SLIGHTED A HERO.
-ater on the Coaching Party Got
- a Startling Surprise.
HOST WHO PROVED A SNOB.
a Thought Hit Guett Wai Not Claiiy
Enough to Travel With Him and Hit
Friends, but Waked Up After Awhile
1 to Find, Him the Lion of ihe Day.
Hero Is ono of Captain James A.
Berytnscr's best nuecdotcs, which ho
ilil not put In his volume of personal
reminiscences of pence and war:
After tho close of tho war between
tho states lu 1803 Secretary of War
Stanton, at the suggestion of President
Johnson, selected Mujor Orticral Kritii-
els C. Harlow as tlio hearer of certain
jlspntchcs to tho American minister.
Mr. Aduuis, In London. It later do
roloped that the main purpose of this
mission wns to nllow the English army
Dfllclnls to know Major General liar-
low, ho being deemed by the president
and secretary of war nn excellent
specimen of n youthful volunteer gen-
eral, who had served gallantly through
out tho war.
General Ilrrlow sailed for England
Kvltli Ills olllclal dispatches, and short-
lly after his arrival ho was presented
to the Diiko of Cambridge, then com-
iinnndcr lu chief of her mnJesty'B
Ifoivps, by Mr. Adams, our minister,
ind llkowlso to other high military
FolMchils.
Of course Oenoral Ilnrlow received
traauy Invitations and wns able to
accept but few. Ono Invitation which
(lie did ncccpt was fur a week end
Ejiurty nt the house of n well known
major general of the Ilrltlsh army, re-
lidding n few miles from Aldurshot.
)n his nrrlvnl Harlow found n very
.gay house pnrty, made up of distin
guished social "lions nnd lionesses."
fl have not the slightest doubt that
Innrlow held his own In this dlstln-
Igtilshcd company, nltliougu these high
i-nrroy oftlclnls of her majesty's serv
ice evidently drew n sharp line he-
It ween volunteer nnd regular olllcors.
iThls fact Harlow fully realized the
ffntnrday morning nftcr his arrival.
when, much to his surprise, his host
tnnd tiltrn exclusive house guests de
railed for "a drive" In a four-in-hand
fconcli, leaving General Harlow behind.
No Invitation had been extended to
iltnrlow. and he wns left nlono on the
idnzzn. being told by his hospitable
jliost that there were n box o.f cigars
lnnd the Loudon Times lu tho smoking
frroom. which would keep him fairly
(well occupied until their return.
The coaching pnrty had liecn absent
Inlwut tin hour when a troop of cavalry.
reommnnded by u llrllNIi olllcor. halted
In front of tho house. The olllcer nsk-
fl for Ceiioi-nl Ilnrlow nnd. uikmi
tWoting him, snld thnt he was com-
inandcd by his royal highness the
klluke of Cambridge to Invito Oenernl
t Harlow to accept n review of her
imnjesty's conunnnil (of some 10.000
Imcnl nt Aldcrshot nt 2 o'clock that
Afternoon.
General Harlow gracefully accepted
the Invitation nnd, donning his "wnr
paint." mounted nn extra horse, which
Rlie Duko of Cambridge had thought
ffnlly provided for Mm. nnd started
for Aldershot with his escort.
I Ah Harlow and his escort approached
the reviewing stnnd the band struck up
IgThe Star Smng!ed Rnnncr." nil tl.igs
were dinned, nnd tho Duko of Cam-
Krldgo rodo to the front nnd received
Rcncrnl Harlow In a most courteous
aniiucr.
Naturally, General Harlow wns the
enter of nil eyes. Harlow wns sur-
rlsed to see tho coaching party of his
ot directly In front of thu reviewing
land. Its presence nccnunted for the
nrly dennrture that morning, ir en-
I'll! Harlow wns surprised one can liu-
Rlne the surprise and ulsiiniy shown
tho cay host nnd his party when
ley discovered who wns the hero of
So dny. General Harlow host nan
Bring tho morning drive supposedly
iurni'd of tho Intended review which
lbs to bo hehl. but had not tho slight-
Idea It was to bo In honor of his
lest, tho volunteer general from tho
mates.
All sorts of npologles were offered.
tt Gciicrat Harlow, In his dignified
snner, iiollloly let his host under-
end that ho understood tho situation
tf - lv nnd thnt ho hnd evidently not
tin Invited on tlio coaching party be- I
use he did not come up to tho Lug- I
stiiiidard of n major general In ,
jlr eyes, despite tho fnct that ho had j
Dbnbly seen moro fighting than an ;
Ilrltlsh olllccre on that Held.
Snrlow wns urged to return, now
it he was n "Hon" lu their eyes, but .
er such a slight he preferred to re-
to London, which he did. after
RTlng n polite but dry noto of thanks
nrrnnglng for his valet to pack up
11, things and Join him in London.
Hw York Pon.
Thrifty.
fcl fear my cousin U going to marry a
stingy man."
jjVVhy roY"
Irene fcii.'gcstod n morning wedding.
fiSfthe snld to make It after lunch on
hJ griinid that she would get one
meal at home." taulsrllte Cou
Wr-Jouriil.
Falher'i Oaby, Wlllie'a Lady.
SRiit m daughter' too young to
ry, youug man. She'u Jut barely
Tilss."
Ehe mny win that way to you. sir.
It Jibe Is it hit with me. -iimge.
ortune is "Ke nwnir n unn
; niter men. It only shows men jusi
ibey are -Hilling.
MARKET RKPnr.T.
NORTH PORTLAND, Dec. C
Thero being no cholco stuff offored
today, tho rent strength of tho cnttlo
maricei couiu not be ascertained. Top
steers however, nro quoted nt $7.25.
A fow cows brought- $5.50. Today's
run was more liberal than for some
time. Over 7,000 hogo wcro on tho
market Prices wero maintained nnd
trading was nctlvo throughout the
day. Quality was somewhat bettor
and buyers worn mora lllmml ihnn
usual. Tops brought G and bulk nt
?i.ao. .sixteen hundred head of sheep
wore received for today's market and
buyers were eager to buy nt slightly
advanced prices. Lambs again
brought $7.50 'after n Weakness In
tho market for n couple of weeks, nil
other classes remain steady.
POWELL BUTTE
(Continued from, page 2.)"
Creek Iluttes tho first of the weok.
Karl Charlton has been quite sick
for the past few days.
"Grandma" Hrown Is visiting her
sonB, Fred nnd Will, on the Johnson
ranch nt Alfalfa,
'MIsslvcrson arrived recently from
Washington to mnke nn oxtondod vis
It with her brother nnd wife Mr. and
Mrs. K. L. Iverson.
Mrs, Alma Hnll was a dinner guest
of Mrs, Guy Sears on Thursday oven
lng. Win. Wells commencod baling his
liny Monday. It Is estlmntod nt 200
tons.
Mrs. John Tucko visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Lou Heed on Friday
assisting Mrs. Heed who entertained
tho freshman clnss In honor of Arthur
Tucko.
Mrs. Page, from Idnho Is vlsftlhg
her mother, Mrs. Stono for n fow
weeks.
J. L. McDanlels has completed n
new hoiiBo on his -10 ncres of ditch
land.
Mrs. T. I. Tomplo nnd Miss Ada
Morso of Redmond wero Sunday vis
itors nt tho Morso ranch.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. C. Truesdnlo and
Miss Dorothy, visited with Prof. J.
Alton Thompson nnd family of Tum
alo on Sunday.
Win. Wilson Is building a largo
stone collnr and milk house on his
ranch.
Joo Shearer mndo n business trip
to Deschutes on Saturday, accompan
ied by Mrs. Shcnror nnd daughter
Huth, from thero going to Hond to
visit with rolntlvcs over Sunday.
II, L. Mooro has sold nlno stacks of
straw to Hend parties, which will bo
hauled to Hond for feeding. .
POWELL HUTTE, Dec. 5 Mrs. A.
D. Morrill has been suffering from nn
nttnek of tonellltls but Is n bo tit again.
Mrs. h. W. Hlalr, who has been
down with lumbago, Is much Improv
ed. II. T. Dealy bought two nnd ono
hnlf tons of oats of A. D. Merrill last
weok.
Tho work on tho stavo pipe Is now
Your Chance to get LIBBY and
STERLING
Cut Glass
at Cost
Just rrcrhed n new Hue of latent
pnttcni!. In bracelets, luiValllei-s,
Locks, Chains mid silk fobs, nil of - (
which will nuiko delightful
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
i:cryllilng guaranteed. Tho place .
to do jour C'lii'KtiiuiH shopping.
THORSON, THE JEWELER
Fuel QUESTION SOLVED
With Royal Blue Gas Producer
i'n '! S!iJirjfe7iS rr 7 W' ' 1
THE HEXI) HULLKT1X. HEXI). OHK..
practically finished. New mud sills
will bo put under tho box flumes
when tho repairing will bo nil done.
J. P. llowmnn and It. K. Davis
mndo a business trip to Redmond on
Thursday.
Mrs. L. W. Blair and Mrs. A. D.
Morrill wero Hend visitors Monday.
Frank McCaftery was through here
on business Friday.
W. A. Fostpr Is feeding his hay to
a lnrge band of cnttlo this winter.
Ho also bought about 100 shopp this
fall so using up his hay at home.
Grant Ulnlr has beon holplng' Os
car Prlckett a fow days the-"pnst
weok. i-
L. W. Hlnlr will go to Hend .Mon
day to work for a few weeks.
L. W. Hlnlr, C. I. Hlalr C. F.
Hlalr, A. D. Morrill nnd Leonard
Frost each hnulod n largo load of
wood for the llutto valley school last
Tuesday. The patrons of this Bchool
are hauling tlie wood this winter freo
to help keep down expenses.
LEGAL NOTICES
IX TIIK COUXTV COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF CROOK AXI TIIK
STATU OF OREOON.
In the matter of tho estate of John
llloss, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice Is hereby given by the un
dersigned administrator of tho es
tate of John llloss thnt ho has made
nnd filed with tho County Clerk of
Crook County, Oregon, his flnnl ac
count of his ntlinlnlstrr.t'nn of tho
said estate, and thnt the Hnnorablo
Judge of said court has set Wednes
day, tho 11 ft It day of January, 191G,
nt the hour of ten o'clock In tho foro
noon of snld day, at the. County Court
room nt Priiievlllo, Oregon, ns the
tlnia nnd plnca for tho hearing of snld
estate.
Dated this 4th dny of Decembor,
1915.
J. N. HUNTER,
Administrator of tho ostnto of John
llloss, deceased. 10-1 Ic
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department of tho Intel lor, United
Stntos Land OIIlco, Tho Dalles,
Oregon, Nov. 22, 1915.
To Alvln Huntsman, of Rend, Oregon,
of Held, Oiegon, Contested
You nro hereby notified that Jos
slo II. Thayer, who gives Hond, Ore?
go n, ns her post olllce nddross, did
on Novombcr IC, 1915, lllo In this
ollico her duly corroborated appli
cation to contest nnd sccuro tho can
cellation of your Homestead, Entry
No. , Serial No. 0bn30; Add.
09157, mndo March .11, 1911, July
22, 1911, for South '4 section 2,
Township 20 South, Range 20 East,
Willamette Morjdlan, and ns grounds
for her contest sho alleges Hint Alvln
Huntsman has wholly abandoned snld
claim for more thnn six months Inst
pnst.
You nro, therefore further notified
that tho said allegations wilt bo tak
en as confessed, nnd your snld entry
will bo cancelled without further
right to be lienrd, olthor beforo this
ollico or on appeal, If you fall to file
In this ollico within twonty days nftor
tho FOURTH publication of this no
tlco, as shown, bolow, your nnswor,
Manufacture your
own gas from coal
oil or distillate at
a cost of
1c to Uc
Per Hour
Xo ashes, no smoke
no soot, or no odor.
No worrying with .
kindling. K r e c
demonstration at
F. DEMENTS
STORE
BRIDGES & UTTER
Sales Managers
WEDNESDAY, DECEMHER , 1013.
I under oath, specifically responding to
theso allegations of contest, together
with due proof thnt you hnvo served
a copy of your answer on tho snld
contestant either In person or by reg'
(stored mnll.
You should state In your nnswor
tho name of tho post office to which
you desire futuro notices to be sent
to you.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK. Register.
Date of first publication Dec. 8,
1915.
Dnto of second publication Doc. IS,
1915.
Dato of third publication Dec. 22,
1915.
Dato of fourth publication Dec. 29,
191.5. 40-43p.
NOTICE FOR Pl'HLICATIOX.
Department of tho lntorlor, U, S.
Land OIIlco, nt The Dalles, Oregon,
Novombcr 29, 1915.
NOTICE Is heroby given thnt John
E. Johnson, of Rend, Oregon, who,
on March 4th, 1911, mndo Homestead
Entry, No, 08251, for SW SEW. NE
hi SEVi. Section 22, S4 SWU.
NWH SWV. Section 23, N4 NWV4.
Section 2C, Township 19 South,
Kan go 14 East, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to mnke
Flnnl Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to tho lnnd nbovo described,
beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner
nt Hond, Oregon, on tho Sth dny of
Jnnunry, 191C.
Clnlmnnt nnmes ns witnesses:
vAIbert D. McNonl, Daniel W. Heeler,
David C. Rqgers, Howard F. Dyer, nil
of Hend, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
39-43 p. Hogtotcr.
NOTICE FOR Pl'HUOATIOX.
Department of tho Interior, IT. S.
Lnnd Olllce, nt Tho Dalles', Oregon,
November 29, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given thnt John
II. Huchhnlz, of Hend, Oregon, who,
on October 29th, 1913, mndo Home
stead Entry, No. 012175, for SVj NE
H, SEU So.. 4, NV4 NEW, Section 9,
Township 19 South, Range 14 East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notlco
of Intention to mnko Flnnl Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to tho
land nbovo described, beforo II. C.
Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, nt Hond,
Orogon, on the Sth dny of Jnnunry,
1910.
Clnlmnnt nnmes nn witnesses:
Austin C. llnrhor, of Alfnlfn, Oregon,
A. Craig Allen. Levi D. Wlllov, Hend,
Oregon, John C. Cllngeu, of Mllllenu,
Orogon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
39-13 p. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUIILICATIOX.
Department of tho Interior, U. 8.
Land Olllce, nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
Novombcr 22, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby glvon that
Charles J. Lovorett, of Deschutes,
Oregon, who, on Juno 13th, 1912,
made Ilomestond Entry, No. 010419
for 8WW SWW. Section 23, NWW
NWW. Section 2C, KV4 NEW, Section
27, Township 10 South, Range 12
East, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notlco of Intontlon to mnko Flnnl
Three. Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land nbovo described, beforo
H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, nt
Hend, Oregon, on tho 30th day of
December, 1915.
Clnlmnnt nnmes ns witnesses:
Lemuel A. Hrandonbiirgh, Charles
M. Hedfleld, Henry (I. Orny. Charles
R. Lowo, nil of Deschutes, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
38-12 c. Register.
NOTICE FOR Pl'HLICATIOX.
Department of tho Interior, II. H.
Lnnd Ollico nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
November 8, 1915.
NOTICE Is heroby glvon thnt John
Jones, Assigncn of Kviilonn Hunnoll,
of Hend, Oregon, who, on Derombor
31st, 1909; mndo Desert Land Entry
No. 015321, for SEW 8WW. Section
33, Township IC South, Rnngu 12
rt, Wlllamotto Merldlun, has lllnd
notice of Intention to mnko Flnnl
Desert Proof, to out a Ml ah claim to
tho land above described, before II.
C. Ellis, V. 8. Commissioner, nt
Hond, Orugen, on tho J Sth day of
Decembor, 1915.
Claimant names ns wKiiomm:
Wllber X. Hui'iioll, Fred N. Van
Matre, Floyd Crowdor, Parker C.
I,
Tlio Accommodating fi'ioccr,
urn here to Mtll groceries as
lieup mill MTW) )llll us lll-t
I poHHlbly Clin.
A I'KW SIMSCIAUS,
OiilMimm f'MNlllus, per
ImiiiimI I Bo, UOj
Xut, JW lb, 3IH-, Sflu
1'i-eali frattM f nil Mini,
Wwtcli for kiiliMHONl itt filt
orMiigua, Jot In sejuuiii,
T. R. McClincy
The Accommodilisg Crir
7
zj
W""""'
Hardy, all of Hend, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
37-41 c. Register.
NOTICE FOR PURIFICATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Lnnd Office nt The Dalles, Orogon,
November 2, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby glvon thnt Uur
ton E. Davis, of Bond, Orogon, who,
on August 12th, 1912, mndo Home
stead Entry, No. 010613, for WV4
Section 32, Township 19 South,
Rnngo 15 East, Wlllnmotto Mcrldlnn,
has filed notlco of Intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to tho land nbovo described,
before H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commission
er, nt Hend, Oregon, on tho 15th day
of December, 1915,
Clnlmnnt hntuos ns witnesses:
Otis C. Henkle. Henry H. Ford, of
Hend, Oregon; Peter n. Johnson,
Ivan L. Owen, of Mllllcnn, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
3C-40c. Register.
IX THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OHEHOX FOR THE
COUXTV OF CROOK.
In the tnattor of tho ostnto of
Charles Prlngle. deceased. Notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of tho ostato of Charles
Prlngle, deceased, to tho creditors of,
nnd nil persons having clnlniB ngnluat
tho snld deceased, to exhibit the in,
with tho necessary vouchers, within
six (G) months nfter tho first publl
cation of this notice, to tho snld nil
tnlnlstrntor nt his ollico pn Wnll
street, tho snmo being tho place for
tho transaction or the business of
snld estate, In tho city of Hend,
Crook county, Oregon.
JAMES RYAN,
Administrator of tho cstnto of
Chnrles Prlngle.
Dato of first notice Novomhor 10.
191G. 30-IOc
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of nn execution In fore
closure duly Issued by tho clerk of
the Circuit Court of tho County of
Crook, State of Orogon, dated this
8th day of November, 1915, In n cer
tain action of tho Circuit Court for
thu snld County nnd Stnte, wherein
Deschutes Stnto Hank, a corporation,
Plnlntlff, recovorcil Judgment ngnlnst
J. Snow Pnrmlnter, Defundnnt, for
tho sum of Sixteen Hundred Forty
Seven and 50-100 Dollara with Inter
est nt tho rnto of 8 per cent per mi
nimi from the 9th dny of August.
1915, together with Ono Hundred
Sixty and No-100 Dollars attornoy'o
fees, and the further sum of Seven
teen nnd No-100 Dollars costs, and
accruing costs,
Notlco Is heroby glvon thnt I will,
on Saturday, tho ISth day of Decem
ber, 1915, nt tho North front door of
the coiirlhouso lu Priiievlllo. lu snld
County, nt 10 o'clock In tho forenoon
of said day, soil at public auction, ti
tho highest bidder for cash, all right
and title thnt thu nbovo tinmed do
fondnnt J. Snow Pnrmlutor, has or
had nt dato of Bald Judgment In tho
following property, to-wlt: The south
westerly GO feet of tho northenstorly
175.13 feet of Lot No. 3 of Hlock
No. 1, original City of Hend, Crook
County, Oregon.
E. 11. KNOX,
Sheriff of Croak County.
Dnted nt Prlnovllle, Oregon, this
10th day of November, 1915.
lly FLOYD A. HOWELL.
37-41.0 Deputy.
NOTICE FOR PUHLK'ATIOX.
Dopnrtmont of tho lntorlor, U. S.
Bend Garag
Company
Our Motto: SERVICE
WHEN
money
for Service and
in seeing that
HAKIIK AM) IHOUWIItUI!
IIO.N'D KTHI1HT.
Bend-Silver Lake
- and way points
A Seven Passenger Touring Car
Much Way Each Day.
RIDE IN THE EASY CARS
Walter Coombs, L D. Fox, Pioneer
Auto Stage and Truck Co.
iUCCKJSGHS TO WKNANUV 1.IVKUV CO.
Freight Trucks in Addition
-
VAC.K 11.
Land OIIlco at The Dalles, Orogon,
November S, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby glvon that Phoe
bo I. Klnulsdn, of Alfalfa, Oregon,
who, on May 27th, 1912, mndo Home
stead Entry, No 0103C1, for NWW
WH NEW, NWW SEW, and NEW
SWW, Section 21. Township 17
South, Range 14 East, Wlllamotto
Meridian, has filed notlco of Intontlon
to mnko Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land nbovo de
scribed, beforo H. C. Ellis, U. S.
Commissioner, nt Hond, Oregon, on
the 17th dny of December, 1915.
Clnlmnnt nnmes ns witnessed:
Henry E. Ruffe, Milton A. Palmer,
JInry F. Henn, Donno H. Freoman, all
of Alfalfa, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
37-41 p. Register.
NOTICI- Mill Pl'HLICATIOX.
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Laud Olllce nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
November S, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Hor
ceo E. White, of Hend. Oregon, who
on April 24th, 1912, mndo Homestead
Entry, No. 010230, for WostW-, Sec
tion 0, Township 20 South, Hntigo 15
East, Wlllnmettc Meridian, line tiled
notlco of intention to mnko Final
Thrco Year Proof, to establish clnlm
to tho lnnd nbovo described, beforo
It. C. Ellis, U 8. Commissioner, at
Hend, Oregon, on tho 17th dny of
December, 1915.
Clnlmnnt nnmes ns witnesses:
Peter II. Johnson, Lloyd I. Owen.
Hurtou E. Davis, Erie Hostland, all
of Mllllcnn, Orogon,
11. FRANK WOODCOCK.
37-4 l,c Register.
NOTICE Ob' CONTEST.
Dopnrtmont of tho Interior, United
Stntcs Laud Olllce, The Dalles, Oro
gon, November 12, 1915.
To Enoch Ahlborg, of Hond, Orogon,
Contesteo:
You nro hereby notified thnt John
M. Stownrt, who gives Hend, Oregon,
ns his post ollico nddrcss, did on No
vember 12, 1915, lllo in thin ollico
his duly corroborated application lo
contest nnd secure the cancellation of
your Homostcnd Entry No. , Ser
ial No. 0-1119.1, mndu March 29,
191.1, for South , Section 17. Town
ship 20 South, Rango IS Enst, Wll
lamutto Mcrldlnn, and ns grounds for
his contest hn alleges that said
Enoch Ahlberg has wholly nbnndonod
snld tract for more thnn nix mouths
Inst pnst; thnt ho hns never resided
upon said trnct nor cultivated the
mime nor any part thereof,
You nro, therofore, further noti
fied thnt the snld iiIIoriWIoiis will bo
t nkon ns confessed, and your snld en
try will bo canceled without further
right to be heard, either before this
ollico or on npponl, If you fall to lllo
In this olllce within twenty days nfter
the FOURTH piihllcntlon of this no
tice, na shown below, your miBVer,
under oath, spcclllcnlly responding to
these nllegntlous of contest, together
with duo proof that you hnvo served
n copy of your answer on tho snld
contestant either In person or by reg
istered mult.
You should stnto lu your answer
the nnmn of tho post ollico to which
you deslro futuro uotlcos to ho sent
to you.
11. FRANK WOODCOCK, Hoglstor.
Date of first publication November
17, 1915.
Onto or second publtcntton Novom
hor 24, 1915,
Dnto of third publication December
1, 1915.
Date of fourth publication Decem
ber 8, 1915. 37-40p
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