Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, January 28, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO roJi commr observeh Polk County Observer did itot pse.ss before nic! was undertaken. its improve-j 1-xperieneed ,i PEblislsed -The O-t-erver is e4 ia sTOiwtkv' rwe of t&i sa-tssreii ujva Ji witS the hill ininxlaced ia the sc-saie ' she h-ietioa tkcre f ai-J u yoa . , -,"... ,n.- ?. 3V ItW .. ,, - -,lanJpe artists who have examined Mo. nke . Iic.b birth-lay a 7 ViVw- wi'S .ve Semi-Weekly Dallas,!, . ... . ? t..vU.i-v hu -. VTiiU t w.' tlw l3ia,".'r1:' lllf fWonn t tfc ' lii fl!T Wit fclT Mvrwd tUf MU8- i .. ... .. .-, , i,d"?nei a!id decree aJT-3St W '-1 - - . --. . ir.i Mull - ....- ...I ; - --! fir i- res cTW.Jai-l ftc-eia. OSSEBTES FBINXXXQ COMPANY i " " rric to the Batioo of the Great : l---",. V' ,v , rtf i.VHW to- inexpensively improved mad ma,! a , Emancipator, we u, not believe tiat wtW." tv friere thewoa at the resort, ami we are foolish either biJ fee brought more forcibly . . f sir neree.S xer a-n,n frn S - VM. . uran jrw-ra Box-seas office . Mala It beautiful rresa room Mala If -I enough to hold their ideas ia fully a. ' attention of tie people by thefjj gti Jar f Novebr. l-J- j btgti regard as mat t tie Knocker ol ; , ...i ....,.. Jour esteemed contemporary. EUGENE FOSTEfL W. IL TOTTEN. tie farther rasa of SLxU" anontey tlesal bflidav. We Lare eow aJtvtber fee azd fr . ..Ss aih! kar?e- 1 mat'Vii otered u March 1, lt7 Dallaa, Ore son. ander th Aft of Con ire at klarch a. ItTt. Subscription Bates: One Tear Six ITontLs Hire Moistlia Strietty in advaaee. If he has a better plan" to propose' hc&JjT ia this state. aaJlat. aod thxi f. matter 0r has an Wea about tLLs fair and its Tfee Uirver uiUitajiy eom- , ' TZiVi that is origin!, and ovt filehed bodilr from sonjebodr. why inlloi toaaty fcool USeers eonrea-' ox.v ,k WJ i the name of procress doesa't he eome, doa ia ealSeir npoa the tei4ators to f . VtMtkwt eTraer of lie 1. P. forward aod aJwate" i! f As we Rai of h f ra t.e Mai- h,.,. n. L. C Xv 45. ia T. S S.. K- i .... jar'""-" ,v " " - v-ju bocts. Of rasilr eaoTe import-15 W- VTilL Mer Polk Cosictr. Ore-' .40 eoavietion, and if aov riaa whkh be1;11 ife I5a prop" Se-eo. ite-w Sonti 5ts tbeoee Are the 'days of Opportunity, the Bargain Counter, and the Bargain Prices that the people of Dallas and vicinity have had placed before them in the beautiful stores and enormous stocks of merchandise in Dallas. Such real bargains in First-class Goods, we believe, have never before been offered the people of Dallas i i a. . . . rt ... a i -' - . x- V .r,r..- . t ... - s? OT eaijcr iijfy. waea ice h est fcJi eas- meets with the approval of the ix?o,ie. hlUr bill was ap for d:-tWet eh&. tieee oi IVi he will find that this newspaper will s eoa.emp.a.es ; ZZtJX,, en!hasia.tie!!r snrt it trJL trt Mereises ia t! sehools Oil tiaf- f beaasr. eosUt&u--? eotfiitoiawajy support from art; ,!ir5 res o or les b? o?d aa to Snih. I j day eoauaenioratitiC' the deeds off TJk mtf U hold mp DUs u to fmf rms4 Dallas fefi. uur loyalty to UaUas and r.. . . tb be aed to the P-. to the Polk roomy fair is paramoant l-"!a rr 5Gaa 13 of said j!ert. ai for sh to petty jeakwtsy and personal afir-misJ uw u ,l"k4Wr and farti;r iief a to U.e rrandizepent w hat we want abve I tht fhi3'3rca to th f wart Hay seea jx-t. all eke Li the wrEiaaent Wstiii ia f t TK nnsm$ is wab&hed for a this eity of the fair, suitahJv hoaxed f Salt Creek Farmer on a site whieh U Tnsih!e I Judare Holnsaa nroooaneed . 4. ' feion words on Thursday iht at hiss of PoZk Ccaaty. Orv.n. milt at PRICE MUST BE EIGHT I hone on Shelton street, whieh aaited i Chambers cs the ll:h djy of Jisaan. f forever in the bonds of wefiloek, J. H-l913. aad t2e date of isst pahSearion- There is no qsesUiw resrardinif the I Knwn weH-tnowa t 1 u 7 ' rPT GO ING Gets Helpmate. period of six week? by orJer of Hon. -ooaaeed the soi- J- R Teal. Jage ef tie Coetsty Coart WHY K0T THE PAEKt That the Commercial elab now sees the iJemizer was rigfet ia not advoeai ing the eijy park as a plaee for holding- the eoaatr fair. '(attitude of the people and property iraaeher, to Vinrie ToB:r4i: i bride has been earing for the Browasraary 255k 191X The above from the "whispered" eolonm of the more or less esteemed Iteoiaer is eharaeteristie of the al leged editor of that pablieation. Or r",r "1 . - 1 . Ibome for some time. The eonple! tprf- &ni it i nnutiM:iir ivrtiin thai i ... - . . ! ' . ' -";pssea toe mgni in usiims wiinoni mneh improveKect aloe? this line will ai-overr beins made bv friends, de- oe iue resou or ne present agitation, f parting for their home on nday. Bat there is a well-developed ojee-j tkn to payir. more than the work i Ladies' Fazcy Dresses Cleaned worth, and it is absolutely eertain that Frenea Dry Process, at Phil Be the eompanies most trim their fijraresiS111 1-14-tf to correspond with the ideas of the . t W. Xft. OliHI, nobbv tread tires SIBLEY 4 EAKDT. Jlttoraevs for Flxiz'dS. pnperty owners. The eomnionieaiioo ! dinariJy The Observer believes that it ; t' rioay s woserver invmjfj arwnsi $lm. is time" and spaee wasted to pay at-,h Jn f J- c- Hayter, has aroosed i t nrood, Agent, tension to the insipid vaporiegs fimo'a dtseassion and. without exeep-: the rattling t&iuk-taak of the pon-p1 ,c rgvmems inerem expressed. deroos and arstimentative individual nTe ne5 wna approval or inef Order to Siow Ciaa wij Applica- taoa for iere to sell reil estit ahedi sot be srazted. IS" THE COUNTY COURT FOC POLK COCXTY. STATE OF 03- EGOX. Ia the natter of tie Gaardias$l;p Tr unna rawr tn rptnrn' are the slauerhtered prices of the mst mnnti, n ... nc .uvt, w . - 1 rnppn that were necessary to clean our sneives 01 me ioaa 01 winter goods. Goods left on our shelves because of the very mild weather of Fall and early Winter. Prices that have moved thousands of dollars worth of Winter goods and left our shelves bare for the new Spring Stock. A Few Days More and then we will take our Annual Inventory. Saturday is the last day for these wonderful bargains m Thomas Ca:a-1-14 1-31 B-mri art isar:e p.r- Good Typewriters Cheap- wno is pui-iog ia exs oest m&s juit .-- -h". i rfj KEGULAB $105 00 TYPE- ia ehiEg a poLitieal phantom.jrf tlf nniearion, the peo- wfiiJEKS SLIGHTLY ESED. yat the above is so misleading and on-f I 11 aireaoy spent a, To avoid tJse Djwssi!v cf retnra- triwi tfrjt vtiti.1r m.v h ftVilM i Se It is regrettable that the movenseut men' to seeare the permanent loeatioa iniPP05 of Lola J. son. Theodore Bernard, tie C-ir-i-iS of Sse estate of Lcla J. Be.rrard. aa ia saae person, beisr os this, tie feh day of January. 1313, prelected to this Coart asd Sled feereis. Lis ped tioa dalr veriied. pMriiij fo-r aa Order of sale of -eenaia real prop- not have been made united! r. This is ,M of nooey in the improve- ittt ent of the streets, and they do not MACHINES to the faetorr, we harefi .Z, nw- t tK .k ... i ,u ' i, Fti'a set foita: J jt appear. pavm- epany;from $3o.OO to $xQ0, for rebuilt and tiat Jt fa t. for hartl-sarfaemehghtly used maehines of all makes.,-, la t 1ST : -v - . t - Men's Suits and Coats Boys' Suits and Hats Shoes, Caps, Shirts, Hats, Gloves, Ties, Raincoats and Umbrellas Everything in Men's Wear Ladies' Suits and Coats, Skirts, Shoes, Silks, Dress Goods, Lace Curtains Embroideries, Silk Skirts,' Laces, Hose, Fancy Ribbons, Silk Waists, Lace Collars, Everything In Ladies' Wear Please Don't Wait Until Next Week 'avanied a eofstr&ei for C (j . . - . . LSTT t t JJ 1U 3ULL IASJLJT T!.,I1 ft sonietUc' in whieh we are all inter- lB greets ai praetieaiiy tfte same;- ,uc -" r -f '.. ;the said real propertr cef.-.bid ested, and whieh affeets the prwperi.rJP in other eities for -1" - SSe" uZ oar Voek U lL of everr indiridnaL The proitici ! iP nd hard-sarfaein? eorobined. I L, .iS Therefore, ia tie Xae cf tie for the loeatioa of the fair at the eit r k been fibred that the work in Dal-ILon? rVUlhe hjL park was first mentioned bv one of ' should be done for not more than j esf hard for a new 1913 MODEL' E, S:a c 5311 32t?J DaUas' most progressive eituens, aadil Pr yard, or even less. andsL. C. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWBIT-'f!: f Li Pss arf The Observer was Erst to advoeate praetieally eertaia that any om-EB at any time withia one year oa the SJf nret f its sIeetion- And to that fart alone, PnJ submits a bid in exeess of a very liberal allowanee. S,h ConntT of P's 1 t O-vr a-.a n . . 1.. I ' VIIITU - Wl,f 1V 1 Ul. U WIT t nfnAit.An w V iVXJU U j may be aseribed the knoek from the! Itemixer sae!utr The alleged editor or kind of pavement they propose to j -K of that publication is so irsordinatelv use, will find their proposition re- Oregon. jealous that he ean't see rirtae in any! jeeted. ia tie r-:r.-.:- " 1 said day to show eaiie. if air exits. ' I -!.. rtJ . -j ; 1 v . " 1 THntoaT.rn c T -p nv ctd-pw - B u viun s..-. aw. oe proposiuon that does at Erst ema-l Here is a eity with miles of im-; TJTPE O VEIJEXT BOKDS QT - M . 13 l'- Home of Hart Schaffner c Marx Clothes nate from him, or for any idea whieh S proved maeadam streets, npon whieh he hasn't stolen and bodily a ppropri- the jrrade has been establishes! and the! t.t a Ki avii Tk. t .t if t Vi mt?siirf,. aT t h tfM&t n.t tl hrknf.nm T THE CITY Or DALLAS, OREGON; i for in said pet:::c-i. rf.r:fi. s-.i. -in i. .;v.t .1 tw fartb" pafc!"- 4.r. ; tK .,-..( ;.)-' ir.n-sr ; to that rrade. Thonsainis of dollars ofSee of the nndersi.?ied Anditor and . "lMU " whom The Observer Las heard express expended in placing thePoIiee Jadge of the City of DajJ-! 'Lj f t uJrT..' an opbion, is in favor of the use of Greets ia eondition and the result halPlk County, Oregon, nntd 00 t,k l JliVUl the eity park. There are a few ap.1 f3 would add a raee traek to the fair;1 141 base for the layin? of permanent nf"li! ji nt ;.-t linmviL'PoI Coonry, Ores. rhieh petition is her y .r-Irei? grounds, and these of eonrse, under stand that a traek eoold not be pro vided at the park site. But the pur chase and proper equipment of a tract of ground near to the business renter of the eity for fair parjoes, inelud- mg the building of a rate traek, is aa surfacing-. With all this work aeeoro tL. . , t- ' .:.i ti f Dated t!is 6th dav cf Ja.-urr uir-h vut-ua ut tuc bskiu iti ui I- 1 , ,t , - - 1 Itfi J. J. B. TEAL. !l-7 2-S C.Kirr J-- plbhed, it is idle to suppose that the; Oregtm. as authorize,! bv Ordin ? people will permit a pavm? eompany iMW Xo. 191 of said City; be"insr fifty? to eome here and take advantage of bonds in denominations of 1(H).00 this work and the money already ex-'each, and one bond in denomination pended without ravic for it. In other of I1S1.11. eaeh to be dated Xovem-I words, Dallas will not aeree to anv ' ber 13. 1912, payable ten years from expensive proceeding and there has pbe or any pavement Kotice to Creditors. Xotiee is hereby grTea tiat nndersisroeL Asselia Morrij.- - f Atm n.l haannif lnlartK f mt vfa -uicu rvu- - - .'hen da t tW-W Vx- rvA r-. - . a ti it - . nob Pirmi sii o ner irni . . - - r --v been no movement as yet to finance 'P toe sameeo.t as tna, PunuR. in!, "able semi-anna-1 rt Jf ,J f Or.?x f.r uy inuer romiminiut wnere none oi i ,, ... - , ... roll: loontT. a.lrri'iti'i-T .f fV. sa.n.a projeei. better or not a race track is an essential adjanet to a soeeessfol fair, is a matter over whieh people differ, and the main idea in advocating the eity park, was the com paratively small expense rcqiured to secure it and equip it for the purposes intended. The Observer has heard no other' sites suggested, and if the en thusiastic supporter of the fair, ia the Itemiser -See, has somethiag; better to propose, why not give it publicity, ad if it shall appear to' this news par o5.ee to be a better plan than has beea strpgvsted, we promise to support it with al the capabilities at our command. Usaally, when an indi vidual condeams some certain plan, if be be honest in such objection, he comes forward wi:h some other idea ahich he believes is preferable, rath-j er than to knock everv proi ad- i vanned by tKher than kim-xlf. projitioa put np to them by a for- Eeirari'es of the jxi'k site, or acveia Jvertiein? enrern to furtiih other site, the first thine for Dallas to an "I''r sappiement." and this do is to secure the permanent location j Wr w ,b sub't o rlM insi, of the fair, and The Observer a?ii u'ion bv OB of th PWtshers af asserts that its advocaev of the park 1 11- Th foilowiny from the Hills site was ka3ecKd bv the best of mo- j bom lnt. one of the leadinir tires aad becax-e e believed that t iantrjr newspapers of Orevoa. iH as th ,r!v , .;.. tKt .,,'.! V-! be of interest and shcls at e.ie licit securel at this time. o te t.i losEty Uoserver, a rewsfv-psr of general eireula cwa. pris;ed aad published in EHILts. P-k Coa.tr. Oregon, and th? fr: pyicaa.a hereof is on the Isi day of IWxber. and the ii'.i of the Last pblieat:on is Feb- s n.iy Ut. 1SI3. Sid sunn-0s is' pcii.iI by orier rt" H. Ed. F. t''5L Cc:;y Jzisv of Pofc County, .Tsw. sail order feavir. been made ia .i-asVrs at Dils, Orecon, on 31 lij (vf DeeeBiber. WALTER L T00ZE. j 12-31 2-11 Artoraer for PlaintirL ' Ai-iistrator' Notice, la tie s:a::er of t2ie Estate of Mar ti J. Br.i.a-. Decease.!. THE WOULD MOVES ITSE1F I VE MOVE ANYTHING ELSE j f is-, the improvements a! read v mentiotted i , i t v-.. "i ..t "u estate of John P. Xf-irr-- tJ 0':?f B tw-y ginn taat by vir- are in We .11 want .rr,t ! .JTJ. ? , ll..-! ,-u, .-' I ed. and has oMt l3 ' of the County Court r pi-ur:aii iiuu micmk pavaute ill j , and banl-surface streets, but we do i I "nited States Gold Coin at the Dallas . AU P0-5 "vi? c:i-s ariirsi f-w the C.-sy of Pork and State of not want them sufficiently to induce us to give some pa via a: company a handsome rake-off at the expense of the property owners. That the pav ing companies who have been interest ing themselves ia Dallas and her prop-used pavement plan have already caught a glitnfuse of the public atti tude and felt the pulse of the people is evidenced by tfc bedding apjtarent from their representatives. And Dal las will be the gainer therebv. 4- OitT Rank in th Citt nf ..i!l P..!t itke estate are berebr County, Oregon, without charge, eost ! r?.ttir!i, to, P15" -i-Y or expense to the 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 of them, npon 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 after one vear 1 ' 1U 1 U 1 X. V . t . wuw, v W k t . At or after one year from the 13th day of November, 1912. The above-named bonds will be sc.d Recently The Observer to.4 oeea-PT ,ae tlr7.01 Laias. Uregon, to te sion to criticise the action of eertain 1 b?1 b,fr:.lV a ,, . . i . ... ! MonJar. the lith dav of lebraanr. interest, not exceeding six (6) cent, rr annum; but said shall not be sold for less than their A.. I . iru. nu i-rr proper vc-'ac-bers. wa in six motths from the date cf is notice, to the said airiiEistrarrli a; her residence in DaHas. Pxi Co:t. Oreson. lated asd first psbishI J-!LirT AMELIA MOSSISON. Administratrix of the estate of J.i P. Morrison, deceasel OSCAR nAYTEH. Aorrer. t 1-72-4 Orr iy ra.:e and entered on lie 27L-. cy ef Deeember. 1912. the cr-i.rs-j'-r.i vti dsly aprxanted Ad---:'.!s:ra:..T of the Estate of Martha J. Br-a. dcceascl, and therefore, all rerso:-. tarLg claims asraiast sai-l es:a:e are hereby notified to prse.t te sarce to the udersiined A iiis:ator t his residrncj. at "est M.ea. Polk Coacty. State of! DALLAS CITY TRANSFES W. R. COULTER, Frop. Stand: Kersey'i Confectionery Store Phon. 1 iieef'tL'? a: ' ' . . i r, nn.i.WA I " , ... ... ..I , . . .. nmci oi i iu Settlaaert Notice is hereby given that the aa ders igtsed. as gaaniiaa cf tie per sons and estates of the bor he:r f J. B. Smith, decease.' V fCi per bis final ace Tint as to two of c-i.t bonds s. ni Oscar Ssith. and Cec-J t K.. . ' Sn. I S -n tV , r- . race va.ue, tttier wita te accu- loaaty, tate or trg and that mulated interes thereon fnna the Saturday, the S;h day of F.bnsarv day of their date to the date of de-1913, at the hour cf tea o'clock a. livery. Said delivery of said bonds j m- at the Coart Ro-xn cf the said will be male at the o5ce of the City j County Court ia the CS.t of DsHis. Treasurer of the City of Dallas, Ore-! Oregon, has been ppc.:.r;":el bT said mm I ras!irt t V. -... i . V . " . . ',- j -J-c .tur ..- Y t v , We efexa that t "l" ,M l The Citv Council of the Citr of bearing of obWtW tX ,C ..l, . - ... .ii w. k;.-,.. i - .... . . -.',- . . " i- or tiaKn came iargviy from aa ia- " aui.' i isuas. uregio. cereoy reserves the n aocoa-t. asd t tiee. rersoss itert-s. .n c,;. :e. or havirg elias against the;$ ni: are rotile-l that the date of the '' t .tP! -"rt-ca of tMs notice is the ' --st iir of Deeeciber. 1912. : AiniL veuJson of bat the eity of Me-j Mincville had ace.Ej lUhed alon; j similar lLne. The citv park ia that j eity is cert ai sir an admirable soot Uf h f.r fair ftirj and as a pleas-! are ground for the ;-le, and we be- settler:-1 tad first puhlis-e-J J.--lrT Jat week appeared m.;h a -pp!emeut rirht to reject anv and all bids. ! thereof. lanrely dcvwe.1 to exploiting the re- Bids mut be marked "Rid far1 Dated i sources of the Kate f Wa.bi:igtn. ' Street Ir.rovement R.wids." .r. 17. 1913. Not a it Standing Oregon prwainence panied by a check for 10 per cent of j r YOtrTu ,s a lunber state, a "sr-tnc atlth im.wr.i hi.! nJ .?.i,--i ..! - . . . ;N'.rth Yakia is promt ner.tly fca- Charles Gretorv. Aoditor and Po.' ! BROWN 1 SIT.I rv " :'resa"1 itured. and while Whir.loa rountv Jn,f. f !.:!. OmMn I 1 1 t-r. . r.. ,v .. IUr tv.t ,;?-r r..', ...,'.! . !...! i- A.r., .-t Jk.-.i-. . '. i ,. . 1 .1 --. .. , - . "iariiax eos-ini-ted in D1:a. Ure a splen-' rreater anmbcr of fine herd, thaa any ;f the City of Dallas. Oresrocu ma,iel ... dd tract of lasd i ava.!b.e. and p,ra county, a three-cJutna ilias-i.nd entered of record oa the ftb day! Sa.t2.ot. a'readT eciowrd br Nature ai:h t. f dairy herd in tu . Pa-Hof January. ' j Ia the Circuit font r t- tracts which tfca McMinnville part!'"4 VtT prta p-.rf,w. Witness my hand ami the oSeial f.1f te Co-V r.Vp ' 1 "; rd rrgar-hnf the re.jeal of the City of Dallas, Orecon.! IVrarttre-t vV - F' r t Tf ffm?fl I ria4i lw snptrt i.r; teaLl t itAKLLS GKtJOSY." wll P. & itWitwU o.n-er i tnsmcj 10 sjbi.pv ttH..aiitor an.I l'..iee Jatge of Dlas.' Orer a. 1H 2 11 OF OSDiO.V D. K. B3ANNAN. :-5tratcr cf the Ftt. nf r.. ' CETUTG r02 HELP. j i Lett of It ia Du Bat Daily Grow-1 ir Less. i -e ceys ofr.a crv for he'., ' aaoiaer orgaa ia the wh.-Ie ' h-:y r-,re deLately eoastrueted : : on core ULportant to health. ! i-e i-eyi ,re the titers of the: Quick Meal anges R TTi , ""Y ' fAl1 tb beeves I acre caa be tre k p ra.'c, , , , , - - 1 t 4"yWtt!,'':. ieed it what Dm-. Pro..: tit T -r i.r-Mt ?f er cf ra-'..- t or i r . i J -... ( lr.- f pt .us ,,i !ri mom r-.l -. I tt .-.,i I aiit of wrf !..'.--. ro4 esy eao4 WW' SJ ar ! .: i . f-t if? t r n r r-- I ir--t - . ' ; !. t rr , oisMt ' - 'It . -f -th IK t - r.u A tw-- f-.T. !C .. . . . .:.,-! f ' !- ' - r' ....' t a . i; - r f t . '' ' 1 5 .a c..tr as4 ..n r f t f c ; -. . rri pr. " . - '. ' : j c - t c- - . a-w f fci 1 1 er is . rtead of censure. bwrcr. f.r he h: l-thi .nthikr;g!y ccept-l a fea-' tare wricb The I !eei.!ci : Lf'tcl at tie t;r.e i; was "crel this pjr and was ilw'-s.'-l The U!j!e fit is e-i 'cl and pttrtsc! c! !ie. ;-i is a clever p!aa whe.- its p.l-, e titer tfte ih t, irrr hai:eoi ; :! fur e w ir- i' a cinra.i!.m. f.ie tie : the tM are r.ea wi.Unit '.- to t':r, ciiurtry rw..pa;r p.1 ..yrs who !.! isrt ilrcm. Aryt;t n' fr ;''". i b.;.'t hi i 13 t cad. al . ia t.'.iw it ejr b4 or. vtj.at tte p-.:.!!er i p.:. - r a !rt:e :f.U f. wtia fee trve tve -it, I ft le i a.-o rftVi-j Et':t rr SUMMONS. ower. Ha:-.' p . IN" NAME OF T1IE STiTr ea t ,v v. -,-,r a-i -w.r ; 'a-rt Lcl ar.t j. a ia "-: ...rf-1 l .-.rt 4 oi tae-it 'at-ret: J.5 C. ir?r. S or rwi.rkf J ia the .::eys. ; fvllo wig- Graven Bros. Agents Dallas, Ore. T . tvicrv fT til tie tae - Nt.-?. -rnx sv- ..r. rv-- . - . - - - T 1 o. o:sr r..r". v. 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