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TUESDAY, JANUARY POLK COUNTY OBSERVER rwo 4 . ..2s j Polk County Observer Published Semi-Weekly at Dallas, Oregon, by the OBSERVER PRINTING COMPANY Office Phones. Business office Main It Press room Main 19-1 EUGENE FOSTER. W. H. TOTTEN. Entered as second-class matter March 1, 1907. at the post office at Dallas, Oregon. tinder the Act of Con gress of March a, 1K. SnWrintion Rates: One Year $1-50 Six Months 75 Threa Months 40 Strictly in advance. The way to build up Dallas ts to pat ronize Dallas people. THE HASTE OF DEATH. The lives of 33 men have been sac rificed and a valuable vessel and more valuable cargo has been lost, to pay the demand for haste in tha mod ern rushing, overpowering get-there at-all-hazards life we are living. When the steamer Rosecrans drove to her doom on Peacock spit at mouth of the Columbia river last week, it was because of the demand of the vessel's owners or charterers to make haste at all cost, to reach port with out delay, regardless of al! conse quences or the possible dangers and difficulties which might be encoun tered. The Rosecrans arrived off the mouth of the Columbia before day light, when a howling gaie swept I lie Pacific and the air was filled with tlie flying spray from the racing combers, whippped into angry mood by the re lentless fury of the wind. The man at the wheel, ordinarily sure of his reckoning, missed the friendly gleam from the lightship, in Uie smother of wind-tossed spume he was unable to distinguish it but did se3 the ray from the light at Fort Canby and Point Adams. He mistook the latter for the lightship and the former for the beacon on the south side of the entrance and made a fatal mistake. He could have waited for daylight ; knowing that he was off the mouth of the river, the captain could have giv en orders which would have probably resulted in saving his own and the lives of 32 of his officers and crew, not to mention the safety of his ship and cargo, but such orders would have meant three or four hours' de lay in reaching port, and j'or such de lay his employers would demand an explanation, and the result might mean possible loss of position. So he took the chance and drove his vessel through the mountainous seas to her doom on the sandspit. Too late he saw his dancer and endeavored to save his vessel, but the storm demon and his allies claimed her, and today she lies a broken and hopeless wreck, with the sands of Peacock spit a sepulchre for 33 of her human freight a sacrifice to the rush and hurry demanded by our modern commercial ism. A few years ago the steamer Va lencia, from San Francisco to Pugel Sound, was wrecked at the northern entrance to the Straits of Fuca and 130 lives were lost, in much the same manner as the Rosecrans. On that fatal night a southwest gale was rag ing, the thick weather prevented the navigator from picking up the Uma tilla reef ligtship, and in the darkness he overrun the entrance, ami the ves sel with her human freight piled up on the jagged rocks of the north shore. The Valencia could have wait ed outride, as did one other vessel on that fateful night, but here attain we find that speed was the insistent de mand of his employers, ami no ex cuse would be acceptable for a de layed arrival in ort. Only last April the most appalling marine cata-strophe of modern his tory, was the direct result of the all consuming ced mania. Perhaps the master of that vessel knew of the danp-rs from floating ice that men aced his ship. It is almost certain that he knew. Had he consulted his own inclination and his own judg ment, he might have slowed down the vessel, but such a course would have brought him into disrepute with his owners. The ship must make time, she was on her maiden voyage and every pound of steam must be util ized, every energy exjended, every danger of the deep ignored, in an ef fort to clip a few minutes from for mer schedules in trans-Atlantic pas sages. Here are three modern instances of the harvest of death as the direct re sult of the demands of the age in which we live. In the moment) of dan ger we take the chance rather than the safer course which means delay. n,iiiH Roads in Forest Reserves. .t mi nroviue i !:i'tri ui ..... . The I his i i,;i.iin,r iimm.' i lands m reserves. this week tht The Republican prodigal son, one T. R., an ubiquitous gentleman whose postoflice address is Osyter Bay, de clares that he will not return to the party. Possibly he thinks the calf is net yet fat enough for his needs. It is extremely fitting that an "Ir rigation Congress" should assemble in Portland. There are hundreds of "irrigation plants in that city, and they all did a good business with the delegates, some of whom didn't eem particular as to their brands. CURFEW FAILS TO JINGLE. Like Dallas Flapper Newberg 's Fails to Flap. The way mere children voung striplings of boys and girls hardly in their teens, are turned loost on the streets of Newberg to roam about of nights as they please, the only won der is that more of them don't go to the bad. What can parents hope for with such utter disregard for any sort of discipline? Is Newberg any worse in this particular than other towns and cities, you may ask. Well, we don't know about that, but with a short walk about our streets on a tour of investigation almost any evening, on may easily conlude that there is room for -improvement in the matter of boy and girl control on the part of many Newberg parents. And if you want to get that heartsick feeling that causes one to shudder for the future of the social life of the community, spend a little time about the trout ot a public dance hall and witness the sight or young girls be ing led away by strong men in direc tions where street lamps shed no bright lights. Are the parents of these young girls asleep at their posts of duty to those for whom they are respponsible to society! Hell, it is easy to conclude that the most ordi nary farmer guards his young stock with greater care than is bestowed by some parents on their children, and the outlook is that upnless a rad ical chaneg is made the number of detention homes must increase in the future, rather than diminish. New berg Graphic. Social Hygiene Discussed. Dr. MeNicol was in Portland Sat nr.lnv Mtrpn.linf a session of the State Osteopapthic association. The 'state held "in forest doctor reports a mosi acm e ami m- unumnm ' , i o u.l.i . . . . ... j-i.; o It...)!) ser. Hsl.ie terestmg meeting. Among the sut)-a toiai oi ? ' jects discussed were papers on tuber-! for building roads m I J iohsi culosis, anterior polimyelitis. the work serves in Oregon. of the Research Institute which the Reward $100. osteopathic profession will build in wi be Chicago, where continued research ne ra ir ' ' 11 1 . , oas, worfwill be carried on along teo- - tt Itjuj-. pathic and scientific lines. Dr. F. E. one are,, ' ,,,, ; au its taes. Moore, osteopathic member of the ex- ee able to cure in all it . -amining board, discussed social by- amM at n, Ca a ,,h. IU 1 U giene, and emphasized the urgent ;ure l! U1 tWpmitv OV need for more general and correct in- known to the med.ea 11. ; formation regarding sexual hygiene, tarrh being a co, t 7 n This work is now being pushed by ! require a cons id tion nl tie.it " -the Sexual Hygiene society of Port-Ha l's Catarrh lure s take n e SIMPLICITY ITSELF The New Electric Oven land. Hygiene society oi ion--;- , b,mil I mill mucous surfaces of the system. r , i , , .... ...j- ..j'tUmiiv lct.r.ivi!H the foundation ot iou ana your cnuuren are sau u,"".' - ,,,.:., p vou wear Dr. Lowe's superior glasses, the disease, ami giving the a t They cost vou no more than the infe-! strength by building up the eonsti u- rior grades usually sold, and you have I Hon and assisting nature in tloinj, v the benefit of his'skill and more than 'work. The proprietors have so n n- 21 venrs experience as an exe usivi ' taitn in lis curaue ' " optiican and optometrist. Consult him! offer One Hundred Dollars t t Hntol .Tn 2'2 ami '23. O.i see ! case that it fails to cure. re him the first day if convenient. Re- i list of testimonials I Auuress r. o. iiirr Uedo. Ohio. tor send :111V for member the dates. Tresspass notices, weather proof, for sale at Observer Job otKee. PROPOSAL FOR SALE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF DALLAS, OREGON Sold bv all Druggists. ac. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. This oven will bake two loaves of hrenrt iv goon sizen roiisn or n ciueken it i,s for the ordinnry family. The oven is .1.. 1l! 1 1 . uiii.v -in pooiHi.y turn eiiu ne placed u electric light socket is available, remove it to any convenient corner out of the way. ''So eii,i. lit (,,.: , "r 'u-h if Kl Dako, tit high Iwnponiture, reqiiiivs )H( ; more current lhaii -the Ordinaiy elect ri fl.,j ' 'inn u i jiini r.iinie mi us ojieraliiin price is .ti-.oii nennng element live years. fiiinrantee,) Purchase from us or any electrical Sl,l'ply deal. Oregon Power Co. 605 Conrt Street Telephone Xotice or Final Settlement. Xotice Is hereby given that the un- Idersigned, Mary Letitia Collins, tne Sealed bids will be received at the i administratrix of the estate of Wil- i(TIo ,A' fha n n .lori (tmo.1 Aii.litni- ii ii ,1 ; 1 i o m Waiinpa Pnllins. deceased, has present the same to the undersigned Administrator at his residence al Police Judjre of the City of Dallas, I filed her final account as such admin-: ' c.,1,.,,, l,lk County, State of Polk County, Oregon, until 5 o'clock j istratrix in the County Court ot tne ; witliin six non,ls fr0iii KNIGHTS TO GIVE BALL. Falls City Brethern Plan Pleasant Annual Event. Cascade Lodge No. 92, Knights of Pythias, at Falls City, have posted bills in the city advertising ther an nual "All Night K. P. Ball," to be given in Wagner's Hall at Falls City next Friday night, January 17, begin ning at 9 o'clock. The Dallas or chestra and a large number of Dallas people will attend. It is the inten tion to have a special train run from here to accommodate those who wish to enjoy blie event. The dance is an annual affair that always receives a liberal patronage. The dance is for who desire to attend. Floor, recep tion and management committees have been named form Salem, Falls City, Independence, Siletz and Dallas, a midnight) supper is to be served and there will be much in store for those who attend. Dr. Lowe does not, nor never has, used fake, dishonest methods in his business. He has been coming to Dal las for more than 20 years, and no one can successfully assail his lion esty of purpose in his profession. Good Typewriters Cheap. SAVE $35.00 TO $65.00 BY BUY- 1NO HKCiULAR $105.00 TYPE WRITERS SLIGHTLY USED. To avoid the necessity of return ing a large number of EXCHANGE MACHINES to the factory, we have decided to place the same on sale at from $35.00 to $05.00, for rebuilt and slightly used machines of all makes at the above prices and on very easy terms of payment without interest. Every machine sold from our stock at the above prices will be guaran teed for one year and the same can be exchanged for a new 1913 MODEL L. C. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWRIT ER at any time within one year on a very lilieral allowance. L. C. SMITH 4 BROS. TYPEWRIT ER CO., 280 Oak Street, Portland, Oregon. l-7tf 7 Couch that koep yoa awk t l-ht aiM disturb the sleep of the rest of the feaUr. Ther eta be stopped la few mis a tee wlta. Ballard's Horehound Syrup It Is t Remedy of Great Relieving Power In All Lung and Throat Troubles. Ballard Ilorehound Fjrmp coarr a vraralac ad relazlar l Baear to th conrte4 lunff. . aWta Ucklla eaaatloa la tfae throat trtfTheti the to Ice. loosens palam a relirrre aJl Irritated coadltloaa la the laroat aad laaara. bottle la the boom. It U kaadr to hare wiea ee4ed aad world of aslaerr ta the pereoa affected. Put Up In Three Sizes, 25c 50c end 3L00 per Bottle. Bar ta It M alse. It caataiaa thaaa aa aa the ti el. aad ra r with auk aU a nerrK-k'a Bed rppec farwaa FUate fee the eaeat. Weatk ataM Mew p. m. on Monday, the itn tlay oi February, 1913, for the whole or any part of $5181.41 of Street Improve ment bonds of the said City of Dal las, Oregon, as authorized by Ordin ance No. 191 of said City; being fifty bonds in denominations of $100.00 each, and one bond in denomination of $181.41, each to be dated Novem ber 13, 1912, payable ten years from date, and bearing interest at a rate not to exceed six (6) per cent per annum: interest payable semi-annu ally on the 13th day of May and the 13th day of November of each year; principal and interest payable in Lmted States Gold Coin at the Dallas City Bank in the City of Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, without charge, cost or expense to tiie purchaser or hold er of said bonds. The above-named City of Dallas, Oregon, hereby reserves the right to take up and cancel the above-named bonds, or any or them, upon the pay ment of the face value thereof and the accrued interest to the date of such payment, at any semi-annual in terest period at or alter one year from the date of said bonds, to-wit : At or after one vear from the 13th day of November, 1912. The above-named bonds will be sold by the Citty of Dallas, Oregon, to the highest bidder, at 8 o clock p. m., on Monday, the 17th day of February, 1913. The bids must state the rate of interest, not exceeding six (6) per cent, per annum; but said bonds shall not be sold for less than their face value, together with the accu mulated interest thereon from the day of their date to the date of de livery. Said delivery of said bonds will be made at the office of the City Treasurer of the City of Dallas, Ore gon. The City Council of the City ot Dallas, Oregon, hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids must be marked "Bids for Street Improvement Bonds," accom panied by a check for 10 per cent of the amount bid, and addressed to Charles Gregory, Auditor and Police Judge of Dallas, Oregon. Done by order of the City Council of the City of Dallas, Oregon, made and entered of record on the 0th day of January, 1913. Witness my hand and the official seal of the City of Dallas, Oregon, this 13th day of January, A. D.. 1913. (Seal.) CHARLES GREGORY, Auditor and Police Judge of Dallas, Oregon. 1-14 2-11 State of Oregon, for Polk coum. ana,- nnhlication o that Wednesday, the 15th day oi , i ue ...... ... . January, 1913, at the hour of ten tins notice. o'clock In the forenoon of said day,! All persons interested m said es at the Court Room of said County ; fate, or having eliams against the Court, in the city of Dallas, Oregon, same are notified that the date of the has been appointed by said Court as publication of this notice is the the time and place for the hearing of ' ()f Deeeml)er 1912. objections to the said final account BH ANNAN, and the settlement thereof. ! . ', 'vl..n ,p ir.,,. MARY LETITIA COLLINS, : Administrator of the Estate ot Mai Administratrix of the estate of Wil- tha J. Braiiiian, deceased, liam Wallace Collins, deceased. 112-31 1-28 OSCAR HATTER, Attorney. Dated and first published, Decern-1 her 17, 1912. 12-17 1-14 Summons. In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Polk, Depart men t No. 2. Hazel B. Flower, Plaintiff, vs. Ros- well P. Flower, Defendant. IX THE NAME OF THE STATE I OF OREGON. You are hereby re- the ci.,.i ,.f X-. , 1 1 in Hi.. , . -w , . .'I II 1 1J11I1L Oil... .131 1 in i. ot mm J. nernam, an insane pei- a)jm.een jtt,tj Court ,, Suit on or Theodore Bernard, the guardian of f. ., . . ff t i t r ,,i 1.. ; ii 1913, and it vou tail so to do, plain the estate of Lulu J. Bernard, an m-! ' , . f,'n . ,i riu tiff wi niin v to the Court tor a ile- sane person, bems: on this, the titli Hi-,. ... ,.Kr e t . 'mio ....... 4 i i . cree for a and singular the rebel llay OL UU.UU1.V, -I.VJ..J, iiCLiuuu this Court and filed herein, his pel i tion duly verified, praying for an Order of sale of certain real prop erty belonging to said insane person i ; ..,;.i iui llic vi..i?r.i ii.it. irni'ii in .uu , ,. , i . i i . t v t i. e i . . i ,.,..;.!, awarding to ii am iff the future care petition set forth and it appearing . ' . . . ., . 1 ii- n t and custody ot the minor child ot l.p llim .'.III lii'lil i.ic nui.i Jcuuiiii . . . v -. i n i j i ii . :i ., , ' ,i i lilaintiff and defendant; and tor U1HL 11 IS liei'f?ill , illlll HUUI.I uc , .. Order to Show Cause why Applica tion for leave to sell real estate should nbt be granted. , IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR POLK COUNTY. STATE OF OR-j pnAV i riuu... cniired to aiipear and answer In the matter of the Guardianship!1!"" , . , .!', . prayed for in her complaint, viz: For a decree forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and here tofore existing between plaintiff and defendant; for a further decree LUMBER r beneficial to said insane person that the said real property described in said petition be sold. Therefore, in the Name ot the State of Oregon, it is hereby ordered, that the next of kin of said insane person, and all persons interested in her said estate, appear before this Court in the Court room thereof, in the County of Polk, State of Oregon on the 10th dav of tieh other and further relief as to the Court may seem just and equita ble. . This summons is served upon you by the publication thereof for six consecutive and successive weeks in the Polk County Observer, a newspaper of general circula tion, printed and published in Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, and When We Hand You Our Estimate of the cost of the lumber you require you can depend upon It thnt the fig ures will bo as low as first-class, well seasoned lumber enn be sold for hon estly. If you pay more you pay l o much. If you pay less you k I loss either ' nudity or qunntlly. Dallas Lumber & Logging Co SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County. Depart ment No. 2. II. M. Berry, Plaintiff, vs. E. H. Wiedeman and Bessie Wiede man his wife, and James Daugh ei'ty, Defendants. To E. H. Wiedeman and Bessie Wiedeman, his wife and James Daugherty, the above named defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon. Yon and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint hied against you in the above entitled Court and cause on or be fore six weeks from the date of the sen-ice of this summons upon you by the publication thereof and if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a judgment and decree against you as at in-tn v,il. ;, itio said day to show cause, if any exists. !u'ue,' le P't w vu- whv an Order should not be granted I , ,' , V ,' ,' for the sale of such estate, as praved I ynhMm by order of Hon. Ed. F for in said petition, reference ' to1"' ( m".lt-v J!"' of. 1 0,k County, which petition is hereby made for j snia oiwrnaviiijr been made further particulars. " i1!1 Cambers at Dallas, Oregon, on And it is hereby further ordered. tlle 30,h ,la-v "f 'mber. 1912. that a copy of this Order he pub-!,,,, AL 1 r.li L. lOO.E lished for at least once a week for three successive weeks in a newspa per printed and published in said Polk County, Oregon. Dated this fith dav of January. 1913. J. B. TEAL. 1-7 2-8 County Judge. 12-312-11 Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Sheriff's Sale. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon, for the County of Polk. Adam Mueller, Plaintiff, v. Thomas E. Dwier, and Sadie V. Dwier, hus band and wife, Fred G. Mevers and Helen Meyers his wife, Na than A. Emniiti and Clara L. Em mitt. husband and wife, Clara L. Kauffman, a widow, Esfella L Corhin and C. II. Corhin. her hus band, and L. C. Trask, Defendants. By virtue of an execution, judg Quick Meal Ranges Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Amelia Morrison, lias been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County, administratrix of the estate of John P. Morrison, deceas ed, and has qualified. All persons having claims against ; ment order, decree and order of sale the said estate are hereby issued out of the above entitled required to present them, duly veri-1 court in the above entitled cause, to tied, with the proper vouchers, with- me directed and dated the 01i,l !l-.v in six months from the date of this , of December, 1912, upon a judgment notice, to the said administratrix at j rendered and entered in said "court her residence in Dallas, Polk Countv. on the 2.1.1 .lav of TWon.i...,. 1010 nTi , t ,,.,1T ' ji W of Adam Mueller. vhinM. Dated and first published January 'and against Thomas E. Dwier and 7 1!)13- ' i sadie F. Dwier. Fred C, fnv,.,o L.i AMELIA MORRISON, j Helen Meyers. Nathan A. " Emn.i I Administratrix of the estate of John and Clara L. Einmitt, Chra I i P. Morrison, deceased. i Kauffman, Estella L. Co'-bin'-ind r I OSCAR HAYTER. Attorney. II. Corhin and L. C. Trask? defJnS' 1-7 2-4 'ants, for the sum of .f33(i;j ) and! ;.f2INUll attorney's fees, and the sum ' Notice of Final Settlement. of $200 est ,i ,i;..i.... " . i V; ; l.,l : '.i.:. -...- iieius in .j. uririii j;.t-ii uiai i ne un-' "s annul, with Craven Bros. Agents Dallas, Ore. I'gal blanks for Hale at this office. m.; HI til l Mill. WIT i i prayed for in his complaint herein. I 7 't".,rf ,U Z" l at f ' nf .T l ' . r'l.r 'l 1,r,.",mum- and the costs .n,r ;n, ;.,t.( i, . " ""'o. nas nie.i " mi upon uns writ. cmn,.,.,.i;.. ...v.vi.i, at .iir.his ti,i mi 0i! .,f . , , ,.. . .. . ' '""n rate of six percent per annum from ! vi. VC.. ' .. , sau' Il!e Wwm de- the 9th day of November. 1911, and the further sum of $150.00 attorney's Trcssiinss notices, weather proof, for sale at Observer Job ofllce. wards, viz. Oscar Smith, and Cecil bribed real propP,tv to-wit-SmiMi. in the County Court of Polk-! Lot live l."i i.uv oo . . Ii..ntv f n x ' . rl Al- feel .n.1 f.r ..! JhIuii. o.. i .. ; "". mat. to talis fit ............. ,,1r , ,,, ()l renniarr. ' ige men- lot t , u- i, ,., . , , -V turned in PjnliffV complain. :helm. at tlie Cm,rt " aj : foreclosed and the land described r,nlntv Comt in c; f J 1 ,,( ... e t i t . " voiiiin. ments. and hat the mortgage men- iqi-i a, .l,. i,lllip i , v .i i,,.l ; .,u;.,i;flr'- ...?..;... 1 ' a ,n ll0lir'f ten o d.k a.! Now therefore bv rirh.o execution. jn.lgn.ent. decree ami",,,- ler ot sale and in .n,,,,,i; . - - - .r..., hi r Hil l 14.63 chs. South and 5.10 ehs. West r ' .C ""T . .T" S T Zn'" pf writ. I will on of the Northwest corner of the P. P. h. Vo h I'.T, ,lc 1 Z??. l at Hooker D. L. C. Xo.-4S.in T. 8 S.. R.:nal .,,; ' . V , " ,m ttT f ,i ' ' M" af ,I,e fr,,,it 5 Y Will. Mer Polk County. Ore-iSff ' 'ttl.-nirt -f he co,y .nrt hue in Dal!a p.n. Ihence S,.uth 16.CH ehs.."thence i n9t,.i .,,.1 fi, .... """'-.Oreimn. 11 at Hi,!ir ' t ".e mMder for rash in 1, , ' I r. HUMM. an the nj,t. title !,.!;,'. rris. m lua af hemnnniir fonliimnir nnAn-v ott im. muu uaniei Often! 12.73 acre more or less, be .Id and ; AtUrneys f..r the G ine pnirwiis oe appueu to ine pav- 1.7 ot m ... . .. mem oi w.i ju.igment, ana lor such other and further relief as West 6.30 chs.. thence North 7 dec w t air -i, v..... v- . i. io. .leg. est 8.: ehs, thence East 10.04 M'ip jour veal, hogs, poultry "1 -tts Io the VoROl ITchIii, Co., 20;l WaliiiiKton SI., I'ortlaiKl. '! get top market prices and money by return mail. Market " ports. sl,ip,,inK tags, etc, nent on finest. Call s llp ,t Marshall S257. Hcrereniw, Lumlemian-s Xati,w iia,. yOBr pin? laKs at this office. For Twentieth Century to the Office of th Polk County Observer IU The Hone of Goo Dallas Iron MachlnicU mrtfrV" JHcr- uardian. to 15 CON HAD STATliUf the Administritor'f Notice. cur may seem just. j In the matter of the Estate of Mar- Thw summon is published for a tha J. Rrannan. IVcease.l wriod of six weeks bv order of Hon. Xotir i h.rhv .u-I i Je n Tw".1: JU'.i,r Aih Coun,rirort ; n order of the Countv Court of I.dk Count v. Oregon, made at for the County of Polk and State of :"T j . Tr 'rp;"n- ? n-ie and entered on 1913. and the date of firM publication the 27th dav of December p) will be January 14th. 1913. and the undersifne,l" was du!v aniinte.? l date of last publication will be Feb-I miniMrator of the F-tate of Xl.V." m.ry 2.Mh. 191.T J. Hrannan, deceased. J thei SIBLEY ft EAKIN .11 p, haTinjr V.?i .Al Attorney for namtiff.l said estate are hereby noting to j ;.e within named defendants or ei- Cta- o7.':Star Transfer Company SAWMILL WORK A ,,rein- w Hue that date had m and to tl, i..... .. -, . Wty or any part thereof. to ,2 and decree, interest vir- inz costs. eots and aceni-1 I All who of Us. want Gravel pleas oMrr T r i - n i Sheriff of Polk Countv, Ore','.,, Hated Pec. 23. 1012. v"r-"n. lirt issue IV-c. 24. 1 fi I-a-t issue. Jan. 21. lri Maph-ton i Slei-Lt. AUorneys for Plaintiff 1 Yeon Buil.lir?.' Portland. Oregon. 12 24 1-"! Ilam SUnJ WehMo,-. confwt. Morr. rimne SI I'horte 10TI. We are prepaid to df Iron and Brass , f. . on M8 . ana etocs - - , the best and chest"' .w. .rk-t rr West Side WorKs Cl RPfVi February, l'll.l! 1 !)'leifil'st l"i,,'iatl01,1 lipi'('",f J's ("! 'I11' &&MM&&MMfr& the forenoon ofTf thx? f December. 1912, and the! I G A-& L. C. MUSCOTT I IMLLAS. ORlXiX. Alt"-' A CoroplrU- Line of
