-J t.- .KitiZJz$'L&ESu ' the rend rulletin, in:xn, ore., Wednesday, jaxuary ig, 1010. PAGE 1 U 4 v . FORESAW HIS DOWNFALL. Napoleon Had Planned to Secur a Homo ,ln This Country. When Joseph Uonaparto 'eft inc. the Inprosslon on my mind was tlmt had o not uccii nnpuicuns urotucr no L-ould hnvo passed for a very remark- Iblc man. I had nlinost forgot to mention that mo conversation uavuig luciucntuiry urncd townrd his chateau nt Ilordcn- own bo mentioned as the principal eason for choosing that situation a onvorsntlon with npolcon, I think wmcdlately or not long after Nnpo- cou's return from Russia. They wero Iilotio together, and his brother, laying t Intro map of tho Untied States on u I able, said: " 'Joseph, It Is very probable tbnt tho Itlme Is not distant when you and 1 will Ibe forced to neck an asylum In the United States. Come, let us look out Itlie host Bpot.' "After a careful examination they decided that the most dcslrablo place was somewuero between the Oelawaro and Hudson In tha state of Now Jer sey. Napoleon was detained to a slow nud painful sacrlllcc, but Joseph found refuge In the United States and was governed In bis selection of a homo by the recollection of tho prophetic Inter view with his brother." From nu Un- iubllhcd Manuscript of James K. rauldlng In Harper a .Mngazltic. BANANAS AS FOOD. Tha Bitt Way to 6irv Them la Daked Whan Full Rip. Children under tbrco years of ago do not chew their food thoroughly; they bolt IL For this reason they should not linvo banauusi to cat uncooked, llnnnnim aro nutritious, but they arc mi Indigestible food unless they aro well masticated. They are moro easily ge8tcd when cooked than when eatcu raw. Tho most dlgcstlblo form of cooked banana Is tho baked qnc. This Is pro pared first by tvashlug tho fruit, then cutting it small pleco from each cud of the bauanaH ins when preparing a rnvrct potato for baking). Place tho bauauas to bo baked on a tin plo plate or Hlmllnr dish In n hot oven. When they feci tender after pricking with a fork they aro well baked. Dark brown or brown stained Imuanas (not the tirlght yellow ones) aro best for eating, i lthcr raw or baked. After the fruit Is baked It Is placed on n platter and nerved as n meat. It Is not. howovcr. turned out of the skin. 'When ready to cat It split tho skin nnd banana lengthwise of tho fruit: senson it with salt, pepper and a llttlo butter. In warm weather baked bananas may bo used to take tho placo of incut jt a meal. Philadelphia Record "Plni and Neidlts." After being for a long tlrao In n con strained nttltudo n peculiar numbness .and pricking uro oftcu felt In tho arm. 'teJT'br'foot. This Is caused by some Interruption to tho circulation nnd can usually bo removed by rubbing or ex crclse. Tho reason of tho sensation, which Is decidedly uncomfortable while It lusts. Is that pressure for n certain length of tlroo deadens tho sensibility of n nerve. When this pressure Is sud denly removed, as straightening out tho leg after sitting with It doubled underneath tho body, sensibility grad ually returns to tho nerve, nud as each ticrvo fiber composing tho trunk re gains Its normal condition of sensibil ity a pricking sensation Is felt, and these successive prickings from thu successive awakenings of the numer ous libera liuvo not inaptly been culled "pins and needles." Why Wet Land la Cold. C. O. Hopkins, soil export, fays that five times as much hcut Is required to -evaporate water from tho surfuco of .u soil as would bo needed to raise the 'temperature of tho same amount of water from tho freezing to tho boiling point, says Furm und Fireside. This explains why wet and poorly drained soils uro cold. Tllo drnluago removes the excess of water. Then tho hcut of tho sun Is .able to insko sdrao headwuy In warm ing tho soil. lint If the soil is con tinually saturated with water the con stant evaporation keeps tho tempera turo down in splto of tho sun's warmth. Whan Your Eyes "Snap." When you read in books and things that So-and-so's eyes "snapped" with excitement or anger you aro not to supposo that bis (or her) orbs mado a snapping sound as tbby glanced about tho room: Wo bavo it on no less an authority than tho Journal of tho American Medical Association that tho eyes of man "can move accurately, noiselessly, with tbo greatest precision to any object in any part of the field of vision." Ovorpledged. "Lend me $10, old man. I pledgo you toy word of honor I'll pay ft back next Saturday." "Sorry, but I loaned you fifteen on that security a month ago. I'll have to ask you to put up something more tan gible thlstlme." Pittsburgh Press. In Motor Circlet. "Now, ma," cautioned jio, "don't force too much on your guests at din ner." "What then?" sniffed ma. "Mako it a sociability run and not an endurance contest" Louisville Courier-Journal. For Rough Weather. I think I've cot a winner in ladies' footgear." "What U Itr "Vm working on a scheme to put chiffon around tbe tops of overshoes." Kansas City Journal. Fanny Olekeni. Fanny, the sister of Charles Dickens, was ono of tho first Btudcnts entered at the old Uoyal Academy of Music when It opened Its doors' at Teuterden street In 1823, nnd nt that tlwo tho students lived nt tho neadetoy, only going home for tho week end. "Every Sunday." Dickens told Forstcr, "I was at tho academy nt 0 o'clock In tho morning to fetch her (Fanny), and wo walked back thcro together at night." And the Sun day Itself the two spent lu tho Mhr shalsea prison, where their father and mother then resided, owing to Mr. Dickens having "fulled to propitiate his creditors." While her father was still In prison Fanny won a prlzo at the ncademy, and the future novelist, then engaged In pasting labels on blacking pots nt 7 shillings a week, wns piesent to see her receive it. Westminster Oazette. Compulsory. A certain amuteur uvlator talked re cently nbout a tlylng trip with u pro fessional, when bo roll 1,'JOO feet Into tho wnter without knowing It. "1 wasn't frightened," he said with a smile. "1 thought that our swirt de scent was a piece of fancy tlylng. 1 um, In fact, as Ignorant of avlutlon as the little boy vnii ignorant of English history, "'Describe the Order of the Until, his teacher asked this llttlo boy. "'It's very niictcnt.' heiiuswvred. 'It goes back to the time when they didn't take no baths except by order.'" Washington Stur. A Querulous Question. "Tho sameness of tbese mould Is get ting on my nerves." "I can't think of anything else." rasped his wlfo. "You're strong for new styles In shoes, hats and ways of fixing the hair. Ain't there never uuy new styles In eatables?" Louisville Courlcr-Juur mil. Fair Division. Scene: Pollco court during dispute over eight day clock. Magistrate I uwurd tho clock to tho plaintiff. Defendant Then what do I get? Magistrate I'll give you the eight days. Stray Stories. Hindering the Proeets. Doctor Well. John, how are you to duyV John Verry bad: vcrry bad. I wish Providence 'ud 'ave uiihh.v on mo an' take me. Wife 'Ow can you ex pec' It to If you won't take tho doctor's physic? London ilnlL STATE WANTS MAMS MUf.K WEEK Two years ago C. M. McKay sent to tho Etato gamo farm at Corvallls a fomalo mulo door which had been caught in tho country back of PrltW vlllo. Now tho stato gamo authori ties want a mala to mato with It. Governor Wlthycombo, who Is nlso chairman of tho stato fish jtnd gamo commission, has wrltton to Mr. Mc Kay to this effect, asking him to pro- euro a male It possible POWELL BUTTE (Continued from pago 2.) lilo bed several days with a sovoro attack of tha grlppo. Misses Gladys and Hazol Dayn, Fay Itussott and Gladys Pauls camo out from Prlnovlllo on Saturday ovonlng to mako, a short visit to tholr var ious homes, returning to Prlnovlllo on Sunday ovcnlng Earl Saunders purchased 41! head of slioop from Mr. Casoy of Redmond last weok. Mrs. E. A. Uussott, Miss Fay Rus sott and Grandma Drown wont to Prlnovlllo on Sundny to remain for tho rest of tho school term. John Tlngman sold his ranch last week to Mr. Mayors, who recently purchased tho Glonn Mustard ranch and will soon leavo for Idaho whero ho expects to mako bis futuro homo. F, L. Ualloy, who has been visiting George Hobbs, left for Portland on Friday morning to mnke arrange ments for getting machinery to de velop gold mines up Ochoco. E. A. Rus8ett mado a business trip to Prlnovlllo on Sunday. Jack Porry and Dowoy Johnson took dinner at tho Hobbs ranch on Sunday. POWELL RUTTE, Jan. 10. 0. F. nialr Is disposing o( a flno bcot among his neighbors. There Is a demand here for all tho straw the farmers havo to spare to outsldo parties. Many teams aro coming through hunting It for feed. Chas. Charlton sold all tho straw he had to spare to frank Smith. Chas. Lowe camo through Friday OREGON TRUNK TRAIN Arrives 8:30 a. m. Leaves 7 p. m. O..W. R. & N. TRAIN. Arrives 7:45 p. m. Leaves 7:25 a. ni. AUTO STAGE LINE SOUTH. Leaves . ... . 8:45 a, m. Arrives 5 p. m. AUTO MXES. Cars to Burns, Fort Klamath Fort Rock, Sliver Lake and other points south and south east. POST OFFICE HOURS. General delivery open dally 9:15 a. m. to 6 p. m. No mall distributed on Sunday. Night train mail closes C p. m. Day train mall closes. 6: 30 a. in. TELEGRAPH HOURS. Western Union daily 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sunday and holidays 8-10. 4-6. TELEPHONE HOURS. Pioneer Co., twenty-four hour service, including Sunday. hunting straw nnd took a stack of A. D. Morrill. Tho lack of water Is being folt horo as the canal has been dry for soino tlma owing to tha cold snap. Only n, handful of children are at school In tho Dutto Valley district on nccount of tho cpldomlc of grippe In tho neighborhood. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is hero' y given, by tho un dersigned, administrator with tho will annexed of tho us.nlo of George W. Updlko, DecoasLd, to rll creditors of s.i'd deceased and to all portions ravli.g claims p.galitst ecld csj to to present thu samo with tho proper vouchers to tho undci signed nt tho omco of H. C. Ellis, In Uend, Oiegon, vlihln eIx months fiom tho first pub lication of this notice. Published tho first time, January 12, 191G. 4 5-4 9c. W. D, I1ARNES, Administrator with tho will nnnoxod NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is hereby given, by tho un dersigned, administrator of tho estate of John F. Vrledt, nlso known as John Frlod, Docensod, to all creditors of said decoascd and to all persons having claims against sa'd ostnte to present the samo with tho propor vouchors to tho undorslgned at tho o .ico of II C. Ellis, In Uend, Oregon, within six months from tho first pub lication of this notice. Published tho flrot tlmo, January 12, 1010. 45-49c. WILLIAM C. VREIDT, Administrator NOTICE. AN ORDINANCE rogulatlng and providing for tho removal of snow and Ico from tho sldowalks wtlhln tho flro limits of tho City of Uond, nnd prescribing f ho method of enforco niont thereof. Ito It Ordained by the Common Coun cil of tho City of Item:: Sec. 1. That any porson or per scnB, firm or corporation owning or having control of nny real proporty within tho firo limits of tho City of Uond, as now constituted or as horo after may bo constituted, which has a sidewalk or sldownlks or parts of sldowalk abutting along and upon such ronl proporty, lot, lots or pnrcol of land, shall keep such sidewalk or sldowalks or parts thereof free and clear of snow or Ico or either thorcof. That such sldowalks shall bo cleaned within 12 hours nftor nny snow shall fall thereon, and nny Ico may bo come collected thereon. Sc-c. 2. If nny such ownor shall full, neglect, or rofuso to clean such sldowalks as herein provided within said tlmo then tho city shall have authority to have such sldowalks cloanod nnd chnrge tho cost tlioreot in tlin nwnnr nf thn nrnnnrtv. nnil In Tcaso such owner or owners shall ro fuso to pay Bald charges within 30 days aftor notlco of samo has been given by the City Recorder, tho samo shall becomo a lion upon tho propor ty of tho ownor or owners against which said charges aro made, and such lien may bo onforcod In tho man ner as Is provided by Chapter XIX of tho Charter of Uond for tho en forcement of Hens. See. 3. Tho term ownor as usod horoln shall include all persons tn tho possession of any premises us horoln described. Sec. 1. Inasmuch as tho paflsago of this ordlnnnco Is for tbo Immodlato honoflt of tho health and wolfnra or tho City of Uend, an omprgoncy Is horeby dcclarod, and this ordlnnnco shall go Into offoct Immediately upon Its passago by tho council and ap proval by tho Mayor. Approved Decemhor 27. 1915. M. D. KNUTSEN. Acting Mayor. NOTICE OF CONTEST. Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Lnkovlow, Ore gon, December 14, 1915. To Mary nocloon, of Uond, Oregon, Contestee: You aro horoby notlflod that Josot Mosor, who gives Uond, Oregon, as his post ofllco address, did on Novom bor 9, 1915, fllo In this ofllco his duly corroborated application to contest and secure the cancellation of your homestead Entry No. , Serial No. 07582, mado Juno 1. 1911. for Wtt NWM. NEVi NWM. NWVi NE and SWW, Soctlon 25, Township 22 South, Range 10 E. Wlllamotto Mo rldlan, and as grounds for his con tost ho alleges that said Mary Uocloan has wholly abandoned said tract for upwards of six months last past; that sho has nover established her 'residence upon nor cultivated said tract or any part thoreor. You are, therefore, further notl. flod that the said allegations will he taken as confessed, and your said ontry will bo canceled without fur ther right to be heard, elthor before this ofllco or on appeal, if you fall to file In this office within twenty dnys after tho FOURTH publication of this notice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically re sponding to these allegations of con test, together with duo proof that you have served a copy of your an swer on tho said contestant either in nerson or by registered mall. You should state In your answer the name of the post office to which you desire future notlcos to be sent to you. JAS. F. UURGESS, Roaster. Date of first publication, Dec. 29, 1915. Dato of second publication Jan. 5, 1915. Date of third publication, Jan, 12, 1915. Date of fourth publication, Jan. 19 1915. 43-4Cp NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN that the undersigned petitioners whose names are signed to the following and attached petition and who are more than fifty (50) of the holders of title to lands susceptible to irrigation from a common source which lie within tbe proposed Squaw Creek Irrigation District ns described In said petition horoto nttached will be presented to tho County Court of Crook County, Oregon, on tho 20tn day of Janunry, 1910, at tho hour of 10 o'clock In tho forenoon at the County Court room of tho said coun ty, said dato being tho tlmo nnd place fixed by said court for tho hearing of said petition, nnd all persons are heroby notified to be present at said tlmo and placo to mako objections uiorcio, nnu to otnerwlso consider said potttlon. This notlco la published onco.each week for the porlod of four weeks, tho publication for tho first tlmo be ing tho 22nd day of Decemhor, 1915: IX THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CROOK, THE STATE OF OREGON. In tho matter of tbo organization of tbo Sipinw Creek Irilgutlon Dis trict. To tho Honorable Tho County Court of Crook County, Oregon. Wo, tho undorslgned holdors of tl tlo to lnnds within tho Stato of Ore gon and within tho Counties of Crook nnd Jefferson respectfully potttlon tho Honorable County Court of Crook County, Oregon, ns hereinafter set forth . and each signer thereto for himself says that ho Is the holder or tltlo to lands susceptible to Irriga tion from tho sources hereinafter de scribed and sot out and situated with in tho bondarles of tho proposed Squaw Creek Irrigation District hereinafter described; and sold peti tioners whose names aro hereinafter signed and subscribed to this peti tion horoby proposo to orgnnlze said irrigation district, nnd said signers hereby declare that It Is the purpose of snld signers to organize wild ir rigation district under nnd by virtue of Chnptcr 7, Tltlo 51, Lord's Oregon Laws as amended by Chapter 223 Laws of Oregon for 1911 and ob amended by Chapter 197, Laws of Oregon for 1913, and bb amended by Chnptcr 189, Laws of Oregon for 1916, nnd othor nets and parts of acts amendatory thereof and con formatory with tho provisions of tho Inw providing therofor, petition said c urt for tho purposo herein prayed for. Tho proposed boundaries of said Irrigation district nro sot forth and described as follows: Ueglnnlng nt tho northwest cor ner of Section Flvo (5) Township Flftcon (15) South. Rango Ton (10) E. W. M within Crook county, Ore gon, running cast to tho Intersection of Squaw Creok with tho township lino on tho north sldo of said Town ship Fifteen (15) South, Rnngo Ten (10) East, tlionco In n northeasterly direction down Squnw Crook and fol lowing tho mcanderlngn of said stream along tho center of snld stream to the boundary linn between Jofforson and Crook counties; tlionco following on down said stream with in Jefferson county to Its Junction with tho DoschuteB river; thence In n southeasterly direction up the Des chutes rlvor and following tho me andorings of Bnld rlvor within Jeff erson County to tho lino between Jofforson and Crook counties; and tbenco following on up said Des chutes rlvor to tho Intersection of said stream with the section lino on tho south side of Section Fourteon (14) Township Fourteon (14) South, Rnngo Twelvo (12) East W. M. in Crook County, Orogon; tlionco wes terly to tho southwest cornor of said Section Fourteen (14); thenco south erly to tho quarter corner on tho east Bldo of Section Twenty-two (22) Township Fourteen (14) South, Rango Twelvo (12) E. W. M in Crook County, Orogon, tlionco wester ly to tho southeast cornor of tho southeast quarter of tho northeast quartor (SEli NEVi) of said Soc tlon; tlionco southerly to the south wost cornor of tho southeast qunrtcr of tho southeast quartor (SEVi SEVi ) of said Section Twenty-two (22); thenco westerly to tho quartor cor nor on tho south sldo of Section Twenty-two ('22); thenco southerly to tho Boutliwcst corner of tho north west quarter of tho northonst quartor (NWVi NEVi) of Section Twenty seven (27) of said township and rango; tlionco westerly to the south west corner of tho northeast quartor of tho nortbwost quarter (NEVi NW Vi) of said Section; thenco souther ly to tho southeast cornor of tho southeast quartor of tho northwest quarter (SEVi NWVi) of said Soc tlon Twonty-sovon (27); thenco wes terly to tho qunrtor cornor on tho wost sldo of snld Section Twonty sovon; thonco southerly to tho south west cornor of tho nortbwost qunrtor of tho southwest quartor (NWVi S W Vi ) of said section; thenco westerly to tho southwest corner of tho north east qunrtor of the southeast quar ter (NEVI SEVi) of Section Twonty elght (28) Township Fourtoon (11) South, Rnngo Twolvo (12) E. W. M.; thonco southerly to tho southwest corner of tho southeast quarter of tho southeast quarter of said Section Twonty-olght (28); thonco westorly to the southwest corner of Section Twenty-eight (28); thonco southerly to the southwest cornor of Soctlon Four (4) Townbhlp Flfteon (15) South, Range Twelve (12) East W. M., thence westorly to tho southwest cornor of Section Three (3), Town ship Fifteen (15) South, Rnngo Eleven (11) East; thenco southerly to tho southwest cornor or Section Thirty- four (34) of said township and range; thence westerly to tho northeast cornor of Section Five (5), Township Sixteen (1C) South, Ranse Eloven (11) E. W. M.; thonco south erly to the southeast corner of Soc tlon Soventeon Bald township and range: thenco westorly to the town ship lino on tho west side of said township; thence northerly to the southeast corner of Soctlon Twelve (12,) Township Sixteen (16) South, Range Ten (10) E. W. M.; thence westerly to the southwest corner of said Section Twelve (12); thence northorly to tho township lino on tho north side of Township Sixteen (1C) South, Rnnge Ten (10) E. W. M.; thence westerly to the southwest cor ner of said Section Thirty-two (32), Township Flfteon (IB) South, Range Ten (10) East: thenco northerly to the point of beginning: excepting however, from said district all and any land embraced within the boun dary and limits of the town of Sisters In Crook County, Oregon, and lying within the proposed Squaw Creek Irrigation District, tho land ombrac ed within the said Irrigation district lying witnin both Crook and Jefferson counties, tho major portion thoreor lying within Crook County, Oregon. Tho designation of said proposed Irrigation district nnd tho namo un dor which It shall bo known Is tho Squaw Creok Irrigation District; the source of supply from which tho water to bo usod within said Irriga tion district shall be tnken is Squaw Creek and Its tributaries and Fall Itlvor nnd Its tributaries within Crook county, Oregon. The signers of this petition who aro moro than 50 of tho holdors of title of lands siiBceptiblo to Irriga tion undor tho proposed Irrigation district from tho samo common source or sources further petition this court thnt flvo directors bo elect ed as directors of said irrigation dis trict: that Bald irrigation district Do divided Into five divisions nnd that ono director bo olected from each di vision; nnd thnt tho proposed cost or the organization of the aforesaid Irri gation district Is tho sum of five hun dred dollars ($500.00) and your pe titioners nccompuny this petition with a good nnd sufficient bond In tho sum of ono thousand dollars (?1,000.00), this sum being doublo tho amount of the proposed cost of the organization of tho said Irriga tion district. WHEREFORE Your petitioners pray that Bald Irrigation district bo organized ns provided for by law and particularly as not forth nnd roqulr ed by tho statutes horoln nbovo re ferred to; and that said petition bo heard ns required by law and Hint said County Court shall do any nnd everything necessary and requisite to effect tho organization of said Ir rigation district and for such othor orders ns may ho necessary and as may bo provided by law for tho or ganization of said Irrigation district. Rcfercnco Is hereby mado to tho notlco accompanying this petition, stnting tlto tlmo of tho meeting at which this petition will bo presented to the County Court, which said no tlco Is made a part hereof. E. R. Peterson. A. J. Weston, El vah M. Elklns, Edgnr W. Glllot. C. F. Chnlfon, Guy C. McCnlllstor, F. G. Powers, J. W. Gibson, James II. El klns. M. W. Knickerbocker, J. O. McKlnnoy, C. P. Whlto. D. P. Moffott, M. E. Uurkhard, P. Vnn Tnssol, D. Wlnklo, C. L. Gist, J. P. Duckctt. H. E. Vincent, Linda J. Qulborg, Ellis 11. Edglngton, P. Huntington. J. D. Uowmnn, Jno Lister, II. P. Uolknnti, Will Granthnm, John Stapf, a. O. Rivet, C. M. Elklns. L. A. Hunt, Julia A. Scott, Joo W. Howard, Jr., Wlnnlo M. Hunt, Joptba S. Hunt, Ettn F. Howard, Emma Fuller, Mrs. L. F. Rico. L. F. Rico. Frank V. Chap man, G. E. Stadlg, Donnls D. Hunt, John It. Howard, Chas. E. Hlscock, Fred Waltor, Adolph Kotzman, Carl II. House, Mrs. Martha Chapman, Rob't Nltzscho. tho estate of O. W. Fuller by A. J. Fuller. S. E. Wost, Walter Ruble, Katlo Ruble J. A. Wost, T. F. McCalllstor. Mntllda A. McCalllstor, Roy L. Klddor, Goo. F. 8colt, Jorry Groszklnger, Jnmes Par ker, Joo Parsons, C. A. Payno, E, S. Payno, Alfred Loathloy. 42-4CC NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Intorlor, U. S. Land Ofllco, at Tho Dalles, Orogon, Decemhor 13, 1915. NOTICE Is horoby glvon thnt Naum Pnnoff, of Uond, Oregon, who, on Decemhor ,20, 1911, mado Homo Btoad Entry, No. 09800, for NV4 Sec (ton 23, Township 20 South, Rnngo Bend Garage Company Our Motto: SERVICE THE BEST EQUIPPED GARAGE IN CENTRAL OREGON. We have n full crew at your service duy or night. Our repair department is unexcelled. UUICK, VALVE IN THE HEAD OFFICIAL GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION GASOLINE, OILS AND GREASES FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES ALLGOODS AND WORK FULLY GUARANTEED DAKOR AND THORNURUU ROM) STREET. Bend-Silver Lake and way points A Seven Passenger Touring Car Each Way Each Day. RIDE IN THE EASY CARS Walter Coombs, L D. Fox, Pioneer Auto Stage and Truck Co. SUCCESSORS TO WENANDY LIVERY CO. Freight Trucks in Addition 17 East, Wlllamotto Meridian, bus filed notlco of intontlon to mnke Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo described, boforo It. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at Uond, Oregon, on tho 17th day of January, 1910. Claimant names ns witnesses: Turpo Elloff, John Todoroff, both of Uend, Oregon; Orlen O. King, Frank Porclval, both of Urothors, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 11-45 c. Register. NOTICE FOR PUI1LICATION. Department of tho Interior, U. 8. Land Ofilco, nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, Decombor 13, 1916. NOTICE Is horoby given that Turpo Elleff, of Uond, Oregon, who, on December 2G, 1911, mndo Hoino Btcad Entry, No. 09807, for NV4, Section 22, Township 20 South, Rnngo 17 East, Willamette Meridian, lias filed notlco of Intention to mako Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo described, boforo II. C. Ellis, U, S. Commission er, nt Uond, Orogon, on tho 17th day of Janunry, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Nnum Pnnoff, John Todoroff, both of Uend, Oregon, Orion O. King, Frank Porclval, both of Urothors, Orogon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 41-45 c. RoglBtor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Intorlor, U. S. Land Olllco, nt Tho Dalles, Oro gon, December 2, 1915. NOTICE Is horoby glvon that Hu bert A. Scoggln, of Tumnlo. Orogon, who, on May 23rd, 1912, mndo Homo stead Entry, No. 010345, for EV4 SEVi, Section 13 T. 10 8.. It. 10 E.. iLotB 3-4, Soctlon 18, Township 10 South, Ilnngo 11 East, Wlllamotto Morldlnn, hns filed notlco or Intention to mnke Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land abovo de scribed, boforo It. C. Ellis, U. S. Com missioner, nt Uend, Oregon, on tho 17th day of Jonuary, 191G. Claimant names as wltnosscs: Floronco Silvia, Uond, Orogon: Grovor G. Pulllnm, Edwin II. Elling ton of Tumnlo, Oregon; Ellis II. Ed dlngton of Sisters, Orogon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 41-45 c. Register. IX THE COUNTY COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF CROOK, STATE OF OREGON. In tho matter of tho ostato of T. T. Evans, decoascd. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Notlco Is horoby given by tho un dorslgned, oxocutor of tho estnto of T. T. Evans, doconsod, that ho has made and Iliad with tho clork of tho ' County Court of Crook County, Oro gon, his final account of his adminis tration of said cstato nnd that tho Honorable Judgo of said Court has sot Thursday, tho 20th day of Janu ary, 1910, at tho hour of 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day nt tbo County Court room at Prlnovlllo, Orogon, ns tho tlmo nnd placo for hearing tho final Bottling of said os tato. Dated this 2nd day of Decombor, 1915. O. L. EVANS, Executor of tho ostato of T. T. Evans, deceased. 42-45o A ( (r