Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 01, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text.w..aht ;iVV'nv a land I BTfl THE El'GKNE DAILY CVAKU, Tiraur, -e - -' "III IfarlHi sttl'll'l" Grand January Clearance Sale Every Article In The Store Reduced Except a few contract goods, the prices of which are made by rhe manufacturer This Sale Begins Tomorrow and Continues Until Further Notice Watch the Evening Paper for Special The Eugene's ' Largest and Best Stora I'KIWONALS Molvln Miss, of Acme, Is In Eu gene on business. Miss Carrie Martin returned lo larrlsburg today. Mrs. O. A. I'alne went to Portland today on a short visit. if l, Itann, of J unci Ion City, was In Kiigoiia yesterday. A. Welcn and J. O. Btorey returned to Portland last evening. ' K. J, Hard arrived down from: Cottage drove III In nihin. : Joseph Nurro has left for Carroll,, Iowa, on a business trip. ' I Claude Spencer went lo Wemlllng tills afternoon on biiKlness. Mrs. Fannie Harder rulnmed this: noon from a vIhIi tit ItosclHirg. Mrs. T. A. (Illbert roliirni'd last night from a visit to Portland, (leo. J. Post and wife, of Yoncnl- lu. are In the rlty for a few days. Mri. C T f'ljtrlr i-tOiir-ucil h.iniii lai nletii fr,,.i. u viyii ui k..,,l,.m An hie Kuowles. of Mupleton, Is mK"1 1 nrciiunion, unio, nun visiting In the city for a lew riajrs. ; wl" ri""'1" '"'"'' SnB 18 '"'- Mir.s ' Ida llendershntl reiuined '"I1W "' J""" " "'"'"K. manager of this sfleruoon from a visit In Siilom. 1 'l,u K"K"ne Commercial Club. They A. (J. Nlelson and J. P. Jensen. ofn"v" leaned tho Minnie Washbiirnu Junrtliin, were In Eugene yesterday.! Professor J. M. Wldmer, of Heat Me, Is visiting his folks near Eu gene. Ilmce Kurdy and wife, of Piirmn, Idaho, are registered at (ho Hotel Urosn, Potter Palmer, Jr., and W. A. Humnur weal to Portland today on business. ' C. Cole and wife, of Marrola. were In Kugene over night, returning liomu this afternoon. j Cllen HtNirliv a f.ipmni. Hnnn printer, Is hero from Everett, Wash,, I visiting friends. Miss Minnie Chambers went to Col- J lags Urovo this afternoon to visit friends a few days. Kudolph llriind, of Flnronre, left I last nlsht for Pendleton, whero hoi will attend school. Jack Jensen, of Portland, after a rlslt with his folks on Fern llldge, returned hiinm tidav 1 C. U Wllllnms left this afternoon for WlldwoiHl to look after his log ging contracts there. County Surveyor C. M. Collier and three sons have gone to llliu k lluttu to do some surveying. K. 1.. Campbell returned last night from Portland, where he transacted business for several days. Miss Eleanor Msck arrived down from Drain on the noon train today to visit friends a few days. Mrs. 8. B. Flnnegan arrived tiome this afternoon from a week's visit with her folks at Corvallls. Ret. D. C. Kellems arrived home to4ay from Athena, where he h be holding a revival meeting. Irod Moullen la In Portlsnd, where he b acting as referee In the Multno-aaah-Bt, Louis game this afternoon But Stsndlah went In Albany last alght to play on the Albany football team In a game today with Indepen dence. Mlas Helena Itoblnaon returned this afternoon from Albany, where she baa been visiting her sister, Mrs. C V. Littler, V. K. Morse and wife, o fllllnols. who hare been vlsltlug Mr. Morse's Now Is The An early .(art snd a definite plan goe. far tow.rd aur. Ing suece.. t ,,e )oung man or woman starting out In lite. No need of being "stingy." neither ahould you he . "spender." The acn.lble and ea.y mens of cresting . (., ,or your future need, la to pen su account with this bank; deposit whatever you ran ra.h week ..r month. Btkk to II. and In time your auccew ,m ,,, ,Mllr(S, Begin now. with the new year. ,nJ , , n,t,.r rV)!r,, The Eugene Loan Savings Bank Etib:i.ticd j2 twpllMl end surjdua. ..... .gtiio.tMio M. A. PAINK. Mr IWAnt. W. M. HltOWX. ..,. ,.hlrr " TTfl- IITIIIIIIIH IIIMirVrnHHTT' Friendly Store 594-596 Willamette Si,. brother In Kugeu leave tonight for Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Fisher, of Hii'sHbum. left for home today after a short visit with .Mr. and .Mrs. C. II. i Fisher In this city. MlHies Ada. Pauline and Claudia Powell and brother, Noble Powell, returned to Junction today, after a ,!, H. !" ""L ,i , Obi! Sliaitiiek, John Melhase and Hay l.ooselv. O. A. C. sluileuts WM have been visiting friends In Eugene.' r rued to Corvnllls, today. j 8. II. Davidson, lifter a visit at the; home of his father, T. II. Davidson,' In Kugenp. left this afternoon for Tacnina, where he Is employed. Waller Korhfsh, manager for (Do na Dare, who will give an cut tnlnincnt here on Jiuiuiiry X mulwr ; .the auspice of tle Kugene Military; " band, Is in the rltv : Miss Wave Hireltel, who has been i visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.nl'orie. In I j Kugene, returned home t:i Albany' j today. Mrs. I.al'ortn accompanied: ' I'er. i Mrs. .Mary Ilenson arrived here last resiiieure ml mo rorner Ol l'nsi ftiev- enlh mid Patterson streets. A MOW YKAIt'H (ilFT NoniethlllK of Interest to All Mill Von lie I he Lucky One? Wo are asked by the Ellers Piano House, 24 West 7th street, to suite that the first piano purchaser on January 2d ( Thursday) will receive a New Year's 1,1ft valued at $25. A largo slock nf pianos on hand, some at very low prices. Start tho year by giv ing your family the refining and elevating Influence of music In the home. Store opeus at 8 a. m. sharp. Jl Cbbkena fur Profit Now is the time to buy en Incuba tor If you are going to raise chickens for next year. Blurt right by hav ing a I'ETAI.CMA, mid you will have no trouble hatching the eggs. We) have them In all sliea from the t6- egg to 600-egg In stock now. Also Petaluma brooders, 100 and 200 chirk site. We carry a small stock of extras for these machines. CHAM11KHS HAHDWAHK CO. See the barrel of watches In the south show window; $1 JH ateui- winding watches reduced to 11.00 until January 1st. Chambers Hard ware Co. Petaluma Incubators and brooders at CHAMtlKltB 1IAP.OWAKB CO. Buy a Petaluma Incubator from CHAMIIKHS HAHDWAHK CO. OAMToniA, Haantaa xelal in In hi kiritt tvah Time.. ,1111 l n ii i i pi Prices and Sales YourMonoy's worth or your money back I'Ol'lt COI.OIIKU AITI.K.S "'; "elected, I may decide to make some changes." "The trees nre all right, colonel. Here Is a knife to opeu an arter', and here Is a pan to catch the blood. What Hlllll, , do .,, Tolir vMHken nfter " nro .lend? It seems a pity to bury , . , , cm like so imioh horsehair. "Yo" Warned fool, this has gone far enough!" exclaimed the colonel, go- lug to the other extreme. "I'nliliid me at once or I'll have yon sent lo prison for life!" "It won't do," replied the gardener, I with n slitiko of bis bend nnd taking up : a kulfe he bud made reiuly for the pur : pose. "You are ns noxious for the four i colored apples as I inn, nnd you mustn't ! bring nil our Inborn to naught. Here ; goes for the blood." The colonel begun yelling for help, nnd fortunately the coiuiiiiinn was tit bund to respond. He entered the buru on a run and narrowly escaped being stnlibisl, nnd the crazy gardener bud lo bo knocked down with u club before ho could be secured. Ho was found to be clean daffy and whb sent to an asy lum and Is there yet. and sbotiid you ever visit the Institution ho will uockoo you nslde nnd whisper: "Do you know Hint If It hadn't been for Colonel r.lresliam we'd be having four-colored npples In market today? He had tho blood, and ho had tho side whiskers, hut be hacked out Just wbeu success, was certain." The colonel bated to part with them, hut he has hud nil those niilsktra shaved off. Ho doesn't want anything around him to attract Itinatlrs. M. QUA a Notice of Final Settlement. EBtnte of Wlllani A. Marshall, de ceased. Notice Is hereby given that N. S. Marshall, administrator of the es tate of William A. Marshall, decens. ed, has filed his account for final set tlement of tho said estate, and Mon day, the loth day of February, 190S, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day. at the county court room nt the court house in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, has been set bv the Honorable (I. It. Chrlsiiinn, county judge of said county, to hear objec tions to the same. Dated this 27th day of December. A. 1). 1907. N. S. MAUSHAl,!,. Administrator. JESSE 0. WK1.LS, Attorney for said estate. ADMlNINTRATult'H NOT1CK Estate of A. J. Hlack. deceased Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned. 1,. M. Ward, has been dulv appointed administrator of the estate of A. J. lllack, deceased, by the County Court of Lane County, Ore gon, and all persons having claims Kmsi said estate are hereby no imea ana required to present the same, uuiy verified, to the said ad mtiiistrator. at the law nffic ( l. Hllyeu. within six months from the uaie &reor. "jIWi Sst day of December, I K. WARD. U Hllyeu. Administrator Attorney. XOTICF. TO CHKDITtlllS. Notice la hereby tit-un that tt... , derslgned. It. II. Mmtcon. has been duly appointed administrator of the ; estate of Perry Mattraon, deceased by the County Court of ljne rouiitv' , Oregon. All persons havrfrK rlalnia aa-alust said estate are herein- no tified to file the same with the said administrator within six months from this dale. Dated this 19th day of U nit,r l'- H. MATTKSON. " , . Administrator. .Wllllaina Dean, Attorney, for F ' tate. j XOTICK UK KINAI UVOl NT i Notice la hereby given that the tin. .derslgned administrator of the estaie of Klilabeth II, Hleedlng. ,.vc.e.i I has filed hi. account lih the Count. 1,r" l ane t'oiintv, Oregon and ,h. Wed,,.-,,,.. , January. Ifes. 1 ,.,, , , ha been , , ,,. , (or , of Mil fniiil a(-iiint , All ., .,!vtn Z "n'...Ar n.",!',"'1 "le the "7'"" '" with the said clerk ator before the , ,,,, hr" j J W COX. I CITY NEWS The noaiofflce observed regular Sunday hours today. . Thu county offices remalued closed all day today. The hand played a few airs on Wil lamette street this afternoon. The Catholics held a watch meet ing last night In the old cburt-n bulla liig. The city Jail was full of drunks last night, but all were turned loose this morning. i James Hayes shipped a carload of hops from fcugene to ionuou, uu ada, yesterday. 'rhu tuai niimlipr nf hunters' li censes Issued during the year 1907" was 1679, against 1681 In lu. Among the carload lots of freight received at the rjugene depot ye- teruay was a cunoau ui nno for .Moon & Tlngley. In mentioning the ministers who performed marriage ceremonies In Isiiiih county during Hie year 190" Itev. J. S. llcCalluni should have been credited with 23 Instead of 22. For the first tmo In many years the Southern Pacific freight office and depot In this city remained open today. Heretofore the force has al ways enjoyed a holiday the first of January. The new $20 gold pieces have be gun to arrive in Eugene. While we have not been able to get our fingers on any of them we understand they are better looking than the new buz zard $10 pieces. The young son of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Mummey, while playing with a loaded shotgun shell yesterday, ex ploded It by hammering It with tho result that the ends of two fingers on his left hand were blown off and the hand and arm were pretty badly Injured. Dr. Drown attended the In jury. The Gardner residence on West First street, between Madison and Jeff'Tson. came near being destroyed by fir tills morning. Sparks from a defective flue started a blaze, which was discovered in tune to prevent the destruction of the house. A neighbor put the blazo out with n few buckets of water and the fire department wua not called upon. II All.ltOAD COMMISSION I'll.KS AN XI' AD ItKPOHT Fifty-flvo and one-half miles of new railroad was built In Oregon during tho year closing last night. Tho longest .piece of new track laid was 14.24 miles, built by the Malheur Valley Hallway Company, from Mai hear to Vale. The remainder of the new construction consists of small pieces of track, part of which was built by logging roads. The total railway mileage of the state Is now 2122.31 miles. These figures are given In tho first nnnuul report of tho railroad com mission of Oregon to the governor. The report recounts the work of the organization during the last year. telling of the complaints filed against the railroads of the state and the work accomplished In bettering con ditions on the railroads of Oregon during tho year. No recommendations nro made In the report, the commission deeming It best to withhold recommenda tions until tho next legislative year. The report says In this connection: in view of the fact Hint there will bo no regular session of the legisla tive assembly for more than a year, and also that the railroad commis sion act has been in effect is compar atively short time, wo think it advis able not to mako any recommenda tions ns to the amendment of tho railroad laws of the state until our next annual report." WHAT THK KIDNKYS IK) Their I'ncraalng Work Keeps V oirung ami Healthy. All the blood In the body passes through the kidneys once every three minutes. The kldneva filter ih. kij rr'r wo.rk nlh' aay. When1 unhealthy Jme of this fpure mat-1 ter.le left in the blood. This brings .... inn, uistsxsea and symptom I',., in me oaes. neailnehM n..r-w..... I umi, hot. dry skin, rheumatism. gout, I ir"" " ..""Muers oi tne eyesight and "," '". "no you nave no idea how 1 hearing, dimness, irregular heart,: mh I'leassnter It la to dream than debility, drowsiness, dropsv. deposits to carry bricks." ! he 7li;rinH.hf- If,5"" kw"' "You Rrc ,rtfl"" declared. ! tronb e wbr K'bS-" h"Ve n; ',Yn 0"K,lt ,0 book which wll. . . ttOSSett. of Halt ........ .0. 1 Madison ; street. Kugene, Or . savs- "l served ' during the war In the 77th Ohio reJ , Iment. under (ieneral C.rant. and ;" inrougn the battle of Shlloh , without a scratch For i,..t 1 'month last year I had a most per-! I an I Lii ''nmK across the loins! I ...... ....... ,, nur, , , ,,,,,,,,, Kidney puis and got a box at v I i'ei.m. s drug store. I began the treatment and It effected . ,,rni,. nenl eur.i March li ft ' win statement mad.. 03.) Cunil to sinr cllp,, 11r.1l. ; . Mr. tiossett On February 1 j ''inimtll in,. nh.. l.il., ........ h,,v had no tvcaslon t'o .'.mvi Illevlli-llle sf Tt 1 1 ;t . Th.. nre 1 described bi nent " lore is perma- For sale bv s!l dealer cents Foster-Mllburn Price r0 Company, ""'. .New York soie agcuis for 1 tne 1 nited Stat ,d 'tLT' ,h n-rKan a I ...1 ... "".icii movement. When 1 had taken from her belt splitting sitmtt 1. , i .... . .... to save me. A little while ,ri,i B n ",,ul'1 ,ook l"" Ton" 1 happened n, . .1 admitted, a fine color comtiiB Into G6e Miracle of the Pelargonium. By INA WRIGHT HANSON. Copyright, 19U7. by M. M. Cunningham. We were nt the Big Tree grove, little eastern bred Muriel, with pelargoni ums at ber slender waist, and I, a , western w riter. We had wandered 1 through the Inner grove, where the most mighty monarens are the uiani, General Bherman, Jumbo, the Sisters and others. We had reveled at the contrasts between trees 300 feet high and the cream cups and other sweet spring flowers nestling at their feet Thon wo had arnne throuch the gates Into the outer forest and were sitting t the river's edge at the end of the "TBS tllRlCLB OF THE PELARGONIUM.'" swinging bridge. The rest of the par ty stnyed away. We wore to have this Utte goodby hour apart. "The Oluut Is 05 feet in circum ference, BOO feet high and Is esti mated to be 3.000 years old," chanted Muriel In tho words of the guide. "Or w as It 6.000? Three thousand or 5.000? Oh, dear! Must I always refer to my notebook? Can I tell nothing with out always referring to my notebook?" she demanded wildly. I took the notebook from her. "Your Hps were not made for facts, dry as dust. They were made for" I hud intended to say for poetry and romance. 1 truly bad; but chancing to look at those ilps, so red, so daintily curved, so wondrously alluring, I said "kisses," aud I proved my assertion. No man could have helped It Of course she was very angry, 1 suppose I would not have had her oth erwise, but she did not spring to ber feet and run from me. "I will not apologize, for you know I want you so. Muriel," I pleaded. She regarded me scornfully. "As I have told you before, I will not mate with a dreamer. Why do you not go Into the world aud do some mighty work? Everybody" " 'Everybody works but father? N I Interrupted politely. Even with my heart sore I could nev er help laughing at Muriel and her fine talk of workerslittle dainty wisp of a creature, born to be worshiped and cared for, but taking so serious a view of life! Would you have tat a hodcarrler?" I asked. "As It la I dream .nrf m. ?m'l.n' "nd dollr "'ng poasiDie. It I ply dollars, though perhaps fewer of ,nom' 80 ,ne f8"" 'a approximately maun 1 i. is-np h iw.tttt ! .m nnlie nr. m. 1.,1, . !""" my hooks never Burl ."5 T 5 ' nU'ra" or n'nn." 1 In ,,,1,,",,ljr- . v , j Vr uuri 'Only negative virtue." aim r. stiotidetl. "Tlie man 1 marry must be '""",v0- He must look" 8" besltatml. gazing down at her ijiuy Washington fl lclt. Interest. will she ,"""" lr only yon would do some- ,nm 10 make the world better!" My mood had changed. I would no longr with this child M. ailnd went to the packet of letters I roiintwl as among my treasures. They had iine fmin illffcreiit parts of the ' country after my first Iwk had Iwn uiicncii. A.vonlltig to th.w. mv mis. Ion wss not failure tnv "liotk, though a simple one. had made better nt least a pnrt of the world, but I would n..t tell Muriel this. 1 would nm ' eiuornce ner In the least. I -.-.- au.i neui out my hand. In tb touze the train was whistling. owers, which she "One thing remember, dear clilld," I said gravely, "nnd that Is thit lots blazes its own paths and cuts Its on channels. If it be written that jou are for me you will marry 1110 fn god time. I.ove brooks no Interference 111 his realm." Her checks stormed luto color ai I bellied ber to her feet. "Do you see this Lady Washingtol?" she demanded, holding the f.elutjni urn before me. " "See. I lay. It la, the kniin- V,r thitt llttlo hie irj-e. Thert la dlrf In the hollow, and tho pelnrgHi1- um may grow. ComluiaMgalti, I u8y ! find that it has taken root. So may 1 become your wife. The one Is as pos sible as the other." So Muriel went back to the east vltb her schemes of philanthropy, and I stayed In my west to dream and den to write, but I found that dreaulng had grown to be a weary task vhen the most beauteous one of them all was a forbidden one, for I bad lost faith In my own brave avowal of lve's omnipotence. , I Nearly- a year had gone before -1 visited the Big Tree grove again. I went alone and took- my solitary way to the river where I had said gwlby to my dream of dreams! A furious storm had wrought some havoc tiere. Two or three of the lesser trees had fallen, nnd the swinging bridge had been twisted and broken and thrown upon the bank, while the swollen tlvor raged nugrily by it. .' At last I turned away from raj sad retrospection. My eyes cuugH a glimpse of blue In the distance, nnd somehow I thought of Muriel's, dress ns It looked on that other day when she bad not been kind. But just taeu I was joined by the guide, who waB quite a friend of mine. He had dtecov ered a new plant nnd wus natirally quite enthusiastic over It, so I went Into the Inner grove to view the dis covery. After I had left him, I still had a half hour before train tine, so I went back to the broken bridge. Again wero my eyes caught by the glimpse of blue, and I saw that a wo man was kneeling before one of the little big trees. " 'Each to her oak the bashful dryads shrink,' " I murmured. "If oaks could have dryads, why not redwoods?" 1 asked myself, lint when she turned her head and looked at me I started to ward her. "Muriel!" I cried, yet still half be lieving that It was a beautiful vision. But she sprung to ber feet, her white face going pink nnd ber tear wet eyes holding a sweetness I had never seen there before. She pointed toward the hollow of the tree. "Look. Ariuund, the mlrncls of the pelargonium!" There, in the little sifting of dirt grew the Lady Washington, not very sturdily, but still It had rooted and was alive. Her words came, back to me: " '1 might leave this flower bere and, coming again, find that It bid taken root. So might I become your wife. The one Is ns possible as the other!' " I held out my arms. She lesltnted, and her color deepened. ! "Don't think me bold, Armand. I didn't Come seeking you. Mr mother Is not well, and I camo wltl her. I came ; You came because the love god sent you, sweetheart" I finished for her. "Now, come the rest of the wy to the arms which may never let you go again." ' ; Shy In her love, pulsing with life, glowing with happiness, she came to me. My dream came truo. j "The east and the west nre met to gether." I said. '"Now I think I can write the book which will tiake the world better." ( "Don't begin It Just yet." ihe whis pered, with her soft cheek against mine. "i.et the world wait till yn have roved me awhile." XKWS NOTKS FOR SALE One of the best country general merchandise businesses In the Willamette valley, store hav ing made big money and party do ing well, but other matters require owner's attention. For further particulars address "X," thlB of fice. j7 BAHKKT It ALL At I'nderwood rink January 3 be At Underwood rink January 3 be tween Corvallls and Eugene, on skates. 33 Xo sitting up with tho Petsluma Incubator. You light the lamp nd It docs the rest. All sizes at CHAMRBRS HARDWARE PO IS pi Your Tatle ooulrj have tne heaviest o ikle plate o pure silver at a moderate price. j COMHUNITy SILVER,' b. Tie JeaiV aomeat. to you. Lt J. O. WATTS, J Cor. 9th and WDlamete s axjitivi Arer-dinwr plllr tmrelr v.-s-laLU': yreojiA a) pltasalll; twsy lo Ink and eit ui uiwrau jeptiron Pills th blood, fepl the nervus out liTn. ton tt.a stniiiiu-h. hii'l five restful ;. r 1. ItraiitTistJ or mail. C. I. HuoU Lfoii, Ha .11 Mutl tr liotxi It'll tiooU Biliousness "I hit. .1 yonr valnabla ;a.earew and flndr th.mverfiict. Ooulilii'l ilo wllh.ml Ui'm. 1 oiietl llieui for iouia lima for lliulaio'tlor. at l oil lou.n... and am now eoni.llir ciirjd. "loin mend lliem to evwryone. One Irlod. you WIU Borarln williou lliem In Jhj 'smllr. Kdward A. Mars. Albaar. a. x. Best For W fjy iheooweis j , CANDY CATHARTIC PIbmm. PolotoWe. Potent. Ttte Good. Do Good, . Noer Birken. Weaken or Orlpn. 10. 25c. Wc. Nevor lold In tBllt. Runulne tablet stumped CCD. Goarantettl to cur or yonr moiiey back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 6o ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES HeH Up For Acfnvration I One" of our specialties Ts tuo clean i lng of Fancy Vests, and, if necessary, the dyeing of them, also. We turn '.hese out in such a style as makes . the owner wonder how the transfor ; mation has been effected. Remember : this when you have a vest that looks j soiled and shabby. Our general ; denning n ml dyeing work is of a j high character, and we do the work I In record time at "too moderate" ) prices. - ' Eugene Dye Works Willamette St, Euger., Or VJWWJ- VV - 1. 1i IV All who want Bedrock Veils and Pure Water can get sais-. faction by calling up Fed 5391 i J. E KILBORN," 557 High St. Eugene Munroe's Second Hand Store 6? W. Eifrht,h St,. Housefurnishlngs, Stoves and Ranges We have just received a full line of HEATERS coal, combination, airtight asd cast Call and compare quality v and prica before buying EUGENE f OREGOr NOTRE OF ADMINISTRATRIX'S 8ALK Nolle. s hr.rr.hv irlvan that tl.n derslgned, Essie Jtlckman, adminis tratrix or tne eatite of J. H. Rlck man. dpcenserl hivli.tt,a nt on of the probate cfiurt of Lane county. viufcuu, uaiea tnesitn aa of Sep tember, 1907, and an order dated December 16, 1907, will on and after tne Zlst day of Jinuary, 1908, sell ui private saie, ror casn, tne follow ing described real property belong ing to the Rflld pntala- The S. E. and the 3. E. of the S.W. of Section 11, the N.Vi of the N.E.H and the KW.14 of Section It and the E.ttiof the N.E.V4 ot oecuon to, aal la township 18, S., R. 4 w.. mrtlfilnlntf Ron in r County, Oregon. uatea tnis 17th diy of December. 1907. E39LB RICKMAN, - 1 Administratrix 8u,tks TIW End Yw Him Hl'vurs r) ver L.J UI log tic ewelcr.