Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, March 21, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextCICHT MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.,- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923 Spring Opening of Eaiter SHOES and OXFORDS ' New Styles and Up-to-Date Patent and Vici Kid PUMPS $3.50, $4.50, $5 Children's Dress Shoes at Low Prices WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE MONEY ON SHOES Hub Shoe Store 97 West 8th - Ribbons - Carbons . Supplies OFFICE MACHINERY 6 SUPPLY CO, Phone 148 Over Western Union TRoirpsoiVg Dairy This Dairy Is Open for inspection at Any Time Rated by the Dairy Inspector as one of the five BEST IN THE STATE Milk 10c Qiiart-8c Pint Quality and Service Guaranteed CORN A hard, horn-like excrescence on the feet There's no sense in having them when - . .. - RED CROSS CORN CURE ! , c takes them off over night V t;: PRICE 25c " And your money back if it fails! - A. R. Service When You Travel No matter when you go South or East, you'll find four high-class "Shasta Route" trains at your service daily. Convenient schedules', comfortable equip ment and the assurance of safety, adds much to the enjoyment of your journey. . . . Low, round trip tickets to San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, and San Diego, on sale daily, limited June 30th. Inquire of local ticket agent for detailed information and descriptive folders, or write JOHN M. SCOTT , General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. .ESS ' Men's Dressy OXFORDS $5.00 ' Corner Olive ' NEW ." ... L. C. Smith & Bros. ' ' Remington Portable Garbell Portable REBUILT Underwood L. C Smith Royal Remington Monarch Oliver Woodstock Smith Premier Prices Ranging from $5 Up Phone 30F2I PARIS J Morning Register Lane BASKET SOCIAL IS GIVEN MISS M.VNNINd'N ri'l'II.S Al' l'K.K IN IIKKillAM (tlcitl.tcr l.n County 8ieU11 CAMAS SWALli, til., March 80. Tlui school (tiuilhl by M Inn Alia MniiniHK K.ive 'int itxrciittunnlly kouu prOKratu ami uuuKtt social Suturtlay night nt the schoollioust. A very nrat lililo sum of uhoul J3 vu rlrarml. Th follotAinir iiroKram ' was given: -roily AVolly Dootlla All a Dny" , School Topping Corn" Myrtlo-I'.mth '"ttnmrty, Hinaity". . Ilvrtha, ltmlvr tiiti Aiariionur Hontr . . . . .school "And So Vo 1". . Itiiyiminii Itutlvr tlultiir Solo ". oliniior 1'limrt.l "And III Ijiinp Went Out". School "Turoo Uiulc Dogs" . . . ; . Milton .McCubuIn "When Daddy Wan a Hoy" Ji'ssto flmd "Oh. Hat Don't Dnt Vns Kin".. . Hortha Itullcr and Muni Bush Oultur Solo ....Mrs. IMimrd Darkly smuts Sohoul After tho itroKratn, huskM werw sold, after which a, R-eneral good tune was Im'd hy everyone,. , . CAMAS SWAl.l: MOWS NOTES 1 (ltnUtr Tn, County Spacta), CAMAS SWALK. Or., March 20. Mnrloifcutton, Mrs. John Sutton. Corn Sutton. Opoi-ko and K.I O'NVnl, Lilly U-lmkc. Mrs. Frank Hush. Mrs. Harry Hush and Charlie Curry were , anionic those who attended some of tho Vrtco meetings In Kuirctio last week. Miss Horsell. of Junction, visited her sister. Miss Eva Horsell, the week-end. . li w re nee Smith, Elsie Smith. Mr. Manning and Mr. Smith, of Pleasant Hill.. attended tho basket social Saturday nlKht. George Armstrong, of Kugene. spent the week-end with his uncle. J. V. Armstrong, and family. Frank Tanner and family, of Row River, spent Sunday at the Arm strong home. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and fam ily, at Pleasant Mill, spent Sunday at the Sutton home. Creed Thornton. Bill Swaggard and Willie Westrope. of Fox Hol low, attended the basket . social Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong and Mr and Mrs. John Wullsclv leger were Bugene callers Monday. GOI.DSON NEWS NOTES v i Reitr Lane OonniT ftnerlMll f aim uizu . , . v v .. . - -- I and Dillon, spent Sunday at the home or -Mr. Minion. . George Johes. Orlo McDonald ATTENTION RADIO FANS' ' .'Please answer', questions here given and mail "fo ... H. M. SKIP WORTH 1151 Charnclton St, ' Eugene, Ore. (1) What type ..of set do you own, crystal or, tube? (2) What class of' cdncerts do you prefer ?..., (3) At what hours should - broadcasting be -C o n r " 'ducted from K F A T? (4) How many hours A week i between 4 to 6 and ,8 to 10 p. m.? ..i;. (5) Have the present pro grams "froi the Eugene station pleased you? Remarks Name and Address: TODAY only IXDTrWPHIllIPS A vital tale of the inside life of a Hollywood actress Pathe News Aesop Fable ' , Heilig .Two-Part Comic ' "DRIVEN" Start Tomorrow ; KBWETH HAUAM ... : ...bsUKC MACRAS .' County News Service a:ul Mr, , XlcCumsey were nil busy hauling III hny lust week. Miss Veda Cnrter spoilt Sunday with the Herbert girls. Walter Carter nuiilo a business trip to Junction City Monday. 1 also brought III a, load of bay. ' MIks Stella (loldson, of Juncllon City, spent Hiilurday night, with homo folks hero. Mrs. Muhnla Hays, of Woodland. Wash., Is snemlliiK a few ilny visiting Mrs, r.mo cox and Mrs. Ada Carter. Mr. and .Mrs. Stoddard spent the week-end at Portland and Van couvor, Wash., with their mother and son, who Is attending school at that place. Mrs. Huy and Mis. Cox spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. 1C. II. Cnriur. who Is unite poorly with la grippe. MV. and Mrs. Walter Cnrivr and children spent KYIilay night ut Lover' Chlkli with Mrs. Hlnton. . : The Halo families, , of Hale, spent Sunday in this vicinity wllh relative. .Mrs. Yates and baby spent Sun day with Mm. Mary Cox. . Clarence Carter-la staying with lita grandmother,' Mrs. Hlnton, at tending school at Ktnnklln. Mrs. Tom Hlso has purchased nn Incubator. Mrs. Stoddard visited Mr. Mo- Cumpsey one day lest week. VKXKTA NEWS NOTES I Resl.tsr Lan Cosot? gssetsll VKNKTA. Ore., March SO. Mr. and Mrs. tloolvln and Mrs. Dee Hooker went to Kugene to attend the Price evangelistic meetings yesterday. Mr. and Airs. r. t I'ratt iook In the evening service. The ladles ot the church will meet ut the parsonage for an all day quilting bee Thuraduy. The Misses Wilms, anu amureu Pratt are soendlng their sprlnr va cation with their family. , They will return to McMlnnvllle March 2 to resume their studio at Lin field college. Hugh McLaren, Sr., has been. In Eugene the past few days attend ing the Price meetings. Vera Vincent and Mrs. C. S. Co nnnt are staying In -town with friends to enjoy a belter opportun ity to attend the evangelistic meet ings at the armory. , -' The Literary society will hold Its wind-up session at Elliot' hall next Krlday night. There will be an Interesting program, followed by an old-fashioned "pie social" and the pies will be sold to the highest bidders, proceeds to go to Improve the grammar school equipment at Veneta, . Mrs. George Crist returned last night from & visit ot several days at Eugene with her sister, Mrs. Yoder. whore she has attended the Price ev&ngellsilo campaign. Paul Ooodwin returned last week from a visit to hi brother, A. Teal Goodwin, of Chehalls, Wash.. Ho Is visiting ma sister, airs, nuin a- Pnlhim. of Eurene. ... Mr. and Mrs. Edgerley. of North Dakota, who are spending the win ter on the coast: have recently re turned from Los Angele to remain a month with their daughter. Mm, Wayne Elliot, before returning to that, hnm lh" KIlAndal. N. D. J The Baptist church at Veneta planning for a series of meetings beginning about April 12. They expect to te lea ny maie. r.vana-e-lat Bcntley. of Preewater.-Ore. 1 mrs.knapp Masses awa.x AGED RESIDENT OF HAHIUS- BURG IS CALLED HARRISBURO, Ore.. March 20; (Special to the Register) The third death to occur here within a week was that of Mrs. Margaret Vnann wh. nflnMl nwnV shnrtlV afternoon Thursday at ber home In town. Death resulted from rheumatism at her advanced ago of 83 years, having been troubled with it during all the post winter. Mrs. Knapp wo born In Ger many, March 28. 1S3. and would therefore' have been 84 years old v. n .& lluul 13 Anvm Innnrer. At the age of 18 she came to America with ner parents, tne nome wbihr taken up at Baltimore. Md until i iflc, h, m n r r I (i 0N oc curred to John Albrecht and they resic,ea in nicago xor nv pwi eight year. In 1877 they moved gain this time going to North T j I .... - WAK.it.ka. a, whlfth . nlAQ . 111,,', . . u . .. , a daughter; Rosa, A. Wldener, was bom, v ner doatn naving occurred In thl city aooui tnree yearn an". It was In this place also that Mr. AUbrecht's ' death occurred. BBie w.a liifne married, n. second time. to a Mr.. Knapp. Mr. Knapp's residence In North Platte extend ed to 115 when sne came to Ore gon and took up her residence' In ,1.1a lt if with her deeessed daugh ter, living here until called by death. Mr. Knapp was a life long member of the Lutheibn church, having become a member while still living in Germany. The funeral service were con ducted last Saturday forenoon at in.fA n'lnnk frfim thn lOC&l fUn- erol parlor of Wright and Poole undertaking esiaonsnmenu iv. C. T. Cook, of Halsey, and pastor i ,t.M u.tiiAfllat ehnrnh. delivered the funeral sermon. : The remains vere laid to rest in mo . masonic cemetery. - . : Ono granddaughter, Mrs. Flor ence Martin, of Portland, but for merly of this city, survives, tCnt Flower ' ' intt4 nlknts. tree, shrub, gar den' and flower seeds. Everything for the garden. EUGENE NURSERIES 44 West Ninth . V. T. Life. J. W. Plxley. tl E.7.tb. NOTICI! OK SHBRIPf'S BALK . In tbs Circuit Court of tb flute of Oregon for too County of Lane. Ulllin Mflcltin, PlKlntlff, vi. JimH I. Joni and Oertrudo H. Jonan, hia wf; Oeorse P. WfnrbtJI and Jana Doe Wlnchell. hla wlfa; II. P. Norton and Jaoa Doa Norton, hla wife; The Dev ereaux Mortgan Company, an Orrgon corporation; and The CallfornlaOreiton Power Company, California corpora tion. Defend ant . My virtue of an execution, Judgment, order, decree and order of aala tfu-ued out of the above entitled Court In the above entitled euuft, to me dlrr?td, and flaf rl the 8th day or March, 1123, upon a judgment rendered and entered In eald Court nn the 21th day of February, 162.1, In favor of Mil tun Manltne, plaintiff, and bra In t defendant Jamea I, Jonptt and Oortrude II, Jon en for the lum of 91IV000.00, with lnlrr-t thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum' from No vember 1, 1021, to November 1, 1022, and Internet at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from November 1, 1022, un til paid, and for the further un, of $1000,00 an a reaeonabla attomey'a fee, and for the further nura of 98. la an a reasonable eum for preparation of an ab-etra.-t of title nnverlnn the morlicaietl larulM, togetlitr with plalntlff'i com ana IIburcmntft ItttUrml lu thl mil, atitt inxm m i.T.tvu. ami a luuauient rvu ilri Hud eiiterd In aald court and rame on aald V4th day ot February, iv'ja, lit ravor or urmiant and cruel fuiuplaliiaiit Tho ltvitraui Nortaeae Couiitauy and aaalnnt dofendaiita Jamv I. Juiiiw and (lrtrut)e II, Jouim for the um of itmMHl with Intenmt thereon al the rat of 10 pr cent per atiuum from November 1, ttv, until itald, ntul lite further Htim of SDA.00 alturnnv1 Imtst. lu. tolttitr with cdhU ntl UUbtirtvtMiwiitH of a tieietniaui Tne ihvernnt Murtaaae roimmny incurred in una null ami InxtHl at S I i and A lUtUliiieht remWrvd and ittorml In atd Court aud caune un mtld U4th day of February, tvtU, lu favor of ueivntiant nun ro-coniMinhtttiit Jailitu. I. Joiion HumetluiHi kuowu a J. 1. JotteM aaalimt tU laud hereinafter tl mrtbml, ftr Iba auitt of Hl'Ttl i!tt. with Inter! tttervun at the rata or II par eut per anuum frou the STth day of Mutvh. lHUlt, ana the furtlwr aunt of :(oo.OO attun.ey'e fee, Utxather with cottn aud aitibumeni.uia oi miu Janivw i, joon tn currvd 9n thl ault and UxmI at , and the ooatn of and uuon thla writ tfowniAudluK me to tuaka kaIo of the rol lowtuit dwrlbcd real property eltuat lu Labe County. Oron, lo-wtt t Portlona of HtnMlon SS, Townahlp SO imuio, nan t a vm nuiauivilo m rldlan. and of eVetlon 4. Tuwti-htp Poutb. Haaae.a Weal Wlllaaiett Me ridian, dearrloetl aa Uvilnulni at a point to aald Section 93 which la the oortbea! coruer of the William II. tttuatl dtwatlon land claim No. U2 aud run u log thence wt 23, OH rhaib1: thenoa north 9 rbaltie; tbeqc ct a tt: tbeiica uurth tW; thence et ft ; Ibenc uorlh Hi 3 feett tbenve van vvo reeti inenoo norm NtlA r.tt to the aouth I or J ono' t1 dltlon to South Htrwt; them eat HM feet: thiu eoutb 1A.83 chain: thenca eaiit ohalna: tbenc nouth 4Ad feet: thonce went to a potut looo Cent went or tb aat line or aam Hecuon nn; iitenc nouth 10SA ret; thenca at 1000 feel: tbenoo Routb feet to the aouthnaitt corner of eald bectlun A3 : theuce weat Uw.UT chalna to the at bouudary Hue of aald Ktnnll duatlon laud claim ; thenco north ftO.MO cbatna to tb north- al corner of eald donation laud claim and to the piac or oeainanta. Aleo the uortbeant qnarlr of tb northl qiiartor of flection 4, Townhip 2t' Houth, Itaug S Weat Willamette Me ridian; Kicepltoa. however, from tbe prvra leei above derlbdt a) A tract of 2:tr.i2fln feet hereto. farm canxYi to Cbarle 8. Cochran by deed dated April 10. 190V. and recorded at pan lift of Volume At of tb Deed ot Record of ,Lan County: it) A tract or iui7U rei nereio for conveyed to Abraham II. X ornt na na r by deed datel July ?l. 1tK9. and recorded at pan t8 of Hook e7 ot tbe l)4sd Record" f ln County: c) A tract of 81x270 feet heretofore conveyed to A. U. Hud too bv deed dated Aufuet 9. 1 tf oo, and reronled at pan 4 re of Hook 87 of tha Deed Hecord of Lane County; fd) Huch portion of the pre mine above deecrlbed a am Included In con veyance to Mllllcent M. and Marauerlta T. Qrory. dated January 24, 1010, and recorded at pax in oi j1"0 an or me Deed KtV-ari! or in louuiy, iirefon. Now. thetforu by virtu of eatd ex ecution. Judgment, ordee. decree and order or eaw, and in compliance trim n mmt in an a- or aald writ. I win. on naiumay. tha 7th day of April, 1923. at on o'clock P .M.. at the front door er the County Court llouen at Kuaene, In County. Oregon, ael) at public anrilon ftub)ect to redemption) to the hit-bent bidder for caah in hand, all th rlabt. title and In teret which tbe within named defendant. or any of them, bad on tne Tin nay or November., 1917, tbe date-of plalottff'a nmrttraae herein foreclosed, or elnco thai data had la and to the above described nrooertv. or any nan. tbereor. to eatury aald execution, Jndsrmeat. order and de er, Interest attorney' fee, coeta and acorurec cotte. ,4 - FHKn j.;eTlLanLn, Sheriff of !ana County,.' Paled tfal tUh day of March, 10.13, Plrat Utuel March '7, 1A2X Lkat Irtue: April 4. 102.3. ... , r- ' Wed. S.7-B NQTICB OP RALR OP 9n0n.ono UAN NOTICK- 19 llEfllfiDr OIVRS. That bid' Will bo wcetve4 by tb County Court o( Lane Connty, Orofoo, at tbe court botlte In'Rugobo, Qreaon, until Wednee day, )h 4tb day of April, A. D. 1023, at tha lour' f- tn o'clock a. m. for the aal lof Htr' rlundiwd Fifty Thouiand fOAO.rXlpM.DoUar bonda of aald County, on Hun a red Fifty Tbouaaod mrvo.oooi Dollar. (JaUd- tb ltday or May, A. U. 1922. brln Intereat. at flv (0 pr cent); par cent per annual, payable ml Treadiwjt 0f Larvo County. Orrjton, or at m. rpjeai Aracy ot tn state oi u regno In New Tork City. New York, at the option- ol tha bidder, on the Ut day of November and May of each year. naia ooooe enau mature aa muowi : . TwantiNfiva Tbouaand (129.000) Dol lar flv Cot yean from and after the date iof taane: Twenty-fir Tboaeand f f 15.0OO1 Dollar' annually thereafter up to and Including tb year 1032, being the ftrt eight eerie of tha Five Hun dred Tbouaand ( 500,000) Dollar of road . bond offered for eale by lan Countv in the year 1022: Flv Hundred Thousand 9A0O,00O Dollar bonda of Raid Couoty da too tne mi day oi May. A. tV 1923. iwied In denomination of Fifty - (150 . Dollar or multifile there of trp to On Thouaand (91000) Dollar. ac -tno opiion oi toe auccenaiui oiaoer, bearlaf. InterMt at the rate of not to exceed flva ffl per cent) per eent per annum, payable aeml-annnally at the ,nffle of 'the County Treasurer of Tane County, Oregon, or at the Pineal Agency of th flute of Ortfnn . In New York, city. New York, at tho option of the bidder, on tha let day of November and mv or eacn year.. Raid bond ahalt mature a follow : Twenty-fir Thou -and (125.000) Dol lar flva (H) yearn from and after the data of laaue; Twenty-flv Thoueand (92R.00O)' Dollar annually thereafter un to and Including twenty -five (2M yar from and- after the date of thit lORue or aald tmnoa, oemg in ail-twenty (20) ' anual annual - aerial Darmenta. of Twenty. fire Thouiand (926,000) Dol lar eacn. , Bald Five Hundred Thousand ($B00. 000) Dollar bonda ahall be laaued -m twenty (20) aerlea, numbered alxty-one 10 elrhfy. conaertitlvely a followe : REHIEB BIXTY-ONB, payable flv (ft) year from date thereof: RKftlKfl BIXTT-TWO, payable ill (A) yeara from date thereof: AERIKS flIXTY-THRBB, payable aeven (7) yeara from date thereof; flERlKfl BIXTY-FOUIt, payable eight (8) year from date thereof; RKHIBB RIXTY-FIVK, payable pine (0) year from date therrof; BKH1KS BIXTY-RIX, payable ten (10) yean from date thereof; SERIES bixty-bkvkn, payable eleven (11) yec from date thereof; flKRIKrf HIXTY-KIOIIT, p g y ah I twelve (12) year from data thereof; RKHIKB BtXTY-NlNH, payable thir teen (13) yean from date therof; 8KRIKB BKVENTY, paynble fouxlaen (14) year from data thereof ; . SERIKS 8HVBNTY-0NK, payable fit tew (1A) year from date thereof; HKklHR BBVENTY-TWO. Payahl ili- teen (JA) year from rtato threof; HKitiKtf nisvaiTT -Tit iikh, payable aeventn (17) year from, data thereof; BKRIEB BBVBNTY - POUR, navable eighteen' (19) year from data thereat; 8BHIE8 8BVRNTY-PIVB, payable nlnetetn (10) yeer from date thereof; nKftiKa oKVBNTY-nix, payable twenty (20 yeatw ron -date thereof: BKRIK.V BKVHNTY-BEVKN. navahle twonfy-nne (21) yar from data thereof; H Kit I KB -BEVENTY-KIQIIT. , payahl twenty-two (23) yearH from data thartir; HE H 119 . 8BVRNTY-N1NK, - payable twentyethrea (B9i years from dale thr. of: . . - ( nBRIEB EIGHTY, payable twenty four (24) yeara from date (hereof; - A draft Or duly certified rhrk drawn on responsible bank In the amount nt en nvav n nor cenu per eent of the par value of Iba bonda bid for. navahi to R, nryoW County Clerk of Lane county, OretroeJ;? muit accompany each bid; anch ttepoelt to b return. If the blrl In not areepted, but If the hid (a ac cepted and the lull amount of tho bid In not paid within thirty (.10) dnya after aid bonda are ready for delivery, eald irnft or check and thn prnceoda thereof hll become tha nronertv of l.ana rvmn. tv. Oregon. .' ,. ' Rlda for any bend or number of bond will ha iWlveUA Hid will vtjn 'accented for Ah nniv. and no bid Jor leva than par will bo con a I de red. - J Bl Id bid Will 4m ftuhllrlv nnnil an the 4th -r)a"l Anrll. A. n 102a in o'clock a. m lb The County Court Room in Hie County courtbnuae, In tho. city of Eugene, Lang County. Oregon. Weil-Timed a Has a "Follow Through THERE'S 4 marked difference in the way gasolines explode. And it's important that you know. ' One kind explodes instantaneously det-! , onatcs. It depends on a single crash for the power to drive the piston, , i, ,.4, k Union. Non-Detonating Oasoline explodes in a different' way. It thrusts the. piston by a . . long, sustained impulse. It has a "follow ' through" exerts a steady pressure through-' ' out the entire stroke. ' ' "' " ' Detonation Less Efficient A crashing explosion is less efficient than one that's prolonged. t It limits the compression because of the' tendency to explode prematurely. It causes ' vibration, which means wear and tear. The Sustained Explosion The prolonged explosion of Union Non-Detonating Gasoline provides progressive, bus- tained impulse. , ... ',' It permits increased compression in your ' motor, . for compression, as all authorities '. -know, is limited by the tendency of fuels to detonate.;;; V,' ; .' ''" . . Increased Efficiency , " ; Increased, efficiency is dependent on com- pressioh, the complete burning of the fuel and ' : sntooth impulses. ' . ; w, !',''''V'"';, '' . Therefore Union Non-Detonating Gasoline , , gives a new "lift" on the hills, more speed on -the straightaway, and a smoother, stronger ' rush in the "pick-up.". And there's less wear and tear because vibration is reduced... , , ' This higher efficiency means economy also. Union Non-Detonating Gasoline is always uniform. . It doesn't disintegrate, thus doesn't deteriorate in storage. It has all the power when you use it that it has when it leaves the Union plants. So there are several reasons for Union Non Detonating Gasoline. ., ' , II. I : . . ,. -; : .'.-( urn,?.:- 1. ... ,.. - , U. ,!, 1' .:..i, .'....' -? .', tri tstli- ' . ; v .. Ths rlnht to rnject snr'snd sll bid. or to scv.pt part and wjoct otbsrs Is r MrviMl hr tha Counijr Court. All bids sra to bo addroi.nl to R, B. Drywin, Counlr Cltrfc, Kinn. Lsn roi Shines Saves leather, and worry I ' ' Keeps the' shoes. trim and tidyi Gives the . look prospentyi.- Black, Tan, White,. Everyday In every way you need the ShInola Home Set. Genuine bristle ; dauber cleans the shoes! and applies the- polish and th'e big-, lamb's wool polisher brings 'the, 'shine like lightning.', ; ,! "- ; . soliiie UnionOaCpm pany 1'. 1 . .i'H . At ' . v .'itnnutv t. ,-' . -ar 1J K :.',. 'iti r Counlr, Ornson, snd ndord on thn sn - Tump, : "ma tor un Count? . Road Dond." csrtlfkd copf of tit Court ord-rs and prormlD(ii. bad In connacllon with !1mertca's!HomeShoeMish. and feel ofrg ..' Ox - biood, Brown ; . .. m ,11 ..: k UNION '.'r 'V ii 1 .-.!-. . ., ,. " . mm mm ith luus or sstd bond, III bo lurnl.li"! It. 8. IIIIVBON.. Counllf rl.rk, I ... rnnnlv. Orrion. TUP. .1-1'-' S-iTaanDiJintKii 1 I'lUVv w