CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Pae 5
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
tlio State During tho Past
Week.
Albany Fir Lou Raache 1109,000.
Albany. A loim of IIOC.ooO was
caused liy n fire, which coniflntcly nut
ted tho Wallace block, ooiiIhIiiIiik the
tig llnmlltiui store, and dnmaiod ml
Joining- bulldliiK ntiil stock of other
moron In tint heart of Allmny'i bust
rtes district, The tlutnitr.o I cover
liy $!l,7 10 Insurance, most of Hut a, mil
h-r lohHi'B of I lit) fii IkiJiiu fully n
uriul.
Aitiioiicn u burm-d for almost two
hour before firemen gained control
tne blnie wni confined to th- two
story brick bulldliiK owned by Dr. J
I'. Wallace, noil a two.fctnry brick nil
Jolnlim It on tho went. ,
A reiiuesl for ulil was sent tn Tor
vullls. Fifty mi'MilicrH of the t'orval
II department hurtled to Albany In
automobiles, lirliiKlllK K'iU feet Of tioi
They arrived In lens than un hour from
tho time they wrrn kiiiiiiiioiiciI, ami
whlln tho fire was almost under con
trol when tlu-y arrived, rendered vnl
tlllhle BimliitHIICtl III keoplitK It wllhln
limit niiil in milnluliiii It ultimately
Many Rabbit r Poisoned.
Laker, Jt, T. Jackson, liovi.-nummt
rabbit export, who linn been In thin
City for a week or mora ti'lllnu the
rancher of tlilw vicinity how to get
rlil of the Ioiik eared pest by the pois
oning method, Iiiih lii'i-n a viry busy
man, as he linn been culled on to make
nny trips, where there lum boon
much destruction.
An eierliuont with poisoned grain
on the Frank Collin ranch tu-ar thin
city h few (lily uo resulted In loo
di.-uil ralilillii being comitcnl In a nrnall
area., whero 15 i-enta' worth tf grain
nil poison had liiii-n put out.
Lumbar Rat Cut U S').
FiiKene. A reduction from
13.50 In tho frclKht rate on
IS to
rmiKh
green lumber from tlm Willamette Mil
Icy iiawinlllM to Intermediate Callfnr
nlu point will tuka place May 1, ac
cording to word received from Wash
IliKton. The action In tho renult or
th Interstate commerce roinmlBlon
In denying tho Southern I'aciric com
pany exemption from tho fourth ion
lion of tho Interstate commerce law.
The 30 per cent reduction Krauted
murk a victory tn flnht made by the
- Willamette valley liimlicrini'ii cover
ing nearly a year.
POWER PROJECT
FEASIBLE
Great
Coat at Celllo Preeludea
Prob-
ability of Undertaking.
Bulem. From an engineering stand
point the Celllo full power project
In entirely feasible, ai-cordhiK to the
report of tho government nml atnte on
gluecr who made nil exhaustive co
operative Investigation of tlio dime
project.
Tho engineer report that 4SO,fioo
cotitlnuoiia horepi)ver cun he devel
oped nt tho fulln, at an Htlmateil cot
of $."0,01)0,000. In ailillllon to thtB
anioiint of contliuioii power tin "y?sr
around, over IIHO.OOO hoi-Mep.iwer could
he duvcloped during eltiht nioiilha of
tho yenr.
Whlla tho project Ih reported entire
ly fcBHlble from tho atundpolnt of con
atructlon difficulties, tho enormous
cohI of the undertaking ulmost pro
cluden any effort to make uho of tho
groat amount of water now tuinbllntj
over tho full.
In connection with a possible, use of
tho power In manufacturing fertilizer,
the nitrate would be made from the
air In electric furnace. Tho phos
phate could be brought from Idaho,
Montana and Wyoming, where some of
the lurgcHt boda In the world arc nald
to bo located. Tho pot null, tho third
element necessary for mixed fertili
zer, could be had from the kelp bed
along tho coaat.
No Shortage Found In Baker.
Ilakor. The shortage In tho office
of the county treuaurer, which was re
pprted by C. Lockwood, speciul state
accountant, a $1223.09, failed to ma
terialize In tho thorough audit of the
county book which haa boon conduct
cd eince .January 4 by C. II. Whitney,
and Davis Miles, expert accountants,
Instead, the accountants found the
book to have bnen well kept and so
havo stated In their report to the coun
ty court, A shortage of $8.80 wns dls
lovorod due to clerical errors.
Court Say Dyer I Pendleton Mayor,
Pendleton, John Dyer is mayor of
rnndloton, according ' to a. decision
nindo by Judge Thelps In quo warranto
proceedings brought by Dyer ngnlnst
Robert Klrkpulrlc.lt, recently appoint
ed mayor by tholty council.
Dyer was chairman of tho council
when Mayor Matlock died, and per
formed the functions of mayor until
attorneys for tho wator bonds ques
tioned hi right to sign them, Kirk
Patrick was then appointed.
ERfEr NEWS OF OREGON
foiiBlderahlo building activity Is ex
peeled III l.eliuiion this summer.
l.lun county expended $11)1,04:1.95 tn
Improvement of its highway durliifs
11)14.
Tho Hood Itlver commercial club Is
litereatlin Itself In thj Improvement
of a city park,
A short course f.ir Klamath county
furmera and their wives I to bo held
the week of Kchruary 22 to 27.
IIIiIh for tho construction of the
$122,000 l.'emllctoii postofflce will be
opened at Washington, I). C Murch
2G.
I'ully 1000 men, representing the re
ta'l lntcreill of the whole state of
Oregon, met In Portland Monday to
altmid liio annual convention of the
Iteiull Merchuiits- uasocliitlon.
t'oven tom of aecllmaled seed corn
will 1m dist -United to Orernn farmers
along tho lines of the O.-W. It. ft N.
company, commencing Ma'cli 1, by ('.
L. ("Karmer") Smith, of that company.
Two boj;, euch ttbout 11 year old,
giving tho nuuies of Jack Anderson
and l-'rnnk llllcy, aro In the county
Jail at Kugeno charged with burglary
of tho Jewelry store of L. Weiss In
l'.llljeni).
Cnpluln It. W. Collins, U. fl. A.,
Count Artillery Corps, Instruction of
ficer, left Kugcuu Monday filr his third
annual Inspection of the ('oust Artil
lery Corp. Ho was accompanied by
Adjutant (ioncrnl While.
Willi six co-v testing associations
carrying sllf.htly more than 3000 dairy
cows on offlclul test, dairymen of Coos
county lead all counties of the United
Sialc In till progressive plan of
building tip the dairy herds.
Korty eliiht accidents were reported
to Labor Commissioner lloff during
the week, but there wus no fatality.
Fifteen accident occurred among the
men engaged In lumbering and log
King, and 13 among railroad employes.
The house has appropriated $:!80,0uo
for tho I'mnttlla reclamation project.
and $::77.O0O for the Klamath project.
Twenty five thousand dollars hits been
appropriated for fire protection of
laud Involved in the Oregon & Cal
Ifornla laud grant suit.
Oeorgo tsnckson. of Portland, baa
received the contract for the erection
of the poBtoffleo building nt Tho Dul
lea. at a price of $79,058. The con
structlon will be of sandstone.' The
building will be two stories above
basement 70 by 78 feet.
The succes of the Powder Itlver
Gold Dredging company In it oucra
lion of dredgea In the Bumpter d!s
trlct. has led to the adoption of this
mean of saving the values at several
old placer propertlea, Including that
at Gold Center In the Sumpter district,
Taking the remark of an 1. W. W,
speaker a an Insult to Americans, M
Parcels, a soldier from Vancouver
barracks, knocked the speaker from
nis stand at Firth and Alder streets
In Portland and started a small riot
which was only quelled by the timely
arrival of tho police.
tiovernor llhycombo has granted
a conditional pardon to Karl SliortKen
17 years old, who Is in the Marlon
county Jail, Ho was arrested Febru
ary 4 on the charge of stealing a pul
ley and log chain which ho sold for 50
cent, lie was convicted and sen
tenced In a term of 30 day.
Tho district forester at Portland an
nounces that during the fiscal vear
lit 1 4, there were 521 timber sale made
from tho national forests in Oregon
and 142 from tho forest In Washing
ton. This represents 24,594,000 feet
board measure for Oregon and 1!)9..
14,000 feet board measure for Wash
Ington.
Tho lnrgest property sale closed last
week In tho state Involved tho trans
fer of tho Hen Harrison mine, located
In the Greenhorn district not fur from
linker, to the American Smelting &
Refining company for a consideration
understood to bo about $500,000
About 40 men have been employed at
the mlno, which produces approxl
niately $15,000 a mouth when In opera
tion.
A spring comes on It become more
and more apparent that there will
have to be more resettling In Umatilla
county than was thought a few weeks
ago, Farmers whose first examina
Hons led them to believe that their
grain was not damaged by the cold
weather are now admitting that some
of their field will have to be resown.
The lnok of moiBture in tho ground
resulted In much freezing out during
the cold snaps.
President Kerr, of the Oregon Agri
cultural college, has announced the
appointment of guides for the Oregon
building at the San Francisco exposi
tion. Those mon were selected by a
Committee, which took into consider
ation the scholastic record of the ap
plicants, their appearance and person
ality and the knowledge or the stato
of Oregon as Indicated by the answers
given to questions asked in a rocent
examination, Lectures wore given by
a number o( members of the faculty,
preparing the applicants for the ex
amination, Out of about 300 men who
appllod for appointment 120 were al
lowed to take tho examination and 38
were appointed. In addition 22alter.
natcs were chosen.
liflERAlOLCAl
A Town That Lives In Perennial
Dread of Extinction.
COMMA'S CRATER IN ACTION.
It' a 8olmn Spectacla For the Dwell
r In tht Shadow of thfc Gloomy
Peak When "Old Faithful" Explode,
a It Dae Reyularly Once a Year.
It Is singular bow Indifferent to a
persistently threnteued danger human
belli;.' enn become, even when the dan
ger Is of a deadly nature and may
Imperil their very lives. Hurry II.
I Minn, In (he Montreal Herald and
Hinr, tells of a case In which whole
lottnfiil of people lie under the con
stant threat of exllnctloirliy n volcano.
The roof of the llltle Isixllko hotel In
Collinn, capital of the sluto of Collina,
In Mexico, was freshly drenched with
water In a vain effort to light off some
of Keptemlier's heat 1 think there were
elgliteeu of us gathered there In the
cool, gray nlxht. The almimt silent
town lay like a blin k and white check
erboard nt our feet.
Twenty miles away, across a valley
still green with the ruins of summer,
rose a conical mountain, almost soli
tary. L'ven by night It looked sinister;
by day It was terrible, with Its barren.
Ihvm coat ci I silk's, s gas exuding cue
shunned even by the vulture which
haunted mountain mid plain. It was
the Volcano of Collnm, the "Old Fullb
fill" of crtilers, which explode regu
larly owe a year-and It "was almost
due for nn exhibition.
"He should begin soon." droned the
hotel keeper, "Maybe today, maybe to
morrow, maybe not for a week, but It
is the middle of September, and It Is
his time."
The old man had sciircely finished
when a bubble, black ns ulgbt, crowd
ed Itself but of the broken end of tho
mountain, whkii we knew was a pot of
molten stone, twenty miles awny. The
bubble, so dink that we could see It
plainly, swelled like n growing puffbnlt
and then, pushed out from below, rose
like a giant umbrella, with Incredible
speed, Into the sky. P.ehlnd It came 0
straight tubular column of smoke, such
smoke as that of which the bubble was
made, black and thick and ominous.
I'p, up, up, rose the bubble, riding. It
seemed, on the column below It It ar
pen red to hang like a bugo blunket a
thousand feet In the heavens; then
slowly, like some Brent octopus feeling
It way along the bed of the sea, the
bubble flattened and begun to spread
out Prohnbly it moved mile every
minute, but It was fur away and so
monstrous that we could not judge It
by ordlnnry standards.
It seemed that the town below us
heaved a long sigh. The tiling for
which It ten or twelve thousand In
habitants had been waiting wns nlsiut
to hnMn. The mighty drama was
about to be enacted before their eyes,
a It was liefore the Spanish conquis
tadores set foot on Mexican soli. Vet
to them the spectacle was ever excit
ing1, for Its end might lie dentil, might
be destruction of their town, as It had
beeu the destruction of the ninny small
er towns clustered more closely round
the skirts of the gloomy peak.
The roofs tilled with people. Here
and there a woman screamed; ninny,
both men and women, prayed; queru
lous cries and questions from children
rose on the night air, and the bells In
tho churches began to ring, slowly at
first and then more rapidly, us the Ore
god began to play about the crest of
Collina.
Like n waterspout on the crest of a
lofty roller nt sen, the smoke column
and lta spreading top rested for a mo
ment on the volcano and then, with n
thunderous outrush of air, which must
huve been heard for at lonst a hundred
miles, mulshed Into thin air. A col
umn of fire took their place.
No ordlnnry lire was this. No flame
ever kindled by hutnnn bands burned
so white as that tower of luminous bits
of lava and sand and stone and puper
heated gases tliaf shot upward from
tho mouth of the crater.
I gazed nt It spellbound ns the light
of day spread round all over the valley
and the city. A constant roar came
from the volcano, a roar so Insistent,
so monotonous, that I could uot hear
whnt the old hotel keeper who stood at
my elbow wns saying. I beut my ear
to hi in and beard: "Not so bad as Inst
year. Mayhap wo shall uot be harmed."
Too Modeat.
Sir W. S. Gilbert's owu story of his
first experience as a playwright Is In
structive. He took his maiden attempt
to a manager, who rend It carefully
and ofTered to accept it "Now," said
he to the overjoyed dramatist, "whnt
do you expect nie to pay you for this?"
The young author, not liking to be
too forward, modestly suggested 30
guineas, Tho manager Immediately
wrote out a check for the desired
amount and, presenting It to Gilbert
said: "Young ninTt, let me Elve von a
word of tulvlce. Never jell so good a
play for sucb a small amount again."
A Curious Trial.
The records of Klrby Matzeard
church In Yorkshire, England, men
tion a curious trial which took pluce in
the church In the seventeenth century.
A woman was tried for stpullng n skull
out of tho churchyard. Her defense
wns that she took the Rktill to put un
der the pillow of a sleepless friend ns
n charm to make her sleep. She wns
reprlmiinded and ordered to put the
skull buck.
Onln has oft with trenohorous hopes
led men to ruiii.-Sophocles.
Summons
In IIk-circuit court of lb state of On
('on lor the county ol Cruris,
W. (J, Mtutunl, Phiiiiliir,
vn.
Ad Jolini.o-1, J, o, Jolinon, Mm. J, 0.
Jolnmoii mid nil pit'Miiikuiikiiown.rlaiiie
j'ig sny right, title, liiK-ie.t. mtHte or
' ''! property ileiicrfbcd itreiti
ui'li-itiJiiatM.
To Ada Jolimu.n, J, 0. Jolitmon, Mrs. J.
O. Johimoii miij uJ ix-choiis unknown
claiming niiy right, title, intcrct, e-tate
or Hen in he ,,u property ilecribod
herein, the m.ove najiied Uefciirhtnl:
In the limiic ot the nute of On-yon, You
lm lierel.v ni.tlli...! tl.-t u.' ,i VI.... .- ,.
the bohler of Certilicut,. i,( Ii.ii,,iiei,Cy ! '' J'Unc Henry Wlmlnlll, deeensed,
iiiiinbireil Kiiilny-fonr -s(- lumed on the l" B" persons Interested In said es
IKml.liiyol Deccmbc-, ml 4, by the Tux tare tlmt she has bled with the clerk
(.ollccior o u,e county f ,;nu,k, suae of , of t he county court her II rial iiecouiit-
i..i., ! i " , ," nu
i. .,V. i, ... ... . .. e "'"
... ..... ....rtf,,b ,,- ,,, a,,,, ueiioipieoi
for tiixe. for the year ItilO, together with
M7i,,iy, oiiero-i unn coms thereon upon
"t''-riy BfMr-gwj le you, OI wli
you are the owner . fiorM-nr. i .,i
Minuted in nuiil county end suite ami
piiincciliirly ilenerlln-d un 'follow., lo-wif
1)1 hit It-, block Two.-.'..
me of lirnd. In rook county, state of Ore.
Kn, sieonllng to the legal and ulNe'iil
plat I lierenr on tile in the uflic" of the
county cierk of Crook eouiitv.-uiore-nid.
You are fnnlier notified tl'mt the kaid
W.l't. Mutard link paid taxes for sulise
qiient yearn upon suiil property with the
rule of interest on raid amounts, the Hum-lx-r
of tax rcctliilH and from the dutes as
bcrciiiufierketlurtli to-wit:
For the year Kill, paid Dec ruber 22,
Itil I. receipt No, um. amount i.7U, rate of
interest l 'i per cent per annum ;
For the year 1!HL'. paid December 22,
PH I. receipt No. T2Uk'l, amount l!l.7'J, rate
oi iniret i;i per cent per annum
for tin- year V.ii:t, pniii December 22.
1H1 1, receipt No. fiSI-', amount .D).M2, rale
oi o.icrcBt io er cent per suuiim
Said Ada Jolni.on, J. it.
r. J. O. Jobtiknu as tin- owners of the
legal title of the above dewrils-d real pro
ertv u the miuiu appeani of record, and
each ami all other peisons, unknown
clalmliiK any right, talc, intercut, estate
or den in the real property above described
are hereby further iiotilied that the i-aiii
W, U. Mustard will spply to the circuit
court of the slate of Oregon for Crook
" ir!iiiin uic uen
against tne property alsjve descrilied and the 2d dsv of March, 181ft. belore Timothy
men ooned In said cert.h..ai. And you ' K. J. Duffy. U. 6. comniitiioner, at Prine
are hereby umimoncd to appear within vble, Oregon.
Sixty m .lays alter the first publication ol' Any person is at iiberty to protest this
tin. summon., exclu-ive ol the day of said purchase before entry, or initiate a contest
first publication, and rtefsnd the action or
pay tne amount due as alxive shown to
gether with the costs and accrued interest
and in ca'c ol vour fuilura to An so
decree will be rendered font-losing the lien
of aid taxes and rols against, the land
and premise, above described.
f liissiiininoiis i. published by order ol
the Honorable li t-prinireT. tui'li!e of Ilia
county court of the state of Oregon tor the
said Croon county, and said order whs
made and dated this .Ust day of Decenilwr,
1IH4. and the date of the lirst nublicatioii
of this Fuiinnon.i i. the said Slt day of
enioer, lul l.
Ail process and papers In thi
proceej-
big nn
resniing within the state of Oregon, at the
mi i-served upon me unuers iiiiei .
adores, hereinafter mentioned.
Kate of the hist pm.lication of this sum-
nioiik la tin-till day of March. A. D.. 191.).
Wil,r.AHD H. W1KTZ,
District Attorney and Attorney for
Plaintiff. Address: I'rnif ville, Oregon.
Notice ot Final Settlement
Notice is hereby invert, hv the timL.r
signed, the administrator of the estate of
Kotwrt PenniiiKton Johnson, deceased, to
all persons interested in said estate, that
be has made and filed with the clerk of the
county court bis II mil settlement of bis
administration ufsaij esu.te, anil that the
court lias set Monday, the it day of
March, 1015, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
at tlie county co-irt room in I'rineville,
Oregon, as the time and place lor hearing
and setttini; said final accnuntinir. At
which said time and place, any person
interested in said estate may appear and
object to said liual accoutring.
xsuKTU mis oio uuy ui Jan., 101,1.
M. It. KLI.IOTT,
Administrator of the estate of lioliert
Pennington Johnson, deceased. l-2s-p
Call and subscribe now for the Semi
Weekly and Sunday Oregon Journal,
just the thing for busy farmers.
18 Hay V. Conspaiili, Agent.
Why not take the Journal?
We are selling out all our Stoves
Ranges and Heaters at actual cost.
Furniture
will be sold at greatly reduced prices
up to February 20, 1 9 1 5
A.H.Lippman&Co
"PRINORE"
AND
"STANDARD"
Prineville Flour
Call for Warrant
Nntlce Is hereby Klven that nil
registered ifi-ni rnl fund w iii-root nn
loom! Including registered No. 518
ii nd nil roiiil fiiml wnrnuits up
to nml Ineliiilliig rcylHtered No. .'.
win im! pnld nn preMentiitloii, and
Interest on snnic will stop from this
ItAI.I'll Ij. Jokimn,
January 14, 1H15. Treasurer.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is lierebv trlven hr the nn.
derslKued. the executrix of the estate
inif or her lmlnlstrtl
on or snld
, estate, nml
Hint the court has set
Monday, the first day of Murch,
l'.ilG, at 10 o'clock In the fun-noon hi
1, 1 1 lie county court room In Prluevllle,
Oregon, iih t hp time ami place lor
hearln ami scrtliriit sold filial m-
couniiuu-. At which said time and
t.bire noe .,-,, I,.,.., . .
estate may ap-ar ami object to
said finnl accounting-.
Hated this 21st day of Jan., 1915, J(
Hkhkixa Winimim.
Kxecutrlx of estateolJames lleury
Wlndom, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Olllce at The Danes, Orepon.
llecemlM-r 10, 1014
Notice is hereby given that William
Fender, whose pout otlice address a IVioe
ville, Oregon, did on the 'eiA ilayof June
4 1014, tile in thi office i-worn statement and
upiuc:iiioii ro. U1.1.-HIJ. io nurcliaaa. tlie
'A "e'i, section pi, township 14 south,
range 17 east. Willamette meridian, ami
of the net of Jo . a imts .,i .!,. o .i
atory, known ak the " Timber and
fcumc Law." at kiich vaiue as mik-lit l
fixed by appraisement, and that pursuant
to such application the land and timber
thereon have been appraised f&K).00, the
timls-r eslimuted 11V; IMI Is.srd feet at $1.00
per M and the land I0 U0 ; that said ap
iilicanl will oiler final proof in support of
his application and sworn ttateinent on
in application and sworn atatmnent on
at any tune before patent i-sues by tiling a
corroborated atlidavit in this office, alleg
ing mcia wmcri woiim neieat tne entry,
12-17 11. Frank Woodcock, Register.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
Not coal binds
L". 8. Laud Otlice nt Lakevlew, Ore.
January 8, 1915.
Notice la hereby Riven that
Patrick D. McNatnee
of Fife. Oreiron. who. on June 15.
iio. mnde liomesteail entry Act
i..l iq nasi v. n-niKO i- .. i
.V I"', ,v""', X1?
T i i "m w uw JJ! n M
' " , KL, .
ii iiiuiuriic .iici lumu, nan tiieu uuiicr
if Intention to make final three year
pi oof to establish claim to the land
above described before Charles A.
Sherman, U. 8. Commissioner, at
Hfe, Oreg-on, on the 1st day of
March, 1915.
Claimant name as witnesses:
Paul P. Werner, K. Q. Douglas, H.
W. Douglas, Ed Street, all of File,
Oreiron. Jah. F. BfnoF.sa,
1 21 Register.
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby given by the un
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Avery G.Scoggln, deceased,
toallcredltors of saidileceased and to
all persona having claims against
said estate to present them with the
proper vouchers at the office of N.
G. Wallace, In Prluevllle, Oregon,
within six months from the first
publication of this notice.
Dated and published first time this
21st day of Jauunry, 1915.
N. G. Wallack.
Administrator of the estate of
Avery G. Scoggln, deceased. 1-21-iit
The Journal, 11.50 per year.
msJl
In the circuit court of the utate of
Oregon lor Crook county.
The First National Unr.k of Prineville.o
a corporation, plaintiff,
vs.
S. K. Crsipsr, defendant.
To S. K. Cooper, the above named de
fendant: In the name of the stale of Oregon,
Yan are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of plaintiff
bled against you in the above entitled
court and action, within ten day from
the date of the service ol Ibis summons
opon you, if served within Crock conn
ty, state of Oregon, or, if rerved within
any other count r in the state of Ore
goo, then within twenty data from the
date of the service of this Bommona up
on ) on. or, if cei veil without ibis state
or publication, as required bv law,
then on or before the (tin ,h, l vitrei,
1915 And you ae hereby notitled that
ii you tail to so appear or aimier, lor
wsnt thereof the idainliff v ill tsk
J"-'-" isi you inr in-1 Slim OI
uny (Jona s, with in-'
terest thereon at rate of ten per cent
Pr annum from the 2nd day of June,
1911, (les tf e mm of Two hnudred
fifty-seven and one half dollar paid
thereon July 8th, 1914,) and for the
further sum of Fifty dollars a attor
ney's fee, and for the further inn
of - Three hundred dollar with in-
terest thereon at rate of ten per
cent per annum from the 2T!r.l day of
July, 1914, and lor the further sum of
Thiity dollars at attorney's fees, and
for the further sum of One hrfndrei
lixty eigbt dollar with interest there
on at rate ol six per cent per annum
from the 1st day of October, 1914. and
for the costs and disbursements of thi
action, and for an Older of aid court
that certain personal prof erty belong
ing to you, and attached in this action"
in this countv, be sold to s.iti-fy said
judgment. This summon is published
in the Crock Cmnty Journal for six
full weeks in seven consecutive issues
thereof, commencing with the ieiue of
January 21s', 1915, and ending witb
the issue of March 4th, 1015. bv order
of the Hon U. Springer, county judge
of Crook county, stat of Oregon, made
and entered on the 13. b day of Janu
ary, 1015.
Dated and published first time Janu
ary 21st, Vm. M. E. Bkink.
Attorney for PI lintiff.
Order.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for the county of Crook.
State of Oregon, plaintiff,
vs.
A. H. Lippman, administrator of the
estate of Fernando Roots, deceased,
all heirs at law of spid decedent (if
any there be) and all other persons
and parties, unknown, claimiag any
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
the personal property described in
the information herein, defendants.
It appearing to the court from the
information on file herein that Fernan
do Roots died intestate on the 4th day
of April, A. D., 1914. within the county
of Crook, State of Oregon, leaving an
estate therein consisting of personal
property -alone made up of cash in a
bank and wages due ot the value of
Six Hundred Sixty-Six and 38 hun
dredths ($66.38) dollars: and
It further appearing that A. H. Lipp
man was thereafter appointed and duly
qualified as administrator of the estate
of the said Fernando Roots, deceased,
that the said administrator took pos
session of all the assets and property of
the said estate, administered upon same
in the usual course of business, col
lecting and converting into cash all of
the said personal property of said
estate and paying all claims and just
demands against said estate; and
It appearing that said estate is now
fully and finally settled and that there
remains, after the said payment of all
of said claims and demands, together
with the costs and expenses of the ad
ministration thereot, now in the pos
session of the said A. H. Lippman, the
administrator aforesaid, Three Hun
dred Seventy Nine and 9 hundredths
(379.09) dollars in cash, and that the
: said decedent died without heirs at law,
I children, widow or kindred, capable of
: inheriting said personal property and
that by reason thereof the state of Ore
gon has by law a right to the title of
said property;
Wherefore, Upon the motion and ap
plication of Willard H. Wirtz, district
attorney for Crook county and attorney
for the state of Oregon herein;
1 It is hereby ordered, adjndged and
decreed, in the name of the state of
Oregon, That all heirs at law of Fer
nando Roots, deceased, (if any there
be,) and all persons and parties, un
known, claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the personal property
of said decedent, be, and they are,
j hereby summoned and required to ap
pear and show cause in this court, if
any they have, by the '13th day of
J March A. D , 1915, why the title in and
; to said personal property, described
herein and also in the information here
, in, should not be adjudged escheated to
I and vested in the state of Oregon; and
it is further ordered and adjudged that
a copy of this order be published in
: the Crook County Journal, a weekly
; newspaper of general circulation in said
county ol crook and state of Oregon,
for a period of six consecutive weeks
prior to said 13th day of March, A. D.,
1915.
Done in chambers, at The Dalles,
Oregon? this 23rd day of January, A,
D., 1915.
(signed)
W.
L. Bradshaw,
Judge.
Date of first publication, Jan. 28, 1915
Date of last publication, March 11, 1915
Willard H. Wirtz. District attorney
and attorney for plaintiff.
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby given by the un
dersigned, tlie admlnlrttrator of the
estate of Patrick W. Hnden, de
ceased, to all creditors of said de
ceased and to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same, with the proper vouchers,
to the undersigned nt the office of
M. K. Elliott In Prineville, Oregon,
within six months from the first
publication ol this notice.
Dated and published the first
time January 21, 1915.
N. J. Lamheht,
Administrator of the estate of
Patrick W. Haden, deceased.
Wood Sawed on Short Notice
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