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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Fast asleep. too"
They hrlprd Jerry inside and then
tuwcd the boat ashore.
"Goc," said the boy, "s'poso he'd
hcon drowned, Guess ia better hus-
tie home"
Thcy lifted the sleeping baby from
the boat ana set him down m the
sand. Wake upl" cried his brother.
shaking him Gut he gave n couple
ot threatening yclls aud slept harder
than ever
Come on. fcllcrs," said Jerry
you gotta help me carry him home"
ThoY all agreed willingly and Jim
and curly made "A strctChcr out oi
swchtcra and "A couple of stout sticks
II was a long hot walk and terry
was dry before they reached hunc
into the plly-pcn they gently liftcd
Edward. Then he woke up and
sclambling To his feet ran to the
sidx ANA shook 1t, yelling and point
ing down the road
No, no, Eddie coaNed his broth.
err, won't you stay here with J,vry'
You wouldn't GO off and leave yoIr
old jerry would YOU"
Edward shook his head yioltutly
tried 20 hit hls brother stamped his
feet srr"pm"d and pointed ~ !hs
road. Some one In the house hear
ING the awful commotion stuck her
head out Of the window
Nov, Jerry warmed his mother,
don't think OF going off and lcaN 70
ing your little brother"
I'm not replied Jerry "lfc
wants To Eot out and leave mo"
curly SuiCkurcd ana rubbing his
two first fingers together. he taunt-
ed:
THAT kid's getting a littlo sense
now"
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Troop 2

W. wont ON an overnight htHe
T." bWnsSp Lake last Frldny night
"" were taken out In the ears be
luuring 30 wilson Cochranc and
Gordon Iicnkc. We came back ON
the curly morning train. Wen sny
that n is "A fine place to go swim
ming All Of the sleeping wns done
hy Mr. sexton. our scout master The
reI - US stayed awake and listened
To- him Huorc. We should worry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
the Lana NJ Cheiring Gum

Aboard the ShaZunka.
Raw of Comnr,hr.
or Coast OF Yu,ntan.
July 2G. 1871
Mr.. Jiwn M Indy
Tulsa. OKLA.
Dear Jawu.
hny.. uti lnitfpg Jo. y,,it, mo
loltcra rr uur.uus reasons as n
were $50 ann dtr,i1naiiug mn, L.ttor
Jnstn duuf ever so ia N,yirn ia
spend money II Inc waitrr, don,
gc, your coin the dish divrra do Drd
even the dcrn aand rlctg win hr.,It
int, YOUR room a. nirht on ROLLER
skltot aud pack off ,ntu. vyn1 In
their lwg and Ii.,u n ono az ON
over takes bit, off ~ ,ou hr I,gyns
u hole big ,nuu.h tn Irpn , coal
scutil, n Nly rr4i l,r and ,rIv
alyIs, lbs don't vn To- NI,xicn uol,ss
to ,ummIii 4lnu.. y.s..u,I Oh 1I,
treated ne utr sIr,r but I rouiJ,,,
help ri,iur some of those yaps Tho
murhu frrrohlm shlk..
We spent davs with oh and his
rctinsy which ,y,s n d,vs. ,n,. ,,',.,,,
W" escaped ON board ship with two
reefs IN the wind and the holds fun
nIutlrhIlv speaking Pinto our
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
I1ying I.agIc TROOP 3.

Helen Jacobs Of silver Fox patrol
No. has typhoid fever and Troop 3
misses her very much We sent her
some marrucrites and rosobuds and
hope she win soon be well and able
to attend scout meeting again.
Last week after scout meeting
Rachel Nelson, IaNcrc Shycnfolt
and opal Query stayed In for two
hours and cleaned up the Whittier
SCHOOL auditorium. where Troop 3
holds It's meetings. they also made
an honor roll on which we're in
scribcd the names of girls never
absent unless IN. Next week this
list will be printed in this column.
Miss Horton, our leader for this
summer. was absent last week be-
cause her sister was i'll. We all
missed her. our business chairman.
Scout Bcrrice Martin. took charge
OF the meeting.
The Flying Eaglcts aro still prac-
ticing marching at each meeting and
all hope that some day We will be
able to turn square corners and
keep In step.
We are expecting our captain,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
MOntmGrtre Aafists
Boycott Grand Salon

PAklSN July 30,-Artists OF Mont
parnasso and Montmartre the two
widely separated artistic colonies of
Paris. have decided 10 boycott the
Grand Salon and hold their own
exhibitions.
The Montparnasse exhibition is
being held in a cafe, where the
paintings are hung amid beer and
watch" your coat" signs The art .
lists Of Montmatre exhibit their work
on the pavement outside the Moulin
de Ia Gslotte on the top OF Mont
martrc Butte. Hundreds Of society
people and dealers visit both "sa-
Ions"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
WHY NOT ROLLED SOCKS?
Old Man startlcS Crowd by Copying
Feminine Fad

COLJM MBIS, OHIO, July 10
Heretofore It had been generally
assumed that the practice was re-
stricted to the fair sex.
But it's not so.
A street car load Of Columbus
citizens and visitors were wit
ncsses 10 the fact that mere man
had adopted one of the buldest of
summer fads.
IL was ON northbOund High
street car that n man, about so
years OF age. dressed like a pros
porous business man. attracted the
attention of all OF the passengers
when, seating himself. he displayed
socks rolled down neatly TO the
Laps Of his shaaA>
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Troop II

Scouts OF troop II went on their
overnight hike Friday night We got
there at 1880 o'clock. There were
II scouts. We made our camp. got
supper and some Of the boys stayed
up all night We went In swimming
and some ~ the boys went fishing.
Wa did not get to sleep much as
the mosquitoes Ike to ate us up
they were as big as baby elephants.
liza! lla' iIut Just the same we had
some time, YOU tell 'cm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Many Sorry Couples
Anxious for DiUOrce

PARIS, July 30.-Twenty thou
sand unhappily married couples in
France must remain tied in the co..
nuptial knot for another year owing
to the lack of divorce court judges.
Eighty-fiYe thousand divorces are
pending in the whole OF France.
Of which more than half are being
brought to Paris.
4 law to facilitate divorce, whore
by the mayor OF any commune may
unite couple "a quickly as ne may
marry them. is being submitted to
parliament in September
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
lU0nte Carlo Profits
Big "DOt" for Bride

PARIS July So.-A marriage
dot of io,OOO,0OO francs the larg
est on record will hc given to Prn-
cess Dolores Radz,will when shc mar.
ri"S this summer Prince Leon Rad
twill her cousin. Tho enormous dot
~ tho result OF millions or chance
'aArts who Thought they could "heat
the bank" at Monte Carlo.
Prince Leon Re the brother or tho
Duchess of DuudeauNiUc. and his
mother was tho dauEht,r OF NJ
Blanc, the famous founder of tho
nomhcrg and Monte carlo casinos
lrinr'ss Dolores Is the war widow
OF Prince Sianislas Radziwin Prince
Leon was divorced iu 1906 from
hi4 firet wife, Mime Claude de Gra.
mont who ia now Princes, Gallt.
zine.
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{ l,arnIic.

Charudc.
Ny first is nickname.
Ny second is an animal-halt
quadrupcd and half bird.
My third IL the name OF gen
crdl in the war of lSl2.
My whole is Bird.
Answers.
synonyms uoots--l. W(h) litter.
? Shakespeare Opicr). 3. Long
fellow. :. MilCnton. 5. Cow
per Purr). 6. shelley Uoa).
Charadc-l. Al 2 Bat. 3.
Ross. Albatruss.
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Camp

No more ham and eggs and grape
fruit
When the buglc sounds for chow.
No more apple pie and dumping,
For were In the scout camp now.
And they feed us beans Tor break
fast
And at noon We have them. too,
And At night they fill our tumm mics
with good old Irish stow.
No more cokes. or malts. or grape
juice,
When we've such an awful thirst;
II you're thinking of going camping,
Best get used to water first,
The chief Wants to knOtD
II All YOU scouts have located the
new headquaTcrs2
How YOU llk" the words his
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Don't loayo Okhhoma'a cooling
hr"rzes and rush rtt tu Some uu-
known nlar" uutl you are quite sure
'hti YOU WI. not suffer 10y 80 doing.
NSNA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Mirrors Hid in Rose ,
Is NelU Fad in PdrV

rFrnw 'ho W1sb'rg'
PARIS, July 20.--Aran .'~
with a small mirror and powder XII
concealed in the petals ar" 'nr y.
est tad nf fashionable PARTS n,.I
SInshades OF hrlEh, 0'..'-' T,N
extraordinarily Ions handles. ~
OF small circumference a'r ''' P'
IN thousands at tho races.
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Dinner IL served AT 1880 and
'Will' always has something extra
good for the hungry scouts. 4
~ mple dinner consists Of beef stew,
potatoes boiled in their jackets,
bread and butter. and for dessert
corn starch pudding with plenty Of
iced tea.
After the noon meal an hour Is
devoted to rest and at this time the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Distinctly yours.
GABE WINKLER,
j \. ScCy.
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Aboard the Shhzuuka,
Bay of CompcDho,
or Coast oi iuDatan,
July 20. 1921.
t.u Nf I.tIIy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-22

Howard Here's orchestra will fur
nish the music for the dancing party
to be given this evening at the Heron
Coffee shop by Miss Virginia Scholle
and Miss Esther Mary Snyder.
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will live the Christmas story once
again IN song and tableau. The Wo-
mans Alliance of the church will as
sist with the arrangements.
The little members of the Saturday
afternoon Story Hour club which
meets at the tea room annex at Pei
letters will listen to Christmas stories
this week. The girls of the Christmas
carol quartet, Betty Freeman. Sarah
Louise Gossett, Mary Esther Bone and
Elizabeth Monroe, will sing carols.
X = =
An unusually fine program of music
has been arranged for Christmas eve
services at Grace Cathedral Saturday
evening. beginning at 1870 o'clock,
by the choirmaSter, Mr. George W.
Barnes.
The program will include two organ
preludes, ''Sanctus," Gounod, and
Christmas Pastoral by Merkel by
Mrs j. A. Campbell Other numbers
-"Benedietus' Otis
Harp. violin. Cello and organ
Proeession nfn' H Eign Come All F9 9e
Faithful Observation-Disclosures. Wade
Introit-Carols
The First NOVEL;" ........... Traditional
.kyrie' ,...,;'--.-.-.--.-- Adam
..Gffrli II5l Adam
While Shepherds Watched Their FlOcks"
Martin
Sursum Cordo ....-...--..--...C amidge
Gloria In Excelsis' .........:...0Id Chant
''Nunc DimittisH.. ............. .Gregorian
occasional Hymn-"It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" .-..---..........-..W Willis
POstlude.
Organ-"FestivaI March ...... wareing
Quartet: Mrs Grace Currey Bussing
harp; Mrs. l. S. MacFarlane violin;
Mr.. Arthur Messick, cello; Mr. George
W. Barnes. organ; Mr.. Glenwood
JONES' Sol0iS! =
large lighted Christmas tree, re-
i splendent with vari-colored and
| shaped Christmas decorations, with a
big bell at the top, was the central
floor decoration at the second annual
| K. L. club Wednesday night at Kellam
| hall. Streamers in red and gree-
| radiated from the bell to the wall al
| either side and also shaded the lights.
| During intermission Santa Claus ar
| rived. distributing confetti, horns and
| serpentines which were used in the
| following dance.
| dance included: Miss Marian Reid.
| Mr.. De Forrest Joslin, Mr.. Albert
| Kerr, Mr.. Bernard Cutler, Mr. Walter
Wilson. About three hundred persons
| danced. Punch was served during the
| evening.
y = *
The members of the X A N club
gave a dinner Wednesday night at
| Pelletier's Tea room. followed by a
line party at the Orpheum. The club
will meet January 4 with the presi-
dent, Miss Ethel Glenn, as hostess.
y y y
I Howard Here's orchestra will fur
nish the music for the dancing party
to be given this evening at the Heron
| Coffee shop by Miss Virginia Scholle
and Miss Esther Mary Snyder.
CONTINUED IN next pageD
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o8CH TX
~ FRANCES JoNEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Williams have
invited guests for dinner party
which they will give Christmas eve at
the Country club.
Following dinner there will be
bridge and dancing. Places Will pc
laid for thirty-two guests.
* y y
Among those at the dinner-dance
given dnesday night at the Univer-
sity club were: Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Johnson of Ellis, who were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. David Neiswanger. Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Bowen. who were
guests of Judge and Mrs. Henry F.
Mason.
A group dining together included;
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Guild, Miss
Ielen Jordan, Miss Grace Gleed, MI
>led Fleming and Mr.. Jack Merriam.
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Looking Blackboard in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Miss Fannie Leland who is student at
the Art Institute in Chicago is in Topeka
to spend the holidays with her father, Mr..
Cyrus Leland.
Miss Grace Beard returned Friday from
Columbia. Mo, to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Beard.
Miss Margaret Johnston returned Friday
from the Western college at Oxford. Ohio,
Ito spend the holidays with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Johnston.
Miss Gertrude DevereuX will come up
from Lawrence Monday to attend Miss
Abby Wares dancing party.
Mrs f. H Crosby and little daughter
Helen Louise, went to st. Louis today to
spend the holidays Mr.. Crosby will join
them for Christmas.
Miss Anna Speck will go to Emporia the
first of the week to spend Christmas.
Miss Anna Canaan gave delightful taffy
pull Thursday evening for her pupils One
of the pleasant features of the evening was
n short musical program by the Orpheus
quartette which went up and surprised
them.
Miss Helen Quigley will come from Ster-
ling to spend the holidays with DR.. and
Mrs. c. r. Reed
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ]. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Lillard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Laundon were guests also at the din
ner and dance.
Mrs. P. W. Allen entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home
in compliment to Mis-. Oscar Bonnet.
The guests were members of the
board OF directors of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and in
cluded:
Mrs. o. L. Moore Mrs. George Godfrey
Mrs. John K. Shelton Moore
Mrs. H. L. Pepp Mrs. a. H Bennett
meyer Mrs. H. II. WeIty .
Mrs. John L. White Mrs. S. H. Kilgore
Mrs. H Ward Page Mrs Warren E. JEFF
Mrs J. NJ Wallace frey
Mrs. Robert Merrick Mrs. Eugene Stotts
Mrs. Fred {. Fox Miss Clara Francis
Mrs. Robert Stone Mss Bessie BouEhton
Miss Lillian Valentine
y y 4
A Christmas dinner will be given
Saturday night at the home of Mr.
for:
Mr.. and Mrs, A. H. Greet and children of
Kansas City, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macferran
DIR. and Mrs. S. S. Estey
Mrs. {. W. Meredith. Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Hefen Estey
Mr. William Macferran, Jr.
Mr. Ted Newcomb, Des Moines, Iowa
Mr. Kenneth Macferran
y y
At the Christmas concert to be
given this evening at the auditorium
by the Womens Civic chorus. the fol-
lowing persons have offered their serv-
ices and will usher and be at the
door:
Mr. and Mrs Ben Akers
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Thrill
Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Parr
Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Benton
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merriam
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Dickey
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Purdy
Mrs George ODER
Mrs. w. c. Hindman
Mr. Monte Kistler
Mr.. Harry Guthrie
Mr. Harry Rhodes
Mr.. Eugene Sallee
I SAW SANTA TODAY
Remarked a little boy Tuesday
night to his mother as he was ready
or bed. Il told him what l wanted
md he just nodded his head and said,
All right. of course, and [ know
you've been a very good boy, too.
son as he hoped into bed, ''as Pm a
;ood boy, there really isn't any use in
aging my prayers now
y y
The Faculty club of Washburn col
,ge will have a Christmas tree, and
picnic lunch at Boswell hall,
Ionday evening. The members of the
Hub, and their families will be guests.
y 4 y
The church school of the First Uni
tartan church, 914 Topeka boulevard,
which is being organized by Miss Hen
derson, of Boston, viii hold a Christ
mas party for its members on Friday
afternoon, December %, from to >
o'clock, in the church rooms. An in
vitation to be present is extended to
all the children who may in any way
be interested in a Unitarian church
school.
There will be games. story telling,
and an impromptu production of the
Christmas story by the children. who
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will live the Christmas story once
again IN song and tableau. The Wo-
mans Alliance of the church will as
sist with the arrangements.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07

tiliug lie undertakes wiA @al an,
euc.gys il you are for tna Anu
I n man sln to,e log aoal AeuE Ha
llsms. Ile $ my stcl son aH4 nav,
own uu .or uI,CtH years Wu know
him to be the kind Of Il man a,oy
described. J. kuow that ne VIII per
Iorm lhe duties of the Office as Wei
or rotter than any oil his opponents.
lie is a laboring man and a lamc
ana is interested in the farmers wei
ARE.
Although his opponents, Mr.. We'll
md Mr.. Coffee, live in West Liberty
yet l am sure that they will conced,
hat they are not better qualified thar
lIr. Williams eecn if Mr.. Williams does
live in the country.
lie was left an orphan boy very
young vet ne, pressed toward tH
mark for The prize Of tho high calling
and by hard work received a good cdu
cation, graduating from the law dc
prmcnt of the University of Kcntucl,
at Lexington. In fact ha has made :.
man out Of himself under adverse cir
cumstnccs.
ilo .a- managed ana made II posi-.
bic for am his brothers ana sisters fl,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07
A Good Man.

Camel City, Ky, July ., 1921
Dear voter:
Are you looking for a man for Coun.
ty Attorney who is moral in every re
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07

Two cai.J .1 -' T. ?"
Hamilton, OF Damp. u... -uar.
fcvcr,
An airpanc passed over this section
last Friday, going m cast aJure"
Quite a lot Of Haap'c saw /, from
places > or 3 miles apart.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07
t-r.iz.d ttam, Fnca

|IIIU "a dNWl lut!
lC JIM Al.
J ANs. az candidate I FOR ith,.
pumualop Tor Pnpyysen-
.am t,e GoUa'Ire.siu ilye IBIS
.... ."'geet TO te primary H2L
Wu are rltHur.yd la.am kuet
Il.N. M. CRISP. az
of Wryoy, us a Ja8udate ifdr The
Democratic Nomination for ] Itsrn.
Waya 4ur lm, iyg,a LcglAu Ete dis
'ri', suhictt-hb the August ~ mary
1871. .,f .t,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce
ND. W. GARDNER,
Of Salyorsyi,e, as a rNndidate for the
Democratic nomnati, for Cir cult
Judge of the @Gth } tdirial Dsti let.
ubjcct to the August primary. lJ3 I.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07
We are authorized to announce
d IL PERRY
We are authorized to announce
G.. I. FANNIN,

G. /. FANNIN,
If Dan, as a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for County Court
ol,r'; Of Morgan county, subject to the
August primary 1921.
Ufce Deputy, Price Steele, Caney, Ky.
We are authorized to announce
j.. 81. WILLIAMS,
u Malone, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County
court Clork, subject to the primary,
lo.i. Office deputies:
Henry G. Perry, POmp, Ky.
Lee Barker. Malone, Ky.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07

We are authorized 10 announce
FRANK KEN SABD, -. Cd.
If Iogyiuo, as a car, iidate for the
Democratic. nomination Tor Ciru III
Judge Of The seth Judicial Distract,
ub'ct 10 The August pr mary. 1921.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07
we are authorized to announce

/. &. FERGUSON,
Of West Liberty, as candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff of
Morgan county. Deputies on ticket
are:
Jim ManfOrd McClain, Of Lenox,
Wise Back, of Ezel,
Sam Henry Lykins Of Caney and
Turner Hamilton, of Dingus.
]. G. Stacy, Caney, Ky.
Clarence Smith, Jeptha, Ky.
w. w. Williams, FlOrress, Ky.
Subject to the August primary, 1921.
We are authorized to announce
d. H. PERRY,
of West Liberty, as candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Sheriff
Of Morgan county, subject to the Aug
ust primary, 1921. Deputies:
d. G. Lacy, Caney, KY.
Tom Henry, Ezel, Ky.
Il r. Keeton, Moon, Ky.
Shelby Nickel, Matthew, Ky.
Noah Hughes, Pomp, Ky.
w. G. Byrd, Demund, Ky.
]. Y. Wells, Camel City, Ky.
Bancy Smith, Jeptha, Ky.
Fred Cantreil, Silver Hill, Ky.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-03
Notice of Chattcl MORTGAGE Sale

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Second Northwestern
Finance Corporation, a corporation.
by virtue of the chattel mortgage,
Gated April 5. 1890. executed by An
drew S. Kerr, to /. ID. Latham and re-
corded January "a. 1921, in the Rec.
crds OF Chattel Mortgages of Umatilla
County, Oregon. securing the payment
Of note and debt therein described, OF
even date Herewith, for $3572.4O,
bearing interest at per cent, per an
mum from maturity OF said note (and
by the holder OF said note and mort
gage. same was declared due on Mo-
vember 20, 1920-said note with said
chattel mortgage having been endors-
cd. transferred and assigned by said
!. ID. Latham to said corporation prior
to the maturity thereof for valuable
consideration, tho conditions of said
chattel mortgage having been broken
by the mortgagor, has taken posses |
sion OF the property thereby mortgag- |
cd, 20 wit: One DENLY Motor Truck, |
steel lined dump body with a Woods 1
hoist. Factory No. e135, Motor No.
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he same to the highest bidder for cash
it IL o'clock in the forenoon on the
ieeond day OF February, 1891, at the
ront door of the garage of the West
irn Auto Company. one the corner OF
and Water Streets in The
,ity of Pendleton. Umatilla County,
oregon, the proceeds OF sale to be app
,lied TO the payment Of costs and ex-
lenses Of sale and Of taking possession
nd keeping property, and expenses OF
oreclosing. including reasonable
um as attorneys fees. and the pay
rent Of the amount dtie upon the note
by said chattel mortgage.
Dated this cath day Of January,
92l.
SECOND NORTHWESTERN FL
Nance Corporation.
BY zoETH HoUsER. Sheriff and
Agent II