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III RARE PLANTS
. Th Blaklro- moanuia ration in
SoaUMrn Orr-for? U found to b of an--emal
Interse fropj a botanical atand
pcvnt, since there are b landed the plant
types of tho redwood a; together with
'thoaa of nor modern origin, say John
IX Outhrla of th Unltad State foreat
nervloe. who baa received a report from
Washington on a number of plait ipecl
tmma sent to It for Identification.
- A total of ti plant specimens, collected
y Oraalnr Ezamlnar Ingram in the Sla-
fctyoq national foreat. were sent to
Washington for Identification. From
Waahln rton cornea the Information that
. Use specimen a are rare finds, indeed.
and requests are made for further asm
plan and data as to where they are
fathered.
OF AJCIENT K0TPT
Among the lot that waa Identified was
' the ryperua vejetaa of the sedge family.
which Is related to the edible nut grass
or u ancient Egyptians.
"This specimen Is a botanical find,'
since the plant la an old world species.
and not listed In any manual of Ameri
can plants,' reads the report "This Is
apparently the first record of 1U ever
henna been found In the United 8tatea,
Tan T mm n ntl-elv e r Ia tha
- . ....... j ...... .w vii iuicvi
nervioe were found, which were turned
orsr to the United States national herb
arium. A new lupine, which has never
been named or described by anybody
was also in the assortment. One speci
men could 'not be identified by any one
In the national museum, although botan
ists decided It waa evidently related to
tho popple. The Portland office was
asked for more material.
KitE GOOSKBERRT FOC5D
The extremely rare Marahall room
berry waa one of .the collection, and the
likewise rare red dewberry, first dis
covered by Davis Douglas, the man for
whom the Douglas fir wss named.
An anuaual species of Juniper waa an
other rare find, which the bureau of
-plant Industry officials believed should
have a specific rank and not be consid
ered with communis Juniper, the common
type.
Of Ingram's entire collection. 30
pwciea-aers found to be entirely new to
the forwjretVlce.
Fower la applied to the front mheels
of a new Trench automobile, which are
closer together than the rear ones.
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L Astoria. Or, or K. T. Johns a
Text of Treaty
OnOpenDoor
Washington. Jan. It. The arms con
ference announced the following as "the
text of a resolution presented by the
chairman at the meeting of the commit
tee on Pacific and Far Eastern ques
tions: THE OTEJ DOOR 15 CHDU
Revised draft of resolution.
1 With a view to applying more
effectually the principles of the open
door or equality of opportunity in
China for trade or Industry of all
nations, the powers, other than
China, represented at the conference,
agree :
A Not to seek or to support their
nationals in seeking a right purport
ing to establish In favor of their su
perior rights with respect to com
mercial or economic development in
any designated region of China.
B Not to seek or support their na
tionals in seeking any such monopoly
or preference as would deprive other
nationals of the right of undertaking
any legitimate trade or industry in
China or of participating wPh the
Chinese government or wlai any pro
vincial government In any category
of public enterprise or which by rea
son of its scope, duration or geo
graphical extent is calculated to
frustrate the practical application of
the principle of opportunity.
It is understood that this agree
ment is not to be so construed as
to prohibit the acquisition of such
properties or rights as may be neces
sary to the conduct of a commercial.
Industrial or financial undertaking
or to the encouragement of Inven
tion and research.
2 The Chinese government takes
note of the above agreement and de
clares its intention of being guided
by the same principles in dealing
with applications for economic rights
and privileges from governments of
all foreign countries whether par
ties to that agreement or not.
I The powers, including China, rep
resented at the conference, agree in
principle to the establishing of a
board of reference to which any
question arising from the above
agreement and declaration may be
referred for report
4 The powers, including China.
represented at this conference, agree
that any provisions of an existing
concession which appear inconsistent
with those of another concession, or
with the principles of the above
agreement or declaration may be
submitted by the parties concerned
to the board of reference when es
tablished for the purpose of endeav
oring to arrive at a satisfactory ad
justment on equitable terms.
PART 0. S. PLAN
(Continued Prom Pica Ooa)
first step in some sort of international
control oi China by the powers.
FEARS FINAL ADOPTION
Wang said he feared final adoption
- . A l . ..
oi uie resolution as It stood and the
creation of the board of referent nrru
viae- oy u mignt result in vital Chinese ,
questions facing the conference being
reiegatea to a relatively unimportant
body having no authority.
The Far Eastern committee meets to
day to hear thevlews of the smaller
nations on the resolution. Tho Chinese
delegaUofkat the meeting today may an
nounce Its tand on the resolution.
The Hughes resolution makes wider
the policy of "open door" through an
International reference board, to whom
questions over spheres of Influence and
"existing" concessions in China could be
referred.
French objections was hampering to
day fruition of the American hope to
some extent.
The purpose of the latest American
move Is three-fold. It alms at the fol
lowing :
1 Provision to cancel by Implication
M. Scott.
General iaaeoxar Agwnt
POWERS ADOP
IN
NORTH CHINA LINE
Colombia Pacific Shipping Co.
Wrect rretght Sarvtc Without -r -ir,moTlt
PORTLAND
TO
YoltUM, Kobe Shanghai, Taingiao,
rinUin (Taku Bar), Chinwamrtaa. D,rl
u
I , K tl 1
$i wwav.. appiy to TRAFFIC'
rertiaaa. Or, or Astoria -uupptn. Co.
Co, Cantral BMg Saatxia, vvaaa
Wilson Foiindation Drive Spurred
t . , , ,
Wasco Citizens laying to Cause
"Wasco county is not going to fall
in j subscribing its quota to the Wood
row Wilson Foundation, even If I have
to do all the soliciting myself,' is the
statement made by Judge Blakely of
The Dalles, who is the leader for Wasco
county In the Woodrow Wilson Foun
dation campaign. Judge Blakely re
ports that the campaign is going very
well In Wasco county and proved his
statement by bringing to headquarters
large list of donors and their sub
scriptions. However, there are a large
number of Wasco county residents who
have not been- heard from, and the
campaign for funds will continue to be
waged in that county.
It is expected by those In charge of
campaign headquarters of the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation, that other counties
throughout the state will be heard from
within a very short time, and in all
probability one or more counties will go
WOODROW WILSON FOtJNDATION,
Lumbermen Trust Company Bank
Portland, Oregon.
i Gentlemen. Inclosed find fQr woodrow Wilson
Foundation fund. Please send certificate of membership to the under
sinned at the following address:
Name
Address
Cy state
. Make checks to Woodrow Wilson Foundation, Lumbermens Trust
Company bank, Broadway and Oak streets, Portland, Orejon.
many of Japan's 21 demands.
t Abolition of spheres . of influence
and review by the international board
of existing concessions.
8 Keeping the open door open by
means of an international board of re
view whose decisions would throw the
light of day on any disputes.
The French manifested in the con
ference session a fear that the resolu
tion would be dangerous to existing in
terests, though they say Hughes tried
to sweep aside their objections.
HITCHES' MOTIOX DEFISE8
POLICY OF "OPEN DOOR"
By John Gleisaner
United News Staff Correspondent.
Washington. Jan. IS. Secretary
Hughes has proposed a resolution for the
Far Eastern conference here, not only
to more definitely define the old "open
door" doctrine In China, but to set up
machinery to see that the door is kept
open.
By far the most sweeping application
of the Hay doctrine ever attempted is
provided for in the American proposal
designed to end once and for all prob
lems of friction growing out of viola
tions of the "open door."
The new application of the old doc
trine would embrace the following:
1j Agreement by the nine signatory
powers :
A- Not to seek or assist th! m.
j tlonals in seeking any general superiori-
E rights for themselves in China.
i Not to seek or assist their
Tlft-
unals in seeking to denrive
nationals of freedom of trade or any
other commercial competitive activity
in China.
1. The Chinese government takes note
of the agreements, and agrees on her
part to be bound by the same principles.
BOABD IS PROPOSED
3-: A board of reference, constituted
by representatives of the signatory
powers, is created, so constituted as to
provide a detailed scheme by which un
dertakings involving a question of vio
lation of the principle of the "open door"
may be thoroughly elucidated.
- The signatory powers agree that
in event of a conflict of interests, or in
event of an apparent violation of the
principles of the "open door; the board
ot reierence may review the cases.
Italy and Great Britain Dromntlv .
cepted the new "open door" rvsolution
in substance and in nrincinle. jnn
also expressed approval of the spirit of
me resolution, raised no concrete objec
tion to any part of it, but the delega
tion asked more time in which to study
FBA9CE TAKES EiCEPTIOJTS
M. Sarraut. head of 'the French dele
gation, while providing the resolution
Is principle made definite exception to
Article 4. He believed this article wnnid
bring up the possibility of reviewing
c-iauug concessions, ana nave an un
happy effect because of the moral force
involved In such a review. Other powers
approved the resolution in principle, and
at the close of -the meeting it was stated
by an American spokesman that:
'We appear to be near to the conctn.
sion of a very great and important step
uui f wC are huh m tne period or nego-
UttUODB.
The first, approach toward strength-
ciiiS me upeu aoor a oc trine was
made by Secretary Hughes in the Far
eastern committee meeting Monday
Wlu a resolution embodying merely
Articles 1 and 2 of the present draft.
There was humorous criticisms of this
resolution, the most Important one being
made by Mr. Balfour, who declared that
some macntnery be established to aid
in carrying out the agreements made.
Hughes then abandoned the original
resolution, submitting for it the one
written and offered Tuesday, which car
ried; the machinery suggested by th
British.
Warrenton Mill to
Be Started Monday
Astoria. Jan. IX. A report on the
progressA)f a dredge making the fill at
Warrrtcm for the new Prouty mill
stated thai the work was so far ad
vanced that! actual construction on the
mill ; will beV commenced Monday.
Frozen Pipes Thawed
BY ELECTRICITY
. Davis Electric Pipe Thawer
Thaws frozen pipes at one-fourth the expense of old
methods. No fire risk. No damage to walls or floors.
Phono or Write tor Particulars
B. E. DAVIS ELECTRIC CO.
75 Front bL, Portland, Ore.: Aut 525-49
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND ORv-SoN.
"over the top" with their quota within
the next day or two. There is a feeling
of rivalry between the various conn
ties and county leaders, . and all are
making strenuous efforts to complete
their quota first
Additional subscribers to the Woodrow
Wilson fund are aa follows:
G. V. Ketchum, J. C Corbln, Thomas
G. Greene. Mrs. P. Bacon. Dr. E. A.
Myers. E. H. White, Mr. and Mrs. H.
S. Conn, Bertha K. Young. Henry Hebe,
Mrs. Adele V. Stearns. Berthlne Mathl
son. Maude L Winne, G. E. Johnson.
Ardella W. Kirk. Charles Gramm. M K.
Hall. F. C. Stettler of Portland; J. M.
Burtenshaw. Lee Bllyou, O. R. Keebler.
Ward Wilson, J. A. Smith, J. R. Green
of Lebanon; Mrs. Nettie Spencer of
Toncalla; J. W. Jamieson, Mrs. Emma
McKinney, W. Verne McKlnney of HOls
boro; Mrs. Catherine McDonald of In
dependence; Anna L Little of Forest
Grove, and Emil Lai nor of Brogran.
THERMOMETER GOES
(Oan tinned Froni Pace One)
ture in two years, 6 degrees below aero,
was registered here Tuesday nightl
Snowfall has been slight.
FOBTT DEGREES BELOW IS
REPORTED AT WALLOWA
La Grande, Jan, 18. The temperature
in La. Grande was 14 below zero this
morning, and, in spite of the sun beat
ing down on thermometers, the mercury
had climbed but to zero at noon. This
is the coldest day of the year . in La
Grande and Eastern Oregon in genera
Reports from Wallowa are that the low
mark there was 40 degrees below. At
Kamela, near the summit of the Blue
mountains, a temperature of 30 degrees
below is reported.
Train 24, from tho west, due at 10:50
o'clock this morning, was reported two
hours late, the extreme cold weather
being assigned as cause of delay. Four
incnes or new snow fell Monday and as
result of heavy winds accomDanvine- trie
drop in temperature Tuesday, drifts have
interfered with traffic in all parts of
the Grande Ronde valley, according to
reports this morning.
FAIR AKD COLD AT SALEM
Salem. Jan. 18. With the thermome
ter registering 17 degrees above sero
this morning, Salem experienced the
coldest weather of the winter. The snow
flurries, which fell in this section Tues
day, were speedily dissipated by the
rain wnicn followed and today is clear,
fair and biting cold. '
SEATTLE SHITERS
Seattle, Jan. 18. (U. P.) This morn
ing at 8 :15 the mercury in Seattle reg
istered 16 degrees. This, according to
the weather bureau, is the lowest mark
since December 12, 1919, when Seattle
shivered in an atmosphere of 12 degrees.
inree incnes or snow covers the ground.
STTXSHKIE TAKE3 SXOW
Montesano, Wash.. Jan. 18. Snow fell
to a depth of two inches Tuesday, but
menea rapiaiy in tne bright sunshine.
JfO SUFFERING REPORTED
tudgerield. Wash., Jan. 18. Snow
a iKou4j cuvera ruageiieta ana sur
rounding country about two inches deep
on the level but thawed later. No suf-
xering oi stock or cattle Is reported.
BLIZZARD AT CHEHAXIS
Chehalis. Wash., Jan. 18. Chehalis
and vicinity experienced an old-fashioned
blizzard Tuesday. Cold rain Mon
day night turned to snow and in about
two nours nearly tour inches fell.
SAW SOLDIER SHOT.
(Continued Front Paga One)
I was sent to the hospital on the verge
of pneumonia, Walmer said.
Harry C. Miller, railroad brakeman
who resides at the Globe hotel, narrated
in detail, in an exclusive interview with
The Journal, some time ago, the killing
of Fitzgerald by Sergeant Kruppa.
Subsequent to the publication of the
interview Miller wrote to Senator Wat
son, enclosing- The. Journal clipping of
the interview, which has been put in
the record of the, investigating com
mittee. Fitzgerald, according to Miller, was
confined at the prison for a minor in
fraction of military rules, and was shot
and killed by Sergeant Kruppa because
he asked for a second helping of ra
tions. "The killing was plain murder," Mil
ler stated, "and waa so considered by
other men who witnessed the Incident
and were" familiar with the facts.
DOWN TO 16 D
EGREES
SAYS PORTLAND MAN
Kruppm asked me afterward it f saw
the - shooting- and ' asked me what ' 1
thought about it. I told him that I con
sidered the killing a murder."
Miller has not make any arrangements
to go to Washington to testify at the
hearing. . "
BUDING PERMITS
. p- C aixterkm. erect mide-ce 4 8-atr
betwaea Sad and -Glenn ave.; b-ildar auaa a
owBer; $4000.
H. Iw Kobinaaa. areat rrsdence. 1407 Con
cord between ParU-ad bird, and Defcam arc.'
baUder aaata aa owner; 100.
WV Kl ect reaomce. 1000 Gan
tmbela between Blandena and wycaat ata
bnilder aunt as owner; $2000.
Wuadertieb, erect rastdenae. SSS East
5Sth U. a. batween . Siski 1 and Buckjtat:
builder asm as owner; 13500.
9Uom: trect rendenea. 105 t-4-ney
ava. betwoea Albert. . and Snaiaer ata
builder aunt aa owner; $3000. '
J-w t Jnaa?"t Pir residence. 46$ Church
St. between 8th and th rtt; bniMar C I
Jones and Hayward Bros.; $1200.
E. L. Strowbridce. erect ramiincs. 1450 it'a
sonn aro. bet-eea Bryant and Dekum a-a
b-ilder K. L. Kins; $2000. '
, wMetca, repair residence, $1$
ki m "v """o na BBdmora ate
-v F-J?' '-odeaca, 696 East 4ta
st. between Siskiroo and Stanton sta,; builder
A. -Uttaoa; $3500. r
MJ!l.- i00- rnrt nriaem. 1312 Ifeora
rt. between Hofanaa and Hisbland ata,; builder
Johnson A Powea; $6000. -
Frank Gallucd. erect residence. 5835 5 24 at.
Ten..5Atil -nd 59th Te-: buOder Geo. W.
Mrv Moldenhataer, repair residence. 5019 SSd
are., betweaa 50th and Slit streets.' Builder,
-t iujer, J
Miller and Tnu rvroir
1 T H Ella, between Uorrlnn nrf V.kill -Vl'
Bmlder. Fred C. Donlap, $1200.
Ufa? Statistics
marriages. DIrtbs, 2caAx
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Gils Nantiv Imi I KKO. lf;u. .
t , bin VX K Graham ml lia v . v. , . .
i i""
" Dcuyja, "-xi. iviu uuneota avenue.
oimui. leaai. 33 ijlay street.
Harold G. Reynolds, legal. 211 Fourth
street, and Elisabeth F. Mulste, 22 jeara.
..iium r. -.uiusen, legal, 131 Eleventh
street, and Mary Gotthard, legal. Prineaton
apartments
Rnn RrthrM 11 n . .,
street, a rjf V.vii . w c i , n, An.
Bast Couch stoeu . '
.re5frt v.B- .m' le-"-- 25 8 Rtael.
boaleTart CowgiU. leeal. 708 Sand
S- E- Woodworth. lettal. Saa Fraariaco. Cal.
and Maude ae-eUnd, legal. Gresham. Or.
Haaashr A 7'. i . . "
r.u . T T1' ret1' K-K BixtT-
' ' th street, and Irene Joslin. legal. Portland.
WEDDINQ
AND VISITING
CARD ENGRAVERS
811 Morgaq lda.
W. G SMITH A CO
BIRTHS
Ji -. Main, Jan. 10. a d.u7hter. O,mao
HERZ To Mr. and Mr. A. P. Hers, 1162
Gladstone a'e., Jan. 13, a son.
CASCUTO To Mr. and Mrs. G. Cascmto 6112
E. 55 th. Jan. 6, a daught-r. Z
STEPP To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stepp, 7S44
BC4KHoi?,TTT MS- nd Mri J- BukoTohik.
53 N. 20th, Jan. 9, a son.
STAMFHJ To Mr. and Mrs. W. H StamBB
Eergreen are.. Jan. 10, a daughter
CAPPS To Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Capps, 985 In
terstate, Jan. 15, a daughter
GERU)CH To Mr. and Mn F. William Ger-
mus-i, jan. io, a son.
t25 i E. 22d, Jan. 13. a daughter.
, JS0 ,Mr- "d Mra- p-l Elbik. 1204 E.
1 Stn w .Ian A .
GOLDEN To Mr. 'and Mrs. N. GoldwL S11
Jib. 3, a son.
RI?S7T? vMr-T and, Mra" Gort A" 32
E. 18th.., Jsn. 7, a son
WEIMER To Mr. and Mra. G. Weimer. 869
KVlTiikV Jain O ..
DODH1W;e-1to Mr. and Mrs. C W. nod
dtde' 1254 Alblna. Jan. 10. a daughter.
CLARKE To Mr. and Mrs. William j. cArk
S,- J. Jn 7. a -daughter.
r7?.. HT- ln,d M- H . 2 E.
uauf liter
BIs?S"-To MI- -d C Brownell.
-au. j. a, m- son.
NEW TODAY
50
SALES
OF
UNCLAIMED
BAGGAGE and
FREIGHT
On Thursday,
January 19, 1922
The Baggage S- Onnlbns Traai
fer Company, The Portland Hotel
Company. The Imperial Hotel, The
Oregon Hotel, will sell at PabUe
Anetlon at So. 6i North Park SU
(corner Davis), Portland, Oregon,
the following described, aelalmed
baggage aad freight, which for
more than three months prior
thereto baa been aad is now tn the
possession aad subject to ilea of
said companies.
The Baggage aad Om albas
Transfer Co.: Trnaks for Cheeks .
871, 88471. 17814a, 18741S, imsT
117e8, 4768, 1C 17768, 1776841
l!3t, .. TTSet, 4i. 188197. 19.!l!
1I80S7, 987, 1S47, 7, W7, J?i7.
t427, 907. 1M847, 98i8, I414, tin
H148, lt.468, 6J1.8, 1NS281.768;
Boxes for Checks ItSSet. H7.
162, 197363, J9884, 19ti4, 18S4M
188196, 198696. 11916. 19197. fill.
-i"80 MH- "498, 6.468, 191:
Chests for Cherk 1864li, 184,
87. S08. t, 176S69, 661.
Salt Cases for Cheeks S9&99,
1199. 88931. 11, K77S, 18.8S, 88614
4M16, 16, 52687, 7H87V
Bandies for Cheeks 63699, 18277.
108.1, 65.lt, 64S8S. 71 Ml "lM
17. 876.9, 4JSHM, .9949. 6741 ll
7J46S, 764'. 1821, 44991. 8861'
8S22, 268, 61862, S83S, S2424, 242261
CarreL 48267. Whip Case, 66416.
Cartoa. 9928. Bleyeks, Urill Baby
Cabs 6646, 2148, 1668S. Type-
I": .T5?'M'I. 1W2S. Pack.
67522. Shirt Box, 2526S. Foldlar
Table, 6382. Bag J67.
Gooda for Waxenes Kererpts
6, S7, 16, 277, 437, 69. 82. 8,
J6, 68. 8. 4, 118, 10i6, 192
WM, 8662, 368, 366. 364V 36,
3666, S56, 867, 3572, 3673, 3676, 86761
8686, or S3, 366. 3611 211? 867.
8.77. 8664, 3641, 30S6, 46.
The Portland Hotel trsaka, 2
boxes, 8 raekages, 1 baadle, 1 tele
scope, 6 salt rases, 2 grips.
The Imperial Hotel 4 trsakt, 4
sample eases, 14 salt eases, grips,
1 package.
The Oregon Hotel 18 salt eases,
1 trask, 2 paper boxes, 6 sample
cases, 7 bogs 3 boxes.
To satisfy the lien and charges of
the Companies above named, for
keep, board and lodging, care, stor
age and attention by them be
stowed thereto which lien and
charges have never been satisfied
nor paid by the owners within the
time specified by law.
TIME OF SALE
10 O'CLOCK A. M.
BAGOAGK 4 OHSIBUS TBA5S-
FEB CO.
THE PORTIAS HOTEL CO.
THE IMPERIAL HOEl
THE 0REG05 HOTEL.
T. WILS05 AactUaeer.
Katies Pasted See. 18, 192L . .
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At 10 A. M. Tomorrow
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS T. B. Haadler. Oorporatioo Coaa
misaiooer of tha 6Ut of Of-fon. as rrauired by
Section 6896. Olaen s ftrag oT Laws, SuTlhl
3rd day of January. 1922, report to ma, aa tb.
Gorernor of the State of Orecoa. a List of all
of toe corporations, organized under tha laws ot
tho State of Oresoo for gain, which, for two
consecuQTe rears or mora next precadins tha
said SM day of January. 1922, hare fa-ed,
ncslected or refused to furnish him. tha said
Corporation Commissioner, any atatement re
quired to be furnished under any lav of this
,txtf or to par any neensa fee required to be
paia under any la of thai state; aad
WHEREAS, said report of the Corporation
Commissioner, so made as aforesaid, eontaina tha
namea of the foUoviac eorporauona, which, for
two conseeutiTe years or more next precedinc
f the noori- hare failed. Deflected or
refused to furnish any such statements or to
pay any such license fee. to wit:
20767 Alaska-Oregon Steamship coauauiy
20732 Asnaaon Tire A Supply
20330 American Jobbin. House.
21225 Americaa Publiihinx Company
Hl82 American Trsnsfer A 8tnraca"0o.
2208 Anrell Cattla Co.. J. Herb
19923 Astoria Incinerator company
14929 Ashland Orchards company.
21789 Associated Brazinc A Copper Works.
14403 Aa- Valley Cheei compJnT
22076 Athena Drnf company Tha
13652 Atlaa Mixed Mortar compaar of Port
land, Or.
31851 Auto Bas-sae-e, Transfer A Stocan Cat,
22077 Auto Rim Mf. Co.
2T345 Araloo Land company. The
22255 Baroea Aeroplane Manufaeturinf Co.
2021 Bay City Lowin company.
21713 Batemsn Machinery company.
19317 Beerbaum Co.. A K
20584 Bennett Heat company.
20455 Bend Press Pnbluhinc company The
21764 Bear River Spruce company
20855 Bearer Wood Products enrapanr.
20251 Billy Creek Minin. Ca,4'
8916 Blackaby Commercial company. J. B.
22177 Blue Mt Motors Co. (liaT)
21241 Boody Bros.. Inc.
20910 Bone Dry Mf. Co.
18971 Bonney Lumber company. L. B
222T12 Bryant A Co
21859 Burrourha A Chambers. Inc.
21240 Burderte. Land-sape Architect. H. E.
22260 Barhnston Mill company.
16982 Caaby Band, Tha
21927 Capital City Narta-boa Co
14728 Canadian compear. The
19290 Camthol company.
20766 Campbell company. G. L.
17641 Casey lumber company. The
21982 Cedar Valley Lumber company. The
11724 ChaniB Realty Co., H. 1
15572 Clark Creek Farm.
18699 Oaypool A Co.. Inc. O. C.
16151 ClatsfcanJe U.ht A Power company
21098 Climax Lumber company. Inc. The
?043 Corbin Co., J. C.
21661 Cory home Oonatroction eoeapaay.
6146 Couer d'Alena Derelopment eoaaaaay.
21252 Cooaumers' Leac-e, Inc.
21195 Commonwealth Lumber eeagsaay.
20110 Comer. MeGaushey A Bond. Inc.
10481 Courier Press, The
15252 C-Opartrre Realty Co.
21286 Coraueowia Tradi-c coaapaaa.
15JS8 Coast Bridaa eoanpaay.
15S85 Coast Banc Lomher coaspaay.
22256 Cotembia A pan meets Co.
21865 Columbia Copper eompany.
19754 Colombia Hisbiands company.
l'ft'S Columbia Rock A Kaad crropaay
11737 Columbia Tia A Timber Co.
1171 Coos Bay Creamery evociAtiom.
8346 Coaa Bay Ire A CoM Storaca e-aarjaay.
21161 Coos Bay Material Co.
8925 Cooa Bay 8 tone A Marble eoeapaay.
17496 Cook company. Tb Georzs H
20436 Coqaflle River Steeedors eompany.
18429 Crook County Abstract tsoaapaay.
21163 Carry lnreatmect eompany.
20808 Culka Realty eompany of Orecoe, Glea
127 Daltou Co.. Inc.. 8. C
1984 Teem-Grer company Inc.
22176 DoueJa Oousty Prune Growers' asanrl
atioo. The
100R8 Dourlaa Plr Rale eompany
22113 Douebboy Produna Co.
1 1127 East Marsbfiekl Land Co
12971 East Side Omstructioa Co.'
152-6 East Side Puei company.
21527 Rat Side Tdephoae eompany. The
10570 Ka-trn Orason eoasrauty. The
2189 Eettpae Pual coaspany.
17989 Elliott CoatTaetinc compaa)
21729 Erie-aoB Corpora tjew. Daa E.
18069 Kuce-e Orchard Co.
15044 ETrrrwa Beichu Orchard Land Co.
19583 Ercrybedn Sqaare Maa-factariaf eoav
pany. Inc.
17620 'Ewbank Eleetric Tr-nsmiaaioa eompany.
2157 Esell Stock Farm, lac.
20639 rarwest Mfflt Prod acts Co.
1SS40 Farr-ers Mercantile Co.
20690 Farmers MiDirtf enenpaay
10982 Parmera Supply 8 tore.
16256 Pknrers Un-.oa Grain Asraey.
17346 Feeney A Bremer eompany.
9439 Fidelity Copper eta-pea y.
22162 Pike-Horn Motor eosapaar.
2176 Plaek Co.. Tbe
aissa
2112 Fort Vanaoy Orcharaa.
-ueea mawsm is eesnpaay.
21694 Praaklia Lumber eoeapaay.
1547 Gastoa Oardeas cosnanj
2186 Cladatrme Baal State A-wiettun.
75 Gold Hm A Bohemia Miniac eoeapaay.
2141 Gold Hul aUBcaiM-e eomuany.
14076 Grabach's Pact fie Coat fio-aic Studio.
21904 Greaham Hoaae Products eompany.
?'37t n.aan A eoarpiny, H. A
21100 Barnacu comTany. lac, C M
17 SO Halenr-IieeriBS eoeapaay.
21099 Harris Lumber eompaay
21538 H sane-Mart news Tumber Co.
2217 Hamaker-Fraith Phrmbint aV Haatuur Co.
184 Heppner Bros. Miain. panyT
2205 Heras-a Creek nshiaat A Canutes? Cav
116 Bermeteai Creaasery eoaaeaury
15966 Hersaistoa Faaaers' Excaaatm.
21 87 Helms Greeeer A Rubber rimiiwiij
11972 HarjpeMT Imprimis. ut Ca. Tb.
7 881 Herald Print-na compaa y
"172 Hi-lp yuai-atlf star, e-mpaar.
214 Hisrhwara Rarid TraoBt! "
111 HoJbror l.itmnit ennmanr. Tb.
104&S H w Teirnmm A TelecraDh company
of Pevttand. H .
n Apple Gromera t
2087 Hylaad H-aw enmpaa.
2515 Bydraulia Miat Ca.
2153 m.
112
Koinirsvri?ix
' ' XTTnJrCr A V . I a arrt a rxr it a aaa '
lanwa-Wa. Caa Ca,
iTirr i- sptra
ail
! Jackass Laakn
1 - lt
J11J4 Jawph Co-Oparaova CrraawTT Ca.
??fi 1!" yJ" Th.
1 7 - J-ntarn klaiiaiaiila raaaiiaaj. Tmm
t
U25i Boto" rmt TrarU
aii 'Pa Bau Aaaanat
Ell!! 5-- Ttii. eosrpaay.
avnasuut ausiac
30BS1 La Gimada t n-il-i A STlMo. rw --.
la.ss Laanrl In i ilsiial Ca. Ta
. . - ; - . 4s cmpsusi.
1252 LaPia, 4 aitl-r -tmirv00m 4 Ttla-
11 Ji f T.t, cosapaar.
rT?J Laaene. Traa-rr eranpa-s-
1 77 RS I k A im . .
i5ji. a-(nj.
w- iw-s-mnin Imcati-c
l-imi4.
-r.
.71:1 fJrco;" CK-uit Iid A linMaw Caw
tU?5 aP-. Tha
-lTSS Imtrtiar rfinj
12550 V
'aaoaie Bafldiat - -t-i of filaa
vi n
2565 Macs eoeapaay M C
1?5 S!Orchrl
1282 Macttlre company. J. F.
2ii2 Sario" Trlrl aTiaay.
To??? Mi" Cotrco.
Maruuam Rrtaarant narur.
Tha
MirriB nirij ttM Bloluer Ca
V-k C,"Z IrT e-mpaay. The
,2i McAIpia. photos-apher. A. B
Jetro,tta. Hat A Cap Mfa Ca.
19.47 Meyer lareitaaeut eampaas.
2114 MerriU-atrma Cycia coaspaay
2220 Msdford ctayTTW
2191 Medfard ' tinmt cvaana-B
..... . . , ...
Eeoioru asaawnm ixa:iaia eeaup
18811 Miaaaaota Deraiopmeat ry
...o .w isiwiianmat ffaijiny
noi atoaoitaia ueas m-- a
compaay
2173 Morriaeu Metal eoeapaay.
21358 Modem Method Misrat Ca
197 5 3 Modern PrinUas A PubU-hine eoranaay
23254 MU Hood Arnbip coaspaay. Tha
14514 1910 Real Estate company
18823 Nahrille (Orecoa) Craamor
inc. T
19132 Nstionsl Broktrare Co.
1883 Nstiooal Sarin as Systesa.
17808 Sen-leas Harbor compaay.
20804 Newberi Hop Co.
17644 Newport Land compaay.
17948 Neaas Taabar eosopaay.
210O9 Honk Bead Shiacia MilL The
21827 North weat Brass Foundry
1844 Kotthwestma la rest man I A Mortcaa. Ca.
2303 Korthwaatara Lajad A nasber Ca.
21984 Oak Creek Iabar ecaapa-y.
1587 Ontario Water Csers Aawcistkav
2174 Orw. Co.. Inc. M. E.
1647 Oraaao lnra-oaent eompany.
2.178 Orecoa Aircraft Taa-oortax-m Oa.
21772 Orecoa Cedar Co.
167 Orecoa Ory Trai-rortarloa Oa
20947 Oreroa Coal company.
21104 Orecao Collare of Chrrop-aetie P-s-b-h
A Surceocs, The
1979 Orecoa Mi nine A Power company.
14626 Orecon Mines Corporation.
21667 Oreron-Oaklaad Co.
16066 Orecon Trunk Derelorimeat
22264 Orecon Woman' Puklavhinc Oo.. The
1 i . o r 1 . j
...o vwi rnsuoi coaapauy.
17946 P. A 8. Tradlnc Co.
21868 Payette District Boadmc -it 'T The
, an a T. . . . -
20522 Pattieoa Lnmber eoeupisny. J. AL
.n- rice notei company.
i-.ov ranersoa urciiaros compaay. Taa
21693 Pacific City Lumber company.'
21863 Pacific Coast Food Producta compaay.
11855 Pacific A Eastern railway.
21468 Pacific Fir. A Waterproof Paint Ca.
21753 Pacfie Porcine A Machine Worka.
21843 Pacific Lnsnber company.
14177 Pacific Su-iewars eompany.
'1311 r-emnuia KabaU aaaoeiatioa.
renoieion Home suoders
Oa
ioi reopie snrsuon compaay.
22003 Peoples' !ublic Market.
14361 Pioneer InTe-tmact aom paay.
21125 Piedmont Lumber company.
22144 Uaytter A Boyer (lac)
21 70S Pnrtlatwl M HI..
vsnz ror-and nrck A Tue eon
7488 PortLuul T-iii-r iirii
20969 Portland Eraporsunc Co.
21700 Portland Home Telephoae Ca.
21810 Portland Honsinc Co.
21279 P on land Industrial Co.
21714 Portland Inside Inrestment Ca.
21285 PoTthLnd Milk Producers' i-a,
21813 Portland Nsricatiou eumpany.
20181 Portland Paper Packace eoeapaay.
21777 Priiiceiw Hotel company.
20745 Preasure Ind eatisc Vslee A Tube Oa
21989 Prairie Lumber eompany.
2 1099 Preerd Steel Calk eumpany.
9075 Pucet Sound NaTicatiea eompaay. The
21S52 Quick Service Trsnsfer A Storaca Co.
21539 Rainier Quick BTl-ar company
21953 Keedspon Lisht A Power eosapaay. Taa
21R67 Reedsport Logging oompany.
13243 Realty A Mortface eompany.
22227 Reedsport Publishinc eompany.
21464 R:eg Ship Knee company.
21684 Roseburg Can nine eonvPaBT.
21945 Rumida crapany.
21306 Roberu Lumber eompany
19558 Roarburc Sand A Grarel ' eompaay.
22028 Rogue River Lumber A Box compaar.
21153 Sabin Antomobile Lock compaay.
18161 Saadr Fir Lumber company.
2219 band I-iand lmproeem-nt company.
22200 Ssnd I4and Amn-uent company.
20H20 SL Helens Mercantile company.
21802 8C Johna Treenail eompaay.
1840 Salem Construction company
21 870 8eln-Tacoma -Lumoer ccmpany.
21857 Rcio Ieaiiif A Imtr eompaay.
20333 Sherwood Inreatment compaay
22193 Stotheim Reaity company. O. BL
20718 S mi Ui Grocery company.
1X404 Boloble Snlj.bor rip ray company
21986 South Beach Land company
'lTsa a-., a. m
19940 Specialty Fr-ndry A Machine W
4IMkK . 1. . 1-. -
18705 Rtaadaed Foundry company
2226 Sunny-Brook SaaatDriaam.
14 342 Sattoa compaay. Albert
2TI9S9 Huperior Ftsk eompaay.
16300 Ssansoa Derelopaeat 4 Isiislmsal Ca.
21541 Tape Bluing company.
uu xaient nox A L-imber eompaay. Tha
22005 Telephoae Tangleproof Cord Guard Oa.
21645 Tip Top Lomb-r compaay.
11212 Tower IneeaUaeui romoany. The
21600 Triangle Lumber eompany.
21842 Tribune Publishing company. The
1841 Tyrrell Tripe eoeapaay.
21097 rmnak Ureatork coma-ay. The
22111 Cnwo Ba lding A Contracting aiaaiiiaaj
15074 Union leader Mining company.
21977 TJaitad Fuel A Building eompaay. Tha
21864 rnited Wood compaay
21717 Carted ShipbctiViiag ecmpaay.
21790 T. 8. Lumber eompany.
22091 V. S. Oil A Realty company
21262 Catted States Food company.
21796 I'nreerity Barracks eompany
22161 rreral Check Writer compaay.
20393 Utah Quicksilver company.
21220 Van Ray Ver Candy Co. (VaaKarVer
School).
20769 Valentine Manufacturing compaa y
21776 Veneta Timber Products coasnaay
22023 Vulco Bepair tiepot.
1S08S Washington County Abstract 1 an urn
138 Ward eorr.pany. T. A.
1H330 Waco Iumber eompany.
21976 Weinatein MerrantJe compaay
21643 Wen Coast CtaU A Dock compeer.
16197 West Hood company
7258 West Hide Gold A 8 fleer Mining Ce.
22274 Western Alto Supply Aawoey.
20847 Weera TuHributiac company
22190 Western Fir Lumber roaapaay.
20931 Wcstera Lambrr eompany.
2112 Western Magazine Corporation.
190S8 Wcstera Oregon Fruit Piatraiutwa.
21737 Western Pine Lnmber enesuaay.
21572 Western Hal rage A Macntnery eompaay.
11117 White Hone Mining aompany.
1.7.44 Whitcnnb Mercantile Co., George B
9079 Williams Bros Donr A Lumber Oa.
207S9 Willamette Valley Fruit Exchange.
18768 Tarhata Teiephcor eoratiy.
21509 Toung China Grille.
2043 ZUSacue
COOPERATTTE A8HOC1AT10S 8
21911 AQnaa Cooperatire SioraT The
166a Canny Cooperatire Caeeae A PradSKa
company.
21124 Farmers' Cooper-tiea Creamery am'a
21769 PenmvJa Coopersrias aasmlstlim
18233 Tnio CeoperaUre Ctra-nery s-nii I
at-oa
IRRIGATION AND PIUDtACK
22185 Applegau I trie! Improrement eompae.
2116 Grarfty IHtrict Imprurenrnt corapany
1970 lVtcm. Rjrer Vali. j Ujtrtct lmprnee
ment coa:4Hi
SOW. THERKFTHtE. I. PE.X W. OLOOTT.
aa Governor of the State of Oregja. by virtue
of the authority eoaferred aneu saa be arts
uaat uregon teas, aad
!' siaj La the aerms and pros-auai
bereby declare each and all ef the
and above named eera-csliiaas masnltaa. aad
thetr art-clea of b-s-rporarjoa revoked aad fa
pniad. and all pewers eoa'arred by -iw maoa
auca eorpnratsoaa are bereby dec land
afire and mid.
V WrrXEmS WHEREOF. I bare tMHwunte
set rj aaad and eias-d Lbe Seal mi sute to be
hereunto affixed at the Ciiy elf ."al-aa, "State
of Oregim, thin 13tb day of Jarrary. re the
year of rur lm One Ti.yea.1 N ne ftriadred
and Twenty-tea, BE.X w. O. (XlfT.
(Seal)
.By the Cess mar:
AM A. KOZEB.
. nmmry ad tMafa.
' l 1 saassBBwas
I wa-a iisaai in Sss W a F V
T. BL.
a -ka
am a "
tha 3rd day ml a-r 11-1 . -...
ri-vrnor af the ate mt tircgea. a aa a. all
fcteiga a-rpeaat-aas whir for re aoia-na
tiee year, or aawea -eaa taw easd rd
Aar of Jaamao. 123. hare railed. a-gad ee-ref-sed
to rarsb him. ike said e-naaraa-ei
eoasma-tnetrr. any aamual wateaaea tvusurad te
be taraesd a-der any law mt tat Mate, ar
y the Sjcea-. fee rwauamd as b. aaJd aamar
ay laws ef -ais ataai: aad I
af the usimiali-a aaa.
(.. . .
emau as cae louowtag fa
wLScn far rw. eoa
"'" - ee tae ivpest hare I
aag-etad eg asraaad aa rarsa ...
IT?' T -o-h hrraw lea. ta-edt:
1 164 Brd-aU Maauiaetunnc roaapaay (
F 59 Bmrk tratte Quirk KDrer Mmiat a
psay lUs hlngtcai
Z lHl hiroia Barret Co (Caforela).
" .ea-ji uregon Impeoee
' ' a -r-gteai.
P 41 E:srwad and Saaw Timber
iWukkt-il
P IS Earrka Miaiac. Bmeitaae A
P 1411 Fl-aJM-cui at irniM Wjdjatjsm)a
W l.-l WlVMsl aaa-Esm JmiaUa-f fll-a MJ
r 142 Hercalea Curper Mx-ea eosapaar (Waaa
ingioa). P 17 Hunt Brothers eoe,iaay ( Calif orala)
P ' Hash-eei A Mima IjHurparased CaaV
foraul.
P 107 Lear Land eosarway. L-m-ed (The De
mmtou af Ca u. .ti 1
P 1342 Msajinees MeuU coni.wa I TTsii isal '
1 F 14 31 Orvaou Cuf--r eeaaraju ( Waa-acteal .
I r 114 Ores jo Pci ' Mi and I sins eaaa-
paay (Ae-aua).
r 111 Payeta Talis Laud A Orchard aaaa-
naay. Lioutrd (ldaha).
P 140 Pacific Fawartat-aa eompaay (Wah-kg-
P 1308 Pacihe MS 4 Mine Supply i-musiij
(Caloraia) . "
P 15 pTT1" DrTdi, eoeapaay na)-
- -i " "iBnanf t r) HBS-
aial
P 1133 Pim-e-Arrow Pactfie Sales i-it
I-r (New Tork).
P 1352 K. hSr-v. a.4 a r- '
1 Tort.. ' ' '
'P 3S Republic Knhber eoaupaar m( Calif ag1-
ni 1 rvtif ...i
P 1048 Baaborn A Co. Betii n
P 05? 8ua oa A G..". (Arulmf"'' '
- .... . BKajru D-eap and La-at
I IB I .
P S0 narrantoa Iarea-nxait iiiwsi (1
mgtonl. eewapaay n
P 141 Western States Carboa-s
.... eeeporstiou (Waington).
r sva. noerier A Company. W. H. (1
ear leungs surer eom-aar ll
Has. thai-foe. I Vt- U' .
01 i- -f Oragoa. by vinae of the aaiWuy
ooafrrrad upon ase by aactjaa 1S. Oaasa.
aawa, aaa andar and puraaaat
i-ui aaa prorsnans uieraof. do
the right mt aach and all ef
and above as mad eerraira-a-ea ta
nam in the n. . , -
peaJad. and aO powers eon! erred by lw
r on onrporaxsona are
tree aad viL
In uituem whereof, 1 bare herruma ast my
! "n4r1 the aeal of Urn slate ta be hrew
ante affixed at the city of Saleat. state ef Ore
coa. tha day ef January, tn the year af ear
Lord oae thousand aine hundred tweaij-twa.
(SEAL) BEN W. OLOOTT. ts-raar.
By the Governor:
SAM A. EOZKB. rcretary ef Sta-a
NOTICE is hereby gisea Uaat the Paelfa; Tat-
p- ana leirgruiie eoaspauy,
aa erected en taa ahora. ml t- u.
nrer. ta the city ef Pert-uML eartam
ateru, asmety stgnbrards set ea peats ta pJs
nrw and beanng the words -Csbi Ti iisi
The Pari! ir Tebiibone and Telacraph Ceaapaay v
wtirh mid signs mark tha lending places ea
the ahorse of the Willsmeue nrer ef errum aab-ee-acas
telephone and teiagraph eabvb aa fo-ewa:
From a poiat midway hetwaca the foot ef Aah
. .- 1 u- n a tne wea
teuds-er m sn ea-teriy direrrioa to aa
ef lbe 8npple-BaUia Sh-sbuUdiua 1
asuta of E Anseay street on the neat ekda.
cabiea. each of which si approxa-etely 120rlf-t
in length, and from the loot ef Oak street ea
the weet sde extending m a aartbeaeter-y ditvw
taoa ta the open dock mt the srpt-Blba ahsp.
buiMtng rerporsrioa south ot E. Aakewy atreet
a uie o-at mmn, sm approximstety 1383
in smgia. and marked by a a-ncnumt as
feet
Oak street dock ea the west side: aad S
from the foot of Oak street ee the wwd
extending ia aa e-aterty sUtret-oa le aa
"T" " mi s-rset ea Use eaat
stoe. earb arpre-ia-itely 19 teet ta aength
Sad u leked m in.., i , i. l f .
Vf - side and aa ar pea dock at the
I foot of E. Oak at teat aa ttw east side, aad 6
caoies 1 rum tn; foot ef Oak araet ea the
. side, m sa easterly direct-en be Ma-sctpal
; o Z. at toa foot ef B. Waahangtoa etrevt ee
tbe eaat s-ie. barns awmuimstair 14 .
124 feat, lit feet. 146 feet aad 1153 taa
ns. 1 iryro aaa marseu wy a
saeat .1 tne teet of Oek street on the wen
and br a snoein ieel ea MaM-trt.! r. s .
2 at
tb. fn t ef at U 1 ..l..n. 1 - .w.
side, aad three cablar from the toot ef Wash-'
tngtoa street en the west sale tn s nnrthaasiacly
dirertioa to the foot of E. Waehmgtae etreet ee
the east side, each eabie betas arnn-iiaaateiy
.... . . . k . . ia aiisr a vj a
-kmument oa a two -tory dork ea ILe aou'Ji ssde
at tha foal ef Wsbinvle .n e , t
levt u imrn ana Being msrted M
asde. and a moonmeni oa afuesraiel Dock Si
8a 3
at the foot ef E. Mashraetoa mrmmt mm tbe .
aide
This notice is r-wBebed for the
Brpoaa af
wnan aa Bsngt-rs ef the ne-tfiptsae
ptnrpoKe ef the moe-meate si ore-sat. and ef
general course, leadings aad arrmial of the oa
aiore-sso.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHOXE AJl TXLEGaAPH
COMrA.XT.
By CARL WHTTMORE.
Ptr-doa Soprrnsteruirat ef Plaat,
NOTICE as hereby gtraa -est the P-cifm Tase-
'- --m Mw.iapa eoaapauy. a
ta i It.. aW. -W .k
bm freer at a fsaiat ea Ceiambis Beaea. ea
esse eat use wa-ai-gtot
a apo-at ea the east buwin-uy of the T
re- avrr-eka yotaiag the ttrer. two
aeaaeiy samboards eat ea peam tn
t-"J-g the words -Cnhi
Iacifie Talepacme aad Teiegrapb
.iuca a-sa stgas mars the
use so arm mt tn r- --. M m .
preaa-ateiy 455 teat hi keaa-a. which ereaeas
ft" ".. eTsi eonbariy diracuoa farm
he said -tnding ea tbe Ofwaoa s-ie ef raid Cm
neabm riesr aad hwtweaa the Vara-ad aheve e-
Tb aecice bj pebS-hed for
uporasaig all nangai-ea ef the
U "r"r-J course, ausdings aad t-rsauat af
TUJt PACIFIC TELEPHONE AJf0 TaOXGEAP-i
cuMPixr
By CARL WHITMOKC
So
SCrriCB h hereby dees Ml the Pactfw Tea.
, too-e aad Tesagrapb eoaspaay. a 1 m net 1 may
has eraetad oa tbe west ahora ef the VI liainssna '
1-T a point appr-xtasataJy 154) fart mis ef
UK- arUwood ferry -ti-g aad aks aa the east
ssde of the WtUsa-rtte near at a aetat ea the
aaad Sell wood ferry j.-. tmm m naamaiHs.
namely aura boards set on porta ta ptasa rare, ewd
besriag taa words -Cahie fria-mi. The Paesfst
r . mti awiii7. waa re aa aa
sirn. sssrk the m-drag Msoaa ea tbe shores ef the
w iUaaartte nrer o( s oertam snhaa nei 'as Tail
phvase end tester-spa eahle. apprrliasst-ry 1 1 2S
feet ia l-eg-th. ebich cria-as aatd nrer an a a-av
eral easterly direction from the as id 1 -ng aa
the west sale of the said W-is-artta nrac. aad
bew--ra the termini above aiariihid.
This notice la publnhad for the p 11 111 ass ef
mformmg all narigaters ef the a-aeapuaa and
Purpo-e ef the moeameats aJiKssaid. end ef the
e-rral eoufas. Is ailing aad tera-tas mt the rail Is
srii'ieald.
TBE PACIFIC TEl.ttPHONE AND TETJBftaaP-i
CoMPANT.
rrmim ampennieeeM at ef
BALE OF BA.NEBCIT STOCE
"eaee st mereny gitru Usai Use atsd
ii-ru-n m naAkruitey will miU in ik. t-.s
lor oaab si ef uie (blowing s-erts ef
I wtuard M.or Co.. bankrupt: Ante parts,
tir.s sJ seceaaorie-.. ased ear, aaarh-kery. usam
aad auuipaseni, f 11-01 ;orr and nsterea. aecouats
sad notes rreeiTsble. canttel Itttk ia ether
com re-urt. Bids will be reeeissd as sad aadi
T-,r -aa is. i(u. ml WIUKtt
7! "iJ., " .P"4 at the o.'rtoe of tAr
f-a -Ll?" J - Pertiaad. Or.
-aroriea ctsank or cash aasseau-g ta I per eaat
T mo hid must aecoaapaay all ba
-rns-et nesrres rlgbt ie reject any and ail btda.
- . . tim. m. ivi.iu,
xrustee In
,1- JLr, b,?-t-eea ef the 4 ofatlna af
Var-serstiip of the firm ef Ceta A Pratt,
gr-rers. st I ail Cerieu t AU debt, esav
ir-rieu tne kwfore tlu H.k day of Js
il TrsTM.-r " ,a-',
avtLETING NOTICD m
COCBT MT. HOOD JtO.
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5f Jl' ' aa-. 114 V Grand ase,
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bose oF8aA6.x, L L u L. X." ISZ
aser-a firn aad rMrd Wed-a-aaya mt mmmm
m- aJi ra AadUerram Bali. 20a Vk Tbrrd at. Mas,
M A. Mclel.t. ta
Mm C. C t-ffard.
recieii . ecrt-aiy
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h be ba-l Tamd-y enesiLg at e'esaek aa
(TPrnsaH.
ta the
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nua rirw!
leoaaag. The
Oenpawy."
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SUfHW. EatAlrm . , tmmmt tee rraa. Maa-a a.
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