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Oregon Fir and Hemlock
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MYSTERY HOUSE
“ Chain Girl's" Story Makes
Modest Appearing Cottage
a Mecca for Curious.
WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS
YOUR MAIL IS DELAYED
AT OFFICE OF DELIVERY
Electric Light Fixtures
T he D ead L e tte r Office h a s been in
existen ce e v e r sin ce B en F ra n k lin
s ta rte d o u r p o sta l service. E ven then
people a d d re s se d m all to M r E zekiel
Sm lthera, " A tla n tic C o a st.” and ex ­
pected B en to know Ju st w h ere Zeke
Stationary
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Lath, M - o u l d i n g s ,
Fruit and Butter Boxes,
Slabwood, green & dry,
12 & 16 in.Stovewood,
Cement, Wall Planter,
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position Roofing^uild-
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dows, Security Silos.
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T h ro u g h D ays a n d N ;;h t* ef T e rro r
F ifte e n -Y ra r Old G irl L an g u ish rd
in C hains, A ccording to S ta te ­
m e n t to Police.
S heboygan, W ls.— In a q u ie t re s i­
d en ce s tre e t on th e o u ts k irts of Slie-
boygun s ta n d s th e c ity ’s “ house of
m y ste ry ."
T o th e c a su a l o b se rv e r it Is ju s t s
sim p le w h ite fra m e c o tta g e , b u t sin ce
th e sto ry o f th e "c h a in g irl" shook
th e to w n to its fo u n d a tio n s, th e little
house lias been a m ecca o f th e curi-
oua.
H e re It w as th a t flfteen -y ear-oid
M ildred H etnb, c h ain e d in th e a ttic , Ian.
g u lsh ed th ro u g h d a y s a n d n ig h ts of
te rro r, a c c o rd in g to h e r sig n ed s ta te ­
m e n t to th e police.
F ro m behind
th o se w h ite c u rta in s cam e th e sc ream s
a t n ig h t of w hich n e ig h b o rs tell. H e re
D eter H em b lived fo r m an y y e a rs , a
m an a p a rt, se ek in g n o frie n d s, e x ­
ch an g in g no w o rd w ith h is n eig h b o rs
u n til th e police took him a w a y to th e
c o u n ty ja il w h ere h e is a w a itin g tria l.
H ouse of M ystery.
A fittin g h o m e fo r s e c re ts Is th is
c o tta g e , w ith Its s tra n g e p a ssa g e w a y s
a n d unexi>eeted tr a p do o rs. A tr a p
d o o r m ask ed in th e p o rch floor opens
L. W. Waller, Manager
on a c e lla r p a ssa g e w a y . A d o o r h e re
le a d s In tu rn to a n o th e r la d d e r, o pen­
in g upon a tr a p d o o r h id d en u n d e r th e
ru g In a lied room above. A th ird la d ­
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held in c a p tiv ity .
A h e a p o f n ig s, a d u sty ch est, a
b ro k en sto v e p ipe, se v e ra l b a tte re d bi­
cycles. a bed sp rin g in its fra m e —
su ch w as th e "c h a in g irl’s" alleged
prison. O nly a few fe e t h ig h . It w ould
h a rd ly give sp ace, even In th e cen te r,
fo r a m un to s ta n d u p rig h t.
T h e “ im a g in a tio n " th e o ry of Inves­
tig a to rs in th e “c h a in g irl” m y stery
w ho so u g h t to d isco u n t th e tr u th o f
th e g irl’s a c c u sa tio n s, receiv ed a con-
Monmouth Lumber Company
Phone 202
WHILE THEY LAST
A fresh shipment,
ju& in, of
Pearl Gray Enameled Ware
Pure, D urable, G uaranteed
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A 10-qt. dishpan for 50c
Hand basins at 50c
A fine assortment of basins
stew pans, stew kettles at 35c
C h ained in th e A ttic.
chielve ¡u-ttuH-k .w ith th*> sta te m e n t of
D istric t A tto rn e y C h a rle s Voigt.
" H o rrib le us th is ra s e is. th e tr u th
of It, I believe, is e sta b lish e d in proof."
d e c la re d th e d is tric t a tto rn e y .
"W e h av e th e goods a n d evidence
J . EL W inegar, Proprietor
th a t w ould m ak e p o ssib le pro secution
on sev e ra l churges.
G irl H eld A g ain st W ish.
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g irl w as h eld In th a t h o u se a g ain st
h e r w ill, a n d th a t sh e w as cruelly
ab a se d .
" I In ten d to p ro se c u te th is case to
th e lim it. I t w ould be a n a b u se to
p u b lic m o rals to le t It go w ith o u t th e
m ost th o ro u g h an d se a rc h in g Inves­
tig a tio n ."
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H etub w as re m an d ed to th e custody
S a e me. All w o r k g u a r a n t e e d .
o f th e sh e riff a fte r a h e a rin g on a w rit
o f h a b e a s c o rp u s b efo re C o u rt Com­
OILS AND
m issio n e r F ra n c is W illia m s had r e ­
G A SO LIN E
su lte d In d e fe a t of h is ho p es of fre e ­
dom.
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lustre. T h e trouble is with your liver. Take
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot'bread
and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk
every day, and you will soon be a« well and as
beautiful as ever. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Chamberlain’s Tablets
WHY GIRL’S KISS HAS "KICK’
In to x ic a te d F eelin g You G et Is Real
T hing. Says C in cin n ati
C hem iat.
C in cin n ati. O hio.— Leo R. I o rst, re ­
tirin g h e a d of th e fe d e ra l p u re food
a n d d ru g la b o ra to ry , rise s to rem ark
th a t th e In to x icated fee lin g you get
w hen you k iss yo u r b e st girl is th e
re a l a rtic le . T h e k iss w ith th e "kick"
la a t le a st Art p e r cent alcoholic, he
say». C h em icals p u t Into to ile t w ater*
w ith w hich g irls a n o tn t th e ir lips pro-
vide th a t v io len t com eback.
G irl C h ased by W olves
O conto, W l s —Alice SteíTea» seven­
teen. re sid in g n e a r L ena, w a s chased
by a flhcfc o f tim b e r w olves as she
w as on h e r -w ay to (la stu re to look
fo r a s tra y cow. N eighbor* »iglr.-d
th e pack a f t e r tra ilin g th em tw o hour*
a n d shot th ree. T h e o th e rs di'-ippenrv-d
In a sw am p. C ounty C lerk Ire paid out
100 a s bo u n ty a n d a lik e an . int will
be p a id by th e sta te .
Confections
P e rh a p s th e y h a d Z eke’a a d d re ss in
le tte r s up in th e g a rr e t, m aybe a chest
fu ll o f ’em, b u t th e n It w as e a sie r to
let Ben h u n t Zeke. T o d ay people a re
a d d re s sin g le tte r s to Jo h n Sm ith. New
f o r k , X V . o r C hicago, III., th in k in g
1 'n d e Sam c a n lo c a te him . w hich is
Ju st as in co m p lete a s w as Z eke’s a d ­
d re s s of yore. T he P estofbee D e p a rt­
m ent a sk s you to p u t th e num ber and
s tre e t in th e ad d re ss. It h elp s you.
MORLAN
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RAYMOND E DERBY
P h o n e 1104
O regon
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Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C. C. M u l k e y
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C O R O N A ^-The Compact and Portable
Citation
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Folk County.
In the matter of the'
estate of John H. Moran, ■ Citation.
Jeceased.
To Thomas Kelley, Thomas Mo-
rsn, Katherine Boatman, Ellen
Thorp, Lucy Gladys Rassmussen.
Henry C. Moran, and Mary A.
Stine, and all others unknown, if
iny there be, and all persons inter­
ested in said estate, heirs and de­
visees of said deceased, John H.
Moran:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
>F OREGON: Y<>u are hereby
commanded and cited to appear be­
fore the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Polk Ccunty, sitting
for the transaction of probate busi­
ness, in the County Court room in
the County Court House at the city
of Dallas, Oregon, on the 18th day
of May, 1922 at the hour of 10
o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
then and there to show cause, if
any exist, why an order of sale
should not be made therein, direct­
ing and authorizing sale for cash in
hand, the following described real
property, to-wit:—All the right, ti­
tle, interest and estate of said John
H. Moran, deceased, at the time
uf his death, and all the title and
estate which his heirs at law and
devisees have since acquired there­
in, in and to the following describ­
ed premises, namely:—An undivid­
ed £ interest in and bo the follow­
ing described real property, to-wit:
Beginning at the S. W. corner of
the 1). L. 0 . of D. J . Whiteaker,
Not-No-2269, Claim No. 66 in
Township S. S. R. 5 West of the
Will. Mer. in Polk County, Oregon;
and running thence north 33.80
chains; thence East 42.50 chains to
the center of the county road;
thence South 6 deg. 35 min. West
along the center of said road 34.50
chains to the South line of said D
L. C.; thence West 38.81» chains to
the place of beginning, and con­
taining 135 acres, more or less, ex­
cepting therefrom the railroad
right of way of the Oregonian Rail­
road Company as deeded to it; also,
except the right of way given the
Wihamette Valley Co., to set poles;
along the south line of said prem­
ises, and alonr the East line of the
above railroad right of way: also,
excepting therefrom 84 acres off
from the south and »old and con­
veyed to C. S. Chamberlain, leav­
ing 50.43 acres, situate in Polk
county, Oregon. This citation is
published in the Monmouth Herald
for a period of 4 consecutive weeks,
beginning April 7th, 1922, and end­
ing with the issue thereof of May
5th. 1922. a weekly newspaper pub­
lished at Monmouth, Polk County,
Oregon, chosen by the executrix
for such publication, published at
Monmouth.
Polk
Coun­
ty. Oregon, and having a general
circulation therein, by c^der of the
Hon. Asa B. Robinso*. County
Judge of said Cour.ty. dated and en­
tered on the 4th day of April, 1922.
Witness my hand and the aeal of
said Court affixed this 4th day of
April, 1922.
Floyd D. Moore.
County Clerk ol Polk County,
Oregon and ex officio elerk of
said County Court.
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