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The Washington herald., 1913-08-10
Reynolds-Parson

l Announcement of the marriage of Miss
Katherine Parson. daughter of Mrs.
May Parson, of 43 Rhode Island Avenue.
| to Mr. Ha O.d Griswold Reynolds, OF
Stoughton. Mass. has been made. The
wedding took place in ST. Paurs Presby-
teriaa Church. in Baltimore. on August
]. the Rev. Mr.. Fox officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds are making their home at
| SIS h Street Northeast
| Mr. and Mrs. Clark waggaman are
| spending a few days in New York en-
route to Long Island. where they will
| make series of visits.
Former Senator Cullom has gone to
Atlantic City for a visit.
| Mrs Max Abel and her sister. Miss
\ Lille Spanier. will leave Washington in
few days to spend a fortnight at Sun
nyside, Nd.
ir. and Mrs. +. Warden Graham have
| gone to Fort Screven TO visit their SON.
i, in-law and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs. r.
G. Payne
Judge and Mrs. Arthur NJ Thomp-
| son are spending the month at Mon
| mouth, y. ].
l
spending several weeks in Baltimore. the
| guest OF relatives. has returned to her
home in Cleveland Park.
Mrs Alfred Mayer and daughter
Gladys are spending the month Of Au-
gust at Villa Flora, Brightwood Road.
Mr. and Mrs BYRON $. Adams and Miss
Marie Adams. who are at Lake Placid.
~ mill washington early
next month.
Mrs. Arthur L. Bliss has gone to Mar
ragansett Pier. to remain for the rest oil
the season.
DR.. William s. Newell has gone to
Nantucket, R. l.. to join Mrs Newell.
who has been there since early in the
season. Dr. Newell will remain at Nan
tucket for a fortnight.
Mrs. A. siemund is spending a fort
night in Atlantic City. Mr.. A. Sigmund
has returned to his home In Woodiey
Park. from a motor trip to and from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Engel and Mrs
Addie Sigmund left Washington during
the week for a three weeks stay IN
Braddock Heights. Nd
The Misses Young have gone North
for a series of visits. They will spend
.ome time in Boston and along the North
Shore Miss Bessie Young viii be the
guest of Miss Mabel Scott Smith at Rye
North Beach. n. H.. for short time
Mai. and Mrs. wetmore. OF Washing
ton, are in New York, guests at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. s. Kaufman and sons. and Mrs.
Goodman are spending the remainder OF
the summer in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ballou and their
family have started to motor to Watch
Hill, r. L, to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Miss o. A. Ebert will psend the re-
mainder of the summer at Asbury Park.
N. J. Miss l.. M, Connel will join Miss
Ebert at the Jersey beach next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss and
daughter Edna have returned to their
home in the city from a fortnisht's stay
In Braddock Heights. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stierlin. Of the
Plaza apartments. are spending the
month Of August at Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Davidson, daughter Of DR..
william n. Davidson. superintendent Of
schools. and Mrs. Davidson, of 31S2 Sew
enteenth Street. Is entertaining a trio
OF Vassar College chums. Her guests
are Miss AarRuerite Elliott, Of Gouyer.
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weekend at the historical Crawford
House. Crawford Notch.
Mrs. Wilson anC her daughters have
expressed the desire that there be no
entertaining of any kind planned for
them at the various places they pass
through on their trip. They indulge in
game of tennis or informal dancing
with democracy that delights every
one.
They will return to Cornish next week
through the lake country.
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Tn American Minister at Copenhagen
and Mrs. Egan are the house guests Of
Count and Countess Adam Moitke at
their famous Danish castle. which ID
celebrated for the ! euty Of its French
garden. The Countess Moltke was for
mer'v Hiss, Louise Bonaparte. Of Wash.
inston. ,
Mrs. Sommers and two daughters. the
Misses Lorraine and Juliette. OF Thir-
teenth Street. left on Wednesday for
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CHEVY CHASE.

Mrs. George 4. Donoghue, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Beller.
has returned to her home in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Beller topk a weekend trip
in their motor car to Leesburg and Ham,
iltCn, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates had as
their guests during the PAST week Mrs
Bates brothers, Mr.. John P. Warfield,
CONTINUED on PACE TMO
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neur, and the Misses Evangeline Moors
and Rosetta. Shear, Of Poughkeepsie,
n. Y.
Mrs. David Eiseman and daughter
Jeanette, of Columbia Road. left dur
ing the week for Silver Spring. where
they will remain for several weeks.
DIR. d. Olin Leech and Mrs. Leech
and their niece, Miss Elizabeth Ober,
left the city yesterday morning for
Rehobeth Beach, where they will sta,
at the Hotel Henlopen. They are max
ing the trip through succession OF
inland water routes.
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new maven, conn.,, where tHcy VIII fS-
main for several weeks, the guests OF
Mrs. Elsner.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Marshall Bullitt
are at the .,ew Kuhn Hotel, san Moritz
Switzerland.
Miss Esther Kes.inger is the guest Of
! Miss Mabel i,oper at Roper. North Caro-
lima.
M and Mrs. Jack Newbold are visit.
in- Mrs Newbold's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Gregory, in Elizabeth City.
N. c.
A dance was given in honor Of Miss
Anna Ellison at Trenton. N. j., Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Letter will be
missed from the social circles of WASH
ington this year, as they will start in
September from New York for trip
around the world In the yacht of Mr.
Howard Gould, Niagara, which they
have chartereu for a year. They will
take their two beautiful little boys with
them and every thing has been arranged
for the youngsters comfort on the
Niagara which Is literally . palace
afloat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter will entertain
many of their friends from time TO time
as they meet them at the different Old
World ports. and have arranged with
a number to join them to cruise some
OF the way. Col and Mrs. John r.
Williams and Miss Dorothy and Miss
Frances Williams, parents and sisters
Of Mrs. Letter, will join them for the
triumphant return a year from now
through the Panama Canal.
The Russian Ambassador and Mime.
Bakhmeteff will entertain at dinner In
Newport on September ).
Djeva Bey, counselor of the Turkish
Embassy. was a passenger on the I'M
perstor which left New York yesterday
for Hamburg.
The Turkish Ambassador and Nine.
Zia Bey lent their summer home at
Beverly. Mass. yesterday for an auction
bridge to help build the Students House
in Boston.
Mr.. Gardner Williams. who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Eijre Pinck-
ard, in San Francisco. has gone into
Alaska on an exploration trip.
hTs tpnuT. OF hGdT auInlTdl
Cpshur. is at Crawford. n. II.
Mrs. Hunt Slater has left Bar Harbor
and has gone to Narragansett Pier for
a few days.
Lieut.. Commander Leigh c. Palmer.
who accompanied the Secretary OF the
Navy on his Western trip, has returned
To White sulphur Springs and Joined
Mrs. Palmer there.
Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey. wife Of former
Senator Bailey. and her son. Weldon
Bailey. have arrived at Hot Springs,
Va, where they will spend the season.
Former Secretary OF the Navy George
Won l.. Meyer was entertained at
luncheon aboard the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern by the German Emperor
on Friday. The other guests were Mai.
Gen. Erich Won Falkenhayn. Minister of
War: Lieut.. Gen. Count Helmuth Won
Moltke. chief Of the general stan. and
Vice Admiral Won Mueller. chief Of the
Emperor's private naval cabinet
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Miss Esther Keseinger is the guest oi
Miss Mabel noper at Roper. North Caro-
lima.
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M and Mrs. Jack Newbold are visit
inS Mrs Newbold's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Gregory, in Elizabeth City.
N. c.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Stierlin. Of the
Plaza apartments, are spending the
month of August at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss and
daughter Edna have returned to theii
home in the city from fortnisht's stay
in Braddock Heights, Md.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall Bullitt
are at the .>ew Kuhn Hotel, San Moritz
Switzerland.
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New and Lower Prices Now in
Our Clearance Sale ....

Banister Summer Shoes for Men drop and there are
sizes in abundance in Black Tan .
"Banister' 500 White Buck Oxords 535
Oxods for men, except Ground Gripner
drop to 3s5 Very good assortment of sizes. - r.,
Mems 600 White Nubuck Oxford 1885, 45O Canvas Ok
fords, 1886. Very good line of Sizes
Women 45O Canvas Oxords and Pumps medium heel 2s5
Womens 500 Canvas Colonal with buckles soes dress or
walking heel, 1856.
Womens 600 Coonas with buckle gunmea patent thin es
dress walking heels, 435
Ladies Black and Tan Silk Hose M Top Reduced from 2c
Ladies Black White and Tan Le Reduced from Soc to
for 100. -
Burt's Clearance Sale, 1343 F
Ground patented shoes for fee,
are soea
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Miss Helen Davidson. daughter Of DR..
william N. Davidson. superintendent of
schools, and Mrs. Davidson, of 31s2 Sew
enteenth Street. Is entertaining a trio
OF vassar College chums. Her guests
are Miss Marguerite Elliott. Of Gouver-
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A dance was given in honor Of Mis-
Anna Ellison at Trenton. N. j.. Frida.
night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ballou and their
family have started to motor to Watch
Hill, r. l., to spend the remainder of the
summer.
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CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
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Miss o. A. Ebert will psend the re-
mainder of the summer at Asbury Park.
N. ]. Miss L. M, Connel will join Miss
Ebert at the Jersey beach next week.
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New Haven. Conn, where they Will re-
main for several weeks, the guests OF
Mrs. Elsner.
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Mrs s. Kaufman and sons. and Mrs
Goodman are spending the remainder OF
the summer In Atlantic City.
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their. car for fortnights stay at Atlantic
City. They are stopping at the Marl-
borough -Blenheim.
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Mai and Mrs wetmore. or Washins-
ton. are in New York, guests AT the hitz-
Carlton Hotel.
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The Misses Young have gone Nortn
for a serie. of visits. They will spend
some time in Boston and along the North
Shore. Miss Bessie Young will be the
guest of Miss Mabel Scott Smith at Rye
North Beach, n. H.. for a short time.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-24

Mrs. l.. V. Kent announces the mar
riage OF her daughter. Miss Florence
Marie Kent, to Mr.. Francis ]. Tibbets,
a well-known real estate broker, at Will
mington. Del, on March 10. After A
trip through New York State. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tibbets will make their residence
in Washington.
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Blanche Greer. the illustrator, has a
number of pictures in both the black
and white and the color exhibit. They
are particularly interesting by reason
OF their display of craftsmanship as we'll
as fanciful conception. Miss Greer has
won a reputation by her fanciful draw
ings Of the Irish people and their ban
shees," or fairies. TOY Shop Window is
very effective.
The collection of water colors displays
a wide divergence of subject and tech
nique. For the most part it Is high in
color and academic in handling. The
most unusual features in sthe show are
furnished by Jane Peterson and A.
Schille, whose paintings are inclined TO
"insurge" against the general tone of
their fellows They are the radicals and
are interesting in the extreme-after the
usual manner of radicals. Market.
Paris" by. Miss Peterson. and THE
House with the Green Shutters" by
Schille, are probably the best examples.
The. most widely known painting in
the room is "a Salem Residence" by
Colin Campbell Cooper. This painting
has won several awards in New York.
II Is in a high key and with great deli
cacy Of handling. 1t forms the center of
an interesting group opposite the door.
the other painters being Hilda Belcher.
F. Carl Smith. Everett L. Warner, and
Elisabeth Spalding.
There are several charming paintings
by James Henry Moser. president of the
Washington Water Color Club; William
H. Holmes, vice president, and Miss
Bertha E. Perrie. secretary. To the left
Of the door there is a fine specimen from
the brush of L. NJ. Leisenring. It is a
small picture done in soft grays and
greens and is entitled "On the Ana
costa
Most of the pictures are for sale. and
will be delivered to purchasers at the
end Of the exhibit On April 6
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The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon will sing during the mar
riage ceremony here on Thursday OF
Miss Celestine Eustis Hitchcock, daugh-
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Water Color Clubs Exhibit
DrawS Crowds TO Gallery
Opening Day Causes Appreciatipe Visitors to Inspect
Work of Foremost Artists-Cooper's "Salem
Residence" Winner of Several Awards,
Attracts Much Attention.

The usual Sunday crowd at the Cor
coran Art Gallery was considerably in
creased yesterday afternoon by lovers
of art, who visited teh galleries to see
the pictures of the seventeenth annual
exhibition of the Washington Water
Color Club. It was the opening day of
the show, which is to run until April 6.
There are some splendid examples OF
the foremost water colorists in the coun-
try, and the exhibit drew much favorable
comment.
There was the usual throng of those
who visit art galleries as a matter Of
course, and walk heavily from one room
to another to stand in crowds before
the pictures that show the greatest ex-
panse Of canvas. and criticise the way
this figure holds a gun and that an oar,
and the general "detail'' Of the paint
ings.
On the other hand, there were many
who came to really discuss and appre-
ciate the pictures. There were more
young faces than usual in the crowd yes
terday. In was further increased by
some $40 high school students who are
in Washington from the New England
States for a sightseeing trip.
The exhibit of the Water Color Club
Is hung in the hemicycle room, and rep
resents miniature painters and etchers.
as well as straight water colorists.
On the right Of the door on entering
is an exhibit of Japanese color prints
by Miss Helen Hyde. The pictures are
of the japanese artists method, but
bear the stamp Of Americanism.- They
are beautiful in color and have an ap-
pealing. quaint humor. The subjects are
principally children.
The miniature collection has the next
place. Laura Coombs Hill, OF Boston.
has seven paintings. They are probably
the broadcast in handling of any of the
miniatures. AL are Of excellent tech
nique. Two miniatures In wax attracted
particular attention. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Drayton. of
New York. have arrived in Washing
ton, and are stopping at the Shoreham.
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Capt. and Mrs. f. G. Volmer, Of Pots
dam. are stopping at the Shoreham for
some time.
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Section one of the College woman's
Club will give tea this afternoon at
The Washington herald., 1913-03-24

Mr.. ]. ]. Monis de Arago. another of
the Brazilian Embassy staff. has been
to Rio de Janeiro.
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Mr.. F. de Barros Cavalcanti de La
cerda, Brazilian second secretary. who
has been stationed here for some time,
has been transferred to Brussels.
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their club rooms at 1sco r Street. Mrs.
I. NJ. Ilsen will give a short lecture.
With a membership OF over 500, the Col
leRe Woman's Club Is one of the most
interesting organizations solely for
women In Washington.
The marriage, Of Miss Harriet Riley
and Mr.. James Laird Nalley took place
last night. the Rev. c. p. Wiles, Of Ket-
Ter Memorial Lutheran Church. officlat-
ing. Only the immediate families Of the
contracting parties were present. The
bride was attlred in n travelling suit OF
brown. wore a large black hat with
French pIumes. and carried a bouquet
of jonquils. The only ornament worn
by the bride was rope OF pearls, the
gift Of the bridegroom. Her only attendant
was the brides sister. Miss Adelta NJ
Riley. She also wore brown, hat to
match, and carried pale pink carnations
and marguerites. Mr.. Edwin DAILY acted
as best man.
A reception and supper followed at
the brides residence. which was taste
fully decorated with smilax and mar
guerites. Immediately following. Mr. and
Mrs. Nalley started on their wedding
trip. which will include stops in Boston,
Niagara Falls and New York. They will
be home to their friends after April is.
in their apartments at SIS Twelfth
Street Northeast.
Miss Janet Richards. in addressing the
Current History Club at Rauscher $
this morning at II o'clock. will speak
especially in the two questions of greatest
current interest to China, namely. the
suggestion of the opium traffic in ac-
cordance with International treaties, and
the new policy of the Wilson adminis-
tration concerning the ''six-power Chinese
loan and so-called dollar diplomacy"
Miss Richards will also speak on the
latest movement in favor OF home rule"
for the District and of the assassination
of King George of Greece, and its pas
sble political effect upon the Balkan
question.
There will be two more Monday meet
ings of the Current History Glass after
today.
These talks are open to the public
Mrs. l.. V. Kent announces the mar
riage OF her daughter, Miss Florence
Marie Kent, to Mr.. Francis ]. Tibbets.
well-known real estate broker, at Will
mington. Del, on March TO- After
trip through New York State. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tibbets will make their residence
in Washington.
number OF dinner parties preceded
the special Easter Sunday concert at
the Shoreham last night Among those
entertaining We're Mr.. John Barrett. Di-
rector General OF the Pan-American
Union: the Minister of Nicaragua and
Mime. Castrillo. who had with them the
Minister Of Salvador. Mr.. Mejia: the
Minister Of Guatemala and his dauGh-
ter, Nine. MendeZ, and the Minister Of
Venezuela; Mrs Frederick Dent Grant.
who had, among others. with her her
son and daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs.
L. s. Grant. third.
Mr.. and Mrs. William \. Drayton. Of
New York. have arrived in Washing
ton, and are stopping at the Shoreham.
Capt. and Mrs. f. G. Vollmer, Of Pots
dam. are stopping at the Shoreham for
some time.
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One hairy out Of three in the United States dies
before its tenth year.
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Tonawama tonight.
SUMMONS.


In the Circuit Court Of the State OF Ore.
gon for Hnrney County.
Vera Il, Welker, Plaintiff,
VS.
Carl W. Welkcr, Defendant.
To Carl W. Welker, the above named
defendant; In the name OF the State oi
Oregon, you are hereby required to np-
pear and answer TO the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit,
on or before the last day Of the time
prescribed In the order Of the publication
Of this summons, towit, on or about the
9th day Of September, 1918, said date
being the expiration Of six weeks from
the frat publication OF this summons,
and if you fail to answer, for want there.
OF, Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint,
to.wit;
For decree Of this Court dissolving
the bonds Of matrimony now existing
between Plaintiff and Defendant, and
that flnihtih nave decree OF divorce
absolute from the Defendant;
That Plaintiff have the care, custody
and control oi Catherine Caroline, the
minor child Of Plaintiff and Defendant;
That Plaintiff have Judgment against
the Defendant for her costs and dis
bursements herein;
For such other and further relief as TO
equity may pertain. This summons 10
published by order Of Hon. Grant
Thompson, Judge Of the (ounty Court
Of iiarney County. made and entered
On the 9th day ofAugust, 1913, and the
date OF the FIRST publication Of this sum-
mons is August 10th 1919.
NJ. A. Bioos,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United nIsI. STATES u,u LAND 0syIcR

Burns. oregon August ~, 1914. |
Notice Ia hereby given that william w .aturses
oi Riley, Oregon, who ON May 10, 1909, mado
Homestead Entry, No, 0lb40, for NjENis 6ec.
Hon ~. township y y, Range 20 H.. Wlllninett
Meridian, has nled notice 0f Intention 10 ma .
hnAi three-year proof, 10 establish claim ID
The land above described. before Register an ID
Receiver, a. Burns. Oregon ON the " day OF
Claimant names AZ Witnesses,
Fred htuIges, Walter Kesainger, Floyd Kess.
niger, ". ii. Thompson, all Of Riley, Oregon,
WIN, FARhk. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usIrsp srArEs LAND oyyicK,

hnrus. Oregon. August ss, ipis. |
Notice u hereby given that Corey X
smyth, of smith, Oregon. WAC on June n, 1910
made Homestead Entry NO ots7s, for sIssEi.
see ~, Nk'a and NlsskA section "a, Town
ship ~ T.. Range " e., Willamette MeTt.
dian, has nled notice OF Intention 10 make
hnai threeycar Proof, to establish claim 10 the
land above described, before Register and
Eocelver, AZ Bnrns. Oregon, on the ttt day oi
October. I9ia.
Cisimnnt names a. Witnesses
koes Dillerhide aud Chsh. Moore both Of
smith, orrgon. X. J. Lucas and NJ Morgan,
both OF Aibofson oregon.
VIZ. fAHAE. Register.
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narna List No. 81
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
burns. Ore, July %. 1919
Notice 10 hereby given that the Northern Paoine
NJ. Paul, Minnesota, has this 2hth day OF Juiy
1918 nied In this once Its application 20 select
under the provisions Of the act OF Congress ap
proved July l, 1905 1870 stat. 697, 6pOl,
bwt< OF BEA. Bee. 90 2db-agE w H. lOOO
Serial No. O69iy
Any aud all persons claiming adversely tho
lanas described, or desiring 10 object because
oi the mineral character OF The land, or for any
other reason, 70 the disposal TO should
Me their enidayits OF protest IN this 0fiice, ON
or before the 10Th day OF September, l9ia.
Wv. FARnK, Regiaier.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED SfArKs LAND oVyicH,
Burns. Oregon, August ~ 1913.
=, Noiiee y hereby given that Pred Marke, Of
-, 1911 and August 20, IVts, Tospectlyelv. tasde
Homestead EntIles, Nos. Glo6Soo7h aud cspss,
ior hMANW}t, SWtsSWtl, Zoe o and HItNEil
~ X. willamette Meridian, hes hicd notice s,i
Intention to make nnAi thrce-yea proof, 10 %.
iabliah claim 20 the land above described be-
on the nth day OF Heptrmbar, i9ia.
Claimant names as witnsssoai
Ross Ringer, OF Nefrowa, Oregon, scott N,
brown, OF burns, oregon, John Alexander aud
Herman aarke both OF Narrows. Oregon.
ws fAnas. Register.
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Dependency.

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