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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-03-06
Av|S0 A LOS ASES0RES

Ell siguiente extracto de los re-
gistros de los procedimientos del
Cuerpo de Igualizaci6n del Estado
es reproducido aquf para la infor-
maci6n y gufa de los Asesores y
Comisionados de Condado.
Ha sido la costumbre en- 10 pa
sado de que ell cuerpo territorial
de Igualizaci6n determine la val
uaci6n sobre ganados, aunque no
ha existido ninguna autoridad Sc
gun la ley para hacerlo asi, y CO.
mo resultado, todos los animales
de cierta clase particular han ST.
do asesados a un valor uniforme,
no importa que tanta diferencia
tenga entire 81. ST ell valor de los
caballos Sc ha fijado en- 500 cada
uno, todos los caballos estan val
uados q este precio, no importa
que los mismos valgan cientos de
pesos 9 quiza millares de pesos
cada uno. Este Cuerpo- en- su
primera junta despues de la or
ganizacion del gobierno del Esta-
do, siguio este NAL ejemplo antes
de que estuviera bien familiariza-
do con las consecuencias de tai
a acci6n, pero intentaba. .solamente
hacer recomendaciones para indi-
car algo en- la naturaleza de una
valuaci6n snfnima. Pero justa-
mente como habfa estado bajo ell
gobierno territorial, los asesores
de todo ell estado entendieron nu-
e stra acci6n, como que guerra de-
cir que un valor definitivo por ca
beza Sc habia fijado sobre todas
las classes de ganado. y procedie-
ron q hacer sus asesamientos de
acuerdo con este, sin ninguna re-
ferencia q sus valores actuales.
El NAL que result6 de este. fue
que ell ganado fue asesado gene
ralmente a un valor de menos de
la mitad de su valor real, y en-
adici6n q este. como la tercera
parte de los animales fueron pu-
estos solamente en- las listas de
tasaciones. Sc vera de este, que
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-03-06
Election Proclamation

|, the undersigned, mayor of the Viii
lage of Estancia, New Mexico, by vir
tue of the authority vested in me, do
hereby give notice and proclaim that
there will be an election held in the
said Village of Estancia, on the 1st day
of April, A. D. 1918, as provided by
law, for the purpose of electing May
or for the term of one year; Village
Clerk for the term of one year; two
Trustees for a term of two years.
The polling place for said election
shall be at the News-Herald Office in
said Village.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand this 9Th day of March,
1918. J. i. STUBBLEFIELD,
Attest: Mayor.
EDW. ROBERTSON. Acting Clerk.
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Aviso los Pagadores de Tasacion

Estancia. N M Febrero 8, de 1913
Ell dptado vitaa los precntos del condado
de Torrance las echas abao menconadas fin de recb
la cedua de propiedad por tasaciones del de 1913
Todas pagadoes de sacon estan supcado de
precntos rendcon personal propieda
la cua satisfaeoria que de mandar por
Precinto Lugar Fecha
l fatigue Casa de Jesus Candelaria Lunes Mario 10
Torreon-Casa de Ross Garca Martes Mario II
Manzano-Ofcina de Doctor Amble, Microbes
Jueves, Mario 1918
II Jaramilo-Casa de Gil Perea Viernes, Mario IA
Punta-Casa de Jose de Jesus Romero Sabado, Mario Is
Cienega- Casa de Gabriel Silva Lunes Mario II
13 Abo-Casa de Donaciano Aragon Martes Mario 18
Is Mountainair- -Ofcna de Chas. L. Burt Microbes
Jueves Marie 1920
8 Wllard-Iorrance County Savings Bank Vernes
Sabado, Mario 1-22
ID Luca-Tienda de E. A. Mattingly Vernes Mario q
9 Palma-Casa de Jesus NJ Abeyta MarIes, Mario 25
IL Encno-Casa de Cesario Montoya Jueves, Mario H
10 Duran-Casa de Ventura Duran Sabado Mario 20
10 Varney Distrito Escuela-Tenda de E. L.
Moulton, Corona Lunes Mario 81
18 Cedarvae- Ofcna de la Esafeta Martes, Abril l
II Pnos Wels-Ofcna de la Esafeta Microbes Abril 2
II Progresso Ofcina de la Estafeta Jueves Abrl3
Moriarty-Casa de Joe Davis Microbes, Abril 2
16 Mcintosh h-Tienda de White & Laws Jueves, Abril
7 Estanca-A la Casa de Corte Marie Abril
Seccion 403 de las Leye Copadas de 1897 lee sgue
Isl alguna persona suea tasacon fatae rendir sa
verdadera de propedad equerdo las
hara sta de proprledad de tai
vauacon de conformdad meier information
pueda obteney tai estaa sueta adcon
asesada veine cinco cento de la msma
asesada coectada de las de tai
Todos duenos de propredad aen de haca cedas
primer da de Mario primer da de Mayo de cada
conceddos la exencon de $4,000 proveda ey
reorno de preredad cuando
precnto halara ganancoso Vd. al
ayudara ell ASSESSOR en- la trabajo de su ofcina.
Muy respetuosamene
ANTONIO SALAzAR,
ASSESSOR del Condado de Torrance
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS

The following extract from the rec
ord of the proceedings of the State
Board of Equalization is here repro
duced for the information and guidance
of Assessors and County Commission
ers.
1t has been the custom in the past
for the territorial board of equalization
to fix valuations on live. stock, al
though no authority of law existed for
80 doing, and as result all3animals of
any particular class have beg assessed
at one uniform value, no matter how
greatly they may vary. If horses were
fixed at value of $40 each, all the
horses were SO assessed, no matter
though they might be worthsmany hun
dreds or even thousands of dollars each.
This board at its first meeting after
the organization of the state govern
ment followed this bad example before
it had become fully acquainted with the
consequences of such action, but itsigs
tended merely to make recommenda-
tions to Indicate something in the ma
ture of a minimum valuation. But
lust as it had been under the territori-
al government, the assessors through
out the state construed our action to
mean that definite value per head
was fixed upon all kinds of livestock,
and they proceeded to make their as
sessments accordingly without any ref
erence to actual values. AS a result
ing evil, livestock was assessed gener-
ally at an average of less than one-half
of its real value, and in addition to
this about one third only of the animals
in number were put on the tax rolls.
1t will be seen that there was thus as
sessed not more than one-fifth as much
as the law required for the assessment
of such property.
We therefore decline to give any fig
ures whatever as basis of assessment
of cattle or other property. and epJoin
upon the assessors their duty to assess
ali property at its actual cash value, as
we have attempted to do with the cor
porate property specially committed to
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K,
WHATS HERE!

The State Board of Assessors
propose to have property assessed
at actual value, and they have
led off with an assessment of
corporations that looks like it
might be in that neighborhood,
Following is the valuations
placed by the State Board on
corporate property in this coun-
ty:
N M. C. Railroad. $4,000 per
mile, 1890 miles, $601, 200.
E. P. & R. l., 26.86 miles, $36.
600 per mile, 1856, $50.
Eastern R'y of N. M, 73.74
miles, $45,OOO per mile, $s,318,
300.
Duran roundhouse $25,00O.
Pullman Car Co., $21, 1908.
Western Union Tel. Co. ,149,
80 miles; valued at 1925 per
mile for one pole line and one
wire; additional wires to be add
ed.
Estancia Telephone Co., III
miles, $50 per mile, $3.50.
Wells Fargo Express. $107.
Estancia Savings Bank, $19.
0s9.
Torrance County Savings Bank
$16,039.
Estimating the telegraph lines
rs one wire would make that
property 1886
This would make total of
corporate property of SIS, ,Oe5. .74O.
If other property in the icoun-
ty is assessed on the same basis,
the valuation of the bounty
would run up to seven or eight
millions, and the rate of levy re-
quired for all purposes would
fall below one per cent.
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our determination. As we understand
the assessors and county commissioners
have pledged themselves to adapt their
assessments to the standard which may
be fixed by this board, and as already
stated, we have attempted to make
our assessments at actual cash value to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
We confidently expect that the assess
ors will adapt themselves to the new
order of things and make their assess
ments in accordance with law for the
full value of property to the best of
their judgment. Failure to do so may
subject them and the county commits
sioners to great amount of otherwise
unnecessary labor in the rewriting of
tax rolls, as it will be the duty of this
board to use all the power which it may
have under the law to see that the as
sessment of property is correctly made
in every county in the state.
We have been informed that in the
past assessors have usually accepted
the valuations fixed by the, taxpayers
in the returns made with but lietle ex-
ception, and in cases where returns are
not made, have frequently copied the
previous year without any investiga-
ton. 1t is the duty of an assessor to
himself thoroughly with every
piece of property of which he is to
make assessment and to keep himself
q cquainted with the changing condi-
lions of all such property and to act
upon his own judgment in fixing the
value. The tax rolls disclose the fact
hat the assessments of real estate are
cry generally SO defective that tax
'ales could not be upheld. Real estate
'hould be assessed with such descrip-
lion as would be sufficient in convey
lnce to pass title to the property, and
10 return should be accepted which
loes not SO describe the property.
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the 1913
rendition which will
factory by mailing the Office.
Precinct Place Date
Tajque-House of Jesus Candearia Monday, March 10
of Ross Garcia Tuesday,
Manzano-Ofe DrAmble Wednesday Thursday,
Jaramilo-House of Gil Perea Friday
of de Romero Saturday,
-House,of Gabriel Silva Monday,
Abo-Store Donaciano Tuesday,
of Chas L. Wednesday and Thursday
Savings Friday Saturday,
Luca-Store of E.. A. Maingly Friday,
Pama-House of Jesus M. Abeyta Tuesday,
Encino-House of Cesario Montoya Thursday
an-Store of Ventura Duran Saturday,
District of Mouon
IS Cedarvale-Postohce Tuesday, April 1
Wells -Posofce Wednesday,"
Posofce Thursday
Morary-House of Joe Davis Wednesday"
McIntosh-otore of White & Laws Thursday
Esancia-Cout House and April
Sec of as
person liable
by the preceding three
of the value according
shall be liable
which
the
March
exemption of 5000 90 allowed by law.
The return with the when
in
respectfully
ANTONIO SALAZAR,
Assessor Torrance County
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no mas que como una quinta par.
te de 10 que la ley requeria para
ell asesamiento de dicha propie-
dad.
Por consiguiente, nosotros de-
clinamos dar ningunos calculos
como base para ell asesamiento de
ganado Il otra propiedad, y deja-
mos sobre los asesores ell deber de
asesar toda la propriedad en- su
valor actual por dinero efectivo,
como 10 hemos intentado haeer
con la propiedad corporada espe-
cialmente sometida a nuestra de-
termination. Segun nosotros
comprendemos, los asesores y
comisionados de condados Sc han
obligado asf mismos 4 adoptar sus
asesamientos al valor determina-
do que pueda ser fijado por este
cuerpo, y segun 10 hemos expli-
cado, hemos procurado hacer nu-
estros asesamientos al valor actu-
al en- effective & 10 mejor de nu-
estro conocimiento y habilidad.
Esperamos confiados que los
asesores Sc adaptaran asi mis-
mos al nuevo orden de cosas y |
haran sus asesamientos de acu-
erdo con la,ley por ell valor COM
pleto de la propiedad a 10 mejor
de su conocimiento. 81 no 10 ha-
cen asf estaran sujetos, tanto
ellos como los eomisionados de
condado, a una gran cantidad de
trabajo innecesario, al volver a
escribir las listas, pues sera ell
deber de este cuerpo hacer uso
de todo su poder conforme la ley,
para hacer que ell asesamiento de
toda la propiedad sea hecha cor
reetamente en- cada condado en-
ii estado.
Hemos sido informados que en-
10 pasado los asesores han acep-
;ado usualmente las valuaciones
ijadas por los pagadores de ta-
,aciones en- los retornos hechos
con muy pequefias excepciones.
, en- los casos donde los retornos
10 han sido hechos, han copiado
recuentemente ell asesamiento
lei ailo anterior sin mas investi
Eaci6n. Es ell deber del ASSESSOR
lie familiarizarse personalmente
lie un modo complete con cada
,ieza 8 parte de la propiedad de
a cual tiene que hacer un asesa-
niento y de mantenerse bien fa-
niliarizado con las condolences
Iue siempre estan cambiando, de
oda la propiedad Y obrar sobre
u propio juicio para fijar ell valor.
Las listas de tasaciones descu-
,ren ell hecho de que los asesa
nientos de propiedad raix son
tan defectuosos
ue las ventas por tasaciones no
e pueden llevar a cabo. La pro-
'iedad raiz debe ser asesada con
ales descripciones como sean
para permitir expedir
IN tftulo sobre la propiedad, y
,ingun retorno deberfa ser acep-
ado, ell cual no describe bien la
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Notice to Taxpayers

Estancia M. February 8.
his deputy will visit the several precincts
the dates stated below for the of receiving the
for the 1918.
requested the
point rendition of their which will
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I SAFE lssued Out {

2D0Ve ent'tle0 court In the aDuVe
entitled action to me directed and
dated the 18th day of July. A. D..
1918, in favor of j. S. Buxton and
against D. c. and r. Henry for the
sum of 1888. 80 with interest there
on at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum from the Sd day of Febru-
ary. A. D.. 1918. and a further sum
of $4,000 attorneys fees, and cost
of this writ commanding me to sell
the following decribed real proper
y situate in Lincoln county, Ore
gon, as follows. towit:
The SW4 of the SE4 of Section
27 and the WI of the NE4 of Sec
tion "a, all in Township 8 south of
Range II west of The Willamette
Al 4
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mother and

last Friday.
There is a goodly number of our
people getting ready to go hop
picking.
Mr. Moss came home from New
port last Thursday, where he has
been working all Summer.
Virgil Loudcn and wife are verv
busy cutting their Winters wood.
Frauk Willoughby and Clifford
Hunt have gone tv Southern Ore
gon. They are looking for good
stock ranch.
Charley Damon Of Upper va
quina was bailine hay for W. F.
Wakefield last Monday.
tThere will be a district Sunday
school convention held at Eddyville
August goth. Come and helm to
organize so that we can do more
AMI better work. There will be
some coed papers read On good.
interesting topics. Bring baskets
as there will be a basket dinner.
The meeting will begin at ten
o'clock and continue until four p.
m. Everybody invited. so come
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rnOyer and

lem came through in an auto last
week and are camped at the Yachats.
Inspector H. G. Duran of the
Postal Service was inspecting the
Offices in this end of the county last
week, returning to Newport Satur-
day.
W. E. Wann of Salem came down
on the Mirene the 18th for short
visit.
Deputy Collector H. Schellberg
of the internal revenue department
came down with the Mirene.
Roy Mcmillan who for number
of years has been employed in the
store of Walker & Lebuw. has
moved to homestead up the A!sea
river. Quite number Of others
in this place have also taken advar-
tage Of the change of policy cf the
Administration toward settlers in
the forest reserve. All Land now
suitable for agriculture will be
thrown open to settlement as soon
as surveys can be made.
Ona
Mrs. N. E. Parthemer and son of
Newport and Mr.. and Mrs. Hulin
of Roseburg were visitors at the
Commons ranch Thursday, return
ing to Newport Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson. who live
near Toledo. and their son in law
and family from Colorado camped
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NUMBER 27
llered each
Editors
Billy Graham went to Kings
Valley Tuesday noon to purchase
horses to be used in his new livery
stable. He will drive one home.
Mrs. John McCluskey went to
Yaouina Saturday evening for a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Litch-
fled. She returned home Tuesday.
Next Sunday Philomath and ST.
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ening Kit

oilc lHioo CGuiIIe lNOnaS were
guests at the home of Miss Florence
wilson.
A number of the young people of
our neighborhood went to Wald-
port Saturday evening. returning
Sunday.
L. w. Moody of Portland is with
us again. He finds no place like
Tidewater for an outing.
Mrs. Q. Thissel is quite sick.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs G Stauder
of Waldport were called to the
bedside of their daughter. Mrs.
Thissel. She is no better.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wilk-
inson of Corvallis drove in to spend
few days with old friends and
acouaintances here.
Several auto parties and a num-
Der of other pleasure seekers
passed through here on their way
tN <k1
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: ' week by (
ID. sherwood visited the Davis
ranch this week.
!, Merchants Hall. Wednesday even-
ing, the 10th, gave an informal
party in honor of their cousin Miss.
Edith Hall. A most enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
Tidewater
A little rain in our locality
has laid the dust and wet some late
oat hay.
Saturday. the 10th, Miss Anna
Pierce returned to Newport after a
weeks stay here.
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Total, 1887. o3
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ...... 10000 90
Surplus fund. d................ 1000 90
Undivided profits. less expenses
and taxes paid 352.33
Due to banks and bankers. 49,. 2,3939
individual deposits subject to
check 1872, 26S. 90
Demand certificates of deposit 2,65S 60
Certified checks. .....
Cashiers checks outstanding.
Time certificates of deposit I2,7o3.55
Total, I6I,377.o3
STATE OF OREGON
r Y Z
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M$|EIzj$A|E,,, |E A
j. s. AKIN
MINISTER PRAISES
THIS LAXATIVE.
Rev. H. Stubenvoll of Allison,
Ia. in praising DR.. Kings New Life
Pill; for constipation. writes:-
"Dr. Kings New Life Pills are
such perfect pills no home should
be without them" No better re-
gulator for the liver sand bowels.
Every pill guaranteed. Try them.
Price Csc. at Toledo Drug Co.
SHERIFFS' SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State
If Oregon for the county of Lin
coin.
j. S. Buxton. plaintiff.
d. e.. and R. Henry. defendants.
BY virtue cf an execution and
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IIcN
We had nice little shower of
rain last week which the gardens
were greatly in need of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Randall and
children came in from the Valley
last week for visit with home
folks.
After an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. w. r. Moore, and
family. Mrs. Anna Ellenburg re-
turned to her home in Southern
Oregon Monday. Mrs. Moore
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VOLUME 81
COU
Waldport
DR.. Walter c. Belt of Portland
has been visiting at Waldport and
the Yachats.
A Party consisting j. H. Harris
and sons of Corvallis and DR.. Han
ford have been enjoying the fishing
at Tidewater and the Yachats.
Some heavy blasting has been
done on the Cape road this week
and a large number of beautiful
agates have been uncovered.
DR.. M. v. Leeper and party c.
Joyed trip to the Ten Mile
country last week.
The Arrow was in for short
c{ov tho tctb
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Ed Earnest. lumber for road dist
1. $4,000
John Ebbe. payment on work in
road dist No. 6, 395.00
Fl. S. Porter. ct al, work in road
list l3. $3.50
Lee Renfor. work in road dist 6,
5.75
M. Wygant, ct al, surveying
South Btaoh>sand spit. 1880
Gardner & Peterson. mdse for
county. 2G.!7
Claus Ludemann. per diem and
Mileage as commissioner. 24.00
W. F. Wakefield, same. 1850
Hilda Maninen. widow. granted
a pension of S25 90 per month
The contact Of Andrew Bristlin
for Bear Creek road accepted and
signed by the court.
The Bondsmen of Payne & Reed
for building county Jail, were ex-
onerated. and contractors relieved.
7. M. McClintock was appointed
Justice of the peace for Kernville
precinct.
Whereupon the Court adjourned.
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l. LINCOLN COUN
Commissioners
Court
The following is a synopsis of
the special August term of Com
missio ners' Court:
Gardner Bros. bal due on bridge
contract in road dist II, $500
Frank Beauchamp. ct al. work on
Big Creek road survey. IA 25
z. M. Derrick. ct al. surveying in
read dist n. 1900
Toledo Light Co. lights for court
house, 1.90
H. Lutey. ct al. work in road dist
8. $126.2 allowed, 104.50
j H. Sugg, ct al, work road dist
9, $500
Warnock & Hughes, mdse for
VIM. Bliss. 1000
B. T. Beesley. setting grade stakes
on Big Creek road, 1900
j. Soesbe. work on Big Creek
road survey. 6.75
L. Hockett. same. 6.75
City of Toledo. water for court
house for July. 600
DR.. R. C. Fields, claim of S72.59
not allowed.
Kang User Bros. lumber for road
dist II. 6.35
Gardner Bros. lumber for West
road trestle, 1890
Ralph Hamar, ct al. for work in
road dist Is. claim $702.a0. 1850
allowed. balance to be allowed on
| o11l -
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"StS CbJoyC0 Wy oii thS JUNK
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Selby end
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Lontko-
wsky were at Seal, Rocks Sunday.
A. w. and W. C. Weber are busy
clearing piece of land at the Sell
by ranch.
L. M. Commons and son. Fred,
are milking their cows on the
Jones place at South Beaver for "a
few weeks.
Sam Hill was in Yaquina Sunday.
>s~><
Little Elk
We have had fine weather for
harvest and most all the farmers in
this vicinity are done having and
threshing. Both hsy and grain
were better than was expected.
Mrs Dwinell Of Dayton is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. W. F. Wake
field. this week.
DR.. Griff of Portland has been
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A61 ms u B]lyeu
FIRE WARDENS.
The following is list of the
lire Wardens who have heen an
Wanted in Lincoln county during
the present season:
State Fire Warden. Carl M. Gray
Ssn, Rose Lodge.
Federal Patrolmen. George He'd
xes. Sa ADO. Ben Hunt. Eddyyille;
3sm Kimmel. Falls CITY; W.. II.
Alexander, Siletz.
Forest service employees appointed
n. State Fire Wardens. Pleas Deak-
ns. Rose Lodge; Otis Cheney, M.
). Durbin. Guy E. Lewis, Fred
Ss,ake, John ]. Strake. Waldorf;
.sEnes j. Wolf, Oscar c. Wolf.
tsean View.
Supervising Fire Warden, Ted |
XsElwain.
Eay Plank went to Portland |
Wednesday morning.
Oscar Peterson, the Newport |
itFnSer dealer. was in the city
E5esday.
Clarence Ofstedahl was an AL
5suy visitor the first of the week,
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&UIIUI1T NDuUTTTU %E0UKT.

TOLEDO. LINCOLN Cl
NTY NE
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UNITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AU,
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education at the Government school
at Siletz. after which he graduated
at Chemawa Indian school and at
Carlisle. For many years he played
n the Carlisle Indian band in many /
parts of the United States. He is
an honor to his race. an accom-
,lished musician and a good citizen.
His father. Depoe Charley. now de-
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