Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, July 28, 1914, Image 6

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    VIIMl TESTIFIES
Accused Man Said He did Not
Encourage Locators
REBUTTAL EVIDENCE IS GIVEN
Mifiard Defends His action by Staling that
He fcUcd Honestly and Without
Thought of Fraud
called u a character wltueM araicet
M'.r.ard. and said tna: his repataiiuo
for truth and veracity was bad. j
MKS. t O. m KUVU IHfc'D
.SI IHiEVtV IV StATTl-K.
A nieiai?e va received here this
afternoon auiiuuiicliitt the death ot
Mrs. l - Durlaml. at Seattle, where
he and Mi. imrlaml had liwn vinlt-
in. The body will arrive Ihursduy
morning and will he buried, accord
in k to arrangements made after Its
arrival. In the M it sonic remeter
Mrs. Hurlund was about TO years old
and has been married only about two
years. Their home Is on Kast Wash
ington street, ami they have a valu
able farm on the t'alapooia, near
Oakland. Her death was very unex
pected, she being In apparently her
usual health when they left here re
cently, ltetalla have not yet reached
here.
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT
-Two big u. Is by LuPeatle Btud.e. Music. Comedy and Mystery. Also four refit startling))' good fit-lures
66
Y - EIV1 A two IeX Drama' fibowiI13 tue prosecution recogtme tbe error was
made through devotion, not criminal Intent
"A TELEPHONE STRATEGY"
(The telephone recutu -lies the proud, i it h father to his son's choice-).
THE PALACE THEATRE
OINLY lOc AIN'D 15c
THE FATAL MALLET"
(Great Ketone Comedy, brings In all Ketone stars).
GREAT SHOW
POUT1.AXD. July 2S. That lie
had never Riven n shred of encour
agement to applicants for timber
claims within the Oregon & California
Kutlroad land grant in Oregon, hut
that he hnd discouraged them was the
testimony given In 1'nlted States Dis
trict Court yesterday by H. I. Town
send In the "trial of V. K. Minard, of
Portland, and J. W. l.ogan and K. J.
Sellers, of Tacotna. accused of fraudu
lently selling "locations" on lands
within the grant.
Mr. Townsend' was the last Im
portant testimony of the trial, and
shortly after it was given the Govern
ment rested its case. The defendants
also rested, and the first step in the
proceedings that probably will send
the case to the Jury late today was
tiiken with the opening statement of
District Attorney Heames, who de
clared that the liovernment was clear
ly entitled to a verdict of guilty as
against all three of the defendants.
Mr. Townsend, as sjieclal assistant
to the Attorney-General, was in
charge of the c.overnment's success
ful suit against the railroad company
for the forfeiture of the lands, and
came from Wyoming to be a witness.
He resigned as special assistant last
April to enter private practice.
Uvlileiice In Itclmtml.
"I have always held that the pro
visions of the grant were enforceable
only by the l ulled States Govern
ment." said Mr. Townsend. ques
tioned by District Attorney Kennies,
adding that the Government'! atti
tude throughout the suit had been
for absolute forfeiture.
Mr. Townsend was called by the
"SWORD HOME SCENE
Of DELIGHTFUL PARTY
LAST MONDAY EVENING
W'Alt IS DIK'I.AIiHD.
(Continued from page 1).
.Mediation I-
LONDON. July
ltt-ltvil.
-That Germany
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Sauford
and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stewart de
lightfully entertained about 20 voiiui.
peopie Monday
cliards of W. C Harding, and good 'acquired In and to the following de
crops are also expected from the or-1 scribed real property, situated iu the
chards of Curtis and llanfieid and of I County of Douglas. Stale of Oregon.
Mr. cauileld. The amount of the to-wit: Lot No. two (2) in block No.
crop has not been estimated, hut it . fifty-nine ("!. as laid iu the sur-
is believed to be fairly large. Keyed plat or tne city or uoseuurg in
V. H. Summers, of Kiddle, has
i.ed suit m the ( ircuit t ourt against : lo be ,,pied us follows: First, to the
John C. W hile, c. F. Sowersby, p. II. ;e0SIS apJ expenses of said sale and
tartison, and L. Hogan. owners of ,.,. ,iisl,nrseinenis of said
twelve (12): the northeast quarter i
of the northeast quarter lNK'4 I
N'Ei; I, and the southwest quarter;
of the northeast quarter (SYV'il
N'E'i) of Section fourteen (14), i
Township thirty C!u south of
in a r.iimiv nf iimii'lus Slate of Ore- Kange seven (7) West, W. M.I the,
gon; and the proceeds of said sale, northeast quarter of the northwest
irchur.l hind In that loralilv.
T'e
mil, including tne sums allowed by
' the court as attorney's fees; second.
htintin seeks to recover $11.1 nt-
vi ning at tneir neau- teged due mm for worn periormeii tor ... llle navnieiit of the sum paid out
! by plaiutiff for assessments and
tiful countrv homes beyond K. leu- the defendants in cultivating their
bower. Music and converse were ineninil, and also Interest oil the same. ; ,.lxes; third to tile payment of the
principal tonus of amusement which ; and attorney fees amounting to $10. j amount due plaintiff aforesaid and in
the guests enjoyed, while some found 'The plaintiff performed the work 1 accordance with the decree of said
pleasure in dancing and timers in ias-:w,tn ins teams and nas ueen pain ; court and the overnlus. If any there
in the natural beauties of With the
exception of the amount j be to be paid over to , Treasurer
has officially rejected Finland's A us- i"l.aurelcrest. 1 he guests armed named, lie is represented by A"or-o( ,his c01intv and t0 oe distributed
tro-Servlan mediation proposal was by autoniohlies troul town and spe.u nevs micnanaii : toner. a, dirt,t.ted bj fajd courti aud in ac.
asserted In a Berlin dispatch to the the earlier part of the evening at tin ,.ln,s christian Alexander has ; cordance with said decree.
Central News Agencv. It Is uncoil- Stewart home. T hen they moved ,r,,.lr,,ll a p:, thowlnis the tract of I Dated at lioseburg, Douglas Coun-
firined. jacross the road, where Mr. and Mrs. ,aml wM.h h(i oses to o(ter to',v. Oregon, this Cth day of July,
limits Are Ciiinnml. pauioui nan ..e,.i,,i he ,ity for park purposes. The tract 1 9 14. GEO. K. QllNE,
' . ..I.. , - ...4 l li.ir.fT eT llnl.tr ') I'mtlltV I IrA
Is situtitcd along the riupquu Klver,
ouarter t NE i NW'i ) of Section
seven (7), in Township thirty (30).
S. R. six (6) West, W. M., together
with the right to enter upon said
lauds and remove said timber for a
period of fifteen (15) years from and
after the 16th day of April, 1907.
with the free access to the said
premises and to ail parts of the same
for the purpose ot removing said
timber aud the right to construct
roads over and across the same and
I nvmn l.iU- 'V Tl... Servian aim aner icsanng i .i-,..r. . i
lecailon ), been officially advised ,antly. enjoyed an hour of singing on
that the Austrians captured two Ser
vitin vessels at Kocevar.
No KesNtiiiiee OnVrel.
PARIS. July 2S. The occupation
of Helgrade by two
corps were reported by the Austrian
embassy. It Is said there was no re
sistance. llritWi Fleet Heady.
LONDON. July 2 S. The British
dreadnatight fleet is held in readiness
their large and conifortahe porch.
Abutting the tract is the swimming i
, SIMMON'S.
Bri.lg
Cora
Allie Mlack. Anna llryan
Florence Lllburn.
here during the warm months.
v altipneii. r m ii i.uimhu. , ,i.,vn,,,ifl. .;ii
Austrian army " ,' , offer the land for the sum of Slrt.noo.
liaillllioil, ri.iuiv i.i.iMi.n,
Fisher.
I.CK'AI, NEWS.
Mrs. E. J Fanlow. of Ashland, was
at Portsmouth for service at a nun- " 1 "'" "r'""B - i the event the council acts favor
ute's notice. I""" atiernoon. lab,y on A;pxaIld,,rs ,,ro,,osition the
Ii.m lanition Mad,- Public. I jss Minnie l.oomis went over to voters of Kosebuig will he given the
VIENNA. July 2S. The contents Wilbur this afternoon to spend a few choice of two park sites at the regular
of Austria's declaration of war days with her grandparents. jcity election in October.
against Servia was made public tins
afternoon. It was signed by Foreign
Minister Count Von Berehtold.
" ' In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
The Pacific Lumber Comuanv. a cor-
will! oilier coace.-sioiis oeneiiciai 10
ttlie city. The formal proposition was
tto have been submitted to the council
last night, but on account of not hav
ing a quorum it was necessary to
withhold the proposal for one week.
Jefferson Williams and Peter
Jones, of Looking Glass, were visitors
in Kosehurg for a few hours today.
FF.KI.IXti (.'HOWS INTENSE. Don't spend all your time mending
LONDON. July 2.v Only the fact sox. Buy Black Cat Hosiery at the
that it was believed the soldiers Stephens Shoe More and save time
would he killed if they ventured from and money.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court of the S:ate of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the Estate of Mar
tha A. Reagan, deceased.
their barracks, prevented an Immedi- ..,..,: f Mr,.,i ,,,., v,,., K r.i.r ,h w
ate withdrawal of the King s iH-nj arrjved here ()n ,bj9 a,1(,r0(, s .u'd court diilv made and entered
use any and all machinery aud ap
pliances for the purpose of removing
the said timber.
And directing the premises therein
described be sold iu the manner pro
vided by law for the sale of real
property upon execution aud the pro
ceeds thereof be applied to the satis
faction: First, to the costs and disburse
ments of said sale aud of this suit,
and of said sum of Four Hundred
Twenty and 10-100 (1420.10) Dol-
poratiou, planum, vs. sterling ' i'-'" -
Lumber Company, a corporation, if' said premises, w ith Interest.
Starr Lumber Company, a corpora- Second, of the amounts due and
,, :.,,. t ,i,o, mmnini- n owing, principal and interest in the
corporation. Albion Lumber Com-oraer hereinbefore named and the
panv. a corporation, Lester Wood-'orD1"''- ""V ,1;?re1be; Pa over
ard'and Lvdia E. Woodard, his Lester Woodard or whom-
. ., 'snoi-op h r-rtiirr mnv find riffhtfllllv
wile, Clarence cornutt ana f reenn , - ----- - -----i
Cornutt. partners, doing business ;entitled thereto, and for a decree that I
as Cornutt Lumber Company, andl'ue defendants and each and every
Lester Woodard, Gilbert A. Dan-oue thereof and all persons claiming!
iels, Laurence Hough, Charles r. ,by. through or under them, or either j
Jordan. Hugh Martin. Lu E. Mai-;' thra- and all other persons or.
tin and E. Claude Stevens, as di-! Parties unknown claiming any right,,
rectors and trustees of Sterling t't'e. estate, lien or interest in the
i k rvimnsnv a ,.rmn tinn real estate herein described be for-.
a'lso all other persons or parties . 's, time prescribed:
Scottish Borderers from Dublin, it is
train to spend a week or ten days 0f record, been appointed admiuis-j
unknown claiming any right, title, ; in said order.
estate, lien, or interest In the real
estate descirbed in the Amended
Complaint herein, defendants.
To Sterling Lumber Company, a
A. K. ORCUTT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
tratrix of the estate of Martha A. corporation, Starr Lumber Company.
Hon, Bishop Lunioer coni-
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE.
Get out in the
open with a
Premo
It's summer. The out
doors is calling. There's
healthy recreation for
those who answer the
call and a world of en
joyment in making pic
tures of the beauties
which nature unfolds.
Step into our store
and let us show you how
easily you can make
good pictures of every
thing you care about,
with a light, compact,
efficient Premo camera.
No obligation on your
part, but we'd like to
show you how simple,
and inexpensive too,
photography can be.
RoseburgBookCo
Roseburg, Oregon
IHCIUJ Hililiiiieu in piiu-i mucin cu- wjlb friends.
cles. The feeling in Ireland against ... j.j ah o,c. a cornoration. Bishon Lumber Com- Tn r-iit r-nn ni iho etnto nf
si!mi r.u :r,.efes;rrr zc rx am, ..,0 o Do,,g. coun,y. . .
Government In rebuttal, as an i"-; 811 ; a , wund z n o he s Is country districts, where they will hereby notified to present the same o ;n , a, , ; . a - , K. L. SaDtn, ptaintin vs. bnyoer
portant mirtlon of the evidence had I,. ,.,.,,, ,,... ,,i,,.,r ,,r. .end s few davs camping. duly ceritied to tne undersigned at u -' i Vomuan: a corporation, ana u. .x.
been a circular Issued by Minard tell- i,v " " " I ., .', ..the office ot A. N. Orcutt In the City we. ana i.esier j Snyder, defendants.
1 . 01 KoseuHrg, iiougiHs .uuni. ujn- -.--c". ------ -- , notice is nereoy given mat unaer
KFI.l.tMit; MAN HEAD.
(Continued from page 1)
he left for the Oregon metropolis last
Friday.
The death af Mr. Kngle removes
from Douglas County another man of
lug of the "opportunity" to "locate
on the grant lauds, in w hich the state
ment was made that it was the
"opinion of the Government officials"
that claimants who followed the cir
cular's advice would get title. Mr.
Townsend had been mentioned Indi
rectly by the defence as having been
the source of this opinion.
"Did you give out -the Information
that In your opinion the applicants
would get title to the land!" asked
Mr. Heames.
"No," w-as the answer, and on
cross-examination by Attorney Stra
hau, for Millard. Mr. Townsend gave
siieelfle instances where he had told
IHMiple that they had no chance as
claimants.
Hallriuiil Suit Des.rllH-l.
Mr. Tow nsend told of the great aud
painstaking labor required In the
preparation of the case for the for-
r.,ll..rA nt f1,A l.,tl.t ntl.t .tClur.t tllllt
111 se4irchl.tR the records to ascertain 1 ''JV "' " ' M mny years see
the true titles to the lands be found "l'"'s
error, both In the county and railroad Mw (r"''1i9 throughou the
recortrs. " ' ' A
in ise.
consis'
their hooks and paving taxes on lands " " r.e,,..gg r ,. , . s , ,
to which they had
on his return to his camp at Wolf aon. withiu six months from the first Jordan, Hugh Martin. Lu E. Martin 8nd by virIue of aa execution aud
Creek this atiernoon bv Rev. and Mrs. ,,ubiioa,lon ot this notice which is and E. Ciaude Stevens, as directors order of sae issued out ot tbe abova
Lux and Mrs. M. M. MiLer for a few lbe o t h dav of July, 1914. ;and trustees of Sterling Lumber named CQUrt and cause on tne 39tn .
days visit. I ANN A CONINE. I Company, a corporation, also a" dav o( Ju,e, 1914, and to me directed
Cordon Stewart of l.aurelcrest. Administratrix of the Estate of Mar- other persons or parties unknown upn a judgment and order of sale
who had been to Portland for some tha A. Heagaa. deceased. M c.ainnr.g any right, title estate, lien. du, rendered and entered in said
time, where he bad been receiving
or interest in the real estate de-
court and cause on the 19th day of or has at any time thereafter ac-
medical treatment, returned home vivrii i.- hp iitFi:iKF'S silK OF , , , "e .November, 191S. in favor of the quired in and to the following de-
.i.; i.. .MMIlfc 11 r.lir.lvirr r. . .0.1. v. fll0 herein. Lhnv. tiameH ivlaintiff H T Saliin B.rihed real nrnnertv situated In tha
sterling character, lie was a person KKAL PROI'ERIA. In the name of the state of Oregon. ' and aBainst tbe above named defend- County of Douglas and State of Ore-
who believed lu development of the; Mrs. M. M. Miller left here tins 1 Yoll are hereb. required to appear ants, for the sum of Fifty-six Hund- gon. to-vvlt:
resources of his home locality, and afternoon (or the Hamilton camp, on in the Circuit I ourt of the State of aIld auswer the amended complaint red Twelve and 88-100 (:612 SS) All of lot 19 in block 1 in Gilbert
to that end he spent thousands of Wolf Creek, where she will be the Oregon for Douglas County (ileJ a(..linst you ia In8 above en- Dollars with Interest thereon at the soli's Addition to the Citv of Glen-
lollars during the past few years, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter llainil- The Douglas (.ounty Building & Loan d r and caus6 on or betore . , fi . d , i)nirias Conntv. Oreeon. as
assocuiiou. a 1 orpoiauoo, 1 laiu- ,,ie ,,,, day of Augusti 1914, be,ng &aaum (rom the 19th dav of Novem- the same appears on record by the
"" vs- Mrs- M. Josepnson. am s. six wceKs from the date of the first ber i913 and ,be further sum of regular recorded map of said addi-
Josephson, AJdie Josepnson. hose publication of this summons, and if Two Hundred Fifty ($250.00) Pol- tion in the records of Douglas Coun-
K. Josephson. Julien Joseptisoh. vou (ail to so ap1)ear and answer said Iars attornev s fees and One Hundred tv. State of Oregon.
era Josephson. U111.fr h. J0;el'? amended complaint for want thereof : For:v-cight O14S.00) Dollars costs. All of lot 2. In block 2, in Gilbert-
he is enjoying the outing as are o!
members of his family.
.11.. a ..!' I.a el.l "I r..tll.l
He was a man well met and stood ton for a few days.
high In business circles. , e was , nuuw n0 )s iae u i,
honest and upright in Ins dealings famj,v pn ,.,. (.rt,k .)rriwn,
and was ever bent on helping those h , IIOl Un s,MM,l,es. He savs
"III! lOllltl IIIH Ul-I). . llllll.-1-l i-. ..11.
Engle vvhs a iersoli possessed of high
Ideals and was a true friend to those
whom he met. His death came at a1 Ford Sterling in "Papa's Boy."
MniA uh.ni ho tt-is nhoiit l.v feme nn.t Kvcrv mollir T:it-,er an. I hoc shn.1'1!
its of bis many years see this and have a good l.iuch.l
nort. lie nad a host ot " anen Ketrtcim in 111s farrier 01 NoIi.e is herebv given that under
throughout the county. Bars." Golden Theater tonight. , . ..;..,, ,.,'.,, ove-ution and
who regret to learn of his sudden de-1 . , . . , , . u . . ;if s..le iss,,ed out of the above
irai'min Will nilll'v tO tbe Cniirt for I '.v.. ..n;.1 nn enia o-in'a A.l.lillnn . 1, a Citv Cl.n.
Sabin, as Trustee in I.ankrup.cv t,e reljef demallded in SJid amended judgment on February 13, 1914. to- dale. Douglas Couutv. Oregon, as
of llanna.i Josiphson s. com plain t . a succinct statement of wit. 0ne Hundred Fortv-eight shown and designated in the regular
Josephson and Julien Josepnson, w hich is as follows, to-wit: For ,,MS00) poiiars costs. Two Hund- recorded map of said addition iu the
bankrupts, lv.endants. .judgment against the defendant Les- j r.fti- . t- -.n no. i Dollars aitor- records nf Dnnulas Conntv Site of
:er Woodard in the
Hundred Twenty
( 1420.10) Dollars.
sum of Four
ney's fees, and the further sum of Oregon.
the railroad company
that they bad
claim to land
title "
He said that when he began prep
arations for the suit be found (l.'i
suits against the railroad company,
brought by jieople who declared they
were actual settlers.
G. W. Kiddie, of Riddle. Douglas
County, formerly receiver of the I'nit
ed State land office at Roseburg. was
MAJESTIC
IT'S DIFFERENT
Big Extra Show Today
Perils of
Pauline
and 10-100 spvpntpon Hundred Fifteen and 26-i The east "naif f V ) of the NWU
with interest inn , i 7 1 -V, i nnllnrs nn said Indir- nf Sort inn 14. Tnwnshin S? Smith.
in pood shoes at tho StopluMis Shoo entitled court and cause on the ord from the 9th day of May, 1914, at ment Kange 0 West, Willamette Meridian,
Store, riudren s la.o stioos. Ji.tui day of Ju.y, 114. and to me direct-; six ier cent tb per cent) per annum, I Now therefore I will, on Mondar, ' containing SO acres, more or less.,
while thev last. Watch our window? ed. upon ;he judsmeut and decree land the further sum of Thirty-two tDe 3rd dav of August, 1914, at 1. And will app'.y the proceeds of said
for s;wial iri e in immi-s a:ul Ox- du'y rendered and entered in said j Hundred Dollars (f S200.00), witn ' 0-ciock P. M. of said date at the sale to the pa v ment of costs and ex-
ford .
XKW T11AY,
( !rs, Susan Smith, of
Ca'l at M it'll., arrived in Koseluir
tertioon to spond a few das. Slie i
. - 'en route home from S.ui Ki'iireiseo
arpets of the old where sl:e S'-ent the past toiir month
loest prices, with reatne?.
Moher St
KOK KKNT. Modern house
;Uti North lUise street.
linnet,
tl is af-
Kl'KMTriSK and
Josephson house
Applv for Jackson Jt
in afternoon.
Now County Map of UouIm Co.
raper $1.50. cloth $2 .00. L. O. Hicks
P. O. Box 477. Kosebnrc Oregon.
tieorce No.th. w ho s;i-t:i:ned om
'serious mm rtes a hou t t lu ee w e-'V;
! ao in a runa w a v accideri t , b;is e1
perienced a ret w r n of t lie paiv.- t !:
Ma few d;ivs a!:d is row ii: a -oiri
1 w h:tt danterous cotu! it ion.
PHOXK 210. ROSKP.I UG
PHDNK 28, Sl'THKHI.IX
! is ce: tatn
eer or..
Judge Dunn's
Decision
A two rii-1 Sells L .!!'..
His Uncle's
Deception
A Mell.
copied
Paihe Daily, Daily
Think of It.
Iaily for
: J rathe
5c Today 10c
Tomorrow. "Trick in the Gov
rnment." a Warners feat ure,
and Marr Plckford.
PROTEA. ho l she!
OKDKR. Terracotta cbimnev pipe, sho.l'der
I 1 lomts. tecs and ca;' row in stoik at
In the District Court of the flitted Winnie Caddis's, the Plumber.
I States for the District of Oregon.
In the matter of W . H. Gould, bank
rupt.
Mrs
Karl Stewart. Kd. Thorn
Thornton and Mvth Hanan left herf
-u, tm. a.v mis anernoon lor won vrccs. vv.-ici.
he heard uin motion of Seiti "'' wil spend a vvck or two is tN
Clark, attornev for the ivtltionlug moun:aif.s ot that ,cct:or V-.e we..,
creditors, for an order ot publlca- '"o and ev.;e, t t.. se.-nre ce-.s.d
tion of the subpoena herein upon the cra.de game l-elore refitnu-g
bankrupt. W. 11. Gould, and it p- Mavor Morri-on. of CooniHe jr
pearlng by the affidavit on file here- tlw,d ,-,. this afterr.ooti enro-itt
in that the atd W. II t.onid is now a-t,.- several week'
oilhc:
:. 'i al'
.o;lc
.ehnr
outside of the State of lire son. and
reside in tJ.e City of Marccllus, in
tbe County of Adams a id State ot
Washington: mat service ot am ,)
snbpivens cannot be had upon the 0,
said W. 11. Gould personally; and It j.
further appearing tn.it tne ciiMweM.
of the said W. H. Go-.ild con- V unit
ducted at the City of Kosehurg. Glerdale
Conntv of lVmglas and State of Ore-. W Will
son: tid the court being otherwise t'o-.ul.ir
(ullv advised In the premises. It is .ase in
hetehv ordeted that servii- oT said T N'.nl
sipoet-a be made uion the bank- the ;!.!.
rupt W. H. Gould by piibllcation has he-tl-.e-cof
tor two l -I successive weeks v,.r , r i
m tie Koel'jrg Review, a rewspaper make t!..
of gceral circulation throughout; Vilt).
A-.il co;:i:iv 01 ivun n...i . i .
of s.Md s-.ihp.HT.a t-e mailed to the
sa d W. H Gould, at his postoff'c
al.'.res t Marvellus. Adams County.'1'1
Svastv. with p.istace thereon lu iv
..t. ,.t iv. ,i.t of :he first
IMMicat'ion'r on the l.tth dav of 1'r',,) '
Ju'.v. A l 1M4, anJ tae last pin- (
hcatuin will be on Jnlv :7th "
iS si-.cdl R S UF.AV. Judge
ated Ibis th day ot July. 1M4 m.e
M T
t it
i nt
ort
f I'Oii?
-'t i
Vr !on'-.r. s iv - I!
iV.int' ire .ivv.iV.,. ui
if a r.iiluiad st.d ae
i:t;ti.itne .utior' in
court and cause on tne -bill uav oi interest at sis per cent t ft per ceuw .r,hniise front door In Hosehnr. nenses of said sale and the s.itisfnc
.l ine. 1M4. in favor of the above per annum from the 1 2th day of May, PougIas conntv, Oreson, offer for Hon of the judgment hereinbefore
named plaintiff, the Douglas County , 1S09. and the further sum of Three anJ sel at' public auction to the set out.
liuildiitg i Loan Association ot Rose- Hundred Dollars (1300.00), wi(h in- higheS, and best bidder for cash in Dated at Ttnseburg. Douglas Coun
burg. Oregon, a corporation, and ierest at six per cent (6 per cent) hand ai, tte right tille and interest tv. Oregon, this 2nd dav of July,
ag.ui.st the above named derendants per annum from the 1 :th day of May, which eaid defendant D. X. Snvder 1914 GKO K QUIN'E
for the sum of $.'054.00. with in-.is.os. and the further sum of One ha(1 on the 14th dav of October. 1913. T Sb.riff ot Douglas County, Oro.
terest thereon a: the rate of eight Hundred Fifty-two and Oo-luO Dol- '
per cent per annum from the 1st day lars ti;;.06l. with interest at six .
of May. is 14. and the further sum per cent (6 per cent 1 per annum ,
of $l."i0.00 attorney's fees, and the from the 12th day of May. 1909, and
further sum of $;: . with later-: the further sum of One Hundred
est thereon at the ra'e of tea per Fifty and 02-100 t $ I .'0.02 1, with in-
ceut per annum from the first day of terest at six per cent t6 per cent)
May. 1914. and the further sum of per annum from the 1 2:h day of May.
$70 00 attorney's fees, and the fur 19"9, and the costs and disburse-
ther sum of $ IT'S. 06. w ith interest ments of this suit, and for a decree
thereon at the rate of six per cent foreclosing the mortgage described
per annum from the 2.vth day of in said amended complaint on the
April. 1914. and for plaintiffs costs following real property in Douglas
and disbursements herein to he taxed County. Oregon, to-wit:
at $4.t. 25. together with the costs The southeast quarter ISE1) of,
u;'oa this writ. Section twenty-two t'22i; the north-;
Now. therefore. I will on Sa'urday. west quarter iNWv.1 0f Section,
jthe Sth day of August. 1914, at 1 twenty-six i2i. and the northeast;
o clock p. m. of said date at the quarter of the northeast quarter!
front door of the Douglas County iNEi XEV.) of Section twenty-
l-urthoue iu Kosehurg. Oregon, of- seven i27t, a'l in Township thirty
fer for sale, and sell at public auc- i30i s. K. seven t T 1 West. TV. M.;
tion to the highest and best also the timher on the following real (
bidder for cash in har.d. ail property in Douglas County, Oregon.!
the right, trie and Interest to-wit: The southeast quarter of the!
which s.uJ defendants, or either of northwest quarter (SK1 XW't);!
'them, had on the litth day of April, southwest quarter of the northeast-
It!!, or have at any time thereafter quarter SVV XEk.) of Section j
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