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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

/ asrer hah beeu definitely nHccthined.
! 4n naHaa l. @Atyeycff. aud he IL a
graduate of the Tech biological lnhtl-
tuta lie vii be ihelpded among the
erisibaiH. granted partial hssn
egtY on the christening - the etnt
eylleh. aud the death Hontenee will
boz e8mmuted 10 penal nrryiiude FOR
life.
Tho police seemed 10 be eHdsay0f
| ing. under a prnfuaiou Of unHolictt-
ed Information. 90 conceal some dis
quletinf fact Though this mystsr-
! loua triple prraonagc Identified az
Pofbxueff. a. saHoueff. and ~ Mat
YeYen. had not been brought 70
trial. the course OF justice had been
80 rapidly pushed forward that he
glhd been sentenced 10 death for a
frlme OF fieudiah brutality and then
promptly marked out for a re
pTleFe.
The police seemed % become
conscious that something was lack
ing in their story. for ON the ncHt
morning. Aug ~. they Issued the
following official statement
Tue rumarH that sAaoneff 10 dead
are uufounded baHonen - fully
eonVnieHecut
haa0nefI waa himself again be
Was not even Maiveycn. though he
bad been cirrumhtanfially Identified
Under that name on the morning Of
the previous day aud all bis life
I history laid bare A. this point Il
may be we'll 10 tabslate the events
ia the asgassin'a history during 1--WE
and twenty days.
July 2s=Aaahaain caught red
[ handed
| July Identified a. porofneff
! July ag-Died u hemorth age
July si-Made confession causing
T 1 900 arrests.
Aux l-Di~d unidentified
AuE t-Effofts made 90 keep him
alive.
Aag. Identified again and two
more arrests made
Aug s-tdentified a. sasoneff
Aug 2i-Identified a. Matyeyeff
aud death sentence commuted
Aug - Re-idonufied As sason-
aff
Aug. Rs-ofacially declared not
dead
Here f. the story which la de
elHred u be back Of all this hoauf
/ pocus
About o'clock on the night Of
a. the story goethe goth u Az
/ aust. the chief Of police received
an urgent summons 10 repair 20 ths
I palace AZ the same hour the gov
ernor Of The pfison Ia which sas.
oneff MatveYcf. PofoEnen vas con
I fined whs also called away.
Ten MINUTES later two Fends
armea presented TO the deputy GOV
ernor Of the prison an order % de
liver over 70 them tho person q the
prisoner. Tho order aas Hcfuuu-
l4ed. but Al II was found 60 bear the
signature Of the chief Of police to-
ssthsr with the official cipher. the
I prisoner. heavily uhuacled. vas
handed over 20 the two gsudnrmra.
sho. with loaded reyoivera In their
hands. followed him into a closed
carriage. on the box seat Of which
was another man in official uni.
form Tho vehicle vaa then rapidly
driven driven of In the direction Of
the NoyHh proapekt
An hour later the governor Of the
prison returned angry aud perturf.
81. Ne had been summoned on a
fooi's crrand.
Almost simultaneously the chief
OF police arrived al the jail and
asked for the prisoner The order
was shown to him. and was instant
~ announced 10 be forgery.
Without a moments delay Rus
siR's elaborate police machinery was
set IN motion. the streets Of St
Pcfsfsburg we're secured for traces
Of the sham E~ndarmes and their
closed carriage. all the Nihillst
lhauntH we're visited. and every pos
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DIED FROM BURNS

After suffering for over a week
from terrible burns received while
attempting 10 rescue horses from a
burning stable In North Seattle. Ed
ward Larsen disd at the Wayside
Emergency hospital at o'clock this
morning Larsen rOOmed in tho
stable aud had a little oil stove 10
keep his room warm. The stove ex-
ploded and set the apartment on
fire when Larsen awoke half sui
located and struggled from thc
room he was 80 badly burned that
he never recovered. The body was
removed to the Bonney- Watson
morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

In connection With The en- houbee
mnnt from Sc petershurs that "A
Haurff who IvhsaHiaste Ninbagi
/ Plnhyr. had been found E2iHs shd
Iueutoueed 20 tppripD maaat tga life
there may be related "a remarkable
raricH OF statements that have been
given on fram tlmr O. time. ~ the
RuHaiu capital. concerning the
murderer uf Plshye. and which
/ have LED many people 90 wonder
whether ssuauncff Was really Oh,
name 81 the prisoner Prom Ger.
tain apparently reliable sources
comics the Information that he %
net and that his escape waa due e.
one Of the most daring plots In the
history % Nlhilism
II was a iew minutes before ~
Io'ei1tk ON the morning OF July n
that rlshfc met his death Tho az.
aaaalu. slightly wounded hy the "a.
piuaiou of two bombs he had
thrown. WIS instantly arrested
Within the nest - hours the sub
/ Joined announcement was given
/ out
The murderer has been identified
IHls name IL puruueff and hs
came from a small town in South.
/ ora Rusala lie has made comics.
alou duplicating others.
Twelve hours later "a second
bulletin was issued az foiiowas
While the hospital attendants a..
tsnllon was drawn aside for a ma
ment PoroEnsff tore of the appara
/ tua which had been placed on al
stomach and Huecumbed within
hair an hour ~ internal hemorrh
IhEe
July 81. according to bulletins in
sued. poruzneff came 90 life RRaiT
aud made another confession. as /
sequel 90 which about q thoutaB,
I persons were arrested Aug ! fh'
police bureau. having apparently
mialald the official fact u poroz
neffH Identification. confession al,
death gave cut the HubIolned IN
formation
The assassin Of NJ PlehYe DIE,
today lie HteAdfantlY refused 4
make any disclosures. and che N.Y.
tery OF his Identity remains unsoiv
81
Aug the following Information
was allowed % be made public
Tue authorities are very anKiou
that the prisoner should Dot die o
bis wounds. and when be vna oper
atesi on al the hospital several po
lice officials were present. beeaua,
aos,ors ia Russia arr generally b.
lleYsa 70 be more or lees liberal.
aas Il vas feared thai both cut o
E pity for hiH fate ana also % pre-
vezt hin from sptaRink an acct
deat" might have been brouEh
about AZ soon "a the operation
va performed he was A. once r.
uipft5 20 the prison innrnAry
where be will be aiill more undel
F the direct eye 81 tie police
+ Three DAYS later u was formal,
iuiipaicd that
Tho identity Of & plahyon aasas
sin la nov established. aud tws
mere arrests have been made.
Next An announcement u Aug II
stated
The youpE man who Is under ar
T Tssi aa The suspected murderer o
/ NJ Plehve has been ldoAtlped b
the police a. a former student o
the University Of Moscox. aud 4
+ the son q timber marthhu
named sasonsff. IN the guvsrnmcn
Of 6aratoff The Investigation /!
being continued
Il viii be noted a. this point tina
the man whom everyone hal under
stood Ia have bean caught rcd
handed ~ rlshve'u sFgassiuAtiol
WITH another bomb In hta poke, 4
referred to a. the suspected mur
dercr"
On Aus II the police permltts,
u to be known that they had mad
another discovery. a. follows
The Identity OF NJ. Plehyc's muir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
SPENDS CHRISTMAS HERE

n. NJ. Hall. advertising manager
Of the Oregon Railroad a Naviga-
tion company. accompanied by his
wife. is In the city today as gueatA
OF c. L. Hall. his brother Mr.. Hall
Is one OF the best known newspaper
men IN the west and has been with
the o. Il. & n. for three years. dur
ing which time he has had pub
lished n great deal OF reading mat
ter relative 10 the northwest to be
distributed by the Hartman lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
TACOMA BOY
WINS H0NORS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. "a
Among the scholarship awards an
nounced at Harvard university yes
terday was one to Fred Shoemaker,
o. OF Tacoma. who Is granted "a
John Appleton Haven scholarship.
These scholarships provide an In
come Of $500 year and were
founded In 1902, with principal OF
$4,000 by John Appleton Haven. a
graduate IN 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
vANDALS ROB
CEMETERY
my sorippu News Ass'-y

TACOMA. Dec. 2tOne OF the most
contemplate instances OF petty
thieving occurred at one of the GEM
eteries adjacent 20 the city q might
or two ago. A beautiful holly bush,
heavily loaded with glossy foliage
and red berries. was completely
stripped during tho night by van
dala who probably expect 10 reap a
harvest from Il in the Christmas
market. The bush was a handsome
adornment OF one Of the private lots
md ~ aowners are naturally greatly
incensed at the outrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

the great biblical play. The Holy
City. which d held hy purlsta 10
BE- an example Of what stage pro-
ductions should BE-. highly moral.
an exponent OF religion. aud be-
yond the suspicion Of evil influence
On the other hand. Florence Rob
erts will artiaticaiiy worry through
the strenuous emotional role OF
ZaEa which has been pronounced
a fetid example Of the moral de-
pravity Of the stage showing the
histrionle art at Is lowest ehb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
King Had a
Close Call
ny serInps News ASS

MADRID. Dec. si.-whne driving
his automobile yesterday King Al
fonso had marrow escape from IN
jury. A wheel % the ear broke aud
the car was overturned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

Monday will be generally observed
throughout the city as a holiday.
and the school children will have
an opportunity 10 see the great sa-
cred drama.
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The scenic artist 90 the A'eaEar
theater Is busy finishing up the
sprops Tor the Christmas week uf.
ferinK Of the Plat Tanning COM
panY. Cinderella. which will be.
Sin with tomOrruw.s matinee. The
management promises some tspe-
ciaily good scenic effects In the cm-
hellishment Of the pretty fairy tale
behind the foatlights. aud among
the props will be Cinderelia's
coach the ponies. the princess pal.
ace. the little mice and the pump.
tins Aad 4 pretty pair OF ife-like
wings FOR the fairy godmother. as
well as hldeous paraphernalla for
the ugly sisters The scenic mas.
terpiece o. the production. however.
viii be the transformation scene OF
the crystal slipper The prices will
remain the same.
siberia" closes its engagement
tonight
A special holiday matinee Of The
Holy City will be given az the Sc.
attic theater Monday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

Tho Seattle thcatpr will reopen
tomorrow afternoon. after a week s
rect for the company. presenting
that REeat sacred drama. The Holy
Cly The play will be produced
on an even more elaborate scale
than before. with "a augmented
cast and new scenery. The mcp
hcrs Of the company will appear ~
In the previous cast. Miss chap
man as Mary the MaEdaiene. Mr..
NeIll as Rarahhas sheldon Lewis ~
Judas. George Christie as Peter
Rifkah Harrison aa Martha. RATHER
ine Gilman as Micah. and Frances
Slosson as Salume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

later in the cellar with tho brick
walls behind which the soldiers can
be heard digging. The bricks falI
and the escape u made with aplon.
did scenic effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

In New York the other day MAY
Irwin gave "a special performance 10
the inmates Of an asylum Tor the
blind she was assisted by her en-
tire company aud the uiiou thebtet
orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

The Holy City" Is calculated 10
appeal to the highest and moat splr-
itual emotions. while "ZaEa" ex-
ploits debased ideas and appeals
only 10 the earnal instincts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

During porlormancs Of Ezra
Kendall In "Weatherheateu hon
son. at the Metropolitan opera
house. tn ST Paul. man IN the
AUDIENCE laughed so heartily thar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

The piatt-Fanuing company viii
offer as attractions In the near fu-
ture the spectacular melodrama
The Bottom % the Sea and The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
Three Aiusksteera

a Fair Rebel viii be the bill
for New Years week al tho Seattle
theater. The story 81 this play ih
based upon escape % the Union aol-
diera from Libby prison and one
OF the greatest scenes ever present
Cd on the stage Is tho huge revoiY-
ing seepe whore az first the Union
men ARE shown dlEEinE their way
through the tunnel aud an instant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

A contrast which will bear pom
dering over will be afforded local
theatsr-goers this week. At the Sc
attic theater the Nelils will play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

Maye Yohs IL in the United State.
again. touring the vaudeville cir.
cults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
THE LITTLE ourcAsr

The old THIRD Avenue favorite.
''The Little Outeast In which May
Stockton has carried away the hon
ors heretofore IN Seattle, comes 20
the Third Avenue theater again to-
morrow afternoon for a week 9 en-
FsFemsnt MAJ Stackteu's success
sor In the role % the ragged little
newsb0y will be Millecnt Evans.
who comes With good press notices
and a company said o. be- ~ merit
New scenic effects and costuming
viii emhsllIsh the favorite CaHpeu-
ter play this season.
For Mothers Sake closes to-
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
DID PLEAVE'S ASSASSIN
GIVE GAPTORS the SLIP

ct PETERSBURG HAS GIVEN OUT MANY CONTRADICTORY
STORIES CONCERNING HIM. AND rHE TRUTH 10 SAID TO
ne THAT nlHlLlsrs BOLDLY CARRIED HIM AWAY FROM
PRISON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
OUR SPECHLTIES

Chronic catarrh in all its forms,
Asthma. Bronchitis, lneipient
Consumption, Rheumatism, Dis
eases Of the Stomach, the Liver
and Kidneys, the Nervous Sys-
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We cure all Rectal Diseases by
our osa1 spsciaf method.
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IT IS FREE

Consultation, examination and
diagnosis. with practical advice
from a medical expert, free OF
charge.
Microscopic examinations free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
WEATHER

According TO the report of the
weather man this morning the
Christmas meteorological bill Of
fare FOR the Seattle People viii be.
RAIN ....... Perhaps
SNOW ....... ...,. Perhaps
BOTH RAIN and sNoW Perhaps
WARM .... $500. Perhaps
COLD ...... ..... Perhaps
BOTH WARM and COLD. Perhaps
FAIR 800. ..t....t..s..s..F erhaps
tlolb1 s... 800. sss.s.. Perhaps
BOTH FAIR and CLOUDY. Perhaps
And II the weathcrman deigns TO
let the white mantle fall there will
be a merry time. The youngsters
have been busy. since the report
that snow would fall on Christmas
day. cleaning the rust from their
toboggan runners. I'm the hope Of
having n good. old-fashioned time
coaatinE down the hills. Are they
20 be disappointed
And II he lets 1t rain. WelIitiftt
the boy who was fortunate enough
TO receive gum boots for Christmas
will be better able 10 explain about
the GLORIOUS time he had wad-
ing II is such an assorted bill OF
fare that YOU can take what you
like. II vii probably snow. though
maybe!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

"since childhood have been
troubled with difficulty in
breathing and fhortneaH Of
breath, and my condition grew
worse with each succeeding year
until was finally forced to leave
my home IN the east and seek re-
lief Ia change Of climate. For a
time ! was somewhat better. but
the disease soon returned and
caused me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
COLUMBIA
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE

WIN, M ffAHHlhf NJ. D., Consult
Ing Physician.
Suites 32o-322 Arcade BUILDING,
Seattle, Wash.
Phone Main filf.
Office Hours 30 a. m. 20 ~
m, 2 TO y. m; evenings. Tues
days and Fridays. Gao 20 $40;
Sundays, 10 a. m. TO IL m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

CATARRH AND
RHEUMA TISN
BOTH CURED

aud adiuster, representing In the
states Of Washington. Idaho.
Montana and Utah four Of the
leading fire Insurance com uauiea
o. the United States has been for
more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
MOST INTENSE SUFFERING

for ten long years.
MANY remedies and physicians
even relief from my sufferinRa,
but N last ! went 70 the Column
ba Institute and commenced n
course of treatment. When I en-
iehed my treatment l was a well
man. and not trace Of asthma
remained
.I1. ii <o4TaT1fREE YEARS
SINCE TOOK THE CoLUM-
EIhH TREATMENT AND
AT.f9uTEsT INDICATION OF
RELAPSE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
OHRONIC ASTHMA
PERMANENTLY CURED

Il took the Columbian Treat
ment after suffering from asthma
for the greater part Of my life.
and tho result was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

the nauseatiug dropping IN my
throat. and has restored my sense
Of smell. which had been badly
impaired Before my treatment
any unusual eXcrtion would put
me out Of breath. but I can now
walk quickly Up the steepest hill
IN the city without ths slightest
distress.
In addition 70 the catarrhal
disease / was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

- - SOnGo
Mrs. =. ]. Townsend. Of 1907
South Forty fourth street. Taco
ma. says
- HAVE BEEN CURED
b. the Columbian treatment Of
very severe bronchitis. This tfou
BILE. resulting from a cold. had
extended 20 my lungs. causing
GREAT PAIN AND DISTRESS
In my chest. together with "a deep.
hacking cough that worried me
ell day and kept me awake Ht
night I suffered much and was
quite anxious concerning my con-
ditiou when went 10 the Column
hlan Institute. where my
HUSBAND HAD BEEN CURED
of threatened consumption.
The healing. soothing medicn-
ton proved equally successful lea
my own case Ny cough has been
removed and my health fully re-
stored"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
AFFLICTED WITH RHEuMA
TIsM

III my shoulders and arms. The
pains were very severe. and al
times I could not raise my arm.
This trouble also has been cured.
and my general health greatly
improved. !
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-08
SunlSxht for Tuberculosis

In several places in this country, ss-
pecially in the west, experiments are
being made with the hope OF curing
tuberculosis by concentrating the suns
rays upon the chests OF the sufferers.
The reflector is generally a concave
mirror about three feet in diameter
sometimes overlaid with blue glass
All the light reflected from 1t IS con-
centrated upon an area six inches IN
diameter. Tlus an intense blue light
is obtained, which, it is asserted, Is
sufficiently strong to pass enurely
through the body, and even to repro
duce a picture placed upon the BACK.
The patients chest is barred and he is
seated in front Of the reflector, lne
intense light Is thrown upon his chest
for two hours or more each day. 1t Is
asserted that the light penetrates tne
lungs and destroys the bacilli.-N.
Tribune.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-08

A good story is told of the cleverness
of a woman in transaction with an IN
surancc adiuster. The parlor curtains
took fire. and before the blaze was eX-
tinguished the carpet was baIiy
scorchcd. After looking over the dam
age the representative of the company
said She was entitled to the value OF
new carpct-SlCO. we Will allow you
that sum-" continued the man, and we
will take your old carpet. ny,
what can you 90 with it?'' "Oh. we II
sell it secondhand and get back $40 or
SIP at least" was the careless reply, ~
tended to make the conn any attitude
as generous ~ possible. in that cas-,
promptly Fut in the owner OF the rar-
net. sell 10 me. III give you Sl- ;or
IT," Tle adiust9r could only coEpi|,
with t. re.uit that this qu.ck-"it'ea
cbafrIa'!c oct a new parior carpet with
a handsome 3uoquette floor covering as
well Tor iii upper room that needed 1t
for SIP.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-08
FRANK GILLlA NJ .
G.. +. WOODSON.
Z. o. BORG.
Committee.

In the possession Of the Red Jacket
club of Canandaigua is a medal which.
the members of the club believe. was
given the famous Seneca chief by
George Washington. Other folks have
frequently questioned the authenticity
of this relic. much to the Indignation Of
the Canandaiguans. who assert that i1s
claims to respect are beyond doubt.
Medals almost exact duplicates of Red
Jackets. they admit, were presented
to other Indians of note about the time
when Red Jacket received his, but this
enc is distinguished from all the rest
because on lis reverse fhera are II
stars instead Of -. and remained in the
Lands of a single family from the time
cf the chiefs death until il became
he property of ''S nresent owners.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-08
LEXINGTON NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Beach and
W. G. Scott and family returned
from Teal springs last Tuesday.
Jos. Meier returned Thursday
from a two weeks sojourn near
Goldendale, Wash.
Miss Roena White went to Ar
lington, Thursday, to assist her
sister in the millinery business.
Several parties have gone to
Butter creek this week to buy
fruit.
W. s. Wharton, cashier OF the
Bank of Heppner, was IN town
last Wednesday on business.
j. W. Shipley and b. W. Water
man were in town last Wednes-
day writing life insurance.
Mr.. Carter's family arrived here
Thursday from Southern Oregon.
Joe Ausburn went to lone on
business, Monday.
Considerable wheat has been
sold here within the past week.
Tom Beymer is sick with the
rnumps.
Henry Arnsmeyer went to the
mountains this week.
Nat Gray is moving his family
to town this week to enable his
children to attend school.
Fred Benge and wife are visit
ing relatives here this week.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-08
MONS

In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon
for Morrow County.
A. X. Fuller. plsirtitf,
Elmira Nj. warfell Phebe Hi John oh nxea,d hln
Samuel N Warf' Id. villa, ) Tarfed, ~. FIahk taId
B. Warfeld; Della Wa,fie;di 'nhn FsrSrarbe
and Thom,s Ferbracho her hu bard, all as heirs
at law of III ma Warfeld, decea d; samuel M lei
Vrcent, Alice jackson; lnez P?wril aHi Winnnrt mats
deceased: % and Robert j. Warheld Chester W.
Warfeld' james Z. warfeld, Lovely G, War.
field, Samuel n Warfsld, as heirs at law of
I1aat Weher Tbe"dnre Weber, Walter Weber, Her,
man Weber. Name Weber. as hei 9 at law OF
| Ellen " pber, deceased; o. H Colv,n Efnest ~
Ua'1' Fva n Raw i' WaVerly Covil. Myra Covip, El
bert Colvin ard Jessie Cclvin. as teirs at law OF
Clara A. Covin, deceased; Mary D. ato natue% VaIen
tine fr Edward g. Wartield. George O; Warheld,
ard Jessie Warfpld and George y WaTneio', "a se
administrator Of the estate of Samuel warm III
deceased.
| To Inez Ferhrache. Thomas Ferbrache, Ance
Jackson Inez Powell, Mary 4. Marshall, blrdle az
| NJ McNabb and Kate Harrah, above nameu ue-
/ In the name of the State of Oregon you ana tacl
ofyou are hereby required to appear IN the a.opt
entitled court and answer ule oon onth dav Of
uaintiff filed herein on or before the 1oln os s vi
0cfoher 1904 "a date being SIX weeks II! I.vlIl IN
/ St'tt $500, o,b tbe date of the first publication
of ~ s"rr,nue and if you fail to so appear or
answer Man III, viii apply to the court for the
relief rrayed FOR in hia compliant: a1 ostata
i.ylIeI NJ ~, and executed on he IL h day OF
lamrSay igf2 ~ Samuel WaIfeld aud Emira
NJ Wared to The Investors MoatFase erf Of npe
CONTAIN. Iimited.to secure the Sm@ent @ U, I'M one
lartai p notes for the sum Of $40 each.
a assigned to this G Rt'iFbf bs PG0T
a , .'l sa1 Ioecrbed property sold to pay said
! mortgage debt. ,. ,,,, b,, nnbIica-
I.'n lh' req pi entitled ourt which order Is
aed cT "I tbe e Sd day of September, I?9i and pre-
scTb that the first Bs BHsb'sdSn dag Of septembqr pts
iaoi " W INC lost publication thereof shall be
made on the ZV'ii ""' e. w PHELPS.
/ Attorney for Plaintiff.