The Maupin Times
Published Every Friday at Maupin, Oregon,
J. E, Disbrow, Publisher
Subscription: One Year, $1.50, Six Months 75cts, Three Months 50
' Entered as second class mail matter September 2, 1914. at the
vpost office at Maupin, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Tygh
(from page l) ,
frank Morrow of Vmlc is work
ing on it.
Ilarvev McClain and wife re-
turned to Tygh Valley aftor a long
ojoutn with Harvey's people who
live in the valley; all were glad to
-Bee them back.
Dr. Brown went to The Dalles
Saturday, morning returning Sun
day very late, Zene Watkins mak
ing a trip to The Dalles for him.
Did the boys chivari ton Wiug
when he was married here a short
time ago? All joy to Mr. and Mrs.
Wing.
Roy Morris and wife have moved
down on White river in Vince
Steers' house. Mrs. Morris has
asthma and the damp atmosphere
is much better for hen They con.
template moving to the Valley,
Geo. Morris returned home Mon
day night from Sherman county
FISCHER'S GARAGE
, Auto Passenger Service Auto Delivery Trudk
Prepared fdr Long Trips or Outing Parties
A Complete Line of Automobile Accessories
MAUPIN, OREGON
-mid.
Blacksmithing, Wagonmaking ftftJ Auto
. Repairing
fraley & Vahdrfrpool
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing and Wagonmak
ing. Share grinding and sharpening. All kinds
of Repair Work that will suit, With a Guarantee
That Will Stick. Try us If your wagons, bug
gies or hacks need .overhauling, bring them in,
we'll save' ybu money,
We Sar'ry a full line bf Automobile Supplies and
are prepared to do all kinds 6f Auto repair work
Maupin Ore.
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
THE PORTLAND CHAMBER OF
INVITES TO TI1H
Manufacturers' and land products
EHPOSITldft
li October 25--NoVembet 13
2nd Ahnukl Show 'of All-Ore$ri
and Southern Washington Agri
cultural Products frod MimufacV
uring Resources,
fecund Tr& Mets . b'ol'J on a Red,
luce
Bas)s fori Cenral Oregon Ppints,
, (Oct. 28 and r4ov4 ana u , .
!eturn Ltout Seven lJay after 'datfe ol Safe
A. LOCKE, Agent,
Maupin.
where he has been at work.
, How can parents expect theii
chiidren to be dutiful and obedient
and stay at home when the parent
never think anything is going the
child's way. Children have rights
that parents are bound to respect.
Let them have their amusements
at home and their company too.
Some people think it is some
thing dreadful to see a young man
or woman work their way through
school or college, but Elmer Mun
ier is working at the hotel and
Mrs. Johnson says splendid help
he makes. Elmer is a boy of fine
address, pleasant, affible and oblig
ing and cau play as good a game
of Whist as the next person.
Tuesday night was solo night.
Now is the time to begin work
on the fair. Don't go to sleep bui
be up and doing next meeting to
vote for officers. Why not invite
the ladies to votej thsy are interest
ed too.
Smock Items 2
Miss tda Duncan was a guest of
Miss Vina Ayres Wednesday.
A few Changes in real estate las!
week, T. E. Farlow ilo acres to
John Gordollj David Moorebouse
160 acres to G. W, Bargainholt.
Chas. Duncan and son George
are seeding the Walter Ledfora
ranch.
The Duncan Srds. dud Mulvaney
Bros, killed two wildcats last week.
Roy Fleck and wife are in The
Dalles having some repair work
done on their residence in that city
in the form of paitlt!ug paptriug,
and the construction of a chimney.
John Farlow Sbld a team of
horses a few days ago,
Grant Ledfdrd purchased a
Spaulditig buggy of the a'g'eht last
week .
F. E. Spoor rhade a business trip
to The Dalles last Wednesday,
Frank Magll wa$ at Mulvaney's
mill recently aud took away some
of their product.
Ton! Farlow and molfter were
business visitors at The Dalles last
week. .
Mrs, Wiir, Stakely and Mrs,
Pierce were visitors at the John
Howell home Thursday";
Chas', Ross is lWing on the Jar-
low gate t&ncft.
Ffed Bichsel was a Dalles busi
ness Visitor a feV days last week.
Harkl wedding bells sdou may
ring.
Toe Kisttier of TvWli Valley took
a load of finishing Winner from the
Mulvaney mill for Dr. Brown's
residence ftt Tygh'.
Tohn Farlow Vuled some fine
porkers Friday.
Willis Farlow was absent from
ichool Monday on account of sick
ness.
Raise Corn
shial
YouGant
a the N9rwej?.u Siai.eornjfl flpwn here-good .torn,
cobs, deep kernelo, solid ears, and plenty bushels per acre.
F . v -" -",': '., , "
,.very, fotrery, lve,8tocf owoer
' every dairyman knows what corn means
1 - -
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n...i.. ,.f ... ir'nAM, .w rnm Is a successful crop in .this conn
.. j 4i,...UMiiu a pflmnaKTii for more oorlt and, uettei
ltrv. VJ HI1U K uis'ivouuj w. o .
pork, more cattle, more dairies and jijos and better tinies-at the
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Local Happenings
The Times, $i..so a year.
Mrs. J. M. Conklin is spending a
few days iu Maupin.
Potatoes for sale by Mrs. E.
Rowan, Tygh Valley $1.25 pei
sack. n5
After today there will he 6
laundry basket at the 0. T, de-
pot-
L. D. Kelley, Bates Shattuck
and L. K, Oakley went to Madras
this morning for a couple days'
rabbit hunt, ,
John Farlow and Geo. Ledford
were over from Smock Tuesday.
J. S. Fraley moved over to his
Juniper Flat ranch recenty.
John V. Martin Shipped a car
load of hogs to Portland Sunday,
P. A. Coale lias taken a home
stead over across Stag hollow.
Quite a bunch of old papers have
again acumulated at the Times of
fice. One red roan cow brand C t on
left side, 1 red sucking calf; owner
identfy aud pay charges at mouth
of Bakeoven creek, Mrs. Alex
McMullen, Maupin, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper were over
from Tygh today JU their neVV Car.
Notarial work at the Maupin
State bank.
Go to Fischer's Garage for all
your automobile accessories, gaso
line and storage of machine.
See Fraley and Vanderpool for
auto accessories
Mr. and Mrs. - Mell Sigmond of
Dufur spent the week end wilh
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Moad In the
Tillies building. -' 'yi' J '
)dn t blame your clock It
needi cleaning. Emmons will
do ii fdr ydu and ffu&rantee it.
U. S. Representative N. J. Sin-
not honored our little city by a
call Monday.
For , Sale Pure White Wyan
dotte Cockerels, $1.00 each. C. H.
Crofdot, ftt'aupin, Ore. 22tf
The Isis Stock Go. appeared in
The trail tif the Lonesome pine
Saturday lght before of the larg-
est houses fever congregated in th's
city, aud flayed The Rose ot the
Rancho, bundav night.
Local Markets
Potatoes, 1.25 to I 50.
Cabbage, 2c.
Onions, 2c.
Tomatoes, 2 t-2 to 3c.
Eggs, 25 to 30.
Butter, creamery 40; dairy 35,
Sugar,' 6.50.
Apples, choice 1.25 box.
Peaches," 50c,
Bacon, 17 1-2 to 25.
Salt, dairy 65 per sack, fann
table 90.
Flour, bbl 5.60, 6.00.
Bran, $29 per ton.
Shorts, $31 per ton.
Salt, $'15 per ton.
Wheat, forty-fold 83, club 80;
blue stem 84,
Hogs, best light 6.S
Foot Mashed
Last Monday D, A. Moad took
the Isis Stock people to Shanikc,
finding that Mr, Howland's cat
was not repaired, consented to take
them on to Madras. Seventeen
miles out of Shaniko he had a
puncture. Tile tire was off when
one of the boys started the motor;
The breaks were not set tight, the
car started and let the rim of
the wheel on Mr. Moad's right foot.
He returned home Tuesday night
and with the doctor's care is ex
pected to be mit in a few days.
School Nfltts
J. R. Lewis and Geo. Claynilre
in the capacity of a Committee SeiH
from the t. 0- 0 F. lodge of ap
initial W took after the prospects
Of the lodge at this place., were vis
itors here Tuesday . The meetings
this winter will be held in the
Donaldson balk which G. L. Har-
phan has Vented for the season.
Done Neatly
at this office
PhOtOS D4y or Night - Anywhere
Send os yo'ur Kodak Work
We fray postage back
Photo Sunrfits
The Welcome Studio
The Dalfbs, "Ore.
Harold tock has bWn Wpt
out of school this week on ac
count of the arrival of a b'bv baby
in his horhe. Harold has ilso a
route for The "Dalles Rjodel laun-
. 1 ! . II' .
dray ana is a good worker.
T.fon iinrl Merilda Ch'ouinard.
12 and . 10 years, old, walked out
to Mr. Woodruff's last Sunday,
six miles, and brought 'b&k with
them five little pigs.
Special school meeting at trie
school house .,on Saturday, Ma
vember 13 at 2 ri. m.
Examination 'papers were re
turned to the pupus last Monday
The statuling ranged 'from ,'28 to
1UU. . Jjouis nmons got, uu in
Literature, Zohn Moad 100 in
Composjiiorl,. Guy., Fryman and
ClydexViHiatna 1Q0 Jip Medieval
History, waomi mun iw in
Grammar, Wni Fisclwr 100 in
Indrodujctiry . History, Thomas
Cook 100 in Geography.
Co- feupt. Bonney, sends word
that the date, of, Hjarrjngton-Pit-man
lectures' Have been changed
to Tuesday. evening Nov. 9. Mr.
Harrington's lecture will be il
lustrttM with stereoptican views
and Mr. Pittman's will be a ae
lecft'd keWre.;, Both,, are yny
iiit'rvstiritf spesKersand h 'is
i .. t!, tin- i tire cuhimunitj-
1 a, . '! ;! ht'c. darce will
i.
8llO' US pprfCi-iw. or. int'he
able meiijand of the'pepartr)ient
of Public Instruction which they
The Tiftes WoVild ftke id have a
correspondent 'in eVe'ry c'o'i'iiUiunity
of Southern Wasco cotinty. II
your locality is iic-'t presented
send us a sample letter, With your
uame antt address. We will send
you stationery.
We lead-OtheYs Mlow. Lis
ten! At endi'tfiotis expense we
have secured a liraifed nilmber of
large harid painted OIL PAINT
INGS of Landscape . and Marine
Views, which we are giving ab
solutely free to 'cur Hist6mers,
See us abotit it.-W. H. Staats &
Co.
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CHAS.fi. FRANCIS. M.D. CM
SIAVrtN, OREGON
Men. 6611, Phys. & Sur.,
Ontario
Licentiate , Minnesota and
Oregon
Prorhpt Service on Either
Day or Might Calfs
tyts'tsCca, Glasse. Fitted
Odd Fellows Visit
Good Investment
An investment thoroughly wtiVth
while is ofrer'ed frtV nle for a short
tune ar$2i..so ah acre. Farm of
200 acres rih JiaVt teVnis- '6 acVe
in cultivation and 7)5 Wdre'c'an Vie
cultivated ftnd the baani'e 'is 'goo1
pastul aVid wo'Ads i- l'4tid. feoVm
buildings and Ten'c'eS ahd riftVit Vd
plenty ' of iVri&aUdh 4Vater. . All
kinds of fruit. 'On WrM hmll Ml
atid tel phoi'ie liiu' ,and Vt;tlsVii.
cloe to sHWffl and ' clniMt, Cull
at the Times office. "
il Homestead Entry, no. 013513
for K 1-2 NK 1-4, SW 1-4 XR 1-4, S
t-4 nw r-4, nw 1-4 SE 1-4, N I
sw t-4, sw 1-4 sw I 4, Sixtio't 28
Township 7 Smilh. Range 15 Ivj'.
Willameite Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make I'lm
three year Proof, to establish cldii
to the land above described, be
fore H C Rooper, V. 8. Com '''.s
sioner ;it Antelope, Orcop, on iv
13th day of December, iqi.s.
Claimant unities us witnesses
Bert E. Davis, JSdward A: Fri ch
Silas C. Richardson, Char'es C
Robinsor, all of Shaniko, Ortgnn
H. Frank Woodcock,
up Register.
NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION
(publisher)
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office at Tlit
Dalles, Oregon, November 2, 1915.
NOTICE, is hereby given thai
Rrnest Howard Taylor, of Criie
ion, Oregon, who, on May 26th.
i8n, made Homestead Entry no
09007, and on July 2nd, 1914, niarli
additional Homestead Entry no
013563, for V 1-2 NW 1-4, Sec. 17,
B 1-2 NE t-4, Nw t-4 NE 1-4, Sec
tion iS, Township 6 South, Ratios
15 East, Willamette Meridian, ha
filed notice of intention to niak.
Final three year Proof,: to establish
claim to the land above described,
before F, D. Stuart, U. S. Coin
inissioner at Maiipii'i, Oregon, on
the lath day of December, 1915,
Claimant names as witnesses:
D. L Rutherford, C. G, Skogs
burg, C. A, Duns, H. M. Green,
all ol Criterion, Oregon
H.. Prank Woodcock,
ttegiste'r,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(HthUshkr)
bepaVtntent of the Interior,
United States Latid Office at The
Dalles, Oregon, October 26, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Edward W. Hollenbeck, of Tygh
Valley, Oregon, who, on Decem
ber 14th, tit, marie Homestead
Entry No. 09756, aild on NdVenu
ber 10th. tOu. made additional
Homestead Entry No. of40jt foV
Lot 2, Sec. 7 T 4 S, R 15 E and
NE 1-1, SK 1-4 NW t-4, Sec. 12,
SE 1 4 SW t-4, SW 1 4 SE 1-4,
Section . Township 4. South,
Range 14 ttasl, WillanV'tre Meridi
an, has fik-il Untice of Ini'eVit'iBii to
iiiake Final ihree year Proof Vo
esiablish c'ttim to .'the land above
desp'rilk'il. hvfore United States
Land dftit 'At the Dalles, Oregoh,
on the icith (Va of iWcertJber, 1915-.
Claimant VumVM A1 witnesses.
1 Ames L. Osbnni, Ntose's Webb,
fohii M. Conrov, Charles Connolly
iA of Tvgh Valley, OrfgrtU
! rA.vK Wooncqci',
Ri-jjisii-r.
.TOnCE FOR PUBLICATION
(itblisher)
Department of the Interior,
United Stalt-sLand Oifice at I' e
'.lies Oregon, September 20th,
lNOTICE is hereby given th t
Jliarles S. Gabel. of Wapiniti ,
Dregon, vln, on May 7'h. 191 ,
nade lloin-stcad Entry No. 0670. ,
r N 1-2 SW 1-4, N 1-2 SE i-j,
Section 31, Township 5 South,
taiige-r.i Eat, Willamette Merjd;.
i-i, has nled notice .if imenri n 0
nake Fin d five year I'r f . o
siahlish cl dm to the land above
Inscribed, lielore F. I). S.ii't. , ,
i. Commissioner at Maupin, On
ion, on the 6th day of N .venib-.,
'915.
Claimant 11 tnu-s as witnesses:
Irrhert llaminer, Frank (ialiel,
len H. (ia iel, Jaihe-H. Ilartniui,
ill of Wapinitia, Oreon.
H. FRNK WOODCOCK,
p Register.
NuTIClv FOll" PUliLIC ' L
(I'ttliUSHKll)
Doprtrtnl -nt of the Int rioi',
U. S. Land Office at The DalleV,
Oregon, October jnd, 1915. (.
NOTICE is hereby given .that
Beryl Robinson, of Shaniko, Off"
gon, Wild on -October 25th 191;,
made Homestead E itry M i. 006. vl
aud 011 M iv 1st, 1914. made "mUlU
tional HonHstead Iviirv No,
012994, for NE 1-4, NW 14 Sr;
1 4. NE t-4 NW 1-4. ; Sec. 21,
S 1-2 NW i 1, Section 22, Town
ship 1 South, Range ts Kasl, W.i)
lauiette Meridian, has filfd notiqe
of ..intention to make Final three
year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before'
H. C, Rooper, U. S. Cotmniss.ionef
at Antelope, Oregon, 011 the' 15th
day of November, 1915.
Claimant names as. witnesses:
C, C, Robinson, George D Al
bright, James M. Piigh, Edward
AvFritclr, all of Antelope, Ore
gon",
H. FRANK. WOODCOCK,"
p Register.
Make l'!' il proof
inissioner Smart.
nVtiVe Com-
NOTICE Foil PUBljcATior.
ivn)t.i,hWR)
Department of the "fiVte'rler,
U S. tnd d'&c'e t "f We Kyttiles,
Oregon', October 27, V-9V5.
NOTTOT rs TierelV VeYl r.iat
ArthurR. Minks, 'of IV X'-rIIvv,!
Oregon', wilo 011 Tjovenmer a, rgii',
made Desert Lana Entry no.'
09639, for oW - 1 If-, nv t-4
SK 1-4, Station lti', 'fow'nsli'ip 4 g.,
Range 14 East Willa'niet'fe NPcrid-
ian, has filed notice of inttmlion to
make FinaJ desert taiid JdoF Yo
establish tlaiin to the laijfi adoVe
desciibed, before Hie Ke'eisfer'aiid
Receiver, J. S. 'Land 'Office, at
The Dallesv'dreg'Oif, 011 the 14th
Claimaiit iialn'es as witnesses' 111
W. Hollenbeck, of Tygh alle
Oregon, ). o. fvimks, 01 Tygn
ValLy, bregim, James obmi'.
of Tygh Vfellev.regou, C A,
PattersoiT, terass Valley, ftregom
TJ.. VkKifk WddpcdClc,
up feg'i'steV. j
NOf ICli 'FOR PUBLtCATIOM,
(PtirtUSHItR)
DepafliUeilt of the Inierior. ';
0. Lmd Offic at Th DiiMei.
Oregon. October 12, 1915
NOTICE is herabv given that
Cora, II. MiOlWlh of Shaniko, Ore
gon, who tin March 4, 1911, 111. U
iionk-siead .-'n rv ?o. 08233 and on
MaV 2$, fS-. a it additional
hrtirtesteid 'enirV Sl'o,- ty2(i6, for
ll t-J t 3'. N 1-2 NW
14, NW tr4 NE 1-4, SW 1-4 NW
1-4, Sf V . SW i 4, S-ction 3?.,
Township S,. Kuige tj E., Wil";
tnnWrt NteHaUiV. hAi filed notu-e
t ini'eiilio'il to iiiftk'e final ihiee
v Vr lr of, to s-ablish claim ti
h ' l irfl aboe ilt-sci ill--il, uefoie
H. t A.Mpe'rr U liied .S.ales Com
ini.,l;)lVrt-,, at Vii'.1opv tirco i,. 011
the i'ih 1V iA' S'ove nb-'i'v i M5.'
ClaiiiVaih't Ait'AcS- ii- witttse
Mrs. EHi lli-nton, Edward lleir
ton, 'Willi' n V.-' Pftrcel!, Willimn
F. ft.-Liiu i, ill of Shaniko. OrcsiO h
H I'BA'iK A'.llftCOOK,
iHf . -Roister-.
... .. . -'in.. 1 1
NO r'i j Mr 'py.UvlcA ilijSi
(I'Hl.lSlIKft).
Dcpi'itiiunt of tin: Interii'r.
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
uiu.ishek)
Depa-'tViftYit of tTie IWerior,
U, S. Llind Office n't TVie banes,
Oregon, (October 7, 1 9T 5 .
NOTICl.is h;reby given I lint
Ca'n'i S. W ilson, fonneilv Carri
ft Xusl'iil of Shaniko, Oreu'in,
vVlhrt'Au Sebtember 2;. 1913, iiiade
Ko'mesieart 'entrV No. o!i"76v n.d
fin Ahlmi 27. 'rAik in -lire addi
tional honfestead entrV No. rrljo,'!
for W i-J Nh t-4- iv -J.wj (t ., ,,lc.r,, 0f T.yg, Valley
1-4, Sec. 18, E 1-2 S;v 14 Hjv.ire),u wV.v Octob.-r a , 191 1,
t-4 IU ,1-4, s -Vi ,11 ul-j H 1 n "S
Section 7. lownship 7 , 1
V lift rivet fe Meridian,
U iite'1 States Igand'Officc iit Tn
1 ille-,,Oi.on-, October 22. 191,5.
.VriJ'E is hereby given that
Range
NOlici': FOR PUBLfcXTIolsf.
litJBL''tSIIk,R)
Peparttnetit of the-fiite'rior,
U. S, Lmd dftScelit tlie "Dallet,
Oregon, Qctobr "27U1, 1915.
NOTICE. is hereliy given that
Chas. A. Nels'it. 'of Tygh Valley,
Oregon, 'who 011 March 29th, 1911,,
made Hdilsestead Tiijtry NO. 08517,
for N 1-2 NW 1-, section 6, Tpwn.
ship 4 Smith, Range 13 East Y.i1-r
lamette Meridiaii), has filed .notice
of intention to ntike Filial ifTve
year Proof, to establish claim Jo
the land anove described, before F.
D. Stunlft, V. S. VoimnissiotWr, at
Maupiii, Oregon, on the 6th day of
December. 't'J, .
,iaiU15ill iiaivies an mcocj
'A E;
RVZk l)-'XV;.-i. 'Af i,fci,tirii In ftlu'I'p
llV7Ll.V. Ul IILVV.Mli,... -
fiiiftl three Vear Proof, to establish
'iihaVm to tiie limil afiiVvo'SeAcrilied,
tiefo're . ff. D. St'fiar. Unin-d
5tafes C'TiiiiissMone'i', . 'l -WinpiM,
Orefeon 'ffi the 20th f,,:v ot No-
vembei, I if 5.
Cla'iinant naliles V., IVn-'',
V. If. Pin,". T. T. Wilso . 1. M
Wilson lV D. Wilacil. ffi 'of!
l5liiikol(Vegoii. ......
'ii. Frank vv66dcock,
'p iJeister.
L-ntrv N 1. 09590
an 4 Ai .W A.-rt1!". IU. mid:ad-
' a S. I 1 ; . . j. , !,.. I ..,,. ISJn
rtll l-in il I I ' nil. -n.v-.ivi viivi j ,4.v.
115 138, f II'
1-2 NK I -4,
.IW l; if, '-i.-cu.'.fi 27, 'SW t 4
NW 1-4 NW 1-4. S
-J 1-2 SE 1 -4, S t-2
SW
1 4, 5ccu !i 2i-s lovnsliip 3 .,,
Range 5'"', lilielle Aletidiali,
lias iilvil' ii.il.ee of intention to
make final lb ee vear Proof, to es-
tabfivtveiifim t6 fhe laud above de-
Make Pa'iid filings and final proof
iiefore fted StaBiCCihintss'iolter
guila't. .:
Ckn You Do'tfft
Vest tvp.
V, vh. m. W M
nvt M ttwtlti iwjvw jrm t. h. rr
tflUulMt.,.b.H It'liW v"vW pnlMJ,
kM via, u. mv. u b. w,..,:, n , tfwWJ b..JlT
M dVM. h. ,k. , tl WlU,lfflMf'f"W
L. WM.S l lvw.Wti.. WlK.lB,fWVM V
M n V ... .tV I "I- I, ...... hj ..J l .,.i-V
cribed, l, fore Register and Re
leiveT 01 -United St,iU.s Land
OffieS' III s'He 'Dalle, Oregon, on
the 6th of D.velliber, 1915.
Claiiiul Unities m's witnesses:
Lttflfyi-Hft: l?rWr, Rbbert Osboril.
Edward 1' iiiH, Alexander Koss,
all of Tyi ( Valleu, Oregon.
R. TK'K Woocock,
p ' Register.
Nf6-ncf' V6'k- PlUliLfi-CATIO'N.
'Depariment of the lliteridr,
Ux S..'tLand'6ffice at The Dalles,
Oregon. October 12,1915. )
Vn'r'F. is hertlh- Viven lhat
WilliVm T. T
nreeU, of Shiitifib,
Oregon, who on March 4. iQH.
made Homestead entry N'o- 0:52'
and on May 'CO. IJ 14. .made addi
tional ttomesiead entry Nootji34,
iW '1:2 NEta, I'. 'PSM.Vi-4
r. Bennett. E. V. McCorkle. J. T.rsw'r.R 1--1. E Ki bw 1-4. SE
r.
McAtee, all of
Harper, W. ,vH.
T.Th-K ru1lnt. rVrvnrrvrt
II. FfiANK WOODCOCK,
'Register.
t-4 NW t'4, Section 52. Townshit
H
..iKe'5 K- Willamette
NOflC.H FOR " PUBLICATION
Deparr-.ueut of the l.iterior,
U. S. Land office .'.t the-Dutles.!
Dr. C. H. Francis,
Optician
Oregon "October" 23th, 11)15
NOTICE is berbv given thai
Tames M. i'uch, of Antelope, Ore
gon, v ho on April' 15th, 19.it, nwdejt!oft
Hojiwsteiii! Liilry Ko. 08688, and
on juiW 13rd, 1914, made addition-
terVaian iias'filed'lictice of'inten.
tVon't i.ikelinal three year Proof;
to estabbsh claim to the laud Bbove
described, b&ie H. C. "Rooper,
fUnited 8t1aieN.; CommisMoner, at
; AnteTp 'Oi'on. te he"3Dlli day
of Ntinlier, T913.;
Cl.tii'm'iiit Tiariies s ;vs.tuti.ses
Mrs. Co. a ti. MiteluH, Mis. liita
ILntpn
naiu lleliloil
Witel F'teenian, Ed-
All li .Shaniko, Ore-
tip
H. lKANK U'lVltiCOCK,
Register.
NOTICE 'f feR TOLICATION
(i'VifijrsnKk")
Depart theht.of -the Interior,
United State.-.Lnii'd Office at The
Dajles, Oregoi.October, 26, 1915.
NtlfK'E ts hereliy given that
a die's t,. ' soirn','Hf Tygh Valley,
Oregon, .wljo. on February 27th,
191 1, made Houie'stead Entry No,
08204 snd feii fey 1st, .'1914, 'marie
addr(,lpn.al. Homesteiid ntry JNp.
0134. for NK i-'.i'N'i-? SE 14,
N 1-2 SW 1-4, Section 2 1, Town
sliip. South, Range 14 Hast. WiU
r&Taer,.e.:'Meri'dtaii,'has filed notice
of intention to make Final three
year 'proof, to establish claim tb
the laud above described, before
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregoh, on the 16th day of Decem
ber, 'I'gr.S.
vCiaimant names as witnesses:
EdwaAl 'W. Hollenbeck, Moses
Webb, loliu M. '-Conrov, Charles
Connolly , all, of Tygh Valley, Or
egon. . . - .
H. Frank Wooncocr,
p Register.
represent.