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Newspaper Page TextTww nroRNa w LY GUARD. » THURSDAY, JANUARY SO. HMW» .. VITA A LAME BACK? bodv who reads the news- e a t- * . kt > 1 r it « 1 * -- , V Tx— cures made by Dr. Swamp- kid- biad- classified FALSE REPORT CAUSED BY LAND OFFICIALS RESULTS OF LAST SPECIAL VOTE OFFER BRING UP THE MARKINGS It is the great med ical triumph of the nineteenth century ; .hscovered afteryear» of »cientific research by Dr; Kilmer, the eminent kidney and • t:.» aud »• wonderfully t^derJunior» vtiy curi“8 la“e back: s..cert,hil,»P ; ,/f the bladder aud which U tUe trouble. tor» , 5w.,mp-Root is not rec- ?r . W.>r eve; ’ thing but if you have cn;r:e:”led f , iJder trouble it will be ' «t t ie -eme<ly you need It lias 1 o‘l i’. so many way», in hospital bk'1 '... private practice, aud has ’ 'fk osicci-.’-fnl in every case that a P'1'1 ’■ fr’an-ement lias been made by ’t anlea’lers ■ 4 tins paper, who have ” K tr cd it. ui.iv have a sample il.alaoa tmoktell- e t ' im>-Root, and how to :5tr’wr.e, ‘ ii.Kvorbladdertrou- mrudingthis ■ ami send v our •tneroas1’ • ^iresstol";!’ ;1.'- v Co.. g 1 OK SALE Office of the Commissione. Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Washington, Jan. 21, 1908. Registers and Receivers. United States Land Offices. Gentlemen:--There has been In dustriously circulated by way of newspaper advertisements, and other wise, over the name of F. P. Rolfe, statements to the effect that Con gressman Tawney, after a conference with the general land office, advised ! his son that persons filing on the Ore gon A California railroad lands would without doubt be able to secure the lands. These advertisements are un- ; true and misleading. The tendency of such advertisements is to impose upon innocent and unsuspecting per sons. You will please give as wide publicity as possible to the state ments above set forth. Very respectfully, R. A BALLINGER. Commissioner. hustling, thriving city of Western Oregon. Over 75,000 votes wera issued yes terday, but not for any candidate in particular. They were evenly distri buted for the different candidates JLd chaperones. Many of the ambi tious ones have adopted a new plan to secure NEW subscriptions since the new special offer has been in force, Heretofore contestants in dis- trict number one confined their ef- forts I to Eugene only. During the past week many orders have been secured from nearby towns for them, and very good results were obtained. Can didates who have friends who reside in any of the neighboring towns will do well if they put in a few days different people they calling on know, The majority of these orders will be NEW ones, which will be sub- ject to 50 per cent increase in votes, and as the delivery service is as good y v. Hie regular g as in Eugene there is no reason why a large amount of business should . ■ ie n.«no ot Swamp-Root. not be secured. ;uists. Don't make There are many pleasant surprises mber the name in store for the young ladies who are ■ » Swamp-Root, Washington, Jan. 25,—Although announced winners of the Los Ange enjoilied from making any reference mmton, N. \ .,ou les trips February Sth. to the controversy between the Amer t„ry bottle. Midsummer Day Dreams. T ican Federation of Labor and Buck *-------( ROW NOTES. In winter Eastern people throng Stove A- Range Company, President (Special Correspondence.) to Los Angeles. In summer the Samuel Gompers in an editor!* In crowds come from the heated lute-, the current Issue of the American Crowe, Jan. 29.—J. V. Jenkins is rior, from California, Oregon, Wash Federalionist, comments on Justice hack from Corvallis where he went ington, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Gould's recent decision at length, and to attend the funeral of his brother- Lower California. Nevada and Utah declares a purpose not to comply with in-law. Wm. Locke. to cool off. They find not an ener all its terms. Miss Rubv McCluskey of Eugene vating climate, but one that is brac "it is an invasion of the liberty of wiied a school at the Palestine ing ami full of electricity, a climate the press and the right of free speech school house, January 20. that makes the sick well and the and we would be recreant in Some of the young People win go strong vigorous. It appears as if ' • home of Miss Grace tonight to the nature had selected Southern Cali her celebrate her Crow, to help 1 fornia to show what she could do aty birth-day. her best, in shape of a climate that' Misses Mary and Elsie McCulloch —Photo by Dorris .-»rt Gallery. approaches so near to perfection as to cf Hadleyville were visiting Pales- legve scarcely a loophotP for captious GERTRUDE BUSHNELL, Junction the friends last Friday. criticism except on part of those un Dean Crow has returned from Sea District Number 3 fortunate individuals whose livers ttle. We hear that his proposed tour are so badly out of order that they of Europe has been indefinitely post- ( II \PERONE CANDIDATE* succeed in finding something to com polled. plain of wherever they may be. It is Hadleyville now has preaching iMrs. .Ino Spores, Springfield R F.. I). No. I . . . 35.M2 I true the thermometer sometimes reg Wh Rev's. Sutherland each Sabbath. . . .34,780 isters figures that imply discomfort »nd Moore filling the pulpit alter Mrs. II. L. Gibbs, Eugene.................................... 32,(1(12 i Mrs. W. W. Branstetter. Eugene....................... and suffering east of the mountains, nately. . . . 28,372 but It should be remembered that the The many cases of measles in and Mrs. W. R. Gue, Eugene...................................... . . .14.472 atmosphere is exceedingly dry. around Crow and Hadleyville are Mrs. C. O. Hudson, Palace of Sweets............. . . . 7.538 Mrs. Minnie ( roner Los Angeles has the best hotel ac nearly all convalescent. . . . .4,100 Mrs. E. Säubert, Acme................. commodations in the country. Fam . . . 8,515 <>. ( oats, Eugene ............... Mrs. ily hotels and lodging houses in all AN IMPOSITION. . . . 1,000 Mrs. Isiura Wright, Coburg. . . . quarters of the city and can take care 057 Mrs. < ’ . L. Hunsaker, Dexter .. of 60,000 people. (La Grande Observer.) 582 Among the finest and foremost Is Petitions are be|*" clr'-tils)''’* in Mrs. F. F. Barnard, Coburg, Of. 505 Edward Hotel,” where the the 'King “ ‘ various counties of the state with a Mrs. M. Montgomery, Junction. ........... 300 wlners of The Guard voting contest dew cf submitting to the voters of Mrs. C. T. Goodman, Coburg.. .... •*<»* will make their headquarters. It is the general state election in June, the Mrs. J. Higgins, 8(12 Pearl St. . . .... 240 accessible to every point of Interest, question of the sub-division of the Mrs. Jno. T. Fanner, Florence. . .... 107 all commercial centres and all places present county of Wasco. This may Mrs. Dr. Mnrquiini, E. 11th SI. . 157 of amusement. King Edward Hotel be legal and in case the required Mrs. E. Fenton. Dexter................. .... 54 stands In the heart of the city, boldly lom’ier of petitioners are secured the Mrs. I! A. Booth, I 13 K. Dili St. SAMUEL GOMPERS. claiming the sunlight and air, of qut-»:ion will lie submitted to the fering its guests a royal welcome and voters of the state. The question nat- attention which at once dismisses all nrally arses. What interest the vot sense of "alone-m ss.” Down-to-date duty did we not do all in our power ers o I the state outside of Wasco can in every detail in its construction, to point out to the people the seri pouibly have in this purely local mat Miss Idnli II iiderslwtt. Madison St............. . 103,770 furnishings to its cuisine. Absolutely ous Invasion of tli“lr liberties whlfh ter? What right, morally, have the Miss Marguerite Wocxls, 11)5 \\ . 8i!i........... . 102,5(14 lias taken place. That this has been voters outslde\cf Wasco, to vote on Miss May Douglass, l’earl St.............................. . .02.581 i fire proof protection. Six stories in height, affording hospitality to 350 done by Judge-niade Injunctions and the tub-division of this county. . . 70.282 Miss Grace Wood, 281 W. 8(h St..................... guests. Most efficient service adds ,not by statute law makes the menace It is just possible that the be3t Miss Mabie Johnson, 81)5 HighSt...................... . .31.012 tto the comfort and convenience of all the greater.” thtag the voters can do. If they are . .31,51 I Fay Cl..rk, 733 Ferry St.......................... the guests to the Smallest detail. forced to vote on this question, is to ] Miss District No. 2, Candidates, if you want to have snow it under so deep that it will 38. IO(> Zclnia Cruzan. Dexter................................. Miss T. B. Davidson went to Halsey to your name announced as a winner »ct as a precedent in keeping down 3(1,212 Alta Williams, Dexter . .......................... Misa other attempts. If this policy can 32.010 ! of one of these valuable trips, and day to see his aged mother who is Sunlord. Cottage Grove Ix-ta Miss tina ‘.s, the ballot will be wejghed 3C.785 : enjoy a winter vacation at a resort ill. Kate Hawley, Cottage Grove down with proposed city charter Miss ------------------------------------ 1----------------------- 1 7.« 15 Baker, Cottage Grove.............................. Miss Rena amendments. This is purely a county 51)02 Jacobs, Dexter ............................................... Dora seat fight, wherein no one not a resi Miss VOTES ALLOWED ON NEW ANI) OLD PREPAID SI BSCRINTIONS TO District Nc. 3. dent of Wasco is interested, and it is . 14,301 DAILY «VARI) ARE AS FOLLOWS: Hattie Cook, Junction City............................ an imposition to attempt to place it Miss 8 8 .557 Miss ITa Cushman, Acme............................................. nn the general ballot. . 31 ,818 Carrier Mai) Old No w Miss Lillian Brand, Florence ................................... . 25, 405 Gertrude Bushnell Junction City.................... Miss $ 1.50 $ 1.00 200 vote* 600 Dr. T. JI Ford, of the Sunnyside votes . 17,105 Three Months. . . . ?.00 600 votes 2.50 Methodist church, occupied his pulpit Miss Ersa Ramble, Mapleton.................................... 1,8 00 votes .. : mco Six Months ............. Minnie Sillbets, Junction City.......................... 4.00 5.00 4,5 00 votes 1,500 votes Jfsterday morning and evening for Miss One Year............... r District No. 4. 9.00 13,5 00 votes 4,500 votes 10.00 the first time in two months. The 58,20» Two Years........... Effie Withrow, Springfield............................... 20,250 votes 6,750 votes 1 5.00 12.0M •ast service he conducted before be- Miss 31,358 Three Years.......... 16.00 ing taken down sick was the funeral Miss Genevieve Howe. Creswell.............................. 28,1 25 votes 9,3 75 votes 20.00 32,528 Four Years............. 33,750 votes 1 1,2 50 votes 25.00 20.00 30,1)20 Five Years............. I D. Driver. His friends in ; Miss Irene Robinett, I’linsant Hill......................... Georgia Neff. Coburg ..................................... Miss Portland and throughout the state , 90,000 votes 30,000 votes 50.00 40.00 28,700 Ten Years................ *i‘l ” glad tn learn that he Is con- | Miss Madaline Betts, Coburg............................. 20.1 ID St BS( TUITIONS T<( Maude Lewis, ........................................................ sian’ly gaining in strength.—Orego-i Miss 23,7110 Miss Merril Scott. Creswell........................................ RSJBM Price Miss Myrtle Bishop, Coburg............................. 13,01)3 Mail Old New Miss I»eta Everson. Creswell......................... Olli 250 votes $ 1.50 750 votes Miss Renia Goodman. Coburg..................................... 1220 One year .. 3.00 750 votes 2,250 votes Miss Mabel Thompson. Creswell....................... 71 I Two years. 4.50 3,600 votes 1 ,20<Pvotea Three Years Miss Edenia Cliapel. Springfield.............................. <W> 6.00 2,000 votes 4,000 votes Miss Erma Smith, Springfield.............................. 33 Four’ years. 7.50 3,750 votes 10,250 votes Five years. Miss Lou Scott, Creswell ......................................... 15.00 5,000 vote« 15,000 votes Ten years. GOMPERS UPHOLDS BOYCOTT PLAN receive notification to call for con + + + + + + + + + ▼♦<■ + ■*■♦♦ test subscription votes. ♦ • * Booster Says Tl>.. hand that rocks the cra- tin1 rooat,*' hut Mme. says the hand that ‘ thi- »ashing machine can hi-i around. hi.'rLrHrr> " e<-m|»lite_|inv of »»aZ? W"‘ Everything n '>'<1 Io convert Blue Monday 1,^ , f r°m|iiiratlve com- , ' have nuu-.y lalxtr-sai - mi. I*' ,,u“ "re abnolutely * «'.'u1 11'' ,r> ***** H,'r’’nRy •’ll regulated household. J G.-i-U hiz” and Quick* ’) »re thi- I h - m washing u-*-* thi nmrket affords. $2^'., "Dngers, foo-f-from «,1 2 in so many difTen-nt ’ w- can rli-esa all. »"Urs fO| hnsines«. griffin Herdware Co. V ♦ A little more than six weeks of ex + cellent work and splendid enthusiasm ♦ have now passed and The Guard's ♦ great $1000 prize contest is shaping its way to what promises to be the ♦ most successful contest ever promot- ____ The .'7~.'T candidates ♦ ,1 in I.an" ' " who have so gallantly and faithfully ♦ put their beautiful and smiling coun + tenances before the public each and ♦ every one deserves the thanks and ♦ indorsement of all. They have been ♦ nearly 60 of Oregon’s best, and have to this contest ♦ lent a spirit and go t3 ♦ that has made it hum along as If ♦ gr ased by the spirit of vim. + But now they are in readiness to ♦ step into the thickest of the fray and see It through until the contest comes ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦+♦♦ ♦ to a «1 irlous end. The votes are tn- ill continue to increase creas.ng and wjll Miss Gertrude Bushnell, of Junc In leaps and 1 bounds until the day^ 'cture we present -j final accounting is to be* tion City, whose picture we’ l>r^“_* when the i— Many of the candidates, as- today, is one of the active aspirants made. ..y 1 their friends, are making a slated by ....... for one of o. the .— vacation trips to Los . nal canvass of Lane county to Angeles being offered by The Guard person...----- secure subscriptions to The Guard the precious to Lane county's most popular young with which ar; given Miss Bushnell entered the votes. ladies, But tew of the copies cf ’ The Guard contest at the ve ■y start, and up to mutilation from the vote get- the present has 1 een nobly support- escape to recure p»1 when paying ter* who take much pa'ns ed by many friends -ino w coupon*. But the brunt of ■ with, the «ingle coupon». subscription, favored he their (--- the battle I* being fought with the is ver y pop- »ubscrlptions. the vote«, Ml«* Bushnell county. It 1» the one year, and ular through ut Lane six month* and three months sub- and ha» a ho.t of <arm friend* icriptions to The Guard, with which manv acquaintances who 6»® it a I All rotes I are given vote». tjiat count. privilege to favor he _ Miss towns are included in the »cope of when paving their subscription. junction City ih» cmiteet from Junction to Cottage p.,.8woii « ado-»»* -......... - J MISCELLANEO! S t WOO!» FOR S ai .E- 16-lu'h wood. Phone Farmers 286. ' The following candidates will be announced winners of The Guard prizes if they finish in the positions they now hold: Chaperone-Mrs. Jno. aP^es. First District—Miss Ida® Hendershott. Misiu Mar guerite Woods. Miss May Douglass. Second District—Miss Z p I®» Cruzan, Miss Alta Wll- liams. Thlpl Distrlc t— Miss Hattie Cook, Miss 1'Ia Cushman. Fourth District— Miss Effie Withrow, Miss Irene Rob- nett. columns The Daily Guarii » Popular Ijitlie»' Prize Voting ( oiliest VOTE COI PON Min Address ... District Cut out and fill in with the name of the young lady you wish to vote for. Send or mall to Contest Department, The Guard, and It will count for one vote. f Not Good After February 2d. oak' b^ORE AND OFFICE HELP Fur- t26 Uls.'i-'d free to emplolyers. Clerks’ Registration Bureau, entrance to FOR SALE Chopped feed .it '•‘♦d offices 14 Selling-Hirsch building, mil), 559 West Eighth street, tf’, 3*6 1-2 Washington street, corner West Park, Portland. Oregon, tf FOR SALE;—New 6 room house; concrete foandatlon; outbuildings,j good well, by owner, 974 Ferry j DON'T fall to mo Chezern if you want bwrgaini la roal estate. We street. J30 buy and m H fart» and city prop erty. improved and unimproved. FOR SALE • bvcond growtn fir Timber and mining stock. H. Cho wood. W. L. Coppernoil, at Watt's se m. Room 11, Walton Bldg, tf jewelry store. tf FOR SALE—Heavy farm wagon. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On knives, forks and all household ar nearly new. Inquire at 685 East ticle« that do not look like new. Eleventh street. tf Write the Oregon Plating Work», 128 Lownsdale street, Portland, FOR SALE Cheap, good second - Oregon, for Drtcea hand Studebaker 3-lnch wagon. tf Enquire at Eugene Grocery. FOR EXCHANGE—15 acres, well improved, near Oakland, for prop CORDWOOD FOtx 8At,E—«eave or erty in or near Eugene. Good trade ders with L. G. Brown at Dr. will be given. Mc.Murphey &. Hugh, Brown'» office in Chrisman block. 22 West Eighth street. tf FOR SALE English walnut treees CORRESPON two years old. J. W. White's gro INTERNATIONAL DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy cery, Fifth and Willamette streets. Man's University.” Gives a thor J31 ough training at your own home WOOD FOR SALL A tew cords of in nearly all the trades and profes good dry g.ub oak and dry fir. sions. Text books and instruments Enquire of E. M. Warren, 442 (when requiredl furnished free. Lawrence street. Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 45 W. FOR SALE Cook stove wood for Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep sale; 16-lnch oak wood, the right resentative. sie for the cook stove. Phone Far mers 286. f!8 FOR SALE River bottom farm, con taining about 60 acres; will sell part or all. Enquire at 476 West While none of the pending land Fifth street. f25 fraud cases will be tried at the pres FOR SALE— Fresh milch cow, six ent term of the federal court, there is no intention on the part of the gov years old. Also pure bred Poland- ernment to abandon them. At the China pigs, Ad.irosa Geu. C. Wld- conclusion of the Hall-Mays conspi mer, Eugene R. F. I). 1. tf racy case th,s week. Special Prose FOR SALE House of five rooms and cutor Heney will return to San Fran large lot on East Eighth street, cisco to resume the prosecution of north side; at a bargain if sold municipal graft cases that lie left soon, J. C. Rickie. For partig temporarily in order to conduct the ulars address or call on S. li. Wil- fendants of the ex-dlstrlct attorney. Before adjourning this term of Hams, , Eugene, Or. court Judge Hunt will probably be FOR SALE Flue lnm* iti acreage asked to dismiss the Indictment Brownell, who »is tracts, close tn Eugene; good loca against George tion; good school adjoining prop charged witli subornation of perjury. erty; terms reascnabl . Inquire If any of the other indictments are to All Rolins 3 and 4. Beckwith Build be dismiss, d, it is not known, the remaining eases will then lie set ing, Eugene, Oregon. fl for trial at the April term. On or- FROM OCCIDENT TO ORIENT” der of Judge Hunt yesterday all Ju- and “Around the World,” by rors summoned for tile term, except Charlton Bristow Parkins. Price, those on the Hall-Mays case, were $1.50, postpaid. Address H. Clay excused from further attendance on Perkins. Gian’s Pass. Oregon, f 1 0 the term. Another panel will be drawn for the trials at the April ACRE TtlAi i s> Ac.e uets and term. large lots in Bleir Street Addition, close in a.id a.ul near scluuil sciiopl h house; PLEASANT HILI. NOTES installment plan—you make your ,own terms. Call or writ * to Ore- (Special Correspondence.) . gou I.and Co., Eugme, Ore. tf Pleasant Hill, Jan. 29.—E. Enos, FOR SALE BY OWNER Only one who recently came here from Iowa, blocs from high school, choice lo has purchased the 200-acre farm cation. residence, new and modern owned by the Richardson heirs and and east frontage; high, dry lot; situate 1 near the postoffice. well worth $ 000; ..... go at a Mr. Woods and family have move 1 bargain if sold s >on. E., |uire at on the West farm, which they have this office. tf rented. Mrs. W. H. Shelley is visiting a FOR SAI.E BA OWNER N»w eight sister at Marcóla this week. room house witli gHH.el.’Vlrtc light, Rev. Bro k, of Eugene, has accept- beautiful sin if Idler,»’, m<l all mod a call to preach for the Christian ern improvement*. two blocks church of this place, and began the from car I'ne slid in heart of res year's work by pr aching a very in idence district. Yon pay no agent's teresting discourse last Sunday. commission. Lots ¿6 2-3 x 160. Miss Nellie Drury left today for Apply ai tills office for particulars. Spokane, where she will be one of FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Good the principal» in an event, the par house of. 7 rooms, 80 Irnit trees, ticulars of which will be given later. About 6(1 men gathered at the cem deep well witli wind luWI. one acre under chickeu fence; large chicken etery last Thursday and did the larg house; two blocks from Geary est day’» work ever done there. The school house. Price, llUOt). Time ladles furnished hot. coffee and a on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent, bountiful dinner at the W. O. W. hall Room 5, over F'rst National Bank. nearby. A move is on foot to replace the board fence with a neat woven Bring this notice with yo;> wire one, which will probably suc ceed. REGULAR. run itt.M TeiK'lier** Exit ml nat ion. FOR RENT—5 wo rurn'shed rooms Notice Is hereby given ’hat the for young men students. Call at county superintendent of Lane county 332 Fast Four;.«’nHi street. tf will hold the regular examination of FURNISHED ROOMS Elei trie light applicants for state and county pi and bath; thiee blocks west of pers at the court house In Eugene aa postoffice tonti et 571 Lincoln, follows: For State Papers. tf Commencing Wednesday. February PASTURE TO RENT Will pasture 12, at 9 o'clock a. ni., and continuing cattle and horse* on the Matthew until Saturday, February 15, at 4 p. Wallis farm, two miles west of in. Wednesday Penmanship. History, Eugene, Fine g axing; terms rea- l:;<iure Room 1, over Spelling, Geography, Reading, Psy equable. Loan & Savings bank, or address chology. Thursday— Written Arithmetic, P. (I Box 182. EugeUM Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Book keeping, Physics, Civil Government. i« « vi t-1» Friday—Physiology, English Geo graphy, Composition, Algebra, Eng WANTED* A c < p b at. Address lish Literature. Saturday Botany, Plane Geom box 281, Eugene, Ore. etry, General History. School Law. WANTED—Cook f r E igene General For County Paper*. Commencing Wednesday. February hospl al. Apply Ro>.u 115,Smeede 12, at 9 o’clock a. m , and continuing Hotel. if until Friday. February 14, at 4 p. tn. WANTED- Plain sewin’, reasonable Wednesday Penmanship, History, rates. 854 Emerald Avenue. Orthography, Reading, Physical’Geo Phone Red 3392. 14 graphy. I Thursday — Written Arithmetic, WANTED Apprentice girl at Colvin Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Phy & Russell's millinery store, 84 E. siology. Ninth «• eet. Friday -Geography, School Law, WANTED- I’mlil h by flrst-cla»» Civil Government. English Literntnro. W. B DILLARD, stenographer. i r. 1 y> ars expe Coginry Superintendent. rience. Phr.re Black 2781. fl WAN El) 3 ro .raphe- dealrpa I*>- EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS sltkin; two year; experience; ref erences firni»‘ic'. Str.t • salary. The eighth grade final examina Addrota M. A., b ,x 26:), òal -m, Or. tions for the public schools will be flO held May 14. 15. TO TRMiE »... i wner. i.mur land June 11, 12. for eltjr proo-r'y or lend close to Teachers who have pupils ready some town *•'* a«ents. Address for the examination should notify Il G , Box 4 94, I- igeile. Or. me of the number of questions want ed and the name of the person ap IF YOU WANT TO «ELI. your prop pointed to conduct the examination at erty tell the o—g<>n I »nd Compa least 15 days before the date for ny about It in.t they will do the which the questions are wanted. rest 412 Wlilam-’te street, Eu W. H. DILLARD. gene, O- tf County Superintendent. WANTED- Ten ladles and gents dai M. J. Arnel, of Marcóla, was an ar ly to get their I.>tues cleaned and pressed at t.ie E ig-ne Dye .Works rival In Eocene on the Wendling local last night. tf F. M. Jackion was today appointed ACCORDK’N' pi Done by Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hilyard guardian of his granddaughter, Nel- street, near East Ninth, on reason- lie Stanton, who has property valued *8’»» tnr*nv. rVnsr k.-3 XXOJ. tf at »2400.