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F ay T rib b ey . M a rg a rite
S abin.
th e face of th e 35 bill w ith the
of im proved la n d s u ita b le
fo r J u n e .
T he Coos Bay T im e s w as ta k ­ C am illa 'W hite, D onna M cK enzie,
L in coln M em orial fo r the back
g e n e ra l fa rm in g
C om ing.
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.—
I.ela
G ilb ert S tevenson. C lin to n v ille,
, H a m ilto n 's p o r tr a it w ill a p p ear
en o v er th e firs t of th e y e a r by M ary C a th e rin e S o ran so n .
Ja m e s L. G riggs, V irgil, 8. Da Wls. In te re ste d In se c u rin g 160
T he y e a r 1 928 w ill m a rk
th e
E. J. M urray, fo rm e rly o f K la m ­ C ru m ley an d Ju n e C rum ley.
firs t c h an g e in sin e o f
p ap er on th e face o f th e $10 bill and
k o ta. In te re ste d In se c u rin g im ­ acre« of Im proved, o r tim b e r land
a th F alls.
M ike M aloney and
, th e T re a su ry b u ild in g
on
th e
m oney sin ce 1861.
proved la n d s u ita b le fo r sheep, su ita b le
fo r g en eral
fa rm in g .
| back
F o r th e face of the $20
D an M aloney, w ho co n d u cte d The ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a
sto c k ra isin g , an d g e n e ra , fa r m ­ , C om ing.
F o r m o n th s th e b u re a u of e n ­ , bill G ro v er C le v e la n d 's
♦
T im es fo r 20 y ears, an d m ade It ♦
p o rtra it
ing. C om ing th is su m m er.
W. A H ansz, 2001
W a rra n ,
a re lia b le and
p o p u la r
p ap er, ♦ OOVNTY C L E R K ’S F IL IN G S ♦ g ra v in g an d p rin tin g , th e g r e a t­ h as been chosen, w ith the W hite
T h ad 8. Beede, 4241 44th av i W infield, K an sas.
♦
♦
est
p
rin
t
sh
o
p
in
th
e
w
orld
will
In te re s te d In
H ouse fo r th e back.
hav e not said w hat th e y a re to
en u e, so u th . M inneapolis, Minn 1 th e w estern p a rt of th e
be b usy m a k in g new an d s m a ll­
s ta te ,
M rs. R o sem o n d L o ren a C hase
do In th e fu tu re
W hile th is
G ra n t's p o rtra it w ill be on the
B iddeen M yers to M H. Bow e r | l b ills so th a t upon
In te re s te d in th e w e ste rn
an d j W a n ts 5 a c re s of Im proved lan d
som e face of th e $50 bill. B enjam in
w rite r re g r e ts th a t th e M aloney m an . deed.
Mrs R qsem ond L o ren a C hase, c e n tra l p a rt of th e sta te . W ants su ita b le fo r d airy in g ,
fixed d ay n ex t fall th e y m ay be , F r a n k lin ’s on th e $100. McKin
p o u ltry ,
boys a re to r e tir e from th e n ew s­
w ho passed aw ay S a tu rd a y , Ja n -J land s u ita b le fo r sh eep ra isin g , I an d fru it ra isin g .
R. K H ogan to R W. E. Cole Issued s im u lta n e o u sly
th
r
o
u
g
h
­
C om ing th is
,
lev
’s
on
th
e
$500,
Jack
so
n
s
on
p a p e r field o f Coos co u n ty , he deed.
u arjr 7, from a com p licatio n of on sm a ll scale. P re fe rs som e Im­ sp rin g
o u t th e c o u n try an d th e old ones
hopes th e new
p u b lish e r
m ay
F lo re n c e G illings to J o h n Me re tire d a t one sjvoop to be re ­ I th e $1000, M adison's on the $5.- d iseases, was b o rn a t P in e
C om ing th is s u m - '
Is p ro v em en ts.
H. W P a rk e r, 330 F ifth a v e ­
m a in ta in th e h ig h s ta n d a rd of K enzie, m o rtg ag e
000, a n d C h ase’s on th e $10,000.
m er.
lan d . M inn., J u ly 12. 1866.
d eem ed . o f co u rse, upon d em an d .
n ue, D ickinson, N. D. I n te r e s t­
n e w sp a p e r m a k in g set by
th e
All th ese desig n s h a v e been ap- '
Tom L. W allace to W m. Jo h n
She
leaves
to
m
o
u
rn
h
e
r
loss
A Z im m erm an , box AZ, A lia- ed in w estern O regon.
N otes o f
o th e r
d e n o m in atio n s , proved, a lth o u g h som e m ay
W a n ts
M aloney b ro th e rs.
be
so n . deed to m in in g claim .
one son at S a sk ato o n . S a sk .; tw o da. Mon. In te re ste d in th e Wil front 10 to 15 acres of Im proved
w ill be p rin te d an d put In c irc u ­ ch an g ed la te r.
T h is e a rly in th e gam e, h o w ­
b ro th e rs, G eorge and Jesse F e n - ' la in e tte valley
W. J. W alk e r to E lvin R M il­ la tio n p ro b ab ly In 1929.
W an ts 160 acre« lan d su ita b le fo r fru it and g en ­
e v e r, it Is plain th a t M arsh field
No re tire m e t of m oney m ak
ler, w a rra n ty deed.
one of im proved lan d
s u ita b le
f o r ' e ra l fa rm in g C om ing th is sp rin g .
T h e new n o tes w ill be 6 5-16 ln g m a c h in e ry v ill be n e c e ssita t ton. at R o ch ester. M inn.;
a n d Coos co u n ty a re n o t to be
b ro th e r, S p en cer F en to n , an d one ' sheep an d stock ra isin g .
H. E. M angum to R. V anW le, by 2 11-16 Inches w h ereas th e
Also
ed by th e ch an g e, it Is said.
i
rid o f th e co n te n tio n th a t
has w a ra n ty deed.
The c h a m b e r Is advised
th a t
sis te r, Mrs. L illie G oodm an,
of in te re ste d
in
irrig a te d
lan d s. 1 Reid. M urdock & Co. of C hicago,
n o tes now In c irc u la tio n a re 7
been occasioned by th e tw o n ew s­
M enahga. M in n :
one
b r o t h e r ,' C om ing.
M. F ritzsch e to W. M H u n ter, 7-16 by 3 1-2 Inches*. By th e
papers.
It a p p e a rs b efo re
th e m o rtg ag e.
la rg e st p a ck ers o f food p ro d u cts
H ugh, o f S a sk a to o n . Sask , and
c h a n g e th e g o v e rn m e n t ex p ects to
A. M. Peck, Use, Colo. I n t e r ­ in th e w orld, hav e decided
new p u b lis h e r took
c h a rg e an
to
a
siste
r,
M
rs
W
eglev,
o
f
W
illts-
'
C h a rlo tte W ilson to
W.
M sav e $ 2 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 a n n u a lly .
T he
a g re e m e n t
h ad
been
reach ed
P o rtla n d , O re., J a n u r . — J, H ton. N. D., w ho cam e to n u rs e 1 ested in w estern O regon. W a n ts build tw o c a n n e rie s In O regon,
H
u
n
te
r,
m
o
rtg
ag
e
.^hereby a la rg e p e rcen tag e
of
re d u c tio n In size o f th e b ills is
from 3 to 5 a cres o f im proved lo catio n s yet to be d eterm in ed .
S he was '
S ta te I-and B oard to J o h n A. ex p ected to In crease th e cap acity C u n n in g h am , a ir m ail pilot, had h e r in h e r la st days.
land s u ita b le fo r d airy in g
an d
th e b u sin e ss houses in
M arsh ­
th
e
th
rill
of
his
life
last
S
a
t
u
r
-
’
T h is week th e c h am b e r ls h a v ­
T y le r, sa tisfa c tio n of m o rtg ag e. of th e b u re a u o f en g ra v in g and
a lo n g and p a tie n t s u ffe re r.
p o u ltry raisin g .
A lso In te re ste d ing a fo ld e r p rin te d g iv in g th e
field a re to give all rtie lr a d v e r­
d ay w hen his sh ip o f th e sk y be-.'
T
he
fu
n
e
ra
l
w
as
held
S
u
n
d
a
y
'
p rin tin g by 50 p er cent becau se fa m e laden w ith heav y ice
C om ing
,n h is to ry of B a ttle Rock
tis in g to th e new p u b lish e r. T h is
to a t 2 o ’clock fro m th e ch u rch . Rev. I In ir rig a te d land.
12 of th e sm a lle r n o tes can be m ak e it resem b le a n Ice-cloaked
is one of th e b ig g est b o n eh ead ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
W h itse tt p re a c h in g th e s e rm o n .!
♦ p rin te d at o n e Im p ressio n upon
plays a b u sin ess firm could a t ­ ♦
♦ PORT OREORI) AND LANG- ♦ th e sam e p ress w hich now p rin ts sh ip of th e sea.
S h e w as laid a t re s t in th e P o rt
te m p t to p e rp e tra te on th e p u b ­
Six
tim
es
betw
een
E
u
g
en
e
and
♦
M ils PA RISH
♦ , b u t e ig h t
O rfo rd cem etery .
lic, an d we m ista k e th e te m p e r
P o rtla n d he w as forced to land
♦ Rev. J. C. \\
4
T h ro u g h th e ch an g e
In size In field s an d crack off th e Ice
o f th e c itizen s o f M arsh field and
S iste r th o u w ast m ild and lovely.
| th e b ills w ill be m ade m o re con-
Coos co u n ty If th is b o y co tt
Is
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ | v en ien t to h a n d le an d w ill also be w ith a p a ir o f p liers so th a t he G en tle as th e ev en in g breeze
not ’b ro k en In a v ery s h o r t tim e I ♦ C ♦ h u ♦ rch
could
c
o
n
tin
u
e
w
ith
a
bag
of
c a le n d a r fo r J a n u a r y m o re d u ra b le .
T h e new no tes m ail th a t w as d u e in P o rtla n d P le a s a n t as th e a i r o f ev en in g
— A m erican.
! 15, 1928.
As It flo a ts am o n g th e tre e s.
will slip in to a bill-fo ld o r p o ck ­ th a t n ig h t.
S u n d ay school P o rt O rfo rd and
P eacefu l be th y s ile n t slu m b e r,
et,
It
Is
claim
ed
,
w
ith
o
u
t
c
re
a
s
­
M I sr Ju n e C rum ly ,
d a u g h te r J L an g lo is 10 a. m.
" I le ft M edford at 1 :2 0 p. m ..”
Commercial & Savings
in g o r fo ld in g , an d fo r th is r e a ­ he said In re la tin g th e ex p erien ce. ' P eaceful In th e g rav e so low,
o f Mr. an d Mrs. L. 'B. H a tto n , e n ­
M o rn in g h o u r o f w o rsh ip , at son a re ex p ected to have a m uch
T hou no m ore w ilt Join o u r n u m ­
te r ta in e d h e r g irl frie n d s on h e r ' Ijan g lo is, 11 a. m.
’’E v e ry th in g w ent w ell u n til
I
b er,
lo n g e r life th a n th o se now in use
b irth d a y S unday. P re s e n t w ere:
th e
ma- I T hou no m o re o u r songs s h a ll
E v en in g h o u r of w o rsh ip , a t T h e life o f th e a v e ra g e bill now n e a re d E u g en e w hen
c h in e w as h eavily laden w ith ice '
M arie L in d b erg . V ivian
W hite, ¡ P o r t O rfo rd . 7 :4 5 p. m.
know
Is n o t m o re th a n six o r seven from a so rt of in d iv id u al silv e r
M a rg a re t C orson, H azel
J a m ie ­
Y oung P eo p le’s m eetin g . P o rt m o n th s, tr e a s u r y
D earest sis te r, th o u h a st le ft us
o
fficia
ls
say.
th aw I had up th e re at 500 feet ' H e re th y loss we d eep ly feel,
son, R u th M alloy. M arie Malloy, O rfo rd . 6 :4 5 p. m.
F o ld in g Is one o f th e c h ie f Item s a ll by my lonesom e.
O ver E u ­
c u ttin g s h o r t th e life o f p a p e r gene I sp ira le d up to 4000 feet B ut 'tis God th a t h a th b e re ft us,
He can all o u r so rro w s h eal.
m oney.
to a w a rm e r s t r a t a o f a ir and th e Yet a g a in we hope to m eet th ee
D esigns on th e h ills a re also to ice a ll m elted off.
W hen th e gloom y n ig h t h a s fled,
be sta n d a rd iz e d
M any d esig n s
’’E u g en e ^olks m ust have had
now a p p e a r on th e d iffe re n t d e ­ a th r ill as I s tre a k e d o v er th e ir T hen on e a rth , w lih Joy to g reet
th ee
n o m in a tio n s
an d
th e
v ario u s city In try in g to lose th e
ice.
k in d s of n o tes
W a s h in g to n ’s from 4000 feet I ag ain sp ira le d W h ere no b itte r te a r s a re shed.
p o r tr a it fo r ex am p le a p p e a rs b o th d o w n w ard to 500 an d leveled off
on th e $ i and $20 hills
fo r th e s tra ig h ta w a y .
C om ing
T re a su ry o ffic ia ls p o in t
o u t on n o rth
h ow ever, th e
cloud
(C ontinued from page 1)
th a t th ro u g h sta n d a rd iz in g
th e b a n k s h u n g a ro u n d 800 to 1000
d esig n s o f th e new n o tes c a n n o t feet a ll th e w ay an d th e re w as
fa
rm
in g . E sp ecia lly In te re ste d in
be so e a s ily " r a is e d ” to h ig h e r no w arm s t r a ta of a ir th a t I could
d e n o m in a tio n s hy th e
cro o k ed reach . As th e ice form ed h e a v i­ M cM innville, D allas, and C o rv a l­
lis. C om ing.
g e n try w ho m ak e th is th e ir b u si­ ly upon th e
p ro p eller,
w ings,
Ja c o b L eter, J r ., New B rig h to n .
ness. In a d d itio n to s ta n d a rd iz ­ s t r u t s and w ires, th e plane was
ed d esig n s on th e new
p a p e r slo w ed dow n to ab o u t h a lf o f Its M inn. In te re s te d In w estern O re­
m o n ey th e r e w ill be a re la tio n n o rm al s|>eed an d th re a te n e d n o t gon. W a n ts from 40 to 80 a cres
s u ita b le
fo r
betw een th e p o rtra it on th e face to go a t all u n less I got rid of of im proved lan d
p o u ltry , fr u it, and g e n e ra l fa rm ­
a n d th e e n g ra v in g on th e back, th e ice.
| in g
A lso In te re ste d In Irrig a te d
except in th e cases o f th e $1 bill
‘‘T h e re w as only one th in g to lan d s. C om ing.
an d th o se above $100.
<lo— th a t w as to crack th e Ice. '
G o ttlie b H ohn. V egrevllle. A l­
On th e face o f th e new $] bill So I lan d ed In fie ld s— firs t b e ­ b e rta , C an ad a.
In te re s te d
in
will be th e p o r tr a it of W ash in g ­ tw een E u g en e an d
B row nsville, H illsb o ro . W a n ts 30 a cres o f Im ­
to n an d on th e back F ill be th e th e n n o rth of B row nsville,
b e ­ proved land s u ita b le fo r d airy in g ,
w ord ‘‘O N E ’’ In la rg e le tte rs. On tw een S tay to n an d S ilv erto n , and p o u ltry .
Also In te re ste d In I r r i­
th e $2 bill w ill be a p o rtra it of a little n o rth of Mt. A ngel. F rom g a te d land
C om ing th e
e a rly
Je ffe rs o n w ith an e n g ra v in g of th e re to th e
V an co u v er fly in g p a rt o f th is y ear.
M onticello, his
hom e, on
th e field I k ept roy a ltitu d e a lth o u g h
J a c k Jo h n s o n , box 12. A dolph.
back.
I cam e to tfc field at la s t w ith M inn. In te re s te d in w estern O r­
L in c o ln ’s p o rtra it w ill be
on p le n ty of ice kinging o n .”
egon
W a n ts from 30 to 40 acres
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