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Newspaper Page Text' ttvuj jv tfi. r1"- EaSSHBEra i.t .. , li..ft 2254, iixQM.rr'" U,V .4. ' V "V-i-' wl1" ti 1 1 f MEDFORD MA IT- TRIBUNE, MlODiVORD, ORI'XIPN, AVKDNESIUY, NOVEMBER 30, 1930. V v MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SATUR DAY DY TUB MEDrORD PRINTING CO. A consolidation of Hip Moilforil Mali, nstnlillnlinit 188!l, I hi- Moutlicrn Orctron JAn. cstalillsfifil 1902. (lie IxiinocmtlP Times. oHtaMlHhoil 1S72, Hie ArIiIiuhI Tribune, entalillnln'il Iieifl, anil, t lie Mi'il fonl Trll)uriP!owt.iJillilieillOfi Ol:OK(!i: PUTNAM. Kill lor nnd Manager ICnli'i oil an HPComl-clfiNn mnttfr No vember 1, 1909. nt tin- pnslofflcn nl Mi'ilferd, Oregon, under the net of March 1. 187.9 ofticlnl Pnner of th- City of .Medford THE PORTLAND HOG AGAIN. BwnocRiPTion bates. lly mall mull ii.iii i ii in inoiUli. diIlvi'rfd tiy carrier In . S.O w .IncliHonrlllo BO 2 UO 1.60 ( one yrnp i - wo tll'ur mi if i JMctlfotil, Ashland. J, find Coitrni I'oint . ; Hfliidny only, by mall, pr year .Woolily, per yr ... -li"v TIr- Mull Tribune Is on salo at tlia I'oriv News Hiand. Han Kronoixc". I'ortliiinl Motel Nous Htnml, I'Ortlinid. llovviniiu Ncvvk t'o, Portland, Ore. WJO Whitney. Hi'iittlft. Wash. lldlel Hpukimn Npivs Htuinl, rinoUgno ctfj;?? BKUI v SWORN CIRCULATION. 'Average dully for Nbvomber. ItMi'J j)eciniiLr. iooa January, 191U Mm ell, 1010 April, 1610 Mjiy. HMD Millie. 1910 July, 1910 August. 1910 tfopteiulxir. 1910 . ..-v ' October Circulation. 1,700 1.SII I.1JS s.sos 1,301 3,180 Z.G02 S.SU 2.527 2,561 i 4 r, (i 7 !)....,.. 10 11 12 1.1 II 1G 'f Total ...... fjAvontKo dully, 2800 17 2775 8T7B 19 ?" 277S 20 2"76 277S SI 2800 2078 23 2800 2700 21 2800 2780 2f. 2900 2,780 SO 2976 57?0 2$ 3000 -TfiO ?31 300 2855 I I --" tn tint C9.89A 795 Where to Go Tonight THE ISIS THEATRE Tho plneo whero you cnn al ways spend a pleasant hour unil lm'u ii licarty laugh. A BIG HIT DOROTHEA MARSHAL W0TBERT & SAYLES in tho Domestic Comedy lMnylet "A STAG PARTY" Cast : 'Funny Liirkifhops Miss Wolborton Dick Liirhlcliops Mr. Suyles fitno 2 a. in. l'lneo, Mr. ljtirkiti- ehopi home. llKi:i.S OK I'lOTURKS it Bumptuous as a Fireman. Hcallmi Faith. Hank and Lank Dude Up Some. Al-li NKW Sl'IUI-XTK. SONG "Somebody Else Is Al ways Somebody Else." SONG by H. BLANCHARD. Matinee oorv Saturday and Sun da v at 2:30. NATATORIUM EXTRA. Five-Mile Race Wednesday."' TONIGHT. , oimi iiiu, Every Afternoon and Evcninii, "If van cnn walk vu fan luain to skatp," BOWLING. Bo.st Mnsln In tlio West "NAT" THEATRE Tniiiulit l-n-i Wht THE HEIM CHILDREN, TIlU KH'iite-t iiimmiiIo-. on tlie Anu'riaui stiiue tuilu The thil iltea mIhi m-I N'om k wild. THOMAS POTTER DUNN, WuiIiiomIhv unit TliiiiHilux umlit, in hi riiMiiiiiM)iiiin i'iaitii'iciiii liouW. AihiUHxinn on uuuVille twiigbt. Ailinissu.ii uiuli'ill" nislitw 10 anil 'Jllr. I'liitm, Sat uniuv ami Suinl;i nuninif pi,' lurvM imiIv, luliiiwsioii 10e. 10c ADMISSION 10c. ' .mM f sSS rwaM MuilfoidV K(1uhio IVluro Tho Hlur. Latoot LU'tn.aoil I'liolo playK. One Dime Ko Mure One Dime. TIIIC Portlnnd hog is ff"i i evidence. Cities of Oi'CKon numt not be allowed to develop i Ivti flier interfere with the trade of the metropolis. i The 'jobbers of Portland have intervened in railroad, rule eases brought by iWedford and Baker City for fear these towns become 'jobbing centers. t Tlwi Hiir.iiniifi i)len is made that the intervention is mi behalf of flrnnts Pass, Ashland, Rosebnrg and other cit-( ies. Nonsense. Portland jobbers will fight these towns jnst as hard as fhev are fighting Medfoi'd and Baker City the minute thev slCow signs of life. Portland is the most short-sighted metropolis in the Union. Her efforts at developing the stale consist of hot ail' and exacting all the tribute the traffic will bear, eheck-i ing the opening of other harbors and frying to impede the growth of little towns. Portland loses sight of the fact that no pari of Oregon can grow without Portland receiving the benefit; that the larger Med ford, Maker City and Coos- Bay become the larger Portland's business. Portland fails to grasp the essential fact that even part of Oregon must be aided and assisted in oxevy way possible; that the growth of all the liftle cities means the greater growth of Portland; that none of the little cities means or can mean commercial rivalry; that they furnish the onlv possible market for Portland manufacturers. What is the use of holding development league meet ing to devise ways and means of developing Oregon, when the metropolis is seeking to prevent development? The Southern Pacific would probably be willing to grant rates asked by Mcdford did it not fear the ant agon ism of the shipping interests of Portland, with their im mense commercial and political influence. And if tin rail road granted the rates, Porlkind would probably enjoin fhem. Suppose Med ford wins her contentions and is recog nized as a .lobbing centep; would it not lurtlier increase Portland's importance? YVould not her manufactures be jobbed from here? Would not her great jobbing houses put branches in, as they have at Lewiston and elsewhere, md find it far more profitable to cover this region from Medford than from distant Portland? Would not her mar kets, her influence and prestige be still further increased It would force Portland capital to assist in the upbuilding of this and ofher'sections of Oregon, where it is conspic uous by its absence. The interference in the rate cases is by the traffic com mittee of the Portland chamber of commerce. It is most ly composed of jobbers. It is doubtful if Portland man ufacturers or Portland at large sanctions it. Such ac tions undo all the laborious work of years toward co-op-raiion in other channels. There is one way to bring tho Portland jobbers to terms, and that is by boycott. If every Med ford shipper ut out Portland, bought from San Francisco or Seattle, here would be a special excursion of jobbers down to uljust matters.. Before, this step is taken every dealer "ihould write his Portland jobbers protesting the action, md if this fails, resort to the boycott. Portland's fool policy of butting into every rale hear ing in a radius of 500 miles to protest against demanded reductions in order to hog the field has accomplished noth ing save to make enemies. Her contentions in the Spokane ind other rates cases counted for naught, nor will it avail in the present case. The Golden Rule 16c 7 l-2c 10c 10c Good Outing in white and colors from 6 1-4 to Amoskeag Apron Ginghams at Yard Wide Bleached Muslin to : Flannelette in a good variety of colors Best 45 inch pillow tubing woven Lace Curtains in the New Effects 85c-to Window Shades 35c up to 50c Cottage Shades $1.25 up to $1.75 Childicn's School Hcse, Hcavy Kifcked . . 13c, lc end 25c 23c $5.00 ZiC cSvL Men's Heavy Cotton Sox t e 15c kind, 3 pair for . . . See Our Work Shirts the best made atj Men's Work Gloves, all grades, from 25c up to $2,00 Our. line, of Dress Skirts is now very complete. New Patterns now on display from $1.00 to $2.00 Men's Underwear in 2 piece from 50c up to $1.75 the garment Men's Union Suits, the Best Made $1.25 to $3.00 in a Journalistic Railroads U-GO Hifih-Class Stock Co. TONIGHT Ak otir tiiciuU that huo mwi the lliiijoiic Miiiiilewlle Slock l'llllUtll III till II lll'.llllll'lll PVUl- v h tliniiui, "A Southern Rose" ; ACTS -ft s-iEii'u: s Md Um Una Orchestra, dim-tod by Amiih At:ltc Kuiiit's. nonimili)jr Tlim-i.i tlwv , mmW the Uimhah i ila, "A Runaway Match" (A M'tMW fixuii -. irt to tim.li i Duorw oiieii 7:l"i vritiin, n KKKKKVK Yt)l l( hi:.VTN HY MIONT MAIN 2971. tll J. S IIOWAIMi.l Tii'inuiiiloii-. si'iiMitiiiii lali'i lieu a the Kiupi'Miic ti'li'uniph .lull's I'l'iii- unil Itaioii MuiirliiniM'ii nwi n tho kIiiiiIu I'lU'ilic i Kiti-in iiktH oer Illinium' ruilioiul and mild to thu t'uHHt -.MuKiiilicoiil i'w (lit built ut Unkdule am 'null Ktititt HmmI Hide proptMiN ulU iluwu hko m huiiM of i'ukU .'hv Mail Tiibutm budlv hoiiokI." Tb abovi- i. mi oiitlmi1 of a iliiut iluniii urtiolo in a .Mmlfurd uwr ol lu JtHh in t . Now, ih a aiibjKvt tm i "till up" (hi- uuii'lt'fcH iiiiiiHi'iuo ui hi uuouliiMit'alt'd Ipiiilvrtiiot uiuku i iuut UM-citiblt' bctt, a tm i Mnuipli', it hor Hum nUiw hii olil imer, .Mr. ilmuul, I think, n. tin ihiuo, met tho rtprv-ututivu of tin mHr and prwuvded to fill him ui i follow in ubitniic: "Vi-ti, hoiiny, 1 kiih here iu ISltU tlmii thu Millev wiih mw ami xi alllpl',1 in thc ui)Hr flitl ot tho Mil i ami lurui'il our horiM out ti .i.ii', uml in ike nmtuinjt wnut t "k tor Ihvui. W ooulU not fin, lii'in till wo uat'ttulwi an i-miimui'i' lmio w ww thinn bv tk wuviiiu " Iu KiuiMt, kit-h wh biuhar thuu th mrmn.' meh." Wll, iIum wan a oi-Ur. 1 i'mim br in lbliO. thui UMIV befolu, Ulllt MU I'Oltlil Hot flit i ton of h.iv with u pan- of h,' lm ui on 40 at-n of lund ouUulf ol Im MiflnMirffc. In lStUjj hfii I PHmf, tk vhIIo u4 bett MtUfd niirht .var and I hi duuatiun laiut flainu wwre inoHtl (wired ami pro .viohiuifr fmni 10 ti Mi bubel. nf whuttt to tho aetv IVi. uu. mm mi( mill t Ai.hlmid. u at lles.vill, u uiileM lhi iU f Ahlaud. (out'lhor illi u lui'ri i ml .liiillrrv and kutrl on mill t HllMl.IV tWwtV nidi), on ut lion- iHMt. ucur IVniral loiiit, ami om' it FukIi I'oint. So ou m the val- trv . well sellbnl iii ISHtt. So but old iwntlwiuin imikt k u- i"i'd thr fil-m he gavr "miiu,v." Xow -'mi' Julex Verne Baron MtuiMbuu-i i ha- takui tulvuuiuti if the juiU'U iniioffiirr ot -iiiii" to till bun iii iiihi.ii, I lull. While t h.H ii , ni0 (I,, The One Price Cash Store Alnns-EcnfcH Cc. St. Msifcs Building On The West Side can OREGON PR IS ARE TO GO EAST exhibition Cars, Fully Equipped, Leave St. Paul on 5000-Mile Trip Stops Will Be Made in Places of More Than 1000 Population. REVOLUTIONISTS MAKE ATTACK City of Chihuahua Bciny Fortified in Anticipation of Attack by Reb els Earthworks Arc Now Bcinii Thrown Up. Hill is yiniiir to I'Nti'iid thu 1'udfif Ka-ti'iii railmad to the coat, wt tin not think that dim ba- iiiuile a iifWspapi-i ln tpci-iul i-onliilaiit. Tin' iin-t that Mr. lliiiiiiini him -Mr. Mill nimiiiiir a lino up Jiu-Ixmiii i-U'uW tax no MiHiilu'iiiK-o beyond tho lam that .Mr. Hiiniiua is buildinir a milt !' toad up the crook to lake out e t or luuiuar ami wuml, otc, miu aIuoIi I'oubt nmor u a imrt' of u oml mnniiiK oor to the Apploirntf A'li., .Mr. Itanium uimheil to oiu;lo no to run a relimiuir. for thui lino ibtvf uiii-k uko, hnfore thu l'. vc Ii Hplo mciy here. Why, the tvute to i'rt".oMil uu 'oullined in the pami mmiIiI niako Kd INmt. lath fur it i -!iiileiir. I Iu mhoom urouud over ho dinlf ln'iMnl JHckKomille n '.ii-v iu an a via l or, then over to th !lliimi alltM. then down the allo. to tho California lino, when, in furt. vhou tho i-oiilo ktrike tho liliiiuiK nllo it tollowtf up the valley to Ktk orvek, boom Waldo, then upon a lou, narrow- ilivide to the hoadwal irw n( Smith river (middle fork) Uwife b watnr irrnde to Cioxooiit iltv. i hae Ueu over the entirt roui' v hh an iiikli-iuiwut. There in imiI. u pollute rvule Mid thut i foim- ble. but the ooinlimtitn hi Mil in the' iiituro and all MUtHuiMtlioii hi. well e thai hfuutitul )'. li, dopt on Oak lalo avonuo. Onl. think of the mni f proiertv on the vt wide thruiiffh I hut uiam'vmo telecraidt to the p-i-r! Uuiiifd wido and urtthMUr vvill hold "fconuy" reapoitvihle. k... .. . . i .... i .. rniif n MTiry uuu i-ihiiiwiwh IIDal me i ran roan route, ae I mil the rind mo of tho Southern tJaoitie railroeil troui Child Hill over the SUkiyouv to tke Klmmith rixer lu Culifoniia. um' the rod wa built uu the line 1 run. Althouirh the tsmiumit nt l!M., ttCHl trvmir to build a hue furthn eil, thev otuue buok to mv liu aflf alk Ki'teit year. iio 1 tuuk h nuut-bei- nf S.Hthrii Parifif offioiaU (i Hullo Fall, wud Im-VimiU l- Wdtou I'lvck ami kIiowoiI I bom tho ui uoai Fih lako. nml ihnv -niil ii wa MIIM.I f,'lllli I.M'.'llli ii, mid lMt.l ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. HO. Oro on, WaHhlnstiHi) Moutnun and Iln noHutu iiroducta will bo shown to the .opplo of tlio vQcntrnl nnd onstornf jtnttK by inoiui of o.!il'ltlon curs, jiiulinim! and malntnliied by tho Urout "s'ortl'fin ihIIvoi., vv'hlf i have loft ot. ?nn! for u oOQCmlle .our. Tlie ciUB roiiraiont tlio latent form if community davalonntent work and uu a HtiiklnK axaniple of vvhut may .mi accompli 1-oc! by co-operation be vveou the rallrmuU nnd tlio uooplo whon wnrklng together for a common a use. The throo oais will tpur the stutea if Illlnole, Indiana, illoiilijun, OMo, Ponneylvanln, New York nnd New ifnsluml ctctea, Staps will bo inado :m of 1000 or moro iiiUnbltaiiU. "bo rare vvill ho ndvortised In the mwspniioreMii advnuoe of their arrl al and also by hilt poat'ng. window eardB and other olrou met'jnde. Tho o.hlbitlon oar Hchome U cred twl to 1. W. Hill, proaldout of tho JJreat Northern railway, who tu a re ut aiieeoh at the Montana state fair U lleleua, Mout., yiid: "The way to ;et the nooU- U) fo to the north weat a to take the north wont to tne poo ilo." The i-hm are jifnotlcmlly inlulnt.tro itnto falru aud ouutnln aniuphm of veiy product of commercial value irovvii In the various atato. UIk red ippleu from thqt Weuatcliee. Klatheud uid WUIam'tt.vuUiys form a atrlk inis part of th axltiult. I'rlio-wlti-iliitf wheat. ior, onta and veuetable roin MJuno-sota, .Miintann, Waahins on and Oregon qr' proiulneut fea uriw. Uialu iliSPiHys froui tho dry 'arintnu i-ohtow. SjMjKane. form n ither InatniCilvu ml IntoreaCliiB fea ture. A largo portion of tho -t0.000.000 iciea 'f fiee hdy4tdad land of Mun- LARKDO. To.y., Nov. 30. While' u gbvorninont mofisat'o IndlcatliiK tl at Gonernl T.ntiro Vlllar had ile- tormlnod to boiki rolnforoements to Ohlhimhiin was bolng hont from Mnt amornB. tho wlros woro severed early today and It Is believed here that an Inmirgont forco olthor Is nttncltlng Matamoras or has eaptured the eltv. Mexican nuthorltloB at Nuevo La redo nre ondonvorlng to regain com munication with Mntainor.is. Revolutionary lenders hero profess evultatlon at a strategic move by tho li'surroctIonIst8. who. by attacking Matamoras and Chihuahua slmultn imoiialy aro believed to linvo contriv ed to divide the forces of Ronornl Vlllar. 'aur. and OreeonvvMn have to he farm. ml by what l Hnown no "oeiit(tte" r "dry farmln" ntOtliOdo aud re sult secured froui tItLsyBtetn are inuuy uBuiwiiBvni'cu. a that aiue ruto llRs luMjA0'1 MV the 1'. & U. briuivli of M HU1 iwd. and from m) oxWwM 1 p tav llaruttiH lirtUnatl loeaieo hrough Modi owl will never be 'Uu route ot tho Hill mad to the eui ml will v to my et ide friend eot to mi nliee tbeir irorty f.i fimr that beautiful V- & deiol will or Ik- moved waat of H' ereek. Surh a wnorl i h deluUi and nre and mmieone Ua muiii od himolt h fUliuu up tenderfHt. Yimii mi the "iipwee. J. S. 1IOWAKH. BAOLK PASS. Tox.. Nov. 30. Tho i-lty of Chlhualiuii. stato of Chihuahua i bring fortified today In anticipa tion of an attack by a sinnll army of liimiiToctors nndor tho leadership of Krauclsco Mndero, according to ad vlcoa received bore. The city Is gar risoned with federal tioopa under Gonoral Nnvano and General Tor rnane, who have thrown up onrth vvorka on the aide of the town toward San Androae and Guorreio, whero the rebel force have gained a foothold. General Lnuro Villar. roiumnndtng. rhe Mexican army of tho north, is ro tmrted hurrying to the atd of the Chi huahua garrison in response to np neaU for rolnforcomonts. The iitaurgents aio said to have horn preparing lu tho mountains Hbove Parral for a final sortie against fhlhuahua aud refugees atato that Madero in pureon is in command of he rebel troopa. Thoy say that tho revolutionists arot well dill I oil and fully equipped for a deaperate attack ind many apre6l tholr belter that hard fighting Ik already lu progress. When confronted with Mexican of Metal dispatches saying that all was inlet and that the authorities were In control of northern Mexico except lu Isolated eeetloua, thoy declared 'hut the government tnaseagee woie framed to dtsgulse a situatlAg that niewaceti the Dim regime in the Mux Must Be Sold F)-acre chicken ranch. ft-acre berry raneli. H-aere truck garden. . ,i ; -.- i fi-tirre Orehartl tract. o-aeVe addition to city. 5 Acres Must Be Sold Barnes & Murphy 134 East Main. Not Sorry for Bunder, "If my friend hadn't blundered iu thinking 1 vvns a doomed victim ot t'oiitiUiuption I might not be nlive now." writes 1). T. Saudoia of llar rodsbtu?;. Ky., "but lor .vonra thoy saw oor.y attempt to euro a liuiir l'uckintr couuli l'uil. At lust I tried Or. King's Xew Diweovory. The of t'oct wiia wonderful. It mhui stopped (ho cougb and 1 nm now iu better health than I have bad for years This vvondorful lifo-snvor i an uu rivnleil remedy for coughs, eolds, la grippe, iifelhmu, croup, lieiuon linger whooping eongb or wonk lungx. fl()e. $1. Trial bottlo fe. Gutiriiiitoed by all druggist.. t XOTK.'KOrSIIKMIP'K'SSAI.i: I'POX KXKriH'IO.V. lean border states. Peraoa ekweljr in touch with the Mexican revolt declare that wlthju the ut SI hours the fall of Puefaln will be RHttouueed. They aaaert that 'he federal troop from Cludad Por flrto Dlax Along the Mortherg boun larv and south through the states of Chihuahua ami Coahulla aud lata Du ango are betug harassed bv strong bauds of revolutionists and that a unvaried aiiaokevl uikmi Matauoiaa The merchant who ftdte to nH JU Chtbuabua has begun. ihiv vmt i.i titnri nn aiw ui inn make rlMp!Vn,,,, v"" ' 1 1 Mn for health. In tho circuit court or tho atnte of Oregon for Jackson county. I). A Pattulo, plaintiff, vs. Fred J. Hlakele) aud Ada .1. Rlakeley. de fendants. Notice Is hereby given that the un dorslgnod sheriff for Jackson county, Oregon, lu accordance with the ei rutiou and order for the. sale nf the property Hereinafter described, issued out of tho circuit court of Jackson county. Oregon, on the 11th day of November. 1010. in tt-e case of I). A. Pattulo vs. Fred J. Rlakeley and Ads J. IMukeley. his wife, defendants, will at the hour of 2 p. in., on tho 27th day of December. 1910. at the front door of tho courthouse for Jackson county. Oregon, anil In Jacksonville, Oregon, offer for sale, and sell, at public sale, as upoii execution at law, and to the highest bidder for cash, the following deecilbed real p.operty sltuated In aatd county and state, to wn; The eaat half of aection twenty eight, the norU half tit the southwest quarter of section twcuty-elrht, the northeast quarter of sectUm thlrtj three, the eolith half of the north half of aection twent.v -seven, and the uoi'h half of the south half or se tion tweniv-sfveo. all in township thirty-eight south of ranne two west oi mo Willamette MiertJUn. situate In Jackson county. Oregon, caaiprl. tng eight hundred and sovonu .-iuh. aire and a fractloa. a coord lug to the government survey Tliat said property will be so sold fr the payment as far as th. pio eds of said sale ar mmi-m. ..f i he rollowing sum for which Ju'd,. lyotit was enrolled and il,ui.-,.i i aid court and cause on ttw 7tb ,u of October. 1S0. and ee.tB 0". deird, lo-Wlf $7.47g i wlh ... at the iwior per cnt nwr, li'IKI anniiiii from the 25th day of Septem ber, 1900, and the further sum of $80.72. and the further stun of ? 179. OS. with Interest on each of said sums nt tlio rnto of 0 por cent por annum from tho 2rth day of Sep tember, 1909, nnd tho costs or said suit, amounting to $11. (10, nd at torneys fees in like judgment entered theroin In tho sum of $1100. loss the following pnvinonta niado upon the judgment slnco the entry thereof, to-wlt: $1310.35, credited on the Judgment ns of April 1st. 1010, $4(i(JS credited thereon as of Juno ICth, 1910, and $2279.S5 credited thereon ns of date Septombor 2Gth. 1010. And Wlieieas, It appears by said execution and order of sale that ou October 31st, 1910. the attorney for tho plnlntiff. John T. Wbtillay and A. K. Reanies, filed In said court and cause their attorneys' Hen for tho sum of $1000 against any minis re covered upon said execution; and. Whereas, it Is provided by said exe cution that anv sinus recovered there on bo returned to the clerk of thu said circuit couit for the dotormlnn tlou of said lion, unless th iiininiirr aim II receipt the undersigned In full, after deducting said sum of $li)00. ;ovv. inererore, notice la horobv given that the Slims ioenlvn.1 utimi the said xecutlnn and the whole thereof will be returned by said sbor- in to me cierk with said execution, subject to the determination of sold attorneys' lien, unless tho plaintiff shall nertult said sum to be hold and paid direct to said attornovs, nnd re ceipt said sheriff in full, and for tho balance of tho sum received or paid at ald Mile. Notice Is further given that at said sale all of th.- right, tltlo nnd Inter est of the defendants, Fred J. Rlake ley and Ada J Rlakeley ,' uls wife In and to said premises, and which thoy had at the date nf I ho ov.i.tlmi' nf the mortgage described and referred Jo In the complaint In said cause, will be sold at such sale and freed from "t rmiin oi sain neremiants or either thereof, arising by virtue of dowor or otherwise And freed from the Hen or claim of said mortgago or the lien for attorney's fees above referred t" Said property will bo sold at said Sttlo. subject to the right of,sntf de- leuuanu to redeem ns by law pro vided Said sale will be made to recover the balance due upon said Judgment as aforesaid, and for tho coats and disbursements attendant upon said sale Dated at Jacksonville. Jnrkson county. Oresjoa. this SSL day of No vember, 1810. ol -. . W- A. JONUS. bherlff rr Jkson CouiUs. Oregon Ry R7 if DOW. . Dapnlv hW illftWilir ifaii arTifn ifktiii