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BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
In the Circuit r o o r l of the State »1 Oragoo,
tb« County of YambUI.
| “ I’ll bit she will," began the for
David Boy«*. rU In llff.,
vs.
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rash youth.
D i m P a r k i n s and i
Mary Pars I or. bis wile ,
“ Don’t!” interrupted his older and
Joseph C. (jftiaon I
and Jane Doe Gibson. I
and wiser companion. “ Don’ t bta wife, defendants.
Dean Perklnaand Mary Perkins, defendants
bet that she will ever do any To
Above namffi;
In tke n an e of tbs Stale of Orweon. Ton, and
thing. You can never tell what eaeb
of you. a n hereby required to appear and
■nswor tb* eomplalnt filed agslnel yon In the
a woman will do.”
above entitled eocrt and cause, on or before ail
weeks from tha dot* of tko krai publication of
“ But,” protested the young ibis ana boos , which aatd date o f I rat pa hi (ca
tion to the 17tb day of in ly . 1»1S; and yon will
man, “ I was going to bet that take notice that If you fall to appear and an
swer M id complaint, for want of m eb answer,
plaintiff will apply to sold e o o rtfo rth *
she would do the unexpected.”
rellel I prayed for lo hla mid complaint herein.
to
wit
It:
plaintiff Itavo ludeeaaont against
“ Don’t!” repeated the elder, yon and That
aach of you forth* m u o f IS. 000 «0, to
gether
with
Interest
mid sum frost Juna 22.
earnestly. “ Even that is no »ale m2, until paid, ot the on rot*
of six por oaut per
annum, and for tbs tom of tsoo.on ail may foes.
bet.” —Judge.
>n<l tor the ooels and UlftPUiiBIDwOI
disbursement OI
of M
this
su it; a
ill IU1I
Bert Ingle, the 17 year old son of A.
N. Ingle, n wealthy sheepman Uvlng
near Baker, met his death from an ac-
cidenUI revolver shot while evidently
crawling In pursuit of some anlmml.
Work on tke second unit of the
Klamath reclamation project la prac
tically completed. Water will be fur
nished for next year to about 7000
Umpqua
Survey
Asked
Washington.—Administration offi
scree.
Gardiner.—The Umpqua Port Com
cials were putsled when- they received
Advices from Florence say the Port
the announcement that Provisional mission U making arrangements to
of
Sluslaw commissioners voted to la-,
have
a
special
survey
of
the
Umpqua
President Huerta had delivered ea ul
aue
$180,000 of port bpnde for the pur
her
and
harbor
here
made
by
the
timatum demanding recognition of hie
government In Mexico by the United United BUtee war department with e pose of extending the north Jetty at
view to extensive Improvements. Rep the mouth of the Blue law.
BUtee.
RepresenUtive Slnnott has Intro
The president end hla advisers were reaenUtlve Hawley and tha OfUgon
and that the mid m o rtgage
r t g a g of
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p la in tiff on tn *
real p rent I see In mid ms
mart —
gage and complaint
senators
are
expected
to
aecurv
a
fed
duced
a bill appropriating $40,000 for
plainly disappointed e l the (urn of
eri bod be foreclosed. sn<!
and hereinafter doaevib
eveuu but announced that the Ameri eral appropriation at the coming ees the Pendleton postoffice, the treasury
having
reported this
can government's communication ap slon of oongress. The Umpqua la the department
pealing for a suspension o f hostilities third largest river 1» Oregon, the vol amount as necessary to eompleU the
sold In ths mannor provided by tow s a d the
and a constitutional election, together ume of water from It being dope to building according to the original
practices of this court, and which said real
plena.
grltfc the emphatic statement that un the flow o f the Wlllaibette.
premises are dewri>,«d as follow«, to w it: Th*
northeast quarter ef th* southeast quarter of
With the remarkable acore of 10$
der no circumsUnces would the Unit
sootlou
thirty are. in township twn south o f
«
C
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its
forty-ftftb
school
year
Dalles
Man
Sentenced
i out of a possible 10$ points, Sergeant
k in g* three west of Willamette Morldlan. In
ed BUtee recognise the Hueita regime
SEPTEM BER «0 . IS IS .
Yamhill
County. Oregon, containing ¥) acres,
Dellas.— Maintaining the same self- 8. W. Pearson, Company Four, Coast
because it was set up by irregular
mvo and excepting Tberefrvm a strip o f land
DEGREE
CO
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RSES
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many
on th# goat side of the shoe* described land
force Instead of constitutional order, satisfied air that marked his bearing Artillery, who lives at Roseburg, won
A O R IC V L T U R E .
C qO M S aa tN *.
Mxtesn foot wide to bo reserved Mr a private
would place before the world Presi throughout hla trial for hla life on a the Catrow cup match In the National
rood; that the proceeds from the sal* of m id
economic *. M inins ro ossrn v .
property bo applied to th* payment of tb*
Msecs. P harmacy .
dent Wilson’s Ideas as to constitution charge of murder in .the first degree, Rifle association shoot at Camp Party,
• mount adjudged to he due the plaintiff hop*,
in, together with the attorney toes allowed
1 Louis Davis, «mnvlcted of murder In Ohio.
TWO-YEAR C O U R SE S
al government in Latin America.
plaintiff herein, and the costs gad disburse
Tuns,
homs E conomic *,
ments of this salt and accruing eosta; that the
In all likelihood this turn of events the second degree by a Jury In the cir
D. L. Rood, of Marshfield, has been
ART*.
PORRSTRY.
COMMERCE.
PHARM
ACY
Interest
and claim of said defendants. Joeapb
will mean the end of any dealings with cuit court of Polk county last week, appointed official sealer of Coos coun- i
3 . Gibson and Jan* Doe Gibson be decreed sub
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time and Interior la right lo the
the Huerta officials. Though there stood unmoved while Judge Holmes ty to carry out the provisions of the
ntllTa mid mortgage, and that the said d e
training, agriculture, domestic adeaee
sentenced
him
to
Imprisonment
In
the
wea much Ulk In official circles of
ls. Doan Perkins and Mary Perkins, and
new Oregon law providing for the in
and art.
Gibson and Jane Due Gtbeon. and
lifting the embargo on arms and per state penitentiary for his natural Hie. spection of weights and measures used M USIC, including piano, string, band each of C them,
and o il and every parson or per-
claiming by. through or andor them Or
mitting the Constitutionalists to get I
,
In selling commodities.
instruments and voice culture.
_ of them, either ns ■•urebaaers, encum
brancers or otherwise, bo barred and toro-
the
Locked In n cage and playing with A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
cloaed of nil right, till*. Interest, claim , nr
declare they can soon overthrow the
n swarm o f bees will be the form of
E nrichment op R unet L ip s ” equity of redemption fa. to or against aaM
property or any part thereof, save and except
atajlogue
Huerta administration. It is likely that Mettled of Developing Logged Off entertainment for state fair patrons
the statutory tight to redeem; that the pur
Arses Talked.
euch a policy will be carefully const«*
chaser
have entire possession of said promises
furnished by James Davis, a bee ex
upon
tb* production of the Sheriff’s certlSeate
Address
H.
M.
T
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,
Registrar,
3red In the senaU before any action | Corvallis.—A business-like method pert. Mr. Davie has signed an agree
of aalo therefor: and that plaintiff have such
Corvallis, Oregon.
other and further relief as may seam meet and
.o f bringing Oregon's logged-off lands ment with Frank Meredith, secretary nw-T-Umat)
la taken.
equitable In th* praMlat-s.
The position Uken by administra 1 more rapidly into cultivation la being of the fair board, to give "demonstra
Ibis summons to served a poo you by publica
tion tber of in th* New Gera Graphic, owes each
tion officials was that the United advocated by Dr. James Wlthycombe, tions” dally.
week lor six successive weeks, by order of Vino
W. Pea -re. county Judge of Yam bill county,
BUtes had done ell that« a friendly , director o f the O. A. C. Experiment
The fishermen of Tillamook bay
1 d u ly
slate of Oregon, and which
neighbor could do without actually li Station. who believes that a practical near Bay City have organised to sell
I and entered 1
McCain, Vinton
using force.
solution o f the problem lies In cos ^
own figh> ¡» to t dissatisfied with
Clarone* Butt,
CHASE & LINTON
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No sentiment exists in this country operative work between farmers and the prices offered by local canneries.
Dut* of >rat publication I. July if. . toll.
II
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RAVEL
COM
PANY
to Justify intervention or n war, they | progressive merchants
Date
of
last
publication,
Aug.
1MX
They will seek markets tn the east,
said, end no foreign government could
According to Dr.
Wlthycombe’« and have decided to build a salting
Insist on the sacrifice by the United scheme, interested farmer» would be and cold storage Meat to handle the
All lands o f gravel for con
States of thousands of Nvea end gi given the opportunity of buying oa season’s catch.
ALW AYS GO
crete work, cement blocks,
gantic financial burdens merely to ad long time at reasonable ratea o f inter- j The authorities of Pendleton have1
or wood work furnished on
just an Internal dispute In which the eat sufficient quantities of power to arranged to purify that city’s water
short
notice.
United States is not directly n party. ; blast ail stump« standing on the land supply with hypochlorite of lime.
and over which It can have no Juris- j to be cleared. The farmers could then There have' been hut few cases o f ty
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diction without Infringing on the sov- . combine tholr available cash resources phoid fever tn Pendleton this summer,
and BEAVER STATE
erelgnty of another republic which it j for the purchase of donkey engines to but it was deemed beet to take meas
Is by treaty obliged to maintain
be need in pulling and piling the ures of preveatloa until the gravity
706 Flint Street
Newbcrg, Oregon
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stumps after they had fcooa split and waterworks system Is completed.
Adjournment of Session Uncertain
' loosened up by the use of the powder.
Charles V. Galloway, tax commis
This session of congres« will
mein In session "until enow files" end 1 According to estimates received at sioner. tn an opinion, holds that fish
If necessary prolong the extra session . J * offlce * th« ° A- c **P*rtment ing
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_ are “rights
_
rights and water
rights
until the regular term begins in De 8ut,on there are almost 1,000.000 ^ u ( j privileges” and "local advantages"
Spend August at “Nature’s Playground”
cember to dispose of tariff and cur- acr*B of *°***d'ott **nd ,n ('0,umb*» belonging to the land. He aays they
rency legislation.
county. It is mostly excellent agrlcul- ihould ^ taken Into consideration in
This wee the decision of the demo- tora» land when cl#ar«d
) determining the value of tha land for
1 assessment sad taxation,
era tic caucus o f the senate which 1
$. P. Overpays Taxes
adopted a resolution declaring "that
j
Recall petitions have been circulat
oongrees should proceed to consider J Klamath Falla.—Klamath couaty la ed at Salem against three councilman,
end determine legislation concerning i indebted to the Southern Pacific Com the chief of police and city recorder,
currency end banking immediately' pany in the sum of $17,000, the amount and It la reported that a recall petition
following the paaaage o f the pending in which the railway company over will aoon be put out against Mayor
I’
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paid its 1012 taxes. The mistake was Stevens It la alleged that the offi
tariff MU."
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made
In
the
assessor’s
office
and
was
Determination to take up currency
New hotels with every modern accommodation, coxy cottages
cials have not been falthhil to the
legislation did not carry with It ap ovwlooked by the railway raprosenta- d ty ’a best Interests.
and camping grounds at nominal coat. The trip down there
^
proval of any policy or commit the tive who inspected the assessment and
The state railroad com m iulon aua-
President Huerta Repudiates Administration Officials Disap Events Occurring Throughout
tbs State During the Paat
American Plan for Peace
pointed Over Turn of Af
Week.
able Mediation.
fairs in Mexico.
Mexico City.—The United BUtee
government has been given what la
regarded aa an ultimatum by Presi
dent Huerta to recognise Mexico, or
aever all diplomatic relations, it la
officially stated, and Charge d’Affalree
O'Shaugbneeey was given his pass
ports.
Benor Urretla, minister of the In
terior, who on previous occasions has
been the spokesman for the adminis
tration, was the person chosen to
make the announcement
of
In
The demand for recognition Mexi
co was Included the note replying
to Mr. Lind’s suggestion.
O a f o ffic ia t in ' discussing the mat
ter, said that Mexico had reached the
point where she either must bow her
head la humiliation before the United
8 tales or edopt an attitude of defi
ance. The first contingency, he added,
eras regarded as Impossible.
The official eeld that Mexico fully
realised the gravity of her action and
tha possibilities that might ensue In
case the United states refused, to rec
ognise the republic.
Conservative authorities, however,
are unwilling to believe that even the
severance of diplomatic relations and
Mexico’s defiant attitude would pro
voke the United 8tates beyond fo r
bee ranee.
WOULD SUIL M IA SKA ROADS
Development of Coal Lands and Cheap
Transportation Needed.
Beattie, Wash.— In his address at
the commercial club here Secretary
Lane declared It was one of the first
duties of the government to develop
J^laaka.
“ If the government were Justified
t* spending 1400,000,000 to Join the At
lantic and Pacific coasts with e canal,
why was it not as much obligated to
link to lts e lf with an outlying portion
o f the United States by an expendi
ture of $40,000,000? The United States
built e dirt road ¿cross Pennsylvania
a century ago. and dug a canal from
Lake Erie to the Hudson river.”
The secretary declared himself not
only In favor of government construc
tion of an Alaskan railroad syatem,
bat ita operation, no that products
might be transported at reasonable
cost. He wtkbed to see the coal lends
developed so that they would benefit
all the people and not fall Into the
hands of a monopoly.
Omaha Has $200,000 Fire.
Omaha. Neb.—A loss of $200,000 and
three firemen Injured wee the result
o f e fire near the heart of the buslneea
district, which threatened for a time
a whole business block. The fire was
the result of spontaneous combustion
in the rear of Bnrgees-Oranden oom-
pany, an electrical and gas fixture
house, between Fifteen end Sixteenth,
on Howard street
40 PERISH WHEN
ALASKA SHIP SINKS
Juneau, Alaska.—Thirty-three pote
en 1
and aeven member» of the
erv
A the Pacific Coast 8teamahlp
company’s Iron ateamahip State of
California perished Sunday morning In
Gambler Bey, 80 miles south of Jun
eau, when the vessel struck an un
charted rock end sank in three min
utes, with many passengers Imprison
ed In their staterooms.
The steamship left 8eattl# early last
week for Skagway and way points. At
the time of the disaster the ship car
ried a total of 76 passengers. Forty-
three paaaengers were rescued and
taken to Juneau by the ateamahip
Jefferaon, leaving 33 who have perish
ed. Seven of the crew are dead, mak
ing the total «dead forty.
The Jefferson was only a short dis
tance away when «he picked up the
"8 . O. 8.” call and when «he arrived
at the scene the survivors were In the
lifeboats and on life rafts. It waa
broad daylight. There la no possibili
ty that any of the missing reached
shore.
Dakota Farmers Harvsst at Night.
Grand Forks. N. D.— By transferring
ths headlights from their automobiles
to thslr binders, farmers of the Red
River valley are conducting harvest
ing operations through the night and
lying Idle during the day.
Thla I* owing to Intense heat, more
than 100 horses having died from pros
tration during tha paat week, accord
ing to reports that have reached here.
Editor Kill* Former California Official
Quincy, Cal.—Aa the result of a feud
growing out of the rival claims of
the towns of Quincy and OroonvMI#
for a $4*.0$0 high school now under
construction, J. A. Boyls, the former
city attorney, was «hot and killed by
F. O. Hall, veteran editor of the Pig
mas National RyUftln. of Quincy.
TIE UNKNOWN QUANTITY
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
munitions of wur with which »hey NEW LAND PLAN PRESENTED
“T n
and a C
en application.
will be mailed free
to W h it e & C o .
TIL LA M O O K
C O U N TY BEACH ES
democratic party to any particular cur-
hl* »PProval to the valuation as
frelghTachedule recently
«••ncy MIL
;‘t appeared on the asMssor’a hooka. adopt#d by
9umpter valley Rail-
Page Says He Shared With Member
roed company en the ground that eev-
Rabblts
end
Sage
Rate
Worry
Parmer.
#rm, lncrMMM ui „ t e e had been made
In a dramatic statement, 1. H. Me-
Michaels, dismissed chief page of the
Prinevtlle.—The worst pests the j„ violation of order* of tMreooimla-
house of representatives, presented to I
oi ***•
baT* bad
con' slon. The suspension will continue un-
th* house lobby Investigation commit- t*nd w,th durlB* th* p" t y**r OT two til November
tee a sweeping charge of corruption
^
rabbit* and sag* rata, j steps are being taken to eradicate
against Representative McDermott, of
ot
<* ***** *“ * * ° U the fire Might which la threatening
Illinois, for years his sponsor. M e-! ^
w#p* rulned thU year * tke ™T the destruction Of the orchards of the
Michaels in plcturesqus language cor-
* th#M *■ **■ * ‘* Crook •*■“ «* Grand Ronde valley. The disease has
to an extant that It will be
roborated the allegations of M. M. Mul- *Iona I d **■• loc* I,Ue* whola fl*,d*
to out «Iowa many valuable
hall against McDermott, and made ad have been destroyed. *
I trees to save the entire orchard from
dlttonal charges.
| destruction
£
In addition to the charge already
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In
a
fit
of
ungovernable
temper
and
made, McMlchaels swore that the Chi
Late Statute Supersede* All Stats tnaane Jealousy, D. L. Cartwright shot
cago representative told him that he
■*M WhWt- Ray Cp Of I let
| u d killed hie brother's wife near Rye
received $7500 out of a fund of $10,000
Portland.—On
and
after
October
1
a
Valley, and dangerously wounded hla
raised by the pawnbrokers of Wash
ington to oppose a bill passed in the federal law for the protection of mi nephew, David Powell, who may not
last congress regulating pawnbrokers gratory birds, such as wild ducks, survive Cartwright then killed him
: geese, pigeons, brant and snipe, goes self. Although himself a married man,
in the District of Columbia.
! Into effect, and supersedes all state Cartwright la said to have been Jeal
National Capital Brevities
1 regulations governing open and closed ous of hla sister-in-law, who was a wo
The vote to sustain the proposed hunting aeasons wherever state code«
banana tax was close, 31 to 28, Sena conflict with the government's statute. man ef estimable character.
Sixteen per cent of tkoae who took
tors Thornton and Ransdell, of Louisi The federal code likewise extends pro
the
spring state teachers’ examination
ana, voting with the republicans.
tection to a number of shore birds, and failed. How this compares with for
The Pacific Northwest waa repre In some cases declares a five year
mer examinations la not known as It
sented at the bankers' conference by closed season.
has
not been the custom to keop this
K. A. Wyld, of Portland, Daniel Kel-
The new law will terminate all reoord. There were 1562 applicants
laher, of Seattle, and Charles A. Mc spring shopping of migratory bird«
who took the examination, the largest
Lean. of Spokane.
throughout the United States, and In number yet given the examination at
Efforts by Senator Page of Vermont
Oregon will make the bunting season on* time In Oregon.
to prevent, the democrats from cutting
extend from October 1 to January 16,
A large gasoline tractor of th* cater
the 6 cent duty on butter to 2(4 cents
provided the recommendations
of pillar typo will be put to use in ore
sore unavailing.
State Game Warden Finley are fol hauling by the management of th* Ben
Petitions from the dtlaena of Seat
lowed. Otherwise the hunting season Harrison Mines company near Sump
tle have been presented to the senate
for this state will he from September ter. It Is expected that th* cost of
by Senator Poindexter of Washington.
16 to December 16, as tentative regu hauling Ita orea to the Sumpter Valley
They ask for a congressional Inquiry
lations Just Issued by the government railroad. 21 miles distant, which now
Into the “origin, Inception and prog
provide.
reechos $60 par day, will bo largely
ress" of the recent rioting In that city,
reduced.
when the headquarters of the I. W. W.
Farmers Want 70 Cents
J. Loselto, the dairy expert from
and the socialists were wrecked.
Pendletan.— Many UasatlUa farmers Corvallis, has opened aa office at Her-
A change was made In the provis
are holding their wheat, watting for ■Baton under Joint aaaplco* ef the gov
ions on citrus fruits at the request of
n raise la pries. A little la being sold ernmoat sad th* Oregon Agricultural
the finance committee, so that the MU
at 68 oentt. and $$ eeata tor choir« collage. Cooperative dairy oxtoasiea
now provides a straight duty of half
lata. Whoa 76 coats la reached hun work la to be carried out under hla
of on* cent a pound on lemons, limes,
dreds ad theuaands *f bushels will b« directloa In a reglen embracing 150.-
•ranges, grapefruit and the like. All
throws on tha markot, but local grew M4 acres already under Irrigation *r
references to the ala* of fruit boxes
era declare they will apt take lass.
aeon to be.
wea struck out of the MU.
Oregon youths who aspire to roach
President Wilson publicly reprim
2487 Vetera Ineligible
positions In th* Ualtod States navy by
anded Ambassador Wilson for hla re
Roseburg — As a result of failure t" way ef appointment t* th* naval acad
cent attack on the British foreign of
discover certain aeetleaa ef the regls emy at Annapolis may tak* oompoti-
fice. Ambassador Paf* wap Instruct
eu to express to Sir Edward Gray the (ration laws paagad at the last negator tlv* exsmIllations at Oregon Agricul
regret of the Americas government ad the legislature, enly 18 out ef a total tural college en September 16 and M
that, a diplomatic official of the United at »$0$ vetera od Roseburg are eligible a eat, to determine eligibility tor ad
to vote at the nr’ merv « 'action to b* mission ‘ o •>»»
-’C1» examination?
State* "shoeId have been gallty of
♦o bt
n
and April, 1814
1*1#
* • ?* • • * « ••
soph aq impropriety.”
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NEW LAW PROTECTS BIRDS
M.
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Through the Virgin Forest* o f Tillam ook County
10 one that should not be missed.
i »r
Two Daily Train8**Chair buffet CarService
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on the afternoon train
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Low Season and
W eek End Fares
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from various point* on the Southern Pacific ’
Splendid fishing along the Nehalem and Salmon berry rivers,
as well ns on the briny deep.
Cnll for our new folder “ TiUnmook County
Benches,” it contains full information, or
consult with any S. P. Agent
J ohn M. S cott ,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
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Fifty-Second Annual
Oregon State Fair
Salem, Sept. 29 -O ct. 4, 1913
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A whole week of pleasure and profit
$20,000 offered in premiums on Agricultural, Live
Slock, Poultry, Textile and other exhibits.
Horae Races, Shooting Tournament, Fireworks, Eland Con
certs, Eugenics Exposition, Children’ s Playground and
other Free attractions, including Boyd and
Ogle’s One Ring Circus.
Free camp ground*.
You are invited
Send for premium list and entry blanks. Reduced rates
on all railroads. For particulars address
FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary, Salem, Oregon
H3HMaff3i3E»aCH3l«3aPC«^^
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