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Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-31
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY NOTICE

In accordance with call by the Repub- lican Territorial Committee, the repub- licans of Vrangell precinct will hold primaries on Monday, Nov. i, 1907, at 8 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the Republican Terri torial Convention to be held in Juneau on the 14th day of 1907.
 P. c. MCCORMACK,
 Committeeman.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-31
NOTICE

Having oouglt G. Y. Carson's interest in the Mint Saloon, will pay all debts against same and receive all bills paya- ble to Carson & Denny. 0. DENNY.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-31

aned <: ::5 s;s5 $;5si s si sss : renewals and increase subscription list of prominent monthly magazine, on a salary and commission basis. Expert ence desirable, but not necessary. Good opportunity for right person. Address Publisher, Box 59, Station O., N. Y.
 Robert Butcher, Louis end John 0l- sen, F. Lion, Geo. Snyder and Peter L. J asen hunted deer at Big Bay during the week, but returned wiser but wetter men. only one deer being captured by the party.
 J c. Ensley, A. A. Hollenbeak, Har- vey Taylor and George Northup were hunting on the mainland near Santa Ana, last week, and brought in eleven deer and one black bear.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-31
SAL hi A {; J N , !
The wraASsLl Drug Co.

Mining Location Notices kept in stock for sale at SENTINEL office.
 Best Hue of Candies in Wrangell at Baker Drug Co. l0l0
 Deputy Marshal Grant and wife were passengers home on the Cottage City, from Seattle.
 Tie Clatawa took 0 bunch ioi hunters to the Aats last week, and returned Fri. day with about two hundred ducks and geese and one dedr.
 The Thlnket Trading Company got iaeir store opened out for business last N eek, the stock of groceries having ar rived. The dry goods will come later.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-31
TO THE LADIES

The SENTINEL has just completed ar engagements with the publishers of sev- eral leading periodicals by which we are enabled to offer to the ladies of Alaska the greatest value ever offered in the way of magazines.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
SANTA. GETS THE
TOTS LETTERS
Evening Journal Forwards
Those Entrusted TO Its
Care

SO many letters for Santa Claus
have been received by THE EVENING
JOURNAL the last few days that lack
of space prevents the printing Of them.
The requests from the little friends of
THE EVENING JOURNAL have been
made known to Santa. however. who
despite the lateness Of the receipt OF
the letters, viii see that the wants of
the little people are supplied IL will
be task for the jolly old saint for
ne must start on his journey tonight.
Letters from the following named
little folks have been forwarded to
Santa
Loletia B. Nicholson. No 917 w.
Second street.
Josephine Milbourn, Kiamensi.
Teresa Wycherly, Elsmere.
Sallie Hamilton, Kiamensi
Jennie Hamilton, Kiamensi
Robert L. Collision, No. 207 N. jack
son street
James Mckay. No. 914 Pleasant
street
James Kirkland, 1900 Union street
Ida May Hamilton, Kiamensi.
Avis Maria Hamilton, Kiamensi.
Sadie Jones, Stanton.
Gertrude s. Collins. No. 1O3 N. Con-
nell street
Harold Jackson, No S27 Pine street
Harry Latch No. 624 70. sixth street
Alfretta Gallaher, No. 1923 w. Eighth
street
Annie Ryan, No 726 Madison street
Francis Tomlinson, No. sos Poplar
street.
Harry Collins. No sos Poplar street
George William Hobbs, No. s11 Mad
ison street
Jennie Titler No. POI searles street
John Orlinger, No. 1880 Claymont
street
Harold Pierce. No. 9s9 Poplar street
Eugene Bradley, No. 911 shallcross
avenue.
Clarence Simmons. No. AS N.
Franklin street
Alice Francis Lynn, No. ss5 w Fifth
street
Alfred r. Jones. Stanton.
Ruth Newton, No. 617 jefferson
street
Samuel Newton, No GIT Jefferson
street
Myrtle Loguo, No. W. Twenty-sev-
enth street
Ralph Logue, No. . W. Twenty-sev-
enth street
Florence Logue. No. W. Twenty
seventh street
Josephine Rash, No. 4o5 e Third
street.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
CAMDEN


Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN. Dec. 24-Mrs. Annie Far
ley and son. Scott Farley, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Scott.
Charles Phillips Of Wilmington. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. james Quillen
Harry Hoch. of Kurtztown Normal
School, was in town on Saturday.
Miss Annie l.. Cooper and Miss
Martha Cooper of Keystone State
Normal School, are visiting their
mother Mrs. Sadie Cooper.
Edgar stubbs. Of Delaware College.
Is visiting his parents. Mrs. and Mrs.
w. l.. Stubbs.
Ralph Lord, of Boston, Mass, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Lord.
Miss Elizabeth L. Carrow is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcbride, at
Magnolia
Walter Ross. of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Ross.
Robert Sarde. a student of Goldey
College. Is spending Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sarde.
Miss Belle Goodwin has returned TO
her home at Kenton.
Henry Cowgirl has returned to viii
mington.
Miss Beulah Benson, of Wyoming,
was q Camden visitor on Saturday.
Ralph Jewel has returned from a
visit TO Eelton.
Walter ID. Ross, of Philadelphia. is
spending the holiday with his wife,
who is visiting her mother near Haz-
letville
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wiley, Of Le-
banon. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs David
Wiley
The Christmas entertainment at
Wyoming M. f. Sunday school will
be a treat this year.
Miss Martha Scott has returned from
visiting friends I'm Dover.
New officers for Washington Camp.
No. 20, p. O. S. Of A. of this town
will be elected Tuesday evening. De-
cember g.
Clifford Cole of Wyoming, who has
been visiting I'm Philadelphia has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Council are
visiting in Wilmington and Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24

has returned 10 her home near Colts
John Townsend has returned 70 VIII
mington after spending Sunday with
his family.
Dan Jones had as his guest on Sun
day his cousin, Irving Jones, Of Will
mington
Miss Meta MacSorley. of Dover, Wis
itcd m town on Saturday and Sum
day
Miss Helen start, a teacher in the
Townsend public school, is spending
her Christmas holidays with her par
ents in smyrna
Carleton MacSorley. Of Newark, Is
spending his Christmas holidays with
his parents, Rev-F- c. MacSorley and
wife.
Edward Wilson. Of near Townsend,
had a sale Of his stock and farming
implements Monday last. Mr.. Wilson
exrects TO move to Mddetown in
March.
Emmanuel NJ T. Church will hold
its usual Christmas entertainment In
the church hall this evening
FINLEY Scott spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Scott.
Miss May Wells, Of Middletown,
spent Sunday in town.
Nr and Mrs Sutlor Weist, from near
Middletown, spent Sunday with Miss
Bcde Carton.
Harry Weist. OF Arlington wls ion
over sunday visitor
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
WILL
WATCH BURGLAR

Gee. it's a cinch, and count on US
all ter be in at de fnish." exclaimed a
bunch of newsboys today at THE
EVENING JOURNAL Ofice when re-
ceiving tickets TO witness the perform
ance of The Mysterious Burglar" to-
night. And nearly three hundred lads
will put aside their 'papes" tonighN
and watch one of the most success
full melodramas on the road this sea
son. The little fellows who toll from
day to day garnering in a few coppers'
viii have a Christmas eve long to be
held in pleasant memory. The news
paper officials and Manager Dan Huu1l
phries have entered into the scheEk
with zest and that the affair v,
pleasant is assured.
The boys will secure badgo
afternoon from the various nek -
which win entitle them to frfcA.
sion. and box of Christina
kindly donated by John Govate
403 Market street and the win
ton Candy Company. At 730 ton
they will meet at the Morning
Office. and headed by the Brun
Fife and Drum Corps will mar
platoons of fours to the In
Theatre. where committee WIN
duct them to their seats, all OF WIZ
have been reserved.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
AT ELEVENTH STREET RINK
All Day Skating on Christmas and Polo
on Thursday Night.

There will be plenty Of amusement
provided at the Eleventh street rink
this week. On Christmas day there
viii be skating morning. afternoon and
evening according to the usual holiday
custom and on Thursday evening there
viii be polo
The polo game on Thursday even
ing is expected to be one OF the most
interesting yet played at the rink and
will be particularly interesting be-
cause the Lenox which is a team of
the Eleventh Street Rink win meet
the crack organization from The Coun-
try Rink. There is much rivalry be-
tween the two teams.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
SOCIETYHASNEW

Society has a new fad-"The Big
Stick Puzzle" on all sides you now
hear the question: Have you found
out how Teddy can put the trusts IN
jail2' for that is the pleasing problem
that the puzzle calls upon you to
solve It is said that many women are
losing their beauty sleep over this puz-
zle, which is really a most banling
one. and that husbands, fathers and
brothers often try 10 come to their
rescue. only to find that they, too, have
gotten into deep water.
The big Stick Puzzle" is attaining
a vogue among all classes, such as has
not been witnessed since the days IF
the 10 Puzzle and Pigs in Glover. It
even promises to rival in popularity
the Teddy Bear
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
RED CROSS STAMPS in
PHILADELPHIA P. 0.

Through the efforts Of Judge George
Cray the little Christmas stamp being
sold by the Delaware branch of the
Red Cross for the benefit Of the Della
ware Anti tuberculosis Association.
has been placed on sale in the corridor
Of the postoflce in Philadelphia
Miss Ethel Banks, of this city, who
has been engaged in disposing Of The
stamps in the local postohice, went TO
Philadelphia yesterday to open the
stand and instruct the young =, omen
who viii have charge of the stand
there. The stamps We're placed on sale
at 10 o'clock in the morning and by
8 o'clock in the afternoon, 1000 had
been sold.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
Youna VIC Passes Awar.
spsclaI b rHE EvlrNINa loiinN

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Dec 24-Another
death Of "a young wife, the third with
In q week in the same rural neighbor-
hood, took place at Pearson's Corner
yesterday when Mrs. Ida NJ. Schweit-
zer, the 25year-old bride OF George
Schweitzer, Jr., died after a short i'll
ness. The young woman was formerly
Miss Ida Deal, Of Hartly The funeral
will take place at 10 o'clock on Christi
mas Day, from the residence OF the
father of the boreaved husband, George
Schweitzer, Sr, near Pearsons Cor
ner. The large circle of friends of the
young wife WILL therefore. spend
Christmas Day in mourning and at
tending her funeral.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
Social and
Personal

Mrs. Lewis p. Cox, of Bethel. is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Coverdale, who has been
seriously ill.,
Mr. and Mrs Owen T. Zebley, Of
Bethel, were recent visitors here.
Miss Kathryn McGowan Of oak Hill,
has been entertaining a party Of
friends from this city.
The Rev. Marcellus Karcher, of
Greensboro. Nd. was recent visitor
in this city.
Mrs. A. T. Porter. Of Burrsville. is
visiting friends in this CITY,
]. l. Griffith Of Henderson. Nd. has
been spending the past few days with
friends here.
Mrs. !. I. Richards Of Henderson, is
the guest Of relatives in this city.
Miss Beulah Crawford is spending a
few DAYS with friends in New Castle
Albert Boyce has been visiting
friends at New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hawkins, OF
Dover, have returned home after a
visit to this city and Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Augstadt has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. d.
Augstadt, at FELTON,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cohn have been
the guests of p. K. Meredith and Miss
Leora V. Meredith at FELTON,.
DR.. Horace J.. Jones of New York,
is spending the Xmas holidays in this
city
Mrs. Curtis G. Bupp of this city. is
81 Iss. AT
and Mrs. E. Howard Rollins. at Ok
ford.
Miss Bessie Lyons Of Mendinhall, has
resumed her position with the e. l. du-
Pont Powder Company. after being
confined at home with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owens of Queen
Anne's county, Nd. will spend the
holidays with her brother, l. r. Down
ham. of this city.
Misses Josie Riley and May Adams.
Preston Pruitt and John Hackins will
spend Christmas in New York.
Miss Mary L. Collins Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Wilmington friends.
Harry c. Ramberger of Philadelphia,
visited friends in this city on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush Bradford
and daughter. and George S. Bradford
of Newport News. Va, are spending
the Christmas holidays with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David 7. Bradford.
of No. 1705 Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. James Bowie owens. of No. 1915
West Ninth street. is entertaining the
following members OF her family dur
ing the Christmas holidays: Professor
and Mrs. Vivtor de Rigneur and Miss
Cecile de p. Rigneur.
Mrs. Frances Maston of Brooklyn. is
spending Christmas with her daughter
in this city.
Miss wilhelma Knots and Miss
Ruth Minors are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Thomas Paris, Of ST. Louis.
Mrs. f. A. Van SAINT and Miss Ethel
Lyons win spend Christmas day at ST.
Augustine, Md.
Bennett savine and Clarence holland
will spend the Christmas holidays at
Chesapeake City, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Hankenson Of No. 213
West Nineteen street. viii spend the
holidays at Staten Island.
Mrs. M. Rosa and daughter of Cape
May Court House. n. j.. are spending
Christmas with Captain and Mrs. Lud-
ham, of No. 215 West Nineteenth
street
Miss Ethel Smith VIII spend the
Christmas holidays at her home at
Hillsboro. Md.
Wilbert Downham and family of this
city, win spend Christmas with friends
at Chester.
James Hendrickson of Baltimore. will
be the guest Of Miss Jennie EssiclS on
Christmas day.
Mrs. Viola Matthews OF cohnellsville.
Pa. is spending this week with her
sister Mrs. William Cox. No. 519 West
Third street
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
section EoremanIs eood RECORD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELMAR, Del, Dec. 24-J. c. Nc
|Cleary, Pennsylvania railroad section
foreman of this district is breaking all
records as a foreman, for efficiency
Mr.. McCleary not only keeps alert for
Ia prize track condition. but is a SYM
pathetic and careful tutor for his men.
and during the past year, he has sent
away two of his employees. who were
pronounced by the examiners thor
.oughly capable Of taking charge of a
section Of their own
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
aWashyv 70 Take ! Trip.

The Washington Trip Association
win give a ball on Easter Monday night
for the benefit OF the trip being planned
for The fall. The trip win be to New
York, thence to Poughkeepsie and to
Troy, returning by way Of New York.
The following committee is in charge
OF the trip; John b. Simmons, chair
man; James NJ. Dickers0n. secretary;
James H. Yates. treasurer; r. c. Por-
ter, Martin V. Farrell Joseph l. Nc
Garvey and Frank L. Vanderbraak
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
ITALIAN MISSION HAD
ITS ENTERTAINMENT

Tho Italian Mission Sunday school
OF the West Presbyterian Church held
it's Christmas festival in the mission
roon7 seventh and Scott streets last
night. There was an exceptionally
large attendance.
Carols, recitations and solos by The
italian children Of the mission COM
prised the program Mrs. +. A. Ross
and Professor Jacob II. Clymer sang a
duet and Mrs. John Lohand sang a
solo.
NJ " Truss. superintendent, presid-
ed. Kris" made his appearance dur
ing the evening and distributed toys,
books, candy and other good things to
the children The Italian minister, the
Roy. Thomas De Pamphlets was given
a big turkey and the Rev. Alexander
Alison, who instituted the mission.
made an address.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
TOWNSEND
',,',.,'1'','', soec,oI y rHrs EvENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THb' hNbNAN1 'coAs-'fN-
TOWNSEND. Dec 24.-George W.
stant. while bending a spring. broke
the middle finger of his right hand,
which is very painful and prevents
his working at his usual occupation,
blacksmith.
Thomas Bratbon, who sdied on Sun
dav at the home OF Mrs Jacob Spicer,
was for years squire ia this place, and
performed his duties in a most COM
scientious and impartial way The
funeral services will be held at his
daughters. Mrs Joseph Daniels, this
afternoon. Interment in Townsend
cemetery.
Thomas Townsend fell from his
wagon. seriously injuring his back.
sMiss Margaret weldon, OF Middle
town, visited heriparents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Weldon, near town, on sun
day.
Miss Annie Carton. who mas been
visiting her aunt Miss Belle Carton,
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
Mahaffy- 6rinehIedale.

Announcement IS maze of the ap-
preaching marriage Of DR.. T. J. Ma
haffy, State veterinarian of Florida,
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Mahaffy. Of this city, to Miss Minnie
Dorothy Brinckledale. Of Jacksonville,
Fla The wedding will take place in
Jacksonville on January Is.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
sent Rox 70 ths aMnxor.u y

Sons of former Sheriff William Sin n
mons who now conducts a large lun
Der camp at Edenburg, Va, and whte
with his family lives in that localiVf
sent TO Mr.. Simmons yesterday a large
Christmas box flled with presents. The
former sheriff is conducting a success
full business in his new home where
he is known as the Mayor of Eden
burg"
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
Mnunr Marri.d rh.n.

Joseph Wilcox. aged p years. Of No.
1852 New Queen street Philadelphia,
and Miss Catherine j. Hanaberry, aged
p years. of No. s5 Orchard street. Ger
mantown. were married by Mayor
Horace Wilson in his Office in the City
Hall yesterday afternoon. w. B. Hoff-
man, the mayors private secretary.
was the only witness to the ceremony.
After the ceremony the couple left for
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
Enqaaement Announced.

Mrs. A. f. Raskob announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Ger
trude A., to Royal c. Hull of Nash
Vile, Tenn.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
acknowledgements.

At the manse of West Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday. Miss Greta
Cohee Webb and William II. Sebien-
heller. both of this city, were married
by the Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24

A monstrous coffee crop in Brazil is
reported for the year ended June 30-
20.409.1Sc bags, representing an in
crease OF 9,S5S,S0 bags over the pre-
vious year.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24

Queen raitu. the consort Of Menellly
IS an elderly and dignihed woman.
good-ioo,jing according to the Ethio-
pian point of view, and a great stick
Ter for etiquette.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-02-13
OPEN COLUMBIA.
Three States to Ask for Better Navi.
cation.

PORTLAND, Feb. 9.-United &C.
ton for the opening Of the Colum-
bta river from Lewiston, Idaho, to
the sea will be taken by Oregon,
Washington and Idaho. That the
three states are to stand solidly to-
gether to serve this end was decided
upon today at meeting Of concur
rent committees of the Oregon and
Washington legislatures held in Port
land today. Senator Stevenson of
PomerOy, Wash, was chairman of
the meeting, and Benton Bowman,
committee clerk of the Oregon legis-
lature, acted as secretary. The i'm
possibility Of reaching Portland ow-
ing to the suspension of railroad traf-
fic during the past few days pre-
vented representatives Of Idaho from
reaching Portland. A message ex-
pressing the regret of the Idahoans
at being shut out of Portland and
assuring the meeting of Idaho's
hearty cooperation was received
from President John o. Bender of
the Lewiston Commercial club.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-02-13
DELAYS RECLAMATION WORK.
Weather Conditions Interfere With
Government Projects.

On account Of weather conditions
the reclamation service has been
Obliged to lay on some Of the men
working on the Sunnyside canal and
in the Tieton basin. They now have
q small gang working at Sunnyside
and about thirty-fve men working
In the Tieton basin. and as soon as
the weather moderates 90 that work
can 90 on without any serious in
terruptions the entire force will b.
put to work. Bids for machinery
and other material for the tunnels
in the Tieton canyon were to have
been opened yesterday. but on &C
count of washouts and the prevail
ing weather it mas been deferred un-
III next 1Ecnday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-02-13
ATTEMPT TO STEAL CIGARS.
Two Men Smash Window In Roberts
Cigar Store.

In what Is supposed to have been
an attempt to steal some boxes of
cigars from the window Of the store
Of the Roberts Cigar company on
Second street, two men smashed the
heavy pane Of glass shortly after 10
o'clock Friday night, but obtained no
cigars. The clerks were alone in the
rear Of the store, and as soon a.
they heard the crash they ran to the
front of the building. They heard
the two men running up the stairway
Of the Golden Rule lodging house,
but'a search Of the building revealed
no one whom It was believed was I'M
pltcated in the act. It Is believed
they ran through the building and
down to the street via the rear
stairs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-02-13
MEEks NOW SPOKANE AGENT.
Resurns for Few Days After Trans-
fer II Made.

NJ. 8. Meeks. for the past Eve years
agent at North Yakima. Is now
agent at Spokane. Mr.. Meeks re-
turned Friday from Spokane,
where he was checked In a. agent.
J. R. Ryerson, who succeeds him as
agent here, was expected to arrive
last night, and will at once assume
his new duties. Mr.. Meeks will re-
main here for several days, leaving
for Spokane about Sunday. He was
held up in Pasco during the wash
outs. Pasco is the old home Of Mr..
Meeks, he having served there a
number Of years as agent before be-
Ing transferred to North Yakima. 1t
gave him an opportunity Of renew
ing old acquaintance. Mr.. Meeks
as agent at Spokane will have most
important duties. During the busy
season he will have about $50 men
in his department.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-02-13
IS A SEQUEL
TO SAD ROMANCE
OBTAINS JUDeMEnT FROM FlANcEE
Restraining Order Brought Against
A. w. Bradt and Sheriff Ed
wards by Josiah Burk.

A sequel to the ruling Of Judge
Rigg in the superior court last De.
ember, by which Mrs. Frances Eb.
bons Burk is compelled to pay A. W.
Bradt $3.50, which he spent and
loaned her during their courtship
occurred yesterday. when restrain.
ing order was filed against Mr.. Bradt
by her husband.
At the trial it was shown by the
testimony of Bradt that he had
bought the furniture for a boarding
house which she was running at the
time of their courtship, bought q
hobby horse, soothing syrup and
worm medicine for her little boy,
decorated her first husbands grave,
paid grocery bills and meat bills and
bought medicine for her little boy
when he was sick. Mr.. Bradt court
ed her for about nine months ani
the date of the wedding had been set
for sometime during last September,
but she gave him the double cross
and married Josiah Burk.
When matters took that turn Bradt
wanted his presents back, or the
money which he had loaned and spent
on her, but she refused to reimburse
him, and he took action in the courts,
securing judgment in the amount of
$160.
The sequel of this exciting ro-
nance is an action brought in the su-
perior court yesterday morning by
Josiah Burk against A. w. Bradt and
Sheriff John Edwards to restrain
Sheriff Edwards from selling at auc-
ton today property in Yakima known
as lot in block 4 in Herman's ad-
dition to North Yakima, valued at
$500. Josiah Burk claims title to
this property. having secured it No.
vember 6, 1906, about "a month after
marrying Mrs. Gibbons, and it is in
possession of the Ontario Land COM
pany.
Bradt, who claims that the prop
erty is in Mrs. Burk's name, took
steps to secure the amount Of judg.
ment through this property.