Polk County itemizer., February 26, 1914, Image 4

bad been confesión but more sweeping Where the devil does he come in mean-
B IL L S A L L O W E D .
charges could not be brought home, while?”
The gilded fool had not brought him-
The receiver pursed his lips. ” 1
sell into the embarrassing purview of knew his father," he said. "H e had List of Claims Ordered Paid a tj
February Session o f C ounty
the law. This certainty, however, hao the ame crazy quixotic streak.”
served to goad the public and sharpen
He gathered tire scattered docu-
Commissioners.
the satire of the newspaper paragraph- ments and locked them carefully with
1st; and the examiner, who incidental- satchel In u safe "Spectacular young
Y
Scalp B o u n ty .
ly liad a reputation of his own to ass!” agreed Parvo. "Ho you know, I
McCarter.......................... $ 10.00
A.
V
(guard, knew Iris cue. There were pos- used to be afraid my Kathariue had a
-thWties for the exercise of his e- leaning toward him
But thank Ood. J. P. M a g en ................................ 10.00
E le c tio n *.
I pecial gifts in a vice-president of the she's a sensible girl.
K. N. W ood.............................. 27.501
Corporation who was u I ho Vanity
(T o be continued)
F. M.
Stiver.............................. 50.00
Valiant, the decorative idler of social
G. W
Harry...............................
1.26
fopperies and Humptuon» clothes.
Delinquent
Tax
List
of
Laet
Half
Glass
&
Prudliomme
Co.................
3.66
T
Valiant took the chair with a neii^a-
S
h
e
r
iff*
O
ffice.
Payment*, 1012.
1 tlon almost of relief. Since that, day
J.
M.
Grant...............................
200.94
j
¿
I when he had spun down town in ni..
This advertised list of delinquent
78.46 t
motor to that sharp enlightment, hi» taxes for the year o f 1912 Is In pur- J. E. Richter.............................
❖
2.20
dally round had gone us usual, but be- suance of an act o f the State Leglsla Dallas Telephone Co.................
J.
H.
Savory..............................
27.50
neutli the habitual pose, the worldly ture which Is embodied In Chapter 275
musk of his clas, had lain a sore sen- of the General Laws of the 1911 8es Glass & Prudliomme Co............ 86.16 t
L. C. Smith Bros....................... 66.00
sltlveness that had cringed painfully slon.
Clerk's Office.
at thesneering word and the enven-
The taxes on the following adver-
Y
oniod paragraph. Always his mental tlsed real property, situated In Polk A. B. Robinson, Jr................... 140.66
E.
E.
Shaw...............................
75.00
eye had seen a white-faced crow.1 star- County, Oregon, became delinquent on
ing at a marble building, a coarsely Monday, October 7th 1913, and arc Elrna E. Harris......................... 50.00
T
lressed woman crossing the street subject to a penalty of ten per cent. Polk County Itemizer................ 20.00
.6."
’ Ith a handkerchief pressed to her and Interest at the rate of 12 per cen' Irwin-Hodson Co........................
B
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Oregon
City
Enterprise..........
3.00
«JHOW
MANY
Automobile
Manufacturing
Concerns
that
were
in
business
a
| face.
per annum from Monduy, April the 7th , ,,
81.85
. And mingling with the sick realiza
until they shall have been paid '' •** „ , vier lomme ° ..........
few years a>;o are still building cars?
4.20
tlon of his own Inadequacy had woven -' ny ‘*“ y aRer the expiration o f six
T
Treasurer's Office.
qAN
D how manv of these concerns are built on such a firm foundation that Y
| panging thoughts of his father The months after tlie taxes charged against Tracy Staats............................ 62.50 ❖
him
following
real
property
are
delin
,,
,
I shattered bits of recollection of
Black...............................
37.60
their permananc* is assured?
e<l - a (iuent,
T
hat he had preserved had formed
.
. the . Sheriff I h authorized upoi. |*,u* \ Havter...............................
1.20
...» demand of any person making applica
..
¡mosaic which had pictured thehero of
q
T
H
E SE are important features for you to consider when you are making up
Polk County Item izer................ 124.4t
i Is boyhood. Yet Ills father's name tin». to isHue to them a certificate or C. G. Coad................................. 30.00
y.7*ur mind what type of car you are going to buy.
would now go down linked not to su» - delinquency, upon payment of taxes, Glass & Prudhonime Co............ 22.94
cess and achievement but to failure, to Penalty, Interest and cost of advet
Surveyor’* Office.
IJT
W
ELV E automobile manufacturers control practically all of the desirable
■hlcanery, to the robbing of the poor. t ,K Ill,K', Certificates
of
delinquency J. C. H avter..............................
5.40
The thought had become a blind ache “ hall bear interest from the date of
Automobile
business in the country.
T
Assessor's Office.
that had tortured him. Beneath the Issuance until redeemed at the rate of F. E. M eyer.............................. 100.00
q
\N
D
among
those
twelve
the
V
e
l
i
e
can
be
accorded
a
leading
place.
old characteristic veneer it hud been ■JR6®» per cent per annum,
67.50
Mrs. F. E. Meyer
working a strange change. Something
"
‘ f,??,,
4
Tracy Staats............................
65.00
«JFOR the V e l i e Company is so sound, financially, that its stability i* unques­
lid had been dying, something new
J2
1.90
J. C.. H ayter............................
budding under the careless exterior »f
1 ° ‘ ° ir > " 4 of Secs 11,14
tioned.
❖
71.00
Glass
&
Pradhomme
Co..........
Twp 7, S R 4 W containing 320
the man who now faced his examiner
Court House.
acres.
T a x .......................... 6 4.33
❖
qAN
D
the
careful
automobile
buyers
are
considering
the
stability
of
the
manu­
in the big armchair that May after­
60.00 I * 4 *
Finley W hitney.......................
Bowers, Benton— beg. 37.83 ehs
noon.
91.00 I ♦ >
Fred B. W est............... ............
f
facturing concern more and more each year.
W of NE cor. of sec 9, F 16.06
John Valiant's testimony, to those of
Oregon Power Co....................
25.65
S V degrees W 41.72 dis
(¡iiv Bros..................................
l.'O lN i
his listeners who cherished a sordid
qTHE building of V e l i e cars has always been marked by distinctive st«ps in Y
S 3.37 chs W 23.31 chs N 19 de­
disbelief in the ingenuousness of the
H
P.
Shriver...............................
13.90
grees \V 17.28 chs E 28.30 chs
advance.
man who counts his wealth in seven
Smith A- Ellison Elec. Co.......... 21.00|J»„
N 5.30 chs N 8k degrees
figures, seemed a pose of gratuitous in­
Commissioners’ Court.
45 min E 1-1.83 chs to p. o. b.
qTHE
V e l i e was the leading car in this country to adopt the chain drive in ♦
solence. It had a clarity and simplic­
Blank & Robbie........................
1.66. _
sics 6-9, Tw :» 8 S K 1 W. con­
ity that was almost horrifying. He
Pallas
Telephone
Co.................
1.001
*
place
of engine gears.
tai dll'. 'lh loros. Tax
50.1.1
J. B. T e a l.................................. 101.201 V
lid not stoop to glaze hi* own monti- groolts. Mary E
Beg 26.50 chs
A
qTHIS
type
of construction has now become practically universal in all high-
| mental flippancy. He had attended
<! A. W ells.................................. 39.40 ! ♦ >
W and 5.54 chs N 2!) degrees
T
•inly one directors’ meeting during the
S H. P etre..................................
30.70 | J5.
30 mill E of SE cor of E. C.
•
grade
cars.
1 ear. Till after the crash, he had
Justice Court.
nice d 1 c V/ 19 25 chs S 26 de-
known little, had cared less, about the
H. Holman..................................
6.25
m
qTHERE ARE MANY REASONS why you should give careful 'consideration
grees 15 min W 5 49 chs W
h'.rger Investments of the Corpora­
.1. S Ashbaugh........................... 11.85
75.17 clis N 19 degress \V 17.71
th the V e l i e .
to rs capital: he had left all that to
W. N. W ood.............................
4.50
chs E 24 ;i) chs N 2.55 chs E
ithers.
AliO* W ood...............................
4.50
36 chs S8.89 chs E 26.31 oils
Perhaps to the examiner himself this
Gertie W ood..............................
4.50
N 1.14 eh i E 3 chs N 30 de­
I blunt directness—the hitter unshadow
Mrs. B. J. Hedgepeth................
4.50
grees E 10.00 < hs E to center
3.00
[ed trtiGi that searched for no evasions
J. D. Winn
of slough southerly down
had'appeared effrontery: the con-j slough to p o. b . sees 8-910
2! 65 !
J. D. W inn...................
21.70
I
T
.
H
Moran.................
I'emptuous and cynical frankness of
Twp 8, S R 4 W, containing
1.70
| the young egoist who sut secure, his
181 acres. T a .............. . . . 79.90 ¡W alt Bradley..............
1.70 I
Dewey Burright...........
"Vh millions safe, on the ruins of the citurc-1-nrert* Iloulty ' Co.'-'-Lots
1.20 ;
enterprise from which they were de­
Will Bloch...................
q i F you have not seen the new V e li e cars and trucks it will pay you to visit
4 bli.h’it 1. Churchmere add.
1.20 1
rived.
The
questions,
that
had
been
Send
to West Salem. T a x ............
100
N- s l°Pe r ..................
our salesroom. Call, write, or phone for a demonstration.
1.20
bland with suave innuendo, acquired Ellis, Wrn, Trustee__ Lots 6-7-i;-9,
Wm. H erren................
1.20 :
for This
| F. M. Brown................
an acrid sarcasm a barbed and sting­
block 16, Ellis add. to Dallas.
1.20
ing satire, which at length touched in
8 25
Cook.................
Tax ........................................
Catalog
1.20 !
I. A Honker................
liscretion. He allowed himself a Guyer, A. S.— Beg at SE cor of
1.50
tcomful reference to the elder Valiant
W.
H.
Park.................
NV4 of John Lewis d. 1. c. N
1.50
• s scathing as it was unjustified.
W. T. Tasncot.t............
1.40 chs W 1.75 chs N 75 Iks W
1.50
To the man in the witness chair this
F. N. Sandefur............
43 Iks S 2.15 chs W 2.82 chs
\ v C k rO W you can rave
1.50
had been like an electric shock. Some­
* t. Tupper................
S 2.00 chs E 5.00 clis N 2.00
m oney end get b c ’ter seeds
BY H A LLIE ERMINE RIVES.
Side
Tupper..............................
1.50
thing new and unguessed beneath the
chs to p. o. b., Sec 18. Twp 9,
b y gettin g in dir® <3 touch
W
ill
Craven................................
1.50
husk
of
boredom,
the
indolent
pose
of
‘ Copyright, 1912, The Bobbs-Merrill Co.
S
R
5
W,
containing
1.33
acres.
with the lending seed house.
George Conkey..........................
1.50
the body had suddenly looked from his
Tax ........................................
6.50
Coroner’s Office.
blazing eyes: something foreign to Ha:.uni, E. W - Lot 4, block 19,
Cocmpondenre Invited
(Continued from last week.)
7.70
Vanity Valiant the club habitue, tin*
Klngvvt'oil Perk
T a x ........... 11.02 R. L. Chapman.........................
T h e Chaa. H . L illy Co. .S eattle
CHAPTER II.
Insane.
spoiled 3don of wealth .For a brief Inman, J W. & H. A.— Lots 47
T
g *5« eeheck............ ............ 10.00
“ The witness is excused.”
five minutes he spoke, in a fash;on
and 18 of Strong Fruit Tract
In I he ripple that stirred across the that surprised the court room- -a pas­
H.
M
cCsllon...........................
25.C
O
It.
No. 1. Sec so, Twp 8 S It 5 W.
School Superintendent’ s Office.
court room ut the examiner’s abrupt sionate defense of his father, the prin­
ontaining 20 a - m T a x .......
12.18
S Y N O P S IS O K T U B A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T
conclusion, John Valiant, who had ciples on which the Corporation had Kimes, L R .__S\V>4 of Sec 8,
E. M. H alev..............................
'-75
v
*
OK TH E
L.
V.
Macken............................ 120 00
withstood that pitiless hail of ques-
founded and its traditional poli-
Twp 8 S it •, V , containing
tlons, rose, bowed to him and slowly r p»3* fPW sentences, but each hot as
Glass
&
Prudhnmme
Co..........
19.’
9
160 acres T a t -...................
18.81
UNION MUIUAL LIFE INSURANCE
crossed the cleared space to his coun- 'iava an(| quivering with feeling. Their xi..' v \Unnl<* ..I -Lots 2-3*1,
Monmontb Herald.....................
3.80
____________
. . . . I I.
* The
r l .« chairman
livivl/íwl
« severely
»»V P T flV
_
_ «.....
. *_ A l - . l *1
.........
. „ - . . ' I ..... I .
IW in ilie
Crsce Snone............................. 50 00!
hg
looked
very
force startled
the
reporters’
bench
COMPANY
block
2N
4E,
Buena
Vista.
over his eye-glosses, with ills gavel and left his inuuisitor for a momeu.
Fred S. Crowley.........................
1.90 > phil E -gin ...........
6.20 G. A. Harding........................
o f P o rtla n d , Si the S ta te o f M aine, on the
Tax
................... ............
1.20
J. R. Allgood............................ 18.26 Wm Tntnm..............................
6.2( Otalo Gruber..........................
¿list d a y o f D ecem ber, 1013, m ad e to in»? lifted, and a statuesque girl, in the silent.
Mott,
Dr.
W.
S.—
Beg.
at
SE
cor
In aura rue C om m lM lon er o f th e S tate o t rear of the room, laid her delicately
3 C
H ayter..................................... 30 G. W Slefurth..........................
15.70 Edward Botz..........................
The latter took refuge in a sardonic
of I. Gllstrap d l.c. W 29.: 2 ch i
O rego n , pursuant to la w :
'"-lenhone Co...............
5.85 Tna Romlngton.......................
gloved hand on a companion's and reference to the Corporation’^ salary
6.20 Jno. Gruber, Sr........................
N 13H degree» W 16 on ' ’’ M
C a p ital.
smiled slowly without withdrawing list. Did the witness conceive, he
H. C. Seymour.......................... 112.20 T P. Bevens..............................
9.23 J. A. Botz, Jr...........................
N o cap ita i
1.57 chs E 35.80 ch» S 17.04 chs
A m ou n t o f c a p ita l stock paid up
her guze, and with the faintest tint of asked with effective deliberation that
Observer
Printing
Co...............
22.25
3.20 Wm. Fudge.............................
Ed.
Biddle.................................
to p. o. b., Sec 31, Twp 6, S tt
In com e.
Fruit
Inspector.
3.20 Ivle Pavne & Son. . ..............
color
in
lier
face.
J
H
R
e
m
in
g
to
n
....................
he
had
rendered
services
commen­
6 W, containing 55 acres Tax
9.33
T o t a l p rem iu m In c o m e ................ 9 Z,3Su.b5u.3u
Katharine Fargo neither smiled noi surate with the annual sums paid him ?
J. S. Parker............................. 10.35 H. A. W ebster..........................
3.20, Salem Sand fi GiaveI Co........
In terest, d ivid en d s and re n t« r e ­
Nisley, Jennie W.— N54 of NE*4
»X J .jJ t.o ii Jiu&hcd readily.
c e ived during the y e a r ..........
Widow'* Pension
Her smile was an in­ The witness thought that he had, in
3.20 ': Geo. C. Smith, Jr..............
! *. J. Coad...................................
and 3EV4 of NE>4 and NV4 of
In c o m e fro m o th e r sources d u r­
dex
of
her
whole
personality,
languid,
Ftfn
Bush..........................
32.50
Willard
Craven........................
5 00 Harry Val Her...................
1U
4,131».
3.'
fact, received just about what those
in g th e y e a r ...............................
S E % and S E % of S E \,
Ma’ tie Barsoi
symmetrical, exquisitely perfect. The
'’•vR-es
were
worth
Would
Mr.
Val-
32
50
Jno.
Middleton..........................
3.50; Frank Valller...................
of Sec 16, Twp 7, S R 7 W,
.9 3.3DÎ,31U..I3
T o t a l incom e.
little group with whom she sat looked (iant be good enough to state the figure*
’
5.00 Ed. Vnllier........................
containing 240 acreB. Tax. . 18.50 Emily Chamberlain ................ »JJJ
U U b u r itfU r n ti.
somewhat out of pi ice in that mixed of the salary he had been privileged t* Paul, K. V. D — Beg. 13.50 chs W
2.U.I .
1.8:i Peter Cook.......................
I 'M *
lo r
lo w « » , e n d o w m en t»,
; ; ; ; ; ; : : ; Ä S ^
Ä r i y . ......
They hud not gasped at draw as a vice-president?
8.00 I
5.0»» Chao. Dun e ll...................
an n u ities unü su rrenü sr va tu e s l
-M assemblage.
of SE cor of E. Harper d. 1 c.
DtW uenda paid to p o licy h o ld e r«
3.50
tiie
tele
of
the
Corporation’s
unprece
Ti
e
answer
fell
as
slowly
in
the
sar
3
SO
Tu
dependence
Nat’l
Bank
M«vM. HpsVIns................:•••• JJ.50 Mark lllodgeU ............. ........... 48.00 Chas. Dr-rell
340,078.38
N 19.95 chs W 6.00 chs 3 19.95
d u rin g th e y e a r ...........................
dented
earnings,
the
lavish^
ox
pend
l
donic
silence.
‘‘I
lia'
e
ne'
er
drnwn
a
6.25 ;
C om m ission « and sa la ries paid
i lls E 6.00 chs to p. o. b.. Sec 4,
T "Man C H a ll.......................... ' J ' ï ï R F' ~
----
.
4 20 F. C. D urrell...
202.070.24 lure for its palatial oillces.
The re­ salary as ail officer of the Valiant Cor­
3.00
du ring tiie > M l ...........................
Kiiza Lawrence................; ; ; ; ; «. 6 0 Ceo. T.
3 .20 A. P. Kirkland.
Twp 7. S R 6 W ; also lot 1 of
(
T a x e s , licenses and fe e s paid
8.5»>
«4,778.78 cital of the tragic waste, the nepotism, poration.”
du ring the y e a r .......................
Sen 29, Twp 6. S R 6 W: also
the mole-like rumifications by whicn
D essi; B Moore! ! ! !
...........
* A. W Fink..............
Then it was that the irritated exnm-
4.2- T. O Anderson......................
16.50
.A m o u n t o f all o th er e x p e n d i­
beg 38.75 chs N and 5.58 chs
283,307.72
tures ............................................. ___________
25 00 Iid F Plaster................
Virginia M iller........................
the vast structure had been under-
2.50
In edarhab cpqd-ETAOINSHDLRHRD
4.21
W.
W.
Newman.....................
W of SE cor o f I. Hinshaw
25.00 | j) Holman.................
Mary A. Odom........................
• 2.«3i.uuu.4i mined, had left thqm rather amusedly Iner had abruptly dismissed the wit
4.20 S H. Hinltle..........................
18.00
GreaterproHuctiveness o f trees
T o t a l e x p e n d itu re s ........
d. 1. c W 79.44 chs S 7 degrees
Lncv A. Oul'-y........................
land satirically appreciative. Smartly ness. Then the ripple had swrept over
25.00 .ino. W O rr.....................
1.00 Wm. Boevnska.......................
8.10
—larger, cleaner, and liner fruit
Assets.
E1S.46 clis Wo.31 chs 86.33 clis
25.00
!•
-
A.
Stiles.....................
Anna Ravbum ........................
3.50 Pierce Bros...........................
.»a* «x.
groomed and palpably members of a tiie assemblage, and Katharine Fargo,
3.00 !
M a rk et
valu e o f real estate •
—more money. Isn’ t that fruit
N 89 degrees 20 min E 54.70
4.80 R Shipley............................
Hsttie P iega ..........................
10 "O |. a . A llen .......................
3 50
growers’ reasoning? Nothing
M a rk e t valu e o t » lo c k «
anu
set to whom John Valiant was a fami- gnrilrg, had smiled that slow smile in
clis N 10 50 -hs E 22 ch» N >8
Jessie
N
EVinner............
.
.
.
25.00
j
D.
Hanr.a.....................
5.00
48.40
bonds owned ...................... n .21 i,4»7 27 liar, they had had only friendly nods which approval struggled with mingled
will contribute to this end more
Mrs
P.
E
Comr’
o
n
..............
degrees W 5.62 chs N 11 de­
Georgi"» Say-ver-.....................
32.5» H
Rarrett...................
35.00 F. E. Turner..........................
16.00
than effective spraying.
And
L0eV¿*.0•tc.“ 0.^l,“ , ** ‘ na cw‘“ 1' 2,333.1* 00.so Rnd »ntiloH for the young man at whom wonder and question.
grees 30 min E 2.14 chs N 29
10.00
Lvda E'ien Smith...................
11.4»' J K. Neal Co........................
2 10
Effective Spraying can beat be
premium* notes end policy ioans 2^408.«»22.39 j so many there had gazed with Jaun-
Anthony Dent.................
degrees E 4.86 chs N 39 de­
17.60
i'ush in banks snd on haad. ■ •:
«SiM.8oi.rf7 diced eyes.
Minnie
8t.
Pierre...................
11.00 J K Neal .............................
16.00
The jostling crowd flocked out into
W. P. Barnett...........v ..
attained with
grees E 6.77 chs to p. o. b;
ind d e ferred
N e t u n collocted
25.00 Thomas Guthrie............
10.00 Farmers State Bank..............
To the general public which read Its the square among them a fresh-faced
Hulda E. Turpin.....................
0.63 I
204.7 11.78
prem ium s
also beg at S K cor of I. Hin­
227.278 «7 daily newspaper perhaps none of the girl on the arm of a gray-benrde<1 n uu
Rose T om ................................. 32.50 G. A. Sperling................
11.00
o
63
:
O th e r assets (n e t )
Fanners
State
Bank..............
shaw d 1. c. N 25 chs W 33 chs
Care of Poor.
12 40 C. C. Calkins..........................
gilded set wan better known than in black frock coat and picturesque
28.50 ;
J. H. James.....................
T o t a l aas«ts ...............................9 K ,t k » .H 2 .i2
8 25.00 chs E 33.00 chs to
C- A. Robinson.......................... 14.00 R. A. Hasting.................
12.20 Wtlberg A Frencu......... ........
"Vanity Valiant.” The very nick­ broad brimmed felt hat. She turned
2 40.
»Total n * “ 1 ** a d m itte d In O re ­
p. o. b.. Sec» 28-29-33, Twp 6
918.190.712.92
2.00 G. F. McBee...................
gon
.......................................
Dallas Meat Co..........
nam e-given him by his fellows in her eyes to his.
11.40 Geo. F Shew...................... .
9 96
5 R 6 W, containing 263 acres;
LftnbUItto*.
6.00 J. D. W inn.......................
W
B
Berth
..............
facetious
allusion
to
a
flippant
newt
8.00
C.
C.
Calkins..........................
5.25
"So
that.”
she
said,
"is
John
Valiant!
also beg at 8 W cor A. Me-
N e t r e s e r v e ............................. . . 917.0M0.4U2.«*« paper paragraph laving at hin door I’d almost rattier hat e missed Niagara
3.50 A. J. Tupper.
Conkev
fi-
W
alker.......
8.00
8.00
Robert
Butts..........................
lU
0
.7
2
.li«
T o t a l p o licy cla im s u n p a h l........
Mcekln d. I c. N 21 min E 70.56
214,
ita
.7M
C. I »
the alleged new fashion of a masculino «'alls. 1 must write Shirley Dnnrldgo
4.00
' r .... .. i • ..................
250 Mr*.
Rena Olmsted................
A v e r y ..................
3.60 I,ehman & Son.....................
A ll o th e r lia b ilit ie s ......................
chs E 17 28 chs 8 70.56 chs W
Crine
1.50
Mrs.
Anna
734.4« *.i»7
S u rp lu s ..............................................
B
O.
Boeaivheim
er..
vanity-box had taken root in the fads 'bent it. I’m so sorry I lost that pic­
11.20 Dallas Lbr. & Log. Co..........
9.50
17.28 chs to p. o. b.,3oc 4. Twp
Effective s p r a y i n g means
and
elegancies
he
affected.
The
new
Peter
Cool;..................
10.00
,1
.
o.
VanOrsdel.....................
2.20
ture
of
him
that
I
cut
out
of
the
paper
•’
8.50
A. F. Domes..........................
T o ta l lia b ilitie s e x clu sive o f
7, 8 R 6 W and Sec 33, Twp 6,
918.I5U.7I2.92
High Pressure Spraying and
c a p ita l s to ck ....................
Neal Bevens Co..........
PAnhard he drove was the smartest
10.00 Kred Zadra...............................
13 20 C. V. Bird..............................
2.50
1 re. Uon lie’s not such a bad lot,'*
1- it '• W; aHo beg at NW cor
T o ta l insurance In fo rc e Decetn
till
the advent o f the Bean
Mrs. O. H D lm lck ....
10.80 Walter Bird..........................
n r on t»n‘ it w i M i n d ih«* cottar on mid her uncle. "1 liked the way he
7.00 sam Kohnke............................
2.50
ber 31. IM I » .................................383,008,1.58.00
of H W. Eades d. 1. c. 8 32.00
Magics a high pressure could not
Slmonton fi Scott.......
the white bulldog that pranced or spoke of his father. ’
2.5j
11.60
Violet
Stone..............................
10.80
"
’niter
Bird..........................
B u siness in O regon fur th e Year.
chs E 29. to ch* N 32.00 chs W
be maintained with a hand pump
C. W. Henkle..............
d« .ed on Its leather seat sported a
40.00 Fmeet L ew is............................
2.00
4.60 Walter Bird............................
T o ta l risks w ritte n d u rin g the
He hailed a cab. ‘‘Grand Centra!
29.40 chs to p. o. b., Sec 3, Twp
iorany leng h o f time,on account
x— r
|
»3 .T 2 4 .Ì«
Young * Son..............
diamond buckle. To the spacewrlleri Station," lie directed, with a glance al
« ’ 0 Charles W allace.......................
4.60 W alter B ird............................
2.00
6, 8 R 6 W, containing 219
G ross p rem iu m s re c e iv e d d u rin g
o f the b o d y - r a c k i n g effort
C.
E.
Huntley..............
97.82«.
*»3
"I
I
1*'
social
columns,
he
had
l»o<*u
;i
91.00
James
Lew
is............................*
4.60
Lyle
Johnson........................
2.00
his watch, "and be quick about it.
the ye a r .......................................
acres. Tux............................. 83.72
needed to operate it. The Bean
4.:s «* " «
Losses p aid d u rin g th e year
H.
A.
Woods
Co..........
perenlal Inspiration.
They had de­ \Ve’\ e Just time to make our train.”
22.73
Harrv
Davidson........................
4.60
Mrs.
P.
E.
Compton..............
40.75
4,óO0.U0
Ramp, C. E. et al— »6.20 acres of
Losses incurred d u rin g the year
patent spring divides the work
R 1». Chapman..........
lighted to herald a more or less be
57.00 w H. W h yte............................
4.60 Homer M ills..........................
1.45
‘ Y*sslr! hollar'n a half, sir.’’
T o t a l am ount o f risks o u tsta n d ­
the following described tract,
between the two stroki s o f the
IJrexler A Alexander..
ing in O regon D ecem b er 31,
hemlan gathering, into which he had!
6 00 j'red Holman............................
4.60 H. Hlrschberg.......................
.40
The
gentleman
seated
the
girl
an«l
beg
at
SE'
cor
of
W.
I).
Cole
IMIS ........................... ....................9 1.238.82« 3M
handle and works against only
Salem Hospital...........
smuggled this pet. as a "dog-dinner" climbed In himself. "I know the legal
46.00 Mrs. Clyde Turner...................
7.20 Independence Nat'l B on k ....
3.00
d.
1
.
c.
N
27
degrees
28
min
one-half the pressure shown on
U N IO N M l T t % I. U I K IN M I K A N I K
B H. MeCallon...........
and when one midnight, after a staid tare," he said, "if I am from Virginia
6.80 Clyde T u n e » ............ ............. 12.40 o. D. R ider............................
44.35
E 59.91 chs W36.46 cits N74 de­
COM PANY.
the
gauge and saves exactly
E. R. Lew is................
and
stodgy
“
bridge,"
in
a
gust
of
wild
3.70
Frank
Jones..............................
25
00
6.60
Frank
W.
W
ilson...................
Vnd
if
you
try
to
beut
me
out
of
more,
grees W 2 50 chs 8 3 degrees
B Y F R A N K L A N G , d ec re to ry .
one-third the labor.
Jail.
7.00 Fred W ilson..........................
Emma Enelehorn.....................
22 00
H tatu tor> gen era l agen t and a tto rn e y fo r spirits he had, for a wager, jumped you’ll l>o ><<rr\
W
48
04
chs
E
16.56
chs
to
We bare tbeee pue»pi is
aervice, T h o m a s H. M cA llls, U ortland, Dr. Into and out of a fountain on a de
Oregon Power Co.
1.80 Martha W illia m s ....................
10.00
7 00 A H Bunn........................
p. o. b.. Secs 20-21, Twp 7, 8 R
J. M Grant...............................
serted square, the act. dished up by a
7.42 Gertrude W ood..........................
12.00 J I,. Condron........................
4.00
stock sod will be plened te
Some hours later, in an Inner office
3, W, containing 16.20 acres
night-hawking reporter had, the follow­ of a down town sky-scraper, the newly
«T N O P fllt O P T H B A N N U A L 9 T A T K M K N T
T a* Rebat*.
W. N. W ood............................... 12.00 W. I. Bronson........................
137.62
show (hew. We cssoot rec-
Tax
. ...▼ ......................
96
OP TH E
ing Sunday, Inspired three metrópoli ippointed receiver of the Valiant Cor Shafer. W O — 8 H of SW
Martha Ann H ill....................... « 22 Mrs. W N. W ood....................... 12.00 Riddell Bros.........................
21 00
of
tbcw tee stroealy.
County Sealer.
Jay P orter.................................
tan sermons on "The Idle Rich.’* The
5.00 »Vm. Riddell..........................
175
a hevy, thick set man with
8 E 44 of Sec 12, Twp 9. 8 R
NEW JERSEY FIDELTY 3 PLATE CLASS patterns of his waistcoats, and the Miration,
j
c.
H
ayter...............
Mabel
P
orter..............................
5.00
7.50
P. H. Johnson........................
inrrow eyes, sat beside a table on
4W.con. 20 acres also beg 6.07
A. V. R Snyder....................... 55.90 j onh C avltt...............................
5.00 L. I. Bursell..........................
splendors of his latest bachelors’ din which luy a small black satchel with
CRAVEN BROS.
5.60
INS. CO.
chs 8 of NW cor of Sec 13. 8
ner at Sherry'»— with stick Items the t padlock on its handle, whose con
Advertising.
A.
................................ 10.00 Arthur Moore........................
2.00
o f N e w a rk , In th e S ta te o f N e w Jersey, on
6 50 chs E 6.16 ch* N 6.50 chs
public had been kept sufflchMitly fnmi ferns several bundles of crisp paper-»
th e 31st day o f D ecem ber. 1M13. m ade to tb s
, ,
« -to F N. ........................................
11.50
4 00 Albert T e a l............................
Dallas, Ore.
W 6.16 chs to p. o. b.. Sec 13,
In su ran ce C om m ission er o f th e Mtate o f O re ­
G. A. Hurley. . ■■■ . ... ............... m oo E M Smith...............................
liar To It, he stood n perfect symbo1
8.00
1 m * had been turning over in his
Twp 9, 8 R 4 W, containing
Observer Print Ing Co...............
10 00
con key............................ 29.20 o H. Hudson........................
gon. pursuant te law
of
tiie
el
h
r
ease
and
Insolent
dlsolrr
20.00
4.40
m
.
Youngs.............................
.loavy hands with a look of incredulous
I a p ita I
7.40 >,-«» ... .......................................
1 »ere* T » x ........................
7.60 Observer Printing Co...............
of Inherited wealth .'nd the grer amazement. A sheet containing a Sharp W N , J. E. Sharp. Agt.—
5.00 r M Horn............................
5 00
A m o u n t o f c a p ita l paid u p ........
3300.000,00
Polk County Item izer.............. '
0
ma1oiit\ of thos« v ho had f mud >1 o
4.00 Till B ell.................................
4 00
15.10
h F Swope..............................
mass of figures and memoranda lay
Observer Printing Co..........
Beg at NE cor of H. Llnnvtlle
In that roomy chnmhcr to listen to V y - among them.
I. H. Fream............................
4.00 a . Sampson............................
52.50 I
I 1. .-, V, 45 70 ciia 3 IX, de-
M e. p re m iu m . w c . t v . e **urln* tl'*,5 0 1 .4 »4 .A *
Circuit Court.
iik I v tain of sauanderei millio ns. In*'’ -
0 . 0 Holman..........................
4.40 a . ...........................................
4.00 !
The shotk was still on his face when
- v
'26 ch» 8 1 degree
In t.r e e t, d iv id e n d , .n d r . n l . re-
J. C. H ayter........................
ed at him with n resentment that wa< a knock came at the door, and a 1.1 in
7-60 h . Snmrson..........................
6 . 00 »
» - a M. Christensen........................
\ l i
hs E 45.73 chs N
r e iv e d d u rin g the
*ar
• •
Polk
County
Item
l.......
t
e
r
.
.
sharpened
by
his
apparent
nonchal
In co m e fro m
o th e r sources re­
’
Iven
Christensen.....................
»
7.60
D.
Sampson............................
13.001
entered. The new-comer was gray-
kNdPl
79.S2 "lie to p. o b . See» 20-
c e iv e d d u rin g th e y o a r .................
.1. F Dlrlch..........................
anee.
• J* Chas. B. M iller........................
4 00¡
6.40 \v. T. H arris............................
haired. slightly stooped and lean-jowl-
2.-2S-29 Twp 9, 8 R 4 W, con­
9532.»»*n 7a
R. B. Chaney.......................
For the failure of the concern upon ed, with a humorous expression on nis
6.00 (-. l each...............................
17 00 IF I Fill TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR
. a ? ri H. Simpson........................
T o ta l incom e
taining 360 acres. T a x ......... 99.36
Inseph Hubbard.................
which a legislature had now turned lips. He glanced in surprise at the Steele, W. J. -Beg at SE cor of
INel
12.50 \ndv J. W urtzberger............
2000 P O O R C U R E D A T H A L F P R I C E O R F R E E
, ; 2 a C -A . Clem...............................
C. O. Tennis........................
the search light of Its Inquiry, might littered table.
Losses paid d u rin g th a year. In­
5.00 a . E M eyer..........................
400 NO KNIFE. OR PAIN
i , aa w K W illiam *.......................
lot 8, block 2N 4E, Buena Vis­
clu d in g
ad ju stm en t
expenses.
' Even Evan*........................
e tc ....................................................
9 2 10 . 880 . .vj to him h.v e been a thing of trivial In­
2«
7?
s
ilv
er
P
Chase.......................
2.20
Joseph
Floria........................
22.00
‘ Fargo,** said the nian at the desk,
ta, F. lo Willamette
River
William
Carroll...................
terest. and the present task an alien "do you notice anything queer abo it
NO PAY UNTIL CURECI
1° Joe Slddall.................................
6 60
D ivid en d s oaid d u rin g th e y e a r on
In vn said river 254 ft W to
Id .o ti'.o o
ca p ita l stock
. .
....
| \ H Holmes.......................
one, ivhlch he nm«t again t hi** wlH r « me?”
2* *2 r’-»nk Bvorlev.........................
6 00
.. .$2.093.25 b, 6UH1MTEE. No X f
Total
N E cor of lot 5, 8 254 ft to
C om m lesion p
and
sa la ries
paid
R « v or other swindle
i
T.
P.
Bevens........................
Often« his eyes had
Lillie
B
yerly..............................
«.OO-i
d u rin g the y e a r.
100.849.02 through with.
His friend grinned. "No, Buck," h »
p o b . Sec 2«, Twp 9, 8 R 4 W,
WRITTEN G U A R A N T E E .
C. W it .tPeld ...................
T a xes, licenses an d fe e s paid d u r­
wandered to tho window,
throng’' -mid Judiciously, "unless It’s that neck
,i, on
Roads and Highiway».
containing 2 acres; also all
3 -day painlcos p l j i t e r j
in g th e year
.
14,805.81
Notice
to
Creditors.
C. Sherwood...................
TUMOR. LUMP *
A m o u n t o f al; o th a r exp en d itu res
3«,02f* 24 which came the crisp clIo-Mp-elop of tie.
It would stop a Dutch clock."
-f bloc k 3N IE. lots 1-8, block
302 50
Notice is -lerehy given, that the nn- APFV
1180 Frank W ilson..............
John Palm er......................
or % 0 n » i (he I f . M C i
the cab horse* on the asphalt the Irri
"Hang the haberdashery! Read thl
2N 4E, Buena Vista. Tax
6.44 George Clan Held................
5S.75 lerslgnet was, by an order of the Hon- or
I T o ta l exp en d itu res
................ 9484,139.4u
10.50 ’ ’ R Palm er................
body long ■» CAHC TIL
tant
clang
of
trolleys
and
the
mon­
—from young Valiant.”
He passed Waters, F. W .— All of block 3,
Annate.
225.11 " - H » Count»’ Court of Polk County. It M*ver P*9ins ri»tit lift a
9 20 Beall fi Co...................
| Henrv C lifford....................
strous panther purr of motor* Onlv over a letter.
AdOltf
Waters add. to West Salem
10 25 Oregon, on the 17th day of January. Stag* 120
V a lu e o f stock s and bon ds ow n ed 91tld.544.Ou
11.20 Beall fi Co...................
William Butterlck..............
sent free: i c i i m r r i a l i l
r.nce had this seeming Indifference
(m a r k e t v a lu e ) .............................
Fargo read. He looked up "Secur
Tax .......................................
9.44 l U Glee.................................
12.19 A. D. 1914. appointed administrator of of Txousui:s CURED
39 60 Farmers State Bank. . .
L o a n s on m o rtg a g e s an d collateral,
431.4501 (» been shaken: when the figuren of the itles aggregating three millions!” he
J M GRANT.
5.61 the estate of Emma Vassail, deceased.
9 80 Be»U f i Co..................
• tc ..........................................................
i C W. Boyle.........................
»9.418 Tt salary vofed the Corporation’s chief said in a hushed voice.
Cash in banks and on hand
"Why. unless
24 90 j -»nd has qualified All persons having
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
10 60 Thomas Catherwood..
Ralph Saverv.....................
P re m iu m s In course o f co lle c tio n
o*Vnrr hed been sur^onicallv cited
9.87 | Inima against »aid estate will present
39
20
F
E.
V
aluer...............
n' ,*«,' f''rr,n-il, that roprwsenU
I ifUEVt IS ALWAYS CAKCER. erf ALWAYS pel’ »"’
j tohn Monson.............. .....
w rH tea since
J * ‘¿ ¡ i " ? m 21 -tisn In thi- ten-s inilot a woman had I
In te re s t an d r m * d a a a a d eecru ed
t . t tu zx
4.00 "he same with the proper vouchers, as Sees ill» As '»a w ,n»cO end K ILLS £U IC . I Y
20 to H. n. Brunk.................
............. Hushed oil* middenlr. a liar>Y Jerrln,
»11 hi» private fortune."
Capital C ity Nursery Co., Salem. I ” . L H -w le v ..................... .
Im arw ebsee CURED 1 0 .COO. Ci »»< set-,
24
0O
«muired
by
law,
to
the
undersigned
5.00
Sloper
Bros
ft
Cockle.
•ta
W.
W.
Perclval...................
laesz»»». note, .jitirirly renre-aed. For one . ..
'r nodded
"Turned over
t Ami --------
1.55 \dminist-ator, at Dallas City Bank. * • Old Dr. I Mrs. C'AMIET S s JTT- t I
T o t a l aaaots a4m1tt*<1 in Greffon
S3 JO Sloper Bros, fi Cockle.
*— ———1
“
•—
e.-.i—
k_
,
I'®
h
e
t
orporation
wtth
hi»
reetana
'
n
Y.
A
lle
n
........................
Thin
is
to
certify
that
J.
E.
««»'»nr'l then Valiant’« n t o ha*1 linn as a vlce-pr»*sldent. and without a
IJ b M IH I m .
48.75 Dallas Oregon, within six months from
’ ’ ■tsr u t n t s n i caxcei tfrctitis-suvifG”
12 00 Rosa Pierce ................
• sT.iee*» 'um -d to the rustir bla» k gown, tb*
the
** duly aathorixod to a c t M H M ixer.......................
Groas cla im s fo r lo s »* « unpaid
(I«*f1 to 'em! What do
112.50 j ihe date of this notice. All persons A B 436 Vatenc"» S t. Sfiff fRAl.Cl'CO, H i .
38 20 '1 W. N ew btll..............
j Morgan Ingerm an son.........
m
ount
Of
U
l»*#rn*8
p
r*m
lu
m
.
on
6’i"'-ed
fare
of
the
sleeping
child
1
"
r
i
”
*
An
as as-ent for ® the ^ sale _ of our Su-
KINDI Y MAIL thlc t r e p e ic -’' ' ’** C "iC 3 !
11.On Portland Bridge A Iron Work*. 335 13 nowlng themselves indebted to salo
_—
. » i • L. — Demon...........................
a ll o u t « t * n « i r g r t«k « • .
. ^
again*» the fwnrdy fall of the wldo v'.» von think of that?*'
11.95! "»«fs’ e will make immediate paymen’
mm for
fo r com m •••Ion ■"<* bm fc*r-
Du**
40 00 ‘ 'raven * Huff.................
moat ab«ur«l1y pvrior h ru it and ( rn.unontal
' Bradford....................
X7 i t-
" nil Then the gaz«- had come hs-’;
10.00
to
the
undersigned.
•,t***T
1
34 «.< I . Damon.........................
AM*ltlior I labi litio *
PLAIN SEWING. CHEAP
snd he »vas on re mere the abstracted idiotic thing 1 ever met Two week* Nursery Stock. To all purchas- n N Turner.......................
19.50 Date J and first published this 22nd
38.3.1 J A. Tate ......................
rpe-*stcr. hoeedlv »s itin e his reHa«,- ago. before the Investigation . . . Ing through him we guarantee Ora L. C orry.....................
712 Levent, Near W ashington
T o t a l n o b ilit i* «
1.50
lay
of
Jar—
—
**14
39
0«»
»'lande
Harding................
but
now.
when
it's
perfectly
certain
fore* D*rtm
Ising befsre the closing session <f they can bring n,»thing home to him ' to furnish genv.lne^reliahle^htgh J M B over........................
C hildren's Clothes e Specialty.
1.75
W A L T E R Q VA8SALL.
3»» » 1 G W Harding..................
N. Dornslfe........................
had t>een clear thtt, as far as Indlrf.
1.00
Administrator of the estate of
38.0« Art Harding.....................
J. h. M IU s h K .
MRS. C H AR LES 3RASSARD.
Geo F. Shew.....................
MEW J E « * « * « p
j g
»
" A «
ment» were ronrnmed the Investie.» Ilf* paii!M*d. "O f courue I suppose it li s ra flP S tock.
1.00
F
m
m
Vassall.
deceased.
3«
8’
Edward
Botx.....................
W-..E. w C, g- s y.. "
-T. .1“
save the Corporation, eh* Hut It may i»h o i»e 1 H33
Wllllsm E llis.....................
Box 63.
B T W D. W A R I». A s e le » .» » • » « r ' ’ Ar > ■
tlon would be (hirreni of.reault »M n h
,„.fore Its securities pay 1 nOUe lh '5J'
5
00
Brown
A
Sibley.
I
6.2»J
IJoyd
W
allace.................
J«*». Sevier........................
» • » ( . t e r , r e e i4 * e » »e r e r y * .»»/ J »' ^
1. . ‘ ,
vldual criminality, fllfht ou i auluae,
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6 ;o Otalo
Gruber.................
'dividends
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