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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-12
CONSTANTINOPLE
IS BULGARS' GOAL,
PUPILS STRIKE aHEN
REFUSED PERMISSION
TO VISIT FAIR EDS.

STAE~kNlLLE. Miss. Soy.
ii.-LcclariIg that 10 necessa-
~ he would call out the State
militia 10 protect loyal stu
dents. Governor BreWer to-day
took "A hand in the strike" OF
classmen AZ the Mississippi
Agricultural a Mechanical In.
stitute who walked out after
President Higntower had re-
fused 10 rescind an order pro-
hibiting men from visiting the
young women students in the
class rooms out OF study hours.
II was announced today that
250 men students had left the
college.
Governor Brewer. who at
tended to-day's sessions at the
institute. asserted that the con
tention OF the students was
groundless. lie said writs OF
arrest had been issued for the
striking seniors. and that they
would be taken into custody
unless they left the college
grounds.
II WAS reported that the
young women students did not
consider President Hightow-
er's order unfair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-12
CONLEY MAY HAVE
DEFEATED BROWN
FOUR PRISONERS ARE
CONFINED 80 WEARS
AFTER TERMS EXPIRE.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov IL.
discovery was made today
OF the plight Of four pcniten-
tiarX IRIS oners who because
they were insane and trans
ierred from the states prison
To the state hospital. have been
unlawfully held for years after
their prison sentences had rX-
pired.
JUhn ~. Mhaler. sent 10 the
pcuitcnfiary In 1874. has been
confined thirty hrce wear
ai,er has term expired. l.. n.
Ihid' ster. "a ior-cr. received
In lssS. should lave ben re
leased in 1854 Jerry Carer.
sentenced 10 the prnitcnt
for arson. has been dc aimed -
years. Charles Willis should
have been released - years
ago.
The insane prisoners Nil be
transferred imnrdiatcly 20
their respective counties to bc
prObated. Thor Light was dis
covered when the state hos
pi'al authorities. Wher" the
men ar" now confined sent a
b.ll 10 the prison officials for
the keep of tho prisoners for
the last several Years.
ndcr the statutes. such pris
Oners should be- released az the
expiration of sentence and
taken back TO the county I'm
which they We're convicted and
prObatCd.
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toid-. and waf not d lateral branch" d"
We remark that the commission
stated in its report that if based ra
,0nf 'nf'on more largely urou Its own
'n' cation fhHn upon fhe testimony
o. .iire see. said Justice Holmes
lf would hc very strong ststs
u"nt 'O say that fhey would De- bound
The higher courts bv a. finding
based on specific luvceurltous made
.u me cases without notice 10 them
such au utcstieauon is quite diner.
'ni from "a view hy iu-y taken with
i"''r" and subject t0 fhs order of a
court. and different aEain from fhe
qu"s 'ion NJ right of the commission
n" 'aFo notice Of results reached bt
% in other rqses. when rs doing o.
lf waf' part " tnc record and tha
t1c's thus noticed lre specified 90
mat matters az law are saved
Ih" court did not pass upon Che
question az fhe power of tho commits
sion tu require 4fraw roads to grant
connection. with electric 4ncs a.
suc1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-12
VIII SON
Has His Mind Open on the Question
OF an tNtra os@s'~H - congress.
Wants Expressions.
President-Eleet Has High Regard for
Oscar underwood and II Is An
nounced He FaVors Session.

PRINCETON, y j.. Nov. IL
PresideLt-eleCt Wilson has his mint
open or the question OF whether he
shall call an extra session OF congress
10 revise the tariff.
He asked the newspaper cor
respondents tonight 10 obtain for him
"a list OF the public men and business
men who had declared themselves Tor
or against the extra session Though
the governor has tried to follow close
~ IN the new spapCrs the various on
pres 'ons cf opinion. he said tonight
ne vas AFRAID he nigh have missed
some OF them IN his reading and that
b" vas ANXIOUS To get all the opinion.
before him.
10 j. known that Governor Wilson
mas high regard for the opinion o..
oscar ndcrV Ood. the majority leader
oi the Democrats iu the last session
ana thar !n making up his mind h.
Underwood arcumeuts Mr.. Under.
wood u reporter ds fayOrins an extra
session
have NO immediate intention OF
making an announcement" said the
fresiden'-elect tonight. but ! would
it"c 10 ger The names OF those who
nave given affirmative and those who
nave given negative opinions in re-
gard 10 the adNisability OF calling an
'Alrd session. 7 refer not only To
members oi Congress. bat 10 all i'm
poItahi Democratic leader
tn" Pro-ident-elcct was 1.t.d if r.
had received many requests that an
extra session be- called
No. ] have not" ho replied. "gut
J can only answer Cor the telar~,tns
! have bad none among the talc.
Grams. Ny secretary has sifted out
most Of the letters and / know as vet
only Of their general nature. and do
rot think they touch on special Sos.
sion
a newspaper dispatch from Wash.
ingtou was called 20 Governor vii
sons attcption. declaring that close
friends of William Jennings Br,a.
said hc would decline post in the
cabinet.
"Oh. but Mr. Bryan Old not BAY
That remarked tho Governor That
Was just piece of dope"
The Governor announced that iu bis
vacation retreat be- would go lin COG
iIr VIII call on fhe local officials aud
request that bis identity Boz not oni.
Ca'ly recognized BE said bis chief
diversions would be biciciiug md
D ora ctack riding 20. viii go to NeW
YORK Friday night preparatory fo
sailing the HcXt dat
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M'Manigal Is
On the Stand
Se1-Coniesseo Oynamiter Tells Jury
OF Operations In and Around
Pittsburgh District.
In IelIin9 OF Blowing Up Of 6ulIdinas.
memanieal Names Many Union
Labor Officials.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. li.-From
tnat part of Lis career when he had
discarded dynamite and was resortin,,
10 the use of nitrO-elycerine. which he
carried about on passenger trains By
tho dozens Of quarts. Ortic McATanigal
related at the dynamite conspiracy 20
uial to-day how he caused explosions
at Cleveland. o. Jersey City. y. J..
Pittsburgh. Pa. Omaha. Neb., and Su.
perior. Wis
lie named Peter j. smith. Cleve.
land: George "Nipper" Anderson.
'ieveland: Charles Wachtmeister.
ieiroit. Hiram Cline. indianapolis: ::
VIM l.. Reddin. Milwaukee: Fred
MOoney. Duluth. MINI. and Eugene \
CLANCY. San Francisco. all labor union
officials. besides thosc he previouslv
fad mentioned a. being among the f5
defendants who knew hc vas en-.
ployed by tho iron workers union to
blow up work under construction BY
open shop" contractors
McMauigal was telling OF hi- start
for Rochester Pa 10 procure -
quarts Of nltroglycerine Tor use I'm AN
explosion at Kansas City. Mo. August
-. when court adjourned
Going deeper into hls adventures
~ aid dynampiter. Ortic T. Nc
Manigal told az the dynamite con-
spiracy' trial to-day OF wrecked via
Ducts. bridges and buildings ho left
behind in causing explosions iu vati-
Gus cities.
After ! blew Mp the power house
oi car shop in Mt Vernon. H..
Herbert HOrkiu came ia me 81 chi.
caEo and said had got the wrong
Job. testified McMauigaL lie said
] should hav" blown up "a railroad
bridge. aud the unions executive
frnnt.n-.n u r.ts.. 49,
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ELOPERS ARRESTED

~, az l.-l D. tu Toe luttI. grt...
GRAFTON. W Va. Nov Ii-ATtp.
pie COSTS. an American woman wife
90 Karvish COSTS. Greek. OF New,
nEland. near FairmOnt. and MARQUIS
anus. also Greek. of New England.
no eloped sunday evening. carrying
.lth them $50" of the husbands sav.
ngs. % diamond fihE and gold watch.
ere captured by the city police here
Ills evening and placed loo Jail to
await th" lairmont authorities.
COSTS notified fhe city police nf
Ihrmont. who sent out descriptions
O.. the couple. and it was by one rf
'heo" descriptions t1lt they we're rec.
tSnized D. the police here : reward
q So was offered for their apprcnci-
on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-12
Jack johnson
Is Indicted
Negro Champion Was Indicted or
-Four Additional Charges Of White
Slavery Yesterday.
Through His Attorney johnson Asks
the Supreme Court TO Grant Bail
Pending the Hesrinq.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1i.-The fedora!
srand jury late this afternoon re.
turned four additional indictments
against Jack Johnson. champion pugi.
list, on further charges of violations
of the Mann act against interstate
trans nsportation OF women for immoral
purposes. The indictments charged
Johnson with taking Belle Schreiber
from Milwaukee. Wis. 10 Chicago:
from Indianapolis. Ind. To Chicago.
from Detroit to Chicago. and from
Chicago To- Milwaukee. The name Of
Lucille Cameron. OF Minneapolis. does
not figure I'm any OF the indictments
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1l.-Jack
John son. worlds champion heavy
weight pugilist. through his attorney.
BenJamiu &. Bachrach. to-day fled a
motion iu tie supreme court OF the
United Stalr~ asking TO he permitted
To- give bail pending the hearing be-
fOre tie United States district attor-
ney iu northern Illinois on an indict-
meu' charging violation of the white
slave traffic act
ln support Of the motion 10 was
sad the district judge demanded
S3p. 600 bail. which was declared 10
be excessive. and had refused to ac-
cept a certificate of deposit for S3o.000
in lieu OF bail. u a. further set out
that the district judge had stated he
would not accept 90 surety company
upon the bond The attorney claimed
in his papers fled with the court that
the white slave traffic act was un
constitutional.
As a final reason Why Johnson
should be- admitted TO bail by the
supreme court the attorney stated
that for several weeks newspapers oi
Chicago had been publishing false and
untrue reports cOucerWng him. wh"rc-
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WAsHrHCToH. Nov. 1.-rorseasf
Wssf vtrrfnfa-rrir TUESDAY Wsf-
nssday rain ara colder
Ohio-rr crsasinE cioudfusss Tuesday
ran ~ wight aud on Weduesday colder
wednesday. brisk winds shifting 20 ths
north.
western pennsyivania - TncreannQ
eloudiness Tussday rain ard colder ~
night aud on Wedussday. brfst aoutn-
vest winds shnting % north.
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w NASliiNGTDN. NV. Amer,
'iHnasstd"r ITO "'..hiil. go Cpuatautiuopl.-
'"l'H lu' Stft, l'"i't tueut TODAY. th.t
iItrr are moss LOCO sl..f. .uI yg..i,t,.f..I
n tu' capitol uf Turkey. prs.ti.,lIt
'nd'u'dily none of whom ar,. rri .ofi,.l.
-, 80 'Nl'"I. cases CO.. rlulr'-i have
." "r"uI' tr tH" ,iLr hr soldiers f,t
pa~t I"N ddN -. l- reports. SouI,.
zoo refugee .rr being cared for H.,
N' 't"iuHu F"tcfuUcnt. and thee o.
rrlpug t.tuI ''
Tic American E-d Gross .ut.or.t,..-
"I' triitHatr frpM AR iu.k.ilT- rl.fir..
"t ii-rc must Hr about o. 900 -trt and
"undeu soldiers col various uatiofaitffe.
lh" h"ld Whp need sar. 10 order
.Nht ~ may divide ft'~ fund Iu f.rnf.nr.
"h To tif rr''.l- Of the different t.r.r.-
,fi"~ 90 var. t.e Red Cru-s d. waiting
20 .'df. iir"HE Eh tur Staf. Department
rom .h1 ANGLICAN f.urr-tutrtiVe- fn
i'iiEdt -. StItl1. Greco, AMI Mufit.u..-
rf". TIE naur-- ~.ofn Nfri.,-..,,I,.-
i'prhlili W'"r t.'. ur-t received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-12
DESPITE PEACE NEGOTIATION
BULGARIAN ARMY MAY FoREoo
TRiUmPhAl ENTRY IN CITY.
another Turkish Defeat at the Tcha-
taijs May Hasten the End Of
Balkan War.

LONDON, Nov. 1l.-Judging by all
precedents In the present war. the
news from ConstantinoLls tonight IL
ne herald Of another Turkish defeat
at the Tchatalja lines. where A battle
mas been proceeding for the last two
or three days. The Turkish admission
nat so many wounded are arriving at
inc Npiial as to show that the Turks
re Offering fierce resistance. has a
sreat signihance in view OF previous
admissions OF n similar nature. and
may be regarded as preparing the pub
ic mind for another disappointment
" may be quite possible that this will
prove the last great battle OF the cam.
paign.
There arc indica tons that Bulgaria
may. after all forego a tr,umphal Ell
Try into Constantinoplc According 10
some reports Bulgaria will be content
With finding suitable winter quarters
or her army while the peace negotia.
lions are going on and subsequent
'ettlements are being arranged.
The question OF mediation has made
mother step forward in the announce
nent from Paris tonight that the
AUSTRIAN government has agreed 10
Join with the other powers In trans
hitting Turkeys request for media.
lion TO the allies and in inauir,nR on
what terms the allies are disposed
TO accept mediation.
To Hasten Peace.
The revelation OF tho danger 10
European peace lying in the antag-
'nlstic interests of Austria and Servia
appears TO have quickened the sense
ui the powers. and probably OF the
balkan states also. % the Imperative
heed or working in amicable co-opera-
non to procure settlement OF the
lialkan problems acceptable 10 all the
arties concerned
Another factor making the speedv
cessation OF the war is the approach
"i severe winter conditions, which
would give to the campaign an exceed.
ingiy nrduOIs character.
Tho reported mobilization of Ans.
.ro-HunGarian forces is denied M
budapest. Roumania. however. is tax.
ihS certain military measures with \
new TO being prepared for eventuali-
Ties. The war minister has issued an
order TO all the army corps that half
me contingent which was 10 have baen
dismissed November {. t. to be re-
'ained with the colOrs until further
orders.
No late news OF importance has beer
f-ceiVed from Adrianople. Scutari or
other points where the armies of tba
allies have the Turkish troops i'm clos,
quarters.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-03-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Minutes of the meeting Of the Town
Council OF Oroville, Washington.
March 4, 1912.
Present Mayor Reese, COuncilmen
Bragg, Beale and Wickersham.
Minutes OF the previous meeting
read and approved.
Letter from the Poison Implement
company was read and placed on file.
Motion was then made and carried
that the clerk be instructed to order q
ment Co. at their offer Of $264.OO I. O.
b., OrOville.
On motion the following bills were
ordered paid out of the Water Com
pany Fund: s. H. SandersOn. laying
pipe. $l72.25; s. II. SandersOn, tapping
$40; E. r. Hoose, salary. $50; J. Cam
eron. blacksmithing, IS: N. w. Power
Co.. motor service, $3.50: E. r. Hoose
for State Treasurer, interest on bonds
$333.35.
On motion the following bills were
ordered paid out of the Current Ex-
pense Fund: T.. r. Hose, salary, $27;
f. McCammon. salary, $50: J. Gamer
on .blacksmithing. $3.50; Oroville Ca
zette, Printing, $3.50; ]. Collins, la
Dor. So: P. Frisk. leaning, $36; v
Hoflmeir. labor, Sc; G. T. Burgett, la
Dor. Sc; Geo. Steele, labor. Sc; E. Nc
Cannon salary. $25: w. J.. Clark
meals, So; S. c. Mitchell. lumber
$2.C5: J. Wheeler, labor. 81: J. Steele
teaming. $12; V. o. Neiswander, team.
ing. $21; J. J. Myers labor, Sc: jessie
Workman. teaming, SIP.
On motion council adjourned.
E. X. HOSE. Clerk
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making a tour of South America. ne
expects to return in the spring, ano
will then enter upon an active cam
paign, visiting every part OF the U.S.
trict. Those who are not already &C.
uuainted with Col. Ridpath Will nno
him personally to be a most approach
able and likeable gentleman, and there
is no question but that he will make
most favorable impression among tnt
voters of the district. Courteous AM
genial by nature. entertaining ane
communicable in his intercourse witt
his fellowmen. he already enjoys
wide acquaintance which insures NH
a strong backing in the race. the dis
trict could not do better than TO seh'
the old veteran to congress.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-03-08
OUT FOR CONGRESS-.

The time is approaching when the
people will be called upon to make a
choice for county and state candidates
at the primaries, and while 1t is yet
early to line up for those who are am
bilious to fiji the various Offices. num-
erous aspirants are already in the field
appealing to the electorate for support.
Among the important offices to fiji
this year is that Of congressman from
this district. Several gentlemen have
announced themselves as willing to ac-
cept the honorable and responsible pO-
sitiOn, and perhaps the names Of others
will be sprung upon the public before
the date of the primaries. Among
those who have been named in con-
nection with this Office is one who Is
entitled to the favorable cOnsidera-
ton of the republican voters of Okan-
ogan county. and that gentleman is
Col. William M. Ridpath. of Spokane.
Col. Ridpath is one of the pioneer cit
liens of eastern Washington. He has
been identified with Spokane for over a
quarter of a century, and has contrib
uted toward its magical growth in a
substantial manner. The colonel is
by profession lawyer, but he has not
been in active practice for some years,
having made fortunate turn at min
ing that resulted in competency for
the balance of his days.
Years ago Col. Ridpath was prose
cutting attorney for this county, and
many of the old timers viii. remember
him with the most kindly feelings OF
respect and friendship. This should
insure him large following in this
county, not only as recognition for
he is otherwise eminently fitted for
the Office that he seeks. Aside from
this claim upon the republicans OF
this county Col. Ridpath is entitled to
the united support of republicans of
all shades of belief. He is veteran
of the civil war, one of the remnent
of that grand army so rapidly dis
appearing. He is still hale and vigor-
Gus, with all his faculties alive and
active. AS an old soldier his candi-
dacy should especially appeal to the
people, and particularly so as he has
held no position of honor and trust in
a civic capacity. He is life long re-
publican, a republican of advanced
thought, alive to the present day con-
ditiOns. He believes IN progressive
and constructive legislation, and
should he secure the nomination his
aim would be to advocate and support
such measures as promised the great
est good for the greatest numbers.
In congress he would be credit to
the district. as he would represent his
constituency with wisdom and intel
ligence.
At the present time Col Ridpath is
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-03-08
FIRE NEAR LOOMS.

The home of E. Z. Willis. locatet
near LOOMS, was completely des
troyed by fire with all its contents las
Thursday. Mr.. Willis and his VIII
were some three-Quarters Of mile
from home when the fire broke OUT
and could not reach the house In time
to save anything. They were lei,
with nothing but the clothes they MAJ
on at the time. The loss Is estimated
at $4,000 with no insurance. Ine!
located on the ranch in May. 1917.
sympathetic neighbOrs gave the home
less unfortunates shelter, clothing AM
some money. MIR. and Mrs. WIFI
desire through the Gazette to express
their sincere thanks to those who 81
kindly came to their assistance In tn
hour of adversely.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-03-08
TREES WE'RE NOT HURT BY THE
WINTER

Fruit trees in this part of the Ok
anogan valley passed through the win
ter in first class condition. With the
coming of spring l have made a
thorough examination and find that
there is not a damaged tree in the nur-
sery, nor in any of the orchard tracts
that have been under my supervision
during the past year. Other tracts
have not been examined, but appear
ances would indicate that such is the
condition everywhere. Speaks pretty
well for both the country and our
trees, don't it? Anyone interested is
invited to come and investigate for
himself. The trees are here to speak
for themselves.
Feb. 16-tf.
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No greater eulOgium was ever pro-
nuonced upon public man than when
ex--President Roosevelt expressed his
views OF President Taft in the follow
ing language: mo man of better
training, no man OF more dauntless
courage, of sounder common sense
and of higher and finer character has
ever come to the presidency than Will
liam Howard Taft" Nothing more
need be said, nothing more could be
said, in praise of man who has made
one of the best presidents this country
has ever had.
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Serial No. O419S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, United States
February 20. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas f.
Britain, of Oroville, Washington. who or
No 1oG56. for e u s Il Y, Section IS
Township 3S N. q r.. W NJ, has fiied
notice of intention to make final five yeaI
proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before s. j. Sincock, u. s.
Commissioner. at his Office In Tonasket
washington. on the 10th day of April, 1917
Clainant names as witnesses: Clyne
ward Newman. all of Tonasket, Wash
ingtOn.
w. +. HAYNES, Register,
Mar. S-Apr. 5-5t.
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Mrs. Josephine Preston Of Walla
Walla is an active aspirant for the Of
flee OF superintendent of public in
structiOn and il the Office is to go to
4 wOman--and why should it not con-
sidering that women are now quail
fled electOrs?-there is no lady edu-
cater in the state better fitted for the
position than Mrs. Preston. She is
endorsed by some of the leading edu-
Gators of the state, she has the eXper-
fence and ability to fill the position
ana ii elected would give good ac-
count of her stewardship. If women
are to vote they are entitled to some
of the honOrs and emolLments of pdb-
lie office, and there is no office where
she will shine to a better advantage
than as superintendent of public in.
StructiOn
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-03-08

Col. Roosevelt admits that he made
the statement to many persons that
he would not be candidate for presi-
dent in 1912 but had not declared that
he would not accept The nomination
if it were rendered to him. This is a
distinction without a difference and
an explanation that will hardly salts
fly the majority of people that the re-
ceptive colonel has not been anxious
ever since his return from the Afri-
can trip that the domination would b.
forced upon him He has been Gag
erly hoping that what has taken place
would come about One would expect
such an explanation" from child
but not from Theodore Roosevelt, that
is the Theodore Roosevelt OF a few
wears ago
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Next to a noted prize fighter VIM.
j. Bryan is the best drawing card in
the country. And it may be his mill
tant attitude in politics that accounts
for his being such an attraction. VIM.
J. has just made speaking tour of
the state. and wherever and whenever
he appeared in public he met with the
most royal welcome. His popularity
with the masses has never wained
since the cross of gold and crown of
thorns episode and it would be no sur
prise II he again led the democratic
hosts to defeat next November
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BARGAINS.
PLANTING TIME.

Will soon be here.
Get tract in East Oroville Or.
chards and plant it to fruit trees.
You can raise all kinds of vege
tables between the rows.
You can make this your home anC
thus reside in easy distance of tho
town and school. The increase il
value on the land will equal or eX-
coed ordinary interest A better in
vestment is hard to find.
THE OSOYOOS COMPANY,
Sales Agents.
l.. L. Work, President.
Feb. 23-tf.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-03-08
Serial No Os593.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Tp anS nm OF the Interior, United statas
isn m1 Omaee. az Waterviile, Washinetoo1n
Notice Is hereby given that p,o
inxSo1 ONCE address is Anelin Wssh
S Soe os s%Cr1 70 stats%eat and
VIVA NWA. section n T pSS7Tchase the
-: w: , NJ: and the timber thereon ND, ~; 20
and Sces Of the act Of is7s
Der and st ons iay known as the '"TimI,'
mns Snr De iixed by appraisment and 1u tha as
pursuant to such application. the i Ianti