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    PAGE TWO
COTTAGE GROVE SEXTIXEI. MONDAY. AUGUSTH 1927
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€otta$r Ärarr dentine!
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llvslnniu« »1 a uolal uu the north
it is the timely editorial, particular
Sacco- Vanzetti Defense Falls.
boundary line u( thv aouth»»,l quar
ly with « local twist, that is the
BOSTON, tug. 8 (I P.)-The
Mondays and Thursday*
t*-r of Sm-lloa It, Towuahlii tn aouth
aim of the conscientious scribe.
first attempt uf th«’ defetree t<>
of Ifangv 4 wval of Itm WlUaiimlt,
Publiât.»
Bed« A Srultà.
Renhzing this, »ouie editors over­
Meridian, aouth SS doayvea 44 mln.
-axv the lives of the e<iu<l<*uin<’<l
......... «Aito»
utea saat 1050 fret train the north
Elbert Bad*........
do the local feature and comment
mdieals. R*er<> and Vanzetti, fnilvtl
east corner of aforeaald southaaal
A flreldaaa publlcatlo» entered at Col­ . «.-tpiently upon local subjects, which
today when JuMiev Geotgo Nnntlvr
quarter of aaid auction 11; thnaex
The Klmartes club entertuim'd *on of the Massachusetts supreme
late Urov» a» aeaoad eia»» matter
really are not worthy of editorial
aouth 'J minutan ■'»•! lll.’O 075 feat
with a brid^jv party Thursday after, court refuse,! the defense ntttornejf«
to the north boundary Hue of the
1» Nortk Blatb ' treatment, when some observations
Hiialne»» Office
■ ininiy read vouveved to Lane comi
on outside affair* would be of noon nt the home of Mr». Victor a writ of hnheas corpus and n writ
ty. nre,,o, by I’aimer Rumford sud
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
more real interest and contribute I’hainber*. honoring Mrs. ’ Vieler of error. Every
Ana» Ki-niford, thence north Su de
By mall <r*»h la advance)
Kem. a club member she left iimile to save the
«ree« da minai»» -aal lilao feet.
>f the two
On* year..........tS OOIThrea monta»------- SO , more to the variety and value of
then«« north
J minutes west
sä ’ -----------------
■mjd.iu os
Saturday with her husband
for nnd »ym;mtihixvrs
over
the
Sia month*...... l.SOIOna m»ntk---------- .«0 i th«’ editorial column
f«H»t to the north boundary line of
It is surprising, however, how Dallas, whore they will make their world have be«'n
g «loinoii
th«* said Nuuthrast quarter of aaid
Member of
Five tablra of bridge were st rat ions m their
section 12 thence south 69 degreea
often tslitorial subjects of local in home
National Editorial Aeaoctatloa
it HiftauiM wuat t.i.'o fc.-t tn
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the
terest will present themselven, if formed and Mias Catherine Penner
Oregon State Editorial Association
place of beginning containing 4») (»0
M rs. Keiu was
Oregon Newspaper Conference
the editor will only wait for them. held high score,
acres, all in Isnr county. Oregun
Pires
Rising
Hiunidity
Ch««ck»
Today looked like a hard one to pranentetl with a gift from the
Alsu, the following described premises,
l-OUl'I.AND. Dre., Aug H. (U.
th«’ present writer, for example.1 club. At the close of the after­ I'.' Rising humidity, less wind nnd t#>w it
FELLOW CITIZENS DESIST!
Brginuiug al a point on the south
noon
i
dainty
refreshment« were
I'he Geneva conference appt-ared to
line of Lol N«> 12 in Section 13.
the efforts of so, oral hundred fur­
be the most favorable subject, when served, The rooms were attractive- est firo fighters nre helping to
l*oun«hip III south of Range 4 west
(M’dford Mail Tribune.)
of the
lilainette Meridian, in Lane
To an outsider one of the mys­ the telephone rang ami th«> voice ly decorated with a variety of cheek forest fire., in Oregon and
count) Oregon, uhlch said point is
guest«
teries of the newspaper busin«*« is at the other end delivered a mes summer flowers, Additional
47 I feet south HW degrees 33 mln
I
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n
elBi
incri'nsi'd
Washington
today.
The
of the club were Mrs. O. M,
ut«*s weal an«i 1R9 3 feet south 0
how subjects for editorials are se­ sage somewhat as follows:
moisture in the «tm<M|aiivre has
decrees 2 minntea east from
the
Will you please write a red hot Mrs George Matthews. Mrs. Glenn I been especially helpful ijF the a re>
cured, day in and day out, through
Miuthcast corner of Hectiun 12 in
Haney.
Mrs
C.
J.
Kem.
Mrs
c.
c.
editorial
«>n
cats!
Also
on
tin
cans
the year.
from
T
scoiuk south to llosidiurg.
aforesaid
Tuwnshlu
and
Range,
I live near Cruron, Mi«s Myrtle Kem, M iss
Some newspaper editors solve the and empty bottles.
running thence south 69 degrees J3
Forest fire in the Columbia na
minutes west and along the south
problem by not writing anything, Jaehsonville and people of Medfold I'athenne Penner. Mrs. Frank Dirk tionnl forrat, Washington, jumped
iMHiadary
line of aforesaid l.ot No
son
and
Mr».
F.
L.
Grannis
hut letting a syndicate editorial are dumping all their p«>t cats down
the Columbia river Sntunlny
inv night
11 of atarooaid Re. ti -u i >
i jjj j
service do it for them. The weak­ here in this neighborhood. Fifty
fe»t;
thence
North 0 degrees, 2 mln
nnd lmrne<l Ilio aerea in the
I... Hur
The American Legion and Aineri man
I
•:
tad
parulial
with
iho
■ a»t
ness of this scheme is that. *• canned cat» have gathered here in the past
tee's dial riel near
Mount
boundary line of the south«.»«! quar­
Their owners are up can Legion auxiliary held a picnic Hood. The fits- is almost under
editorials” are scldotu tiuioly, and fortnight,
ts
r
of
aforesaid
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patently going on their summer at the Venti-h picnic grounds Fri­
fed to th« south boundary line of
nn<l if wvather conditions
□□□□□□□□□□Ennnnnnnnnnnnn vacations «nJ think the best way day evening, complimenting Mr. coutr«d
the
county
road,
conveyed
to
l.an»
improve fo strv officials believe
county, Oregon, by Palmer Rumford
to get rid of their household ami Mr», Victor Kem. who have the fire nil
and Anna Rumford; th-*ncs north 69
manners is to drop them off the moved to Dallas, More than forty
degrees 45 minutes east slung th«
Rw i ni in i n g
running board, where they can were in atiendan ce
south Hue of said county road 13*23 2
(
r.r.v-
on.*
ITTICA,
Aug.
».
Caro for Your Hair.
proved
a
popular
sport
and
supper
feet to a point 47 I fe«t south 69
have ph
plenty of milk and eream at
>l«'gr««s 45 minut«a west front
th«
'ii no a camp
cam fire. The man wa» arrested here in connee
; our expense. Carloads of tin cans was served around
east boundary line of the southeast
You would not think of nnd beer hottb’s are unionde«l in auxiliary preset.,».,
which
Inymbings
tited Mrs. Kern with tion with the
quarter of aforesaid Hectiun 1*2;
having anyone but a trained this section several times during a gift. Both Mr. an<l Mrs. Kem caused bad fires m the llnlian
I«greaa *2
minutes
vast and parallel to the east bound
physician care for your ♦ he week. The Medford idea s«>enis have Iw’en active workers in the district. ■
ary line of the aontheast quarter of
number of
this is the city dumping organizations for a
the aforesaid Section 12, 142*2.4 feet
bodily health—and you to be that
Pleas«’ wtjt«' a good, strong years and will be greatly missed.
Auto Parking Prohibited
to the place of beginning, containing
should be equally positive ground.
eighty (60) seres, more or lean, ac­
editorial against this disgraceful Mr. Kem has served in capacity of
SAN FRANCISCO. \Ug. «.
cording «to the government
survey
that a trained hair special­ practice.
adjutant for the Legion and Mr«. P. 1—Pur king of nutoiiHiliilv»
thereof
Kem
wu
secretary
for
the
auxili
­
PH
What
coutfl
be
better!
rat?
ist cares for your hair.
«treetx adjacent tn the
.Now, therefor« in th« name of
th-
should NOT b,' dumped in the ary during the past year. Mr. Kem building nnd the United
Stale of Oregon, in compliance with said ,
execution
and
order
of
sale
and
in
order
also
assisted
in
organizing
the
Le
rural districts.
If they an* not
mint here wna prohibited
an
Imperial Barber Shop wanted,
satisfy said judgment, interest, attor
the chloroform route it gion drum corp and until recently order i»»ucd today. The
it to
n«ys fees, coats of suit and accruing
P. S Bukowski. Prop.
was its drum major
both painless and efficacious.
a precautionary measure.
coals 1 will on Saturday, the 13th day
uf August, 1927. at the hour
of
on«
As to empty bottles and tin cans,
• duck in the • tl.rnoon of aaid da,, al
The Good Neighbors club met
there is a city scavenger and a
Portland Judge Generous.
the southwest front door of ili« eoiiaty
city dump, as well as a law against Friday afternoon at the home of
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug 8 -(U. court house in Eugvna, Iwm rounty. Ore
II
dumping reins«’ on county high- Mr». Oliver 1». Jones, The after P.)—‘‘Bv golly I think « 15 tiny gon, offer for tal. and .all tur i-aah, al
wavs.
noon was spent in a norial way stretch in jail would help me get public auction, • obj.ct lo rodemiillon aa
provided by law. all
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Ih. __ rigai.
UH’
Cottage Grove-Eugene
So fellow citizens, desist! Dis with needlework, nfter which deli off the liuoze,” was the declara­ and interest of said
defendants Palmer
Freight and Transfer.
continue at once this reprehensible clous refreshments wen’ served.
tion of Frank Gallager when he Rumford. Anna Rumford, his wife and
J. 1>. Barber, and all persons claiming
practice of dumping eats and cans,
nppenred iu municipal court.
by. through or under them or any or
JESS LANSING
upon the outlying rural districts. MILLIONAIRES SONS
But Judge Stadtcr wm in
« either of them in and to said premises
Proprietor
If you have a eat. take rare of
ERANK E TAYLOR Sheriff
generous
mood
nnd
<
doubled the
ountain
WORK OCEAN PASSAGE
Hr BEVLAH DRINNICK.
it in this world, or nshcr one of
request, “Thirty days, ”
’ ’ he said,
i
Jl) II «SifrtHMl
| ’
its lives into the peaceful shades
“But 13 day» is enyugh.” pro-
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug
(U.
FURNITURE MOVING
of the feline Nirvana.
P.)—On a liner in the Pacific tested Frank.
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
If
you
have
cans
or
bottles
you
AND STORAGE
“Maybe so, ” said the judge,
ocean two millionaires' sons art­
don’t want, don’t take them to working as deck hands and do not “but 30 days is what you get.”
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Jacksonville; cnll up the garbage know* that in the safe of the vessel
th« undersigned has filed herein hi« Fin­
al
Account a« administrator of the catata
man.
are tickets for both of them guar­
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Lorane Road Wnleiung Starts.
of James E Hkeltun. deceased, with th"
There you are. Mrs. Jacksonville, anteeing first class passage.
Phone 99; Res.. 189-J
Grading has been completed on county clerk of Lan«- county 8tat" of
many thanks!
Oregon, and an order has been mad« and
The reason that Bradford Cook
If this
cat-andean
invasion and Richard Lawrence, Syracuse the territorial r,ei7T south of lx> enter«»! of record directing thi« ñutirá
rune
and
the
road
crew
under
direc
­
and setting the 24th day of August 1927,
doesn’t stop, let us know We will university students, are taking
NOTICE TO CKEDITOKS
st th« hour of t«n o'clock a m , as the
fire another hot one. Meanwhile, orders from a eocknev Inis'n in­ tion of A. E. Davis, district supcre time and the county court room in the
who will .be next to rescue this stead of leisurely strolling the up visor, is starting work on the wid­ county court house at Eugene, l<an»> coun­
Mll'lft IN lir.ltNHY «J1VKN
ty. Oregon, as the piare for th« hearing the und<>r«igni'd has bawn appointed by
column from the Geneva disarma per deck is that the fathers of the ening of the road Iw<aw0<>n Lorane of
objections, if any, to said final account lh« cuuuly court of Lan» county, Htat»
and Cottage Grove.
About one-
ment conference!
of Oregon administrator of the estate of
two boys are playing a joke on half mile of this road will be and th> final settlement of said estate
and first puLli«! i d this l«th Idssle Bland. d»c«a«ed, by
an
Order
them, it was revealed here today widened nnd rock placed, according day Dated
of
July.
19*27.
bearing dale th« 15th day of July. 1927
When love is blind, how is it by Reginald Back. Union Steam­ to Clinton Hurd, county commis­
JOHN C. NKKI.TON Adminls
Ail persons having claims against the
that so tnanv fai in love at fint ship company agent.
Irator of th«
estate
of
sioner.
Mr. Hurd
recently in­
rotate of I.Uale Bland, deceased.
ar»
sight !
E Skelton, Deceased
Cook and Lawrence are on their spected the site where a P0 foot HERBERT ■ lano-s
hereby notified and rvoulred to present
W. LOMBARD.
lb«
»«tin
iluly
verified,
to
th«
under
way to Paradise Isle of Moorea in bridge ou the Boggs road will be
signed at hi« office In the City of Cot
The fellow who feels that h the south seas to gather material moved. The change in kication of
lagr Uro***. I«4nv county. State of Oregon,
is about to lose is always willing for a college operetta next fall.
on «»r before «1« months from th» dal«
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
SETTLEMENT
this span will provide a shorter
of the first publication of this notied.
to meet the other fellow half way.
When they sought [icmiiwion of route to the l*acifie highway for a
Nutlca la hereby given that the un
Oat. -I I and first published thia I Nth
their fathers to make the trip pro­ number of residents of the Harris­
>ler«iKne«i hi»« filed h«r« In hi«
fl-ml day «f Ldy 1927
A wolf in sheep's clothing—the vided they work t-heir way across. burg district and they will defray •«-count
*■ *«l miniatrator of the «Blate
O O VKATCH, Administrator of
person who comes to you confi­ the parents acquiesced. Anti then, a part of the cost, thv Ixine com- of W. H. Gilbert, dec«a»«d with th«
th« Estate of
Ussle
Bland.
county clerk, of Lane county. Or«c«n
dentially to get information to without letting their sons know, mission er stat«**.
Deceased
and an order haa been made and entered
peddle.
they purchased tickets for the boys
-I
uf record
directing
this
notice
and HERBERT W LOMBARD.
Attorney for Estate
jylhal5(M)
• Tlia-y would lie well taken care
•«tting the Slat day of Auguat. 1937
Couple Married Fifty Years.
at th»- hour of U n o’clock a rn , aa
A man with a will is popular of as sailors.
Mr and Mrs. Wiilmin Br.siks uf the lime, and th« county court room
with his relatives who hope to be
NOTICE or riNAL SETTLEMENT.
Dorena celebrated their golden in th« co inty court houa** at Eugen«,
rem ember»'« I.
"NO PARKING” SIGN
wedding anniversary last week. Mr. l,an« county Oregon, aa th« place for
Notle« 1» hereby flr«a that th« under
th*- hearing of objection*. If any. to
RESISTS DESTRUCTION Brooks was buru in Texas but spout •uch
■ itfnrtj has filed hi« final report and ar
final account and the final ««til«
count at th«* a«iininlttrator of the estate
many veers on the plains in Kan­ Mi«nt of aaid i-*tate.
Somehow or other we can’t de-
Jo*«*, deceased with the
Dal« of first publishing this let day of Emma
He had many thrilling ex­
velop much sympathy for the fel
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8—(U. sas.
rouBty rlerk of I urn« county. Orefuh, and
irn.
low who is selling at a loss some­ P.)—Annoyance over th»* acts of periences with the Indians of that of Aurust,
that Fursday. the 24th day *>f August.
IHHMAKI.
Administrator
A. W
thing for which he once refused a careleM motorist* in breaking “No section. Mrs. Brooks was born in
19’27. at the hour of ten o’clock a in. in
II Gilt,, rl
of the «-alate of W
agi 59(M)e tii« county court room in th« county court
deceaaed.
Long Distance Hauling
fabulous priee.
Parking*’ signs, caused the inven­ California. The couple moved to
houa< Eugene, Lan« county. Oregon, has
HERBERT
W
LOMBARD,
--------------------- r
tive gemuw ef Vi« at fl
Dorena about a veer ago from Cali­
b»< n hr (hr court *et a« the tinm and
Piano Moving a Specialty
The man who is pointing .with la ml electrician, to flame and he fornia and are enthusiastic ul>out
outward pride may be viewing with » designed an unbreakable ¡Mint to be the beauty of Oregon, declaring
they will make their home here for
used for such signs.
inward alarm.
The post ha.* a heavy spring at the rest of their days. Eight chil­
ita base and if a sharp blow from dren have been born to the couple.!
Agent Makes Soil Teets.
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
a speeding car knocks it flat it Three sons reside in Oregon.
Soil tests for 14 Lane county will spring to an upright position
South Sixth Street—Rear First
farmers were made last week by again unharmed.
SUMMONS
National Bank.
O. 8. Fletcher, Lane sounty agri­
Spath invented the post after
In the circuit court uf th« Blate of 1
cultural agent. The tests are to he had been forecd to labor long
for Lsn«* county.
STORAGE AND GENERAL determine the acidity of the soil and hard in replacing broken “No Oregon
<*ottage Grove Adjuntnient Bureau,
a
and the need for lime, the eounty Parking” i signs
’_
at the pince where
corporation. plaintiff, vs Frank Bur ah ,
TRANSFER
agent states. Mr. Fletcher makes he is employed,
Defendant
’
It has attracted
.the
the analysis for any farmer who the attention of city officials, how- T. Frank Bnrrh. .defendant
th« narn- of the Htate of Oregon,
_ le of soil. The sample ever, and Captain Frank Irvin, you In and
sends a sampl«
Office phone 6
ra<h of you, are hereby sum
taken as deep as the head of the traffic department, is moned and r«-«i Bred to appear and answer
should be tai
Residence phen« 155 -L
j plow and not simply a clod from testing it not with a view of in- the complaint of plaintiff in the abov«
action on or before the last day
' the surface, the county
countv agent
»«rent ad
ad- ­ stalling similar sign* on all down­ entitled
of the Mme prescribed in the order for
J
vises.
town streets to eliminate heavy re publication of summons, to-wit; Th«
13th day of Scptembor, 1927; and you
placement costs.
p SOCIETY !
“Ask Me Another”
NEW AUTOMATIC
WESTINGHOUSE
IRON
“How hot is hot?
Not too HOT
Not too Cold
LET TRAINED BARBERS
SPECIAL!
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M
S tates P ower company
ROCK AND
SAND
Concrete rock, per
yard. $1.85,
Delivered
Sands, per vd., $2.25
Delivered
M. A. HORN
Phone 35F4
Cottage Grove
NOTICE or FINAL METTLEMENT
NtrriUK tH lir.KK IIV GIVEN
Thai
the uadrrsigned has filed herein her fin
al sreoont as »■«■■cutris of the last will
anti testament
Josiah Porter, dreeas« d
with th« county rl«rk of l»aae county.
Htat« of Oregon
and order has been
tuaile and «nierctl of record directing this
nnt|> r «nd setting the *24lh day uf Aug
ust« 1927. at the hour of l«n
o'cloei
s m . as th» tim», and th« county court
room In the county court house at Ku>
ge.fi« Lane county. Oregon, na the place
fur th«- hearing <»f objections if any. to
said final account and th» final settle
meat of said estate.
Dated «nd first published this 16th day
nt * July 1937
I.MMA PORTKR
F.serulris
of the Last Will and Testa
m« nt of Josiah Porter. De­
ceased.
•
111 RIIERT W. M>MIIARD.
Attorney for Estai».
j/16al5(M)
Chestnut Transf er
»
Two Federal Agents Killed.
WASHINGTON, Aug 8.-(U.P.)
—-Two members of the crew of a
United States coast guard cutter
were killed and two were injured
in a bloody battle with rum run­
ners off the Florida coast latn yes­
terday, according to word received
here today,
It is reported that
two of the rum runners were
wounded.
The mm runner wat
sunk 32 miles off the Florida coat«
i
t
by the guns of the cutter, the
report states.
KEEP COOL!
DO YOUR IRONING
ELECTRICALLY
Congresauian Warns Allens
HOQUIAM. Wash.. Aug 8—(U.
P. )—Congressman Johnson
tolriy
¡sailed a warning to aliens thnf
participation in demonstrations it.
behalf of Sacco and Vanzetti would
preclude any chances of gaining
citizenship.
Demonstrations, sev­
eral of serious aspect, have been
held all over the world a* a protest
against the sentence of death im­
posed on tho two condemned men.
Factory Representative
Demonstrating
Conlon Ironers
Tuesday and Wednesday
Portland Bandit Dying.
PORTLAND, Orc., Aug. 8—(U.
P.)—Arthur Rogers, bandit, i« dy­
ing as the result of a gunshot
wound received last night in an
attempted holdup of a service sta
I tion. L. O. McCluskey, filling sta-
[ tion operator, routed the bandit in
< a duel hut was shot in the elbow
by Rogers.
At Your Home Or at Our Office
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.—(U.
P.)—Three men were arrested here
in a ^citizens riot.
They were
charged with distributing inflam-
matory literature urging a strike
as a protest against the esorti-
tion of Sacco and Vanzetti.
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY
i
Typewriter
Sentinel.
Ribbons
The
an- hereby notified that if you fall so to '
appear and answer, for want thereof th»
Plaintiff will apply to the above entitled
court for a judgment against yoii in the
sum of Misty Aie Dollars ($61.00) to­
gether with interest thereon at the rate
of six per rent per annum from the 1st I
day of October, 1925; and the further
sum of Forty Dollars Fifty Cents ($40.
50) together with interest thereon at the
rate of six per eent per annum from th«- ’
30th day of December, 1926; and for the
costs and disbursements of this action;'
and for an order directing that
said
judgment be satHfied out of moneys now
attached in said cause.
This summons is served by publication
thereof in the Cottage Grove Hentinsl, a i
newspaper of general circulation, pub­
lished at Cottage Grove, Lane county.
Oregon under and by virtue of an order
of the Honorable C. P. Barnard, judge
of the county court of Lano county, Htat«
of Oregon, dated the Sth day of August.
1927, directing publication hereof once
each week fur four successive and con
i’ cutive weeks In said newspaper, Which
order required you to appear and answer
the complaint in this cause on or before
four weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons.
The date of the first publication of
this summons is August 6, 1927.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Attorney for Plaintiff
/lddress and post office address, First
National Bai
Ing, Cottage Grot«
Oregon.
ag8s5(M)c
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue
of an execution »nd order of »ale in fore-
closare iaiued out of the Clrcoit Court of
Lane county, Oregon, on the 27th day of
.lune, 1927. in a unit wherein on the 10th
day of June, 1927. in aaid court Cltitena
■Saving» Hank and Truat company, a cor­
poration, plaintiff, recovered judgment 1
againat the defendant* Palmer Rumford. |
Anna Rumford, Ida wife and J. It. Barber {
for tire auni of *:i352.60, together with |
interest thereon from June 16, 1927, at '
the rate of ten per cent per annum until !
paid, and the further auni of «300.00 »t-
torneya tn«», and the coats and dlabiir»»-
ment» herein in the »urn of *19.80, which
judgment wan enrolled and docketed In
the Clerk» office of »aid court in aaid
county on the 16th day of June, 1927,
and »aid execution to me directed com­
manding me in the name of the Htate of
Oregon, In order to aatlafy »aid judgment, !
interest, attorney» fee», coats of suit and
accruing coat» to sell the following dea-
' ribed real property, towili
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