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E ssex design and value. Miller replied,
" It's ju st the tru th , Isn’t it?"
T hat th e statem en t of as noted an
engineering au th o rity as H arry A. Mil­
ler—whose fam e Is not only n atio n ­
wide but know n
and
respected
through o u t E urope as well— U one of
the finest trib u te s ever paid th e Essex,
was th e opinion expressed by Mr. M.
C. W ebster.
‘‘W hen such an ex p ert as Mr. Miller
declares th a t sixes dom inate th e 1926
field and th a t buyers need no longer
be satisfied w ith less th a n a six. and
i w hen he approves h ea rtily his son's
1 selection of an Essex coach," he com-
j m ented, “th en those in th e m a rk e t for
new m otor ca rs may w ell h esita te be-
' fore buying an y thing else.
"H is w ords confirm th e published
statem en ts of o th er au th o rities th a t
the buying tren d of 1926 will be to ­
w ard sixes. You w ill see 1926 as a
David L. Marshall, Philadelphia six-cylinder y ea r—and th e la rg e st
Chiropractor, confessed dismem­ builder of ‘six es’ in th e w orld is H ud­
bering the body of Miss Dietrich, son-E ssex.”
Fright or Guilt?
whom he claims took poison be­
cause of a blasted romance— and
died in his office. Through fright,
he says, he tried to do away'wit»»
the body.
S IX C Y L IN D ER (A R S
F E A T U R E IN
RADIO VIES WITH
READING IN CAMPS
1926
“ W ith prices of w ell engineered 6-
c y lin d e r c a rs such as th e E ssex so
low and w ith values from every sta n d ­
point so high, th e re is no reason why
any m otor ca r buyer in 1926 should
be satisfied w ith anything less th a n a
‘six.’ ”
T his foregoing sta te m en t—in line
w ith num erous forecasts th a t "1926
will be a six-cylinder y e a r”—was
m ade recen tly by H a rry A. M iller of
Los A ngeles, the w orld-fam ous builder
of racin g cars, in connection w ith the
purch ase by Mr. M iller's 20-year-old
son, Ted M iller, of an E ssex six for
his perso n al use. News of the p u r­
chase and of the noted ex p e rt's opinion
have ju s t reached M. C. W ebster
H udson-E ssex d ealer in G resham .
T he celebrated m otor engineer said
w hen asked for a forecast w hich m ight
be m ade public: "T hose who have
fo recast th is year as one in w hich the
‘six ’ w ill dom inate and in w hich new
an n ouncem ents w ill fe a tu re six-cy­
lin d er m otors and closed bodies at
m oderate prices, a re absolutely rig h t
I believe.
“A lthough I build 8-cylinder racin g
c a rs and have an 'eig h t' for my p e r­
sonal use, I am proud of a ‘six' w hich
I freq u en tly drive. I su rely believe
th a t my son m ade a w ise selection in
buying an Essex coach. It is a well
designed m otor ca r and w ell w orth
m ore th a n th e price asked for it.”
A sked if he m ight be quoted as to
‘‘R eadin’ m a tte r” in th e form of
i m ore th a n 200 so-called ‘h ighbrow ’
m agazines w as today shipped to
; S outhern Pacific’s rem ote co n stru c ­
tion cam ps in C alifornia, Oregon and
A rizona by W. H. M oulthrop, office
and fieTd m an ag er of th e com pany's
engineering dep artm en t.
Some of th e cam ps a re days d is­
ta n t from th e n ea rest settlem en t, says
M oulthrop. Reading and rad io are
the tw o rec re atio n s p opular w ith con­
stru ctio n gangs when relax in g after
the day's work. C o n trary to u su al be­
lief tech n ical and h igher class m ag a­
zines a re in dem and as w ell as m ore
popular fiction publications.
W eek-old n ew spapers, once fought
for and trea su red in th e cam ps, a re of
less in te re st now as th e radio has
brought co n stru ctio n cam ps into im ­
m ediate touch v. ith c u rre n t news
events. In some cam ps board p lat-
; form s have been bu ilt and engineering
I forces and th e ir fam ilies dance to the
m usic of jazz bands playing in San
F rancisco and Pacific co ast cities as
well as Chicago and o th e r ea ste rn s ta ­
tions. A ccording to M oulthrop the
radio set has become an alm ost indis-
pensible p a rt of co n stru ctio n cam p
equipm ent.
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
loans at 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne.
STATED
COMMUNICATION
Fairview Lodge No. 92, A. F. &
A. M. S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 5,
1926, at 8 o’clock p. m.
Labor in E. A. Degree. V isiting
b ro th ers welcome.
WM. H. STANLEY, Sec'}’.
HARRY FED ERSP1EL, W. M.
POWELL VALLEY
At It Again
M arathon dancing craze
is sw eeping th e nation— th is tim e
the erra tic Charleston, which w ears
out m ilady’s $12 brogans in a few
m inutes of "buck and w ing.”
Bessie Lemmey of New York ruin­
ed h er shoes in a**'contest which
went 53 m inutes— said to be tne
record to date.
CORBETT
G eorge C ham berlain is driving a
new F ord sedan, a rec en t purchase.
P. D. S ettlem eier and H arry R ickert
have each shipped during the past
week th e cabbage they had stored, hut
ow ing to the mild w inter, the sp ecu la­
tion was not so profitable as it might
o th erw ise have been.
Miss A rlie K incaid, te ac h er at the
Brow er school, was absent from her
w ork th ree days last week on account
of illness.
T he C orbett com m unity Sunday
school w as very w ell attended Sunday
considering the cold w indy day. N ear­
ly 60 w ere in attendance. The in terest
is good and the lessons very in stru c t­
ive.
Colum bia g ran g e holds its next re g ­
u la r m onthly m eeting S atu rd ay , F eb­
ru a ry 6.
Mrs. H ubbard w as a d inner guest at
th e W ill W right home Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Reynolds of P o rtlan d was
the guest of friends a t F ern d ale Place
S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ross w ent to
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay to see th eir d au g h ­
te r, Mrs. H arry Sam uelson and little
d aughter, who are both ill.
D istrict 39 has erected a garag e and
shed to house th e school bus and the
te a c h e rs’ m achines.
Miss P au lin e R ickii and Mrs. George
P e rry m otored to P o rtlan d Saturday.
Mrs. P erry retu rn ed home in the eve­
ning and Miss Rlckli rem ained until
Sunday evening visiting In her b ro th ­
e r ’s home.
SA N D Y BLUFF
S ubscribe Tor P o rtla n d D ailies T h ro u g h th e O utlook.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck M antor of V an­
couver visited S unday at th e home of
C. J. W ilkenson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson spent
S unday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F red Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ault visited Sun­
day w ith Mr. and Mrs. H aw orth.
Zaid«e A ult spent Sunday w ith Dor­
othy Nelson.
Mrs. Ja y Radford and two sm all
children of W ashougal spent th e past
week at the A. Radford home, the
younger child has been quite ill with
a cold.
Fred Radford spent Sunday at his
b ro th er's, R. H. Radford.
Miss S alena H aight called on her
sister, Mrs. H. II. W atkins, the w eek­
end. She took th e ir m other, Mrs. Sim­
m ons, who has been visiting a couple
of weeks, back to P o rtlan d w ith her.
A little son was born recently to Mr.
anil Mrs. E rw in R adford of P ortland.
Mr. Radford w as a form er resid en t of
th is place.
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Why Yon Should Buy This Stock
1. Our business is firmly established, w ell m anaged and perm anent.
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Your savings will be safe.
Your Income will be re g u la r and dependable.
D ividends paid by check first of each m onth, or q u arte rly .
E xem pt from S tate P ersonal P ro p erty Tax.
Dividends exem pt from Norm al F ederal Incom e Tax.
Inve*tinerit Department
*2tl Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
Jacob L lischer was elected •: m em ­
ber of th e board of d irecto rs of tb s
H o lstein -F riesian B reeders' asso cia­
tion w hich convened at Oregon Cttv
S atu rd ay . At th is m eeting F. W. Dur-
nib, of S alem , was re-elected presid en t
of th e organization. He is recognized
as one of the forem ost H olstein breed­
ers of th e sta te and received an u n an ­
imous vote. R. E. Everly, who recen t­
ly was appointed d istric t field man o f
the association, addressed th e a s­
sem bly.
The Fairview P aren t-T each er asso­
ciation will m eet F rid ay afternoon at
2 o'clock in the schoolhouse au d ito r­
ium. All who are not m em bers are
co rd ially Invited to atten d these m eet­
ings and join th e organization.
PLEA SA N T HOME
T he P lea san t Home B aptist church
will p ut on a m issionary program in
the ch u rch F riday evening, beginning
at 8 o'clock. T h ere will be stcreo p ti-
ron slides of m issionary work in the
foreign Hi I<1, at:d o th er num bers. A
free will offering will bp ta k en for
m issions. Ail a re co rd ially Invited to
attend.
LYNCH
T he Lynch P aren t-T each er associa­
tion will m eet at th e Lynch school­
house F rid ay evening. F eb ru ary 5, for
Its re g u la r m eeting. All a re Invited to
be present.
Plano T ailing.
P iano tu n in g (3.50. Plano and o r­
gan rep airin g . Fred B. Jones. 2625
49th stre e t MS., P o rtlan d , phone TAbor
8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv.
Mrs. P. M. M agnuson ot W arrenton,
Oregon, sp en t last week in Powell V al­
ley and P o rtlan d , visiting relatives and
friends. She cam e up from the coast
especially to look a fte r p roperty in te r­
ests w hich she aud her husband have
in Powell Valley. They own the house
directly east of the L u th eran church,
acro ss the road, and Mrs. M agnuson
spent p a rt of her tim e here p rep arin g
the residence for occupancy.
Mrs. Otto M agnuson received a tele­
gram Monday m orning front W essing­
ton S prings, South D akota, statin g
th a t h er fath er, Jo h n Bern, of th a t
place, had passed aw ay early th e same
m orning. It will be im possible for
Mrs. M agnuson to m ake the trip to
her form er hom e at th is time.
The D eborah Ladies Aid of th e Mis­
sion church will meet T hursday a fte r­
noon, F eb ru ary 4, In the church p a r­
lors for its reg u lu r m onthly m eeting.
Mrs. C h arles Sedlg will en tertain the
society at th is tim e. All a re invited to
attend.
The th ree children of Swan Magnu­
son a re recovering from an a ttac k of
the m um ps and expect to be back in
school in a sh o rt time.
Mrs. T. W ilcox, of P o rtlan d , spent
the week-end w ith her m other, Mrs.
A ugust A nderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P eterson, of P o rt­
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Lundberg, of
Sycam ore, w ere c a lle rs Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C arl Nelson.
HALEY
A sacred co n cert will be given at the
Haley B aptist church next S aturday
evening. F eb ru ary 6, by th e Rev. C. G.
Em anuel, u n d er th e auspices of the
Young P eople’s society. The Rev. Mr.
E m anuel has visited at H aley several
tim es and all who have heard him are
looking fo rw ard to a very enjoyable
evening. T he proceeds of th e e n te r­
tain m en t, w hich w ill begin prom ptly
a t 8 o'clock, w ill be used in th e in te r­
ests of th e young people's society.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Auhin are re ­
joicing over th e a rriv a l of a 12-pound
baby boy who arriv ed on Monday. F eb­
ru ary 1.
AUCTION SALE
on 0 . It. H rotiknian F a rm . H appy Valley.
To rea c h sa le from G resh am and P o rtla n d d riv e S outh
from Bell R ose s ta tio n on Deardorf Road, tu rn E a -i first
ro ad a f te r re a c h in g top of hill, from B o rin g o r O regon
City, d riv e W est on S u n n y sid e R oad, tu rn N orth a t S u n n y ­
sid e S choolhouse.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Free 6,
1926
I.unch at Noon
Sale Begins llltOtt A. M.
T h e u n d e rsig n e d w ill sell a t a u c tio n , w ith o u t re se rv a tio n
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1 H igh tira d e J e rs e y Cows, a ll good m ilk ers, aud
heavy p ro d u cers, te s tin g close to 6 , . All tu b erc u lin tested
1 fresh th ree w eeks, 1 fresh six weeks. 1 fresh eight w eeks and
1 fresh next A ugust.
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1-3 Inch M itchell Wagon, 1 Mitchell P latfo rm S p rin g Wagon,
1 W heeled Sled (no m ore useful Im plem ent on the farm ). Mower,
Kake, Disc H arrow , Sectional Iron H arrow , Slip S crap er, Potato
P lan te r, W heelbarrow , 2 S ingle-horse C ultivators, Shovel Plow, six
Cow Stanchions, Cream S ep arato rs, 1 Set Double H arness, I Single
TERMS—
rc h ase
s $20.00 Milk
or Cans,
under, threco-gallon
Cash. Sums Milk
over Cans
$20.00
H arness, P
th u ree
10-gullon
and s ix a
m onths'
tim
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ith num
in te erous
rest at to 8 m per
cent per annum on notes ap ­
lot of
sm
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tools
loo
ention.
proved by clerk. T hose desiring cred it should see A. M eyers, at
F irs t S tate Bank. G resham , Oregon, prio r to day of sate.
0. B. BR00KMAN, Owner
A. W. ('(H IK E , A uctioneer.
ELSIE LANGLEY & SON
FA IR V IE W , OREGON
Q uality G eneral Store
Q u ality P lu s S ervice at L ow est
P o ssib le P rices.
COTTRELL
The W illing W orkers of the C ottrell
com m unity ch u rch will m eet W ednes­
day afternoon a t 2 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. E llen Radford. Mrs. Radford
and Mrs. H attie W ilkinson w ill con­
duct a silver tea.
A. M EY ERS, C lerk
P h o n e 211
Timely Comments
By Arthur Brisbane»
Be Fair With the Repairman.
Get a Truck.
W henever you p ut your car In the
Good-bye to the horse. Los An­
re p a ir shop you a re faced w ith some
geles Is th e first city to have “no-
new problem . The ch arg e for rep a irs h o rse” stree ts.
W ashington forbids
is never w hat you expect. I t is either horse-draw n vehicles on four im p o rt­
too low or too high—usually a lot an t th o ro u g h fares. T h at will spread.
The h o rse is h ap p ier in th e country,
higher th an you expected. Now ju st
w hat is th e an sw er to this puzzle? Are aw ay from hard stree ts. He is no
longer n ecessary in the city, no excuse i
all m echanics out to gyp you? Why for him. Even if he w ere a little '
is it th a t re p a ir b ills never m atch cheaper for some w ork, which 1 h 1
your ideas of w hat they shoud be?
doubtful, he should vanish. Get a j
The m echanic— w h eth er he be in truck.
ch arg e of the agency's service d e p a rt­
We F ear to Jum p.
m ent or ow ning his shop—is striving
E ight men and nine women tried to |
his d arn d est to keep you a satisfied
kill them selves in Venice on one day
custom er. He m ust, or you will take recently. “G eneral m isery ” is the e x ­
your w ork elsew here. He is no m ore planation. Gas was the favorite exit, '
dishonest th an you or I, nor Is he more I revolvers a re so expensive. Jum ping
careless. And yet when his hill falls fr< in a height is even cheaper and
re r th an gas. T h ere is no tu rn in g I
out of an envelope you howl to high su
hack once you s ta rt down.
heaven th a t you have been robbed. But
But those tired of life a re usually
N E W HANDY PA C K
have you?
weak in w ill, and it tak es will to Jump
Many re p a ir Jobs req u ire m ore tim e into space, men since th e ir alleged ,
early tre e days having had bred in
than you realize. T he m ost com petent them
an in ten se aversion to falling of)
of m echanics can n o t possibly be an ex­ the limb.
p ert on all m akes of m achines. He
M o re fo r y o u r m o u ey
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might if the e a rs rem ained stan d ard
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and th e b e s t P e p p e rm in t
but they don't. The m a n u fa ctu re r Is In th e C ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re ­
Chawing Sweet for any money
gon fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h .
co n stan tly
adding
im provem ents— C. L. H a y n e s , W . A. Ito w e n , J. W . E c k ­
e r t an«l A lt w r t P ow ers, a u T ru s te e s o f
You ask Jim . your pet m echanic, to
>ok for Wrigley’s P. K. Handy Pack
th e M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l C h u rc h , c a lle d
a d ju st th e clutch o n your brand new
a n d k n o w n as th e B ase L in e C ha p e l, an I
I on your Dealer’s Counter G7 *
u n in c o n io ra te d
re lig io u s
a s s o c ia tio n ,
W hosis. T h ere happens to I» p several
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R a ch a e l L . Q u ld o r, h e irs o f E. I*. 1
tow ad ju stm en ts on th is clutch and it
Q u id o r, deceased , G u s ta v u s
W in te r s Noe-Ova T re atm en t to r It hen mat Is m.
a n d A n n a W in te rs , h is w ife , A le x a n d e r i
ikes Jim 20 m inutes to figure them
We have been appointed ag en ts for
V ance. A . W . H ta n H h e rry a n d Is a a c Ite n -
out and adjust th e clutch to th e exact
ison as tru s te e s o f th e M e th o d is t E p is c o ­ th is
celeb rated tre a tm e n t, >5 per
p a l C h u rc h c a lle d a n d k n o w n as th e ,
"g ra b ” th a t 1" know s you would w ant.
Base L in e C h a p e l ; I I C. V a le n tin e a n d | trea tm e n t. G resham D rug Co.—Adv.
S a ra h E V a le n tin e , h is w ife , G. W .
Add th is tine to ;• moving and rep la c­
AUMMOW H.
L a n d o n a n d E liz a b e th L a n d o n , h is w ife ,
ing floor boards, clu tch cover and you
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in a n d to th e re a l p r o p e r ty d e s c rib e d in
th e c o m p la in t h e re in , D e fe n d a n ts .
J. R K n a r r a n d R ic h a r d K n a r r , c o - p a r t­
figured would only ta k e him 30 m in­
n e rs d o in g b u sin ess u n d e r th e fir m na m e
T o C h a rle s E. Q u ld o r, R a ch a e l L. Q u ld o r,
utes. In o th e r w ords you a re stuck
a n d s ty le o f K n a r r A Son, P la in tiffs , vs.
h e irs o f E . P. Q u ld o r, deceased. G u s ta ­
A K ta n g le , J. H . K e lly a n d D a v id E
vu s W in te r s a n d A n n a W in te rs , h is
30 m in u tes tim e th a t you d id 'n t expect.
S teel« a n d H e n r y E D a v is , c o - p a rtn e rs
w ife , A le x a n d e r V ance . A W S ta n s b e r­
r y a n d Isa a c R e n lso n as t r u s tie s o f the
d o in g bu sin e ss u n d e r th® f ir m n a m e a n d
But be fair w ith Jim . He know s th is
s ty le o f S teele A D a v is , a n d F r a n k I I .
M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l C h u rc h fa ile d and
new clutch now and next tim e he
B ro w n , D e fe n d a n ts .
k n o w n as th e B ase L in e Chap» ! ; H . C.
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don, h is w ife , and a ’ l o th e r pe rsons u n ­
n e rs d o in g b u sin ess u n d e r th e fir m n a m e
And u sually som ething cro p s up In
k n o w n c la im in g r ig h t, title , esta te, lie n
a n d s ty le o f S teele A D a v is , a n d F r a n k
every re p a ir Job th a t Isn 't expected.
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But If you w ant th e Job done rig h t and
fe n d a n ts :
Y ou a n il each o f y o u a re h e re b y re q u ire d
In th e n a m e o f th e S ta te o f O re gon : to a p p e a r a n d a n s w e r th e c o m p la in t file d
you know th a t Jim "know s his stuff"
Y ou a n d each o f yo u are h e re b y re ­ a g a in s t y o u In th e a b o ve e n title d s u it on
why kick at th e e x tra d o llar or two. q u ire d to a p p e a r a n d a n s w e r th e c o m ­ o r b e fo re th e 9 th d a y o f F e b ru a ry , 1926,
la in t file d a g a in s t y o u in th e above e n ­ b e in g th e la s t d a y o f s ix w e e ks fro m th e
To kick possibly m eans th a t Jim will p title
d s u it on o r b e fo re th e 9 th d a y o f d a te o f th e f ir s t p u b lic a tio n o f th is S u m ­
save you money by p u ttin g back some F e b ru a ry , 1926, b e in g th e la s t la y o f s ix m o ns, s a id i»erloa o f s ix w w k i b e in g th e
week
fro m th® d a te o f •| •
e p re s c rib e d fo r th e p u b lic a tio n h e re o f
worn p a rts when new p a rts should be tlo n o f th e S um m o n s, s a id p e rio d o f f < a tim
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the re p a ir shop aud look over your th e c o u rt fo r th e r e lie f d e m a n d e d In th e ir th re e « e rta ln M echanic*® lie n s h e re to fo re
m p la in t, to w lt ; th a t a decree be • a l­ file d In th e o ffice o f th e C o u n ty C le rk o f
m achine w hile it Is pulled down—fine. c te o re
d a d ju d ic a tin g a n y an d a ll rig h t, M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty , S ta te o f O re g o n , one
You can then discover th a t Jim Is t itle , e s ta te , lie n o r c la im w h ic h yo u o i on the 12th d a y o f Jun e, 1925, a n o re c o rd ­
a n y o f y o u h a ve o r c la im to h a v e In, to ed In Book 23 o f M echanic*® L ie n s on
really playing sq u are with you and is o r upon th e re a l p r o p e r ty s ltu a te * l In th e page .362, one file d In th e o ffice o f s a id
o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , »State o f O re gon , c le rk on th e 3d d a y o f A u g u s t. 1925, a n d
giving you conscientious work. And C
d e scrib e d as fo llo w s : c o m m e n c in g a t th e re co rd e d In B ook 24 o f M e c h a n ic ’s L ie n s
maybe you will find th a t Jim is ch e at­ n o rth e a s t c o rn e r o f S e c tio n s ix (6 ) T o w n ­ on page 378, a n d one file d in th e office
s h ip one ( I ) S o u th , R a n g e th re e (3 ) E a st o f sa id c le rk on th e 10th d a y o f J u ly . 1925,
ing on you—th a t he Isn’t th e u p rig h t o f th e W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , In M u ltn o - > a n d re co rd e d In B o o k 21 o f Mechanic*®
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his best to keep your car right.
place o f b e g in n in g , a n d d e c la rin g a n y a n d j O re g o n -W a s h in g to n R a ilro a d A N a v ig a ­
such c la im s to be n u ll a n d void, a n d j tio n c o m p a n y a n d east o f a n d a d ja c e n t to
Be reaso n ab le w ith th e rep a ir man a d e ll c re
e in g th a t th e d e fe n d a n ts h a v e no in - th e S a n d y r iv e r , a n d b e in g a p a r t o f Sec­
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i o i e s ta te w h a te v e r in o r to s a id tio n 25, o f T o w n s h ip 1 N o rth , o f R ang e 3
and if you a re n ’t satisfied with th
la n d s a n d th a t p la in tiffs t it le Is good a n d 1 E a s t o f th e W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , in M u lt ­
bills why ta k e tim e o ut to discover the v a lid an d th a t th e d e fe n d a n ts 1>e fo re v e r n o m a h C o u n ty , O regon.
T h is S u m m o n s is p u b lis h e d b y o r d e r o f
n jo in e d a n d d e b a rre d fro m a s s e rtin g a n y
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G reer, p resid e n t G reer College of Au­
th e H o n o ra b le R o b e rt T u c k e r, p re s id in g a n d e n te re d In s a id C o u rt a n d cause on
tom otives and E lectrical T rad es, C hi­ Ju d g e o f th e ab ove e n title *! c o u rt. m a de ; th e 24th d a y o f D ecem ber. 1925. d ir e c tin g
an d e n te re d In s a id C o u rt a n d caus** on th a t lid s Sum m ons In* se rve d b y p u b lic a ­
cago, Illinois.
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WRISLEYS
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Fits hand -*
pocket and purse
Raw Furs Wanted.
in g th a t th is S u m m o n s be served b y p u b - ! s e c u tiv e w eeks In th e G re s h a m o u tlo o k ,
Ib a tlo n th e re o f once each w eek fo r s ix a n«-wspaper p u b lis h e d In M u ltn o m a h ,
co n s e c u tiv e w eeks In th e O re sh A m O u t­ C o u n ty , O regon
lo o k, p u b lis h e d In M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty ,
D a te o f th e fir s t p u b lic a tio n o f th ia
S u m m o n s I »ecember 29. 1925 ; d a te o f th e
( >regon
D a te o f first p u b lic a tio n . Dec 29, 1925. la s t p u b lic a tio n o f th is S u m m o n s F e b ru ­
D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n . F e b ru a ry 2, 1926 a r y 2, 1925.
I am paying m ore th an m arket
prices for all kinds of raw fu rs. In­
cluding m oles and rabbits. For prices
W J COOPER,
call 1659 or w rite C. A. C arlson T ax i­
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
d e rm ist-F u rrie r, G resham , Ore.—Adv. Gresham, Oregon.
W J COOPER
G re s h a m . O regon.
A tto r n e y fo r P la in tiffs .