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c, A, BLOOMFIELD
SPEAKS BEFORE
CLAY WORKERS

New Brunswick, Dec. 28.-The
members of the New Jersey Clay
Workers Association, are in session
in this. city today in the physics lee
ture room of Geological hall, Rut-
gers College, the occasion being the
first two-day winter meeting.
The meeting opened at 10 O'Clock
with an address of welcome by the
mayor of New Brunswick, DR.. Austin
Scott This was followed by an ad-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-12-28
NOTICE.

Star of Grace Lodge, No. II, S. OF
D. embers are requested to meet
at the home of Mr.. Cleavland Null
ligan, 304 Washington St., at 7:45
p. NJ, Monday evening, Dec. 28, 1914,
to hold funeral services over our d.
parted sister, Mrs. Margaret Multi
gan, X. F. REILLY,
G. W. Brooks, Scribe. Com.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-12-28
Answer to German Threats.

Special by United Press Wire.
London, Dec. 28:--The raid of
British warships and aeroplanes
upon the German naval base and the
dropping of bombs upon Cuxhaven
may be regarded as Englands an
swer to the threats OF Admiral Won
Tirvic. This was the Abatement OF
a government official here totfa,l A IL
England Is elated as results of the
success of the British squadron IN
entering the waters of the hereto-
fore dreaded Heljgoland
1t is generally believed today that
bombs dropped by the naval aviators
did more damage than the Germans
care to admit. Never before In his
tory has such a battle as that off
the German coast on Christmas Day
been known. The German naval base
was attacked from the air, while the
British feet which braved the mine
field to approach the stronghold, was
assailed from the air and on the sea.
Above the ships Zeppelins and aero
planes engaged in battle for su-
premacy. The admiralty In state
ment covering the engagement as
serts that all of the seven English
aviators except Flight Commander
Hewlett returned safely to the fleet
1t is feared he perished,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-12-28

1916 Automobile Licenses now be-
ing issued by G. A. Sexton, Is Smith
st. 12531-12-26-5tN
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Russians Capture 10000 Austrians.
Special bu United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Petrograd, Dec. 28:-With official
and unofficial reports indicating tka
Russians have taken upwards OF 30,-
000 prisoners during recent fighting,
indications are today that the Austri-
ans are on the verge of complete de-
feat at every point Decided advant-
ages have been gained by Russians in
the Nida and Dunajec valley. 1t is
believed here that in the Carpathians
the Austrians have been driven back
into the passes and that another in
vasion of Hungary may soon be ex-
pected. Heavy fighting is still i'll
progress along the Pilica river, south
west OF Warsaw, but Russian lines
are declared to be holding against VI
oent assaults of Germans. After
suffering tremendous losses In as
saults all along the Bzura and Raw
ka rivers the Germans continued to-
day to cont1ne their activity in :
BON bardment of Russian positions.
1t is admitted that the situation In
northern Poland Is again becoming
threatening. The army of General
Francois Is believed to have been
heavily reinforced by troops drawn
from the west and it is officially ad-
nritted that Bwala has again been oc-
cupied by the Germans.
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Too Literal a Pupil.

My younger brother took 1t upon
himself to teach q small boy how to
count. After repeating the numbers
from one to ten he decided to test his
pupil Now, what's this?" he asked,
holding up one finger "A dirty fing-
er." was the answer Exchange.
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WEATHER Partly
cloudy tonight and
Friday. Slightly
warmer. Moderate
southwesteriy winds.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-10-17
PROLOGUE.

In print, as on The moving pic
fure screen, Lucille Love" is
a thrilling, rapid fire story.
IL takes its heroine, a Young
woman of charm and beauty,
into the strangest of situations
There she braves the perHs of
sea and land for the sake Of her
love. As the situations unfold,
with the swiJiness and ease Of
The moving picture, the reader
finds himself following, as he
would the living movements Of
the reel, The fortunes Of Lucille,
her foe, Loubeque. The interna-
tiondi spy, amid scenes Of ship
wreck and the wiidness Of ma
fure, on sea, among The islands
of the cannibais and elsewhere.
But Lucille and her arch foe
are NOT the only fwo in the pic
fure and story whose movements
are followed with the tribute of
intense interest. The old gem
erai. LucilIe's father; her lover.
Lieutenant Gibson; the chief of
the sapages and Others oil stand
OUT distinctly in the panorama
of picture and story.
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she whispered 1T hnsn't come on the
Empress, and that means wnlt at least
another month II there was any
chance OF the scnntc's fnlllng to con-
arm II we wouldn't bother you. but n
month is such II long time, nnd-and
Dick hus some money now
"Ycs, YES, YES" the general rctorted
grunhy. II twinkle Ia his eye that be-
lied the tone "lut from whnt I've
seen tonight and the last week since
Harley started his ncroplone maneu-
vcrs | thought there might bo somo
change In your plnns.'
Lucille flushed prcttlly, her eyes
flashing u mnrbug smllc ~ the stall
wnrt young uii,rr, who stood now
with her holding her hand.
"Mr. llnrlcy's very nice man." she
defended. "evcu II Dick does get Jcal'
Gus, BESIDES. n girl has 10 be amused
somehow when busy old generals keep
their officers working nll day and
night"
"l1 think II over. dear" the gener'
nj said kindly immediately | get
through with the orders thnt came to
night Lieutenant" he said briskly.
"you put the orders md papers from
Washington IN the safe, ns told your
WIN you get them Tor mcT'
The aid flushed bit, his fingers
playing nt the gold strap ut his side.
"WhY why general" he stammer'
cd. II left the combination memornn'
dun In my ruum Lucille was walt.
Ing and
Get a." snapped the old man, The
slightest iurmctIun Of military system
touched bis heart on the raw.
He studied his mid curlously when
hc returned aud began fumbllng with
the knobs of the safe. The door open
ed. and the lleutcnant's hand nnto
maticully rcnclcd inside townrd the
place whore he had put the packet.
An expression or luyrcdulous dlsmny
was upon hIs face ~ he drew out
bundle of hnuknntrs.
why, | don't remember theseH' he
cried Then with nn expression Of re
lief. You have nlrcndy been here
SlrT
NO" General Loves tone was per.
cmptory. cracking lie did not relish
delay ~ any sort Come, come the
papers | gave yuu lieutenant"
General, they nrr not there"
Not there" Like the cracking OF
fire IN dry twi,s wus the old mans
voice "Not there sir Then perhaps
they. too, may br Ia yuur ruom."
"No. sir distinctly recall placing
them In the order box There was no
money there nj the time"
But two mcu bId access 10 that safe;
but two men knew ~ the arrival OF
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Ycs. sIT. Icrncy0


General Love snottrd his disbelief.
Leaving the combination OF this
safe, with secrets which are invaluable
TO the United States, with secrets thnt
would he OF untold value to the emo
mics Of the United states. with secrets
that might mcnn the sacrifice " not
territory. hut countless lives does that
not strike you M strange. not To sny
suspicious, thnt such T. precious thing
should be left IN your room, llcutcn'
,nt2' The tones Of the generals voice
had risen, n sneer vibrating through
every syllable THE pupcrs, Llcutcn'
mt Gibson immediately Thla IL your
last chance"
II placed thcm IN the snfc, aud they
are not there now. SIR" Tho tones
were quiet, cold, determined,
"You will 40 10 your qunrtcrs, sir,
aud consider yourself under arrest
The humiliation Of m escort VIII bo
spared you However, there VIII be
gunrd about the plncc,"
A faint little cry OF protest. "oh fn'
thcrl" sounded clear aud distinct
against the dend silence. Tho young
mans hand fell from snlutc ns ho
stepped swiftly toward his sweetheart
General Loves arm reached out nnd
drew the sobblng girl 10 him. his left
hand outstrctchcd M though the mere
touch Of his nld wuuld be dctiIng. Glib
SOU halted In his tracks Again his
arm rose stliliy In salute; then with
out n word he turned. his steps failing
fainter and fainter upon the enrs OF
the pair who listened with lcaden
hearts
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of relief he stared at the sealed packet
he had just seen the army officer re-
celve aud place there The butler
thrust It into his pocket drawing ont
Il package OF bank notes and putting
II In the tiny vault where the papers
had been. The door closed softly. the
knobs whirrlng under the mans touch,
Again he waited, listening. listening.
The vibration OF the dancers feet con
tinued for n second. the strains OF mu'
sic died With the noiselcss glide OF
n panther the butler slipped across the
door and closed the door behind him.
Not one motion had been wasted.
For months he had served In his mo
NAL capacity for this one opportunity.
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For months to como he would continue
to serve In order that no suspicion
m;Sht rest upon him,
Ten minutes later Thompson, alias
Tommy the Dude, alias Chi" Tom
and wanted for Just such Jobs In many
police departments OF the world. glid.
cd out the rear OF the house, scurrying
across the moon splashed parade
ground and losing himself In devious
windIngs among the officers homes
upon the military reservation. slip.
ping down a narrow side street, lined
with disreputnble houses that leaned
at drunken angles toward one another,
the filthy windows winking blenrily TO
their neighbors. he paused before the
largest OF these places. His hand
reached toward the bell pull From
some distant part OF the house came
back an echo. Slowly, very slowly,
the door swung open. swallowing up
the figure OF the thlef-butler. And
there the butler and his employer
made their plans
General Sumpter Love. u. s. A.
smiled tolerantly TO himself as he over
heard the low voices OF his aid and
Lucille coming from the little cozy cor
ner in which the young lieutenant had
hidden his sweetheart away from the
avid dancers who would have taken
her away from him Then he sighed
heavily as lie realized he stood on the
threshold OF another change; that the
courtshlp OF his aid I'D finally been
successful and another household
would soon be occupied In Ofiicers'
row. leaving him alone In this great
house.
He wondered II all fathers felt this
way, wondered II he could gladly give
his daughter TO another man and be
happy watching that other remold her
world. And the time was so short
That very boat ia the harbor now
might bear the Benate's confirmation
OF young Glbson's promotion 10 the
rank and pay of captain. The two
men had agreed that the marriage
should wait on that, and the general
had to admit hat the aid had lived up
to his word. But. then. Gibson always
did that.
Again the general shook bis shoul.
ders, stridIng briskly 10 his private OF.
fee. Only In work could he get relief
from these Ats Of depression. And
there was always work to be done. for
the little brown people loved their
lighting, were never satisfied with
peace and quiet. He pressed the an.
nunciator on his desk, curtly command.
Ing the soldier who responded 10 send
Lieutenant Gibson 10 him.
General Love permitted smile 10
play about the corners Of his stern
mouth as the rustic OF a woman's skirt
reached his ears simultaneously with
the click OF his aids boots. Came
brief whispered conversation outside
the door, then the aid stood upon the
threshold at attention. Lucille hiding
behind him In an attitude OF mock
timidity. The old man bit his mus
tache viciously. then smiled broadly.
"Well," he demanded, fumblng
among the papers That Uttered his
desk. what have you got to sny for
young womanf
Lucille slipped across the door. twin
Ing pair OF white arms about her IN.
TIERS neck. the soft velvet OF her
cheek smoothing his brown. leathery
one II was the way she had coaxed
him when d child, the way she had
never ontgrOwn or known TO fail.
"It's about Dicks promotion. dad"
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that spoke OF the master cracksman,
his face against the cold steel, his ears
fairly peaked with the tcnsity of his
listening for the click OF falling tum-
blers. His expression betrayed no
anxiety. lie knew his worth, knew
the pregnabilIty of the safe in which
his master placed so great confidence
and to which he had consigned the
papers and orders be had just received
from Washington until the ball was
over and he had time TO study the In
structIOns at his leisure.
The cracksman heaved sigh OF re.
lief as his sensitive finger tips told
him the last tumbler had fallen. The
great iron door swung open 10 his
tug
He WAS swift; he was certain; he
was sure. Not a paper was disarrang.
ed. His fingers Huttered like little
white birds, drifting among the gen
erals papers With certitude that be,
spoke great familiarity With a sigh
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Toned Up Whole System.

"Chamberlain's Tablets have
done more for me than | ever
dared hope for" writes Mrs.
Esther Mae Baker, Spencerport,
N. Y. Il used several bottles of
these tablets n few months ago.
They not only cured me Of bilious
attacks, sick headaches and that
tired out feeling, but toned up
my whole system. For sale by
all dealers.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE
Burns, oregon, October 10Th, 1914.

To Harvey Young Of Follyfarm. oregon, Con %
You are hereby notified that Matte LENA
ONCE address, did on October 10Th, lgiI GIe In
this once her duly cOrrobOrated application n 10
contest and secure the cancellation Of your
Homestead Entry No, Serial No OG88i made
septembe 2sth, 1912. Tor sISSWIl, NWIi iSWI.
section 49, y. 70 B., II. 80 H., and Ni5sEi3
sWANEA. NEABWI3, and HElI INWI4 of Seciion
"a, Townhhip ~, South. Range 30, East, william
cite, Meridian, aud HH grounds for her contest
ahe alleges that said Harvey Young has wholly
abandoned said entry, established residence
about March 10Th 1913, But never maintained
the residence thus established. Abgented lin
selfentiIely from his claim and the Vicinity
since Jolly ist, 1918, and has since changed his
residence tbereirOm ever since that da.e 10 the
present date.
You are, thefei0Ea. further notified that the
said allegatiOnHw VIII be taken US cont fessed ana
your said entry VIII be cancRlled without fur
ther right to be heard, either before this office
or on appeal. ~ you fail TO nle la this ONCE
within twenty days after the FOURTH publicn-
ton OF this notice, as shown below, your
answer under oath, specifically RESPONDING TO
these allegations OF contest. together with due
proof that you have feTVed copy Of your
answer on the haid contestant either IN person
or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the name OF
the po0t ONCE TO which you desire future
notices to be sent 10 you.
WIN. FARRE. Register,
Date OF first publication October l7th, 1914.
Date OF second publication October Path, 1914
Date OF third publication October 3lst 1914
Date oi fourth publication November 7th, l9li
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNrfp sTArks LAND orFIcx

UNITED sTATEs LAND ofFIcE
hutns. oregon, scpiembpf ~, IVA
Notice is hereby given that Cherries q. Rarnes
of Nattows, Oregon, who. ON nov o, 1907, IA Ad .
Homestead kntfy No. sspt. serial, No. 0,sss, for
SMt,. section 30, Township III 4. Range 81 H.,
Nilliamrtie Meridian North Aaih.uf Lakul
has nicd notice oi Intention 10 make nnal
uNc-yrar proof To establish claim 10 tho land
above drsrtibod, before the Register aud No
cclNut, At butnH, oregon. on the 2sth day Of
october, i9lt.
Claimant names a. witnesses
Anoy Ushorn, Charles Lewis, q. W Cawl.
nvld, fted barron, all of Narrowh, Oregon
Nh, FAhHE, Register.
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CHAPTER 1.
a work of a Spy.

The Work OF spy.
Y YE was swift; he was certain; he
~ was sure.
Family sweet the tantallzing
a n perfume fingered In the room,
aud the rustic OF Lucille Loves skirts
seemed still TO sound against the walls
OF the tiny room which General Sump-
ter Love used as his private office; the
echo OF Lieutenant Gibson's pleading
tones had not departed when the door
leading to the servants quarters moved.
A cautious fraction OF an inch at
time. sound SO faint that nothing
lived between 1t and silence succeeded
the departure OF the generals aid and
the girl he loves. the girl he means 10
marry. As the buffers face framed
itself on the threshold the door was
opened that led to the ballroom.
burst OF music ybrated there. then all
was silence. The butler closed the
door swiftly behind him and gllded
across the floor. stopping before the
snfe. his dextcrous fingers manipulate
ing the knobs with a careless certainty
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED sTATEs LAND OVFioE
Burns, Oregon, september N. 1913
Notice 10 hereby given that Peter Miller. 0i
Fields, Oregon, who, on June ~. 1911. aud July
"a. 1914, respectively made Homestead Entries
Nos, Obblp-07G92, for BIsbls and NEl4sEJ4. soc'
tion 2O Bwl4NEH, NIfNEl,, section ~.
Township ~ South, Range 81 kast Willamette
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention TO make
nnAl three.year proof, TO establish claim 10 the
land above described, before Geo. A. Hmyth.
Jf., u u, Com IN insioDsr, at his once al
Andrews. Oregon ON the 9TH day of November,
lpit
Claimant names m Witnesses
oliver hcGauy. clyde Mekelyrey, John \
Williams, John hcfnaTd, all Of Fioldn, oregon.
Wh, FARHE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
EuIul- lrnmnn AnIDIn. q NM

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, Oregon, October 7, 1914
NOiice is hereby given that James Cameron,
guardian OF Anna Cameron, insane, widow Of
Ben Cameron, Deeeased OF Wayerly, Oregon
VINO, gu May 8lH and ROyem Der n, 1911 Tespee.
tiYely made Homestead Entries, No O6is4- -O37l4
for NWA, kWANEl4, Sec. 13 aud SWI I4REl< sec.
tlon ~ Township n g., Range "a E., william
ette Meridian, has filed notice OF Intention 10
m ake unal three-year Proof TO establiSh
claim 10 the land above described before Reg-
lister aud Receiver. at Burns, oregon, on tie
10th day Of November. 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
Is. r. Steele, A, Is Bennett, u. Quier. K
uOrstman, all OF Wayerly, Greg IN.
Wh Farce. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNirED STATES LAND OIrtcE,
HuTns, OTpRun, October ~. lvi4,

uNirED STATES LAND OSricK, I
burns. Oregon. october -. Ivit.
Notice II hereby given that Bertha schapcr.
Of Diamond, oregon, who, on September 10.
iplg. made Homestead EntTy. No. 0cy7a. for
-'sswl., Awhrkt, See ~, Z. 2VH,, u, 80 X.
aud lut2 section 3, Township 10 \. Range ~ n
willamette Meridian, has nled notice Of intsn-
tton To make nnal Comm utaiion proof ,o estab-
ltsh claim to tho land above described. before
Register aud Receiver at Hnfbs. oregon, on the
iptn day OF November. lplt.
claimant names a. witnesses
Ernest HehkpsL Christian HohApsT. Dean
Horton aud Hobru Reed all OF Diamond.
oregon
w fARHE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
uufnH. OREGON. Arplr IN bel IA IVA

UNITED STATES LAND ofFicE,
Barns. oregon. September Ia, lgis
Suticv IL hereby given that Harry Eager. OF
Hutns. oregon, who, ON April "a, 1911 and
March u, tpi2, respectively made HON essead
Entries. No, o3ttS -o5ssU. Tor Nwl., Sec. 81 and
sWi.. section ~, Township 3, Il RanEc 81 X.
Willamette Meridian. bad nied notice Of a.
tcutlon to make Final Three Year Proof To 90
tRhlish claim To the lAud shove described 10
lore Register aud Receiver. ct Hufns. Oregon
on the sOlh day Of October. 1914
ClaimRutnAmos as Wi,pcssrs
Frederick Gearing, krnest X. Larsen. l. l.,
Sleeper, hichRrl ialyetson. all Of HuIns. ore
gon,
W. fAhRH. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
usIrED STATES LAND 0ryioE.

USirED STATES LAND OFFICE, l
burns. oregon, october 7, 1914 !
Notice IN hereby given that James A. cam 10 ron,
oi Waverly, Oregon who, on May ~, 1911 made
Homestead Entry, No O6asa, for sEil section
", Township ~ south, Range 80 r., Willamette
Meridian, has nlod notice Of intention
"a make hnAl thrce-ycar proof, To establish
clalm 20 the land above described. before Reg
iatct and Receiver at Burus. oregon. ON the
10Th day OF November, 1914
Claimant names an witnesses;
II, y steele, 4, u, Bennett, u, Quier, X
llofstman. all OF waYetly, oregon.
wv, FAME. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tNffgD STATES LAND ofricR,
Hufua Oregon Aritetubr n 1871

tNttkb STATES LAND offfck,
burns oregon, September II. tgit.
Soiicc 10 hereby giycu that Edward LEii OF
kilUy. oregon, who. ON Oct o, 1919, made
pcscti Land kntry, No. Ooaai, Tor wlsswt.. 4.
See, " aud NlsNMia. section Is. Town y u
south. HAngs - kAst. Willamette Meridian,
has nlrd notice OF Intention to make FINAL
proof To establish claim 10 the land above de.
scrlbvd before Register aud Receiver. at Burma.
ufcgon. ON tho 2ifd day OF October. lpit.
Claimant names as Witnesses
William HurHutt. ChAs W Comrgys Peater
iison Alfred I, Donovan all OF Riley, Otrsoa.
wv, fAhhE, He aistef.
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DR., Geo, G, Carl is prepared
for special attention to all dis
eases of eye, ear and nose. Eyes
tested and glasses fitted. Soft.
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the orders aud papers. General Lovs
suddenly rose, the chair scrnping rasp-
lngly upon the tense silence.
Lieutenant Gibson" he began. his
rOlce rlvalIng the sound OF the scrap.
ing chair "Lucllle mentioned a mo
mcnt ago that You hnd suddenly nc.
CURED sufficient money TO Justify an
Immediate marriage"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
burnA. Oregon. September Is, ~

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, Oregon. eptember Is, lSit
Notice Ia hereby given that George W, Riley
uf LAwcn, oregon, who, ON July 2, 1908, IN Ade
Homestead, Entry, No. Uia6a for bltNwIs aud
loiHa aud T. section l, Township ~ D., NnnEe
~ D., WillRmett. Meridian. has nled notlce
Of Intention to make final ave year proof. 10
establish claim To the land above described,
before Register aud Receiver. at hurns, ore
gor, on the 9th day of NoyombcF, 1914,
Claimant names nH Witnesses
Christian Berg. otto l., Gasch Albert Wood :.
all hurnS, oregon. ram Goodman, ot Lawen,
oregon,
ws, fAHhE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOT coal LAND
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
lakeylew. oregon, September Mh, 1914.
Notice Ia hereby gwen that James A. Wilson.
Of Fife, oregon, who. on March 18th, 1911 ,
Range Is fast. Willamette Meridian, has nled
notice Of intention To make Three year Proof.
before Chas, 4. sherman, u. \ Com isHloncr.
at Fife. oregon, on the nth day Of October 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Paul Werner, John Mokachern. Joe Miller.
Henry kerbOw, all Of fife. oregon.
JAS. y, BuhaHAn Register,