The Oregon mist., August 16, 1912, Image 6

Delinquent Tax List, 1911
Thla advertised list of delinquent
taxe for th year 1S11 U in pursuance
of an act of the Stat Legislature,
which in embodied In Chapter 275 of
the General Law of the llt Session.
The taxe on the following adver
tiaed real proert.v became delinquent
on th 2d day of April. 1912. and are
subject to a penalty of 10 per cent and
Interest at the rate of 1J per cent per
annum until they shall have been ald.
Anv time after the expiration of alx
months after the taxea chanted against
the following real property are delin
quent, the Sheriff la authorized to la
aue. to any one applying therefor, a
certificate of delinquency tiHin pay
ment of the taxes, penalty, interest aud
cost of advertising.
Certificate of delinquency shall bear
Interest from the date of Issuance until
redeemed at a nite uot exceeding 15
per cent per annum.
Adams. John F.. Veronia, lot 1.
blk. IS t -s'
Ainsworth. J. C. lot 1 and SK'4
of NK',, Sec. 6. Tp. 4. R. i.. 46.S1
Allen. Klhel May, Georgetown.
lot 12. blk. 3 82
Ashley i Rumclin. bankers, SE'4
of NK',, Sec. 17. Tp. 3. R. 2. 8.41
Bacon. W. K., Columbia Park.
lot 15, blk. 4 1 83
linker. Nimrod F.. rare of Mor
ton Tompkins. St. Helens, lota
8 and 9. blk. 75 3.85
Uoe. Chaa (heirs). NE' ', of
NWi; of SWij. Sec. 2S. Tp. 8.
R. 3 10 97
Blackford. V. V.. Flippin Sub.
I)iv. of Tichuor's 1st Add. to
Clatskanle. lots 7. 8. 9 and 10.
blk. 1 : 16.50
Bloniquist. Christina. 10 acrea in
SHi, of NE':. Sec. 21, Tp. 7.
R. 2 13.33
Rorg, Paul. SE'4 of SE'j, ex.
unit, to church and co. road.
Sec. 25, Tp. 7, R. 3 12 70
Boschler. John (heirs), lot a and
Wi ; of NWi ,. and SE'4 of
NW'ij, Sec. 9. Tp. 6. R. 5 S9.ll
Bourne. J. K.. E' j of SW'4, Sec.
31. Tp. 7. R. 2 16C7
Boyd. John. 20 acres in Perry
D. U C Sec. 6, Tp. 4, R. 1... 1S.62
Boyle, L. H.. care of Anna Payne
Tract in City of Houlton, Sec.
4. Tp. 4. R. 1 29.25
Briags. Ella E.. 5 acres in SW'4
of SV'4, Sec. 3. Tp. 5, R. 2.. 6.1S
Brink. J. L. and Viola A. a tract
of land in N. Clatskanle, part
of blk. 9 13.57
Bryant. Cecil M., 3 acres in Clat
skanle. Sec. S. Tp. 7. R. 4 5.50
Bryant, O. J. theirs), lots 11 and
12, ex. amt. sold. Wagner's I).
L. C. Sec. 8. Tp. 7. R. 4;
Bryant 'a Add. fo N. Clatskanle.
lota 15 and 16. blk. 1; Bryant's
Add. to N. Clatskanle. lots 4.
5 and G. blk. 2: Bryant's Add.
to N. Clatskanie. lot 9. blk 3. 4.95
Bryant. O. J. (aeirs), care of
Henry Kratz, lots 9 and 10 in
Wagner's I). L. C. ex. amt.
sold. Sec. 8, 1 p. 7. R. 4; lot 1,
ex. amt. sold. Sec. 8, Tp. 7.
R. 4 12.10
Bryant. Z. I heirs , Clatskanie,
lot 7, blk. 3 42
Busch. D. A., Dobbins' Add. to
Rainier. 5ox75 fi.. In lot 15.. .92
Bergbom, A. (heirs), lots 1 and
2 and S'j of N E ' j . ex. timber,
Sec. 6, Tp. 7, R. 3 1C.83
Bisch. Victor, und. Int. In
NW'j. Sec. 32. Tp. 5. R. 2 10.C3
Bisch. Blanch, und. ' Int. In
NW14. Sec. 32. Tp. 5. R. 2 10.62
Bloch, Bertha, lots 1. 2. 3 and 4,
Sec. 14, Tp. 8. R. 4 43.87
Blotf. George (heirs), E'J of
SWij, Sec. 7. Tp. 3. R. 2 63.80
Board of School Trustees, part of
lot 1 Sec. 22. Tp. 7. R. 2: 1",
acres in F. M. Warren D. L.
C. Sec. 23. Tp. 7. R. 2: 25 acres
In lot 1 and Nw'iJ of SWij.
Sec. 23. Tp. 7, R. 2; water
front on lot 1, Sec. 23, Tp. 7,
R. 2 10.92
Brettell. Enoch, SE'l, Sec. 25,
Tp. 7, R. 5 10.32
Brown, J. J.. SK and EV, of
NE;;, Sec. 16. Tp. 4. R. 4 81.C6
Buoy. Wm. H., S'J of SE', Sec.
10, Tp. 4. R. 3 30.12
Ceccato. Bortola, Ceccato. Glu-
seppi. Ceccato, Giovanl, and
Bolter, Allesandro. SK't of X
W'i and W4 of NW", of
N E 1 4 . except X 20 feet of SE
of SW1,.. Sec. 35. Tp. 5. R. 2 9.90
Chambers, C. A., SW'j of SW',
Sec. 20, Tp. 7, R. 2 '. . 13.37
Combs. Leslie H. and I. B.,
Georgetown, lots 4 and 5, blk. 8 8.13
Combs. L. H.. a tract of land In
Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4. R. 1... 13.00
Cook. Charles, 1st Add. to Clat
skanie. lots C and 7, blk. 7... 7.9T
Cox, E. F. and Birdie. 50x100 ft.
In Houlton. See. 4. Tp. 4. R. 1 .80
Craig. Roy, St. Helens, lot 17.
blk. 32 C.41
Crouse, Perley C, 200x209 feet In
Houlton, Sec. 4, Tp. 4, R. 1... 6.50
Crouse. C. B. and P. C, 2C.R3
acres in Houlton, ex. amt. sold.
Sec. 4. Tp. 4, R. 1 120.09
Crouse. L. M., St. Helens, lots 8,
9, 10, 13. 14 and 15. t:k. 105.. 9.06
Carniack, H. C, SW4 of SE'4,
Sec. C, Tp. 5. R. 5 2.30
Carroll, John F., care of Henry
Kratz. Bryant' Add. to N.
Clatskanie, lots 1, 2 and 3,
llk. 6 C.18
Carroll, James M., care of Henry
Kratz, lv, acres in Sec. 8, Tp.
7. R. 4 3.44
Clepton. T. J., Melllnger's Add. to
Wrnonla, und. int. In lota
1 to 12 Inc., blk. 26 1.3C
Cleveland. Mrs. M. E., Second
Add. to Veronia, lots 9, 10 and
11, blk. 13 71
Clinton, Ella J., First Add. to
Verona, lots 9, in, n and 12
blk. 1 47
Columbia County Investment Co.,
Beaver Home Tract, lot 76;
Beaver Homes Tract, lot 80;
Beaver Homes Tract, part of
'"I 1"9 11.75
Colson. Cornelia. Rainier, lot 3,
blk. 13 C.20
Cook, W. J., N', of SE'?, Sec.
10. Tp. 4, R. 3 45.94
Diploid, Dove E., TIchnor's Sec
ond Add. to Clatskanie, lot
30. blk. 2 0.22
Disney, Rachel M., St. Helena,
lot 5, blk. 75 2.29
Doan. J. H. and J. H., Blanth-
ard's Add. to Rainier, Iota 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12,
blk. 11 79.I8
Downing, Nels, Rainier, lota 1,
blk. 25 26.35
Dupont, L. and M. J., care of 8.
Z. Welnle, St. Helena, lot 9,
blk. 16 2.29
Daniels, W. B., Columbia City,
lota 3, 4 and 5, blk. 21 2.22
Davie. Lew, 1st Add. to Colum
bia City, part of lot 10 17
Del-ashmutt, Marie, nnd. Int.
In NW14, Sec. 32. Tp. 5. n. 2. 10.63
Detrlck, I L., Verona, lot 1 and
part of lota 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10,
blk. 3
Doerlng. Anton, Wt of NWij
nnd NVVij of 8W14, Sec. 15,
Tp. fi, K. 3; SW14 of 8W',
Bee. 10, Tp. S. R. 3 5 C
Edward. Edward, 10.04 acre la
Sec. 31. Tp. 8, R. 4 6 ST
Eastern Investment Co., Ltd.,
rare of M. J. Kinney, lota 1, 2,
3 and 4. ex. timber, Sec. 19,
Tp. 5, R. 1: E, of NWi4 and
XEl, of SWW, Sec. 19. Tp. 5.
H. 1 38.94
Eastern Investment Co.. Ltd.,
und. '4 Int. In Ntt'ij, Sec. 32.
Tp. 5, R. 2; Clatakaule, lot 1.
blk. I 86.34
Eckerson, R. I., 60 acrea In 8j
of NW4. Sec. 4. Tp. S. K. 2.. 3 62
Englemau, C, S, of NWi4 and
E'J of SW'4, ,x- timber. Sec.
20. Tp. 7. R. 4 22.00
Everting Farrell. lot 3. Sec.
21. Tp. 3. K. 1 3.22
Faming. Frank P.. St. Helena,
lot . blk. 35 8 84
Flippin. Gertrude, part of lots 5
and 6, Wagner'a 1. U C. Sec.
8. Tp. 7. It. 4 14.72
Fluhrer. Minnie (helra), 540 feet
of tide land In Sec. 19. Tp. 8,
R. 3 26.13
Fowler, C. C, care of W. Hunter,
Neer City, lota 1 to 12 Inc., blk.
15; Neer City, lota 1 to 12 inc..
blk. IS; Neer City, lota 4 to 9
Inc., blk. 19 5.50
Karri. Chas. H . Moeck Add. to
Rainier, lot 7. blk. 32 29.44
Foster, K. W., Reuben, lot 4,
blk. 1 35
Foster. R. K. (heirs), Reuben.
lot 7. blk. 5 47
Franey. Mary E.. SE;4, Sec. 8,
Tp, 6. R. 2 20.00
Fuqua. Rose D.. 10 acrea In Houl
ton. Sec. 5, Tp. 4. R. 1 21.12
Gallien. Janie C. S'J of S' J of
SE4, Sec. 2. Tp. 6. R. 3.; 9.72
Gamble. Archie. SE' of SE',,.
Sec. 14. Tp. 7, R. 3 6.56
George, Ely, a tract of land in
Deer Island. Sec. 8, Tp. 5. R. 1 .35
George, F. X. and Fannie, 30
acrea in Arhillles. D. L. C. Sec.
7 and IS. Tp. 4. K. 1 16.28
Graham. Tilden. 1st Add. to Clat
skanie. lot 5. blk. 6 20.92
Gustafson. Gust. E'J of XE'i.
Sec. 8. Tp. 4. R. 4; Rosea Add.
to Vernonla. lots 14 and 15.
blk. 5 26.02
Gibbons, Jacob, E 15 acres of
NEi, of SW'4, Sec. 26, Tp. 6,
R. 5 6.33
Mains, Mrs. M. M., Clatskanle,
lot 3. R. 5 21.31
Hall. W. S.. Bryant's Add. to X.
Clatskanie, lots 3, 4 and 5. blk.
I 9.90
Hall. Walter and Cedate, 2 acrea
in lot 2. Sec. 8. Tp. 7. R. 4... 6.19
Hankins, H. W. H.. S'J of SW'4
of SE'j. Se- l9- T- 7. blk. 2. . 4.20
Hankins. A. B.. XW'4 of SW'j-
of SE'i. Sec. i9, Tp. 7. R. 2... 18.15
Hannenian, Bernard (heirs). 1
acre in Sec. 12. Tp. 3. R. 2... 6.60
Hanson. Mike. S'J of NWi of
SE. Sec.34. Tp. 4. R. 2. . 2.4S
Mc.Mllan. George, and Harr. J. B.,
75x150 feet in Rainier, Sec. 16.
Tp. 7. R. 2 22.00
Harr. J. B.. Rainier, lot 2, blk. 28 35.66
Harris. Louisa, 42' '.xlol feet in
Houlton. Sec. 4. tp. 4. R. 1.. 59.32
Haycox. Mrs. Ella, a tract of land
In X. Clatskanie 9.62
Hendrlekson, Brox L.. SW' of
NE',. SE'4 01 XWI4 and W,
of SE',. Sec. 32. Tp. 6. R. 5.. . 44.85
Hendrickson. Ellas, SW'4 of
SWij, Sec. 7. Tp. 7. R.'4; 11
acres more or less in Sec. 18,
Tp. 7. R. 4 32.32
Hiatt. Fred A. and Ada R., 1 13
acres in Sec. 9. Tp. 7. R. 4... 9.90
Holaday. Asa D.. care of H. Keys,
A. Holaday Orchards Tracts.
lots 45 and 46 4.71
Hughes. Edward H.. Clatskanie,
S'j of lot 11. blk. 8 40.57
Hall. J. E., care of X. Clatskanle
Logging Co.. XWti of XE'4.
Sec. 9, Tp. 7. R. 4 12.23
Halbert. Cyntha (heirs), 50.27X
100 feet In Houlton, Sec. 4, Tp.
4. R. 1 21.93
Hardy, Anthony. 12 acres more or
less in Sec. 13, Tp. 6, R. 2;
S'i of SW' and S'2 of S'
of SE'j, Sec. 11. Tp. 6. R. 2,
Ei'j of SW14 of SE'.;. Sec. 10,
Tp. 6. R. 2; Reuben, lots 1. 2,
3, 5, C. 7 and 8. blk 2; lots 1,
2. 3, 5. 6. 7 and 8. blk. 2: Iota
1. 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 and 8. blk. 3;
lota 1. 3. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7 and 8.
blk. 4; lots 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, 6 and
8, blk. 5 52.40
Haves. Allison. SW'J of XWrj of
SW'4. Sec. 30. Tp. 8. R. 3;
SE',-1 of XEi of NE'-i. Sec.
25, Tp. 8. R. 4 6.97
Henricl. May, X. of fi acres of lot
6. Sec. 27. Tp. 4. R. 1; lots 4
and 5. Sec. 32, Tp. 4. R. 1... 11.92
Holcomb, Frank. St. Helens, lots
20, 21 and 22. blk 44 22.73
Howard. Delia B.. S', of SW'i
and S'$ of SE'J, Sec. 11, Tp.
4. R. 5 42.66
Howard, Harry, 20 acres In Le-
mont D. L. C, Sec. 34, Tp. 5,
R. 1 92.25
Iljana. John G., XW14, Sec. 28.
Tp. 8, R. 4 17.20
Joseph, Mjiggle, St. Helens, lot 3,
blk. 129 92
JefTrey, J. ' A,' ' SW'' ' of' SEfcf.
Sec. 35, Tp. 4. K. 5 3.30
Jonasaon, Benedict, Xeer City,
lots 1 to 12 Inc.. blk. 7 1.10
Karvonen, J. A. and A. A., care
of Henry Karvonen, 8 V, of
SW'4. ex. timber. Sec. 12. Tp.
7, R. 4; 5 acres in Sec. 13, Tp.
7. R. 4 15.47
Kelley, Minnie, Georgetown, lots
12 and 8 v of 11, blk. 2 3.25
Kennedy. V., care of IJIlle Steh-
man, SE' of XW14 of NW,
Sec. 29. Tp. 7. R. 2 4.46
KIstner, I. W., Blanchard's Add.
to Rainier, lots 12, blk. 9 6.51
Kline, Chas. F., Georgetown, lot
2. blk. 2 3.58
Kmotraa, Antone. S acres In Sec.
35, Tp. 4, R. 2 4.95
Kostrba, John and Caro:ine, 4.66
acres In Sec. 13. Tp. 3, R. 2.. .91
Kratz, Henry, land In city limits
of Clatskanle, Sec. 8, Tp. 7,
R. 4 151.24
Kratz, Henry and Maud, Bryant's
Add. to X. ClatRkanle, lots 1, 2,
3. 4 and 5. blk. 4 2.75
Kratz, Maud A., 1st Add. to
Clatskanle, 1, 2, 5 and 6, blk. 1 41.80
Keeney, Homer I., lot 6, and
8W14 of SW'tJ. ex. U. R. right
of way, Sec. 4, Tp. 7, R. 5;
lots 7 and 8 and 8W'J of
SW'. ex. 10.43 acres. Sec. 6,
Tp. 7. R. 5; that part of lot
6. lying X. of A. C. R. of
W., Sec. B. Tp. 7. R. 5; RE'(.
Bee. 8, Tp. 7. R. 5: NE'4,
fiec. 17, Tp. 7, It. 5; XW14 of
XWtJ, Sec. 9. Tp. 7, R. C 107.42
Kinney, J. D. and M. F.. South
Clatakanle, lots 7 and 8, blk. 1 22.00
Kinney, M. J.. S', of S, of '
NE;, of SEiyi, Sec. 22, Tp. 6,
K. 5 2.15
Koakes, Victor, Gobi, lot 2, blk.
. 3 47
Lenuacher, Fred, X'J of SF.'A of
BE'4, fiec. 29. Tp. 6. R. 2 4.10
Iengacher, L. X., Goble, lot 13,
, "? 1.88
Lott, T. B. and A. ,T.. care of
Ieopold Dupont, sr. Helens,
lots 5 and 6, blk. 5 C.84
iAwe, Elizabeth, 50x75 feet, a
part of Dobbins' Add. to
Rainier. In blk. 15 91.61
Lowman. B. W , lots 1 and 1. ex.
timber, and S'J of NE'i. Sec.
3. Tp. . R. 3; E'J of NW'4,
Sec. 2. Tp. 6. R. 3 38.99
Lowman. Wilson. N 70 acre of
N'i of SE'4. Sec. 3. Tp. 6. R. 3 25.70
Ladd. W. S.. et al , und. & 6 Int.
In S'J of SW'i. Sec. 11, Tp. 3.
R. 2; und. 5 6 Int. in N, of
NWi;, Sec. 14, Tp. 3. R. 2... 32.71
Lace. Susan M . 14 acrea in lot
12 in Brvanl s D. L. C Sec. 8.
Tp. 7. R. 4 15.80
Lake, Dora B. (helra). George
town, lots 9 and 10, blk. 3... 4.23
l.amheraon. Cora F.. Georgetown,
lot 8. blk. 1 97
Lambert. A. W., Scappoose Or
chard Tract No. 3; Tracts
Xoa. 1. 2. 7, 8. . 11. 12. 18
and 19 8 1
ljwton. Victoria, und. s Int. in
NW'j, Sec. 32. Tp. 5. R. 2.. 10.61
Little. Lucy M S'i of SW'i,
See. 8, Tp. 7. R. 3; N' J of
NWij. ex. timber. Sec. 17. Tp.
7. R. 3 ! 08
Luck. Emma. und. ' Int. In
NWi. Sec. 32. Tp. 5. R. J 10.61
Malcom. Olive J., IHbbln Add to
Rainier, lot 4. blk. 22 1.71
Merrell. Crestta, tat Add. to Clats
kanie. lot 1, blk. 9 2 20
Merrell, Norman, 27.12 acrea tide
land In Sec. 4. Tp. 5. R. 1: 200
acres In Sees. 4 and 5. Tp. 5, R.
1; N. 37 acres of NEli of SBV,.
Sec. 1. Tp. 5. R. 2: all of that
part of SE'i of Sri'i lying 8.
of A. A C. right of way. Sec. 6.
Tp. 7. R. 4.; S. 23 acres of
NE'! of NE'i. Sec. 12. Tp. 5.
R. 2; E'J of XK'j, SW of
NE', and N'i of SE'4. Sec. 21.
Tp. f. R. 4; lot 7 and NW'J of
NW'j, Sec. 22. Tp. 7. R. 4;
Neer City, lots 5 and 6, blk. 2;
Columbia City, lot 2, blk. 26;
Clatskanie. und. ii int., lots
1. 2. 7 and 8. blk. 4: Clat
skanle. lots 7 and 8. blk. 5..'. .261.44
Merrell. Edith It . lots 2. 3 and
8 In Bryant's D. L. C Sec.
8, Tp. 7. R. 4: lota 4, 17 and
22. Wagner's D. I- C. Sec. 8.
Tp. 7. R. 4; iart of lot 5 In
Wagner'a I). I C. Sec. 8. Tp.
7, R. 4: a tract of land In Sec.
8. Tp. 7. R. 4; Bryant's Add to
N. Clatskanie. lots 1 and 2, blk.
3: 1st Add. to Clatskanie. lota
3 and 4. btk. 1; S. Clatskanle.
lot 4. blk. 1 79.47
Miller. H. W.. R. R. Add. to St.
Helen's, lots 7 and 8. blk 9.. 18.30
Moeck. Geo. F.. care of Ed Mc
intosh. Moeck'a 2nd Add. to
Rainier, lot 3. blk. E 5.98
Care of N. F. Lambert, Moeck's
2nd Add. to Rainier, lot 8,
blk. E 2.95
Care of W. J. Muckle. Moeck's
2nd dd. to Rainier, lot 10.
block E 2 94
Monner. John. SE'i of SEJ.
Sec. 29. Tp. 7. R. 5 4.20
Morgan. James M., Moeck' Add.
to Rainier, lot 3. blk. 39 23.40
Morgan. J. L.. 100x232 feet In
Sec. 12. Tp. 3. R. 2 6.C8
Mover. Wm. D., EK of NW'4
of XE'l. Sec. 35, Tp. 5, R. 2.. 4.9o
Muckle. Chas., care of R. L. Far-
ris, Moeck' Add. to Rainier.
lot 1. blk. 32 30.23
Care of J. H. Collins, St. Hel
ens, lot 14. blk. 59 2.75
Muckle. Edgar. Moeck 2nd Add.
to Rainier, lot 12, blk. A... 16.26
Murray, Georgle A.. X. Clats
kanie. blk. 7 and part of
blk. 6 19 94
Marquam. Julia. 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia. lots 2. 3 and 4. blk. 13 .70
Merritt, Corlles. Spltzenberg,
Wi', of lots 9 and 10, blk. 6.. .17
Merrill. Mrs. Ann. care of N.
Clatskanie Logging Co.. N'i
of XW'4 and SW'j of XW'i,
ex. 4.75 acres. Sec. 9, Tp. 7,
R. 4 28.18
Montgomery. John I., St. Helens,
lota 12 and 18, blk. 30 22 41
Murray. Gus. 73.35 acres In Sec.
IS. Tp. 7, R. 2 13.20
McGlllivanv. Xellle. lot 1 and
NWi.J of SW'i. Sec. 10, Tp. 7,
R. 4; Clatskanie. lot 8. blk. 3. 67.33
McKay, Douglas, 13.91 acres In
McKay's D. L. C, Sec. 1, Tp.
3. R. 2 12.38
McKee J. D. and Xellle, 4 acre
In Sec. 13. Tp. 4. R. 2 99
McKee, J. D., 6 acres in Sec. 13.
Tp. 4. R. 2 9.48
McArthur. H.. El', of XWi.J and
SW' of XW'j, Sec. 29, Tp. 5,
R. 1 174.24
Xorgren. S. P.. and Fluhrer, F.,
care of X. Clats. Ixg. Co.. E'J
of XE'i. Sec. 9. Tp. 7, R. 4:
S'i of XW'4, Sec. 10, Tp. 7,
R. 4 14.72
.Nicholas. Kate. St. Helens, lots
1 and 2. blk 97 2.14
Xlcholas. H. B care of J. F.
Dockery. St. Helens, lots 16
and 17, blk. 105 1.53
Nicholas. H. B.. St. Helens, lot
16 and 17. blk. 137 1.83
Noble. H. E.. 8 '4 of SE', Sec.
13, Tp. 7. R. 5; W14 of XE'4,
Sec. 24. Tp. 7, R. 5 10.32
Nordby. T. W., care of C. Carl
son, 30 acres In SWJ, Sec. 33,
Tp. 8. R. 3 C.12
X. P. R. R. Co.. care of Klwood
A Snow, XW14 of SE, Sec.
11. Tp. 5. R. 5 2.58
O'Connor, Emma, 9.22 acres In
McKay D. L. C, Sec. 1, Tp. 3,
R. 2 11.55
Olsen. John. W'4 of XE'4, Sec.
8. Tp. 7. R. 5 14.55
O'Xell. Wavle, Georgetown, lot
fi. blk. 8 8.13
Olmstad, Leona A., NE'4 of
SE'4, Sec. 22. Tp. 7, R. 2 15.54
Oppenmeimer, J. L. k Co., East
Side Add. to Vernonla, lot 6
and 7, blk. 16 2.21
Parcher, Alice. 814 of SW14 of
SE'4. Sec. 11. Tp. 7. R. 3; X'4
of XW of XE, Sec. 14, Tp.
7, R. 3 27.68
Parker, Eliza, lot 1 and XE'J of
XW'4, 8ec. 30, Tp. 7, R. 2 20.63
Player. Adolph, 8W14 of SE'4
and SE':- of 8W'4. Sec. 29,
Tp. 7, R. 5; 3.75 acres In Sec.
8. Tp. 7. R. 4 10.9fi
Preacott, Maud. 1-3 acre In Houl
ton, Sec. 5, Tp. 4, It. 1 18.68
PrlngU?, Wm., care of B. F. Lane,
Vernonla, lots 9 and 10, blk. 7 1.18
Parmely, Lulu E., Columbia
Park, lot 5. blk. 4; nt. Helens,
lots 6 and 17, blk. 30 5.80
Parson, Frances, Moeck' Add. to
Rainier, lot 6, blk. 43 50.65
Paul. J. (helra), 8'4 of SE'4
and XE'4 ' KE'? and 8E'4
of XE'f. Sec. 25, Tp. 6, It. 5.. 12.81
Ragan, Harry, St. Helens, frac
tionat parts of lot 5 and 6,
blk. 130 4 .88
Rice, F. P.. X'4 of 8E'4. ex. 5
acres. Sec. 24, Tp. 7, R. 3 15.00
Richardson, D. W., care of C.
Hencken, 10 acre In Vf', of
XW'4. Sec. 32, Tp. 7. Tt. 4,... 1.38
Richardson. D. W., NE'4 and
N. of 8E', Bee. 31, Tp. 7, It.
4; Vf', of NWi, ex. 10 acres,
Sec. 82, Tp. 7. R. 4: NW' of
HW'j, ex. 20 acres, Sec. 32, Tp.
7. It. 4 47.80
Roberts, I D. and O. C. Scap
poose Orchard Tract No. 3;
Trct No. 5, 6. 14, 15 and 1
Rodegab, C. A , St. Helens, lot
3. 4. 5. 18. 1 and 29. blk. 93..
Rout Harold P., Columbia Park.
lot 20. blk. 1
Riiddtmau. A. IV nd K.. 21 acre
In SV t4 of N W 1 4 , Sec. 28. Tp.
. K. 4
Sage. J. A.. IVer Island, lot 1
and 2. blk. 3
ScapHMtu Lbr. Co, 4 acre In
Sev. 12. Tp. 3. blk. 2
Simon. Oatar, Clover MM. I"'
blk. 3
Smith. Douald. 3 acre In Sec.
1.1, Tp. 3. bik. 2
Smith. Benton T.. .0xt:!0 feet in
Rainier
Smith. Chaa. C. and D. M,
Georgetown, lot 2, 3, 4. 5.
blk. 7
Slcncer, McDonald. Rainier, lot
3. block 8
Stehman. J. E. and E. K.. 14
aires In Sec. 1. Tp. 6, It. 3...
Steliiuan. Mary. Moeck Add. to
Rainier, lot 9. blk. 32
Stehman. Walter . .. 40 acre til
See. 31. Tp. 7. R. 2: Moeck'
Add. to Rainier, lota 7 and 8
blk. 37
Stehman. J. E.. lot 3 and 4. ex.
28 acrea. Sec. 1. Tp. 6. R- 3...
Stevens, Wlnfleld and Edna, frac
tional SW'i of SW',. ex. right
of way. Bee. 31. Tp. 5. It. 1...
St. Helen Improvement Co,
Railroad Add. to St. Helena.
lot 1. blk. 4
Care of John Slater. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 1.1. blk.
4
Care of John Foldat. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lots 1 and
2. blk. 5
Care of Ole Nelson. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 3,
blk. 5 ..'
Care of Paul Degere. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 6.
blk. 5
Care of Slgnard Mlchelson.
Railroad Add. to St. Helens.
lota 10 and 17. blk. 5
Care of Oscar C. Osland. Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lota
11 nnd 16. blk. 5
Care Frank Malmherg. Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lot
21. blk. 5
Cnre of S. C. Morton, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 5. blk. f.
Care of Chas. Monaa, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 2 i.
blk. 6
Care of Nazeba Shalhoub.
Railroad Add. to St. Helens,
lota 25 and 26. blk. 6
Care Chas. Marra. Railroad
Add. to St. Helena, lot 10.
blk. 7
Care W. O. Eklund. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 15 and
16, blk. 7
Care Alice M. Stout. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 3. blk. 9
Care of Columbia County
Bank. Railroad Add. to St. Hel
ens. lot fi, blk. 10
Care of T. G. Samuel, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lots 13 and
14. blk. 10
"Care of Andrea Vltlnlote.
Railroad Add. to St. Helena.
lota 22 and 23. blk. 10
Care Of C. W. Parson, Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lot 24.
blk. 10
Care of S. C. Morton. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 4. blk.
11
Care of Wm. Stout. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, blk. 12. . .
Stuart. F.. 150 acres. Sec. 13, Tp.
6. R. 2
Swanson. Oscar . 20 acres in
Sec. 19. Tp. 4. R. 1, Sec. 21
Tp. 4, R. 2
Sandstrom, John, lot 3 ami N'i
of XE'J. ex. 82 acres. Sec. 35,
Tp. 8. R. 5: lots 1 and 2. Sec.
35, Tp. 8. R. o
Savage, Thoa. J., lot 4 In Sec.
30, Tp. 7. It. 4..:
Savage, Carrie E., I-ot 2, Sec. 3.
Tp. 6, R. 5
Shipley, Elttu-r, 2nd Add. to Ver
nonla. lot 8. blk. 13
Shorb. J. F.. 2nd Add. to Ver
nonla. lot 9, blk. 4
Simmons. Chas. W., SWij of
NWij. Sec. 28. Tp. 7. It. 5...
Smith. Ann, Roses Add. to Ver
nonla, lot 2. .k. 8
Stenerson. Lydlan. 15'4 acres In
Sec. 5. Tp. 7. It. 5
Stitson. Mathilda, und. '', Int. In
XW14. Sec. 32. Tp. 5. R. 2
Swank. R.. XE'J of SE'4 of
SE'-,', Sec. 16. Tp. 4. It. 2;
Spltzenberg, E'4 of lot 15,
blk. 3
Swank, France M.. SE' of
Ki of SE'4, Sec. 16. Tp. 4.
It. 2
Tavlor. Millie, lots 1 and 2 In
Sec. 13, Tp. 8, R. 4; SE'j of
SE' and lots 5, 6 and 7. Sec.
14, Tp. 8, H. 4; lot 1. Sec. 23,
Tp. 8, It. 4; lots 1 and 2, Sec.
24. Tp. 8. ... 4
Thayer. C. (',., 134 acres, Bee. 22,
Tp. 7. R. 2; 129 acres. Sec. 23,
Tp. 7, R. 2
Thomas, Flcrence E., 8 acres In
V'j of NW14. Sec. 21. Tp. 7,
R. 2: Rainier, lot 5 and 6,
blk. 11
Thoma. U 3., Rainier, lot 1
and 2. blk. 14; 22"x300 feet In
Rainier, Sec. 16. Tp. 7. R. 2..
Thompson, M. J., 1 .0x100 feet In
Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4, R. 1...
Turner, James W., 20 acre In
Sec. 1, Tp. 7, It. 4
Turner, W. J., Esto, lots 3. 4,
5 and C, blk. 3
Tuscher. Fred, lots fi. 6 and 7,
Sec. 26. Tp. 7, R. 2
Thayer. E. B 75x800 feet In lots
1 and 2, 8c. 23, Tp. 7, R. 2;
75x1250 feet In ots 2 and 3,
Sec. 23, Tp. 7, R. 2
Thayer, I). G., a tract of land In
Warren D. I C, Sec. 23, Tp.
7, It. 2
Tuomlnen, Nestor, 1st Add to
Clatskanle, lot 8, blk. 7
Turban, H. P., X" of SW'4 of
NE'4, - 17. Tp. 4. It. 2;
Spltzenberg, lot 9 and 10, blk.
4
TyszkU'ttlcz, Hannah, St. Helens.
lots 1. 2, 3. 20, 21. 22, and 82-3
of lots 4 and 1, blk. 33
St. Helens, lot 7. blk. 35
St. Helens, lot 14, 15 and 16,
blk. 40
t.'lmen, John, care of Alice Rode-
geb, 1 acre In Broylea' I). L.
C. Sec. 5, Tp. 4, It. 1
I'nknown, KW14 of 8W54, Sec.
26. Tp. 5, R. 4
I'nknown, K', of 8E;4, Sec. 27,
Tp. 5, R. 4
t.'nknown, 8', of NE, Sec. 11,
Tp. C, It. 2
I'nknown, 2 acre In Sec. 12, Tp.
3. R. 2
Unknown, tract of land In Sec.
12. Tp. . R. 2
l.'nknown, Columbia City, lot II,
' blk. 2
Unknown. Columbia City, tide
land fronting lot 5, blk. 1....
Unknown, Columbia City, tide
lands fronting lot fi, blk. 1....
Unknown, Columbia City, tldn
land front Ing N. 60 feet on "J"
street
Unknown, Georgetown, lot 11,
4.TI
749
1 83
19 SO
.60
23 93
.29
9 49
25.11
13.98
1394
1 44
18.60
37.78
13.52
26 90
.61
.61
1.38
.61
.61
1 07
1 07
.46
.77
.61
1.38
.92
o.
.92
1.07
1 SI
1.84
.92
in.
Unknown, Ro' Add. to T
nonla. lot 11. blk. .; '"
Vanover. Louis. Neer City, lot 9.
Vo-bcrg. K.''f'.'K'V''K( r,J
NV , of NE',, ex. timber. h'.
II. TP. i. U. 3; Wi; of 4'l.rx.
timber. Sec. 13. 1 P 5 R. J.
SE' ., e- Umber. See. 9. 1 p. .
It 3; und ', Int. In SE' of
SW',. S'j of SK'j and NK'4
of SK ,, ex. timiaT, nee. w, 1-
Welgle. !.' W atid's.' Z." St. I lei
en, lots . 7. 8. 1... H and 17,
blk. I I.',"",.'
Wuk Rudolph and Eva. Blanch
ard's Add. to Rainier, lot 8(
I. lb A
Woiiia. k. W. K.. rare of J . M.
Illrtxcl. Illaiicbiird Add. to
it ,ii..r loin and l. blk. 15.
W ood. Annie K . care of N. I lata.
Ix. Co. SE', of NW' and
SW'i of NK',. Sec. 9, Tp. 7.
II 4 IS.liU
Woodlait. Jolnf (heirs).
skanle. lot I am. 2. um.
Ward. J. K. Vernonla. uuu. ,
Int. In lot 5, iU. 10 ' ' " ' '
Welst, Joint. Scappoode, lot 1,
1.1k r.
inn. o '
West Shore Lbr. Co.. 8'', or S',
of SE1 , of S. ' i and S' ; of
S' j of SW' ; of SK',.NE',.ex.
,l acres. Sec. 22. Tp. 7. It. 2.. 92 92
Wlckham. John F. SW; and
W' i of NW'j, See. 10. 1. 5.
It. 5 ; 17 61
Wlckham. Perry B.. N E ' , and
E' , of NW ',. Sev. 10. T. 5.
11 15.7
Williamson. Nettle A. SK'j of
1138
4573
1173
!48
.23
1073
Has Been Grind
if
pi 'T.iM. a I- uir mi - . r v e?.s
1593
SW' .. Lot 4 and W. 20 acre
1 .,1 t IX To. 7. It 3. . .
Wilson Case Lumber Co.. N W 1 4
timber only. See. 20. Tp. 7. It 2. 5173
Wltlilngton. G E . Trustee. Goble.
I at 3. Blink 5 58
Wood. Caleb (Heirs). Columbia
City. und. ', Int. In Lot aim
e. iil.uk 2i "5
ZicMiian. Max J . W' j of SE'4 of
NK'4, ree. 11, ip . " ' "
Zlesniaii. Julius. NE' , ex County
road. Sec. 4. 1 p. a. it. z "
ZigU r. A. C. t Heirs 1. Neer City.
Uit I, 2 and 3. Block 9 2.20
The several amounts In the foregiv
Ing list are of taxes only ami IK) NOT
Include penally . ' per cent) Interest
(12 lr cent milium 1, or cost of ad
vertising which Is 30c for each line or
fr.lctlouul line thereof.
A. E. THOMPSON',
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
Columbia County. Ore.
.77
S7.52
30.52
10.77
2.20
1.29
.24
.12
1.68
.47
4.10
10.62
1.82,
1.65
97.17
51.02
66.70
65.10
22.75
8.39
31.28
19 95
20.27
1.57
13.75
4.95
25.62
1.07
2.28
4.86
11.44
32.45
17.60
11.55
.23
.66
.75
.99
,!)9
SOME DOLLS MADE OF FRUIT
Round, Well Formed Apple I Ndd
For th Body, With Arm, Lg
and Ntck of Toothpick.
A round, well-formed applo I need
d for the first doll. The arm and
legs are mad of tour wooden tooth
pick, stuck In the apple at to proper
ingle. For the feet, us ralslna; and
for the hands, blanched almond with
Sngert cut In them. The neck I
lormed of notber toot pick, and wal
nut or a filbert forms the head. If
walnut la used, shave the roughness of
the nut on one side to form the fsr.
carving the nose and other features
and leaving them In relief. Two black
currant make good eyes and a plec
of beet or cherry make good mouth.
A burnt match Is needed to (lv the
race Its expreralon. You will nnd tbe
doll very funny, and quit capable or
being dressed In many style In pa
per napkin, if lung hair la desired,
corn silk may be use4.
An orange man Is made of two or
anges, one large and one small. The
yet. nose and mouth are curved In the
mailer orange; and ears are made by
turning out a wee bit of the peel. Then
divide the large orange In halves, fol
lowing the tine of the sections. One
bair, with all the pulp removed, will
make hat. tbe eilgi of which may
be turned up. Tbe other half oraage
I laid on It flat side to form the
base or body. The small orange la
placed on top of this, a srrsp of skin
having been removed Iron both surf
sees to make a flat surface on wbtcb
to rest the head. Two wooden tooth
picks or a sharp little stick are thrust
through to hold the two together, ir
paper napkin Is used for skirt. It will
make a "lady doH." A strip of tbe
white orange peel from Inside the hat
. make trlmralngs or necktie
A raisin man is made by stringing
fat raisins on wtre hairpin, using
large raisins for the body and smaller
ones for the legs and arms.
UNIQUE TOY MADE OF IRON
Patent on Device Supplemented by
Permanent Horseshoe Issued to
Columbus, Ohio, Man.
A patent upon device consisting
of soft Iron wheel traveling upon
permanent horseshoe magnet hai
been lasued to I-oula II. Iwls, Col urn
bus, Ohio, lays tbe Popular Eleo
trlclty.
The; wheel act ss "keeper" and It
'be horseshoe Is tilted the wheel rolls
Th Traveling Wheel,
along the rails made for It, around tbe
ends and along th under side as well,
apparently defying the law of gravity.
Tb device I designed for toy.
Whst Boy Studies In School.
The following course of study are
given In the elementary school of
flreater New York and th boy Wav
ing the grammar school I supposed to
have a well grounded knowledge of aU
if them.
Reading, writing, spelling, ethical
lessons, th use of library books, com
positions, memorlilng masterpiece of
literature, nature tudy, cord and raf
fia work, music, physical culture, hy
giene, drawing, geography, American
history, English history, civics, shop
or other constructive, work, elementary
language Frenr.h, German or Spanish
l-eavlrig th high school, he I sup!
posed to know: English, elocution, al
gebra, plain geometxy, drawing, music
physical culture, botany, loology!
psyslology, Greek. Roman, English
and American history, civic and
itiimt I alia or French or German.
TIIII rod dip down leP "I'"
just before you reach Indian
Crwk and hut from lght the
big atone bouse that cost t,'
000, th last southern oulpot
of Kansss City that Is sprawling out
land engulfing all this rolling pialrle.
You look for th old bee ire nd
ther I catch In your throat when
I you nils II- but nothat clump of
I walnut trws hit It for moment. Th
'sx of the real estate speculator b
not come quit lhat far yet.
I Those bee flitting far up among the
dead branre against a background of
gray sky are Ih oldest ct tiers of this
county. The colony was there In that
same tree long years before white
man set foot In Missouri. There r
men living who knew lhat tr nd
It wild bee sixty yrsra ago.
Turn to Ih right sfter you cross In
dian Crk and go annul iwo hundred
yard 10 where the stream pours In
broad white waterfall over a low ledge
'of rock and drift lailly In wide pool
j with treak of ilver bubble down It
'center. The bnk here r roK t'b
hollows gouged In them and overhang
Ing shelves that cast black shadow
upon the ttieaui.
Wstts mill squsls low upon (he op
posite batik. Th weathered grsy of It
sides and roof I h exact shsde of
th limestone benesth and all around
it and the old mill seem to merge
'with It and I part of It. You bxik
In vln for ny line of cleavage be
jtween mill and rock. The years hsve
; blended Ihem Into one somber grsy.
! An Atmosphere of Cray.
I The nsturallsts tell of birds nd
! lesser crestures of the wood ho take
on the color of the bark or lb grsssrs
upon which they live. You think of
; thla ss you the miller In the d-or-
wsy. Ills clolhlng. even lo his rloth
slippers, his long beard, his soft felt
hat. sprinkled lth flour, are a unl
form grsy, the grsy of rocks and mill,
i Htubblns Walls, reat ureal giVnd
'son of IiatiM tioorwi. I 7 )n old
But Ih old ater mill Is older Ihsn
he It wss built In 13 ) sod for eighty
two years hss been grinding corn and
heat within ten miles of Kaunas City
The hsnds that hewed Us walnut
beams and fashioned tbe hickory plus
lhat kc p Its weslberd boarding In
place molilered Into dust a half cen
: tury ago, but the old mill grinds on
Just ss patiently, as faithfully, ss un
mindful of passing tlnm and genera
tions as It did long years before ibis
city wss dreamed of.
j You psas your hand over the sur
face of walnut beam, hewed out by
the ax of John FltihuKh. eighty two
year ago, snd lay your flnrers In
1 gaping notch just as his ax blade left
, It, and think of the changes that have
come to Western Missouri since then.
West port landing grow out along the
old wood rosd until It bridged with
'paved street the miles between It
and Wen' port snd overflowed south
i ward and yet the old mill wheel turn
ed and Die corn was ground lo meal
between th homemade stones of rock
quarried on the bsnk of Imllsn Crock
j Klnre this mill was built th com
merce of the Santa Fe Trsll came,
i flourished for a time and died; and
! then the rush of forty ntnera to Call
, foml flowed psst It, snd after lhm
j the rallnda rsme and passed on to
the Pacific, and with them the legions
of pioneers like the cloud of locusts
orerspresdlng sll the land beyond lo
I the westward. The Mormons of Inde
pendence, who brought their grist to
this mill, depsried to found a new em
pire beside the dead sea In the un-
j known desert. I'sst this old mill. Just
two hundred ysrds to theesst, where
. th big elm lean out over the creek.
armies of th Civil Wsr hurried,
splashing w ildly through I be ford, tbe
Southern my In flight from the defeat
at West port, th Northern force hot
In pursuit.
Indian Crk Ha Nsvar Hurrltd.
A great city of tall building and
sll thing modern has made th coun
try to the north like a teeming snt
hill, wher all Is burry, hurry, hurry,
but Indian Creek has never hurried;
It trem hss flowed placidly, basking
Ing the sun, pausing In the shadow of
It tree; and Just ss placidly th old
mill wheels hsve turned, their slow
cresklngs attuned to th liquid mur
millings of the waterfall.
I'lacldly has Htubblns Wait gone In
nd out among the turning shafts for
sixty two year, barring those four
year of strife when be fought In th
Southern rmy. In those year he wss
roused and filled with fervor that
got him honorable mention mor than
onc for deed on the battle front But
when It was over he returned to In
dian Creek and Ih old mill and th
gurgling of Ih water It ran under
th floor soothed him Into a calm
philosophy and he talks but little.
"Yes," he says, "If pretty here;
they ssy there' no prettier bit of
cenery In Missouri. I like lo hang
nut the window her and watch h
bubble and the shadow, and Usten
to the water and the wheel, well
I Just couldn't live without Ihem."
The old man with the flour dusted
clolhlng and beard has distinguished
ancestry, and In the family Bible are
the documents to prove It.
Ills grandfather, Samuel Wall, was
vounleer soldier In the army of Gen
eral Ufayetie wh,.h ,.,,, frn
Franc and foiiKht wllh Washington
In the Revolutionary War The rec
ords show that m was wounded seven
Uuies, lhat he was ruptured by Ibo
British III Charleston mil it,.t .....
th war he seitle, HMby fotniy
Kentucky, .nd that he was metr.
of th lwla snd Cliirk eitieduiotthit
" Missouri Itlver to U
mouth of ih Yellowstoii. ja marrM
Salll Hudson. gr.at grsnddsmhiw
of IianUd limine, and settled U 8l
Chsrle County, Missouri.
lu 1850 Aitbony ll. V'atu, ; w
ratuo lo Indian Creek and boiiiht th,
water mill. II brought his ftaii,
with hlin. Htubblns wus on of 0m
children.
To look at (be old man, itonpir,, M
his bins and gathering deposit 4
white flour as Im gathers poll.i
from th flower Into whirl, It sij.
one would not Imagine ho had beta
fighting man. but. ss he says:
"The gurgle of the wsier through n
many years sort of lulls you to tMt
There Is no modern machinery It
this mill except (he. turbine wheal
Year ago tbe old wooden wheel
taken out nd tbe turbine put In. juj
dsn Is ss It was elghiy two year in,
even l the woodn pegs In Ih low.
Ing, the wooden binges on the doon
and Ih wooden cogs In the wheel
DRUG HABIT CAINS IN PARIS
Whole! Oegnrcy ThrssttnsClty,
Prominent Physician.
Asserts.
Investigations following rtrn,
succession of fatalities In the Qiurtl
l.alln bav revealed that th 4m
habit ba gslned on I'srlilsos. U
on store alone dope fiends buy u
Irs than one hundred pluis of tvtim
nd tnorphlire every week.
80 prevalent Is Hie de habitual
prominent physician declares h t
teds Its tb tlins by th or tmj
time he takes round of th c!i
I'ther Is no longer fualilonabls, tat
especially In lb srtut quarters sxe
phlne Is used reckteaily. tin tt
uninitiated ran detect those addict!
to It In an evening' stroll.
I'arls, In th opinion of this pans
clan. Is the most drug cured tit; fe
th world, for while rich worn! a
other capitals secretly Itijulgs It I
rton dangerous wnya of atlmaUtlci
their Jaded force, the dope habtt fe
Pari ha spread through svsrjr da)
until wholesale degeiiersry It Urn
ened Brooklyn Fsg!
Mission Wtddlngt.
...... ,k mL
WItnill lo imiiun-B bi,i iw
stopped al the mission door th resert
spra ad up and down the street llati
wedding was tsklng plsr Uiist
Within another two minute th rwa
was psekrd to Ih very doors. Tt
sudden ruah of the crowd to tb au
luary pleased lb mission Mpm
t ndellt.
"If 1 had money lo spare," h mH
"1 would pay bonus to younospl
for getting married I mlsatos, T
moral effect of one wedding It
doten sermons. To get tb but
feet the reremony ought lo b I
formed In Ih middle of Ih strrk
No Innovation that I h.n ever li
duced ha bsd such a sobering
on the congregation. Th
a man once as far down mb H l
social scale as themselves havl'l
coin umcleiilly regenerated W
some the responsibilities of Ills
every bit of msiihood II ere It ll tt
"The trouble Is. I ran persiitds wfl
few couples to be married la
slon. The bridegrooms do tot piM
but the brides wsnt omvllHB(
exclusive. "
Shooting for Wlf.
I.ublnk Vutrhllrh. Ih J"'
granddaughter of an octnirWf
peasant of Tchsnhnk, Servl. "
given In marriage a week or two
lo th beat sharpshooter In tbt to
In accordance with a fsmllf U
Hon, old Vutchltrh's grnill"lJ
famou for their lienuty. we"
wd.le, to th first suitor
shoot an applo n' d on po
the gal. hl
Velko Hlmltrh won the pn
keen contest with rival. T bt f0
men, determined to rlfk their I
the same hour, started Ihrli
together at tb" appointed 4
from th gale. nd fired tt IM
In passing through thetn at
speed.
8urBry by willow.
Burgery by wireless I
A laborer on Hwnn Mnni-b(Zllt
connection with the oi.tM
by means of wireless
a foot crushed In an ,''"'Bt . 4
w er no medical books at 0
Iher wa. no on. ne.r
urglcal experience. Tnrl' 0
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