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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05
Heart toHeart
Talks.
HOW TO STAY YOUNG.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.


That grand old woman Julia Ward
Howe is ninety-one years old. and a,
that age she is younger than some 9th
ers at sixty.
Somebody once asked her how she
managed to keep SO young and vigor-
Gus, and she replied:
by allying myself with some un-
popular cause
Which at the first strikes one as far
fetched, but there is in the statement
deep philosophy.
Those remain young whose minds
remain young. The young mind looks
forward into the future: the old mind
looks back into the past. The young
mind follows ideals; the old mind fon-
dies memories.
Julia Ward Howe has kept young by
facing the future and fighting in the
van Of progress
For years she championed the cause
OF the abolition of slavery. When the
slaves were freed she took up the un-
popular propaganda Of equal suffrage.
And there is DR.. Pearsons of Chicago.
who at ninety says he has been having
more fun giving away his millions to
deserving colleges than any millionaire
OF them all and that when he is dead
there will not be a dollar left.
DR.. Pearsons has a vision.
And white haired Chief Justice Full
Ter sits In the circle of the big brains
OF the United States supreme court
and. barring the white hair and mus
tache. appears as vigorous at seventy
seven as boy.
He could retire at any time and still
draw his pay; but. knowing that mac
tivlty means stagnation and death. he
prefers to die in the harness.
Suppose Julia Ward Howe had gone
holding over her knitting, contenting
herself with the retrospect of her sue
cessful work for the slave?
She probably would have died years
ago or, If living. would be decrepit
and senile instead of vigorous and
busting.
March forward with your face to
the rising sum- Cultivate the zest Of
going into battle for a worthy cause
and forget the years that are behind.
Get yourself a vision.
And then, joining hand in hand with
your select fellows go, as do the little
children, af1ame with enthusiasm and
hope Of realization.
That way lies youthfulness.
In the bright lexicon of enthusiasm
there is no such word as age.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05

they replied: Printers ink is cheap to-
sether with Griffith railroad center and
other natural faculties TO make a
manufacturing town. lots will sell like
not cakes" The writer remarked, ION
account of the cheapness OF printers
ink have money TO spare to paw
for enough ink TO prevent St Aubin
smith, Griffith Land Co. or any one else
10 try to create a wildcat boom at
Grih1th by selling lots to people of
modern means at fabulous prices
These hot-air shooters and boosters
together with their general manager Of
their hot-air boosting Headquarters
here. have made many promises to the
voters of Griffith or even to our last
fall election by getting out iashy pIats
and phamplets showing land owned bv
the hot-air shooters company thereby
together with the general manegertand
his lieutenants Of Griffith boosting
headquarters.
They were able to sell to the Grif-
nth school town a school site which
together with other land was sold for
delinquent taxes last February and on
May 27th last the rightful owner of
this tract of land commenced an ac-
ton in the superior court at Crown
Point, Ind. to set aside all rights. title
ihey claim In the real estate the com
plant further states. that said interest
was obtained by fraud. When will the
taxpayers Of Griffith have enough of
this boosting dope, together with our
town board refusing TO permit some of
our citizens to make improvements in
their property az the occasion would
demand it, and such as III be found
in every town or hamlet that is pro
gress1ve, besides the town board grant
ing privileges to railroad corporations.
which they fatty refused to some of
our old pioneer business men here also
the boosters and town board spending
thousands OF dollars OF the towns
money, by matchmaking Indian trails
or COW paths.
My dear reader, will such encoura &c.
or draw capital to build up our town.
this I will leave to your own good
judgment.
JACOB MILLER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05

son-in-law. Dras Stannard, died at Q
O'Clock this morning at the City Hos
pital Stannadr has been arrested and
placed in Jail, charged with murder in
the first degree. He is "a son of Frank
Q. Stannard of Springville. one of the
wealthiest men of Lawrence County
BREAK BEER RECORDS.
At 1 o'clock yesterday morning all
records of shipments of beer by express
out of Vincennes were broken, the sup
ply of the breweries being exhausted
All day the platforms at the Union sta
ton We're almost impossible on account
of the beer awaiting shipment One
express company alone handled 1000
cases of beer. Every case or package
sent out was marked Fourth of July
Vincennes is the only wet spot" in the
center of large dry territory"
WASHINGTON GETS PLANT.
A telegram from s C Eskridge at
Rising Sun says the negotiations to
bring the William p Clore Piov Com
pany to Washington are closed and dis
will begin Monday A meet
ing of the stockholders will be held
Wednesday to perfect an organization
for Incorporation
PEETz CAUSES ARREST.
j. l. Peetz, state statistician, who
has charge of the state employment
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VOICE OF
THE
. OP e
SPEAKS WELL FOR GRIFFITH.

briilltn, Ind. July b, 1910.
Editor Times;:-Will you permit me
to correct false and misleading state
ment, relative to Griffith in your issue
Of June goth headed Griffith to loose
its identity SOON
Now as a citizen and taxpayer of
Grifnth and a steady reader of THE
TIMES therefore in Justice to myself and
the good people OF Griffith, 1 will say
that statement is Just as misleading
and mfsrepresenting as St Aubfn
Smith and Griffith Land company are
and were when they first set foot on
Griffith soil. Griffith has now between
500 and 700 hundreds souls. was found
ed by Jay and Elmer Durggins and
company from Chicago in 1891
The Standard Oil company has a
pumping station, and not a refinery
here a stated. A bout three years ago
the writer was shown a plat comprising
100 acres of land plated on paper in
black and lots 25x125 being part known
as the Hyman estate This plat was
prepared and shown to the writer by
these hot air shooters, at same time
saying: We are going TO make things
lively this summer at Griffith" When
the writer was asked: lin what way?
they remarked: I'VE will have at least
two excursion trains every week to take
people out there and sell lots 10 them. =
The writer remarked How do you ex-
pect TO sell lots there without first get
ting factories, giving employment -
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UP AND DOWN IN
I-N=D-I- lama

MURDER TO BE CHARGED.
Marion Devine, of Bedford. who was
shot three times last Tuesday by his
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A CLEAN RIVER IN THREE YEARS.

The people of Hammond Chicago
gin purity after
the
atng old will
This will all be brought
made possible
For the depart
instituted
additional rom
This Of
Gus that the department issued its
800footwide
will
kind that has been projected
the draining canal compelled
tie Calumet
taking large quantity
Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05
srHIs DATE IN HISTORY.

July S.
1eos-champlain entered New York
from the settlement in Canada
1768-The United Chronicle" was is
sued at Precedence, r.
l1T5-The Provincial Congress OF
Georgia assembled in savannah
l776-Congress accepted the Declare
ton of independence.
1795-The cornerstone of the State
House in Boston was laid with
great ceremony
ls02-ohn La Rue Helm, twice COVER
nor of Kentucky, born near Eliza-
BEETHOVEN. Ky Died Sept s, 1867.
1so4-New Jerseys slaves freed
1Ses-John Stephenson, builder Of the
first street railway car, barn in
Ireland. Died in New Rochelle. N
Y. in 1898.
1s2e-Stephen c. Foster, author of my
Old kentucky Home" born in
Pittsburg. Died in New York City
Jan. IS. 1864
College. Gettys-
burg, organized
1S4e-Capt John C. Fremont proclaim
ed the Independence Of California.
ls4o-Steampship Britannia" the first
Cunard liner. left Liverpool for
New York
1s5e-ClaytonB ulwer treaty promul-
gated
1s5s-Alexander H stephens. OF
Georgia. advocated the formation
of Southern Confederacy
1s63-Gen- Pemberton surrendered
Vicksburg to Gen Grant
1s67-The Hon. Hiram Blanchard ap-
pointed premier of Nova Scotia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05

LADIES CORSET COVER.
smoothly fitting underwaist is re-
CURED with most of this seasons dresses.
This design is especially good and can be
mace with or without the peplum.
Ihis pattern is cut in five sizes, "a to
~ bust measure. Size Sc requires I ward
OF 36-inch material. Price of pattern
53S is 10 cents.
No. $50.
Nemc ........................
...........................
Size ..........
Fill out blank and send to Pattern
Department of this newspaper.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER
CHRIS WAS PREMATURE.

roor chris Columbus
space looks
inc ns and all
Iouhd pole climbed
sa"eo across the drink
10 me- CABOT! And when sailed
Oo oo e~th
Eh9ands
eoas come foreign
y"
0nucKed
as plain as ynder moon lived
Copyright 1910 by Mathe Adams WALT MASON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05

bureau. assisted Saturday night IN the
~srest of John Lewis, SAL East Wash
ington street, who is charged with vio-
lating the employment law Lewis.
who is Turk, is said to have charged
Charley John, also Turk, $50 for get
eing him employment with the Big
Four Railroad
MANY RECORDS MADE.
Twenty-Five new records, American
Speedway marks, with the exception of
one free-for-all record, were the stress
of cruel competition of the worlds
fastest stock cars upon the Indianapolis
course the first two days OF the July
meeting. Yesterdays program, a list
of eight splendid races, closed with the
double century journey for the CODE
cup, should add many new marks.
CELEBRATE IN sQUAw,s HONOR.
Despite the sultry day and the
weight of more than one hundred
years, Ki-So-Quah. the noted Indian
squaw. whose name in English is
Revarre, was full of excite
ment and anticipation when seen in
her humble home in Wabash today, for
the monster celebration at Roanoke.
east of this city. tomrrow in honor OF
her one hundredth birthday anniver-
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YOUTH WON'T BE DENIED.


He notco pack
candle nots the
it, made
it
of
enres had
IS or wasth honor?
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IN connection with Mr. Ellingham's
clever figure Of speech representing
iom Taggaft as a dog with editorial
1eas feeding upon him, Mr.. Taggart
may be heard to lisp complacently:
| may be shaggy
And covered with fieas,
But my political pants
Don't bag at the knees.
Fort Wayne News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-05
GARY's SAFE AND SANE FOURTH.

Gary has had of
the
remembered themselves with gl
have often said before Gary with these
great hings = - ~
big and and hadao
otner cities where death
The merchants
Fourth OF July feel
wisely appropang
This
which - 49,
Leo cities ,ou.
- ~
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THE esteemed East Chicago Globe
says that THE TIMES story about the
p q o. improvements in Lake county
IS mere gossip. You will remember
how the Globe denied the amalgama.
ton story and then drew in its
horns.
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X A N DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS

III ~ 1VA |
THINGS AND FILINGS
DID you have crazy Fourth.
OF course, you knew it would hap
pen just that way. didn't you?
WHAT is the democratic party going
to do with Tom Watson anyway?
THE colonel is certainly doing his
level best to drive dull care away.
YOU see, we told you it would be
either the big moke or the big smoke. /
SOME people kill time by PLAYING a
piano, and that's Just what they do.
too.
EIKHART man is to succeed Rev
Hicks, but who is to displace Math-
lews?
a.
MR.. Taft is being praised by Nick
Longworth. which Mr. Taft should
dodge cautiously.
NOW we shall have no more about
the height of Johnson and Jeffries
thank the good Lord.
YOU may put the bushel measure
over truth, but you can't extinguish
the light, Mr.. schloer.
NOW for the Christmas shopping
and the eoal-bin filling Don't laugh:
1t will be here soon enough.
PITY that there should be so much
consumption abroad when there is such
q plentiful supply of fresh air.
90
LONG Island woman. 75 wears os
age, won gold medal in oratory Well.
look at the long talk practice she had.
CONNECTICUT man has lust been
htted out with a gold jaw. Impossible
to make ilver-tongued orator out
of him.
VERY few of the Calumet region
cities showed any tendency to put on
low speed when it came to a safe and
sane Fourth.
SENATOR Depew says 1T will be the
last great fight ever held" Oh. cheer
Up, senator. Isn't there any more
fight in you?
MR. Roosevelt has SO far declined
TO put the soft pedal on Mr.. Pinchot |
which to man crotched in a tree is |
highly significant
IN the meantime where is that man
Mccarthy of Frisco who blabbered !
about what he was going to do to Gil
lett, the governor?
--&a-
LOTS of people are tickled that
Christmas comes but once a year. but
gee, were glad that Fourth of july
comes but once a year.
-
CHICAGO aviator says aeroplanes
are easy to build and easy to operate
Also they are easy to scrape OF roofs
and break OF branches of trees.
-
WARSAW preacher asked the conn
Gil three times to move his barn and
then moved it himself. says an ex-
change And the cock crew thrice.
50
WE are not excited over the fact
that Postmaster Farley of Crown Point
caught pickerel with a girth of %
inches 1t was probably In stays.
WOMAN wants a divorce because
Ter husband snOras in HE Slaa,, ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

FIRsT CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
To ompower certain cities to provide a
ekefsm q pensions for aged or disabled
pesIes.
Joint and concurrent revolution sub
hitting 70 the qualified voters OF the
state Of Missouri amendment TO section
a. OF article " Of the Constitution OF
state Of Missouri.
b q yesofyff b. fs General dssfnbtJ OF
~ State of HifJSpr:
n At the general election to be held
on hi Tuesday next following the nrst
Monday Of November, 1910. the following
amendment to section AZ OF article Nv OF
the Constitution of the state OF Missouri.
concerning the relief OF members Of the
pelics department in cities having loo.ooe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

HON. NATHAN FRANK
go
MOST PROMINENT CANDIDATE
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
In Every Way Qualified for the High
Office.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

ALLOT.
niyTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
To Increase the limit Of tax rata fer
iocai purposes for certain cities.
Joint and concurrent resolution 70
amend section II Of article 10 OF the Gen.
stitution Of Missouri relating to revenue
and taxation.
BE If ycsohed oy the Senate. ibs HeIss ess-
csryins therein:
That at the general election to BE- bsld
on the Tuesday next following tho frst
Monday in November. A. D. 1919. the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution Of
the state Of Missouri shall be submitted
to the qualified voters of the state. to-
wit: hat section IL OF article &c Of the
Constitution of the state of Missouri bs
amended by striking out the word sixty
In line seventeen OF said section and IN
serting in leu thereof the words 'fons
hundred" and by striking out the word
''hfty" in line nineteen Of aaid section
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

DER gan5en yepouerung uerluouen.
glIe 6ieie Su IommeIn bate ih ma.
tnrlid Deoer emit nod 3eit. 90 o5er
Sapi0. Der SeIo ser 8reu5eslduIe,
einige S6ritt entfernt ouf elmer 8oaf
1oB, CAB i'd Dem Granger oes freuno.
lihen Ipoitels nod mt6 mnhte @e.
fanntidaft nit 4n6reas 2ouo, einer
erriten, Diir6igen @eitait. Or gat
Die &oIIe oes 8iaimiiten i'm poree-
riidter Sitter. fpGbren0 fem Sobn oen
Itneen 9apio oariteIIte.
Siele 2eute bober EN- ~anBeroroent-
lid feines 8efiihI mir Still uuo Sar.
monte, 3uei Sabre Dor Dem SpieIen
lniien lie iif Die Scare madien. Sur
crit enti6ei0et Die SnoipiouoIitat fir
Sie &olle. gdte, foitbare 8oftiime
lino Der onpbitbeatroiiide Ban Der
Trena NIT ieinem bineinIeudtenoen
Si1nmel pcrpoIIitdnoieen Den Gin
ornd.
sSeld Elm internotiouales &ubli.
fnm front Dem Sheoter al. Die Der.
ihieoeniten Spraden fperoen 5u Ell.
mem b~obnIoniiden Chaos. Rerfpiir.
n%igeripeile iino Die meiiten BON lebr
melt h~eraefommen. Der uncertainties
Soraon orinet iiberaa on infer Sbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04


SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
nENT.
To empower certain eeuntIes TO raise
limit OF indebtedness for purpose Of build
ing p~oorhouse.
House 5olnt ard concurrent resolution
submitting to the qualified voters OF the
state OF Missouri an amendment TO sec
don u. article 10 or the Constitution Of
the State OF Missouri, relating 10 the limit
OF Indebtedness In ountie and other
municipal corporations.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04
disahlsd IN the public service by casualt

disease, or age, from rendering full ser
Woe IN their respective departments. shall
be submitted to tho qualified voters o.
the state, to-wtt:
Section i. Thai section 47 Of article
" be amended by adding thereto the fol
lowing words, to-wit: And provided fur
Their, tina this section shall not be con
strued az prohibiting the general assem-
bly, from providing by law In cities hav'
ing ever loo, 900 inhabitants for a system
Of pensions for members OF ting po4ics
fierce in such cities. who become disabled
In fia Doiiae service by casualty. disease
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04
dsfrfss hf SENATE soHcHFrtTz AEfrftH:

ofrfs' Mf SsHa'f soneHFrtr9 iEfffH;
That at The general election 10 be held
on Tuesday following the first AIonday in
November, y. ID. 1919. there shalt be SUBJ
mitted TO the quai4t.sI voters OF Missouri.
for adoption or rrlee.4en, the following
constitutional an1eectsSat, to-wit:
section u OF ards. q OF the ConsttIu-
lion OF the state " Missouri be ana the
ssme is hereby aiEeslai by oEittiDs the
Word or q Ger Ike nd Courthouse
ard before the wasl til." In the thir-
feenth line Of said section. and also by
inserting q comma IN lieu thereof; and
also by inserting the words -or poor
house after the word JAIL" and before
the word FOR" in tie thirteenth line OF
said section; so that said section. when
50 amended, shall read:
Section y. No county, city. town.
township. school district or other political
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

O-berammereau.
Bon ai6erta @arin Sarpnin Ga.
merra.
Sherommereau, IS fIingt pie elm
Sanberluort aus Der 10rd1euseit mel.
ner ainobeit.
atS i'd nod 10 Helm mar, oaB ole
grmad)ienen mid nidt aus Dem s3im.
n1er idlidteni menn lie etmas @ihti.
aes belpraden ODER Elm Sbenla error.
terten, ouS nidt mir Sinoer pabt, ion.
bern nod unbeiorgt alIes Dor mir per.
banoelten, neil Die aIeine es obnebin
ni6t Deritebt@. befant id) mo1des an
boren, mas i6 6eiIer eriuBte, aIs sic
8roBeH oermlttbeten. 9Ilein aIIe or.
i%nerungen aus iener 3eit iinb in mel.
mem @ebadtnis peridmommen ipie
elm graner Sintergrumo, bon Dem
fih, eilIem III eoloeuen 9ettern ge.
pragten 8eIief gleidb Spei &amen OBJ
beben: Sbernmmereou uno 9oD.
reutb. @cr es Der &inoerieeIe tribes
aBnen Smcier Soeale: &eIieion uno
@uiif?
SIN Sabre 1905 ioIIte Der Sraum
oeg fleinen Mabdens in @rfilung
ooTto,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

Section IL Rates for local purpase-
linits-how increased for SCHOOLS and
erecting public buildings. Taxes for
county, city. town and school purposea
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-04

Republican Ticket
Candidates for United States Senator.
DRAW a line through all the
m you do not wish TO vote for.)
NATHAN FRANK.
ALBERT E. |. GARDNER.
JOHN PETER HuFNAeEL.
JOHN c. MCKINLEY.
JACOB FREDERICK sct;MITTER.
For Judge Supreme Court:
JOHN c. BROWN.
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Notice of Settlement of Account and
Distribution OF Estate.


Distribution OF Estate.
No. $40
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce Coun-
ty. In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ar
thur f. Meredith. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Eu-
phafny Meredith, the administrative
of the estate of Arthur f. Meredith
deceased, has rendered and present
ed for settlement, and filed in said
Court, her final account of her ad-
ministration of said estate: and that
Saturday the 26th day of November,
A. d. 1910, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
the Court Room of said Court, at
the Court House in the City of Ia
coma, in said County, has been duly
appointed by said Court. for the
settlement of said account and the
distribution of the residue of said
estate at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions in
writing to the said account, and
contest the same or show cause, If
any they have, why the Court
should not proceed TO distribute the
residue of said estate among the
persons who by law are entitled
thereto.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court the 18th day of October
j. F. LIBBY. Clerk Superior Court
By e. f. Mckenzie, Deputy Clerk.
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&aRQ NMlA TTrTNAr You Reading want Carefully
lI&1 LADS 1Tams Your WANTS. n1 This Page 'S -
Reward Notices
REWARD. $50.

To the party finding and deliver
ing the body of A. c. Priest, who
was night Waterman at the Dana
will DO paid by Mrs. Jack Bloom
field, the daughter Of the deceased.
Mr.. Priest was drowned when on
duty the night of Nov. 9Th. Any in
given as soon as possible to Charles
NJ. Ely, 1901 Fidelity Bldg, Tacoma
Phone either Main 3415 or Main S034
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Two lots for $500; terms $40 cash
and $40 per month, on Tacoma ave-,
near 65th st. s., 9 blocks from car
line; city water and electric lights.
Call at 401 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.
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Legal Notices
Order to Show Cause Why Distribu.
ton Should Not he Made.


Order to show Cause Why Distribu-
tiOn Should Not he Made.
No. $40.
In the. Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce County.
In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ar
thur f. Meredith. Deceased.
Application having been filed in
this Court on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1910, by Epiphany Meredith,
administratrix, for final distribution
of the residue of said estate:
IT is ORDERED That all persons
interested in the estate of said Ar
thur F. Meredith, deceased be, and
are hereby directed to appear In
Department No. l of this Court, at
the Court House, in the City of Ia
coma, in said County, on Saturday,
the 26th day of November, 1910, at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M, and
show cause, IL any they have, why
the Court should not proceed to dis
tribute the residue of said estate
among the persons who, by law, are
entitled thereto.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
a copy of this order be personally
served on all persons interested in
fore the time appointed for said
hearing, or that said order be pub
lished once each week for five (b)
successive weeks in the Tacoma
Times, newspaper published and
of general circulation in said Coun-
.ty
Dated this 10th day of October,
1910.
w. d. CHAPMAN, Judge.
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Transfer Companies

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PROVIDENT BLDG.
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real estate Geo. Walter Russell
p88h Pacific ave.