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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24
OFFICIALS PLEASED.
o"cchfs Confession Gratines In.
ve,tiRators of CruEer Case,

Tie cabled news that Alfredo Cocchi
mad confessed gratified all of the officials
connected with the various Investigations
growing out Of the murder of Ruth
Cruger
Leonard NJ. wallstein. Commissioner
OF Accounts, who Is investigating police
oe"nTuency, said the confession Is Of the
greatest Importance in his inquiry as
eliminating whatever doubt might have
remained In any ones mind as to
C"cHa!@ guilt, and as making It al. tho
more important to find out why Cocchi
was permitted to get away and why the
nrIs body was not found by the po-
lee
Police Commissioner Woods, limiting at
revelations OF police graft to be made
~ result OF CoochPs confession. said:
u mad hunch that II Cocchi COM
nlttod this crime he would confess.
have already taken steps to verify the
confession and ] expect to have a COM
rle'e report within a few days.
u have also requested the State De-
partmsnt TO take up the matter and every
.Ho't VIII 10 made to get Cocchi back
Tor trial. for ] am particularly anxious
10 ana out = Cocchi had any accom-
4 coSttsssd ON ststh Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24
HAVANA FORTRESS
SHAKEN BY BOMB
One Killed, Many Hurt
Ships Damaged.

HAVANA, June 2S.-An explosion in
the maxasine Of Cabanas fortress.
across the bay from Havana, at
O'Clock tonight shook the entire city.
One person u known to be dead apd
many were injured. 1t Ia believed a
bomb was exploded.
Among the injured were two persons
whose sight was destroyed by the Hash.
II Ia said that the bomb had been placed
against the magazine, Several chips IN
the harbor were damaged by the blow
ing up OF the magazine.
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The subsequent Offering and adoption
OF n new section authorizing the Presi-
dent TO seize and order tho rehabilitation
of distilled liquors met this objection.
II was the discussion of the Lenroot
amendment that almost brought about
n riot, 1t grew out of the following
colloquy between Representatives Kelley,
Democrat, Pennsylvania, and Meeker.
Republican and former clergyman
from st. Louis:
Mr.. Kelley: Here was a fair prop
osltion this afternoon to vote on a not
unreasonable amendment. an amend
ment In line with tho proposition OF this
hill and by a kind OF canned opinion,
prepared at previous time and after
debate on a point Of order the chair
man rules the entire matter out and
sustains the point OF order and 10 each
succeeding amendment another prepared
opinion was brought out OF an inside
pocket and read to this House. ! was
opposed to this section as II stood and
was = little suspicious, but was con-
Armed In that belief when the gentles
man from st. Louis said he proposed
to vote for this bill
Mr.. Meeker: "Will the gentleman
yield7"
Mr.. Kelley: T yield"
Mr.. Meeker: II want to say that the
gentleman from St. Louis. when he said,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24
FIRE STARTERS FOUND
IN COTTON FROM u. S.
Matches in Bales Cause Blaxss
h Emslish Facfoviss.

LONDON, June 1a.-Manchestsr re-
ports that nrss In cotton factories re-
Gently have been caused by matches In
bales cs American cotton which ignited
In the process called devilling. or pre-
pairing the cotton for the spinners.
Investigation proved that the matches
were Of American mako and had been
systematically tossed into the cotton
whils II was being baied. For some time
the manufacturers have been compelled
TO inspect every pound OF cotton before
using H. II IL understood investiga-
tions bave been started In America to
determine the origin OF this extensive
conspiracy.
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Pushed over q letter she received
yesterday Miss GsorGiana seaman of
AS Eayns street, Jersey City. glanced
at the postmark and discovered II had
taken nearly Ave years for the note to
travel scross the Hudson River. II was
postmarked New York City. Doc. 10,
1912, 80 p. NJ" The Jersey City mark
was "June IS. 1917. $3.50 A. NJ" No
explanation was forthcoming from the
postal authorities,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24
U. S. FLEET OFF
SOUTH AMERICA
Admiral Caperton Warmly Re-
ceived on His Arrival at
Rio Janeir0.

Rro JANHno, June 2S.-Admiral
Caperton. commander in chief Of tho
Pacific feet Of the United States navy.
and the members Of his stan have been
received with honors here.
Tho American officers visited the
Minister Of Marine To-day under the
escort Of q Brazilian natal battalion.
The exercises accompanying the recep-
ton included the playing Of the national
hymns Of the two nations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24
DOLL MAKER ESCAPES DRAFT.
Pleads He Il Making Inroads Into
German Trade.
SpeciaI Cabie DespatcA Dol TnE srN

Special Cable Dsspafck TO TnE sus,
LONDON, June IA man who ran n
doll factory was brought before mil
itary tribunal and asked exemption
from the army. saying he employed
sixty people and was rapidly capturing
trade which was formerly controlled by
Germany. II he were conscripted. he
said, his employees would be without
jobs and the Germans would recover the
business after the war.
Ths tribunal postponed his summons
three months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24
BAKER DEAF TO ROYAL PLEA.
Won't Sell Bread to King After
Hours, Nor to Queen.

LONDON. June 2S-While touring the
north country King George arrived in
a town late at night and sent an attend
ant to buy some bread. The baker re.
fused because 1t was after the lawful
hour.
But it's for the King" replied the
attendant. There Is not a bit Of bread
on the train"
Il don't care IL les for the Queen
herself" replied the baker. II can't sell
YOU bit"
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Please Gsd Only. says Pope.

ROME, June 23.-Ths Osserpatore Ro-
mdno publishes an encyclicai letter from
the Pope on preaching In churchss- The
ponti4 trsoAs Uanssai lines for the
preachers to follow. indicates subjects
and adds:
Sermons should be exclusively re-
ligious and sssk to please God and not
man"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-24

"PAIN's FIREwORKy' FOB 9TH.
Il. PAEK PLACE N r. TEL Bare
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Probably showers to-day; tomorrow,
fair; not much change in temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday, q; lowest, @.
Detailed weather reports on pase H.
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THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED
70 the Y. N. c. L. FUND

The committee, Mayor Watts end
y. y, Richards, who had charge 6f
The " MI Gs A, fund subscriptions IN
Athena aid Vicinity are greatly pleas
Cd at The success tbeif solicitors met
Win IN The canvass last week. The
entire Quota Of $500 was raised Ii less
than Sin hours actual soliciting The
names Of Those who contributed 10 the
fund follow!
9. Il, Woodward, n. A, Dudley, Mrs.
Mary Temphina, A, b. Steele, Dean
Dudley, jess Gordon, y, N. Mcintyre,
Al W. Douglas, y, lgffett, D. II. San
defs, Geo H. Gefltihe. Geo. D. Wood.
ward, A, II, Mcintyre, Jos. N. Scott,
r. j. Jackson, d. +. Keepke, Ira Me-
Donald, James Potts, Cbaa. Gefkine,
II. keepke, John Dell, Geo. W. Piper,
o. II Thompson, i, Il. Pihkefton, r.
j. Gfiglefr Fleyd 4. pinkefton, D, g.
Grant, q, H. 1efba, Richard Themp.
son, W, 7. Mcleod, Frank Sanders, 9.
h. Btoekstill, Roy Cannon, Geo. M.
Bahlstef, Frank berlin, Joe sheard,
j. A, Nelson, j. p, zsrba, W. NJ.
Amen, Fred Gross, a friend, W. y.
Potts, aee, W, lieualen, j. q. Bsdds.
ley, A, r, Huffman, l.. 6agnon, James
4, Dell, Gbas, is, Williams, Sam PAM
bfuh, eaas Cannon, 6has, Kirk, A. II.
eeppeek, j. A, Kirk, r, u. Flint, W.
q, Henderson, j, Q, Russell, q, W.
hhairnef, Ma9de Sherman, Margaret
Lawson, r. E Gfibble, Viola Wolff,
Jessie i, Bfiefley, W. h, pobson,
kefbs lises,, Ralph Cannon, I. D.
heyd, Vera Grant W, II, Tayler, Fess.
Wihship Hardware Co., 9, A, Barrett,
II. A, Thompson, 1, W, Ware, steph.
enc n tlassell, q, ., Henry, j, 4, An-
defsen, Herman Meier. j, Q, Penny
Co.., j, W, pihkeften, oliver Diekeh.
sen, Il, Il. kiehafda Walter Adams,
Victor Harris, II, |, Watts, Jennie q.
Watts, y, "A, Mansfield,
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0RniR.


IN the County Rclrtt adf ttae Et&ta of
Oregon. gfm Ifnsstilia County.
IN the Matter df ttse lsstaee odf
Wiiliam 4. Scott, Deceased,
TINS netttsr eeniingaon Tnowttorc COR
silssratieh hvtthe eDoutt, axnd 1t iisiy
appearing 70 tae D1uftfthkt llssehhlk
Scott has hsrsoofcre hegn axppU1ntad
as Administrator sf sai5 eessate oef
Willisni r. Scett. deceased. aRnd that
the'ssia aoseph' n Scot tihss lheresctoEe
resigned IS scch AAarinistrtsrr sand
mss snhsnitted BIS reprtt aand tshe se1
pert ef BIS dg6REs sand etxnRsarllnRs
whsio 81 Rttinggiss sunh haatiIInmHixnsrrl
AMI Il ffEfkher appearing tao tshq
9uuft thst Ethtl aHrHald SScoet snnd
l9N Il Tspior hsse now benn aapuuipt4
led as aurniniEf1ssriS annd AhnIninis.
TRAITOR 1t said ssaaie. Aand hhaSaiGtrv
uuasinaShss such, sand shat ths said
Ethel Gur6hla Scpz i andW aR.f fIepiog
hsse Exannnaas sha lppnrt sad ssnc0nnt
toSsaid dsSenll n SefEt and hese i'm
wFsiug rspsessed themselvss 4ss ap-
lrspeing ulhts ahaSrts karnt1ioEai6an
pv saii deenpiGN Sent 81 AAlTninis4
t1ninE
/ AAua il npearriuls SO 400 IurSt
eaEt nhs said 1ssenlN n .sScut q lhssle leeun
W SAaipl saseremnngs asAsrvsd,hs
4saiiaiastsnen easkhurt compensation
aeprtfsiastsiass ssunh nhsAnnnmsssxearpr
skk,.eN.t, ., \ -. . s,,,., D.
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Notice To Creditors.

In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon for umatilla County,
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Luke II, Read, Deceased.
Notice IL hreehy given to all persons
whom Il may concern that |, George
W, Gross have been appointed admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Luke H, Read
deceased, and have qualified as such,
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 present them
with proper vouchers according to law,
to ne at Athena, Oregon, or to Homer
|, Watts, my attorney. at his office in
Athena, Oregon, within six months
from the date Of the first publication
Of this notice, On Friday, November
~, ieis, George W, Gross,
Administrator.
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lAFftaTY IS AGAIN N
THE RACE foh CONGRESS-

A. W. hsfFefty has idsas sHh6ahee-
ifeht tlist Ne viii eftef ths fsee fef
G8fefess After taking divers jsbs
hi HE ebbeHeht IN the eeihl6e primaries
Pat MeAfthafi he ends the afh6thee'
ftieiit WITH;
III stand f9f humanity. atil taxi
tao The hafa t6aa 10 CONGRESS the ore
that IL lonesome And afeafgi aha calls
f6f fiaeh SOLITARY toll
ttjHdef any fait system 81 laws n
this Rfeat country eVefs man whe
w8fks eitbef AZ 4 teacher, pfeaehefi
merchant, lawyer, a8etef, dentist la
bGfefi tf Iii any ether Useful capacity
w86id be able te iHake 4 Eeea living
fer himseif ana these dependent ub0h
him; he Wsaid be able u take vaea-
tl6R Bf DO 6f 90 days each gear N the
mountains ef Al Tie seashafe WIN
hls wife and family he would be ABLE
t6 educate his children, aid he .w6ala
bs able g pht BY competency f8f his
6i1 see besides;
iiiiet no 6Be be deceived N The pres
eRt campaign, represent s6u; MY
opponent represents lhese who woala
eBslave yeti.
iivote fef justice, a heme, vacations
ATT, faasie, literature, tfagei, life Il
short. vets te help The present gen
efatlBR and IL i've t6ut life AZ esa lh'
tended that Feu sh6ali live H. GIVE
heea IL that velee wlthla yea which ls
speaking And BGu VIII vets fight,
Feaf BwR judgement viii serve Feu bel
lev thaR viii the Judgment o. thBse
whe are blfed by the special Interests
IL eehtf9l Feaf vets. y
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-11-23

IN the Gattirt Gt6ina aif the S,sass ui
Oregon fT Umatilla Gsnuncg.
IN the hletEaf al tsie E.stssite al Many
u. ganes, Deceased
M60ae Is ltaaity given 10 all parsuns
whom it may concern teiait Nsatsar q.
Adr's ftals heah aintuttseH aiimihiastre-
s6r al ielH aatsssse al hiars a. .Ibss, de-
l,tassed, and has qualified a,s auth. All
persons having atialn,s alpiihast iisir ass.-
esite aiee required 10 aissaarit ttitam with
proper Vouchers aeenYting no laiw tto
she saiHahmhiseaitT az lhss sesittanse,
Sllt Hia4iast Sscsait, fanaihttb, Qfag.us,
or 20 Will. ri. Peterson, liiss aitturney,
1n&m Smith Q,aswfut Ruiltihgl. Rsrti-
Rtsob, Atsgan, within siS nlmisiss ffmm
che ahise at isie iilrst gubiiat,iun nf this
Ndeice, @lihih Is Fefiaas, etie lf.tth day
1tt 'ee,eiiaSs, ltais.
4aiset tshs unthdiay nf Qhitdisal, "A,
u. nsIis.
Nsalase o. JJoess. administrator.
VIII. M. Peterson, attorney i'm
administrator.
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hands Of Joseph N. Scott, be delivered
over to the said Ethel Garfield Scott
and W. r. Taylor, as Administrators
Of said estate, and that all of the acts
done and performed by the said Joseph
N. Scott as such Administrator be and
the same are In all respects confirmed
and approved by this Court, and that
upon the delivery Of the property of
said estate now in the hands Of said
Joseph N. Scott as such Administrator
that he be absolutely relieved and alb
solved and discharged as Administrator
Of said estate, and that his bondsmen
be and they hereby are relieved, ex-
onerated and discharged from any lia-
bility hereafter occurring upon said
estate, and that no compensation be
allowed from said estate to the said
Joseph N, Scott as such Administrator.
and the said Administrative and Ad-
ministrator Of the said estate now APP
pointed are hereby authorized and d.
rected to pay such court costs, attorney
fees and legitimate expenses as have
been incurred by said Joseph N, Scott
IN the administration Of said estate,
Done and dated this 18th day Of
November, 1917,
CHAS, II, MARSH,
County Judge.
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USE YOUR DRIVING POWER.


n Yeu Want a fhiap, Want II Ear.
asstly enough 90 Get u
Just wanting something win rarely
obtain II feF yeu, You've DOT to 10 cut
and Aet Il FOR yourself In an article
called "iaelease yeuF Driving Power"
IN the American Magazine a writer
quotes aN authority Ns saying
hAftee all, Il man does what he wants
70 30 ThetefsEe he Aast be taught IA
a ehiM ANA he must learn IN adult
yeaFa 70 teach himself to want 10 do
the aaht thing and the hta thiha aud
10 want h 10 hard that he Ia bound 10
arrive nj the wished ter geat Any.
Bsdy can ait down and say, lfa like 10
he the head " my company or the
president OF the United States or the
VEST salesman N the weria' That
much h easy, II h exactly what the
baby ases when Il slss on the deer and
squalls feF a pieSe " eaasiy, hut it h
a very aitleseAs talRs flNM wanting
something - mSeh that h II willing 10
ses AlssSt u AMI undertake At aaee the
aesNs ~ the halSS4MA
wtAe NeHele with the average man
n that he aees not want things hard
enough AMI eee geasea eeE this h that
he has Aet eeea taught the vaRe u
tAs 'wANtlMg' lie has net keen shown
h his seAsels and h Als life that @aa
hAs tremendous ,Nss2geeS fsS wanting
and leR wliMg aud that as he essstis.
ees TO viii aNa VIII he will aea N Asaa,
setf wASae@A and HAssssseS&ea Assess
u eAeFsy fSsese b always esseasA
esAessy 10 S9ta''y 4 sAAss aeSss~s ees
SUCCESS II Se viii TAP the seegee " H."
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Notice to Creditors.

In the County Court of tho State Of
Oregon for umatilla County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
William Il. Scott, Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given to all persons
when II may concern that Ethel Gar.
field Scott and W. II, Taylor have been
appointed Joint administrators Of tho
estate Of William X. Scott, deceased,
and have qualified NJ such, All per-
aehs having claims against said estate
are required to preaent them with pro-
per vouchers according to law to one
Of the said administrators at Athena,
Oregon, or to Homer |. Watts. their
attorney at his office In Athena, Orc.
gen, within ak months from the date
Of the frat publication Of this notice,
on Friday, November 20, ipl;.
Ethel Garfield Scott,
ADMINISTRATIVE,
W, r, Taylor.
Administrator,
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uNlppkY HsEeaNps,e
Fats essFs Hard uesR MsnaFshs With
II. IN tkeiF tItles.

rNE bFftr ffFfN bFbN NtDNUINnN WIN
II. IN theiF titlsa.
Aie the numerals hitA aAiNeky when
iheF fGllaw ,he naaie 6f 4 fa6nasehs II
Msula seeht stt
eif the feHF heMs EAs9heaA Mieis
ahd eS.iNiegs S6 characterized tWb the
essF Nicholas II Of hNssia ana sultan
Abaul aamM II. bF fNfkeS are DE.
pasaa ana plisaReFs. ahe thiia, KING
MaHaei II. ef fSftagal, has beea de-
Bfisea 81 MA thyqhe Ny Ms ieaEiA
wMie the gSHgts, tAa kAissE WiAAelM
ii, ef ties4aaAs, has AaSA tAAN v gen.
eA4as share 6R tf9abieS 3f hts own.
Aiss8Fs, saa eAilaNsB ehaN9h, ssih
ths Same ssSfM AseSAAaef II. " rms.
sia MAS bta@A ~ BITS by AiAiiist b8AAbA
N 1891. iSAis ii, of BASAi4A WAS
drowned ~ issS ehaF4es H. " France
MAS stSaaste,t Aames IT, VI RSStsAsa
Mas AiiSa IN battle. NAPdieoA ita NAV.
ias fast MA tAFaAe. dS7ei N @Sife.
AqhdRF Bi1ttsA HoAAEShA HAf@A H.
the Fass vi tAa RANSA kfhEb. fNA Al
tfastfA9s fsaMa4a h, wAs STNeAsy
murdered " Pd4s6m At t4ta Fhst7kStiSh
III MS 0wA vile, ANA a fqlAi4AF iAss Ike.
wise oSqateot RftaASa HI. @f4isqa H.
Ma qiaiqAeis1 lFNRAet HI. foat ASs sSAE.
dom And Mis- 940i@lA AZ tSs Rattse VI tSe
R6Sqfe fafs Raqafeb Charles At,, ki4sA
hs}nssf by 4is (ftsiA}f4fSsqeb
fsR asi6Sa 4Fe fAds HaqhPiNe fhtAAA2SA,
Satlisd VI 4a}llitsAid ron 4liFtaiM sSs4e
ai9 Fff4hs ot4fea. fjSHdaA sS%ssARy4.
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KEEPING cool IN A5fn.
essiiss Pun sic fssBss and sic HsHss
Wsfk the Bio Fans

6ssiiss Pun the t'sBes and ths HsFes
Wsfk the Big Fans
Esieetfie current f6p fans ~ moi eehef:
aiig available Ia Adehj Arabia, atd The
6td fashioned bBakali ststehi ls tie
tiiiF feilef ff6ia The almost ,iiibeafable
heat ana ei6seless 6f tile atmosphere
which prevails NJ certain seasons 0f
The year A piikab II large ceiling
fan operated w Il e08ls, VINO pulls u
f6pe attached 10 " This f6pe general.
" passes ever d small pulley through a
iieie IN the wall, 10 that TIE e86is may
Werk unseeR by these IA The f6ein 10 he
ventilated.
often a SERIES Of Fans IL operated by
one e66lF, tile system prevailing ~ no
felsi CLUBS ahI Uther places where there
IL a large space 10 he coded Hhe aes
tuai es0ilne effect ls usually considered
inefe satisfactory THAN that ef tii elees
tfiealB operated fan N The fespeet that
ihe air currents are more gentle aBa
Maeh more evenly distributed
A Buhkah waiia, Ne lie e6elY vine
operates Il ls called, receives N Alden
an average wage ~ $3.50 pef month
feF werklAg FEM elaiit 10 ilhe hours
a day, However, during the hei seaseh,
wheh II IL desirable 10 have the pHh6ah
In operation night ANA day, q force %
tbfee pHnkab Wallals, wBthlhs eight
hours each, IA neeessals, ana Tie pun
kah Beesmes somewhat expensive
Scientific American,
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iiNhs ieAdiest explanation Sf why
bread becomes ssAie wSNld he ~ AZ
HiSate h 10 che evaporation sf water
ANA explanation is, however eFFSae'
sas. SAe AmSaat ~ water IA new
bread ana ssale MeAa shows scarcely
ANY aiaeFeAsA. ana .Ae striking sAaAsa
sAe agymg " lse sSNAS, IA FatAes aNe
@ tae fAet tAat sAe wAses contained IN
SiA bread iaEFAs with tAe s,NteA a conn
gSaAa sAal asneaSs agS, hy heating
sSass bread sSF a shagt tiIAe Il asaia as.
sdmes tae condition " new bSSAa AND
sASs " 2hs bess Fsess tAat there eAAast
he A ioss " wAssE
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Indication, n lsea Lii.

A ieha lived befs6h, u ls said, may be
distinguished ~ sight from q short Nv.
ed Bae, The fflmafg conditions of
longevity sfe that the heart iahss aud
digestive organs, as we'll AZ the brain,
shall be large IL these organs are
large the TRUNK will be lehs and the
limbs comparatively short, The person
viii appeas tail while sitting and short
white standing abe hand VIII have q
i8NS ana somewhat heavy palm, with
sheft ilAaaTs, fhe brain win be deeply
placed, as shown by the Tow position ef
ibe efifiea sf the eak a'he blae, brown
ef hazel aye IA q favorable lhdleatieh
4he A9stsiis, " large eheA and ffee
Indicate large lungs, A pmehea and
heis closed a0stfA Indicates sman OF
weak iNAas 4hese are general Points
sS distinction, but are Sf course sabs
3eet @ tha Nsaai Individual exceptions
Exchange.
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Notice 10 Creditors

In the County ceast Of the State Of
oEegea for Umatills Cesaty>
M aAe Matter Of the Estate ef TAezss
l.. RrieeA deceased,
Natlee is hereby given TO sQa persons
wAea il assy eeaessa tAss Mary 4.
Price Aas been sseesssea sAmSa5sazs>
tFsS as the estate s& rAsaas L. Pahae,
deceased Ali persons having eaaSns
seaSsss Ass estate are EeqaSeea to pre-
sent tasesa 10 hen With vouchers in Tire
Aeaas,s4 gseseaeSa sg tae,, at the Hsw
efHs@ es MGa w. Peterson, Smith
Gia@asa& sakaaSfgs, Fen}1s;ars, Oregon,
eftiifh sslx Hafltis aopf the date Of the
lftst easi8iessisah Of this qttaa.
Dated this atd bay Of &s~smbas, a.
u. al8ah.
Nttas n. R4ipa Aamlnasc,aibrlx.
WaA W. Peterson, AlJsraas fsat nd
Hailfilsaa4aiIg,
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fAa sssysM % aseJsA

WN eASe4 eAE segAss ava s'Asas a -.
etely @AFA We &Rae can s4aas To-
se&aeR WN E4RS@ no seaRl3SS by COR
y@isfhS wAtA 2lae IA eliea&Ieiaee u an.
es4ea$ We siE@ aA oss'ekss 70 eae sfast
aEsss&l6s ay questioning him rs es'fls
@ We will tsiA R'tsihs him ~ alh-
4sigaps Diversity III Nfililpih Felses no
glSfilblR W Qstjt presence. laetai iiatetRt,t.
t}st SEalslIs seioi@ gis. afeAss ar Is siiRstie,
sstA We aag6SA ol 0&eiihe ttla business
Al a,Ef lRIlsiii@ AaHhdh.
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MN SMA ~ ste glihR SGh have gone
lRca R,sg@tsssbln %'ijh IpiR,hiIA q good
move"
%NSRN. A have hSaA s0it afeals 9st
him us u 9a@t6likh s,@HheA,"
a40IitlS&iNs Se@ [@alH9igiIdits hes
w #islR 42iiiisJiile GWib'erLRiuaaA
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STATE OF OREGON, :.
COIiNTY OF uMATlII.A. =


l, r, I, Brown, County Clerk in and
for the said County and State, ard ex-
eiiieie Clerk of the Coaa,y Court of the
State Of Oregon ser umstilas County,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
copy Of order in the matter Of Estate
of wm. Il, Scott, has been by me eorh-
pared with the original, and that 1T is
u correct transcript tAerefr@zn, 'asia of
the whole Of such original as the same
appears Of record and On hSe at my of>
tice and in my custody,
In testimony whereof, have hare-
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
Of the said Court this 20th asg of No
veraher, islf,
(SEAl.D n. 7 BROWN, Cilani.
ADVERTISEMENT
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epsoa,yo me ,,sory.

aAnyh0w, We can change the story
10 our children little"
what do You meanT
I'VE can tell them that when We
we're married was making s75 q.
week, and We had a mighty bard time
n II 70 gel along At that"-Detroif
Free Press.
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III you Kiss me shall call auDtie."
"Weli. gness can spare her III
tie kiss too Kansaa City Journal
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A really great man Ia known by
three slgns- generosity IN the design,
htluanity In the execution and modern.
tion III success. bismarck.
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F'faSies ono sdhS Way VI ksSpiAs
oltt vi 9RfR,h
%Wihae h $"
4tsth wsAs4HF tAiAFs sSa CAM ak
@fd,h=AsAgSSA iSse f4Sss.
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Mstrjmsoisl Amenities.

Hub b4lf | ever get out Of matrimony
you bet III never ect IN again. Wife
You certainly won't II You depend on
4 recommendation from me- Boston
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