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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special 10 Tho T77!!hu=n.

special 10 nc iI.DD.".
PROVO. April 2s.-rhs business before bier
siacraton Of the new franchise 10 be
granted to the Rocky Mountain Bch
considered Thursday evening. 1t Is for
thirty years and practically the same 9s
the one under which the Independent
reephonf be- is to the
city council at an early date asking the
council 10 refuse 10 grant any more liquor
licenses. II The petition is not complied
with the prohibition question viii be car
ricd into city politics at thc fall cleo
ton. and the voters will he lined up for
and against prohibition. This is The
plan of prominent local churchmcn in the
Mormon and other churches and other
prohihit'onlSts,
DIR. Charles ,Tbornhurg;, a veterinary
surgeon. and Louis T.. Meyer, = con-
tractor. had All alteration this morning
over business matter which resulted IN
Meyer being struck in the face by Thorn
He Immediately sworc 10 a complaint In
Justice Moons court. charging Thorn
burg with battery. The hearing was set
for this afternoon.
The stores and saloons in Cotton. Tuck
er and Thistle. Spanish Fork canyon
towns. which have not in the past OBJ
been interviewed by Sheriff Judd and
told tina, they would have to close up
tight. Mr.. Judd states that they aid
not object 10 doing this. rather favoring
a day of rest once a week than other
wise
Isaac Bullock Of Burnt Fork. Wyo, Is
here, visiting relatives.
EXamina tions for a mail clerk and car
ricI for the Provo postoffcc will he held
here May 10. Joshua R. Ifodson. CLERK
OF tho board of examiners. VIII furnish
applicants needed information.
Verdi the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Jcffrles. was struck under
lit WAS at FIRST feared that the eyesight
would be lost, hut tile danger point is
how passed and the eye will not be per-
bmanently injured.
\ Warren Strong and Addic Robb. both
Pf Provo, have taken out marriage L.
kcnsc.
NJ o. Packard and Hugh LIsonbee Of
kprinsyillc are here on business con-
hectcd with closing out their sheep in
trcsts 10 the Murray Sheep company.
II An old time May day festival is be
higham Young university. Miss Edith
pnckley has been elected May queen
ad Milton II, Sevey May king, an inno-
Stion. adding the king, having been
mdr.
Judge Ba,tch and Bishop Diamond OF
IL Bcnnlon ward, Salt Lake county.
p@c here Tuesday evening for the pur-
pge of interesting the knight people in q
bt railroad. mining, and colonization
pnect IN Mexico In which Messrs.
BITCH and Diamond are Interested
uTbcrsity turned out cnmassc today
AMI worked on the road on Eighth North
stIet which leads onto Temple hill.
wIGc the Brigham Young university
carpus is located The lady students
furtshed dinner for the workers,
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Thomas Moore's Death.
Special TO The Tribune.

-SpcCI1I 10 TIC ITIDuNe.
PARK CITY. April 2s.-Thomns Moore
died I'm this city this morning from Il
complication OF diseases from which lie
has long suffered. Mr. Moore was All old
time resident OF this city, and his death
comes AS shock To his many friends, He
left here several months ago for southern
Utah In the !:cpe Of bcneiiting his health
but as no Improvement was to DC OBJ
taincd there he again returned to this
city, where he has been bedfast until the
final summons came. The deceased Is
survived by his wife and three children
the youngest being eight years old and
TO whom the sympathy of the entire COM
munity Is extended. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been completed
as his mother. who resides in ogden. has
not vet been heard from
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VICTIM MUST PAY BOARD OF
MAN WHO DEFRAUDED HIM

BUTTE, Mont. April 2s- The only
case on record of the sort in Montana.
perhaps III America. developed here to-
day, when c. w. Cockrcll, prominent
broker, was arrested and taken to the
county Jail TO serve there ninc-yeur
sentence, or while the man whom he
defrauded of his money pays his board
A. w. Deavltt, a court stcnograph-
or, formerly of this city, now of Spo-
kane, Wash, is the man who means to
keep Coclirell, who is more than sixty
years Of age, behind the bars for the
remainder of his natural life. Deavitt
gave Cockrcll money to invest in Ger.
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Murray Briefs.

Especial 10 The Tribune
MURRAY, April 2S.--The plans FOR the
ncw concrete bridge which viii span Lit
Fle Cottonwood creels OH South State
Street were completed today The plans
1were drawn UP by the city engineer The
bridge will span the entire width Of state
street. east and west. 1t is the Intention
-Of the city engineer TO push the work
Rapidly possible. Cement retaining
Frof the bridge. and the tracks of the Utah
'4dght vii! run across the new bridge when
: From appearances the question OF bond
Ing this city for $4,000 for tho purpose OF
rinsta1ling a wafer and electric light sNs-
ITEM. is not being discussed with Very
,,lnuch vim. The members of the council
5havc not yet act date for the meeting
-of the citizens 10 allow them 10 voice their
1opilion in the matter. and doubts are oN-
pressed by many as 10 the acceptance Of
nthe issue by the people.
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tain stock for him Cockrell bought
the stock, but before turning it over
placed it as collateral for himself, on
a marginal speculation, and lost it,
Deavitt sncd. The jury found Cockrell
guilty and gave Deavitt Judgment for
the $4,000, but under the Montana law.
IN such a case, the authorities are not
required to imprison the defendant un-
less the plaintiff will pay his board at
PENDANT holding credit for 80 for every
day he remains in Jail,
Cockrcll S counsel Will apply for Il
writ of habeas corpns
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DEAD MANS RELATIVES
NOT YET HEARD FROM
Special to The Tribune.

SpccinI to The 1IIpuHe,
OGDEN. April 2S.-Although Sheriff
Wilson has used every means possible To
locate the relatives OF the stranger who
suddenly died az the county jail Last week
from heart failure. no clue has YET been
obtained as to where his relatives live nor
as to the mans identity
a slip of paper upon which was siwritten
an address at Kansas City was the only
clue which was obtained regarding the
mans friends or relatives.
Letters have been sent to this address,
but nothing has yet been received TO ex-
plain who the stranger Is.
The man was sent to the Jail by Coun-
ty Physician Pidcock, TO whom be COM
planned of being Ill Before tho arrival
OF the physician and shortly after he had
reached the jail the stranger Has at
tackled with heart failure and died.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
THIRTY CONCERNS BID
ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES

L. P. Judd, clerk of the board OF cdu-
cation, has received tenders from about
thirty firms scattered over the country
to furnish school supplies md ianitors
supplies for the city's public schools for
the coming school year. The bids arc
being tabulated and will then go to the
board for the awarding Of the contract.
The janitor s supplies will amount TO
about $4,000, while the school supplies
Will amount TO about $4,000. making a
total OF $4,000. The school supplies
ing from lead pencil 10 desks and
book cases
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DISMISSAL is ASKED
OF A DAMAGE SUIT
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN April 2S.-Throueh his attor
ney, James y. Kimbal!, Cashier Ralph f,
Hoag OF the Utah National bankhas fled
a motion in the district court asking the
dismissal OF the action recently brought
against him for damages by Thomas d.
Brown, the guardian ad litcm OF Ezra J.
Wardle. n lad. who is alleged TO have
been injured in q runaway caush by the
automobile of the defendant.
The dismissal OF the action is asked
because d a nonsuit having betn previ-
ously granted the defendant in The same
the DEFENDANT obtained a judgment
against the plaintiff for $50 psts, At
the SAM time Of the filing OF the motion
TO dismiss. the attorney for the defendant
filed ,emurrcr TO the complaint because
of two causes Of action having been i'm
properly joined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
ANOTHER GREAT MARATHON RACE.

Since the Marathon struck this country the public has been
isanoher
however that interests the public thousand times more and
health " in be referred hand
for the race with
liver weak and cogged bowels badly
Handicapped call particular attention to Hos
tetiers specific remedy ailments of
these and has established reputation health
of this remedy able to take the lead the
today for Poor Appetite Heartburn D
pepsia Cosvencs Bosncss and Malaria Fever and Ague
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STRONG STORY PUT UP
BY P0CATELLO BOY
Special TO The Tribune.

serted I'm This civ hy his mntber as Taro>-
Ford. the youngstcr found wandering near
the Rio Grande railroad yards yesterday.
told the police. the boy WAS in Ogden
beating his way 10 Salt Lake. The story
he told the police was for the evident pur-
pose OF misleading them and to divert at
tention from himself.
Jailcr Hagbert Anderson today tele-
phoncd the sheriff at Pocatcllo. from
whence the lad came TO this city, and
learned that the youngSter had been
was already being started. The boy is
now at the city Jail, where he is being
held until the arrival of some member OF
10 his home. The lad figured in n similar
runaway several weeks ago, but was
caught al Salt Lake and returned 10 Po-
catcllo.
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Development Congress.
specIaI TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BOISE, Ida, April 2S.-Great prepara-
tions are being made by the Boise dele
CATION for its trip TO Weiser Friday
morning to attend the meeting OF the
Oregon Idaho Development congress-
which meets tb,re that day, The dele
gates from her, will go In n PIllmnn
car, and a royn time is anticipated by
all who contemplate going. Wclser is
making eXtensiv, preparations 10 enter
tain the delegates to the congress.
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Meals Secopd Trial.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. April 2S.-The second triol
OF H. T.. Neal charged with forgery as
ca eSior Of tho defunCt Capital State bank
will begin noNL Friday morning. TIL"
charge on which he will he tried this
Swain TO a note for $4,000.
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Contempt Order Issued
Specih to The Tribune.

SpociI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2S.-Upon an affidavit
subn,tted by Mrs. Rosina M4e today.
DistJct Judge Howell ordered Thomas
Lee o appear before him and slow cause
why lie should not be adjudgcd in con-
tempt OF court for violating an order OF
the court, made in June. 19t!. Mrs.
Mob affirms that. contrary TO the order
OF he court Ice has in the past two
or hrec days interfcred with der prop
crit by cutting away a fence and leav-
ing gaps through which stock has tres
naScd upon hcr lands.
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Baby Passes Away.

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 2S.--The baby born TO
Mrs, V. EnGstrom last week. while cross
ing tic Great Salt Lake on the South
crn Pacific railroad, died at the Ogden
general hospital last night and Was buried
today at 3 o'clock. The mother is still
at the hospital and is reported TO be inn
proving. She was on her way 10 her
homo near Idaho Falls when the little one
WIS born.
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Licenses to Wed,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April i2s.-Licenscs to marry
were issued by tile county clerk today to
the following: Howard 5. Wilson and
Ethel f. Ririe. both OF Ogden: Jona than
K. Puenhe. ST. Charles, Ida, and Ellen
Bulge, Paris. Ida; John II. Cook. Ogden:
erick BAKER North Ogden. and Della
IIickenlooIrr. Pleasant View.
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April Has Been Dry.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, ATril 2S.--It is announcsd
from the weather bureau hero that this
has been the dri,st April seen In this
the opponents OF local option hero have
been mean enough to intimate that the
last session of the legislature was o
blame for the drouth, in that }, wos
local option legislature. The rain o'
today was the frs: that had fnllon in 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

merly a Miss Gatchouse. She is survived
by Mr.. Johnson, Il 5-ycar-old daughter,
1-year-old boy and the infant daugh
ter
Mr.. johnson is one Of the st-known
officers Of the force and is veteran
of the Spanish. American war.
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Judgment for Painting.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2S.--Iu the district court
this afternoon jury awarded w. j.
Tayer a Judgment against Fred Howard
for $40 The suit was brought to re-
cover an amount due for the painting
Of house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
New Wyoming Postmasters.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-Two post.
masters have been appointed in Wyo-
ming-Clark, Bingham county, David
Parker; Rocky River, Albany county,
George kephart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
PIANO RECITAL WILL
BE MOST INTERESTING


SpccIaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 2S--What promises to
DC one OF the most ENJOYABLE musical
events held in Ogden for some time Will
be piano recital. which will be given
by Miss Lorettc Malone at the Sacred
Heart academy at o'clock OF the even
lows.
Peer Gynt Observation-Disclosures. Gricg
(MornnG. Anitra's Dance. Asses
Death, In the Halt of the Noun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglarproof vaults Of tho
Salt Lake Security aud Trust company,
80 I'D Main street 50 90 nnr Ycar
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Scotch poemowin o the wisp. -,

Concert Polonaise ,...,..,.......... Hahn
Friends and patrons OF the Sacred
Heart academy arc cordially Invited to
attend. Miss Malone graduates from the
Conservatory of Music this year.
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Hay Warehouses Bum.

BOHEMIAN. Mont. April 2s.-E'irc OF
ipcendiary origin carly this morning de.
stroycd the large hay warehouses of
the Forresteil & Heilman company and
the Bcncpe- -Bcrgc company. entailing
loss of $500. with practically no insur-
ancc. lndisputablc evidence of inacn-
diarism was found. and reward OF
$500 has been offered for the cuprits.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-09

wHEAT-Two cents higher; contract
grade, April, s1.32a1.3S.
CORN-Steady; April, 7Sa731zc.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 white, natural. bsh
a60c.
BIJTTER-Steady on fine fresh; fair
trade; receipts, 6,901 packages; creamery.
specials, 2Sa2S1sc. (official 2c.); extras, Hs
271hc.; thirds to firsts, Ha26c.; held, com.
mon to special 20a27c.; state dairy, COM
mon to choice. 19a25c.; process, common
to special, 17a23c.; western, factory, 17a
19c.; imitation creamery, zoe.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts 1883 boxes;
state, full cream, special 16a17c.; small,
fancy, 15%c; large, fancy, 15%c.; good to
fine, 15hc.; winter made, best, 141sc.; COM
mon to prime, 13a14hc.; skins, full to spe-
cials, 21Ra12hc.
EGGS = Steady; receipts, 1892 cases;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy
selected, white, 23a24c.: fair to choice,
21ha22c; brown and mixed, fancy, 22a
22I1c; fair to choice, HaH1hc.; western,
firsts. 201ka21c.; storage packed. AkaA1tc.
seconds, 20c
POTATOES-Steady; domestic, old, ir
bulk, per 1870 lbs, $2.5Oa3.12; per bbl. OF
bag, $240a2.S5: European, per 1853 lb. bag
$2.25a250; Bermuda, per bbl, $5a6; sweet
per basket, sl.25a2.
LIVE POULTRY-Unsettla chickens
old roosters, 11a12c.; ducks, 16c.; geese
sa9hc.
DRESSED DPoULTRY-Icede easier; fowls
barrels. per lb, 15a15lHc.; old roosters
12kc.: squads, white. per doz., 81 Sa4. Is
frozen turkeys, No. l. per lb., 23a25c.
broilers, milk fed, fancy, 24a25c.; corn fed
fancy. Ha23c.; roasting chickens, mill
fed, 23a25c.; corn fed, 17a20c.; fowls, No. l
15a1519c.; old roosters, 1212c.; ducks, No l
false; geese; No. 1, 12a14c.; capons, As
&c.
HAY AND STRAW - Quiet; timothy
per hundred, 60aS21ac; shipping, 55a571ec.
clover, mixed, 55a75c.; clover, 5Oa60c.; ry'
straw, $105a1.17h; small bales, 21kc. les
ON low grades
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-09
Gen. Mdse.

Terrell J. Oscar Gen. Mdse.
MANCHESTER.
Atlantic Refining Co. on
PRESTON.
Hacket & Co., E. K. Flour and Feed
TEXAS.
Smith & Son. Dairy Produce
RESTAURANT, EATING HOUSE.
CAFE, &C.
HoNEsDALE.
Costan & Anastasu
BILLIARD, POOL AND ALLEYS.
BERLIN.
Ives. VIM. Four alleys
Wood, VIM. r. -Four alleys
Woods. l.. NJ. One table
HoNEsDALE.
Sharpstein d Bro, j. w. One table
TheoDald, Jonn One table
BROKERS, AGENTS OR FACTORIES.
HAwLEY,
Peoppel, Fred. Real Estate
HoNEsDAJE.
Coleman a Co., Al. Stock
PAUPAC.
Schleupner, John Real Estate
Speilvogel, Herman Real Estate
An appeal will be held at the County Treas
urer's office on Friday, April 30th, 1909 be-
tween the hours Of 8 A. M. and p. M.
c. F. KELLAM,
29w4 Mercantile Appraiser.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-09
AND AppRA1sE-

NLAoolraOAAtUN AND al y, nAtpE
and qualified Appraiser Of Mercan-
tile Taxes for the year 1903, makes the follow
Ing classification and sppraisement OF ven
oers OF mercnanoise' e1c'
---
' aTa1m
Dunn. WIN. eenr .Mdse
Hessler, Geo.
Ives, VIM.
raatu. Judson B. '''A"' Genn Mdse
BUCKINGHAM.
Earle; Farley Il Ii. II. -.
Knapp H. Furniture
layton, tSyf; aaIo joseph oo9fectIqasrs
Lake, Ralph f. Gen1 Muse |
Randall, John r, o No.,
Starlight Dairy Co. Gen'l Mdse |
CANAAN.
Lake Louore LIMP w. Nie"i'
co,,, w CHERRY RIDGE csru Mdse
GoDD, w; -, VIC" """'0
Brown, +; =;
Bonsapms,a1 BoneaF, r.; b: + w Feed
Stlll, HauS,cn9Ineiier' ,eied r. w. Cow, MTSa
CLINTON.
Fitze. MD, Gen'l Mdse
Gummoe, MIS- "m' L. Fesa Sa1y . I TSsa i3up
Nils Harry
T,Neai II f. Cigars
Pika. John o.
n.uAscus
Abraham, G. G. Furniture
Abraham, Al faTm IN rnnI: nInp;
cnntIss,S: cIa5tkIs g F. F. A. ph6noFrsSss Gs%s MSss
Garfield q Rutledge .Genl Mdse
Decker, Mrs; Julia :.
FrOmer, Il. j.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-09
Only $1,000

finely selected golden Oak. The Dresser
has fine 24x20 Oval shaped French bevel
plate mirror. four drawers including
two-drawer top, daintily carved mirror
frame. easy running drawers. Full size
Bed carved to match Dresser. Commode
has splasher back, two cabinets and
large drawer Entire suit we'll con-
structed and beautifully finished. SINH
lar suits always retail from S23.00 to $500
Carefully packed and shipped freight
charges prepaid for Sl9.eO.
For FIVE hundred more designs OF
handsome and well-made Furni-
ture, see our factory-price cata-
logue. Free on request.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-09

LIABILITIES.

Present value of instaments
Death claims and Endowments unadjusted
Qncudng losses for which proofs had been received Decem-
Der 3, l908)
Taxes accrued
Dividends due and deferred premiums
Unpaid accounts not presented,
Reserve policies, Actuaries 40, American 80
Accumuaons held SemTonne payable 1909
subsequently
Funds held for annual dividends payable in 1909 1851
Unassigned ,465 646
Total Liabilities ........'....
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-09

Y MENT. undersigned duly
appointed and qualified Appraiser Of Mercan-
tile Taxes for the year 1903, makes the follow
ing classification and Rppraisement OF ven
ders OF merchandise, etc.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-11

The apple trad continues tn walk
In the clouds. Ths way prices and
the demand TOR the fruit is holding
up is remarkable aud there is not tho
least doubt that the SEASON will wind
up with a grand flourish. Prices are
higher than they we're a week ago.
In fact prices we're much higher
throught the state than they we're
on the dock in New York this week.
On Barclay street dock fine Bald
wins sold up to So. 30, aud Sc was the
top for fancy Greenings, with Spys
bringing $3.50, Spit7enbergs So aud
Kings S.. % to $3.50. All second
grade common storage fruit ranged
from So. % to So So Advices from
states shipping stations are to the
effect that the market Is very strong
and orders are plentiful with the
movement rather active. The fore.
part of the week state shippers
thought they were getting big money
at s. for BnldwiuA at loading station
but this week sales wsre made up to
| 80. 10 which means IS. GO to New York
City. The Packer heard of sale OF
1000 barrels of Bsldwins not excep-
tionally good truit at $3.50 Hs they
lay in the store house in the Lock.
port section. Packer
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-11
ARNOLD & RUPP
DENTISTS
WORK GUARANTEED.
Crown and Bridge Work
a Speciality.
BRoSIUS BUILDING.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR HOOD RIVER COUNTY
In the Matter OF the Estate ,,,.-.,
OF Charles NJ. Busey, deceased |''a'ioh'
To James Busey, Margaret smith, Nancy
Busey, Il. NJ. Wade, s. b. Wade, Ruhama j,
Wade, Mary r.. Boyd, A. /. Wade, Thomas A.
Wade, Ida NJ. Robinson, Lillian Bengei, Lulu
f.. Whitehorn, James +. Busey, John T..
Busey, Hattie Is rIeni. Ethel Busey, Lulu
Decker, Anna Jackson, LEA Shafter, Elvira V.
GOss, Ida A Alter, Ada Carr. Ella Mcbride,
Rebecca f.. Busey Clifford + Busey, Orley
Arden Busey, Maud S. Bowman, Mabel W.
Busey, Clauf W. Busey, Lee VI. Busey. Floy
T.. Medley, Nancy Busey, Floresce Butler, W.
ID. Busey, o. l.. Busey, Mary E. Mcdaniel,
Others unknown, who have or claim TO have
an interest or claim in said estate, greeting:
In the name of the State of oregon, you are
hereby cited and required to appear in the
County Court Of the State of oregon TOR the
County OF Hood River, in the Court room
thereof, at Hood River, on Monday, the 5th
day of April, 1909, at 10 o'clock In the A, NJ. OF
the day, then and there TO show cause II
any exists why an order should not then and
there be made for the sale of the following
described rea! property, situate in the county
OF Hood River, State of Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at point l60 rods north of the
southeast corner of Section % IN Township
North OF Range 10 East OF the Willamette
Meridian; running thence 50 rods and Ga feet
West; thence North 3S rods and IL feet thence
East 2 lu's 10 County Road; thence North 70
feet; thrGrr East "a rods; thence South 40 rods
to point OF beginning, containing 20 acres,
more or less, and the whole thereof at private
sale, tor cash and for the best price obtainable
therefor, for the purpose OF satisfying unpaid
char, eS expenses and claims Of the estate and
holding the Iesld for final distribution.
Witness. the Hon. A. J. Derby, Judge of the
County Court of the Stale uf oregon for the
County of Hood River, with the seal of sand
Cou't affixed, this 2jtb day of January
1903 SEAL
Attest: GEO. ID. CULRERTsOS,
Clerk.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-11

Following are the members of Presi
dent Taft's Cabinet named in order
of the Presidential succession in the
even of the disability of the President
aud Vice President:
Secretary of State--Philande G.
Knox, of Penn ylvsnia
Secretary of the Treasury FranSlir
MacVeagh, Of Chicago.
Secretary of War;. M. Dickinson,
of Tennessee
Attorney General George ". Wick.
ersham, of New York.
Postmaster q eneIa Frank II.
Hitchcock, of Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Navy-Geo. Won l..
Meyer, of Massachusetts,.
Secretary of the lnterior-R. A.
BaIlinger, of Washington.
Secretary of Agriculture-Jas. Will
sou, Of Iowa.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel, of Missouri.