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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Dispatches from Germany say that
th ex-crown prlncs 1 showing signs
ot being "crazy.'' The same suspicion
was bruited around about 17 years
ago.
When the Beer plebiscite Is held,
the usual 70 per oent ot th voters
will go fishing, golfing,' and picnick
ing. A portion of Via state press Is
astounded to find' out that the hunt
ers paid no attention to their warn
ings, to restrain their trigger fingers
until they were positive the noise In
the brush waa not a man. In a week,
three men were shot dead, and- no
telling how many wounded, for deer,
Men on white horses, and singing as
precautionary measure, have been
mistakenly shot at for deer, ao the
amazement of the Journalists that
their editorials are not heoded la not
welt taken. Man still trie to beat
the crossing to the looomotlve.
. The first football teams of the sea
son were "beaten, but not defeated"
last Saturday.
Inasmuch as the Democ ratio party
has the best chance to win a presi
dential eleotton, since the nation
was oratorlcally "kept out of war,"
the Demooratlo party, with oharao
terlatlc stupidity. Is viewing with
great Joy the formation of a "third
party." The Demooratlo party oan
always be depended upon to commit
harl-karl If they are provided with a
weapon to do it with. As a matter
of faot, they . Just dote on eelf-
destruotlon, as witness the fate of,
the gubernatorial candidate, in the
last Oregon eleotlon. In this neck
ot the weeds, they were lured to the
rocks with the promise of a deputy
wardenshlp at the state bastlle, and
their electric light free. The Jack
son oounty Democracy now fears that
some of John J. Raakob's gold will
be espended for victory, . They stand
firm and ready, to vote for any party
but their own, or the Republican
party.
It must be awful to be poor and
have to eat the bumper crop at apple
butter next winter, made by the Boy
Scouts. It Is the opinion of this
writer, that the members of this
worthy organisation can tell which
way the wind is blowing the timber
before sun-up, and know where the
young wildcat does his drinking, but
are not qualified as apple-butter
manufacturers. It takes a woman
with gray hairs, and a big kitchen.
and knowledge of the alchemy of
apices, to turn out a batch of apple
butter fit for human consumption
even If the consumer la out of luck
and temporarily proverty-strlcken. It
Is not In the heart and soul of a
kid to be able to make apple butter,
and the "good deed" for the balance
of ttil plagued year, should be, not
to try It. The apple-butter making
ehould be left to Tnrnw of the
Applegat and the Kagle Point dis
tricts ladles who can make apple
butter. Let the Boy Scouts keep the
wood box full for the apple-butter
making, and take their pay In the
right to lick the kettle.
Ah Wing, a member of the Chinese
Pheasant colony, has been visiting
the Charles Minorca roost the past
week, socially and to keep from get
ting shot by a premature bird
hunter.
The soil of this valley la found
guilty of not being adapted to "pota
to culture." Also, the harvesting con
flicts with the fishing.
THE BRAIN
The dark continent of motive and
desire has never been explored. In
the brain, that wondrous world with
one Inhabitant, there are recesses
dim and dark, treacherous sands and
dangerous ahoree, where seeming
sirens tempt and fade: streams that
rue In unknown lands from hidden
springs, strange seaa with ebb and
flow of tides, resistless billows urged
by storms of flame, profound and
awful depths hidden by mist of
realms where vague and fearful
things are halt revealed. Jungle
where passion' tiger crouch, and
sklea of cloud and blue, where fan
cies fly with painted wings that
daule and mislead; and the poor
sovereign of this pictured world Is
led by old desires and ancient hates,
and stained by crimes of many van
ished years, and pushed by hands
that long ago were dust, until he
feele like some bewildered slave that
mockery has throned and crowned.
(Robert O. Ingersoll.)
So beer would bring good tlmesr
The theory doubtless Is that a few
beers would make us good spenders
again. Publishers Syndicate.
Panhandling Must Stop
PTE OREGON VOTER callg attention to a glaring abuse,
aiiair1 hv thp nrevailins depression hysteria.
Investigations in all parts of the state, including one con
ducted here in Medford, show that panhandling has come to be
a highly profitable pursuit.
Not allof the panhandlers are professionals, but many of
them are. They carefully avoid relief agencies, but secure cash
from many kind-hearted individuals, aften making ten to fif
teen dollars a day.
The obvious remedy for this abuse is to REFUSE DONA
TIONS TO ALL PANHANDLERS, but have a central relief
bureau where ANYONE, ACTUALLY IN NEED, can secure
food and clothing.
Thus the professional beggar, attempting to cash in on the
prevailing psychology, will be checkmated; while the individual
in need of aid, will not be deprived of it.
IT IS because of this exploitation of the charitable spirit, that
even hard-boiled champions of the common man like "Al
falfa Bill" Murray of Oklahoma declares in that state "only
those who work can eat."
This does NOT refer to those who are ill or unable physi
cally to work j it refers ONLY to able-bodied men, who refuse
to do work the STATE PROVIDES FOR THEM, preferring to
live on public charity, or falling back on the highly profitable
pursuit of panhandling.
Alfalfa Bill does not say to the unemployed: "Either find a
job or starve." He does say: "Here is a job work on the high
way, the civio woodpile or what not, take that job and you get
food and clothing in return) refuse that job, then it is up to
you to get a job for yourself." . " ,
THIS is not only entire fair and entirely humane, it is the only
practical way of successfully handling the present situation.
It accomplishes two very important things; it gives every man,
able and willing to work, a job; it also spares those persons,
out of work through no fault of their own, from suffering the
humiliation of being objects of charity, allows them to do use
ful work and maintain their self respect.
Finally it eliminates the professional beggar, who takes ad
vantage of the situation by panhandling the public, who actually
lines his own, pocket book with money which should be spent
for the destitute, the ill, and the suffering. -
Why the League Fails
E'VER since the League of Nations was established, we have
- believed that its weakness
nations too much, but not enough. .
The present situation in Manchuria provides a case in point.
The League of Nations politely suggests to Japan that she with
draw her troops. Jajan, with equal politeness, declares she
will, as soon as the dangers to her nationals cease'; whereupon
she proceeds to capture a few more towns and kill a few more
natives.
Or, to express it in another way, Japan pays no attention to
the League whatever. We seriously doubt if any other nation,
similarly situated, would do differently. .
esse
WHY t Simply because the League is several thousand miles
away, and has no way of backing her demands by force.
After all, nations behave very much as individuals behave.
What would happen if Mr. Jones should pull a gun on Mr.
Smith, demand his pocket book, and Brother Smith could do
nothing but appeal to some tribunal a thousand miles away,
which would courteously request Bandit Jones to be a good boy
and observe the Ten Commandments t
Obviously this would happen : Mr. Smith would lose his
pocket book and also his faith in that distant tribunal.
V1TELL, that is approximately what China has done.- The
" analogy is not strictly accurate, but it illustrates the prin
ciples involved.
Japan pays no attention to
force to compel Japan to do so.
tention to any oourt,' if that court did not have a police force
to compel obedience.
Until the nations of the world ARE WILLING to accept a
higher authority backed by force, just as the individuals within
a nation, have in their police; aacepted a higher authority
backed by foroe, we can see little hope of any League of. Na
tions being practically effective in preventing war, when the
factors that make for war ACTUALLY EXIST.
A Great Movie Week "
IITIIEN the movies are poor everyone howls, but when they
are exceptionally good, there are few to rise on their hind
legs and proclaim the fact.
This isn't quite fair. So we
performance by joining the appreciative minority and maintain
ing that in the past week the batting average of our local movies
has set a new high record
We list the outstanding attractions in their order of merit as
follows:
1. Street Scene;
2. The Front rage;
3. Bad Girl;
4. Tho Star Witness.
Street Scene we regard as the most artistio and intelligently
conceived film of the year; The Front Page, as the most thrill
ing and realistic; Bad Girl, as supreme in authentic human in
terest; and The Star Witness as unexcelled in the direction of
effective propaganda the strongest anti-racketeer argument
ever presented on stage or screen.
Such a collection, offered during one week, we believe, de
serves an editorial bouquet it seta a high mark for any other
section of the country to shoot at.
wi Gins of toys
BOOOTA, Colombia (AP) ome
thlng like Christmas earn to Bogota
In August this year when 1.400 pol
icemen distributed 16,000 toys to as
MEDFORD MAIL
lay, not in interfering with other
the League because there is no
An outlaw would poy no at
are going to conclude today's
many children In a house to bouw
canvass.
In each case the policeman stopped
and talked to the child who recelvtd
the gift.
Dr. Alfonso Araujo. police dlrecto:,
originated the Idea "to Inspire oon
tldenos on the part of children In
policemen.
Coal, best Utah. U0O ton with
tree kindling. Med. Fuel Co. It!
631.
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Happy Birthday.
Back to Cave Days.
A Fighting Dog Mother,
Copyright King Feature Bynd., Inc.
The New York Journal, one
of W. R, Hearst's many news
papers, celebrated its 35th
birthday yesterday, announc
ing a daily average circulation
for 35 years of more than 600,-
000, and a total circulation of
more than seven billion copies.
The newspaper which "Mr.
Hearst started from scratch 35
years ago, with S. S. Carvalho
as publisher, interests newspa
per publishers because of the
Evening Journal 's persistant
dominatipn in its field, more
than double the circulation of
any other evening newspaper
in New York for more than 30
years.
Newspaper workers are Interested
because the Evening- Journal pays the
highest salaries In the newspaper pro
fession. In one case more than three
times the salary that the people pay
the president, who gets only 976,000
a year.
The birthday of a successful news
paper raises the question,: "WHAT IS
THE NEWS?" The answer depends on
the individual who asks the question.
To a native In the Congo the big
news tells about killing -a hippopota
mus, plenty of meat.
In Wall Street the Important news
Is the fight between gold and silver,
several nations following the exam
ple of England and saying "good bye
gold; we can get along without you."
For farmers and housewives the
news Is that potato growers In Maine
get only fifty cents a barrel for pota
toes that cost l-25 to grow.
For everybody it Is Interesting news
that the Lindberghs are mapping out
eight thousand miles of flooded ter
ritory In China, miserable, starving
men and women rushing their plane,
hoping to find food, and finding only
medicines,
Circulation managers, as Import
ant to newspapers as a mainspring
to a watch, will be Interested in this
incident In the Evening Journal's
career. One of the young .editors
whom W. ft. Hearst had engaged de
cided on a certain day that the Wa
ning Journal, which had then 40,000
circulation, must peas the Evening
World's 335,000 circulation and cal
culated that to pass the World would
take about seven years of hard work.
Four months later the Evening
Journal guaranteed four times the
circulation of the Evening World,
which shows that a thing can be
done, when your are young.
One New York police story carries
you back to ancient days.
Mario Barrone, young, good-look
ing, entered this country from Italy
illegally. Then he entered the home
of Mrs. Margaret Merola, aged 27, and
stole her from her husband.
The police found Barrone, tied to
a bed In an apartment where he
lived with the stolen Mrs. Merola.
Barrone had been tortured itn
flre, and left to think It over. Mrs.
Merola had vanished, and 'police be
lieve she has been murdered. -t
Italians take such things seriously,
so much so that the new criminal
oode recently adopted In Italy, ex
pressly exempts from any punish
ment a murder committed by an in
jured husband.
China's foreign minister, O. T.
Wang, who has done his best to keep
his distressed country out of another
war, knows to his sorrow,, that men
are fools and fools like war.
Attacked by a mob of students, he
waa beaten over the head with clubs
and Inkpots and may die.
You may read in an old book on
English sports ot the horribly brutal
test to which female fighting dogs
were put, to make sure that their
pups would be good fighters.
The female was put opposite an
other lighting dog, and alter she had
dashed at him, one of her front paws
was cut off.
If she still continued fighting, that
was a good sign. Then the other front
paw was cut off. And If she again In
slated on fighting, dashing at the
enemy on her bleeding stumps, she
was good enough for breeding pur
poses and became the mother ot
fighting dogs, hobbling, mutilated,
the rest of her life.
You cant blame her, but you can
blame men that Insist on fighting,
after a great war has cut off the
world's prosperity and happiness.
Louis Set bold, ablest political writ
er tn the county, says truly that this
Is the time, If ever, tor the federal
OREGON, TUESDAY,
Personal Health Seirvice
By William Brady, M. D.
- SI re d letter perUJnlr.g lo pertniuj health and hygiene, not to dlieae,
dlagnoil or trreatm'tit will be ancred by Dr. Brady If a stamped -elf-addreusrd
envelope In enclcwd Let ten ehould be brief and written In uik
Owing to the large nurobri or Utter received only a few can be answered
here. No reply can be tnadc to queries nut conforming to Instructions,
address Dr WUlUm Brad in car the Mall Tribune.
PLANTAR WARTS ARE
PEOPLE WHO NEVER
Ordinary warts, medically termed i
verruca vulgaris, for no good reason
at aU that I can discover, are called
plantar warts
when they occur
on the sole of tt.e
foot or perhaps
between the toes.
Plantarls Is a La
tin word mean
ing the sole.
Plantar warts
sometimes cause
no particular
complaint, but
the majority
cause symptoms
ranging from dls-1
comfort or pain on walking to ac
tual confinement In bed.
Drs. Earl D. Osborne and Edwin
D. Putnam find X-ray treatment, ap
plied with a very careful technic to
protect every other portion of skin
except the wart or warts, the must
satisfactory way to deal with this
troublesome condition.
They say that calluses and corns
are often mistaken for plantar warts,
especially painful corns or calluses In
the space between the fourth and
fifth toes, and X-ray treatment 1
not only useless In such cases but
may make the patient extremely mis
erable. Soft corns or calluses In this
situation are best treated by chang
ing the type of footwear, spreading
the toes with a soft cotton pad, and
the - nightly app.lcatlon of a mild
salicylic ointment, or the old standby,
sallcylated collodion. Sallcylated col
lodion can be purchased under that
name In Canada. In the . "United
States you have to order the druggist
to prepare It for you after this form
ula: . '
Salicylic acid., ..j ....30 grains
Flexible collodion H ounce
This constitutes the standard "corn
cure" and callus remedy. Paint a coat
of It on the clean dry corn, wart or
callus each evening for a week or ten
days. Keep the vial tightly stoppered
and keep the liquid off the neck of
the vial, or you will have only a solid
mesa left when the ether and alcohol
of the collodion -have evaporated.
Where the corn or wart or callus la
between the toes. It la essential to
have the skin clean and dry and keep
It dry. In order to get any benefit
from the sallcylated collodion, which
wUl not adhere to the lesion If ap
plied when the surface Is moist or
oily.
Osborne and Putnam treated 220
patients with plantar warts by means
of X-ray, and ourec. 176 of them with,
one treatment, 17 with two treat
ments. In thirteen cases X-ray treat
ment failed, and these patients were
later cured with electro-coagulation
(diathermy). Altogether 39 patients
were cured of. plantar warts by electro-coagulation
alone. These author
ities conclude that It Is unwise to
give more than two X-ray treatments
in such cases. Where they are very
many warts, or where X-ray has al
ready been used, it is better to resort
to electro -desiccation or electro-coagulation
(diathermy) or to surgical ex
cision or both.
government to control and regulate
the practices of the New, York stock
exohange, particularly In connection
with "short selling" which Is In fact
a conspiracy, against values.
The gentle art of short selling, es
tablishing low and discouraging
prices by "floor traders" gambling
among themselves, Is harmful to the
general public and the stock ex
change. If that powerful, useful and neces
sary institution wishes to preserve
reasonable liberty of action, and not
Invite government control similar to
that of national banks, It should
regulate short selling drastically, and
stick to It.
A seat on the exchange sold yes
terday for $180,000, nearly $800,000
below the price ot the "happy days."
That Is ssd for the exchange, but
regulation by the federal government,
which I very Impatient Just now
about attacks on values and prosperi
ty generally, would be a good deal
ssdder.
Mahatma Oandhl, who according
to Mr. J'Bugs" Baer. Is showing the
well dressed man what he can leave
off. Is ideallstle and practical. If
England will do what he want, Gan
dhi will allow manufactured cotton
goods to enter India from Lancashire
only. He would trad a business mo
nopoly for freedom, which s in
keeping with modern methods, Rus
sia trading gasolene for cattle In
South America, Unci Sam trading
wheat tor coffee In Brazil.
Those Interested In the cement In
dustry should know that Ingenious
manipulation of New York City's new
building code, now plsnned. would
prevent the us of cement bricks and
block, without adding anything to
safety. The clay brick makers are also
tntemted for if they can exclude ce
ment brick and blocks from compe
tition. It will be easy for them to In
crease th prlc of bricks and add to
the cost of building.
After a casual study of that per
vaslv new feminine headgear, it
wouldn't take much to convince us
that Dad s old derby had had a litter
ot pups. Boston Herald.
Vollv said th world was coming
to an end In 1930. Well, dldnt Itr
Greaaboro (Oa.) Herald- Journal.
SEPTEMBER 29, 1931.
COMMON A MONO
PLANT ANYTHING,
For warte on the hands, about the
same procedures are advisable.
Here I must warn readers agalmt
monkeying with warts or wartlike
lesions about the face, head or neck.
Such lesions deserve the best medical
treatment, for two reasons. Flrrt,
amateurish tinkering may produce
ugly scars. Second, unnecessary Irri
tation may cause cancer.
All warts are probably Infectious
that Is, caused by germs. Drs. Os
borne and Putnam put the Incuba
tion period at from four to seven
weeks.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Over Whooping-Cough
Is :t all right for an eight-year ild
child who has jusv gotten over
whooping cough to go In bathing on
the beach? (Mrs. W. Q.)
Answer. In my Judgment a child
of any age may go in swimming even
before he is over whooping cough
with only benefit to his own health
Of course you must abide by the
rules of the local health department
about exposing other persons.
Calcium Lactate
I should like to try your calcium
lactate treatment for hay fever (my
attack comes In the last week of Sep
tember each year), but first I should
like to know If it 'will have any bad
effect upon an expectant mother. (J.
Y. E.)
Answer An expectant mother
should try no treatment except by
approval of her physician. The calr
clum lactate treatment Is rather a
preventive treatment. The hay fever
subject begins preferably a few weeks
In advance of the season taking 10
grains of calcium lactate twice or
thrice daily after meals in a glass of
water and keeps It up for not less
than eight or 10 weeks.
Poor Little Fellow
- I have read of your cure for cock
roaches and wonder If you will print
it again. (A. Q. a.)
Answers I haven't printed It yet
But I do sympathize with the poor
little fellow. What alls him? Bring
him to my cockroach clinic. Or ll
there are a flock of him, send stamp
ed envelope bearing your address and
ask for instructions for ridding your
place from cockroaches. If you try
to palm off a clipping in lieu of your
own request, you'll be out of luck,
for I cordially decline to read clip
pings of my own stuff.
Fighting the Battle With Tuberculosis
Please inform me how I can get the
little book the man wrote about how
he cured himself of tuberculosis . . -(L.
R.)
. Answer I know of no such book I
would recommend. You may purchaw
for a nickel or maybe a dime a copy
of Mr. stocker's story "How I Wm
the Battle With Tuberculosis In My
Own Home," or a copy of Fannie Ben
son Rogers' "If I Had Known In the
Beginning What' I Know Now." from
the National Tuberculosis association,
450 Seventh avenue, New York. One
of the first lessons you must learn
If you hope to recover from tuber
culosis Is that you cant cure your
self, neither can you Judge whether
a given method of treatment, diet,
climate, is advisable for your case.
Sundown
Stqbies
The Two Ships
(By Mary Graham Bonner)
Back they traveled to the dense
forests and there they watched Bal
boa and his men chopping down huge
trees.
They chopped
and they chop
ped and they
chopped.
"Is it going to
be so very cold
thnt they will
need all this
wood?" John
asked.
"No. that Is
not . the reason
for all this chop
ping." "It must oe
some good reason. said John, "for
they're chopping down such hmte
trees."
"Yes, It Is for a good reason," the
Little Black Clock said. "You will
see now what they are going to do.
for I will turn the time ahead a lit
tle way.
"It would take ui too long If we
stayed around and watted for all this
chopping to be finished."
So the Clock turned the time ahead
a little, and they saw Balboa and his
men carrying the trees back over the
mountain top and down the other
side to the coast.
"They're going to build ship v"
John exclaimed.
"That's It," said the Little Black
Clock
Many, many, many Indiana were
following Balboa's directions, and as
the Little Black Clock turned the
time ahead they beheld two ships all
ready to set sail on the Pacific ocean
or the Southern ocean, as It was
still called.
John watched the launching of the
vessels and then Peggy asked :
"Is he going to discover some othr
places?"
"Well," said the Little Black Clock,
"his enemies are going to plot agalntt
htm and they will bring him to his
end."
"Oh, said Pefrgy, "I guess John
had better not be a discoverer after
all."
Tomorrow "The Stowaway."
There's not much tn names when
In speedy flight Dooltttle outdoes
Hawks. Philadelphia Brcntng Bulle
tin.
Flight 'o Time
(Medlard and Jacltlon County
History From the Files ot Tnr
Mall Tribune of to and 10 Yea -J
Alto.)
TEN VEABS AGO TODAY
September 29, 1921
(It was Thursday)
Continental Oil company lease 400
acres In Barns Valley.
Rosenberg Brothers sell cars of
D'AnJous for S4249. Highest price ever
paid for carload lot.
Los Angeles welcomes Fatty Ar
buckle, accused film star when he
returns to city.
Julius L. Meier, chairman of the
Portland World Pair committee names
Mayor C. E. Gates a member of the
executive committee. ,
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
September 29, 1911
Italy declares war on Turkey, lands
troops and takes Tripoli.
Good roads mass meeting tonight
at the Nash corner. Everybody come.
Great railroad shopmen's strike
launched.
European powers plan coalition to
hold down Balkan states.
Intoxicated citizen hires rig at liv
ery stable, takes ride but has no
money to pay for it.
School Mornings
(By Alice Judson Peale)
Who does not know the workaday
morning when breakfast Is late, and
father gulps his coffee with a glum
eye on the clock?
The baby wails over his cereal ana
sister gets up only after Bhe has been
called three times.
Junior can't find his socks and ex
cuses his unwashed face on the
ground that sister occupied the bath
room for half an hour.
It is the home-maker's business to
see that these things do not happen.
Here are a few suggestions to the
mother which should be helpful: ;
Since It la your business to get
everyone started, provide yourself '
with a faithful alarm clock.
Wake each member of the family,
early enough to allow sufficient time
for dressing without haste.
Train the school children to put
their books, the clothing they intend
wearing the following day on a par-,
tlcular chair, each in his own room, 1
before he goes to bed.
If school lunches are to be taken,
teach the children to leave their
lunch boxes on the kitchen table ai
night so that they will be at hand
for you to pack in the morning whUe
you are preparing breakfast.
Baths should be taken at night, sc
that no member of the family need
occupy the bathroom for more, than
a few moments in the morning.
See that breakfast Is on the table
in time to enable everyone to eat
without hurrying.
Feed the baby at a little table by
himself. Get him started, If you can,
before the rest of the family comes
down.
A coat closet in the lower hall
where each young child has a low
hook for hat and coat and a place
for his rubbers prevents scrambling
up and down the stairs and frantic
searching at the last moment.
(Furnished by the Jucksm. Uuuiity
Abstract Co., 121 E. Sixth Street)
Circuit Court.
Sarah Grass to A. O. Snyder. For
money.
Robert Stevenson vs. H. Briggs.
Chattel lien.
Robert Stevenson vs. Francis Next.
Chattel Hen.
E. B. Tucker vs. Cora Kent Welch,
Elizabeth Welch. To satisfy Judg
ment. RenI Estate Transfers.
F. W. Scheffel, et ux, to Geneva
Wilson, et vlr. W. D. to lot 9, blk.
1, Summit Ave. Heights Add, to Med
ford. ftlO.
William vl. Miller, et ux, to Alice
E. Fepert. W. D. to 3 acres of land
tn blk. 23, Extension of Siskiyou
Heights Add to Medford, $10.
Geo. C. Garrett to Mrs. Edna
Stone, deed to land In sec. 16, ei,
Roy O. Miller, et ux, to M. L.
Gordon. W. D. to all of blk O and
P and all blk. F, and ex. lots 3-16.
17 and 18. all blk. O, ex. lota 1 and
2 In Talent, 10.
Prudential BanCorporatlon to Un
ion Savings Sc Loan Assn, W. D.
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Zuckermann Bros.
Dorris Highway between
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to lot 8, In blx. 1, Crescent 8ub
(10.
Roy Q. Miller, et ux. to Jennie
Montz. W. D. to 91 acree In DLO
03, twp. 88 O, . i "
wm. M. Brlggs to Eliza V. Van
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lot 8. sec. 35, twp. 88 8, B. 1 W,
10.
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