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EXAMINATION
RESULTS OUT
"J'l(IKTVONi: I'llOM IIKNIt KKHITII
OUAKi: TAKE EXAMINATION,
in or whom receive their
MI'IOMAH. ..
(From Monday's Dally.)
Eighth pin iln examination fliuil re
port given out thin inoriiliiK Indl
iMtu that of thn a I who took thn
(Humiliation from Ilond' eighth
r.rudo, II) possod mill two woro von
tllllonml.
Aiiothur oxamlnutlnn will ho given
HHptembnr C nml 7. Those condl
1 ,11011ml In tho Innt tixniiiluntlnii, hnv
liiK (nllcil In no morn thnu two sub
JmitH, will ho required to ro-wrltn
only In the sttbjoots In whluh thoy
failed.
A lotul of DO took thn lat exam
limtlon. Thirty-four pned. Those
who passed worn:
tlHntl Font Allen, John Ilrlck,
(IrnrH llottroll, Lorluda M, Crow,
l.ols Cohh, Cathryn Day, Walter Dim
mirk, Robert Ford, Elsie Horn, Hor
lutrn l.orhr, Franco 1 Icy burn, Pa
tricia Nlswongor, llainl Itako, I'nul
Reynold", Rolen Rodger, llesslo
Hmlth, llnrry Huyilor, l.ydla Hchnrror,
l.odu Frankhausor.
Redmond Eunice llradlcy. Twou
, tv took examination.
Tuuialo Wayun II. Wright, Hor
iili'o Couch, (loorgn Norcott, Leoun
J'aik. Holhort Wallace. Ituliy Murlou,
Hoven took examination.
Terrebonne- William Numlinrii.
Eight took examination.
I'loarnnt Volley lllanrlio Motcalf,
Clarence Whlttamnro, Dona Whltto
morg. Throe took examination.
Arnold Catherine Drury. Two
took examination.
Diwrhute France Hedfleld. Two
took examination.
Hninittnad Merrill lloyhorn. One
look examination.
Rolyat A u ilmy J a mm. One look
txmlnallon.
wnn amputated nt tho third Joint. It
In hoped ho will Intvo u rapid recov
ery. Mr. and Mm. Milton, accompanied
liy Rachel, Constance and Kmmott
Knickerbocker, spout Hunday on tho
Mfltollun fishing.
A party wnn given nt thu homo
of M. W. Knlckurhockar Knlurdny
night. Card playing and daucliiK
worn tho clilof nntortalnmont, About
10 guests worn present. Everyone
reported a nice tlm.n
clovehhale.
Koil, thin 10th day of Juno, 1017,
Attcdt
CIIAH. HH'BCHEN, Pro,
ULHNN If. SLACK,
P. II. DKNCKH,
(1, L, MOORE,
Directors Control Oro. Croamory.
LIKKRTY BOND SALES
HER 10 ARE $11,000
(From Friday' Dally.)
Rend' total Liberty Loan bond
iHUbiiflrlptlon amountrd to 14 4, COO,
ymlorday' sale bnliiK 133,3000. Tlio
total do not Include applications
for about 17,000 worth of bond
iudo by employee of Thn Rhovlln
Illxan Company and entered through
tbolr Mlnnrapolli officii.
Hro J, Hyan ft Co., for farm land
loam. Adr,
l'LAINVIEW.
(Contlnurd from Pago 3.)
irop havo boon coming on vnry
nlnwly. Hut now tho general out
look li Rood.
Dan Wlukla wai Injured at Ida
mill, wwl of tho I'amon place, Fri
day morning. Ilia foot wnn badly
lirulned and out, and tho IiIk tou
(Special to Tho llullotlti.)
OLOVKRIMLE, Juno IS KjiIIi
orlun Pugh, of Ilond, In vIbHIiik with
frlitndn In Cloverdale,
Ilium Kolloy, of Forest drove, ar
rlvod Hunday morning to vInII with
Mm. Hkoltou th alNummor.
Mm. A, Tomplntou urrlvod homn
from California lout Wednesday. Her
mothnr Ih rocovurliiK.
li. (1. Umbo wont to Itodmnnd last
Wi'dnuNday,
.Ml mi HoInIIiik In vlnltlng hor aunt,
Mm. (Irovtt llmird. Minn HuUIIiik
Iiii it appllod for tho Clnvnrdnlo ncliool.
II. C. Mlllnr and Karl wont to Hod
mood Haturday,
Kntliurlnn 1'ukIi and Mlllan Van
Mutro worn ratlltiK on Mm, Kdward
MIIIn Tuimday aftornoon.
C'lilldriin'N day wim obinrvad at
tho Hchuol liouno Hunday, Tim fol
IowIiik proKram was roudarcd: Unci
tatlou by Aloatha, Juanlta and
Kitlmr CyritN, Howard and Kills Mat
thnwn, Fay Mlllnr and Dorla Clay
pool; hour by Ntnall KrlU, Aloatha
and Juanlta HoiUon, Kthor Cyrus
and Frvoda Arnold; nook by Jun
ior, l.ndona Cyrus, Fay Miller and
Mlllan Van Matro. Aftor thn pro
;rnnl, Hnv, Mamhall kovo a talk.
Mm. John Fryrcar and dauxhtor,
Mm. Hchullz, attandod thn Child
roll's Day oxorclsos Hunday.
Mm. FarthliiK and Dr. Itobbltis,
of Hlstnrs, wnro prrsont at tho Chil
dren's Day nxnrclsos Hunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Trnco Heard liaro
mnvml to Muriel, OroKon.
Miss l.oiilio Audrus and hor aunt,
Mrs. Htuhlus, nrrlvwl nt Mm. It. O.
Andrus' placn Inst Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carton will movo
on tho Cutllp ranch soon.
Thoro wan a school moating at the
school houso Monday aftornoon.
LEGAL NOTICES
NUTICK.
Ilond, Orogon, Juno 10, 1917
To whom It may concern: N'otlco Is
hornby given to tho public that Kdgar
Dowltt OlUon, or Ilond, Oro., with
offices In thn O'Kana building, has
boon nppolntod as general manager
of tho Central Oregon Farmers'
Croamory. a corporation of Ilond,
Drschutet county, Oregon, and Is
authorlied and empowered to super
intend and transact tho business of
tho company, act In all matters, and
to novo full and direct chargn of Its
affulm, subject only to tho specific
orders of tho board of directors of
thu aforesaid corporation. All ac
counts nrn payablo to and collectabln
by Mr. Ollsou and to him nil claims
against tho company should bo pre
sented, with proper vouchers.
Witness our hands, at Ilentl. Oru-
NOTICK l-'OK I'lIIMCATIO.V
Department of tho Interior, If. H,
hand Offlco at Tho Dalles, Oro
gon, Juno 15, 1017.
Notlco Is hereby given that Henry
II. WulkowlU, or Mllllcan, Oregon,
who, on Juno 10, 1014, mitdo Homo
stood Kntry No. 013400, for HVt
NWVJ and HW' WV4 HKU, NKU
HK, Hoctlon 34. Township 20
Houth, Itungo 14 Iinst, Wlllamotta
Morldian, has filed notlco of .Inten
tion to make final three year proof,
to establish claim to thu land nlftvo
described, before II. C, Kills, U, 8.
Commissioner, at Mend, Oregon, on
tho 23rd day of July, 1017.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Vernon Clovenger, Frank Hpencer,
William Hpencer, Levi V. Hmlth, all
of Mllllcan, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
10-20p Register.
MtttMONH,
In thu Circuit Court of tho Htnto or
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
Morlgugn Company for Ami-rio-i, a
corporation, I'lalutlff, vs. II. C.
Melsol, O. A. Molsnl, C. 1. U'lien,
as Administrator of tho Kstato or
William Johnson, Deceased, and
Deschutes Itaneh Company, a cor
poration, Defendants,
To tho Defendants, II. C. Molsol,
O. A, .Molsol and Deschutes Itanoli
Company, n corporation:
In tho name ot tho Btato or Oregon,
You lire hereby directed to appeur
and answer tho complaint filed
against you in tho above entltk'd
suit tvltliln six weeks from tho il.ito
ot thn first publication of this sum
mons, that being tho tlmo flxod In
the order for publication of sum
mons within which you ihill so ap
pear and answer said complaint, thu
said first day ot publication being
thn 24lh day ot May, 1017, and It
you fall to so appear and nnswer
said complaint for want 'hoieof
plaintiff will apply to tho Court for
tho relief demanded In said complaint
to wltr For a Judgment against tho
defendants, II. C. Melsol and (I. A.
Melsol, In the sum of $3,075.01, with
Interest thereon from April 1, 1U17,
ut tho rote of 8 per cent per .innum,
and the further sum of 5300 00 at
torney's f, with Inte'tntt thereon
nt tho rule or 8 per cent per annum,
and tor Its costs and dUlrirMinants
heroin, and for a decree declaring
tho mortgogo described in suld com
plaint to bo a first Hen on
tho property therein described,
and foreclosing said mortgogo
and selling said property for
tho satisfaction of tho sam-j. and
forovor foreclosing and barring you,
and each of you, from all right, title.
Interest and equity of redemption In
and to said property, and lor n de
ficiency Judgmont against tho de
fendants, II. C. Malsel and O. A.
Molsol, and for such othor relief as
tho Court may deem equitable Tho
said property-described In said com
plaint Is tho West Half or tho North
ssst Quarter, and tho Kast Hair or
thn Northwest Quarter ot Section 14,
Township 16 Houth ot Kongo 12,
Kast or tho Wlllamotto Morldian, In
Deschutes County, Oregon, and tho
said mortgage being foreclosed thoro
on was executed March 17, 1015, and
recorded April 32, 1015. In book 23
of Mortgages or Crook County, Oro
gon. at pago 330.
This summons Is published by or
der ot the Honorable T. K. J. Duffy,
Judge of the above entitled Court,
duly made and entered the 32nd day
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NOTICK OK CONTEST
Department ot the Interior, U. S.
Land Offlco, Lakeview, Oregon,
Juno 6, 1917.
To llortlo A. Jolley, of unknown
address, Contostee: You nro heroby
notified that David O. Freeman, who
gives Dox 147, Ilond, Oregon, as his
postofflco address, did on June S,
1917. file In this offlco hhs duly
corroborated application to contest
and socura tho cancellation ot your
Homestead Entry No. , Serial
No. 04923, mado August 39, 1911,
tor tho North hair. Section 14, Town
ship 31 South, llango 22 East. Wlll
amotto Morldian, and as grounds
tor his contest ho allogos that, You
have wholly abandoned said traot
tor upwards or six montha last past;
that you havo novor resided upon or
cultivated said tract as required by
law, and that said absence from tho
laud wns not duo to your employ
ment in military anrvlco rendered In
connection with operations in Mex
ico, or along tho borders thereof, or
In mobilization en in pa olsowhoru, In
tho military or unvul organizations
or tho Uultod States, or tho National
Guard ot any or tho several Statos.
You nro. thoroforo, further noti
fied that tho said iillogutloiiB will bo
taken us confossod, and your said
entry will bo cnncellod without tur
ther right to bo hoard, either before
this offlco or on appeal, it you fail
to rilo in this office within 20 days
after tho FOUHTH publication of this
notice, us shown below, your answer,
under oath, specifically responding
to thosu nllogutlous of contest, to
gether with duo proot that you havo
sorvod a copy or your answer on tho
said contestant either In person or
by reglatorod mall.
You should Htnto In your answer
tho nanio tit tho postofflco to whluh
you desire future notices to bo sent
to you.
JA8. F. ttimaESS, Roglster,
Dato ot first publication, Juno 14,
1917; dato oC second publication,
Juno 21, 1917; date ot third publica
tion, Juno 28, 1917; date ot fourth
publication, July 5, 1917. 15-lSc
NOTICE IXm 1'1'HUCATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offlco at Tho Dalles. Oregon,
May 1C, 1917.
Notlco Is heroby given that Thomas
William Todd, of Mllllcan. Oregon,
who on Juno 10, 1911, mado Home
stead Eutry No. 09124, tor Lots 3-4,
S NV4, SWK and SWU SBU,
Section 2, Township 20 South, llango
15 East, Wlllamotto Meridian, has
tiled notlco ot Intention to make final
five-year proot, to establish, claim to
tho land above described, betoro 11.
C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at Bend.
Orogon, on tho 1st day ot August.
1917. Claimant names aa witnessoa:
Alvln Lee, C. F. Hartwlg, Thomas
Motritt, A. D. Norton, all ot Mllllcan.
Oregon. II. FIIANK WOODCOCK.
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