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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01
Summons for Public alton.

In the superior Court OF klttitas comfy S'a'o
OF Washington. -, ,,;,.,,.
Lowman X Hauford Stationery anu frin'lns
Compauv a corporation. plalntlN vs. a ' .
Angus t.adiug aS Thorp Drug company "c'
PENDANT. ..., !,
The state Of Washington to the SAID \. "
Angus trading rs Thorp Drug COMPANY
Defendant; . ,,,h;r
Non nrG hereby summoned 20 appear WITHIN
ixtv DAYS after the date OF the trsl publication
~ mis- summons to-wit. within SlNtN DAYS AttI
fhe nth dav OF February, .HH. ana det'hu my
above entitled action in the ABOVE th.lt.c',
court and answer the complaint Oh p.all'ln a.le'
serve a copy of your answer upon the "tHe1
signed attorneys for plaintiff at thclr once
below stated: and in case OF your failure so 10
do Judgment Will be rendered aEa!NSN YOU ~
cording 10 the demand OF the cohlp.th. "H'NH
has hern fled with the clerk OF said court
The object OF this action Is 10 Pttih'1 ~
plalntiG to recover judgment against you upon
an account for goods. wares ana MerchaAU!Sc
sold YOU by plaintiff in the sum OF sN'Vf anu Iol
SIS 50 upon a claim assigned 10 plalhtin oN ny
Anderson Supply Company ana lor 80 = utV !!
a claim assigned TO plainun ny the Co1uuipla
yhonograph Company; and for the sum OF 20 ~
llpon n claim ASST ned 10 plalntln ~ we r;as'
man Kodak Company: amounting IN az u
sl5a tc with interest ana costs ana 10 V"'"li ~
o-irr Of court an thuriAing the app.' cation upon
said claim of the funds now N TN uAHu> o.
the Sherif OF klftitaS County WaSh'hstol; ue,
rived by him from the SAFE OF pt,OPc1.H nv
under writ OF attachElent issued herein suSlI
snIe heinr made upon an orirr Of court IN the
case wherein a prior writ OF attnehni"!. ~ :.
issued and the amount in ms hands as AFORESAID
heint, So ~ llONEI X II ale.
"N'-7 Attorneys for Plaintiff,
POST of,lce address,
Eiiea.burg. Kittitas COUNTY. Washington
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01
Sheritf's Sale of Real Estate

By virtue Of an execution, issued out OF me
superior court Of the state Of Washington. Tor
kfttitas county. and 20 NE directed at1 deliver
ed for a judgment rendered in 50 court at
tlienS bur. klttitas county. state OF a>hlnE-
tn on thu 18th dav Of september. 80. IN favor
Of Eric Gi!lberg. administrator OF tn estate o.
Eric G. Nelson. deceased, plaintiff. and against
Ms Rosa.ia ". Homes. sometimes known as
Nrs {. y Homes. defendant. for the sum OF
zolr hundred eighty -four dollars IsisisO Win
Interest thereon at the rate OF six q per cent
per arnum Entll paid. and costs of SUI. amount,
Ing 20 segenteen dollars el7Qo have levied
upon the following described r.a! estate. town.
The northeast QuLr--T ~ section twenty : 4
90 township twenty cns 1919 range Twelve Il
east of willamette Meridian. STAGE lying and
being in kittltas county, state OF "aShiHe:on.
Notice j. hereby given. that on Sa. urday the
eth day Of April. 1909 at the hour y TWO -
= clock n the afternoon Of said Gay. st the east
,c.5e " the court house. in ElensDurg. county
Of kzttstRs. state OF Washington. ] VII sci! all
The r rot title and interest OF the said Mrs
Rosalia ". Ho!mes sometimes known as Mrs.
C. y. Homes. IL and 10 the above described
real estate al pa bic suction 10 the b Ihest and
best bidder. for cast TO satisfy said execution
and all costs
Given under my hand this 2snd d.S q March.
1879.
". z. CROWLEY
Sheriff OF kittitas county. Washington.
BY V. u. GERMAN. deputy.
Date Of nrst publication Mar. IS, 1863. last
pril -. 1903.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01
Notice

In the Justice Gou.l cf ENensoure ht,t't "a
county State OF Warrington, BEFORE '" w
Bonnev Justice OF the Peace:
State Of Washington -
County ~ klttltaS
To Geo Warner, defendant:
you are hereby notified that Il. IwL44!frar
mas brought IN action. in sad court aIains. you
Inon M acgoun; duly h!ed. and summons
afairs, rou haS been issued out OF said court.
which Vii eouls o. - N, heard At my Office IN
Eliensburg kittiiss co4ntg, Wa>ninSton on
IN o'r'orx a m OF SAID day. and ua.c-s you APP
near and then and there answer. the SANS . :.
e taken as confessed. and the den add OF me
,ia.n,i~ he granted The object and demand OF
80 sjsi,, i to recover judgment against you
For The suia o. :Isn for board and iodging to-
ss{Ler with costs, Claim hled Fen = iSs
ss'-' W. ". BONNEI,
Justice OF the Peace.
Frst publication MIR II last AEti.s !r'.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01
Notice

IN the Justice court Of Fiensour:. hittlta>
county. state OF WaghinEtnh, Deipre w W
Banrey. Justice Of the Peace
Sta,e Of Washington
county of kittitas
II A. {. I'e,ter. defendant:
You are hereby notified That II. T~liseat
hA> arol-lt an action. in said court. against
Won gpoc N account duly filed. anc summons
a,ain.t vol has been issued out Of said court,
urs.ch Wa. ono on TO be heard at ny office IN
/ I-a>n-r-. kittltaS county. WASHINGTON on
Fr.lxv. ~. eth day OF April. 1902 al the hour OF
!. o.c.oci, q m OF said day. and unless you ap.
var aal ,aen and there answer. the same WI.
(. taken - confessed and the demand OF the
sid calm ! to recover judgment a ,ainst you
fortne sum Of $500 for board and lodelng, TO-
g.ther with costs. Claim ed FEB p ls1
W. ". BONNEf
Justice of he Peace
E. rst publication Mar. II. last Apr. l'F
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Mares
Notice.

thereby notify all concerned tha. I am not
now and never was responsible for INV debts OF
Ellen n Fleetwood. deceased, and ] will not
nav same Dated this 10th day Of March i9J9.
at Eliensburg. Washnkton.
LOUIS LCT1RELL.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01
Notice to Creditors 10 File
Claims

Ia the Superior Court Of the State OF Washing.
ton for kittltas county.
lin Probate)
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles 4. Car.
pcnter. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that letters OF admin
istration on the estate OF Charles a Carpenter.
deceased, have been granted TO the Undersigned.
BIZ the said superior Court.
Al! persons having claims against said estate.
are required TO present them with the necessary
vouchers to mt at the once OF HOvty i Hale.
in Ellen burg. Washington, within one year
after the date Of this notice. OF thtr shall be
forever barred Dated at EllensoulE. Wash .
this e5th day OF March. 1919.
EVA a. CARPENTER,
Mar % Administrative,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01
Summons for Publication

In She Superior Court OF the State OF Wash
ingtou ia and for klttitas County.
Chas. ]. 1rucano plaintiff vs.. Grt 2iano D.
Possette and Y. Rossette defendants.
The state of Washington 10 the sad defend
ants C;raziano D. Rossette and V RD>sette:-
Sou and each Of you are hete5y sun moncd to
aprear within sixty days after tie cate Of the
7rst publication Of his summons. to-sSit. .,ytv
Il ays after the 1T day Of April laJA, and defend
the abog.. entitled action in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
and serve copy Of YOUR answer up the un.
dersigned attorneys for plaintiff al their Office
below stated and ia case Of your failure 50 to
do Judgment will bc retp!ered agalnst YOU ac.
cording to the demand OF the comp amt which
mas been fled with The clerk OF saia cogrt.
yhe object Of this action i to obtain a ,ASs-
men. against defendants and each OF them On
7cco,hat OF debts due and owing plaintiff from
oefa;.dastS and each OF them. acgregating the
sum OF s5i D; with interest from January !, 1909
PkuTS, STREET * HoEFFLER
Attorneys for Plaintiff
post once address Ellensburg. kittitas
Date Of first publication April l. last May g.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01

MANNERS BROS,

~ '',', Market price paid for hides ana
pcIt- Pine street
.nvrHIOCK NOETU or SEW !. D.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-01

WANTED Statesmen. Many make 500 TO
$3.50 per month. Some even more. Stock clean
grown or reservation, far from old orchard.
Cash advanced weekly. Choice OF territory
Address Washington Nursery Company Top
penisb Washington Alt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
MORSE OBTAINS
REQUIRED BOND
CONVICTED BANKER AVOIDS
INCARCERATION
LAST OF TWENTY SIGNATURES
FINALLY PROCURED
Former "Ice King" Under Sentence
of Fifteen Years for Violation
of Banking Laws, Out
icy Associated Press.l


NEW YORK. oct. 6.-The last OF
the twenty signatures required 10
validate the new bail bond for $l25,ooV
which Charles w. Morse had to pro-
vide to save himself from further IN
generation in jail until the United
states circuit court of appeals shall
have decided his case, were aIIdciloN
tc the bond yesterday.
Morse was convicted of violating the
federal banking laws and sentenced
to fifteen years Imprisonment from
which he Immediately appealed.
The renewal of the bond is regard
ed as an indication that decision on
the appeal. which was looked Tor SOON
after the United States court or ap-
peaIs convenes on October IL, may oe
delayed until winter.
Judge Norris, VINO with Judges La
combe and Coke, heard the afgu-
noents of Martin w. Littleton, counsel
for Morse, is in Europe and may not
return until December l.
Also the wording of the new BOND
indicates possible delay, for the docu-
ment provides that in case the de-
cision is not rendered at an early ses-
sion of the court bail shall be extend
ed until such a decision is made, II II
SC pleases the court.
1t was largely through the efforts
of Mrs. Morse that the convicted
banker was admitted to bail in June
The bond was signed again TO-DAY
by the same prominent bankers brok-
ers and business men who put their
SIGNATURES to the first document.
It became known recently that
Morse had succeeded in paying off
81. 900 of his debts and was fast
1egaining control of his shattered
propertieS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
DAUGHER OF MARK
TWAIN IS MARRIED
CLARA CLEMENS Welded TO
FAMOUS PIANIST
ossip GabriIowltsch, Noted Russian
Musician, Bridegroom, and Amer
lean Bride Will Live in
Berlin, Germany
rBy Associated Press.l

WEST REDDING, Conn, Oct. O.
Miss Clara L. Clemens, daughter OF
Samuel Clemens mark Twain, was
married today to Ossip GabriloWitsch,
the Russian pianist.
The wedding took place in the draw,
ing room at Storm Field, Mr. Clemens
country home, with Rev. DR.. Joseph H.
Twitchell of Hartford officiating.
The bride was attended only by her
sister, Miss Jean Clemens, but her
cousin, Jervis Langdon of Elmira, ~
Y. and Mrs. Julia Loomis, wife OF Ed
ward Loomis, vice president OF the
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western rail-
road, were present.
While the ceremony was being per
formed Mr.. Clemens was attired in the
scarlet cap and gown which he wore
when the degree of doctor of literature
was conferred upon him by Oxford
university.
After the wedding he wore white
flannel suit.
Forty guests from New York city
were present and attended the we'd
ding breakfast, which followed the
marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabrilowitsch will go to
Berlin. where Mr.. Gabrilowitsch has
taken a house. -
Mr.. Gabrilowitsch will make tour
of Germany in concerts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
4
We Have
to Pay More

considerably more for
our clothing stock, in or
der to have every gar
1nent that we show tail
ored so that your friends
will ask, "Who makes
your clothes?" But we
are glad to have the addi-
tional expense that such
clothes entail. We can
take a world of honest
pride in selling them and
for the sake of that pride
we are willing to make a
smaller margin of profit
ourselves.
att Every suit and over
coat in our extensive
stock was made in a
clean, sanitary factory,
by healthy, contented
workmen who are mas
ters of their trade and
who labor under the di-
rection Of men of genius,
who have given their
lives to the production of
good clothing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
SHOWS FUTURE
OF SAN PEDRO
LOUIS HANSON LECTURES ON
HARB0R FRONTAGE
Fine View Of Ocean, Mountains, Fer
tile Valley and Rugged Cata-
lima from Rudicinda
Tract

THE Future Possibilities of San Pc
dro and the Port of Los Angeles" was
the subject of lecture given last
night by Louis Hanson, expert on
wharfage and harbor affairs, at the
Pacific Electric building.
The lecture, which was instructive
and enlightening on the prospects of
the seaport towns of Los Angeles, was
listened to by a large delegation, the
meeting having been arranged by Ma
son & Walter, realty dealers, with
Offices on the ground floor of the Pa
cific Electric building and at III West
Sixth street, San Pedro.
In his address Mr.. Hanson referred
TO the great benefit that would come
to the Pacific coast, Los Angeles and
San Pedro at the completion of the
Panama canal.
The speaker advised all to purchase
property in San Pedro and called par
ticular attention to the Rudicinda tract
of land, which is for sale by the ex-
elusive agents, Mason & Walter The
tract of land was described as being
on high ground, with good drainage,
and commanding an excellent view.
The rapid increase in the population
of San Pedro was mentioned, it being
stated that in 1902 the population was
but 2000, while 1t present these figures
have been trebled The beautifully
situated tracts which occupy the
slopes above the town and command
a magnificent view of mountains sea
and rugged Catalina, have been given
broad streets, we'll macadamized, and
hanked with splendid sidewalks.
The lecture was heartily appreciated
and the members of the firm of Ma
son &, Walter, who have just placed
the Rudicinda tract on the market
and Mr.. Hanson were warmly con-
graduated on their work in exploit
ing the advantages of Southern Cal
ifOrnia
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
AIDE SAYS HE FEARED
INDIANA'S PILOT WOULD
DIE HIGH IN THE AIR

ALBANY. Mimi, Oct. 6.-The bal
loon Indiana, which started from st.
Louis Monday afternoon, landed here
al 10 o'clock today. ]. II. Schauer's
shoulder was dislocated in making
the landing.
McGiu the pilot, was taken violent
ly i'll in the early part of the day.
He was unwilling to give up the flight,
but Schauer, his aide, insisted they
descend for medical help. In falling,
the balloon dashed into some tree
tops and tore out a section of wire
fence.
Both men were thrown out. The
balloon was not damaged.
Schauer, in telling Of the flight,
said
we left St. Louis Monday afternoon
at 5:15 o'clock and have been in the
air ever since. Tuesday evening we
ascended $1,000 feet. 1t was so cold
up there that we almost were frozen
stiff. My pilot, McGill, was sick when
we left St Louis and l did not intend
that he should go but he insisted.
Last night he was very sick men and
had to rub him all night to keep
him from freezing. l feared that he
would die up in the Clouds so I low
cred the balloon as we were nearing
Albany"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
STRONG TIMBER
FOUND AT LAST
MEN HIGH IN CITY ANNOUNCE
THEIR CANDIDACY
ALL ARE LEADERS IN BUSINESS
OR AT THE BAR
Names of Judge John D. Works, Will
liam J. Washburn, J. J. Andrews
and Miles S. Gregory Greeted
with Satisfaction

With the issuing of the petitions Of
four of the strongest aspirants for the
city couucil who have appeared in
years, the personnel of the body Of
men who seek the keeping of the city
was notably improved yesterday. The
four new candidates, Judge John d.
Works, William j. Washburn, Miles 5.
Gregory and j. j. Andrews, are men
unquestionably of fiber far superior
to that usually represented III asplrahls
for the city council. Their qualitica-
tions are so exceptional, in fact that
their election seems assured.
Judge Works has been leader Of the
Los Angeles bar a number of years.
He has held the highest standing in
his profession and has been justice Of
the supreme court of California
William J. Washburn is president Of
the Equitable Savings nank. He has
established and maintained an enVlable
business reputation, during his years of
residence of the city and is known as
a man of the highest integrity and pus-
mess pfobity. He is a former president
of the board OF education, and of the
chamber of commerce, and a member
of the last charter revision commission.
Signed Minority Report
j.. j.. ANDREWS has 1QCuLAlAGO AlliAASNAL
with the men who are seeking to build
a better and greater city. He has been
an uncompromising enemy of the al
lied forces of graft, was member OF
the recent grand jury and signer
of the minority report, and is now a
member of the police commission.
Miles S. Gregory is a representative
type of young and aggressive business
men who have come to the front in
IiZof nf thn pitV'S
newer and greater aspirations. He is
widely known in social and business
circles, and is secretary of the Union
League club.
These four are peculiarly adapted to
shoulder the responsibility which they
seek by unusually clean and enviable
business, social and political reputa-
tions Invariably they have been as
sociated with the strongest and best
elements of the city's citizenship and
invariably their voice has contributed
to the uplift.
None Is a Reactionary
While all have been notably conser-
vative and judicious, no one of the four
possibly could be called a reactionary,
and all have been positively and ag-
gressively aligned with the enemies of
corruption.
The opportunity, or rather, the OBJ
legation for Mr Washburn to announce
his candidacy for the council, arose
with the decision of A. J. Wallace to
retire. 1t was necessary that a man
of high qualifications should be chosen
to succeed him and this man has ap
peared in the person of Mr.. Washburn.
He has shown his fitness for the office.
not only by his eminence in the bus
iness world, but by his repeated success
in public office.
When it became known on the street
yesterday that the four petitions We're
issued, comments were universally of
approval. All four were referred to as
men of excellent qualifications, unim-
peachable integrity and fitness for the
position.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
WOMEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
NONEGENARIAN AND DAUGHTER
THROWN FROM BUGGY
Presence of Mind of Younger Woman
Saves Occupants of Carriage
from Being MangIed
by Locomotive
fspeeIal to The Herald.l ]

REDLANDS, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Pierre
Laurin and her mother, who is more
than 80 years old, are now recovering
from a severe fright, together with
numerous cuts and bruises they re-
ceiVed from being upset from buggy
in which they were riding when train
rounded the curve as they were about
to cross the track at Church street
Sunday afternoon
AS the women were about to cross
the track they observed the engine as
the horse was on the track. Unable to
go ahead, with the presence of mind
which saved their lives, Mrs. Laurir
swerved the horse to one side. and IN
doing so overturned the buggy, throw
ing them out. The horse ran away
with the buggy, further demolishing It
The women were unconscious from
fright and were bruised and cut. They
were taken to their home on High
avenue, where they are now resting
comfortably.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
ANOTHER PLOT AGAINST
RUSSIAN CAR REVEALED
Reports from the Crmea Declare That
Czarina Has Had Relapse and
Condition Is Serious

LONDON, Oct. 6-The st. Peters,
burg correspondent of the Standard
says the winter palace of the czar is
now undergoing repairs and being put
in readiness for his return, and reports
that a plot against his life has been
discovered among the workers engaged
in the palace.
The eldest son of a court janitor
named Michaeloff has been arrested
and many compromising documents in
relation to the plot are said to have
been discovered.
At a conference of doctors who had
assembled Monday at Livadia to con-
suit with reference to the health of
the czarina it was stated that her ma
jesty had had relapse and that the
present state of her health had given
rise to considerable anxiety.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
SAYS CHICAGO'S BABIES
DON'T GET SQUARE DEAL
Educator Says Windy City Gets Full
Quota of Coffins, but Not
Cradles

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-"The babies of
Chicago do not get a square deal, and
it is time some one took up the fight
for them. Chicago gets a full count
on coffins, but not on cradles" said
w. L. Bodine, superintendent of COM
pulsory education, at a meeting of the
Social Economics club yesterday.
Mr.. Bodine complained that physi-
clans do not report more than rs pei
cent of the births, because they do not
receive the fees to which they are en-
titled by law.
The law provides they shall receive
so cents for each birth reported by
them, but the county board makes nc
appropriation for such payment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

SIGN FOR LAND-The total registration
for the Cheyenne and Standing Rock Indian
| lands. reported 10 a. m yesterday for
Aberdeen, S. D., was 90S9. Lebeau reports
the total registration for yesterday up to
noon at SPA
DIES BY BLAST-Word was received yes
terday that D. H. Stevenson of Chico was
killed and James Bennett of that city prob
ably fatally injured by premature powder
blast at the Sierra Powder companys plant
near Manton. Cal.
SUBMIT REPORTs-Reports of masters,
OF whom there AS, representing 20S
oranges, occupied yesterdays session of the
state grange at Petaluma. Cal The dele
gates visited the numerous poultry ranches
about Petaluma yesterday.
TEXAN is KILLED-Out for a trial spin
at noon yesterday the city police ambulance
of Vancouver, B. c., ran over and killed c.
f. Kelss, a wealthy citizen of Austin, Texas,
who was preparing to start from Vancouver
on an extended hunting trip.
PLAN TO APPEALING Kasai Rubber
! company of Brussels has decided to appeal
| against the verdict of acquittal of the
American missionary, Rev. w H. Sheppard,
handed down in the suit for libel brought
against him at Leopoldville, Congo.
REVERSE DECISION-The appellate
court at Sacramento yesterday reversed the
decision of the superior court in the case
! of the city of MADEIRA VS.. the MADEIRA Canal
& Irrigation company for $500 for bridge
| built within the city limits and across its
canal.
DECIDE ON TAX-Probate Judge Coffey
OF San Francisco yesterday fixed the amount
of the inheritance tax to be paid to the
state by the widow of the late Claus Spreck-
els at S97,65l. In a partial distribution OF
| the estate three weeks ago Mrs. Spreckels
was allotted s3.370,sS4
DEAD EULOGIZED-Tai Hung TIE, presi-
! dent of the board of justice at Pekn has
! been appointed grand councillor of the em-
| pire, in succession to Chang Chih Tung, de-
| ceased. An imperial edict issued yesterday.
| eulogizes Chang Chih Tung, gives him pos
| thumous honors, and promotes his three
| sons
| THAW Notwithstanding that his
| commitment to the Matteawan state hospital
| for the criminal insane was Illegal, the fight
| to obtain the liberty of Harry X. Thaw was
| resumed yesterday before the court of ap-
| peals on an appeal from an order of Justice
| Mills of White Plains, denying a writ OF
habeas corpus and refusing to release Thaw.
AT NAVY YARD-Beekman winthrop, as
sistant secretary of the navy, arrived at the
| Mare island navy yard yesterday coming
| from San Francisco on a special tug He
was met at the landing by all the officers at
| the station in full dress uniform Secretary
/ winthrop was conducted to the quarters OF
| Rear Admiral Phelps, whose guest he will
| be during a two-days' stay.