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Newspaper Page TextSIEDFOTITJ MTTL TnTHTTSTR. WTTDPOTIT). ' (VRTICI OSf, TTTTTRftDAY; OCTOPFR 20. 102f 8 STAR! DEFENSE CIVILP1ACTiON : The morning session of the federal ; court In the eivll action of the Mr-, ' j Comber-Savidge Lumber company of :. ! San Francisco against the Big Pines S Lumber company for the collection ofj i approximately $29,000, alleged to be i due for non-fulfullment of contract : was devoted to the reading of testi- j mony from the Biut of the Big Pines i Lumber company against the South-j em Oregou . Lumber company, in, which the plaintiff contends .admis- . j sions were made upholding the basic; detentions of their suit. The Hie j Pines sued the Southern Oregon ;. Lumber compay for $30,000, the case rfc.not being decided. . . '' m ICxcerp1.') Irom the testimony wore .? rend to. the Jury, these excerpts be;ir? ' sides. ' ' ': .! ' " ' ' The last witness for the plaiutll? : was C. Rhodlsli, a lumberman from McCloud, Calif., who Identified pho : tographs of the lumber piles in tin : jarij of the Southern Oregon lumber company, where the lumber in the . controversy was si .veil, lie testltied v. from' these' pictures, which were af terwards Bhown to the jury, that but one was correctly piled' to prevent,! ' staining and checking. The plaintiff ' I had about 120 photos for iitroduc- tion, but the court ruled' that all of :. these were, not admissible. . . , '. "Bert Theirolf was the first witness called by tho defense, whon.tho plain- tiff closed their case at 11:30 this morning. In combatting an objeo .' tion registered by - the . plaintiff's - s counsel, to the question. Attorney , George M. Roberts announced that Thelrolf's testimony would be large-; v ly'a rebuttal of that given by Frank (t4 .15. McComber, president of the Mc- 'Comber-Savidge Lumber company. "j The dotense.wlll call 13 witnesses, some of them bcine' lumbermen of Jackson and Josephine counties, who' 11 are acquainted with lumber condi tions in this section. ' " r It Is oxpected 'that the closing arguments-will he made tomorrow, and tho case go to -the jury late Friday afternoon or early Saturday morn ing. ' BIG HIT AT GATHERING a Tho entertainment given last night at the Woodmen of the World hall by j ;.Mr. Robt. R. Neilson and Co., was a big success. The original Harry Lau der has nothing on Mr. Neilson, who is f.the same age, build and character and. was born and raised within four miles of Lauder's home In Scotland. Over 200 Woodmen and their friends enjoyed Mr. Nellson's interpretations of Scotch songs,- Jokes nd stories. His costumes ware elaborate and appropri ate for the different songs. Bobble, Jr., was nip fa expectations with : his violin and Glen. Hamilton gave selections on the piano; trom bone, saxaphone, violin and banjo which wero also appreciated. The W. O. W.i will continue theso social evenings during the winter months and next Wednesday evening wilt have a pumpkin pie supper and social dance for the members and their families and invited friends. No carges are mado. for theso affairs. RECORD DEER OF YEAR M ' One of the largest over shot in southern Oregon or in-'tne state, so far as can bo learned, wa bagged re cently In 'Klamath county by Sidney Smith, while he was oh a hunting trip with' V. J. Emerick and George llnrmirri Altimlnrh Air Kniith I rn. Jf lluctant to State tho weight and size $of the prize several old hunters and flimen of experience hove Judged that it Would weigh 350 pounds when dressed- nd George Barnum says tbftt he and iMr. Smith were unable to lift it into '.vthe car after it had been killed, l" The animal was one of the mule K- tail variety. Earlier in the season t flKlamath Falls. hunters bagged one weighing 250 pounds and that was "-pnsidered unusually large. TOO LATE Death only a matter of short time. Don't wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking COLD MEDAL : Th. world's standard remedy for kidney, j? i liver, bladder and uric acid troubles the f National Remedy of Holland since 1696. J I Guaranteed. Three sites, all druggists. ' J teok far the same Gold Medal oa eveir bex end accept ne imitatioo If DFORD HIGH ' ffFMIAMATH ' """' ; FOR CHILD'S BOWELS i nhKh iJAIUKUAY i - - The Medford "high eloven will plav lis first game on the home field Satur day afternoon at 2:43 with thestrbng Klamath Falls team.' According to Coach Huntington this game will' be' one of the hardest games of the sea son. While not making any predic tions as to tho outcome ho assures Medford football fans that his team will carry the fight to their opponents with the samp fight .that has character ized former Aledrord elevens. ; ' ' " If the 'Klama'th Falls contingent wins from Medford they will have to kill off the entire team, it is claimed. There will bo several new men in the line-up fjr this game, the changes be ing necessitated by Injuries to several first string men. Loyal fans, however, will not be disappointed for the Med ford men are out to win. The tentative line-up will be Welch and Jackson, ends; , Mansfield and Prescott, tackles; Singler, center; Stockam and Webster, guards; ayne and Dally, halves; Beeney, quarter; R. Singler, full. . MEXICAN PEAT TO I - Mexicun Peat, ' the clever little Southern California scrapper who ar rived Ijero recently to perform in the smoker n week from Friday has been showing sufficient class to mako Mutchmaker-Dixon lino him up with "Fighting" Johnny Carlson tho 28th 'of this nioiith. Peat's recent work In tho ring has surprised everyone here and Dixon expects tho little Mexican to give Johnny a fast go. Eilly Huff, tho Klamath fight ex ponent, is rounding Into A-l shapo for his ten-round main event mix with Tom Sharkey. Tom's' recent . work shows a marked improvement 'over his former ' performance and the Klamath boy wil have to go some if he wins. ' One of tho most Interesting matches on Friday's card will be a six-round llst-tosslng exhibition be tween Battling- Frick and K. O. Joe Blackburn. These boys Bhpyld fur nish an interesting match. Other preliminary bouts will" go to mako up what is expected to be the best smoker curd of tho season. Market News T I... . 1. POnTLAND. Ore., Oct. 20. -'Gayio steady; receiiits 125. Hogs weak; ro- ccinfs 37. Sheep slow;, receipts 8S2. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20. Butter slow, extra cubes 43c; under, grades 48c; prints 47c. Butterfat, No. 1 churning cream 47c f. o. b., Portland; undcrgrndcs 444Bc. " Portlnnd "Wheat. PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 20. Wheat hard white, soft white, white 'club. $1.01; hard winter, northern spring, $1; red Walla 95c. Today's' car re-, ccipts Wheat 62; barley, 2; flour, 5;, oats, 4; hay, 7. Liberty Bonds. NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Liberty bonds closed: 3'b $91.90: first 4's $93.00; second 4's $92.20:. first 4Vi' $92.94: second 414's $02.36; third 4Ws $9. .72; fourth 4 ',1 's $D2.'4S; Vic tory '3?4's $99.38; Victory 4's $99.40. SaB Francisco Market. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. Butter cxtrn, 49c; extra eggs C8c; extra flrsrs 67',ic; firsts npminnl; extra, pullets 40,5c: extra . pullots - firsts 44c. Ducks 20g22c; llvo turkeys 3540c. OBITUARY HERR-Mabel Elma Herr died at her home In Northeast Medford, Octo ber 19th, from leakage of the heart. She was born at Grand Junction, Colo., Dec. 19, 1SS8, and was .12 years and 10 months old. The family have been residents of .Medford for tho past year. Sho loaves her husbnrld, Granville Herr, 'and son, Preston R., aged. 1,4 years; also her parents.lr. and Mrs. W. H. Young of'Medforo", a brother, Henry C. Young, and a sister, Mrs; Maud Show, of Meteor, Wash. The funeral service will be held at tho Perl Funeral Home Friday at 2:30 p. rh. Rev. D. E. Millard, officiating. Inter ment In I. O. O. F. cemetery. , McNICOLL, John McNIcoll pnsscd away nt his home at Eagle Point early this morning; at the age of oft years, 2 months. Mr. McNIcoll was born In Indiana In the year 1855. From there, he moved to Ilurbank, Cal., whoro he re sided for a period of' 25 year, and came to Eagle Point a little over a year ago. . " Death was due to cancer of Ihe stomach for which he underwent an operation twr months ago. He leaves besides the wltjow. two sons and one 'daughter. Oscar Mc NIcoll and Hugh McNIcoll of Arling ton, Cal., nnd Mrs. Wm. Gray of Stockton, Cal. Funeral services will he hold nt the chapel of Weeks-Conger Co., nt 3:00 p. m., Friday. Interment, In tVnlr.il Point cemetery. MOTHER QUICK! GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Kven a sick oliilil loves tho fruity" taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the little tongue is coated, or if your child ts'listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or tia9 colic, a teaspoonful will never fail to open the bowels. In a few. hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works all the constipation poison, sour bile and waste from the tejider, little bowels and gives you a well, playiu:. child aeain. .-,'.'' i : Millions of -mothers keep "California Fig Syrup" handy. They, know a tea epooniul todav. saves a sick child to morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine "California Fig Syrup" which lias direc tions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle., MothA! You niust say "California" or you may get an imi tation lig syrup. I . . PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20. Deliver Ed Martin, veteran negTO heavyweight knocked out 'Sergeant Ray Smith of New York,' In tho third round of a scheduled ten round fight hero hist night. A left hook to the chin put the soldier put. It.was a rough battle up to the finish. ; ' ' -.- i PROCLAMATION. Whereas, the Common Council of the City of Central Point. Oregon. did, by Resolution No. 2, propose and submit to the legal voters of said Lijy, at the special election duly held in said City on the 17th day of Octo ber, 1921, the following proposed Act of Municipal Legislation, entitled: An Act to Amend the Charter of the City of Central Point, Oregon, by amending Sections 3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 auu 4 0 or Ariicio A.v or said char ter of iho City of Central Point and thereby provide a mode of procedure for the- "collection of unpaid assess ments and .repealing Section IS of Article XXV of said charter," lind "Whereas, the recorder jtt said City has, in my presence and in tho pres ence of the common council duly can vassed the .returns of said election and it has been determined thereby that the total number of votes cast at said election was 31; that the total number of votes cuBt in favor of said act of Municipal Legislation, above referred to, was 29, and tho total number of votes cast against th same was 2; and It appears that said act of Municipal Legislation received an, affirmative majority of all the votes cast at said election; , Now Therefore, 'By. virtue of tho power vested in. me as-'Mayor of tho City of Central Point, Oregon, I, W. C. Leever, do hereby issue this procv lamation to the peoplo of suid City and do hereby declare that tho votes cast in favor and against said act of Municipal Legislation was as above set forth; and I do. declare said act of Municipal Legislation to bo in full force and effect in. said City from nnd after the publication of this proc lamation as required by law; and that the following is a full title and text of said act of Municipal Legislation and of tho whole thereof: Cliartcr Amendment. An Act to Amend tho Charter of the City of Central Point, Oregon, by amending Sections 3, 9, 10. 11.. 12. "14 and J6.iof Article XXV of said charter of the City of Central Point and thereby provide a mode of pro cedure for the collection of unpaid assessments and repealing Section f8 of Article XXV of said charter. THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1.- That Section 3 of Ar ticle XXV of tho charter of tho City of Central Point be,' and the same Is hereby .amended to read ns follows "Section 3 of Article XXV. All unpaid assessments for which appli cation was not made to pay in In stallments as in Article XXV of tho charter of the City of Central Point provided shall be collected and the liens thereof 'enforced In accordance with the provisions of the laws of Oregon and the charter and ordi nances of said city applicable to said assessments and liens, as originally levied and made effective so far as the same shall not be delinquent at the time this amendment shall .be come effective; and so far as any such assessments or, installments thereof or interest .thereon are de linquent, or Bhall hereafter become delinquent, tho same shall bo col lected and tho Hons thereof enforced in accordance with the provisions of this amendment of Article XXV for the collection of delinquent assess ments and installments and interest." Section' 2. That Section 9 of Ar ticle XXV of the charter of the City of Central Point lie, and the same is Hereby amended to read as follows" ( "Sectlc 9 of Article KXV. Any annual Installment of assessment, or semi-annual interest payment, as provided in Section 2 of Article XXV hereof, which shall renin In unpaid at tho expiration of the time fixed . for such respective payments and shEll remain unpaid, at tho time this amendment take's effect, and install- 'XPECTAfc For Three" Generational Have Made Child-Birth . ; Easier By Using ' tO'L ft j T ALL iDRUa a stoks WtlTirat aoOKLCTaa OTHttltOOO ANOTNt BAIY.rtM 3Aonu RtcuuTSf. Co.. Birr. "B. ATlnHTni M it ' i , : IB meuts of assessments heretofore bonded under the liuiu roft Act or the city charter and concerning which no application was made as provided in Section 2 of Article XXV of the charter, which shall become due and rayahle after the expiration of th ten (10) day period provided for in Scctieu 2 of Article XXV of tho char ter and which shall remain unpaid at the expiration-of the time fixed for such respective payments and shall remain unpaid at the time this amendment takes ctlcct. shall there upon Become delinquent, and .shall bear a penalty of five (Ti per centum upon the amount of such delinquency, in addition to the -bond rate of In terest upon -the principal sum so de linquent. ' For' such purpose. If nny Interest payment, during the first three' years as in Article XXV pro vided," shall become delinquent, it shall be subject 'to sueh penalty and Interest upon .the sum so delinquent. Interest and penalty shall bp Included In and shall lie a part of the assess ment lien. .'i. . . Such flve'O'O per centum penalty shall not attach, however, to any as sessment or installment thereof by reason of delinquency of such assess ment or installment prior to the ex piration of such ton (10) dny period. I'pon tho expiration of the- timo fixed. for annual of semi-annual pay ments as provided In Section. -3 of Article XXVi hereof,-and upon the expiration of tho time fixed for the payment of Installments of assess ments heretofore bonded under the Unncr&ft Act or the city charter, and concerning which no application has been made as1 provided in Section 2 of Article XXV of said charter, the recorder shall make up a statement tdiowlng the. description of each lot, pieco or parcel of property upon which nny such assessment or In stallment of assessment or InteroBt remains unpaid, and the amount de linquent thereof The recorder shall thereunon sell all property so delin quent for the amount of such delin quency, with penalties, interest and costs as In Article XXV as amended therein provided." v Section 3. That section to ot Ar ticle XXV of the charter of the City of Central Point be,' nnd the same Is hereby amended to read as follows: "Section 10 Of Artlclo XXV. Sales for Delinquent Assessments. Thirty (30) days after any such de linquency the city recorder shall pro ceed to-sell the property described on the original lien, docket and on the consolidated. Hen docket so delin quent and unpaid, fbr the amount of such delinquency, together, with pen alty and interest accruing 'to data of sale, and for the costB of such sulo. Ho shall execute and deliver certifi cates of sale to the purchasers; and assessment deeds to tho. persons thereunto entitled. . Tho recorder Ish'a give" jiotlco' njf such salos by publication. . Such no tice 'shall contain. a list of all prop erty upon which such assessments aro delinquent, with the amount of the assessments, interest's, penalties and costs, to dato of Sale, together with the names of the owners of such prop orty, or the words "Unknown Own ors," ns the same, may, appear upon said consolidated docket or upon said original lien docket.mnd shall specify the time nnd place ox sale, and tnnt the property therein described will bo' sold to satisfy the assessments, in terests, penalties and costs due upon the same. All such sales Bhall be made between the hours of ton o'clock A..M. and four o'clock P. M., and shall .take place at the front door of the building in which the common council holds Its sessions. Such sale shall be continued from day to dny, omitting Sundays and legal holidays, until all Ine propurty described In said consolidated lien docket and in said1 original , Hen docket on which any such assessment, or. installment thereof, or .Interest thereon, is de linquent and unpaid, is sold. All such sales shall bo public, and onch lot, tract or parcel of land shall ho sold separately and In the order in which tho name appears upon the consolidated lien dockot and upon the original lien docket' commencing at the beginning thereof. All lots, tracts an dparcels of land sold for delinquent and unpaid as sessments or interest thoreon shall.be sold to tho first person at such salo offering to pay the amount duo on each such lot, tract or parcel of land. If there he no bidder for any lot, tract or parcel ot land, for a sum suf ficient to pay tho dollnquent and un paid assessment thereon or install ment thereof or .delinquent lnterost thereof with Interest, penalty and costs, the recorder shall strike the same off to tho city, for tho whole amount which he is required to col lect by such Bale. If any bidder to whom any property Is stricken off at such salo does not pay tho assess ment, interest, penalty and costs be fore ten o'clock A. M. of tho day following the day of such sale, Bitch property mbst then be resold, or if the assessment sale Is closedT bo SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd BY THE MAIL TRIBUNE AND GEO. A. HUNT CO. This popular matinee is for the kiddies only, begins at 10:30 a. m., and all that is neces ' sary for admittance is a coupon clipped from this paper. . The attraction for this week wVl be JACK PIGKFORD in "BILL OPPERSON'S BOY" deemed to havo been sold to the city and a certificate of sale shall be is-1 sued to tho city therefor. All such sales shall be' held not less than thirty days after the first publica- tion of notico. Notice shall bo pub- lished once." 4 I Section 4. That. Section 11 of j public and each lot, tract or parcel Articlo XXV of the charter of the i of land shall bo scld separately and City of Central Point be. and thejiu tho order In which property up same is hereby mendeu to read as ; pears in the notice of snle. cominenc follows: ling at tho beginning thereof. "Soction 11 of Article XXV. Re-j Kai.u sllrh lot tr:u.t or p.,rccl f turn cf Sale. Within fifteen I ) Hand so offered for sale shall be sold days after the completion of the ' sale of All property so authorized to ue soiu as atoresaiu. me recoruer must file a return In his office with a statement of his action thereon, showing all1 tho property sold him, to whom sold and the sum paidno surn be received, then to the therefor, and shall deposit the pro-1 hiirhest bidder. if anv bidder to coeds thereof with, the city treasurer j to oo useu ny nun exclusively to pay the principal anu interest oi tao re- funding improvement bonds." Soction 5. That Section 12 of Ar ticle XXV of the charter -of tho City of Central Point be, nnd -tho same is hereby nnicnucu to renn as tniiows: "Section 12 of Article XXV. Cer- tiflcate of Sale. After receiving, upon such sale, the amount of the assessment, penalty, Interest, costs and charges, the recorder shall make out a certificate, dated on tho day of sale, staling (wnen Known i uie name, of the owner or owners as given on tho consolidated lien dockot or on the original Hen docket, a descrip tion of tho land- sold, tho amount paid thorofor, the nnmo of tho pur chaser, that It w.iB sold for tho as sessment, giving the names of the streets, or othor brief designation of tho improvement for which the as sessment was mado, and specifying that the purchaser will be ontitled to a deed two years from tho dato of salo, unless redemption thereof ho mado. Such ccrtificato shall bo signed by tho recorder and shall bo delivered to the purchaser, and shall be by such purchaser recorded In tho office of the county Iclerk within thirty (30) days from tho dato there of. If not recorded within said time, the Hen thereof shall bo postponed to claims of subsequent purchasers and incumbrancers for value and in good faith who bocomo such while the same is unrecorded. The city recorder shall be tho cus todian of all certificates for property sold to tho city and Bhall at any linio within two years from the dato of such certificate, and before redemp tion of tho property therein described, sell and transfer any such cortlficato to any person who will make pay ment of tho amount for which the proporty therein described was strick en off, together with interest, pen alties, and charges and taxes thoreon, and such recorder prior to tho Issu ance of tho deed ot said property may, If so authorized by tho common council, soli and transfer any such certificate In Hko manner after tho expiration of such period of . two jenrs from the dato of certificate." Section 6. That Section l-r of Ar ticle XXV of tho charter of the City of Central Point be, nnd tho same is hereby ainonded to rend ns follows: "Soction 14 of Articlo XXV. Rec ord of' Payment, Whenever before the sale of imy property tho amount of nny assessment thoreon,' with In lorost, penalty, costs and charges nc ci'tiod thereon, shall bo paid to the recordor, lio .shall thereon mailt tho salne paid, with the date of pay ment thoreof on tho consolidated Hon dockot or the original lion docket as tho caso may bo, and whenever after tho salo df any property for any as sessment, tho samo shall be redeemed, iio Bhall thereupon enter the sumo redeemed with ho date of such re demption on such record. Such rec ord shall be made on tho margin of tho record opposito tho description of such property." Section 7. That Section 10 of Ar ticle XXV of tho charter of tho City of Central Point bo, and the samo it hereby amended to road as follows: "Section 16 of Article XXV. Salo of Property Held by City. At any time aftor one year' from' and after the time deeds havo been issued lo the city under and by virtue ot ilny proceedings mentioned in Articlo XXV as amended, tho common coun cil may by ordinance provide for the sale- from time to tlmo ot any Bitch property, " Such salo shall be had only upon notice by publication by the city ro cordnr sotting forth a lint of the property to be sold, tho respective amounts for which such deeds woro issued, togother with all taxes and special assessments, Interest, pedal tioB, costs and other charges paid thereon by tho city, at or sinco thu Issuance of the deed to the city, ,wflh Interest thereon at tho rate of six (0) per cent per annum to dato of such sale, tho unpaid delinquent as sessments with penalties, Interest and costs against the same and tho total amount thereof, and shall specify tho tlmo and place of sale and that the property thernUi described will bo FREE'MATI One of the First National's Best Pictures ! Isold to satisfy such charges In such; proceedings mentioned in Article, total amount. Deeds upon such saloVXXV of the churter may be sold shall bo made subject to the liens nf within tho one year after the time I general taxes and of assessments forahe deed is issMed to the city, but Bucli local improvements or installments property must he sold In the manner thereof not delinquent at the time of 'and in accordance with the provisions such sale. All such sales shall bo llir ...,si, to i he hiirhest bidder, if anv bo received for a greater sum lh,in ,,,.., ,.,,..1 nmount due there- ,m; ir m) gllcn b received, then , tho frsl poison offering to pay tho totiil amount duo ther-on: and il w,0m any property is stricken off at ,.i, Bi .i,..,. , pay the amount of such bid before ten (10) o'clock A. M. of tho day following the day of such sale, such property must then bo re- Isold and for such purpose tho re i(.nl.,i tmn pn,,ti,ln uch salo from jny t0 (i,iy muil the same is closed. Thn r,,rr,r,ior aiulii turn over tho n,.fl..ti(. nf such Balu to ti,0 citv , insurer to bo used for the payment ' t tllB p, ini.mi nmi interest on the refundllig improvement bonds nnd s,.,n ,,,i, mi urn. to Hie common , council of such sale, the dato thoreof the properties sold and sums paid therefor and the properties not Bold. The deed shall be executed in tho name ot tho city; shall rofor to the ordinance directing the sale and that the salo was had and the do;d was issued ,purauniit to aaid onCinauqn and this Section Hi ot Article XXV of tho charter, and shall convey tho loo simple titlo to tho property thoro in' described freo and clear of all liens and incumbrances whatsoever' except general taxes and special nssossmonts or installments thereof for local Im provements not delinquent. However, tho common coiuiell may by ordinance provide that nny such property which tho city has acquired by deed under and by vlrttio of any TO A FINISH For a $500 Purse THOR OLSEN World's Middleweight Olympic Champion, 1912 :;vTfep-'iaiiii v Multnomah CI ul), of Portland . f ' Will wrestle to a finish at the Medford v Natatorhiiri j Friday, Oct. 21 All Avrcstling holds will bo posed in the ring, be fore the match, especially the holds barfed. GOOD PRELIMINARY 8:30 Sharp . j BRING THE LADIES , .Tickets on salo at , . ; Brown & Brown's ,'''., Elk's Club Ringside $2.26; Reserved $1.65; General $1.10 ,'' Plus War Tax " . CHARLES MELROSE, Referee - ot this Section Hi except that no bid shall he accepted for any amount less than the amount set forth in said deed together with all taxes and spe cial assessments, Interest, penalties, costs and other charges paid thereon the city at or since the issuance of tho deed to the city, with interest thereon at the rate of six (u"r) per cent per annum to dato of such sale, the unpaid delinquent aascssment3 wilh penalties, interest and cost:i against the ' same and the total amount thereof and also tho further exception that the doed issued by tho city to the purchaser shall 'be a quit claim deed and shall he made subject to the liens of general taxes and of assessments for local improvements or installments thereof not delin quent at the timo of such sale. In case any such sale shall be seV aside or declared void by any court for any reason, tho city shall, upon application therefor in writing sqt ting forth such facts with a certified copy of such judgment or decree at tached thereto, repay to the purchaser at such sale, or his asslrf.is,' tho amount paid by him nt such sale, together with all taxes and special assessments with interest, penalties, and costs thereon paid by him at or since such sale with Interest thereon at tho rato ot six (G) per cent per annum, r j ; The purchaser from tho city of any certificate of sale or deed need not look to tho application by the city ot the proceeds of such purchase." Section S. That Section IS ot Ar ticlo XXV of the charter of the City ot Central Point Is hereby repealed. Dated at Central Point, Oregon, this 19th day c-t October, 1921. Signod) W. C. LEEVER, : (Seal) t Mayor. Attest: . (Signed) J. W. JACO'BS, ? ; Citv Recorder.