r F M R A L POINT HERALD, THÜFSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1938.
CùMl KAL FOINT Ü¿X á LU
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P a t t is o n . P u u u k h k k .
R u ssia'» S h a m Justice.
A ft e r th re e y e a r s o f d is g r a c e fu l de-
a y the Russian tribunals announced
their decisions as to tlie Bialystok mis-
An independent local newspaper
«acres, In which nearly 100 persons
devoted to the interests o f Central
Point and the Rogue River Valley.
were killed and about that number
Published Every Thursday.
1 horribly wounded. The victims were
Subscription price, $1.50 per year, in
nearly all Jews. It is believed that the
advance.
attacks upon the few Christians who
Entered as Second-class Matter, May 4,
1906, at the Post Office at Central Point, | suffered death or wounds were unin
Oregon, under the Act o f Congress of tentional and that the butchery of the
March 8. 187».
, Jews was deliberate. Certainly the
attacks were savage in the extreme
CENSURING JUDGE LANDIS.
and spared neither age nor sex. Out
Aside from reversing the deci j f twenty-nine persons accused and
held by the courts fifteen were acquit-
sion o f the lower court in the! j ted, one sentenced to three years’ ini-
Standard Oil case, the U nited f prisoiunftnt and the others to shorter
States Circuit Court o f Appeals ! terms, the longest being one year,
administered a round reproof to j TUe iour delay iu trying the accused
Judge Landis. With something i Bas
a" (1
Iaann‘‘r ° f
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the prosecution was little short of in-
hke extrajudicial seventy, the L 0Ul Tlie pwecllfoP <u»pin.re<i
Circuit Court o f Appeals con- opon s.vinpnth}’ with tlie prisoners,
demns Judge Landis for having: chiefly government otthiul* and mem-
imposed the m a x i m u m fine. ber* of ,ho Polk e- nntl
t*» show
And with respect to certain tech that they had been terrorized by the
I populace under tlie instigation of tlie
nical matters governing the ad- j Jewish Self Defense association. lie
mission of evidsnee, tae court j even went so far as to declare that the
holds Judge Landis to have ex-! Jews had inaugurated a "reign o f ter-
ceeded discretion, to say the ! ror ” ° n tlie otllcr hani'- th<> l««T‘,rs
VerV least
I °* *ke
side brought out evl-
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denee making It plain that the attacks
1 his, perhaps, is the most, re- |imj i«,on officially amm ged and en-
markable phase of the later de- j couraffod and that the police not only
cision. it fortifies that public j failed to suppress antl-.Jowlsh out-
opinion which condemns in effect breaks, but aided 111 the killing and
the . failure
to punish the
Stand-1
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. . . . in St. Petersburg frankly declares that
urd Oil Company, as the public lt ls ln,IKWS|,,le
h„vP ,, fair trial i.
believes that corporation should ! i lussiii when Jews are flu* accusers,
be punished. The lay mind, a t ! and the outcome o f the niulystok case
least, is at a loss to understand i t>rovef‘ 0,"'p morp ,!’1* hopelessness or
why reproof should have been ! roforms u,uler
li" llt" tl“ni'-
administered; and this, even;
ja p a n * , cru sh in g D ebt,
though it makes c o n c e s s i o n s
Japan Is to be reckoned as the poor-
which the legal technicalities o f est of the great powers, s : i . vh the Paris
the case seem to warrant. If Bu|lutln of Kconoiuks. Something like
$80,000.000 of war tuxes arc retained
we view the matter as one im-
in this year's budget, aud the Bulletin
m ened in a judicial atmosphere, estimates that every Japanese house
we may say that, regarding the holder will be called upon to pay in
or $0 per capita,
written law and the facts, the taxes the sum of
Court o f Appeals could not have assuming that every household num
bers live individuals. The average in
decided otherwise than it did;
come in Japan ls $155 to the family,
we may deplore the result o f that aud tiie annual contribution to the rev
decision, so far as it must inevi enue devoted to war taxes is more than
tably effect the public estimate j -0 per cent of the earnings,
At the rate which Japan la now pay
o f the service o f the courts,
ing its war debts they will in* extin
when powerful and immensely
guished iu about thirty-five years. The
wealthy corporations are the limit of taxation Is already reached,
defendants in a criminal action; and In order to obtain money new
and in circumstances the decision loans have to be floated. The effort to
o f which would fundamentally pay the debt ls heroic, but as the aver
age wage for labor In Japan is only 3
affect the business morality of cents an hour it is plain that the pov
the Nation. But, holding to the erty of tlie people, upon whom the
Utter rather than to the spirit of whole burden must fall, is extreme.
the law, we may dismiss all this Whether it is wise for the mikado's
and say that the court did right government to attempt to pay the whole
Indebtedness within one generation is
because it did what was its writ
a matter o f opinion on which men will
ten duty. But the average man differ. And there may lie a question
will fail to understand that the as to the ability of the administration
reproof administered was within to put the scheme through. Thus far
the line o f that duty; or, that it the process has been marked with
some shrewd financiering and perhaps
stands for anything else than with what might be called sharp prac
sympathy for the corporate de tice. The Bulletin contends that Japan
fendant.
cannot maintain her present efficiency
We may accept it as an as-
militarism without borrowing mon-
surance that the common e v e ry -' ey n“,, that ller SH'° resource ls moliey
day citizen will not believe that j "
Sl " ho
exact usurious
Judge Landis exceeded what he! * *
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believed to be his duty as an
R evival o f R a ilw a y Traffic.
Freight cars have been taken off the
honest and fearless judge. The
case was tried before a jury; and idle list and set to work at the rate
of about 10,000 a week since the open-
the
evidence
submitted convinced
.
.
,
! iug of the season’s traffic. This 1m-
t lat jury as well as tlie public ot jprovemeut of traffic is significant of
the guilt o f the accused. Indeed, i»ri glitcr prospect, from tw o points of
in the reversal o f the case there view. f>ot oll,-v is business picking
is no denial o f the guilt; no co n -; up' but tbe revlvul 0011108 ,n tl,ne t0
tention that the defendant c o r -1?°
? ''h rates,
T
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l Ing freight
us was suggested
poration was not guilty o f re- I early in the spring. It will cost the
bating, as charged in the indict- j roads but little more to keep the cars
ntents. Judge Landis, upon the
" ork M m l" s money than to main-
return o f the verdict o f convic- taln tho,u ln ld,oncss- Kach ‘»witiooai
*• _ •__
, i
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train put to work lightens tho tlimu-
tion, , imposed
the maximum fine
, , , ,
,,,
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^ elnl burdens of the roads,
whlih the law provided in such 1 With a gain o f truffle and the return
Cases; and in that act it appears j Of Idle cars to their function o f carry-
he is charged with having com- iu* frp|Ght. the lines will get the bene-
mit ted judicial sin
1 fit of their recent reductions of ex-
W herefore?
If a maximum
sentence is n t provided to be
imposed, for w hat reason is it
provided? T h e a s s u m p t i o n is
that such sentence is intended as
,
,
tlie only proper penalty f o r thf.
most hardened offender! and
upon that assumption the Stand-
urd Oil Company stood logically
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a
within such
sanction.
Are we to
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holies e that because o f the very
wealth and power of this corpora-
tion, its proven criminal acts
were to he considered ligh'ly?
That prosecution o f Money Bags,
who commits a public offense in
his own name, is to falter be
cause punishment in such case is
unusual? By reproof o f Judge
Landis, tho ( ireuit ( oUTt Ot Ap-
peals h as itself r disc'd these q ues-
tions. That court, in itself, is
responsible for all tho apparent
attack on the judiciary which
those questions imply. Portland
Tele. ram.
I hh isps .
Expense* were cut «Iowa to
bedrock In anticipation of dull traffic,
hut receipts are increasing every day.
Doubtless a rise In transportation
rates would have further diminished
,n,mc nmI also ac,c'1 as a
check upon the revival. The country
wanted low rate, maintained, and low
rates mean more business.
,ast •
v<‘ar ,ho Suez c,,na, ,ook ,n
$24.000,000 In fees and paid *14,000.000
, . 1 , ,,
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to stockholders, a dividend of 2S per
.vut. There appears to be little occa-
Sion to predict that the I’auama canal
*'111
pay expenses,
A traveler says that the people of
Central America are enjoying peace.
Something like the good time Chris
tian Science gives one iu the dentist’s
,ha,r* t'r,ll>l>i'iy._____________
And„ w iMekmHt Abrah(ira Llnf0ln
tJrove Cleveland Johnson Is the name
o f n first voter this year. It will sure-
ly Itother him a bit to vote ns he e s s
christened.
What tra g e d ie s might be depicted If
th e a m b itio n s o f politicismi and their
I Heap p op ) tm cu t s could l>e la id b a re !
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department o f the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
June 22. 1908.
NOTICE is hereby Riven that LiEfian M. Daniels,
o f Medford, Oregon, who, on June 22, 1908. made
Tim b-r Application, No. 10169, fo r E ’ j o f NEV,.
NWV, ,,f NK>.. N E 1. o f NWV., Section W, Tow n
ship 84 South, Range 1 East, W illamette Meridian,
has tiled notice o f intention to make Final Proof,
to establish claim to the land above described,
before A. S. Bliton, U. S. Commissioner, at Med
ford, Oregon, on
Thursday, the 1st day o f October, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses; William T. Goul-
ler, Bert If. Harris, Thurston E. Daniels and
Robert Slewing, all o f Medford. Oregon.
BEN JAM IN L. EDDY.
Register.
Central Point Market
Meets every Saturday evening at
7:30 p. m. in A. O. U. W. Hall,
corner Second and Pine Sts. Visit
ing brothers are specially invited to
meet with us when in town.
G eo . L. F ord ,
W. E P rice ,
Secretary.
Noble Grand
LEWIS & SONS, Prop».
Fresh and Salt Meats
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal.
Timber Land.. A ct June 3 . 1K78.—
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Highest Market Price Paid for Beef, Pork and Mutton.
U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f i c e ,
Roseburg, Oregon. April 9, 1908, i
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with |
t he provisions o f the iAct. o f Congress o f June 3,
P R O F E S S IO N A L
1878, entitled “ An act for the sale o f timber lands •
in the States o f California, Oregon. Nevada, a n d !
Washington Territory,” as extended to all the
Public baud States by act o f August 4, 1902, Mrs.
J E R O M E L. RAW H O U SER
Glenn M. Webster o f Medford, county o f Jackson.
State
o f Oregon, did on April 2, 1908, file in this
PRYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| office her sworn statement. No. 9591, for the pur-
I chase of the s 1 •_> o f 8Vj, o f Section No. 26, in Town-
Office second floor John Ross building,
I ship No. 33 South, Range No. 1 East. W. M.. and
over Herald office. Pine Street.
I will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
Cali residence from office phone when
; agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim
necessary, day or night.
to said land before A. S. Bliton. U. S. Com mis- |
| sioner, at his office, in Medford, Oregon, on
C E N T R A L POINT
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Monday, the Slsttday o f August, 1908.
She names as witnesses: Laban B. Caster and
Frank Caster, of Eagle Point. Oregon; Andrew !
H . P. H A R G R A V E
B. Chartraw, o f Derby,. Oregon, and William J.
Warner, of Medford, Oregon.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Any and all persons claiming adversely the [
above-described lands are requested to file their |
claims in this office on or before said 81st day o f !
August, 1908.
BENJAM IN L. EDDY. I
Office over First National Bank
Register. |
O regon
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Timber Land, A ct Jiune3. 1878.—
C. E. STEPHENSON
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg,. (Oregon. April 8, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that m compliance with
the p r o v is io n s ^ the act o f Congress o f June 3,
1878, entitled “ A n act for the sale o f timber lands
! in the States o f California. Oregon, Nevada, and
, Washington T erritory,” as extended to all the
{ Public Land States by act o f A ugust 4. 1892,
: Enna W. Graham, o f Pbospect, county o f Jackson.
! State o f Oregon, did on January 23. 1908, file in
l this office her sworn statement. No. 9508. for the
j purchase o f the E V jS E T , NWVi S E 1/», N E ’ i SWL,
| o f section No. 10, inr Township No. 33 South,
Range No. 2 East, and< will offer p roof to show
I that the land sought is more valuable for its tim-
j l>er or stone than fo r agricultural purposes, and
1 to establish her claim t.o said land before A. S.
j Bliton. U. S. Commissioner, a t hie office, in Med-
j ford, Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 26th day of August, 1908.
All Work Strictly First-class.
She names as witnesses; John A. Larson, o f
Grants Pass, Oregon; Edwin F. Gvalmm. George
G o t ! 1 1 -0 1
T V i n I- • O t - i i
Daniel and John I). Kiter, o f Proapect. Oreiron.
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A n y and all persons claim ing adversely the
above described lands are request#*! to file their
claims in this office on or t>efore' said 26th day of
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Timber Land, A ct June 3/ 1878.—
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Department o f the Interior,
U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e ,
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Rnseburp, Oregon. April 2. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act o f Congress o f June 3.
1878, entitled “ An act for the sale o f timber lands
in the States o f California, Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington
to all the
___ _______ Territory.”
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_ as extended
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' 1892,
! Public
Land State? •
by act o f - August
i Falsie A. Nye, of Prospect, county o f Jackson,
j State o f Oregon, did on November 25. 1907, file in
I this office her sworn statement. No. 9456. for the
J purchase of the sM* seVi, nwV4 seVi, o f Section No.
i 4. in Township No. 33 South, Range No. 2 East,
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
j is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
: agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim
to said land before A. S. Bliton, U: S. Commis
sioner, at his office, in Medford, Oregon, on
F r id a y , the 7th day o f A u g u s t , 1908.
She names as witnesses; John H. Ditsworth,
Tracy B«x>thby and Frank M. Manning, of Peyton.
Oregon, and McDonald Pardue. o f Prospect. Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 7th day of
August. 1908.
BENJAM IN L. EDDY.
Register.
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Land offK<! “ l “ " “ ' ’ urg. Oregon.
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Notice is hereby given that Clara
E. Boughton.
"f*Butte Falls. Oregon, who, on June 12,1*)*.
made Timber Application No. 10145. for SWV» of
' S«V*. SEH o f SWVi, Section 30. Township 34
| Sbuth, Range 1 East, W illamette Meridian, has
fiiW notice
o f intention to
make
Fnal
Pr#»f. to establish claim to the land alrove
described, before A. S. Bliton, U. S. Commissioner..
at Medford, Oregon, on
Monday, the 28th day o f September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Bert H. H arris,.
o f Medford. Oregon; LaEtin B. Caster and Frank
S. Caster, o f Derby, Oregon, and Melburn A.
Boughton, o f Butte Falls. Oregon.
IBENJAM IN L. EDDY.
Register..
Timber Land, act June 3, 1878.
NOTBCE EOR PUBLICATION
United Staten Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Mareh 26, 1908..
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions o f tbe act o f Congress of June 3,
Timber Land Act. June 3, 1878. -
1878, entitled. “ AnAct for the sale o f timber lands
in the states o f California. Oregon, Nevada, and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Washington Territory,” as extended to all the
Timber Lar d, A ct June 3; 1878.-
Public Land s t a u » by act o f August 4. 1892,
Robert G. Wilson. <»f Morgan Hill, county of Santa
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e ,
Clara. State o f California, filed in this office on
Roseburg, Oregon, May 1, 1908. May 18. 1907, his sworn statement. No. 9261, for
U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e ,
Roseburg, Oregon, April 8, T908.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with th ep u n h a se of the NM, N E S . S E '• N E 1/,. of
Section. No. 18, in Township No. 33, South of
» « « C , u. nereny g.von that m compliance with ;
theA Ct
CT * r7 s*
Range No. 1 East; W. M., Ore., and will offer
the provision ,if the act o f C o l n w o f June :), j
entitled An act fur the sale o f limber lands proof to show that the land sought is more valu
1S7S. entitled "a n act for the s a i» o f timber lands i the States of California. Oregon Nevada and able foi» its timber or stone than for agricultural
in the State» o f Californai. Oregon. Nevada, and ^^nhmitton Terr'tory. as extended to all the :purpos«8 and to establish his claim to said land
I Washington T .-m u .r y ." as extended to all the Robl.c Land States by act o f A ugust 4. 1892. bofore the Register and Receiver o f this office, at
Public Land States by act o f August 4. 1892. John •'.»Tl**, M' Hart, of 290 Third St.. Portland, county Rosebimg. Oregon, on
| A. Larson, o f Grants Pass, county o f Josephine 1,1 Multnomah. State ol Oregon. Ided in this office
Thursday, the 17th day o f September. 1908.
State o f Oreunn. did on January 2:*. 1908. file in !
»•
•>» » " ’orn statement. No.
He names as witnesses; Charles E Morine and
this office his sw’orn statement. No. 9567. for the 9873, for the purchase o f the North-west quarter
purehase o f the SWV4 SE'^. SEV4 S W ' i. of Sec o f Section No. 14, in Township No. 33, South of Albert Morine. ol Trail, Oregon; Edward T. Mc-
tion No. 10. in Township No. 33 South. Range No. Range No. 4 West. W. M.. Ora., and will offer Kinstay and Silas F. Morine, o f Grants Pass, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
2 East, and will offer proof to show that the land p roof to show that the land sought is more valu
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone able for its timber or stone than for agricultural above described lands are requested to file their
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___ purposes,
____ and to establish
JtaDllsn purposes, and to establish his claim to said land ; claim »in un«-»,,,
thiaofflcevn or before said 17th day of
han for agricultural
his claim to sai.! land ¿¿Tore a 7 s 7 Bliton, U. S. ! | f, , ’rue the R®wi»ter and Receiver o f this office, at ! ---------
Sbntember.
1»8.
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BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Commissioner, at his office, in Medford. Ore., on : Rosebur^i l )re«!«n- <»n
Register.
Wednesday, the 26th day o f August. 1908.
j
Saturday, the 28th day o f November. 1908.
He names as witnesses: fcmma W. Graham. \ f 1Ie names as witnesses; W. K .Parker. Thomas
Edwin F. Graham, (ieorge Dame! and John V [ bW W W . and W. H. McGuirk. of P«»rtland. Ore-
Tim ber ilatni. A ct June 3, 1878.—
Ditaworth. all <»f PifaHject. Oregon
I Ron- and
* **** o f Placer, Oregon.
Any and all pers.#*»s claiming adversely the 1 Any and a p e r s o n s claiming adversely the
NOTICF FOR PUBLICATION.
above-described lands are rwiuested’
file their
described lands are requested to file their
i-laims In tKi« ..Hmo
ji . jc . u a -..
claims in this office on or before said 28th day of UN ot ed S t a t e » H a w O f f i c e .
November. 1908.
BENJAM IN I„ EDDY.
August, 1908.
BUN JAM IN L. EDDY.
Raseburg. Oregon, March 21. 1908.
Register.
Registe
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions o f the act o f Congress o f June 3.
1878. entitled "a n a«t fo r the sale o f timber lands
Timber Land. A ct June 3, 1878.—
in the States o f California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington 'territory,” a« extended to all the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ptiblic Land States by act o f August 4. 1902,
Frederick J. l.afky. of Salem, county o f Marion,
btate o f Oregon, tiled! in this office on April 15,
U n i t e d S t a t e s L a n d O ff io b v .
his sworn statemennt. No. 9116, fo r the pur-
Rtjseburg. Omgnn. May 8. 1908. j ------------
chase o f the W 'a „ E*». of Section
WMW11 No. 2.
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Notice is hereby given that in! ruunpliance with 1
No. 34. South o f Range No. 1 East, W.
the provisions of the act o f Congress o f June 3.
’ v l e'-' an<* w ,'-,**ETer proof to show that the land
1878, entitled An art for the sale of timber lands
V5»ffiable for its timber or stone
II. C. TUHP.ILL, PROP
in the State« o f California. Oregon. Nevatla, anti th* n
agricultur»! nurn,-a4 n>») tnM ».klU k k i.
A -■*- - - ___ *■- - # 1 e - 1
I WashingUin Territory.” as extended to ail the
to s*?'l land, before the Register and Re-
My Bread etc IS Strictly nirst-class Public Land States by a c t o f A ugust i. 1892. W ii- ce,ver of this offise. at Roseburg. Oregon, on
! liam Fletcher Parker, o f Portland, countv o f '
Wednesday, the 26th day o f August, 1908
CENTRAL POINT
BAKERY
and is second to none in thestate
April 2X. 1»W. hi, .w orn .tetenwnt. No. 10027. for
Special orders solicited for fine w'Tf1^tkm°No.,i4. inTn.'natiT'S“*^
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Thom« Oreiron:
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show that the land aought is more valuable for , ab ve-descrils-il rands
| its timber or stone than for agricultural i*urp.w«s. claims ,n this .«ffiuu (>n or h r f o ^ ^ i d ^ r h d n i of
t and to establish his claim to said land before the August 1%8
B F \J A M iS ^ l^ in n Y *
1 Register and Receiver o f thia office, at Roseburg.
BENJAMIN L. |DD Y.
Give me a triaL
Oregon, on
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Kegister.
Thursday, the 7th day o f January. 1909.
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He names as witnesses; William McGuirk.
James Hart and Thomas Lenard. of Portland.
Tirgfcer Land. A ct June 3. 1878.-
Oregon, hnd George Pease, o f Placer. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or befone said 7lh day of f -U n i t e d S t a t b s L a n d O f f ic e .
January. 1909.
BENJAM IN L_ JH>DY.
Roseburg, Oregon. April 9, 1908.
Register
Notice is thereby «iven that in compliance with
the
the act of Congrens o f June 3.
•"titled An act for the sale o f timber lands
iru ffie States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
jU sbm gton Territory’. ” as extended to all the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land States by act o4 y%ugust 4. 1892.
Csondpasture, of Medfeed county o f Jack*
*oa. btate ..f Oregon, did on A p n p 2. l»W. file in
Department o f the Interior.
Ww -office hi* sworn statement. No. 96*2. for the
p o r c h a s e o fth e S i. NEV.. of S e«5i e . No. 32. in
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
n.wnHhip No. 32 Sngih. Rar.ge N * ¿ 'la s t . W. M .
May 15. 190*.
a«d will offer p r .« f
-how that trie land sought
Notice Is hereby given that ffcnjamin W IUUw. “ n v w valuable f .g i u timber or itamm than for
ling, o f Butte Falls. Oregon, who. on August. U , »»riculturai p u r t^ e s and to e*«u!kiLKn b k rlaim
lAft.
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teml Entry N o l l » tor WV, ■“ « I I W W n A I . Bbton r S
N " •». S.Nrtion 6. Township 35 S«‘'ith. Range 2 '•‘oner, at hi* offi.-e. in Medford Oregon on
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n p n t i 'h i o k p n f l i n n p r
W illamette Mendian. iu* filed r<*tic«* c f
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amre a* witnesses. W ,litan» T. «H e v e and
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W P e*tablish claim to the land above dt-'Cribed. twfore •
bu n aa> s.
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t « m m iastoner. at at Me«if.,rd
Medford ri.!
of Prn*P«rt. Oregon; John F.
LMswvrth. Jam«» McCiannahan. of Feytan. Ore.
will guarantee to please you.
/ n T . ,UHl .• » \ .Pvr-on* claiming adversely the
ol Butte Falls. Oregnn; M m m * Bakiw in. J. I. above-4Ìeacnbed lands are requested to file their
cla.m* .n thi« offke on or before *nH Is» dav o f
i-wk *rJ R. F Hamblin. Brownsboto . . . ...
• e p te irV f.
BENJAM IN L. F DOY.
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