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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04
PERSONALS

J, E, Perry, of New Orleans, is in
she city. ~
w. B. Hendley, well known Jack
FsonTille citizen, spent yesterday here.
]. L. Herndon, of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday
X. w. Merton, OF J-.ksonville, spent
yesterday here.g eraos
J. W. Bacon, Of was here
Yesterday
y. R. Motley, Of ALTA, was in the
city yesterday.
]. E. Pittman, well known Way.
cross citizen, was here yesterday.
K. j. Prater. of Atlanta, is in the
city.
to remain here. His family will
come about December 1.
o. S. Perdue spent yesterday in
Jacksonville.
e. l.. Byrd, of Jacksonville, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04

The many friends of Z. C. Marlin
will be interested to learn that,
though still very ILL., he seems to be
holding his own, with slight i'm,
Drovement during the past few hours,
Mr. Marlin is well known and popular
with wide circle of friends and the
earnest hope is that he WIN yet greet
these on the streets again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04

F: S. Werner, Of Illinois, reached
Che city yesterday and will make this
his future home. Mr.. Werner spent
the winter of 1919 in Brunswick and
has. found nothing in the way of cli-
mate near SO ge0d3 so has decided
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04

Many friends will regret to learn
that G. c. Smith has been confined to
his home by dllness for the past few
days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04

ONLY Sc PER Pouno

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a few hours, absolutely clean
and Sanitary. Just the right
dampness for ironing.
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satisfied customer.
Phones 129 ard So.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
DETROIT FAVORED IN WEST
AGAINST w. AND J. TODAY
Straight Football Predicted in Inter
sectional Contest

Detroit, Dec. I.-Footbull teams of
fhc University of Detroit and Washing.
ton and jefferson went into post
season contest hero today. each pre-
pared for desperate battle 10 keep it's
record clean for Tho year. Neither team
had b""n defeated. and only one. Tu-
lane, had been able ia score upon De-
trOit.
The strongest lineup that could bc
mustered by either team was slated to
start th" game and both coarh"s had
ample reserves to continue nt near tho
maximum strength throughout the till .
Thc teams were generality considered
quite evenly matched. although the De
troit followers were inclined to give
their forward wall and kickcrs slight
edge. There was no undertaking. how
ever. of the power aud strategy of the
Eust"rn"rS.
An intermittent rain for the last
few days had 80 sofI"ncd the Nnvin
Field turf that game confined solely
to straight football wa in pro~rcrt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

The University Of Pennsylvania SOC
Ger team will wind up its regular 1927
season this afternoon on Franklin Field
with Yale in an intercollegiate League
game.
Like the Red and Blue. the Eli
eleven has not had a very successful
season. but expects to make Penn hustle
to win. Last Saturday Cornell
humblcd Coach Stewards team. I to I
and ended all chances of finishing up
among the leaders for the Red and
Blue
SO far this season Penn has scored
ono league victory. that over Harvard
early in the season. Princeton and
lIavcrfOrd. in addition to Cornell. have
registered victories over the Franklin
Field habitues. Syracuse. which is not
in the league. suffered reverse at the
hands Of Captain Paul PattOn's eleven.
With the exception. of Patton and
Amelia, the Penn team is n green one.
Patton because of injuries did not see
any action until the Princeton game.
The experience gained by this years
team will make them capable performers
next season and enable them to regain
the laurcls lost this season. Penn leads
the intercollegiate league in titles won,
Princeton gaining its first this season
In decade.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
$4,000 PRO OFFER
FOR BILL T|LDEN
No Communication From Tex
Rickard on New Tennis
Scheme, Says Champion
AGAINST SPIRIT OF SPORT

\ S2I.OOO plum probably will bc held
tcmptngly before our Bill Tildcn. ten
mis- champion of tho world. From New
York comes dispatch that Tex Rick.
ard Will make an attempt to wcan Til
den from the amateur ranks.
II know nothing of Mr.. Rickard =
plans to promote professional tennis
Matches" said our title holder at the
Germantown Cricket Club this morn
ing. IL have had no communication with
Mr.. Richard and of course, | cannot
discuss III" ptopoSition when 7 know
nothing of it.
Richard plans to obtain the topmo<t
stars Of the tennis ranks in this coun-
try and abroad and TO Stage the matches
in the Madison Square Garden.
II is no secret that the amazing gate
receipts of tn" Davis Cup matches at
Forest Hills. approximately $4,000,
and the national championship at Phil
adrlphia of $4,000 has excited some
Of the sporting promoters. From trust
worthy sources it is known that Tildcn
has received an offer Of about 800 900
or slightly more as salary for n season
of exhibition matches. SO far the
champion has not consented.
There is nothing TO prevent Richard
from conducting such an affair, pro-
vidPd he can proCur" the players who
would be willing to sacrifice their ANA
tour standing. but it is more than
doubtful that such Il tournament would
attract sufficient gate" to repay the
promoter for his financial expenditure.
There are a few professional lawn
tennis players in this country at pres
cnt. George Aguttcr. Of the West Side
Tennis Club; Jimmy Burns, of the
Rockaway Hunting Club; Charles Iiag-
get. now in Florida. and William
CrOckcr. Of the Longwood Cricket Club,
of Boston. being tn" most prominent.
Whether the public would be sufficiently
Interested. however, to pay good money
to SEQ these men in tournament is
open to question.
If Richard were abb" to retain ANA
tcur players Of the standing of Tidcn.
Johnston autN Richards he might sue
cccd in making paying proposition of
such an affair; but it does not seem
likely that any of the first ten men
would listen to offers of that kind, and
certainly those who follow the game
would never be weancd 70 professional
tennis. 1t is against tn" spirit of the
sport.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
GREB TO MEET KAISER
Heavyweight Bout On for the Ice
Palace Wind-up

A heavyweight bout. the first of tho
loral' Season, will be the wind-up of the
weekly show ON Tuesday night At the
lee Palace when Harry Grcb, Of Pitts
burgh. meets Fay Kaiser. who has been
stepping along fast in competition with
the big boys They are scheduled to go
eight rounds.
Kaiscr's most recent achievement was
to win from Bob Martin. \. l.. +.
champion. and this victory places
him up with III" rOntrndcrs for Jack
DcmpScy's crown.
Grcb recently was winner over
Charley Wcincrt in an elimination for
bout with Tom Gibbons, the winner
of which is promised meeting with
Georges Carpenter.
George Werner, of Boston, will ap-
pear in the semi final with Jimmy Glib.
bons as his foe. Other bouts Joe
Rooms VS.. Lonnic Tucker, Willie Allen
VS. Benny Bass and Danny Mcdonald
VS.. Billy Pimpus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
HANl0N MEETS BARRETT.
with KILBANE REFEREE
'ou9h'Jawed 6attIer and SIedoe.
Hammer Puncher Clash Tonioht

1t Will b" n battle between n sIcdgc-
XanllI"r waIIop and an iron Jaw at the
SationaI \. \. tonight, when Bobby
WI' Wnarr''t' of Clifton Heights, and Jimmy
hanIon, of Denver. clash in the star
pou' OF eight rounds. Bnrrctt's right
nahd has gained n lot of publicity in the
idSt few weeks, while the toughncss of
,lallon chin has been well known for
several years.
Johnny kiIbnnc, fcathcrwcight cham
t.oI OF the world, will referee this con-.
,eH. Hrtor" showing himself off as n
ar'|r"" n.r" kiIbanc will appear in the corner
.. Two OF his scholars, Owen O'NInIIcv
ana Johnny M"T.Hughlin. in rcsncrtivr
TGu,S' TI' ,oMalICy will pair of with
"aIImS ",Im Lavender and Eddie Dcmpscv
VII TT, d" Mrl0ughlin's foe.
~" semi. final will show for thc
",H tM" IN Philadelphia Sammy Bcrno.
ITml'npaw ImI knockorour. of Sew York
aia aLS "Npot"nt will be Kid Wagner,
vlTEer vltE ana game. The opening numbrr
Ta Ta,l D" between Bobby Abrams, from
Philadelphia. ''''' VI """'"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
VICTRlX AND HOBART
MEET IN TITLE GAME
West PhiIIy Rivals Stage Seventh
Annual Clash on s. and C. Field

The stage is set in West Philadelphia
for the annual football game between
Hobart and Nictrix on the Struwbridgc
4 Clothicr grounds at SIXTY third and
Walnut streets. The kickoff is scheduled
for > =. NJ.
These rivals have met on six prcvious
occasions. and each has won three
times. The game was scheduled for
Thanksgiving Day. but was called of
on account Of the unfavOrablc weather
Both teams are reported as being in
the best of shape. and many former
scholastic stars will be in the game. in
Guiding Billy Stevens, Of MuhIpnbrrg ::
Bob Finley. Of Mcrccrsburg ::
"Whitcy" Egan. Of Delaware: Mallcy
and D'Tillippo. of ST. Joscph's. and
DclIuvcn. Of Lafayette.
The lInC.un:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Berry Praises Hdmer,
Penn'S Big Fullback

Howard Berry. one of the greatest
all around stars ever to wear the
Red and Blue Of the University Of
Pennsylvania thinks that "rex"
Hamcr. the big fullback of IIeis.
mans eleven, IL one Of the most
likely looking punters he has ever
seen on Franklin Field.
''Ilamer has n wonderful drive in
his legs said Berry, "and once
he gets the fine points Of punting
will duplicate the best performances
over made here. lie has all the nat
ural ability in the world, being big,
and having the power that makes for
the real punter."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
STATE STAR HURT
lishtner May Not Start Against
Washington Today

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 3.-Clrar skies
and light winds are the weather condi-
tionS for the struggle in the stadium
here today between Penn State and l'ni-
vcrSity Of Washington football teams.
The interSrctional contest is expected
to draw record crowd.
Both Coach Hugo Bezdck, of the
Eastern invaders. and Coach Enoch
Bagshaw. of Washington. pronounced
their squads in excellent shape. The
only lat" casualty was Lightncr. star
Penn State halfback, who Spraincd an
ankle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Bulldogs Meet Local Eleven at
Pills Park for Professional
Football Championship
RABE RUTH TO START GAME

The Canton Bulldogs and the fhiIa =
,,,rhia Ouakcrs meet this afternoon IN
. .ho East versus West professional foot
t,r comc nt the Phillics' Ball Park
r,noc,tb and Huntingdon streets. and
tor the first time this season Leo Con
wov's aggregation will enter the game
Ni.i.od, n finish on the short end of the
score.
The contest is scheduled for the pro-
,o.sional football championship OF the
United States. MS both clevens claim
,ho title. Besides host of ll-Ameri- :
can gridron celebrities. another star
-, rho first magnitude will be present
and have part in the game-Gcorgc
uorman Babe" Ruth has been Sc
anrcJ by Manager Leo Conway to toss
o"t tbo football that will start the game
oud Ruth will also sit on the PhillieS
bench for a part of the game.
There is considerable interest at
cached "a today'S contest. The Bulldogs
were scheduled to play here several
weeks ago. but the game was called OH
AZ the last minute and the JeltcrSonS,
Of Rochester. substituted. canton
pInycd here last year and gave a won
dcrful demonstration. but was beaten
by the Quakers, and the WcStrrnerS are
anxious to retrieve that defeat.
The Bulldogs just came through a
vonJcrfnl scnson. meeting oil the lead.
irc rIubs I'm the West. They suffered
onIv ono defeat at the hands Of Akron,
= to o, but that was later wiped out
whom Horse" Edwards eleven trim
med their rivals. Ia to 0.
Roth clcycns have been hard at work
for tbc last week. The CantOns have
worked out in the morning and the
Umokcrs in the afternoon. The mana
gcrs and captainS Of both teams an
nouncp their players as physically mt,
olthourh Lon Little is not i'll the best
Of shape. but will start.
The visitors have n wonderful aggrc-
eaton of former college stars and are
favored TO win. The Quakers are de-
lermincd to gain the decision and will
fight their hardest from start to finish.
Canton has nine first class Substitutes
70 rush in at any moment. Manager
Conway up to last evening had but
four extra men. but expected three
more in time for the game.
The Canton players that will start
include II gginS. State: Henry. W. and
j.; Osborne. State; Grounds. Notrc
Dame: Grifliths. State: West. Colgate;
Carroll. W. and j.; Kcmpton. Yale .
Way. State; GriggS. Texas. and l..
Smith, Centre. On the bench will be
such stars us Robb. Columbia; Ed
wards Notrc Dame: Fulron, Wabash
KeliSon. West Virginia; SIackford,
Notr" Dame; VI. Smith. Purdue; SpCck.
Texas: Morrow. Pitt. and Steele, Har-
ward.
If the field is in any kind of condi-
ton the Quakcrs expect to make fine
showing, as "EIinkcy" HaincS. the
state star, has been showing some
wonderful work in practice. The local
0arkticld will consist of Johnny Scott.
Han"S, Cofall and Jim Laird. Carl
Thomas. the former Penn captain. will
pay his first game for the Quakcrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Want CanneII Retained

Hanover. y. H.. Dec. "a petition urg
Ing the retention Of Jrck Came as hnnG
coach Of football at Dartmouth Collrg" has
been nut into circulation by forty-Scvcn
prominent seniors, including members OF
the football squad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
GRID TITLE AT STAKE
'O'"yn and Darby Come Together
at Hilldale Park

0t ,,a, 1e par65y football ,hamnionship is
W who" c'"HG Today at the IIildalc grounds.
Comnon," n"'"}n meets tie DARBY Fire
IN nV",P4lly eleven. Both clubs hive rut
Cyn"ctaI mIrd week of practice, and il is
vii iII',ru nn mat l"OO fans Of that section
tbil "y mr"'n'n hav" lost but one game
''DnIEnn""' anu expect to defeat CoIwyn.
DorHv nan" will play fuIlback for
lis % t%an ""' WI VII nISo do the punting for
Kru,' u'",'li ,,ii Kuh"' l'hambcrS and Jim
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Willie Spencer Has Pneumonia

Willie Spencer, hywciFht boxer. Of G'ou.
ccstrr, Is seriously i'll at his home In Glou.
cester. lie Is suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia and tonsiltis and his physician
refused to le. any one scc HIM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

~ NanO. who was to have boxed And
BurnS at the Cambria last night. was un
able to 60 through with the boat owing to
sprainCd ankle,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

Johnny krause has been matched 10 moo,
Eddie Morgan In the star bout 1T ia
Northside \. g., Nlanli" city. next Thurs
day night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
enterprise Nativity Run on

o. ne meet between tho r,,,,.
daS In Nativity C. c. scheduIsd ;Or %vnol ~ 10
until a inafflmantnwn. has been postponeJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Scraps about Scrappers


:. Charley Weirmuller has returned rror,
| new York after aIChinG for two IIa vs. in
ards; tho lishtwolg wcltrrweisht 6amni', MIN
,bo or CsnIrai and south An"rlca ''None OF
tho stars "iII take on Richards" " saws Gn,p
ley. They all want somep,dv ritSo Char ar .
nun out hrst: ia Han.un made NyiI'iss
IIais JaCTisoh AN onyr to meet richards. but Dos
him t" some one else, and then lte?i te,I,,, etv
hlin. - w '"N'
Joe Kennedy is back from I.orca..,, ,
SlI wmI'" he III. @itSs TIM Dronry save Mike PAU.
SEn SHn rnp!s '.'rnG IN laylnE driving MIN through
the jaw. ''s"l !"
man IInnanhSihE SAMMY Ross, Of Wilmington, I,
Toss 10 l2H-poCndcr and he wants TO- moi
either Cy Morris or Young Mickey. ~ '''0''
Johnny Mclaughlin, South phuo,I,,.,.,.
we ierw"ignt. WIN hold his Lrsl anmuaI ,I''r
az APP Academy On the night ut IJrrrinH =
nrphLii%n LIi% n.n. Stun Is d G%iird the johnny Nc
johnny Campi, local fcathcrweigh,, n,.
tI pIGm t,mIL'% h tadth'HLlN Tor fortnight aIl
"lL be ready lur thu best OF tn. iI,cn "S - . nc
'ampi would like to make his rrsuart Mga,U', Ur
Dcnny Bass. e"'''''
rl io%mE ins SEerlock ST. sS Ros placed himself under
l@"'poundtr trHm south PhIlIy. j"
- iete N9rErn ~ training daily at AdAn
it!hns, !Io IS in shape to take on unV or
the l3S-poundcrs VI
X. o. Leonard SAYS steve Lave, il an, -,
the hardest hitting bantamweights aTm,nI ~
lie stopped Willie Burke in Reading imsi
week. '"''
Willus Britt will be back in PhIiado,nI,i,.
on MoEday with several boxers Irnn ESn,!,
York. While in tn" metropolis he ma,rhon
Oto Hughes to meet X. o. PaIiiy ~,
Meriden, Conn, December 49, '" "'
Danccland jazzers VIII trip the light r,,,
tastiC to the strains Of the Original Dixi.i.'n !
JaHZ Band for two weeks beginning, n",t
rIcSday night. Jack Tegal is Hrrnnl.tn', ~
special program for III? period OF the DiSia.
land bands stay. 'N''
Fred PaCittI has ARRANGED The r,I,o,,.,,,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

Danccand jazzers WEI trip the light fam
tastiC to the strains Of the Original Diyi.ia%r % !
Jazz Band for two weeks Beginning n"It
Tuesday night. Jack |egal Is nrrnnt.in,y ~
special program for the period OF the DiSia.
land bands stay. 'N''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
PENN AND YALE IN
FINAL SOCCER TILT
Coach Stewart, of Red and Blue,
Makes Changes in Lineup
to Strengthen Defense
ONE LEAGUE VICTORY

Referee - George Young, Referees Ass0-
citation. Time-i5- minute halves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

Joe Kennedy Is back from. Lancasi,,
M%,'% g1G ne %%3s i TIN Dronyy save Mike Pau
the ropes in the sixth round with rirb| rUuI 81 Il
the jaw. '" " 'ieHt u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

WiITus BrItt WTT be back in PhIiadcInLio
on Morday with several boxers IRON En,%
York. While in the metropolis he mstrhon
Otto Hughes to meet X o. PaiitI ~ "
Meriden, Conn, December 10. '" "'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

HhrrN De Long, OF South phIlIy rov. ~
inahhSIn" sammy Ross, Of Wilmington, fl,
loss 10 a l5S-poCndcr and he wants To- MOI
cIthtr Cy Morris or Young NIiCkCv '''0S' :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Johnny Mclaughlin.

we. terW"ight, win hold his nrsl annual !'''r
az APP Acdu"'ny On the night of Irr,,ini' . =
~. liis QUO Is called the JOHNNY 'T' u,
Laughln Pleasure Club. 0''"' Ht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

oohnnE 'hmp', local fcathrrweight. L,.
after another week in the gym he SAYS "j, h,
~ be ready ior the best OF the I0cat cIo., ~
Brnny Bass. "s"'"''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Battle Between Canton Quaers Football Card
AND THEN HE GAVE UP GOLF

TneRe TIC 5TNeTGe o,VcS 5
Hum \ TiCNGT AND ToLLS IuN.
T,teRe zee zaG AeIGAp OF
HlA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

k. -. Leonard SAYS steve Lave, Ia ma, =, :
the hardest hitting bantamweights armnnI ~
lie stopped Willie Burke In Reading insi
week. "''
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
COLLEGE AND GRANGE
COOPERATION HELPFUL
Agriculture has Been Advanced Ra-
pidly by Farmers Organization
and State Collegcs-Visitors
Surprised at growth
Of o. A. q.

Cooperation of agricultural col
leges and oranges has proved an
important factor in advancing the
agricultural and community inter-
ests Of the country, in the opinion of
national grange officers and others
who spoke at a dinner for members
OF the national grange who visited
oregon Agricultural College.
Approximately 150 grangers we're
present, representing 26 states.
Massachusetts, led in numbers with
%.
I'VE are mighty proud OF our Ag-
ricultural colleges" said Sherman
]. Lowell Of Fredonia, N. Y.,master
of the national grange and member
OF Grange No. 1. the first grange or
ganlzed. There Is great team
work between the colleges and the
farmers"
Oliver Wilson OF Peoria, ILL.,, form
or master OF the national grange
expressed his surprise at the won
derful growth Of the institution in
tho II years since the grange last
met in Oregon, when ne visited the
college. G. 70. Spence OF Oregon
City. master OF the Oregon grange,
spoke OF the valuable work the col
lege is doing for the farmers and OF
the close cooperation between the
institution and the grange.
Great progress has been made
particularly In recent decades In the
advancement OF agriculture through
application OF scientific principles
and improvement In conditions gen
orally in the open country" said
President w. ]. Kerr in an address
OF welcome.
The work OF the college In It's var
ious divisions was explained by Pres
idont Kerr. Ho mentioned the fact
that large numbers OF prospective
farmers are now studying subjects
In tho school OF commerce, and ven
tured the assertion that this coun-
try has suffered more from lack OF
business methods than from lack OF
crop production.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ES-
TATE TRANSFERS RECORD
ED NOV. 10 TO NOV. 20


Ira NJ. williams ct ux to L. H.
Stowell Lots IL, ~, 10, IA, and Is,
Block 1872, Ontario. 11l1Sl2l
S67O.00.
U. s. A. to VIM. d. Napeon, SEA
NWh Sec. 12-22AdG. Sl26l21.
Leon Aldocoa ct ux to Lasaro
Urquiaga, sWh NWh Sec. 6-3t-43;
also Lot /, and parts of Lot 2 and
NEh Sec. 1-31-42. 12I11l20. 500.
U. $. A. TO Thomas Scott, sen
NEA, EMsBh, SW a Sc a IS "
SWh Sec %; SW "a NV "a, SWh
Sec. 80; NhNw See. 90; NJ
NWh, NE 4 NWh, Sec. 27-1G-S9.
Sl11l21. (Flnal Certificate)
u. s. A. to Wilbur l.. Johnson,
shNEh, NMsEh, sEh SEA Sec.
2s; swh Nwh WhsEh, Sec. 49,
14-43. 11l1Ol21.
Samuel B. Webb to Layton Stock
ing, Lot 4, Sec. 3O-30-45. 11I12l21.
100000.
Il. II. Leroy ct ux to WE. Ho-
man, Trustee, NE ~ SWh Sec. 90
1s-47. 11l22l21. $1,000.
Caroline A. Nirget 20 VIM. u. Lees
Lots, 10 Ia ,15, 1G. II, 1s, 10 and
90. Block 1870, Ontario. 9l22 81.
$1,000.
w. p. Allen to Edith A. Allen
sEh NEh Sec. 1G; SEA SEh Sec.
6; sBhN Nwh, Nwh SEh Sec. Ia;
Nwh hSEh, NWh SEA Sec. 1920
3s; SEA Sec. 90, 81, 3s; EhNEh f,
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Sec. 20-2t-3S, I'm all 10S1.22 acres.
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National Bank, whNEh Soc. S-1S-
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Deed.)
U. s. A.. to Santiago Ansotegui.
NEh Sec. 25-3s-4O. 3lt7l19i7
Santiago Ansotcgul ct ux TO Vic
torio Ansotegui- NEM Sec. 25-3S
40. ltl22l2t. $1,000.
Jenaro Romontoria OF ux 10 Joa-
duln Egana, Lots and 4, subdiyl-
sion ID OF Block 8, Pioneer Add. to
Jordan Valley. iul2S2i 10000.
U. s. a. 10 Pedro Arritola, M
SEh NE y SWh "a, SW y NEh Sec.
33-32-45. i1IT2i.
Walter w. Cayinoss N ux 10 II. X.
Simonaon, VIZ NEh. NE y NV "a,
NV u 1sBh Sec. 30; Nwh sWh Sec