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o MEpfroilD MATL TRTBTTXE, "M"FTVFOT?T, OHFIPX, TJnJUV, DECEMBER & 1923
Ping fi&RBiy
I in Ohio and cume to Utah
He wii a close personal
President HrichatH Younv of
in 1859.
frlfcnd of
the Mor
Overland Declares Dividend. $:'!. V UP nceumulotlons on rngo IocUr Urady.
NEW Dec. 3. (A.P.) I the preferred mock. The dividcmV LONDON There' un epidemic of
Diiectora oi WiUya-Overlund com- Is payable in common stock priced short -skirt influenza. Tim Klrls o
knickers untlerneuth becauso insis
tence on buing in style in inclement
weather 'H cauRhy: chills and rheu-
Wood row WUmoo 1a Ilonoral.
WAItflWV Jollboche, a square in
the new part of this is to be
renamed v Woodrow Wilson.
Imon church.
pany tyday declared a dividend of at $'. it shart'
Ised by doctors to wwir mntlc pains in tin knees and hips.
NDS UPHELD BY
TA1E SUP. COURT
OCO DISTRICT-.
'" niurrn, panv ummv declared a dividend oi ni Ji'n a snare. r nenvr '
M, Ore., Dee. 3. An assess-
aile by the Ochoco frrteutlon
to cover delinquencies on
onts is held valid by the
court today In the original
tins proceeding of A. J. Noble
S..W. lancey. sheriff of Crook
and John K. Kollock. Inter
Efendant. A demurrer to the'
Ive writ is unstained in an
by Justice Benn.
lite of tlio owners of land in
tilct, bonds were Issued In No-
1916, and sold to the public.
tonds were refunded by vote of
d owners In February, 1922.
date of organization of the dls-
pere was , no statute granting
y for levying upon lands in
Irlet for the purpose of paying
tncies in the payment of as
tits upon other lands in the dls-
Such legislation was subsu
enacted. '
voted against organization of
jlrict and issuance and refund-
the bonds. When he went to
taxes in 1924 he tendered to
trlff the full amount of his taxes
jo 5 "per cent levied to cover
?ncies. The sheriff refused to
payment. Noble brought the
proceeding in mandamus to
a validity of the assessment.
intervened as holder of one
listrict bonds issued in 1922.
c case of the state on relation
ol district No. Oil of Columbia
against B. K Kleckner and
appellants, appealed from
a connty and upon petition
earing, the court, in an opinion
tftice I3e't, reversed the lower
find remanded the cases. In a
pi onfnion the supreme court
ed the case.
SlTliis
.'AGO, Dee. 3. (A.P.) Hor
innemun, 55, chairman of the
Master Barbers' association
appeared after writing letters
tang suicidal intentions because
Sne had been connected with
ftnb ring Inquiry being pushed
attorneys,
lafntnlned' hhr lnnocence and
jfte was being "unmercifully
!"
toners later found. lila hat on
le Michigan shore.
nouia earner, tut mo ofjuuiui
Jury was ( voting, true -bills
Lena Schrock Rice and
thers with bombing consplra-
tried to stab herself with a
nife. A Jail matron frustrated
jpmpt.
rt. K. Crowe, state s attorney,
ery bombing outrage since tho
the year is being investigated.
lire 119 of them with property
estimated at $300,000, he
her bombing was added to the
ny when an explosion partly
d a building within a block of
fce station. A negro and his
on tho second floor, knocked
heir beds, said they had re
no threats. A restaurant oc-
the first floor.
SET Fi
HIXGTON. Dee. S- (A.P.)
Iicomlng sale of timber on 4000
f public land in Coos and
counties, Oregon, was an
il today by the department of
The date will be set' later.
t will be received below tho ap-
value of $440,241.
orlzatlon for the sale was said
department to bo the largest
is class of timber, ever made
government on one application,
:M Ore., Dec. 3. The sale of
00O fret of timber located in
hh county will he undertaken
Oregon state land board on
y 26, 1023, It was ann6unred
ay by the board. This Is sa4q
ho largest limber ualp over nc-
id by tho board.
board has fixed tho minimum
for 28,685,000 feet of yellow
$3.50 per 1,000 feet. Over 835,
t of white fir has a minimum
if fifty cpnts per 1000 feet. The
Inn on tho M5.000 feet of in
fc'iilur has been set at $1 per
hot.
lds. must bo accompanied by a
d check for 25 per tymt of the
re price, this -being hold as first
lit.
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HIS 10W BIRTHDAY
MAL, Utah. Dec. 8. (A.P.)
rvey Coe Hulllnger, who claim
ho Widest practicing physician
United States with 76 years ot
dlt. celehrated his 101t birth
going about his work as usual
Dr. lllllllnger. Mormon plo
d Civil war veteran, is known
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