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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

draws Things upward and Wh'r'iug that
tears things 90 bits. I'm frequent instances r.
ina, been known tD drive strtW- through half
inch blanks. "a performance suggesting a
velocity a. lcas, equal % that of q rifle bull
lct The funnel cloud usually carries with
IL great quantities Of mud, sand, and sinai!
pebbles. which arc driven into the flesh oi
the human beings II comes across, causing
sore, that are difficult 'o heal. ], W.l twist
iron girlcrs and railroad rails Ike cork
screws: n will tear oak trees three feet IN
diameter into splinter, hardy bigger than
matches; j, will drink up the water 81 all
the ponds and streams n passes over, lcdF-
ing them dry; II sill pal. house ,AyagcIy
o. pieces, but leave one room untouched;
and IL will melt 10 mere Jumps OF metal ,uch
thing- as corset stccl-, watches, pcnknNeS,
buuDhc- 81 keys. coins, and other substances
that happen 10 be on the persons Of men
and women SD unfortunate as % be IN ITS
way.
One Of the mos, ordinary performances Of
torualocs is 70 suck Ill the water ont 81
well, and cistcrn,. In one instance two
buckets Of milk, hanging AZ q depth OF t"en-
ty-.iyc feet I'm q well. were pulled up and car
r.cl away, never % be heard from again.
So far ass the records 60, there has been only
one case where human power was sucocss-
fully opposed to that Of the twistcr. This
W., the incident Of 81 fat old lady at Sher-
man. Texas, in 1896 who, when She heard
the tornado coming. FASTENED 70 shut the
front door, placing her weight firmly against
it. The monster tried in vain 10 open It;
then whircl round 20 the back door, giving
il q shake; but had not time 70 stop. and
passed on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23
WHO HAS THE BISCUIT NOW

sometimes without the knowledge, Of the
bound one. ~ with the independent icml-
nine. the modern man doesn't know what
all, him: but he has a bad case OF /dl for
days and ways possibly attainablc in the
future, certainly not IN the present. lie
may think that ne desires absolute tree
dom. amorous and otherwise; but at heart
he doesn't UnWittngly he ycams hui
maui'y's real needs being as uualter3hlc as
humanitys tluyics are fluid for the firm
and faithful love of but one good woman,
the restraining il not guiding touch Of her
tender heart and hand.
There are. moreover. saddcr social sloughS
than have been suggested. Many man Is
married for money. not a few for alImony.
There are women as mcn-uSlng married
life merely as "a cloak or ladder, 10 be dis
cardcd rs soon as the weather improves or
the desired station IS approached. There
are women who will not keep house. who do
not desire children who demand devotion
and return coldncss, who, giving nothing
expect and take all. There are even women
God help them. who force from the III
vorccd husband the monetary allowance
that means irresponsible luxury, financial
support. without their being trammclcd by
any return payment or duties whatsoever
or at all.
No. decidedly. the modern man cannot
claim the biscuit. His star part, at the mo-
mcnt. would seem to bc the providing OF the
biscuit plate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

seldom "a home to live M. The domestic
problem" and other uutowarl conditions
have rendered housekeeping difficult. and
the average American family rents the iam-
rs mansion M winter and spends the summer
I'm Europe. the mountains, or M the seaside,
the patient source of financial supple usual
Is continuing to grind steadily away IN the
city office
He has q wife. but only IN rare instances
"a companion. The woman striving hard to
keep the world going or attain the highest
degree Of "artistlc perfection or individual
finish cannot be- expected 10 meet ON sym
pathetic plane the mere man. too utterly
absorbed in practical commerce 10 dream
Of intellectual expression or study "Cul-
turc.' There Is. moreover, certain clc-
mcnt Of uncertainty about modern marital
existence. No man or woman, leaving home
IN the morning, knows what the day may
bring forth IN the way OF marital or di-
yorcc surprises Even when no actual DIS
astcr happens, for the soothing and sustain
Ing bread OF home rest and recreation the
NJ. NJ. is too frequently offered but cold
If gllttcring Society stone. And nobody
mcnds his socks.
The modern man has title, still, as head
Of the family; but the title rs with other
titles. isabout al that is left him. Absorbed
in his work. mother rules the children II
there are any Dad" "Pops, "lour
father. "thc governor, is too often regarded
but as bank. gold mine, the court OF last
and mutually disagrccabc resort when
maternal methods and discipline prove IN
adequate. When there are no children, the
wife settles all home and personal questions
as a matter Of course
He has love, of the best kind and quality,
this modern man; but he doesn't know how
to enjoy II. The great world lures him carly,
and ne slips from his mothers arms while
still little more than an infant. He marrics
a woman, gives her most of his money, loves
her IN hurried, inartlculatc fashion, tolls
like "a galley slave 10 provide her with lux
urics, II not always necessities; but -iorgctS
that love feeds upon love, and that no
amount Of bread and cheese, nay, not even
lobster salad and icccrcam with orchestral
accompaniment and diamond decoration,
will make up 10 a true woman for kisses.
The coming Of every child il there be chill
drcn means increased business. So that
too often the daughters marry, the SONS are
set up IN business, quite unacqualntcd with
their father. Sometimes the greatest thing
in the world becomes such dead letter to
the NJ. M.-poor fcIlowl-that he literally
has not the slightest conception of even what
"lovc" means
The NJ NJ. is endowed with wide per-
sonal liberty, which too often. alas. he
spells license. but it isn't liberty he's
wanting: its the soft and sillcn woman
atbar tbat IiuIc with tho fall consent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

A WAY out Of the difficulty; God know
ETH Most surely the writer does not;
though she has faith to believe that way
will be found somehow. The indicated con
ditons, like the negro dishonesty and I'M
morality that bear witness 10 long years OF
unjust repression. represent but the incvlta-
bile reaction from the uncountcd years when
the Equality" of men and women wasa thing
quite undrcamcd of: when women literally
were kept in bondage, even though the
cage was gildcd the bars formed Of alice
tomato masculine arms; when women and
the good times" over which many Of us
now seem lghtheadcd were never even con
sidcrcd together The pendulum will swing
back to normal doubtless and duly, men
and women again accept each other, since
neither sex really is at fault, with new and
wider comprehension, as necessary, equally
important halves OF a wonderful whole.
They may even agree upon the baking OF
new biscuit, or, failing this, decide to reject
the spoiled crust of the old one, sharing the
unspoilcd heart together But, meanwhile,
since amcioration schemes have proved
neither numerous nor effective, these ques-
tons remain poignantly inciSlve and per-
picking:
Why did we think it advisable to lick the
biscuit?
And who has the biscuit now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
ORDER

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
State Of Washington. torj chshAlis
County.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of Charles Seastrand, dSc6aseA.
1t appearing to the court that ~
Administrative herein has died WITH
the Clerk Of this. Court, her eombln.
ed final report and petition for dls.
tribution, and has asked for q her.
ing upon the same. .-.-.
NOW, THEREFORE,, Il 10 by ~
court ordered that February 1StA.
1913, at the coming In OF tho court,
Is the time fixed, and the Courthouse
Of the said county At "A NontesAno,
Washington, II tho place. q. Tor tho
hearing Of the said petition aad 1nal
report. Let due notice Of the Ating
Of such Anal report and pet1doa Tor
distribution be published !. IN. so0o
newspaper published, in. tia City ct
Aberdeen, Washington. suoh puhliea-
ton to be at least four ~ weeks
preceding the time fixed ilcr such
hearing. and that . COPY Of 6acA ~
tice be posted In three 90 Of. Ne
most public places In the 0a1d county
for q similar period and . COPY e
this order be published for = liks
period. .s:
Dated this It'll day Of January. 1913.
. -. Judge.
First publication. Jan ., 1918.
Last publication Feb. 6. 1913.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27

of the said. minor, Eloiss TowassoA
in and to the following described
real estate In Chehalis Comfy. Wash
ington, to-wit:
Lot Two (2), Block One ~. Sam
uel Benn's First Addition to the Tovn
now City Of Aberdeen. at private esls
and for cash,
NOW. THEREFORE. the court ~
ing fully advised in the premises. thu
court hereby fixes the - day OF Tsb-
ruary 1913, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
a. m, as the time. and the Court
house in the City Of Montssano. Wash
ington. as the place. when and whore
the petition of said guardian shall
come on to be heard. and all peesons
interested are hereby ordered to show
cause. II any there be. why the peti'
ton Of said guardian should not b
granted.
1t Is further ordered. that . COPY
Of this notice be published for four
successive weeks, in the aberdeen
Herald" a Newspaper In general cir.
culation in Chehalis County, Washing'
ton, prior to the date Of. said hear
ing. --...~
Done in open court this 18th day
of january, 1918.
BEN SHENK9.
judge.
Date of first publication. Jan. -.
1918.
Date of last publication. Feb. II.
1918.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Warrington. for ChsAAlis
County. ... -
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of Charles Seastrand. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that. Aolll0
Seastrand. Administrative of'4he -
tate Of Charles Seastrand, ,dsceaaod.
has filed with the said Court her CON-
bined final report - such adminie9rar
trix and petition for distribution Of ~
OF the real and personal property q
the said estate left In her hands. an
that the Court has llxed ysb. 1StA,
1913, at the coming in OF Court, -
the time, and the Courthouse Of he
said county at MentesAno. WaahiAS.
ton, as the place for the hoGstnG ~
the said petition for distribuaion ana
final report.
All persons interested must, appear
at the said time and placo and pc
sent their objections or Ale heir Oh.
jections on or prior TO tia said date.
with the Clerk Of the. saia Court.
MOLLIE SEA6TRAND.
Administrative estate Charles ooap
strand, deceased. '1s''
First publication Jan. Q. 1913.
Last publication Feb. 6. 1918.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
NEW CASES

Anna Kizer vs. Sam Waino; dam
ages. Conway & Snider for plain
tiff. Dan Pearsall for defendant.
Eva Schelle vs. VIM Schelle; d.
vorce. Morgan & Brewer for plain
tiff.
F.. J. Robinson vs. ]. L. Richards ct
ux: debt. E. S. Alvey for plaintiff.
A. r. Williams VS. Northern Paci-
fic Ry. Co.; personal injuries and DAM
ages. Boner & Boner for plaintiff.
J. H. Benedict VS. T. w. Kretz ct
al; promissory note. Morgan & Brew
er for plaintiff.
8. Waino vs Bessie Jacobsen ct
vir; abstract from J. p. court. Dan
Pearsall for plaintiff.
J. M. Lewis ct al VS. Chas. Heise;
abstract from J. p. court. Taggart
& Phillips for plaintiff.
Ella Amsbary vs. G. H. Ry & Light
Co. Bridges & Bruener for defend
ant.
J. G. oKch vs. G. A. Mcdonald ct
al; promissory note. e. S. Alvey for
plaintiff.
Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. vs. F..
H. Palmer ct ux; debt and attach
ment. e. s. Alvey for plaintiff.
Lille Hall vs. Guy Hall; divorce.
G. d. Abel for plaintiff.
Martha A. Erickson vs. E. r. Erick-
son; divorce. G. D. Abel for plain
tiff.
Montesano National Bank vs. F..
Gleason ct ux; promissory note. L..
B. Bignold for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
interest lot 2, block 1, Benn's

interest lot 2, block 1, Benn's
addition Aberdeen 4,9O(
w E Ferebee ct ux to Robt E
Hudson, lot %, block 16, River
dale addition Hoquiam ...... l2s
Geo C Altman to Eugenia E Hud-
son, lot 1, block rs, Campbells
plat Hoquiam ............... II
J r Cozine ct Tx to l. + Smad-
ing, 10 acres land in swA
swA swA sec 25, twp IS. g.. 10'
Ellis Chicos ct uX to Geo Walsh,
lot II, block IS, Frances addi-
ton Aberdeen .121'
l. P Dudley ct ux to l. G Isaac
son, lot 9, block 4S, Weather
erwax & Benn's Second addi-
ton Aberdeen ................ IL
Reuel Minis ct uX to Mary G
Smith, quit claim deed sw "a
feet of ne 70 feet of lots 16 II
IS 10 and 20, block As, town of
Cosmopolis .......... ........
S X Bowes ct uX to | H Bower,
quit claim deed lots and 6,
block 2, WeatherwaX addition
Aberdeen ......... .........
Minnie Swisher ct vir to J T
Birchell, lot 4, block 6, Byles'
second addition Montesano. 8
Bellamy to Wallace Bellamy,
lot 9, block 2, Park addition Abb
erdeen ............ ........ l
Karr Investment Co to Leila
Morgan, 1927 acres land in lot
2, sec 2. twp II 10 ......... i
Grays Harbor Trustee Co t. Lee
ma G Levi, lot 9 block Karr's
addition Hoquiam ........... 1
Elma Lodge No AZ | o o + to
A e Leroy, lot 5. block 100 Odd
Fellows cemetery ............
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27

Montesano Lumber & Mfg. Co. VS..
Empire Mill Co. Judgment for plain.
tiff.
Central Door & Lumber Co. VS. G
K. Petit ct al. Sale of personal prop
erty confirmed.
In re estate of Ella r. Preston, de.
ceased. Sale of realty rejected.
In re estate of Amasa Fox, deceas-
ed. Decree of distribution signed.
In re estate of Jonas P. Garrison
deceased. Same order.
In re estate of Mary Glenn, deceas
ed. Feb. fixed to hear petition.
In re estate of T. M. Howard, de-
ceased. Same order.
City Of Hoquiam VS. Herman Win
ters, ct al. Continued to Feb. 1.
J. H. Benedict VS. T. w. Kretz ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff for $433. 33
attorney fees and costs.
In re estate of L. A. Abbott, de-
ceased. Reappraisment ordered.
H. l.. Dyer vs. Ada M. Dyer. Di-
vorce granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27

divided. the organization declaring Id
purpose and its ability to carry the
legislature for him and the decent
rank and file denouncing the attempt
to steal senatorship for discredited
politician who dared not run in the
primary.
AS a last effort to save Mr.. Smith
from the humiliation he was deter
mined should overtake him If he per-
sisted Mr. Wilson called on Mr.. Smith
by appointment at his house In New
ark. 1t was in the late afternoon Of
Tuesday. Dec. 6. The governor elect
said he had come to say that, although
he had as yet taken no public stand. 1t
was his intention unless Mr.. Smith
withdrew from the senatorial contest
to announce his opposition to him.
will you be content In having thus
publicly announced your opposition"
asked the aspirant
mo. shall actively oppose you
with every honorable means in my
power" replied the governor elect.
Does that mean that you will en-
ploy the state patronage against me-"
inquired Mr. Smith.
NO" answered Wilson. II should
not regard that as an honorable means.
Resides. that will not be necessary"
The governor elect then laid down
this ultimatum:
Unless hear from you by or before
the last mail delivery on Thursday
night that you abandon this ambition
shall announce my opposition to you
on Friday morning"
The last mail Thursday night brought
no message from Smith. and Mr.. Will
son by telegraph released to the morn.
ing newspapers statement he had
prepared denouncing the Smith candi
dacy.
1t was a bitter fight The governor
did not wait for the assembling Of the
legislature. He appeared before large
audiences In the chief cities and, max
Ing a clear statement Of the case, asked
the people to see to 1t that their repre-
sentatives voted right. Among the leg.
islators there was panic. None Of them
had ever heard Of such thing as this
smiling defiance by a mere novice In
the political field of boss who had
ruled twenty years. Not all Of them
had instant faith in the outcome. Blu.
there never was any doubt about the
result. As Governor Wilson afterward
told the story, he brought no pressure
to bear upon the wavering members of
the legislature. He merely told them
to follow their consciences and tried to
assure them that they would suffer NO
harm II they did so. He said to them:
Do not allow yourselves to be dismayed.
You see where the machine IL intrenched
and It looks like real fortress. 1t looks
as II real men were inside, as II they had
real guns Go and touch It, It Is house
Of cards. Those are imitation generals.
Those are playthings that look like guns.
Go and put your shoulder against the
thing and 1t collapses.
They took heart and put their shout
ders against 1t. and 1t collapsed.
On Jan. % the New Jersey legislature
elected James E. MARITIME to the Unit
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
NOTICE TO. cREDiroNo

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
State Of Washington. for CheAalh
County. 'S'f'
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of w. o. Flynn, Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the IN.
dersigned has been appointed admin.
istrator of the estate OF W. O. Flynn,
deceased, and that all persons hAv.
ing claims against the estate OF said
deceased must present their elaimA
duly verified a. provided BY law. ct
the Office Of said administrators In tie
City of Aberdeen. ChehaAs County.
Washington. within one ~ year ton
the date Of first publication Of thia
notice and that claims against oAla
estate not presented within such year
will be disallowed.
q. R. HNIDD1,
Administrators.
BRIDGES 4 BRUENER,
Attys. for Administrator.
Hayes & Hayes Bank Aldg.
Aberdeen. Wash.
Date Of first publication, January
~, 1918.
Date Of last publication February
II. 1913. 49,. ..-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OIL
PARTNENoklP

Notice is hereby given that The
partnership heretofore existing ~
tween c. H. and A.. H. AAyberry. IN
der the firm name OF Mayberry Bsoo..
has been dissolved By mutual eonr
sent. The business will b coatia-
ued by c. H. Mayberry.. who viii -.
ceive all outstanding. acconnts, an1
pay all bills due from the arm. y
Dated at Aberdeen, Wash.. this 10th
day Of January. 1918.
c. H. MAYBERRY.
A. X. kAYBERRY.
First publication. Jan. Is. 1913.
Last publication, Feb. 10. 1913.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
CONTINUED from last issue)
CHAPTER X.
Out Of Princeton Into Politics.

Out Of Princeton Into Politics.
~ HE state of New Jersey at the
beginning Of the year 1910
was in the case Of many an
yNE2Es other commonwealth in this
Union Of States. 1t was In the grip of
the politicians and the corporations.
and the good people resident within its
borders had about as much voice In the
management of their public affairs as
they had in deciding the weather or de-
termining the phases Of the moon. For
years the state government had been
run by agents IF the interests"
Latterlv It was the Republican or
ganiza lion that had been in power at
Trenton, but the system was really a
bipartisan one The Republican boss
en- had come to be known as the board
Of guardians" in which the public serv-
ice, railroad. insurance and other cor
poration interests were duly represent
ed. The Democratic organization was
the private property Of James Smith.
Jr., a politician who had made his way
tuc OAltCu oCAuSC 0AA VAAo
had retired from that body under crit
icisms connected with certain scandals
incidental to the framing Of the VIII
son tariff. Ex-senator Smith Is pol
ished man of affairs whose business In
terests are identical with those Of his
friends on the Republican board OF
guardians" His chief lieutenant was
James Il. Nugent. typical representa-
tive Of the old style strong arm meth
DDS in politics.
However, the great moral movement
which during the last five years has
been abroad in the land had not left
New Jersey unaware Of its gathering
power. The leaders Of both parties
were forced to heed it. In the Repub-
lican party Everett Colby. George l.
Record and others stirred up dan
gerous enthusiasm among new Idea
Republicans" Somehow, somewhere,
by some one, there was suggested to
Mr.. Smiths organization a plan of
getting aboard the reform wagon and
riding on 1t into power. The fight
against privilege and the champion
ship of democracy in college life cap
tanned bv the president Of Princeton
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-01-27
Real Estate Transfers.

instruments nleO Tor record III u
Office of the Auditor of Chehalis cou
ty for week ending Thursday, ia
%, 1913.
Karr Investment Co to Grays Har-
Dor Trustee Co., lot 9, block Z
Karr's addition Hoquiam 80.
Mike Solkki to E Keitas, "
nwA nwA neA swA sec 8.
twp II, r
Jack Yrjola to Mikki solkki,
quit claim deed WIZ neA swA
sec 10. twp II, IS .........
Mikko Solkki to Jack Yrjola,
quit claim deed eh neA swA
sec 8, twp II, 8 ...........
A D Van Walker ct ux to B H
Pressentin, lot block IL, B &
d addition Byles plat Monte
sano 1900. .'..'.... ........
S w Smith ct ux to Geo Nc
Comb, lots / to "a, block 104;
lots l to "a, block 113: lots l to
"a block 145, First addition Oc-
w M Kennaley to Rosetta Ellis,
lots / to ~, block SO, First ad-
dition Ococta ................
A E Hubert ct ux to Fred HUI
bert lot 9, block 38, Hoquiam
addition Aberdeen ............
Mary Bigelow ct vir to B B Aver
i'll, lots 1, II and IL, block 25
Hoquiam addition Aberdeen. IA
Riverdale Development Co to B
F Halbert, lots II and IS, block
Z. Riverdale addition Hoquiam.
Same to Mrs l. F Halbert, lot
30, block Riverdale addition
H F Wilder to Gwendolyn Wild
addition Aberdeen ...........
Samuel Bonn ct Tx to c S Jack
son, lots Is, 16 % and "a, block
81 Benn's Central addition Alb
erdeen ............ ..........l U
&c Pearson ct ux to N G Wheel
er, tract II and 10, plat J c
Pearson ct ux Central Park.
Leona e Hudson to Frank Lup-
ton, lot 10, block 3, Weather
wax & eBnn's addition Aber-
deem .............. ..........
M Woods ct ux to Grays Har-
Dor Land Co., part of swA sw
n sec "a, twp II, 6 ........
Grays Harbor Land Co to Lars
Grebstad, part of swA swA sec
"a, twp II; r 6 .............. 4
Aberdeen Realty Co to A G Well
ington, lots 16 II and IS, block
~; lots 1 to S, block "a Minis
addition CosmopOlis .........
G H Day ct ux to r l. France.
sls sell sec 4, twp 16. r S 80.
r G TAFT to Oscar Carlson, quit
claim deed lots 5 and 6, GUSTS
subdivision Aberdeen .......
w b Mack ct TX to Edwin Erick-
son, lots 9 and 10. block 62, N
p addition South Aberdeen :.
Fred Halseth ct al to John Hal.
seth, quit claim deed blocks 8
and 10, Redman's 2-acres tracts
John Halseth to Fred Halseth ct
al, quit claim deed blocks IL
and IL, corrected plat Mel
bourne and other land ........
f Hubert ct TX to F H Hubert,
lot 3, block IS, First addition
South Aberdeen ............
J A Lokovitis to Andrew Cotsif-
as " interest certain land in
seA nwA sec 25. twp IS.
Z .................
F f Jones ct ux to Mary Jor-
censor, lots Is and 16, block
63, N p addition South Aber-
deem ................ i
A J West ct Tx to Henry Suutar-
inen, lots II and IS, block 50,
N p addition South Aberdeen.
Sidney M Heath ct al to Geo
Chapman, tract ~. Hoquiam
Gardens ........... .....
Sheriff to West & Slade Groc
cry Co., sheriff . deed to 2-3