Eugene weekly guard., April 23, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

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• MILITARY ROAD
LAND GRANT
REPORTED SOLD
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
fl
Misi 1 1.1. 1X1 (U »—<[ < 1 llit
1 OR SALK
)
1 XDERT.ìKEKH
NOTICI E Halngr.ot
J. W K IYS & CO undertakers and
mjui y 1 hHV ifsnhiv
Eugene, Or.
•'.■m
-
U
bis
k
fuñera 1 directors
of he
loloway
«a«t
¿¿'f
a
Mng.
c i>. l'
FC)ll SAI.E Thoroughbred IL eford
HENDEKi5ON, undertakers
has beencloi I
Elev’ •nth street. Fair
and eiUiba’nicrn. Corner Wiliam-
bulls tor sale
Enquire 550 WII-
on
immediate c
lamette «trett.
et?’* il »d Seventh st rovt 8.
tf
I
of the Oreg< >u Mili try
il W. T C
Company, compri
<
tslng
u.
State
s in Syuther rii Ore gon.
and ri
1. A.
streets
FOR
SALE
Buff
Urpiugtou
eggs,
c
Hunter, president of the land grant
13 for $1. W. B. Hampton. 11U2
F B
company, the grant is taken ov^r
Columbia avenue, corner 19th st.
HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
by the corporation, to be known as
and «'Xpert metallurgist
Reliable
th6 Oregon Valley Land Company of I
1.4 I \\l< I 4 U XD
Information furnished to Intending
Kansas City. Mo. The consideration
investors.
Examinations and re­
ports on mines and ore tren meat.
is ab jut $1.300,000.
Eugene Oregon-
A complete plan of colonization I
a pair
has been adopted, following the lines |
of the purchasers In th«' dlr >i>sltion|
and settlement last year of rhe San,
Lilis Valley Land Company's large |
I ,OS T A lit adfes' sit
V
holdings in Colorado. Th » negotia­ LOGANBERRY
wat tch It
lain
t
!•' 'Inder
tions between President Hunter, of
per dozen, 3
the Oregon grant, and the Eastern
1
Niti' h str
dred: satisfa
I
people have been under »ay for iyar-
f
and r reci'tv r
F. Moore, Ct
n'urer
ly a year, and Its successful conclu­
LOST
sion” means lunch for the southern FOR SALE lljtiel Plyi
ring
Golden Wyandotte and
part of Oregon east of the Cascade
Ans»
orca eggs, $1 per setti1
mountain'»
return
A. Wood. Saginaw. Or.
O|H'ii Xew H«'gi< ii
ket.
The great tract held for several
i
.years by members of the Booth-Kelly FOR SALE -Barred Plymouth Rock
iitn rc|av
eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper
[company, and later hy U»e Hunter
1
rates in Incubator lots. Addres . G.
'organization, has never yet been f
>n
W. Spores. Springf|eld, Or.o
! fered to the public, and has remained
ire !a
practically a seal'd book to the peo­
ik
ple at large, although It has Mr a
• hui
quarter of a century bsen known as n
r »'it h
■ region of vast development posslbil-
ward
I ¡ties.
Since the last year's active
1 campaign of surveying b.v Harriman TO TRADE
j railroad engineers thr.nmh Central
and body i ir
g up a por-
J.
[and Southern Oregon, the grant has
11 ade tOtt ard
barn in the
t
ion
of
come into notice more than ever be­
E. M W.
■5 «, br -odlng
A«l- rear of
fore. It will be tapped b.v the Ore­
ner West
tore during
stable
gon Eastern Railway to I
I «lilt by
He now has
the
I the Southern Pacific, and the Ore-
FOR RENT A modern flat.
En­ his handsome trotter. Prince J. C.,
| gon Short Line. '
•
quire of M.Sehneidi r in the Schnei­ and Ills pacer,. Wing and Wing, there
. The grant has for several years
der block.
tf and will have another pacer, Sidney
Hunter and Congressman Andrus, of
M . and a German coach there In the
Minnesota, It extends in a strip 12
future. The west side of th«- barn
miles wide from the summit of the
Is devote.l to this purpos and has
Cascades to the Snake river onnosite FOR SAI.E Snap fur short time on­
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
been fitted up In splendid style.
ly. One and a half acres, unim­
Silver City, Idaho. The portion tn-
Mr. McHlroy knows the horse bus­
proved, adjoining city limits. Cash
volved in the transfer just made be­
iness thoroughly and will no doubt
or terms. Howe & Buoy, office in
gins at the east side of the Klamath
have a verv successful season as he
Maurer's jewelry store.
Indian reservation and includes all
DR. ANN.v MAURER, Osteapathlc has some
th«' best noises In the
the fands 4>ast of that division p tint.
All
curable dlscasei county at his stables.
phy«‘cian.
From the day the grant was made GREAT BARGAIN All l*-««'i'e or­
Women
treated.
_______ and children i
chard garden in Drain; well water­
by congress in 1S64 nothing has been
specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's,
NEWS NOTES
bed and fairly goot} buildings; ail
done to encourage settlement and
Phone Red 1631.
kinds of choice fruit; crop of pota­
development. The new owners pro­
toes and ogta goes with It. Price, DR. OLIVE C. WALLER. Osteopathic
pose immediately to reverse this poli­
The company which is to build the
$2500. Address Box 210, Drain,
cy and will encourage settlement by
physician. Office hours, *J a. tn. l new Chandler hotel at Marshfield
Or,
the sale of land in small tracts.
K q 18 ; '1 : SO p. m. to 4 ; 30. Hamp­ has practically closed a deal for the
ton building, 7th and Willamette1 erection of the structure with Bettes,
FOR SALE By owner One neW 5-
streets.
Residence and offlcq iloudi'lcks & Tobey, Portland archl-
room cottage, close in; modern; lot
i tect«. It Is to be a five-story bulld-
phone 6171.
66 2-3x162; p|so one J-room house,
1 ing, covering a lot 50x100 feet.
deep Well ¡ plastered; rock founda-
DR. H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopathic
More than 150 applications for au­
tlon; corner lot, 68x120. Will sell
physician. Offices over Chambers' tomobile licenses have been made at
at a bargain. Inquire at this of-
store,
618
Willamette street th«> secretary of state's office since
flee.
tf
Phone Black 1326. Consultation January 1. and the number of llcens-
free. Residence 734 Ferry street. I es granted each day is growing.
Corner Willamette and Ninth Streets, Eugen?, Oregon.
Chicago, April 21.- The saloon FOR SALE A cigar More, conslst-
1 Freni eight to ten licenses are issued
Phone Red 3197,
forces were generally successful in
of cigars, tobacco, pipes, sporting
I dally, which would indicate that thw
the forty or more tow us and village«
goods, fishing tackle, soda foun­
of Illinois which voted on the local
tain, root beer keg, magazines and C. If. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlc j automobile business in Oregon is
physician and surgeon? Chronic good
The total number of state II-
option question today. Definite fig­
periodicals; Peerless electric fans;
diseases and diseases of women i censes Issued lip to thia time is 750. .
ures are lacking in many cases, lint It
head office for Portland and San
and children a specialty. Electrl- A great number of mOtOi'cycle li­
seems certain that not more than 10t>
Francisco daily papers.
Reason
cal vibratory and light treatment. censes have been issued froni th®
saloons were voted out of business.
for selling to change climate. Ad­
Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3. Dunn hulld- I secretary of state's office.
The larger cities almost without ex­
dress Box 163, Ashland. Or.
ing.
Phone Main 540.
Boards
Weak Kidneys, Lame Back ception retain their licensed dram­
Los Angeles Won from San Fran­
Hoffman House. Phone Maiu 11. cisco 2 to 1 In the ball game yester­
shops.
..... .. ........... and ————-
I
WANTED
Cairo, the largest city In which the
iiomottopathic day. The game between Oakland and
Inflammation of the Bladder question
wa« an issue, gave the sa­ WANTED Good-sized boy to feed J. i' iiris. M, H
physician
and
surgeon.
Chronic Portland was postponed.
loons a majority of 5352. The prin­
Job pri'ss and work In printing of­
diseases
and
diseases
of
women
and
NOTH E I'Oll Pl lll.K ATIOX.
cipal exceptions to the general result
fice. Apply at Guard office.
children given special attention.
l ulled States Land Office,
were Efingham, Thebes, Pinckney­
Faradlc
galvanic,
static,
X-ray
and
Roseburg, Ore., Apl. 7, ’08.
ville, and Napierville. Some 35 sa­ WANTED- A girl for general house­
vibratory
el«»ctrlcal
treatments
glv-l
Notice I h hereby given that In com­
work nt once. Apply In the morn­
loons lost their lecenses In these four
en.
Office,
581
Willamette
street,
pliance with the provisions of the
ing at the Methodist parsonage.al 8
cities.
with DY. L>. E. McDougal. Resi­
of congress of June 3, 1878, en-
In Cook caunty 12 of the villages
dence,
632
Pearl
street.
Office
tlfl«*d
"An Act for the sale of tim­
bordering Chicago balloted for or WANTED—To rent, a five or six-
phone,
Main
629.
Residence
ber
lands
111 the states of California,
room
house,
close
In.
Enquire
of
against the liquor interests, In only
phone. Main 631.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington ter­
S. S. Range at the Electric theatre.
one, however, was there a change
ritory,” as extended to all the public
Ed A. Bean, paying teller at the
Salem, Or., April 21.—Immediate­ front previous conditions, Barington
ATTOltNEYS-.Vr-LAW
land states l>y act of August 4, 1892,
First National Bank, has bought Bar­ ly upon the convening of court this going “dry” by a small plurality. Ten WANTED—Cattle to pasture three
miles west of Eugene. Apply to
Thomas E Heavy, of Eugene, County
ney Paine's interest in the Eugene morning in the trial of J. Thoburn I others voted to retain their saloons
S.
D.
ALLEN,'
Attorney-at-la,
«1«
E. A. Sandgathe, K. F. D. No. 1,
of 'Lane, State of Oregon, did on
Gun company's sporting goods store, Ross, Attorney Wallace McCamant and one decided not to admit the
Willamette street, Eugene Oregon. January 27, 1908, file in this officu
Eugene.
x
and beginning about May 1 he will plunged into the argument upon dramshops.
his sworn statement No. 9547, for
At a recent session of the county be associated In the business with which the defense
evidently has'
WANTED- Ten ladles and gents dal­ L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Oirict the purchase of the W.H of N.W.i4
Mr. Paine will retire based its entire case. That is, that '
Pinckneyville, Ill., April 21.—
over Yutan's shoe store, Eugene
’»œmissiontrs' Court G. W. Griffin, Hugh Kay.
ly to got their clothes cfeaned and
(fractional) of Section
No. 18
Oregon.
T 0. P<gter ond vv. M. Green were from active business, temporarily at the deposit made by State Treasurer! Pinckneyville was today addl'd to the
pressed at the Eugene Dye Works.
in
Township
No.
17
souths
least, and will take a much needed George A. Steel with the Title Ouar- ' list of "dry” cities. The anti-saloon
•PPointed as a committee io arrange rest, his health not being the best
No.
2
West,
W
,M .
forces paraded the streets and the ------------------------------ L__
DORRIS A SKIPWORTH, Attorneys-‘ Range
antee
*
Trust
Company
was
a
gen-
1
!* a Lane county exhibit at the state at present, tir. Bean is a thorough
at law. Office in Hovey building.' and will offer proof to show that the
eial deposit like any other deposit I schools were closed because of the ab­ WANTED—Good horse, 1250 to 1350
at Sal m next September. T'.._
.............. . .........
..............
land sought is more valuable for its
The business
man, „
and
will ............
make .... a g<x»d subject to check, and was not In the ; sence of pupils who pere participating
over Chambers-Bristow bank.
pounds, suitable for lady to drive;
nm.r
, appointed E. M. War- partner for Mr. Kay, who has demon- nature of a loan to the bank or to' in the parade.
timber or stone than for agricultural
also
two-sealed
top
carriage.
Ad
­
“u to
1|>, fhl>
nnd arrange
nvxnnrr^.1 ' — strated
-_ . .. 1 1. his
: . „1,1111..
. . conduct
J
r* a f first-
4 - t
t0 J£Pt
net up
, he OvTtikif
exhibit and
ability to
dress P. O. Box 247, with descrip­ C. A. WINTERMEIKIl, Attorney-at purposes, and to establish his claim
its officials nor a bailment.
■ o the pavilion, and he has already class store of that kind.
law. Land titles and probate spec­ to said land before W. W. Calkins,
tion.
tf
McCamant cited authority to sub-1
run to interest the farmers In the
ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris­ U. S Commissioner, at his office In
<)l<
i stantlate his contention, that when i
tow Bank.
. “f‘r It will be remembered that
Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday, the
WANTED—To borow $3000 to $5,-
the state treasurer deposited tho
i'lr Lane county won second
000 for a term of years with gilt- t<. M. TRAVIS, AttLrney-at-law. Of­ 20th day of August, 1908.
Elgin, Or.. April 21.—There are
school funds In the bank he became ,
FJie and a hard try will be made
He names as witnesses;
Henry
edged security. Good proposition
23 sawmills located near Elgin, but
a debtor of the bank and nyt a
fice over Eugene Ixian & Savings Theftiu-, of Mohawk, Oregon; I.Ink
“,'1.Tear (ir first. Many unpreju-
for any one wishing to place a
soon after the money flurry last year
bailee; that the bank was the cred­
Bank, Eugepe, Oregon.
outst.i rs were of the opinion
Yarnell, of Mohawk. Oregon; Jesse
loan. Address C. L., care Gaurd.
the greater number of them shut
itor of Mr. Steel and not a bailor.
Eugene, Oregon; John
' Lane county display
down.
Last
week
several
resumed
WO
o T j COCK At P<)TTER, Attori»e%- Seavey, of ~
In
order
to
make
this
contention
WANTED
—
From
2.000
to
3,000
Seavey,
of Eugene, Oregon.
«Id ha\ been given first, but a
t
operations, and inside of two weeks
at-law.
A.
C.
Woodcock
and
E.
O.
stand
Mr.
McCamant
also
undertook
Jos.
S.
Luckey
was
yesterday
af
­
acres
cleared
pr
partly
clear«»d
! *W profe.-- r fpm somewhere in
Any and all persons claiming ad-
1 4 more t will be running. Most of
Potter. Office one block south of versely the above-descrlbed lamia are
land, rich deep soil, adapted to
Mhlngton ne it to Benton with- ternoon appointed administrator of i to show that by the decisions of the the mills are small ones, employing
Chrisman
block,
Eugene,
Oregon.
supreme
court
of
Oregon
the
state
the
estate
of
his
wife,
Mrs.
Lizzie
fruit,
trucking
and
live
stock;
lo
­
si’ine ' (e's more than a curso-
requested to file their claims In this
from ten to
I fifteen men, but the re­
i Xlance.'
Luckey, who died at her home in treasurer is authorized to deposit sumption gives
cation desired on river and creek. LEON R EDMUNSON, Attorney-at- office on or before the said 20th day
i
about 200 men work,
Both thaee
Mr. Warren thinks that by begin- this city March 23. Mr. Luckey is the funds in a bank.
IJring
ua
a
description
and
outlln«-
and as .-fll I the mills are tributary to
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan of August, 1908.
i»« earlv
of land in tracts of 80 acres and
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
year he will be able the only heir at law. She left no will points of law have a portentious bear­ Elgin this i means a great deal to the
and Savings Bank.
* wt up an xhibit that cannot be as far as can be a ■ertalned. The ing on the case of the defense, and
up.
Register.
merchants here.
the
decision
of
Judge
Burnett
is
*><'hed by
value
of-
the
pro|>erty
owned
by
her
Pacific Land Company,
J other county. The
WALTON * NESS, Attorneys-at-law.
i
Xotice
fi«i
Piiblicntion.
«waited
with
considerable
Interest.
* of the
P. O. Box 247, Room 7, over Cham­
<>dticts on display at is estimated at 120,000. and consists
J. J. Walton and S. P. Nes«. Will
* Lane r ntv fair, which will be largely of Eugene real estate and
Practically no evidence was heard
United States Land Office,
ber« and Brl«tow bank.
tf
practice In ail the courts in the
b.v
the
jury
today.
Mr.
Steel
was
‘H her» r
Roseburg, Or., April 1, 1908.
week before the state Lane county timber land Ell Bangs,
state.
Office,
room
3,
Walton
Why
Carriage
hire
counts
up.
iria held
Notice Is hereby given that in eom-
MIM HI.I. a XEOI s
i be taken to the iat- Luke L. Goodrich and W. H. Hoff­ called by Judge Pipes, who conclud-: not own your own vehicle? It will
Block,
Eugene,
Oregon.
pllaric" with the provisions of the
man were appointed appraisers of ed the examination of the witnesses, soon pay for itself and give you
mt Mr Steel being absent fr in the
the estate.
DRESSMAKING Misses Sullivan * WILLIAMS & BEAN, attorneys-at- act of congress of June 3, 1878, enti­
pleasur*-
and
satisfaction
all
courtroom, Ben Olcott, expert ac­
Miller, 568 Washington street.
law. J. W. Williams, L. ~
E. Bean tled ' An act for the sale qf timber
X
countant and custodian of the books) time. We have a line of new ones
Phone
Red
5106.
«21
Practice
in
all
courts
of
the
stati lands in the States of California. Ore­
♦♦♦♦ ♦
of the bank, was placed on the stand. . that leaves little to be desired, Ev-
gon. Nevada and Washington, territo­
and
before
the
U.
S.
Land
Office
He was released and Mr. Steel ap- ery one stylish and worthy. If you ACCORDION PLEATING Done by
♦
ry. " as extended to all the public land
Offices
12,
13,
14
and
15
McCluni
knew
how
little
we
ask'-d
for a
I»I ED.
peared in court. When the treasurer
♦
Mrs. Bert Vino«*nt at 627 Hilyard
states by act of August 4, 1892, John
Building.
was aske<f to testify that he had de- really good buggy, road wagon, sur­
street, near East Ninth, on reason­
W. Cherry, of Eugene, county of
♦
(Continued
from
Page
1.)
♦♦♦♦ ♦
i imsited funds in the defunct bank rey. runabout, or spring wagon, you
able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf 1. N. HARBAUGH.
Special atten- Lane, state of Oregon, did on Decem­
+♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦+♦
become a vehicle owner
point of view? has always been how to 'the defense objected, the jury was I would
tlon given to divorce and settle- ber «. 1907, file In this office his
At
tt ’
Let’s get together and talk ft over. IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop­
U ‘ash.. April 18, 1908. secure concerted action among men excused and the argument of Mr. |
ment »f estates. Agent for f'ontl- sworn statement No. 9428 for the
Lottip Mei I X>u gall, daughter of
Yours for buslm »«.
McCamant
was
begun,
which
lasted
,
erty tell the Oregon Land Compa­
nental Insurance Company. Room purchase of the fractional NE14 of
on a gr.at scale without sacrificing
E Mh.
Griffin
Hardware
Co.
throughout
the
morning
session
and
1
'1. of Eugene, of tu- local independence. Equally true is
ny about it and they will do the
6. First National Bank Building, NW % of Section No. 4. in Township
Mlosf,
(J4twl
had been III a long it that we must deal with the pres­ well into the afternoon.
No. 19 south, rang1' No. 5 west, W.
rest
412 Willamette street, Eu­
Eugene, Oregon.
8». and I
been in a sanitarium ent aspects of that problem as they
gene. Or.
tf
M , and will offer proof to show that
Roy
Booth
Is
on
a
trip
through
» h
JESSE
G.
WELLS,
Lawyer,
No.
2«
he past few months. affect our people and with all of our ♦
the land sought Is more valuable for
*a«
the
South
and
East,
He
will
take
In
DON'T
fall
to
see
Chexem
If
you
West
Eighth
street,
Eugene,
Or.
♦
-5 years and was a perplexing problems of self-govern­ ♦
its timber or stone than for agricul­
tit n*
want bargains In real estate. We
opposite postoffice. Gives special tural purposes, and to establish bis
M 1 HUI El
♦ »tie fleet celebration at San Fran-
She visited in Ett­ ment and business, of Individual and ♦
ciaco
first,
and
then
start
oh
his
trip
buy
and
sell
farm
and
city
prop
­
attention to the examination of ab­ claim to said land before W. W. Cal­
♦
er and has a nufnber national well-being, with an open- ♦
erty. improved and unimproved.
stracts, drafting wills, settling es­ kins. U. S. Commissioner, af hla of-
who are pained to minded appreciation of their •diffi­ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ through the Southern ata es, coming
*•’ of
home
by
way
of
the
north
■m
route.
Timber
and
mining
stock.
H.
Che.
tates, conveyances and collections. 1 flee In Eugene. Oregon, on Tuesday,
■ »th.
Her father is culties. with a firm resolve that their
At the Congregational church this
rem. Room 11. Walton Bldg, tf
Also to all pension matters. Phon« the 4th day of August, 1908.
Eugene General boa- solution shall be reached under con­ afternoon at 4 o'clock Dr S. A. Head
i*i.
Red 117«.
He names a1 wltn«'sses: John Mc­
stitutional restraints, through the and Miss Ethyln Barbour. Rev. W. B.
INTERNATIONAL
correspon ­
Culloch, of Crow, Oregon; Charles
factors of impartial Justice and Amer­ Pinkerton officiating
The w<ddlng
dence SCHOOLS- “The Busy
ARCHITECT
Hadley, of Eugene, Oregon; H. Clay
ican common seftse
was attended by a large number of
Man s University.” Gives a thor­
Owen, of Eugene, Oregon; Thomas
has traded his timber
friends of the young cottple, woo are
ough
training
at
yonr
own
home
FREE
THOMAB
—
Architect.
8aetch-
Mahar, of Eugene, Oregon.
" olf Creek country
*
For Infant« tmd Ch..aren.
i can de;*nd very popular in Eugene. They leave
In nearly all the trades and profes­
es and plans drawn, blue prints
Any an1 all persogs claiming ad­
'h* city to T. G Hen-
ugh Remedy, on this evening's train for the north
sions.
Text
books
and
instruments
and
specifications.
Genera)
super
­
versely th«' above-described lands are
The
Kind
Yoi'
>
i
, ■ Oaek . at Qf the First Na-
on a honeymoon tour.
pure
Cwt
it
(when
required)
furnished
free.
vision
over
buildings
In
course
of
* Eugene, for 14 city
requested to Yile their claims In thia
Uwr. --.and MMai. street«,. tor .all lung jro“ble. eoughs cold
Full Information and circulars at
construction. If thinking of build- office on or b«<fore the said 4th day
Bears the
___ ____________ For
Make your hens lay by feeding Se-
Thirteenth'"and* We «7’ hoarseness_and
the local enrollment office, 45 W.
Ing, largtt or small, see me Terms ' of August. 1908.
bv"HunV Ked Croaa Drug 8tor« and curlty Poultry Powder
Sgzxatur« of C.
Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep-
reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman I
BENJAMIN I*. EDDY.
'** ®»rket He will place them first-class dealers everywhere.
Chambers Hardware Co.
|
ressn'stive.
block.
soon.
Register.
Special
>R SAI.E Ten Poland China ’ » 1 Al »
Ph.'tie Farmers 2x6.
Ail This Week
Ladies Shoes, small sizes and
narrow widths, values to $6.00 $1.00
Thè Entire Wells Shoe Stock
Must Be Closed Out
■The Room will be occupied
by other parties with a
different line of goods
MCELROY’S NEW
BKEEUING STABLES
If you hold one of the following numbers
return it and get a pair of shoes 1 REE
7534
7665
6097
6807
More FREE SHOES Next Saturday
Sales numbers given with every pair sold
The Wells Shoe Store
LIQUOR MEN
WIN IN ELECTIONS
Geo. C. Stanley in charge
DeWlTT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER PILLS FOR.
BACKACHE
WARREN WILL
ARRANGE ANOTHER
STATE FAIR EXHIBIT
EO BEAN BUYS INTEREST
A WEEK'S TRIAL 25c
BANKERS’ ATTORNEY
OUTLINES DEFENSE
2_
MRS. LUCKEY'S ESTATE
VALUED AT $20,000
CORTELYOU'S SPEECH
CASTOR IA
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