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T U R BPWW< »‘ AGF FOUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 11»'.’ « ir » w i ■tore at Lowell lust Sunday morning and took inerehandl»« and money Th« county police are working on the case In jureJ '■ - ^ S T . h í ? ^» h - u W x lU Illustrile J fylemel.fl^jily M .iry Garden, opera star, inju • n i Icntjlly iluring un opera scene i l lncago Ih ra lre , stillcd hcr et cntil »Ite wa» u r i m i hèlun.l il.. and refuveil lo allow m w, 1 m jtir , tu Ite inaile publii P ur. T he ro b b er who got Into Mammy'» ¡C abin on th e road betw een h e re and E ugene last Sunday m orning la also nt III a t large T he n liber affected Ills e n tra n c e Into Maitimv'» C abin liy b reak in g a window pane H e had been In th e cabin for a few m om ent» before lie w as d e le c te d Mrs. C raw foril, w ho h eard him first, sum m oned her hue band, loll before he could c a p tu re the m arau d er, th e m an w as m aking his g e l - hwav Mr C raw ford fired tw o ¡sh o ts, hut th e robin r escaped O ver $(»» was tak en In silv er and cu rren cy ; and 1200 |s-m iles Down from W a lterv llle—G eorge and snatched them. and. with a look at "Some of try men are there. W e're HAPPENED BEFORE— C arl K ram er w ere dow n from W alter Buck Duane, quick on th e -d ra w . Bridger that meant death, he shoved scattered round." C A L L FO R W A R R A N T S They crossed th e street, went in villi Monday. Mills Cal Bain in self-defense ami flnds him back. • ' o l S U S |S 'C t ( il e M I1. . n i , ................... Then Duane w ith gun high leaped through the lobby, office saloon. Io a him self an outlaw. Flying front pur Notice Is h ereb y given th at School S U M M O N S FO R P U B L IC A T IO N lar*te room like a nail, e i i here w. . •uit, he meets Luke Stevens. another in front of the approaching men D istrict No. 1». Springfield Lane Conn IN T H E CIRCI IT ('(»C R T O F T H E m ea reading and sm o k n g . Duane "C heseldine!" he yelled piercingly. outlaw, and the two become pals. ty, O regon, will pay at th* office of S T A T E n F OREGON FOR T H E All of them halted as If the won! knew them rangers! Luke narrowly escapes capture and COUNTY O F LANE th e C lerk of salil d istric t all w a rra n ts SUNDAY ROBBERS S T ILL When he snapped the handcuff» Emery D. Lake. Adelaide Lake and Duane is shocked to find his brother had petrified. One of them turned a Issued prior to O ctober PI. 1028, to Emery D la k e . G uardian of tin ghastly stricken white. lu a ik on Cheseldine it was with a outlaw severely wounded. AT LARGE NO CLEW YET anil Including No 100 In te re st caaaes E state of llertha M latke. Insane, “H ands out! Not up! In front of strange air of final ty. I' am .-: a if h" Duane buries Stevens. Then he goes a fte r F eb ru ary 23, 1929. Plaintiffs, -vs The Unknown Heir» renounced. MacNe'ly, the rangers, and on to Bland's camp, whwere he gets you! Q uick!" So far no clew h as been g o tte n of the of Joseph Bradford, Deceased, and WM G. H U G H ES. C lerk, D istrict 10 As Duane's look had m eant death certainly Cheseldine. all “ oted Duane's also all o th e r persons unknown robbers w lm broke Into th e F ran k B lair Into a fight with a man called Bos- so h ere did his voice. The m anacles ; stran g e action and look claim ing any right, title or Interest omer and wounds the latter. He In and Io the real property described m akes a friend of an outlaw at Bland's clicked. Cheseldine was a prisoner i "There. C heseldine!" In the Complaint. Defendant». And with a som ething almost of pas Duane turned to the paralysed men. called Euchre, who tells him of Mrs. To the Unknown H eirs of Joseph "Gentlemen. you look honest." he ' glon and vollenee he pushed the out Bradford, Deceased, and also all oilier Bland and the girl Jennie. Duane m eets Jennie, and prom ises said. "But I can take no chances. You law toward MacNelly. He was done persons unknown claim ing any right to try his utm ost to get her away must be Judged by your company. I'm with him. Did that action mean that, tltl«* or Interest In and to the real Duane, Texas Ranger. I a rre st th is as ranger, he was turning Cheseldine ty described In the Complaint, from Bland's camp. To avert suspi [¡q T H E NAME O F T H E S T A T E cion, it is planned th a t he pretend to man Cheseldine. 1 advise you all to over to the law, when as Buck Duane , he wanted to m eet him, to face him. Io O F OREGON. You a re hereby require I care for Mrs. Bland. Euchre in tro be careful with your hands." He grasped Cheseldine and backing make him draw, to kill him ? *» a p p ear and a n sw e r th e C om plaint duces him to the la tte r and he en aw av led him up to the station, pushed MacNelly beckoned to his men. filed a g a in -I you In th e above entitled We are equipped to repair any model Ford ear and tine gages in conversation with her. him against the wall. Duane's eyes -Boys, here he is. C heseldine' Hus '’'q'rJ,''p,"1,* authorized Ford parts. Our labor charge is as low as de • Evidently the outlaw 's wife liked pendable experts can make It. A'e guarantee sa tisfa d io u Euchre, for her keen glance rested covered every point before him. Brid- BOll. you and Mills take him In the Hcatlon of this S u m m o n s, and if you when we re p air yo ur new Ford. ger had disappeared. small room and gnurd him. Don't take fall so to appear and answ er, for w ith am usem ent upon him. C heseldine’s’ friends, recovering your eyes off him till we decide what w“ nt thereof, the plaintiffs will apply Buck plays the game, making Mrs. t£) t|>(< (-„„rt for t|„, relief ,,ray,,,i for We also guarantee a first class Job o f repairing on any ln thulr Conlp|alTlti hert>ln. to-wlt: for Bland think he loves her. To avert from th eir stupefaction, broke into a to do. make o f car or tru ck. IT o m pt and efficient service Is our ft decree of this Court forever quieting Bland's suspicion, Mrs. Bland pre frenzy of excitem ent. But they did ( The ranger» Jed Cheseldine niAiiy, m otto. not approach cloaer. One by otie “ Ihiane. what had we b etter do with the title of the plaintiffs in and to the tends to h er husband th a t Buck has of astounded men was him. for the present?" queried Mac- prem ises described In the Complaint come to visit Jennie. Bland urges the little . crowd , .. rwo.no ■■ .n herein, and described as follows, to enlarged by others. Sight of Duane Nelly. "T here s a Jail here. We ran wjt . Buck to become a regular m em ber of and his gun was enough, both to m ake put him away till w e're through. But | jJo t, Numbered T w enty nine <29». Mis outlaw gang. them gape and hold them back would th a t be best? W e've been lying T h irty (30, and Thirty-one (31) of A quarrel later develops in which D ensm ore's P lat of L ane C ounty, O re Cheseldine rem ained w hite but calm. low.” We m aintain the best equipped road car In this te r ri Duane kills Bland and rushes off w ith ; gon. and part of L ot T h irty tw o (S I) He had nerve. He seemed to want "No. How m any men have you?" tory. If you break down let us bring you in q uickly ami w ith of suid plat hounded as follow s Begin Jennie after a terrific struggle with "Fifteen." nlng at th e N o rth east c o rn e r of salil tin- least strain on yo ur damaged machine. Mrs. Bland. He plans to leave Jennie to hide his manacled hands. "Keep two men here guarding Ches- Ixit Numbered Thirty-two (32» being "Duane, why did you make an ex in good hands until a relative or friend In (he c e n te r of C ounty Hoad at angle eldine." is located, and then go on alone on ception of me?" he asked. ,, .. _,v„„ In boundary the William Luckey Come Here— You don't need to go out of town. MacNelly left to go Into the other . Ixtnd of Claim Duane did not reply. At the moment « o ..,,,,, " Donation No. f.2 In Town the trail. He keeps careful guard over . he heard the train whistle. Probably room, and returned closing the door Hhip lg South Kilnge 3, W est of the her. RED CROWN GASOLINE AND OILS. Cheseldine iwtas wondering why he Then he alm ost em braced Duane, W illam ette Meridian-, thence Souther D&spite his care Jennie is lost. Then had not met the same fate as Bland, -would probablv have done so but for ly along center of said Hoad anil East for three years Buck is on the trail Alloway. Hardin. Duane wondered th e d ark gr.m ness that seemed to he “ " » 't o l i X Ä Ä and legends about him spread, and grimly the same thing. coming over the man. more or less, to th e W est line of said finally he takes the risk of calling on , The eastbound rolled Into the sta- Instead he glowed, he sputtered, he i,ot No. 32: thence North 774 feet to Captain MacNelly of the Rangers, who tion. Duane, waving the crowd back ' tried to talk, to wave his hands. He N orthw est c o rn e r thereof; th. no PHONE 95 he has heard w ants to see him. Mac- with hl» gun, made Cheseldine w alk was beside himself. And h!» rangers it orJ h_?®2 .1° Ea,j Nelly greets him rath e r warmly. ahead of him, climb the steps of the _________ Captain MacNelly offers Duane a ready to run. They all talked at once, ,n [iUne County. Oregon, and all being pardon if he iwill accept an offer to "H urry th is train-" called Duane to and the word m ost significant and fre- a part of said Donation Land Clnlni become a Ranger and go after C hesel-, quent In th eir speech was Cheseldine No. r>2. all in the (o u n ly of Lane and the am azed conductor. dine s gang. MacNelly had become in MacNelly clapped his fist in his , ^ uX 7 X r ¿ e l n g that the defend Then he got on. entered the car. terested in Duane afte r a Miss Lee nnts have not, nur have eith er of had spoken in his behalf. Duane pro put Cheseldine in a seat and sat fac hand. "This'll make the ad ju tan t sick with them, any right, title or Interest In : m ises Mac Nelly to do him any ser ing him and all the passengers. The train started up alm ost immedi- Joy. Maybe he won't hnve It on the and to the said prem ises or anv part vice. Meanwhile MacNelly g i v e s ately. and left behind on the platform Governor? W e'll show them about J h“h‘e fee s'm p ie Duane much welcome news. a yelling gesticulating crowd Duane ranger service. Cheseldine! How d ()f (h(. Bn)(, prem )segt an ,i th at the de- Duane goes to visit the Miss Lee. ta d a glimpse of Bueli waving his yOU Pver do It? Oh. I knew you were fendants und each of them be forever who had intervened for him with Mac- hand from the station window. a wonder. But I was sure you’d kill barred from claim ing any right, title A W , and finds her to be none other u““ u 1 ,, „ other and fu rth e r relief as to th e Court It was a fast train, y et the ride nim. mo»- Hcpni «»nullable. but Jennie. They talk and tell each T his Summons is published once Other of their love, and when Duane seemed slow. Duane disliking to face ! "H e didn't give me a chance." i C heseld in e and the watching co n jee-' pi,ed Duane. “Now. captain, not the each week for six successive weeks In tells Jennie he is com missioned to X passengers In the car. changed ! half. nor th e q u arlcr of ,h«s Job s done, ^ " K ’e V ^ u U X ^ capture Cheseldine she breaks down jn jj#ne County, Oregon, by order and begs him to break his word with his seat to one behln his prisoner . The g an g s coming down the road. I saw them from the train. They'll rido ¡ , < H onorable J. W. H am ilton, They had not spoken. MacNelly. Judge of the Circuit Court of Lane Into town on the dot—tw o -th irty .' Cheseldine sat w ith bowed head, Duane set forth on the hu n t for County, Oregon, which order bears “How m any?” asked MacNelly. Cheseldine. At Ord he locates the deep in thought. Occasionally the date the 20th day of February, 1929. “Poggin. Blossom Kane, Pan Hand! and the first publication of this Sum band of outlaws. At Bradford, later, train halted briefly a t a station. Continued on Page 7 a ns Is F e b ru a ry 21st, 1929 he gives the night operator, Buell, in They got off the ca r a t Val Verde TTER if- KING, A ttorneys for structions, saying he is going to a r The station was a good deal larg er Here from Wendling— Mrs. Jennie Plaintiffs. Residence anil Post Office re st a man. Address Eugene, Lane County, Ore- than th a t at Bradford, “ d th ere was * Springfield visitor last I £»■ NOW GO ON W ITH TH E STORY — considerable action and bustle lnci _____, gon. Saturday. F 71-2R M. 7-14 21-28. A. 4 dent to the arrival of th e train "This will probably happen after I Duane's sweeping gaze searched | for taxes for the years 1922 take the train with my man. W hat faces, rested upon a m an who seemed IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E quent together with penalty, in terest anil STATE OF OREGON FOR I want you to do it to post the other familiar. This fellow's look too. was costs thereon upon the real property LANE COUNTY operator. Then in case this does hap that of one who knew Duane, but was | assessed to you, of which you are the pen to either of you be cool and pre w aiting for a sign, a cue. Then Duane Viola B L arsen, plaintiff, v. Jan e owner as appears of record, situated Griffiths Jones, or her unknown | D Ha|,j County und S tate and particu- tend to send the m essage given you. recognized him — MacNelly. clean heirs, If deceased, also all other |a r ,y hounded and described as fob But send the wrrong message—any shaven. w ithout m ustache he appeared persons or parties unknown claim- lows, to-wit: thing at random. Bluff the thing so different—younger. Ing any right, title, estate, lien or An undivided one-half of Lots 1. 2, Interest ln the real estate described 3 alHi 4, ,he west half of the southeast these allies of my man will think they "Duane! Lord, I'm glad to see you," herein, defendants. q u arter and the southeast qu arter of ' can still operations east.” the southeast q u arter of Section 22; was the captain's greeting. S U M M O N S IN Buell promised with a heightened Then a t closer look into Duane s F O R E C L O S U R E O F D E L IN Q U E N T the southw est q u arter of the north color and considerable show of plea- w est q u arte r; the northw est qu arter T A X C E R T IF IC A T E face his w arm th fled—som ething he Bure to go at once and relieve the day To Ja n e G riffiths Jones, or h er un of the southw est q u a rte r; the south: saw there checked his enthusiasm , or known heirs, If deceased, also all other half of the southw est q u arte r; the operator, who, he said, wanted some least Its utterance _ persons or parties unknown claim ing south half of the southeast qu arter tim e off duty, and to stay by his In a t ____ MacNelly, shake hands with Ches- any right, title, estate, lien or In terest of Section 26; the n o rth east q u arte r; , strum ent as long as needed. in the real estate described herein, de. the east half of the northw est q u arte r; 1 The newest EASY has a fully- eldine,” said Duane, low-voiced "W ho’ra you afte r?” he asked ex the n o rth east q u arter of the so u th The ranger captain stooil' ,x t h e NAME OF TH E STATE OF w est q u arte r; the north half of the citedly. nlckled, heat-retaining tub, the otionless. But he saw i.n cneseium ro h hereby a r a h v n notified n tiflcrl th e s e m u ie e n » OREGON( vnn you a are th a at t southeast q u arte r; anil lots 1, 2, 3 and "You’ll know presently. Another motionless. in stan t action and aw kw ardly he Vj(j|a B b arsen the holder of Certlfl- 4 of Section 27, all In Tow nship 16. outside is finished in white duco. thing—my horse Is over a t the Inn. reach ed for th e o u ts tr e tc h e d b e n d of iNdinquentey numbered 2493 South. Rang» 12 West of th e W llbim I ’ll have to leave him and I'd like ... vmir men down h ere?” Isued on the 29th day of Jan u ary ette Meridian, In Lane County, Oregon. I The sturdy motor, silent gears You are fu rth er notified th a t said | you to take care of him till you hear Any ° y _ 1929, by th e Tax Collector of the queried Duane sharply. County of Lane, S tate of Oregon, for Viola B. Larsen has paid taxes on said J from me. If you don’t hear—he's and nickled vacuum cups are of “No. They’re up town.” __ ________ the am ount of One Hundred Ninety- prem ises for prior or subsequent. your».” "Come. Cheseldine, walk between eight and 18-lOOths Dollars, the same years with the ra te of In terest on salil I the same high quality as in the The tim e passed. When he went being the amount. then due and delin am ounts as follows: out he saw several Mexicans, a cow» [us, and look straig h t ahead more expensive EASY Model R ate of Tax Receipt boy, and two men, and they all w atch ! see anybody." ’ In terest Amount No. They set off up town. Cheseldine Year's Tux Tax Date Paid “R”. Now- today—is the time ed him curiously. N ext he ran into walked as If he were with friends on $174.90 30552 Jan 29, 1929 12% 1923 Sheriff Bridger. to buy your EASY; come in and _ 12% 115.06 29920 1924 (July 1, 1926 He laid a heavy hand on Bridger. ' the iway to dinner, except th a t his lips 12% 1 were mute. MacNelly walked like a 33.00 .313.34 (Jan. 29, 1929 “I w ant Cheseldine. Is he com ing?” arrange for a Free Demonstra- 12% 18.63 31328 Feb. 21, 1927) 1925 The sheriff gasped, and his sw arthy ! m an in a trance. T here was not a 12% 70.48 31329 Feb. 21, 1927) word spoken in four blocks. tion in your own home. This is 12% face turned green. He looked sick. 39.70 Feb. 21, 1927) 31330 P resently Duane espied a stone 12% 31313 156.20 Jan. 29, 1929 1928 H e could not speak. positively the lowjipt price ever 12% 30472 107.27 Jan. 29, 1929 1927 Over his shoulder Duane saw Ches building on a corner of the broad street. There was a big sign: R anch eldine coming with a group of men, set on a quality washer. Said Jane Griffiths Jones as the sive of the day of such service, or of e r's bank. Duane touched Chesel- owner of the legal title of the above the date of the first publication, and all Intent upon them selves. described property as the sam e ap defend this action or pay the am ount "I’m Buck Duane, Taxes R anger,” dlne’a elbow, pointed to the bank. "Cheseldine, do you w ant to go in pears of record, and each of the oth er due as above shown together with he said, close to B ridger’» ear. And persons above named are hereby fu r costs agnlnst the land and the pre he drew his gun and pressed it the bank and see if th e shipm ent of th er notified th a t Viola B. Larsen will m ises above named. gold has come—the big haul?” asked All process a n - papers ln this pro against the sheriff. "Look down! he apply to the C ircuit Court of the Coun Duane sarcastically. He hated to tau n t ty and S tate aforesaid for a decree ceedings may be served upon the un added. dersigned residing within the S tate Bridger saw the gun and alm ost the man, but could not resist th a t foreclosing the Hen ag ain st the pro of Oregon a t the address h ereafter perty above described and mentioned much. collapsed. In said certificate. And you are h ere mentioned. Cheseldine gave a violent start. P er by summoned to appear within sixty Date of first publication February “Give me your hand-cuff»,” went on EASY TO USE! EASY TO BUY! Duane. ---------- — haps in th a t m om ent he understood. days after the service of this summons 21 1929 DONALD YOUNG, 860 W illam ette upon you, or of the date of th e first Bridger produced them and held He made no reply. “There’s a hotel,” said MacNelly. publication of th is summ ons, exclu S treet, Eugene, Oregon. them out with ahaklng fingers. 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