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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1920,
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BURLAP SACKS
ONLY CLOTHES
FOR CHILDREN
The Clackamas county headquart
ers of the Children's Relief Drive was.
opened Tuesday at the Commercial
Club parlors with Miss Elba Erickson
as assistant secretary. Plans are
now being rushed through for the
final organization of the county's
campaign which begins Sunday, De
cember 19. The county la being divid
ed into seven districts correspond in g
to the seven banking districts, wltii
a chairman for each district, and each
school district of the county will be
assigned to one of these larger divis
ions. J. Christy Wilson, brother of Don
iison of this city, has been In the
Near East for the past two years as
a missionary and many letters from
him describe the appalling condition
of the children in that part of the
world. According to Mr. Wilson,
these sta-ving children will stand in
line for hours for sonietMng to eat.
and even in severe weather have no
more clothing than a burlap sack
with hole cut in them for the beadl
and arms.
Herbert Hoover has appealed to
the generous hearted people of the
nation to meet the emergency of
Europe's starring child life and
points out that "'$10 will buy the life
of a child until next harvest."
Clackamas county's Quota is $6000
the lives of 600 children.
ESSAY CONTEST
WILL ATTRACT
JlAil 1 Ul lLO'
County School Superintendent Ved
der has just received instructions
from J. A. Churchill superintendent
Of public instruction for Oregon, that
the Oregon Committee ol the Europ
ean Relief Council . has planned an
Essay Contest for the schools of Ore
gon. The title of the essay is, "What
Will be America's Answer to the Cry
of Europe's Starring Children V .;
The contest is limited to the chiM
ren of the eighth grade and .high
school, whose ages range from thir
teen, to eighteen. There will be no
prizes, simply first, second and third
honors. Superintendent Vedder will
select the three best essays in Clack
amas county and forward them to the
state committee. These essays
should be in the bands of the county
superintendent before December 23rd.
FORMER OREGON
CITY WOMAN IS
BADLY INJURED
Mrs. Emma Flagler, of this city,
was called to Sellwood Saturday even
to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
George Livers, who was run down by
an automobile and seriously injured.
Mrs. Livers, accompanied by ber
small son, Donald, was crossing the
street in Sellwood when a passing
auto struck Mra Livers, throwing her
to the pavement with terific force,
and cutting her badly about the head
and arms. She struck the curb as
she fell, and she was removed
to an emergency hospital, the
physicians found it necessary to take
nine stitches In her head and six
stitchea In her arm. The young son
escaped without injury, and was on
the opposite side of the mother when
the accident occurred.
Mrs. Livers is well known in this
city, and was formerly Miss Olive
Flagler.
SHRINKAGE IS
ENORMOUS ON
LAST CROP
WASHINGTON', Dec. 14. Shrink
age of values of the country s farm
crops has placed their total worth
this year at almost $5,000,000,000 less
than last year, although the 1920 har
vest was one of the most abundant
in the nation's history with half a
dozen breaking records.
LIGHT FREEZE,
SNOW AND RAIN
FOR THIS CITY
Monday evening,' the first lighi
freeze of the season took place and
the thin covering of ice on the walks
and steps leading to the hill section
about midnight made slippery walk
ing for late pedestrians. According
to the weather man, another storm
is predicted for this week, which will
Include rain, sleet and other climatic
"sensations" for this tlme of the year
MAN SAVES
FOR FUNERAL;
MONEY BAD
ELKHART, Ind., Dec. 11. Money
laid away 16 years ago by Walter
Moody for his funeral expenses was
found by bankers to be counterfeit
today after it bad been spent to meet
turial costs for the man, who died
a week ago.
Th widow muit make good the
loss. '
RINGLING BROS. ,
SELL OUT TO
DENVER FllWil
The following press notice was
furnished the Enterprise by Chas.
Lyon, whose brother In the east us a
,,Ws accent for the lug show circuit,
n(1 forwar,.,(l this notice to Mr
, ttor ot nowa.
f .lMnotin'
The famous name of Wnltn.
I may disappear ironi me circus worm.
for the great tented show for mor1
j than two score years that bore that
tttl? has been purchased. together
with four others, by H. II. Tammon
and F. G. Ponfila of ivnvcr.
Theshows included in the deal that
is believed to be one of the largest in
the history of the circus business are:
Sells-Floto, Ringltng, Barnum & Bai
ley, John Robinson. How's London
and Yankee Robinson.
Some 4I years ago Augnst Ringlinr.
Sr., had a harness shop on the main
street of Rice Ivake. He had seven
sons, All of them played in the Rice
lake town band. When in their
"teens." five of the boys started out
from here with a carnival company,
having music, acrobatic stunts and
athletic tumbling. Soon afterwards
they collected together as their men
agerie a few bears, wildcats and other
animals, all obtained form the woods
of northern Wisconsin and northern
! ytnnesota.
Success greeted the
brothers from the start, and soon
they ventured into the circus business
on a large scale and established the
world tamed Ringling Brothers' cir
cus. Of the seven brothers, only Charl
es and John are alive. None of the
five who are dead reached the age of
20 years. j
REDMEN ELECT
OFFICERS FOR
COMING YEAR
Improved Order of Redmen. Wach
eno Tribe, No. 13. met at the Moose
hall Wednesday evening and elected)
the following officers: j
Sachen Harry Seller: Sr. Sag3 i
more "Tip" O'Neil; Jr. Sagamore!
Edw. W. Eby: Profit. Milton Noble;
Collector of Wannum L. A. Noble. ;
r; KeT ot VarnPum. Christ
naruuau. fcwpr: m rwiims r rancis
Kroll; Great Sachen, E. M. Wells, of
Corvallis:' Great Sr. Sagamore, D. E.
Frost; Great Jr., Sagamore, R. T
Fisher, of Portland; Past Great Sach
en, Richley, of Portland, was in at
tendance and gave Interesting talks
for the good of C;e order. Refresh
ments were served later in the ban
quet room.
Million Wanted for
Prohibition Law
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. Expendh
ture of $1,000,000 during the next
three years in safeguarding prohibi
tion, extending the "blue laws" and
amending the federal constitution so
the United States will be designates
a "Christian nation" is proposed by
the international reform bureau.
Wilbur F. Crafts, its ruperintend
ent, told this to the opening session
of a conference here today.
Ponzi Begins To
Serve Out Sentence
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Dec. 1 I.
Charles Ponzi today waned serving
his sentence of. five years for fraud.
He obtained millions of dollars
from thousands of persons from all
over the United States, and was at
one time considered a financial wizard
MEAT PRICES
DROP TO VERY
LOW FIGURE
CHICAGO, Dec. 11. Wholesale
prices of fresh meat cuts, both beef
and pork, reached the low levels of
the pre-war period with the close of
business this week, Armour & Co. an
nounced today. i . ,
Fabric Tires As Good J
As Cords, Reported
While the popularity of the cord
tire is sweeping rapidly forward
among mMorists, fully seventy per
cent of the cars, of the country, consti
tuting the "small car" class, still ride
on fabric tires. The manufacture ot
cords has been confined largely thus
far to the larger sizes, and the gTeat
mass of the small cars are still equip
ped with fabrics of the clincher type.
The light weight of these cars
makes it possible for the fabric tire
to give mileage quite as Imnressive
in their way as the records rolled up
by ther more celebrated competitors,
the cord tires. A letter received by
the United States Tire Company from
G. Euritt of Churville, Wa stated:
"It may interest you to know tat
I have been driving a small car for
five years, equipped originally with
United States fabric tires. One of the
original tires is still in use without
a break in it. Two others of the
original tires have only recently heen
retreaded.
UNCLE SAM TO PUT ON
30,000 EXTRA CLERKS
WASHINGTON, v Dec. 10. Thirty
thousand extra mail carriers, clerks
and belpe-s now are beginning night
and day shifts to handle the biggest
Christmas mail rush in the history of
the postofflce.
ASKS FOR DIVORCE
Elma C. Tu-ner entered suit for
divorce here Friday from William H.
Turner. The couple was married in
Ohio, Oct. 7, 1912, and the plaintiff
lives in Clackamas county. Bhe charg
es her husband with cruel and In
human treatment
An Appeal to the American People
f
pilREE and one half million children In Eastern arid Central Europe
have no alternative to disaster between now and not harvest ex
cept American aid. Kor month these most helpless eunVrors In tbo
track of war have been admitted to American feedlng-statlons only If
tragically undernourished, and have received American ive-Wj; M .N.II
If desrately thivutened by death from disease.
One 8 cent hot American meal todny has saved a thousand live.
Winter Is closing down. The money of man nations H valueless out
side their own boundaries. Economic and crop conditions make famine,
with Its terrible train of diseases, a certain visitor until nexulmnetf. Inev
ltabl the helpless children will suffer most. No child can grow to health
and sanity on the pitiful makeshifts for food with which millions ,.f Krvi
pen adults must content themselves this winter, u is obvious that te
-remedy can come only from outside.
America save,! fl.tlOO.000 European children winter before last. Nor
mal recuperation out the need nearly In half last year, but unusual con.il
tlons have resulted In scant shrinkage of child destitution during the
V'ITi J"St ,,MSt- Th PM,W, of A",prll' ntuat tu.w decide whether
S.wXrtH) of those charges, la acute distress, shall beln to be turned nwnv
in January from more than 17.000 asylums, hospitals, clinics and foedlne
s tatlous deiuleni on American support. There would be no tragedy In
history so sweeping or so destructive of those who can deserve no evil.
The undersigned organisations, working among every race and freed,
many engaged as In other forms of rvller. agree unanimously that the
pllkht of these helpless children should have complete priority in over
seas charity until the situation la met. This Is an Issue without polities
w.rim nCh"J 0, ""J thtf M fr medical service
that . seek, will relieve only the critical ca-. The m.xtlcal supplies
1 , fc ? vrnnM, n'l comraunltlea aided ftrmh two dob
Ian la the form of transportation, rt-nt. labor, clerical hel,., cash contrl
butlons and such food suppllea as art locally obiulnabl.
ner TV "! lhn ,n '" "rtlw She ha.
oeNer had a more poignant call than this. Contribution., si,id be turZl
over ,o th 1(K.al amm wllU.b M oow ror,,,; 1 2
siriScTtT1 , Un Treasuri,r- T'Ss;
EUROPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL
Harbart Haovar, Chairman
Comprlalngi
American Relief Administration, by
lir Rt,'K:id l re.tf
Amertoan K.-.1 Cross, bv Uvinsatoa
Karrand. ("halrr.'.an
Ameru-an Friamia' Srrvlca Committer
iQuakersl. by Kufua U. Joni,
Charman
Jewiart Joint Distribution Commute,
by Kelt 41. arburs Chairman
BREEZY BRIEFS FROM MOLALLA
Interesting News Items Taken From
The Pioneer
M. J. Cockreil was, in Oregon City
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Courter is very ill at her
home. She was stricken Sunday.
It is not thought that she is in a
dangerous condition.
Ed. Olds was in town Wednesday
Mr. Olds has the contract for build
ing the Dickey Prairie bridge. Work
of construction will commence the
first of the week.
I. M. Toliver and family went to
Portland last Sunday where they
visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Gregory
were Portland visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
Victor Dickey of Portland spent a
couple of days this week visiting his
parents Mr .and Mrs. Raymond Dick
ey.
The Electric Comedy Company
played thoe nights la good sized
audiences in the Band Auditorium,
this week.
Cecil Roberts preached at the
morning services at the Church of
Christ in the morning and at the
Wild Cat school house in the after
noon last Sunday.
Mrs. F-ed Barnes, of Portland Is
visiting at the Knapp home for a
couple of weeks.
Several of the Shoemaker family
have been sick for the past week.
The doctor pronounced the malady a
mild form of flu.
Rev. R. P. Williams preached at
Lentz last Sunday morning returning
to Molalla in time to preach at the
evening service at the Church of
Christ
WILSONVILLE
FARMERS TO
MEET DEC. 15
On next Wednesday evening, a
meeting wll ltake place at the Odd
fellows hall In Wilsonville, when
fanners of that neighborhood will dis
cuss the work of the County Farm
Bureau association du"lng the past
year. Several speakers of note will
address the gathering, and R. O.
Scott, county agent,' and Miss Marie
Snedeker, county club leader will be
present.
Following this date, another meet
ing will take place at Happy Valley,
Clackamas county, in the school
house, and the main topic will be
"Needs of the Community for the
Coming Year." The date has been
set for Thu-sday evening, Dec, 16.
13 TRY THEIR
LUCK AGAIN AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec. 13.
Thirteen couples cast superstition to
the winds today and were married In
Vancouver. It is not uncommon for
the thirteenth of any month to pass
without a wedding here, but today
broke all records, save one, for coup
les being married on that day. It was
significant that ten of the 13 brides
today had been brides, before and ad
mitted it.
Paper Company at
Spokane to Enlarge
SPOiCANE, Wach., Dec. 13. An
nouncement of additions to the plant
and equipment of the Inland Empire
Paper company, to cost between $85,1
000 and $100,000, was tmde by W. A.
Brazeau, secretary and manager. The
capacity or the plant will be Increas
ed 25 -per cent, to produce dally 90
tons of sulphide or wood pulp.
Fnnklln K. Lana. Traaturar
re1rl Council of Chim-hea of Christ
l America, by Arthur J rtrown
Kr.',.or Columbua ' by James A.
S. Miller left Friday for Sun Fraa
ciisco and Los Angle whe-e he will
spend the winter. He made tho trip
by boat from Portland to San Fran
cisco. A. E. Weber, who has recently
purchased the Tmllinger hotel re
cently brought in a truck load of new
furniture this week. Mr. Weber I
going to make a very attractive place
of his hotel.
W. O. Brown bought a Fairbanks
Moors e light plant from George
Blatchford this week. This Is a new
system which haa been on the market
but a short time. There has been a
g-eat number sold. It is very simple
cheap and the enfrfn, can ho used for
other wtrk. Mr. Blatchford has nuinv
prospective sale for plants.
Arthur Kayler. of Clackamas, was
transacting business in Molalla last
Tuesday.
The Odd Fellows lodge of Molalla
will hold a benefit dance next Sat
urday night. December 11th. Music
will be furnished by Ttr. Thompsons
popular orchestra, of Portland. A
largo crowd is expected to be In at
tendance..
The high whool basket ball team
will Play the fist game of this sea
son next Saturday when they will
meet the fast Mount Angel College
team, at Mount Angel. A week
from Saturday thee teams will meet
at the Molalla band auditorium in
the afternoon.
L A. Shaver will get, next week,
the first car load of eastern corn ever
shipped Into Molalla.
PICTURE MEN
CAUSE TROUBLE
ON THE HILL
Two rae.n, taking orders for en
larged pictures, made themselves of
fensive to several women residents
on the hill section Monday after
noon, by obtruding themselves upon
the thresholds of homes where not
wanted. One lady reported to the
chief of pollcft that one of the men,
after being denied admittance to the
home, crowded her out of the door,
way and came in anyway, In spite of
her efforts to keep him out with as
sertions that she was not interested
In hi wares or products. Both men
seem to be of a very bold type, and
will be watched by the city officials
from now on.
MONEY IN BANKING
It would be a pleasure to give credit
where credit is certainly due lor
this letter; but it came to the editor's
de&k with ony the notation "Clipped
from a house organ."
"A bank in New Jersey ran this
advertisement in a local paper:
"Wanted--a Clerk. Must lw expcil
enced in foreign exchange. Salary
$10.00 a week." And this is one of
the replies:
"Dear Bank: I would respectfully
apply for the position you offer. 1
am an expert in foreign exchange, In
all branches. In addition I converse
fluently In Gum Arabic, Gorgonzola,
Zola and Billingsgate. I write short
land, longhand, left hand and write
hand. I can supply my own type
writer If necessary, and I may men
tion that I typewrite half an hour In
ten minutes, the record. I would be
willing also to let you have the serv
Ive, gratis, of my large family cf
boys, and If agreeable to you, my wife
would be pleased to clean your office
regularly without extra charge. The
cost of postago for your answer to
this application can be deducted from
my salary. Please note, that Is you
have a back yard, I would make
bricks in my spar time.
"Awaiting an early reply, I remain
"The 42nLH
REED TAKES
DEBATE PRIZE
OVER AGGIES
Koo colloRo was today unnoulued
stale champion in rfolmto us a result
of Friday dual victory in the Ore
gon triangular ttohato Icmruo, Rood
negative- l afflrmutlvo teams, do
touted tho iditto university and Oro
ptn Aeries In hard fought contests
at Portland and Euireno. The Wcio
los nro new butt-els for Coach Goorno
1 Koehn of tho Rood history depart
meilt, who hits not lost n debate in
six years of ooachliw,
Th,, question was SootU n US of the
Merchant Marino act of l!2i, which
has been subjected of heated tt'K'l
ment lu Pacific shipping circles. The
I'.eed debaters have been Invited to
present their argument before the
Portland Chamber of Commerve.
Koe Is now negotiating with th.
University ot Montana and Harvard
for debutes lit the spring.
Billion Dollars is
Lost on Prohibition
WASH! NinOV, Hoe. U.-Tho
treasury department estimate that
"ryorp. than a billion dollars" Is out
standing In unpaid tuxes beemmn of
the 'government's Inability to audit
the return. Hr. Thomas S, sti.iin of
the treasury s'off, toiitf.od today at
hea-ing on taxation before tho house
ways and fueatM cummltto",
Hoouuse of the complex nature, of
present rovenuo laws, Dr. Adam
added, the Internal revenue bureau
ha biH-n umihto to complete the
checking up of tax returns fur 1917.
Hw saw no immediate hope of making
tho audit ott-rent with tho tax re
turns filed.
WANT STATE
FaVIR- - STOCK
n SHOW MERGER
SALEM. Or.. Doe, 14 -It was an
nounced today that a bill Is belu
drafted by a member of tho Mult
nomah county delegation in tho stat-j
legislature providing for consolida
tion of the Oregon Mate fair and the
Pacific International Livestock ( ex
position. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that lh un
derslgned has been appointed admin
Istratrlx of the estate of George
Beach, deceased. All persons hav
tug clalrxs against said estate are
hereby notified to present the saino
with proper vouchers, duly certified
according to luw, at tho office of
Urownell k Slovors, at Oregon City.
Clackamas County, O-egon. within
six months of tho date of the publi
cation of this notice.
Dated, Friday, November JO, 1920.
A LICK C. BOWERS.
Administratrix.
BKOWNRLL A SIBVEK3.
Attorneys for Admlnuttralrlx.
Oregon City, Oregon
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the un
derslgned has bee appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Gnorge II.
Kelly, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified" to present the same
with proper vouchers, dnly cortlflod
aecordlng to law, at the office of
Urownell & Stevens, Rt Oregon City.
Clackamas County, Oregon, within
s(x months of the dato of tho pabll
cation of this notice.
Dated, Friday, Novwmber 2fi, 1920.
FELIX A. JONES.
Admlnsirator.
BROWNELL & SIEVEH3.
Attorneys for Admlnstrator.
Oregon City, Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Matter or the Estate
of
Morris Riley, deceased.
Notice is hereby iglven that tie
undersigned Executrix of the Estate
of Morris Riley, deceased, has filed
her final account in the County Court
of the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Clackamas, in the above Estate,
and the County Judge has set Mon
day, December 13. 1920 at the hour of
10 o'clock A. M., In the County Court
room in the Court house at Oregon
City, Clackamas County, Oregon a.
the time and place for hearing of
objections to the said final account
and for settlement thereof, '
Date of First Publication, Novem
ber 12, 1920.
ELIA COOK,
Execattrx.
BROWNELL t SIBVER3,
Attorneys for executrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Laban Mauld
lng, deceased. All persons having
callm against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same with
proper vouchers, duly oertlflod ac
cording to law, at the office of Brown
ell A Sievers, at Oregon City, Clacka
menths of the date of the publication
of this notice.
Dated, Friday, November, 12, 1920.
EUGENE MAULDINO.
Administrator.
BROWNELL & SIEVERS,
Attorneys for Administrators,
8UMMON8.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Clackamas County.
L H. Klrchem, Plaintiff,
Ti, -
Edgar Horner, Amos Millard, Ne
braska Bridge Supply & Lumber
Co., a corporation, Defendants.
To Edgar Horner, above named de
fendant: In the name of the State ot Oregon:
Ton are hereby required to appear
and answer the Complaint filed
against you in tho above entitled suit
on or before the expiration of tlx
weeks from the date of first publica
tion ot this summons, which date of
expiration la fixed by order of above
entitled Court Monday, January 3,
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
D. G Latouiibttb, rresMrnt F. J. Miykr, Cashim
The First National Bank
of Oregon City, Oregon
CAPITAL, JHi.OOO.lK)
Transacts Cicncral Hankinn Husinr-i Open from 9 A. M. Id 3 V, M.
1921, and If you so fnfi to appear and
answer, plaintiff wilt apply to the
Court for tho rolclf prayed tor lit his
complaint, to-wlt: For tho foreclosure
ot a certain chattel mortgage dated
AuKimt IS, 1!M7. for $1 loo no and re
corded in Vol. 11 page 4'.!il Chattel
Mortgage Records of laid County and
State, on which $00.00 has boon paid,
and one certain Chattel Mortgage tor
$032.00 dated March 8, 1920, ami re
corded tu Vol. 13, page U5 Chattel
Mortgage Records of said County uud
Suite, on which $200 00 ha been paid
and for $150.00 attorney's fees and
costs heroin, which said mortgage
coyer and are a lien upon the follow
lug described personal property In
Clackamas County, Oregou, ta-wlt:
One 12x15 Russell engluo complete
with fittings; ono Russell Holler com
plete with steam pump, smokestack
and fittings; otto Power 1'lutior com
plete, with knives, bolts, blower, etc.;
on No. 8 Russoll Saw rig with ono
fifty inch saw and one forty-eight Inch
saw and fod works; one carriage,
tour head blocks and set works; one
friction log turner; one log haul; ona
slab car and truck; one cut-ott law
frame and 24 Inch cut oft saw; fa
lumber truck; five line shafts vita
pulleys and bolts; all mlscotlanoous
tools, belts, gear and scraps.
Also one 11x1$ Russoll Automatic
Governor Englno No. 16058.
And tor such other and further re
lief as to this Court seems moot and
equitable. ,
This Summons ts published by order
of the Honorable J. U. Cumpb dl,
Judge of tho above entitled Court,
which order Is dated Noromber IS,
1920,
First publication November 19, 1920.
Lust publication December SI, 1920.
O. D. EBY,
Attorney for plalittllf.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon for tho County of Cluck
mas.
T. It. Hesidcn, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mildred I louden. Defendant.
To Mildred iloadett. defendant:
In tho name of the 5tato of Or
gon you are hereby required t0 ap
pear and answer the complaint fllea
against you In tho above entitled suit
on nr before the 3rd day of Dectunber,
1920, said date being mr than l
weeks from the date of first publica
tion of thl summons, and U you fall
to snswe- atd complaint, for warn
thereof plaln'.lff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed fo rln bin
complaint, to-wlt: for a loe-e dU
solving the bond of matrimony here
tofore existing between the plaintiff
and granting a decree of divorce and
for ucn other and further relief a
the Court shall deem moot to grant.
This summons Is served upon you
by order of the Honorable J, V. Camp
bell. Judge t if the above entitle.
Court, made and entered on tho 2 1 at
day of October. 1920. directing that
such publication be made In the Ore
gon City Enterprise, onco a week for
sit uceoitve weeks, the first publl
cation thereof, belnj th 2Jnd day of
October. 1920, and the lat publica
tion thereof lelng the 3rd day of De
cember, 1920.
C. II. PIOOOTT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
226 Jefferson St., Portland. Oregun
SUMMONS
In th Justice's Court for District
Number 13 Clackamas County,
State of Oregon.
Paul R. Meinlg. Plaintiff,
vs.
Oeorge Mather, Defendant.
To George Mather the above gamed
defendant:
In the name of the State f Oregon
you are hereby required to appt
aid answer the complaint file
against you In th above entitled suit
on the 4th day f December, 1920,
which Is more than six weeks from
the date of the first publication ot
this summons, and If yen fall to so
appear and answer the said complaint,
for want thereof the plaintiff will take
a judgment against you for the sum
of $33.25 and nig costs sna disburse
ments herein; also a judgment order
that certain personal property now
held under attachment by th Deputy
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon.
In said District 13, to be soli" to satleT)
said Judgment and costs and disburse
ments and accuririg costs.
Thl summons Is published In pm
nuance to an order for service there
of upon you by publication,- dated
October 20th, 1920 made by lienor
able J. M. C. Miller, Justice of the
Peace for District number IS. Clscs
amas County, Oregon, dl'ectlng that
this summons be published once a
week for six consecutive weeks.
Date of first publication October
22nd, 1920.
Date of last publication Deeember
Rrd, 12.
C. D. PURCBLL, ,
' Attorney for th Plaintiff.
My postofflce address is Saady, Or
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Clrcalt Court of the State of
Oregnn, for the County of Clacka
mas. Entncada Stat Bank, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
W. Cj Repass, Florence Repass and
O. W. Messelhlsen, Defendants
State of Oregon, County of Clacka
mas, ss
By virtue of a Judgment order, de
cree and an execution, duly Issued out
of and under the seal of the above
entitled court, In the above entitled
cause, to me duly directed and dated
the 21st day of October 1920, upon a
judgment rendered and entered In
said court on the 15th day of October
1920, In favor of Bstacada State Bank,
a corporation, Plaintiff, and against
W. C. Repass, Florence Repass and O
W. Messelhlsen, Defendants, for the
sum of $324.65, with Interest thereon
at 'the rate of six per cent per annum
from the th day of Aplrl 1S20, and
the futrher sum of $30.04, a attor
ney's fe. aad the further earn f
C. D. D. C. LATOURETTt
Attorney Miw
Commercial, Itcul Klut and
1'rolmte our HtiwUltles. of
fee In First National Punk
Hldg., Oregon t'liy, Oregon.
0. O. CUV
Attorney t La
Motiey loanfd, abtrlrnct furnish
ed, Satnl title eKiimUii'd, estate
settled, nenernl Iw hulnea
Over Dnk of Oregon City.
William Hammond
Philip L. Hammond
HAMMOND A HAMMOND
Attornye-t-Lw
Abstract, Real Estate, Loans, limur
ance.
OREGON CITT, OtlKOON
Pacific Phon It Horn Phone A $71
Phone 405
WM. STONE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Stevens lllitg, Oregou City, Or.
J J'.l 00 cents ami dUburmiiiouU, luiit
tho cont of and upit this writ, i-uiii-timndiiiR
mo tu liuiko sale of the ful
lovvliig described r'I property, situ
ntn in tho County of Clackamas, ufalo
of Oregon, to-wlt:
Ut number Knur (4) in Block mim-ber'-d
Eighteen (1S of tli original
Towuiilte of Entiiciitlii ,1'liukuniiis
County, Oregon, according to the duly
recorded map nd plat B nhowrt and
designated .by the Itmnrila of said
town, County and State; aul lot
numbered Three (31 and Knur (I) of
Block numbered Twenty three (23)
of First Addition to Unito-nda. Ore
gon, accord line to the duly recorded
map and plat as shown nnd designat
ed by the records of uttld town, County
and State.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said el
ocution, judgment order and decree,
and In compliance with the commands
of said writ. I will, on Ssturday, the
llth day of December liCO; at Pie y
hour of 10 o'colrk A. M , nt the front
d'Vir of the County Court House In tho
City of Oregon City. In said County
and Sttrte. suit at public miction, sub
Ject to redemption, to the higher
btd l-r. f- V.. S gold roln ch in
band, all the right, title and Interest
which the within named defendants
or cither of them, had on the date of
the mortgage herein or lne had In
or to the above doicrlbrd r"rtl pro
!-ty or any part thereof, to tsry
said execution. Judgment uroW, d-
n Intnreet, cot!i and all accruing
costs.
W. J. WJl.HON,
Sheriff of Clnckitmn County, Oregon.
B. C. Ilackntt, Iputy
Dated, Oregon City, Ore., November
12th 1920
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Circuit Court of th State f
Oregon, for the County of Clacka
mas. N. W. Jones, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charle II. Duffy, administrator of th
Estate of Martin T. Dsffy, deceased,
Charles B. Duffy, Jobs O Duffy.
Luke P. Duffy and Patrick F. Dnffy,
Defendants.
State of Oregon, oCunty of Clackn
nius, as-
By virtue of a Judgment order, de
cree and an execution, dnly Issued
out of and under tb ei of the nbove
entitled court, In the above entitled
cause, to me duty directed and dated
the 29lh day of October 1920, npon a
Judgment rendered and entered In
enUl court on the 2th dsy of October
1920, In favor of N. W. Jones plaintiff,
and agnlnst Charles n. Duffy, admin
istrator of the Estate of Martin T.
Duffy, Chnrle n, lurfy, Joh (1, Duf
fy, Lnke P. Duffy and Patrick K. Duf
fy, Defendants, for the sum of $2,
500.00, with Interest thereon at tho
rate of eight percent per annum from
the 24th day of April 1917, and the
Turther sum of $200 00, as attorney's
fee, and the further sum of $14.90
cost and disbursements, and the cost
of and upon this wlrt, eomnuindlng
me to make snle of the following d
crllied real property, situate In the
county of Clackamas, state of Oregon,
to-wlt:
Its number thirteen (13) and
fourteen (14) and the Southerly one.
half (S, V4) of lot number fifteen (15)
Arcadia, said Southerly onehalf (t)
of said lot fifteen (15) being describ
ed ar, bciglEBlng at the Houthwest (S.
IV.) tJtnor of isiU lot fifteen (IK)
nd I xlmltMvl (N. W.) corner of
Jot fourteen (14), thence Northerly
on the line of the County Rond, fifty
(50) feet, thence KaeUrly parallel to
the line between lots fourteen (14)
and fifteen (15), fifty (50) feet there
from to the 8. P. R,. R. line; thence
southerly along the rlglitof-way of
said railroad, fifty (50) feet to the
Southeast (S. E ) corner of said kit
fifteen (15) to the piece of beginning.
Now, therefore, by Tlrtue of snitf
execution, Judgment order and decree,
and In compliance with the com
mand of said writ, I will, on Satur
day, the llth day of December 1920:
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the
front door of the County Court House
in the City of Oregon City, In said
County and State, sell at public nuc
tlon, subject to redemption, to the
highest btdded, for U, S. gold coin
cash In hand, all the right, title and
Interest which the within named do
fendnnts or either of them, hud on the
date of the mortgage herein or ninr.e
had In or to the above described real
property or any part thereof, to satis
fy said execution, Judgment order,
doc-ee, Interest, costs and all nccrn
Ing costs.
W. J. WILSON, .
STierlff of Clackamas Ctounty .Oregon.
By B. C. Haekstt, Deputy.
Dated, Oregon CRy Ore., November
13th, 1924 ,