THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22. 102 1 '
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ItTJW INVITE!)
Tli undersigned wilj receive
fioafcjl bids u p ; to 5:00 6'elovk
p. j hi., Monday. March 3rd, 1924,
for the following nupplies to be
mkmI in 1 the street improvement
work.for the year 1924:
cement, . ',';',
' ! li,00 ft'; yda., more or .le&R,' rf
, .i.Hwu- yns., more or less, or
sand.
1,200 yds., morn or loss, of
concrete gravel.
.j-11 "iiona io ne tne same an
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KVMMOXS
in tn circuit Court of the State
-J ' - v JUl IIIH t,UtlIlt III
1 iVMarion. Department No. 2;
Wenry H. Grain pp and Amelia )
Hiraiapp. his wife, ' : 1
rialntlffa,'
VS.
gliomas Pinch.. Walter Finch,
,U,; !, ie Nail. Lola Minvard J I
James a. Finch, Ilessie j
Fiiw-h, Julia Henson. now
- 3 nlla Devae, Ura Henson,! j
, now lira Tyson, Henry j
Henson. Finr.fi Urown and j
also known as Finch It.: !
i, Jlrownj. Cassia .Brown, now j
fassle nrown-Calvert. Min- j
. (itlo JRrownJ Maggfe Green-
wood, - Ilainy ' P.rown and !
. Also, known, as Zina n. j
( .Thrown. Margie ttrown; al j
Ro all other persons of par- j
v lies' unknown claiming: any J.
;. viRhti. Jitlc. , estate, lien or
imerest in tW real estate
' . destTlh.p inifho complaint; (
.. herein.! , -Defendants. )
rree aainnt yon and each of you,
that you nor any of you have any
rifiht. title, estate, lien or Interest
In, of or to the following descrilwd
real property, namely: ,
P.eginnlnR at n point on the
north line of the donation land
claim of Isaac X. Gilbert and wife
in township 1 south, range 2 west
of the Willamette meridian, in
Marion county,- Oregon, said be
ginning point being north X!) de
grees 15 minutes west. 2 . 4 " I
chains from tile northeast corner
of a tract of land deeded by L. K.
Page to F. Mickenham on June
10. 1903, said deed being recorded
in Marion county records, book of
deeds, volume 82, page r.23, and
running thence south 20.40 chains
to the center of the road leading
from Salem to Howell Prairie;
thence north 89 degrees 43 min
utes east. In the center- of said
road. 7.833 chains to the south
west corner of a,. tract of land
deeded to Hird Mickenham. De
cember UUh. 1909, and recorded
in book" 111, page 79 of deeds;
(hence north 20.4 0' chains to the
north line of ' the said donation
land claim of Isaac X.' Gilbert and
wife; thence south 89 degrees 45
minutes'Tvest, along the north line
of said claim. 7.353 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 15
acres, more ' or less. in . Marion
county, Oregon; and that the
plaintiffs are the owners in fee
simple of the said premises and
their title be forever quieted, and
you and each of you be forever
barred and enjoined from assert-
Jing or claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in or to the
said promise adverse to the plain
tiffs' said title.
And von and each of you will
also take notice that this sum
mons is served upon you by publi
cation thereof in the Oregon
Statesman, a daily newspaper pub-
lint thu lw.:nlv nf llif kCPIK'S cun-
BUOH --The Mreathtess Moment. ot h nhrV(,(, 011 view-
OUKOO.N "Courtship of Miles ! nlft. of thp stoiv i8
Stand-.sh." on pnrossing and interost-com-
LlBKIiT Pilgrims of the Night, j polUn IO ,et , hp mechanical
! beautv of
I similated.
the product ton bo as-
William Desmond .vas walking
a street in I'niversal City when he !
met a tall, solemn visaged indi
vidual who greeted him without a
smile.
The man Who had stopped Des
mond was Albert Hart, veteran
character "heavy" who has ap
peared in the r61e of villain in
iiny i m versa i pictures siarr.ng antg for sUte afid fOHnty .offices
Desmond. j who haye fned the ,-iosenes of
The play in question, a crook j the nrimartas is beginning to bring
comedy dramri in which the order 1 otherg out lnto the opea.
of things was to be shifted was; lfl addition to several who seek
The Breathless Moment." a I'ni- i the position a constable, now held
versal attraction showing at the j by Walter E. De Long.-interest is
Bligh theater Saturday. Hart was j arnirnd tha nositions of
Candidates Being Groomed
For Approaching Primary
Politicians are becoming more
active as the spring advances and
in addition to a. number of aspir-
cast for a 'friendly" role, that of
a crook companion, to the star.
John Alden, of ' Why "Don't You
Speak for Yourself. John" fame.
and hero of Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow's great epje poem,
walked in the flesh before those
Ralemites. who attended the Oregon'-theater
yesterday; in the per
son of Charles Ray, who portrays
that role in "The Courtship of
mayor sheriff and district attor
ney. Ralph Thompson, alderman,
has announced his intention to op
pose Sheriff Oscar D. Mower-'
While no declarations have been
filed by candidates for district
attorney, it is conceded that" John
H. Carson, incumbent, will again
enter the field and seek reelection.
Friends of Carl T. Pope. Salem
attorney, are almost Certain' that
he will announce his candidacy
Hon has heenicalled to the fact
(but persons are soliciting in the
schools on the pretense of having
my recommendation.
'I have sent no" solicitor of any.
kiml to your school ami give re
commendations to no one for
books or periodicals of any kind,
if there is anything of this natnre
to which I wish to call your atten
tion, you may rest assured that an
official 'notification- will be sent
you directly from this office and
will not be given to the agent him
s'If. "Your tinif from 9 o'clock until
4 o'clock on school days belongs
to thf district, and you. should so
inform any one who wishes to take
it for other business."
DKKKNDS WILSON
BERLIN, Feb. 21. (By The
Associated Press) Count Yon
Bernstorff former German ambas
sador to the I'nited States has
raised his voice as one of the few
defenders in Germany of the late
Woodrow Wilson. In the weekly
Deutsche Elnheit Yon Bernstorff
defends Mr. Wilson against al
most universal charges by the
Germans of a betrayal of Ger
many and also calls the German
public's attention, to the untruth
of the generally accepted state
ment that Germany laid down arms
in the .world war through belief
in Wilson's "fourteen points."
MEXICAN REVOLT
W AT EI
War Department. Says Fed
erals Will Engage in Ex
terminating Guerillas
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 21. (By
The -Associated Pressi The rev
olution in Mexico has virtually
lieen stamped out,, according to
statements made at the war de
pal tment roaay. It was asserted
that the federals, now having no
Important enemy forces to fight,
will be engaged hereafter in the
work of exterminating the gueril
las who are marauding in several
states.
With the occupation of Morelia,
Patzcuaro and Urpapan. it wa
added the state of Michoacan has
been practically pacified. The
rebel general Manuel Diguez, is
said to have completely vanished
with his forces and the federal
general Escobar is chasing Eh
rique Estrada.
Genera! Salvador - AlvArdo- and
Colonef Christiana Aniuldo and
their rebel farces have evacuated
Citidad Giitmnp. withdrawing (0
Coliiua and. according to official
sources, the occupation of Ciudad
Guzman is expected shortly. The
rebels are said to lack ammuni
tion. Repairs are beingj made to'
the railway to permit General Roi
berto Cruz to advance.
will b-heldiaColleca-Clace.
Washington, February vtK to
Mareh fi, They will be amongjthe
delegates who will attend - from
Montana,
Southern Idaho,' South-
.dvenlit to Meet
Clergymen and other workers in
the western Oregon conference of
Seventh-day Advcnti3ts. will at
tend the Quadrennial Session of
the North Pacific Cnion confer
ence of. that denomination, which of Astoria,,
ern Oregon, Upper Columbia, and
Western Washington. '
Among those who will attend
from . l he Western Oregon, con
ference include: Revs. J. W Nor
wood, president; A. K. Bell. G. W.
Rine, and G. W, White, oil of Tort
land; F. H. Conway of ConralUs;
C. J. Cole, of Dallas;. Ross Dusk
tin of Bend; N. C. Erntson of Sa
liem; J. K. Fish and G. M. Thorp,
of Vancouver, Wash, W. T Hil-
gert, of WcMinnville; V. P. H nine,,
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COUNTRY
STORE TONIGHT
BLIGH THEATRE
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lished in Salem. Marion county,
T Tbaft Finch. Waltet, Finch, j Oregon, said publication of sai4
.LuticXallx. Lola M.inyard. James
S. Finch," Bessie Finch, Julia Hen
KCn now Julia Devoe, I'ra Henson,
now t'ra Tyson Henry Henson,
Flnch Brown Wl "lRo known as
Ffnrh jt. Brown, Cassje Brown,
now Cassie Browti'-Calvert. Minnie
Brown, M aggie Greenwood. -Bainy
Brown and also known as Zina B.
Brown," Margie Brown, also all
otheip persons or parties unknown
''claiming any' right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real; estate
described in the complaint herein,
above named defendants; -. . .
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon, you and each of. you are re
quired to appear and answer the
com plaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit and set up the
nature and character of your claim
tn the real estate described in said
complaint, on or before six weeks
after the lth day of February,
1924, And if you fail to so appear
aud answer the said complaint,'
f or .wantthereof , the plaintiffs will
apply to the. said' cbnrt for the re
lief prayed for and, demanded in
said, complaint, to-wit
Fummons to be once a week foi
six weeks, by order of Hon. Go.
O. Bingham, judge of said court,
manuisn. wnicn wm re- in M, . !la it L-nnwn
main at the Oregon today and then j that he hap an PV(, on thP posltion. ;
be shifted to the Grand theater. ; w)l.lh nr nnt T0bn n. Giesv. I
present mayor, will be !a; candi-;
date for re-erection is not known, j
for he refuses to commit himRelf.j
at present. In the meanwhile!
where it will show Saturday and
. j Sunday.
. The picture comes up to all ex
pectations, in fact there are a num
ber of scenes that are the most
thrilling and expertly done of any
yet snappea oy tne camera. , t,cpnt tUo ques(ion ai11, will
The storm, which almost wrecks! , Hoil. ,h:it Un ,,,,,
lit'l i nun ' iv - "
friends of Fred Erixon are groom- j
ing him for the job. He is re-;
the Mayflower with its celebrated j
band of pilgrims aboard, terrorized
by a villainous crew of pirates and j
b. a willing candidate.
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arv M and that the date ' ol i bloodthirsty "roughnecks" is alone ! Fake Solicitors ArOUSe
worthy of the price of admission.
In this tremendous climax where
so splendidly and
Ire of Mrs. Fulkersom
tne first puDiicauon oi ims finu- t
mnna is tht i Tith ilav of February.
1924 and the date of the last pub-jJohn Alden, so splendidly and! A warnjB to the teachers of
licati'on thereof will be on the ' naturally played by Ray. saves ; tho connlv against book ageijts
2Slh day of March, 1924.
JOHN BAYNE.
Attorney for the Plaintiffs.
Residence, fialem, Oregon.
It was. revealed that the senate
oil committee is investigating re
ports that Attorney General
Daugherty .bad bought and sold
Sinclair, oil stock. .
.tonn Jiowianu. enacien sKimuiiy proissins to have thf county su
by William Sullivan, who has been , pprintendent's approval, was sent
washed over the side of the. ship ! OHt ,ast night ,)y Mrs Mury Flll.
but who is hanging in the rigging ! kerKOI1- T)lf. particular agent who
ropes, the diroctoX and camera ; h s. aronaed the ire of Mrs. Fulkcr-
have done themselves proud. ThatJson js 0nP sf,ii;nK ioos. loaf books
tempest is so realistic that one I for U)e gmaU sum of ?69 whk.h
looks around to see the water ; arp soJd wjth the UIKiorstandins
if il
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I ifl : j
sweeping past him in the theater.
Congressional leaders began
preparations for a complete in
vestigation of Northern Pacific
railroad grants. .
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The political view is that there
is no sense in being- sensible if the
other party will get part of the
For a de- credit.
It is seldom advisable to recom
mend a motion picture production
as bping worth seeing twice, but
ion the teacher's part that he or!
; she is one of a select few sgiven j
!a chance to secure the ;boks at j
the price. . : .
been exposed , by big eastern? firms
C H. & B.
HOLDS HIGH OFFICE
MRS. MABEL W. W I LLE BRANDT
Assistant Attorney General
This woman Is successfully oc
cupying one of the most exacting
This particular selling stnnMias j job3 la Washington. She has given
patrons of the Liberty theater will an(i a number of Salem fcllc jhave
do well to set aside time for two j had experience with the'parfftWr,
performances while "Pilgrims of j pelling scheme and are anxious to
the Night" is filling out its en- j iavo tim teachprs warned,
gagement there. j Mrs. Fulkerson's letter is as fol-
From a scenic standpoint alone! lows:
the production is well worth while ' "Dear Co-worker: My atten-
parficular attention to questions
arising in connection with the pro1
.WAiiUon amendment and the Vol
stead act. and has recently joined.
with Secretary Mellon ip declaring
that tiie U. S. Coast Guard is tUe
most effective governmental weap
on asalnst rum-running.
The Principle of Thrift
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r . The success of- any business, large or small, is
bdilt upon the principle of thrift. And corres
pondingly, the success of your own personal
future is built upon the sajne principle. There
xaij never be any progress or advancement without
'the practice of this policy. . t
Therefore, be thrifty, by depositing your money
in the United states National Bankwhere;it;wiU
draw interest while accumulating for some future '
need. You will be surprised at the pleasure it will ;
give you because you are a -saver;
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United States
National Bank
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TODAY TOMORROW
LIBERTY
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Toboganning from the height of insane
luxury to the valley of duty and content,
MAD
Lewis Stone
Rubye De Reiner
Wm. V. Mong
Raymond Hatton
Walter MeGrail
Presented by LOUIS B. MAYER
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MARY ALDEN
WM. COLLIER, Jr.
HUNTLY GORDON
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Norma Talmadge
'The Secret of'.theiStofm Country"
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TOMORROW- SUNDAY ONLY '" . ' -
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OF MYLES STANDISH
pf - . , with , . .
Lf W Charles Ray, Joseph Dowling ,
N an Enid Bennett
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A romance in the
underworld of Paris,
with , the girl who
has been pronounced
the most beautiful
woman in America.
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'Mtti4 --the Mayflower in peril of. the sea
1 most sensational storm ever screened. ;
daring rescue of man overboard ." "
' l . one of the many thrills in :
The Great American Epic
y's Immortal Poem!
MYLES STANDISH
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