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P335E FOUR BELIEVES ITALY WORLD'S MODEL IN GOVERNMENT Mussolini Proudly Watches Spirit of Fascism Spread - Words Seem Often Ad dressed to Entire World By John Evan. ROME. (P) Mussolini proudly watches th spirit of laaclim march around th world. Being premier of Italy, fat muat not directly lnsplr political movement In other countries, but he alwaya bold up Italy a an example of how the proper Hind of "revolution" can save a country. - Hie worda often teem addreaaed to all the rest of the world. "They or ue." he aald In a met aage to his black shlrte at the be ginning of hla ninth year In power. picturing the world aa a battlefield between his revolutionary ideas and older forms of government. Fights Reflect Fascism. Re sees, already, In a doeen coun tries, outbreaks of turbulent men, frequently like hie black shlrte. who once fought In the streets, knife In one hand, gun In the other, crush ing the disorder Italy's feeble gov ernment could not or did not con- trol. Then he tossed out the gov ernment. Hltlerlsm In .Germany and Aus tria, almllar movements In Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark,. Belgium and Holland, stern "duty" killings In Japan nd the fight of Australia's "White Guard" against radicalism- all these encourage the Duce's fol- lowers to think the Italian Idea will sweep the world. The band of revolutionary thought which may everywhere soon become action, stretches clear across Europe from south to north. , Hitler and hla brown shirts are evi dent dlsolples of Mussolini, Hitler was expected to visit the duce last year, but Mussolini felt It might aeem bad form to enoourage so open ly a revolution In Germany and Hit ler promptly found fhat work would keep mm at home. Once Mussolini was quoted ss say- Ing, "Fascism Is not an article of ex portation." He denied that, two years ago, and substituted the phrase, "Fascism in idea, doctrine and realis ation is universal." Stresses Hptrltual Idea. "We are atruggllng against a world In Its decline," he said In one of his . message. "Onoe the battleground of fascism was Italy, now it la the world and everywhere one fight for pr gainst fascism." Fascism, before and for some time after Mussolini's famous march on Home, October 38, 11)33, was a war veterans' struggle to save the coun try from anarchy, riots, communism and terror. . Today, say Mussolini, In defini tion toon to be published In the En cyclopaedia Italians, "fascism Is a re ligious conception" and "In addition to being a system of government s also, and above all, a system of thought." Discipline Is a cardinal principle. Several millions In the various fas cist organlEstlons take an oath ot allegiance to the duce, pledging their lives to defend him and fascism, i Mussolini, having disciplined his men. disciplines parliament until It la merely a counsellor, almost auto matically approving all measures, In itiating almost none. Lately he has turned It to the less tangible as pect of fascism. Takes Own Medicine. He settled the long quarrel be tween church and state, paid homage to the pope, and disciplined himself Into a reverential oonduct to the church which la at variance with his earlier attitude. While strengthening fascism at dome, Mussolini, even two years ago, foresaw "a fascist Europe, a Europe with Institutions inspired by the doc trine and practice of fascism." Fascism, which he believes la spreading and w! spread. Is tor htm the solution of "the 30th oentuty state," for "it solves the triple prob lem of relation between state and Individual, state and grout s and re latione among groups," meaning the strongly organised, state-supervised "corporations" of employer and em ploye, Industrie and professions. "Therefore," saye the duce, "we mil when funereal prophets num ber our days." Heflin To Stump In Demo'i Behalf ' MONTGOMERY, Ala.. Aug. 8. (JP) Former Senator J. Thomas Hefltn an nounced today he wlH take the atump this fall In behalf of the Democratic presidential ticket, speaking In Ne braska, Kansas, Colorsdo, California and other western states, He predicted the election of Frank lin D. Roosevelt and John N. Oarner by one of the largest majorities the party ever received. Consumers Must Pay, Power Tax WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. ) The t per cent tax on electrical energy levied In the new revenue act must b paid by the consumer of electric ity. Regulatlona Issued by the In ternal revenue bureau provide that municipally owned plants must add 8 per oent of a customer's bill when It 1 rendered each month to provide for th levy. Grandpa Rattler 43 Inches Long THE DALLES, Ore, Aug. I, (Pr The death of the granddaddy of the rattlesnake clan of the Antelope country Is reported by Kenneth A. De War, southern Waaco county rancher. Th snake was 48 Inches long and four Inches thick, he aald. Although It had only six rattles, thoss versed in the lor of anakes estimated it ( at about 1$ rears. NOTICE OF SALE In Equity No. Met In th District Court of the United state for th District of Oregon Oalvln Fentress, a resident of Illi nois, a Trustee, Plaintiff, vs. Owen-Oregon Lumber Co., a Dela ware corporation, and Medford Logging Railroad Company, an urcgon corporation, rjerenaants. Pursuant to the authority In me vested as a Special Master by de cree of the District Court of the United States for the District oi Oregon entered In this cause upon th 13th day of July, 1033, I hereby give notice that the properties here inafter described will be sold by me at public auction to ths highest and beet bidder for cash, subject to con firmation by the Court at the prln- clpl or front door of the County Court House In ths Town or City of Medfotd, In the County of Jack-1 son, mate or Oregon, beginning twelve o'clock noon on the 32nd day of August, 1033. The said properties are to be aold pursuant to said de cree for the payment In full, or on account, of the amounts due on said bonda and coupons In the sum or Two Million Four Hundred Six ty-three Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty Dollars and Forty-five cent (82,488,330.48), and with In terest thereon to July B, 1033, and the sum of Eight Thoussnd One Hundred Fifty Dollars (88,150). to gether witn interest on One Hun dred Fifty Dollars ($150). at the rate of ten per cent. (107) per an num from and alter December lo, 1931, together with costs of this cause, payment of all of which mounts is secured by an original mortgage-deed-of-trust dated No vember 16. 1925. from said Owen- Oregon Lumber Co. and said Med- tord Logging Kailroad company to the above named plaintiff and First Iowa State Trust1 & 6avings Bank, as Trustees, recorded in Jackson County, Oregon, on January 26, 1926, and there recorded in Volume 69, at pages 522-557, of the Mort gage Records and indexed on the same day in Chattel Mortgage Rec ords, and a certain supplement thereto, referred to In said decree, and recorded in said Jackson Coun ty on October 31, 1927, in Volume 79, at pages 26-35 of Mortgage Rec ords of said county and on the same day indexed in Chattel Mortgage Records, (the plaintiff herein hav ing been found and declared to be the sole qualified and acting trustee under said mortgages by order of this Court dated April 6, 1932, and by said decree). Said properties' so to be sold are as follows: All and singular the following de scribed property lying west of the Willamette Meridian and south of the Base Line, in Jackson County, in the State of Oregon, to-witt (In ths following descriptions Section ar given immediately un der th Townships in which they lie, and the portions of each Sec tion ar designated immediately after the number of such Sections. The sbbrevistlon "Sec." means Sec tion; "NEW" means Northeast quarter; "NWM" mean Northwest quarter; "SWM" means Southwest quarter; ''SEW' means Southeast quarter; "NX" means North half; 'S'i" means South half; "EX" meant East half; and "WX" means West halt. The character ""' meant degrees; the character "'" meant minutes; and th character """ meant tecondt. AU landt herein described lie South of the Base Line and East of the Willamette Merid ian.) Firttt Fa Slmpl Land In Townihip 33 South, Range 1 Eatt: Sec. 25; NX of NX: SEX of NEM: SWX of NWM; and EX of SEX. Sec. 26: SEX of NEX; NEX of SWX; SX oi SW'A; and SEM- Sec. 34: SWX of SWK. Sec. 36: All. In Townahip 33 South, Range 2 Eatt: Sec. 14: SWK. Sec 19: SWM of SWM. Sec. 21: SX of SWX; and SWM of SEX- Sec 22: Alt. Sec. 24: NWM of NEM: NX of NWM; and SWX of NWM. Sec. 26: SEK. Sec. 27: SWM of SWM Sec. 28: NEM; SWM; and SX of SEX- Sec. 29: NEM of NWX; and SX- Sec. 30: NEM of SWX; NWtf of SWM. or Lot 3; SEK of SWM; and SEM- Sec. 31: NEM of NEK; nd WX of NWX. or Lots 1 and 2. Sec. 32: NX; Kyi of SXl and S'i of SX. or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. Sec. 33: Wd of NEX; NWM; NX oi SV: and SX of SWM. or Lots 1 and 2. Sec. 34: NX; NX of SX; and SX of S'A, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. Sec. 36: Kyi; Kyi of SX; and SX of S'A, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. In Township 33 South, Range 3 Eatt: Sec. 27: Eyi of SEK. Sec. 34: EH of NEX: NEX of NEM of SWX; WX of Eyi of SWX; SEM of SEM of SWK; KEyi of SEX: Eyi of W of SEM: NWK of NWM of SEK; and SWX of SWM of SEM- In Township 34 South, Rang I Eatt: Sec. I: NX of KM, or Lott 1, 2, 3 and 4; S'A of Kyi; and SX Sec. 10; NWX. Sec. 12: NX of NEM; SEM of NEW; S'A of SWK; NEX of SEM; and SX of SEX- Sec. 13: SX of KEyi; EX of SWM; and SEX. Sec. 14: K'A of SWM: SWX of SWM; nd SEM of SE'i. Sec. 23: NWK of NEX; SEM of SEW- Sec. 24: All. Sec. 25- WX of NWM: K'A of SWX; and SE'i of SWM- Sec. 26: NEK: SX of NWX; K'A of SWM. nd EX of SEM. Sec. 28: NEM; nd NWM of SEM. Sec. 30: EX: and EX of WX Sec. 36: NEM ol NEM. In Townthip 34 South, Range 2 Eatt i Se. J: NWK, or Lott 3, 4, S Bnd SEM of NWM . Sec. 4: K'A of Kyi, or Lott 1, 2. 3 and 4; SX of NM; SWM; W", of SEM; ind SEK of SEM. SW !,; and SEX. Sec. 6: NX of NX, or Lott t, Sslem Johnson' store, 484 State treet. undergoing eatenslv Improve- intnt. ' flfEDFORD MSHi 72, 3 and 4; SX of NEM; SWM of NWK, or Lot 5; SEM of NWM; ntj-s of sw; w'i ot iwjj, or Lott and 7; SEM of SWM; and &c.M. Sec 7: NEK; EX of NWM W', of NWM. or Lott 1 and 2 NEM of SWM; NWM of SW54, or Lot 3; and ny of bt'A. Sec. 8: NWM and NX of SWM Sec. 18: EX of NWK; and WX of NWM. or Lots 1 and 2: SWM of SWM, or Lot 4 and SEM of SWM. Sec. 22: SEK of NEM; EX of NWM! NEtt Ot MM; NWM Ot SWM, or Lot 3; and NEM of SUM. Sec. 23: SWM of NEK; WX of NWM; SWM; WX of SEM; and SEM ot SEK. Sec. 24: EX of NEM. or Lott 1 and l; and WM ot NbM Sec. 27; NWM of SEM; SWK of SEM, or Lot 6; and SEM of st-Mi or Lot . Sec. 28: EX of NEK; and NX of SEX. Sec. 29: SX of SWM; nd SWM of SEM. Sec. 30: SWK of SWM, or Lot 4; SEM of SWM: NEM of SEM; and SWK of SliM. Sec. 31: NEM: EX of NWM WX of NWM, or Lots 1 and 2; and bttt. See. 32: All. Sec. 33: WX of SWM; SX of NEM of SEM: NWM of SEK: and SX of SEM. Sec. 34: NX of NEM; SWM of NEM; end NEM of NWK. In Township 34 South, Range 3 Last: Sec. 1: SEM. Sec. 2: NVV'M of NWM. or Lot 4; and Sec. 3: NX of NEM. or Lots 1 and i; and SM of NLK. Set 8: NWM. Sec. 9: SWM nd WX of SEK Sec. 10: EM of NEM. Sec. 11: EX of NEM; NX of nn; and t-'i ot &t.. Sec. 12: NWM of NEM; NEK Of NWKi and S'A of NWM. Sec. 13: NEM of SWK; and W'A of SEK. Sec. 14: WX ol SWM. 'Sec. 15: NEK; EX of NWM SEM of SWM; and SX of SEM Sec. 17: All. Sec. 18: KE'A. Sec. 21: SX of NEM; SEK of NWK; and NEM of SEM. Sec. 22: NX of NX; SX of NWK; SWM; and W'A of SEM- aec. : Nyi ot NWit; nem of SWK; and SWM of SWM . Sec. 26: WX; knd SEM- Sec. 28: SM. Sec 30: NEM: NWM of NWM. or Lot i; lj-j ot NWM; nd E'A of SEM- hec. 31: K'A of SWM of NEM: and EX of SWK. dec. it: tL'A. Sec. 34: S'A of NEM: SM of SWM; and SEK. In Township 35 South, Range 1 East: Sec. 1: SWM of KFM- SFiT of NWM; NEM of SWK; and w oi sru, sec : SEK. Sec. U: NEM of KF.U- .nrf SWK of NEM. see. iu: ny, ot KE'A; SEK of NEM; nd NEM of SEM. Sec. 11: NEK: SEM of NWM: and NX of SEM. see u: nlm of NWM; nd SX of NWM- sec. 14: SWM- Sec 15: NWM of NWM. Sec. 16: NEM of NEK: S'A of NEM; NEM of SWK; and WX Sec. 24: EX of NEM, nd NX of SEK. In Township 35 South, Range 2 East: Sec. 2: NEM of NEM. or Lot 1; SX of NEM; SWK of NWM; NX of SWM; and NX of SEM- Sec 3: SX of SWM. Sec. 4: NX of NEM. or Lota 1 and 2; SEM of NEM: NX of NWM, or Lois 3 and 4; SX of NWM; SWM; and NEM of SEM- Sec. 5: NX of NX, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4; SX of NX; and SX. Sec. 6: NX of NEM, or Lots 1 end 2; SX of NEK; NEM of NWM, or Lot 3; SEM of NWM; and SEM. Sec. 7: NX of NEM; SEM of NEM: NWM of SWM, or Lot 3; and KEyi of SEM. Sec. 8: NX of NX; NEM of SEM; and SX of SEM. Sec. 9: NEK; NX of NWM; EX of SWM; and SEM. Sec. 10: All, except 75 acret out of the SX of NEM and NX of SEM. Sec. 11: NEM: SEX of NWM: and SX. except 10 acres out ot the SEX of SWM. Sec. 12: NX of SWM; NX and SWM.ol -SWM of SWM; SEM ol SWM: and SEX. Sec. 14: EX and WX of WX. Sec. 15: NEM; NX of NWM: NWM of SWM; and NEM of SEM. Sec. 16: NX of NE X- Sec. 18: WX of NEM; SEM of NEM; WX of SWM, or Lots 3 and 4; SEX of SWM: and SEM- Sec. 19: WX of SWM. or Lots 3 and 4; and EX of SWM. Sec. 20: NM of NEM; SWM of NEM; NWK: and NX of SWM. Sec. 22: All. Sec 24: All. Sec. 26: All. Sec. 27: WX of EX- Sec. 28: NEM: NX of NWM: SEM of NWM; SX of SWM; and SEM. Sec. 29: NX of NEM; and SWM of NEM. Sec. JO: NX of NEM- Sec. 34: All, except three acres near the point common to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14 of this township, psrticulsrly described in a release recorded in said Jackson Countv in Mortgage Hook 95, at psge 57. In Township 35 South, Range i Eatt. Sec. 1: SEX of SWM: NX of SEM; and SWM of SEX- Sec. 2: NX of NX. or Lott t, 2. 3 and 4; SX of NEM; SWM of NWM; SEM of SWM; and SEM. Sec. 3: SX of NEM; and SX. Sec. 4: Ni, of NX, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4; S"i of NX: and SX- Sec. 6: NX of NX. or lott I. 2. 3 and 4; SX of NEM; SWM ol NWM, or Lot 5: SEM of NWX: NEM of SWM: WX of SWM, or Lott 6 and 7; SEM of SWM, and SKM- Sec. 7: SF.X. See. 8: All. Sec : Ky; SWM; NX of SEM; and SWM of SEM- Work sUrted on Improvement of Titlamook-Kilchia nv section of Ctefoa tout hixhwa. TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, Sec. 10: NX; NX of SWM: NX of SWM of SWM; SEM of SWM; and SEM. Sec. 11: SX of NWM: and SWM- Sec. 12: NWM; and SX- Sec. 14: NXi SWM; and NX of st-M. Sec. 15: NWM of SEM. Sec. 16: WX of NEM; and WX. Sec. 17: NEM; NX of NWM; SEM of NWK; and EX of SWM- Sec 18: NEM; EX of NWM; WX of WX. or Lots 1. 2, 3, and 4; EX of SWM; and SEM- Sec. 19: SWM of NEM; NEM of NWM: SM of SEM of NWM: NEM of SWM-and NX of SEM Sec. 20: NM of NEM; SEK of NEM; NX of NWM, except the in terest in the LK ot the NLJ4 con veyed by Owen - Oregon Lumber Co. to the City of Medford and re leased, from this mortgage by that certain instrument of August 18, 1926, recorded in Volume 146, at page 593 of the Mortgage Records of Jackson County, Oregon. Sec. 21: EX of NEM; NWM of NWM! NEM of SWM-; and SX of SX. Sec. 22: NEMl and SX- Sec. 23: NX of NEMf SWM of NEM; EX of NWM'. NEM of SEM; and SX of SEM- Sec. 24: All. Sec. 25: NEM; EX of NWM; and SEM. Sec. 26: NWM of NWM; SX of NWM; and SX. Sec. 27: NX. Sec. 28: All. Sec. 29: NX; and SWM. Sec. 30: NEM; EX of NWM; WX of WX, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4; EX of SWM; and SEM. Sec. 32: All. - Sec. 33: SEM of NEM . Sec. 34: NX; and SWM. Sec. 35: NX of NX: SWX of NWM; WX of SWM; NX of SEM; and SEM of SEM Sec. 36: NX; SWM; NWM of SEM; and SX of SEX In Township 35 South, Range 4 East: Sec. 20: SX of NEM; NEM of NWM; SX of NWMs NX of SWM; and NWM of SEM- Sec. 30: SX of NEM; SEX o' NWM; and NEM of SEM. In Township 36 South, Range 2 East: Sec. 2: NX of NEM, or Lots 1 and 2; SX of NEM; and SEM- In Township 36 South, Range 3 East: Sec. 1: SWM; NX of SEM; and SEM of SEX- Sec. 2: NX of NX, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4; SX of NX; and SX- Sec. 4: SWM. Sec. 5: EX of SEM. Sec. 8: NEM. ' Sec 9: SEM. Sec. 10: NEM of NEM; SX of NEM: SWM of NW: WX of SWM; SEM of SWM; and SEM- sec. it: S'A. Sec. IS: SWX. Sec. 18: SEM. Sec. 21: NEM of NEM; SX of NEM; and SEM of NWM- Second: Timber Right Only The - merchantable timber upon the following described lands: (The expiration of the time for removal is indicated in the parentheses which accompany the respective descriptions.) In Township 33 South, Range 1 East: Sec. 25: SX of SWM: and SWM of SEX (July 17, 1933). In Township 33 South, Range 3 uast: Sec. 34: SEM of NEX of SWM; NEM of SEM of SWM; SWM of NWM of SEM: and NWM of SWM of SEM. (Unlimited.) in township J4 South, Range Z East: Sec 30: SEM of SEM (Unlimit ed). Sec. 33: EX of NWM (Februsry 3, 1940). In lownshlp 34 South, Range 4 East: Sec. 31: All of the timber and forest products upon WM of EM and EX of WX (May 11, 1936). In lownship 35 South, Range 1 East: Sec. 13: WM of SEM (February 4, 1940). Sec. 14: SEM of NWX; and SEX (February 4, 1940). Sec. ti: K'A of NEM; SEM of NEM; and NX of SEM (February ty-iuj. Sec. 24: WX of NEM: and SWM of NWM (February 4, 1940). in lownship 35 South, Rang 2 East: Sec. 1: SWM of SWM (Unlimit ed). Sec. 2: NWM of NEM. or Lot 2; NX of NWM. or Lots 3 and 4; SLM ot NWM; and SX of SX (Unlimited). Sec. 3: S'A of SEM (Unlimited). Sec. 4: SWM of NEM: WW of SKM: and SEM of SEM (Unlimil- cd). Sec. 12: NEX and NX of NWM (Unlimited). Sec. 14: EX of WX (May 23, 1935). In Township 35 South, Range 3 tast: Sec. 7: EX of NEM: NWX of NEM; NEM of NWM: and WM of NWM, or Lots 1 and 2 (Un limited). Sec. 9: SEM of SEX (Unlimlt ed). Sec. 10: SX of SWM of SWX (Unlimited). 1944). Sec. 15: SEM of SEM (Aumist 20. 193.1); and all timber and forest product! upon SK of SWM and SWM of SEX (Xfarch 21, 1U7). Sec. 16: NX of NWM of SEM (Unlimited). Sec. 17: SWM of NWM: W'A of SWM; and SEM (August 21, 1935). Sec. 20: SWM of NEM; and SX of NWM (November 22, 1933). In lownship 36 South, Range 3 Fast: Sec. S: NX of NEM, or Lott 1 nd 2; NEM of NWM. or Lot 3: SX of NWM; SWM (November 5, ivjj); NbK ot SKM; SH ol SEM (November 24, 1943): and all timber and foret products upon SWM of mi,4 uanuary to, iv-toj. Third: Town Pro pe relet In Berrvvale Addition to the City of Medford, in Jackson County, Oregon, the following: In mock. On (11, all. In Block Two (2), all. In Block Three (3), all. In Block Four (4). Lott 1. 3. 9. 13. 14 and 15. In Block Six (6). Lott Six (61 and Twenty-four (24). I Portland Od received 810.080 contract for eleaalng 'aul paanunj lottnut brld OREGON, WEDNESDAY, XT7GUST 3, 1932. la Block Eight (8), Lou Eight (8) and Eleven to Sixteen (11-16) inclusive. In the Ith Addition to th City ot Medlord, in Jackson county, Oregon, th following: In Block One (1), the part of LoU Six (6), Seven (7), Eight (8), and Nine (9) which lie North of the Pacific & Eastern Railroad; partt of Lott Five (5) and Six (6), as follows: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Lot numbered rive (d) in Block numbered One (1) of the Ish Addition to the town (now City) of Medford, and running thence North 35' 30' West along the line of North Central Avenue 305M feet thence South 54 30' West 270 feet to the east line of Right of Way of the Oregon and California Rail Road Right of Way; thence South 35 30 East along said Right of Way, 305X feet; thence North 54 30' East 270 feet to the place of commencing, containing 1.88 acres. In Block One (1), all of Lots Ten to Seventeen (10-17), inclusive. In Block Two (2). all. In Block Three (3), the parts of Lots Three (3), Four (4), Five (5), Nine (9) and Ten (10), which lie North of the Pacific & Eastern Railroad, and all of Lots Six (6), Seven (7) and Eight (8). In Block Four (4), the parts of Lots Ihree (J) and four (4) which lie North of the Pacific & Eastern Railroad, and the part of Lot Four (4) lying North of the Section Line between Sections Thirteen (13) and Twenty-four (24) in Township 37 South, Range 2 West, and ail of Lot Five (5). The following two tracts of land lying North ot the said Ish Addi tion : (a) Beginning at a point which bears North one minute East 650.76 feet from the Southwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 60, Township Thirty-seven (37) South, Kange I wo it), west, W. M- and running thence East 710 feet; thence North one minute Last Z50.4 feet thence West 710 feet to the West boundary of said D. L, C. No. 60; thence South one minute West along said boundary 250.36 feet to the place of beginning, containing 4.UY acres. (b). Commencing 18.67 chains South of the Northwest corner of D. L. C. No. 60, Township 37 South, Range Two (2) West of the Willamette Meridian; thence South 6UU teet, more or less, to the North line of the Ish Addition to the City of Medford, according to the re corded plat thereof, said point being due East of tha, Northeast corner of D. L. C- No. 88, of said Town ship and Range;, thence West to said Northeast corner of said D, L. C. No. 88 and along the North line of said D. L. C. No. 88. 1,011.52 feet, more or less, to the East line of the O. & C. Railway right of way; thence Northwesterly along said East line of said right of way 735 feet, more or less, to a point due West of the point of beginning; thence East 1,438 feet, more or lest, to the point of beginning, contain ing 17.01 acres, more or less. Fourth: Medford Millsite Beginning at a point on the West boundary, of Donation Land Claim No. 61 which point lies North 0" 02' East, 1016.24 feet from the Southwest Corner of said Donation Land Claim No. 61 and running thence N. 0 02' E. along said West Boundary 336.06 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 47 53 W. 80.00 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 54 41' W. 100 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 57 46' W. 304.0 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 54 10' W. 50.0 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 44" 37' W. 45.0 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 33 09' W. 45.0 feet to a concrete monument; thence West along the South Boundary of Dona tion Land Claim No. 60, 1463 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 0 07' W. 650.75 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 89 59' E. 20.0 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 0 01' E. 244.8 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 89 33' E. 2n1.5 feet to a concrete mon ument; thence NT 26 53' W. 281.9 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 89 43' W. 784.0 feet to a con crete monument on the West Boundary of D. L. C. No. 60; thence N. 0' 01' E. along said West Bound ary 262.18 feet to a concrete monu ment; thence N. 89' 55' W. 1520 feet to a concrete monument on the East Boundary of the right of way of the Southern Pacfiic Rail road; thence S. 35 08' E. 2639.7 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 0 01' E. 121.5 feet to a con- Lcrete monument; thence S. 35 08 E. 1711.2 feet to a concrete monu ment; thence N. 54' 52 E. 329.9 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 35 08' E. 313.2 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 54' 52' E. 512.3 feet to a con crete monument; thence N. 35" 13' W. 237.2 feet to a concrete monu ment; thence N. 54" 55" E. 659.2 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 3-i' 59' W. 188.6 feet to a con crete monument; thence N. 54" 13' E. 614.3 feet to a concrete monu ment; at the place of beginning, containing approximately 140 acres in Sections 13, 14 and 24 in Town ship 37 South, Range 2 West, W. M , Jackson County, Oregon; and being all those lands conveyed by deeds recorded in the Deed Rec ords of Jackson County, Oregon, at Vol. 152, Page -434; Vol. 152, PRe 435; Vol. 153, Page 262; Vol. 153, Pages 88-89; Vol. 151, Page 323; Vol. 156. P.e 105; Vol. 151. Page 637; Vol 150, Page 131, and all that property described as being in the Ish Addition .( :( Special Xfaster's Deed Recorded m Vol. 134, Pages 49 to 61, except a rec tangular parcel, 185.0 feet bv 512.3 feet under contract to the Tomlin Box Co., also all of Blocks 1. 2 and 3 and their included streets end alleys in the Berrydale Addition to Medford, Oregon, to which title is now being perfected. I Together with all sawmills, plan-1 ing mills, dry kilns, buildings and other improvements of every kind thereon, and all machinery and equipment of every kind used or acquired for use by the Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. andor Medford Logging Railroad Company in their operations on the property in this Instrument described. Pipe Lin Rights of Way Excepted Excepting, however, from the foregeing, th pipe line rights of Myrtle Polm j .. Cullen to open auto top end body shop at corner Firtb aad Uapl. way conveyed to th City of Med ford by the Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. and released from laid mort gage by that certain instrument of August 18, 1926, recorded in Vol ume 164, at page 593 of the Mort gage Records of Jackson County, Oregon. Fifth: Railroad (A) A standard gauge togging railroad approximately 11M miles in length and now in operation, known as Owen - Oregon Log ging Railroad, situate in Jackson County, Oregon, and more particu larly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Main line of the Medlord Logging Rail road, approximately one-half mile West r)f its Eastern Terminus near Butte Falls, and running thence in an Easterly and Southerly direc tion through Sections 10, 11 and 12 in Township 35 South, Range 2 East, and Sections 7, 18, 17, 20, 21, 16, 22, 27, 26 and 25 in Township 35 South, Range 3 East to its east ern terminus on the range line be tween Township 35 South, Range 3 Ett and Township 35 South, Range 4 East; together with 13X miles of apur track from said railroad running into Sec tions 7, 21, 22, 27, 26, 25, 36 and 35, in Township 35 South, Range 3 East, and into Section I in Town ship 36 Sou":, Range 3 Eatt, and Scctiont 30, 31, 29, 20- and 32 in Township 35 South, Range 4 Eatt. (B) A standard gauge logging railroad approximately 32 miles in length and now in operation, known as Medford Logging Railroad, situ ate in Jackson County, Oregon, and more particularly described-as fol lows: Beginning at Crater Lake Junc tion on the Southern Pacific Main line at a point near the center of Section 24 in lownship 3 South, Range 2 West, thence in a North easterly direction through said Sec tion 24 and Section 13 in said Town shin and Range: thence North easterly and North through Sections 18, 7 and 6 in -Township 37 South, Range 1 West; thence North and Northeasterly through Sections 31, 30, 19, 20, 17, 8, 9, 4 and 3 in Town ship 36 South, Range 1 West: thence Northeasterly and Southeasterly through Sections 34, 3b, to, ti, 14, 12 and 13 in Township 35 South, Range 1 West; thence Easterly and Northeasterly through Sections 18, 17, 8, 5, 4, and 3 in Township 35 South, Range 1 East; thence North and Southeasterly through Sections 34 and 35 in Township 34 South. Range 1 East; thence Easterly through Sections Z and 1 in Town ship 35 South, Range 1 East; thence North and Southeasterly through Section 36, Township 34 South, Range 1 East; thence South through Section 1 in Township 35 South, Range 1 East; thence South, Easterly, Northeasterly and Southeasterly through Sections 6, 7, 8, 5, 4, 9 and 10 in Township 35 South, Range 2 East, to its Eastern Terminus in the town of Butte Falls. (C) All rails, ties, switches, sid ings, spurs, branches, extensions, docks, terminals, station buildings, water tanks, structures, telegraph and telephone lines and all other prop erty, real, personal or mixed, ap purtenant to the railroads described in Subdivisions A and B of this Clause; together with all and singular the tenements, heredita ments, privileges and appurtenances belonging or in anywise appertain ing to said Railroads. Also all rights of wav of (or acquired in connection with) above described railroads or any exten sions thereof or relocations thereof or logging spurs in connection therewith: and all tracks, rails, ties, switches and other appliances used in connection with the same Any and all extension and relocations of said railroads, or any part or parts thereof, and all additions to the same, and all Determents and improvements made thereon or thereto; and all locomotives, cars, tools and other railroad- equipment of every kind and any and all prop erty, real, personal, or mixed used or acquired tor use in connection with said railroads or any part or oarts thereof. Also all bridges, superstructures, stringers, ties, rails, frogs, bolts, supplies, and other rail road appurtenances used in connec tion with said railroads. A oeroetual right of wav over the following described lands for the construction, maintenance and operation of a railway and railway equipment and railway sidings and spurs, with the right to enter upon, grade, construct, build and main tain such railway across the same, and to use so much thereof as is necessary for such railway con struction and operation, and to lo cate such road spurs and sidings at such places as thall be necessary or convenient to the owner thereof. In Township 35 South, Range 3 East: Sec. 15: SWM of SEM: and SX of SWM. Sec. 19: NWM of NWM. or Lot I. Sec. 20: SWK. See. 33: NEK of SEX; in Town ship 36 South. Range 3 East: Sec. 3: SWX of NEX. And the right to build tuch roadt, tramwayt and other means of conveyance lor the removal, betore the expiration ot the time limited therefor as here inabove stated, of the timber on the following lands: In Township 34 South. Range 4 East: Sec. 31: WX of EX: and EX of WX; in Township 35 South, Range 4 East: Sec. 17: All; Sec. 19: All. ' Sixth: Logging Camp Equipment and Miacellaneoua Properties (a) All locomotives, logging cars, supply and camp cars, skidders. loaders, steam shovels, tractors, auto trucks, wagons, live stock, and all logging equipment, camp equipment and other equipment and machinery of every kind owned by Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. and Medford Log ging Kailroad Lompanv. or either of them, in connection witb their .operations on the mortgaged prop ty. (bi Alto all timber which Is standing on thejands hereinabove described, or which bat been felled thereon: all rights of way, privi leges, tenements, hereditatments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining to the above described properties. (c) All sawmills, accessorr plants. warehouses, dwellings, structures, railroads and other improvements and all machi..crv, equipment, ap pliances and other facilities of every kind owned, used or acquired for use by the Owen-Oregon Lumber I t Port'.ar.d Bldt atted 'or Improvise last 'Ct'.i tueet from rtitr line to BroMwsy to center Un of Hancock, Co. and Medford Losrin Railroad company, or cither ot them, in con nection with their operations or business upon the above described oronerties. and attached to or in any way forming part thereof, on the above described real estate, or any part thereof. (d) All mill machinery, other machinery, engines, boilers, equip ment, appliances and facilities not described in "(c)" next above here tofore owned, used, or acquired for use by the Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. and Medford Logging Railroad Companr. or either of them, in con nection with their operations or ousiness upon the above qucnoea real estate and not attached to or in any way forming a part thereof. Seventh: Exception as to Certain Standing Timber: Excepting, how ever, from that portion of the above described properties appearing; un der the caption "First: Fee Simple Lands," the right to remove with in two years from the date of con firmation of sale to be made under this decree, the standing timber upon the following of such "Fee Simnle Lands." viz: NM of SWK. SEM of SWM and WX of SEX of Section 12, in Township 35 South, Range 2 Hi.t, W. M.; and NX of NEK, NEX of SWM, SWM of SWX. or Lot 4, and WJ6 ot SEM of Sec. 18; SWK of NEM of Section 19; NWX of NEM of Section 20; SWK of SEK of Section 23: NWM of NWK and SWX of slm ot Section tn; Kyi of NEM of Section 29; WX of NEX of Section 30; NEM of NWK of Section 32; SEM of NEM of Section 33; and SWK of Section 34; All in Township 35 South, Range 3 Last, W. M.; and SEM of NEK. NEM of NWX SWX of NWX and NWX of NEK of Section ZO, in lownsmp 35 South, Range 4 East, W. M. and WX of SWM of Section 2; SEK of NEM of Section 10; . SWX of SWX of Section 12; in Township 36 South, Range 3 East, W. M. This right being upon condition. however, that alt taxes due or to become due upon the aboye de scribed lands and the timber there on shall be paid by the Owen-Oregon Lumber Co., its successors or as signs, before such Uxes become de linquent and that, upon taxes be coming delinquent upon any descrip tion, the right to remove timber upon that description is at an end. I he terms and conditions upon which said properties are to be sold are set forth in the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh paragraphs of said decree and are as lollows, viz.: Fifth . . . That the Special Mas ter shall offer the personal property (which is described in subdivisions (a) and (d) of preceding paragraph "Sixth" hereof, and of Item Sixth of Paragraph "Fourth" of said de cree), and the real property (.de scription of which is set forth in said Item Sixth of Paragraph Fourth otherwise than in said subdivisions (a) and (d) of preced ing paragraph "Sixth" hereof, and of said Item Sixth of said Paragraph "Fourth", separately and each as a whole; and shall offer the personal property first. That said Master thall accept no bid unless accompanied by a de- oosit of either cash or certmed check or certificate of deposit is sued by a responsible national bank in an amount not less than ten per cent, of the bid, or by deposit of bonds secured by said mortgages in an amount of not less than thirty oercent. of the bid: that in case any bidder shall fail to make good his bid, upon tne same Deing con firmed by the court, or shall fail to comolv with any order of the court relative to the payment there of, said deposit may be forfeited and applied toward the expenses of a resale of the property andor to make good any deficit or loss in case the amount received tnrougn such resale be less than the amount of such purchaser' bid; and in case the bid, such a deposit having been made, is not confirmed bv the court for any cause other than the bidder's failure to comply with the terms of his bid, such deposit shall be returned to the bidder; and in ease the bid is confirmed, the amount of the deposit may be ap plied toward the payment of the bid. That the publication 'of the notice herein directed may begin as soon as said Master shall deem practical nd all, or s'.ich portion thereof as is had within the ten days allowed the Owen - Oregon Lumber Lo. and Medtora Logging Railroad Company to pav the in debtedness adjudged herein shall run concurrently therewith. Sixth: That the purchaser or pur chasers at the sale of the mort gaged premises may, upon payment to the Special Master making the sale of a sum in cash sufficient to pay the costs of this cause, includ ing the compensation and expendi tures of the Special Master and the amount adjudged to be due to the plaintiff in Findings of Fact "F" and "1" of laid decree and Para- sTaoha First' and Second of said decree, apply any of the afore said bonds and coupops at their par value plus accrued interest, to the payment of his bids on the basis upon which such bonds andor cou pons may be entitled to participate in the proceeds of said sale; and may also use in paying said bids the receipts of the plaintiff for the amounts to which he is adjudged entitled by said Findingt of Fact r and I ot thu decree and said Paragraphs "First" and" Sec ond" of said decree. That if the personal and real property are pur chased by different bidders, the bond?, coupons and receipts afore said may be applied in payment of the respective bids in the proportions which each bid bears to the sum of the two bids. That if any of said bonds andor coupons are used in purchasing said mortgaged property to an extent less than their par value and accrued interest, the Spe cial Master shall endorse thereon a statement that the same are paid to the extent so used and return them to the person or person! from whom he receive! them: that the plaintiff and holdert of bondt and couaons issued under'taid mortgage may bid for and purchase the mort gaged property at said sale without other accountability than compli- VTc-k en top of Oregon coast high way between Gardiner and Olenada to be completed by October L with the terms of laid talet and that the aforesaid notice of such sale shall state the tuDsiance oi Section 11 and 12 of Article V of said mortgage of November 16, 1925, as tuch suostance is staica in Finding of Fact "K" of said decree, and that in event of the mortgaged property being sold under bid made pursuant to said sections the purchase price may be paid by the use of bonds, coupons and release as provided in said Section 11. That the Special Master shall make full report to this court of his proceed ings hereunder and shall deposit m the registry of this court all fund coming to his hands as proceeds ol said sale that the same may be dis. posed of or applied under subse quent orders in this cause. Seventh: That upon confirmation of the sale by the Court and pay ment in full of the purchase price, and upon compliance with all the terms of the sale, the aforesaid Special Master shall make, execute and deliver to the purchaser or pur. chasers, his or their successors oi assigns in form to be approved by this court, a proper instrument transferring the personal property so sold, and a certificate of sale ol the real property so sold, subject to the Oregon statutory right of re demption; and in event said statu-, tory right of redemption is not ex. erased within the period allowed by law the said Special Master shall make, execute, acknowledge and de liver to said purchaser or purchas ers, his or their successors or as signs, a deed of conveyance of said real property. Upon delivery of said transfer of said personal property and upon the delivery of said cer tificate of sale, the grantees therein shall be let into possession of the property so sold, and any party td this cause who may be in possession of said property, or any part there of, shall deliver up possession of the same. That the purchaser, or purchasers, or their heirs, successors or assigns, shall, upon the delivery to them oi said instrument or instruments oi conveyances by the Special Master, be vested with the title to and shall hold possession of and enjoy said property so sold, and all rights, privileges, immunitiet and franchise! appertaining thereto, as fully and completely as the said Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. and Medford Log ging Railroad Company held and enjoyed or were entitled to hold and enjoy the same at the time of and subsequent to the execution and de. livery of said mortgage of Novem ber 16, 1925, and said supplement! thereto; subject only to the Oregon statutory right of redemption as il applies to said real estate The substance of said Sections 11 and 12 of Article V of said mort gage, as stated in said Finding ol Fact "K", is as follows: (K) It is provided by Sectioa 12 of Article V of the original mqrt. gae that upon the trustee giving notice of the foreclosure sale ol the mortgaged property for thirty days or for such length of time ai may be required by law, in a news paper published in the English language in the jurisdiction in which he deems the greater part of tht mortgaged property is located, de scribing the property and specify ing the terms of sale, the holdert of bonds and coupons, at any time before the expiration of twenty-one days from the first publication, may either bring ruit thereon or deliver them to the corporate trustee, with written request upon such trustee to stamp upon them that they are not secured bv said mortgage: that the bondholders doing neither have elected to subject their bonds and coupons to Section 11 of Article V of said mortgage, and that bond so sued upon or delivered for stamp, ing are no longer secured by tha mortgage and are no longer "out standing" under said Section 11.' Said Section 11 provides that if the holders of at least 80 in amount of the then "outstanding" bons ' and coupons, indemnify the trustee and deposit with him such bonds and coupons with enough money to pay so much of the bids as cannot be paid in bonds and coupons, and in writing so request, such trustee may buy the mortgaged property for the benefit of the outstanding bonds and coupons and organize a corporation upon the terms and in the manner directed by such ouvo thereof, to which corporation the property is to be transferred and their pro rata part of such stock issued to such holders; that the trustee may pay the purchase price of the mortgaged property by tend ering such "outstanding" bonds and coupons as may be in his posses sion for cancellation or endorse ment for pro rata credit, and by tendering a release, full or partial; of other "outstanding" bonds ano coupons: and by paying in cash (supplied bv the bondholders mak ing the request) the amount re quired to comply with the terms of the decree of sale; and that anv cash advanced to the trustee for any purpose of this section shall be come an indebtedness of the cor- poration. The above named plaintiff, named as Trustee in and under said origi nal mortgage-deed-of-trust and sup plemental mortgage, joins herein for the purpose of giving the notice hereby given of taid sale, and ol the contents of said Sections 11 and 12 of Article V of the afore mentioned original mortgage-deed-i ot-trust. HENRY F. CHANEY, ! Special Master, CALVIN FENTRESS, As Trustee under said original mortgage-need-ot-trust, and said supplement thereto Sonnenberg Given Term In Bastile LAWRENCE. Man, Aug. 8 Ijpy Oua Sonnenberg. former claimant, to the world'a heavyweight wrestling title, was found guilty today of driv ing while under the inll-'eaoe of liq uor and driving to endanser. He was sentenced to pay a fine of 8100 on the first charge and to serve three montha In the houne of correction on the other. He appealed and was held In 8800 ball. Horse Swapping Revival Talked PRENTISS, Miss., Aug. 3. Horse lovert of the old Bonrtvm school which flourished In "Jouth Mis- aiss.ppi so yesrs nso have considered a renaissance of "hoss" swspping tj perk up business In the horselle.l Industry and to giv the machln teoerauoo something to thm about.
