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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
kR6TKIE KOTATKl MiEJSKIE.
- H Figp. asystent eeneralne

H. Figg, asystent generalne-
go prCkuratora Palmera, kt0ry W
tym tysodniu przybyi Z Waszyng
tcnu w cclach $cigania paskarzy,
o5wiadczyf wczoraj, &c jezeli do
stawcy hyrtowni W nastepnych
paru dniach ME mia cen ma Gu
kier, masio i jaja, zarzqdzi kon-
irskate wszystkicgo zapasu tych-
zs. Dzisiaj odbedzic SIG konferen-
cya pomicdzy II. Figg'cm, proku-
rGtorcm Clyn'cm. Stanowym pro
kuratorem Milroy Spraguc'cm.
przewodniczQcym komitetu We
giowego w sprawic polepszcnia
sytuacyi zywnosciowcj i opalo-
wei.
- Wloch, niejaki Vincento
.Trozcsiro, wybierat sic "a , dni
Z wyjazdem do Europy i pc wczo-
rajSzcm zaiatwianicm sprawun--
kow, uFozyl sic do l6zka I blogie-
mi mySlami, IL wkrotcc ogladac
bedzie kochany swoj kraj, lecz ME
stety. nieborak usna} ma zawsze.
Uchodzacy gaz Z rury gazowej
by} przyczynq jego Sruierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

wrogiem broniG. Datki MONA ska
dac kaadego czasu ma plebanii sw-
Jacka, Tub tez u kasyera Komitetu
OBJ. S. Tyrakowskiego, 1881 Milwau-
kee ave., albo tez wieczorami "
skladnicy, pod koScioicm sw. Jacka,
Prosimy was W imieniu tych cicrpia
cych, MECH ma tenn zebraniu nikoso
ME zabraknie.
T.. Jaszkowski, prezes. J0zcf Pail
woda, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
ZycZenie.

TeSciowa do ziecia: - Moi drogi
zieciu, juz try lata jesteScie pc Stu
bic, a takbym pragnela doczekac
sic wnuka. Wartoby o tenn pony
SleG!
Ziec: - MySleliSmy juz o tenn,
ale ME mieli$my czasu pomysleG o
tenn ma servo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
KrOnika MiGjScOVa.

(DokOnCZenic re STRONGLY l-cD
pomiedzy gu6ernatorem Lowde-
mem. p. Proctorem i p. Insullem.
prezydentem firmy kompann e.
lektrycznej, podczas ktorej ten
ostatni ami ME przyznawa{, ami
ME z~aprzeczai zarzut6w, jake
mu stawia administracya weglo
wa.
BRUTALNE OBCHODZENIE
SIZE Z
Thomas NJ. Osborn, kOmen-
dant szpitala marynarki Stanow'
Zjednoczonych w Portsmouth,
oraz autor wielu prac mad refor-
mani kryminalnemi, rozwodzlt
sic onegdaj szeroko w klucie Ha
milton mad sprawami ,brutalne-
90 obbchodzenia sic dozOrcoW
wieziennych mad wiezniami
skutkami tego. Powiada on, IL
brutalne traktowanie wiezniow,
jakiego dopuszczajq sic dozorcy
wiezienia W Joliet, jest W czeSci
odpowiedzialne "a zbrodnie, ia
kie sic dzieja W Chicago. Pan
Osborn wystosowaI wczoraj do
gubernatora Lowdena list, W kto
rym ofiaruje swoje us1ugi W pra
:y Ola wsp6lnych dochodzen
wraz z wiadzami stanowemi -
" celu ukarania winnych. W
IiScie tym kom. Osborn projektu-
lie, by obrac komitet, pred kto-
rymby. wiezniowie, Oraz ex-wiez-
Movie mogli sk}adac swe zezna-
MIA, co da}oby moznoSc otrzyma-
MIA dowodow brutalnego sic z
mimi obchodzenia. Traktowanie
wiezniow jest straszne - powia
da D. Osborn - katowani Oni SO
przez dozore6w do tego stopnia.
IL wielu iuz prawdopodobnie z
ich reki zgine}o.
GENERAL PERSHING w IA
GOSCI DO CHICAGO I:
Dnia 20go grudnia, zjezdza dc
miasta naszego general Pershine
i goscic bedzie miedzy Mani dni
diva. L okazyi lego wizyty odbe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
JUTRO

w Nicdziele Ego, Grudnia, 1919.
o eodzinic 3 p. III. W Hall Z~jednocze-
MIA, odbcdzic SIG Og6lne pOsiedzenie
ZjednOczehc6w, sprawie label
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Milwaukee Ave. i Augusta VI.
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
Ze Skautingu Polskiej
Rady NarodOwej.
Bacznosc Naczclnicy Poszcze--
.golnych Oddziatow!

Nadzwyczajne wazne posiedze-
ME Wydziaiu Skautingu odbedzie
sic w poniedzialek, Sgo bm., o G.
pol do osmej wieczorem w sail
zwykiych posiedzen W Domu lie
dncczenia.
A. J. Piocihski,
Gi6wny Naczclnik.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02

nection with the dedication of the
Memorial Clock and Tablet, which is
to be installed in the county court
house under the supervision Of the
Woman's Civic committee of Colum-
bus.
At a meeting Of the Cherokee coun-
ty Red Cross executive committee,
held last Saturday, it was decided that
q committee should be appointed from
that organization to ask the co-opera-
ton of the Chamber of Commerce Of
Columbus and other organizations in
planning a big celebration and recep-
tion for our returned men in connec-
ton with the dedication to be held by
the civic committee. The committee
from the Red Cross society composed
of Rev. R. A. Waggoner, E. H. Ellis
and Frank Hainer.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
ITALIAN CAB|NET
il Responsible


Washington, April 2b.-Conhdential
dispatches from Paris b administzA-
ton officials here today indicated that
the crisis brought about BY Italy's de-
mands, and the unalterable d0tQmh
nation Of President Wilson net 70 be-
come o party to recognition Of secret
treaties had 90 upset plans Of ths
Peace Conference that tn puesident's
return TO the United States probably
would be cOnsidsrably delayed.
Expect Italy to Give IN
Belief was expressed In Official
quarters that Italy eventually would
be obliged 10 recede from her de-
mands for Fiume and the Dalmatian
coast, though it was recognised that
for the moment Premier Orlando and
his delegation were obliged TO main
tain an unyieldiAg attitude or face re-
pudiatiOn ut home. The decision Of
the Italians to withdraw from Paris
was q desperate one, but It was forced,
according to view here, by the 0ppO-
sitiOn in Italy to the present cabinet
growing 30 rapidly under the direc-
tion of Former Minister Nitt and
GiOlitti, also q former cabinet officer.
Position PreoariOuG
It was pointed out that the with
drawal Of the delegation did not mean
withdrawal Of the Italian government
from participation in the peace negO-
tiations nor from the League Of Ma
tions. Italy might agree to abide by
the decision Of the other allies and
satisfy herself with q protest against
the loss of Fiume. Italy's position. It
also was pointed out, is extremely
precarious because Of the fact that
she is almost entirely dependant upon
the United States for financial credit,
food supplies and fuel.
BY returning to Rome with the re-
port that they had used every effort
TO secure Italy's claims, but were un-
able to overcome the opposition Of
President Wilson, it was suggested
that the delegation would be in q
much better political position than by
ending negotiations.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
YOI|sE estate
WINS BIG SUIT
ATTEMPT to Forfeit Valuable
Mining Lease Held by
Them Beaten, In the
District Court

Probably the biggest lawsuit, IN
volving mining interests, In the his
tory Of the Kansas Oklahoma lead and
zinc fields, wAs brought 10 q sudden
termination in District Court at Ga
lena Thursday when Judge F. NJ. Boss
informed the attorneys that it would
be a waste Of time to proceed with the
arguments in the case since he already
had his mind made up on the evidence.
Three days had been consumed in tax
ing evidence.
The case was the Cooper Estate, Of
Baxter Springs, and s. Y. Ramake,
against the Commerce Mining & Roy
atty Co., Of Miami. and Mrs. o. N.
Youse Of this city, and Judge Boss de-
cided It in favor Of the defendants.
The suit was brought in November,
1916, to annut q mining lease given
July 10, 1912, to the late o. M. YOuse.
The land covered consists Of 160 acres
and Ii what Is known as the old Web
ber property. On this property now
stand two mills, the Inspiration, built
by the Huttigs, Of Kansas City, and
the Webber, built and operated by the
Commerce Mining. & Royalty Co. The
Webber property is considered one Of
~.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
BUILD HOUSES

H. W. HAr1isbn, i1he1lAld sdldAsr
of Miami, end NhO ~ 4lnefl1 On
ployed by the Piokee Mining Co., ID
back On the ola jpb and vill 1eside In
Baxter Il 10 CAM Ahd Z 1OAse, which
20 far he has beeh unable 10 do. He
states there Ii not . modern four OF
Ave room house IN Baxter 10 rent. Mr.
Harrison was transferred from one
duty TO another over here. finally
reaching the quartermaster's depart
ment In Florida. He was . rarin' to
go across but was kept busy on this
side.
But the house question. Some OF
Baxter's surplus hidden money should
get busy and earn ., few dollars for Q
rainy day.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
LIVES WITH NECK BROKEN
KANSAS SOLDIER IN ARGONNE

Norman =. Edberg Of LindsbOrg,
Kas,. il back frDm France with q war
rating Of 400 per cent disabled" /"
"His neck is broken" 4his neighbOrs
say, but Edberg stops in his stroll
about the campus Of Bethany College
TO say:
ut il dislOcated, not broken, altho
! guess It b much the same thing.
at happened in the Argonne. ] was
member Of Company e, 110th Am
munition Train, S5th Division. We
were just going in, at Q good speed,
and was lying fat on . truck load Of
ammunition when We passed beneath
q bridge that was 30 low it caught me
under the chin. Tho next thing !
knew I was lying helpless, paralyzed
from the neck down.
Couldn't Put On Mask
"There were warnings Of q gas at
tack, but l couldn't mUys'to pnt on my
mask. The division had been passing
on a run, and I managed to make the
very last man that went inunaerstand
that / could not move my hands. So
he put my mask on for me, and It was
two hours before I TSsw anyone again"
Edberg is q son a RfS. J. H. Ed
berg Of LindSb0rg. Helwas d student
at Bethany College 1 few years ago.
Since his injury he has Been in ten
army hospitals, tn surgical wonder
Ofeach one. He noW iBGpatisnt at the
U. s. General Hospital, FoFt Dos
MOines, 4
DoetsEs GeIl ioE Proof
EdbsEg says that IN Ab journeys
from hospital to hospital he has en-
eOuntersa nothing but ineredulity.
The doctors invariably wOuld refuse
to behave his nsck was StrOken" until
cOnfISnted with tls X-rAy prOOf. He
wears q plastsr cast part df the time,
although he can 80 for days without
one II hs is careful experiencing noth-
ing mere Painfnl EliHA excessive IA
tigue IN the meek muscles,
he has not jet baas discharged
from he army, but was permitted to
90 honS fer the. recent Messiah"
festival.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
MARRIED

Married at Columbus, last Saturday
BY Probate Judge Schreiner, Mr.. Fred
LanyOn, and Miss Mary Stsmm, both
Of Baxter Springs. The groom is .
sterling man employed by the Chanuts
Spelter Company and the bride is .
well known young woman Of Baxter.
Their many friends extend happy con-
gratulatiOns and the Citizen joins in
wishing health, wealth and happiness
to another happy couple.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
HONOR SOLDIERS
35TH DIVISION
Columbus to Honor Home Com
ing Of SOldiers-DedicatiOn
of Memorial Clock and
Tablet in Court House

Announcement has been made that
plans are being formulated for re-
ceptiOn and celebration for our re-
turned soldiers and sailors, to be held
in Columbus in the near future. The
exact date has not yet been set, but
It will probably be soon after the re-
turn and discharge of the 35th and
G9th divisions, in which so many Of
the boys from this county are serving.
This celebration will be held IN con-
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
STAR ITEMS

Miss Olive Amos finished Q very
successful term of school Friday,
April Is, at the Star school house. She
returned to her home in Columbus
Sunday. We will miss her very much
Mrs. Ida M. ElswiCk of Parsons,
Kas., spent the week end with her
nephew, Mr.. C. w. Smith Of Baxter.
The pie supper was not very well
attended Friday night on account Of
the rain. Miss Nettie Smith received
the box of chocolates for the prettiesA
girl and Mr.. Russell Lamb received
the bottle of pickles for the hOmliest
boy. The proceeds of the supper was
SASS.
Misses Olive Amos and Ola Tate,
and Messrs. Dory Weakley and Jason
and Harry Brittle called on Misses
Nettie and Mary Smith Tuesday ev-
oning.
Mrs. Merrell Winters spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Win Cong
don.
Misses Nettie and Mary Smith and
Olive Amos called on Mrs. Ben BIy-
ant Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ida Elswick returned TO her
home in Parsons Sunday. Miss Mary
Smith accompanied her home, where
she will visit friends and relatives IN
Parsons and Columbus.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
"JOHNNY'S IN TOWN"

"Muss up the town." is the advice
of the Pittsburg Headlight for the
welcoming of returned soldiers, and
adds: "ThrOw fOrmality asidel Slap
the other fellow on the back and make
him grinl Throw confetti into the
fancy work of new spring bOnnets and
let the owner worry about getting it
out! Make all the noise that it's pos
sible to makel Wave the lOudest col
ors that are availablel Don't fear
hoarseness! Muss up the town! The
boys will be home"
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
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Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
NEXT SUNDAY
EMPLOYMENT SUNDAY"

Topeka, April 26.-In the interest
Or this returning soldiers who are
without employment, Governor Allen
today issued a proclamation designat-
ing Sunday, May 4, as Employment
Sunday" and calling upon the
churches and church organizations Of
Kausas "tO discuss the subject to the
end that Il may mean a more inten-
sive effort by all Of the people to re-
member their patriotic duty to pro-
vide the soldier who has fought their
battles and who now returns to their
midst with employment"
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02

the manufacture Of condensed milk,
dried milk and milk sugar that may
prove an additional asset Of considera-
BILE value.
There Is room In the North Coast
district for all the people In the State
at the present time.
With the growth Of the butter max
ing industry there was q remarkably
rapid rise in land values. Country for
many years regarded as practically
yalueless because It would not yield
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
Smile, Smile, Smile, Why Don't
You Do II? II Just Costs
Is Cents

II your liver is wrong, you are
wrong all over. NaturiSed Liver Tab
lets will put you in A condition. Did
you know that they are 8 times bet
ter than calomel? It's the truth. They
are small, active, safe and sure. 15c
and S5c. For sale by Scott Drug Co.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
1888 SOLDIERS
FUNSTON BOUND
Soldiers win Go to Camp Upton,
Long Island, and After De-
tanned q Week, VIII
Start for Funston

New York, April 28.-"Give the
credit to the doggOned private. He's
the one who proved himself in the Ar
gonne forest"
Thus spoke Lieut. Col. John 0'Con-
ner, of Winfield, who returned with
the all-Kansas 18th infantry regi-
ment on the Manchuria today.
'The private soldiers used their
heads. They never gave up. They al
ways showed initiative"
Capt. w. P. Mclean, Of Topeka,
original commander Of Battery A,
struck the same keynote for the re-
turning 180th field artillery.
"They are the most wonderful men
in the world" he exclaimed.
"Forget the officers" said Maj.
Fred Ellis, of the second battalion Of
the 18th infantry. "The men did the
work."
So today when the two most i'm
portant Kansas National Guard regi-
ments returned almost together, the
officers had only one message as ex-
pressed in words by Colonel 0'COnnOr,
Major Ellis and Captain Mclean.
New York Was Thrilled
New Yorkers, used to unusual
sights, were thrilled by the enthus-
iasm shown at 3 o'clock this afternoon
when both the Mobile, carrying the
1S0th field artillery, and the Man
churia, with the 18th infantry, swung
up on opposite sides of pier No. in
Hoboken.
The two vessels had left Brest on
the same day, the Mobile first The
Mobile made a slow move into dock
and the Manchuria gained 30 that the
debarking came near the same time.
This continued until evening with the
Red Cross furnishing hot coffee and
lunches to the men.
Sent to Camp Upton
Tonight the two regiments are be-
ing moved to Camp Upton, sixty miles
from New York, on Long Island. Here
the Kansans will remain probably
week before coming west to Camp
Funston.
Three thousand, two hundred and
five men and ninety-eight officers
landed with the 18th today. Of these
forty-one officers and 1914 men are
to be discharged at Camp Funston and
practically all these are Kansans.
Sixty officers and 1910 men landed
with the 130th Of which twenty-three
officers and 1880 men are Funston.
bound.
Both Kansas outfits were received
by the Kansas welcoming tug far out
Of the harbor. All thru it was a glad
reception. There was no sob stuff
in evidence. Smiles, cheers, kidding
questions as to the time before Kan
sas is reached, were the outstanding
things.
The boys returning brought glad
hearts.
Newport News, Va, April 24.-The
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02

vest field. The question of docking
for idleness or rainy days and for
broken machinery was left to indi-
vidual farmers. Discharged soldiers
will be given preference in work, and
agitators will not be tolerated.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02

D. s. s. 1lssubaIa, frum st. B'hsalil,
France, arfivsa Win Z, ~ cficers ana
men, many Of thsm- members Of the
s5th division (MisSOeri and Kansas
trOops) abowrd.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02
WILL PAY HARVEST HANDS $3.50

Salina, Kas., April 26.-Salina
wheat growers today decided on $3.50
as wages for a ten-hour day in har-
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02

The Misses Thelma Riseling and
Bess Martin visited in CRANKY, No.,
yesterday.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-02

the heavy crops Of cane and maize the
producers had usually obtained from
the alluvial fats, proved splendid dai-
rying land.
There is still an immense area that
will, with better means Of reaching
markets or ports Of shipment In due
course yield profit to the dairy farmer,
and the possibilities Of the North
Coast are literally beyond computa-
ton on the basis Of facts at present
available.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29

attorneys fee allowed by the Court
and II no higher bid shall be received
at such sale, the Sheriff shall execut,
a certificate of sale to the said Cit!
of Ontario, and said City shall ac
quire the title thereto, unless re
deemed absolutely.
When the period of redemption
shall have expired, the Sheriff shal
execute to the holder OF such certifi
cate Of sale. deed to the property
described therein, and such deej
shall vest in the purchaser or holder
of the certificate of sale, the title
In fee thereto, and such title shall
be superior to any lien, claim OF
charge whatever against the land, ex.
cept a lien for n special assessment
subsequent to that for which the land
was sold under such foreclosure pro-
ceedings, and except a lien for State,
County and School District taxes
levied pursuant TO law.
SECTION 126-C
All redemptions made from any
sale of real property under the pro
visions of the Charter and Ordinan.
ces of the City of ontario, Oregon,
shall be made by the same parties,
at the same time and In the same
manner as Is now prescribed by Sec
tions Nos. 244-245-246-247-2iS
.249-250-251 and 252 OF Lords ore
gon Laws relating TO the redemption
of real property from sales thereof.
SECTION 126-D
That all Sections of the present
City Charter, or parts of Sections
thereof. I'm conflict with or incon-
sistent to said Section 1876. as amend.
ed, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.)
That all persons over the age of
twenty-one years who are not aliens
and who are residents of the State Of
Oregon and who have resided within
the corporate limits of the City Of on
tarlo for at least six months next
preceding said election shall be en-
titled to vote at such special election
and not otherwise.
In the event that majority of the
qualified electors OF the City OF Onta-
rio vote In favor of said amendment
the same shall be In full force and eff
feet from and after the canvass OF
the vntos nc such election and the
proclamation OF the Mayor declaring
the result OF such election, and the
Section OF the Charter thereby amend
cd and all Sections thereof in conflict
with or inconsistent TO said Section,
as amended. shall become repealed,
az originally adopted. and become
roid and OF no effect.
Therefore, by resolution OF the
{ On,mon Council OF the city OF On.
tbrio, oregon. have hereunto set
my hand end AFFIXED the seal OF the
uald City of Ontario, this the 10th
day OF NAV. A. d., 1919.
CLAY NJ. STEARNS.
iSLAL) City Recorder.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29


WILBERT II. REEVES, MAUI
REEVES. JOHN H. sCHILLINo,
BERTHA A. SCHlLLING, j. 8. Il,
MANVILLE, JANE DOE MANVILLE
AND ALEXANDER BILLS,
Defendants
TO WILBERT II. REEVES. MAUD
REEVES, JOHN H. SCHlLLING,
BERTHA A. SCHILLING, J. s. d.
MANVILLE. JANE DOE MANVILLE
and ALEXANDER BILLS. the above
named defendants
IN THE NAME or THE STATE
OF OREGON: You and each OF you
are hereby required to appear aud
answer the complaint filed against
you In the above entitled suit on or
before six (G) weeks from the date
OF the first publication OF this sum
mons, the same being the last day Of
the time prescribed by order OF the
Court directing service OF summons
In said suit To be made upon you by
publication; and II you fail 80 20 ans
wer. for want thereof. the plaintiff
will apply TO the said Court for the
relief demanded In the said COM
plant, 10 wit:
For judgment against Wilbert
II. Reeves and Maud Reeves, upon a
note for Two Thousand Dollars
CS2,0O0.0O) with interest thereon
from July 16th, 1919 at the rate of
7 per cent per annum, and for Two
Hundred Dollars (S20O.00) attorn-
ey's fees, and for the costs and dis
bursements OF this suit; also for a
decree OF the Court foreclosing that
certain real mortgage executed by
Wilbert II. Reeves and Maud Reeves
TO Elias j, Van Court on January
10th, 1903, TO secure the payment
OF said sum OF Two Thousand Dol
lars upon the NWh OF the NEh OF
Section G. Township IS south. range
a. T., w. NJ, In Malheur County
Oregon; together with 20 shares of
Owyhee Ditch Company stock, and
which said mortgage is OF record in
Book "I' page 4S2 of the Records
OF Real Mortgages" for Malhenr
County, Oregon; and for all other
relief demanded In said complaint
You are further notified that this
summons is served upon you by pub
licatiOn in pursuance OF an order OF
the Hon. Dalton Biggs, Judge OF this
Court which said order was made and
entered In said cause on the 18TH
day OF May, 1919 and directed that
this summons be published once each
week for six successive weeks In the
Ontario Argus, commencing with the
issue OF May 18th 1919. The first
publication OF this summons Is on
May 10, 1919, and the last publlca-
tiOn Is on June 26th 1919.
w. W. WOOD.
Residing at Ontario. Oregon
Attorney for Plaintin
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29

INSIST on an abstract OF title when
you purchase or lend money on real
estate. MALHEUR TITLE AND
ABSTRACT CO.. Vale oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29

Some time In 1903 when had an
attack Of Indigestion and everything
looked gloomy TO me, received a
free sample OF Chamberlain's Tab
let's by mail. gave them a trial and
they we're such help TO me that !
bought a package. and can truth
fully say that have not had a siml-
lar attack since" writes WIN. b. Wis
Ter. Douglassyille. Pa.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29

At all sales on foreclosure under
this Section. the City Of Ontario
Oregon, may become a purchaser. aud
shall be considered 20 have bid the
full amount of the lien or delinquent
payment in cases where the property
has been bonded. together with the
interest, penalty, costs and expenses
OF foreclosure thereon, including the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR

MABEL c. BIGELow.
Plaintiff