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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

titled court hes assA upoa 10 e'elosh
In the forsnoon Of March .. 1913. q
the time. and The eouny souss rsou
In the court house Of klamath eeun.
|y, Oregon. IL the city Of klamath
| Falls In said county. ~ the place
whom and where any psrscn nay pre-
| cnt any objection or ssrspeioa 70 any.
thing therein containsd. o. 70 aay.
thing done By me ~ Administrator.
aud al the sams time and plaes The
said eour, Will aaaliy settle the said
sccounI
This actics is published pSrsuaat
TO order ct the above entitled eoust
made January 20. ieiS. and The erst
publication 10 made on January %.
1919.
A. KINNEY.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Ada
l.. Kinney. Deceased.
IKuYKENDAI.L q rEROuuON.
Attorneys fos the Adminislsaler.
i.ss-s-S7r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
berry TO ENTER
HIS plea Later
AsRs uN1n 1oo1oanoW. AND a.
nAsonlnxR OoxzugunD-anR
1zunD uxnsUzsmvR VA voa
DunR = Auolzn

yask Dsssy. ~ ysst KlAnaaA ~
iA1Sses1 ~ ~ gFan1 juSy. an1 ar.
reste1 WEDNESDAY, ~ oAsslR Low -
eAar0s q gambling. vin satse Ais
Whsa M asSaloAnent vas ealle1
tAis nosAins. ~ steesusv. Heeass -.
Manning. rsaueDtoa ARCHER oay's
tine bseosU mailing . plsa- TAb vas
9raatsl ~ Circuit Ju1os Dsssea.
n vas nals knovn lase nigkt that
90 oe he yeAA Doe true bllh ~
turAs1 by he gran1 jusy 0atnrlay
indiets Bert =. AAoslin. AAsslin b
~ the county IAN
He = charged with assault With n
tsat - I'm. ne treabls sssulling h
HI assost oeeurss1 peesnbee SetA q
= rea1 sanp nsas lfsesill. VIA As
~ '~rsg" lGsCuIlsa sasaesl h a
asounsak During ~ 1sbass AAss.
N. Il = sAasUs1. stsusk lGsClllea
several tinss - ~ hsaA viaA .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

l'uhllcastsa os suaoeos
|in the Circuit Court In and Tor the
County Of Klamath and State oi
Oregon.
George y. Turner. Plaintiff.
~
Niaa Nas Turner. Dsfsadant.
II The Name Of the state Of Oregon.
- Nina Mao Turner. Defendant.
0roesing:
You ere hereby required 70 - aad
ppoaf ,anl 70 ansves q the eeaDlaAns
oIo1 kesel1 agAiast you - the abevs
satitled suit on or before March 9Th.
4. y. 1918. that being the last dsy
within vhich you are allowed 70
answer. etc.. herein - axsd By the
order Of the court for publication Of
summons hsrsln; end u you. the said
Nina Mae Turner. defendant. tail to
b and appear and answer. etc.. said
complaint, the plaintiR viii apply 70
said court for the relief prayed for in
his said complaint. to-vit:
THAT the bonds Of matrimosy
between the plaintiR sad defendant
b dissolved:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

lin the Circuit Court oe the state Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
Mary l.. Morse. Piainti9.
70.
John r. More. Dsssadaat.
To John y. Morse. the Abovs.Nausd
Defendant:
In the Name Of the STATE Of 0sseoa:
yes are hereby sannoasd 70 ~
Ipsar and answss the compliant SLED In
the above satitisd suil within sis
weeks after the arss publication oe
,his SUMMONS Ia the klamath Rspsb.
licsn nsvspapss: and yos viil take
notice that u you fall 10 appear aad
answer OF plead within said slne. The
p,siasi6. for vaat thereof. viii Apply
to the above satislsd court for the -.
lief demanded ia the compiaint aIsd
In said suit. to-wis.; ror . decree os
this court forever dissoivias the boads
Of matrimony sxistins belvesa the
piainsi6 and tho defendant. ssd for
such other and further relief - 10
tho court may seen asss.
This summons is pubilshsd psrsu.
ant 10 the order Of the shove sasitisd
court made on the 18th day Of rsb-
rusry. A. d. 1919. saa the asss publ.
cation thereof b made h the Klamath
Rspublieaa nswspapss 90 February
~. 1919.
KuYkENbALl. 3 YER0uuON.
Attorneys fos PiaiasiR.
ls-3o-97.e.iS-So-Sf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
i-so.s.sr =
Csasion

CIsatloa
tho County Court Of the state ol
Oregon. for klamath County.
n tho Matter Of the Estate Of ssseo
l.. Wood. Dscsassd.
To Elias l.. Wood. Heir OF Sssco L.
Wood. Deceased; aud 10 oil 9TH
era unknown. II such there BEL
Il appearing to the satisfaetica Of
this court from the verified pssiuol
Of Nellie Wall. administratrix Of The
estate Of ssscc l.. Wood. deceased. oa
als herein. that Il would b for The
advantage. benefit and best interests
OF the estate and those interested thai
q portion Of the real property Of said
estate b. sold.
Il 10 therefore ordered that aii rss
sous Interested II the estate Of the
said sssco L. Wood. dscsassd. appear
at the county court room. n ths
Klamath eounty court house. IN the
city Of Klamath Tails. Oregon. besors
this court. on the nrst day Of March.
A. d. 1919. At the hour OF 10 o'eioeA
In the forenoon Of said day. and thsn
and there show cause. n any sxist.
Why IN order Of sale should not b.
made BY this court - prayed for In
aid petition.
The real property bslonsins TO the
estate and which 10 pstitionsd 10 b.
cold II described - follows. to-vis'
The EM Of the swx asd the
WI Of the Sen OF sscsioa -. 10
Township IS. south Of Range is.
east Of the Willamette Meridian. h
klamath county. Oregon.
Il II further ordered. That . COPY Of
this order b published for not lsss
than four weeks in the weekly edition
of the klamath Republican. . nsvspa-
per pubiishsd within said county.
Dated this 33d day oe January.
4. ID. 1919.
WIZ. Q. wORDEN.
County Juase.
kUYKENDAl.L q vBR0UeON,
Attorneys for Administratrix
i-so.3-S7P
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

Nos1co
once Of the Treasurer Of Klamath
County. February ~. 1919
Notice b hereby given that there
are funds In the county treasury fos
the redemption OF all general fund
warrants protested prior to and In
Guiding May .. 1910.
Interest will cease from this date.
February ~. 1919.
CLAUDE n. DA00ETT,
County Treasurer.
4 3-l3r 3t-hi3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
HAS NO LICENSE
GIVEN TEN DAYS
NEw DEPUTY 0AME WARDEN
MAkrs ARREsr At MERaILl~-
CLYDE LONG II TN. DEFEND
ANT rnIs rlME

Charged with hunting without .
llcsnse. Clyde Long OF Merrill has
been arrested BY Deputy Game War
dsa Tom O. Wilson. Last nigh, no
pleaded guilty before Justice Of the
Peace y. W. Gowen. and was ssn-
tsacsd to serve ten days In the eoun.
y Jail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
|MleaN uIm 1
w llnl& Wn
L0oo o. 9D0R2n4Y n luxlC0
OxY AIOuD WA 9U1AL A..
l1psR esaese.ess. AcoonDuo


Unite1 pross oogv1oo
WARRINGTON. p. O.. -. 3e.-
Ihe Govesnnsat Duse s1judieats
|elains fee 1anaess against IL Msz-
leaa rsoublis na1e ~ Anssieans for
1ests1stioa - peopssty. TAsss elains
vfl1 feaeA fre0 eSe.eee.oee - e7s.-
eee.eee arssnl lssEise clv aieas. u
~ $1,000.
Anssieaa Anbasualss wilssa +
aahtag q invoselontjsa q tAs slaims.
H aays that nany he0eB q Ansss-
eono voro vaotealy vreeke1 -
leete1 ~ opa1loa -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

---.s--s
In the County Court Of the STATE ol
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ada l.
Kinney. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I have
disd my nnai account and report q
administrator Of the estate Of AAa l..
Kinney. deceased. and the above @.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

Justice Of the Peace 0owsn today
dismissed the charge Of abscondins
debtor against r. J. Haynor. when u
was shown that HAynor was unable
TO pay the account. He was arrested
at Midland last night b. Constable
william 0aow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
VISITS SCHOOLS
NEAR MERRILL
Dur1nGg1nNpu1gF Pnz1nooN
oAl.znD Al I'm MOUNT I.Al1
sunocI.-A1 l1nnnusx scnooL
~ Ayz1n,sooH

County 0sAssl oapsehtsalsat
|rrsA Psssrssn = vsitias ~ asrsill
school tn afssrassa.
Yesterday hs vhiesd ~ NJ Laki
school. tn. puplls ef TN district
are mailing great a1vanesnent un1er
ths iastruetioa q Miss yessls AsA1y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

RA Ga D1sAeO = es1ay slrsalae
~ : pse11ioa vAieA nFUoe ~ 60
1l1aev ~ ~ e0ss & units1 ooaesl
oassAal 4 nnnboe g s1gAatare1
have ~ sos1rs1, ~ Mr. DisAog
~ 49, g reeeaviAg ~ plun.
~ peeit1eas vAleA y a11rsess1 =
oeaater narsy lAnA = slgns1 Arsi
" =. oavS1oe = ~ oavi1os Drss.
Lanbee eo0Dany. - eel1svtng ~
poas ~ nAmeD 6 ~ ~ eoaney
s0eesa se0s dsasHae - seas ~
DuboDonaa
~ ~ ~ saQse1ea ~. DbAsD
~ eassos1 juseiss e psass = tAe
odsosA 1iseslse. ut - - dats ~
~ e1All1e1. re1Ay - seats1 Tat
- ~ - bsalsvs tAat - vsal1 ~
eeaos y - -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
MURDER MYSTERY
SPOILED BY DOG
DOxEs RnsuuElNG IN ARRnsr
AND TRIAL o. RUDon v0R
MURDER Ann aAID 10 N
gnosa DEAD oAxlxn

OAKLAND. rsb. se.-lt was n
ported TO ne sraad jury here teday
that the suppossd human bose,
around which rsvolvsd the trial ei
Charles Rsdss o. . charge Of nur.
dsring Helen Johssea at sunol. near
here. = in reality mon ths remains
Of DEG o. soyot& ne seas waa
snsartAsd nsas tAs sesns oe he a.
lsgsd crime. otsps are bslns takss
% rslsass Rudss.
The story oi NrA Msry AAdsrsoa.
eoansetiAs Rudss with the crime. b
disetsditsd by Ne jury.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

WAo1lQoNp0d. b. q. ~. 80
ooogoeasy - ~ loayy neyss te1ay
eenoo1 ~ ~ 11ss1ssn slesaltsn
49, nneA beeteR. p1GD1te III, ~
lee1nses. - Dn1easy - nsval ~
ennoeas IN - eeatinus1 ~ ths
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20


HMxDco orr. ~. ses-Doas 4
poOa1as M ~ pseUaA - fFsa aIl
~ g ~ soouh11s ssns t11iAOB q
~ = ~ soensa e ~ nseAe1s 49,
- reesssle D. unsls = ~ pessna
heeo.
~ psoltasal sanpaisA y naks
Do peu1o1o1t vl11 oeoa - seareo1.
- IN Dsooahlv - uns0Usss1 ~
ponn1>o ~ lsnaal1ns - ssssu-
~ = lln1aA N ~ = unsse-
ou1se selGD = ~ ~. - ss1se
- ~ eomOooooov Gn1eBovo1. Dug1-
- = Uoouallv eo1nn11o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

|PuR II PnF n Den m
(Ceasisued mon Plss ~
besA 90 e tAese Who blttseiy %
possA tAs aeving ef tAs eeust Aouse
70 tAs Het opriAss aAditiea. bst a1
eeavines1 aow hat 10 seol saA eeas
q . further eostinuation ee this var.
Lss - have psass."
one plan whieA vas suggested. bul
which. Il We stated. b not practical.
b tAst every bit Of available money
derived from taxn this year b used
for he payins oR Of the county debt,
and that the work % the new eoust
house - delayed until nsxt year. Bs.
cause Of the advanced stage Of the
work % the asw court house. this
plan dld not Nest with the favor
which Il was sxpeeseA.
The lnsinuatiea of The nosning
Asvspspsr today that a. h faves
Of tearing dovs' he nsv eoust houss
and that ! an attsnpting % vstasd
publis inprovsnsat work b Klamath
Ieoanty b sbsolutsly untrue"
TAb vas he pesitivs deelasatioa Of
County coanissaease JoAa Hassl-
Istsln this nesnlne.
n peotsstsl against tAs issuaass
u vasraats eoe Tie Dayrell to- work
|oa ~ nsw eourt heuss fFo9 January
|3S % u February O." ssafinueA ~.
l1oo1111n1n. - - - Sou1ooos tnos
tAs weather was favosabls feg carry.
~ - steel vork. anA there vas .
Qusstton n ~ MAD = 70 the lsgal-
Ity oe tAs bsilding q . shsl. vAisA I
ha1 un1ssstood was 70 hsve cone I'M
Ger . eeatsaet - - IT later On. l
had asked the district attorney for
legal advice On this matter, but ala
not receive Il sntil after had en-
tered ny protest.
The last court house payroll vas
presented 70 the county court Wed
nssday. I had considered ths matter
carefully. aad by Judss Dsnson's ~.
vice ] signed r."
"Yos nv STATE positively that I
have not authorised any psssoa %
use ~ nane - . elub 70 inAusnes
astioa ee sny ethsr mentor Of
tie eoanty seurt."
~. Hagelstsln's statement eans h
0x21onof1Qa Of the io1levtng a01avlt:
( .. ~ ull1l oe Nsssill. Ore
eea. hereby unlsr 6stA lsposs and
make a01avik - fellevu:
That about e:lg o'cloek .. =. o.
Saturday. February sth. 1913, vhils
u the o0ee Of The Hotel Han, Of
klamath vails. orsgon. I va called
Int ths oGles Of NJ. Alsz Martin,
presidsnt Of Tie nrst National baak Of
klanatA valls. hi e0ss bsiag sA1s-
'ent 70 anA adjoining he said once |
= ths Hetsl Hail. aal thsG ! went !
'nte NJ. Martins o1les II III request. \
That aftse ! ha1 satssel aail emcs n
An1 ~ door hal bsea eIosel. NJ. \
nsrtin ~ thss aal thsrs naks he \
'ea'evias rsnasks Or stalsants 70
-:
'This thins has seas IN ssoash. H
Eea'vs sot - stop thst eourt -heuss. \
Eos 80 - u HaGslstsln vill ~ I|
vlth you. Hen sotos I protese ajl
~ NV 1ovn the list if ~ 0ea't I'll
- benksuDt the vholo Hossill fAn- \
y. but ] wouldnt % 4 is 700 tees
- eesrt houss down. II yeu VIM H
. thls. vill hell you imnuns isen |
verythiAs."
That ] replied. "yeu caa banksupG
? ~ risht," sad did not nake aay
asehes rsply . hin sbest ~ eourt !.
That ] innellately ~ 81 C.
- pseeeele1 u ~ reono q ~
'unty eosSt. ~ b aoout q hoas
- half ! slons1 ~ Vassoat with /
punty yulee Wllllan 3, WoP1ea Tor
y vaoee wing leboeeeo q ~ new /
~ heaso ~ - yeoeuagy Z. 1913, 4
Aiea ooQpleGl6oes HaGolstols ~.
~ = - ~ asoinet vhieh hs
ltogo1 q o1G1o1 ogctoCG
q. 0IYY HUnRmx.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

Coansy CoaFs Adjoarus
TAe county court adjourned tAis
Isftssneoa adjournsd the January
tern Of court. The Judge and CON-
|laissioasrs will convene again March
eth. the date Of the commsncsusn Of
Ithe March term.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
m 7 On IT ml1I


sl1sA - neleAse q ~ priseasrs
esul1 . - vega Ora
~ onnl1y esass tAat l1aAsse vnl
- ~ y leaeh. oeaeeA l1sdefo -
nan1o1 v1ne ~ leeainnsnt neant.
~ Inseas1nnb EsOly was - ~ e.
~ ~ - ssUl1 - Kan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

and the greater poy ssI II
u gives to both wor ga ~
alton greatly dspsp J ~ II
health OF your | lean: n
that. ~s nrmJ y svs. : Il
best Insured By ~ ~ =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03

grand duchess is still betrothed to her
cousin. Grand Duke Dimitri Pavlo-
witch. the next heir to Russias throne
after Ae czarevitch. as Grand Duke
Michael is in disgrace and exile.
Though the ear was never anxious
for the Roumanian alliance, force of
circumstances fayOrs it. Prince Charles
was never a favorite at the court. His
manners are deemed bad, and his edu-
cation leaves much to be desired. BY
his mother, Crown Princess Marie he
is little nephew Of the car, and.
strange to say. the czarina refused to
marry his father. Her aversion alone
would be enough to break off negotia-
tons, let alone that of Grand Duchess
Olga. who still vows to marry Dimitri
Pavlovitch at all COSTS
In Bucharest the match is prayed
for, as it would be one of the royal
catches of history if the cars eldest
daughter, who is both comely and in
telioent. should stoOp to marry so
small prince.
Grand Duchess Olga. though not
quite eighteen. is developing into
very handsome woman. She cuts
particularly dashing figure in the uni
form of her f'ther's hussars, of which
she is the colonel. She is getting at
tentions from her third sutton. Prince
Boris Of Bulgaria was the first, though
even the car ceases to talk of that
now. Dimitri Pavlovitch came next,
and Prince Charles is the latest.
Although Prince Charles is lieuten-
ant in the Roumanian army and has
commission in Russian regiment, he
is neither smart nor welcomed in So
ciety here or elsewhere. He might
have been well received had his moth
er been permitted to have him educat-
ed in England.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
Style Novelties.

A new folding umbrella for men slips
into its handle and can be placed in
suit case or grip.
Individual lemon squeezers for sliced
lemon served with iced tea, fish ETC..
are among the novelties. They are
fashioned on lines similar to the full
sized regular squeezers.
The new lorgnette and short watch
chains are made of long. slender silver
bars most artisticaily enameled with
gun metal. The gun metal makes very
effective enamel Two substantial links
connect the bars in the intersecting por-
tions
Radiumized watches have radium
spots at each hour and radiumized
hands. SO that the time can be seen in
the dark. Little leather stand cases
come to put these in at night so that
they can be placed on dresser or table
near the bed They are intended for
travellers.
The newest hand bag smelling salts
bottles have pretty enameed tops. and
their salts are scented according to
their colorings-violet hued. violet odOr;
green hued. mignonette; canary hued
oriental and rose hued, rose odor. The
bottles are slender and graceful in
shape and very inexpensive.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
City Notices
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
tn" superior court of Thurston countv
81; L. Of Washington. has rendered.
Jri nont for special assessment on
IrOrvrtN benefited by the following i'm
prov ln' MT, to-Wit:
The condemnation of n strip of land
forty tiO) feet wide running east ANA
west between jefferson and t'horr,,
streets and between the tract of lana
commonly known as the Barry tIort
ana lots l. >, 3, and I. Parkers addiS
ton on the south ana lot of Hills
subdivision and lots 9, 10, H. - "a
ana IA, block 1, Pattison's subdivision
OF swans addition to the City of Olvu
pa on the north for public use as n
street as will more fully appear from
the certified copy of the Assessment
ron herein filed in my office, and that
the undersigned is authorized to col
rect such assessments. All persons in
terested are hereby notified to call and
pay the amount assessed at nv Office
in the city clerks office in the civ
building within 60 days from the date
hereof. t0
Dated this 25th day of September.
A. l.. 1913. -
W. IT, BRACKETT
Treasurer of the City of Olvmpia
Published Sept. 20. Oct 3 and 10
1913. w.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
SKELETON EMBROIDERY.
A Popular Variety For the Decoration
Of Linen and Juvenile Garments.

A dainty decoration for children's gar
ments is skeleton embroidery, spec
linen of which is illustrated here. 1t
is development of shadow work and
has the advantage of being easy to do
Those who have not the time and pa
tience to execute solid embroidery
will find this satisfactory substitute
1t may be used for napery as well as
for garments.
Any kind of linen material answers
for the backgrounds; the finer the tex
ture the finer will be the threads re-
quired. Silk or linen thread is used In
cOlors or black or white.
The design is traced on the material
and the outline gone over in running"
stitch. using small. even stitches.
Then the needle is passed through the
stitches at opposite sides of leaf or
petal. starting at the end of the leaf
and working to the top. The thread is
then run in and out through the cross
ing stitches back to the beginning to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
ROSE SPRAY IN SKELETON EMBROIDERY.

ROSE SPRAY IN SKELETON EMBROIDERY.
represent the midrib. as shown in the
Illustration. The centerS of flowers
can be filed in with French knots or
in satin stitch if liked. The stems
where narrow are done in ordinary
stem stitch. but if broad they are work
Ell as the leaflets.
A design for a tea coy may be work.
ed on linen with silk in two shades
Of green for the leaves and stems, the
flower in pink and the ribbon in
mauye. The centers are filed in with
brown in light shade for the French
kLotS. Shading is not necessary, and
the outlines are done in whatever
thread is used for the embroidery.
1t is well to practice on small
piece before attempting a larger. as
any necessity for unpicking the work
may mar its beauty.
Other lace stitches are adaptable to
this work. The outlines may be work
ed in black to emphasize the design
or in color when the rest of the de-
sign is carried out in white.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03

man Of high type and a financier Of
wide experience.
1t is thought that he has come on
the same sort Of mission as John Lind
undertook in Mexico City.
Mr.. Zamacona has not been actively
affiliated with either side during the
revolution. While he held high offices
under the old Diaz government. he con-
tinued to act as financial agent at Lon
don under the Madero government
Since giving up his London post he has
lived quietly upon his haciendas in the
states of Tlaxcala and Puebla and has
taken no part whatsoever in politics.
The announcement of his coming
aroused much speculation in Latin
American circles. not the least inter-
esting feature of this being the sugges-
ton that Mr.. Zamacona may loom up
as a presidential possibility.
This suggestion is based largely upon
the character Of the man and upon the
theory that there can be no peace In
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03

Mexico until man of his type is plac-
ed at the head Of the government.
The only objection cited against him
is that he has lived SO long abroad that
he is regarded in Mexico as more for
eign than Mexican. But this. it is as
serted by those having intimate knowl-
edge Of conditions in Mexico, would
be more Of an argument in his favor
than an objection against him. since it
leaves him one Of the few men Of presi-
dental. size upon whom 1t Is possible
for leaders of all factions to agree.
Senior ZamacOna Is one of the best
known financiers and diplomatists in
Mexico. He was the first manager of
the rediscount bank at Mexico City
and later went to London as the gen.
eral European financial agent of Mex
leo.
He was secretary and member Of the
board of directors Of the Mexican Cen
trail railway and member Of the
board of directors of the National rail-
ways of Mexico. He succeeded Fran
cisco Leon de la Barra as ambassador
to the United States on March %, 1911.
when Senior de Ia Barra returned to
Mexico City to become minister for
foreign affairs in the last Diaz cabinet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
me superior court of Thurston county
State OF washington, has rendered
Judgment for special assessment on
property benefited by the following
Improvement, to-Wit:
me condemnation of a strip of land
SIXTY tSo) feet wide running east and
west through block 60, Swans addition
ana between Eastside and Boundary
streets for public use as "A street as
VIII more fuily appear from the certi-
ned copy Of the assessment roll herein
hled in my office. and that the under
signed is authorized to collect such as
SeSsmentS. All persons Interested are
hereby notified to call and pay the
amount assessed at my office in the
city clerk Office in the city building
within 60 days from the date hereof
Dated this 25th day of Septembar
A. ID. 1913. g.
w IT. BRACKETT
treasurer of the City of Olympia
Published Sept. &c, Oct and 10.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
Zamacola Looms
U) as Presidential
Possibility Mexico
% ENOR DON MANUEL IAMA-

- ENOR DON MANUEL IAMA-
~ CoNA y iNCLAN. who is in
- this country on a special mis-
sion from President iIucrta Of
Mexico, is one of che most Interesting
ANA dominant figures in that country
Although he has long been in public
life in Mexico, liltl" is known OF him
hy the majority of American people
He is well known and liked, however,
in diplomatic circles.
The fact that General lIucrta should
have selected as his agent Il man of
Mr.. Zamacona's standing has made a
good impression upon Washington Of
ticinls. During the short period of his
service as ambassador to the United
States Mr. Iamacona was highly
thought of by all who came in contact
with him.
He is not a politician. although he
has held Il number of important official
posts. He is essentially business
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-10-03
Sawdust For CLEANING.

Dampen "a pail of sawdust with kero-
day or two that the sawdust may abb
sorb the oil.
Sprinkle the porch with this and
sweep carefully.
Every particle of dust will thus be
absorbed and the floor be left bright
and clean
1t is also useful in cellars and fur
mace rooms. as no dust rises where it
LIS used