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Page Six Thursday, March 18, 1920 EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS D. H. MORGAN U. S. M O RG AN A Full Line of Feeds A s soon as our car of Mill Feeds arrive, come in and get prices, as it will be to your advantage to do so. Try "our Soluble Sulphur Spray on those neglected fruit trees and grow fruit that you may be proud of. W e [expect to have our feed grinder going by Friday. Produce of all kinds bought and sold. Buy where you sell. W e carry a full line of staple and fancy Groceries, at the right prices. W e are expecting a car of orchard and garden Fertilizer. Get your order in now. The store where your $ does its duty. Our store at Viola will be open on Saturdays. MORGAN BROTHERS (Successors to the Estacada Feed C o.) SUMMONS. Essex Sets New World’s Mark E ssex holds the world’s official long distance endurance t mark. A stock chassis made 3,037 miles in fifty hours in a test under A. A . A . observation on the Cincinnati * Speedway. Though the test was equal to years of hard est road usage, the car showed no signs of wear. t An Essex ' stock car set*the world’s road mark of 1,061 miles in 24 hours, over rough Iowa roads and through a blizzard. Not a single adjustment was made. And Essex also has set a world’s sales record. Over 22,000 critical motorists paid more than $ 35,000,000 for Essex cars in a year. ) T hat shows how E ssex beauty, performance, endurance and' economy and moderate price are appreciated. When shall we give you a demonstration? REED £& SHIBLEY \ Light Lunches and Confectionery Pipes a.id Tobacco Cigars and C ig a re tte s Made to Measure Clothes For Men R. G. M A R C H B A N K Estacada, Oregon Popcorn and Peanuts Phonographs and Records R. G. March hank has been ab- WANTED—A fresh milch cow sent from his plate of business or one soon fresh. Give descrip- ... . . . . i tion and price. I want also a th is w e e k , owing t. an attack of li^ht wagon. Geo. Haacke, Rt 2 asthma. Mr. ami Mrs. John t,*n p CAIC, ^ u . . . . . . . . . . , rUK SALE—Day old White Marchbank have been looking Leghorn chicks. Immediate de- after the restaurant. | livery, C. A. Jacques. It Case No. 16849. In th e C ircuit C o u rt of th e S ta te of O regon, fo r th e C ounty of C lack am as. U rb an P eie r, a n d A nna M ary P eie r, his wife, P laintiffs. vs. A lfred Neeves, W illiam Neeves, Ade line W ilkinson, widow of J o h n R. W ilkinson, an d fo rm erly A deline Neeves, J o h n Doe N eeves, J a n e Doe Neeves, E d w a rd F o rb e s and H a n n a h S. F o rb es, his wife, J o h n Doe F o rb es, J a n e Doe F orbes, C h a rle s W. F a r r a r , A nna F a r r a r , his wife, J o h n Doe F a r r a r , J a n e Doe F arrar, Jam es F o rs y th , A. O. F o r s y th , his wife, C la ra M. F o r s y th , J o h n Doe F o rs y th . J a n e Doe F o rs y th . J e n n ie C u rrin . know n as J e n n ie E. C u rrin , J o h n Doe C u r rin , J a n e Doe C u rrin , A. O, L u n d , fo rm e rly widow of J a m e s F o rsy th , J o h n Doe L und, J a n e Doe L und, P. H. M arlay, and Jessie V. M arlay, his wife, J o h n Doe M arlay, J a n e Doe M arlay, J o h n Doe Neeves, J a n e Doe Neeves, a n d also all o th e r p ersons or p a rtie s unknown c laim in g any rig h t, title , estate, lien o r in te r e s t in trie re a l es ta te described In th e co m p lain t herein, also all u n k n o w n h eirs of H enry W. Neeves, A lfred Neeves, W illiam Neeves, A deline W ilkinson, f o r m e rly A deline Neeves, E d w a rd F o rb es, H a n n a h S. F o rb es, C harles W. F a r r a r , A nna F a r r a r , J a m e s F o r s v th , A. O F o rsy th , C la ra M. F o r s y th , J e n n ie C u rrin , P. H. M ar lay, an d Jessie V. M arlay, c la im ing any rig h t, title , e s ta te , lien or in te r e s t in th e rer* e s ta te d ^ - cribed in th e c o m p la in t h e re in ; an d also th e u n k n o w n h e irs of all o th e r persons o r p a rtie s u n k n o w n , c laim in g any rig h t, title , e state, Hen o r in te re s t in th e real e s ta te described in th e c o m p la in t herein, an d C lack am as C ounty a m u n ic i pal co rp o ratio n , D efendants. To A lfred Neeves, W illian) Neeves, A deline W ilkinson, widow of J o h n R. W ilkinson, an d fo rm e rly Ade line Neeves. J o h n Doe Neeves, J a n e Doe Neeves, E d w ard F orbes, and H a n n a h S. F orbes, his wife. John Doe F orbes, Jane Do? F o rb e s , C harles W. F arrar, A nna F a r r a r his wife, J o h n Doe F arrar, Jane Doe F ar ra r . J a m e s F o rsy th . A. O. F o rsy th , his wife. C la ra M. F o rsy th . Jo h n Doe F o rsv th . J a n e Doe F o rsy th . J e n n ie C u rrin . know n as J e n n ie E. C u rrin . John Doe C u rrin , J a n e Doe C u rrin . A. O. L und, form erly widow of J a m e s F o rsy th . J o h n Doe L und, J a n e Doe L und. P. H. Mar- lav and Jessie V. M arlay, his wife, J o h n Doe M arlay, J a n e Doe M ar lay J o h n Doe N eeves, J a n e Doe N eeves. and also all o th e rs p e r sons or parties unknown claim in g any right, title estate, lien o r in terest in th e real estate described in th e com plaint herein, also all unknow n heirs of ^ enr; . . , , " ' N eeves, A lfred N eeves. W illiam N eeves. Adeline W ilkinson, fo r m erly A deline N eeves, E d w a rd F o rb e s . H a n n a h S. F o rb es. C harles W F a r r a r . A..na F a r r a r , J a m e s F o r s y th , A. O. F o rs y th , C la ra M. F o rsy th , J e n n ie C u rrin , P. H M ar lay, and Jessie V. M arlay claim in g any rig h t, title, estate, lien o r in te re s t in th e real e s ta te described in th e co m p lain t h e re in ; and also th e u n k n o w n heirs of all o th e r p erso n s o r p a rtie s u n k n o w n c la im in g any rig h t, title, e state, lien o r in te r e s t in the real e s ta te described in th e eo m p lain t h erein , D efen dants. In the n am e of th e S ta te of O regon, you a n d each of you a r e hereby r e q u ire d to a p p e a r and a n s w e r th e com p la in t of th e plaintiffs filed a g a in s t you in th e above e n title d suit, on o r before six (6 ) w eeks from th e 4th day of M arch 1920, th e d a te of th e first pub licatio n of th is su m m o n s, to-w it: a p p e a r an d a n s w e r on o r before th e 15th day of A pril 1920, said d a te being th e ex p ira tio n of six (6 ) w eeks from th e d a te of th e first pu b licatio n of th is su m m o n s, and lr you fail to sp a p p e a r an d an sw er, for w a n t th e re o f, th e plaintiffs will apply to th e c o u rt fo r th e relief prayed for in th e ir com p la in t filed herein , to-w it; F o r a decree t h a t th e plaintiffs a r e th e a b so lu te an d exclusive ow n ers in fee-sim ple of th e follow ing described real p ro p e rty to-w it: T he n o rth o n e-h alf ( ( 4 ) of th e n o r th e a s t o n e -fo u rth ( ^ 4 ) of th e s o u th e a s t o n e -fo u rth ( % ) of Sec tion No. 27, T o w n sh ip 1, s o u th of R a n g e 3, east of th e W illa m e tte M eri d ia n ; also r ig h t of way to one tw e n ty ( 20) foot road way, le a d in g fro m ea s t o r west d ire c t to th e C o u n ty R oad on th e n o r th , s itu a te d an d be ing in th e C ounty of C lackam as, S ta te of Oregon, T h a t th e d e fe n d a n ts have no e s ta te o r in te re s t th e re in , n o r lien th e re o n , a n d t h a t d e fe n d a n ts and each of th e m be p e rp e tu a lly en jo in e d an d b a r r e d from s e ttin g up o r c laim in g any su ch estate, in te r e s t o r lien; and t h a t plaintiffs title th e re to , be for e v e r q u ie ted and se t at r e s t; t h a t p la in t iffs recover th e ir costs a n d d is b u r s e m e n ts h erein and fo r such o th e r and f a r t h e r relief as m ay be ju s t a n d eq u ita b le in th e prem ises. This su m m o n s is served upon you by publication, by o r d e r of th e Hon. G eorge R. Bagley, ju d g e of th e above e n titled C ourt, m ade and e n te re d o»i th e 25th day of F e b r u a r y 1920. di rectin g such publication in th e E a s t ern C la ck am a s News, once each w eek for six successive weeks. T h e first pub licatio n is of d a te th e 4th dav of M arch 1920, and th e last publication is of d a te th e 1 5 th day of A pril, 1920. McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, A tto rn ev s for Plaintiffs. F ir s t S tate Bank Bldg.. C re sh a m , Or| & 609-15 F e n to n Bldg., P o r tla n d , Or. It is gratifying to see how all the vacant buildings are being rented for one purpose or anoth er. and room accommodation at a remium. FOR SALE—A nearly new’ bi cycle in perfect condition. See it at Morgan Bros. Feed Store. It f