Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 08, 1919, Image 3

Going It Too Hard OREGON NEWS NOTES
A POORLY ru n UORBB
reflects discredit on It* owner, but the
id u « i
geta tbn worst o f l b « dnal l>«
cause economy la feeding tba nor»e
effects Ita working capacity aa wall aa
tla appcaraure
I f your bore« kirk» on
bla faed you eaa correct It by buying
your feed kara, aa you gat tha baal
quality for tba laaat outlay. Farmer»,
mot rar lor» and boraa owner» generally
know tbat our faad la alwaya up to tba
standard.
STERUNG FEED CO.
SOUTHERN P A O iriO T IM E TA B L E
(In effect Juni« I, lt»M*)
North Bound
South Bound
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Nu. 14 -4:07 |>. in. No. f».'t
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No. 10 3:31» a. in. No. 15
11.47 p. in.
No. 17—7:57 p. in.
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F. L Edwards
Carpenter and
Builder
Overwork, worry, overeating and lark
o f eiereiio-aud deep ara reaponaibla for
much kidney trouble. I f your L«ek acbea
unit the kidneya tuem weuk, real up and
ii»« Doan's Kidney I'illa.
II. N. llenrikien, Dorms, Ora., aaya:
“ 1 wu» flat on my back for about three
week» on account o f iuteuaa paiu ac.ro»»
my kidney». 1 think following the
bluckamlth trade for twenty ail year*
hud a lot to do with bringing on the
trouble in tlin firat place. I knew my
kidnuy» wer« out of whack aud begun
lining lloau’a Kidney I'illa. They fined
me up in good shape aud I haven't been
bothered for a year now. 1 gladly rec­
ommend Doan'a, for I know they are a
fill« kidney medicine."
1’rlc.e, 60c at all dealer*. Don’t
»imply u»k for a kidney remedy get
IkNta’ l Kidney 3*111» the »ame that
Mr. Henrikaen hud. Kinder Milburn Co.,
Mfgra., I in f f u to, N. Y.
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S H O O T IN O O F E L K IS
N O T TO B E P E R M IT T E D
Tliere i» lo be no «hoolitig o f ulk in
Oregon durilig thè yenr II»li». Hucli la
thè statement nitide by Htatn (lame
Wnrden fa r i I). Hhoemiiker, who bu»
reeeiveil a niimber of inqiiirie» li» to
thè dule of thè openiiig of thè »euaon
fer huiiting elk. In order thut thè
iiii«iiiidi'r»taiMling tnuy be corrorted,
thè guine w unteli eiphiin» that thè
11«l!l |nw protm'ted elk unlil Augimt I,
min, but thi» In» W l i » repenled by thè
IHl.l legislature ami perpetuai protee
timi wu» provided fer thi» notile ani
inni. "T h e re wlll be no open »euaon
on <-lk in thi» »tute nt nny tinte utile»»
thè |egi»|uture f i l e » ime nt nome fu
ture »e»»iun. W,. only bave n few elk
in Ihe alate nml un open sea»on woulib
kitl prudleniiv n11 of the»e u ff,'* auy»
Mr. Hhoemuker.
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O ffice in 1-awaon Building.
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Cot tag» Grov*
Oregon
THE
M AX LÜEBKE
R A W L E IG H M A N
776 811th A n
"A d le r-i ka is the only medicine for
gus on the stomach. I never had a« much
relief with any medicine. 1 would not
take $25.00 for tb« relief one bottle of
Adler-i ku guve me. I cannot get done
reeommemlmg i t . "
(Higned) H. L.
Hick», A»hlcy, III.
Adler i-ka expels A L L gas and sour­
ness. Removes A L L foul mutter which
|«iis»ns system. Ofteu t 'l ’ REH ronstipa-
lion. Prevents appendicitis. We hsve
sold Adler i-ka many years. It is a mix­
ture o f buckthorn, cascara, glycerine
and nine other simple drugs. New Era
Drug Htore.
NEW
B U T T E R W R A P P R IC E S
W., Eugen*. Ore.
O. Y. Qar ou tu . Local Agent
R. M cC A R O A R . D. D. 8.
D E N T IS T
Neuralgie relieved ieitantly by
local application. Beaidence and
o ffice at Fifth and Main.
1‘hune 131J Cottage Qrove, Ore.
On account of another advance in
the price of butter parchment, we
find the following alight advance
in price» necesaary:
100 w raps.......................... ..... $1.30
Each additional 100 ordered
at »atno time a» first 100.......40c
Friday and Saturday 8pecial
D R. 8. M. W E N D T
Physician and Burgeon
Hpecial attention given to eurgery
and eye, eer end thront. Country
«eile aa well aa city calla answered
day or alght.-
O ffice: Cottage Grove Hoapital
A reduction of 20 cents will be
mnde on fir»t hundred on all or­
der» printed on Fridays or Satur­
day». Orders may be placed on
any «lav of the week for printing
on F rid ay or Saturday at the re­
duced price.
COTTAGE
GROVE
SENTINEL
J. E. Y O U N G
ATTORNBY AT LA W
O ffice on Main avenue
Cottege Grove
Oregon
A . W . R IM E . M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N A N D 8ORQE0N
O ffice in Phillip* building over
the Henson drug store. O ffice
phons 34 Residence phone 12flJ.
Cottage Grove
Oregon
D R . W . M. H A M IL T O N
lies
Phone 14K3
LICENSED CH IRO PRAC TIC
P H Y S IC IA N
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Consultation
end
eiaminatioa
free. O ffice houre 9 to 5. Hun-
day* and evenings by appointm’t.
O ffice in old Cottage Grove banh
building at 104tt Main avenue.
H. J. S H IN N
ATTORNEY AT LAW
and notary nubile. Practices ta
all courts. Twenty-five years ex­
perience.
Bader Bldg,
Oottage Grove, Ore.
ALTA
K IN O
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections, Prohate, Notary
Publio
NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that Hyrena
M. Jones has l>eeii appointed adminis­
tratrix o f the eatate of Edward Jones,
deceased, by the County Court o f Imne
County, Oregon, on the 12th day of
June, A. 1). 1UIU. That all persons
having claims Hgainst said estate are
hereby notified to present the same
duly verified, to the said administra­
trix ut Cottage Grove, Oregon, within
nix months from the date of the firat
publication o f this notice, which will
bo the 18th day o f July, A. D. 1919.
H YRENA M. JON EH,
11. J. HH1NN,
Administratrix.
^ M t o r n e ^ fo r ^ d m ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ jl^ O S jO S
A D M IN IS T R A T O R ’ S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thut the un­
dersigned hu» been appointed by the
County Court for Lane County, Oregon,
executrix of the ln»t will and testa-
ment and o f the estate o f Charles
Knhrenwnld, deceased.
A ll persons having claims against
said estate are required to present the
same duly verified at the office of
J. K. Young, in Cottage Grove, Oregon,
within six months after the date of
this notice.
Bated nt Cottage Grove, Oregon, this
30th day o f July, 1911».
E LIZA B E T H P A H R H N W A LD , *
Executrix o f the W ill of
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Charles Kahrenwnld, Deceased.
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774 Willamette Bt., Eugene, Ore.
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D. N. M c IN T U R F F
ATTO RNEY A T LA W
P reel lew* In nil court». Will »tt«n d to
y «M ir bualnsM promptly, honrntly »ml r»r-
fMMitly. Hp«wl»l Attention »riven to th#
«Rumination o f »huírmete, drafting Of will»,
•• t il in g «yf «H t» te». ronvsy»nri*s, coller-
tkm» »nd psnalonii. In Finit National
bank but Ul Ing on ftth «treat.
Phpna M
C o tte*«) (trova. Ora.
H. W . T IT U S . D . M. D.
E X P E R T D E N T IS T R Y
Modern equipment. First Nation­
al bank bldg. Office* hours 9 a.
m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to A p. m. Eve­
nings or Sundays by appointmfnt
J. 8. M E D L E Y
ATTO RNEY A T LA W
Eugens Ixian and Havings Rank
Building
Eugene
Oregon
Nolico ¡a hereby given to the legal
voters of sehool district No. 45 o f I.nne
County, Htate o f Oregon, thnt a apeo ¡al
sehool meetiug o f said district will be
hebl ut auditoriuin o f high sehool
building on the 18th day o f Augunt,
1919, at two o ’eloek in the afternoon,
for the following objeets: The elec-
tion o f ono director to serve until the
unniinl eleetion in 1920, ocensioned by
the resignation o f Director A lf. Jury.
Dated this 30tli day o f July, 1919.
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H. J. H fllN N ,
Chairtnnn bonrd o f directora.
Worth ilarvey, District Clerk. a 1-8-15
Foley’s Honey «»a Tar
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E V E R Y W H E R E !
Th> Gaston fire ’rifepartmeht, 'com-
posed entirely of volunteers, ha»| bad
prlnb-i) a big supply of good oslxed
poster», warning the public to be
especially careful of fire during» the
dry season,
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Development o f the coal deposits
In the Coos Bay region Is Indicated In
articles of Incorporation which were
filed with Corporation Commissioner
Schuldcrman by the Coqullle Coal A
Coke company.
Te'ograms suggesting a conference
Dallas is to have a post of the Ameri­
o f Pacific coast mayors to formulate
can Legion.
Klamath Kalla is assured of another plans to fight the high prices of food­
stuff h were sent to chief executives
large box factory.
A $10 a month raise In salaries was o f all leading coast cities by Msyor
Baker of Portland.
granted Fossil teachers.
George S. CoojJbr, until recently lo­
Work on the highway between Dallas
cated In Peru where he acted as Ameri­
and Halem has been begun.
Miss Irene Applegate, 80 years old can vice-consul, has been appointed
and a pioneer of 1843. died at Yonealla. district deputy for the Modern Wood­
The Henson hotel of Portland has men of America and will make his
b o o n
sold to ex-Governor L. II. Hanna headquarters in Salem.
Disposition of 6000 acres o f swamp
of Fargo, N. D.
The city of Yamhill, through the land In the aouthern part of Klamath
state board of health, has filed plans county will depend upon an opinion as
to the title of this land, which has
for a new water system.
Governor Oloptt Is at Cannon Beach, been requested of Attorney General
where he will pass a few days with Brown by the state land board.
Tw o boys were arrested at Bandon
Mrs. Olcott and children.
Eugene real estate men declare that and taken to the county seat at Co­
there Is not a single desirable resi­ qullle for an Investigation of their pos­
sible connection with the murder of
dence In the city for rent.
The Astoria hoard of education has Lillian Leutbold, the 16-year old Ban-
now completed the corps of 91 teach­ don girl, who waa shot last Sunday.
ers for the next school year.
Ira Williams, state geologist: C. B.
Notification has reached Marshfield Osburn of the federal bureau of mines,
national guard officers that the Marsh­ and F. G. Sinclair have been Investi­
gating about the mouth of the Colum­
field company has been accepted.
The lumber shipment from the Co­ bia river for oil Indications, but found
lumbia in July showed a considerable no evidence of oil In commercial quan­
tities.
Increase over the previous month.
Summer apples are moving from
Decisive defeat of the movement to
Hood Hirer to Portland In heavier place the “ red” faction In control of
quantities than In any former season. the Portland Central Labor council
Halem aud Koeeburg are likely to be was administered when the conserva­
the bases of operation for airplanes tive ticket, beaded by Harry Ander­
on forest service petrol duty In Ore­ son for president, won a sweeping
victory in the semi-annual election of
gon.
The annual report of O. C. Brown, the council.
county superintendent, shows there are
Unless Governor Olcott takes the
6697 pupils of school age In Douglas Initiative It Is not ilkbl 7 that any ac­
tion will be started to determine his
county.
Huccesa of the airplane forest fire tenure of office until the time arrives
patrol In Oregon Is assured, according for filing nominating petitions prior to
to a statement of F. A. Elliott, state the next primary election, in the opin­
ion of I. H. Van Winkle, assistant at­
forester.
County Fruit Inspector E. C. Arm­ torney-general.
strong of Benton and Polk counties has
R. W. Allen, who for more than ten
been named blight Inspector for Doug­ years In the employment of the state
and government has worked on the
las county.
An Increase of nearly 40 per cent agricultural problems confronted by
was made In Eugene bank clearings settlers on the Umatilla government
for the month of July over the same project, has resigned to engage In
farming at Stanfield, where he has pur­
period last year.
Judge John 8. Coke In the circuit chased an 80-acre ranch.
court at Marshfield has .upheld the
Tw o Oregon war mothers are to re­
state law prohibiting the shipment of ceive French decorations with gilt
crabs from Coos Bay.
stars for boys who were killed In ac­
Portland firms secured the contract tion. according to army recruiting of­
for 1100 cases o f eggs advertised for ficers In Portland. Mrs. H. Schaffer,
by the Alaskan commission for ship­ 681 Twenty-fifth Btreet north, Portland,
Is one o f these, and Mrs. Evelyn W all­
ment to the far north.
With the opening of the Stanwood ing o f Walport, Or., Is the other.
sawmill for the sawing of railroad
Through the efforts of Representa­
ties, there are now five sawmills active tive Slnnott, Paullette Coudin, a
In the vicinity of Brownsville.
French orphan from Bordeaux, was
State Insurance Commissioner Har­ admitted to the United States to be
vey W ells has closed up the affairs taken to La Grande by Captain Jerry
of his office and turned It over to A. Rusk, former speaker of the Oregon
C. Barber, his former deputy.
house of representatives, where she
Unless the demand for lime In­ will make her home with him.
creases the state plant at Gold Hill
A t a meeting of Adjutant General
will close Indefinitely, according to Stafrln and general staff o f the Na­
C. W. Courtney, superintendent.
tional Guard of Oregon in Portland,
Members of the State Fair board, Colonel John L. May's resignation as
designated September 22. the first day colonel of the Third Oregon was re­
o f the 1919 fair, as Wlthycombe day. ceived and filed. There is no colonel
In honor of the late Governor Withy- of the regiment at present. An elec­
tion for colonel by the regimental of­
combe.
Since the organisation of the Oregon ficers will be held shortly.
Fruit Growers’ Co-operative associa­
The body of Charles L. Taylor, road
tion three weeks ago a total of 8000 supervisor of the McKenzie bridge dis­
acres o f prune orchards has been trict. who had been missing since July
23, was found by Harry Q. Hayes,
signed.
Eight workmen were fatally Injured about 2Ik miles from the spot where
In Oregon during the week ending Taylor's hunting companion, Clark,
July 31. according to the weekly re­ says they separated that day. A bul­
port o f the state Industrial accident let hole In the body Indicated that
commission.
Taylor had died from an accidental
The V. R. Dennis Construction com shot from his own rifle or had been
pany of McMinnville and C. W. Cook shot by someone else.
of Sheridan were awarded the contract
With a total of 75,044 automobiles
for paving Sheridan streeta at approxi­ bearing the Oregon license tag up to
mately $2 per yard-
the close o f business July 31. the 75,-
W. J. Edwards o f M ayvllle was 000 mark set early in the year as the
chosen president of the pioneers of probable maximum registrations for
Ollltam and W heeler oountles at a 11919 has already been 'passed and five
meeting at Julia Henderson pioneer months yet to come. It Is now confi­
grounds near Fossil.
dently expected that 80,000 automo­
“ Spray or suffer the consequences of biles will have been registered by the
worms In your apples," Is the warning automobile department tn the secre­
sounded to Oregon fruitgrowers by tary o f state’s office by the end of the
Leroy Childs, superintendent o f the year.
Hood River experiment station. •
Choice of a republican nominee for
Since the enactment* of the Irriga­ president tn Oregon rests with W illiam
tion district law by the state legisla­ Howard Taft, Charles Evans Hughes
ture In 1917 bonds In the sum of $3,- and General Leonard Wood. Those
606.000 have been certified by the Ir­ senators who are interposing objec­
rigation securities commission.
tions to the league of nations peace
The purchase of two tractors for treaty have little or no support. Senti­
use on the farms of the state school ment for the league Is strong tn the
for feeble-minded and ths boys’ In­ state. Such Is a sumpary resulting
dustrial training school Is under con­ from a questionnaire sent out by The
sideration by the state board of con Portland Oregonian to the Independent
trol.
republican presa of the state.
Percy Cupper, state engineer, has
Interest on Irreducible school funds
been asked to approve plans for the amounting to $408,746.36 has been ap­
Langell valley Irrigation district In portioned among the several counties
southern Klamath couhty.
Approx! of Oregon by the state land board.
mately 30,000 acres are Included In the The report was prepared by State
project
Treasurer H off and shows a total of
Miss Ella May Harmon, Umatilla 209,615 children of school age In the
county's now home demonstration itate. This Is an increase of 3929 pu­
agen t has begun her duties at Pendlo pils when compared with the report
ton, succeeding Miss Lorene Parker, Issued a year ago. The amount ap­
who recently resigned to be married portioned also shows an Increase of
shortly.
Miss Harmon comes from $31.342.63, while the per capita Is
Bose man, M ont
1 boosted from $1.83 to $1.95.
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Event« of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
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An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation.
Are you doing your utmost to prepare to lead in its solution?
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Three regular terms— Fall term begins September 22, 1919
EVERY PATRON OF TIIE SENTINEL IS HELPING TO GIVE
COTTAGE GROVE WHAT EMINENT AUTHORITY HAS STATED
TO BE THE BEST COUNTRY WEEKLY PAPER ON THE COAST
N o tic e o f S chool M e e tin g
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters o f Sehool District No. 45, o f I-ane
County, Htate of Oregon, that a school meeting of said district will be held
at auditorium o f high school building on the 18th day o f August, 1911^ at two
o ’clock in the afternoon to vote on the proposition o f levying a special district
tax. The total amount of money needed by the district during the fiscal year
beginning on June 18, 1919, and ending ou June 30, 1929, is estimated in the
following budget and ineludes the amounts to be received from the county
school fund, state school fund, special district tax, and all other money» of the
district:
B U D G ET
E S TIM ATE D EXPEND ITU RES
IN STRU CTIO N
Teachers’ salaries.--------------------------------------------------- 413,392.00
Htationery and supplies---------------------------------------------
209.00 $13,592.00
O E N E B A L CONTROL
Election and renans
........a
.................
Superintendent ’» »alary ...................................
Clerk's »alary................................ ...
f
45.00
1,890.00
120.00
1.965.00
Water ......................................................................
Light and power............... .................. ...... ...... ..........
Telephone .......... * ................
............
Printing ............. ..... ........ •
Sundries ......................
1,325.00
29»),00
650.00
75.00
125.00
75.00
50.00
50.00
2,550 00
M A IN T E N A N C E
Building repair and upkeep grounds............................
Replacement and repair equipment.......................... .....
Insurance ..................... ............ .
............... ........ .....
1,700.00
100.00
325.60
2,125.60
HOME ECONOMICS
Teacher’» «alary.................
Maintenance
.................... ................. ..... _ ....._.......
882.00
78.00
960.00
M A N U A L T R A IN IN G
Teacher’s salnrv..................
Equipment and maintenance............. ..............
990.00
310.00
1,300.00
O PER ATIO N
Janitors’ salaries.................... _.................. _................
Janitors’ supplies...... . ...........
.
_ ........
OTHER P A Y M E N T S
Library .............................
............
Bonds to redeem ..........................................................
Bond interest.............. ........................ ............ ............
Warrants outstanding.....................................................
Warrant interest...................._.................................... .
50.00
1,000.00
2,700.00
3,210.97
500.00
Total estimated amount o f money to be expended for all
purposes durinir the year........... . ..... -
____ _______
E S TIM A TE D RECEIPTS
From county school fund during coming school year_
From state school fund during the coming school year.
From high school attendance.............. ...... .... ...............
F'rom uncollected 1918 taxes.............. .......................
From tuition, institute certificates, manual training, home
economics, sundry_____ _________ ______ ...
$29,953.57
5,364.40
1,155.60
2,500.00
4,000.00
150.00
Total estimated receipts, not including the money to be
received for the tax which it is proposed to vote__
$13,170.00
R E C A P IT U L A T IO N
Total estimated expenses for the year..........................
. $29,953.57
Total estimated receipts, not including the tax to be v ot od.__ ____ .. 13,170.00
Balance, amount to be raised by district tax__ ______
..$16,783.57
Dated this 22nd day of July, 1919.
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H. J. S H IN N , Chairman Board o f Director».
Attest: W ORTH H A R V E Y , District Clerk.
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NOTICE O r SCHOOL E LE C TIO N TO IN CRE ASE T A X MORE T H A N SIX
PE R C E NT OVER T H A T OF PRE VIO U S YEAR.
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters o f School District No. 45, of
Iqine County, State o f Oregon, that an election will be held in »aid district at
auditorium o f high school building on the 18th day o f August, 1919, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, to vote on the question o f increasing the amount of
the tax levy in said district for the year 1919, by more than six per cent over
the amount o f such levy for the year immediately preceding.
It is necessary to raise this additional amount by special levy for tho
following reasons: Increased salaries of teachers, repairs to building», improve­
ments, including two play-sheds, and increased cost o f supplies.
Dated tips 22nd day o f July, 1919.
H. J. S H IN N , Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: WORTH H A R V E Y , District Clerk.
jtylK-alA
STATEM ENT
OF U N C L A IM E D
C O M M E R C IA L
D E P O S IT S .
Statement o f the First National Bank, o f Cottage Grove, County of Ijine,
Htate o f Oregon, showing the amount standing to the credit o f every depositor
July 1, 1919, who ha» not made a deposit, or who has not withdrawn nny part
o f his deposit (commercial deposits), principal or interest, for a period o f more
lhan seven (7) years immediately prior to said date, with the name, la»t known
place o f residence or postoffice address o f such depositor, and the faet o f his
death, i f known.
Name of Dopo«!tor
R. C. Briggs
Wm. Cocroft
.
Mrs. E. A. Doney
Mrs. L. M. Ormsby
Mrs. Eve Reed
Mrs. R. O. Ryan
Geo. W. Yanee
Residence or
P octofflc« Address
Cottage
Cottage
Cottage
Cottage
Cottage
Cottage
Cottage
Grove,
Grove,
Grove,
Grove,
Grove,
Grove,
Orove,
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Dead, i f Paclis
Known to Ssc’ y
or Cashier
Not known
Not known
Not known
Not known
Not known
Not known
Not known
Amount
$51.11
1.9«
1.25
1.(8»
8.11
60.00
1 1.40
Htate o f Oregon, County o f Lane, s».: I, T. C. Wheeler, being first duly
sworn, depose and say upon oath, that I am th(. cashier o f the Fir»t National
Bank, o f Cottage Grove, County o f I^ane, State of Oregon; thnt the foregoing
statement ia a full, true, eorrect and complete statement, showing the name,
last known residence or postoffice address, fart o f death, i f known, and tho
amount to the credit of each depositor as required by tbc provisions o f Chapter
148, o f the Oenerml Imws o f Oregon, 1907, and Chapter 214, o f the General
Laws o f Oregon, 1917.
T. C. WHEELER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day o f July, A. D. 1919.
O. O. VBATCH, Notary Public for Oregon.
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(M y commission expires September 20, 1919.)