Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 13, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextjssssnssAssssssssnsAsssoassssssa v MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE.- TUESDAY, JUNE H. I Ml ; " BRINGING ' UP ' FATHER " ' ' ttl ' " " ' 1,,,,r"n,,mml ' ' B Geo. EUCEKE DROPS FIRST GAME . ... tn- ; r -tm 0" mi well-ookt i room y-i r -rur. racc vjt i " N ,. n.lTriT WHAT DID I i0V. tt! BUT OHt YEt W02. !DlfeTUC5CO UST IT MAWW VJHII..& I At-oWCR ',. Bf-T ON fltWClW . , .' C Tfl UIRR QR fl TflT WOWAKe'l YOO WERE TALKING DI4EA.MIN' iKOOOT ' 1 -VfiO! " J.AftlN'. J TNC .TKLtS.l'HONU! ' ' WQUVQ UHSt TO YcNUs , ' ill llnnni JDUIiU UUllll NEUPFOe? INVOU bLCEP- THE RACE 'HOtE - V Lr-eiil, - -v .r-'V"""11 ft TO fOU ON ..y-ry. .. . ) , . Babb Proves Too Much Locals; Score J 1-5 GOSHEN DEFEATS' YONCALCA City'lYam Strengthened byAildUli of QiilwhlHtTyt KwnMi Trounce l"iriw lirtivc ,.. all the V ill v-rvvTV- ihs? H " rVf. W &s.- W V PV . I .ppkii tAU'ite1 ijUurK v. l. p.o. Hnrrleburg ..' Kuirene ttoehtn '. . 1 Cottage drove 1 Yoncalla 1 Roseburg .............. 1 The Kugene baseball nine suffered th first defeat of the n In the l' inter Valley league Sunday after n6n ithi they went ip against fast Harrlsburg oumi ramiw. largely of O. A. C. stars. The score was 11 to 5. Bert Babb. former Aggie twlrler, proved tho undoing of th. lo cal team, an the hit were few which be allowed. Babb, Incidentally, has been signed up by the Scuttle coas: league team. , Sundav's game to the first ployed on the fair grounds nn.l nlthoUKh the grandstand was appreciated by those ccnMomcd to viewing the jaw standing up. the field wan not In wry good condition for ball playing. With the addition of "Doc" Qi-w-cnberry to the pitching staff of the lo cal team It Is hoped to have a much stronger team. Quisenberry wns w ith the Portland Beaver squad last year. Babb l to be succeeded hy "ilpcc" Harkness on the Harrlsburg team. Harkness Is a former Cleveland player Eugene will meet the Itoseburg team here next Sunday. A close game Is expected. Roseburg until Sunday had lost all her iramc hut she sur prised league followers by trounclne the Cottage Orove nine by on unusu ally lop-sided si-ore. j The lineun Sunday: Hnrrlsburg Kirk. 5b: Zimmerman, cf: Ross, ss: Alfordc: Harkness, Jh; Peterson. 3b: Bass, rf: Kclscy. If: BaN. p. c-urrne Svnrvrrod. 3h: Manerud. ss: Bcller. ?h: Sorsby. cf: Cola, lb: Green. If: Hoffman. r: A. llolcman. c: H. Ho'.ernan. p. The score: Harrlsburg . " Eugene , M1IHII! 0 5 empires Renstrom, Alford, Scor er: Johnson. Goshen Defeats Yoncolls TOXCALLA. Ore.. Jnne t2. (Spe cial to U Register.) The Ooehen nine defeated the Tonralkl lonm here Sunday afternoon In the lTppr Val ley league by a score of 8 to 3. Came One-Slded COTTAGB GROVE. Ore.. June li. (SoeclaT to the "Register.) The Roseburg team overwhelmed ths "! tags Grove nine here Sundar sfter noon by the one-sided soore of 40 to ir WEEK-END 1 FISHING GOOD sieEHE ViT r'iii.uvirrTr yield fixe; catches . Fishing in the Willamette ar.d Mc Kentie rivers was reported very good over the veok-end bjr..th 'many p.u ties wnicn avaiiea inemseneo opoprtunlty of supplying their break fast tables -lth tarty Rainbow trout at the Cot of a few hours sport. The lower McKensle and the Wil lamette between Eugene and the point at which It Joins the ilcKcnlie drew a large number of the fishing parties which left the city Sunday. Doxens of skiffs were seen on the two rivers busily casting for Redsldcs. rw of the nartles which reported an ,Ttra zood catch in the Willamutte JfulPiiG AUTOMOBILES Yom selected your car carefully for qual ity. Select yourmotorfuelthesame way. It's unfiair to feed a good car an inferior gasoline. "Red Crown" answers completely the automotive engineer's demand for 'a motor fuel that wiHvapbrige rapidly and uniformly in tbe carburetor and ex plode cleanly in, 'the cylinder All the heat units it contains are converted into power at the drive' wheels. - . "Red Crown" is uniform in quality ' every gallon is the same, wherever and whenever you buy it jtill at the Red Crown sign at Service) Stations, at garages, or other dealers. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ICsliferalt) .h... nunnnxt Of flalb.UmO llOB- ncl and Herbert Oocii haver, of the Oregon Transfer cutniwu. " fished in the Willamette irom t.usvire to Harrlsburg. lr 11. 1. Studlcy spent Sunday nr the mouth of the McKentle and about a mile up stream. He reported a catch of IS Kcdsidcs. Fishing fur- Ihui- up the MCKeniie nae " .- ilurinx the ixst few days tlian it nas been for some time and almost every rllimt at the headwaters of any of the brunches of the Wllliune'te the .Meivenwe catches. Files have been the most effective i- .niiii,. m the trout and altnougn sime spinners were seen on the river Sunday those using them were not having very great success. QUALIFY IN GOLF TOURNEY FATRAVTS IX WIIJAMKITE- CIF1C MF.FT CiM r Thirty-two plav-rrs have been pick ed and paired for the first rounu oi the Wlllamette-l'acKic golf tourna ment as the result of the .,ua 1 1 lying rounCs which were completed bunday. These 3i men will play this week as they are paired 'n the list given. Any one who has not played his by neM Sunday- evening will be dis qualified. The following are the pairs and the qualifying scores lor the first rounds: lmmel St. Dunhar S3. Rodgers T. Fintner . . Johnson 106. Pale 110. Campbell 111. Love 10. Clark 114. IMngle 111. Morris 110. F. X. Schaefers 106. Barrett 104. Watson SS. Jliller 94. Sigwnrt 90. McCready 90. Orlffin 9.. G B. Schaefers 9S. Hesse 15., Dhon 10". PeCou 111. pyment 99. Tuft Agee 113. Starhuek til. barter 119, C. J. Schaefers 106. Stetson 103. Rowling S. Happ 94. Martin 89. Artlsotx'lose to Ij.m-a-.er HARKlSBl'ItO. Ore.. Jure 13- (SPeclal to the Heg.stcr)-Tho Junior Artisan basofcall team bf thto f played the iJtncaster hall team Sun day afternoon on the dUu..nrt at ljuicaster. Tne ' ' " to to In Lancasiers . XOTK'F.TOAM F-r KS All Klks meet nt the lodge rooms Wednesday evening. 7 o'clock to at tend our nnnual. Hag day . services, to be held In courthouse pnrk. J. R. McKT. Exalted Ruler 6-13-1 Hhe Gasotint of Quality MOTQRGVCLE BJ.CE5 HERE ARE PLANNED FOR 4 Park Board to Consider Avia tion Field Track kiil-wio ruiHHl fans will hnv nil op portunity of seeing some of the fast est motorcyclo drivers on the voast In action here if the present plans of the Kugetie .Motorcycle association ma terialise. Negotiations are now under way tor the stagmg a lacing card on the fair ground on July 4 and iletin Ite pinna are to be laid nt the nest meeting of the association scheduled for Wednesday night. ' The present plan Is to gut permission from the county commissioners tor the use of the trm-k mid Idll some of the fastest drivers on thieonst for the ovent. F. M. WI1KUSS, superimemieiu ... the city parks, has called a special meeting at the ' park honrd for the consideration of the proposal of the Kugene Motorcycle association of us inx the aviation field for the construc tion Of a motorcycle coce tracg a mile Anil one-eighth In length. The motorcycle association will not nnrfl-liuiie In the Northwest gypsy lour to Tncoma this month but will stage a gypsy tour nrxi nimm yv the McKcnUo in conjunction with the dubs from Salem. Albany. Itoseburg and CottiWW Orove. i ne maenme. nuniberlnc nnoul to" wi.i so to T ,.n tk. river where mouls con le obtained awl camp out Batunloy nlgjit returning to Kugene Sundny. A spot suitable for the staging of stunts will be selected. -but it will probably be Impossible to find a location large enough for the staging of races as was done at the Fust jtypsy lour held here a year ago. ' pAtlFlO tXlAKT LKAC.FF. TV. I P.f. Vernon i si : 40 : 17 11 14 11 It 11 11 17 : 10 41 19'40 .594 .50 San Francisco ( T.os Angeles . AH Portland Salt l.ake Seattlo Oakland Sacramento . . .III .414 .41 - Snsslay's Knsahs At Seattle 14. Portland 11. At Vernon 411. Oakland 1 At Ban Francisco 81. 1-os Angeles lAt Salt lk S-1-. Sacramento 14. as!TTt.K. Wash.. June Il.--Venn Oregg and George Burger, 'two Se attle southpaws, defeated Portland this afternoon in win garoiw ui double header, the Indians winning th series four games to uirro scores today were i w uu . .w Suds Buthenana iwirieu arai In tho opener, two errors giving Be anie Its run The Indians hit 7V1.I benr at opportune tlmoa and won the cond contosT when the Beavers could not do anything with Burger. KATIONAli IXAGI B W. 7 P.f!. .635 .574 .55 .524 .'4D1 .440 .440 .111 New York .. 13 19 17 90 .29 21 IS It 17 2 11 17 21 Sft IS 11 Pittsburg . . . St. I-oiila . . . . Brooklyn . . . eiivetnnaU . . Boston Chicago . . .-. phUadelphia It. H. E. 10 0 11 0 rinelnnatt Itlzey. Olliespio nnu Barnes and Bnyder. K.'H. E . - ..14 tl - 1 hi. ijoui" - . an tiuilknlnhln. S a V Pertlca. Walker; Ilnrfoot and Clem K Meadows. Winters, Bin and Monllne, Poters. . . ' !.!!. IE Pltlshurg ""'11' J ' 1 Morrison. Yellowhorse, HfllllhJJ a nooch. Jonnard; Miller and' Gowdy. 1 8 11 fhlrngo 0 S 4 Brooklyn ,V.,i' n. Aldrldge ana ""V-i. v.. cattir. Mammattg ithd -cebe. AMKIUC'AJf I.F40rE Pet .036- Now Tork . . ,',ie 10 ,.t1 27 ..26 28 ..27 28 ..21 2 ..24 29 ..21 20 .574 Ht. I.0UIS .600 .472 Washington . Detroit .401 Cleveland . . . .447 .462 .412 rhlladeipnia hlengo Boston n. H. E. New Tork Ht. I6uls ... i 0 Devorracr;' Batteries: - oos.i wiu Pructt and Severeld. B. h: E. , 7 12 0 t 11 0 and Plclnlclr,, Washington ......... Detroit Batteries: suncmujr Ehmko and Pussier. R. H. K. , 6 8 I. Boston 7 1 Chicago ii,,iihrles: Forsiison. Karf and Bueli HchupP. Hodge and Hchnlk. H. It. K. PhllnrtelPhla . .5 . f ClevDInnd .11 17 1 Bnttories: Nnyior. rnrnson, num van nd Bruggy; fills, and rt'Noni. Vaneln Wins fMtlH at llflrTUbtirg ' HAKItlRllf ll(. Ore.. Jims) 12. unsnini to tho Ttoftlslitr) The liar rlstlurg Cutis, a ball tr-am of all home boysj played here Bunday afternoon on the Maxsoo grounds with the Vo- Wn tiwui. It wns k giwl ,,ul 'th. Cubs were unlitcky ns the visitors cotno out ahead In the Is to 80 soors. The giimo was wllnessed by a rah slse.l ciDwd. ' Tho lortils scored elghl ll lives In Hie Inst Inning. Cansnt in the Rounds (tontlniicd from I'nge M hlsh school. Is home fw the summer vni ulloii. Walter also' hail charge of the uihletlcs In the sehvnd and turned out champloU football and baakothall tvsms. . - J Forest Mllclal CJo to Itceu-bursj K.- II. Hall, exaintiivr In the office of the Cascade national ' forest in this city, left yesterday' tor Itoseburg In company with Mr. Ames and Mrs. Preston, of the district office in Port land. They are looking alter limber sales In that locality. t ' " Iloy Txusii? Ftnircr rsivi.l. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur' Morris, living on Willamette street, near Thir teenth avenue, while playing around an electric washing marhlne yester duy. caught one of his fingers In the machinery and it wus crushed so badly thai It was 'necessary to ampu tate It. ess Fass.1t Ul Honk Frank Fasset! has been sdiled 10-the staff of the First National bank as general book keeper. Mr. Fassett Is graduating from the university this month in the tleonrtment of business administra tion.' He wns formerly In the employ of the First National biiny at lilts ville, Wash. ' i - New t,0O Heiwol Mouse 10 -lie Buirt A. W. Beldler and Arthur Wiser, directors of the lham -hoot district were In the 'city Saturday and slated that the people of that village hhrt agreed upon a site for their new school house. It will lie built at a cost of 14.000 on the site of lio old building and will be mod ern In every respect, .containing -two rooms. . r r IHjct taprtsoewd lu Hollow Mump J. W. Coruin, of nasreola. has s valuable shepherd d,K that for a few days recently ho though avas lost or dead. The dog is deem on grey an ger souirrols and a short time ago chssed one Into a hollow stump right ne ten feet hlirh. The stump was lo rsted so that the dog could easily en ter It but was unaide to get out and It remained there for -five dsys and nights without food or water. Jt had killed tlia grey diggnr cut nuo not eaten' It, . . . Malf Carriers T Bonds Bonds hnve been filed and 'npprovedr for the following rurnt wall carriers! Calvin J. I.ong. of Harrlsburg. Kugene-C!row. si round trips a week. aalnrjMIOOI. bonds, 13Tno. .innn c. ssenncoy 01 Mabel, Bugene-lnhel, seven round trips a' week, salary' 11200, 'bonds. 11800 per annum. Karl U McNutt, at (his city. Kugene-IUuo ' Blver. sht round trips a week, salary I44". bonds. 110.000. The carriers will as sume their duties July 1. ReniTpnt from Foil from Train Bernard Mclaughlin, -the os-servlc mn attio foil from southbound Soul hern Pnciflo train near Judklns point on June 0. has almost entirely recovered from his Injuries and left yesterdny for Bokerstleld, .-al where ho has friends. Mclaughlin, whose homo is In Youngsfown O)ilo. silf rr..rf dislocated 'shoulder, sprained ankle and a number of'enta about his face and arms wltnn lie foil from tho top of tho moving train. ti it Tvlt.M vinIis Former lliimi O. II. Tripp, or tins otty. wno rrnxwo left Kugeno for a Visit OI several months at his boyhood home near Blnghamfon. rJew York, nas wntion to his' son,' F.'' A. Tripp, of this city, that ho- Is enjoying His eastern visit lm,nj,n..tu The eastern visitor Is a mason by trndo and he writes to his son that ho Just completed repairs on chimney on his Old nomo in new York state, which be built 52 years ngo, when he wns a. boy of 10. Mr. and Mrs. Tripp expect-to spond the summer In lh F.mt.t . f IUII Mncn 10 T)lsu1lmt fAurmttoK -One thousand of the new publicity biAiiiM. of the Kuseno chamber of commerce. "Tho lloart or wrogon s Outdoors." will be distributed at var ious cities nJong tho line of Uie South ern Paclflo railway. ' according to plans under wny at the local chamber, following' a oommunloaUon from John M. Boott, general passengor agent of the system, who writes to Eugene Chadwlck, secretary, that the rood will assist in too distribution of the publication. Tlio railway official also. compliment the local organisa tion on the appearance of the now Knnkint and Its value s a medium of capitalising the many advantagisi of lone county, tm pooaieio win fan) otrt from here br I. T. Hporka, district freight and iiassoiiger agent of the road. , . ninBin m( (1 A. ft. damnus A .pic tlio on tho O. A. O. campus tras Held hu na tjtne ftritmlv DSODIO WHO no- Compunieo an nnys wow , ..i.. thd Industrial-course at the agrleul ,,ni Aniistfn this week and next. Twn motor tnicksr-wlilt ''.mnny pis- onssed through ' Kilgeno yosteriiny f.m Klnmalh cnlintv to tho 'colli carrying 41 hoys nmt girls fr"'"jh"1 county to I'orvnnis. occuniiit"i-ii 1 1 hmm f'ininr. nrinciuiu " -Wimdllng school. Mine niitomotwos . --..in is iknvs nnu ains nnu ineii parents mods up' tlio (Jplegntlprl from thai section. fl. f. Tllson, of flip tu.hiv enir c 11b.1 look rour or nis r,an,l.,rs Ik fj. Rliouile, lender of the .Trent' Blub brought thro Ijoys .A .Irla To.lnv M'argnrnt f'oopnr, Mary Hardin and Morlo Lilts, of the oSlll Women were born -with good complexions If you haven't kept . sou can rttton a it ' nature a cbaoc with Kirk's The toap that not onty per. TO ' ni fectty dcaiues but heal (be f i I I V. tender por o( the kin. The fl I I Sri'K JAMES & KIRK H CO., L ' vretSl-l ' ... ... : i ' , .'.....,,, V m ,.V ,'.' . Pleasant Hill clubs, went to Onrvnlll to Join the lAno county group. J. (1. Hwan. county club li.ndi'r, nceomiutn led tho delegntlon to t'orvnllls and reports that all tho momhers were irerjf enthusiastic. ANNfOIINfll'lMUNTH THIS I.AUIKH' AIIJ OF TIIH CKN tral I'resbytei'liin eliiircll will meet t thlo afternoon nt 2:10 at thu hnme - of Mrs. Kdwln 1.. Knupp, 251 Hlxtn avenuo west. Register Classified Ads glvo good results. Norirrj to rnKtiiToiut . NoOr Is hsrehr slvsn Ihst the under slsnsd hss lMa appointed t,y Dm Cnunlr fiun of th stale or Ornsnn for ltne rnunir, ss nxscutor or the rttntn of Irens Flings. d eessed. All nersnns bavins rlnlms ssslnsl sslil estate nre herhv nnilflM in erensnl lbs same duly vsrlflno snil with the urnper vniisiisrs In slid eieeiilnr at the nfhie nf Rmllh Dryson, 210 llrowii bullillni. Mil srne, Oresrm. ' wltliln six monllei rrmn lbs dais of thn first raihllftitlnn nr this nnllcs. Ilate or tils r rst nubllrnt nn or this nnllrn Juns 1.1, 1S22. annaiiAM nANns, Bfsentor ef toe Rststs of Irene Ilsnes. deransed. Tiles. O-ll-B OAI.I, ron ItONIlR Notliw Is hsrsbr slven that 118.50000 8 nsr rant Rlty llsll Alls llnnds nf lbs Rllr at Riissns, Orsxnn dstsd July 1st.', mil, mid dun July 1st. 1022, numbered' from nns In uiirty-nns, inriimivn. srn bnrsny resiled rnr ;syfflnt st my nffles on or alter July 1st, 022, Intsrast trill resxe oil llul dsls. , F. WKNTWOIl TH. Clty'Trsssursr. "O-llllllO NOTICE OP SALK OI" qoVRRNUKNT TTiiima , . 0BNEni,'i,aNr5 orrion ' WsskltrttM,rV; '0. , "star 10. 9099. Notjrs Is hereby llesri thst RUbrsot to ths rondltlons tnd llmltntlsns -of r Slis Arts of .Inns 0. 1010 (no 8il Mm, fid Jims 4. 1020 (41 gist., 708), stid'rlis Instnlrllnns of rlui Befrelsry of ths threslor f JfHtitem1"ir in, 4017 (40 I,, n. 47i. ti inios'tw. 1020 'M7't,. n.. 4.11), tlio tllsTj.r sil'Us) fflunwliii tsnds will bs sald .liilv in. Ins ul In n',.n A: tfiuMI siirtli0l'Min Vsltinl "(l f.ssil otflro' st ss)nini, Orgon, ts-'lhs blsnsst bidder st not lens irnrf tas aitalsd vAlllS'SS shown by Ibis notlrs, ssls s 10 no 'gnn- lert to the snorovsl of ths Hsrrnlnrr nf th" interior, tiio imrinsso ni tiurr hnno nrlee. with sn sndi Monsl sum of ons.fKtb of osn per eont tuiirn uf. hslna cnmiillsslons Allowed, most lio de, fiasltsd nt limn of sale, money lo lis rstlirnsd f ssls Is not ftdrnjred, olhsrwlns pnlent will Issue for the tlmbnr whlrh must bn rnninved within ten rears, Did. will be received from ' yours, you give eltltess of ths fnllsd glstss. AWnrlsllnns nf aui-h clllirns sml rnrn.irstlnns nrcsnlted under thn Isws of ths (;nud Hlste or any tsle, territory, or flUlrlet thnrenf onlf. t'lin atinllrsllon of s ijiisllfled purrhs.sr. tht Moibsr oa sny legsl sutMllridon it he of fsnd ssoarstelr berore bslsg lucludid Jn sny o(lr ef t Isrssr oi.it. , a ss a d , Bu As ... . . .h 1-4, red fir 1170 M.. NK. 14 HlV. 1-4, rnd fir 4lin M.. NW. .4 W. 1-4, r'd (Ir 177B M . V. I I BW. 1:4. rs.1 llr Of.n M . nuns ol ths red fir UnuMr to bs sold for lss thsn fl.lW MT M. T. in s. a. 1 W., Bse. II, nbj. 1-4 NW. 4. ted fir 1400 H.. NW. 1-4 '. 1 . rsd fir 1100 At... nn. l.A NW. i.j rip ana M iiobs ol ths red fir Umlsir to bosurld tor Ism tti.n 11.70 pr U , t. us n., it. s w.. nan. tt, hw, 1-4 bw. 1-4, nine 50 It . fir 60 M.. HW. I t gv. 1.4. pins 7 M.. KM. 1-4 BW. 1-4, ilu 100 M . NB. 1-4 HK. 1-4, nlno 05-M..,NW. 1-4 BM. 1-4, pins 160 U HW. 1-4 OB. 1-4. plus 176 M , UK. I-l HH. 1-4. pins fa M . nuns of lbs las Umber le bs sold for ! than :i "0 per (., snd rsins nf ttis fir timber tu iss sold less thsn ll.no psr M, T. no n , II. 12 W., tso 20, NW, 1-4 NB. 4, fir 800 M.. NH. 1-4 NW. 1.4. 'Ilr SftO M., whits cedor (Ul W., NW. 1-4 NW, 1-4, fir 105 M.. wllltn erdar 170 M.. W. 1-4 NW. 1-4. fir .100 II.. while M.,lsr 40 M.l SB. 1-4 NW. 1-4, Mr 2i(l M'whlls'flr li'5 M., NW. 1-4 BB. J-4. fir 800 M.. hll eednr nno M.. gw. 1.4 Hie. 1.4. (ir 210 u.. wans sensr 4ao n., NH. 1-4 BW. 1-4, firjiao l whus owisr 300 M., NW. 1-4 ww. 1-4. Ilr sno w wnlis ewisr 85 M 8H, 1-t HW. 1-4, fir 475 M., wblle rsdtr ISO M Ben nn, NIS. 1-4 NW. 1-4, Or 670 M., whllo Cftdsr, 75 XI.', none of ll.s fir' IIMbsr tn Isl sold .for lots Ibsn tn.oo nor H,. riont nf tho whlto cedn timber to hs sold for less Itinn 80.00 psr M slid none ol lbs wlills fir limber to be sold mr isns man no rents per m. T. a I H., It. IB Y Boo. n, HW. 1-4 NW. 1-4. fir 3110 M . Port Mrforft esdsr 180 M . 8B. 1-4 NW. 1-4, fir 815 M., Port orlord' radsr 80 M., White fir 10 M Am 5, flf 00 t I'ort Hriord esdsr no u.. white rir id M . (Isn. 8, IM 8, fir 2.10 M Port Orrnrd oedsr ls-o ., uol , fir 470 M., Port flrford wdsr 218 M.. HWj 1-4 NW. 1-4. (ir r.nn u . nrfnrd codsr do M., NW. 1-4 Bw. 1-4, fir 320 M., Port T)r(0rd enlsr 105 M.. nonn nl lbs fir tlmbsr In lio rold for loss than 12.00 lr M Hons of lbs I'ort Orlord ceilr tlrobrr to bs sold for less limn $n,i)0 psr 51,,' sud nnno of ths Whim fir llmlinr lo bo sold for less limn pi) ronls per HI. (Blineil) WII.MAM BPRY, Commissioner, donors! Land (Xdns. Dly 01-80 cirTTivn dnAHft and wmm Rsrllon 1 of Ordinance No, 811 of Kuisne, trosnn, nrnvldos ' thst the ownor. nwnsrs. pu or omin.nl. of soy nruiisriT within 5s enrpnrnls limits of Hiinsns Slmll rut snd rfmnvs tlio Sl-nss. wnrrin. IIiIhIIos nml hilMllps grnwlng In the tlrnsls snd Alloys mllneent In tlislr nremtaiis hoiwoen Iho mill dny nf Juno mm .as soia us oi wiino oi oaon ysar. ' u-n.m 9 nr islri nidliinnrs pmrM of not ri Ibsa fl " lf"'" or rolu-hix lo eomrlir wilh ..14 All oworr.. snl. or 'jZ. sily .wlKiin Bus-no. Iir.". srs ""Wf "u (I.. I lo ,.l sod Mi..." th" '""i-'Si nM..T&B Vou 111? :! llnvs you wnndore.1 "Ifl'Ja- , ' 4 Ing you lo fool so Km ' so liltio" ontl nsivoosJ - vt eOten loo .nmoh ote't "'Tscid, J. filled. your Moo. wilt MwuMd weakened your M Send- ; J t lint wearing ''!"' I' Md frti' ,i aches, dlraluess n??,l,"rtou. troi- i-J. in!a lh.n't wiill for s i , Ma.' UKhlen i'wJin ' : Boon's Kldnoy PIH"- "rBOili. , Kcammond thorn. Akour . , b'orl , , ' A KiiRcno Car . j8(. Min. tenr. I nsiior s,- . ferod with my hack.. nosdf : , :....;.no. m my ? puis - " ,linl, tookiiuy '"r"'.'".!;!!' I fell I"! .usnrdnreil nml ''... mf ny oi'iiuiu dlsordnreil worn ilisornnreii "" ,, to no " and Jiud to '"T b 1 f nl"h" 1m work. After t It" If p M or six lioxes of ''"""".u, soJ my kldnoyi ul"V," "k stoPP"1' , troublo with i" ""k an'j ..i.ass-sWsmJassTass.st-s1 lOBiar nn"" .. .