The Gate city journal., February 06, 1920, Image 4

IE (¡ATE O H
G ATE C i n J OURNAL I
■'ubluhed e v e r; fr u ity at Ny*«*. Or» |
roo, by
FR E D L . S H E E T S .
,
HUNGER KNOWS
NO ARMISTICE
TH E C S C U .T COURT OR TU E
STA TE O F OREGON
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HOUSTON.
w il l
HENKLE
4S^ . sed, and tbe present own
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$ 3 .3 6 .
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ANS. L J . BUCK. M RS C. M. GUSTAVE
J.ARISCH. CONRAD er ^ „ 4 4 property, and * * * * * * * * *
as im m j-c ia M w u c r Apr".
• ' he present owner
Is now D0
not aped
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»»u, a t the poMolfiee at Nyaaa. |
AILJK JA S CAVA.NAUGH. G . H
JOHNSON. C
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T r . 30. SWA»SEA, Sec. 27 Tn „
h jowaaorf,
c F . K E LL Y . JA S J fical.y
* forth th * v * n r to ^ , ° h“
Or»v on, under the Act of M arch S. IsTV C 'onel Haskell Reports to Near ro w v l e y . c . e o o n ra d . gbor k il u a n . p e . ksttchpxsid . jas
S
R g . 40; A to W
W
the property 1« esseaaed -
$3.26.
’. £ DERR DRIB3BACH B R O TH E R S. p
ANDERSON. J .
F . K3RKEP.
■resent owner thereof a* shown by
SU B SC R IPTIO N RA TES :
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40, .VWÎ4.VEÎ4 S ec 21 ^
ae L * tax roll In the hands of the
A. F DRISriACH. X H ELV1CK. ARTHUR LUND. E T . MARTIN. A
One vear. in ad v a n ce ............
I I 5t I
g 9 . R * . M ; A to Harry
dterlff
ot
Malheur
County
O
regon.
Needs of Helpless.
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h l l l : s . g e j e k m s t a o t g . e u a n n in g , k a m u e l m a t h b
Ifcx.iioniha in advance___
75c
>'e deacription of each of which • «'-
| a . F R A S E R . F R E D A GOROAN. L : E B H g Q U M M , L . I K H O U
1 tracts of land are given under
Tr
41. SW >4 S E 14 s«,. 3J
Peace may come elaewhere In the I U ORGE
E
G R IM ES. -ANNA E
N ;LB P E T E R OLSEN
AAYMON
numbera 1 to 1 « . Inclusive, 36 S . Rg
37. a n i X'H SW A v eu
F r .s h bolted Corn Mesl for sate|
r, . t a: the tract* of land ..ot. S ec ». Tp 33 S. Rg. 40; A ,0 SamV
In any quantity. sack* w J! be forn- « .r id . bnt hunger knows no arm istice | JR iM B S , JNO. W. OROSSMAN, M"M g P IP E R , C. C . RHOAD-
.0 : e , ir.-lusive, are Included within Thom as, $ 5 .1 4 .
4® H
HOUSTON.
W ILL
H EN KLE, r iTH FU SS, JNO. H REHI>EM PE-
MU
We alao do custom fin d in g ] tr the Near E ast," says Colonel Wll f.
i.e of delinquency No. 2584.
T
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42.
SE14.VE«4
Sec
5
To
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m
N.
Haskell.
Allied
high
comm!«
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JU ST A VE
J ARISCH,
c o n r a d t >: r s o h a d i g g e r , c h * 3 - > k
Ad J m 9-tf
Hatfield Bros.
. K h mas iaaued to Mulbeur Coun-
a “> h . w .’ Ä h J
ai. n In the Trana-Caucasus, In an ap JOHNSON, C F K E LL Y . J.A S. J
v. Oregon. on January 2, 1920, and ; ;
H R . SCH A EFER. W . W. S T E W ­
p. ,| to Near East Relief. 1 Madisoc |
that said certificate of delinquency
I AN. P. E K ETCH ER31D , J.AS ART. H.ARRY SPRLvG. SAM H
T r . 43. .V W ^ SE V i S e c. 3. Tr, »
a nue. New York city, for food ana ’
ANDERSON. J
F.
K IR K E «! T .OMAS. H W WALKER ROY N and the amounts &a to each tract ^ Rg 39; A ,0 Roy N WelUngto“
of land therein bears lntere«t *t the
> plies for the rel.ef of the starving |
;. T MARTIN. A
W ELLINGTON’ ,THEODORE C. WAL­ a .e of twelve per cent, per annum
0 lions.
MANNING, SAM U EL MATHEZ K E R , H
T r 44, .VW Î48W 14 S ec. 33 7»,
A
W ESTRU P. W. H.
m January 2. 192«. and that as
• 'olocel Haskell Is in chary» of all |
S . R « . 41; A to Theodore C
all the remaining tract* of land
ri .
M A LAREN, L . .NICHOLS, BARLEMONT,
JA
3
.
B
.
CLINE.
*1 rations and disbursements of Neai
,’alVer. $ 2 .S 3 .
C’
rein -iter described the number of
. 3 P E T L R OLSEN. RAYMOND CA SPER L t !L \ — t, DANIEL iKCA> •
E <1 Relief in ttie Caucasus
e delinquency certificate is given,
T r. 46, NEV í NEA» Sec 21 To m
P IP E R . C c . RHOADS. A. H
vn j
CORA E McCULLY. HUGH
“There la no fuel or shelter for the j J
c.-,th the date of issuance and the
Economic Structure of Nation
. . rrFU SS. JNO. H R EH DER. PE- O’HARA. GEORGE P . 8LLLIV A N . rate of interest; that all of the land
gr. ater part of them d urin: the terri-
-:.t SC H EID lG oER. CH A6. SKOU a J. m r s A L SW EE T. EMMA S U L herein Jew ribed is aoiith of the
Threatened by Widespread
T r . 46, Larts 7 -nd 8, u m
. R SCH A EFER W . W S T E W - L i VAN, K
G m . . n
H ZUMAN, E * P . ----------»Arioua
H.AluL various townships her* ’ i“ . . . , . a -uots 13 to 15, In c . B
39 r" ;
Spirit of Discontent.
m m
n
A LLEN
\ E
ATWOOD and all tend herein described lies
im bine; A to W . H
Barlemom,
ART. HARRY SPRIN G. SAM H
MM. D. A LL iTi, A. e
w
E j ^ of the w m amet!te Meridian.
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C. i J a LAS, H. W . W ALKER. ROY N L JT A TE . CxLAS. HOLSTROM. JACK
T r.
47, L o ts 1, 2. M d 3 fl
..
Washington.—Indention of a wide-
A iAMJiNGTON,THEODORE C. W A L A . DERSON, METTA .ANDEStSON,
(Key to Abbreviations). "S e c .” Is
Co.un»blne;
A
to
J
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a
B
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cTlne’
spri ad spirit of unrest and dissatis­
•Section’
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Tow
nahip’.
vLR. H
A
M ESTRU P, W. H
J 3 BURBR1DGE E ST A T E , MRS
i;g .’’ U '"Range”, ”A" for ’.Aasess-
faction among the farmers of the coun­
J.A.URJMONT,
JA S
B.
a LLNE, O B . BELLA R. MRS A
M BEL-
T r.
4*. Lota 22
and 23, B
21
ed ’ ’’P ” fbr ’Penalty ". "A C” for
try. so threatening as likely to disturb
A -i LR L E -iX E R DANIEL McCXXN- LYR, GRACE E . BREN N ER, W
"A diverts d ag Co#;s”, ’IB" for ‘B lock", Colum bine; A to Cuaper Lehaer!
the existing economic sttuctnre. ts con-
It-L L , AXÄLA E M cCULLY. HUGH LA ED M. BOWELN, W. u UROAN.
I n c .” for "Inclusive".
side rid by government officials to be
F. i-AR-A, GEO RG E P . S L U M VAN. P EA R L B U T T S ,
‘EA RL BO TTS,
T r 49, Lot 7. B . 12, Columbia«
reveal'd in more than 40.000 replies
Tr. 1, SHSk-ViX'^'W Sec 9. Tp. A to Daniel M cConnell, $.14.
,..S A L . S W E E T , EMMA SUL- JOHN OkLLAS, B . 3
<-\X>K k
33 S Rg v0; A to J . A. Buck-
to a quest lonalre recently sent out by
A-S. G H ZUMAN, t - P. H A L L COMPANY, a corporation, E . J .
T r.
50, Lota 10,
11, a a j y
g
maeter, $1.72.
the pos*office department.
• M . D. .ALLEN A. E . ATWOOD CO»»KL>T, WM.
T.
C.
JO rtN -
to Cora E ’ Me-
T r. 2. S H -'E 'A S W 1« S e c. 17, T p . 69, Colum bine; A
The sentiments of the farmers were
- o I ’A TE, AVLAS. HOLSTROM , JA C K SON,
MYTCTLE
I.
COW|NS. 33 8 Rg 40; A to Theresa Burns, Cully, » 39.
obtained by the broadcasting of 200.
T r . 51, L o t 22, B. 49. Columbine-
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M
ETTA
ANDEKSoN.
tiH
N
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N
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URT
*
COMPANY,
a »1.72.
000 copies of a questionaire through­
T r 3. SHSVV>4»'W*k Sec . 15 Tp. A to Hugh O ’H ara, I 13.
S BC R U R L A JE E ST A T E , MRS
corporation. A. H . C H ESTER. "UN-
out the agricultural states asking for
T r . 52, L ota 7, & 8, B . 17, C o;.
u. u B-^i-LAR, MRS. A M. b b L r KNOWN
OW N ER”,
UAVI3
Ä 31 S . Rg 41, and NE>4SM'Í4 S e c.
suggestions whereby the postoffice de­
um bine;A to
G eorge
P.
Sullivan
27. Tp. 36 S Rg. 37; A to L . J .
_ L l, cR_ACE E . BR EN N ER , McL- M H E L L E R ,
H o WA ja -E
i/c«RR|CK.
partment might aid in cutting down
$ .2 7 .
'
Buck. $6.S3.
uivED M . BOM EN, W. D. BRO A N. B u W illlliM R S . H. DANNER, J .
the cost of living.
T r. 4, N E ‘,
S ec. 23, Tp. 3«
T r. 53. L ot ¿A, B . 21, L o u 15 a
The great proportion of tbe replies
E
I T S . P b -AR l h o l I S
tt. BhAi.lru.AB»' AXJUiBuEivAi-Au. aaau - g "gg 37; A to Mrs. C. M. B ailie, 16 and 17 A 18, B . *0, L o u 1 l
as summarised by o fficials show the
■cinN C .ALLAS, B . S
CXJOK at C A N Y ’ , a c o r p o r a t i o n , J . F . C I E K - I13.W.
A 3, B . 27, Colum bine; A to Mr*
A. L . Sw eet, $ 1 .0 7 .
major complaints of the farmers in
G^àA/N, H. C . MHiPMAARiH. L A l -
. c . ju P a NY', a corporation, E . J
Tr
5. NWA*SBA* Sec
35. Tp
numerical order to be:
T r. 64, L i t 17, B . 56, Oolumbine-
-o H ïL T ,
WM.
T.
C.
J011.1- i . a i . r i l A a , n A iu tl H d ix v , 33 S . Rg 39; A to Ja s Cavanaugh.
Present Owner G.
H . Tow n-e), A to Em m a Sullivan, ) 14.
Inability to obtain labor to work
a a \,
M Y R TLE
I.
CcIWLVo, A B iH -A iy iV A > 4t IL A -Jk a 1 i u i u c .i , J . e .
$3.25.
T r . 56. L o u U A 12. B 46 Cbl-
the farms; hired help and tbe farmers
- i ATXXN H I n T A a OMT-ANY, a . u j i t s i- i 'l . G xa J. W. l U I U , L*A
T r. 6, NEHN’ W'w Sec
35. Tp
u mirine; A
to G .
H.
z ’uman
children having been lured to tbe city
M .
v tu A o A -W ,
u.poracion, a . H. C h L o i c-R. T . V J a . G . u u s r » , J .
$
.2
7.
'
32 S Rg. 40; A to C. E . Conrad,
COLONEL H A SK E LL
by higher wages and easier living.
- . iu i M N
OvANtuR ,
DA ATS
at I. a l. b . ‘ i*-*•--■ LGJUàN l » U * i u , $3.26.
T
r
.
66,
Lot
19,
B.
40,
Columbine
High profits taken by tbe middle­
H g RA CE
D c R R - i C iv , rc-A lU , LViCBB, G. E . G iuí A j A», 1 .
ble winter in the mountains.” I.e- rays .1H Ü I.L Ü Í,
T r. 7, SAiNW VvNE* Sec 17, Tp. A to E . P . H all. $ .1 4 .
men for the mere handling of food
.» -WA b i S , a . H . BA.S.\ d h , j . a . . u n O A N H a X , M ufluax , f.q u u o 33 S . Rg 40; A to George Derr,
'and the existing food supply is entire­
T r . 57, L o ts 19 A 20, B . 77
products and lack of proper agencies
ly lnadei|u»’e for the great number ot . . b i _ a . fu U V a L i J ual E cul - e A l AXF-u- A g MP-ANY. a corporauon, > a . J * . $1.72.
O ntario; A to V.'m. D . Allen; »4 77Ì
of contract between the farmer and
refugee* without resources of aDJ
T r. 8.
N W fcN E * S e c. 15, Tp. D. C- N o. 1596, 16 per cent., 8-l-i«I
ANY, a corporation, J . F . F E R - t .n c ., a . e . xs A- v . v a . u . fc. pT’E-
the ultimate consumer.
kind.
32 8 . Kg. 41; A to Drleabacb Bro­
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58,
S W *N W *‘ 8 *8W *.
Many of the replies, said one of­
thers, Present Owner R . F . Dries- L o u 3 A 6, S e c. 4. Tp
“By a recent agreement between the wl 1
14 3
hlYA'ri, HAI u r i t b l iV i« , r. u uiBuutuui, J*
A’. A i u t i ,
1. 4*.
ficial. probably as many as 50 per
bach, »3.25.
R g. 47. S * N E * S e c. 6. Tp. 16
premiers of the republics of Armenia. » i- *-^l—
N L ì 1 a J.S ài rU-i-UO 1 1 ut*f j 1 ( J , «3 . . . a «« a
4 u*A 1
A i L l i<> » « » 3 A *» »*« Y a
rent. Indicated that the writers con­
I r . 9, R^85AT4-NEH Sec 19, Tp. S . R g . 47, A ssessors Tax No. 1
Azerbaïdjan and Georgia to cease bo»
• V’ K l Ì ¡ , Krt^j. \\ . ÌlA lL O , A.LJ--L V. V 4. -> »Y 1 , «b LViV^* DgAA/il,
» . X*. j 3 S . Rg- 40; A to N. H. Efivlok, Sec 33, Tp. 15 S . R g. 47; A to A
template either leaving their farms or
tlllties and settle all differences by
A . Ù 'iigiiA dt'ì,
J . U , * tiLAfi-A-i, , i . udìma L , J . iV. LauALAuUJl rt. ti.
curtailing acreage under cultivation,
»1.72.
E . Atwood, E sta te . Present Owner
arbitration one obstacle to relief work
because of one or more of the three
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VJ*bU l ì a ì », *-> • «*«/, v v i L A a » .
JV ***N û •
T r. 10, NEÍ4NWV* S e c . 31, Tp. of L o t 5, S e c . 4. T p . 16 S . Rg.
lu the Caucasus has been removed and
major grievances and because of the
36 S . Kg. 37; A to G. H. Elite, 47, Chas. H olatrom ; $120.43, D. C.
nuikes accessible a great number of I - ^ .-L b L . t v * L i . , A j . L t. V I U A I U , 1 ■ J . a v u O M , X^ÌVL L / i g A v L O . J V X l h S O i / .',
No. 1612, 16 per c e n t., 8-1-16.
»3.26.
growing feeling against non-producing
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destitute people who otherwise would
city dwellers.
T r. 11, S W ^ S B * S e c. 27, Tp.
T r . 50, L ot 6, S e c . 22, Tp. 25
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perish this winter.
30 8 . Kg. 41; A to Geo. Eiobstadtg, S . Kg. 44; A to Ja c k .Araierson.
A, s j. Jb. ì ' ì l - a. i - a ì « f « i ,
1 n\M>.
O. u .
“Two hundred thousand destitute I . i l i il , E . L .
»2.75.
P resen t
Owner
M etta
Anderson;
d.
\. tlKJt't, A . i-s. aj »«N->g xuJj i l , d S.«uu iM , -a. Kt.
Armenians and T artars can now be
Tr.
12, N E * ;
b E *;
X W * ; $5.27, D. C. -Vo. 1620, 15 per cent,
reached in the districts of Karabagh, | .*1 DajAiUJ, M. \ . n.-vit 1, 1. I*.
, u tM im i.
F i l l - S M * S ec. 15, Tp. 32 8 . Rg. 40, »-1-16.
Sliusha and Nakhichevan, in the south­ - kAil 1
J L ^ i L KA
1.N V LC l »1 r-uA I
L.2« XI. JU.AX* » AaO, ILHIR^ 1 L . JLUU and N B * ; S E * ; N E * .N W * S e c.
T r.
60, L o u 26 A 26, B . I.
east section of the Trans-Caucasus, and | -u .u 'k L N i, a cor^>orauont h . a - .
21, Tp. 32 S . Kg. 40; A to J . A. Riveraide Addition to Ontario; A
V«a\ L-I ulu
O.
J ì UU a L a T .,
r i aaer, »*5.69.
we are planning to extend our work r i i D a 'L L , J . ti . LiiALIVADl
to J . 8 . Burbridge E s ta te ; »4.6«.
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aualJuL,
Dilata
L t.
1622, 16 per cent,
there. Tbe economic situation la so | -N 1-3, vl 'Í l S L». JALUDC j j a /**.A ia . A V / .» ,
ÏY. 13, S * S E * 8 W * S e c . 15, Tp. D. C . H o.
JtWX 1 a ì a j
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J .
i-1-16.
desperate and food supplies so scanty
31
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Kg.
41;
A
to
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(Jordan,
aiU.iAL.AAL O. JA/ÍÍ.AOL-.A, i' ft*Jw/y JawlkTaU, ú . J . «teluiterai,
T r . 61. Lot« 1$ to 10, ine. B.
»1.44.
JiCWAvUiU,
V/.
1 V W .H i , 0 .
Connecticut to Provide Foster
the G~ rRia,n*
Te
100> , j U « L \ i ÖO.N (Su L I U jl N i f W L f U . t J l - 1 i •
1 | OuO persons,
mainly h* Russian
refugees!
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14, N * N W * N W * S e c. 23, 315, O ntario; A to Mra. O. B.
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W fftatekte A
Ate.
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J te u ib i.O D 1
W i
irW W * Tp. 31 8 . Kg. 41; A to George B eliar, P resen t Owner Mrs. A. )i.
w ithout employment, to leave the city
Mothers for Little Victims
B ella r; $3.70, D. C . N o .2067, 15
e . Grimes, Present ow ner Anna E .
[ of Tiflis. About 45.000 workers In the . * L 4 v l L 1 , 1 i i V / O . J l / . » * X > ( O . A t .
per cen t., 8-1-16.
of Turks.
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oil fields of Baku have been ordered by
T t . 62, L o t 14, B . 292, Ontario,
T r. 15. N W * .V W * Se
9r Tp.
the Azerbaidjahese to leave the city .v i A /.LA .N f lr L \ /Í Í A r L L L l a L L 1, F t - T - W w * -. -»1XU2 . t* L * U j A.
37 S . Rg 37; A to Jn o Vi. Gross- A to G race E . B re n n e r; ».94. D. C.
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because
there
is
no
work
for
them
and
Ten thousand little victims ot
No. 1526, 16 per cen t., 8-1-16.
man, »3.26.
• i*N, LdiUa d
Lt. t~\j i i Ltexv, ja ivo. VN . vV .
Turkish brutality are to be foster- I f uo<i 1» scarce.
T r . 63, S E * N E * S e c . IS, Tp.
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16.
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a lf A dC IVLtK. L, t*£ C aL
mothered by the big hearted women I
Around every station along the rail
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33 S . Kg. 39; A to M’n». J . Hooe- 16 S . R g. 47; A to Mildred M.
o f Connecticut aa the result of ap- | " aJ’ ar* fathered groups o f hundreds| w .\ ,
ju»ruN
ju iim ,w a ,
Bow en; $91. v7, D. C . No. 1644,
io ,
1.
Ja.
£ j X «i éTtSA ,
ton, »1.72.
15 per cent, 8-1-06.
peals by Near East R e lfe t the former I ot homeless people lying huddled to
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T r. 17. S W * S e c. 13 Tp. M S.
Committee for Armenian and Syrian I gether on the ground, the majority of
T r . 64, 2-3 A cre in B . 37, Annex;
iU tiN ü ,
d .
Ö.
J jt C k A ^ » A A i a « / ,
va. * « -vA-w-A
V V U U -1 '.
.'si, A COi^AM«AUOU( Rg. 37; A to Will Henkle, $6.75
A to W . D. B row n; $2.83, D. C.
R elief of 1 Madison avenue. New York I them too weak even to try to help
T r. 18, N E * 3 M * S e c. 21, Tp.
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A J . U. J u A .« w
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No. 1647, 16 p er cen t., 8-l-d6.
city. Tbe women at a meeting voted I themselves. From time to time the
26 S . Rg. 37; A to Gustave J arisch,
L t. . J .
JiC C A ftrtO .N , . J a t - J L A J i i ,
JU.V.V AL» d l £ a m . V d ,
L I-
to “adopt" that number aa their share I sirongerones climb on freight cars and
»3.26.
T r . 65. N E * S E * N W * S e c. 26,
** a . aaìs > ài ôüv\, f i a knata»
v% . u w / c v n , m . . o . o v tu \ x v ,
of tbe 250,000 homeless and starving I move elsewhere, always seeking better
T r. 19, N W * S \ V * S e c . 13. T p . T p . 16 d . R g. 43; A to Peart
4 a L J u V . faw ». ¿ * .\ r 'n a 'r ö ,
0
.
« .-*-»» f»o ónu ^ ua i , l > 1 m XS « c iw
AXy
boys and girls orphaned in the massa I conditions, which do not e x ist Two
32 8 Rg. 40; A to Conrad Johneon, Butts, P resen t Owner Peari Botte;
.
J •
iV/.N a x a I c u k V L i s i a v / J L ü O AC Ü . U . N I . U , »3.26.
*9 .4 7 . D. C . No 1662. 15 per cent.,
ere« and deportation«
I hundred and sixty-three thousand
6-1-16.
L f V i i L f t , .UAiO. \S . \\
V M aakW Ü D v i
1X 1V A A A O ,
U ^ L - W » *N
Three hundred representatives of I homeless refugees from Turkish Arme-
T r. 20. N * N W * N W * S e c. 13,
T r . 67. L o u 37 A 3«. B . 9. V ia*
women's organizations attended the I bia thus are constantly milling about | ^
J aiix -N j- n i m u i , rJuA-Arv WllAftk* t XVsA>Ll 1A V> A1'1, .*1XU3 . Tp. 31 S . Rg. 41 ; A to C . F . Kellv,
Park Add. to »M ario; A to John
meeting at Hartford, at which G ot - I tlin.ughout Russian Armenia, mak
$1.3»
v- D .w Y » --v»Ajx.r«x\, v> * a j X /* N ól n u A -
CVllaa; $1.03, D. C. No. 1662, 15
ertior Marcus H. Holcomb presided and I log tbe relief work conducted by th e | *'“J ^ &1-A» v R. k M 'L u o i a t a «^» r „ 4 4 »! C . A J .
a I
L O I . t I L ,
Tr. 21. N * S E * N E * S e c. 23. T p . per cent., 8-1-06.
pleaded the cause of the stricken peo- I Americans a problem requiring in fin ite ly B b a . s lgjw B.- v . s i , w vo«yvr*uvn,
21
3
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Rg
41;
A
to
Ja
s
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J
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Killian,
1 O. ». w«a ü .L U J , J t l . ü , t\
T r . 68, L ot 6. B . 244, L o u 1 to
>1.44.
pi.-* Another speaker was Henry Mor- I P'R'cnce and organiring abUlty.
I b . g o U . j j w v w , a u «
,
» . a . *« as Y . Ü O (
tS
iU V L K
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4. In c., B . 263, L o u 7 to 10, Inc..
grinliau, form er C. & Ambassador to I
" Thi® is especially true in view o f*
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B . 317, O ntario; A to B . 3 . Cook
te. DwaMAá*w.v LVJâTguN Y, a cor-
Turkey
| ,h i existence of 248.000 destitute in
33 3 . R g. 40; A to P . E . K et- A Company, a corporation; »7.22,
.—vN M A f t o i u n . J» a .
^AMMNig a . o .
jaA.N, J . A.
chensid. Present D anes Jas. P . An­ D. C . No. 1665, 15 per cent., 8-1-1*
Assurance, that the example o f them- hab' ,aKn,s ot K“« 1« " A™ e n i. who poa
-Y -U L O 3 - A A I / L v Y i , d 1 i W .Y O l
»v.\ a /. y La L M / ln L tta , ti. derson, $4.11.
noble
7 n j T ^ Greeks,
eeG
« * ? * " r Persians.
" "
a..
t hearted
. . Connecticut
.
__ women will I i »•v.OUU
Russian^
I I * 11 i i L * 'L » i , i a u
T r. $9t ’ X E * S E * . N W * S W * Sec.
. ILA I4.t Gala,
,aslX»Ya«i..afàVt «SAI G . » . U f
T r. 23, S W * * » * se c
5, Tp.
be followed by sim ilar organizations lu I Syrian* and Yesidis who have been '
24. T p . 18 S . Rg 44; A to E . J .
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l ’ilV AJw AB. ’ t . U k N l / l l . 1
27
8
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37;
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to
J
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U.
(NAULL
2
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li.
all I be other states have been received I driven out of parts of Transcaucasia
CofifeK, P resen t Owner W m . T . C.
$3.25.
“ Nfcwk . R G o o lT A W AIT, M R 8.
%v OUiAvL.frr „ AtKo. i>. W tíK . .VLr
at the headquarters of the Near Eas' I
“One hundred and forty thousand
Jo h n so n ; $3 4«. D. C . No. 1*77.
Relief, 3 Madison avenue. New York I Moslems, whose village, were destroy --ÍW.A t I . U A t R , MLLoON « n<_>.A «-X-v.NUEzt M U E T , ANNA C . CA-
T r. 34, S * X i W * N E * Sec 9. T p . 15 per cen t., 8-1-16.
33 S . Rg. 40; A to .Arthur Lund,
***/•
I “d In the course of five years of con ”C”
°
» “ *•■« Ma 2*81 A ie ., Y a H , j l *« e N C u G LSTA N , JO n N J .
T r . 70. L o u 13 A 16, B . 16. Nys
$2 «
»rant warfare, are helplessly encamped —Vivi B
sa ; A to M yrue I . Oowrina; »5.11,
M ilA 4 A.u a . DR. B . * . u . u a a M l E ST A T E , T n t » .
In the «»pen around Tillages of their
T r. 36. S * S M * N E * Sec 17, Tp. D. C . N o. 1681, 16 per cent, 8-1-16.
■I ■ ■ jJA L i, >MLU>VV R i VER LAND autriNSON BRU T n E R tì, D. T . HAM,
Bad breath. eelerleaa lipe. «aile» ' " rm ,r enemles. beeaing lnflnitesiraa
33 S . Rg 40; A to E . T . Martin.
T r . 71, 3 W * S B * S e c . 4, TP-
-
.
r.R.OAT10N
COMPANY,
a
cor-
crJU
R
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E
8
.
M
ILLER,
ONTARIO
$1.7«.
eh* aa give a girl lutte chance fer ” » !
° f 0<*w. whlch they mlx wltl
21 3
R g . 46, ano N E * S ec. 17,
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AXXMP.AN’Y
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Tr. 27. X W * 8 E * S e c. 33, Tp. Tp. 21 3 . R g . 46; A to Clinton
,'U IlD^or,. a rvev ,
„
*
Kcefcy Mounta s Tea and aee Kow pop " ’ ••ïh
k
.
I
' VA O SBR -'K W H E R 8 . G . corporation. JA M B 8 L .
RICHEY . 31 3 . Rg. 41; A to A. E . Manning, Hurt A Company
a corporation;
$ 2 . 8 « .
These hundreds of thousands o f suf |J - M-AGBNHEtMER . na T G. VS.YL i h a S NUTT E I H j ATFIFTJ-) a C
ular y ou get
S. F. Foster
824.14. D. C . No. «686, 16 per cent.,
a fe rin —
, .du
-
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«
mv
mostly
viij
uuinnsm
bomeies, an
and
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A iv
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A D
E . I . H A T FIE L D , A .C .
Tr » , 8 E * Sec », Tp. 36 3 . 8-1-1«.
G re-L L E R , and al* peraons kaown o:
i
t-\er.T M C M lIy of If*», ha vine I >\ UOLtfil' - F
\(k<
37;
A to Samuei Mather
an/
uUe or Rg
T r . 72, L o t 14, B . 29, Brogan;
FOR S A L E -V iO L IN -C A L L AMO no<hinx more to lose, are concentrav | -v' ,. « ..! v n Î ' ! ^ ' 1) W EiR, * A L . ananown , cEim ing —
• *ignt,
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—A-ANBER m i l k y , ANNA C C.A- m tereai la and to the property de- $13.6$.
A to A. H . Cheater. P resen t Owner
EX * Ml ME SAMC AT LAX PHAftM-l
* Cflur’,r 7 * * m InadequaJelv’ ;
••Unknown Owner” ; $1.08, D. C.
T r . 29, ,v K * N E * S e c. 3, Tp
ACY M M E (9 A CHANCE t 0 GE t
' 1 or «”**"»*>• They ronstitu,» a ‘ 1,4 Ju r t-N
* * * * * l*ereln’
»“ » « « •
21 3 . R g. 41; A to Lee B . McClar- No. 1700, 16 p«.r cen t., 8-1-16.
A GOOD AMERICAN MAOE
,M ï ü ' *
f<>r th'
n{ Bolshe — E G O K Ï D 8TA TE. TH O â. JO N E S
*
“ * 7 CO“ Cern-
en. $2.76.
T r. 74, N W * X E * S e c . 36. Tp
D rttnd aats
» T r I r m e n T
IN- Vtem or .n y fonn of anarchy. «he I JOHNSON B R O TH E R S D T
H a T i ’
T r. JO. N * N E * N 'E * S ec. 13. Tp. 19 S . R g . 4«; A to D aria A Wheel­
1 ______________
«
M IL L E R 0 O N T ^ O
23 8 . R g. 39 A to L Nichole e r: $2 26. D. C . N o. «713, 16 per
•UM MOM«.
t l . 73.
cen t., 8-1-16.
FOR S t U L A Brick Honse «irk I ““ l*.
««tesltted !n the Cau |
* TOM-NriTTE l X>MP a N Y, a
«.
tou
“ ,l“ i h" ' f * — I — . « , , b . S V ., --■ ■«l-.lk». J i ï E i
L.
»ÌCHÌ.-V.
T r. 75 S W * S E * . S * 3 W * aec
T r 31. N E * S B * Sec 21. T p . 33
IN m
NAME O T T H E S T A T E 3
Rg
41, N 'W * X W *
Rg
39. and S W * 8 E * Sec ». 3, T p . 14 3
O F OREGON, Yon and inch of yoa
S e c. 10. T p . 14 3 . Rg
A to
—
■ -
"■ « l i * “
Tp
22
3
.
Rg
41;
A
to
Nils
Peter
Alired, Nrsaa. Ore__ adv 19tf
are hereby notified th at Malheur Olsen. 24.75.
Horace D errick. Preaent Owner Dow
Adame; $16.18. D . C . No 1718. IS
< « . . . . ia th e owner and
Ing.”
“ ‘‘“ t» I ínteres; l o m
^ | to the property de- holoer of cem flcaxee of delinquency
T r. 22. S S a W * N W * S e c. 27.
and
per c e n t., 8-1-16.
S«ep l a r ey I bave «orni
Tp- 23 8 , Rg 38; A to Raymond B
In an effort to procure funds to oar P r
bere;n. and * a peraon* whom ,o r ““ P*«» **»•* * i e and paratoie
A 1
T r . 7«. L o u 11 A 12, B
».
barley for sate Address W. ■ Beam
ry oe the work and save the lives o fl 1 m*F concern,
10 Malheur County, Oregon, to t the
’
'
BK ckaby s
Additi jn
to
Jordan
Hytea. Oregon, R. T D.
R -4 t
theee hundreds of tbonsar.ds
« h ., oth-
«rh I
^
-ve *r 1M4. .-sued by the T ax O l -
» N *N *M *S M % S e c. 13, Tp.
thoosands who
VaBey;
A.
to
3.
H.
[tenner.
Defendants, .ector of Malhenr County, Oregon. 22 3 . Kg 39 ; A to C. C Rhonie
eewia# will die o f starration and ax
P resent Owner J .
R . Blackaby
which certiflcatee of dellaqaency are
B g ot of new borse sellare abapos te poeure - * .ar East Relief, of which
Com mercial Company
a corpora
hereinafter act forth, show ing the
T r 34. X V ® * « * 5Uc 16. T p . tion ; $8 62. D. C. No’. 171», 15 per
fit difforeat Horses Nyes« Hardware Cleveland H. Dodge ia treasurer, b
making an appeal to thè American peo I J ' A - » I^ C K IU S T B R . THEIUKLA * 'u a b v * t h e r e « , together with the » ¿
Rg 3» . A to A i l Rothfuee. cen t.. 8-1-16
0»
22
atte
________^ I BURN’S, L . J . BUCK
r
m
“ J " *
**
** "
• h a * , m m . c
m . amount of inxee. tatarsat, penalty
T r . 25. 3 f i p « * N W * Sec 17. j j j .
; Continued on Page F i r e )
Ikl P A IIP A Ç IIQ I
•í.
JOUKHAL»
* {JJ*
Tt
M E N A G E S E E N IN
FA R M ER S’ U N REST
i.:f «• A *• * *• wSii
j
WOMEN ADOPT
10,000 ORPHANS
I
- r . r r Ä
r r— ■
í
(Continued From
77. L ot 9, 1
ddt. to O ntario; A
son. P resent Own
o rth ; $2.26, D. C
r cen t., 8-3-16.
T r . 7«,’ L ot 14, B
own alto Company’s
to Laura T . Fltcl
O. 2069, «5 per cer,
T r . 80, N’E * N W *
N B corner S e c.
. 42; A to H arry
ira T ax No. x, A t<
amstroet, 1919. N *!h
sesaors T ax N o. 1
.otsott, 1919. S * iN E
eo . w . Hayes, 191
. No. 1736, 16 per 0
T r . 81, L ot 18, B .
to Ida M. Glllaapy
lo. 1738, 16 percent.,
T r . 82, S * t N W * an
end S * N E * S e c.
. 46; A to J . W . 1
t Owner W m . E.
C. 1741, 16 per cer
T r . 83, W * S W * ( S V
18 8 . K g. 44, S>
d all of L ot 14, B .3 ,
^|(td. to V ale; A to
arl Copel Preaent On
B » ly ; $17.312, D. C. I
r cen t., 8 4 -1 6 .
T r . 84. South 28 Ac
H E * S e c. 31, Tp. 15
to G. L . G regg; 6.13
1 46, 16 per cen t., 84-16
^ " “ T. 85, N IE*G W *N 1E
15 S . R g . 42; A
nseU, P re se n t Ow
rms
Company,
a
40, D. C. N o. 1749,
46.
t . 86, Lots 39 &
terslde Add. T o Onti
M. H ite; $3.49, D. t
per cen t., 8-1-16.
H r . 87, L o t 1, S e c . 12,
47; A to B L . Ha
Owner O. E . Stephen!
D j C. N o. 1759, 15 per ce
lr .
88,
W *N iE * IS iv
1* S e c. 33, T p . 16 S
H f * S U ! j * S e c. 83, T p .
47 A to S . V. riouf, Pres
■
L . HuiWbard; »41.36, 1
VI 8, 16 per c e n t., 8 -1 4 6 .
H it . 89, «jOt 12, B . 12,
H i m . , M. 4, W estfall, A
H r t , P resent Owner I .
Do|s 24 as 26, U. 30, Ju n t
V. H art, P resen t uiwnei
B . 30, Ju n tu ra Investn
y, a corporation; »49.3
1786, 15 per c e n t., 8-1-1
90, L o t 9, B . 3, 1
lltlon 10 Jordan V alley; .
riuiobei. P resen t Ov/ne
laiby; $ 2 9 .u7, D . C . I
r c e n t , 84-1«.
94, N IE*uvW * S e c.
. R g . 39; A to W . B
, D. C. NO. 1791, 15 1
B o.
9(2,N iW *N E * S e c . 16
g . 45; A to Jo h n L ,
, D . C. No. 1798, 35 p
93, S W * 'N E * Sec. 1(
45 A to Jo h n H .
I, D. C. No. 1 7 9 « ,,16 p
c
94, L o ts 13 tb 16, Inc.,
9 & 10, a . 19, Annex
knee S . Johnson, Preaent
pon A B re n t; A cre Tract
57, Annex, A to Prude
Dn, P resen t Owner, John
_|»u.22, D . C . 1802, 16 pel
-
1-1
T i l 95, a l l E a st of R iv er am
^ b w n s u e andi R . R . in
■ 3 6 , T p . 20 3 . Rg. 46,
one* ! A Zutz, P resen t Owner
Ifrt#y; A seessors T ax No’s. 1
| ^ B 6 , T p . 20 S . R g . 46, 1
> 20, ! Inc., B . 1, Lota 1 to 20
. 2 L o ts 1 to 20, In e., B . 3,
to 71 Ine., B . 7, L o ts 1 to 20
• *• [L ots 1 to 10, In c., and
- to BO. Inc., B . 10, L o ts 1.
.c. B . 12, L ots 1 to 20, Inc. I
R e l i t 0 10, Inc. B . 16, A to
Hip. P resent Owner Thoa.
■ n . - 17 & 18, B 16, A to
Zott, P resen t Owner E . I .
^ ^ X ) t s 1 to 20, Inc., B . 17,
,lnc B . 19, L ots 1 to 6,
¡is 16 A 17, B . 21, A to .
P resent Owner Thos. J<
I A 10, B . 21, A to Jom
Present Owner O. D . (
B . 21, A to Jo n e s A ¡
Owner Leo H . Schn
l i t o 8, Inc., and L o ts 11 tc
!• B l 22, A to Jo n e s *c Zudz, Í
Thos. Jo n e s ; L o ts 9 £
g ,| A to Jo n e s and Zutz, P
^ ^ ^ i e r A. G. K ingm an; Loi
c., B . 24, L ots 13 to 2«, 1
ds 1 to l r , In c., B . 26, 1
lin e . B. 28, L ots 1 to 20,
lin gm an ; A to Jo n e s A Z
^ ^ l O w n e r T hos. Jo n e s ; »141
C . l ío . 1804, 15 per cent, 84-
LoU 8 A 9, B . 17, J
I t o George K elley ; $6 98,
J1819, 16 per cen t, 8-1-16.
Lots 31 A 32, B . 6, VI
Id . to O ntario; A to Pe
»2.37, D. C. No. 18
g M e n t., 8 4 4 6 .
I
r - 9*
N E * Sec. 18, T p . 17
A to Ralph E . Marvi
P. C. No. 1846 15 e r ceni
F), A ssessors Tax No. i
Tp 18 g . R g . , j ; A
8 .1 M ericle: »2.54, D. C . N
^ H p e r cent , 8-1-16.
1$
L o t. 1, 2, 8, 6. A 7, 1
A to Minton A Reec
■
C. No. 1853, 15 per cen
L ot 22, B. 61, Green's Add
i; A to Effle L . Minton
I C. No. 1854, 15 per cent.
One acre in B . 28. Ann
M athews; »1 83. D.
15 per cen t., 8-1-16.
9 E *N E *. N B *9 E * :
■ * S Rg 41; A to J . Ws
i B t l 72, I). C No. 1864.
8-1-16.
§6
9W * N W * ,
M *3\
Tp. 32 S . R g. 4«; A
J o in