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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
NEW TIME CARD.
Great Western Improves Service to
Des Moines.

Effective Aug. 90, Great Western No.
50 will leave Marshalltown at 6:15 p.
M, and arrive Des Moines SIS p. m.
This train thereafter will carry cafe
parlor car in addition to coach equip
ment. Other trains for Des Moines
leave Marshalltown $40 a. m. 9:1S p.
m and 10000 a. M. arriving Des
Moines 1920 a. M. 11:15 p. M. and
1910 noon For full information ask
II. II. Lavine ticket agent, G. G. W.
depot, Marshalltown. Phone $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
KIRK TO SIMPSON,.

Former Marshal!town Boy to Become
Coach of Methodist School.
Word to the Times Republican from
Iowa City announces that Archie r.
Kirk formerly of this city. has been
elected coach of the Simpson College
football team at Indiauola.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27

pared with 70 and -, the range
Wednesday, and u and "a. the ex-
tremes a year ago Thursday. At Z
o'clock this morning the temperature
was so, eleven degrees cooler than at
the same hour Thursday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
LamoiIIe Church Services.

Rev William Hardcastle, of Iowa
Falls, general missionary for the Con-
gregational church in Iowa, will preach
both morning and evening at the Con-
gregational church at Lamoille Sun
day. There will also be special music
by a male quartet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
To the Public.

I will not be responsible for any
debts made after this date by our son
Edwin Plander Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Plander.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27

Cedar Rapids 70 10 . U U II
MarshalltoWn ~ 00110010 X-9
Base on balls-Of Herbert, /. Struck
out-By Berger, 6; by Richardson, s..
Wild pitch-Berger Passed ball
Hoffman. Balk-Herbert. Two base
hits-Durham. Richardson. Earned
observation-disclosures, .. Sacrifice hits
Murphy. T. Ryan CO.. Stolen base
Coyle Umpire-Shaffer. Time Of
game-1:45.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
Auction Sale.

Auction sale Saturday afternoon,
o'clock. at Hurd's restaurant and bak-
cry Two cash registers, show cases
cigars, twenty-one small tables, eighty
Ave chairs, writing desk, hall trees, two
refrigerators, two combination steam
tables counters, dishes, 300 cans fruit.
$50 pounds baking powder and all
bakery ami restaurant fixtures. A. H.
f. Matthews. trustee for certain cred
itors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
No&iea-

All residents OF Marietta township
who have not cut weeds along public
highways are notified to do so imme-
diately. BY order township trustees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27

Trimmed hats. 90 cents. One Cent
to 95 Cent Variety Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27

Games Saturday and Sunday.
MuScatine at Marshalltown.
Clinton a. Mason City.
Burlington at Waterloo.
Keokuk at Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27

Local Weather Record.
Sixty seven and IS were the ex-
tremes of temperature Thursday. COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27
STANDING OF CLUBS
Results Thursday,

Results Thursday.
At Marshalltown-Nfar 9,
Cedar Rapids 1.
At Mason City-Waterloo 3, Mason
City 3.
At Clinton-Clinton 6, Burlington 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Muscatine
?.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-27

havsrhiIi News.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Determan are
parents of sun born Friday. Mr.. and
The evening world., 1915-02-19

EXPERTS MAY NOT
GE[THE|R WAGES
Board of Education Wants
City to Solve Pay Puzzle
of Efficiency Men.

The two "eficiency experts." Dean
Herman Schneider OF the College Of
Engineering OF Cincinnati and william
Writ. superintendent OF Schools OF
Gary, ILL.,. who have been engaged by
tho Mitchell administration at $1,000
. week each to demonstrate to the
local natives the possibilities OF intro
ducing the cooperative system Of In
dustrial education" may not cash
their modest pay warrants here aftsr
all.
Corporation Counsel Frank Lyon
Polk to-day received q request from
President Churchill OF the Board of
Education for an opinion a. to the
legality Of the Schneider and Writ
salaries. In his letter Mr.. Churchill
does not advance any contentious. He
wants to know II the Board OF Edu.
cation has the right TO Authoriss 20
large an expenditure Of money Oso..
900. for each Of the experts was TO
receive $4,000 for ten weeks work).
and intimates that the Board Of Ed.
ucation would appreciate an early ~.
ply.
The whole question 10 whether the
city has . right to commit itself to .
contrAct entered into by the Board Of
Education.
Dean Schneider and supt. Writ
are sick and tired Of all the criticism
hurled at them. say their friends.
sK this campaign Of criticism
keeps up" said one. they win throw
up their one weck-a-month Jobs and
never como hero again. Then you'll
be sorry because you'll never be able
| TO fiji their places.
The evening world., 1915-02-19
Sex BOY BEATEN
IuNT|LHEDROPPED,
'DlOcTORcHAReGES
Says Keeper Broke Three
.slsticks on Victim, Reform
atory Physician Testifies.
FORCED TO JOIN MARCH
Mss Davis and Accused Over
$seer's Adherents Have
III Another Tiff.
FOR CED TO JOIN MARCH

~ How Louis Levine. an inmate Of the
0asts Island Boys Reformatory. in
~ advanced stnges Of tuberculosis
end suffering from weak heart. was
forpad TO march long distances white
Askseper broke three sticks prodding
s9d beating him to make him keep
hSpace OF the healthier boys. was de-
scribed by DR.. Maurice Levy, resident
physician, at the trial Of Overseer
Martin J. Moore Of the institution be-
fore Correction Commissioner Davis
to-day.
: - Overseer Moore Is charged with
gross misconduct and insubordina ton
In once, and specifically with the
failure to report the alleged beating
u young Levine by Keeper Frank
Mcconnell. Dec. II.
Tho chief witness against Moore
wss DR.. Levy. who swore 1t was noe.
essary for him to administer oxygen
T. save the life Of Levine. DR.. Levy
repeated the story Of the beating
which. he testified. was told him by
the Levine boy while he lay between
ING and death In the hospital.
Another tiff between Miss Davis
and the representatives Of Moore, al
Nmoat as violent as that of yesterday.
took place to-day before the trial
opened. Because Of stories that the
charges against the Overseer were a
'frame-up." Miss Davis insisted that
. jury Of three impartial persons
should hear the case.
Robert w. Belcher. secretary Of the
Civil Service Commission. and o. +.
Lewis, Secretary Of the Prison Asso-
ctetion. were the only two on hand
when the trial began. DR.. c. r. Nc
Kama, the third juror, named BY
Moore, refused to serve, asserting
beth Lewis and Belcher represented
the interests Of the prosecution.
Ihs Levine boys physical condi-
ton was 30 poor that had given him
asoArd sxempting him from the daily
dr01s and long marches, which often
o4v0god two miles.
After the beating the boy gasped
Oh. his story TO me In the hospital.
ne told me that on the day before
~, Moore had excused him from, the
he had bssn hustled into line. He
so he complained to Keeper McCon.
81 told Mcconnell ia drop In my
t1oelD unless could rest DR.. Levy
svors the boy told him, but no kept
prodAing and beating me with stick.
H broke three sticks on mo before
nj dissy and dropped"
0!.yLsvy testifed that an exam
iqAs1ep Of tevine's body showed many
11loolorattons and marks. but there
we no decorations or signs Of blood
MIG intilhated the heavy winter under
0or0ents worn BY the inmates might
keyu prevented this.
81 SSported the case 70 Ovefsser
A46sA both In writing and In person. 4"
- witness added. II know he got
NJ written report, because saw II on
hi Aoek."
OVerpeer Moore was unable to re-
uoht1r ever receiving . written or
a. from Commissioner Davis calling
t. o written report TO b submitted
t0,hof "a Ill Gases of Corporal punish.
sSHot A the institution.
The evening world., 1915-02-19

been there many times when ! did
not sec him. All can say IL that ]
havo gone many times to his offioe
when he wasn't there.
Q. What time was thtsf A. At II
o'clock or 11.30.
When Commissioner Maltbie was
asked about tho committee Of the
whole" meetings. he replied:
The trouble with the secret oon-
ferences was that many times didn't
know what action had been taken on
matters until they appeared In the
regular calendar. This put me In the
position Of voting on important mat
ters without having any real light on
the subject Of being recorded present
but not voting"
Assemblyman McQulstion - Your
formal meetings were many times
merely meetings In compliance with
the law. were they not? A. Your as
sumption 10 substantially correct.
Commissioner Maitbie told the COM
mittee that within the next six
months all the plans and specifica-
lions for the entire dual subway sys-
tenn would be completed. This, he
said, he had learned since tho session
OF yesterday from the commissioner
Senator Foley-what do you think
OF making the Public Service Commits
sion an elective body. chosen by tho
people?
Commissioner Maitbie-I prefer an
appointed body.
Senator Foley--Do you think that
election would bring politics into the
Commission?
Mr.. Maltbie--Not moro than has
been.
Mr.. Maltbie gave the Committee n
number Of figures comparing the now
subway car the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit will employ with the car
now used In the subways. He said:
THE new II. X. T. car will seat s0
passengers and provide for 1872
standees as compared with IS seats
and 1875 standees inthe present subway
car.
"The b. X. T. car Is 10 feet larger
and train Of eight Of these cars ID
longer than the present Interborough
ten car train.
The new cars have no end doors.
but are provided with three side doors,
one In the centre. the other two to-
ward the ends OF the car.
THE cars can be loaded and I'M
loaded more rapidly than the subway
cars"
The evening world., 1915-02-19
MALTb|E IGNORED
BYCOL[EAGUESIN
SECRET MEETINGS
Says COMMITTEE of Three
Would Hold Conferences
Without Him.

The testimony which Public Service
Commissioner Milo II. Maltbie gave
to-day before the Legislative Com
mittee which In investigating the
Public Service Commission, showed
that during the last four or I'VE
months Chairman Mccall and Com
missioners Williams and Wood Cthe
Committee Of Three" Col. Hayward,
the Committees counsel, designated
themD had held numerous confer
ences on transit matters Of which no,
the oldest member Of the Commission
had not been notified. These confer
ences, he stated. had usually been
held In Chairman McCail's room.
Col. Hayward-Would Commission
or Cram have attended these meet
ings, do you think7 He called them
star chamber proceedings" you
know.
Mr.. Maltbie-I imag ine he would
have called them star chamber pro-
ceedinss raised to the nth degree"
Q. What particular matters were
usually considered at those confer
ences? A. Rapid transit matters
having to do with construction con-
tracts. and applications from either
the Il. II. T. or the PETERBOROUGH for
notifications under the terms OF the
dual contract.
@. How many hours a day would
you say Commissioner Cram has put
in Mt the offices since he has been a
Commissioner? A. I can't say as to
that.
Chairman Thompson-If you can't
figure It out in hours you can give II
In minutes. Uaughter)
Commissioner Maitbie here ap-
pealod to the Chair to be relieved
from answering. but the Chair d.
rected him to answer.
Mr.. Maitbie-Mr. Cram might have
The evening world., 1915-02-19

"For example, many New York
mon and women are tee stout
Ordinary dancing will not hslp
them. for u AFFECTS only the mus
elss from the knees down. But
beauty dancing will take on from
fiftssn 10 twenty peuWds In .
month, because u calls the whole
body into play. A few minutes
practice daily will. prevent che
surplus flesh from aseumuIatiNe
again.. And reducing by thls
usthsd dsmands no special diet.
LOSES FoRrV.FivE POUNDS ~
OEAUTV DANCING.
when I brought out beauty dane
ing at tho Rue dc IL Pompe' in Paris
I. weighed 2i6 pounds" added Mr..
Dele. who 10 probably six feet tall.
snow I am down to ITO pounds. and
inasmuch a. rye Just passed . life
insurance examination for q policy of
$4,000 there can't DO much the mat
ter with me-"
And then Mr.. Dele and Miss Ade-
laide N. Taylor gave an exhibition Of
beauty dancing.
First Of all. the dancer takes certain
exercises In standing position which
render deep breathing necessary and
are an aid to the grace and poiss. In
the initial exercise the arms are
rounded waist high. then stretched
straight out with the palms down.
then brought above the head-an this
during inhalation. With exhaiation
the arms are brought down to the
sides.
In the second exercise the body ID
bent forward, the arms on . line with
the knees. the right foot thrust be-
hind the left and the chin out. In the
third standing posture the body ID
swayed to one side, bending at the
waist. while the right arm IL cncirclsd
over the head and the left arm ID
thrust straight out.
In the first movement Of the
The evening world., 1915-02-19
ESTIMATE BOARD LOSES
HeHT TO CONTROL JOBS
RDeolutions Providing for Super.
vision by It Of All City Appoint
y ments Are Side-Tracked.

An attempt In the Board Of Esti-
naees to control all appointments to
vAcAnt positions In city and county
departments during the coming year
we frustrated at to-day's meeting
AesouSh Presidents Pounds Of Brook
Ign and Aathewson Of the Bronx led
the fight against the plan and sue.
uafttse. where It win likely die. II
the Board Of Estimate had succeeded
II passing the resolutions for which
Mayor Mitchell. Aldermanic Presiden,
AcAusny and Comptroller Premier
Dast' were the sponsors. not q de-
8Artmspt head. elective or appointive
u4uid have filled vacancy In his
APARTMENT without tho approval OF
thn Board OF Estimate.
The evening world., 1915-02-19
Woman's Most Precious
Treaswe-a Beauthul Skin

The charm that comss with Q fresh
clear complexion and with smooth, cor
white hands can be easily acquired and
90 easily kept BY the daily use Of
vElo0EN.
Apply u freely twice . day, wIplnc
away with . soft cloth Whist the skin
does not need. II eisarsss the pores
removes uneI0htiy blaekheads, banlshe.
oIowina fiovvsrliks transparency ane
beauty Of skin that characterize {
wholesome child. vetooEN contains
absolutely no grsass-so you need Wo'
fear stains and spots. u does not st'nu'
'ate hair.
An druggists sell u. 2se Q tubs.-Advt
The evening world., 1915-02-19
Circus Rider Tries to Die,

A woman. who said she was Gladys
Mills. thirty-nve. OF No. az Van Note
street. Railway. N. j.. a former circus
rider. walked into the Northern Dis
pensary. Christopher street and V.-aver-
y place to-day. and said she had taken
bi-chloride OF mercury After emersen.
oy treatment had been resorted TO she
was taken to st. Vincents Hospitai
. prisoner, charged with having az.
The evening world., 1915-02-19
WORSE THAN Jesse JAMES.
ss spss~ asves ssies-rs M q
Twenty Years - ssss ssss. So

Jacob simnons. twenty-four. former
~ living At No SO westcheeser Ave-
nue.. was. sentenced to-day to twsbty
years In Sing Sing BY Judge Gibbs N
the Bronx for robbery. Simmons. with
three other men. stood up Lester ,f'nn.
lips. owner OF q movie theatre At No
iiu Prospect Avenue on the night oil
last Dec. - and relieved him Of a dia.
mond sticspin veiusd At $50, .They tooa
Sao from three o. Phiiiips's sriends. who
slmmons has served . term IN Eiunira.
n esnssnein1 simmons Judge 0ib6s
tod him that he was worse than Jssss
The evening world., 1915-02-19

bv sas this aftsrnsos. lllsa,s os1no
forsy-nvs. = heusswortsr. tsss1 - -.
from the window Of her hsuss 81 -
nth floor Of No. 2is East Fourth Dsro14
She was taken 70 Bellevue iiospeteA 4
prisoner.
The evening world., 1915-02-19

eyes and Q smiling mouth, fer u
10 sure TO induce . happy frame
Of mind. You forget that you're
exercising"
Beauty dancing cannot be done 70
ragtime. but requires tho best class.
ical music. The steps are not DIM.
cult and may be practised at home.
preferably In sunny room with the
windows open. Tho dance proved exc
ceedinSly popular In French society
last season. and both physicians and
society women In Now York have al
ready given It the seal OF their ap.
prevail.
30 come and do the panther's leap
plump brokers and pluinper broker.
esseS!
The evening world., 1915-02-19

role Of beauty culurs? :.
But who introduced ,n,c
New York and 10 demonstrating Carnegie Hail.
Beauty is .or
binstion music
said devotion
uncay the defects II "a snn,v
modification extension the old Greek
harmonus physical growth the abnormal
The evening world., 1915-02-19
DISMISS SUBWAY COMPLAINT


ssth street is Quiet.
The complaint against the Degnon
Construction Company for blasting and
other noises incident TO the work on
the new subway at FIFTY. ninth Street
and Filth Avenue was dismissed this
sYnsrnSSn ey Magistrate Freschi In the
The. work has been. abandonsd. tenn
Rorarily. At least. while the compara.
tive, sAventapsa o. the -ninth
street and etxtieth Stssst. routes Are
The evening world., 1915-02-19
LOSES $4,000 HEART BALM.
Jury Out 10 Hours Fails 60 Agree
n Ryan.MansaelA Case.

IN Ryan-MansaelA Case.
BOSTON. Feb. ia disagreement
was reported By the jury to-day In the
suit Of Miss Elisabeth ~. Ryan Of New
York against Henry X. Mansfield. a
tavern keeper Of Middleton. to recover
$50. 900 for alleged breach Of promise
10 marry. The Jury was out twenty
Ave hOura
The evening world., 1915-02-19

Mrst posture Of the beauty dance
tsoH the lett knee 10 lifted hiuh,
with the left tee pointed strsjoht
Sut' 20 IN the goose STEP" The
t tect gose back 70 the floor,
We RIGHT foot 10 brought to the
Tont, then w. out, forward and
peat with the left foot. The
o:.nre arms are. sxtsndsd on
. stner side shoulder high, end
when two dance Together the
right hand Of one clasps LIGHTLY
the lett hand Of the ether, Thjs
posturc will reduce the ankle, Dc.
veiep the muscle Of the calves.
rcdyes the knee and MI out the
The second posture begins with a
lowering OF the shoulders from right
20 left. followed by dancing steps TO
the left, right, forward and back
ward. while In the third movement
the arms are encircled about the
mead. This dance develops the breath
ins. puts grace into the arms and re-
PANTHER LEAP" THE ONLY
sTRgNUoUs MOVEMENT.
In the third posture, the panther
Leap the right foot Is thrust straight
INTO the air and the dancer lands on
u, bringing the left foot backward.
The movement u repeated. with the
relative positions Of right and left
foot interchanged. and the dance ends
WITH leap Into the air, the legs
crossed and the arms encircled.
"Ths panther lean In meant
especially for rsduclno," oxplsjncd
Mr.. Dole. "snd 10 the only siren
ueus mevenrsNt In the whole
dance series. u develops the
calves, brings In the knee, re.
duess the hips. reduces the waist.
line, Puts the chest into normal
position, reduoss the neck and
fully"
Then. to improve the balance of the
body and the gait. there IA the
'arabesque." Here the dancer poises
on the right foot. with the left foot
straight out, the right arm straight
out and the left arm in q straight
line with the left leg. lie turns on
the right foot. lands on the left and
dips the knee TO the ground. In the
and. upturned. the right arm out and
palm down. The feet are brought to-
gether In position and the arIns are
held In front with palms down. FINAL
ly. knees and bodies are bent back
ward. while the encircied arms are
lifted into the air.
Beauty dancing IL a sure cure for
walking knock-kneed and putting the
weight on the heels--a habit which
means constant humping OF the
spine" observed Mr.. Dele.
There is special costume for
beauty dancers. which Miss Taylor
described.
BEAUTY DANCE COSTUMES ARE
ATTRACTIVE.
1.-THE women wear long. very full,
white tunics. reaching from throat "a
toes" she said. They are girdied
with q cord just below the bosom and
held over the shoulders by straps
The arms are bare, save for one long
piece which falls from the arm pit
and 10 loopcd over the middle finger
On their feet the women wear heel
less ballet slippers.
"The men 0tu wear knickerbock-
AwHAnAta2 q &c. aAnhAa ah~wA -
The evening world., 1915-02-19
By Marguerite Mooers Marshal

Beauty dancing Is New Yorks
Billy Sunday Mitchell It's hhu
and pleasant diversion. but Leon Dele
The evening world., 1915-02-19

Tssss Twice - naa Late.
Foiisd IN her attempt b end her me
The evening world., 1915-02-19

THESE are Few q the things the beauty dance viii
do for you: &c.,.
4. 1t will reduce your weight.
3. Il will improve your neck and arma
3. It will insure yoa better complexion.
Z. It will cure knock knees and heel WALKING
s. 1t will brighten your eyes,
8. 1t win substitute smiling mouth for irownius
brow.
Z. II will give you grace. poise and balance
Isn't Miss Terpsiohore doing pretty we'll IN her nan
The evening world., 1915-02-19
Misses Spring Gowns
Misses Corduroy Sport Coats

Smart slip-on model, In rose tan. Belgian blue or
white, corduroy velvet, convertible collar, patch
pockets novelty ivory buttons lined throughout with
pompadour silk. ~ to 20 years.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon,
Dec. 30th, 1914. Notice is hereby
given that Hugh c. Currin, of Hepp-
ner, Oregon. who, on June 18th,
1911, made Homestead Entry, No.
OS964, for NJ NWh, ny NEA,
SEA NEA Sec. "a, VIZ NWA.
Sec. 35, and SWA SWA, Section 26
Township l South, Range 2S East.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make three-year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before c. c. Patterson.
United States Commissioner, at his
Office at Heppner, Oregon, on the
goth day of February, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Michael Doherty, Arthur P.
Hughes, and Fred Albert, all of Le-
ma, Oregon; and Walter D. Gorder. of
Heppner, Oregon.
F. C. BRAMWELL, Register.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-02-11

We have a fine new Bungalow, a
good barn and two lots In Lents, Ore
gon, valued at $4,000 to trade for
Morrow county land. If interested
come and see us. This property is
not over-priced.
SMEAD & CRAWFORD.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-02-11

2. Tax ............... 10.45
Wiggens, Laura F. lone
| Wills North 40 it. Lot 4
Blk Is, Page 17s, Line 6.
lax ........ ..... .... l,IO
Wilkin, VIM. A. Hardman,
Adams 1st Lots - Blk b,
Page ISL, Line II. Tax 1.50
Wills. P. S. SEA Sec IA
6S 2S, Page 1873, Line 23.
Tax 49,. 49,. ........ 1896
Wright, Anson E. SWA
NWA Sec SIS 25; NEA
Sec IS 25, Page 1856,
Line l. Tax ........ 1856
Young, Asa L. All Sec 16
6S 27; All Sec 16, 6S 2S;
All Sec 16 6S 29, Page 1S9
Line 3. Tax ..... 131.4S
Northwest Timber Co. SEA
Sec 10 6S 2S; SWA Sec
II 6S 2S; NWA Sec IA 6S
49, S1a Sec 6S %; SEA
Sec 2 6S 20; NY Sec 4 6S
30; SWA Sec 6S 20;
SEA Lots 6-7-S, 13, IA,
Is, 16 Sec 6 6S 20; Eh
Sec 7 6S 20; VIZ Sec 8
6S 20; NEA Sec 6S 20;
All except NE a Sec II 6S
30; ShNEA Sec IL 6S
20; NhSWA Sec 13 6S
20; WkWh Sec IA 6S
29; SEA Sec Is 6S 20;
VIZ Ea Lots /, 2, 7. s,
IL, 13, IA Sec IS 6S 20;
Lots l, 2, 8, 4, Sec 19 6S
20; NWA Sec "a 6S 29,
Page 1923. Line /. Tax. 376.43
Dated this 2Sth day Of January, 1915.
GEO. McDUFFEE.
Sheriff, Morrow County, Oregon.