THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1915.
THREE
Move Is Made In Interest of
Economy and Because of
No Apparent Need
Believing that judicial matters are
not in such scriuris condition nt this
t i tit e to warrant a radical change in
the j'tdicial system ami that, in BOine in
stances at least, u wait of two years
more would not work a hanlsliip upon
the sections affected, (iovernor Withy
com'oe, for the first time yesterday af
ternoon swung the veto uxo and lapped
off the heads of two measures, propos
ing to create three new judicial dis
tricts and iu so doing worked nn annu
al saving to the taxpayers of $11,300.
Tho two bills which fell under the
axe yesterday afternoon were house hill
308, by the Bcnuii, Coos, Curry, Doug
las, Lane and Lincoln county delega
tions, proposing to cut the 2nd judicial
district up into three and creating two
new pidgcships, anil senate bill 2.H8, by
Senator Kiddle, providing an additional
jtulire for the loth judicial district.
Three circuit judgeship bills have nl
ready been approved by the governor,
one creating the Mth district, embrac
ing Lake comity, another creating a
new district out of Crook and Jefferson
counties, ami the other embracing
Washington and Tillamook, and iic has
four new judgeship bills awaiting his
disposal. His disposition of the two
bills yesterday does not augur well l'or
the others which will puss iu review
today, Tho governor lias alsc disposed of the
dispute over the new judgeship in the
new district embracing ( rook anil Jef
ferson counties by announcing the ap
pointment of T. E. J. Duffy, of l'rinc
villc, whose opponent for the position
was former Canity Judge II. E. brink,
cf ('rook county. As yet he has to ap
point a judge for the new district com
prising Washington and Tillamook
counties, as provided in senate bill 2'M
which has ben approved, Washington
laving been taken out of the 5th anil
Tillamook out of the 12 districts.
Bath Judges Daly and Duffy are
democrats and (iovernor Withycombe,
in selecting men of the opposite politi
cal faith to himself is bearing out his
expressed sentiment that the judiciary
of the state should be non-partisan.
Duffy is at present city attorney of
1'rinevillo and has been ('nitcd States
commissioner fv n number of years.
School Children Will Write
Essays On "Try Salem First"
"My Experiences in Trying Salem
First," is the subject of the essay on
which fully 1500 pupils of the giiuio,
and high school will have an opportuni
ty to write and compete for tne prizes
offered by the "Buy at Home" com
mittee ot the commercial (jiud.
To stimulate an interest in the buy-at-home
movement, tho Commercial
club has offered three prizes to the up
per grades and three prizes to the high
school for tho best 200 word essay.
.Many of the pupils ure now working
on their essays, which must be turned
in to the touchers by the first week
in Mursh. bach teacher will select the
five best compositions in her room, ano
these in turn will be submitted to the
' buy-nt-home" committee, who w ill
award the prizes, li. C. Bishop, Win.
Onhlsdorf, Win. McGilchrist and U. (1.
Shipley compose this committee. The
awards for the grades and the high
school are the same, .$5 for the first
prize, 2.00 for the second, and .fl.li
for the third.
Dr. Andrew Smith Springs
New One On Secretary Utcott
Assiistomed as he is to the habits and
iiraetices of members of the legisla
ture of tho past, as a rule, Secretary
of State Oh-ott received a distinct
shock last evening when, in opening
some of his official correspondence, ho
disclosed a quantity of two-cent post
age stamps that Dr. Andrew ('. Smith,
the ropiescntntive from Multnomah, ex
plained that he had inadvertently car
ried away with hi in and had returned
to the disbursing agent of the state
feeling that he had no moral right to
Legislative Hall Being Put In
Ship Shape Order by Janitor
Slowly but surely, under the manage
ment and supervision of Building Sup
erintendent Oeorge Dunsford, the
debris of the last session of the legis
lative assembly is being cleared away
and the aspect of the hall of represen
tatives and chamber of the senate will
soon be restored to normal and, except
in the mind and hearts of the taxpayer,
the legislature will soon become ancient
history; something to look backward
upon anil not forward to.
After the wild session of Saturday
night and late Sunday morning the two
halls of the law-making body looked
like they had been visited by a Kansas
cyclone. Monday morning, however,
Superintendent Dunsford put two forces
of men at work, one in either branch
of the legislature, and as fast as the
books and possessions of the members
could be packed fhey were shipped out.
All of the senators belongings had been
clenrod away and all of those of the
representatives with tho exception of
about 20, and shipped to the different
sections of the state and by the time
another sun rises all will be in readi
ness for the big clean-up.
Mr. Dunsford, benefitting from the
experience of the session before, had
all of his plans arranged in advance of
adjournment this time and made all
arrangements for the members to got
their stuff together and leave it upon
their desks, together with their ud
drosses, which was done and the sena
tors and representatives went their
several ways rejoicing and blissfully
content in the thought that "George"
would do it, and he did. It was a well
organized and executed clean up and
Mr. Dunsford, as well as his competent
corps of assistants deserve much credit
for the orderly manner in which the
order of "break camp" was executed
PRINCESS ELIZABETH
ENGAGED TO PRINCE
GEORGE OF GREECE
r
htr v -'
'-SSS'K.,
cirrv them nwnv. If Secretary Oleott
had been a sufferer of a weak heart a well as for the superior manner in
which the comforts and wunts of the
QUINABY JPTATIONS Peculiar Case in New Market to Have First
(Capital Journal Special Service.) I Hospital at DaHaS fold StOgC WhldOW HI CHy
Quinaby, Or., Feb. 25. Tho recently
organized literary society is proving tol Dallas, Or., Feb. 2.". One of the most A refrigerator room is being con
be .1 very popular organization. Last ! peculiar .'aires ever under the obsorvn- stim-tod in the front show window nt
Friday night the school house was lion of local physician is th.it of Joe 42ti state street, to be occupied about
crowded till even standing rami was at ! Zezie, who came to the Dallas liiupitnl . March 15 by the Sulcm Fish ami I'uult
a premium. The patriotic program was'ev:ul weeks ago to have portions of ry .Market.
very interesting, closing with a Lin-, the disca ed bone removed from one of 1 The sides of the show window aro
coin-Washington debate. jhis legs. The leg is practically well , lined with two inch layers of cork, dip-
Next Friday evening occurs the reg-; now, the decayed bone having been suc-'ped in pitch. This is again lined with
ular monthly meeting of the l'arent-: eessi'.illy removed, and the patient is I flooring, leaving a half inch air spueo
Teacher asocsiation, nt which time the'able nt times to walk about tuwn, but I between tiie cork and flooring. The ceil
coinniunity will have the privilege ofj'1' s now subject lo sudden lapses of jing of the window is lined with a layer
hearing a lecture on Canada by l'rol. : consciousness. During these spells he is of six inch cork while, the floor is mad
lie 'Jon 'of the University of Oregon, j seemi ugly without mart action. These jot' cork, with a flooring. of cork and
This is free to the general public. ! perijiis of unconsciousness last from one tiling.
Qjnte a number of the young people to twenty-four hairs mid when lie re-1 When completed, this will be one of
of this community were iu attendance I covers he appear to suffer no ill ef-jthe most modern markets in the stnte.
at the patriotic celebration at Brooks! focta. The frequency of the attacks is,. Mr, Hybee states that about 1,000 will
last Monday. 'increasing and the attending physicians be spent on the window and interior
Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. McFarlane are ' watching his case closely. fixtures.
expected home tins week from an ex-
j
Project Becoming Active
SALEM
01
SEAMEN'S BILL UP TO SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 25. The house, by
a viva voce vote, today adopted the
conference report on the EaFollette
eamen 's bill, sending it to the senate.
A filibuster is threatened in the upper
house.
the result might have been serious, not,
that he suspected Dr. Smith of being
dishonest or anything like that but be
cause it was so unexpected and out of
tiie' ordinary, "
Thut reminded a bystander of a
story told nt the expense of former! Iast session
State Senator Milton A. Miller, lrom
Linn county, now V, S. collectur of in
ternal revenue at I'ortland, nt the ses
sion four years ago. Of course nobody
believes it. Anyhow it 'was to the ef
fect that Senator Dimick, of Clackamas.'
made tho announcement upon tho floor
of the senate at the time of adjourn
ment that he had no use for his sur
plus of postage stamps and intended
to turn them back to the secretary of
state. It is related that Senator Mil
ler slipped quietly over to the clerk's
desk and inquired if Senator Dimick
hud turned in his stamps and, if no, to
"hold them out for mo."
legislators were attended to during the
session. Many compliments were hand
ed both Secretary- of State Oleott and
Superintendent Dunsford of the ef
ficiency of the janitor corps of tho
WJX 't -7ry tav' ; Directors of Teel Irrigation
The school children report nn aver
age grade for tiie school of 114.2 per
cent in the last county spelling con-1
test. Seven pupils were successful inv Portland, Or., Feb. 25. The directors ; SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER
gaining the grude of 100 per cent: Wen- ' tb Teel Irrigation district are plan-1 . .
dell Harnett, George Ector, Dorothy : "'"K the reclamation of 19,1)0(1 acres of Union of Fraternal, Religious, Civic,
Brooko May Weesc Winfrey Ector "ear Kcho, Umatilla county, Ore-, Industrial aud Other Organizations
Percy Campbell and Kdith Slicpnrd. i ul "" approximate cost of if(i00,0o0, ' and Citizens of Salem for Mutual Aid.
The charing of the camp-meeting ' "' learned today.
grounds still continues, showing a great-; Asa II. Thompson, one of the directors I liefer nil calls for relief or aid to
ly improved appearance, district, has consulted I'ortland the Center. It is mudo up of all other
' contracting firms regarding the work. I relief agencies of tho city and heuce it
IV I P j l I It was helieved the contract will lie is equally yours. By using it you ron-
KlCn rarCe and LlVely IViUSlC ' w i 'I to Twohy Bros. der all sopurnto relief bonrdB and ngen-
A lollv combination of rich fnree .ll . T1" 1'ropert.v will be bonded under ,cies unnecessary and thereby save cost,
. " . " ." t i.i iitr Il.ii, .... it ....... friuilil.i nn. tvnutn (ti dim i.mt.i.1 nffiii-t
Til. project adjoins the governinciit ; and expense,
irrigation at lleiinbton. i Appeals for food, alms or lodging by
T".i property is held Inrgely in small transients at your doors, should bo re-
The book and lvrics were written by ''"' ks "ill tie developed ny tnorcrrou to i.enrcrs neauquarrers lor
! Otto Hauerbach. whoso name has long ''''' meinseives. ,meu icn sciuo, -j ,u ierry s rcet. jr
JWiftMVgU and comedy, and 'he score is by Kudolf DIVORCED ITALIAN IS SUICIDE. ; t',r vic.cs a book of ten meul tickets,
I Frinil, who sprang into instant fame as' costing t will save its cost many times
Princess Elizabeth of Ununiania is composer of "The Firefly". The ne- San Francisco, Feb. 25. Because ,lvl'r' m'al ,,e,u,t Wl11 Klv0 toum
now reported to be formally engaged tion takes plnco iu ''ranee, first nt his wife had obtained u divorce from . f" 11 n" f"01' 0"'y
to Crown Prince George of Greece. nris ,ln, t,,r , n fashionable bath- him, Fred Cozzalli, 20, an Italian, cu ilv Relief for Local Families, Women and
The fuir princess, said to be one of the jK n,smt. I)r. Thome, an American today lay in wait for her as sho was Cnillron.
most beautiful in Furope, is. twenty-, ,,... .,IPcialist . nrncticinir in the cani-' L'oiui' to work, shot and mortnllv I' ood, clothing, fuel, medical trcut-
one years ohl. Prince George is tweu- tal nf the world s L-aietv has a friend. : wounded her. and then ended his ownl"u'nt etc. Mrs. W. K Anderson, chair-
livelv music, is promised in "High.
Jinks'1 which Arthur Ilammerstein will
at the Grand on Monday,.
, ! I. link's "w
- 1 ! present fl
' 1 March 1.
The boi
'HIGH JINKS," JOLLY COMEDY.
"High Jinks" the musical comedy
jollity which Arthur Ilammerstein will
DALLAS NEWS ITEMS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or., Keb. 25. ('has. E. Moore,
representing the First Nationnl Life
insurance Company, of Tnconia, Wash
ington, is in the city this week on busi
ness for his company.
The city council met Monday night
in adpourned session but because of it
ty-fivo.
Waldo Mills Opens Floral
Shop on North High Street 1
Waldo Mills, ti well known
muii of this city, being a son of .1
Dick Wavne, nn explorer, who has hap- life. The woman. Mrs. Kdn Cozzalli, 1 1,lun '"" committee, Mill tourt
poned upon a drug in the form of a'nged 2.1, died while enroiito to tlio i tnct. Phone 2.)t)4-M, 1) to 12 a. m. Bo
perfume possessing wonderful proper- Kmcrgcncy hospital. prepared to give name, address, etc.,
ties. The i.rfect of the di-inr is tn -' a correctly, and bo sure the need is gen-
trnusfer a coward into n lion. The The man who flirts with trouble is nine. Merc rumors often give busy
essimist into an optimist and the apt to set it where Uncle Bill got the
, prude into a dare devil. 1 lie pertuine carbuncle,
young : is called " High Jinks." i
A.: Dr. Thome introduces " High .links ' .Frenchman, who follows them there,
workers unnecessary trouble.
Employment for Men.
Center 's free employment bureau ut
Men's club, 100 Ferry street, phono
12117. Freo to employer and employe
' . , , , 1 Salem has purchased the Ly
present nt the Grand on Mondav,1 ,, , , '
ii. , u. ; - 1. x . mobile garage and Ford ago n
Mill-(. has oiicncd a floral shoo on HiL'hiinto his nractice. and makes such uood doesn't kmiw this. Unlonkcil for com
stre-t nt the former location of the Hub use of it 011 one of his female patients plications arise and the fnn o proceedsTlirongh it tho entire city Wclps find
V..1. V..l (Jl.n I tli.,1 ..1. 1.. ,r.n..,nHl t..n...u' .II.., ,1 I. - O ... I ... .. I I IVfll-lf fl,r tllA 11 llOttl 111 HVUlt
-uu .ci-mii: fiiup. i ituii piut iii ix i imni,i i. v,i ,, iin.inn ui..uv liuuiiu u lllll,l. t'l 111 ISl II It I'll , -
Mills is a graduate of Willamette uni- her arms around his neck and kisses' indent it ies. Employment for Women.
,'iirgilv wlini-n nn mrtiln n mi mrt f nr ti i in . ! h t 111 t-l, lit II l'Ollsl V. TliP doctor iu ton ' Thn Cintiir,.,l ,,. ..li..lt r,P lli.i .... iu ReflT nil linidicailts to Mrs. A. N.
being a legal holiday no Business was8,,f n's ,urdler end 22 yard man. I amiable to resist, but, unfortunately' "Something Seems f iiigle liiglc-lng". Bush, chairman industrial committee
transacted and the meeting niljourned.: Hincc his graduation he has been em- the incident does not end there. The It is sung in the first act and repeated .tot women, Y. W. C. A., 257 North Lib-
Frank Ward of the Oakdalo neigh- gloved at the Barnes Cash store until ' woman 's husband, the Frenchman of during the course of the performance. ; orty street. Thone 1015.
borhood suffered a partial stroke of he recently decided to venture into the! irate type, has witnessed the proceed- The same cast which presented "High; Donations of food stuffs such as
paralysis friday. Last reports from .business world on his o,vn behalf. Ife ings. In revenge he insists that tho Jinks'' in New York City will be seen meat, beans, flour, sugar, potatoes,
is an energetic ami progressive young ' doctor shall Introduce to hint- his own here. It is headed by Stella Muyhew,! fruit, etc., would bo very helpful, rheso
mini awl will undoiilitedlv make a sue- i wife, in order that he may be repaid who is nssisted by Philip Hvloy, Allele will reach relief department if Bent to
rrom ner lips kiss ror kiss, tiio doctor Anisley, Paul Porcasl, Dorothy Wade, county juuge at tno court nouse.
promises, Dut nits upon a sciieine to liernard (inrcey, Eugene O Iiourkc,
lot of "u,w't h' enemy, lie engages a young Cecelia Hoffman, Emma Fruneis,
iicircss 10 pose as ;nrs. riiorne, ami .lugusuiH M'nuiiz, jrene inilie and aT
the patient said he was slowly recover
ing. C. J. Shrecve, a recent arrival from
nch auto-
agency on Oak
ress in his newly chosen profession.
The average man displays
Jack Steino, of Portland, is in the! enthusiasm when he gets a chance
BIO QUARANTINE ON IN TEXAS.
Austin, Texas, Feb. 25. A cattle
-quarantine ngainst Canada, Mexico
and every state in the Union on nc
count of the foot and mouth disease,
was ordered here today by Texas au
thorities. The quarantine also includes
stock, fowls, fuildcr, cotton Need, straw
and hay.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROP
ERTY ON FORECLOSURE.
March 1, is the joint work of two men
whoso fame as entertainers of the Am-
1 .t il; , 1" ',,V ".,' . '1 y toclny on business matters. to talk about himself,
this wc,: k m which perhaps they have Sun(nv thc home of hia Jrcnt
reached the climax of their powers a ( 'orvalliB '
Otto Hauerbach and Kudolf Friml. , Jm E,,' r f,()ni1 g 1)n8inpss,
Otto Hauerbach has, made an enviable vi8itor in Salom Tuesdv. i
record as a musica comedy librettist in; Circuit Jll(, ,,t;lt n vW.i
the past decade. "Three Twins," one (or in , r Ua fjtv ji()mlav. j
oi ins earnest pronuciions, fprnug in- p r Craven win a business visitor
in Biillnston, Tuesdiiv.
Mr. and Mrs. !,. S, llnlhii.'vne have!
returned from a visit with relatives in
Willaininn. j
Mrs. A. C. f-roiiin, of Poiland, is,
visiting her mother nt thi Imperial
flees with her to a watering place. Thc singing and dancing chorus of sixly-
attair is purely platonic, but the eight.
The mini who tells others how lo
make n tortune in a shirt time is sel
dom ulile to show a br.uk balance of
more than three figiiios.
stnutly into popular t'uvor and long
stayed there. Then came in rapid sue-
ces: i)ii "Bright F.ycs," " Madamo
Sherry," "Tiie Fascinating Widow,"
"The .Girl of My Drenins," "The Fire
fly," and "Tho ('midline. Girl.'
Friml first won distinction nniong hotel
Ani'-icun music lover.o as pianist for Krimk Bethel icturiied Monday from'
Jan Kubelik. His first ambitious at- a short visit with friends in Sil'vertoii. '
lenipt nt compositions was a score of; Mrs. F. E. Jones, state superintend-!
"The Firefly," which won its way to! ent of the Christian Woman 's Board of
the pinnacle of popularity. (Missions, held a meeting in '.ho ossein-!
Stella Mayhew, who appeared for blv room of the Christian church -Men
lur-1 day eveniuff.
seen in J. W. Caldwell, of Perrvda e. was a
this city. Miss Muyhew is assisted by Dallas visitor the first 0f the week,
the following well known artists: Phil- A. L. Martin returned Sunday mom
ip Ifyley, Adele Ardsley, Paul Porcasi, , ing from a short business visit in
Dorotny Wade, Bernard Gorcey, Eugene; Eugene.
O'Hourke, Cecelia Hoffman, Eninin liev. M. J, Ballniitvne is holding re
Frnniis, Augustus Schultz, Irene Duke, , vival services in the church at Hick
Dot Allen, Billio Taylor and Ada j reall this week.
Meade, and a singing and dancing chor- Hev. H. II. Fnrnhnm was formerly
us of lis young women who nre trained
under Artniir Hnmmcistciii 's icrsonnl
dire.ition.
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL.
Xo'.ice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of an execution duly issued out of
the Circuit Court of tiie State of Ore
gon, for the County of Murlon, and
.. ..... rr,. ,...i .... t.ii. .i.... i.,.ii..
ruarv, l!'15, upon a judgment and do- a .'3'' ' " ; " " '
, i , ' , .... , . . ing i'.s ?ew ci.k run, will bo seen
anil docketed in and by said court on
the I'nd day of February, IMS, in n
certain suit then in said court pending,
wherein Lizzie Owens was plaintiff ami
Julius G. Voget aud Anna Voget, his
wife, and Abncr D. . lames; Mrs. Mamlie
Hall and II. J. Hall, her husband, were
defendants, in favor of plaintitf and
ngaintit said defendants, by which exe
cution I am commanded tit sell the
property in said execution and herein
after described to pay the sum due
the plaintiff of: First, that the plain
tiff recover of the defendants, Julius
. Voget and Anna Voget the sum of
seven hundred eighty three and SKI-100
(7'3.Wi), witii interest thereon from
February 2nd, 11115, ut the rate of H
per .'ent per milium, until paid, and the
further sum of'seventy five and 00-1 00
($75,00) dollars attorney's fees, togeth
er Willi four-sevenths of the costs and
disbursements of this action, taxed and
allowed in the sum of ten and 2S-100 In the Matter of the Estate of John 1,
(iflO.H) Dollars; second, that the plain- Mitchell, 1) 'used.
tilt leeovor ot the ileleinlant, Abncrl Notice is hereby given that the nu
ll. James, the sum of three hundred Idcrsigned, executor of above estate.l
thirty-seven and 07-100 (,t;i:i7.07) dol lias tiled his final account in the county
lurs, with interest thereon frmu the 2nd court for Minion County. State nf Or-;
of February, 1015, at the rate of N egon. and that by order of said Court j
per (cut per annum until paid, and Munilnv, the 5th day of April, 1015, tit .
for the further sum of thirty-five and ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day,!
(KI-100 (:i5.(in) dollars attorney's fees, 'hn been appointed for hearing obje'e-
' tii'cther with three-sevenths of the turns, at which tunc all persons inter
costs and disbursements of this action estcd must present their objections, if
taxed and allowed ,it seven and "2 loo any they have, to said account
IT IT rr if
EA.1RT
pastor of the Evangelical church in
Dallas.
Mrs. E, llayter returned Monday
ufterunon from a short visit in Eugene.
W. E. Greenwood returned Sunday
from a week 's visit in Salem. I
DesMoines, Iowa, Fid). 25. Governor Bnrham Brothers have secured the
Clarke today signed the bill repealing contract for the erection of two mod-
the Mulct law, under which all saloons ern dwelling houses for George Brown.
operated.
Any man can start a woman talking,
but no man can stop her.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
I A. .. MnllccK, ot .Monmoutb, was a.
business visitor in this city the lat
I ter part of Inst week. !
Mrs. Eva Judson who has been visit
ing relatives in this city for the past;
! several days has been cnlled to her
j home in Spring Valley by the death of'
! a niece.
j Judge John TI. Teal spent Sunday
; wilh his family near Falls fit v. ' ,
Tho little daughter of Sheriff and
Mrs. John Orr is confined to her home
with nn attack of measles.
A. S. Skvles, manager of the Town
send Creamery at Astoria, was a recent
hu-dncss visitor in this city. i
P. II. Morrison visited at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Good in
Salem the latter part of last week;
($7.72) dollars and ruids and expenses
of .:iid execution. 1 will on Saturday,
the 2iMh day of Match, 11115, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day,
at the west door of the County Court
lloiiie in Marina County, Oregon, sell
nt public auction tn the highest bidder
for 'ash ill hand on the day of sale, all
too right, title, Interest and estate
which said defendants and all persons
claiming under (hem Mib'ecpient tu May
F. M. MITCHELL,
Executor of the estate of John
H. Mitchell, Deceased.
Eve invented temptation, but, forgot
to patent it.
ADMLNIHTRATOK S NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Telia IIow To Cot Quick Ilelief
from llcad-Cohls. It's Splendid!
In the County Court of the State of
Orogon for Marlon County.
In the matter of the estate of Feliiiin
H. ilolt, d nse.l.
Nnlire in hereby liiven tlmt Thnmn
..,, -,, ., u. r. - ,iolt was appointed administrutor of, In ono .inllto vour 0iL,Pd nostrils
hereinbefore mentioned and described , ,ue ,,,,,, uf ,,, K,,i(,ia s, ,, " " " '' 0 i' "0".
n sa id execution as follows, to wit: lin ,iv of j,m.v 11,13 bv1 ' ', ' tn,"'r I1""""!1" "mT,
... , , , .... , ,. ... ' ,in "" lno omn jHiiuniv, 1 '. . 1 will c ear nnd you can breathe free y,
All of lots numbe.s l-. e (1 1), ,,,, ,,ner of the ('ounty Court of Marion , No mor0 hliwhinfff snuffing, ,lowig,
(14), Fifteen ( o), and Sixteen (If , : (.ourt. . . br(.Mh a' ht eM
lying south nf the center of Mill ( reek 1 All persons hnving claims ngainst , i g0Bti
in Block 1 Simpson's Addition to thew,i, P?u,te aro reipiired to send the! (jot a small bottle of Elv's Cream
City of Sulcm, Marion County, Oregon, , mmP properly verified with proper Jialm from yo.ir druggist now. Apply
s shown by tho recorded plat thereof . j vouchers to Carson & Brown, his attnr-j a lit tie of this fragrant, antiseptic,
Said sale being msdo subject to rn- j upvsi, at Salem, Oregon, within six healing crenm in your nostrils. It pen
demption in the manner provided by months from the date of this notice. J etrntes through every air passage of the
law. Dated this 11th day of February, ; bead, soothes tho inflamed or swollen
Dated this loth day of rebruary,, mi.,
1SI15.
. WM. ESCH,
Sheriff erf Marion County, Oregon,
By W, I. Necdliam, Deputy.
THOMAS HOLT,
Administrator.
CAHSON & BROWN',
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