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Wednesday, Deiember », l»40_.
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T h e fact that the republican na<
¿ io n , I couuniitse finiched a sueoeae
fu l campaign w ith a large deficit
/and that i u chairm an appeals to the
ra n k and Ole o f the party for asb-
•eriptiuua to make good w hat it
owan diapoeee finally of the charge
th a t i t relied fur rucoeaa ou a aluab
/« a d from ita w ealthy member».
T h e largest subscription w a, ro*a>al|
The ChiUrta.
In Ida intensely
practical
ROOMS TO LET.
way,
ubert Uouver hat called a ll of
Amcrioa Io jo in w ith him in the re .
rounity j a .{J u rry , a m an that ia
lie f of 3,.100,000 children in Europe
s i)'d e l blesaiqg to tboae th a t car-
»♦“ > W « « endpre great «ufiering,
round him. We la id one to real
and m any of.tbem meet death unless
Thanksgiving day.
Am erica comes to their rescue.
When we came to C u rry we lived
H e ha» organised a European re.
ia.a house below H u n t Rock; we
Ijef council couslstiog of the" A m eri­
had no garden, and a m an drove by
u , for Ms mall; before b e ever knew can relief adnaiuisbatiun, American
Red Cross, American F iie n d , serv
hie name we were presented w ith
ioe committee, Jewish j . i u t d is tri-
some vegetables, awd thus we got
bnl ton coot m i ties, -Federal Counci 1
acquainted w ith E d B ailey.
of the Churches o f Christ in. Am erica
We have known a number die
posed to «cl as E d jd iil— »otne are Knights Of Colum bus, Y . M. C. A .
and Y . W . 0 . A. Thia oouneil takes
still liv in g — one We know did three
in every Protestant, every Catholic
days hard work to do a stranger a
and
every Jew in the United States
kihdnezs— and there are (flhera liv
as
well
as ail who class themselves
ing— and two of I hate th a t we know
agnostics or atheists.
are laid to rest.
First it was J. W . R iley of Q uid ( The prineipal work now is to
I t may bd there 1« in every
I
' w r.
What Msaaar ef Mea Are
<9i
WHERE
BEATSEUROPE
com
I |,hk**ii*ed roWBg
let in <he Zum­
walt bulldog, back of the Leneve d r u g
•tore, by tl,e
w et|t or
,
t»ve«tfgator Tell# Why “Tolerart
America” Is Plagued With
CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
Murders and Thefts.
S«e us for builders’ hardware, bricks,
cem ent and lim e. W e’carry-a large slock of
shelf hardware aqd dairy supp lies. John
Deere farm im plem ents and m achinery,
which can’t be beat when it com es to m ateriel
and las ting q ualities.
Christmas holidays w ill soon be hero and
would like to have you see our large lin e of
alum inum ware and peroolatera and m ake
your selections early. N othing better to pre­
sent your friends for presents.'*
T •* US • K Cf POLICE MUCH HARDER
Neither the Police of London Nor Parts
Would Re am « to Cope With Crime
In New York or Chicago, Says
Raymond B. Pesdlck,
New York^—Tolerant American cities
are overrun with criminals to a greater
extent than metropolitan districts In
Europe and neither the police of Lo»>
don nor o f Paris would bs able to cope
with crime In this city or Chlcugo, ac­
m eri-
eri-' cording t o Hajmond IL Foedick, who
io am ount and the rubecribere were Beach, w h en ever saw a , tM o g „ reach
re“u" the
« hundred
“ moren m
m illio
illio n
n A
Am
made public statistics compiled for the
ve Gold Beach knowing he w a s P * " Whlob
repre-
_So eaauy th at no person ia in a po
bureau of social hygiene.
litlo n to claim influence or reward hungry.
W . . K
R iley
iley to
to now
now lig
l i « si
a l " ! ! n U L . . . ^ “ V look «>»uueuiiy
“onfldeutly tc
tc
"The police ot an American city are
ngry. John
John W
faced with a task such a , Buropaaa
grave.
q
o v e r to form
úlele the plan and
ba the »Core Of hi* pecuniary gifts. in i an
an unmarked
unmarked grave.
) ilo
-----------piau
aqu
police organisation» have no knowledge
The other Is E d Bailey. who l i v r T ! i " ‘ °
w ilb « ) “ “ •
T h e daye of ,|u ,b funda have been
of," said Mr. Foadtck In giving itatle-
ended by the p arty which has been lug longeA iere end having greater P 0 " fld«n« * « «»ay look for am ple ttcs froM one part of his forthcoming
_ unjustly aw sused o f having specially o p p u rlU n itfa, was the greatest ben-
o f this work on “Amsrtcan Police Systems."
efactor
th
a
t
C
u
rry
ever
had.
There
!,nd’
W
h
h
Hoover
»»
l»>e
head
of “The metropolitan police fores of Lea*
“ -benr filed b , them.
The H a rd in g
don, with all Its splendid efficiency,
. adm ini«a^Apn*»lll enter office free are many th a t have been helped by tb.* Counc‘l! 00 <*o«bt c* n he enter
would be overwhelmed lo New York,
and tbs brigade de snrete of Parts,
tb« t he w ill provide
for
to carve all tliX|>eople w ithout ape. the Bailey raoney 'aOd a» a rule those 1
„that have to borrow are the ones Aawnoan * ld U». re‘ ch ‘ hdee who are with Its Ingenuity and mechanical
d a favor to any m kn-or interest
equipment, would fall far below the
that have the hardest tim e to pay. * ° Bor‘llT ,n need ot **•
level of its present achievement If tt
Washington, Nov. 2>^S^Ilhough
I f E d serf a man waa doing ihe best I ,, W b "u l W r bord«"’ *«« M e llig e n tly
confronted with the sltaatfon In
Tok io Is pressing for a settlement
it always a friend in dU uiboted 9 ™ «or entire la n d ,- it
always -
discusses tbs relation of
the immigration and C a lifo rn ia la
—
I A
a n n n i ko
a .. u on *i
cannot
be Im
heavy
the » in d iv id u a l
A few personal
population In America
controversy before President Wilson money matters,
rate, and concludes th a t . i
incidents m ay show E d ’s character. contributor.^ The tim e ia wall
gow owtof u ffic e ,Irl« r n « ^ th a t there
e of crime hi this country | —|
We approach the C h ris t
Some six years ago more or less chosen.
1« no real expectation of definite ac­
mas holidays, the fouotnioe
of la augmented by unasslmllated or
poorly assimilated races:
tion before tbs H a rd in g adm inistra­ a man was threatened w ith the losa
or use of a lim b. E d came to me sym pathy run slrongyaud with thia
We Condone Vlolenea.
tion oomes in and a special session
T t must not ba supposed, however,
and told me i f the man needed out­ sym pathy w ijl come m aterial aid.
of congress is called.
<
that our foreign and colored popula­
side help or hospital care he would T h e country should prepare itself
tion ts the sole cause of our nxceaslve
The object of the W ilson ad m in ­
now to meet Herbert Hoovef’s call
stand the expense,.fortunately none
crime rats," continues Mr. Fosdlck. "M ,
istration is to «void a break p ith
on behalf Df helpless h u m an ity.
the oFenses of our foreign and colored
Japsq and
smooth matters over was needed. The p atien t did not
races were stricken from the calcula­
know o f th ia u n t il.I told h im about
tion our crime record would still great­
pending the change tu the Republi
On
Nov.
25,
- _ —
_ .. —
—, . tl;e
— . insyor
« . j m , of Vien
. iou u u , a’ ly exceed the record of western Ko­
can regime when M r. H ard in g w ill ® year ago.
rops. With all Its kindliness and good
A young couple from G old Beach Austria,.hgd th e. following Thanks
decide whether to follow the line of
nature the temper of our communities
were in C alifo rn ia. Ed heard they giving day message transm itted to
compromise taken by M r. W ilson or
Cantalns a strong strain of violence.
were siok so he sim ply sent them a the American people: “ I wish tu We condone violence and shirk IU |
ato adopt a more radical policy.
check for 350. The young people expreea the c ity ’s deep g ratitu de and Nfo m ut
W a ^ i n | t o i f ^ Nov. 25— 8en»u.r
•Aa to the fact Of our axceM ...
gave i t aw ay as E d d id not speak o t respeot for the Am erican people and
criminality the statistics furnish staA
government, who in lime« of ins. Otog evidence. London In 191«, with
jKnox ofPenntyl vania, author of (he apeh thing«.
I l is o n ly lately that Bailey money | measurable distress, from anolives a population of 7.260,000. had nine pre-
a resolution declaring a stale o f peace
o i >>a.r’ , t P hilanthropy, have suc­ meditated murders. Chicago, one-third
between the Uuited States and G e r. sated a p a rly from financial rn iu
tta slse of London, In the same period
In eouaty matters Ed waa regard­ cored hundreds of thousands of men had 108, nearly twelve times London’s
m auy and Austria, which
wa«
ed as very conservative but when women and children; an d 1 assure
In 1018 Chicago had 14 more
* vetoed by the president, M id be
--------- a than England and Walae. IB
as
C
ounty
Judge
he
acted
in
admit^
them
th
a
t
th
eir
generosity
is
indel
planned to re introduce his reaolu
1919 the nuramber of murders In CH-
nor I lih ly engraved on the hearts of the
cago was alaaoet exactly alx times the
tioa and that he 'believed ita pass, ia Ira I or m atters, no Juggling
number commuted In London.
age would be théjfirat alep taken by w aelt' was allowed and. he was population of Vienna, who are ani
"IB 1918 New York had a ll th
honesty
person¡Oed.
mated
by
the
wish
that
frie
n
d
ly
in
the Uoited States to bring about
more homicides than London, and —
W
e
knew
he
had
mental
troubles
teroourse
between
the
nations
m
a
/
' fo rtin i peace.
ceeded the total homicides of Engiao«
and Wale» by 87. Thia contrast cannot
I t is 8enator K m u *s plan to ia* for many years. - Ed alw ays bad a endure forever.
bo attributed to the peculiar conditions
traduce the reeolu Hmhat: the com ing dread of beiog a fihlpl.es in v a lid ,
la Landon uducad by the war. In saeh
this dread waa lik e ly w ith h im much
session, but it ia doubtful i f it w ill
I t w ill seett^ratber peculiar to be of tbo yaaw from 1914 to 191«, tncJu-
of the time lately and he must have
New York » ' ,no,* homlctdea
bs acted upon during the Wilson
able to board a train for San Fren- than ocmnva - in hJ(5
fondeo during ftixy
orosa
Adm inistration tinse the president entered the agony o f the
cisco at M yrtle Point v ia Powers
tbroe-yeer period previous to the out­
physically
and
m
entally
when
he
again w ig h t veto it. Senator K n o x
P o rt Orford and Cresceut C ity but break of the war in 1914.
“Statistics «f tb lf kind could ba mtrt-
said he planned to offer the measure did the last act. N o one oan realise the building of the Smith-Powers
ttpllsd at length. In the three-year
in the same form a« it was paused his (»edition — o n ly.a good and kind Hue down from Powers sod the
period 191C-18, Inclusive, Glasgow had
God.
F . J. 8.
before.
Western PaettU up .from T rin id a d S3 hornteldee; Philadelphia, which la
only a 'trifle larger, had during thia
I n the opinion of Senator K nox
seem« to give assurance th at such
same period 281. Liverpool and 8 t
,the passage of his resolution deviar
w ill be possible in the not distant Lonto are approximately the sama sisal
Mere Killed By Goed Reads.
in g » slate o f peace, is required to
future. And a pretty and scenic In 1910 8L tools hod 11 times the
p u t an end to a great war machine
trip over easy grades is what It w ill number of homicides that Liverpool
had. and In Idle eight times the »nm.
b u ilt up in this country by legisla­
S ix ty per cent of those killed by be.— Powers P atrio t,
bar.
f
—
tio n - I t ia .essential
th at
the
autom obilM consist o f children and
....
Store Burglaries Hare.
,country get back to s peace basi, old people. Too though ties«, too
"Equally slpilflcant Is the compari­
Wages in (be m ills or Coot Bay son of burglary statistics between
as speedily as possible and th at h elpkst to escape the two tons of
these war laws by ry pealed 'without etcel hurled upon them, they are w ill be 34.80 m inim um commenc­ Great Britain and the Unltml Rt«’«»
In 1918. for «ample, New York city
ing December first and Oontiune so
fu rth er delay.
had approximately eight times as many
run down, crushed and mangled,
u n til the lumber m arket goes up oi burglaries as London had In the same
“ T ilt hotlilities
bet wean
the
sacrificial offetings upon the altar of
period. In 1917 Now York had four ¡
there are further reductions in pricea
United States, G erm any and Austria speed.
times as many burglaries as London.
ceased more than Id o years ago,"
How far w ill the' slaughter .go?
In 1918 the burglaries which the pollen
said Senator K n o x . , "Since the Can it be halted and dim inished?
T h e WoOjworth building in New reported In Few York were approxt-
tnately two and a half times those in
president is u n w illin g to declare a The terrifyin g increase in ihe nura
Y o rk , 792 feet high, e xceeds all London.
state of penoo rt should be under­ her of automobile victims ia p rin ­
other buildings tu height.
The
“While war conditions undoubtedly
taken by congress through the pass cipally due to the increased speed
E iffel tower, not actually a building served to heighten this contrast they
w ire by no means entirely responsible
a g e o ft.ic h a resolution.'’
nmde pussible by the ienglhening tope it by 208 feet.
for It; In 1#16 New York city had
mileage o f improved
highways.
more bnrglaiies tlura ocgnrred In all
I t is creditable to Prasideuin-leel There are f.w killin g s on rough
England and Wales In 1911, 1912 or
1818. Chicago In 1916 had 682 mon
H ard in g that'tie(tu»a nut intend to rued«.
No one in his rig h t sense»
burglaries than London; In 1917, 8 409
put ou many a l t « at govtrninenl would ml vocal» cessation of road
more; in 1918, 608 more and In 191ft
•Xpeutet si least pit-ceding h it inau. building in order to dim inish the
2,140 more.
T O A L U W H ( ,M IT M AYUONCERN
“Even more startling are the statis­
guratioit. He leluaed the loan of a number of automobile socidsnts, yet
Willis T. White, 8e., of Port Orford,
warship or the yacht Mayflower to- somexremedy must be applied to has bean appointed by me aa my aeeut tic« of robbery, in each of the four
to take poaeession of the north hail of year« from 1916.to 191ft Inclusive, New
•onvey hiuj to Panama and made put a stop to the bloodshed.
the donation Olaim ol William aad York city had from four to five time*
the trip on a «m ail fru it «learner,
N in ety p M cent of a ll automobile Elizabeth Tlchenor, situated in the more robberies than occurred In all
England and Wales In any one of the
.
«real,,r evidence of Jetferso- accidents are traceable to excessive town ol Port Orford, Carry County, five years preceding the war.
Oregon, which p r o p e r ty ia now owned
(iian sim p lic ity than the country spccil or the d riv e r’s carelessness. by me. Said W
hh T t . W hite '
W illis T , W hite haaau-
o?“
o„‘
has been ao uttoturd to in many Few drivers re a l,,« fu lly the terrible | » y
Future H u No Terrera for Him.
Cincinnati, O.—Bernard Parrocha!,
years. And the country need» swoh force fifth » energy they
control f
cellist with the Symphony orchestra,
•n exam ple as it n e v e r,d id belore. while moving with an impetus of cMdwoodor
« ''" i—. . i ^ . tamherj
i,,,„ iJ .
to make ¿uoh Is back In town and will devote his em-
I l the preeideulelect will continue jTorty miles an hour, though
the sales, and to authorize persona to out t i n Orne to his art, for he’s bad a
Io show that he is not favorable to damage infiicted u|ion their cars such timber and trees tor such price good time far a year. He’s spent 424,-
and on , uch M m ,, M to
600 of the »26.000 he Inherited, and he
needl«M expenat and vulgar display while Iraekiog up against a telephone shall seem proper. Also tooollect from
spent It all seeing Europe. I’arroehnl
former
trespasser»
bn
said
Mnnnrtv
h it leadership w ill be aaluiory.
will not have to worry about the fu-
pole at very low speed should open «’«’ vah .eo fT T w .M id , t r ^ e s . ' S X Z
ture, however, fur 4180,000 la due him
their aye» to the p u te u tia lid « . ties, matchwood, shingles or wood uge<
when he becomes slxty-one years old,
O ntario Argo» agiiatin g for leg. W h a t tfipy need is inatrucifon wnd for any other purposes cut or removed
from said property by such trespassers five yean hence,
Ialaliuli Ih a i w ill g ira the state lax enlightenuieut before the iniacblef is Wrthout my authority or consent.
Dated: San Tranelsoo, California
commiaaion |HjWvr to regulate coun­ done.
.
November 16, 1980.
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.. Harrisburg,
BMttrlfi powiir
ty asaa*sru(-i,i», s<i that assessor»
I f the awtliorlUc» w ill only lake
E D W A R D W. McCRAW .
service waa Interrupted here when a
w ith i« I ha counties w ill be forced a firm , uncompromising stand, uian
turkey buzzard became entangled la
the high tension w in e four mile»
to adopt more system in ,>n«a«uring slaughter on streets and h ig h w a y,
Berth of T ert. W ith its broad wt
value, o f (liOvienl etas»»» of end Io
»OTIOIJ,
i ll raptdiy dim inish iu. volume.—
■paa the bird formed • coooectten 1—
cetionfi of properly in relation lo IFtoeinher Sunevt.
tween two w ins and a short ffireaS
Port Orford telephone office hour,
each other. As between counties,
arc Ute »«me aa all other small offioo»
the valuations are already equalised
A. W. to'S P. M ., exoept for doc­
A ir m ail pilot John L . E ato n aa-
by lb» a,ale i,in<roia.ion, bat the
tor or accident calls. Thia la giving
Argue want» snip« n| the same meth taliliafied a new non slop record at X
•M-rr»»«. »*v» im.
S . K U ’ .O iO .,,,
i»d npplini insifip the counties.
^Ckiu ta Cradv tfifo e rtl a. U » o ret wow
nr
a f., pi^»
lly in g from Reno, Nevada, to H all aad doctor and aocident calls can be « f u l mr< lu»l
Notice.
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I z
ara
1^-5.'
Lake C ity, 437 Mail«*, in three hours ' »«»•*••*•11 romptly. The rlngfor Uwro
J
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aw
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' I*1A 1 1 f t 1 t t f I t i n laaaw rv ■ rv r l
_ a » —
and »ix lulhuiea, E a to u ’a average «all* la od » tong and six or eight aborte.
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H lx ^ k T v n a rB o x a Oo„
waa 140.4 miles an hour.
* y L. L. W mitz , M ■ g
^ » .^ 1
A ,r l - L . aeMUw»».
« rt
so I ivk I rctrMtliing tc ( l u tos:», a c t g .n t!>
site pualtlvsly 00 » »’1 «T», N vw und bov.'cto,
.'*•»,s.o , the st.-ire \ F U r - . i l w l Cold«,
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r e í , •!•>»*■* I'i. s s r t ' i y ' s n d Ire's
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to-day 10. »R, to rents, ( f o j
kv
-wgaM»
NOTI<;g 1. h, reby given that all
person» am warned not to treaiuus
y * * * » » « * • S’«-
‘ ’J « ’- !» 8 . , n . | » W . ,W . M ., for the
of '“ '« in g / pro-pec ting. or
<dt*rwis«. A„y person or perron, eo
d °u g will be profiecuted.
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BANDON HARDWARE COMP’Y.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that my wlfej
Elsie M. Guerin, has left my bed snd’
board, and ail persona trar.ssctlng bus!--
ness with to r are hereby notified that 1
will not be responsible for any j ebu or
Labilities ahe may contract.
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FatPEMIfk G uesim .
1 t 1 O REG O N
NO TRESSPASBING.
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Sidwell ® Sabin
N O T IC E ;s hereby fv e n that any
mid all persons found trespassing upon
the premises of tbs undersigned for the
purpose of hunting or fishing Or other­
wise will be prosecuted to the full ex­
tent of the law.
C. W. ZUMWALT
T o W h o m I t - M a y Concern.
™,’ (tb L ‘,r * f * n,lgned’ bereby glve * ° *
on that I have a conveyance from the ,
Patentee to .tidelands and water lots in
018
Jr,° - .Port Orford, Oregon, on
p a rto f the w'larf
is erected without my consent. All
t o t e ^ , * f ^ i U!rcbv warned not to drive
Piles or trespass in auy manner what­
soever on said tidelands or water lute,
w _ .re . w » M “ *- A lix* o. D akt .
New Ark.N. J.
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D ea le rs In
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BANDON
Mrs. E. M. PiTMca.
General Merchandise
T r e s p a s s D fo t lo o .
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
Mens’ -Furnishings, Etc.
Orders Taken for Articles Not in
Stock.
We Aim to Please.
N o lle * o f A d m in istra to r’s Sale.
Give Us a Trial. \
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Port Orford, Oregon
We Cure Cripples
We are Specialists-,
WE CUBE CBIPPLES
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I T e take that broken-down, crippled Car
and restore it to health an d strength a n d use­
fulness.
These days you ju s t can’t afford to lose the
and which
it D ILL give if you keep it in health.
.
v°ur Car 10cks efficiency, is weak or
fa u lty in any action bring it in and let us give
le f0 ’ ‘
A L L PERSONS are hereby warned
not to trespass upon tbs homestead
claims of Lester K. Hutton, Lawrence
P. H utton and Frank W , Helmick in
W ^ M 21^ . ^ M ’ TP' ’ i»¿ ’ K- 14 W ’
W. M., for the purpose of hunting or
,erw’*fh Any person or persons so --------
doing w ill be prosecuted to the full ’
extent of the law.
ix -
re.
P. H dttom ,
Denm ark, Ore.
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:
We never fa il to diagnose the ailment, an d
then we apply th? proper remedy to the seat of
trouble a t a moderate charge.
T e tu s help you increase your efficiency by
keeping your car in, PERFECT CONDITIOjf.
THE POST OJtPOBD GARAGE
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County ol Curry,
In the matter of the Estate I
of John Wendell, deceased. j_
Notioe ia hereby given that in purau-
a«*e of an order of sale made by the
County Court of. the State of Oregon,
for the County of Cuny, on the Uth
day ufRepteuher, 1940, in the above
entitled m atter, the undorslgned ad*
mlnistrator of the estate ol John Wen­
dell, deceased, .Will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, upon the terms
and conditions hereinafter mentioned,
and subject to confirmation. by said
court, oh or after the 16lh day of Dee­
ember, 1920, at 10 o’clock A. M. ol
said day, all the right, title and inter*-^ ^
eet snd estate o f the said deceased, at
the time of his death, in snd to the real
property hereinafter dosciibed, and at I
the right, title and interest that the
•aid eatato has, by operation of law,
orothwrvi so, acquired other than or in
xhliUmi to that of the deceased, at the
time of Ids death, of, In and to those
certain lots, pieces or paipels of land
situate, lying and being in the County
of Curry, State of Oregon, and more
particularly described as follows, to-
w it:
Lots 8 and 9 of Section 35, the N X of
the N W t. and the 3 W X ot the N W X
of Section 38, all ii»_Township 31 South
of Ruugc 16 West of the Willamette
Meridian.
Terms of sale: Cash in hand, or one-
half cash, balance set ured by mortgage
on land, w ill, interest at seven per cent
per annum for a term not to ^ (*e d
three yesra.
A ll bids must be in writing and ad­
dressed to the undersigned at his post-
office, Denmark, Oregon.
Dated thia 29th day of September,
1440.
A. AnoLrnsxa,
Administrator of the estate ol
John Wendell, deceased.
E- A. lindberg, Propr’
Trespass Notice.
HOTEL (S easide
Open Under New M anagem ent
Board by Day, Week or Month
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Notice to hereby given to any and all
persons not to host, fish, trap, or cross
with dog or gun over the land owned
by Georgs Good of Portland. Oregon
and Frederick Fflsterer of Tomales
California, and lying*between Hubbard
ereek and Brush creek, and bordering
on the ooean In Cany county, Dragon,
and now lensed by the undersigned.
Prosecution w ill follow any violation
of tb l, notioe.
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J. STANLEY
Your Patronage Solicited
w. R. JOHNSON, Prop.
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