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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
100000 BLAZE
IN WAYNESBORO

wAYNESBORO, GA, March 20
Seven stores were swept away early
this morning by fire which was discov-
cred about 2:30 o'clock in the store of
the Williams Union Candy Company.
Three stores on each side of the candy
company's store were complete loss,
while Wimberly & Mills and S. Vein
traub's goods were damaged by water.
The loss will amount to about 100000,
with about $75, 900 insurance. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown. George
Williams. proprietor of the candy store.
barely escaped with his life from the
burning building. He was occupying
the rear of the store as his sleeping
quarters. The fire spread rapidly and
for a while was absolutely uncontrol-
able
The stores burned were: n. P. Thorn
as. general merchandise; NJ. E Hall &
Son, dry goods and notions; C. P. Dan
iels' Sons, dry goods and shoes; Ell
lison Bargerson & Co., dry goods and
shoes; candy store, D. NJ. Humphrey &
Son, grocery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Whole City Given New
Telephone Directories
In Space of Y Hours
Record Established by Employees
in Distributing Books to
All Subscribers.

Officials of the Southern Bell Tel
ephone Company are pleased to-day
over the feat accomplished by the COM
panys employees in distributing TO-
600 new telephone directories in one
day.
The entire Atlanta subscription list
was furnished with the February d.
rectories in twelve hours time. The
city was covered systematically.
Friends of T. r. Gentry were pleased
to note that his name appears on the
new directory as assistant manager of
the company. Other officers named on
the title page are Macon Martin, dis
trict commercial superintendent, and
E. E. Bawsel, division commercial su-
perintendent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
ATLANTA HOPES TO
GET NEXT NATIONAL
EXPLAINING MEET

Atlanta is going to make an effort
to capture the National Conference on
City Planning for 1914. If joint com
mittee of the city council and cham
Der of commerce is sent to Chicago to
attend this years convention.
At a meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the Atlanta Improvement
league, held in the Chamber of Com
merce, at which Mayor Woodward
Alex W. Smith, Thomas Morgan, w
G. Cooper and others were present, a
resolution was adopted asking that the
mayor and city council and the Cham
Der of Commerce appoint a joint conf
mittee to attend the convention in Chi
cago on May 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
FLOWERS and FLORAL DESIGNS
ATLANTA FLORAL co.
Both Phones Number 4. Al Peachtres
At Public
Cutlery

To the highest bidder, in front
Of court house Gold city hall), at
1880 o'clock Tuesday morning,
April l. No. - Wellington street
Battle Hill), an S-room two
story dwelling, in first-class con-
dltion and extra large rooms, on
lot 24Ox400 feet; large barn,
two-room servants house, chicken
houses, garden, fruit, ETC., all
under fence; has city water, sew
er, brick sidewalk and curbing.
An ideal place for subdivision,
dairy, truck or poultry farm.
Also same time and place, one va
can't lot on Gordon street (Bat-
tie Hilp, 300 feet west of Wei
hngton street, and on Westview
car line. This lot is 80 by 202.4
ieet, lies well, covered with fine
oak trees. All street improve
ments. Also same time and place,
20 shares of Folsom Restaurant
70. stock; par value 500 a share.
RALPH o. COCHRAN,
Auctioneer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
SCORES OF GIRLS
pop QUESTION TO
MISSOURI APOLLO"

COLUMBIA, MO-. March 26.-Letters
and kilograms from young women
making offers of marriage are pouring
in on H. L. Shrader. a Kansas City
student at the University of Missouri,
who was recently adjudged the most
nearly perfect man, physically, among
the 1900 students there.
Since the publication in the univer-
sity paper by the athletic directors
that he was, perhaps, the most perfect
man physically in America, his mail
has been heavy almost every day. The
great number of letters are from young
women, and these come not only from
Missouri and Kansas, but from widely
scattered parts of the Southwest.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
TECH BOYS TRAIN
BY GRADING FIELD

Tech boys "toted" $4,000 rocks Of va
rious dimensions from the field being
prepared in the new athletic stadium
at the college. Sounds like the work OF
steam shovel, but in reality it was as
pleasant task as turning up gold mug
gets, and so boys-the baseball squad
instead of the 700 boys in the school are
responsible
Here's how they did It:
When the contractors finished exca
walton, the field that was to be used for
baseball and later for football was lit
| orally covered with rocks, weighing
anywhere from half a pound to three
pounds.
Coach Heisman took an unofficial
survey Of the field and estimated the
number of rocks at about $4,000. With
so young aspirants, all athletes, the
task was easy
IL Rocks Daily For Each Boy.
A part of each boys daily workout on
the field was to make away with twelve
rocks. And 1t made no difference about
the size of the stones; it was mo fair"
to take more than one at a time.
Fifty boys on the baseball squad
made away with 500 rocks each day. In
about 80 working days the field was
cleared.
Cleared of rocks, the field still was
far from being in excellent condition,
particularly the infield, and again the
baseball squad was pressed into serv-
ice.
This time the task was not so pleas
ant, or the boys said 1t was not
First, a "scraper" had to be dragged
around the infield until it was level, and
then came the roller.
Five "Hitched" to Drag.
Five stalwart members of the base
ball squad "hitched" themselves to the
drag" and pulled it around the field ten
times. They worked in relays until
all of the so boys had had a turn Di-
vided into squads Of five, each making
ten circuits, the inield was circled 100
times each afternoon,
Nor was this all.
Finishing the drag, the boys were d.
vided into squads of two to pull the
heavy roller over the course of the
drag. This time each squad had only
to make four circuits.
Finishing this, there was hot work
out on the diamond.
And Manager Cooke said: It's an
easy job-nothing to do till tomorrow"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

JUDGE BRoYLEs AND PETE" court room pet fly snap
pea just as Pete appears when up to the
good morning the insect done every day
' winter months Pete shows signs of old age either
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

COMMISSION FORM PASSES.
DONALDSONVILLE, LA, March 26.-
Commission government passed here by
vote of 151 to So.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Plant a Tree
ArborUitde Stays
Green for All Time

Arborvitae-a species of ever
GREEN'S the finest plant for
lawn and porch decoration.
Grows in an attractive pyramid
shape, and stays green forever.
The Arborvitae plants on sale
are from 2 to 6 feet high, and
priced SOC to So.
N. B.-Now in preparations BIG
ROSE BUSH SALE to be held next
week Look for future announce.
ments of other flower and plant
sales
FLOWERS Main Floor, Right
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
81 & $1.25 Shadow Laces 89c

Shadow aover laces are in great demand, so we pre-
dict short stay for these at 89c; IS to % inches
wide, in the prettiest aover patterns we have
this spring White and ecrU.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
AGED NEWSMAN ASKS
$4,000 FOR AUTO HURTS

T. n. Moore. rs years old, a news
vender. has brought suit in the ci.y
court for 10000 personal damages
against the Van Wrinkle Motor Truck
Company naming Z. Van Wrinkle, A. ].
Paxon, Jr, and Edgar Watkins as de-
PENDANTS.
According to the suit, Moore was
struck December 16 by one Of the Van
Wrinkle trucks at Central avenue and
Decatur He SAYS that since the acct
dent he has been partially paralyzed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
$3.50 Pompadour Robes SIS. 96

real Opium" White cotton wolfe or lingerie robe
with deep border embroidered in the dainty pom
padour buds and sprays Material sufficient for tn
whole dress, and only $5.98.
(Laces-Main Floor, RIGHT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
MILITANT TELLS
0F HORRORS Of
F0RCEFEEDING
Supplements the Details of HoI-
Ioway Jail CrueIties Told by
Lydia PankhurSt.
,.slsI Gable to Tho Atlanta Georgian.

s,.,lsI Gable to Tho Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, March 26.-Another suf-
.-oqatte has revealed the horrors Of
s,r-ible feeding. Miss Lillian Lenton,
ir,t released from jail, where she had
,aer held without bail as a suspect in
connection with the burning of the Kew
.ea navilion, has made a statement of
her experiences in the Holloway prison
Miss Lenton declares that she was
inhumanly and cruelty treated during
The period of her Incarceration, bearing
o,t IN numerous details the recent let
Tor Of Sylvia Pankhurst to her mother
concerning the horrors of Holloway.
She says:
ION Saturday last I was forcibly fed
IN Holloway prison. There were two
doctors and about seven Weaknesses. I
struggled with the wardresses, but was
overpowered and tied in a chair. But l
went on struggling the whole time after
that. They pulled my head backward
across the back of the chair by my hair,
which I resisted by wriggling my head
about
The Cruelty Of the Tube.
Finally, one doctor got the nasal
tube partly down, but 1 managed to get
II up out OF the nose before they poured
ANYTHING down. Then 1t was introduced
again, and Immediately my breathing
became very rafting and noisy, so that
the doctor told me to breathe more
quietly. l was myself worried with
the fear that my fellow prisoner might
hear this loud noise and be alarmed at
II. I could not help it; indeed, was
breathing only with great difficulty and
could not speak.
THE whole time the tube was really
in was coughing violently and contin-
uously, and made a queer noise in
breathing. A voice said something I
did not catch. to which a mans voice
answered, Yes, go on Then something
was poured in again. l was coughing
ever so much meanwhile. Then they
took out the tube, united me, and got
up but fell against the wall.
Distress After the Operation.
Three wardresses remained in the
cell and one fetched in the bed Gone
mattress and pillow on the floor, and
helped me on to the bed and soon after
left me. continued to cough, but not
without cessation. I began to be in
pain from the waist upward.
The pain became intense. 1 rang the
bell, and first one doctor came and ex-
amined my chest, warning me not to sit
up He told the wardress to bring
blankets and a hot water bottle, which
they did. The doctor then went away.
and came back and said he was author
lied to tell me l should be released as
soon as possible If l promised to appear
at the police court, Richmond, on the
following Thursday. 1 said would, but
was not asked to sign any paper. The
governor was in the cell at the time"
COMMISSION FORM PASSES.
DONALDSONVILLE, LA, March 26.-
Commission government passed here by
vote of 16l to s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
FLY UNIQUE PET
Of RECORDER

Recorder Broyles has unique pet.
Dogs, cats, birds, ROSTERS, and other
such commonplace pets are wholly out
classed.
You'll never guess, so here goes for
the answer
The recorders world beating, prize
pet is a fly-just an ordinary germ
carrying, disease spreading pestiferods
house fiy-and his name is Pete" The
f1v. 1t might be added, didn't possess
this classy monicker until it became
acquainted with the recorder.
II might also be added further that
"Pete" is not only a prime favorite
with Judge Broyles, but with all Of the
police court attaches. Pete is the
court fly"
And through the medium Of Pete's
characteristic fly affection for the
court room and its attaches, Judge
Rrovles insists that he has disproved
the time bonored theory that flies are
short lived.
Broyles' SoIioquy.
As pete" lazily lounged on the
Judges left ear at the close of police
court today, he remarked-the judge
did
"Au Of this talk about flies living
bu+ a short time is all bosh. Pete
here has punctured that theory. Pete
hos baan right here in the court room
v,i+b rs all winter and he doesn't ap-
near any nearer his end to-day thaa
he did at the beginning OF last IAN
-rban T first began to notice him. He's
a hit Iazier. I believe, but that's all
81 don't know how old he is now
49, he looks as though he would live
to a ripe old age" ..
Recorder Pro Tenn Preston suggest
cd that Petes age might be determined
20 +be recorder would make an exam
tao+ior and ascertain if Pete had whis-
kers and. if so, their color judge
Brovles. however, promptly assured
I,,dga Preston he was satisfied a Fly
ace would not show in its whiskers.
pete lived in the warmth of the police
corrt room throughout the winter. II
other flies were there, they kept
O. eli within cracks and other hldlng
Ices Pete alone ventured forth. II
vraS this daring OIL d iOAlC ~
o+tracted the recorders notice and ne
bepan to watch and study it. He called
the attention of other court attaches 10
the fv. and then they all watched It,
Fly on the Job.
v-her Judge Broyles would ascend
the bench for the morning or after
noon sessions. the affectionate fly was
r,ebt on the job, taking its place on the
imdga,s desk or on the judges head. 1t
also became very friendly with Judge
preston. frequently reposing on MS
noso-as it did also with Court In
vest,rator Ed Arthur and Court Off
Ger George Cornett,
When Judge Broyles became con-
,,ircad that this daily fly visitor was
one and the sam fly he christened 1t;
one day Pete failed TO show up, ana
+ber. was much speculation as to what
Lad heroine OF him. Judge Broyies
lGIught Pete had met his finish me
49, Gsy. however the ny was back
n al, but apparently mtffed-it re
f,7srd &c lrh ON Judge Broy'es ar all
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-18
The Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat
MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MiSCELLANEOUS lNSTRU-
AUDITOR.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
The following is the record of bus
.ness transacted in the superior court
last week:
NEW CASES

J. D. Benner VS. John Jankonwski
ct ux; debt and attachment. F Beam
for plaintiff.
John Pape ct al vs. James Law.
City of Hoquiam VS. d. E. Lyon ct
al; condemnation. j. p. H. Callahan
for city.
Clarence Smith VS. Chehalis Coun-
ty; personal injuries and damages. n
S. Richards for plaintiff M. Melzter
for defendant.
Chehalis County Bank VS. Victor
Anderson ct uX; foreclosure OF mort
gage. Stewart u tucker TOT PAIN
tiff.
Same VS. J. Kaski ct Tx; foreclosure
of mortgage. Stewart & Tucker for
plaintiff.
Elenora Knuti VS. John knuti; di
vorce. Taggart & Phillips for plain
tiff
State VS. Don Lyon; juvenile de
linuuency. J. f. Stewart for State
/. B. Power VS. c. S. Morrow ct
ux; abstract of judgment from King
county. n. r. Anderson for plain
tiff.
Imperial Candy Co. VS. F. L. Pal
mer ct uX; debt. E. S. Alvey fol
plalntllf
s. II. Smith ct al VS. Wishkah Boom
Co.; restitution of premises. A. Nj
Abel for plaintiff
Grace T.. Abbott VS. Glen Abbott;
divorce. Morgan & Brewer for plain
tiff
Loeura Gates VS. Benjamin Gates
divorce. E. S. Alvey for plaintiff.
Bozeman Milling Co. VS. A. Svir
kos; promissory notes. Morgan 4
Brewer for plaintiff.
City of Hoquiam VS. J. E. Rice, ad
ministrator ct al; condemnation. j
P. H. Callahan for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-18
son. satisfactory mortgage

son, satisfactory mortgage -. 400
d w Pearson ct uX to w
Yana, mortgage lots and 6,
block 49, North Aberdeen 49,. SIS
Wiley B Allen Co to w Lind
sell. contract sale piano ...... 1886
Mrs c A Wanch to J e Fitz-
gerald chattel mortgage live
STOCK ............. loO
City of Hoquiam VS. c w Hodg-
don ct al, lis pendens affect
ing lots 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 and 9, blk
20, corrected plat Hoquiam. -.
Otto Mauermann to E E Swift
ger ct ux, satisfactory mort
gage lot s, block I, Brewers
addition Oakville, and tax ID
in seA neA swA sec 80, twp
10, 4 ooI
City of HOquiam VS. Flora A
Wardrobe ct al, lis pendens af-
fectinfi lots 2, 3, 5, 6, and 9,
block 10, corrected plat Ho-
GUAM .................. 80.
B B Averill to F c Wheeler ct
Tx, satisfactory mortgage SIS
feet lot 6, block 20, Weather
wax & Benn's addition Aber-
deem ............. ......... 1900
A L Davenport VS. John Strom-
mer ct al, decree quieting IT,
tie of plaintiff to part of lot
6, block Z, Frances addition
Aberdeen and giving imme-
date possession ............. 49,.
Peder Ibsen to Noeninger,
mortgage lot 5, block 40,
Weatherwax & Benn's addition
Aberdeen 500
Sheriff to G w Wood, certificate
of sale of lot 4, block /, Byles
plat Montesano ...........2 1927
Kaufman Co to H L Martin,
contract sale furniture ....... 103
Same to Cecil Stanley, same.... 245
Same to J f Farmer, same. ..... 81
Elma Grange Trading Society to
Public, list officers ........... 80.
Silas Heck to Oscar Lonborg,
bill sale grubber ............. 60
E Burchard to Geo Caipan ct
uX, satisfactory lien lots II,
and IS, block 2, Stout's sub
division f & l. Grays Harbor
Homesteads NATURALIZATION. 10
&c w Miller to p M Nelson ct
ux, release mortgage u inter-
est s. feet lots l and 2, blk
SO, WeatherwaX e Benns adj
dition Aberdeen .4100
L p Wheelock ct al to f E Fair
child ct al, satisfactory mort
gage lots Is, 16 and II, block
IA, Karrs Garden addition Ho-
uuiam eco
Louisa Karshner to H Ross
ct Tx. satisfactory mortgage. $50
Leroy Hall to J H Koontz ct al,
satisfactory mortgage lot I,
and sell neA sec IL, twp Il,
................ louo
F & l. Bank, Elma, to Isabel
Doble ct vir, satisfactory mort
gage lot IA, and ME- lot ID,
block 4, McCleary .......... 100
Isabelle Doble ct vir to VIM
Geissler, mortgage same go. 2O2
E S Hubble ct Tx to A w John
son, lot II, block IA, Karrs
Garden addition Hoquiam -. 10
Cosmopolis Lodge No. 40. I o y
F to James Ultican, los l ard
2, block 271, Forest Hill Gem
etery ............. 80. ~
| J w Hodge to A F Creitz, lots
Is ana 10, block 3, Rice's adGi-
| ton Aberdeen ............... 10
Creech & Walker Construction
Co. VS. :! E Galway ct Al, re-
| lease lien claim on lot 10, blk
4S, Weatherwax & Benn's Sec.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-18

nwA sec 81, twp 10, r 8 ... 8
Same to Emil Leege, n1a nwA
nwH sec SO, twp 10, 9 ...
w Fl Morgan ct Tx to Geo Shar-
man, lots 10 and II, block 80,
Westport Beach ........
c A Congdon ct al to John Holm,
So lots 10, IA and 10, block
A, North Hoquiam addition Ho-
GUAM ................ i
Grays Harbor Trustee Co to En-
ma J Fox, lot IA, block ),
Park addition Hoquiam ......
karr Investment Co to Grays
Harbor Trustee Co., lot ), blk
2, NJ & l. addition Hoquiam. =.
Grays Harbor Trustee Co to l.
Mason ct al. same .........
l. J Mason ct al to G d Acker,
lot ), block 2, NJ & l. addition
Hoquiam ......... ...........
quit claim deed lots 3, s and
10, Pleasant Home addition Abb
erdeen ............. ......... II
L l. Leighton ct ux to Gust West
man, lot 16, block 6, Benn's
Central addition Aberdeen -.
Daniel Mckay ct ux to Vance
Lumber Co.. neA swA sec 16,
twp II, r 5, except railroad
right of way and SEA swA
sec 16, twp II, r 5 ...........5 81
Same to same, sly swA sec II.
twp II, and easement to
right of way known as Dan
iel Mckay Private Road" -. 80
G Tucke ct uX to C E Mes
senger, quit claim deed GER
tain water right .............
Fl L Boyd to L c Beckwith, lots
~, 13 and IA, block 1, Nit
chell's subdivision tract s. blk
2, e & l. Grays Harbor Home
steads ........... ........l l.
Rudolph Distler ct uX to Mary
Berggren, lots 8 and 10, block
/, Distler's addition Aberdeen
F Lewis to Kate Anderson. Sc
62 feet lot 9, block 63, correct
ed plat Hoquiam ......
Aberdeen Realty Syndicate to
Valentine Osina, lots 10. II
and ~, block SO, U p addition
Aberdeen .......... ......
c H Wolfe ct ux to II NJ Wolfe
lot |, block 4, Maris plat Sat
sop, lots /, 2 and 3, block s,
first addition Maris plat Sat
Alva Hart ct uX to II r Mus
grove ct al sA lot 2, sec %,
twp IS,
Jane Hart to Fl T Musgrove ct
al, nell and e1a nwA sec 26,
twp 16, 5; wiz swA and Sc
a swA sec 23, except certain
portion, and part neA swA
sec 23, twp 16, 5 .........
Edward c Tiff ct al to Rose
Turck, lot 6, block %, Frances
addition Aberdeen ..........
Aberdeen Realty Syndicate to Geo
Ecker, lots 81, %, 23 and "a,
block q, U p addition Aber-
T F wilcox, Trustee to H T
Clark, assignment of lease on
mill of Montesano Lumber &
Manufacturing Co., at Monte
sano .:....:..........;,.,;;..''.c;.
Sylvia Armstrong to Thos Os-
valid, mortgage s1s neA and
me- sell sec %, twp 10, r 8 :.
Mrs Edward Lowe, Jr.. to Emily
G Pattison, satisfactory mort.
gage certain land in Aberdeen
in sec 9, twp II, r9 .........
Robt Pattison ct ux to ] w
Hodge, mortgage tax 80 in sec
9, twp II, 9 ...............
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-18
Miscellaneous Transfers

r H Wade guardian to w A
Finley, satisfactory mortgage W
u eh lot 6, block -, Cor
rected plat Elma ............ COG
w A Emley to R H Wade,
guardian, mortgage same -. coo
Phillip Dowell ct uX to Clyde N
Brown, mortgage lot 10, block
80, Ontario addition Hoquiam SOC
Saml Ibitson to Public, affidavit
affecting above .............. -.
Joseph Schweitzer ct ux to Robt
Schmidt, contract to sell lot 6,
block II, Pleasant Home addi-
ton Aberdeen ............... 45C
Sarah E Myers to J Cross ct
ux, contract and conditional
sale of lots 5, 6, and 8, blk
"a; lots 1, 2, IA and 49, block
25: lot 10. block %, except W
portion, all in Frances addi-
ton Aberdeen; VIE sell and
nell seA sec 81, twp 10, r 49,
except 200 feet, and certain
personal property ......... IL 500
Gus Matson to Isle Vinson, bill
sale Is tons potatoes ........ Il
John Burgess ct Tx to Pacific
Coast Investment Co., mort
gage lots - and 16, block 43,
Ontario addition Hoquiam and
lot 1, block -, Karr's Garden
addition Hoquiam ........... 1000
V G Posey to M e Robbins,
assignment mortgage executed
by Walter Shaw ct Tx on lots
-, 10 and IA, block 81, cor
rected plat Hoquiam $4,000 .22O(
Anna FRANKIE to Oscar Perala,
contract to sell lot 2, block Z,
Frances addition Aberdeen :. 80;
A l. Paine VS. John Gronow ct
al, levy on part of block A,
Benns Original plat Aber-
deem ................. -.
L l. Leighton to Harry Pruden.
satisfactory mortgage lot 10,
block IS, Frances addition Abb
Puget Sound Iron & Steel Works
to G H Clemens, contract sale
engine ............ ........ .420(
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
to Wishkah Boom Co., con-
} tract sale adding machine -. 32t
Edward T Horn to E L Benn.
EFT, chattel mortgage drug
store ............ ........... 81
| -
ct ux, writ of attachment and
levy on lot IA, block 6S, Her.
mans Annex, Hoquiam ....... -.
Edward Thompson to F J Lewis,
receipt for payment in full on
} notes .............. ........ .245(
Hoffman & Nienan to Orc In
vestment Co., chattel mortgage
bar fixtures, stock, etc., st.
} Louis Bar, Aberdeen ........ .104t
Aberdeen Manufacturing Co to
Valentine Osina, satisfactory
lien on lots 10, II and IL, blk
80, U P addition Aberdeen .. -.
City Retail Lumber Co to Same,
satisfactory lien same ........ -.
A P Stockwell to Public, affidav-
it affecting s1a nwA and M
D swA sec Is, twp II, 9 900. -.