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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 10OA
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five times as much per acre in taxes
I ences to the record that t
as the small land owner does.
An
of the < ase, so far as the ri
acre of wild land is assessed at iust
trial judge with reference
the same amount as an adjoining
ance on the part of the si
Are impure matters which tbe skin, liver,
acre of highly improved land. The
defense is concerned, is I
kidneys and other organs cannot take car»
result is that it becomes unprofita­
a misstateernnt by the cc
of without help.
ble to hold these large tracts of land
record in the case as to ths
from settlers, who would build homes
ot evidence and
Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup­
and improve the land, and take their
charged the jury.
tions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling,
places in the great army of home­
The government
bilious turns, tits ot indigestion, dull Head­
builders that is making this state
I tends that t ' e effec t
the garden spot of the earth.
tlon of the statute announced by the aches and many other troubles are due to
Need Water Ix-gislation
Chicago. Aug. 21.—The govern­ court of appeals is to nullify the In­ them. They are removed by
The
Western Oregon
boosting
John H. Lewis, state engineer,
ment’s petition for a re-hearing by terstate commerce art so far as ship­
•
¡campaign got a big lift at tbe Com- I discussing "Need of Legislation
pers are concerned; to make its en­
the United States court of appeals
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has um .
forcement impossible, and to plunge
I mercial Cluu reception tendered the Oregon upon the Subject of Waters"
In
usual
liquid
form
or
in
chocolated
of the case against the Standard Oil the country again into the deplorable
¡said this need is more fully realized
in use for over 30 years, has borne the
visitors
last
night,
and
they
were
all
| by prospective investors in works for
Company, of Indiana, was filed to­ 1 condition of railroad discriminations tab lets known as 8arsatabS. iUO doses (J
and has been made under his nJ*
impressed with th»* progressive spirit ■ utilization of water than by the pres­
day, and represents, it is authorita­ ' and favoritism which existed prior to
sonal supervision ain. e tts infa^*
and hospitality tor new ideas for ent water users cr those Interested in
| its passage.
tively stated, the administration's at­
Allow no one to deceive vou in th?’
contends
that ion to the effect that a fine is exces­ which Eugene is becoming famous. the state's development.
He said if
The government
tempt to save the Elkins act and the the court of appeals Iras no right to sive when it exceeds in amount the There were over a hundred business the unappropriated waters belong to |
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “” are bin
upon the ability of the defendant to pay is an men and members of the club present the state, there should be means pro- i
Interstate commerce law from be- place this
construction
Experiments that trifle with and e’’ !^u(o,r tl. health of
statute In the face of the fact that innovation in criminal law and if and President C. S. Willimas presid­ vlded for determining the amount
coming futile.
Infants and Children—Ex per? &nce against 1 tperimeJT
The filing of the petition wan the very question involved in this generally applied would prevent the ed with great tact and appreciation of that may be used for the benefit of!
He in­ an investor.
marked by the appearance of Attor­ l case has been expressly left open by practical enforcement of moBt crim­ the merits of the occasion.
Where diversion is in-1
troduced Colonel E. Hofer, president expensive, little attention is paid to i
ney-General Bonaparte In the case as 1 the Supreme court In the Armour inal statutes;
well as of Frank B. Kellogg, who Is Parking Company case, recently de-
“That in short the opinion as it of the Willamette Valley Develop- the legal right of diversion, but very)
The precise stands erroneously states material I ment I.eague, who stated that he was few of this kind remain undeveloped.
special assistant to the attorney-gen­ : elded by that court.
eral. The petition is also signed by i question involved in this case was portions of the record; does injustice out as chaperone for a party of pub­ Until we provide by legislation for
Castoria la a harraleM Hubstitiit« for Cantor Oft,
Edwin W. Sims. United States dis­ stated by the Suorerne court in that to the trial judge; leaves doubtful In lic-spirited men who were giving up ¡an abstract system and police protec­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is f’>«*aaunt.
trict attorney at Chicago, and Special case. It was not decided by the su- a new trial the rule of law to be ap­ two weeks of their time for the pro­ tion for vested rights in water, cap-'
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NarcotU
■
--
- knowledge on motion of Western Oregon Interests ital will hesitate to invest in expen­
Assistant James H. Wilkerson, both preme court, however, because It was plied. both an to
the
of whom presented the government’s involved, but was left open.
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Wnrm«
the part of the shipper, and as to the along the larger lines of work which sive undertakings.
side in the original hearing before
Deleft»»»» Named
and allavs Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea «nd WiM
The government Insists that before number of offenses; appears to be his organization had taken up. This
Included boosting for a great state
Judge Landis, who administered the laying down thiB harsh rule and prac­
At the close of the meeting the
in conflict with the language of the highway policy, the free locks and ca­
Colic, it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
famous fine of »29.240,000 against tically nullifying the law, the court
supreme court, and with the previous nal at Oregon City, a deep sea harbor chairman asked for volunteers to join
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regnhrtea th«
the defendants.
the delegation to Coos Bay. None re­
of appeals should certify in accord­ language of the presiding Judge of
on the west coast, and cutting up of sponded, so he appointed J H. Har-
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sites.
Nyno|s>is of Petition
ance with the statute this question to this court,
and
with
the great
large land holdingh into small homes tog, G. W. Griffin, Allan Eaton, and
The government presents Its peti­ the supreme court for Its decision;
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Frtw L.
weight
of
legal
authority;
and,
If
and fruit tracts to fill up the Wil­ Chas. H. Fisher.
tion In accordance with the rule of i that no court short of the supreme
permitted to remain unmodified, will
lamette
valley
with
people
at
a
fast
­
the court.
Resolutions.
court should undertake practically to tend to encourage disobedience to
The Indictment In the case was for wipe out the interstate commerce act
er rate than was ever before attempt­
The following resolutions were pre­
GENUINE
law, to. impede the enforcement of
of
Feb-i
ed.
a violation of the Elkins Act
sented and adopted:
from the statutes.
salutary statutes and largely to de­
ruary 19th, 1903, making It a crime
Complimented Eugene
“Resolved, by the Commercial
of
It appears from the record in the feat their purpose.
Colonel Hofer handed the Eugene Club and citizens of Eugene that we
to accept a concession whereby any
“For the reasons stated we re­
circuit
court
of
appeals
that
the
net
property is transported in Interstate
boosters a great many compliments are heartily in sympathy with the
spectfully request that a reargument
on their enterprise, saying that this state good roads movement, as out­
oomrnerce at less than the published prlfit of the business of the Standard of this case be granted.”
Oil
Company
of
Indiana,
the
corpora
­
city was the example other Oregon lined by Judge John H. Scott in his
and filed rate.
towns were seeking to imitate.
Of address.
It was proved at the trial that the tion that Judge Landis fined, for the
We pledge our support in
years
during
which
the
violations
of
course he was enthusiastically cheer­ the campaign of education that has
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
the
law
for
which
it
was
convicted
ed. Colonel Hofer's remarks were of begiyi to secure co-operation by the
transported to East St. Louis, Illi­
■ an introductory character, outlining state and counties 'n ’he construc­
nois, and St. I^ouls, Missouri, 1492 were committed, and Including the
year
In
which
It
was
indicted,
carloads of oil.
nt COCO lUTn Ll I OTfl n V‘’
mission of the party, and he was tion of permanent highways as a
lAodtu II1IU nidi UK I followed by ex-County Judge Scott, general policy for the state of Ore­
In all dealings between shipper and amounted to »33,583,208.80.
On this point the petition states:
»of Salem, who talked on goodroad gon.
distinct transaction, and handled as a
“We respectfully call the attention
building, Judge Scott, having been
dstlnct transaction, and handled as a
Resolved. That we favor a more
of the court to the statement of the
The upper Willamette valley base­ chosen at the recent state convention just and equitable system of water
distinct piece of business.
The published and filed rates of ¡Standard Oil Company of Indiana on ball league is a thing of the past, the in Portland to head the movement laws to make water rights serure. to
♦ 91« business were eighteen cents per file in this case, referred to by the teams having
agreed
to disband. for better roads in Oregon for the encourage investments in irrigation
in his address he advo­ projects, and the development of ag­
'red pounds to East St Louis ¡court In Its opinion and treated as Halsey could not come to Eugene to­ next year,
break followed. cated building a state road from the ricultural resources of this state.
.teen ane one-half cents to I proper for consideration In determln- morrow, and the
I.
The Standard Oil Com- | ing whether or not the penalty was Springfield finished in first place, north line of Oregon to the south
Vote "t Thanks.
Coburg second,
Eugene third and line with convict labor, establishing
tally settled on the basis of excessive.
On motion of Mr. Svar.verud a vote i
quarries along the route. He^assert- of thanks was tendered the visitors
,to East St. Louis and seven “ That statement shows, with ref­ Halsey fourth
erence to the assets and liabilities
ed that such a road will bring thous­ for their interest in the advancement
<f cents to St. l-ouis.
and profits of the Standard Oil Com­
ands of automobile tourists through of Oregon.
facts are admitted,
REPLIES
TO
TAFT
the country and distribute millions
andard Oil Company intcr- pany of Indiana, tbe following:
During the evening the streets
HRYAN'S
LATE
SPEECH
of dollars in the state annually. He were illuminated with colored elec-
I
Profits
Liabilities
Gross Assets
touched upon the need of good roads trie lights.
. . . »15.154.4OS I 6 15,004 S3 1.05 34.1t». ; ÍÓ > i
Hot Sprlngs, Va., Aug. 21.—“The and discussed practical methods. He
A«k for and try once BLUE BELL Cough Syrup. Pile Remedy. Man's Pain Lininmtw
2.7S5.695 .09
4.981,571..04
. .. 16,077,019.24
BLUE BELL? Stomach Tableta, D'arrhoea, Croup, Nerve, Cough, Hay Paver and Catarrh, Blood,
1900
people have ruled through the Re- stated that later in the fall a great
Boosters lla<l Trout Breakfast
. . t
.
General Tome, Bright Sunshine, Heai-t, Worm, Kidney, Headache, Summer Complaint. Soothsf
1901
. . . 16,435,213 .71
2
3.117 01
good roads canvention would be held j
A very pleasant incident of the Tablets for Children, Liver, Female Regulator or Qtunsv Tablets.
3.306,520 64
7,515,906 60 publican party.”
. . . 19,794,673.94
1902
in Eugene*
boosters' visit to Eugene was a fine
This
is
Taft
’
s
answer
to
Bryan's
4,535,20«
12
8,753,410.28
.
.
.
2
1,277,61
9.70
1903
West on latn<l Grants
trout breakfast given at the Smeede
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
7,792,039.24 challenge. “Shall the people rule?”
3,05 2.4 8
. . . 20,087, 700.64
1904
Oswald West, of the Oregon state Hotel by Colonel Hofer to the offi­
and
the
answer
was
made
in
an
ad*
6.52
1,676
5
3
2,435,957.62
.
.
.
20.743,361.97
1905
railroad commission, followed Judge cers of the Commercial Club, the re­
SKIDOO
CATTLE TABLETS
3,179,162.76 10,516,082.75 drena of the Republican presidential Scott and discussed land grants in
. .. 27.502,089.86
1906
ception committee and the news­
candidate made today before a gath­
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
part
as
follow»:
paper men of Eugene. The trout were
____ ____
posed
thfi ______
claim ___
in ________
defense _____
that tho|
That punishment, therefore, is no ering of several thousand Virginia
About one-eifthth of the landed caught by Marshall Simpson, an uncle
Elkins ai t was unconstitutional, that! more severe than that is inflicted up- Republican« who came to the moun­
MAKBB YOUB STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PRICE
state has been given to of Sam Simpson, the poet laureate of
area
of
this
I
the tariffs had not been posted in on a letter carrier who steals a letter tains to see and hear him, and to
corporation» to aid in the construc­ Oregon, who wrote the immortal po­ Contain no Sawdust. Ashes. Chop Feed or Bran. Aik for and try once—SKIOOO Coaditaa
two public places at the stations and ' and Is sent to the penitentiary for celebrate Virginia day
To make this
The em. “Beautiful Willamette,” and Tablets, Wons, Kidney. Chicken Cholera, Bliater, Heave, Fever, Hoi Cholera tablets Loose Powd«,
tion of rail and wagon roads.
interposed many technical defenses I three years, thereby depriving hint of point perfectly clear Taft referred to grants were as follows:
Spavin Cure. Barb Wire Liniment, Pink Eye Distemper. Colic or Bone Stiffener Tablets
Oregon &
On but a single point Involved in I his earning capacity for that time. It McKinley's lirsr election as "one of California and Oregon Central rail­ there was one trout for each guest.
the trial up to the return of the ver­ Is not nearly so severe as the mlni- the most intelligent and effective ex- road. 4,500,1160 acres; Oregon Cen­ They were dished up in the finest
dict of guilty are the rulings of the 1 mum penalty ot five years Imposed on pressions of popular will ever manl- tral Military Road Company, 800,000 style of culinary art for which the
trial judge criticised by the court of ill banker who misapplies tile funds tested in the' world, and the malnte- acres; Corvallis & Yaquina Bay Wag­ Snieede is famous.
The party was afterward taken for
nance of tbe gold standard and pro­
appeals. In all other particulars his of his bank.
The government ci sima that on tectlve tariff by his administration on Road Company, 90,000; William- an auto ride to see the sights of the
rulings are sustained.
ette
Valley
and
Cascade
Mountain
University city.
The point on which the trial judge account of the sire of the fine alone, was tbe correct Interpretation of the Wagon
road
Company.
850.000
C
is reversed by the court of appeals there Is no necessity tor a retrial of people's will.
acres;
Coos
Bay
Wagon
Road
Com
­
"This was shown to be so." he con­ pany. 115,000'acres; The Dalles Mil­
relates to his rulings on evidence and | the case; that the circuit court of ap­
name
the fine tinued, "by the wen greater majority
his charge to the jury with reference i peals may, Itaelf.
itary Road Company, 685,000 acres
to Ignorance on the part of the Stand­ which should be imposted and calls In 1904 when Roosevelt was elected Total, 7,000,000 acres.
upon
the
court
to
do
so
In
case
It
ad
­
and we may submit to the country
ard Oil Company of the lawful rate
These figures are based upon the
heres to the view that Judge I.an<llH whether his administration has not
X
as a defense.
mileage of the several roads, but are
abused
his
dicretion
in
imposing
so
n
expresaed the will of the people.”
The court of appeals In its opinion
not
exact,
as
some
of
the
lands
were
“It Is true,”
said
Judge Taft, lost to the companies on account of
has not correctly stated how the large a fine.
Case Summed l'p
“that additional legislation is needed overlaps, adverse decisions, etc.
judge ruled on this subject
New York. Aug. 22.—John
The
petition
concludes:
to perfect the machinery for enforc­
It Is said in the opinion that he re­
F. McIntyre, counsed for Pe­
These grants have a total area of
sub-
"it
is
therefore
respectfully
ing the principles laid down by Mr. 11,0.00 skuare miles, and would
fused to admit evidence to the ef­
ter C. Hains, who shot Annis,
Roosevelt and declared In the rem­ make a tract of land 100 miles square
fect that the Standard Oil Company I Ill It ted:
today stated that the defense
rt
Is
“
That
the
opinion
of
this
cou
edial statutes already passed.
did not know what the lawful rate I
would be based upon the con­
which woultf be as large or larger
"The present congress,” he added, than any
was. The fact is. and the record so based upon a misconception ot the
fession of Mrs. Hains, alleged
of
the
New
England
record
with
reference
to
the
rulings
«
"has re-enacted the employers' liabil­ states, or larger than Maryland and
shows, that all evidence lending to
to have been made to her hus­
show ignorance on the part of the of the trial Judge as to the admission ity act, has strengthened the safety Delaware combined.
band. The document it is
It is equal to
of
evidence
tending
to
show
want
of
appliance» act; has passed the gov­
Standard Oil Company was admitted
affected Hain's
claimed so
knowledge, and with reference to hiH ernment employes compensation act; the combined area of Clatsop. Co­
for tto»» consideration of the jury.
mind that he was not respon-
lumbia,
Tillamook.
Washington,
construction
of
the
statute
on
that
has directed investigations into mine Multnomah. Yamhill, Polk, Marion.
This evidence wta largely that of
sible for his subsequent ac-
4
a
model Linn, Benton and Lincoln counties,
the traffic manager of the Standard subject, and the theory on which the districts and has passed
tions.
case
wsis
tried;
that
the
evidence
of
ehlld labor bill. It has not amended or In other words as large as all that
Oil Company, Bogardus, who swore
t oa conversation
with Hollands, : Bogardes which it is claimed showed the Interstate commerce law so as to part of Western Oregon lying north
prevent over Issue of stocks and
the rate clerk of the Alton, in which '
of l.ane county and west to the sum­
bonds on interstate railroads and it mit of the Cascade mountains.
he said Hollands told him that the;
has not amended the anti-trust law
late had been filed
Perhaps one-half of the acreage
as suggested by Mr. Roosevelt.”
The government met this testimony,
Included in these grants has been
( ROWD AT
Great care, he said, would be re­ sold, but the' balance Is still intact.
by a great array of circumstances!
quired in the enactment of additional The owners have never encouraged
which tended to disprove It and the
DesMoines, la., Ang. 22.—Compar-
leglslarlon.and the fact that the Dem­ immigration with a view of placing
Jury found in favor of the govern­
ing the attitude of the two dominant
ocratic
party
has
had
but
little
re
­
ment.
settlers upon these lands, but on the parties on the tariff question, Wil­
cent ex|H»rience tn the responsibili­
The trial judge ruled that ignor­
contrary have withheld
the lands liam J. Bryan, the Democratic candi­
ties of power and Imt little training
ance on the part of a shipper of what
from sale and not only shitted the date for the presidency, at the ball
in actual legislation makes the par­
the lawful rate was could be Inter­
burden of development of the coun­
ty and Its distinguished leader uter- try on to the shoulders of the small park in this city last night, before a
posed as a defense, but that it would
vast audience, fired the first gun of
ly oblivious of the necessity for care
not constitute a defense If it appear­
settlers but have for years systemati­ the campaign.
He attacked the Re­
and caution in the enactment of stat­
ed that the Ignorance was the result
cally dodged the payment of their publican tariff revision and asked if
utes which are to accomplish changes
of neglect on the part of the shipper
share of taxes.
the Democratic party was not justi­
In our social and business relations
or of wilful failure on the part of the
The largest of these grants Is the fied when ft included In its platform
Mr. Taft reviewed the record of
shipper to resort to the sources of
Oregon & California Railroad grant,, the declaration that "the pestpie can­
the Democratic party front the time
Information which were available
which parallels the 3. P main line not safely Intrust the execution of
of the last Democratic administra­
The government contends that this
and extends from Portland to the Cal­ this important work to a party which
tion
in
1903.
is the correct construction of the
ifornia line. This grant is control­
During this administration." he led by Harriman interests; let us Is so deeply obligated to the highly
statute on this subject.
CHAULES
J.
BONAPARTE.
protected Interests as the Republican
said.
"It
repealed
the
McKinley
tar
­
The court of appeals lays down
see what they have done in the way party.”
iff bill passed In 1890 and enacted of dodging taxes.
the rule that It Is necessary for the
Attorney-General of the United the Gorman-Wilson tariff bill of
government to show beyond a reason­
The O & C. R. Co. postponed the
States who appeared In court on be- 1893. With the prospect of a Demo-
able doubt as a part of Its case that
P!LE&:
PILI»!
half of the petition for rehearing of I cratic tariff for revenue and under procuring of patents in order to es­
the shipper actually knew what the
cape taxation, and during the 25
the Standard Oil case.
the
operation
of
the
Gorman-Wilson
lawful published and filed rate was.
years following the date of the grant
Williams Indian
Pile Utntment
The government contends that this want ot knowleCge was admitted, bill subsesuently passed, a period of but a few acres had been listed for
Is an Impossible rule; that It is con­ that It was overcome, however, by industrial depression set In which taxation, During this time the com­ will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
It absorbs the tumors, allays
trary to the purpose of the Elkins ' the facts and circumstances of the continued during the next presiden­ pany did mit pay taxes to exceed piles.
act; lhat It Is contrary '<» the general case, and that the evidence as an en­ tial campaign of 1896.
»75.000.
Since 1891 the assessors Itching at once, acts as a poultice
"As soon as the Republican party I have been gradually getting these
rule applicable In criminal cases; tirety was sufficient to show actual
gives Instant relief.
Williams' In
that put Into effi ct It would make of Knowledge, or what in law was equiv­ came into power in 1897,” he said. It lands on their tap roll, and now prac­
repealed the Gormar) Wilson tariff! tically all of the mare listed. The as­ dlan Pile Ointment Is prepared for
the interstat»» commerce act a mere alent .
legislation, a
will o' the wisp of
"That the Interpretation of the bill and enacted tbe present Dingley | sessed valuation placed on them in piles and Itching of the private parts
destitute
of ' statute by this court. Imposing no du­ tariff bill and with the assurance of ; past year» was very low ad the to­ Sold by Linn Drug Co., by men She
phantom
statute,
strength or substance."
»1 00
Williams
ty on the shipper and permitting a an honest monetary standard confi­ tal amount of taxes paid
on this and
The government contends that In defense of Ignorance to
be made dence w as restored and a period of I great land grant down to and includ­ props., Cleveland. O.
and prosperity ing 1907 does not exceed »1.000.000
the petition the court of appeals has without regard to the negligence of | business expansion
misstated not only the record as to the shipper, is contrary to the lan­ followed to an extent never before | In other words, the total taxes paid
G. W. Taylor has returned
what
wan admitted, but has guage of the statute ahd to its pur­ known In ths history r*f the world ” ' by the railroad company during the Portland
His mother. Mrs. A
Preceding
Taft
Congressman I past 40 years only amounts to about •on. was recently assaulted in her
also misstated the construction which pose, ad seriously Impairs the effi­
tllevnp said in answer to the same 40 cents an acre.
the trial judge -'iced
placed upon the stat
stat­ ciency of the act
home by a drunken brute and tern-
ute. and that for this reason there
' That the ruling stated In the question that tn Virginia, under the
bly beaten
She is recovering slow­
Mr. Wewt*a Rrmcvly
should be a thorough re-argument opinion as th«» basis for determining existing laws, sixty |u»r cent of the;
The way to break up these large ly. Mr Taylor also has the- contract a
upon the only proposition as to which 1 the number of offenses Involves an white and ninety per cent of the col­ holdings is by taxation
The consti­ for digging th» wells at Dallas for
the ruling of the trial judge up to erroneous construction of the statute ored population were disfranchised tution should be amended so as to the Willamette Valley Company. The
I
from
voting,
having
no
voice
in
the
the verdict of _ guilty, is reversed
and fails to take Into consideration
permit the levying of a graduated wells will be five hundred feet dee
nt contends that an that the thing which Is prohibited 1 government of the state and nation. land tax on unimproved values, as and will not be completed until s
The government
referring to Bryan. they do In New
examination of the record will show by the act Is the transportation of Î and inquired,
I.
In \ « time in the autumn.
I "Can he call this the rule of the i»eo-
that the court did not rule out the property at the unlawful rate;
r. large and
CT
Zealand every lai
I
Pl«?"
testimony tending to show want of
land tax ot
"That the criticism of the trial
small, pays an o
The grandmothers of the old Purer
Taft was snrroundM b» : ho i-.«ids about four mill*
knowledge, but that on th«» contra­ judge tor abuse of discretion
unimproved Dunkard families in Westen
ry all proper evidence tending to upon a wrong assumption ot what ! of people during his address, which values, but hold It
»
value of sylvania have made and used
show that the defendant was Igno­ the trial judge actually did. and as­ I was delivered at the ball park
which amounts to »25.000. are taxed ory Bark Cough Remedy’
rant of the facts with reference to sumes that he attempted to try and
one-fourth of a
mill, and this Is
■en kept at gradually increased until It reaches their families on It for
the legal rate was admitted for the punish th»* Standard Dll Company of
Now you can but
» time and 12 mills, the rate on an estimated years.
consideration of the jury, and that New Jersey, when In fact, as appears
dealers.
As for It ant
ar Cottage value of »1.000.00,» and over
was
there was ample evidence to show front the record, the entire p■ >■> d
Non­ cause It's pure; becaust
w
as
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