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THE HENI) UULIiKTlX, 1IKN1), OHK., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMUEll IB, 11)15. PAOE 7. ?Ct nd '1 SENATORS DDK'T SEE REAL IR CORRESPONDENTS ARE GUARDED rrrey 1'rinRlo AVItli Cnnndlau Anny Write Ilrotlicr Tlmt Troncli Llfo j Monotonous Recommenda tion Mnilo for Advancement. raited States senators or former Unl'eil States sonntors, In obtaining Tur facts concerning tho maneuvers (of belllsoront. nrmles In Kuropo for their publications in Amorica do bo, not as tho proverbial war correspon dent, hazarding everything to get a "scoop" but undor tho most caroful guldnnco of an aide-de-camp to whom such duties are designated by head quarters. Thcso senator-war corrcs- pomlcnts, according to Percy Prlnglo, brother of A. M. Prtnglo of Rend, who Is In tho trenches with tho Can adian volunteers In Inlanders, recon nolter tho field of action at long range, gleaning such facts from tho fray ns may como to them through their nows sonso or dictated by some staff officer. Such is tho criticism given by Mr. Trlngle In a letter received by his brother of tho recent nccounts by for mer I'nltcd States Senator Albert J. Beverldgo. who In tho war zone, has licen writing special articles for Col liers. This modern typo of war cor respondent seldom, If over gets Into the trenches and "write up" tho do Incs In tho subterranean passages ft from first hand habitation thoro. That lire in tno trencucs is n min imi), scramble ropleto with excite ment day aftor day, charging, and hand-to-hand encounters at closo ra-go Is a falso Impression under which tho Amorlcan reading public Is la' orlng Is stntod by Prlnglo who says that excopt for an occasional oncoun jer or order to "chargo" trench llfo Is a monotony to which few men thcso days nnywhoro arc subjected. Day after day soldiers await tno nc Atlon of Teutonic nrmles who havo j been preparing for n big advance- on the westorn lines hold by tho Canad ians In Flanders. Tho Hon. Senator's vlows," writes Prlnglo, "aro vory Interesting from the staff officer's sldo of this strugglo hut ho has about as much Idea of our llfo ns ho hns of a Dog Illb In dian of tho North. Of courso ho Is tiken In chargo!iy somo ofllcor spec Irlly des'gnntod to conduct rubber neck parties and ho never gets Into tho trenches. It's n good thing ho doMi't for I'm nfrald ho would bo somewhat disillusioned. Talk about drudging. Why, with tho oxcoptlon of a little glamour and oxcltomcnt v and tho unoxpoctedness of things I ) h-vo nover scon n plnco whoro men's tempers aro so frayed to a frnzzlo by eternal fntlguo as while in tho trenches. When It comes to tho Individual and human Bldo of this business wo havo them boaton to a frazzle, but un until tho nrcsont tlioy hove It on us "long tho mechanical lino with tho e option of nvlntlon whero tho su- na,lA.lhi nf Hrt Tli-tHall la llinrkpd. I ', lvt Bat In tho trenches many tlmos r""Hl 8UI1SOI wniCIUIIK mil Hmwi riming homo nnd mnrvoled nt tho fearlessness shown. First ono hears tie hum of tho motor, nnd then away oer bohlnd tho Gorman linos ono cnti seo n piano small In tho dlstrnco, 'nt rapidly growing la'ger, coming In a strnlght lino for homo. Many tines tlioy nro so low that tho Oor r ins turn machine guns nnd rlflo fl-n on thorn, but thov nover waver. A Tniibo, on tho other hand, Is nlwavs v high that ovon with mv flold pluses I havo trouble In making out the Iron CroBs with which they aro marked. Owing to our superiority In aviation our artillery Is gaining , the ascendancy though slowlv. Don't vu bollovo for ono mlnuto that flor ronny Is short of ammunition. They are nbsolutoly prodlgnl when it comes to rn oxpondltnro of that, and tho wasto Is somothlng tromendous In comparison to the damago done." Mr. Prlngle'a Iottor Is Interesting from tho vlowpolnt of n continuous Inhabitant of tho tronches slnco his arrival In Klnndors. It Is optimistic In tho view that tho Allies have s'rong hopes for ultlmato vlctorv. es pecially In tho west. Tho activities In westorn Kuropo, ho says, have not Ven so marked as earlier In the year, nt conditions augur for a stronuous J campaign following the German ad jures In Russia. Mr. Prlnglo has been recommended f' r a position as commissioned of-fl'-er. Tho advance which Is expected Is from tho rank of sergeant. UN Iteht Was Hrofcen. 0 D. Wright, Ttosemont. Nebras ka, wrltos' "I was bothered wltn . Pains In tho region of my kidneys. r rost was brokon by frequent ac tion of my kidneys. I was advised ' my doctor to try Foley -ldney J' Ha and ono BO cent bottlo made a ell man of me." They nilve rheumatism. Patterson Drug Co -Adv. POWELL BUTTE (Continued from pago 2.) frost bitten appearance on tho upper foliage. Miss Helen OWell of Portland camo In the latter part of the week to take up her work as teacher In the Shoperd district, opening school on Monday. nav Dunn was comnelled to lay his threshing crow off Monday on ac count of rain. Tho machlno was set at tho Gibson place. Miss Ada Morso visited homo folks Sunilar, returning to Redmond In tho evening. Itev. and Mrs. W. K. Dvers were entertained at tho Morso homo Sun day following services at tho Wtlinn school house when tho former deliv ered a Inst formon nrlor to his de rmrturn for FosMt whern ho nnd his wife will make their fnturo home. Mr Guv Sears vIMtcd In Prlno v'llo Saturday, returning homo Sun day. Allen Wlllcomn " p llend visitor Sunday, returning Monday. Chn. Houston and Mr. nnnson of Hear Creek were local visitors tho latter nart of the week. C H. Mlllor of Redmond wns ad lusting local telephone difficulties on Monday. POWRU, nUTTR Sent. 13. All those who went to John n-v countrv for fruit ram homo with wagons well londejj. Tlioae who wont were Mr. nnd Mri. H. T. Denlv, Mrs. A. O. Morrill nnd dnnehter. j0v. Mrs. W. A. Dates of llend, Mrs. C. I. Dlnlr, Mrs, Ij. W. ninlr, Miss Anna Portnr pnn and E. F. Archor nnd Mrs. Mo Elfresh nnd Mrs. llnmnilna nnd dauuhtpr were with tho tmrtv. The llutto valley school bngan last Monday with an enrollment of 11 pimlls. If. T. Denlv Is tencher. C. I. Tllalr started baling nlfalf last week, ballnT first for hlmsolf nnd Is now nt C. F. DInlr's. j A. D. Morrill hns his second cut ting of imv well stncKPd nnd Just ahead or tho rain. U. w. Dlalr and Jim Griffin put It up. Ora and Molvln Foster and Geo. Shohcrt aro unfortunate In having , their hay down with a spell of wot I weather upon us. Miss Herthn Goodsoll Is homo from a two weok's trip In tho mountains i for huckleberries. Miss Goodscll wont with Mrs. Davo Weaver nnd family of Dear Creole. They found .plenty of berries, getting about 1G gallons. Thoy went to Scot lake, ov er tho summit on tho McKcnzle road. I Itoland Howman started to school ' this morning. D. A. Patterson has been helping E. K. Archer put up Ills hny. CIOVKItlMM. (Special to The Tlullotlnl. CIOVEim"AI.E. Sept. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Shaw left Sisters Tuesday for California whoro they will spend tho wlntor nfter seeing tho fair. ! Messrs. Cutllp, Johnson nnd Mllos returned from a weok's hunting Frl day night and many In Clovordalo ato venison on Sunday In proof of their success. Mrs. Johnson Is making n six week's visit at tho homo of her son Clydo. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Howor n son, wolght 8 M pounds; W. Van Mntro and family mado n trlp'to tho Fullcrton ranch on Bnunw Creek Sunday nnd returned with a load of fruit. Sir. Skolton went to Tumalo fiat- 1 unlay for Mr. Temploton who was sick. Klncr Grubo, who Is staying with Mrs. Mooro of Redmond, was homo for over Sunday. Floyd and Mnudo aro attondlng high school at Ilond. Thof Hands of Prof. Hoyden gavo him n charivari as a wolcomo lost night, . A farmers mooting will bo held at tho school hotiBO noxt Saturday night at which tlmo Mr. McPhorson will glvo an adddrcss on organization nnd marketing. Roy Rennells hns purchased an In terest In tho Sisters nnd Redmond stago and Is now operating1 the same. Mr. Tucko Is now hack in Clover dnlo after an oxtonded trip through Idaho. For sign painting see Edwards. Adv. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SHEIUIT'S SALE. Hy virtue of an execution In fore closure duly Issued by tho clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho County of Crook, State of Oregon, dated this Oth day of September, 191B, In a cer tain action In tho Circuit Court for tho said County and State, whoreln John William Dames. Plaintiff, re covered Judgment against William E. Long, Defendant, for tho sum of Seven Hundred TIvo nnd nq 100 Dol lnrs. with interest at tho rate of 10 1 per cont per annum rrom ino sum I day of May, 101C, togotlior with Seventy nnd no 100 Dollars attor- ' ney's fees, and tho further sum of 1 Dollars costs, and ac- orulng costs. i Notice Is hereby given that I will, 1 on Saturday, the ICth day of October, 1915. at the North front door of tho Courthouse In Prlnevllle, In said county, at 10 o'clock In tho foronoon of said day, soil at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, all right and title that tho "above namod do- if' Q. R. COOPER Manufacturer f H Kinds of OFT DRINKS Onice nt Cold Storage Work XeU to llend Hardwire Co. Warehouse Hem!, Oregon fondant William E. Long has or had at dato of Bald Judgment in tho fol lowing described (property', Jto-wlt: the Southwest quarter of Section 22 in Township 14 South of Rnngo 16 East of the Willamette Merldinn in Crook county, Oregon. E. II. KNOX, ' Sheriff of Crook County. Dated nt Prlnevllle, Oregon, this Oth day of September, 191B. Dy FLOYD A. ROWELL, 28-32c. Deputy. NOTICE FOR rUDLIOATIOX. Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Office, nt Tho Dalles, Ore gon, September 8, 1915. NOTICE Is hereby given that Wil liam D. Klger, Jr., of Ucml, Oregon, who, on January 20th, 1912, mado Homcstcnd Entry No. 098C8 and on October 9th, 1913, mado additional Homestead Entry, No. 01217G, for lots 3-4, SV4 NW'H. Section 2. lots 1-2, nnd SV4 NEVi, Section 3, Town ship 20 South, Range 14 Eost, Wll lnmotto Meridian, hns filed notlco of Intention to mhko Final Thrco Year Proof, to establish claim to the land nbove described, beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at Dend, Oregon, on the 19th dny of October, 191G. Claimant names as witnesses: Otlco C, Honklo, Honry U. Ford, Aar on D. Norton, Louis H. Glass, all of Dend, Oregon.. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 2 8-3 2c. Reglstor. NOTICE FOR I'UIILICATIOX. Department of tho Interior, If. S. Land Office1 nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, September 3, 1915. NOTICE Is hereby given that Frank A. Hatch, of Hcn'd, Oregon, who, on November 25th, 1911, mndo Homestead Entry, No. 09581, for lots 1-2, S ?EVi, Section 1, Town ship 20 South, 'Rongo 14 East, Wll lametto Meridian, has filed notlco ot intention to mnko Final Threo Ycnr Proof, to establish claim to the Innd abovo described, beforo H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, nt Dend, Ore gon, on tho 18th day of Octobar, 1915. Claimant names as witnesses: Aaron D. Norton, Frod G. Klger, Wllllijm II. Roam, Thomas C. Mer chant, all of Dend, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 27-31 p. Register NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING. Notlco Is horoby given by tho un dersigned tho administratrix of tho cstato of Georgo D. Drostcrhous, de ceased, to all persons Interested In said estate, that sho has mado and filed her final accounting of hor ad ministration of said estnto, nnd that tho court hns sot Monday, tho 12th day of October, 1915,'nt tho county court houso In Prlnovlllo, Oregon, ns tho tlmo nnd placo for hearing and sottllng said final accounting. Dated this 27th day of August, 1915, nnd published for tho first tlmo Soptembor let, 1915, ANNA nROSTERHOUS, Administratrix of tho cstato of Geo. I). Drosterhous, deceased. 27-30c NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notlco Is hereby glvon by tho un dersigned, the oxocutrlx of tlia ostnto of Samuel Johnston, deccaccd, to the creditors of said deceased nnd to qll persons hnvlng clnlms ngatiiBt said cstato to present tho same, with tho proper vouchors, to. tho undortlgnod, enro of Georgo A. Jones, Dend, Oro gon, within six months from tho ditto of tho first publication of thU notice. ADA It. JOHNSTON. Executrix of tho Estato of Samuel Johnston, doceasod.. Published llrst xlmo Soptombor I. 1915. 20-29e. NOTICE I'Olt PUUI.ICATIOX. Department of tho Inetrlor, U. S. Land Ofllco at Tho Dalles, Oregon, August 14, 1915. NOTICE Is horoby given that Lor on D. Robb, of Ilond, Oregon, who, on March 4th, 1913, mado Homcstond Entry No. 011120 and on May 9th, 1911, mndo additional Homestend Entry No. 013155 and on Juno 8th, 1911, mndo "additional Homestead Entry No. 013398. for 8WU SW', Section 13, NV4 NW'i, EV4 NEtf, E4 8EH. NWVi NEVi, Section 24, Township 19 South, Range 13 East, Wlllamotto Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to mnko Final Threo Year Proof, to establish claim to the land abovo described, beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at Ilond, Oregon, on tho 27th day of Septem ber. 1915. Claimant names as witnesses: Fulton F. Ilaffnor, Danlol W. Ueolor, Clifford 11. Evans, David C. Rogers, alt ot Ilond, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 24-28 c. Register. 1915. Dato of second publication, Aug. 25, 1915. Dato of third publication, Sept. 1, 1915. Dnto ot fourth publication, Sept. 8, 1915. NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX. Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land OfP.ce nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, August 2, 1916. NOTICE Is horoby given that Hor ace A. Warrington, of Uend, Oregon, who, on Mny 20th, 1912, mado Home stead Entry, No. 010323, for W,i, Section 29, Township 20 South, Rnngo 17 East, Wlllamotto Meridian has fllod notlco of intention to make Final Threo Year Proof, to establish claim to the land nbovo described, be foro II. C. Ellis, U. S. CommlEBlonor, nt Uend, Oregon, on tho 13th day of September, 1915. Clntmnnt mames as witnesses: Otis C. Henklo, Honry IJ. Ford, both of Ilond, Oregon. P. n. Coffey, Eu geno Lochery, of Hrothers, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 23-27 c. Register. XOTICIJ FOR PUHLICATIOX. Dopartment of tho Intorlor, U. S. Land OHlco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, August 19, 1915. NOTICE Is horoby given that Myr tle M. Scoggln, of Tumalo, Oregon, Wll on Mnv 2.1d. 1(11?. mmln llnnm. stend Entry No. 01034 C. for EV4 ms, section 13, Township 10, S. RangO 10 E.. nnd lot 1. Sort Inn 1K TownBhlp 10 South, Rnngo 11 East, Wlllamctto Meridian, has filed notlco of Intention to moko Final Threo year proof, to establish claim to tho land nbovo described, beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, nt llend, Oregon, on tho 4th day of Octobor, Clntmnnt. names ns witnesses: Floronco Silver, Grovor G. Pulllnm, Edwnid J. Mills. Martha J. Arm. strong, all of Tumalo, Oregon. II. IKANK WOODCOCK, 25-29 c. Roglstor NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX. Department of tho Intorlor, U. S. Land OMlco nt Tho Dallos, Oregon, August 19, 1915, NOTICE Is horoby given thnt Rolla J. Hunt, of Dend, Oregon, who, on Ndvombar 1, 1911, mado Desort Land Entry, No. 09028. for NEVi 8 WVi. WV4 8EM. Section 4, Town ship 17 South. Rnngo 12 East, Wll lamotto Merldinn, has filed notlco of Intention to mnko Final DcBort Land Proof, to cslnbllsh clnfm to tho land ubovo described, beforo II. C. Ellis, IT. S. Commissioner, nt Dend, Orogon, on tho -tth day of Octobor, 1015. Claimant nnmes as witnesses: Wilbur X. Hunnoll, of Lnldlaw. Oro gon: John F. Young. Adelnldo L. Alt, William Alt, of Hond.. Oregon. H. FRANK WOODCOCK, 25-29 c. Roglstor NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX. NOT COAL LAND. Department of tho Intorlor, U. S Land OMlco nt Lakovlow, Oregon, August 20, 1915. NOTICE Is horoby glvon thnt John E. Engobrctson, of Dend, Oregon, who, on March 25, 1910, mado Homo stend Entry. No. 03211. for NWVi 8V4. SV4 Ntt'V,. NH", MW4, Section ' 1 1, Townshlu 21 South, Rnngo 10 Eatt, Wlllamotto Morldlnn, hns (lied notice of Intention to mnko Flvo Yonr Proof, to nstnlillsli c)nlm to tho fond nbovo descrlbod. lioforo II C. Ellis, nt Ilond, Oregon, on tffo 30lh dny or Soptomiior, 1915. Claimant nnmes as witnesses: William S. Fordhnm, Thomas W. Vnndervort. Ralph II. Caldwell. Wll- Ham Kverlnghnm, of La Pino, Ore gon. JAS. F. nURGESS, 25-29 c. Roglstor NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX. NOT COAL LAND. Dopartment of tho Interior, V. S. Land Ofllco at Lakovlow, Orogon, August 20, 1915. NOTICE Is horoby given that Jacob Sutzln, of La Pino, Oregon, who, on August 17, 1915, mado Homostoad Entry, No. 07042, for lot 3, Section 18, Township 22 South, Rango 10 East, Wlllamotto Morldlnn, hns filed notlco of Intention to mnko throe yonr proof, to establish claim to tho land above descrlbod, beforo If. O. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at llend, Orogon, on tho 30th day of Soptom bor, 1915. Claimant names as witnesses: Mrs. J. II. Kernbacb. James Ulnck, J. N. MatBon, L. II. lllco, of La Pine, Oregon. JAS. F. DURGESS. 25-29 c. 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