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The Lamar register., 1920-05-05
THREE
NINETEENS.

BY DORA NOLAN.

%. 1920. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
The woman in the soiled red satin
kimono rested triple chins on upturned
palms, pudgy elbows on the spotted
r~'mson cover. Directly In the center
tile table, ON tripod. stood crys-
ial ball. Into this the woman gazed
through eyes as opaque as jet beads.
Opposite, huddled close together on
rickety plush settee, snt her audience.
two grown-up children or very young
ladies. If one might choose TO call
them-the man In the street would
have chosen to call them "flappers."
In deep, artificlally bass voice
which rumbled up from somewhere In
the depths Of the red klmono the crys-
tai gazer spoke. The words came
slowly:
81 see IN the life Of the slim one"
Marie Fenton clutched Mt the hand
Of her plump companion.
81 see In the life of the slim one"
repeated the oracle. "a bright light.
1t flares up suddenly. then burns
steadily through the years. 1t Is the
love light. It comes the year the
same number appears three times In
the future Of her whose life | see here
depicted"
The fat sybil lifted her chins from
their resting place, yawned expansive
ly, then turned TO her audience with
n brisk, business-like air. "a dollar
apiece" she demanded. stretching out
a hand decorated with many rings.
This sudden metamorphosis OF a
prophecies. endowed with magical pow
er to see around the curves Of the long
lane Of going-to-be, into mere greedy
money-getter was disconcert!ng TO the
spellbound listeners But they opened
their handbags quickly and paid the
fee.
"Of course she has TO live" little
Marie Fenton excused as they hur-
ried down the dark stairway. i
"Yes. I suppose so, and she looks
ms though she ate lot. too" agreed
her stouter companion. But, oh.
Marie What she foretold for you
Is wonderful What can she mean by
the same number coming three timesT'
why, that's easy enough to under
stand" replied Mare, proudly. II
The Lamar register., 1920-05-05
Holland Imported Flowers.

II was only after the fall of Con.
stantinOple In 1883 that Holland be.
came such gay land of flowers as
1t now is. Many Dutchmen went to
the East during the years of the great
crusades, and those of them who loved
beautiful things brought seeds with
them. When these were planted In
the rich soil of Holland such won.
drous flowers appeared as had never
before been seen I'm that country. The
people became wildly enthusiastic over
Ihe new colors and scents and foliag
brought to them from the East. and iu
Holland there sprang up a great lcys
for gardening.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-05
Pluckina ORANGES Is an Art.

Orange gathering and packing is not
such simple business as is generally
supposed The trees are high, and the
fruit is so tender that careless hand
ling at any stage will cause decay to
set I'm, and through one defective or
ange thousands may be infected and
spoiled. Every orange is taken from
the tree by hand. The pickers stand
on high step-ladders. which enable
them to reach the topmost branches.
Catching the orange in one thickly-
gloved hand. they deftly sever its stalk
with sharp knife in the other and
drop ii into deep bag slung across
the shoulder To pluck the orange
away would break the skin and allow
decay to set in. Various devices have
heen tried for picking. such as long
handled knife connected with can
vas chute through which the orange
slides gently to the ground: but hand.
picking still holds Its own as the one
satisfactory method.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-05

thought Of It right on. I'll be nine
teen In nineteen nineteen"
"Oh. how wonderful !" thrilled the
chubby one.
Three years suffice TO change many
n flapper into real young woman.
Marie Fenton passed her nineteenth
birthday early In January Of 1919. The
months passed on. October came. and
and still the bright light that had
~ = SS0id from the depths of the crystal
the'l to the eyes Of the interpreter
to illume with Its radiance the
the # Marie.
theePhe summers cocky straw sailor
had given place to a fiery-red tam.
But still the latter was never pulled
into place over Marie's lNt eyebrow
as she set of for business In the
morning without the accompanying
hope that this might be the day OF
days.
Then 1t happened-when Marie least
expected II.
There was new purchasing agent.
Marie was sent In to take dictation
from him. He was tall and broad
ouldered-stunning, Marie thought
and he had that suaye way with him
that convinces one woman at a time
that she is the only woman.
1t convinced Marie to such an ex-
the pad before her became alarm
lngly blurred.
'Rring the letters to. me Just be-
The Lamar register., 1920-05-05
No Wonder He's Crazy.

"rhls poor fellow is In terrible
condition" said the visitor.
"Yes." replied the asylum attendant.
Hes the most violent patient we have
in this ward"
"What caused him to lose his
mind2'
"He tried to figure out some way
to harness the energy that was going
to waste in tango parlors. Birming-
I--- Ara -uarald-
The Lamar register., 1920-05-05

Dear Public
take pleasure in announcing that
will visit Lamar, (Ben-Mar Hotel)
Wednesday and Thursday, Many 1918.
Former patients will please call for
inspection and adjustment of glasses.
Yours respectfully.
+. F. BURNETT
Optometrist
Box 157, Pueblo, Colo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
PROFESSOR TANNER ASSERTS new
TONIC HAS NO EQUAL after He
ANALYZES EARLE'S HYPO-C0D

anccd Cod Liver OIL preparation on
the market today, and contains more
OF the active principles OF Cod Liver
OIL. deprived OF the fatty. nnuseating
enects than any other similar pre-
paration. This combined with the
quantity OF Malt which is present in
Hypo-Cod and the combined Hypo-
Phosphites OF Lime. Soda, Potash.
Manganese. Iron. Quinine and Strych-
nine, make Hypo-Cod an ideal recon
structive tonic and tissue builder.
The pleasant aromatic taste OBJ
tanned by the use OF oils which. in
themselves aids in the preparation
being readily assimilated. which Is
not the case in preparations of Cod
Liver Oil having disaGrecnble
taste.
II believe you are doing a real
service TO humanity in manufactur-
ing Hypo-Cod and congratulate you
on developing such splendid pre-
naration," signed +. Bernard Tanner.
NJ. Sc. T. D.. Analytical and Consult
ing Chemist. Philadelphia. Pa.
Read what others say In articles
appearing almost daily In this paper
about Earle's Hypo-Cod. Drop In at
the drug store tonight and take homo
n couple bottles with you of this
more modern and superb tonic: learn
what splendid tonic and builder II
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
HIGHLAND PARK METHODlSTS
WANT DR.. POTTS RETAINED
RESOLUTIONS Passed to Extend His
Term MT Recent Quarterly Com

Resolutions that Rev. DR.. r. II.
POTTS. of Highland Park Methodist
Church, be retained az pastor were
passed at the fourth quarterly con-
terence held At the church recently.
Or. Potts has reached the limit Of
ms four-year term in the Richmond
district.
follows:
Resolved: First, that we, MEM
bers OF the fourth quarterly confer
encc of Highland Park NJ. Il. Church.
South, in meeting duly assembled on
this. the 18th day of September,
1920. do hereby express our high es-
TEEN OF our very capable and very
much appreciated pastor. Brother l.
L. Williams
Second. that we express our sim
cere appreciation OF his faithful
services during the past year, and
hereby earnestly solicit our presid-
ing elder AZ "A member OF the bishops
cabinet. 10 use his influence to secure
Brother Williams return 10 his pres
emf charge. for we believe his re-
moval would be very detrimental to
the best interests OF our church."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
N. A. T. c. TO BEGIN TWO
DAY MEET HERE OCTOBER 6
Sessions VIII lie Held in Jefferson
Ikotel--PrOmincnt Speakers
on Program.

The North Atlantic Tuberculosis
Conference will begin two days
meeting on the Jefferson Hotel one
week from today. with the initial SEES
sion set for 10 a. NJ. for the con
sideration Of the topic of tuberculosis
surveys.
Prominent among those on the
opening program. y was announced
last night. Is Shelby NJ. Harrison
representing. tho Russell Sage Foun-
dation. OF New York. who will de-
liver an address on THE Survey In
the Making" Another speaker OF
note on this program will be Miss
Margaret Bylngton. of Washington
director OF field service of the Amer
lean Red Cross. who will talk on
The Survey In Action"
DR.. Thomas J. Riley. general secrc-
tary of the Brooklyn Bureau OF Chart
ties. will preside ut this session
Survey Fundamentals" will be the
subject OF an address by Mrs. Ethel
NJ Hendrikscn. executive secretary
OF the Rochester and Monroe County
ter, y. Y.
Taking part in the discussion fol-
lowing the addresses will be DR.. II. H.
the School of Social Work and Public
Health: Miss LOOMS Logan. OF Wash
!ngton: Miss katherine II. Wells, OF
New York, and r. y. Whaley. OF
Philadelphia. Papers will be limited
TO fifteen minutes and talks from the
floor to three minutes.
Miss Nora Spencer Hammer Is exccu-
tive secretary of the Richmond Tu-
berculosls Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
NAME MRS. MINOR
Succeeds Mrs. MIchnux M Head of
Iousr,vives' LcnEuc-Othcr
Elections.

Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor was
elected president of the Housewives
League OF Richmond yesterday after
association at the Jefferson Hotel
Mrs. Stuart Michaux. president las,
year. resigned Monday.
Mrs. G. y. w. Kern was selected as
with Mrs. John ID. Blair as second
ice-prcs!dcnt. Mrs. H. T. Myers. Jr
was made corresponding secretary
and Mrs. S. H. Bemiss WAS named at
recording secretary. Mrs. James
Ware Durham WIS elected treasurer
Mrs. Edith Clark Cowles made ar
address on the League OF Womcr
voters and It's purpose. The meet
ing was one OF the most numerously
attended Of the year. Mrs. MichauS
was given rising vote of thanks for
months. Mrs. Minor was in charge OF
the womcn's work under the United
States food administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
More Powerful, More Readily
AssfmiIated-An Ideal
Tonic
HE CONGRATULATES
MANUFACTURERS

The glowing tribute paid Earlc's
hSpo-Cod by Professor II. Bernard
Tanner. NJ. Sc. =. d., the famous
PHILADELPHIA Analytical and Consult
ing Chemist. verites all that has
been previously said by scores of
other wel-known experts.
In view OF such unqualified in
dorscments. a copy OF Professor Tan
ners following. IL is no wonder that
leading druggists are everywhere
ENDORSING and Introducing Hypo- Cod
In preference TO other tonics.
During the past several weeks I
have had occasion to examine mum
Der or preparations OF Cod Liver Oil
IN various combinations Among
these preparations brought to my at
tention was Earle's Hypo- Cod, and I
feel II my duty TO add my opinion to
that OF several OF my friends ard
colleagues with reference 10 the
merits OF Hypo-Cod
I'm my opinion II IL the hos, hal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Need Clothing for Near East Relief

Claude W. Hopper, director Of the
Virginia committee OF Near East Re-
lief, has Issued a call for old clothes
to be sent Immediately TO refugees in
the Near East. Clothing should be
sent, direct to the Near East relief
Street. New York City. II will be
shipped from there TO Constantinople
No clothing should be sent 10 the
state office. but should be sent direct
time and expense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

terneld County was reorganized by
Nr. Guy. Citizens OF that neighbor-
hood are Interested in playground
tor children.
Mr. Guy spoke in Tuckahoe school.
urging adoption of the three cduca
eionai amendments proposed to tn"
constitution or Virginia and authoriZ-
ing tho General Assembly TO issue
bonds for good roads
Reports have been received. show
ing the following amounts OF money
raia+d by leagues In their respective
ham. $4,000: Aibemarlc, $40, 900
Franklin. $4,000: Wythe. 81 900. Hall
raH, s6.5U0: tottaiiinS $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

F'REDERICKsBuRG VA. Sept. 20
|r. and Mrs w. L seddon. formerly or
his city. row Of Portsmouth. announce
|,c engagement and approa ching mar
age o.. Their taughtsr. Miss Mary Scd-
lon 10 Roy. William Iyri Lee OF Glou-
|sster. The wedding VIII take. place In
portsmouth on October - Rev. Mr. Lee
r. tor Of 'he Episcopal Church in
Fla gksburS
HEATiIS|lLI.E VA. SEPT ao-Miss
|Iabei Virginia Warwick daughter OF Mr.
Ind MrS 4 h. warwick, Of i.itwaiton
nd Ernest Carroll Tallny. of Brookvalc
ere married at nv Methodist parsonage
h MeratuCo Saturday by Rev. w. ]. Boyd
HEAT-HSNiLI.E. VA. Sent. oe--Miss
lladyE Thomas. % lancaster. and Back
Is Aik!u,. ~ Baltimore. were married Al
IL home .; the bride Saturday. Rev
l. . Jones officiating.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Sent. 20
lynn Anderson EirckhHad and Miss Eva
lillian Lcake, both OF this city were mar
I'd AZ . o'clock Yesterday afternoon by
r. J. ]. Morgan. pastor OF the Christian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Cinema Programs
Mary !. n Grand Old Name.

"r At, Is ws, Grand ran o., old Name;
%ay '"FPs Ef~ss'e Minutes IL ies From
broadway, will agree. with this Co
innneSIue slogan. for Mary. the hero
she cs Is "s In me Th eS6 snow as
Lots of French IrriIIs.
Along with the delcctable fooling
mat the two comedians. Lyons and
Moran. Incorporate in their current
I2meITlinE NJ the Bluebird. La La
Lucille Lucille, lovers OF things feminine
siderable satisfaction out OF this pic
ture. There is an unusually good
added program.
"DnrIinE Minc- VIII Please All.
a picture that Will do more. IL that
Is possible of achievement. TO endear
the late olive Thomas in the hearts
Of motion picture followers than any
Mine In which she will be seen the
remainder of the week at the Bijou
Thehter.
An EpItome Of Ln,ishncs..
This is one description that Nigh.
ton a; the isis. The Leopard Wo-
man. by Stewart Edward White.
Reid Jr.. in which Louise Glanri is
starred. II Is notable production
In every respect.
Augustus Thomas Wrote II.
nv - utmost sulncient attraction
ior lovers OF romantic stories OF the
great Southwest to get them to ace
Arizona" at the Victor for the lasi
,iine TO-DAY. without making reference
~" Arbucklc In The Desert Hero"
IS also 10 be seen there
hinDd and Thunder, Wow.
,hil the color and spirit of high
adventure embodied in the stevenson
CLASSIC, Treasure Island" is trans
ierrcd 70 the screen version. which Is
IN the Odeon's feature picture soday
with Lon CLANCY in the princinaI 1oi.
VINO does not recall. Fifteen men on
dead mans chest" you know tho
Splendid Picture MT Rex.
SlaZing the WAY" IL spccial
western thriller feature That will
s!adden the hearts of all regular
patrons OF the Rex Thcater when ,hey
"atch u at that house today, where
are also 10 be secn some first-ciass
comedy nims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
BENEDICTlNE APPOINTMENTS
Lieutenant Hnrris Names Of'cers
for New SesAion OF
COLLEGE.

Lieutenant Herbert w. Harris
commandment OF Bencdictine College
yesterday announced appointment.
Of officers for the new session as fol-
lows:
John Finnegan, captain.
Frank Stephenson, first lieutenant.
Frank Landrum. second lieutenant.
Hamilton Henning, first sergeant.
Leonard Ross. color sergeant and
bugler.
Herbert Darfron, adjutant
William Moore. Minor Harris, Ollie
Lane. James Hart. sergeants.
Fred Thedick. James Finnegan
Branch Holt, Edward O'Ncil. Herman
Fletcher and Pat Lewis, corporals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Holy Comforter File, plans,

Holy Comforter Episcopal Church
trustees have filed with Building In
spector Butler. plans for che now
parish house. which will be built
this tali. The plans were prepared
by Earneal and Johnson and the
building contract awarded 10 & ~
Archer. Plans call for building 10
cost $4,000. 1t will be OF brick and
concrete. with stucco front. and
wili stand at Grove Avenue and Row
probably VIII be issued In few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Screen Calendar

BROADwAS-Chnr Tiny. In
"Forty-Fiye Minutes From Broad
wny."
Observation-Disclosures Lyons and
Lee Moran, In "I.n In Lucille"
BIJOU-Ofirc Thomas. In "Dnr-
ling Nine"
ISIS-LoulHe Glaun. In 0rhe
Leopard Woman,
vICrOR-Douginx Fairbanks, In
"ArixOnn.n
ODEOS-I-on CLANCY, In ssrrenx-
urc lk1nnd.o
Rsx-'lInzing the Way" West
crn feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

ADJUSTMENTS
rorth While Fashion SHOW.

W"rth While Fnshion Show.
When the new musical comedy
success. Irene" comes 10 the Strand
Theater. for three nights, commence
ing Monday. October T. with
matinee Wednesday,, those who are
Interested IN smart dress will have
an opportunity TO view a production
OF costumes said TO cost $40. 900, and
reputcd 10 be the most elaborate dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
COMMUNITY PLANNING
Smithheld VIII Erect Addition 4
school building and Chester

george w. Guy. executive secretary
OF the Cooperative Education Asso-
Siation OF Virginia. has returned from
S!n;shfield and Suffolk. where league
laIies were neld. The league at
S'nithheld plans the addition Of hand
some auditorium TO the proposed
school building for that town.
INC summer I'M Lengme In Ches-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
W0MES'S MEETINGS.

The - l.. s. Homo Bazaar Conmtttee
M meet with Mrs. FinEg.y ~ Stop IS.
Int. faT., ;h.s evening at S O'cloCn
Tns regular monthly meeting or the
uard % tnr Baptist Home for Aged Wo-
trn viii De held a. the horne tomorrow
!ora!ns d, 1880 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

NisS Helen Sauer daughter Of Mr.. and
irs =. r. Sauer. az :.i5 West Grace
cEpol this June. has left FOR GunstOr
fali. Washington. l.. c.. TO resume hel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
At Is. r., Kcfth'n ACADEMY

a. bs ~. fNCtnN ACADEMY.
There is Il ScXtettc known as the
burst OF music and comedy that is
The reincarnation OF mir. Jazz" him
self The Sutherland Saxo Six
among other things, has n jazz band
which is usually supposed to be
mans preserve. But this is one ex.
ception. 1t boasts OF two women
one q saaaphonist. and the other
PLAYING a piccolo. They don't. how.
TO synGopa.ion. They sing and chat
as well. There Is comedy. music a
plenty. The troupe of trick Inusi-
clans will have prominent place
on inc new bill Mt the Academy Of
Music today and for the remainder
OF the week.
a mans home is his castle, but,
according to William X. Wells: who
castle is an armed fortress. where n
state OF war frequently exists Many
wars have been n benefit and the
uomestic aNair at arms in this clever
oniy us Is OF this sort; There are
played by Miss English. There are arr,
three scenes and these are described
as the mobilization; the attack and
plot, but the story Is told ,amusingly
fectly.
Mr.. Fox and Miss English are
players OF merit and their present
vehicle Is sort of theatrical Rolls
Royce.
Other features of the new bill are
Gates and Finlay.. comedy duo;
Howard Nichols, the hoop:. rolling
wizard and juggler; Ford and Good !.
comedy turn. and a complete change
OF the motion-picture supplement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
XANTHINE.

Gives the results-and satisfaction.
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles,
prevents dandrufr. promotes growth.
and restores gray and faded hair to
It's own natural color. Not dye.
Marvellous in its effects. At all drug
giStS-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

oscar Floyd Hughes (gD.
Ida +. Bcaslcy iS,
Samuel T Lawrence (3a) Marion Ohio
Kathleen II. wooters 900.
Robert Henry Waugh. Bedford (se).
Olivo Pace tc9).
L, Charles Cleveland Owens t3s)
, Louise Elizabeth Brophy t3s).
Carroll -. Council t22).
Della May Mantle IS).
william r. Kaufcit (23).
Josephine a. Welsh (2D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

play Of hats. gowns and wraps ever
seen upon the stage. The ensemble
tho splendid vocalizntion. constitutes
an elaborate fashion show. every girl
wearing different costume In ouch
number. any one OF which would at
tract especial attention at any sSal
junction. The costumes In Which
Miss Catharine Mulaueen will appear.
as "Ircnc." have created no end OF
comment among the fair sex wher.
eyer the piece has been presented
An Ermine coat worn by Miss Null
queen Is reputed to be the most OK
pensivc garment ever worn by an
artist. Manager Leo Wise Of The
Strand Theater has arranged to dis
play this coat In the window OF the
Tuesday.
The cast to DO seen here Is tho
same that will later present the niece
In Chicago. It includes Catharine
Mulqueen. Marjorie Moore. Nina
Penn. Ida Vantine, Gertrude Berke-
ley. Harriet Young. Busby Berkeley
Booth Howard. Austin Clark. Garrett
Carroll. George Eising. James Cur.
ran. and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Break Ground for Sunday school.

Break Ground for Sunday School.
Breaking OF ground for the new
oily Comforter at Grove Avenue and
owland STREET. will take place this
f;crnoon at o'clock. The follow
~ order OF service has been arranC-
/: hymns, Greed and Lords Prayer.
ssalms, lessons and an address by
10 rector of the church. after which
ne breaking of ground Will take
lace. Prayer will close the exor-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-27

In the County Court of the State oi
Oregon for the County of Hood River
In the Matter of the Estate of Adelia
A. Stranahan, Deceased.
/, Albert X. Strananhan. executor of
the will of said deceased, hereby give
notice that | will, by virtue of the
power and authority in me vested by
the terms and provisions of the codicil
made and executed by said deceased
on July IL, 1913, to her will made and
executed on June rs, 1912, sell at the
hour of ten (l0) O'Clock in the forenoon
on the 26th day of June, 1920, at the
east front door of the county court
house, in the city of Hood River, coun-
| ty of Hood River, Oregon, at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
all of the following described real
property situated in the city of Hood
River, county of Hood River, state of
Oregon. to-wit:
Beginning at a point % feet north
and lao feet east of the most easterly
southeast corner of the VIM. Jenkins
Donation Land Claim No. 80, in Town
hip 3, North, Range 10, East of w.
M, said point being the southeast cor
ner of certain tract conveyed to
John G. ZOlls; thence east 100 feet,
more or less, to the southwest corner of
a tract conveyed to j. II. Gill thence
north along the west line of said Gill
tract 60 feet; thence east along the
north line of said Gill tract ll0 feet
to the west line of Twelfth street
thence north along the west line of
Twelfth street l03 feet, to the south
east corner of the c. +. Sumner tract
thence west along the south line of
said Sumner tract l2S feet; thence
north along the west line of said Sum- |
ner tract 1876 feet; thence west 90 feet, |
more or less, TO the northeast corner |
of said Zolls tract, and thence along |
said southeast line POS feet to the place |
of beginning, excepting therefrom,
however, the following described
tract
Beginning at the southwest corner Of
the tract above described, running
thence east 100 feet, thence north l45
feet, thence west 100 feet, thence
south l45 feet to the place of begin
ming.
Said sale shall be made in one parcel
and in one sale. or in separate parcels
and sales, as may be most beneficial
for saId estate.
Dated at Hood River, Oregon. this
18th day of May, 1920.
Albert X. Stranahan,
n2DnZ4 Executor.