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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

The application of woman TO prac-
law in Atlanta was turned down
the statute in Georgia limits
TxE privilege to male citizens. This
NEnsed the Atlanta suffragettes and
NSEder their auspices bill was intro
7 4 ,dIGed in the legislature today to open
II' HIM door of the legal profession to
" bmen. Georgia was the last of the
hill cotton states" to secede because the
lNl' Ieople were more conservative than
" Hose of her Southern sisters, but the
mIlld commonwealth is responding to
I'LL fN IN influences.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

Just after he had finished a prohi-
bition speech in San Antonio two eggs
were thrown at Comptroller Lane. The
eggs, of course, were smashed, but
nevertheless it is probable that num-
Der of prohibition votes were hatched
out of them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

One can hardly read the Gainesville
Register without nodding; it has abb
sorbed so much drowsiness from its
environment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

When the legislature meets July 81
statewide prohibition will have been
settled, but not the congressional as
pirations of about dozen of the mem
bers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

Madero is not drawing a salary and
will not be eating the peoples bread
while he goes on a speaking tour over
Mexico.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

Galveston needs the soldiers to help
out the cotton carnival show, and
since they are not needed anywhere
else, Galveston ought to have them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

dt VlO .
D.: nim in the masculine gender be-
je his generic name indicates that
wears boots, but it is said that
ne of the most astute, cunning
a.. lshly sly and successful of the
Ills wear skirts and that their tout
tmble (whatever that may be- is
DrOs. u that of an angel of light than OF
Cash aring lion.
by is the bootlegger? He is more
70 dreaded than a ferocious beast
- deadly serpent. Why, then, is
permitted to exist? We can an
One er this best by asking again that
.r.c "a question: Why doesn't God kill the
people, thin, ,or =. 70 do !. to rsoos.
SdSiize the existence of this evil and
.yht it the best we can with the weap-
we have. Some think legislation
- do the work. They have a right
think so, and if they are in the
- Majority let them try it. No good citi-
a, however little faith he may have
this means, will ever give aid or
mt fort to the bootlegger.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

hong the teachers also there are
4tandpatters and the insurgents.
, Nrmer are now in control of the
,iorhl Education Association, and
latter charge that they resist the
ption of progressive methods.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

There will be hot fight in the con-
vention of the association, which
meets in San Francisco on July 8.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
METAL mOnOPlAnE
IS FAST N FLIGHT

CHICAGO. May lI.--A starting,y
fast and new monoplane Of unique
desisn has bccn built In secret few
m,lcs northwest Of Chicago by three
local aviation experts, and IN hs
trial nishts has exceeded the fondcst
hopcs of Its Inventors.
The new aroplanc IL an all.mets,
machine--aluminum p,ates aud steel
gtr0srs--- and Il 10 claimed that Il
cen attain speed of lsS miles an
hour Il will be hown by Lieut., u.
Maynard Harrison. of the United
States army. who 10 one of the invcn-
tors. at tho big aviation meet to be
held 10 Chicago this summer. Lieu
tenant Harrison will also cndeavor
to ~ from tho Atlantic to the Pacific
In the new machine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
I H00OeA WAR DONO
IS STILL OUTSTANDING

SALEM. Nay l7.--ln going over
the schedule In the Secretary Of
states oolee employee discovered that
there 10 oHly one bond outstanding
from the Modoc indian War claims,
this belng . bond ot $50 issued to
william Spry.
The entire bond issue was au,horis.
- tAe Legislature h 1874 and
amounted to elSi..eee. TIE last one
to BE- paid vas 70 A. b. Melvin. ad.
ministrator OF the estats of NJ. NJ.
Melvin. Who originally purchased the
bond. That bond Vas tor e%s,'s to
redeem. The oalcs q the state Treas
urer 10 unaware Of who're the bond Of
william Spry b located.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
RENO OIvoRcf rRPfls
ilaiM * Kept SECRET

RENO. NAY l7.-Dscause OF the
uoeosiesy given recent divorce cases
In this city n order has bssn issued
By the district atorney that In the fu.
turs oil divorce papers will be placed
On the secret Ole. The new edict
viii prsvsat divorce complaints' from
becoming public property. and will
prevent thsir being sxanined before
the cass comes to trial.
TIE 1iserise atoraey'S order has
long been anticipated. and h heartily
wsscoassd by the fashionable members
OF the divorce colony. Who have long
oppossd the system ia vogue up to
Gov whereby their marital troubles
were blasoaed the world over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
COMMISSION 70 LOOK
r INTO uDoatRs' CASE

WAsHINoT0N. Nay l1.-Justies
Wright Of the District Of Coluabia
supreme court hes sppoistsd Q com.
mission 10 dstsrniss vhslhse OF not
Gompsrs. Mitchell saA Nosrisee. The
labor leaders, are guilty Of esntmpt.
Upon the commission's dseisiea WIN
be based further setios u The esse.
Wright b proessding IN The matter
under the Unitsd States supreme
courts deelsion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
tltSTREET hAS
FINE new GAME
YOUNG tONf1DExTIAL Cl.easx
HEATS rmE RRokERs AND n
n IMrpssuRLE M ARREST
MIN.

NEW YORK. May 1s.--wall St.
Saturday learned with surprise that
there IL q new way to beat . broker
and get away with the money without
being criminally liable under the law.
TIE new method b simple. for all
that b necessary b to b made . part.
ncr Of q broker. arrange to be en-.
trusted with the banking Of the Arms
money and then take - much - you
want and fade away. There can Be
no arrest. for the co-partnership laws
VIII take care Of that.
II Il remained for Ernest g. Galloway
30 discover this means to beat the
wan street game. Galloway for sew
eral ycars had been . coaodential
member Of Chas. D. Freeman Z Co..
esttoa brokers. cal,oway's mode Of
sDroceedure was Q simple oae. accord.
iing to Mr.. Freeman.
Galloway had charge Of the hank
jkg end Of our business and - such
>coald draw on our accounts % he lik.
~" said Mr.. Fteemaa.
HE would draw the money out Of
ne bank and then charge Il up q
wing been deposited with Q bank OF
net company where he had no O.
mt. Galloway came to 40 about
-years ago. He b - years Of age
shas been o. the strsst for the pasa
teen years and was looked upon q
cot the most promising young meu
onancial circles. He vas transfes
sk In J. p. Morgan's once and hs
"a vide circle Of friends when VI
yasht him here and made him q
mber Of the arm.
wen my attorneys do not know
voesher there is any redress for %
have not called In the police and
yssly have posted Galloway on the
e0q exchange ~ the rules require
bartnership Law II . complex oal
u n looks - u our only redresi
xip 1c In . civil suit.
rA investigation into his way oi
ivlnd and habits have inclined % e
.oelst that instead OF wasting hi
~ doing the white way. Gallo
veerely banked Il. Fsaring de
3Vvsy. be got ready to %. thea n
ne drew the moaey ana slippel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17

each rcmain. according to tho Indian
census which has just boon completed
by Miss l., Tibhcta and e, G, Dorsey.
who are employed by tho Government
Three distinct tribes were found IN
the county, IN Mariposa County. u
,a announced there are two Mono
trtbcsmcn livinR and only ono vosc-
mitc, There are 2ti Indians In this
county. ~ which there are 80 of
school ngc.
Tho government has purchased u
tion for the remaining natives
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
! OVER BY AUTO
gt lcxs THE cAAFtUl

0vIDENcE. May i7.-After
zen knocked down by an
Ne and rolled along the
~ on Gladstone Avenue for
hffeet. John Hamilton OF 100
yAvenue. . robust young man.
bered into the machine and
shed the driver. In the car was
n Olson. his wife and two chill
!.
trolley car was Just coming to
~ to allow Hamilton and two
>Vomen 70 get aboard. The man
soad was looking In smother
Aon and did not SEQ the auto.
!hs girls Jumped to safety.
"a the machine struck Hamil-
Olson brought Il TO Q stop and
no defensive move while Ham.
vas climbing into his car. Ham.
landed several jolts. but was
dragged from the machine by
q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
mouse INMATE
PETITIONS FOR BATH

tTFORD. May l6.-Jackson. q
and the oaIy inmate OF the
stsr poorhouss. wants to take
son. who Il An old man. took
ssal bath six years ago. When
hts application for . brand
10 1t created CONSERVATION
the selectmen. for when the
p was built no provision was
such luxuries.
electmen met and solemnly
the matter. Practically all
pat the request sounded un-
p. but In view OF Jacks0n's
~ decided to indulge him. |
a new bathtub with q show
ment will be installed at !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
) PASSED Up 4
TUNE N NtW YORK

YORK. May IA little
'sper. representing . for
'lown here and there BY the
Q sidewalk in front Of the
llding In lower Broadway
st week. No one In the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
TWO INDIAN Tllulsx ARE
NOW ALMOST EXTINCT

SONORA. May II,--Of the thous-
ands OF Mono Yosemite Indian tribes
who roamed thc districtA IN this
county many years ago only one Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17
10 THE LAND BUYER

. New 70 the time TO buy land
. around Merrill. Oct In on the
. ground aoor. before ws get osr Z
D Psiiroad. We have the cheapest Z
D and best land 10 the valley. Z
D oss Or write 20 the Merrill Z
, Las1 Coopasy. Merrill. 0rsgos. q
D e~eA>AA~A~>>>>>>S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17

John Van Meter went To Rlnm0,,
Falls Saturday,
vivian H. Evans was IN olonr Via.
itor sunday,
Emit hcrling wnH IN the Falls -,
saturday,
Frank keA,cr aud ", Moore yls,,,,
tho Falls saturday.
L.. Davidson started hlH butcher
wagon Monday,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17

klamath Pals Music House. phone
737. rsprsssntins the best makes Of
pianos. DvsrytAias IL music. Piano
tuning our speciality. iS.st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17

We nave INSURANCE Tor nn,.
thing, TOM, I'm MAIN STREET
opposite III. COURT HOUSE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-17

Good svsaing! Have you seen my
wiadow Of bargain watches! From
d to 90. Most OF them standard
makes. They are cheap. and will sat.
isfy yeu.
1S.st Al NeHattan's.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14
Laying OF Corner Stone of Masonic Temple

The cornerstone of the new Ma
sonic temple is to he laid at , T.. VI.
tomorrow. by the Grand Lodge +.
and A. NJ. the services conducted
by WorShipful Grand Master David
:. Prescott of Spokane, with Dr.
j. S. NOVEL; presiding. The new
temple will replace the old one and
first in the State, erected 3S years
ago.
Following is the programme:
John Wilson NOVEL; presiding.
Music by band
Invocation, Rev c. r. Todd
Laying of the Corner Stone by
Grand Lodge +. and A. NJ, David S.
Prescott, Grand Master; Nathan 5.
Porter, thirty third degree, acting
Orator, John III. Schively.
Music by band.
Address, by Sovereign Grand In
spector- General for Washington and
Alaska, Ernest b. Hussey, thirty
third degree.
Address, Preston NJ. Troy.
Music by band.
Address 10y Past Grand Master
Royal A. Cove.
Music by band.
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No. i67i.
In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton in and for the County of Thurston.
Anna Mary WorhinGtop. Plaintiff vs. Louis
worthington, Defendant.
The State Of wash nston TO the said defend.
ant Louie Worthingtou:
You are hereby -ummoned to sppenr withn
Sky days after the date of the first publics ion
OF this summons to-wit: within sixty day y
after the 9TH day of June, 4. 1911, and defend
the above entitled action In the above entitled
Court and answer the complaint of the piaintin,
and serve copy OF your answer or other plead :
ing upon the undersigned attorneys for plaintiff
At their address below stated. and in ease OF
your failure 80 To do judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand of the
complaint which has been hled with the Clerk
OF said Court.
The Object OF the above entitled action IL to
obtain q divorce by the plaintiff from the de
PENDANT on the grounds Of cruelty.
BATES, PEER 4 PETERSON.
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
Cfiice and Postofiice address. 10. Equitable
Building, Tacoma. Wash.
Date of first publication June y 1911 Il.
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NOTICE.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington. for Kitsap county.
I'LL. Allen, Plaintiff. VS. q. Migliavacca
Investment Co, corporation, Defend
ant
To the above named G.. Migliavacca In
vestment Company. corporation.
You are hereby notified % he and ap
pear in the above entitled cause and an
swer the complaint filed herein within
sixty (6W days from the first date of pub
LEGATION of this notice t0-wit: within
sixty (Go) days after the 2d day Of June,
1911.
The object Of the above entitled action
is tn recover Il Judgment against you for
rent received by you frauduIentlv from
one Louis NORM amounting to 1910 co.
said rent being paid tn you between the
LIST day Of October. 1908. up TO and includ-
ing LIST day of December, 1910, together
with costs in this behalf incurred and
serve your answer and other pleadings
upon the undersigned at his office. 50S-ll
Ilinckley Building, in the city OF Seattle,
King county, Washington.
J. ii. ALLEN,
In Pro Per.
First publication June 2. 1911. It.
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SUMMONS az PUBLICATION.

TN the Superior Court Of the state of Washing
! ton in and for the County Of Ihurston.
Western Irrigation Land Company. corpora
ton, Plaintiff. " Z. Il Dunn aud Jane Doe
Dunn, his wife. defendants.
state of Washington to the said Z. q. Dunn
and Jane Doe bum husband and wife, De-
PENDANTS:
appear within sixty day. after the GATE OF hrst
siNiy daIs after the eth day Of July 1911. aud de
f.nd the above entitled action in the shove Ell
titled Court, aud answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff, and serve copy of your answer ON
the undcrs gned attorneys for plaintiff al their
address below stated and in case Of your fail
urc So TO do, Judgment viii be rendered against
Won according 10 the demand of the complaint,
which h as been filed with the Clerk of the Court
The above entitled action is an action by
plaintiff, who il the owner of the follow Ing
described premises. situate, lying aud bcii =
IN Thurston county. Washington, To wit;
6.lS acres of Asher Sergeant nouation Claim,
being in sections 80 aud II, - aud u. Township
IL North, Range West and West; aiso the
nv 1, of iAe swi. sec. 2S, W, Of nS =. nwS of
swi 4. sec -; n, of sex So OF Sea lott l. :
and :: sec "a. all being IN Township It, y. K.
" containing altogether 80 acres.
To quiet title of all claims therein by the above
named defendants and each Of them, and par
ticnlarly to quiet title to said real estate from
reason OF real estate con tract lease dated May y
lNH! an record in 1hurrtou County deed records
Vol. - Page 33i
TROY Il STURDEYANT.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
suite l. Byrne Building, Olympia, Washington
rortoilice Box 3lj. Olympia. Washington.
Date of hrst public alton. July !. 1911. a.
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Commissioners Notice of Hearing to Deter
mine the ACCESSIBILITY Of Selling
County Property

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners OF Thurston
County. Washington. are DESTROYS of sell
INK certain property belonging To the
County of Thurst"rI, as follows. to-wit:
The old combination wood and iron
wagon bridge now spanning the Chehalis
river in Section II. T. - y. X. W, and
that the Board Will meet in the Commits
sloners' rooms in the Court House at
Olympia Washington. on the oath day of
July, 1911, at the hour OF IL O'Clock A. NJ g,
for the purpose of hearing and determine
ing the advlsabllity ot making such sale,
when and where all PARTIES Interested
may appear and be heard.
Dated this 26h day of June. 1871
CIiAS. \. BURR
County Auditor and Clerk OF the Board
of County Commissioners.
First publication June 81. 1911. At.
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GEORGE r. ANDREWS. manager Of
the Seattle branch of the Burroughs
Adding Maching Co. and member of
the Seattle Golf and Country Club,
was killed by being thrown from an
automobile yesterday, while return
ing from the club which is several
miles from Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14

A WIRELESS station at Nanen,
Prussia. claims to have communicated
successfully with the Camerions. in
West Africa, 1000 miles distant.
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As result of the forest fires in
northern Ontario, 30 lives are known
to be lost with the usual number in
jured.
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Chile Con Carne and Clam Chowder

Served daily at Theodore Warlan's
lunch counter in the rear OF Charles
Saloon. Call in and get bowl.
" Teddy always greets the hungry
with 4 smile.
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The Democratic Ways and Means
Committee of the next House has APP
pointed a subcommittee to investi-
gate the needless expenditures for .
congested salary list.
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Bcrneche, +. y. Baldwin, ) Talbot,
Miss Louise Aver, Daniel Finch, 7.
u. Noorc.J H. Bass. Mitchell IIar-
RS. Mrs c. r Eastman. joe Rove
and .lArnh Lnhnhrrr
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IT took the sub treasury officials
just two weeks to count the money
in the L. s. mint at San Francisco.
1t totaled Sl59, 1870. 233. 10.
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NOTICE.

II there are any debts outstandn.
against my father. w. II. MrAloon, de-
ceased, please notify me at Montesano,
Wash. W. IL. MCALooN, Jk.
June 30. 1911. st.
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NEW Way OF PASSING THE WORD. !"
A letter to the police of San Diego.
Cal. from some one who declares that
he has been responsible for firing
fifteen vacant buildings in that city.
including two churches. and that I'M
less he is paid an amount of money
that may be deemed reasonable, be-
fore certain date, he intends to
turn his attention to the occupied
buildings and that red ribbon in
each home to warn its occupants, will
be the signal for dyna mite or fire.
The threat has caused much excite
ment in that city.
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Food affinities, unlike social ones,
are safe. y Chicago professor says
that if you are of fair complex
ion, let Strawberries and peaches
alone; sour apples do not go with
persons of positive nature: that
onions are all right for people of
sweet disposition and sweets are
adapted to the sour position. That
settles it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14

MARYLAND has barred negro votes
to all having less than $500 worth of
property.
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Roy r. Dung
All of the land south of the center line
of blocks and 6 of South Niora. to
the north line e I. ID. Young y land
above described Except lots belong
ing Ia Loverdge aud Reynolds $3i9i.O
Equal share OF eAch-Si0l9O0
All of said real estate situate. lying and being
in Thurston county. Washington.
The said executor in his petition for dstribu-
tion has set forth that the iDiersAt and share
of each Of said heirs in said estate WAS the sum
of Si0l9 %; that the share Of w II. Young had
been assigned to Charley II. Young. aud that
said real estate was agreed to be distributed to
said several heirs according TO the agreement
of said heirs Ia divide said estate upon the
payment TO said estate of the payment of the
differences In the values of the several portions
petitioned that the said estate he distributed
according to said agreement conditioned a pro
yided therein
Notice IL further given that 'the Court has
set Monday, the eth day of July, 1911 Mt the
hour of : r NJ. aud the Courtroom of the
Court House of Thurston County, " ashington,
ut Olympia. ~ the time and place for the set
Element of said final account and the hearing
on said petition for distribution. and each and
all of the reSong named heirs of said estate,
and all other persons interested are hereby
notified to appear at said time and place and
show ause. II any they have. why said petition
for distribution should not be granted aud al
lowed.
by order of the Superior Court
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
sEALl said Court this lith day of June.
1911.
ID. q. PARKER.
County Clerk and Clerk ofthe superior Court.
Date OF first publication June IL, 1911. 81.
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

| NE superior CONT OF the STATE III Washing
'OH j" s'' i'r ite county OF Ttur,ton
!rt'a's Snear'r, rIa.nlifi y. Jane. ". sb,.,r,r
defendant " CIV "a
J h. stat 81 Washington to the SAID James "
S1taTcr- ]. uiuut:
'' are h'r' g summoned To- a.p,.q- within
-.N'E 'a'a alter iuc date uf first p.aIc4iiug Of
Ii'9 -'."ii'"H-, tp-~r. within Sky dnys after
'a, ~ any ~ July. 1911 ami defend thu. al. we
'"'''-''' y t-"L IN tile above tutitl-d Cont and
tA-Nti L'e complaint of the uIhIutif and s,rI,.
''IN 81 your Answer Uppu the urG,.r,i .r,ti
attorneys ior plaintit Al their address below
stored nh'i pa case yuu fixture To do Judgment
WI ne rendered against sou according t. thr T..
maLd - lhe C'Mulu.ut which ha- been filed
"liH thc tl.rN Of -aId Court
ih'- II an action brought rs the uIaiutiii
against N"i Tor divorce, alegiu. cruel and N
b"Hi4.i treatment and abuse by yoG of th,. .a,,i
J. AlHtlu anu Tor Ia" setting aside To her and
avn .dth- I" hvr upon tue granting of a divorce.
the .'Ii'" n described real e>tate situate living
ahd beIh- ~ the State of " Arlington County OF
iIs 10" ~; Lott :. g. 10 H. H. l3 and ii OF
hentoh faIm FIats, krntou, Washington
TROY Il STCRnEN
,, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
oihee address Suite /. Byrne Building. Olym.
pa, " s>hinEton -
Po-totice address, Box 80, Olympia, Wash.
IngtOu
Date of first publication July :, 1911. T.
ROBT. ", ELWELL F.w. STOCKING
frcr. sec.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14

c. II. Young
All of sw a Of sec. , tp. Ii nr3 ". ~
ing iwest of the n. T.. X. r., except
l2.27 acres TO l.. Il. Young ........... $s0Ii
Nettie Is. Pearce-
All of the center ono u of the y. f. Bak-
er Donation Claim in secs. ~ aud u
of t.. Ii n, r3w .................. 800
All Of block 3, except lot |. of South Vi
ors..............'..-... Observation-Disclosures. 100
All Of block of South NiOrn ........... -
Lot ) of block Of South Niora. -......... Ca