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at midnight Friday.
Joseph T. Glenn of Aberdeen, 8 D •
has been elected city superintendent
of Eugene school».
Uniform drill by 1000 children wlU
be one of the big feature» of Jackson
county school day at Ashland Satur­
day.
Sixteen of the $1 Juror» summoned
to serve during the next term of the
Marion county circuit court ere wo-
Obregon Assure» Cooperation.
Mexico City -President Obregon re­
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palace and assured them of the com­
plete co-operai ion of the Mexican gov­
ernment tn their coming deliberation
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Notice far Pebfieetbe
Natica fer Pubticatiea
Notice ef Administrator’» Sale ef Real
Property
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Department of the Interior, U. 8
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
Land Office at The D alles, Ore. May Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon.
v 19,
*», 1928.
iw .
suance to an order of the County Court
May
19. 1988.
Notice is hereby given that Junius' of the »tote of Oregon for Sherman
Notice is hereby given that James
E. Hallyburton, of Rockcreek, Oregon, | county, made on the 7th day of May,
Fox, of Klondike, Oregon, w|»o, on
who. on Jan. 12, 1922. made Home- )$28, in the matter of the Estate of
Feb. 8, 1922, made Homestead Entry,
Lausanne.—Danger of war between
stead
Entry, No. 021830, for E$NE|, Caterine Burmester, deceased, the un-
No. 022217, for Lot 4, 8$N W |, SWJ,
Oreece and Turkey haa been averted.
See. 4. N W jSW i, Sec. 10. 8W i8W i. i S |, Sec. 2. 8 E |, Sec. 3. E |N E |, See-, deraigned, the administrator e f the
It was announced following an amic­
tion 10. Township 2 South, Range 18 «state of aaid deceased., w ill te ll at
E iSEh Section 14. Township 2 North,
able settlement of the differences
East, W illamette meridian has filed private sale in one parcel to the high-
Range
18
East
W
illam
ette
Meridian,
threatening a break.
Administrator’« Sab
notice
of intention to make final Proof Mt bidder, upon the terms end condi­
has filed notice of intention io make
After a three-hour conference M.
Notice is hereby given, that by final Proof, to establish claim to the to establish claim to the land above tions hereinafter mentioned and sub­
Veniseloe, the Greek delegate, emerg­
virtue and in pursuance of an order of land above described, before Register described before Register and Receiv- ject to confirmation by aaid Court, on
ed from the conference room and
the County Court of the State of Ore­ and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at er. United States Land Office, at The and after Saturday, the 9th day of
cried, dramatically:
gon, for Sherman County, made and The Dal lea. Oregon, on the 29th day of Dalles, Oregon, on the 3d day of July, June, 1928, all the right, title , inter-
"It 1» peace!”
eat and estate of the aaid Katarina
entered of record in aaid Court on the
1923.
June, 1928.
The delegates are hopeful that lamet
7th day of May, 1923. in the matter
Claimant names as witnesses : *1. 8. Burmester, deceased, at tha time of
Claimant
names
aa
w
itnesses:
Quin-
will be able to secure Angora’s accept­ of the estate of W illiam R. Schlais,
her death, to and to tha real property
cey E. Gwynne, Earl Davis, A. Mac- Reese; of Moro, Oregon, H. L. H ally­
ance.
deceased, authorising and -licensing nab and Julian Gwynne, all of Klon­ burton, of Ortley, Oregon. Louis Pow­ hereinafter described, and all the
Jt is said that the agreement grants the undersigned, Roy Keasinger, as
ell, of The Dalles, Oregon, Walter right, title and interest that tha said
to Turkey as reparation payment not administrator of said estate, to sell dike, Ore.
estate haa, by operauoo of law or
J. W. Donnelly, Register. Lutz, of The Dalles, Oregon.
only Karagatch but the railway to the the real property of said estate here­ 5m25j22
6m26j22
J. W. Donnelly, Register. otherwise, acquired in and to aaid
north of the town, which will necessi­ inafter described, at private sale, up­
Every reader of advertisements hu*
property, described aa follow s, to-wit;.
tate a slight rectification of the fron­ on the terms hereinafter specified, the e purchasing advantage of no mean value.
S E | Section Thirty (80) in Towu-
Notice for Publication
ahip Two (2) North of Range Nineteen
tier.-
said administrator w ill, from and
Department of tne Interior, U. S. (19) East W. M. in Sherman County.
Under the agreement Greece re­ after Saturday, the 9th day of June, Summons far PuUbatiek to Foreclosure
Land Office at The Dal lea. Oregon. Oregon.
nounces the principle of Indemnity for 1928, proceed to sell the real property
ef Tax Lieu
reparations. Turkey renounces Its hereinafter described, at private sale,
The terms and conditions of sale:
In thè Circuit Court of the Stole of May 14. 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Almon Cash in hand, ten per cent of which
claims to indemnity to cash.
in acordance with said order and in the Oregon, for Sherman County.
J. Marlin, of Moro, Oregon, who, on must be paid at the time of sale and
manner prescribed by law , eub je< t to
H. C. Ginn, Plaintiff
March 6, 1920, made Homestead Entry, the balance on confirmation of sale
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confirmation
by
said
County
Court,
va.
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
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No. 021496. for S*NW1, N*SL Section and dal very of administrator’s deed.
said real property being particularly
R. j . Ginn, Jennie Holder, Carl
36,
Township 1 North, Range 19 East,
A ll bids or offers must be made in
Holder, Thomas Holder, Mrs.
Ben W. Hooper, ex-governor of Ten-, described as follows, to-w it:
W illamette Meridian, has filed notice writing and left at the office of W. C.
Lots
Seven
(7)
and
Eight
(8)
in
Henry McCall, N ellie Pike,
nessee, was re-elected chairman of the
of intention to make three year Proof, Bryant, in Moro. Oregon, attorney for
Block Eight (8) of Mowryte Addition
Minnie Henry and any unknown
United 8tates railroad labor board.
to establish claim to the land above said administrator.
to
the
town,
now
city,
of
Moro,
Ore
heirs of the Julia Holder estate.
Whipping of convieta became a. dis­
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
described, before Register and Receiv
Dated thia 7th day of Moy, 1928.
Defendants.
carded institution in Florida when gon. ;
er, U. S. Land Office, at The Dalles.
Terms
of
sale:
Cash
in
hand,
ten
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Herman Burmeetor, Administrator.
To
Minnie
Henry,
the
above
named
Governor Hardee signed a legislative
Qrygon, on the 26th day of June, 1923.
per cent, of which must be paid at the J deiendant
In
the
Name
of
the
State
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W.
C. Bryant,
measure outlawing It.
Claimant name» as witnesses:
time of the sale and the balance on of Oregon:
A Homey for Estate.
45261.
. DEALERS IN
Loss
of
more
than
a
million
dollars
Henry
H.
Nichols,
Avery
Ashley,
r*
confirmation of sale and delivery of
You
are
hereby
notified
that
H,,C.
was suffered when the 8anta F<
j
Jesse Marlin, W illiam McDonald, all
bridge spanning the Mississippi rlveT ! administrator s deed,
Ginn is the holder of Certificate of
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
far Pubbcatiou to Fara t lss r s
Bids may be made to the undersign Delinquency numbered 71 issued on the of Moro, Oregon.
Builders Supplies, Lumper, w ood,
at Fort Madison, Iowa, was badly dam­ ed administrator personally or by mail
of Tax L b a
J. W. Donnelly, Register.
26th day of May. 1920, by the Tax Col
aged by fire.
C®al and Hay.
in the Circuit Court of the State o
at the office of W. C. Bryant at Moro lector of the County of Sherman, State
Eliot Wadsworth. American finan­
Oregon for the County of Sherman.
of
Oregon,
for
the
amount
of
Eighteen
J
Summons
for
Publication
to
Foreclosure
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cial envoy and allied representative, Oregon.
J. C. Freeman, Plaintiff,
MANUFACTURERS OR
Dated thia 7th day of May, 1928.
and
26-100
Dollars,
tha
same
being
the
of Tax Lbu
signed the Rhine cost agreement
Roy Keasinger, Administrator. amount then due and delinquent for
va.
whereby the United States will be re­
In
the
Circuit Court of the State of Oreaaa M. Tonkins. Defendant.
;
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R
W.
C.
Bryant,
taxes
for
the
year
1918,
together
with
paid for occupational expenaes to 12 Attorney tor Estate. ,
To Oreasa M. Tonkins, the above
46261. penalty, interest and coats thereon * Oregon, for the County of Sherman.
years.
named defendant: In tha Name of the
upon the real property asaeaaed to you, W. A. Raymond, Plaintiff,
The small but steady Increase in the
va.
State of Oregon : You are hereby not»-
’-1 1 1 1 1 I I H 111 H i w<'» m I I 'l H 1 1 1 1 1 1 i - i I-» i 11111 *111I W'
vf which you are the owner aa appear»
Notice of Sab
percentage of desertions from the
j bed th<t j q . freeman is the bolder
| of record, situated in aaid County and L. L. Detrick, Defendant.
navy has been called officially to the
To L. L. Detrick, the above named nf
M olle. 1. h,r»by g lv .n th .t under ,
and „ rt|CT, „ | y wonded -*nd
of Certificate of Delinquency number-
attention of the commanding officers and by virtu«
virtue of an «MOOhon
execution
aa follow ., to-w it: South. defendant : In the Name of the State ed 72 issued on the 25th day of t June,
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’¿ontowest Quarter I of Oregon : You are hereby notified 1920, by the Tax Collector of the
ashore and afloat by the navy depart order ¿f sale issued out of the circuit I
Sherman. State of Oregon,
court of the »tote
foe Sher V-
a_ of Oregon
n
Southwest Quarter of the Southeast that W . A Raymond is the holder of !
ment.
for the ani<)unt of Fourteen and 74-100
man County, dated the 2nd day of Quarter of Section 18, the Northeast Certificate of Delinquency u numbered
. « íuon
Candidates to Campalqn Together- May, 1923, upon a judgment and decree Quarter of the Northweat Quarter and 70 iaaued on the 6th day of May 19». dollars, the same being the amount
8t. Paul, Minn.—Following the fil­ for the foreclosure of a certain mort­ the Northweat Quarter of the North- by the Tax Collector of the County of then due and delinquent for taxes for
the years 1917 and 1918, together
ing by Dr. L. J. Frltchle. mayor of gage wherein L P. Hardin was plain­ east Quarter of Section Twenty Four
so
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—
— — - ‘ amount of One and 69-100 Dollars, the with penalty, interest and cost* there­
New Ulm, a farmer-labor candidate tiff and B.M.Stos and Maude G. Bias, Township
Fotor South, Range 16 East
for the nomination for U. 8. senator, 0 . B. Messinger and Jane Doe Mes- of the W illam ette Meridian. Alao same being the amount then due and on upon the real property assessed te
a plan unique in American politics was singer, were defendants, said judg­ Leto-l. 2. 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 of Block 2 delinquent for taxes for the year 1918, you, of which you are the owner aa
together with penalty, interest and appears of record, situated in aaid
agreed upon by the three candidate». ment being against the defendants and Lota 6 and 6 of Block 8 of Henari
coeta thereon upon the real property County and State, and particularly
B,
M,
Bias,
Maude
G.
Sias,
0
.
B.
Tbs two other farmer-labor candidate»
v ille Addition to the City of Grata
saaeased to you, of which you are the bounded and described aa follow s, to-
i Magnus Johnson and Charles A. Messinger and Jane Doe Messinger for V alley.
owner aa appears of record, situated w it: All that part of Section 16. Town­
the
sum
of
One
Thousand
Dollars
to­
You are further notified that said
Lindberg. The three candidates with
in aaid County and State, and partic­ ship 1 South of Range 19 E. W. M.,
gether with intereot thereon a t^ttia
R.
J.
Ginn
has
paid’
taxes
on
said
the understanding that no more farm
rate of eight per cent per annum from premises for prior or subsequent years ularly bounded and described as fo l­ consisting of 80 acres more or less,
er-labor aspirants will file, met with
lows, to-w it: Lot Three (3) of Block as described in deed record Q. page 7
the 23d day of February, 1922, and the
ith the rate of interest on said
the state central committee and enter
Four (4) of the original town of Moro. of the deed records of Sherman county.
further sum of One Hundred Dollars amounts as follows:
ed an agreement whereby all three
You are further notified that Baid
as attorney’s foes and for the coats
You are further notified that aaid
Year’s tax, prior certificate; date
will campaign together for the nomin­
and dibsursemento of suit taxed at paid. Sept. 2, 1914; amount, $97.80; W. A. Raymond has paid taxes on J. C. Freeman baa paid taxes on said
ation and will hold no separate meet
said premises for prior or subsequent premises for prior or subsequent
Twenty-four and 60-100 Dollars.
rate of interest, twelve per cent
Inga.
years with the rate of interest on said years, with tha rate of interest on
Said decree also provided for tbe
Year’s tax, 1916; date paid Oct. 6,
sale of the real property hereinafter 1916; amount, $11.34; rate of interest, amounts as follows:
said amounts as follow s:
Billion Offered for U. 8- Shlpe.
Year’s tax, >919; date paid, May
deacribod to satisfy, in whole or to
Year’s tax, 1919; date paid. June
Washington, D. C. — The shipping part, aaid judgment and accruing coats twelve per cent.
nth, 1920; tax receipt number. 1244; 26, 1920; tax receipt number, 1271;
Year’s
tax,
1916;
date
paid.
Oct.
6.
board will investigate thoroughly the of and upon aaid writ of execution
amount, $1.67; rate of interest, 12 amount, $9.69; rate of interest, 12 per
offer of more than $1,000,000,000 re­ and that said defendants and each of 1917; amount, $12.02; rate of interest, per cent; amount paid, $1.58.
cent.
M O RO , O REG ON
ceived for the entire government mer them be foreclosed of all right, title twelve per cent.
Phone 3 0 3
Year’s tax, 1920; date paid, April
Year’s tax. 1920; date paid, Janu­
Year’s U x, 1917; date paid, Oct. 6.
chant fleet and If the bidders back and interest to and to aaid property
6th, 1921; tax receipt number, 647; ary 26, 1922; delinquent tax receipt
1918; amount, $12 88; rate of interest,
up their proposal, ' there can be no
amount, $1.20; rate of interest, 12 per number, 38; amount, $12.21; rate of
Now, therofoaa, 1 w ill, on the n in th
doubt the board will make the award day of June, 1928, at the hour of eleven twelve per cent.
interest, 12 per cent.
Year’» tax, 1919; date paid, Oct. 6. cent, amount paid, $1 20.
Year’s tax, 1921; date paid, April
to them.” The offer wae presented o ’clock in the forenoon of aaid day at
Year’s tax, 1921; date paid, Janu­
1920; amount, $20.79; rate of interest,
25th, 1922; tax receipt number, 856; ary 31, 1923; delinquent tax receipt
by John W. Slack, president of the the front door of the county coqrt house
twelve per cant.
amount, $1 76; rate of interest, twelve number, 21; amount, $10.98; rate of
Columbia Postal Supply company of In Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
Year’s U x . 1920; date paid, Oct. 6,
sell at public auction to the highest 1921; amount, $21.90; rate of interest, per cent, amount paid, $1.76.
Silver Creek, N. Y.
interest, 12 per cent.
Year’s tax, 1922; date paid, April
bidder for cash in band, all right,
Year’s tax, 1922, first half; date
Reparations Not Discussed With U. 8. title and interest that the defendants tw elve per cent.
4, 1923; tax receipt number, 498; paid. April 12, 1928; tax receipt num­
Year’s U x, 1921; date paid. Oct. 6,
London. — Acting Premier Stanley or either of them had on tbe 24th day
amount, $1.88; rate of interest, twelve ber, 869; amount, » .9 1 ; rate of inter­
Baldwin told the house of commons of March. 19l7, or which aaid defend 1922; amount, $24.40; rate of interest, per cent; amount paid, $1.88.
est, twelve per cent.
.
that Groat Britain Is not consulting ants or either of them have since ac twelve per cent.
Total amount paid—$5.87.
Said Oresaa M. Tonkins, as the
aa the owner of
the United States on the German re­ quired in the real property bereinaf er I Said Minnie Henry abo<e
Said L. L. Detrick, aa the owner owner of the legal title of the above
de8cri^
parations offer for fear it might em«-
described, BUbje c tto
property aa tbe same appears of record, of the legal title of the above describ­ described property as the same appears
bo press Amsrioa, aa the latter had law required, and to a mortg.rt'
andea(.h of the other persons shove ed property as the same appears of of record, is hereby notified that
never Bought reparations from Oer favor of E.Sink for U e sum of $4000-08. |
hcreby further notified that record, is hereby further notified that plaintiff w ill apply to the Circuit
plaintiff w ill apply to the Circuit Court of the County and State afore­
That
the
property
covered
by
said
|
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many
H.GGinn w .m
ill apply ♦«»kA
to the circuit eonrt
court
Court of the County and State afore­ said for a decree foreclosing the lien
sold aa afore-
Wood and Iron Lever
mortgage which w ill
. . . ba
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of the County and State aforesaid for
THÈ MARKETS
said for a decree foreclosing the lien against the property above described,
said is described as follows:
1 decree foreclosing the lien against
Tbe northwest quarter of the north­ the property above described, and against the property above described and mentioned in said certificate. And
Portland. I
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east quarter; north half of the north­ mentioned in said certificate And you and mentioned In said certificate. you are hereby summoned to appear
And you are hereby summoned to within aixty days after the first pub­
Wheat — Hard white, $130; soft west quarter and southwest quarter of
are hereby summoned to appear within
white, $1.11; waetero white. $1.30; the northeast quarter. In section ten aixty days after the first publication appear within aixty days after the lication of thia summons, exclusive of
hard winter, northern spring and red in township one south range s e v e n - - g’unMnont exclusive of the day first publication of the*summons ex­ the day of said first publication, and
teen east of W . M. A I™
L
filBt publication, and defend clusive of the day of said first publi­ defend thia action or pay tha amount
New Invention Now
western, $114.
.
on Dtopfey
cation, and defend thia action or pay
Hay—Alfalfa, $30 per ton; raUey ------r ------
-a r
f
* at,_ | this action or pay the anpount due as the amount due as above shown to­ due as above shown, together with
ahown< together with costa and
coats and accrued interest, ar.d to
timothy, $3«; eastern Oregon timothy. corner of the northweat quarter of toe j
T h e widely advertised N ew
gether with costs and accrued interest case of your failure to do so, a decree
of section ten, Tp
southwest qt
$37
ptrfection Oil Range with
accrued ioteroet, and In case of your
1 S ., R. 17 E^W . M. ; thence west 76 failure to do so, a decree will be ran and in case of your failure to do so, w ill be rendered foreclosing the Hen
Butter Fat—41c.
S U P G R F E X Burners that fee
feet; thence to e southeasterly diroc dared foreclosing the lien of said a decree w ill be rendered foreclosing of aaid taxes and eoate against the
Kgg»—Ranch. 13024«.
the first tima cwnhmes gaa-
Cheese—Tillamook
eroam
8#OS0e;
tion 40 rods eerom the Gres. Valley tax— end costa against the land and tha lien of said taxes and costs against land and premises above named.
sp eed with otl-stove
the land and promises shove named.
This summons is published by order
Young Americas, 10©lie ; Mock Swiss. Creek four or firo rods to the fence on premises above named*
»y, is on display hoc.
This summons is published by order J of the Honorable D. R. Parker. Judge
the
southeast
side,
thence
in
a
north
S3O36c; cream brick, 38030c.
sold by ns, has proven
Let us show you this big
This summons i* published by order
Cattle — Choice steers, $7.1003 00; easterly direction 76 f**1 along the of the Honorable t> R. Parker, Judge of the Honorable D. R. Parker, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of
and its
County Road; then«* in a northwest of the Circuit Court of the St te of of the Circuit Court of the State o t Oregon for the County of Sherman
medium to good. $7.000750. >
be die best all-pur
Sheep—Choice spring lambs, $11© erly direction along the County Road Oregon for the County of Sherman, and Oregon, for the County of Sherman, and said order waa made and dated
38 rods to the plaee
«< begin­ said order was made and dated thia and said order was made and dated thia 80th day of April, 19», and the
pose weeder now sold
lt is absolutely reliable
1$; medium spring lambs. $18011.
Hogs — Prime light. $$.00O$.$0; ning. containing one aero more or leee flat day of May. W . andjthp date ef this $Oth day of April, 19», and the date of the first publication of this
produces 120 per eent moro
a 11.in section ten, township eoe south tha first publication of thia summon» date of the flrwt publication of thia summons is
rynnoth heavy, IRti < 50
brat then old style burner
summons is the 4th day of May, 1928 A ll process and p*p«rs to to il
range seventeen
the 26th day of May. 19»
8a d property, w ill b« "old «ubjee
proceeding may he served upon tbe
Seattle.
A ll pTOcesetond papa™ ,n t*»1» P"»- 19».
undersigned, residing within the state
’ Wheat — Hard white $1.34; soft to confirmation by tbe Court and
All
process
and
papers
in
this
pro­
ceedlng- may **rv«d upon the under
of Oregon, at tha address hereafter
white, western white. $1.31; hard red demption as by tow required.
ceeding
may
be
served
upon
tbe
under-
Done and dated thia 2nd day of signed reeMffig within the State of sigr-ed, residing within the State bf mentioned.
winter, soft rod winter, northern
Oregon * at the address hereafter
I. M. Peterson, Attorney for Plain­
May 19».
. L.
Oregon, at the address hereafter men­
spring. $11»; waster» rod. $1.17, -
mentioned.
Hugh Chaiaaaan, Sheriff.
tiff. address: Moro. Oregon.
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Better Fat—43©44c.
tioned.
I.
M.
Peterson,
k
Sherman Conaty,
Kgg*—Ranch. 20 ©25c
I.
M.
Peterson,
Attorney
for
the
Attorney for Plaintiff.
State of Oregon.
Steady edvertMag Is a business
Cattle — Prims steers. $4.75 07.7$;
Addreee Moro. Oregon.
7m »jo6 P lsiptiff. Address Moro, Oregon. J29
medium to choice. $5.7$Ot.7$.
day Sunday under the ausploe» oi me
men.
automobile
club of Washington.
Colonel William B. Greeley, chief
More than 500 school chlldieu from
of the United State» forest department,
1. expected to arrive In Eugene Sat all parts of Douglas county met to
Roseburg and participated la the an­
urday.
.
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More than 100 men are now employ­ nual declamation and field contest.
Mayor Peterson. City Attorney Font
ed In felling the dead timber which the
pine beetle haa destroyed In the Klam er and Chief of Police Christensen of
Eugene tendered their resignations td
ath Falla district.
The annual convention of the Ore- the city council to take effect May 28
’Approximately 200 laws enacted at
Kon State Master Plumber»* assoc la-
Frlday
and
the
last session of the Oregon legisla­
tion was held In Eugene
tors became effective Thursday.
Saturday of this week.
Geo M. Love was recommended by
Four'fcead oil drillers have arrived
Senators
McNary and Stanfield for
In Eugene from Coalinga, Cal., t®^*rec^
Rev. David Eugene Olson’s drilllni appointment to the position of receiv­
er at the land office at Vale, Ore.
operations In Lane county.
’ German marks fell to a new low fig
of
Reports received at the office»
ure to the New York foreign exchange
the Oregon public »ervlce commission
m « r k > l being quoted at .0019875 cent
Indicate that the car ahortage In Ore
unlace or more than 60)000 for 81.
gon 1» becoming more serious
By burning through two steel vault
The first death at North Bend from
doors and Into a supposedly burglar
sleeping sickness In several month.,
proof manganese steel ooln safe
was that of Ted Swatman. 33 year» old.
cracksmen robbed the Farmers bank
whose home was at Reedsport.
at Wilsonville of between 810,000 and
Motorist» of the Paclflo northwest $18,000 1c cash and securities
will oelebrete “North Bank highway*’
Independent Warehouse & Milling
GOODYEAR TffiES ARD TUBES
C om plete L ine of A ccesso ries
STORAGE
AUTO REPAIRING
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
FOSS & CO., Inc.
Have You Seen
This New
Super StoveT
W e S e ll
HARROW S
tom un
W EEDER
to
NEW PERFECTION
OiJRange
SUH-RFEX Burners
G in n , C o le m a n & C o .
TURKS AND GREEKS
SETTIE DIFFERENCES
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