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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

20 regulate all the rates and practices
Of the Oklahoma Natural Gas Com
pany even when acting in the capacity
Of selling gas at the city gates 20 local
distributing companies. Judge Col.
ieral deeiied that the Oklahoma Nat
ursl Gas Company Is public service
corporation. not only in relation TO it,
functions as distributor Of natural
gas in cities and towns srryed directly
by its lines. but also in relation 10 lis
function as transporter Of natural
gas 10 the borders Of the cities having
local distributing plants owned by
other corporations II also sustained
the contention Of the Corporation
Commission that il had authority 10
set aside the percentage contracts be-
tween the Oklahoma Natural Gas
Company and the Oklahoma Gas &
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
TWO BOYS ROn WFcT
SIDE STORE LAST NIGHT
Officers Capture Albcst Dockcry,
IA. and George Herry, IL,
With the Goods III Their
Possession

The We sde prie strre haa becu
robbed attain This q absvi ths
'sseenth time 10 The gssi several
years nut the robbers arr Ia ian
and VIII be cent "a the state rsforln
school soon
\ Albert ,nockery IL and Geo es
Derry. u. are the cnlppais The twa
hoys were arrested short after twa
O'Clock tlis morning by pairolmen
James and Evans. The boys had
Just finished hiding the sto'tn pro
prrsy when ihr oTficers grabbed
iham The cash wae o. ihs re0f 81
the oil store ding. tofnef Fifsa
street aud Warner asenus. ihe saur
rlaco used by other hoss. inclMdlng
young no'm arey. several mouths afn
y hen They robbed west side gro
Gerry store young nockerv had ro
conily been paroled from the state
reform school whore he haa been
sent some months ago for theft II gS
parole viii be revoked
Cigars. cigarettes. playing cards
gum. matches. candies lead renci
rubber goode and other articles wore.
recovered by the police The hnyH
also broke open tho cash REGISTER
aud secured ss cents n pennies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
Judge Coears City Gate Decision Is Speepng Scope

Electric Company and 10 substitute
for il fiat rate which the Oklahoma
Gas 4 Electric Company must pay
the Oklahoma Natural The Oklahoma
Gas q Electric Company contends that
the payment Of thn higher rate viii
cause il 20 sustain heavy iosslehsh
month under the ~ cent dDnf~tSc'
rate TO consumers fixed for i ar Okla.
homa City. In is arguments before
the eouri in support Of is applications
for on inpmeilon the Oklahoma Gas <
Electric Company admitted that ~
oklahoma Natural Gas Company was
a public service corporation in relation
to all its operations in connection with
the furnishing Of gas direct 10 con
suIners in the cities served directly hy
It. bat denied that il was public
service corporation in connection with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Far reaching effects will doubtless
grow out of the decision Of Judge John
III cofteral IN the United States Dis.
irlct Court =; Oklahoma City refusing
%, grant the application Of the Okla
hoFna Gas L Electric Company for an
injunction to restrain the Corporation
Commission and the Oklahoma Natural
Gas Company from carrying ont the
new city gate rate order The decision
dissolved the temporary restraining
order which prohibited the Company
femorarily from collecting she higher
gate rate of - cents for domestic gas
and 20 cents for industrial gas This
leaves the Oklahoma Natural Gas
Company free 70 collect the new gate
rate beginning August 1sf.
The decision has the effect of up
holding the power Of the Commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

delivery Of gas at the city gate Of
Oklahoma City 80 the oklahoma Gas
& Electric Company because IL per-
formed no service 90 the publie IN
this connection and did not collect any
rate from We public. On this theory
fiie Oklahe9f, Gas 4 Electric Com.
ifjHnyA attorneys az the hearing
argued that The percentage contracts
were private contracts and could not
be- ahrogafed by the Slate without
violating the Federal Constitution.
The attorneys for the Oklahoma Nat
ural ias Company argued that their
Company IS a public service corpora
ton Ia connections with all Of its
service in furnishing gas 70 cities and
towns in Oklahoma whether this gas
il furnished directly 10 consumers or
fContinued on Page p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
NO GAMBLING At
c'IHO'V PAIL GAME
All Bets. II Made. TO Re Posted
Saturday. Game Sunday
Will Be Clean and
Fast

II there y d Is any hoNinn an
The ball same sunday tae he'n WN
NOT be placed AT lhe nan park sun
day afternoon, The frilo~s VIM vi.
bet en- bali eauieg mus, place a.
bets elsewhere - she sullug ot tAe
SAN committee
The eeme SUNDAY gromlscA 10
the most eAeitlne and lnteystiur oun
~ the senson aad WIN asa~ ha
crowd nni onis ffnm among she e
isenship ~ Guthrie la1 from ,he mr
rounding eonntry and smaller toans
klnRslshcr viii send delnsaiica
over and Isonca tsss Il cosulnk ilg
great numbers The word has been
PASSED out Owes ihe state ,hal COLA
fie has real hal team aud that ex
citing games are carira for aunaa
afternoons. Tulsa fane ara cumln
10 the game sunday lhere being no
same played by the League al llia
place next sunday
'fand stand will ie sAfp fcue
wi elicnlnlmNs the grounds thp
viii be- Silently of roid drinks await
able and the arand stand VIII be ffos
10 an rsg cHme first served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
President Says
Pellagra Is
Spreading Fast

wsshirstar. sols cs.--ssels.
lra 20 sAsnoes ira, tire admir.
lstrssier hsa ssaaasrases p~'ia.
era sna famine conditions W the
south. President fsarssna ceSlAr-
cd ~ . letter 70 Representative
Ryrnes 81 seuth Carolina soaay
tnss offlcsal reports lnaieater tNe
eensrsry ara tAas she govern.
rens's investigation cf tAe sits
atlen ~eels % forssrs. seU may
es assures" sss rrescens SAID,
'tas, she lass shira la tire sd.
nairistrstiers ~sna hss heen 10
essscsrase the seriousness ss sne
sltuatlon o. % snsthlae ~Nleh
weaio cause anuae alarm. rss
effort y merely 70 oevelsp the
facts ~ order tnas proper
course raay be drtermlnec lr
view Of tnem.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
y0II Will PAY MOpr
TAXES NEXT YEAR
Assessed Valuation Of County
Shows Decline, Personal
Property 1871, ,232 Less
Than In 1920

The total amount ~ personal Tro-
'periy Assessed fer taxation n Logan
county 1891 IS s3.s3S ~. as agalns'
ti.2oe. .05f in 1890. o. a decrease oi
1871 .ea2 .222 for fszl over 1850.
The real estate assessed valuation
for 1891 Is sis.iaI.sSs. as against
flAi2i.ss for 1890. or a decrease o.
ssa.ses In favor Of 1885,
A complete summary Of the bud
gets. TAXATION. and other items that
will interest the taypayers Of tn
county will ie given from time q
tine during the nex, Few weeks. ~
the excise board functions. Tho q.
nances Of the school board. roae1
and BRIDGES and county affairs gen
orally will be given. The exclar
board begins ite sessions tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
MANY ATTEND COMMUNITY
SERVICE MEET LAST N|GHT
Directors Elected For Year With
Power To Name Executive
Committee and a
Secretary

A rooa attendance MAS =, he com
mun'ty service meeting Thursday
night Al The First n. 2 c.lurch
Robert NeFsen he'd 10 3 saort musical
prosram. after which he business ol
perf~ctlnr q permanent organisation
wss taken an. constitution Was
presented. discussed ana adopted
sctinr under This the meeting voted
rs ballet Tor 20 members of the hoard
az directors. ~hiea u holding IFS
first meeting Friday afternoon. for
lConlInned on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
LoRehcen IN CHARGE

The Leader has received the fol-
lcwirg letter from United states
Marshal Mcdonald 4 rendered Amos
Ewing the deputy marshalship lt
Guthrie. He has accepted and will
take office October l. Deputy Ma
shall II. NJ. Lorenaen wi have caarse
~ she Guthrie office until that date
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
Uncle Sam win
Treat With All
Or With None

WNphiaeign lelY a II wan
in'lNaiea to-day ihet thn United
States w0a'a rplept any nas8as
iiou lpf fefNrafs parvNs wlfh
W,Y ~ lar piwefa iEslte1 Ga "A
iis'ealR in ghn ronh4eme 20
nAaiiaB ai afHnMenia and ais
easalon ~ lRr t'anlem anse
tlona. flnrr waa AZ lpslmlnm
llun THAI al laaai oue ~ the ma
eloaN hAd eaeseAied thu aavla
ahlli'y 80 sueh l'arlal crnge
renve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

In spite Of the heavy frost which
1t was fesret spelled ruin 10 Okla
hors fruit crops. the State vii yield
9 bigger crop Of trait this year thai
in 1890. according to che ststene7t
ot J. A wAiteau-st. president OF The
szz1e board Of agriculture.
Except n the extreme northwest
aud the northern ter cs counties az
PIE orchards are proving theT an
tear better crp7s Il not hsEeer cnes
than last rear. according TO White
hurst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
Idle Men and Machinery
Cost Nation Billion a Year

New York July 30 Idle and machinery causing
loss Of nearly billion dollars year in the metal trades
industry report issued today by the committee
elimination Of industry OF the American engineering
council This does include the value of materials
that would be utilized If productivity increased
Instability Of labor employment the committee said
major Of the industry which the largest
manufacturing industry United States both number
Of employees and value of products
The due avodabe labor in the
industry computed sl0000000o. Modern employ
methods embracing the study Of why quit are
urged.
We have 100000 unnecessary separations the equiva-
lent Of 100000 workers annually separated and rehired
says the report.
Present industrial conditions in the United States and
seriously affected trades
industry which whole operating at only about sixty
per Of normal.
Manufacturer" the report adds can undoubtedly
normal conditions by producing goods
economically possible make selling prices low
enoungh attract buyers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
;. Bulletin ;.

McAlcater. July 20 Mack
Whitehead, u life tcrmcr from
Pittshurg county, was killed,
the shirt factory partly wreck
cd and several guards slightly
injured in a riot which broke
out IN the shirt factory at the
state penitontiary here early
this afternoon. Whitehead At
tempted 10 rush the guards and
was killed Instantly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
DEFENSE Rrsrs: rrrs VERDICT

DEFENSE RESTS. TNEN stNoiS
Saeslra. 1als Ts.-rhe cesense
restec immediately vpsr she cper-
l.s cs court Justice A. {. P'iu. De
sere whom tAs hearing ~ss helc, a.
s:ss. seor AFTER Asterrsy General =
p. rreesias who ~ss conducting TIRE
prcsecussor. had states ne valves
crcss exsrinssssr. said: rAs court
dismissed tns eesrves against Jvcs-
Wright Because u fInos na
evidence whatever has eeen Intro
cvcec 20 saccors ere essrses fl'eo r.
ere s-scrmssior.
The move 81 ire defense. ~hief
sefs twenty % their witnesses ~
called. ~as entirely unexpected. as
~ss rreelinss move tc waive arsu
rert
wser the decision Was given. she
crowd In the Tiny eosrs room cheerec
ard rose. several people shasir1
Jvssiee ps,s b. tns hsna-
Attorney General Freeing would
r-sse no comment On the decision.
eshsr snan e say ne believed the
Nsrcles vas based ey tire justice en
evsosree ss ne ss~ H.
Justice psasx. lr orally snnssnelna
hls verdict said ~lr sne estimation a.
shis court. based or the evidence N
shis ease. there Was rot an ounce ~
evidence lrtrosYced against Judge
Wright. ara net q ~gsress testimony
has irerinlnased the Judge or the
.------~---~- ----------..
fg~nreFwraa n& De "a II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
\ CASE WHEREIN THE
MINORITY WON OFT

Ells~ortr. Nee. Jsls 23y--1sss
minority leaders IN the fight over
the location of a school house. pa.
the school or sklos ard hauled u
'~'isn 70 horse team s~o and enc
'haif miles 10 thelr own location last
nisit The majority to-day called off
tire fight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
MeALEsrER GAS RAre
FIXED AT ~ CENTS

A rate TO the consumer Of a cents
for 100 feet Of gas in the a'sv ~
NeAlester served BY re choc.aw
light and Power company was fixed
ty the erDorafion commission
Thursday. The state penitentfar~
win get gas at IS cents for 100,
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

John p Neserve of Tulsa. prom
iaent republican attorney. has made
early announeemen. of his ambition
10 don he robes Of iae additional led
erAl Judge recommended Tor he east
ern distrscs Of Oklahoma by Attorney
General Dausherty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

johnson 7. Suz-ixood Of Elk City.
sh-ough bis attorney. r y. I4nviile
Of Elk CTR. has filed q voluntar.
petition fn bankruptcy before fhe
Tnsted states district oo1rt IN OK
IshonA. schsduling liabilities OF -
~ and assets q $z.s5e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
Wright
Case Is
Dismissed


/. sAsasps. 1sls >s.--chsrees shs'
yssss lsssee D wrishs. 81 Ire as
tr.ss esars ~ Greek seanr. seese
TED q Ariee 81 ssoooo IN connection
vita h1 seesler fer sns sallae Al
ki-s Interests IN sne Te~~s Atssns
t,~o rsillson SOLAR ell lanns ecntrc.
ver.s. were slsr,ssea t~snsy rnsr
vtss after justice ecort scnssrss tnla
r.cr-srg Cor she thgrc ess ~ sne
hearing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
p. ~. WILLIAMS BUYS
WILKINSON SANITARY DAIRY

r u. Williams has bougat tse
George A. Wilkinson dairy Farm ard
herd. ,-is riies soafbeast o. the citT
ard viii ez.z-rs = BE says. FL
nlks nothfrs BAT Hoistein eors ard
has al present -, but rEH afd more
ister.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
CONTRACT LIT roa
EMO BUILDING

The Manhattan Construction com
pany made the lowest I'D Tor The
construction ~ a ward bnlldlng st
'he state home for The feeble mind.
I'd as Enid ThurHday and was award
ed the contract al tig2.ooo BY the
state board OF affairs The lerlsia-
,ure appropriated $4,000 for th-
building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Mrs Williams 4ll D. isarriaoa
avenue paseod away foaay al lsef
Funeral sefylcsa viii he held AZ g
u'~oek tomorrow afternoon an us
resiaence ln'efmcnt win l,e maaA
late
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
corrraAl esrvans


Judge John ~ costsraI of the uni-
Ted States district court has resnrr-
~ 20 Guthrie following tho hearing
o. arguments In the case Of the on
lAhoma Cos and Electric compsny
aFainas The corporation commission.
lie will return 10 Oklahoma city for
'ae September term OF court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
WEATHER

<er Or-eznk La jay 40
risst ana Saturday generally fair
co.t.z3ee warn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

eiHiea a. explained at thn white
huNae Az aet ueseaaaeily eommh tao
namlnlasraiien - q eaf sad Ariea
pFecvdurc whleh wln prevent
change " mind u othrr ~ort
aofhlnw u final nnsu 4 is aesaally
81 sss blli thAs easssd bath haaa~a.
tat - ~ ~ anynns eau fonaee. la-
asssl she hnas Judgment that can ~
aeFstAllea a. present. raas ~ tk~
fo'ow ium conclusions
flrai. The exeess pvoutn tai masr
- repealed rhls action wil hn saR
on uet mereiy hecaase tho rwveaus
tfum eveesa profita has ssmlulahed -
pnrh an extent that Il compares an.
faverahly wsla ina immense Amounf
o' aemaE~ aone ~ business a.
Whole ,hrmwh tha restraints pisces
uivn lnalvlAual eeterprhs. Initiative
And expansion
a.cent Postage Faveesd
aecend tho vsusn 20 a.eent poas.
AHo Tor first ciasn wslt Thla aep
w. 90 b" lahen fsucsacily BY the ils.
Publican administration. sur tts
Nhrewed Alh"es aldncy nnrlssnn.
passmaAtcF KenerAi under the Demo.
erassr admlnIssrallon took of flhs es
ira cent ard tho FEAR "a that pema.
cratic oampaian orators win polnt 10
siia eNtfa possnse a. slHn thar m.
poor mans burdens hMsa not heca
deeFeee"a hut Increased Nmverthn
leNn. the a.eent sax IA favored a. a
areai rnfrnu~ producer and a. tha
best means ~ restinx bssscr poatAi
nnrylea
WIN Hays, tao new passmsa.sr.
KensFaI. IL trying 70 produce an sfn.
cssns postal service and Ia making
rood headway He flnaa Il naaaasarr
g spsaa menoy % ret eftiaIsner. ne
haa been told by taslneas men Ia a.
ahead and Incar deficit. bat deliver
'Ae malls on tlme so the price az
Efficiency ia an extra cent on por
aEe Tho wcnarai opsuian IL that
tho stamp ,ax vii hardly bs feis.
Thlrd a cutting do~n o. tia larxs
'con,inuad en- PAGE -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

y rwerab
sahlsef -
nut eeftaia
lFved u~a ~
adnAintesw
4 h~ ~ sse y
Those rfH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

IcontInaed oa PAGE 81
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-01-07
RICHEST MAN ON EARTH"

Writes letter now being printed
In all the large city papers in U. S..
Canada and Europe. The letter which
Meyers WROTE to small Nebraska
newspaper and which hit the right
spot so accurately that it has gone
round the world and back again was
as follows:
81 wonder If you know that one of
the richest men in the world was IA
miles north Of Norfolk, right here
in Pierce? That man is the writer.
| am just common plug blacksmith
but OH how rich.
81 go to my labors each morning,
work until noon, go to dinner return
at P. NJ and work until 6 o'clock.
| enjoy the greatest Of all blessings,
good health. Rockefeller would give
all he possesses in money and hold
ings for my stomach, but he can't
have it.
Each day sees something accom-
plished and every job of work turn
out feel | have done my customer a
service worthy Of my hire.
81 have wonderful little wife. She
has stuck to me 22 years, so know
she must be a dandy to accomplish
that.
81 have a little home, beautiful
little daughter, a son grown to matur-
ity and now in life's game for himself
"Rich? Why, man alive, who can
possibly be richer?
"Then, to add to all the above
riches, take down my old shotgun in
season and ramble through fields
woods and tangle in search Of the ells
i've cottontail, teal and mallard with
my faithful old pointer at heel now
past II years old, and he is as happy
as | when on the hunt. Then, wher
| get back, oh, how good everything
does taste.
"Then, when night has spread Its
mantle over this good old universe,
settle down in good old easy chair
enjoy q smoke and then roll into bee
to be embraced by Morpheus and nev
er hear sound until the beautiful
: break of another day.
"Rich, did you say? Well, | guess
Dollars, no; not many, You inquired
T.. about riches, not material wealth.
The heighth of my ambition is 81
to live that | may have no regrets TO
having lived, when the time comes TO
me to shuttle off this mortal coil, ant
| hope by that time 20 have accumu
lated Just enough dollars, that mysel
V and mine may not be objects OF chal
2 ity.
This, then, is my ideal of a ricl
man. If any one enjoys life NOR
than | do, he is to be envied for hi
: riches. With kindesl regagds.
edward J. Meyers"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-01-07
NoTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE

s,ay hy virtue of an execution dur,,
~ tha w tne Clerk of the C.rcuit Gorrt
~ nro ,ne county of Multnomab Stato oups ~
bar bs1", ,a.o aated the 18th day Of Dacon VI
i9@o' In a certain action ~, 5if
houit u,he court of said county and ctate ene
m"ereih Fearey Brothers 40 pIa;r taso tsss
IoILovered IoL, Judgment against
tonnsoh for the sum of ona bn L.
tmen.y tOny ilVe dollars (S125 0OI uitL eu Gu
aeiest thereon at the rate ~ 81 'Ii III
annuih ann from the 11th dav of No., Mno C peG
anu the further sum of :oUan. .aS i92O'
tbopO uoiiars S175O) with i,ta rant anu
annnn UH ,a at the rate of 6 per cYnf nor ,o.
and M tho from rom, the 10th day of JuJy 1S9G 99
dnii, u ,le lurther sum of nine and 10 100 ZOO
1920 'H uay OF UcioSer,
the eG.,fe sat6 ha is hereby given that 7 VIII, -.
fron G .',h day of January. 1901 w!li on
in 0TL To'n aoor of the County Conf It the
IN in toledo to in said COUNT NJ a9use
nn,Ii ~ tHe afternoon of said dav ItocS
"olic son auction to the highest Ssn at
erty, to-wit: "s ueScrlbed prom
>, me Northeast ouarter r,r,,
the tion Nerthwest ae q, W quarter CNWI WIr@y 6f of
Q West ;" township IA South Of Ponn nec'
Lincoln C oa willamette Meridian nge :,
40 acres. oissoh' Containing
ertv aHen oe and levied upon as rho n,
my my vi The said A. l.. Johnson ro pfV :
| tics 'nereof as may be necoss, VI -
Eonay tne said judgment IN 10y %
Johnson ithefs with rs against said A. l.
gether with " interest thereon. to.
' 'nat have or may accrue ''"'se-
Dated NJ NJ M. Simpson, SheriN
Goth 1S9o at Toledo. Oregon, Decembomr
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-01-07
SUM MONS

:" me o. circuit Court of the State Of
FreS es0n p tor Lincoln County
VS..
Marvin l.. Bradley and IuIob y
bradley, Defendants "-l" u
MARVIN l.. Bradley and JuIob u
n,Iauiey, the above named defendanta. d.
:" tne Name Of The State of crcr.s.
gu are hereby required to annoar
anu answer The complaint filed arEIis ppaai
you IN the above entitled actian ''Inst l''
vi NE In the office of the Clerl, as Nv,
oo'e dot ehti'led Court on or before. tbo
- ha'Ieu a the order for the nnh
o@'loh hosa OF this summons, to wit. m ~,
oeiuIe SIX weeks from The frst 5,t- U "
puoiication hereof. and Won are %oroS. oi
hotiiied that il you fail TO annanr ops
answer said complaint as herei, anu
quired the plaintiff will ami, ~ . re-
ABOVE entitled Court for % the ~ me
Eon 'or IN his complaint, to-wit.
srn' oi d judgment against YOU in tbe
Thir.. % VI % rour Thousand Five HundrnJ
dnn5W imigW FIVE and sixty.seven.ona.bnnu
uteu'ns ,,,su (S4535.6O Dollars. topetban
sn "i.n interest thereon at the rate 90
~ ~ per cent per anuur, 80.
me, .he -9th day of June, 1920. in tho Snn 'ni
.ner sum OF $3.50 costs and dish.,auI
tilted that arc iurther no.
ana Io1s u.s.; seven (O, Eight (S). Nine 70,
u Rioo,, en- CIO)' Block Two (2), Stearns
6iock' n' Nye & Thompsons Additioa on'ts IS
Iree"port; Ie1 and Lots "A" Five c5I 60 "
to}' seven %, Eight (S), and Nina H,a
~; Block Two (2). Sea Craet 1Sin S,te
uI'islon of Nye & Thompsons Addttin onp
" uas uhewport, Lincoln County, Ornpnn
t,, nave ave been and are now attach i I'M hr
III ;ne Hherlff of Lincoln County, Oreqop
~ n.i,n ans action, and that said iudgment
WI. wlll provide for the sale under oraa,,
.,oh OF the said attached pronert,, ~, "
''T tr,,; ,sallsiaction of said judgment
oud ms summons is served upon you b,
Sa UlueI Oh the Honorable r. r. MiI,er
oounty Judge of Lincoln Count Nra
eeh, made and entered on the tx, Ja,,
~ tion DecemDer, 1920, directing publico. .
om thereof once week for civ oor
secutlve and successive weeks baoi,ii on-
S 1a5o WIN the issue of December i7th
nav, no1V ana a0 ending with the issue of Ian
Iais So' l9zl, in the Lincoln County
Leader a weekly newspaper ~ onty aan
erai circulation and printed viii sen'
L'hcoln County, Oregon. Will"
Attorney for Plaintiff. ~
dress: Toledo, Oregon. Au'