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WM. II. IIOKXIIiROOK,
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1913.
From Yuba Dam to Yonkers the
man of backbone conquers, where
spineless eri tiers fall ; all obstacles
o'crcomiug, he goes along a'liumniiug,
and gathers tame and kale. No ghosts
of failure haunt him, no grissly bug
gies daunt him or .make his spirits
low; you'll find liitn scratching gravel
wherever you may travel; from iiuttc
to Itrokeu How. Erom Winniped to
Worcester you'll see this ciieertul
rooster, ihi.i model to all men ; tin -daunted
by reverses he wastes no
Mine iu curses, but digs right iu again,
ilis face is always shining though
others be repining; you cannot keep
li nit down; In trail i always smoking
while cheaper men arc clioakiug about
the oh dead town. From Humboldt
to Jiobokeu be haves his .sign and to
ken in buildings high and grand; in
factories that flourish, in industries
'that nourish a tired anaemic laud. He
brings the work lu toilers and fills
wilh bread and broilers their trusty
dinner pails; he keeps the ripsaw rip
ping, the big triphammers tripping,
the workman driving nails. All honor
to his noblels ! We drink to him iu
goblets of grapejuiee rich and red
I he man of spine and gizzard who
hustles like a blizzard and simply
wona. be dead ! Walt Mason.
A "knocker" should be treated with
more Christian charity. He suffers
from acute liver trouble and needs
calomal instead of censure.
When boiled down and stripped
of falsehood, social success means the
ability to make people believe that
you are pleased when in fact you're
bored.
There is notlungiuider the sun more
mournful than ihe old fashioned or
gan or Ihe modern piano when the
latter is punished by an unskilled mu
sician. The difference between a burglar
and the fellow who is trying to break
into society is that the burglar usu
ally gets something after he gets in.
What's this city
way ?
election about, any-
St range how tl
ways happens to
vocation in life.
other fellow al
hnose the easiest
Some of llie-e long-winded banquet
speakers ough'i to be recalled.
T'n Demo -r.it
PaiiMuirst. He is
rain: 1 1
Mr.
dead.
WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION
ACT. j
Here are a fc x .iruntenls advanc
ed by the frici'i'.-. of the Wn-kiin-i s !
Compensation act : j
Number line: A careful exatnina-j
tion of Ihe statistics of the twelve1
largest liability companies for the last
two years obtainable, viz: W10 and
I'Ml, reeals the fact that only 4.19
per cent of the picuiiuuis paid went to
the injured.
Number Two: This 43.9 per cent
is paid grudginglx and every obstacle
is placed in the w ay of an injured
workman scckim; just redress. Usual
ly the burden is placed on him of tak
ing the rich liability company into
court.
Number Three: When the injured
workman has paid the lawyer and
other
is a certainty that not
more
than hall" this 43. per cent is
left.
In oilier words, probably not
move
than M percent of the total
preniiuins i
relief of th.c
actually goim; for the
mini ed.
Number Four: The remaining 5h 1
per cent of the premium i- eaten up
in ex pen - e and profit s, In -lead of
going :o help the injured, it goes to
swell the coffers of the insurance com
panies As a general rule, liability
companies pay ImiuImmiu di idemls.
Number Five: The employer of la
bor would like to ie the whole of the
premium he pa go to the injured.
Under the present system he is help
less and to protect himself he has to
nccept any term the insurance com
panies offer him.
Number Six : I" very work hitman
who, in the course of his regular em
ployment i injured, is entitled to re
ceive coin pen s,t inn.
Number Seven: The Workmen's
j Compensation Law proposes that
! workmen who arc injured in the
; cour.tc of their employment shall au-
totnaticnlly, and as a matter of right,
receive adequate compensation with-
; out interference or intervention of
. lawyers or courts.
j Number Eight: The total cost of
administering the law in Washington
j (luring the first year of its operation
was miner iu per cent 01 tne total
premiums. It will be less this yeir.
Number Nine: It is an indefensible,
economic waste to spend fifty-six per
cent of the gross income of a busi
ness when experience proves better
remits can he obtained by the expen
diture of less than ten per cent of the
gross income.
Number Ten: With the passage of
the Workmen's Compensation Law,
the employer knows that all the mon
ey he pays is going for the relief of
the injured; the workman knows, in
the event of injury he and his depend
ants arc immediately provided for;
the citizen knows that the poverty
which often accompanies disability
or death will be relieved. The work
men's Compensation Law will work
a grave hardship on the casualty com
panies and on the accidental lawyer;;.
No. 211.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
BANK OF SHEDD
at Shcdd in the State of Oregon,
at the
close of business October 21, 1913
Resources.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured
Bonds and warrants
Hanking house
Furniture and fixtures
Due trout approved reser
banks
ti'n'r.s and other casl
items
Cash (in hand
Kxpcuves
?. 1 7,295.00
I.S5
14.S27.50
2.9().7S
2,256.68
19,165.26
159.65
3,149.47
l.oyy.yy
o.;v
Lilicr resources
Total...
$611,924.45
$15,000.00
750.00
Liabilities.
Capital slock
Surplus fund
paid m
Undivided profits, less ex
penses and taxes paid ....
Individual deposits subject
to check
Demand ceritficates of de
posit Ca.shier cheeks oulstand-
, JK
Time certificates of de
posit 399.65
41.2SJ.36
994.46
40.00
2,456.98
Total...
Slate of
$60,924.45
Oregon
(
)ss.
(
County of I. inn
I. W. M. Heals,
above named bank.
Jr., cashier of the
do soleilllllv swe.ir
thai the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge an, helief.
W. M. HEALS. JR.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2S dav of October. N13
C. J. SHEDD.
Justice o f liie IVace.
Correct Attest :
S. S. MYERS,
W. I). POUTER,
I Jirectors.
-o-
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Conn of the State of
I b e 4O11 for I inn Comity.
Forest Mavis, I'laintiff.
vs.
Miles Tetherow and A. 1! Tethe
row. hi'i wife. I iiiii-r Tetherow and C.
: V l elherovv. hi, uitY. Anna Wit-:- -o.1
I I. din W
1 i-d k.
er. her hiisli uid. Fftir Pi.-r,-.-
F. I'iiivc. her hn-hand and
I'eiherovx , unmarried, Dei end-
I,!e
; ants.
! To I
ffie I'ieive. !"
I. Pierce
and Jo;;i
:-mw. Ai-a Wie
bi've named de
ihe ra'iie of '.
Von are hrndn
v
ndanis.
liie Stale of On
eteby required to :
l he com, 1, lint of th
..lined pi
1111:1:1 in t lie aho
en-
0:1 lib- with the Tie;
!i or het'ote the Ut
a;:d yon ive noiifie
lo IMMIir ;i!'d .IIWW;
' " herel
piircd. the
court for
compl.iint.
following
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to i'l
d :
litle to t!i
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OCT" 1'
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01 i!-e l.t li
of Dec . 10H
011 is t'
d;n
1 G LI'WFLI lG,
Attorney for Plrntit'i.
o.M n?-14-21-2S D5-12
Notice of Road Meting.
'-: kc is hereby given by ihe un
derpinned, resident tax payers of Koad
isiri t Xo. one of Linn County, Ore-
gon, being more than ten per cent
of the tax payers of said Road Di--
trict, that a meeting of the tax payers
said Road District will be held at
Lemke Store at Ninth and Elm S:.
tne 29 day of November, 1913, at the
hour or o clock in the atternoon 01
said day, for the purpose of levying j
such additional tax on all the taxable
property in said road district as may
be deemed advisable by the majority
of such tax payers at such meeting to
rove the road.i of said Road Dis
trict. Tl 's rio'i'f ispostcd this 28 day of
October, 101.1 o31 n7-14-21-28
Referee's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the 1111
!trsi',i;cd wis bv an order of the Cir
- Co:--t of t' State of Oregon for
Finn County, Department No. 2. in
that certain -nit wfprein Mary E. Wil
son and O. W. Wilson, Fer husband,
F. li. Powell ami S. M. Powell, were
-'riimiff and Martha Marrs and John
Marrs. her husband. Horace M. Propst
and lane Doe Propst, his wife, Alvis
L. Propst and Mary Roe Probst, his
"iff. Nina P. J'nmst and Dale I).
Propst. were defendants, dulv made
and entered of record on thp 2.3 rd dav
of October, 1913. appointed sole ref
eree to make sale of the following
described real pronerty, to-wit: Hc
ginniugat a point 5 chains, west of the
northeast corner of the Donation Land
Tiim nf Samuel Simpson, Not. No.
18rt2. in Township No. 11 South. Rnn-e
Vo I Wt of the Willamette Mcn
!;;oi, Oregon, same being the north-'a-t
comer of the tr-r of Find set
i"ar to )Vfcca Powell by derree of
e Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Linn County, made and en
t'rrd on the 16th dav of November,
11(14, and running t.hmce west 120
rods: thence south 66 2-3 rods, thence
east 120 rods, thence north 62 2-3 rods
j ihe place of beginning, containing
50 acres, more or less, in Linn Coun
ty, Orcon.
Now Therefore, in in pursuance of
-aid order and of the Statute in such
made ard provided. T will on
'tiirday. the 20th day of November,
"13. at one o'Hock n. m of said day.
at 'he front door of the Court house
;n the City of Albany, Oregon, sell at
-uMic aurtinn. to '' Mirlvst bidder
i-a-h it hand, all tile right, title,
i.rp( .,.,,1 ;.p,;-n nf lc Dar'ies, plain
,:ffs and detend:i"U, i- and to the real
"'"'"frl - above d-cv;h(d,
nMed thi 27th ('ay of October.
1013.
M. V.WF-ATI1 FT? FR D,
Sole Referee.
.31
7-14-21-28
SUMMONS
I:i the Circuit Court of the State of
') recoil for i .111 11 County.
Itertlia Wapas, I'laintiff,
vs.
I;r:uih Wapa.-, Defendar.t.
To l-'rank 'apa4i the above nanied
lel"e:id,int:
hi the name of the State of Oregon:
Vou arc hereby required io appear
in the above Court 10 answer the Cinu
plaint 01' plaintiff, filed against you in
this eaitie. on or before the I3th day
of Oecem'ber. 113. The date of the
l'iit publieatiou of this summons is
October 31st, W13. and the last day
of publication is December 12th, l'.MJ;
and you are notified that if you fail
to appearand answer the Complaint
in this suit as herein required the
plaintiff will take a decree against
you for the relief prayed for in said
Complain:, To-Wit: tor a decree of
aid Court diMdvinij and annulling
liie marriage contract now existing be
tween you, said defendant,' and the
slid 'plaintiff.
Lli i- Munitions is puMi-hed by or
der of U01:. P. I1.. Mcknight. County
Jnde of the County of Linn, State
of OiL'on. made and da:ed at AI-
tid County, I )c tuber J''t!i.
PA DDK
Attorney :
first pnidi
& CI. ARK
i for riaintil'f.
a 1 ion to be Oc
Date of
id-rr M-i
I l.Uc of
Jl!i.
. P'l.i.
last publication :o be Dec.
oM n7-14-JP2S d5-12
Referee's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, was by at: order of the
U'ircuit Court of the Stale of Oregon
I for Linn County, in Department No.
iu that certain ti it w'nereiu Andrew
Shearer was plaintiff and Ida l'ugh,
i 1 I Van l-'lee; and Mary Kha Van
, Meet, his wife. Ckor.ye ". llutfinan,
, a minor, Lmnia liiukiu and David
; 1 ix 11 k in. her husl-and, Mary A. Wright.
I.'iues A. Litgli and Charlotte K.
I l'ugh. his wife, Annie K. Kendall and
j V M. Kendall, her Imsband, Ada
L:ckso:i and ilcury Jackson, her hus
: b.:nd, tVncr Tetherow and C. D Tctii
. crow, his wife. Miles Tetherow and
I A. U. Tetherow his wife, Clyde Tetli
; riiuv, Anna Wch and John
Wi
her hu-band. Kffic Tierce and
l'iercc, her h.usbaiul. and M. A.
F.
-ugh. were defendants, duly made
I entered of record on the JO day
July, appointed referee to
in. 1 ;e -a :e ot pi
scribed, to-wit :
IVginr-ing at
ST! chains di
west corner o
Claim of tesec
o: No A Mi'.
12 Sou:!'. K a : c
1 itMette Mi l iili
emi-ies herematter de-
P-
in t which, is north
ant iroin the son t li
the Donation Land
W. l'ugh and wife.
CI. ''it Xo. 45. in T;v
c 4 West of the W:I
1. V ccon, and run
: ! . .5 chains: thence
ihei'ce south ,V5
we! 2d 5l) chains, to
H'it':'!iiv. 4, containing
oi !es-, in Linn coun-
uin
t'-e pi.-?
S SS acres,
iv, Oreyoi
' Now T
said or !cr
1 .'.sc mad
mort
lore, it pursuance ot
1 tv.c Statute in mh
" I pro-. Med. ! will on
,...,
ay t''c d.iv of "Covember.
1 o"c o.'o.-k p :n. of aid day.
front J.ivr of ! e C'ur'..bout
i'y. Linn County. Ore con. cl'
lie auction to :he highevt bid-
. a- ti'i fr
in A1mm
af public
iier. for
ertv abo
j Dated
ash in hand, the real prop-
e described
ihU Ut!t day of OctVocr,
T.
F. YATFS.
Sole Referee.
OJ7-24-J1 n714
m smith has ;
; been captured
j i
I !
Jail Breaker, Who Sawed Way:
Out and Bad Check Artist He
captured at Frisco.
CHIEF OF POLICE WHITE
NOTIFIES SHERIFF BODINE
Smith Broke Out of Jail Week
Agoin Company with Charles
- Davidson.
According to wo
yesterday afternoon
:l h.
by Shen:f J'-o-
dine from Chief of Poljce f. A.
White, of San L'ranciseo, diaries h.
Smith, who sawed his way out of the
county jail and who escaped in com
pany with Charles Davidson on the
Jlilh, has been captured in that cty.
Sheriff 1'odine has had detectives
on the trails of the fugitives s:;vc
their escape and has spread the news
broadcast, lie has entered a request I
for requisition papers and left this!
afternoon for San Francisco.
Smith was being held here in the
county jail in default of bonds, await
ing the action of the grand jury, op.
a charge of securing credit thrrugh
a bank book showing a deposit. When
the merchants, to whom he had ten
dered checks, attempted to cash them,
it was found that Smith had no funds.
Smith, it is claimed, operated exten
sively throughout the state, and Hu
:;ene and Albany were the scriics of
his latest operations, which resulted
iu his arrest at Woodburn sometime
ago, after he attempted to tdude Ine
noliee by a thrilling automobile ride
from Albany.
CITY NEWS.
$
Eugene Still Leads. Eugene Y. M.
C. A. now has 2136 points chalked up
to its credit in the membership con
test with the Salem and the Albany
.-iociations. tiuii' of the latter have
ce:i slow iu reporting for ,-ome un
'.nowii reason and the time has been i
"extended io Nov. 1. All new members
taken up to this tjme will count in the
oiliest. The local association is still
working hard despite their apparent
sife lead as it is not known what the
other towns mav spring in the shape
of surprises. Guard. j
Returned From California. Re-:
turning home Sunday night. Mr. and
Mrs. (i. W. I'eiuiebaker, have visited i
in California tin ring the pat five
weeks. They visited the 1'ortola at
-': Krancisco. and the Wat-onvillc
Apple Fair and the California Laud
Show. They also visited various
orange groves and vineyards. Uiey
report a most enjoyable sojourn.
Funeral Held Today. The funeral
of M rs. Dudiey Gibson who died m
Salem Saturday morning w;s held in
Salem this morning and the remains
were brought here this afternoon tor
In-rial in the city cemeur .
Marriage Licenses Issued. Yester
day and today the following were is
sued marriage licences: Rov A. Tv
cer. a-e 21. Clare M. Finley. age 21.
both of Itrowu.-ville, and Lawrence
it. Thompson, age 2o, Sweet. Home.
Frankic Thilpott. age 22, llolley.
Attended Meeting of Typographi
cal Union. Alva 1 let son, a linotype
operator of the Democrat, returned
a- v.ight from Salem where he at
tended the 25th anniversary of the or
; I'-iaiion of the Salem Typographi
cal I'nion. The anniversary was cele-M-ated
Sun 1 lay evening with a ban-
u-et
it the Oreuonian grill in Salem,
s of irinters were in attendance
1 great session was held. Mr.
n vi-dted friends and relatives
nbv before returning home.
:ud
Guardian's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned guardian of Ilerthel Ho
flich, a minor, will, pursuant to the
irder of the county court of Linn
County. Oregon, duly made and en
tered in the matter of the guardian
ship of said minor on the 27th day
of Sepieniber, ld.V sell at private sale
for cash in hrnd from and afier the
1st day of November. 101.1, the fob
1 lowing described real property be
I loi'eing to t lie estate of said minor,
to-wit:
j 1 liecinnirg at a point in the center
i of a countv road on the South boun-
1 d;ry line of Ferry Watson's Dona
tion Land Claim No. 6S in Township
,11 Pou'h of Range 4 West of the
Willamette Meridian. Oregon, which
j ynirt j 0 chains Fast of wrc e tlie
I section line between Section 2m and
! 27 intersects s:miI outh boundary line
i of said Claim No. 6,1 and running
hence Fast 25,2rt chains; thence South
1 ..1 chains: thence West 25.26 chain
to the center of said countv roid:
j thence South 10 degree Vet 2S5
i chains: thence West 6 .15 chain:
! thence North to the South boundary
i-ne ot s.iid 1.11m .o ti ; licence
FaT abv'ij ,Tid South boundary b-ie.
ti the place of heirirninc containing
275 acre more or le all lying and
being in Linn County. Sate of Ore
gon. Said "ale to be made uhicot to con
firmation bv iid countv con-f.
MAT1FL H. HtTlTfR
Guardian.
L. G LFWFLT.INO.
Attorney for Guardian.
03-10-17-24 :
JUDGE DUNCAN DECLINES
TO Mi FOR MAYOR
Gives Out Formal Statement to '
Democrat Stating Position
in Regard to Candidacy.
That Judge Duncan will not be a
candidate for the office of mayor be
came known today when he issued
a formal statement to the Democrat
declining to enter the race.
As stated in yesterday's Democrat,
petitiotts had been prepared and were
being circulated on behalf of the for
mer county judge. It wa. under
stood that the judge had agreed to
rv.n but it now develops that he had
not given his formal consent to the
proposition.
The statement issued is as follows:
Editor Democrat: Referring" o
your item in last night's Democrat
staling that the undersigned had be
come a candidate for the office of
nayor of this city for the coming elec
tion. I am sorry this inipross'on got
out.
As stated to a mintbe' of friends
who spolie to me abou: becoMihig a
candidate, I had made plans for the
coming year that vouui prevent my
giving the time and jaretul attention j
rne o;ncc in case neciuKi mai
i felt tiu place sn.uttd i-i
Possibly I should have been more
positive but thought I made it plain
that I could not serve as much as I
appreciate the confidence reposed in
me by them,
1 will have to decline.
J. N. DUNCAN.
LARGE CLASS INITIATED
IN KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Most Enjoyable Session Held;
Lebanon and Corvallis
Brothers Visited.
In the presence of 65 members of
the Knights of Pythias, iuchuiing
members of the local lodge, the Leb
anon and Corvallis lodges, twelve
candidates were initialed into the rank
of esquire last night. Ten of the can
didates were of Albany and two were
of Corvallis. This is perhaps the larg
est class that has been received into
this rank in the local lodge -dnce iis
organization. The ceremonies were
most impressive and were splendidly
solemnized by the officers of tne local
lodge.
Included among the visit irs. were
many prominent men of CorwiUis and
Lebanon, and the members of tin lo
cal lodge were the recipients of many
ilateriug comments by them, as to the
way the work of the lodge was car
ried on and the progress now being
made by the Knights of Albany, in
ferring to the magnificent new ;eiu
ple now under course of con.itruciioti
at Lyon and Third street.
After the business session of 'he
lodge a splendid lunch was served,
during which a general social session
resulted. It was not until a Lite hoar
that the session adjourned. The Cor
vallisites came over in an auto ruck,
and extended a most hearty invitati- 11
to the Albany Knights to vis'- them
at an early date.
Wortt on Car Track Progressing.
Work of laying cement between the
car tracks is progressing rapidly. At
proem the work is practically eom
j Lted to Fourth street, with only two
more blocks to tinib. Wnen til
work is completed the track bed will
be very suhtantial.
Albany Hotel Man at Salem. J. C.
llaunnel. jro-rietor of the new liam
'iel hotel at Arnnny, was in the city
Saturday on business. 1 1 e returned
to Albany late Saturday evening.
Statesman.
Died in Portland. U. H. Dolan, ot
Portland, a brother of Samuel Dolan,
a member of the O. A. C. faculty,
died of Urights diset.se Saturday at
his home. .""S Kat Clay street. Mr.
ian was abou; 31 years of ac, and
;vs:des his brother here leaves a wid
.v". one -.1:1 and three sisters to mourn
his early demi -e. Prof. Dolan went
to Portland to attend his brother's
funeral. The deceased was a brother
of Mrs. Fables of this city.
Summons.
Oregon for the County of Linn.
Cora Stiles, Plaintiff,
vs.
Fred M. Stiles, Defendant.
To. Fred M. Stiles, the above nam
ed Defendant, in the name of the
State of Oregon you arc hereby re
tpiired to appear and answer tlie
Complaint of Plaintiff filed with the
Clerk of the above entitled Court
against you on or before tlie first
day of November. 191,1, and if you
fr.it to so appear and answer said
Cnmphint for want thereof, the
Plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the Complaint,
to-wit: For a decree of the Court
di solving the bonds ot matrimony
now existing between Plaintiff and
Defendant and tor turther decree
changing Plaintiffs name from Cora
Stiles to Cora Pest, and for a judg
ment against the defend nit for the
.-osts and dishursemei.ts of thi suit.
Tli is summons is serve tl by publi
cation upon you by order of the H-"n.
D. P. McKnicht. made n:i the 16 dav
of September. 1L1. winch said order
requires a first publication to be
nide on the lth day of September.
ld.V and the last publication to be
made on the .th d?v of October.
1LV and that you appear and answer
vi or before the 1st day of Novem
ber. I0LV
WFVTUFRFORD & WEATHER
FORD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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CLAIMS PARTNER
! TOOK RIIK
Rudolph Crth Charges That S.
Prichard Deprived Him of
Interest in Concern.
THEN IT IS CLAIMED HE
. SOLD IT TO ANOTHER
Wants Accounting Taken and
Order to Collect Residue,
Alleged Due Him.
That S. Prichard took exclusive pos
session of property, owned and con
ducted on a co-partnership basis with
him, took possession of the books
and accounts and orevented him from
having anything to do with the busi-
ness, is tne substance ot a case that
being tried before Circuit Judge
Galloway.
And that the said S. Prichard sold
the plaintiff's interest to one F. A.
Pictrok, after a period during which
Prichard conducted the business with
out the say of the plaintiff, is another
allegation made in the complaint.
Virtually charging the defendants
with swindling -him of his interest
in the property, Rudolph Orth. is the
plaintiff in the case against Prichard
.uid 1 ictrok, in which be ts seeking a
decree for an accounting to be taken,
es training the defendants from dis
posing ot the property and tor the
ollection ot the residue he alleges is
uue mm.
In February 1910 Orth and Victor
Small, as set up in the complaint,
entered into a co-partnership for the
purpose ot erecting a saw mil and
engaging in a general logging and
milling business, lu May, 1910 they
purchased machinery - and erected a
structure near Lyons. The business
was continued until July, 1910 when
Orth's partner sold his interest to
S. Prichard. The business was then
conducted until Mav. 1911 when, it is
alleged, Prichard took possession of
the business and deprived Orth of
his right in the concern. Later, it
is claimed, the defendant sold the
hitter's interest, to IMetrok. and it is
alkged that the sum of $3000 was re-:-
i'd.
Judge Galloway took the case of
Houston against Greener, which was
tried yesterday, under advisement.
One of Hammel's Latest. "Did
you hear about the accident at Astoria
this morning," asked J .C. Hainmel,
manager of the Hotel Hammel, this
afternoon. "Xo, what about it?" was
tlie inevitable bite, when 'Reddy" is
springing a joke. "The wind blew up
the Columbia river," replied Hainmel
as he turned and walked hurriedly
away. Everybody has been biting on
thai joke today.
Police Looking for Stolen Auto.
The police today have been looking
for a stolen automobile, which is said
to have been taken yesterday or the
day before from a garage in that city.
The authorities at Salem have sent
the .news of the theft to all of the
valley police. The car i1- described as
a 1911 fore dore Cadillac, number
.U('-S2 Oregon licen-e number LI 10.
Died at Knox Butte. Mrs. Viola
(deih Cornett died thi-- morning ,tt
her home near Knox Hut re at the
age of 50 years. The de -eased was
born in Oregon. February 2.i. Kyc-3.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been made yet but announcement
, will be made laters.
News cn This Page is
From DaiU' Issue of '$
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Executrix of the last Will
and Testament of W. H. Kaltrider,
deceased, has filed her final account
as such Executrix of said Estate, with
the County Clerk of Linn County,
Oregon; and the Judge of the County
Court for Linn County, Oregon, has
fixed November 3rd at the hour of
10 o'clock a. m., for the hearing of
objection of said Estate if any. and
further settlement of said Estate.
Dated this the 25th dav of Septem
ber. 1913.
LOLA M. SHAW.
Executrix of said Estate.
WEATHER FORD & WEATHER
FORD. Attorneys for Estate.
O 3-10-17-24
Notice of Guardian's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that pursu
ant to an order of sate made and en
tered by the County Court of Linn
County, Oregon, in the matter of the
guardianship of Aura Anderson, n
minor, on the 29th day of September.
113, the undersigned guardian of .iid
minor will from rnd after the first
day of November. 1013. sell, at pri
cate sale for cash in hand, alt the right,
title and interest of said minor in and
to the following described real prop
erty, to-wit: The Southwest quarter
of the Southeast quarter of Section
29, in Township 9 South. Range 4
Fast of the Willamette Meridian, in
Linn County, Oregon, containing 40
acres, said sale to be made subject
to confirmation of said court.
H. H. HEWITT.
0 3-10-17-24 31 Guardian.
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