The Coquille Valley sentinel., February 15, 1935, Page 5, Image 5

took In. Sarah Barklow, to Coquille,' ond quarter. Barklbw and Schroeder
Defendants
Live News Fro« Ara*«
No. 18576
-a—
-------- ■ gave Arago supporters a thrill with
bund iy questing where -—
she
will —■ visit
Mrs. Dan Rogers and daughters,
PnHItmtlsn at Si
her laughter, Mrs. Clarence Butler, three long range baskets but Collier’s
Rachel and Julia, Mrs. Fred Lafferty
To LEONA LOBDELL and ROBERT
befoi; returning to her home in last minute attack and final four
BRIGHT, two of the above named
and daughter, Janice, were guests at
Rme!>urg. .
points
when
they
were
so
badly
need
­
defendants, and all the known and
a household shower and housewarm­
unknown heirs
of
Phillip A.
Lo ging operations have started on ed made him the hero of the evening.
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bright, deceased, and all the known
the Calvin tract of timber. Fallers
Z
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Wayne Watson in the Valley View
and unknown heirs of J. Henry
Z
l»ave been at Work for more than a
Bridge Happening*
Schroeder, deceased, and also all
district, on Thursday afternoon.
week J. Doak and Jack Hultin will
other persons or parties unknown
Other guests were Mrs. Chas. Wat­
Mrs. Albert Pancoast, Mrs. C. S.
claiming any right, title, estate,
run the camp for Mr. Conrad. The
son and children, Ellen and Floyd, ot
lien or interest in the real prop­
logs WiU be trucked to the river at Murphy, Mrs. Fred Scofield and Mrs.
Twin Oaks district, Mrs. J. W. Starr,
erty described in the complaint
Arago and sent down to the Moore Amanda Ehiig were Roseburg vis­
herein. Defendants
Mrs. C. E. Miller and son, Clarence,
mill at Bandon. The big bulldozer itors Tuesday.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
of Myrtle Point, Mrs. E. L. Culbert­
Miss
Maude
Hooton
spent
the
past
OF OREGON:
You are hereby re­
finished making the road into the
son and' Denton Watson, of Gravel
woods Sunday and Lawrence Bark­ week end in Coquille, going down to quired to appear and answer the
Ford, Mrs. H. L. Johnson, Mrs. Lee
complaint filed against you in the
low is gravelling it this week so there attend the Myrtle Union executive above entitled suit on or before the
Atkinson and daughter, Marilyn.
will be no delay. The right of way is meeting which was held Sunday af­ expiration of 4 weeks from the date
Mrs. Pearl Milhorn and Mrs. Mary
through the George Hampton place. ternoon. While in town she was a of first publication Of this Summons,
Aber, all of Coquille.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McDonald were guest at the Geo. Swinney, Amelia that being the time prescribed in or­
Mrs. Gus Schroeder is improving
der for publication thereof, said date
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Hill and Alton F. Dungey homes.
being the 25th day of January, 1935,
more rapidly now and is able to be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Rookard
Burns in Coquille and Mrs. MacDon-
and if you fail to so appear and
about the house. She suffered from
mo\
ed
to
Powers
Sunday,
where
answer for want thereof, the plain­
' aid was stricken with a serious heart
a cold during the week but that to re­
tiff wiU apply to the court for the re­
attack. They remained over night as Mr. Bookard has employment.
lived now.
Mrs. W. A, Lett returned home lief demanded in the complaint, to-
Mrs MacDonald could not be moved
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder
Tuesday from Sitkum, where she had wit: That the defendants and each
for a few days.
of them be required to set forth and
and Mrs Lawrence Rackleff v left
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Watkins were spent a week at the home of her allege their claim, right, title, inter­
Monday for Corvallis, where they
daughter.
Mrs.
Elmer
Wilson.
est or estate in and to said parcel of
business visitors in Coquille Thurs­
will attend the annual home econ­
The W. A. Tennant and Guy Ten­ land to-wit:
day afternoon.
They visited Morie
Lots Four (4) and Five (5), and
omics conference and recreational
Hicks who is recovering nicely from nant families moved this past week,
the Southwest quarter of the
schooj^at O. S. C. The meetings are
having traded property.
The Guy
Southeast quarter of Section
a tonsil operation.
the culmination of the clases which
Thirty-six (36), Township Twen­
Sunday marked the close of three Tennant • family now occupies the
have been held tot the past six |
ty-eight (28) South of Range 12,
weeks meeting held in Arago by Rev. house where the other (amily had re­
West of the Willamette Meridian,
months in Coquille under the direc­
sided
for
several
years,
and
the
W.
A.
Frank Cohen. There were seventy-
in Coos County, Oregon,
tion of Miss Gertrude Skow. There
Tenn
unts
live
in
the
log
cabins
down
and submit* the same to the judicial
, five in attendance at Sunday schbol
will be national leaders in attendance
the
McMullen determination of this Court, and that
1 )n the morning with special music by,. the highway
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to give the final lecture, with recro -J
the same be adjudged and decreed
ational
un-
^‘,y Hickam and M1“ 1 Eleanor' bnd<e
ational diversions
diversions each
each evening
evening un-
|
The Christian Erideavor meeting null and void and of no effect in law
or equity.
That the Court decree
Jake Bohlander, who plan on leaving der the supervision of the home dem- i
, Sunday evening will be in charge of that the plaintiff is the sole owner
the valley thia week. Mr. and Mr». onstration agents from the extension'
Robert
James.
The
topic
is,
“
What
and
in
possession,
and entitled to be
Ben Robison have purchased the department. • The Arago group will . linner at noon was held at the home the Bible says about Temptation and in possession of said parcel of land
of
Mrs.
Albert
Lillie
on
Wednesday,
Bohlander ranch.
and all the rights, privileges and ap­
be the guests of Mrs. Schroeder's
February 6. The quilt was laid aside i Sin." Mrs. Teddy Miller had charge purtenances thereto belonging or in
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson and Mrs aunt, Mrs. Martha Averill.
,
of
the
juniors
Sunday
evening
in
the
anywise appertaining to said parcel
I at two o’clock until the regular
Ivan Laird and children were busi­
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Miller and
, absence of the superintendent, Maude of land, and that the title of
monthly
missionary
program
was
LILJEQVIST, SWANTON
ness callers in Coquille Saturday.
daughters, Colleen and Maxine, re­
plaintiff
to
said
parcel
_
of
Rev. Frank Cohen gave the , 1 Hooton. There were five registrations landto
& SLACK
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.___ g That
___
Mr. and Mrs. Ferley Crowley and turned to their home in Portland Fri- held
good
and V valid.
from the Bridge societies for the
Bible
message
on
missions;
Mrs.
Fred
the defendants and each of them be
son, Harry, spent the week end vis­ dhy. They have spent the past two
Attorneys and Counsellors
' Lafferty sang, “Saved, Saved;” Mrs. state convention which will be held forever enjoined anl debarred from
iting relatives at Port Orford and weeks visiting at the bedside of Nile
First National Bank Building
at
The
Dalles
April
25-28.
asserting any claim whatever in and
Albert Gulstrom and Mrs. Albert
Langlois.
Miller, who has improved rapidly the
Among those who have been on the to said parcel of land, adverse to this
Coquille
Oregon
Lillie
sang
“
List
to
His
Voice.
”
Sev
­
Sunday callers at the Elmer Wilson past week.
plaintiff. That plaintiff have judg­
eral songs by the group and the busi­ sick list during the past few days are ment against the defendants and
home were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nick-
Jess Robison had the misfortune to
Ionella
Curtiss,
Cliford
Brown,
Eu
­
aaon and children, Mrs. W. A. Lett, lose a horse Sunday. He left in com7 ness meeting presided over by the gene Fairchield and Hilda Mae Miller against each of them for her costs
DR. J. R. BUNCH
and disbursements incurred in this
Mrs. Leslie Groat and son, Roger; pany with Fred Lafferty Tuesday for president, Mrs C. A. Keltner, com­
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Miller have suit, and for such other and further
DENTIST
pleted
the
program
and
quilting
was
Mrs. Orlin Kirk, Mr». Ernest Krew­ the Willamette valley in search of a
relief as to the Court shall seem meet
X-RAY Service
resumed. The next missionary meet­ moved from the H. A. Hatfield ranch and equitable.
son and children, Glade, Donna Jane new team.
to
the
Taylor
cabin
where
they
for
­
ing will be held on Friday, March 8,
This Summons is published by or­
Laird Bldg.
First Street
and Velma.
Mr. and Mrs. William Billings, of
which it the world day of prayer for merly resided and the Lloyd Win- der of the Honorable Hugh McLain,
Telephone 82-L
Coquille, Ore.
Newport, are the guests of their niece. missions, and will be at the home at nin“ha™
have been Uv_ Judge of the County Court of Coos
County, Oregon, made and entered
.......... F*lrvtew~
Mrs. George Zinserling.
Mrs. Edith Woodward. This day to Ing on the C. R. Davie place, will have the 24th day of January, 1935.
Houston Robison drove in from celebrated internationally and the charge
of
the
Hatfield
farm.
' Several McKinley Grangers attend­
'
Harry A. Slack.
GRANT CORBY
.
ed the last meeting of the Fairview- Ten MUe to spend the week end with isame
Attorney for Plaintiff,
program is used as the basis of
his
parents
and
pay
his
respects
to
Attorney at. Law
First National Bank Building, Co­
Norgt Fork . Grange.
They were as
the meetings throughout the world.
quille, Oregon.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
PkfrniniMlg Baribal
'follows: Merton Sailing, Mr. and Mrs. his new niece, little Loretta Ferre.
Those present at Mrs. Lillie’s were
Date of first pubHcation: Jan. 25,
„
_ ___ _
On th* 16th day of, March, 1935,
Mrs. Stanley Halter entertained
Julius Benham, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn,
Phone 167
Coquille, Ord.
" . C. A. Keltner, Mrs.
F‘
Tyrrell at the hour at 10:00 o’clock A. M., at 1935.
Friday in honor of her mother, Mrs.'
Mr
Jenkins
and
Commissioner
and
♦
Date
of last publication: Feb. 22,
Residence Phone 24-M
| Woodward, Mrs. Wayne Woodward,
‘ ' the front door of the Court House at
Mrs. R. Lawhome and son, Leonard. Ed Myers, the occasion being Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers, Mr. and Mrs. I Coquille Coos County, Oregon, I will 1935.
Mrs. Joe Burkehelmer is expected Myers’ birthday. The guests at the David Root, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' sell at auction to the highest bidder IN TH* CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
dinner table were Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cohen ,• for cash the following described real
J. ARTHUR BERG
home from the hospital this weak»
STATE OF OREGON FOR
in Coos County, Oregon, to-
COOS COUNTY
Spring gardening has become the Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sell, of and children, Francis, Anna and ; property
Attorney at Law
wit:
PORTLAND MORTGAGE CO
leading occupation in the valley the the Roy district, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ruth, Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff, Mrs.
South Half of the Southwest
* Rooms 14 2
corporation.
Plaintiff,
Quarter (which includes Lot 4):
past week and many of the folks have Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence George Gillespie. Mrs. Adrien Halter
Farmers 4k Marchant* Bank Bldg
FREDERICK
W.***
Barklow,
Oliver
Myers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and
the
Southeast
Quarter,
of
Phono 37
their seed in the ground already.
PARKER.
and sons, Allen and Ronald, .. Mrs.
the
Southwest Quarter; the
Coquille, Oregon
known as F. W wasewyto
Latest reports state that Lew Son- Ed Myers, and Stanley Haltet.
Southeast Quarter, of Section. 16,
Stanley
Halter.
Mrs.
Alvin
Billings,
LISHA L. PARKER,
PAT“
his wife; and
Mt. and Mrs. Flbyd Jackson and
neland is improving now and should
Lot One of Section 20; Lot One,
PAL—.
LISHA L. PARKER,
LEROY F.
small daughter, Diana, and Mrs. I Turner B. MacDonald. Mrs. Fred Laf-
East
Half
of
Northwest
Quarter,
soon
be
well
on
the
road
to
recovery.
DR. W. V. G LA IS Y KB
PARKER and F. W. PARKER,
1 forty, Mrs. S. L. Lafferty, Mrs. Law­
Southeast
Quarter
of
Northeast
Jackson
’
s
mother
from
Portland
were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Teagarden had
TRUSTEES, Defendants.
rence Barklow, Mrs. Sarah Barklow,
VETERINARIAN
Quarter. Northwest Quarter of
Na. 10557
as their guests last week-end, Russell Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I*' A Mrs.
Northeast Quarter and North
John
Carl, Mrs. Clarence
Publication of Summons
County Herd A Meat Inspector
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris Myers.
Half of Southwest Quarter of
Schroeder, Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mrs.
TO FREDERICK W. PARKER, AL­
Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff was a
Northeast Quarter of Section 21
and Mrs. Bertha Gntham. Mrs. Gra­
Coquille, Ore.;,
SO KNOWN AS F. W. PARK EL..
Ray Parker and son, Billy, Mrs. J. L.‘
in Township 26 South, Range 12,
ham will stay for some time but the business visitor in Marshfeld Satur­ Burtis, Mrs. C. S. Webb, Mrs. Albert
AND LISHA L. PARKER. HIS
W. W. M.
day.
Miss
Lois
Schroeder
returned
WIFE; AND LISHA L. PARKER,
others left Tuesday evening for their
J. A. RICHMOND
Gulstrom
and
son,
Darwin,
Mrs.
Said
sale
is
made
under
execution
LEROY
F. PARKER AND F. W.
homes in San Francisco, taking Mrs. with her to spend Sunday with her Claude Randleman, Mrs
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
Marvin
PARKER,
TRUSTEES, DEFEN­
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
State of Oregon for the County of
Teagarden with them.
DANTS. ’
Shaw and children. Patty and Ar­ Coos, to me directed in the case of
Schroeder.
rä«8>
Richmond-ßarker Building
Mr. and Mrs. Estill Powell and eon,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Pacific Coast Joint Stock Lank Bank
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ia«, and the hostess
“ OF OREGON: You are hereby re-
Dickie, spent last week end with the
Coquille, Ore.
of Portland, a corporation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Zinserling
re-
I qui red to appear and answer the
and Mrs. Joe Milanl were Ernie Fer­
J. W. Powell family.
: Office 02M, Res. WE
tamed to their home Thursday eve­
filed against you
in IhZ
the
Frita Fuchs and EH. Fuchs, husband . ' complaint
S^uU^.unT'or
taiforo
Friday, February I? a group of rari, of Coquille, and Mr. and Mrs.
ning after spending Tuesday and and wife, John F. Matson, Elmer
entitled suit on or before the
Frank
Zelio
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guy
young people met at the home of Mrs.
timer expiration of four weeks from the
Wednesday visiting relatives in New­ Matson, August Matson.
J. J. STANLEY
C. A- Holverstott for song practice Lamb and daughters, of Myrtle Point port. Allen and Edith stayed with Swanton. Trustee, Bennett Trust date of first publication of this Sum-
Attoracy-at-Law
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis. Mrs.
under the direction of Miss Edythe
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw during
Office at residence, 27» South
Woodward. The interest shown has Lawrende Rackleff, Clarence Schroe­
their absence.
«
Willard 8U Coquille
justified all hopes and Miss Wood­ der and Mrs. John Carl attended the
wife» pear and answer for want thereof,
Mrs
Leon
Pauli
underwent
a major
grange
meeting
in
Broadbent
Tues
­
ward now has started a sight reading
operation in Coquille Thursday. Her and State Industrial Accident Com­ the plaintiff will apply to the couit
class which will improve the ability day evening.
mission.
V. R.
for the relief demand'd in the com­
Howard Grossen, at Klamath Falls, friends will be glad to know that she
Wm. F. Howell,
of several of the folks.
plaint, to-wit: for judgment against
is
recovering
.nicely.
Sheriff
of
Coos
County,
drove
over
last
week
and
took
his
WILSON
Wednesday, February 7, the Wom­
the defendants an<j against each of
State
of
Oregon.
A class in nature study and bird
them, Frederick W. Parker, als»
en’s Singing Club met at Mrs. Nita small daughter. Putty, who has been
“OPTOM
RIST”
First Pub. Feb. 15th, 1935,
known as F. W. Pnrker, and Lisha I..
Errors in Refraction corrected
Neal’s home for a practice. Mrs. Lora visiting her grandparents. Mr. and life was organized Thursday after­ Last Pub. Mar. 15th, 1935.'
Parker, his wife; and Lisha L. Par­
i Holverstott was hostess to the club Mrs. Joe Milam, for the past two noon at the home of Mrs.
Edith
without the use of Dregs.
ker, LeRoy F. Parker and F. W.
months,
home
with
him.
Woodward
with
Mrs.
T.
B.
MacDon
­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Parker, Trustees, for the sum ot
on Wednesday evening of this week
434 W. 1st St.
Coquille, Ore.
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Mrs. Elisabeth Lett was hostess to ald as leader. The meadowlark was
$7226.40 with Interest thereon from
The Sunday school attendance has
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
April 20, 1933, at the rate of 8 per
improved greatly; in fact, mare a group of Arago friends for dinner the subject of the first day's lesson.
Sunday. Those present were, Mrs. This class is open to all ages and will In the Matter of the Estate of James cent per annum, the further sum of
,
benches
will
be
necessary
to
accom-
$70.72 with interest thereon from
F. Alumbaugh, Deceased,
Brewster VaOey
! modate as large a crowd as was pres­ Sarah Barklow, of Roseburg, Mr. and include some work in elementary
November 21, 1933, at the rate of 10
Notice to Crsdttsrs
Mrs. Ed Myers and son. Oliver. Mr. ■
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lawhorn, of ent last Sunday
drawing
and
color
work
as
well
as
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That per cent per annum, the further sum
Some new song
Lakeside, spent Sunday visiting in books, a gift of Mrs. Bert Roberts, of and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow, Mr. and the study of the habits of bird life | the undersigned has been
beea duly ap- of $88.83 with interest thereon nt the
the valley. They were dinner guests California, were received and found Mrs. Wayne Woodward and son, in the local vicinity. Those enrolling I pointed by the above entitled Court, rate of 10 per cent per annum from
.
as
Administrator
of
the
Estate of said July 31, 1934, the further sum of
at the Krewson home
to be a very helpful item. Mrs. Rob­ Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter, I Thursday were Mrs. Oluf Aasen, Deceased, and has duly qualified as $1796.07 with interest thereon at the
Mrs. W. A. Lett, of Bridge, return­ erts, as many will remember, used to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Peterson and Mary Jean McAllister, Betty Knabe, such.
rate of 10 per cent per annum from
ed to her home Wednesday after be in charge of the Sunday school up small son, Leslie Lett.
NOW THEREFORE, all persons October 3, 1934, the further sum of
Edith Zinserling, Arda and Bernice
spending, the past week with her until the time she moved to Califor­
Oluf Aasen and Mary Jean McAl- Gillespie, Gerald Woodward. Anne having claims against said Estate are $16.50 with interest thereon from
hereby notified and required to pre­ June 15, 1933, at the rate of 10 per
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Wilson.
lister
spent Saturday in Bandon. Watkins, Miss Alice Scott, Mrs. Tyr- sent the same, together with proper cent per annum, the further sum of
nia.
Eloda Krewson spent the week end
Work on the Fairview community Mary Jean visited her aunts. Mrs. rell Woodward, Mrs. Georfce Gilles- vouchers therefor, to the under­ $12.20 with interest th»reon from
with Yvonne Knight at Gayldr^l.
hall is progressing rapidly. The roof Leo Cox and Mrs. Ed Wannamaugher pie, Mrs. Ernest Watkins, Mrs. Ray signed, at the offices of J. Arthur July 15, 1933, at the rate of 10 per
Berg, in Coquille, Oregon, within six cent per annum, and the further sum
Mr and Mrs Julius Benham and is now complete and the construction
Mrs. Naomi Robison. Sam Root Parker.
of $191.49 with interest thereon from
months from the date hereof;
•
Arthur Jenkins visited-Saturday with of the inside is well under way. The_______
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—
—
,
_____
and Dsn Ro>t, of Myrtle Point, drove
Arago defeated Riverton in the aec-
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1334, at “
the rate of 10
Dated this 13th day of February, October “
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubble, of Fair­ Women’s Club met at the hall Mon-' to Corvallis Friday afternoon and
per cent
ent per annum; and the further
ins.
1935.
sum <*
of $350.00, attorney’s fees, to-
Warren E. Alumbaugh.
view. They also attended the Grange day and served a hot dinner to the visited relatives there Saturday. They
..
r with
its coots and disburae-
Administrator of the Estate of gether
meeting while there.
workmen.
I returned by the coast highway Sun-
ments
herein sustained; and have a
James F. Alumbaugh. Deceased.
Mrs. Clarice Jewett, of Roeeburg.
Mrs. Andy Parks was in Marshfield day.
decree of foreclosure of the mortgage
J. Arthur Berg.
spent several days this week visiting two days of last week on business and
Attorney for Administrator described in plaintiffs complaint
oiuf Aasen was a Myrtle Point
Coquille, Oregon. covering the following real property
at the Hicks home.
pleasure.
I visitor Thursday where he called on
situated in the County of CoS, State
A farewell party was given Sun­
Harold Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. S C. McAllister, who has improved
of Oregon, and described as follows:
day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Neal, is on the Coquille de- sufficiently to be back to the men’s
Lots numbered three (3) and the
^North forty (40) feet of Lots
bating squad. Harold and Miss Le- ward of the hospital It was thought
numbered one (1) and two (2)
velle Walstjom, ot Coquille, compose thlt
ml<ht
removed
in block lettered “G", Western
the affirmative team and they met thu week but it will be several
Addition to Marshfield, Coos
the negative team of North Bend at monthl 5^^ he is able to be out.
County, Oregon.
and __
and
for ________
the sale . of the __
mortgaged
____
Coquille Wednesday evening,
All
premises to satisfy such judgment,
of Harold’s friends certainly wish
and for a decree barring and ” fore-
him sucoess.
he
closing you and each of_____
you of H __
all
right, title, and interest in said mort­
tlantic onthly
gaged
premises
and
every
part
there
­
Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip­
of and have such other and further
ping cream on sale at Folsom’s Gro­
relief as to the Court shall seem meet
AKE the most of your
cery and People’s Market at all times.
and equitable
reading hours. Enjoy the
V. L. Cor­
This summons is published by or­
wit, the wisdom, the compan I ­ For delivery, call 7R43.
nelius ■ & --
19tf
der of the Honorable J. T. Brand.
ionship, the chirm that have
Judge of the Circuit Court of Cooi
made the ATLANTIC, for sev­
County, Oregon, made and entered
enty-five years, America’s most
the 17th day of January. 1935.
quoted and moat cherished
Harry A. Slack,
WARRANTS TAKEN
magazine.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First National Bank Building, Co­
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quille, Oregon.
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