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FINJ^QAL SITUATION DISCUSSED
James T. Chinnock
For Representative 5tb Dist.
Charles R. Barrow
For Representative 6 th Dist
S. P. Pierce
For County Judge
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the m anufacturers.
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vertising, it is certainly tbrir pri them selves to you in the near future
vilege to g o to it, but let them be in ord er to reap a b ou n tifu l harvest
consistent. T h e y seem to h ave a for you r efforts
very lively appreciation o f the fact
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that newspaper p u b licity that does
not cost tbern any tbiu g is very
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that we proceed to d o so.
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to m ake wire fen cin g or ir o n in g ;
boards or screen d o o rs, we g iv e him
In Germany, where pro
about one local w rite-u p, and then
hibition is unknown and
we exp ect him to pay for any fu r
where all the people have
ther advertising.
W hen E . E (
been temperate drinkers of
J oh n son leases the local mill and
wholesome beers and light
saws lumber for the local market
wines, there is less drunk
he puts an ad in the H erald and
enness than in Maine or in
pays for it like a m an. T h en why
Kansas—the two most con
should we give free space to the
spicuous prohibition state«
Portlaud m anufacturers for the
in the Union.
b oosu n g o f their business?
The same is true of France
T o g o further, the manufacturers
and Italy. The world over
are n ow ca llin g on the newspapers
you will find that the really
to h elp the propogauJa for a 5 pel
temperate races are those
cen t preferential for O regon made
who are not prohibited from
ariicles in state, cou n ty and city
drinking temperate bever
con tracts
T h e y tried to get thi-
ages such as beer and wine.
on the ballot as an initiative meas
ure, but cou ld noi get en ough sig
Prohibition in Germany, Franc#
or Italy would produce exactly
natures on their je 'it io n
N ow
the same results that It has pro
they propose to m ake ' the fight of
duced in every state in the Union
their liv e s " to get it through the
where prohibitory laws have been
legislature. It sim ply means a b o n
enacted. It Would not stop men
us o f 5 per cent to be paid to the
from drinking nor decrease drunk
O regon m anufacturers out of state,
enness, but it would dri'-e out the
co u n ty and city treasuries.
It is
mild drinks and encourage men
a su bsidy pure and sim ple. Per
who d o drink to resort secretly to
the highly concentrated spirits.
haps the newspaper« .->! the state
Will h elp bam boozle the people in
If prohibition really eared men
to sta n din g tor it atui then again,
from the “ curseof drink” it would
perhaps they w on ’ t
have more to commend it to the
iutelligenceof the people. But,as
the great editor, Henry Watterson,
Teachers Engaged
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Journal, " I t duos not promote
S ch ool Supt. Baker gives the
either temperance or virtue. It
arouses human passion to frenzy
H erald the follow in g data re g a rd
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in g teachers w ho have been engaged
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fa c to r s ."— P a i d A d v e r t i . m e n t .
H elen H obbios. A m ro diet No. 3.
J. W . Burkhart, Parkersburg.
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OREGON STATE FAIR m in in g en gin eerin g
Salem, Sept. 28 -O ct 3, 1914
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Attorneys for the Plaintiff j
Address 1st Nat’ l Bank Bldg.,
E H. K E R N
Marshfield, Oregon.
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In the Circuit C ourt o f fh e S ta le o f O r e
Oregon lot C oos County
Offered in Premiums for Ag- w J. C o n r a d ,
Plaintiff
ricultural, Livestock, Poultry
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IN
nament Band Concerts, Boys’ claim ing any right, FORECLOSUFE
estate, lien or
OF
C a m p , M ovin g Pictures, title,
interest in the real
TAX LIEN
state
described
Children’s Playground, Bee e herein,
Defendants.
Demontrations, Animal Cir
James Hamilton and L. B. Billings
cus and other free attractions To the
above named defendants
111 the Name o f the State o f Oregon:
You are invited.
you are hereby notified that W. J.
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W . J. C o n r a d .
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Plaintiff,
vs.
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J. W. H a n e lin e and
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unknown,
j claim ing any right,
title, estate, lien o r
interest in the real
estate
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FORECLOSURE
OF
TAX LIEN
Defendants
To J. W . Haneline the above named
defendant
In the Name o f the Siate o f Oregon:
you are hereby notified that W J.
Conrad the holder o f Certificate o f De Conrad the holder of Certificate o f De
linquency numbered 44 issued on the linquency numbered 35 issued on the
^ the
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day o f April, 1913 by
Tax ____
Col 27tn day o f June, 1912 by the Tax Col-
Send for Premium List and 29th
lector o f the County o f Coos, State o f lector o f the bounty o f Coos. State of
io r the amount o f Four and j Oregon, for the amount o f Eight and
Oregon, i , for
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Dollars, the same being
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then n due
and delinquent for tax
due
and -3 delinquent
for O amount
Reduced rates on all railroads amount *- then
taxes for the year 1909 together with es for the year 1909 together with penal
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penalty, interest and costs thereon up tv, interest and costs thereon upon the I
the real property assessed to you, the real property assessed to you, o f |
FRANK MEREDITH, Sec, o on f which
you are the owner as appears which you are the owner as appears o f ,
o f record, situated in said C ounty and record, situated in said County and
Salehi, Oregon
State, and particularly bounded and de State; and particular y bounded and
scribed as follows, to-w it: Beginning on described as follows, to-wit: South
the township line 2039.70 feet E. o f the East Quarter o f the South East Quar
corner o f Townships 25 and 26, Ranges ter (S E '4 S E '4 ) o f Section Eighteen
12 and 13 run N. 45.5J E. 276.5 feet to (18) Township Twenty Eight (28) S.
left bank o f Catching Slough; run S. Range 12 W . Willamette Meridian Coos
“ S ch o o lin g in you th shou ld in v a ria b ly b e
along said slough 75.5° E. 199 8 feet; County, Oregon, containing 40 acres
directed t o p rep a re a p erson in the best w av
run S. 6 m " E. 121» feet : run S. 53* E more or less.
for th e b est p erm an en t o ccu p a tion for w h ich
You are further notified that said W.
he ia ca p a b le. ’— P residen t C. W Eliot.
142.8 feet; run W . on township line
621.4
feet to place o f beginning, all in J. Conrad has paid taxes on said prem- i
This is the Mission of the
Sec. 31, T. 25 S. R. 12 West of Willam ises for prior or subsequent years with
ette Meridian, Coos -County, Oregon, the rate o f interest on said amounts as
follows:
containing 1.5 acres.
Tax
R a te 1
You are further notified that said W.
Forty-«i<th School Veer Opens
R ec’ t
of
J. Conrad has paid taxes on said prem Y ear’ s Date«“
Paid
No.
Am ’ t int.
for prior or subsequent years with Tax
SEPTEH BER 18th, 1914 ises
the rate o f interest on said amounts as 1910 June 27, 1912 8916 $5 63 12
Write for Illustrated loo-page Book follows
1911
7258 $8 96 12
let. "THE L ife C a r e e r .” and forCata 1
Tax
Rate 1912 May 15, 1913 2636 $3 40 12
log containing full Information
Said J ’ W. Haneline as the owner of
Date
Y .ar ’ s
R ec’ t A m ’ t
of
D egree C o u r s e s - AGRICULTURE : Tax
No.
Paid
int. the legal title o f the above described
property
as the same appears ot record, 1
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Hairy Hus 1910 Apr. 29, 1913 9095 »9 97 12
and each o f the other persons above
bandry. Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture. 1911
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9186 *5 47 12
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named are hereby further noti ied that
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, 1912
6165 43 39 12
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LOGGING ENGINEERING. HOME ECO 1908
$0 28 12 W. J. Conrad will apply to the Circuit
NOMICS: Domestic Science, Domestic Art, 1907 May 23,
Court o f the County and State afore
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6402 $3 62 12
ENGINEERING:
Electrical, Irrigation,
Said James Hamilton and L. B. Bil said for a decree foreclosing the lien
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining. lings as the owners o f the legal title o f against the property above described,
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY. the above described property as the and mentioned in said certificate. And
INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
same appears o f record, and each of you are hereby summoned to appear j
Vocational Courier-Agriculture, Dairy the other persons above named are within sixty days after the first publi
ing. Home Makers’ Course. Industrial hereby further notified that W.J.Conrad cation o f this summons exclusive o f the
will eppiy to the Circuit Court o f the day o f said tiret publication, and defend
Arts. Forestry, Business Short Course.
School o f Music—Piano, String, Band, < ountyand State aforesaid for a decree this action or pay the amount due
foreclosing the lien against the proper- above shown together with costs and
Voice Culture.
t; aboye described, and mentioned in accrued interest and in case o f your
F.unen Buttncw Cour«e by Mail Free
said
certificate. And you are hereby failure to do so, a decree will be ren-
A d d rn w T H K R H O IS T S AK,
summoned to appear within sixty dcacd foreclosing the lien o f said taxes
(tw 7-1 ft to 9-9)
C orva llis, O regon
days after the first publication o f this and costs against the land and premises
summons exclusive o f the day o f said above named.
This summons is published by order ;
first publication, and defend this action
For County Surveyor
or pay the amount due as above shown o f the Honorable John S. Coke, Judge
together with costs and accrued inter o f the ( ircuit Court o f the State o f Or
I hereby a n n ou n ce m yself an in est and in case o f your failure to do so, egon for the County o f Coos, and said
order was made and" dated this 3 dav of
dependent can didate for the office a decree will be rendered foreclosing August, 1914, and the date o f the first
the lien o f said taxes and costs against
o f cou n ty surveyor o f C oos C ou n ty, the land and premises above named.
publication o f this summons is the 4 ;
O regon .
I am a regular graduate
This summons is published by order day o f August, 1914.
All process and papers in this pro
o f the Kansas Slate A gricu ltu ral o f the Honorable John S. Coke. Judge
ceeding may be served upon the under- ’
C ollege, class o f 1884
E n gaged o f the Circuit Court o f the State o f Or signed residing within the State o f Ore
egon {or the County o f Coos and said
for 14 years in (he loca tion , c o n order was made and dated this 3 day o f gon, at the address hereafter men- j
struction and m aintenance ot rail August. 1914 and the date o f the first tioned.
J ohn D. G oss
roads, with tbe C. B & Q. R v , publication o f this summons is the 4 day
J ohn c . K e n d a l l
Mo Pac. R v , A T . & S. F Rv. of August. 1914 .
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
til process and papers in this pro
C. R r & Pac. R y ., and for to ceeding may be served upon the under- ( Address 1st Nat'l Hank Bldg,
Marshfield, Coos Co., ktre.
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years em ployed in iriig ation and signed residing within the State o f Ore-
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THE LIFE CAREER
Oregon Power Company
OREGON AGRICUITURALCOLLEGE
Announcement
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I f AVING leased the plant of the Co-
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shortest possible notice. _ Your orders
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