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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30

there ever was time when tie sun stopped
In the middle Of the day. this was It
Something had to be done-the day must
be saved. In desperation you took Jour
can Of worms and discovered that instead
Of the robust fat, plump. healthy fellows
your supply consisted Of q long lean, lank.
poorly fed, Shiny meas.
''oh Popi Look! the worms ars sta1v-
Ing" you exclaimed excitediy.
This brought him back to his erstwhile
self-to action. He eraptied his pipe, get
up from his comfortable chair, stretched;
he walked around the house took the nsn
poles from their pegs, examined each criu-
catly, selected a very light one and with
his huge jack-knife trimmed It to q size
to at you, procured his tackle-box from
the woodshed and then, though he said
nothing you knew you had saved the DAY:
It's certain Pop found you and exceien1
pace maker on the walk to the lake.
At the landing, Of course You expressed
your desires rs regards the boat, but Tor
some reason or other the trim looking,
double pointed craft which appealed to
yeu, undoubtedly on account Of It's speed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30
The Days of Real Sport

perfect,y ouief, daddy himself gave the
boat 4 shove. took up the oars and you
were Of.
After rowing some distance, you arrived
at spot which seemed to be favorite
with your pop. He had it marked so he
easily located It by lining the boat up with
: certain red barn on one side OF the lake
md dead tree on the other. Cautiously
m anchor was dropped. but It was found
60 be 4 little too deep. The boat was
pushed In q little closer to shore and when
the right depth was found. both anchors
were let down.
Quickly you baited your hook with ono
Of the worms You were certain had been
starving-you learned that these squirm-
ers could be both long. lean and lank. OK
fat plumb and well-rounded.
Then you were told to adjust your cork
to the right depth and all WAS ready for
the first Bluegill. No, one thing more re-
NAMED. Your schooling In fishing had
taught that you should spit on your hook,
80, this done, all was ready; you threw
Ssat ~
Soon you felt q nfbble, vfeiously you
terked-only to be cautioned regarding tho
necessity Of remaining quiet and the fal-
laey Of jerking too quickly.
ssWait until It pulls the cork clear UNDER"
Sere your fathers Instructions.
Soon you found it the hardest thing in
Che world to watch yeur cork incessantly.
Gradually ittbegan to dawn on you that
possibly. after all, fishing from boat was
not the same, keen sport as that which
Won found for yourself
~Watch your bobber." calmly Instructed
your father.
And, sure enough It was gone. You
pulled, you had something. Swish! you
pulled harder and harder. you gained.
Swish! again, the line fairly cut the water.
But, by now, you had him to the sur
face; exeited1y you clutched your line and
pulled the fish into the boat-a Bluegili-
one Of those wide ones. a little pink on the
belly and a blackfsh- blue on the back.
Wasn't he a dandy? Weren't you uckled7
He was the first to go on the strinEcr-
and you had caught him. too.
And, thus catching few here. moving
to another place and catching few more,
you spent what, after the drst fish, was
the greatest afternoon you had ever had.
And, the fish you caught-wasn't the
string a long one-aimost all Jour pop
could do 10 lift it into the boat
The anchors up, the lines carefully
wound around the poles and the poles
snugly tucked under the seats, the dsh In
the boat you were surprised to see your
pop take from the tackle box, . long, heavy
trolling line, neatly wound on . stick. just
as you had always wound your kite string.
"Now we'll try for bass while going
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30

two piles Of anchor rope which were In
evidence in either end.
This question settled-you were, with
careful tutoring, allowed to rig up your
pole with a braided fish line; you were
given one OF those long. slender, blue
hooks that dad said was best for BluegiIls;
also a cork, Of which there were several
in the tackle-box, ard lastly, you were
given an eyed sinker and, for the first time,
you wrestied with the problem Of proper
ly threading 1t on your line. Then, with
everything all set, Of: course, you wanted
to push of the boat-here again you
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30
With . Zip and swish the bass struck tho
spoon


back was the matter of fact manner in
which he enlightened you.
In open eyed wonder you watched him
take g large spoon contraption, to which
was attached a bunch Of hooks cunningly
concealed among q bunch OF BuekTail
hair; this was securely fastened to the end
of the line and after trying it to see that
the spoon revolved properly 1t was thrown
ont and, you were instructed how to pay it.
Tightly you held the line which trembled
jerkily as the large spoon twfrled in the
water. The boat neared, and passed lit
tie point Of land-a point that tutted out
into the water, just like the teacher had
explained in 4 Biography lesson-a piece
of land must extend into thS water in or
der to form a-aAwhat was that long
word7 It began with P-P-e-n Ugh!
"oh, pop. I've enught tho PENINSULA
1t was 5erked out Of you.
Zipp! you held on for deaf-lIfe; the line
went taut with a jerk that fairly made
your teeth click. Then, out OF the water
leaped big black fellow. You could
plainly hear the big spoon Jingle and rat
tie. Down he went with big splash.
Zfng! how that line did sing when he
ran TO the side. But here one OF dads big
long arms reached out ahead Of You and
took tho line from your trembling fingers.
Once again the monster, for monster It
was to your eye shot out OF the water.
Vicio1sly he rattled the old spoon-you
could see it all plainly now, first because
he was nearer, second because the re-
sponsibility had been taken away from
you. There he was. a shiny, quivering
mass, exerting every possible effort known
to his cunning to hberate himself from
those hooks. Ali he was q beauty as he
described that arc In the air.
Back he went TO the bottom-khere he
EuIked, while pop slowly pulled and pulled.
Swish! he tried TO run again but could
go only q short distance. His moves how
ever, were yet as quick as a Hash. Dad
continued to pull the line IN. hand over
hand. Up he came. closer and closer
BE tried to go under the boat, but your
father was too quick-into the boat he
came instead. Then. that s1lvery. shining
mass Of aquatic disturbance was yours
yours to show, yours TO tell shout yours
never to be foreotten-your first "lunker."
Gee!-but he was q peach oreno.
Courtesy the Sonth Bend Bait Com
pany, South Bend, Ind.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30
DIR. ANSLEY HOLDS
FINAL MEETING TONIGHT

DR.. j. A. Ansley, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, will preach the last
sermon of his pastorate tonight and
next week leaves to take up work at
his new location. He will preach at
both the morning and evening service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30

Figure It anyway you like; take any boy
you choose and stin you will find that OF
all the ideas that originate in his head
there at least two, in the way Of desires or
longings, that are always sure to tug at
the lads heartstrings some day. They are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30
FORD WITH MODERN
CONVENIENCES STOLEN

A Ford roadster, belonging to E. M.
Seasons, was reported stolen last night
from the rear Of the San Carlos hotel.
The car was equipped with a self
starter, Hassler shock absorber and
had license number $3.50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30
When work was pleasure

as surely part Of boyhood, real, red.
blooded boyhood. as the scratch is quail
ity of wooden underwear; as inevitable as
the asafetida bag during an epidemic OF
diphtheria.
Every dog has his day-boys are not ex-
cluded. The time came, ut last, when the
little fisherman was repaid In full, and
with interest too, for the fine disregard
that Lad been paid hts prowess as pro-
WIDER of the brainy diet.
This happened just about the time all
the trees had managed to get into their
new green clothes-it was just such a
day as you would imagine 1t would require
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30

lines, did not strike your fathers fancy.
On the other hand, II was with NO little
disappointment that you finally permitted
him to select the large, heavy looking, fat
bottomed affair which seemed roomy
enough for several people, even with the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

gatorio por la ley. Por ultimo. Ia no
IA pide que Sc tomen medidas lega-
les contra Ia e~xportac!6n de materia-
les de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
LA CLAVE DE LA SALUD

Millares de personE de rmbos sexes
declaran que a electricidad los ha salyedc
cuando habiai. perGido toda esperanto Guam
do Sc padecc de debiEdad nerviosa. axota-
miento, neurasteuia. falta de tucrza. de AM
mo y de vigor. reun atismo, lumbago. IN
somnio. Intermediates 'e los riiones. del hi
gado y la vegiga, abuses sexuales dc Ia muier.
no nay fiada que sea tan cficss como el Gin
70 tomando estimulantes que nunca cu-an.
tur6n ~cl6ctrico No pieria su tempo y dine
Lo cue su cuerpo nccesita es nueva fuerLa
y vigor para que los nervios y orgaros vita
les vuclvan a 81 cstado normal. Use el cia-
tur6n ~electrico mientras duerme. Su poderosa
Influenza c~urativa hara desaparecer rapida-
mente su decaimienio 3 dolores. ~activRr& su
circulaci6n. vigorizara el sistema y lie traera
nueva vida.
! PIDA UN CENTURION DIRECTAMENTE
y no pague a los institutes medico los pre-
clos tan altos que exigen por estos mismos
cinturones. Ell Cintur6n No. l vale $500 orc
; el No. > vale $500 orc. "A que raGar mas Z
LOS MANDAMOS A PRUEBA
ST listed quicre prinero probar SUI eficacia
escoja el cintur6n que mas le agrade. y re-
mi:anos Giro Postal por n nitad dc su pre-
clio como prueba de buena Re. J lie env!arenos
81 Cinturon. 81 al cabo de tn mes csta sc-
;isfecho. nos remitira e. resto de su vslcr
Esta ofcrta cs Ia mejor g~arantiN de sus me
-itos y de nuest-a sinceridad- Aproveche Ia
oportunidad y escribanos en- seguida somo 81.
que:
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC co.
BOX SIS.
ENDICOTT, \. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
ALEMANIA PIDE Sc LIE
ABONE FL TRABAyO
DE SUS P~RISEONEROS
Pide que de le parte cue
corresponds a Francia por
reparaciones Sc descuen-
ten 225 millones de
marcos, por ell traboio
de aqueIlos

PARIS. JUNO 26.-Alemania ha pre-
sentado 4 Ia Comisidn de Reparacio-
nes una reclamation por IA que Sc pi-
que S. deduzca de Ia cantidad de
1000 millones de marcos orc. que CO.
rresponde a Francia como r~eparaCio-
mes. dc conformidad con el monte IL
jado por Ell tratado de Versailles. Ia
suma de 2l5 millones de marcos Di-
cha suma. segGn asegura lie Petit
Parisien.' que es 81 p~eriodico quo da
Ia n~oticia. Sc considera por Alema CO.
mo el valor de los trabajos de repara-
ci6n hechos en los caminos por los
prisioneros alemanes de guerra.
Fl Encargado de Segocios de Ale
mania en- esta capital. Herr Won Ma
yor. present6 aver al Secretario de
n ConferenCia ue Paz. Il nota del
Gobierno aleman. pidiendo que Sc con
tempo para que evacGe II IONA neu.
ceda = Alemania una extension de
trial. En- dicha nota SO dice que scra
impossible evacuar esa iona para 81
dIa 10 de Julio e%ntrante. como Sc de-
termin5 por Ia Conferencia de Paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
Ell DESARME DE ALEMANIA

BERLIN. JJunio 26.-Tres notas en-
las cue ga trata principalmente la
question relativa al desarme aleman.
Sc han recibido por el Presidents de
Ia delegation alemana de paz. En- Ia
primera de elias Sc haCe referencia
a nurnercsas infracciones de las clau-
sulas militares de ltratado de paZ Y
Sc cXpresa que los aIiados ha ndeter-
minado que Alemania Cumpla o osl
terminus estipulados y que su deci-
sion para reducir al e%jercito aleman
a 100000 hombrcs no Sc Ia modifica-
do absolutamente. Dicha nota agrega
que Ia poliCta de scguriGad debe ser
licenciada en- el termlno de tres me-
ses. pero que para reemplazar esa
fuerZa en- parte. Sc dara pcrmiso pa
ra que las fuerzas disciplinarias Sc
aumente & $50. 900 hombres.
Igua!mcnte Sc haCe la demanda de
que Ia Constitution alamana Sc adap-
te a estas estipulaciones militares. a
fin de que sea abolido el servicio obli-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
INGLATERRA CONSIENTE
EN- M0DIFICAR Ell
TRATADO TURCO
Tai accion la hard en- bien de
la paz, pues la situacion
empeorc en- ell cercano
OrIeRte

LONDRES. JUNO Pei correspon
sal dipIomatico del Daily Chronicle.
escribe 10 siguiente: Los asuntos en-
el cercano oriente y en- el Centre del
mismo ocuparon una = parte del
tempo del Console del Gabinete que
cI Primer Ministro Preside Ultima
mente. BESIDE 81 Caspio hasta ell de-
sicrto arabico. y desde Tracia hasta
Mesopotamia hay muchas comarcas
inquietas Y las ultimas noticias no in
dican que Ia situaci6n mejore.
La noticia que circul6 IN Londres
de que el tratado turco iba a ser a
nulado, fue s3lo M e~xageraci6n a
larmista del hecho de que Sc han
~convencido los diplomAticos en- las
ultimas semanas, de que Ell tratado
debe ser ~enmendado con ciertos deta-
lies, V que en- interas de los aliados
Sc darGa cuidadosa atencion a Ia X
posici6n de los deseos del gobierno
turco. presentada por el gran Visir.
Damad Ferid lego a Paris. Y aun-
QUE Sc asegura entire otras cosas que
protestant por el propuesto arrcglo
territorial de Ia Tracia Oriental y en-
las regiores misnas. aun no Sc sabe
las interciones precisas c instructed
nes que trafga. Francia, particular
mente. desea satisfacer las susceptible
lidades turcas. por 10 que no cabe du-
da que el asunto Sc ventilara en- su
totalidad en- los proXimos dfas.
"AlsUnos combates han ocurrido en-
Trasia Oriental. pero los griegos do
minan Ia situacion. Y sc considera CO.
no una buena seaal que los bulgaros
no Sc hayan undo con los nactona-
listas turcos. Ismid. donde un puesto
ingles fue atacado por los naciona-
listas estA solo a 80 millas al oriente
lie ConsStantiropia, e. Ia eXtremidad
de IN brazo de Mar de Marma-a.
Esa aggression. 10 misrno que el comba
re habido en- Heraclea. donde Il
fucrza francesa habfa d~esembarcado
para proteSer importantes minas de
carbon, son parte- del movimiento ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
No desaparece a1n la grave
dad de la situacion
irlandesa
l.

DURLIN, JUNO ga pesar dc que
las tropas ~britanicas han logrado res
tablecer el orden en- Londonderry, las
autoridades militares V civiles aquf
no Sc muestran del TODD tranquilas,
pues temen que surjan W tras-
tornos y motines, en- vista de la hon.
da hostilidad y rivalidad que hay en-.
ire nacionalistas y unionistas, Ell esa
V otras ciudades de Ia isla.
Las noticias recibidas hoy de varios
districts de Irlanda, dan cuenta de
motines que han tenido lugar allf, mas
mas 0 menos intensos, mostrando que
ell tenor de las autoridades no deja de
ser fundado.
Ademas de los successes de Bantry.
otros similares han tenido lugar en-
varias poblaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
I'm Jefe de Maquinas
cast perdiio el amino
Mahaffey creyo que deberia abando-
mar 81 trabajo, pero ahora pue-

mar 81 trabajo, pero ehora pue-
de seguir Ell su emPleo :.
"En mi opinion ell Tanlac es Ia me
jor medicina en- Ell mundo', dijo o.
H. Mahaffey, Jefe de Maquinas en-
Ia Life and Casualty Building, Nash
vile, Tenn.
"Por espacio de dos ahos-cont
nu6 diciendo,-sufr espantosamen.
tie de las peores Intermediates de,
estomago. Y me ~extenue tanto que
perdi Ia cantidad de As libras en- m,
peso. La espalda me dolia muchisj
mo, Y tales eran las dolencias que
me aquejaban en- ell estomago, que
crei que 10 tenia ~ulcerado, : por este
motive tenia miedo hasta de tomar
leche Y atole de avena. Cada dia me
sentia mas debil, V finalmente tu-
We que %convenir en- que deberia a
bandonar mi trabajo.
mi esposa VIC en- un ~periodico que
un hombre que sufria padecimientos
simi!ares a los MICS, encontro allvio
tomando Tanlac, Y ella desde luego,
me 10 empezo a suministrar. Prom
to empece a adquirir apetito y va pu
de conner 10 que antes me estaba We
dado. Positivamente va no sufro de
NADIA; las a]fecciones del est6mago sc
me ha desterrado, duermo p~erfeta-
mente y me despierto lleno de vida
V energia listo para ell trabajo cuoti
diano".
Tanlac Sc ven6e en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co. 407 East
Houston St. y por la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce st. y por
las principles boticas de todas par
tes. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
LA OFENSIVA GRlEGA
EN- TURQUIA LLEVA
BUEN EXITO
Han capturado los gr;egos
uarias plazas.-La hota
inglesa bombardeo a los
nacionalitas hacien-
doles mil muertos

ESMIRNA, JUNO 26.-Las fuerZas
| eriegas que Sc italian empehadas er
IL ~ofensiva contra los nacionalistas
turcos en- ell Asia Menor. estan ahora
a~vanzando en- cuatro direcciones Y har
c%apturado un gran numero de pobla-
cioEes. segQn dice un communicate Off
cial dado a la publicidad por ell Guar.
lei General griego.
En- dichc Quartet General Sc ha reci-
del aniquilamiento del Decimo Terce-
70 Cuerpo de Eiercito turco. FL in
forme Official dice:
"Nuestras trOpas vanZa ahora en-
cuatro direcciones Y han capturado
las poblaciones de Soma, Derellivi,
MenGokora V Clausk Kiosk, a pesar
de Ia e~nergica resistencia del enemigo.
Tres TieZas de artilieria de grueso "a
libre, gran numero de ametralladoras.
algunos rifles Y I'm tren con diez ca
rios. cay0 EN- nuestro poder, asf CO.
mo numerosos prisioneros V Ia BAN
dera del Regimiento nnmero 135.
"Nuestras perdidas fueron I'm capt
tan muert y otros diez oficiales heri-
dos V veinte soldados muertos y IN
centenar de heridos. En- Gambia, las
bajas del enemigo fueron considera-
oles. pues solamente e IN sector del
frente de batalla Sc levantaron Gin
Cuenta muerto."
Ademas de estos informes, los grie-
COS han obtenido otros en- Ia region
de Teodesio. La %poblaci6n de Sosa
Sc encuentra como a so m:llas al no.
reste de esta ciudad. Mendokora, CO.
mo Glen milias y Chausk. como a 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

c!onalista del interior del Asia Me-
nor hacia Ia costa.
Las ultimas noticias son de que
Ia posic:Gn de Ismid esta Quieta y
Tue los altados sosticnen las suyas en-
Herac!ea. Farecn cue Ell battalion
francis capturado por los !-resulares
turcos en- Bozanti. Cilicia. fue a~rroja-
do hacia Ia costa. donde SO le puso en-
ubertad. conforme al armisticio cele-
brado entire Mustafa Renal y Ell Oral.
Gouraud.
E. Einir Felsal. cuya amistad hacia
los aliados nadie pone en- duda. Sc
dico que hablo u~ltimamente o ente-
"a Independence contra el mandate
propuesto para Siria, el cual cree que
es deshonroso para una nacion que
/ desea tener existenc!a libre.
La impaciencla dc los arabes por-
que los ~franceses salgan Cuanto an
tcs de Siria. es una parte del pro-
hlema, que reQuirirla probablemente
una aueva discussion cuando el Emi'
ileSue a PARIS.
La situaci6n empeora Ell el ardiut
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
4lemania profesta por una
decision aliada

BERLIN, JUNO 2s.-El Tageblat,
declara en- su edici6n de hoy. que Ia
anunciada decision alcanzada por los
aliados en- Ia Conferencia de Boulog-
ne. de confiscar todos los derechos
aduanales alemanes. como garantfa
para ell propuesto emprestito interna-
cional a Alemania, de SECURE que sera
rechazado. Por su parte el diario
Germania, dice que 81 la Conferencia
de Boulogne es una indication de que
10 habra de ser la junts. de Spa, poca
esperanto habra para que Sc llegue a
un arreglo amistoso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

LONDRES. JUNO 26.-Los barcos
ingleses que Sc hallan anclados fren-
te al puerto de Ismid, en- ell Asia Ne.
nor. han alberto un violento bombar-
dec sobre las lfncas turcas tendidas a.
rededor de esa plaza V segun Sc d.
ce, han causado Considerables baias
c~alculandose en- cerca de mil los tur-
cos que han sido muertos.
FL bomb6rdeo ingles abarco prirci.
palmente IA parte oriental de Ia ccs-
Ia del Colo de Ismid. que es un bra
10 del Mar de Marmara. Las tropas
inglesas por SUI parte. emprendieron
vigorosos atoques en- Ia region de Is
mid, de Ceive V al oriente de Bagt-
CHI TX. en- donde mas de 500 prisio.
neros turcos fueron ~capturados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27
MGLATERRA ADQUFERE
Ell FAMOSO P
LIN LII
Ell gigantesco dirigible "a va
en- canine al aerodromo
de PuIhan,.

LONDRES. JJunio 26.-El mas no.
table dirigible construfdo hasta aho-
ra en- ell mundo, Ell LII, que los ale
names habfan arreglado para bonn
bardear Ia ciudad de Nueva York, pa
sara a la propiedad de Inglate-ra, Sc
gun Sc supo hoy aquf. al a%nunciar que
dicho zeppelin esta para legar a Ia
estaci0n de Pullman, tripulado por una
tripulaci0n miNta de photos ingleses
V alcmaneS.
FL dirigible dicho tiene un radio de
acci6n de 1900 millas, o sea mas de
tres veces Ia d!stancia de Londres a
Nueva York; V es mayor en- longi-
tud Que el famoso dirigible ingles
R-34 que hizo el vuelo trasatiantico
de Inslaterra a Nueva York, e. aho
pasado.
De acuerdo con los terminus del ira
tado. los Estados Unidos ~obtendran
tambien un zeppelin. aunaue de me-
nor magnitud que Ell LII, dlriGi5!e
que sera transportado de Alemania a
los Estados Unidos. por ina tripula-
ci6n americana. que esta va siendo
instru!da en- Yorkshire. por Ell Captain
Max Field.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

Tn p~eriodista public6 un art!culo
treEiendo contra un general. a quler
llamaba General Mulas' por las mu-
chas de estas cabalgaduras que habia
robado durante In guerra.
Furioso el militar. do con ell escri-
tor en- Ia Gale Y Sc lie echo encima.
Y ono al querer sacarlo de I'm "a
guam para pegarle. 10 tomara de Ia
corbata. el p~eriodista le diJo:
-Bueno, mi General; pegueme. pc
no no me cabrestee...
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-01-07
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE

BY virtue of an execution in Fore
closure and Order of Sale duly is
sued out of and under the seal OF
the Circuit Court for the State OF
Oregon. for Jackson County, dated
December 81, 1919, in a certain suit
therein, wherein John Bisher as plain
tiff recovered judgment and decree
against L. M. Goodwin and Sarah 2.
Goodwin, as defendants, for the sum
of Six Hundred Thirty Dollars, with
interest thereon from December goth,
1919, at the rate Of eight per cent
per annum, together with an attOr-
ney fee of $4,000 and $500 costs,
which judgment was enrolled and
docketed in said Court December
20th, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that, pursu-
ant to the terms of said execution,
win on Saturday. February 2Sth,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the front
door of the Courthouse in the City
of Jacksonville, Jackson County, Or
egOn, offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction for cash to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said Judgment, with
the costs of this sale subject to re-
demption as provided by law, all Of
the right, title, and interest that the
defendants, jointly or individually,
had on September 3rd, 1912, or have
since acquired, or now have in and
to the following described nroperty,
situated in Jackson County, State of
OREGON, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 100 feet
north of the center Of the south line
of Section Q in Township &c. South
of Range / East of the Willamette
Meridian, OREGON: thence north $50
feet thence West li5 feet to the
East side line of TAYLOR street in the
City Of Ashland, Jackson County. Or
egon, thence South along said side
line $50 feet; thence East 145 feet
to the place of beginning, the same
being Lots four (N, five (5), six
CO., seven 90, eight (S), nine (9)
and ten GO) of the unrecorded plat
of GoOdwin's addition to the City Of
Ashland. Oregon.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, De-
cember 27th. 1919.
C. f. TERRILL,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
BY FLORA THOMPSON, Deputy.
76-4 Wed-W6ly.