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Pige 2 ORRGON CXTY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY. APRIL 30, 1920. NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY Correspondence From All Over the County Telling of Improvements and Local Happenings During The Past Week Your Subscription Will Receive Prompt Attention. ANNUM. G0N1EST OF SCHOOLS IS HELD AT WILSONVILLE WILSONVILLE. April 2S.-H. D. Sat went to Portland on Saturday. Portland during the week Mi.i ttobbins and Claire Say spent St.tni-dav in Portland. Mrs.. J. Wood,. Mrs. C.x Urab and! Mm Culvers arrived here Saturday, to spend some time at the borne of A. A. Wood. Wilsonville public school closes on Friday, May 14, and a splendid pro gram is being planned for the evening of that day by the teachers. Miss Mac Lean and Miss Batalgla. Beautiful carnations grown by Wll sonvllle's florist. Fred Wledennan. were presented to Mrs. Raymond See ly, at the reception given to Mr. and Mrs. Seely Tuesday evening A very enjoyable evening was had at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Batal- The Literary Club of this place will gia Friday evening, April 23, Vhen give an ice cream social Saturday about thirty young people were pres-'May 13, win also have an extra pro nt. The evening was spent in games, gram. J. L CASE TRACTOR AND HORSE DRAWN Wa, m mm lui af ml U at wwra. h er DMkMMa tfUa. UtUJ.1 Cats Lm t ' - list kl mnOdmrn Case Eakar Caag few far fcf gat last year aai ar Ug U Shew pntmcU to botk mr k eprtiaf swceaufaDy Cmm Eaiar Cuf alow Ur hiM b aO marts af taa Nrtk d wW CfcilWd Flaw ara prafarraaV The VaJeaa Traetar Cut. saawa aara, (arum that raw tl wkaa yoa adartaa4 taaaa, It U vary elastic, caa ba ckaafa4 front 12 to 14 ar 16-mek cat ia vary law Buaatas sad U ssao ia on, twa and tkraa kottoai sisas with genuine foal proof power Eft Roderick-? ean, Clark's Cutaway, - Forkner Light Draft, J. I. Case , mm A 2 carloads Myers Pumps, 1 carload Stover Engines, 1 carload Stover Feed Mills just received. We advise you to fill your needs while our stock is good. Everything In cultivators from .There are few lines on which we riding cultivators is one of the few. this years prices. J. I. Case Planet, Jr. and prizes were won by Jack Angus and John Say. Ice cream and other good things' were served at the close of the ' games, and a very pleasant time was spent by all the guests. Harold Say spent last Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Say, Virginia and Eleanor Say spent the. week-end at home. t'orrai creeK scnooi wiu ciose way 20, and Miss Robbins has been re-elect- j H fnr thn nevt srnnnl vear. The annual school contest was held in the local school, on Thursday after- noon, April 22, and the following schools and pupils were represented: Wllsonv'lle scTool, Dlst. No. 23: Otto Ridder, Vera Wagner, Dolly Schwartz, F. Sturdevant. Chas. Stout, Alice Harry Scheckla, Lyle Hasselbrlnk, Uishon. Ella Schwartz, Sadie Salzner, 1 Lyle Seely and Dora O'Brien; Miss MasLean. principal. From Hood View Dlst No. 100, the pupils were Louise j Leuthold, Edward Blscbof, Marvin j Snyder, Georgle Seely, Ruth Seely and j was Mbs Gladys Haines. From Union Charles Alplanals, and the teacher j Dist. No. 60, the pupils present were j Olenora White, Myrtle Kee and Har old Knorr, with Miss Claire Say, teacher. From Corral Creek, Dlst. No. S2, Miss Marvel Robbins, teacher, the P'ltiih Included Pearl Roberts, Helen Graham and Ralph Jones. From Mount Pleasant, Dit. No. 305, Wtni- f..aj m.aa,n tfiai-har- thA niinila virti 'wtnoa TI Krneeer. Lnctle Davis, Marion Voss, Martha Mouver. Su nday. T he a ffair was a Hermann. Lucile Oberst. Viola Her- r "tanor foi -Mr. Eby . who ceb mann and Opal Heater. As very high grated his 80th birthday, m S. M. grades werer equired to make pupils celebrated h,r 77th blnhday in SriWe for the contest, the teachers and their 60th wedding anr.1- flnrt n,,-vq "f wireiy w:Tiny ui .. . , .i t MAH j gratulations that the schools were so well represented. Literary Club Is To Give Social MEADOWRROOK, April 28. Sever al from here attended the Operetta Ti Japanese C-lrl" at Colton Friday, evening. Mrs. John Hetns wHo has been llv ing at Seattle came out Tuesday to spend the summer with her parents, I Mr. and Mrs. I. Hellbacka, while her husband Is fishing In Alaska. lien Chlndgren spent Sunday visit ins; near Colton. Myrtle Urkins attended the funeral of Mrs. Hlbbard of Marouam at Mol alla Saturday. Mrs. Mary Lee who has been sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Holntan is able to be up again. Sadie Hellbacker is working in Port- land rnt the week end with her pai "nl- Glenn and Allen Larklns spent Sun day at Portland and on the Sandy. Several from here attended the 101st anniversary of the Odd Fellows Lodge at Molalla Mpnday evening. Ttie Chlndgren brothers and Fred Horner! of this place have solo" on the pro gram. Klnora Mattson who Is. attending school in Portland spent the week end at her home. Mrs. A L, Larklns spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. P. O. Chlndgren. PLOWS Uvw aW tflSSS aswl (taW Ua, tU J- tract. Those Wuimt Maw at 7 fiwwilswW TV saU kJfea, TVs Vafeaa tract. TUt f.lw V-M MM ROWS the small hand cultivator to the lirfe orchard and field cultivator. now have a complete stock, but the J. 1. Case tine of walking snd We boufht these last year snd can make you considerable saving over CULTIVATORS JF. "Vinson Co. Oregon. City Agents Family Reunion Is Held At Gladstone! GLADSTONE, April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Legler and daughter, Mil- f'J: . r' "Newr in moie Perf6Ct w .'nrl't -Vl Rocho, of ' Jn th; -Q" f " - j q ..,, TVl ,,, h . ,"",r ' r rZ X ' Mr- and Mrs- VVlnnifred Knight and all'B nm retu,er u' romanu,: were over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rancb. j Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Francis enter-! tained at their home Sunday ln honor j of Dr. and Mrs. V- I Rocho, of Wash-' ington, D. C, the former having re-1 cently returned from France. Those ; enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Francis' hospi-ithat cover the trees. tality were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leg- j Fortunate it was that the cold of the ler and daughter, Mildred, of Glad-j nights ceased Just as t5ie tufts of wool stone, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gerbsr an 1 paring among the hru b heaps ad- " of Portland, pr. and Mrs.1 . W. B. Mott I Mrs. A. F. Parker, Who has been; confined to her home for the past six weeks with erysipelas, is slightly lm- prove j Vivian Rauch kas been quite ill with, mumps, but i3 able to be about aaln. ! Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Eby and children attended be family ' ' vl g'ven at 'he 1'ome of th firmer'! P8rents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Eby, of vri?tii.y aLavia o ui iuib icai. Mr. , tj-i. t and Mrs. Eby were former residents of Cfackamas county, and are well known In Oregon City. Attending thn affair were their children, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Taylor, Mrs. 3. M Soule, Miss Rern'ce Soule, Faye Soule, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. Manton, Mr. and Ms. Alvle Wheeler and fam ily1. Mr. and Mrs. Les'le Perry and family, of Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. J. IV Clc.tland, of Hillsdale, Mr. and Mrs. 4 M Kby, ot Orchard, Wash., Mr. and Mr. Howard Eby, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kby, Mr .and Mrs. E. V. Eby, and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Eby. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. .lames Leu, of Hood River, Mr. Carl Kby, of Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Wells, of Newberg, Miss Uonlta Vilva and Marie Eby, of Orchard, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. James Thorston and daughter toll, of Portland, are week eud visitors of Mr. and Mrs. August Ilolle. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Huidon have re turned from Ocean Falls, where they have been the guests ot their son, I.eo Bjrdon. and (amily. Mrs. J. H. Dallas visited with friends In Gladstone and Fern Ridge during the week. Mr. Dallas has purchased a new Velie truck and tey will move to Wallona this spring, where he will be associated with his brother, Carl Dallas, in business. Miss Mable Weddle, ot Salem, is visiting her parents this week. Mr. R. Freytag is completing a full sUed concrete basement In his new home recently purchased, from H. U, Miller, on Arlington street Mr. H. D. Marston was a guest of Edward V. Eby during the week. VULCAN TRACTOH AND H0RS2 DRAWN Disc, Spring Tooth, Spike Tooth for Tractor or Horse No ont In Portland carries so complete s Hne of barrows of all kinds. Wc hive the Nittoe ally famous rtakes. Clark's Cst tway Harrows, the harrow with tnc cut-oat disc and th solid steel frsmc and also ktv t complete line of the RODERICK LEAN disc harrows for all makes of tractors, is wQ as the regular sizes of spring and spike tooth in both Usa sod J. L Cass make. 340-46 East Morrison St. Portland, Or. 1 Walking Riding for small gardens or great farms iMacksburg Enjoys Interesting Lecture MACKSBURG, Ore., April 29. JfBp.e for P'wtlng than nan that ofiff1(li ,., where Bhe will make her tKaas or oeen y a ui "u "uu iu.iun.uB Kie iong raln and never was tne long bright April day more diligently Im- nrr..raH than in ihlv. ,,l,lr.n nlntlo- proved than in this golden planting -ime f'ven the d-einen progaostioa-i tor of 111 would hardly venture to pre - dict scarcity for curselves or Inability to help in feeding the war-stricken peoples abroad, ln view of the great Tacts of fre'hly- ended ground, the thriving appearance of the winter grain and the masses of fruit blossoms Clip This and Keep It For Refer ence: It May Be The Means of Saving Your Life I have equipped an office with treating rooms at the Cot-, tage Hotel, Canby, Oregon, I will give special attention to treatments for Rheumatism, Stomach, Liver and Nervous troubles, also female trouble. Good', warm rooms with board may be had at this hotel in con nection with your treatments at reasonable rates. My rates are reasonable and after an examination, if I can not help you, I will frankly tell yon n DR. JOHN FULLER Drn?l8s 1'bysician, Canby, Ore. montshed us that shearing time had como.. Great was the delight ot the rising generation as well as of thotr elders When an Illustrated lecture upon agri culture was given one evening, last; ESTACADA, April 20. Supervisor week in the Kby school-house. The Vedder was In Katacada last Thursday lecture and exhibition created enthu- and Friday looking after school nt siasm and appreciation and all are. tors. wishing for a repetition of the show. I j w ghafford was a business vis Mr. and Mr Carl Hoce wer itor in Portland Friday and Saturday. Portland visitors on Friday last. , .... . , , , , Mrs. Virgil Duchauan, late of Hood LYf' wndltlons being Cavorabl. River, is vlslUn, hor daughter. Mrs. J1 "'on W Rallwln over and a game was played with th The Mother's Club had a very busy "'" "f ott tu and pleasant session on Thursday last at the home ot Its president, Mrs. John Hipler. The next meotlnr Is to be at the home of Mrs, Carl Dreche on May 13. Washington Man Buys Paddison Farm EAGLE CREEK, April S9.-Mrs. B. Naylor and Mrs. Katie Douglass made a shopping expedition to Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ocome Irlester were the dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglas last Thursday. Mr. and Mnt. A. N. Oike and Mr. and Mrs. How spent the week-end at their country homes. Jesse Douglass and wife, or Tno Dalles, motored down to Eagle Creek lost week, spending the with relatives. Mn. DlltU, Miss nina Week -Olid Dougtoss, Miss Maude Gullns, Horry NeMun and Guy Wood e mo ored Swdsj frvenlng. The farmers are taking advantage of these fine days. W. R. Ilayden. of Cooks, Washing ton, recently purchased the C H. Pad dison farm. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodla were ttie dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle Sunday. George Residents Go Smelt Fisliins; GEORGE, April IS. A number of George people motored to Troutdala tor smelt last Sunday. Mrs. Leo Rath visited Mrs. Randle- man last Sunday, Otto Jannsen left last Sunday for Eastern Oregon where he lntonds wag bere to Bpend the week end with to work for a while. her mother and brother. Mrs. Julius Paulsen, Mrs. Held, Mr. The dance given by the Loyal Lo and Mrs. Henry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. gonl ia8t Saturday night, proved a Henry Kllnker and Chriss Kllnker vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Harden last Sunday evening. Willamette Service Man Is Entertained ; WlLlJtMKTTE. Aoril 29.-Mr. and ' Mrs Harry Greaves and two childreu ,i--. .cn,i,.v nn thn there catchlug smelt. ., ii, t.A. t null-1 Mr. fornia, ..u o . . vlultin hir fur a few ---' " ----- - days. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mass, of Oreon City visited friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Team of Monmouth spend the week end here as the guest of their daughter, Mrs. Fred Baker. On . Sunday of last week many friends and relatives of John Zlinmer sion being the anniversary of his re- .l. mm nomp am-r uia..y .uuwu. vice aoroau. " joyed. Among the out ot town visit- .i . j a il !- maa an. ors wprt Mr. ana Mrs. rreu .uniuei- man. Mrs. An. Eislle, Mr. and Mrv :e..,t 8; ' - . 'Tprr iiliao uuu so ti i iiiiin. i m-, - - - - - i.wq - ... Mis. Florence been attending the Oregon Normal has returned to her home; here Mrs. Clarence Landswerk of Oregon City visited friends here Saturday. The funeral 01 tne .a was held at the Method tat church here Saturday The servlc wich was read n bo , f h and a-man. was largely attended by relatives and fri.?dB' . . lha ,..,' Mr. n'0" " formerly Miss Dele Mathers returned last week from a two months wedding tour. While in tie east they visited relatives. MRS GRIMES GOES EAST UNION HALL, April 29. Mrs. ! Crimes, widow ot tha late Thomas J. Orimes. departed April 24 for Pitts- ,om, w!th hPr danghter Mrs. J isvaais, accompaniea Der ' p()ruand. Mrs Grimes has been a re i ldent ln the Unlon Hall district for . .... neariy twenty years ! o . TT 1-.. I Senator UnCierWOUU IS Elected Leader WASHINGTON, April 27. Senator clackamag and then on to Portland. I Underwood of Alabama today was Thi8 route (g considered the bestj elected Democrats leader of the sen- wneu tj,e roads are dry. ate by unanimous vote of the minority. Harvey Marshall, a former resident' TTie caucus at which Underwood was () Ma Hection but now of Eugene, ha.i selected lasted five minutes. Doen here for several days on account Underwood said he had no state- ()f th(J geroug tiineas of his mothor ment of policies to make at this time wno live8 ln the. Dodge neighborhood, and that he did not contemplate an I The local w c T u delivered in 'mmedate visit to the White House. porUand the latter part of last week, He Intimated that another caucus ; lhe old paper cans and labels which might bo held to discuss party plans. ftney were gathering to help that or- w - Iganizatlon In winning the $1000.00 CmiYule Tniised !prIze wl,lch had been offere1, The ouitiue is wuscu i ade3 dld remarkaD)y weu, T)v Foilino TTfalth Gerald wllcox o Springwater, who Dy ramng ixcaim u eoantteM with hlg brothers m the " Cascade Garage, has moved his family GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba, April to Estacada. They are occupying the 26. The body of Rear Admiral Carlo Ed. Bates residence. B. Brittaln, chief of staff to the com- The Sophomore play has been po t mander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, poned until next Wednesday night, who committed suicide by shooting May 5. Thursday last, Is due to arrive at Wash ( Judge Brownell of Oregon City is ltrton tomorrow on the hospital ship billed for a speech here Saturday Colac. afternoon in the Interests of Hiram Rear Admiral Brittaln was In poor , Johnson, republican candidate for 1 ealth and was confined to his bed president. The meeting Is to be hold when the flagship of the fleet left New at the Family Theater at 2 p. m. York, January 7, and until after Its j arrival ln Cuba. He was an lnd"fa- Wo linasir.e that enry Um3 1 land tigab'e worker, and it Is believed bis lord loots in the glass these days he I'tness brouRht his mental strain to, must s 'i.l:n. elf wcr'-g a pair of the breaking point borns. Bridge Is Repaired Near Estacada - - i iJ iu o m aor ot iwtmcailii. Mrs. W. F. Cuxy and daughter, Qlen, went to lorUand last Friday and vis ited at the home ot Mrs. Cary's sis ter, Mrs. M. 1L Doyle, until Tuesday morning. Mrs. Viola Douglass was the guost ot hor son Waiter Douglass and u'tuuus in bstacaua the tatter part of last week; returning to her home lu Portland Monday. Mrs. N. II. Ecker was the week end I. ui uut' uuughior Mrs. Hoylo who resides la Portland. i he V. F. Cary reaidenoe on Ter race Addition, la undergoing a general renovating with paint and varnish. The Family Theater will open the Sunday programs next Sunday aitvr uuuu wun uut.nee and the same I anrartalnitiani It Vt a aunnlita II v I i ... . n . " . ' S?' !' . " "rn'",1 u.uo,vm ivvuuti mu iui?i mia ua a souu piuiure mows, nirs. uoyie will bo the pianist. About twelve machines loaded with 0d(, p.UowB and ReDekalu weul l0 Sttturd d Gresham, Bandy, Uorlng and Estaca da. All report a good program and a good social time afterwards. As adver tised ihtie ero o.or.u trom this place to take part In the program, but only Mrs. W. F. Cary responded when their names were called. She had a readlug which was well receiv ed. Smelt were ruonrng In the Sandy the first ot the week and there were nuinv frftm thlia l.w-ultttf lvlii witiil Sunday. iiiurue oiur auu wuo, turuiur r.- tacadans but now ot Portland, were In this vicinity visiting lolutivcs and friends. Miss Helen Wooster spent the week end with relatives iu twvluml, Mi-ts (Jriue Ikiuiy, a nurse from -t'.ie Good Samaritan hospital In Portland Buccess and the boys will have a few dollurs to place In their treasury. A Portland orchestra furnished the mus ic and llauser's Hcstraurant furnish ed tho lunch. Mrs. Milt Marshall, who submitted to au operation a few weeks ago for gall stones, arrived home from the Portland hospital Monday evening. Mr. Marshall went to Portland to meet her. She Is getting along as well as can be expected. ... ,, . , n...,i..,i Is here this week visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. E. Allen. , , , . . ,.,,. r, k,,. & u v,iu, ui iioii,iSu ! . , ,., i . . .. . . r.l..l UlKCn B pOBUUJU U luo luui uiw' mas News office here. Mrs. Earl Shtbley returned from a visit of a few days at Portland. C. P. Boyer, who recently moved from Estacada to Roseburg, returned last week and has bought a house and lot in Terrace Addition through longed to A. E. Sparks, and will set ue uowa auu uio u wi . . i 1 ,. I. V. I .. . ..... n I. u r a , tMU.HnT In I.lnn(1ln .vios va- w.-. i fa, h at Portlanli Wlu ln Estacada - - u honio jn the Dodge neighborhood. AprU 16th Wllber Ju- ,, . , . Han, or iub..vu- . , ..e vears of aee and leaves a wife and ITcSiarl beside, other relatives wftg heW i 'n 1 SnHlllrwfl.fiI. rhllrch 8unUiiy. n " "" .111,1 Barber Bass was playing with bis children last Sunday and In some ,eg. waik f o, o h,g ehop another barbor to Miss Anna Dillon spent the week end with relatives In Portland, ta n(jw hay, 'a"J " . lM Mnmlav. The East Clackamas Supply com pany store was ciosed toaay, Thurs day, to make ready for a closing out sale, which commences Saturday. 1 . ... ... ttlgk n L. " .,, aav &. P. Co., commenced this week, We - overhauling wm ouUlde ttnd Interior. I mi... tii MiVolanlri. ott fnr Port- JXwday - to visit her sister .land WeUneSUay Ut VlU'l. ... and other relatives and perhapa will make her home there for some time, The bridge just this side of the Hamersacker hill Is under repairs and will lot be in condition to cros wagon road to Portland is by cross the wagon road to fortiana is Dy ur-1 ton across Baker's bridge .thence to; PORTLAND MAN KILLED BY AUTO NEAR PARKPLACE KrUk Runson, of Portland, was killed about ten o'clock Monday night near St. Agnes baby home beyond Park place by being struck by an automo bile coming from Droiion City, lie passed away before reaching the hos pital lu Oregon City. llonson ,tn company with Alfred Mud, of Portland, were on their way to Roseburg to work on (he tolishway and were riding on the rear ot a truck. The machine broke down and another was preparing to tow It when llonson stepped off the broken machine and was hit' by the car which was not go ing at a high sieed. The drvler of the touring car, which. looked like a Ilaluvs, backed up and when he saw J he man lying on the ground Immediately drove around the truck and drove on at n high rate of speed. I.lnd says he did not know lleuson very well but that he had been IIvIiik In Portland tor some time. The de ceased carried an 1. W, W. card and had a membership In the Hostile union. Ills Individual number was 336,911. The remains were brought to the undertaking parlors of llotman ft Pace where an autopsy will be held. I WASHINGTON. April 26 The fed eral government today won Its anti trust suit against the Reading com pany and affiliated coal companies in one ot the socatled anthracite coal rases. Hy a vcte of four to tliree, the su preme court sustained the govern ment's charges that tis compitnltis vi olated the "commodities clause" .of the Interstate commerce act and or dered the dissolution of the companies. The Heading and Central of New Jersey railroads, the court decided, must dispose of stock ownership, re spectively of tlio Philadelphia A Head ing Coal A Iron company and the Lehigh Wllkesbarre Coat company. FORI OF L BE OF SAN REMO, Italy. April 23. Tho supremo council has decided to de stroy all tho Turkish fortifications along the Dardanelles and Ilosphorous and to Internationalise loth of these Important and strategic waterways it was anuounced today, lloth will be free to tho navigation of the world. The Dardanelles and (he Jtosphor- us can only be blocked lu the future hy the league ot Vatlons. A Dardanelles commission has been created to regulate matters reliitlng to the stmltB. The marringe of Miss Josephine Mo r"orinlck and Franklin Kernes, of this city, was solemnized at the home ot the bride's mother, Mrs l!mry t'lrlch, of this city, Wednesday evening at 7:20 o'clock, with Rev. Melville T. Wire, pastor of the Methodist church, officaimg. Only relatives and a few Intimate friends of tho young couple attended, and was a very quiet affair owing to the recent death of Mr. Kernes' mother, Mrs. Fannin Kernes. The bride, who Is a senior of the Oregon City hlsh school, will continue her Mii'lies until the clone of the year, ss the will graduate with the 1920 clcss, having taken a tenrhor's course. She Is a most estimable young woman. Ph Is an active worker of thn En worth League of the Methodist church, and a ninmber of tho choir. The bridegroom Is employed In Ore gon City Woolen Mills, and has re "Ided here for some time. Ho Is the son of George II. Kernes, of this cty. The young couple will make their home at 1001 Ninth street CASE DISMISSED The case against A. F. Green for trespassing was dismissed In the Ju-i-fee court Wednesday when an error was found In the complaint. SUIT TO GOVERNMEN AUCTION SALE At my place near Gladstone, 10 Miles South of Portland, on the River Road, East Side. Saturday, May 8, 1920 At 10:00 A.M. 16 Cows, some four and five gallon cows, 9 just fresh or fresh but a short time, others fresh soon. ! 1 thoroughbred Jersey Bull, 2 Heifers, 2 Horses, 20 Pigs and Shoats, 1 Brood Sow, 1 Buggy, 1 Milk Wagon, 1 Farm Wagon, some Furniture and some Farm Tools. Terms: 6 months' time on bankable notes, all sums over' $25.00. FREE LUNCH. I " , I L. A. 'READ, Owner. COLONEL W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer LAWSON PINED 1I08TON, April 83. Tbomiu W. Uwhoii was found gulliy on the charge ot llloKal advertising ot min ing stock and was fined $1000 by Jiuliix M unity In the municipal court. He puld the fine, Attorney General Allun made a pro trmtod but futllo plnn for a Jail sen (unco, or at last a maximum fine of 'Jtlilll, There won thirteen count lu complaint, Uiwmou was fined $100 on each of ,,,n- I'"" other thrt wer placed on file. L L PORTER ! y I Republican Candidate for COUTY JUDGE W. J. E. VICK Rebublicsn Candidate for CountV Commissioner To be a servant ot the people and not a political bully, UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIC 1 When in Sandy stop at I Bob I omiins Garage I ! Liberty Six Motor Can 1920 Ford Automobiles I K. M. Wade Drag Saws I on Sale j Auto Repairing 2 E and Blacktmithing niiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiir; r H..J.-.I.I 1 1. i). ..mi 11.. ff "r A) i
