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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-16
LEGAL
First published in The Topeka State
journal Wednesday, July Q, 1921


Case No. $3.50.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the District Court of Shawnee County.
State of Kansas.
The State of Kansas, Plaintiff,
VS..
William Z. Mueller, Defendant
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued to
me. out of said District Court, in the
above-entitled action, l will, on Monday,
the 21st day Of July, A. ID. 1919. ct 2
o'clock p; m. Of said day, at the east front
peka. in the County OF Shawnee, IN the
State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and
the following described personal property.
to wit: One new Paige coupe automobile,
The above-described is taken as the
property of said defendant, and is directed
by said order of sale to be sold, and will
be sold without appraisement, to satisfy
said order of sale. -.
HUGH LARIAfER, &
Sheriff of Shawnee County, Kansas. !
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SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
Mr.. James Daniels. night assistant Sec
Rotary - the Railroad "Y" Is spending a
vacation Of a few weeks in Wichita.
Miss Jessie Cole and Miss Mae Cremer
OF the motive power building expect to
leave SATURDAY, 10 spend their vacation in
California. Miss Cremer will visit in Los
Angeles and Miss Cole will spend some
time at San Berdue
MIS- Arthur LanninR expects to leave
soon TO visit relatives at Newcomerstown
MS home, 527 Wilson avenue
Ralph Griffith. formerly of the ticket
auditing department, has returned to his
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Two minute companies in Delaware. en-
ploying total OF 1000 men. were forced
refused to accept cut of $3.50 a day in
wartime wages.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Boy SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent boy help
Cali at 100 Eat Sixth st. or phone 40
DISCHARGED SOLDIER wants clerical
position; experienced. Call 1G0 Twiss.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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-LOST-Probably near 9th. and Kansas
ave-, open face gold filled Webb c. Ball
watch with chain attached bearing Ma
sonic charm. Phone Maynard Hampstead,
Orpheum theater, after 2 p IN. Reward.
LOST-Gold pin, single flower design.
Phone Red 446s Reward.
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North Side Neu,s

Items for this dunn NAV DC left al
Petro's drug store or telephone Eleanor
himbafl. 1881 after 4 o. IN. Other hours
$3.50.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

EXPERIENCED PREsSER wanted at
once. Independent Cleaners, GIG Kansas
ave.
WANTED-Man and wife to work on farm.
+. ]. Batell, 3773 Nj, Route s.
WANTED-Janitor. Apply engineer,
Columbian Bldg.
WANTED-12 men Thursday morning
o'clock. Chas. Wolff Packing Co.
TRUCK DRIvER-205 WEST SIXTH.
WANTED-House man at ThrOop hotel
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WANTED-AGENTs

CANDY-Big pay Start one of our Spe-
cialty Candy Fnctcries in your home.
small room, anywhere. We tell how and
furnish everything. Advertise. Grand OPP
portunity. Men-women. Candy Co., 1879
Ranstead st, Philadelphia. Pa.
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FOR sALE-C1TY PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-FARM LANDS

~->-~~~~~--~~--~->~~-~4----~ ---->~~>~>-~~~~>>~~~
IMPROVED FARMS, viz: 240 acres on
known as the Casson Farm, at $125 per
acre; 100 acres, three miles southeast of
Dover, s. NJ. Moran. owner, good house,
seven miles northeast of Dover, Gathers and
Harkins. owners, lands join. prices 5000
and $4,000. Inquire of Chas. j. Winter,
care of Dover State Bank, Dover, Kansas.
FOR SALE-1G0 acres good lime stone
grass land, in southeast Usage Co,
fenced, well watered. Price $40 per acre,
terms. A. L. Furman Real Estate, JOG
West Sth.
FOR SALE-16o acres, south of Smoky
Hill river, Cove Co., good land, all has
been cultivated, price $40 per acre. terms.
Furman's Real Estate, LOG West sth.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM.

FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS
~--~-->~-~~---~H--~-~-~- -~-->~>>->
VERY PLEASANT newly furnished mod
ern housekeeping rooms, first floor, very
resirable. 81 West 1th.
1912 w. 9TH ST-Furnished modern
rooms and sleeping porch. Phone 1862 or
Blue 1922
NEWLY furnished modern room with
board, private home, three blocks journal
Building. Phone 1890 Blue
FURNISHED sleeping room in modern
home, very close In Gentleman prefer
red. Phone Black 1927.
ONE nicely furnished room, modern, 12I
Monroe st.
COOL, modern furnished rooms and board,
reasonable. 100 Van Buren,.
623 WEST 9TH-Two modern furnished
sleeping rooms. Phone 543.
415 WEST 7TH-Board or board and room,
good home cooking. Call SAT- J.
MODERN ROOMS for rent. Board II de-
sired. Phone 57s6 W. 1101 Western ave.
1916 MONRoE-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms. Phone 3S49.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room. AZ
Huntoon. Phone 1874.
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NOTICE

IF JOHN on JIM BoNFIELD see this
ad come home at once on account Of
Illness, or any one knowing their where
abouts notify by wire. Dennis Bonfleid,
Elmo, Kan.
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FENIM RE MOVIN G
CALL PHONE 4341.
MEDICAL

CANCER Mclaughlin Method Room Is
~ N>@AlN BOOK Of SYMPTOMS FREE;
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BIDS FOR SCHOOL HOUSE.

BIDS FOR SCHOOL HOUSE.
Bids will be received by Board of Rural
High School District No 2. Athol. Kansas,
at clerks office, up until noon August
school house 54xGo #. with basement and
one story. Also separate bids for heating
and plumbing. To be located at Athoi,
Kansas.
Plans may be inspected at my office af-
ter July 25th. 1919.
Board reserves right to reject any and
all bids.
W ]. PHETTEPLACE, Clerk.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Wednesday, July 16, 1871
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-16
TYPEwRITERs.

ALL STANDARD MAKES. SaIeg or rent
Repairs by factory trained mechanlcn.
We lead: others follow. CRANE q COM.
PANY.- 30 years in business.
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INSURANCE.

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L. w. WILSON-FIre tornado. platA glass
Insurance Phone sac. 20 Columbian blcR.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
DEMANDS Of Chinese
INCLUDE SIX POINTS

Toxic, Dec. 1.-(By maii)-China's
protests to the Toxic government over
the Foochow riots and the dispatch
of Japanese war vessels to that port
embody the following six demands
l-Relieve the Japanese consul at
Foochow,
2-Apologize for the action OF the
Formosans of Japanese allegiance
who killed several Chinese students
s-compensate the relatives OF the
killed and wounded.
4-Punish the offenders.
5-Prohibit Japanese mercnantS
from carrying arms.
/ s-Punish the Japanese chief OF po'
lice at Foochow.
Since japanese authorities asser
the trouble was wholly the fanit Q
Chinese students, who were noyco.,
ing japanese goods, there is h..'
likelihood that Japan will grant IN
demands.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
iNCORPORAIlONS.


Organized for the purpose of en-
gaging in general farming, truck and
vegetable gardening, the Portland
Deschutes Land company, capitalized
at 100000 filed articles Of incorpo-
ration with the corporation depart
ment here Monday. The company will
maintain its principal offices in Port
land. The incorporators are George
L. Burt, NJ. NJ. Matthiessen and
Richard w. Montague.
| Other corporations filing articles
Monday were:
Coos Cooperative Telephone COM
pany, North Bend. Coos county; nc
capital stock but $50 membership
fee stipulated; H. A. Walker, ]. NJ
Henson. Fred Larson, Archie Phillips
and L. NJ. Weir.
Western Milk Products company
,, Portland; 100000; R. D. Fontana
Ben c. Day and Alfred A. Hampson.
The Engineering company, Inc
I. Astoria, Clatsop county; $4,000; Les
! lie E. Brigham, Marie Brigham an
C. c. Crisman.
: Declaration of intention to engae
Il in business in Oregon was filed
n the Nevada Oregon California Real
l. company of Reno. Nevada. The Or
l. gon office of the corporation will
n maintained at Lakeview, Lake cou
S6 ty. ]. 1. Conner is named as attorn
l. in fact.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
40 Years On The JOB.

~, II 40 years as piae'isaa, "a asr ne,ss.
gs sn10Ser e9" q i prescription. before ,s. ss pus
Number y =, ~ ,h,s hate date 10 hts |,
*. ,s ana q, :, recommend medicine me. l;a.
would ~, a,' beI;sye was equal o. saesflo.
dla ~ MOI a,Ssr' Ss have obsefyed the q, Y,
70 & any !, 0'ssr, NUMBER ~ in thousands ..,sa o.
:asss .,s sha sos ii blood poisoning = s.s
io%' fora. rol ssnIs,ss,, Ia,., s''saSna, ~. shssa
sso1sss y 1rssamstIsa, eatarrh, ssssna lem Num- %
i ii sS's troubles There l = ,sI. %s's sisisIs,
than ii e,ssr r...s.s.s lsss sia'i;sss Essa.s. s
~ md. Sold and reeenmsaasa ~
\ ers drug store. .....--------------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
O[COTT NAMES five
70 REPRESENT STATE

rho names of the five citizens VIM
,,,,,, renresent the state at large on .ilo
oanfarence m committee of fifteen 70 M
o,,ire into the question OF increase -,
palas pstes paid to workmen under the WORK
mems ~ compensation act were ann0un u sa,.
,,ls aaa nv Governor olcott today as 9,oaa 40,
,eu ,ers. Leslie Butler banker nuUs
,oms p,vsr. sidney ]. Graham atlornsS' atS'
Isl, portland; 6. L. Hawley' farmer, an.ger. r
ror. ror Del A. Dinsmore. sales maaasel Dr..
oHs olSs, !, workman & King Port.aau, ,rnt,aua -
TiuT1 y Thoraldsen, physician, porslano 1sn mem
The names of the other ,iln ! ten en named ,aa
,s nne ef the committee, five to PEN pc na,ssS rsn'
eefs pc .se ~ state Federation Of La0Vr ~ IN N,
py s,.enting .nt employees and as.on five Ds rep r
yssnstrial Association Of oreson sDnecte, @
lnaus nsenting the EMPLOYERS, are sHpy olcot
ress re- ea in the hands of Goverh0'
: to }. Oe ,atar ts tn. than wednesday ,a,a
h01 The ir't conference is to :. reich De M time
portIanS rns December % at wal,a tion Of Il
oasram pors,@ for the considefa'i'oa 'eris,atu, ia
ppec ppecial IL session Of the s.sa% sta,a out.
speuarr 81 January will be worked 0''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
RAIL BROTHfRH0ODS
AGREE upon WAGES

=. .,,nston, Dec. is.mAsrsfd ,o,ar railroad
been ssnsasS sa II the rs to be
,,sa sss s@pssss sa sss + sss :sT freight
vice, dsr i wsi tsis agreement time Ireoaired to
haf unsfi Sl Be paid ,ss.. ss. @' o Tss would j.
:; q; ::: !: !: ! g. !: s. !: r:
The system .ss,sS. i sGT and made effective
as Of December EN- Settlement hewsvsDii osgilea a
Under n1tle allowances ln fOrmsfls 2 = dispense
g: J: E: !: :: !: : J: : !: e :;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
BIG PAPERS BLAMED
FOR PAPER SHORTAGE

Washington, Dec. 1s.-The desire
OF large metropolitan papers TO make
big profits is responsible for the pres
ent paper shortage. Representative
Anthony, Kansas, charged before the
house postoffice committee in open
ing hearings on his bill TO reduce the
size of newspapers.
THE big papers are profiteering at
the expense of the smaller papers and
it is the duty Of the government to
protect them," Anthony asserted.
The present shortage is due to the
rapacity of big publishers in buying
lup everything they can get their hands
on. Unless this is stopped one half o
the papers will have to SO out of bus
mess.
4 1.-THE Increased size Of newspaper
is absolutely due to tremendous bus
ness demands
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
{ Too Thin Try
BitrO-Ph0sphate

While excessive thinness might os
attributed to various and subtle caus,
es in different individuals, it Is q wen
known fact that the lack OF phos-
uhorus in the human system IS very
largely responsible for this condition.
II seems to be well estaphshea 'nas
this deficiency in phosphorus may
NOW be met by the use OF bitro-rnos.
Iphate. which can be obtained rom
any good drugg st in convenient form @
In many instances the assim'lasion
Of this phosphate by the nerve tissue
soon produces a welcome change
narve tension disappears. vigor any
Strength replace weakness and iaeh
J of energy and the whole body loses Ns
: ue,v hollows and abrupt angles, pc,
coming developed in a glow Of pertec
health and beauty and the VIII an'
s,rsngth 10 be- up and doing
cAuTIoN--while Bitro-fnospnae
It !. unsurpassed for the relief OF ner
iyousness, general debility etc" .,'os
le taking it who do not. desire 70 pu. ), :
% flesh should use extra care IN a.o,s ~
$ ing fat producing foods. law
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
ORIENTAL EXCLUSION
LEAGUE HITS JORDAN

Sacramento, Cal, Dec. l6.--Declar-
ing that Secretary of State Jordan IN
his campaign for importation of chi
nese coolies, under contract is playing
into the hands Of the Japanese, the
Oriental Exclusion league has come
out strongly against Jordans idea
H. T. Rasmussen, organizer for the
league, also said he was informed on
good authority that the Japanese are
raising a million fund to combat the
leagues program for japanese exciu-
sion."
Rasmussen said Jordan's campaigi
will cloud the mind Of the easterner
"who must be convinced that the Jap
anese are menace ;,
.This sort of confusion would .
inst what the Japanese would seeh'
he said. "While we are trying TO con
vince the east that we don't wal
, orientals, here comes Jordan ana say
Z we do want Chinese, II japanese cal
= ital has been put into this tignt
= probably has been done in s'' clev'
. fashion not suspected by the orga'
. i1ars of the importation scheme,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
Amazes Salem

A business mans wife could ho'
-, ~ road without sharp pains !"
her eyes. For years her eyes wers
..sa ana weak. Finally she tried slm-
~ ,r,,chhazel, camphor, hydras.,s'
PIE Viewed ~ n;xed in Lavoptik eye WASH
e,,s esc,' rss,lt 81 % produced by simple pot, !.
,ne ,n,azea re everyone We guarantees ,v g
.,e a,i a hottie Lavoptik to help AN ~ !,
CASE weak, strained or rpnE' ]. G
ewes ewes. Aluminium eye cup l,l rhcn, cnmmer. :, :
Perry, Druggist (Adv)
cial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
SALtd LEADING
OREGON CITIES
IN BANK REPORT
with four bank and total de-

With four bank and total de-
;.s of ss.shS.S7s.5O. an increase of
:, lbs lb7.ol over September has
eo,oea tn t'ae head of the list of
o,ar,n cites outside of Portland, in
afe of banking operations based
.ne ~reports of November II, last,
on rd;ne to a compilation just pre-
oa ao hv Will H. Bennett, state supS.
pnae,t pt.inat of banks Pendleton, which
nnsed Salem out of first place IN the
Sontember reports, is back in second
S,ace again with deposits in its three
n,st plaJ otaling sS.560,344.21, and AS
.;a with three banks and deposits OF
4sS.O1 is in third place
Isrgane Baker and The Dalles re-
..;, their respective positions in fourth
siftb and sixth places, each showing an
,'arease in deposits over the Septem-
, f;eures klamath Falls has au-
oo. go from tenth to eighth place with
an increase in deposits OF $500 z''os,o'
hatween the two reports, passing Al
.rd Medford. Oregon CITY re
oa.. ;,,s IN eleventh place while Corvaiii
a n,oved up from fourteenth
ha' ,e.,, nosition. with an increase y
s51e,427.Ss. ,a,.,on 20 the Nc
anner list of million dollar" pan
dsnosit cities and Vale and Enterprl' ei,.
are also on the November list ai'er =, !
als ansence nee from the September III
nena which qualified for q piace
tne list in September for the first I'm \,
tn IN its history fell below the feauir'
IN ,rSed ~, in the November list. -,
mar The n November list contains 80 ., G,,' I,
- the ..million dollar" class, ga,n an,
tn tnrse , over the September list. /, pep' =,
' its in the 121 banks included ~
,ist ss total s2e5,74s.4ss.S5. !,
iis[ Total deposits in the banks IN ~
toto amounted to ssoe'SSo' 4a.a- .o
saraing st@, to the compilation 'an anc.e ss
eefs co s7e s4s oss.7s over the figures
The list Of million dollar cues, 81,
.,n,her Of banks in each ana 'o's'
,;tc follows: -, q,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
HuGO IS RELEASED
By VILLA WITHOUT
RANSOM, IS REPORT

j.. abingdon. Dec. is.- Freaer'oA -.
hugo. the American ransn ,,,,sa,,Iz' has
aasu y ntured BY vIna near Masau,,, ...aan, OF q
been en- ss,s ana Is now al Muzaniz, y, .ns !,
ranso", rams aeaartment was advised ,.'N,rss 'ouas
sta's Z. u,r American consulate at Ple"'''
Negras, ha, phillips. ths
other American taken y ,.,,, '.n .ns specifi'
s,so has been released put put W. ,aanc
.,, a'sD ~ : : this has not been inaae'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
CAUGHT ANOTHER
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve It quickly with Dr..
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Hon

~ TOP toting around . disagreeablc
and dangerous cold. let pr.
~ Bells Pine -Tar-Hcney exert i,s
ability as a suprefnely benshcial help
in relieving phlegm, stuihness. m
fiammation, congestion. hoarseness,
d;ficult breathing. Let 1t help. you as
4 regularly helps thousands Of others
ior whom ito balsamic and healing
a. sn,;septics never faittopromote rcsults'
safe for the little ones. soo; ss,;
An economical bottle can De proeu,.eu !
from your druggist today. inass !, % =
wise wise thing to do. soc.. 6oc., Si.lo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
AUTHOR DISAPPEARS

san Francisco, Dec. l5.--No word
had been received today from DR..
Arthur Lachman, famous anthOr and
scientist, who disappeared last Thurs
day. Police in cities throughout the
Pacific coast states have been aidins
in the search.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
STOP CROSSING ASKED

An application was filed with the
nuh,ic service commission Monday os
the southern Pacific railroad company
asking that sixth street, Junction oi's'
be designated as stop crossihs'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

p. NJ. Tulley, prominent contractor
and builder Of North Bend, was fined
s25 for having in his possession a quan
ttiv Of hard cider and homemade wine
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

A new sawmill is being constructed
at Lakeside by residents Of that dis
trict. who intend having il in opera
ton in January.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

..,.sov,+,es Of the state hospital =. y.
the insane are yet witnors "sarles Law
Of the whereabouts OF cna,a' a. institu-
m rence, who escaped from 'he
tion several days ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16

schools at Keating in Baker county,
are closed because Of an epiaein'' y
smallpox.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-16
.,,-xs pENoUNcE Al'IlAS

berlin. Dec. is,mTns q. Tlnusnoffieial peace &c
ss: E q z; s:s'' s.
+: s: Z, !: s:: e.
zsitgns ,nl 'ss new western s'1B The Bosr
sene0u,l s 81 evil effect '" --AM
world. IA a i0l
higher !, 4 ,.ss.sis. :. :ss.s e :ssP': i !:
g, 8. : Y 'i'' '''''. :.
4. rainier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

viii be selected through these In
tHrclRas games. That is, a member
Of the Freshman team VIM uhows
promise will be promoted To the
Sophumure team and no on until the
final High school team shall be es-
tabliHhed Meanwhile the interclass
games win continue until the season
ends.
The call viii be inBued Monday frr
the class teams to organize. and
starting December LIST the tnterclasa
games will be held. JERSEYS have
been ordered for the whole four
classes and win doubtless be here
before that time.
There i1as been desuitory basket
ball practice among several Of the
aspirants but no strenuDs1s work has
been attempted.
With The host at his command
Coach Thompson hopes that he can
round ont a basketball team this
season that win follow IN the fout-
steps of their championship rruthsrs
of last year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
NORTH AUGUSTA

Mr.. and Mrs. W g. Knowles entsr-
tntned friends from Brunswick sum
dry.
Miss ThelsnA Penney autsrtasnsd
some o. her young frtsnds At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Piulxhasn
At Brookside. November 18th. Thai
ma was presented with a nice BIRTH
day cake with - candles. Refresh
menIs we're served, games and mu-
sic were enjeyed. all wishing Miss
Thelma many happy rsturns 0f the
day.
The letter carriers find the travel
ing very bad. The mud is very dsep
in places and WHARF frozen vsFy
rough.
The schools will close "Wednesday
till Monday for the annual Thanks
giving recess.
Mrs. Eta Walker is qsiite sick IT
the home Of har SISTER, Miss Carrie
Fisher, ON the Wast River road.
Horace leighton has a tsiephDne
installed in his hume On the Aruns-
wick road, sls-2-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

diner: first account Of n. c. Barstow.
administrator Of the estate of Anna
e. Ellis. late Of Gardiner; account
of Ola Wellman Plummer. admins
tratrix Of the estate Of Frank r.
Wellman, late OF Auaklsta; final ac-
count of Mary E. Dunham. admin
istratrix of the estate of Charles H.
Dunham. late Of Augusta; first and
final account Of George w. Wiley,
executor of the will of Hattie A. Tar
bell. late Of Benton; first anG final
account of Arthur A. Shaw, execu-
tor Of the will of Benjamin r. Shaw.
late Of Clinton; first account of Ella
III. Goodspeed. executrix of the will
6 Leroy W. Goodspeed, late of Ran
dnlph; final account of Gertrude NJ.
Ryan. executrix uf the viii of Annie
e. Baker. late of Augusta: first and
final account OF Melvin 8 Hulway.
administrator de bonis non with will
annexed OF the estate of Abner
Co0mbs. late of Augusta; first ac-
count Of Henry L Hunton, adminis-
traitor Of the estate Of vinnia Bick-
ford Brown. late Of Oakland; final ac-
count Of O. B. Clason. executor Of the
will of Ellen z Potter, late Of Gar
diner: first and final account of O.
3. Clasun. executor of the will of
Edith May Griffin, late of Litchfield:
fifth account of Alden Knight. guar
dian of Adoniram J. knight, of Wind
sorville; distribution account Of Fred
". Files. guardian of Stanley z. Al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
COURT
ROUTINE BUSINESS

The following routine businnss was
transacted Monday at the regular
session of the Probate cpurt:
Wills pruvsu. approved ana allow
ed-Of Arthur RDunseAu, late Of
Winslow, Victoria RDun1ean Nercier.
OF Winslow. exscutrtx: of Joseph
Marcnu, lafe of Berlin. n. T., Louis
3. Marcgu OF Berlin, n. H, axecu-
TOR and Bertha Y. GRuean e Port
land. agent; Of Allen p. LovejUy, late
of Janesville. Wis.
Petition fur administration Gfantsd
of the estate Of AIlstpn u. DOVE.
late Of Augasta, Katherine e. DOVE
of Augusta. admintstratrtx; of the
estate of Calvin Spauldtng, late of
HaIlowell. Walter D. Spaulding Of
HaIluwell, administrator de bonis
non with will annexed; OF the es-
tate of Amelia G. SpRulding. late of
HalloweI, Walter .. Spanlding Of
HaIlUwell. administrator.
Real estate licenses gx1nt0d-To
winnifred Billings Bamfnrd. guar-
dian of Oliver L Billings. minor, OF
Fayette; TO Herbert ]. Weeiss. guar
dian of Everald Weeks ct ais, minors,
Of Gardiner.
Accounts aIlUwed-First account of
Nancie H. J. Bell, executrix of the
will of Arthur ]. Bell, late Of Gar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Women Need Sxamp-Ro

thousands Of women have kidney
nc biadder trouble and never sus-
Pee. Il.
Wcmen's complaints often prove to
b. nothing else but kidney trouble, or
thf resuit Of kidney Dr bladder dis
sas
L the kidneys are not IN a healthy
condition. they may cause the other
Ffyans 10 become diseased.
Pain IN the back, headaEhe. lOas of
inhibition, nervousness, are often
Lines symptoms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DR.
Eimer'F swamp Root. a physician's S
prescription. obfatnsd nj any drug
rore may be Just the remedy nsed-
ec to overcDme SUCH conditions.
Ger q medium or large stze bottle
immediately from any drug store.
However, If you wish first 10 test
tals great preparation send tan csnts
;o Dr.. hiimer & Co.. RtnghamtDn. n.
\. for q sample bottle When writ
-1s be sure and mention the Augusta
helnebec Journai.-Adv.