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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Oregon Mortgage Company Awarded
Judgment.

In the superior court this morning
the Oregon Mortgage company was
awarded judgment against w. p.
Clark and his wife, Gertie. in the sum
og sSO15.2S. An execution was issued
directing the sheriff to sell certain
lands in section II, township 6,
range IS, to satisfy the judgment.
In the suit brought by Mrs. Alice
D. Henderson against Marshall Con-
rad Henderson to quiet title to
certain lots in Roberts addition,
Claire Stockdale was appointed a
commissioner to convey title from
the defendant to the plaintiff The
suit was a friendly one brought by
Mrs. Henderson against her son to
clear the title to valuable lots in
Roberts addition.
The will of the late Joseph Eau
miller was filed for probate in the
superior court Saturday. BY the
terms Of the will each of the three
children are left S. and the remain
der Of the estate, both personal and
real, is bequeatned to Mrs. Zaumil-
Ter, who is nominated as executrix of
the estate. Daniel Garrecht, George
Refer and Thomas Caseman were
appointed a board to appraise the es-
tate.
Harry Lasater, as administrator of
the estate of Julia Lasater. filed his
bond Of $4,000 in the superior court
Saturday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
M'CAW SELLS HIS INTEREST
Retires From WaIIa WaIIa Brick
Stone Company.

County Commissioner J. n. McCaw
has disposed of his interest in the
Walla Walla Brick & Stone company
to c. r. Cox, who resides in Green
Park addition. Mr.. Cox is one of the
leading contractors of the city and
at one time conducted a saw mill near
Dixie. He is said to be a very capa-
BILE contra tOr and as he has had con-
siderable experience he will have
charge of the construction department
of the company
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
Gerat Gathering of Farmers.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 13.-
Thousands of farmers and business
men from this county and the sur
rounding districts are here to attend
the Hamilton county farmers fall fair
and trade carnival, which opened to-
day at Olympia park. The number of
$1,000 in prizes is offered for the best
exhibits in the various classes. The
amusement feature includes a carnival
show with fourteen distinct features.
The poultry and pet stock show is
particularly interesting and credita-
BILE this year. The fair will last all
through this week
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
The Harvard Dumping Races.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. l3.-Ihe nrs'
of the series of Dumping Races" OF
the "Dormitory Grew" of Harvard,
+akes n1ace TODAY and will wind up
the season Dumping races are
regular feature of the university crews
in England. where the boats actually
bump. At the Harvard humping races
the boats do not bump, as they would
break. being too fragile.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
PETITION TO SELL
Not Money Enough on Hand to Set
tie Indebtedness.

j. N. Crawford, administrator of
Inc estate Of S. L. Hollingshead, the
Prescott school teacher killed in a
runaway accident last spring, has
ltauoned the superior court for per-
mission to sell two sections of land
I'll rankin county at public auction
pay off outstanding indebtedness
V"N oy the estate, amounting to
'-S" 1t is also considered advisa-
VIZ o sell the real estate, as all the
4IS reside in the east.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
orrIcE DEPARTMENT
MEASURES TO PRE-
VENT FoReERIEs'
z,rr, of AppIicati0" Also to be
.sopssd-s'"p's' Have Bee"
Received Here.

November Is, a new form OF
u" order will be adopted by the
money ast+cs department. Samples of the
Po'' .aer have been received by Post
n,. @ Brunton which shows ga, num- IN.
D'' material changes from the
a rf.r $ used heretofore and is in some some
"u'' =. similar to the old form used
n,'f former years. The old form was
u .,nrad about 1899. On the left
O'''' IA Of the new order is a col
''' .. egures commencing at 81 and
w." T., fives to 500. The clerk at
i''' ,,iro office will tear this out so
ill show the number next
+,an the amount for which the
iseued. This change in itself
i,,,ortant one, as it will pre-
roising of the amount of the
ohove the amount indicated in
4 NItI
.r,r,ns Of figures. With the old
~, tho figures could be erased and
,,.us substituted. Even if an order
# tais sort could not be cashed at a
,,,o4fc4 it might be passed On an
ms1specting merchant.
,po-ber radical change in the order
:. that the address Of the person to
uson thp order is made out is to be
,.oo5 on the order as well as his
name On the old orders the name of
the remitter did not appear, but this
will he included on the new orders.
Will Take More Time.
\ The time required for the issuance
q These orders will be considerably in
excess of the time which was required
an the old orders. The principal rea-
an for the change in the form of the
rier is that in instances the amounts
the old orders were raised. Under
NE new system where a difference in
The figures and the amount written on
the face of the order is discovered the
smaller amount will be paid. This
has always been the rule of the de-
n9rrmant however
new form of application is to be
issued in conjunction with the new or
itE, The form will be along the same
lines as the order, the column of fig
ueS appearing on the application to
be torn off to correspond with the
amount of the order requested.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
mot GUILTY" SAYS A. B. JONES
Denies Responsibility for the Late
Masquerade Ball.

A. 3. Jones. who is conducting
dances in Armory hall on Wednesday
and Saturday nights, desires the pub
lie to be informed that he had moth
ing to do with the French MaSQuer-
ade ball given in the Armory last
Friday night. He says that he had no
connection with the affair and that 1t
was given by private parties.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13


| Oregon, where he has been taking
| treatment for rheumatism. He is
greatly improved.
Married Yesterday-Yesterday aft
ernoon Rev. Robert ]. Reid, pastor of
the Wilbur Memorial NJ. E. church,
Frank w. Pearl and Mamie Hart.
Death of Infant-Mary DIETRICH, the
one-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry DIETRICH, died yesterday
afternoon from Group. The funeral
| took place this afternoon from the
| residence on West Chestnut street
Special Meeting Tonight-Evangel-
list Miller will give a special relig-
ious meeting tonight at the Olivet
| Congregational chapel in Green
Park addition. The services will be
commenced at 1880 o'clock and the
| public is invited to be present.
Meeting ostponed-Secretary Nc
Donald of the Walla Walla CONNER
cial club announced today that the
meeting of the club called for Tues
day night had been postponed until
Wednesday night at 1880 o'clock in
the city hall.
| Funeral of Mrs. Ward-The flu
neral of the late Mrs. Amelia Ward
took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence on East street, being
attended by large number of
friends. Services were conducted by
Rev. Andreas Bard.
Buried at Dixie-Tne funeral of
Mary Holloway, the six-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B..
Holloway, who died yesterday one
half mile east of Walla Walla, took
place this afternoon at Dixie. Ser
vices were held at the Methodist
church, Rev. Clancy officiating.
Sees Many changes-C. G. Brock
of Hood River was in Walla Walla
today visiting friends. Mr. Brock
formerly resided in Walla Walla.
but left here about three years ago.
He expressed himself as being great
ly astonished at the many improve
ments that had been made in Walla
| Walla since his departure.
| Mems Meeting-Tne Keylor Grand
theater was crowded yesterday aft
ernoon with men who had been in
vited to attend religious services
under the auspices of Frank Miller,
| the evangelist. He gave an excel
lent DISCOURSE which was listened to
with wrapt attention by the vast
audience. One of the pleasing feat
ures was the vocal solos rendered
by Evangelist Miller.
| ASKS TOT 0CCOuO OiVoTCS-tAS re-
| suit Of beating given her by her
| husband last July Mrs. Edwin
Switzler, now of Portland, formerly
a prominent society woman Of Pen
| dleton, filed a second suit for di-
vorce. Switzler, it is understood, is
residing in Seattle. His wife filed
divorce proceedings last July, but
| they were quashed and it was re-
ported that she forgave him. Now
she comes into court again asking
separation upon the same grounds as
before. She alleges cruelty. She
asks that he be restrained from dis
posing of property valued at between
$4,000 and $4,000.
|
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

ANTED-PICTURE MEN TO
write us for prices. We make the
finest enlarged picture III the Unit
ed States for the trade. Requa Art
Co., Caney, Kansas.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
s6 ZANE ON WALIA WALLA
W.T. and Bear Sighted Above the
Noerts Ranch Last Week.

1'"eS IN Walla Walla from the
.. lOFk of the Walla Walla river
report several deer and bears in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13

Meckelson's Orchestra Is now open
for all engagements. Phone Main "a
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
ONLY A few
DAYS MORE
WALLA WALLA AT THE HO-
TEL STATE.

Positively the Last Opportunity for
the Afflicted to See Him-His Visit
Will Expire Next Friday, Novem-
Der II.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
T. J. ENNIS BUYS A SECTION IN
PRESCOTT COUNTRY OF M.
ROWE.
Purchase Price as Recorded is $4,000
Other Real Estate Transfers
Recorded.

colt farmer, today sold to T. j. En-
mis- half interest to and to all OF
section 20, south half of section Il
and the west half of section p, town
ship 9, range So, the consideration be-
ing $4,000. This is the biggest dea
in real estate since Jesse Drumnel-
Ter sold his 81 acre home place west
of Walla Walla to Finch and Camp.
bell. The land sold today is mostly
adapted to wheat raising.
Other real estate transfers filed
with the county auditor and COM
piled by the Walla Walla Abstract
company, basement Baker Boyer Ma
tional bank building, were as fol-
lows:
Gid Cummings and wife to George
E. Lambdin, quit claim deed, 22-acre
tract in SWA of Sec. 80, T. 7, r. 80
$1,000.
William Godbould to Frank Mont
gomery, deed, lot II, block 4, Bry-
ants addition to Walla Walla, $3.50
Henry A. Modlin and wife to Franz
Montgomery, quit claim deed, lot II
block 4, Bryant's addition to Walla
Walla, 81.
Oregon Mortgage company VS.. w
P. Clark ct al, execution, SEA OF
NEA of Sec. II, T. g. R. 35.
Trustees of the estate of w. S
Mendenhall, deceased, to Columbia
Canal company, right of way for {
ditch across VIZ Of NWA, NEA
of NWA and NWA of SWA, all il
Sec. %, T. 7, r. 81, 81.
Alfred c.. Wellman, ST., and wife t.
Alfred c. Wellman, Jr, deed, S1a O.
Sec. Is, T. u, r. SO, $4,000.
United States Of America to Jacot
Kost, patent, SEA of Sec. %, T. II, r
35.
Michael Rowe to T. j. Ennis, deed
- interest in and to all of Sec. 20
S1a of Sec. II and VIZ of Sec. 81, T
9, R. SO, $4,000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13

But for . real Eood meal 90 {"
Olson'a
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13
TOWN TOPICS

Improved in Health.-H F. Bow
ers has returned from Hot Lake
Oregon, where he has been taking
treatment for rheumatism. He is
greatly improved.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13

The Statesman prints today's news
today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13

But Olson's Restaurant always lea1s
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-13

Married Yesterday-Yesterda aft
ernoon Rev. Robert J. Reid, pastor of
the Wilbur Memorial NJ. E. church,
performed the marriage CEREMONY of
Frank w. Pearl and Mamie Hart.
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Mpro III Noroiucit Baltimore.

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bon Baltimore miro moracn irilb S.45
pom Mt. Hopnl @obnboi ans nadl
Molblngton rCiiClL INN sic ibrer Sol
lenouna Cnt1cgcn ~0ebcn0cn Gernis
mol NocIllt0tcn 81 inipi5ircn. Tic
Ginlo0lnQ 81 ser Tobrt oing bon
Srn. :. 3. GorntbcrS, Sem Gbef.Sit.
g"cnicur ser Baltimore. Shio.gobn"
unb TrGIiOcntcn oca Clubs, ans, Der
titr5lld) iilr m~llIenidoftlihe 3luedc or.
gallllirt lultr0c. Gtipo Go Witglicoer
gcborcn Scr Organization on. SSiir oie
Sibltn9cn mGbre,o oca @intcrs miro
cine Nn5obl &orlciun9cn bon Sngcz
nicllrcn BON groBcm Hui pcronitoltet
rucr0cn. @ri1oocgcncroI Yeter s.
Nolna bon Der @unbeSornee, Nit.
0lico ser &itbmuS.aonol.Gommrii-
lion, miro ilbcr Dcn E%alonotonaI
lpred)cn.
Monii0nor 8. 6oIconio.
Der p1pItIid)c GClcgot, mar g~elterl,
Der G%brcngoit in epiphany College"
81 @olbroof unO belt nod Ser aufz
%'ilbrlng zines SrumoS orlrd) sic St,l-
oenten cine Iniprofe an sic Nnipc-
'enocn, Gr ertbciltc Iaen Den pGpIt-
lld)en Scgcn. Noh Dem Nbenoellen
reIlte Monllanor Iolconio nod @oib-
ln9ton 5uriif. Siele @eiitlide aus
Der Staot luobnten Der fleinen 5eier-
lidfeit bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

ibnt onqcblid) GubcU &ormilrtc 5lt
mod)cn. neil CT Srn. @roiill@ mitgc.
tbcilt hobr, CT, NobCn bube Nrn. Gro
inns Cinen SdinfCn 0~Cltohlcn. Gtclclt
&ormiiricn babe 6ubcU Nrobungen
iolQcn lollcn, morolti CT nit elmer
Nicriloidc nli @o0ncr lo35uIdloGcn
pCrlud)tc. &n SclbItpcrtbcioiairnG
babe Damn Mn0ncr icincm @cgncr
Elm Mtciicr in bcn llntcrlcib gcronnt.
gloiiic, mcld)cr IN ocm So0cn thu
tiQ mar, 500 GobcU ou9 WeIlcr aus
Dem 2Cibc mo bCnudrid)tigtc Die
Yoli3ci pon Scr Stcd)crei mo ricf
mchrcrc Yoli5iitcn bcrbCi. Ger go
li5iIt @clbad) brod)tc @nQncr nod)
ser noromcltlidrn Foli5ciltotiorL II.
ser &er>pllnoctr lpltrGc nad) Dem
.M%orplGn0Cr Mom0npotbiihen SO
ipitol" qcbrod)t. Noielbit ltorb Der
Scrmlur0etc cine Shunbc nod ieiner
Nnfunit.
@ogncr crirCut iid) zines alltcn
HllicS, mGbrcno Sobcp trob icineS
Observation-Disclosures bcreit5 oitcra nit
Der Eoli5ei nj Gonilitt 1erietb un0
olS notoriid)cr Gborottcr III Eoli5et-
trcilcn ld)orf bcobnd)tct muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

gdtb. Ncnrp u. @oiie al5 critcl 9tc0
ncr Dor. Gieicr biclt cine oitpon @ci.
iuu umterbrohcnc glniprodc, in mel.
der cr ipc5ieIl olli Die log. timber.
ltonoing" &Ioulcl .0e3 FocsNmcnOe-
mcrt3 binnpieS. Gr l00tc, cr lei ilbcr
jcllAt, 0uB fem @ciBcr nod) Nnnnbme
Oca announcements icin Stimurcd)t
pcrlicrCn lpilr0c. Sci c9 elm 0cutlhcr.
NrlGuocr, Eolc o0er Stolicncr, nUc
milrOcn lie ltimnlcn f0nncn, mcnlt lie
cinindI ulli 0ie Srogc, oh lie ocn ibnCll
porOclc0tcn lbcil Der Gonititution
tcnucn, IN cngliid) o0cr ibrcr Wtllttcr-
lprodC bciubrn0 nntluortctcn. 9tllr
0iC ,@luucn" miir0en c2 ldlucr i'm
0cn, Die @oblbcomten III 0iclcr Sim.
iiht 5ltiricocn 81 ltellen. Iic luclbcr
Hcpublifnncr mo Gemotrotcn Mir.
0cn niht am Stinmcn ocrbinocrt
mcr0cm 0enn Oa3 Ymcn0cmcnt 5iclr
niht ouI Die MciBen. 0oilcIbc icl
cbcnio obQcioBt. mie sic iriibCr IN an.
0ercn Siioitontcn nll0cnomncncn,
uno lpcnm BORT irgc1b Elm @cibcr
6ltrd h0S ENHANCEMENT nm lciE
Stimmrcd)t Qctonumcn mare, 10 bat.
ten oic NCpublifoncr ibr MGNlihitc3
Ncthun, i'm ais @ciipiel IN Den M0lr
observation-disclosures poriilbrcn ST. t0ns
ncn. 0ica lei ieood nift 1cid)cbcn,
@nhl am Glen it a q.
Die Foli5cibeb0roc mad)t bcfonnt,
OoB sic @irtbitoften mieocr cinmnl
cincn Icicrtog hoben loIlcn; 0icieI'
ben miiiiCn uGnllid) am @obItoNc &c
ihloIicn blciben. @ir lenfcn Die Nul
mcrfinmfcit Scr Better bon Wirtbs
id)nitcn bcionocrS oui sic In5ciNc Ser
9cborOc an ouOerer Stele.
Gin ctonnter Sltbos
grop6 Q~citorben. Sn 'clncr
@obnum0, Nr. $40, Norbs9rooomoD,
lit 9cltcrn nod fllr5cr &rontbelt Der
%Sitbo0rupb $. Gorl u. Wanled I'M
Nltcr bon 81 Sobrcn ge'torbcn. SIR.
8onicd bintcrlGBt cine Sroit, geo.
Sor. obcr feline Ginoer; 'oiplc eln2
Mllttcr mo 5lpei 9riiber III GelltId)=
lonb unb einen 9crloer IN GbtcoGo.
Gr mar Mitglieo Der 3ionSgemclnoc
nnb oeS a@ermauio . Warnerd)or". "
Sr. @onicd, Scr ieit 81 Sabren III
Dem bctonuten 8eidGfte BON Soen 4
So. tbGti0 mar, orbeitcte frilber III
Chicago ulo in Eittsbura. Nle |cer'
oi1llng iinbct olll Sonntog oi,r Der
Baltimore Cemetery" ltott ililo Fo'
ltor SllIillS Sofmann miro nllltlrcn.
Sm Alter bon 80 Sabrcn horb
aCitcrn Sr. Sobn Sieeelen IN Nr. 10,
Noro'Gouington= Ipente.