Ruthless Romeo's Wierd
Wooing Frightens Pretty
Paramour; She Calls Cop
PORTLAND. Or, Marvh 52.
Drippinf with blood and bran,
duhliif rarailntd bowie kmf
and a rroler Al I nmijo, to
amaltur detective, appeared sud.
cWety Mor Mis llatl Morn.
gufi in hia bum at CX9 Krd
rirk trt, Friday morninf and
idaimad:
-8-aa-aBJ.k!"
Mil Morri admit aha
frighten nearly out of her
wit. Apparently hr boat waa
a rrdhandod murderer.
la police court later It became
known, hoer, that Unmayo'
myiurioos antic er eniren
dered by "prinrtim fanfy" and
"thought o( lo." and wer
merely hi method of wooing.
The young woman toll th
Court the had atvrpted Un
ntayo'a invitation to spend th
night in bia hou. When mum
inf ram b had hinted that h
wa matt of pruk.
Ilia notebook ahowed that he
bad riven Kd Hankin, a private
detective, .1)0 to learn th art
of ileuthinf . II had revolver,
knife, fum ahue and long,
black muaUchio.
"I'm a bad man tourh guy,
Haiel," ah aaid he informed
her.
Sh expressed doubt, ah aaid,
and b left th houe, to reap
pear audJenly, covered with
fresh, warm blood.
Three Time
Tremblinir with fear and ap
prehension, th young woman
aaid ah asked him what he had
been doing.
"S hih!" h rrpeatrd
thrice. "Don't aay a woid!"
Mix Morria then aaid ah
aummoned th polk-,
Unmayo, looking meekly out
from behind hia Here moue
tavhe, took th wilnea stand.
"Explain," demanded Judge
Stevenson.
The court held ita breath fur
th answer.
"I killed dog," admitwd th
detective. "I rut hii throat and
ameared th blood on m.M
Ther waa sigh of relie
frvtu the rrud.
"Go and get th carcana and
carry it to th Incinerator," de
clared th Judjr. "That la .
your aetiteme."
If
Plan for Paving Highway. Under $6,000,000 Bond law
Fully Explained.
W prcaent herewith a reviaed map
of th highway route designated by
th road bonding bilL Thii map cor
rect many of th error mad in the
hastily-prepared aketehe that were
published oon after th legislature
paaaed th bill. It alao ahow th
citiea and town along th state high
way. Whil thia ia not an official map,
it baa been inspected informally by
th member of the Stat Highway
commission. Th Commissioner are
precluded by their official position
from expressing any opinion aa to
exactly where the roads will go, until
such time at they hold hearing in
the different counties and take such
formal action as the law requires in
locating and designating th high
way permanently.
Th kind of road contemplated in
the bonding act ia shown in small
type.
"Paved Roads" are those designat
ed to be hard -surfaced after the coun
ties prepare the road-beds. This
simply includes grading. It does not
involve the county in th expense of
cement or crushed rock foundation as
part of the paring.
"Pot Roads" are highways con
structed in co-operation with the fed
eral government. Any designated
highway over which mail is or may be
carried is subject to classification as
a post road. It ia proposed to grade
th post roada and put a suitable sur
face on same (not a pavement), the
funds for this to come from the fed
eral government and the state bond
issue.
"Forest Roads" are the same as
"rost Roads," except that they must
be built within or leading to national
forest. The expense is shared by the
government, the state and the coun
ties. "Paved and Post Roads" are roads
which ar to be paved by the state
over such mileage a the counties may
prepare ready for paving; the re
mainder of the mileage of these roads
would be improved as "Post Roads."
The bonding act confer full jur
isdiction upon the State Highway
commission to make minor changes
in location, and the commission has
expressed its policy, which is to learn
the facta in each locality before mak
ing final locations, so each state road
may be placed where it should be to
serve the population of the counties
traversed by it. Not until after these
hearings have been held in all the
counties will it finally be determined
where all these state roads will be
constructed, so there will be ample
opportunity for correction of errors
or changing of such local routings
where same may be dne to better
serve the county population.
RUSSIA'S RULERS
VOTET ESTABLISH
A NEW REPUBLIC
First Referendum
On War Scheduled In
LaFolIette's State
LONDON, March 24. The central
committee and the parliamentary
representatives of the constitutional
Democratic party at Petrograd voted
today in favor of a Republican form
MONROE, Wis., March 22 The
1 first official referendum on the ques-
in the United States will enable the
1000 voters of Monroe to register
their verdict at the city election on
April 3.
Supporters of Senator La Follette's
stand on the arming of American
merchantmen obtained
II
CHURCH 10 CO UP;
WEST LINN SITE
Rev. John thall. of Salem, iwatoi
of the Scandinavian church of Salem
and prominent worker anionic the
Scandinavian people of Oregon, was
In Oregon City Friday iu the Interest
of the church that I to be built in the
near future at West lJnn.
Mr. Ovall stated while In -this clt
i that Franklin T. Griffith, president
of the Portland Hull ay Llcht at Pow
er company, had offered two lots In
the Went Unn section, as a site. This
matter haa been under consideration
by the Scandinavian people for some
time, and It Is now proposed to build
a commodious chitrvh.
Hy erecting the church at West
Linn niakea It a center for the out
lying districts Including Willamette.
Itolton. West Uun. Canemah. Glad
stone and Oregon City. Being erected
at West Linn, and near the mill. Mr.
Ovall believes, it will serve many em
ployes of theso mills who are of Swed-.
ish descent
Rev. Ovall has been for the past two
successive years in chart of the
Swedish day exercise at the Oregon
State fair, having been appointed to
that office by the atate board, lie is
very loyal to the Stars and Stripes,
and recently wrote President Wilson
of the loyalty the Swedish people to
America.
He also offered his services for the
United State if needed. He states
that If the country needs his sons,
who are stalwart young men. measur
ing over six feat, that they too will
enlist to fight for America.
Mr. Ovall has received a personal
letter from President Wilson, stating
that his letter had been turned over
to the war department for further
consideration. In case he was needed
for hia country's call. Rev. Ovall says
that In history the Scandinavians
have always been loyal to America,
and that it is proved today that they
will a'ways stand by tha Stars and.
Stripes. j
He will give an address ut Pratum,
Oregon, Sunday, his subject to be,
"Good Citizenship."
EVIL FORTUNE STILL
I'ETIUHWt All, March 51 -T rim
dill.m of the thlldrrn of th former
ctar took a turn for lh lodar
ElMir-fht daughters are reiwrfd
suff.-rlng from a artel l-trr, and lh
oldest of hoe. lh llrand Duchess
OlKa, was said today In I dellroiis
Th riarmll.b la a'en er III
SUMMON! IN FORI CLOSUHf OF
OCtlNQUINT TAX Cf I HTIFlCATt.
In the ('In ult Court of the (Halo of I
Ort-jon, for Ctackimas fount.
County of f li kainaa, a municipal cor
porallon, I'laliitlff,
vs.
J. A. Andrews, Joseph Hl.'inpfer. J
W. Ko.it. John W. Ulr. Milton
Huney. J W. k r.. Itool'. Chaa Si
and fhaa. K. Wall, (i '. rVld,
Kl.hard McMahon, A. K Walt. '
Jitaeph. ifhrUllan Tracliael. Anua
I In ell. Thoa (ilbba. Harah H.tn
dolph, K. (J. Ciiifleld. II K Cross.
Trustee. A. M. C. Hi hullo. W. I
llenthorn, W. W. Doner. J.-nnle K.
Honer. Carl Linns. A ll -nthorn.
W. It. I' Hen. Hlinou IV S:on, (r.
Undo J. Mack. Ch S Wallace.
Kmma McNeil, K. W. Ilceiiian,
(inertia U)well, II. (Mtm-r, ('. II.
Clement, Itena I. Il.rrt.k. A K.
Striker. Sarah V.. i!in.r. Arlil
Mark, Thoa. K. Ka Hhk. (iraie
U Uronouith, Karl C. Itronounh, C
W. Nichols, J. K. Ilamnu n l. Johan
na lluckley, 1. J. Hii, l. Jr . Wll
ll.ilil lluckley. C.ACove. liarlet Ixe.
(J. Starend. and J. I. I'aler. (I.
.1. and M U llaywar l M.mhfleld;
A:ider (I. Welmm, liiln-nila Sav.
Inri I'ank, Kutherlne I. Trewtt.
James II. Itlack, lln-n land Co,
l.rella II. Ileaa. Dora L C li -ek. K
V. Uoiorth. T. 8. M.lani.. J. II
Colt. Win. T. Dnvls, Mm Maria M
IMMv. Kllen M. ItiN'kw.Md. K. M
Howell. J. T. ApiH-rnon. Sarah C.
Wlckhuin, John fampbi'll. fhaa. ('.
Martin. K. Y. Riley. C W llendi
shot, J. D. tee. belrn. l'ulllel liar
vey. Nellie K. Neulmiier. John Wat
rln, W. i. MannliiK. It K. U Siiu-
Ue, (I HurviiJ and J U r1alrr, ()
A. and M I. IUrd. M.r.hiu Id.
Ander ll. WrUim, llitwrnla Hav-
tnss lUnk. Kalbillll U Iretell,
J i uir . Illai k, (iiua land Co,
l.uella llpaa. K,i U t'brk. K
Y. Ui.nh. T. H Miiiul-I. J. II
Coll. Wm T. Itla. Wra Malta M
Cully, .lle M llmkaood. K M
Howell, i. X- Apprtson, Harak C
Wlrkham, John Camiilxill. ( has ('
Martin. Y. Y. Itlley, ll. W. Il.udrr
ho, J It. t hrlra, Mnlel liar
e, Nrlll K, Neiihauer, John Wat
rin, W il Mninn. II. K U Miia
noun. (!. W. Iln)l, I'aul llelmera,
T. - Jk Maiv Cbaliiiau, A II. liilr
son. Hauh C. I'ikr. Klla C. Kahln
Klam hhaw. tlualav It llollman. J.
T. Alexander. W. H. lirtffl. Cell
lla dwell, Anna Uruieineld. W. W
llraham, KHtiU-ih MulUn. ,V ll.
Waldeii, Inul w, C. N. Wall. Win
Kendall, (I. W. elector. Y C. Aid
rich. Chaa K it Mary Villi hrl. Joa
V. Hrewer, II. C a louls J. Wade.
M II ( Inrk. A N Mun.n,. I Y.
I Anna II. Williams. U A. WimhI
ward, lletler A May, Jainr A Kt.
H IHiihin Hr. Aihlllo hVshrra. James
liruo W. II. Tull ll. I. Clark.
Win. M and Sarah Hmllh. Ida Y.
I'arrnl. (S. W. Clrater. H Y lartow
heir. Ce,i W. IUn.lertil. K L
Walker. W. 8. CorlNtl.
Carlxin. K'len Calluhan
Hi IU
Parab lUaJoli.h. 4 of I ot I. Hlk
ll ', CanemaH I T
Karah lUndolph. S "'
II ', Canvniab HI
K ll (Wield, tail I, Hlk
Canil IU
II Y. Irualr. Claikainaa
Iniil Unds. Una All. Hlk I. I
A M C H. hull. Ia . Hlk I.
r:la. ad 30
W ll lleuihoin. jla II 13, Hlk
17. rl'd 17
w. W iw-r, Ija ii, ink. :, li
Add lo I .U. .l 9 U
J.mile K l'nr. Lot 3J-
11 r. I A.I I M I'U.a U I II
Carl l inns. Ul 1. Hlk f, 7..l.t.l
Add lo r.laia.U
I. A llenthorn. 71. Illk II.
Zobil.ls Add In Kla4'ada 10 il
John liH.f, Hlk I .i II and Yfi
HtNk A II. liUd.l'Uie, Ij.U I'.
I ll'k II, llladilon
W. II I' llen. Ia l!0. Hlk If.
Gladlon 1 10
John W l-ter. HIiNks J. ( 101
and tn Hlocks C la II. (Had
Ion, lot 7. Hlk 1 ... 1 (I
Simon IV HlawMin. il 1 Illk A.
CUd.lone I 1
OlaiUlone Ileal rtalo Ataorlalloii
lot ft. Hlk o. Gladstone Ill
OrUndn J Mack. IaA , Illk. i.
John W. (iladatona . . I II
W Y. !((,.. V WM,, . I Illk .
Ina Speer, Lancia M. Haker, Nina J (iiadatone
Joy. Allen It Jo). Hermit K llnil.
(I. It HI. hards a J It. Hmllh. raiik
Cole. II. K. Noble. Mary K Northup.
Kmma L Crerne. U K. Coffee. Mo
lalla lumber Co. Y. II k Henri
etta Tani-v. Kta'da Htatn Hank.
J. I.. Hand, thn above named I e
felidnnta IN TIIK A M K OF TIIK STATK OY
OltW.'OS'
You are hereby notified lhat CI, k
ama Count v. Hie h' lder of Certificate
of Ivllmjuency tiiituberrd IMI. laaiied
on the Mh day nf January, 191. by
the Sheriff of the County nf Cla.ka-
(lla.t'ton Ileal Y.t AscUlln
jt adjolnlns: (lla.Ulonn I'ark
lot 111 T to
KiMina McS'rll. Ial I. Hlk I. Iltd
Park 13?
Y. W. Heeman. lad IS. Hlk I.
Ilvde Hark I 11
(Inertia j'rll. I.ta 10 to Hlk.
Hlk I. Ilv.l" I'aik . .. I M
C. II Clem.nl. la.ta I. 7. Hlk t.
Hyde Hark i :i
It r ii a I. Herri, k. I ol. 3. I, (. Hlk
. I It. I I'ark J :
A Y Striker, lot. ?, 10. Hlk to,
Ilvde Hark ... I (A
ma. Stale nf Orea-on. for the aunt of t Cltdmr. lot 7. X, Hlk It. Hydn
Kleven hundred Seventy and 11 100
(1110 CD (lollar. Hie samn belnx the
amount due and delinquent for tales
for the year 1910. torether with pen
alty, Interval and eots Ihereon Un
the real property anaesied lo you, of
which )ou are the owner aa appear
of record dueled In ajtld roilntv and
mona. Go. W. Hoyt. I'aul It.liii-r-.. )(,hl.r ,,th lh fllr1hrr ,,
T. U Mary Charman. A. II. (irle
aen. Saruh C. I'arkvr, KIU C. Sabin.
Klam Shaw, Gustav It Hoffman. J.
T. Alexander. W. 8. Griffin, fella
Hlackwel!. Anna Hrlaterfu Id. W. W.
Graham. Kllalctu Mullan. X. (V
Walden. Trustee. C. X Wail. W in
Kendall.;. W. (Mentor. Y. f. Aid
rich, fhu'a E. a Mary Mitchell. Jon.
V. Hrewer, II. C. k Iojuis J. Wad '.
M H. (Murk. A. N. 3lunev. 1.. K.
& Anna It. William.. I.. A. Wood
ward, licit t & May. Jatnrs A. Kavs.
S. Ululitn. Sr. Achllle ScKhera. James
Hruee. W. It. Tull t It L Clark.
Wm. M. and Sarah Smith. Ida K.
Iaren(. G. W. Clestcr. H. Y. Harjtow
heirs. Geo. W. llund.runl. K. I
Walker. W. S. Corbett. John W.
Carlson. Elb-n Callalun. W. Y. A
Ina Spcer, Francis M. Haker, Nina
Joy. Allen IL Joy, Hermit K. Grexi:.
G. R. Richards J. !(. Smith. Krank
Cole, H. E. Xoblo, Mary E. Northup.
Kmma L. Greene, L. K. Coffee, M
lalla Lumber Co. Y. H. & Henri
etta Tawney, Kstaca.la Slate Hank.
J. U Hand. Defendant.
To J. A. Andrews, Joseph Staiupfcr. J.
W. Roots. John W. Lodcr. Milton
of len mt rent mt annum from the
5th day of January, A D IVU. aaid
aaseoiiienla and proerty belnx more
particularly deu-rlbed aa follows, tiv
wit:
! J. A Andrews. Ely 5 90 acres blk.
1 11. Harlow 1 1 ill
Joseph Stampfer. Gntrkea Huh.
HIv Illk Ii. Harlow, Lot I. Illk
-A" 1 49
J. W. Hoot. HorliiK Junction
Tracta, SE I t of 10 2 Ml
John W. l-oiler. Ilorinit Junction
Tracta NK I t Illk. It H 13
J. W. Hoots. lUirinit Jumtlon
Tracts Ut I Hlk :0 25 90
Milton Huney. Palmer's Add I
Hortn; Junction Tracts 50x100
ft. out of .VW comer of Hlk .. 2 09
J. W. t K. Root. Roots Add to
HnrliiK Tracts Ix)t ' V 2 19
J. W. Roots. Roots 2nd Add to
Horlns; Junction. Ul "J" S.J"
f has. N. at Chas. E. Walt. Canby
Gurdeiis. E4 of Lot 29.
Ut 30 6.18
Chas. N. A Chaa E. Walt, Mock
38 Canby Gardens B 14
0. C. Melds, Ut 6. Hlock II Ca
nemah 3.91
I 93
I 91
1 93
Haney, J. W. i E. Roots. Chas M. Richard McMahon, 1-ot J ud 4,
and Chus. E. Wait. G. C. Held. I Hlk. 22. Canemah ti.f.7
Richard McMahon. A. E. Walt. Chas. J A. E. Wult. Ut 4. Hlk 25, Cane
Joseph. Christian Trachsel. Anna I mah. , J 91
Howell. Thos. Glbbs.' Saruh Ran-1 Chits. Joseph, Uits 2. 3. 4. Hlk. 31
dolph. E. G. Caufleld, H. E. Cross. I Cuiietiiuh 6.25
trustee. A M. C. Schutto. W. I). J ("has. Joseph. Lot 7. Hlk 31. Ca
llenthorn. W. W. Honer. Jennie E. , nemnh 2.15
Honer, Carl Linns, U A. llenthorn, Gladstone Real Estate Association
E. F. Riley, of the Clackamas Title
nermission I company, who was taken ill several
for the referendum from the city J weeks afro while performing his du-
of government for Russia, according l council. Several other questions j ties in the court house in tnis city,
to a Petra&rad dispatch. Professor I touching upon President Wilson's in- j and who was later taken to the Ore
Paul N. Milukoff, the foreign minis- j ternational policy will be submitted to gon City hospital, has improved. He
ter in the new government. Is leader 'the voters of Monroe, more than half is now able to resume his work in
of this party. of whom are of Swiss descent. Portland.
W. R. l"Ren, Simon V, Slawson, Or
lnndo J. Muck. (Mias. N. Wallac ,
Kmma McNeil. E. W. Heeman.
Guerna Uwell, II. Glldner. C. II.
Clement. Rena L. Herrlck. A. K.
Striker. Sarah E. Palmer, Anhio
Markee, Thus. K. DowllnK. Graco
L. HronouKh, Earl ('. HronoiiKh, C.
W. Nichols, J. E. Hammond, Johan
na lluckley, D. J. lluckley, Jr., Wll
Hum lluckley, C. A. Gove, Harriet
laits 1. X. Hlock 57. Canemah.. S.fifi
Gladstone Real Estate Assnclnton
Uta 1, X. Hlk. f)S, Ciinemuh.. 3.32
Christian Trnchsel. Ut 3. Illk.
('", Cnn mah 2.47
Amm Howell. Lots 3, 6, Hlk. "W
Canemnh S.8.".
Thoa. (ilbbs, a triangular pnrcel
of land in Caneinuh bounded by
Sts. No, and called 8 and H
and Center Des. bk. 83 page
HERE IS THE PROPOSED STATE PAVING PLAN PRESENTED AT A GLANCE
Vv -jfe tfZ J
curry jKUT urr.N
i i
L... J
Park I 61
Sarah E Pa'm.-r. Uta 9 lo II.
Hlk II. Hole Park A 19
Archie Markee. t, .11 32, Hlk HI.
Hyde Park I CI
Thoa E liowllnr. Uta 11 1 1. Hlk.
J. Idlewlble I M
Grac U Hmnoush. Ut 2. Hoard
man'a Add In Jentilnt.' Iwk-e M 1 J
Karl C. Hronough. Lol 5. Hoard
man'a Add In Jennings lidee K, 01
Earl C. Hnunoirh. I( . Hoard
man's Add to Jentilnca l-o.ti'e 11 CI
l-Url C. Hrononih. I t II. Hiwrd
man's Add lo Jennliira l'.le 11
Earl C Hnnoii(h. lot II. Hoard
man's A del to Jennlnca U.ke 15
C. W. Nlchola. Uta G. II. I. l.t
Add to Jennings Ulito 13 31
J. E Hammond. Uta 2 12. Hlk 7
Marchbanks 4 2
Johanna Hti. klev. lad 35. Hlk. 7.
Marchhanka
I. J. lluckley. Jr. Lol 3. Hlk 7,
Manhbanks
Wm. lluckley. Ut 37. Hlk. 7,
Marchhanka
C. A. Gove, Uit I, Hlk. 9. March
hanka 1.9.1
Harriet Ue. Uta 2 lo I. Hlk. 9.
Marchhanka 5.7t
(1. Svnrend A J. U Waaler. Iota
12 to 15. Hlk. 9. Marchhanka... 4 K0
O. A. A M. I- llayward. U,i 1
Hlk. 9. Marshfleld 15 9S
Anders G. Webom, Uita 14, 15,
18. Hlk. 8. Mllwaukle Park.... 8
Hlbernla Saving Hank, lait X.
Hlk. W, ((.-platting of a Portion
of Mllwaiiklu Pork 4 33
Kutherlne L. Trev.-lt, that portion
of Uit 1. Hlk. V lying North
and East of West line of Ut
7. Illk. I'. Ut I. Hlk. 5 3 87
Hlbernla Suvlngs Hunk. Itep'at
tliiK of n portion of Mllwuiikle
Park. Lot 2. Hlk. V 3.35
James II. I Hack, Ut 40 41. Hlk
73, Mlnlhorii 2.27
James II. Hlack. Ut 4. Hlk. 77
Mlnthorn 2.12
Oregon l and Co., Lots 13 14. Hlk
1.9. Mlnthorn 2.12
Luolla II. Hess. Ul 25 2ii. Hlk
X9. Mlnthorn 212
Doru L. (Mieek, Ut 10 15. Hlk 95
Mlnthorn 4.4.1
Dora L. Cheek, Uls 25-31. Hlk
95. Mlnthorn 5.00
E. F. Iloorlh, Lots 14-19, Hlk 97,
STATE HIGHWAYS
APPROXIMATE LOCATION
OF ROUTES DESIGNATED
IN THE
ROAD BONDING ACT
SUBMITTED TO THE PEOPLE
OF OREGON AT THE
SPECIAL ELECTION, JUNE 4, 1917
ue eaiMRio mice chapman.
mot an orncuu. map gorro or th
Mlnthorn 4.43
E. I'. Hozortli. Uta 1, Hlk. !X
Mlnthorn 1.52
Horn L. Cheek, Uls 2 to 9, Illk.
9X. Mlnthorn 5.57
T. H. McDaiilnl & J. II. Colt. Hlk.
12, Orchard Hoiiies 4.10
T. H. Mcliaiilel & J. II. Colt, part
of Ilik l.'l. Orchard IIihiich.... 1.40
T. M. McDimlel & J. II. Colt, part
of Hlk 21, Orchard Homos 5.87
T. H. McPunlel & J. II. Colt, part
of Hlk. 25, Orchard Hdiuch... 5.87
T.'S. McDimlel & J. II. Colt, part
of Hlk 2X-29, Orchard Homes. . 10.78
Wm. T. DiivIh, Ut 15, Illk 11, Nob
Hill 1.59
Mrs. Miirlu M. Polly, Lots 17 to
23, Hlk. 7!. Mlnthorn 3.80
Ellen M. Hock wood, Ut 11, illk
12, Anlenwiilcl 3.58
Ellen M. Itockwood, Uts 13-11,
Hlk. 12, Anlcnwuld 6.19
15. G. Cuurield,' Loin 5, fi, 7, Illk.
33, Holton X.01
E. M. Howell, Lots 1 to 13, Illk.
6, Nob Hill :i.5(i
E. M. Howell, Lot 17 to 24, Hlk.
. 0, Nob Hill 2.55
J. T. AppiTNon, LotH 5-0, Hlk. 51
OreRon City 30.00
Sarah C. Wlckhnm. Lot -I, Hlk.
130, Oregon City 20.27
John Campbell, Lots 3-4, Hlk, 2,
Oregon City Annex 1.70
Chas. Martin, 50x100 ft. of Ut 4,
Darling's Ad to Oregon City.. 3.03
K. F. niley, Illk. "D" Pnrk Add to
Oregon City 3.62
O. W. Hnndnrshott, Ut 1, Illk 3,
Plcusunt Pluce Add to Oregon
City 5.20
J. I). Un Heirs, Ho. Oswego, Ut
5, Hlk. 41 1.91
Daniel Harvoy, Ut 1, People's
Trantiportatlon Co.'s Uta.... 2.44
Nelllo E. Neuhauor, K'A of Ut
14, Plnehurst 10.70
John Watrln, Uts 4-5, Illk. 6,
Plensant Little Homes No. 3.. 2.22
John Watrln, Uts 10 to 12, Illk.
6, Pleasant Little Homes 2.86
W. G. Manning, Uts 3 to 6, Illk
"A", Pompeii 3.13
R. E. 1 Simmons, Ut 1, Hlk. B,
Pompeii lol
R. E. L. Simmon, Ut 2, Hlk. B,
Pompeii 1.61
Oo. W. Hoyt, Ut 1-2, Blk "C"
Pompeii
Paul ItaJiiiar. K II ul .
IHk II. Hb.fta tt
Paul llfliawa. Ut II. Hlk. II.
Il.it.tru.'ii II
T I. A Mary ( h.iman. tM I,
i.lk ft. We.1 l inn I 7
A Jl (irlfaae. 14 I. Uk II. IN
of Co lloadl Wlllamell Kail
A.-f4 Trail T J'
H.i all C Parker, Ud 1 1, Hlk I
Wlndxir J"
LH C Habln, ji IT, Hlk II,
Windsor 3 r"
i;l.,m rln.. U.( I. Hlk IV Wind
aor .... I7J
liiolat II ll'iffioan. I'lt 9 19,
Illk i, Windsor I
:;kJohn W. Uler, U.I II. Illk IS,
Windsor I 41
1 T Aletander. Ud II. Hlk II
Wind. ., X 31
J T Aleiander, lad 4. Hlk. 10.
Wmdior 114
W H (Jrtrtla. Uit 7. Hlk. 10,
Windsor i Ill
(Vila HI, kaell. Uil I 1, Hlk II
Windsor J l
Ann Hrlslerfleld. U( 3, Hlk II,
Windsor J 41
W. W. Graham. II tea In J
Dally H. I. C H ;9. 1 rl. I
W ()
KJIial..-th Mullan. 20 acres In Uit
Whll.oinb l U C. Her I, I IK t i
N ( Walden Tr I 70 acr.- Win
11 Hlalid H. U C. Hee 3U, 34.
ik i:i
C N Wall. 19 a. res as do Ilk
of Witts No. I, pg He. a
r;:1!. sie t:ot
Wm Kendall. I.' f-oo s. f.-l on
I'bllsn.l.-r U-e l I. ('. H.h- 4
31. 3 IE J n
(1 W, Cle.ier. M .to aires of HE
of HE1, He 34. 1 IE II Ck
Y. C. Aldrlih. ID ai rea In H Mink
I'f H. k C. II, 3 IW. II
5 IE i
Chaa E k Mary Mllih-ll. NEVk
of NH'i, enepl 10 acrea, Hee.
30. ll 7
Joa C. Hreaer. 55 acrea In HWk,
and Ud 5. Hec. .In ( IK 5 M
II C. Unila J Wade. II acre
In Eira Elher l I.. C, Hn a
JX. 29, ! IE 2 9.1
M II Clark. .50 acrea In Krra
EMier H M' a ii
A N Muuaey, .71 acres In Era
IMaher H I. C i
I. E k Anna II Williams. IS
acr-a In Orrgon CKy (Malm.. S 87"
K A W.MMlward, pi. Ul 4 In Her
h::ie is.sa
Hevter t May. .10 acres In Wm.
Holmes ll L. C I2
Jainea A Kaya. 3 a. res In Win.
Holinra D. 1.. C 4 5
8. Hluhm. Hr, 20 acrea In Andrew
IIimhI i. I. C Ul)
Achllle Hecher. H of S' of HK
; of KE"4 Hiv. 10 12 I VI
Jauie Hrnce, HS of HEV, 'of HE X r
W. II Tull k II U (Nnik. Uit I
and 8EV, of HWV, of NWV,
8e- II S2E 10 37
Win M. A Harah Hmllh.
of NEh Hec I3 5 2E X 7
Ida E. Parent. 8.50 acr.-s Her.
I7 5 2E 3 51
(1. W. ( leater. CO acrea In Her.
3I 5 2E 9 01
(I. W. Cleater. S of NWV, Hoc.
62E 12X0
II. Y. Hnratow helra. Ei ofHWVi
In Hec 29 CH 2E 13 8
(ieo. W. Handemnt. 7 acrea de
Ilk. 117. Pagn 92, llinord of
Deda, Kherlff Dlrlalon 6 60
E. L. Walker. S acres ilea. Hk. of
Will No. 2. part 4 tit. In Abel
Mattoon D. L. C .95
W. H. Corbett. HWV, of HWV, me.
25-4 3E 5 31
Ellen Callahan, 2 acres aa ilea.
Hk. 79. Pane 301. Hec. 19-5-3E
1.57
W. Y. k Inn Hpeer. 1 .20 acres na
des. Hk. 100. pace 473, Hoc. 31
HE 1 48
John W. Carlson. HEV of NWVi.
Hec. 9 5-3E 10 50
Erancls M. linker. 4 ncren In He'.
1X 4 IE 1.56
Nina Joy, NV of N' Sec. 10-5-4 K 21.51
Allen It. Joy, 4 of N',4 Sec 10
5-4 E 21.51
Hermit C. Cregg. W'i of NW',4
Hec 20-5-4 E .15.21
(i. It. Illchurds Ai J. It. Hmllh
NEVi. Sec. 114 UK 10.39
Prank Cole, Wi of NE! and SE
'i of W nnd NEV, of SWVi,
Hec. I I, 2-6E 21.07
H. E. Noble, WV4 of SWVi Hec.
36-2-fiK 30.32
Mary E. Northrup, t ncro na des
Hk. 107. pg. 2IX, Hoc X3 7E... 2 2X ,
Emma L. Creene, part of ns de.
Ilk. 110, page 79. Hue 9 3-7E.. 1.84
L. E. Coffen, 4 X3 ncres ns di
Hk. 114. pg. OX, Sec 4 I-5K.... 2.01
Molalla Lumber Co., EH of NWVi
of NE',4 Hw. 21-4-3E 9.20
P. H. & Henrletln Tuwney XX
acres ns iIch. Hk. 119, Pngo 70,
Hoc 9-3-7 E ir,.";r
EhIuciuIh Statu Hunk, IX. 10 urroa
des. Hk. 101, pngo 412, Hen.
2 1-3-4 E 30.32
.1. L. Hand, NV4 of NWV4 "t SW
'4, except C acres Sec. 18-3-3E. 5.31
You iiru further notified that mild
Clnckiimnn County has paid tnxcH on
said premlHeH for prior or Hiiliseiiinnt
years wllh the rato of Interest on said
IllllOlllltll iih followH:
Huld nliovo iiaiiieil (lofemlaiilH ' an
Urn owners of the legal tltlo of the
above doiicrlbed property, u thn Hiiinr
appears of record end each of the
oilier pnrHoiiH ahovii named arc here
by further notified that Clackamas
County will apply to llin circuit court
nf tho county and Htuto aforcHnld for
a decree foreclosing the lien against
tho property above described and
mentioned In mild rortlriciito. And
you nro hurohy Htimnioimd to appnnr
within sixty days after tho first pub
lication of this summons upon you, ex
cIuhIvo of tho day of flmt publication
und defend this action or pay tho
amount due as abovo shown together
with costs and accrued Interest, and
In case of your failure to do so a de
cree -will be rendered foreclosing tho
Hen of said taxes and costs against
the lands and premises above named
All process and papers In this pro
ceeding may be Borved upon the un
dersigned residing In Clnckamaa Coun
ty, Oregon, at the address hereinaf
ter mentioned.
Date first publication March 30, 1917
GILBERT L. HED0E3,
District Attorney for Clackamas
County, Oregon.'
Address Welnhard Uldg., Oregon City,.
Oregon.
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