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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
JUDGES SELECTED
FOR HORSE SHOW
List Completed by Choice of
Captain Kelly and Blair
Johnson.

With the appointment today OF Capt
William Kelly. Assistant Engineer
Commissioner. and Blair Johnson, pres
ident Of the Warrenton Horse Show As
ISOLATION, as judges In the hunters
class. the list Of judges for the Wash
ingtOn horse show 10 be given in PO-
tonac Park. April 90. is complete
Captain Kelly Is young officer and
during his course at West Point was
looked upOn as one Of the best horse
men in the institution.
The Judges and their classes are
Speed events Senator Joseph Bailey Of
Texas. Gen. Clarence Edwards, of Wash
ingtOn. and c. J. Metz, Of Manassas,
Va harness horses. II. T DePauw,
president Of the Manassas Horse Show
Association w PinlIney Craig. Of Baiti-
more and Colonel Cosby. superintendent
OF public buildings ana grounds; hunt
ers and riders. Capt William Kelly
Blair Johnson and c. J Metz
Melvin @ HaZen. chairman Of the
committee managing the show said to-
dav that the exhibition is 20 be far
greater than the committee ever an
ticfnated More than a hundred entries
have been made. and in every instance
the horses are Of exceptionally high
class
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Sentiment is decidedly mixed on
general conditions. Traders are about
70 per cent bulls. but the arguments
% the bears seem to have the best Of
the situation
There was absolutely nothing new in
the situation today, nothing in the bust
ness or financial world TO give confidence
or 10 destroy IL.
When al is said and done. the labor
situation is today one OF the factors Of
the whole market. And the labor sit
uatiOn looks good from the standpoint
Of labor alone. Elsewhere the aggres-
sive demands and the persistence IN
seeking Increases OF more than moderate
amounts endanger dividend possibilities
Union Pacific sold up = and back =
net making a point muCtuatiOn- Most
Of the stocks closed near OF not far from
the final figures OF Friday. Baltimore
and Ohio gained Z. Canadian Pacific Il.
Chesapeake and Ohio =. New York Cen
traI II Pennsylvania a perceptabIe frac-
ton, Great Norther. kansas Ctty, and
Louisville and Nashville we're slightly
lower.
There was nothing IN tCday's market
that would indicate the trend OF the fu-
ture-just an unsettled, nervous market
without direct trend
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FLEET ENDS
CRUISE AT HOMBURC

HOAIBURG. April 23-The govern
ment airship feet, consisting OF three
aerial cruisers. arrived here from Co
Iogze at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon. and
was reviewed by the Emperor. A land
ing was made in q field outside the
city
AS soca as the 7lrShips were sighted
the Emperor entered an automobile and
started for the landing place. which he
reached before the afrsnips descended.
Empress Auguste Victoria and Princess
Louise also witnessed the arrival, as die
thousands Of visitors from Frankfort
and other nearby cities.
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Wholesale Produce Market
Egg. Cheese. and Rrtter.

Eggs, Cheese, ana EF1tteT.
The prices gfveA below on poultry are for
wholesale lots only. Jobbers' lots are from
4 to L cent higher. Recessed eggs. : cent
higher.
F. cheese---New York fats. 17s4a1so-
TuTter-CCreanery. fancy. IN tubs. sc:
prints. Sc renovated. fancy. 25iza2Sc: store
packed, per ID. PC
Poultry.
Live PoUlty-Chickens. per n. 25a5oc.
spring. chickens, 40c; hens. Base; roOst-
ers, locs turkeys, toms, lsc5 hens, soc:
Fruit.
Apples-Per Dbl. SS50a5- 30: Florida oranges
per box. S2.O0a5. =; California oranges. s.
ass; grapefruit, per box s. 75a4.oo; pine
APPLES per crate, S2-O0a3-50-
Vegetables.
P0tstoes-Per Dbl. 81 25a1. 70: per bu-. "a
Soc new potatoes. No 1. s6-00a7-oo per Dbl !.
per crate, s2-25.
Green Goods-Cucumbers. Florida. per has
Eet. Sl-5oaS-0Os string beans. per basket. $50
a250, North Carolina lettuce, 81 ooaI- so; rad
Loo: Florida celery. s1-0Oa2 Co: sale. per Dbl
25a5ec5 Florida peppers, per basket. 81 sea- 90
eggplant per crate, SL75a2- 30: parsley. per
basket, 81 00a2. 90. Florida tomatoes per crate.
punches: rhubarb. 20a30c per dozen punches:
new cabbage. 50 00a3 90 per crate- sprfur
onions, 55caS1-0o per hundred. beets case per
bunch North Carolina strawberries per ct
ss1Sc; creep peas. per basket, 81 00a2 o.
Live Stock
CaIves-Prirne, per h. g5Lc. medium. S1E
asc; common. Ease: spring lambs choice. Ia
2a5lzc: hogs. 8 00a9. 50, young pigs good
choice stock. S2-50a3.50
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INJURED,
MACHINE WRECKED

NEwBURYPORT. Mass. April q
Greeley s Curtis. of New York. a
budding aviator. IS badly bruised here
today and the Herrine-R Burgess ma
chine in which he flew yesterday is a.
wreck. Aftes flying about 90 yards at
Plum Island near here, Curtis pulled
the wrong lever on a turn and his ma
chine crashed to finders on the ground.
It viii be about week before the
airship is in shape to fly again
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
COME ON THE GRASS,
MAYORS INVITATION

NEW YORK, April 22-The Keep
of the grass" signs IN thirty New
York parks viii be replaced this
month with sign posts reading Come
CD the grass"
This is in accordance with an order
issued by Mayor Gaynor's park com
missioner allowing the children to
romp on certain lawns ana grassy
hii1sideE-
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Days Sales on Washington Exchange

Washington Gas IS. s.. 00gTIo9.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
10GZ10
Mergenthaler, 762165z. 16217.
National Bank Of Washington. I06290
1002s1 10I290. ledZe0
United States Trust, 1061165k. 10a116tz
1)G115iz. 10G1I5lk. 1OT1151z
After call-Washiueton Railway and
Electric com. ZJGi3S1zl 50031E
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
CHECK Ninety YEARs %

GREENSBURG. Pa, April PA
ninety-six- year-oId check has been
presented for payment az the Greens
papers or William Hills who died q
week ago. and was dated November
q. 1914 II directed the cashier OF the
Greens burg Banking Company 70 pa
the bearer S23-23, and was signed b.
Joseph WeIEley.
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United States Regular IS. s1.0ooQ1155z,
s. 0Oo61I51z
Washington Railway and Electric As,
s.. 01GC6z1k. S1.n00Q5flz. 8, 0006S41z. 1000
o4i-. 81 .sSgTS41A. II .00qfJS4lz. 81. 00of5S41z,
s. .0g0GS41k s.. 0eGGSGIL. S1.GooGS45z
Washington Railway and Electric,
common Z5GSS1z
Washington Railway and Electric, pre-
ferred. 5IsI#-
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INJURED LOADING COAL.

WILHELMSHAVEN. April 23.-WhfIe
the German battleship Zahringen was
C0aling a derrick chain broke. permitting
huge coal bucket to fan upon the
lighter. severely in1urinE the mate and
six other men
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DIPLOMATS SHIFTED.

ST PETERSBURG. April zS-M de
V0llant Russian minister 70 Mexico.
has been retired because Of III health,
and VIII be succeeded by Dr.. A. de
StalevsACy. at present secretary OF the
Russian legation az Rome
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
81 SIT Cue Formed.

A new Massachusetts, Republican Club
Of the District was organized last night
III the rooms Of the League Of Repuoii-
can Clubs in the Union Trust building
Robert H Newconb was elected presi-
dent The other officers are H P
MarstOn, vice PRESIDENT William NJ
STUART. secrs1Hry, and F. s Parks,
treasurer John HAYS Hammond was
elected the first honorary member.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E F. Hutton &
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange. E.
=. CGverly. manager. 1901 F street northwest
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NEW YORK COTTON GOSSIP.

J r WillistOn-We are, apparently,
Oh the eve OF an extended period OF
liquidation in the summer months.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Hartman & Cc.-AIercantfIe agencies
report some irregularity in general bus
mess, but crop prospects in the main
are excellent and improving Agree
uent reached between soft coal miners
and operators Of sub-district No . and
No. in Ohio for next two years
Southern Railway has increased WAGES
80 cents day 70 car men and nego-
tiatiOns concluded by which machinists
wiz receive increase
Lehigh Valley earnings for March
show a gross increase OF SIS, 49, Net
increase, S120,276-
W b Hibbs & CO.-Can see no chance
OF a rise Just at this time, especially. as
gold continues TO go out. We must wafz
cessation Of this, and an increase in
he reserve, then with cheap money
and q dying out Of The agitation OF
these numerous disturbing factors we
VIII be able to change sentiment ana
get a public following for a substantial
Pittsburg rail orders booked this week
includes IL0O0 tons for the Lake Shore
1000 tons for the Boston and Maine;
5000 for the Nickel Plate. and ?. 200 for
the St. Louis, Brownsville, and Mexican,
a total Of 80 600 tons Rail consumption
promises 10 be substan tiaIly as heavy
this year as last Car and locomotive
orders continue in fair volume.
E z. Hutton & CO.-There are rumOrs
in circulation of preparation for drive
at the shorts in Union Pacific and Read
ing The shortage IS large We cannot
trace the report We are not buIlish on
this market
Some commission house buyers was
seen in Steel, and this stOcIS was recon-
mended by many on the ground that the
dividend was likely TO be increased on
Tuesday next. and that the reaction
since the beginning Of the week had
strengthened the technical position to a
great extent
Dividend disbursements for May are
expected 70 reach SI16,OG0,000.
1Iachinists on fourteen Western
roads demand 10 per cent advance in
wages, and machinists at Chicago not
employed on railroads demand % per
cent Increase.
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RenkOTf Lyon & Cot viii take con-
slant buying to hold prices around these
levels If weather continues Of the pres
sent kind for another month.
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Hayden StOne-We look 10 see the
usual number Of crop scares before the
full WELD necessary 10 meet the world :
wants another year shall be assured,
consequently we think well Of buying
faI options cOnservatively on all re-
cessiOns Of consequence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

Atwood viouett-we anticipate little
change in quotations for immediate
present, and therefore think trade 5
position advisable
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Lehigh Valley earnings for March
show gross increase OF SIS, 4S2. Net
increase, 1920, 2T6-
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Dividend disbursements for May are
expected 70 reach SI16,00Q,OC0.
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8IachiniSts on fourteen Western
roads demand 10 per cent advance in
wages, and machinists at Chicago not
employed on railroads demand % per
cent increase.
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E z. Hutton & Co.-There are rum0rs
in circulation of preparation for drive
at the shorts in Union Pacific and Read
ing The shortage IS large We cannot
trace the report. We are not bulIish on
this market
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-06-03
ATTENTION, PIONEERS

OLYMPIA, MAY u, 1910.
John Miller Murphy, President Thurs
ton County Pioneer and historical
Society:
We, the undersigned. members of said
organization, hereby request that you
call a meeting of the officers and me m
bers thereof, to meet at the office OF l..
l.. Brown Oh Washington street, Olym-
pia, on Saturday, June 1, 1910, at ! p. NJ,
for the purpose OF discussing and de-
Gliding upon business matters pertinent
to the plans of the organization, and de-
Gliding upon a date for general re-
union and picnic during the coming
summer months. Respectfully,
w. s. SHAsER,
G.. &. SIMMONS,
ALLEN WEIR,
WIN. STILLMAN,
T. l.. Brown.
In accordance with the above re-
quest of five members of the HiStorl-
cal Society of Thurston county-and
be it noted native-born pioneers as
WE'LL hereby. in accordance with
the method authorized by the Con-
stitution of the Association, desig-
nate Saturday. June 4th, at p. NJ.
in Olympia, Wash, as the time and
place for holding such meeting for
the objects designated. Let all who
can, conveniently. attend.
JOHN MILLER MURPHY,
President.
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OF the county sought to shut out
the sale of liquors therein. Now in
a recent case the Supreme Court
has decided the General Local Op
tlon law which was passed later in
the 1899 session. prevails over the
township law relating to the cur
tallment OF this traffic, which makes
cities, incorporated towns and out
lying territory, each units for the
determination of the question through
the ballot. This controversy has
engendered great deal of feeling in
that county The court also decided
townships when formed are subject
to the general laws of the State.
The replevin appeal case of Whip
pie against Lee, James |. Murray, in
tervenOr, which originated in the
Little Rock Justice Court, was up for
hearing on last Tuesday, concerning
the status of the defendants answer
and the intervcnor' 5 complaint. An
attempt was made to consolidate the
allegations OF these pleadings as de-
lenses, when the court pertinently
asked the defendants attorney what
such a pleading would be called ?
The court struck out the answer and
the complaint in intervention. Now
the issues are likely to be presented
in some different shape. Such
neIghborhood controversies occupy
the time of the Superior Court I'M
necessarily, and ought to be settled
in the Justice Court, allowing the
parties aggrieved to review the ques-
tions of law only from the original
files in connection with the Justice
transcript. Quarrels of this charac-
ter keep alive bitter feelings among
neighbors, and ought to be ended as
soon as possible. Otherwise serious
consequences, like acts of individual
revenge oft-times follow. Greater
care ought also to be exercised in the
election of inferior judicial officers.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

me superior Court of the State of Wash
ihsion, iof the County of rhurston.
In me matter of the Estate of William McKav
and Anna Mckay, deceased
No l295.
Notlee Is her by given that 4. c. Mckay. adj
mlbIstrator of the estate of William NJ, kny ana
anna Mchay, deceased, has rendered and pre-.
s ior settlement, AID filed in the superior
Sour. OF Ihnr-ion County. State of Washington
a n's hnai account as such administrator ana tina.
uesuay' me 18th day Of June, 1910, at 10 O'Clock
a. M al the Courtroom of said Superior Cont
~ me city OF Olympia, in said IT urst IN County
nas oeen duly appointed by said Superior Court
ior the set cement OF said final account at watch
time and place any person interested in saii es
ta,e may appear and file his options IN writ.
ing to the said final account, and contest the
same. ~
WITNESS. Hon. John r. Mitchell, Judge
OF said Superior Court, aud the Seal
tsEALi OF said Court affixed this I'd day of
June, A. D., 1910.
w. NJ. NUM-
County Clerk and Clerk OF the superior tnurt
Date Of first publication, June 3, 1910. At.
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the Superior Court OF the State of Washing.
ton for the County Of Thurstou.
In the matter Of ;he estate OF Augusta Matilda
Anderson, deceaeed.
Notice Of Settlement Of Final Account
No. 1865.
Notice IL hereby given that John Anderson,
administrator Of the estate Of Augusta Matilda
Anderson. deceased, hee rendered apd present.
ed Tor settlement and 1led In the Superior
Court Of Thurs!qu cpprSy, State OF Washing
ton bis tnaI account as such administrator. and
that Wednesday, the 9th day Of July 1910. u
10 O'Clock a. u, a the Court room OF said SUI
perior Court, In the city Of Olympia. In said
Thursion county, has been duly appointed by
said superior Court for the settlement OF said
nnal account, at which time AID place any person
Interested In said estate may appear and die
his exceptions In wiring TO the said 1nal &C.
count, and contest the same
WITNESS, Hon. John r.. Mitchell,
Judge of The said Superior Court
lsEALJ and the seal of the said court affixed
this I'd day of June. A. D.. 1910
w. NJ NNNN,
County Clerk and Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Date Of first publication, June .. 1910. 81.
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Graniteware on steel base.
OLYMPIA BAZAAR.


Among the features of the Memo-
rial Day observance, on Capitol
Square, Monday, was the address of
Col. G. b. Claypool. which embraced
In neat, terse yet comprehensive
form, all that need be said for the
recognition and honor of the civil
war veterans and the brave men who
served in the Spanish war. 1t was
fair and impartial, with enough crit
icism of mistakes made at times
which only retrospect enables one
to do fairly, in order to accurately
determine their bearing upon made
history. The gentleman received
frequent plaudits from his delighted
audience.
Another feature of the exercises
that deserves passing mention was
the drill of the pupils of the Tum-
water school, by Mrs. Caroli2e Field
Williams, which indicated much care.
ful instruction. These embraced
"COver Them Over" monument
song, during which a broken column
is entwined with eyergreens, by
march and countermarch OF boys and
girls carrying strings of evergreen
which were .twined around the white
shaft to the musical rythm Of the
song. The boys then formed in
marching line and proceeded to the
band-stand in soldierly order, fol-
lowed by the girls. Here the "Star
Spangled Banner" was recited in
concert and afterwards sang in ey-
cellent tune and melody, and was fol.
lowed By "Qh Captain, my Cap
tain, as q duet and chorus in which
the voices blended with purity and
vig0r seldom found in childhood
melody, and which could only be at
teined by capable instruction and
much practice. Mrs. Williams has
performed an invaluable service in
demonstrating by results. what may
be done by patient and careful en-
deavOr, and we hope that it will lead
to more attention to this branch Of
training so valuable to mental and
physical culture, The programme
on the band-stand closed with the
singing OF America" by the child
rem, who afterwards led, by request.
to the singing OF the same grand old
anthem by the people as a bene-
diction to the exceedingly pleasing
services.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
No 3 N1'.

No. 1901.
IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton In and for Thurston County.
H. b. Mcintosh and James Swan. doing business
as Mcintosh and Swan Plaintiffs
vs. Robert Shore, Allie Shore X. w Bates and
u u Bates, partners doing business As - Shore
Lumber Company" Bates Bros Lumber Com
pshy, corporation, W. Pickering and Henry
Wilson, Defendants.
This cause came regularly on for hearing on
tnis $50 ia, of May. 1910 before the Court Oh
the petit lon Of W. ]. Pickering, Lizzie l.. Picker
ing ana NJ. f Bates for an order herein requir-
Ins II. VI Richardson a. receiver, TO show cause
why he should not pay to the said retit oners
the sum of one Thousand and Twenty nj .6-loO
lSl.UDs6) Dollsrs. and 1t appearing to the Court
from the said petition and from the records and
n e. herein that tn" said petitioners recovered a
Jnng ment In certain cause in the above entitled
Court on the 9th day of June, 1879, said cause
oe,ng No 4iSi and entitled. W. J. Pickering,
Lizzie l.: Pickering and NJ. K. Bates, Plaintiffs,
Va H. u Richardson. as Receiver for Robt.
Shore. Allie Shore. r. W. Bates and u. q. Bates,
doing business rs Shore Lumber Co" and Star
machinery Co cooperation. and II. Wilson.
Defendants, which said judgment was appealed
from by the said receiver to the Supreme Court
OF the state of Washington. and that the said
supreme Court affirmed said judy ment. with Ger
tain notifications, and that this Court in said
cause No. os4, on the 18th day of April, 1910,
entered its judgment herein in favor of the said
plaintiffs, in said cause No. S4 and against the
said receiver in the sum Of tine thousand and
Twenty and $500 Isl 02o.96) Dollars, which said
judgment was filed herein on the 23rd day OF
May. 1910; and Ii further appearing to this Court
that the said Receiver has In his possession Ger
tain moneys arising from the sale OF certain saw
mill property and that the said petitioners are
eutitled to such moneys; and the Court being
full, advised OF the law and the premises it 10
therefore,
Ordered: That the said receiver, II. G. Rich
ardson and all other persons interested In said
reeeiyership proceedings be, and they are hereby
required to show cause before this Court at the
Court House In the CITY OF OLYMPIA said County
hour of 10 30 O'Clock A. NJ, why the ssid receiver
should not be required to pay to the said petit
TONERS. W. J. Pickering. Lizzie l.. Pickering and
NJ. Z. Bates the amount Of said judgment. afore-
said. to-wit. One Thousand and Twenty and 90
100 81. 0.N.V6) Dollars; and 1t Is further,
Ordered: That copy OF this order be served
upon the said receiver II. q. Richardson, and
also published in the WAsHINGrON STANDARD,
the same heing eekly newspaper published In
Thurston County, Washington, which said order
shall be published for period of three consecu-
tive weeks.
Done In open Court this 2Srd day of May, 1910.
JOHN X. MITCHELL,
Judge.
naf n rgf puhliratjnr limo Al
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Croquet sets. OLYMPIA BAZAAR.
ANOTHER Sawmill wentup in smoke
yesterday at North Bend, 20 miles
east of Seattle. with 800, 900 feet OF
lumber. Loss 100000.
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Glassware. OLYMPIA BAZAAR.
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Summons on Application for Registration
of Land.


Of Land.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston county.
The Olympia National Bank, a corpora.
ton. Plaintiff, Uersus Lambert Bonner,
yunius A. Bonner; Grover G.. Bonner,
Philip G. Bonner, Katherine A. Floyd.
Teresa Bonner, Elizabeth s. Snyder and
also all other persons or parties I'M
known, claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real estate de-
scribed in the application herein. De-
PENDANTS.
The State of Washington to the above
named and designated defendants greet
ing:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear and answer the applica-
ton of the applicant. Plaintiff, in the
above entitled action and application for
registration ofthe following land situate
in 'Thurston county, State of Washington,
tc-wit:
The South half (Sh) Of the North half
tNt) and the Southwest quarter (SWA)
of Section Twenty 20) Township Seven.
teen 90 North Range one ~ West of tho
Will. Mer.
and file your answer to the said applica-
ton in the Office OF the Clerk Of said
Court. in said County, within twenty
days after the service of this summons
upon you. exclusive of the day OF such
service; and II you fail to answer the
said application within the time aforesaid,
the applicant plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demand.
cd in the application herein.
WITNESS, w. M. Num-, Clerk of
said Court and the seal thereof
lsEALl at Olympia. in said County and
State, this 10th day of May,
I'M. MUM.
Clerk of said Superior Court
Date of first publication May 20, 1910. 8.
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Date Of first publication, June g. 1910. Al
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PROBATE NOTICE.

First publication May 20. 1910,