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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-16
q, FOR sAIE-waTERFRO>T
PROPERTY
wArrn FRONT PnorEnTf

Summer home sites near Kingston
and Port GAMBLE. kitrsp county.
water front from J to 30 acres At
very low prices aud on easy terms.
LfNDEkrG
oi5 white Bldg. Main Sz2.
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u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
szI sea board Bldg. tth and Pike.
Phone Elliott isi4.
GARAGES
Repair shop.
1850 Who'll. price. THIS - one ~
the best downtown repair
shops - the city. They have
n number OF large Companies
that leave their work with
them. and are clearing 5000
10 s70a every month. Terms.
HALF INTEREST IN
GOOD TIRE SHOP
81 lo--iarEe stock Of tires, vulcan
izing aud repairing. This is
well known place The
wife Of one 81 the partners
IL sick. and must have a
change Of climate. lrp can
draw out from $50 to siso
week You can have .
weeks trial TO prove she
REsTAuRANT
sLigS fun price. cost N.hes 20
eauip. netting $500 n month
and up: brick building cleo
fric signs that cost 800. rent
only SO The owner has 60
go To- Canada TO look after
hiH ranch. II IN hard 10
find a well paying restaurant
at sacrifice price in Seattle.
30 zee ihia.
BOOMING HOUSES
II ROOMS
700 cash down. Rooms always
filled: brick buiiding base
ment: laundry trays; t~o
flrcpisces Pull price only
si.gvo
10 ROOMS
$50 cash. all housekeeping. fine
corner. location on Eighth
ave Pull price $1,000 for
quick sale.
ROOMS,
200 cash down. fine. clean.
Hastily furnished house. In
good renting district. This
u an exceptionally good buy.
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
s.i Scabosrd nldg.. tth and Pike.
Phone Elliott ieit.
GARAGE FOR SALE
Fine downto~ location. storage
room for IS cars: cheap rent
storage alone at 5000 per month.
Price only $4,000: some terms
go Lumber Exchange.
SICKNESS IL THE REASON
stock Of groceries at invoice and
discount ) per cent or viii lump
"a. close In. good location. Eli.
GROCERY STORE. WITH THREE
large living rooms. dandy ioca-
ton. doing profitable business
VIII Invoice at about 3i.soe. See
this at once.
go Lumber Exchange
TDpAN-S spEciAi.
small soft drink and See cream cm-
poriuHn. down town location. price
$3.50 cash. Ell. 1890.
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Statesmen WANTED

DKOkEN TNDEWWNiTEN Or
SALES MANAGER
Wanted with rating az references %
represent. on liberal commission.
ts0a. 600 consolidated drtiltnG.
leasing. production. PIPE iiu~ and
refining company operating ~
North Texas field Write ode ".
Foster. President Victor t9Fe Lane
and Refining Company, Jones'
kennedy Building. Wichita Faiis.
Tex
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LOGGrDOTF LANDS

5000 ACRES ~ SourHWEsr
Washington for sale 10 settlers
easy terms. no ralse In prices. s.
per acr. and up. Liberty Bonds
taken AT par. Write for map show
lag location. etc.
WEY EHHAEUsER TIMBER co.
1acnma uldK.. Tacoma. Wash.
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FEW or OUR GOOD BUYS
Studebaker, G-cyI. b-pass. ...yf50
overland, 5-paAs.; like new. 49,. $50
Maxwell. overhauled and painted $50
New 1918 Chalmers 6. $1,000. Hurry.
Used Car Emporium, 18th a. ". Pine.
STUDEIiAkER SIX TOURING CAR,
privately owned. This car in
splendid condition and will sell
cheap for quick deal. Call Cap
itoi $50
OAKLAND TOURING. 5-PASS.
good tires. Bargain, $3.50.
COG r.. PIKE sT. EAST 400. i
BARGAIN-~s75O TAKES LATE 1913
Dodge. Call tonight sure. between
$500 and 1880. sullivan a. Mecker
Garage. clio Seneca ~.
DODGE COUPE. CORD TIRES:
wire wheels. It's darling, $3.50.
Used Car Emporium, 18Th a. T.. Pine.
MAXWELL TOURING. $3.50. BAR
gain.
SOC Il. PIKE ST. EAST 400.
MONEY ADVANCED on CANS
left at the Emporium, 18th d Il. Pine
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WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
f7th and y. pike. East SIG
fets OAKLAND Spas.
bumpers. extra tire. tubs and
k-eonephor lens. One %
the best buys we have 20
OFFER s.ss..s+ts+-ss.t sti.ese
Two 81 thosc nifty Oakland
ruadatera with coed tires
and all kinds 81 pep. Both
late Is model St-u Your
choice .4s..s....*s..tss..s sss
fsfs oLDsMouiLE Sis. lust
painted with ali good tires
and one extra ............. 1850
.isiT MAXWELL all good
tires. one spare .s.......... 80
|i9i7 FORD touring. new top
and seat covers ......t..... fss
1919 FORD roadster; shock abb
sorberr. Yale lock. spcrdom-
etcr. rain vision wind shield
and hot shot battery. sss
WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
18th and Y. Pike. East GIG.
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lfls Ease F-pafs. .l,0'0
1918 MAXWELL 5-pasa. ......... 1926
1917 Ford touring ............. $500
1917 Grant Six, Buick. Oakiands.
DodRes and all makes OF good
used cars at bargain prices and on
easy terms.
HENRY MOSSEAcH AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY
sis-Gls East pike
Phone East 1851
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o
EI,NERAL NOTICES
los

BEAuTfFUL GRAVE MAHKEi2
crosses and tablets. pure Nhih
TOMBSTONE, bsveied letters Lyery
lasting; g. 60 tis. itsdman Srs.s|
Marker GO, b23 First ave. w
Queen Anne 1888.
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LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
$50 800
Uond Bond
ara AZ. 1850 ts7. Gs
an sLs a7.s6 sAG5
War Savings atemps Bought
q -. MccOSAHY
sis American Bank Bldg.
second and Madison.
WE nuY LIBERTY BONDS At
small discount: aiso partial pay
fnent receipts and w. ). stamps.
10< Haieht Bldg.
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FARM LAMBS


= FARM LAMBS
iils orENiNg OF YAKIMA
VALLEY EARN LAND
Located IN the earliest dirlFic, IN
the state. nnd the best farm land
in Washington. ON IA. Yakima
river, close 60 town, two rail-
roads. on state highway. AID the
climate - good
$40 PER ACRE AND UP
With very easy terms IL under
government irrigation project
that " an extension OF the sun
nNSide canal. We have sold more
than 10000 acres Of this land in
the pest year to farmers and bust
mess men.
SOLD IN to-ACEE TRACTS
At Wholesale prices. Adjoining lands
ar. held at many times more than
ours. At our office we have many
pictures Of our land and tho im-
proved farms there. Buy now d.
rect from the owners before the
spectators boost the prices.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
6l2 Green Ilidg.
OFFICE open evenings also
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A\Ii f-\fsfNffsftN
In the
rprr COURSE IN NANiE ~
Stx weeks fits fer third fntt"
,1rense or HIGHER. Open u men =.
two wears deck eSpsr.ence f.esn
or coasswise. ~ ~1,sive's'ns w
rprr -NtrpSE IN MARINE Ef-
rr~rERrSG--on~ month t,ts "
third resistant engineers isrnr'
~ higher Open 20 rter o. H'r
chrrieai ard en~tneerihs "a
rr~i~rr~. Including locomotive ann
st.tsrr.vx engineers. rnchtnl%t.
IN marine engines. grndustes -
t~rhrle,f schools and marine oi-
~rs and water tenders, ,,,-
fx1>r needing sea service 70 uur..r
fully for license after VAN
sr,,rx~ win h. cent 70 sea On pay
Xavirpsior schools nt Seattle 90.
Portland. engineering srhooi AZ
the University os Washington. Sc
attic. o
~ ' ceA>sps SECTION CrtFF
$50 STUART Building. Seattle Nasn
WANTED - AUTOMOBILE MD
f-s~sn- rn~ehrrlcs and sce,rien~
w~ld<rs r~eded everywhere. learn
~ ~ a first class p-actlcAl
~hsrfe ana welder, and repair re-
srnrt. md tractors. This e. q real
practical school where you Iessn
eAe hs,siness bv actual work on tnS
machines. Only practical rear
fognohiie and tractor school IN IN :
eoSyve WFQT which MAS Approve
~ n GOVERNMENT WAR DE
PARTMEST. Just dnlsned cor
tract with government 70 NJ
1. 500 soldier auto mechanic
euasaatee e have moss ana .rhco,s
- 10 Vorthwest Pit together. Day
anG nieht classes. Don't waste tirte
WITH theoretical schools Write Of
cnfi Al once for free catalogue ana
eDerial rates Two big schnois.--.
qWnkane ara Seattle. MODERN
AUTOMOBILE AND TRArIoi.
SCHOOLS address I~5ps ihira
ave. r. Seattle. wash
swAvTEp-COoD PRACTICAL Au-
fcmobiIe repair men who under
5etand their business We pre-
pare YOU for such Jobs as this en-.
eloyer offers In the above ad. Jus,
the right combination 81 prnctscs'
shop work. on up-to-date. stsnu
ard chassis. engines. c.rnurs,1rs !.
rnaxnetos. starting and ftThuns
~nuIDm~nt. torethtr with enough
theory to make Won Nrss ciass
rr~rhanfc. WE TEACH OVER 100
DIFFERENT OPERATIONS. You
sfav IN school. without extra ef-
perse. until you have learned th.m.
sc~~iaf course IN ignition. starting
and lighting: also cyx-ecesyicnc
rutting. welding apd brsxinz..
Get details. Including outline show
lng operations taught. Mt ". 9.
Al Automobile and Gas Enrtne
school. Room 2io y. ". G. =. hlox
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1900
FIVE ACRES

FIVE ACRES
$500 cash and SO per month 20
mtnutss walk 10 lnferurban and
auto stage service every hour. all
level. very good cedar. alder and
maple land. logged and burned or
clean. very easy TO clear letter
than land selling at t2z5 20 $500 an
acre In same distriot II 10 not
just rough tract. Ne offer At
thiF price. bat every tract the
sam" price compef" tbs WITH IN.
4ance and get first choice 90
with Us today
AAsisN q SEXTON
1910 First Ave Elliott 5347.
40 AcREs. LEVEL. GOOD SOIL:
second growth: good neighbor.
hood fine for fruit. berries and
shiskenKt three miles south Of
flefaon dock. on good county road,
Non.fcsidsnt owner says ssil
price 1899 which b. one-thifd
price asked for surrounding, Pho
PiSSEY a SHEET 7se Third.
to-AcRE TRACT
IDEAL for chickens black loan
soii. good spring. near school and
state road v~ry easily cleared;
excellent community. not far from
seattle. Exceptional offer at feoo.
nhnBERT X UPPER. sIi Leary Bid.
TWENTY ACRES or PINE Level.
bottom land stream across on.
end. on county road and within
one nil. Of railroad station SO
per acre. on very easy terms
a - REID 4 co
.tf-5ts New York block
s.AcRE rR AcT
Adjoining Kent lies level.
facing road beautiful Ni-s
good soil. city water. mall
miih route and telephone "
wanted. near school
see. tss Down $40 Month
fik New YORK Block.
GOOD TRACTS OF Lp6oEp-OfF
LAND ron SALE. Low prices.
easy terms We will accept Lib
rrty Bonds n first payment. pay
tho balance out % your wages.
steady work IN our camp and msli
THREE LANES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. wash.
sio.sos BuYs ACRES. PARTLY
cleared. on silver lake: coo feet
shortage. spring. furnished house
boat. beautiful view. choicest spot
In Washington for home. rs rscks
% good wood with this property
~ taken at once. fnautr. fbb~rson
houssboa,. silver Lake. or phone
East sese. seattle.
4. ACRES or ALDER BOTTOM
land. on good county road end
within miles OF Olympia. SIS
per acre. very easy terms
4. " REID & co.
-it-5i5 New York Block.
1--WE ACRES RICH GARDEN LAND
All improved. Groom bungalow
barn. poultry house. orchard. be-
rlrri close TO fnterurban statioa.
$1,000.
ROBERT MAi.TBy CO, zoos 80 Ave.
81 ACRES. GARDEN. ROOM
house. well; half mile Of depot.
sickness Price cut tu $1,000 cash.
quick sale. Geo. W. KIRK. Box SC.
Darlington. wash.
TEN-AcRE SNAP NEAR KENT
Rich. level land. easy to clesr. Price
for quick sale 1875. terms.
ROBERT MALTBy CO. 1905 ID Ave.
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I'D GET a LITTLE FARM
Clos. 20 where you can e, wos
fure horne and Independence
that's my advice to the working.
man. can offer you the work and
the farm with little money.
H. c. PETERS. 11s Third ave
Will TEACH rot HOW TO
Arjve and repair on all the stand
ara make trucks. tractors ana au-
{oynobiies in the shortest time
pcssibIe- spssca n.. aa s,1 az ch.r n-s"'
nYOu DO NOT FIND A SUITABLE
nosifion advertised here. why not
~e6er m ad In the situation
wanted" column? II will reach
hundreds Of employers. ana costs
hut little. -
wanted IN Star composing room.
Prefer one with year experience
IN printing. Apply to foreman at
: o'clock.
W1NrED-poys FOR ROUTE CAR:
r!ers in AL psrts Of The city. oooo
Apply 10 Circulation Department
Gestt1e star.
MN wANTED-HAIR CUTTING.
CSC: shaving, f5c. Second at Yes
Ter. under Guys drug store. chill
dren specially.
and paper-hanger as partner, taxi
ing contracts out In the country.
Bel. star.
III you HAVE ANY PLUMBfNG.
heating or repair work. call Smith,
the plumber. Beacon I'LL 1873
jackson st.
WAsTED-HfGH SCHOOL roy TO
work after school. Apply Mr.
Donohnc. Seattle Star.
MAN PREssER on WOMEN'S
coats, Pantorium Dye Works.
" ssTi'ATIONS WANTED--NaIE
SALESMAN WITH FIRST CLASS
reputation for initiative. ability
and integrity desires to establish
with reputable firm. II monthE'
service army aviation: married:
cx-cotIcge man. What have you to
offer7 Main 1867
RELEASED NAVAL OFFICER
wants situation where there " OPP
portunlty for advancement. Salary
would be no Inducement Ex-
perIence ar assistant manager
mercantile business; also az tfav-
cling representative for large con-
Germ. Address M-2ss Star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER DESIRES
furniture moving or contract work
for r~~ q ton truck. Beacon 20J.
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wfrR--THE PIANO wtTH a SorJL
Made by gray hatred veteran NAS-
TER PIANO BUILDERS Prices
$500 up n $4,000 ONE or THE
REALLY GREAT PIANOS or TO
DAY. Satisfaction or money back
on this Piano. DU BARRY PIANO
co, JOB Union st. Three stores in
the West
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
safes, safe cabinets, bought, sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing.
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main G67 1890 Fourth Ave
FOR SALE - MIScEL T. 4 n u o q s
mems new sample suita. all sizes.
IT less than Wholesale cost. Owl
Taiiors. is17h Flrrt. See ur for
bargains.
SAMPLE NEW DRESSES. LATEST
style. 1870 up. owl Toilors,
i3l7h Flfst
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MOTORCYCLES AND
Accessories
MACHINERY
Is roR ssIE-I,EAL ESTATE

ELECTRIC MOTOR. DRILLS.
u~.aps " Mont.lius Price GO.
Rent - sale Main 30. bst lst =
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Rates Per Insertion

fv~nssert charge sav~vttssws. u.s
CENTS = uu~ p~v assertion tsts wev~s
- = uu~,. six Insertions t"s '"s
pee~e ~ five.
Yraa.s~rt ~.sA ~ advance scveN
eestNE 80 ~eoss uue wee tw.es.,"~
eesx wevas 90 = uwc,. STU s"sess'""'
see she urs~e et five.
Classified advertisements VII ee
accepted MP te ~ ~'eiees ~rsw
e.r for the regular "e'
vewv ~veN,t - se~a, rN~~e N.ss
a. esN ssv tAe classified rSvees'e-
No. a~pevswewt. sra ri"re
sWp sss- before she ierr~ss s""'ese'
u FEMALE HELP wANrFp
rftr PROGRESSIVE suoWrH MD
school gives short, eomrfehcn-
six~ course In stc.oerephy' int.n
slx~ training, individual inrtfnC
slen, r~asonahie fec Phone FAST
ASA 1910 = FIR 81
Cprpfr-A LITTLE Down. \ W,
tie each week, Dresses ~,
suits Ooen evening" w,,t -,
ave. turssair->
e,pt. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work four In family. easy WORK
pleasant home. Ncnwood We.
NAY rttwy ARE pANCtNc 49,
or . lessons stevens. iNsS ''ns
~,v, WOMEN rRFSSfRS
pA~ToRfuM DYE WORMS
0Arr,>fr, PIANO pr No
s~-~Ns v--tr~~- r"sialnr.
IA Sr1INIs A>D roiiFGfs
EHctYerf Tsr'crtw-wxpERT JAZZ
teacher ruintt tsst. -
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MEN WANTED
for the
UNITED STATES MERCHANT
MARINE
r. he trained as sailors. firemen:
stewards. for good jobs at good
~-fiYe training. Board and guar
fsrs free. Ages IS to Is. Bring
birth certificate
APPLY TO
EARL ". CROCKETT
Enrolling Agent
rr~rrrp sTxTr.s SHIPPING BOARD
RECRUITING SERVICE
WEST SEATTLE. WASH.
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MALE HELP WANTED

p~prrrr>Tvp
MEN WANTED
ny THE 4. : SHtfFl>S hoNf'"
- ~ trsiref -
DrrN prrtfTFpS
AND ENGINEERS
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N<~O gVNH%0
LOST WHILE SHOPPING SNTuR-
day afternoon. old fashioned
amethyst ring. stone inlaid with
flower and chip diamondss moth
cr's name inside. Substantial re-
ward. Phone Elliott 11to. or call
at $40 second ave.
LOST. MONDAY NIGHT. ON THE
Yesier car. about 8 o'clock. q black
patent leather purse containing
$50 In cash. $50 Liberty Bond No.
1f.75s.es. Reward. Notify Rose
shain. fsfsh y. Spruce. or call
East Ts9s
LOST--GOLD WATCH GENTLE
mans. closed case. Masonic fob.
Rainier valley or Beacon hili. on
car or street. East sfi5.
LosT-Sss IN BILLS BETwEES
Joseph Thomas. and - Columbia
at. Montgomery Printing Co. Re-
ward. Phone Main 81.
FOUND. At THE coLfsEUM--soME
money. Identify with Lombard.
sf7e arcade Bldg
A nurF coLoRED IRISH TER
rier dog Liberal reward Phone
Elliott f1f7
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WE WILL Buy
LIBERTY BONDS
A. New York market quotations a.
time Of purchase. plus accrued IN
terest. lees reasonable conmis-
sion.
Opening quotations. including inter
est today. were as follow
LIST 3iAH.. gi00.1s 3rd 49, ~
End - " a5.2t 4th 81. aS.sf
We sell Liberty Bonds ut New York
market quotations. charging pur-
chhreTa no commission.
Daily teirgraphic quotations re-
ceived from all active stock ana
bond markets.
HEHRIN A RHODES. Inc.
Established 1885,
STOCKS And BONDS
ii9 cherry 81 Main lslE.
I WILL BUY
\ ff1aAA fTIFfff Alumln
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o. ". WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
Hotbcd sash for starting your early
plants. for Immediate delivery.
Hofbed sash. 3-6x6-0 at. .s7.b0.
Hotbcd sash s-6xe-o NJ ..... $3.50
Greenhouse glass. foxft. per box ~
Barn sash. 4 and q lights .......
............... 81 90 10 $3.50
The grade ~ our Gold Seal roofing
II equal 70 any on the market
TODAY. and we are selling II at:
f-piy Gold Seal roofing ...s2 On
2-piy Gold Seal roofing .... $3.50
2-pIy Gold Seal roofing ... .f3.Oo
We aiso have a large stock OF f-tnch
and s-inch bungalow cedar siding.
selling at 81 and SIS per 1000 feet.
Our large illustrated catalogue free.
Z postpaid.
We sell anyone Ship anywhere.
o. u. WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave. g. Seattle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TRUTH SPiR1TUALtST
church OF America Will give. a
social dance every Wednesday
night at Fraternal East Hall.
" Fourth ave. All welcome.
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SAFES
We have prospective purchasers for
used safes, all sizes.
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main ss7. 7fs Fourth Ave.
THE owl PAYS MORE for clothing.
furs. furniture. We buy. acll and
exchange everything. l3i7h LIST
Elliott 372f
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-03-27
Order of Publication.

State of Missouri, &C
County of Bates. ....
In the Circuit Court, May Term
1910. In Vacation March 70, 1919.
Reta Simmons, Plaintiff.
VS..
| Joseph Simmons. Defendant
Now at this day comes the Plain
tiff herein, by her Attorney and files
her Petition and Affidavit, alleging,
among other things that Defendant
Joseph Simmons is nonresident of
the State of Missouri
Whereupon, it is ordered by the
Clerk in Vacation, that said Defepd-
ant be notified by publication that
Plaintiff has commenced suit
against him in this Court, the object
and general nature of which is to
obtain decree of divorce from de-
PENDANT, and the custody of their
two minor children, on the grounds
that defendant has offered such in
dignities towards plaintiff -as to. rem
der her condition intolerable, in this,
that he would often whip and abuse
plaintiff, that he did not apply him
self to any honorable employment
to support plaintiff and their chill
dren, and that he has not in recent
years contributed anything towards
the support of plaintiff or children.
And that unless the said Joseph !
Simmons be and appear at this !
Court, at the next term thereof, to |
be begun and holden at the Court
House in the City of Butler, in said
county, on the 18th Monday of May,
oIo, and on or before the first day
If said Term, answer or plead to the
EDITION in said cause. the same will
'e taken as confessed, and judgment
will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered, that
opy hereof be published, according
o law. in The Butler Weekly Times,
newspaper published in said Coun-
y OF Bates. for four weeks success
lively, published at least once a
'eek, the last insertion to be at least
hirty days before the first day of
aid next May Term of this Court.
C. C. SWARENS,
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and
(SeaD seal of the Circuit Court
of Bates county, this day
18TH, of March, 1910.
c. C. SWARENS,
3=4t Circuit Clerk. = l.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-03-27
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY VISITS
FRENCH FIELDS OF
BATTLE
Wilson Wildly Impressed by the
Havoc Wrought in War
Scared Districts.

Paris, March 23-President Viii
son, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson
Miss Benham, Mrs. Wilson's secre-
tary, and Rear Admiral Grayson,
spent the day visiting Scissors, the
Che1nin des Danes, Coucy-le- Cha
teau, Chauny, Noyen, Montdidier
and the neighboring regions. The
President followed with the greatest
interest the movement of arms in
those regions and received very
vivid impression of the havoc that
had been wrought there. On his re-
turn to Paris, he said:
The day has been very instructive
to me. 1t has been in many ways
exceedingly painful, because what
saw was deeply distressing. But it
ception than ever of the extraordi-
nary suffering and llardships Of the
people of France in the baptism of
cruel fire through which they have
passed.
At one place pleasant incident
occurred. The Presidents car
stopped to get oil and a little group
OF people OF the village, together
with some who had driven out from
Montdidier, gathered around the car
and cllatted. The President and
Mrs. Wilson were presented with |
several bouquets OF flowers brought
by children.
The party had lunch at half-re-
paired inn at SCISSORS, where a great
crowd of Poilus gathered to meet the
President The party also visited
The site of the Big Bertha" which a
year ago today opened fire on
Paris.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-03-27
YANKs INTO MEXICO .
In Battle With Band of Cattle
Thieves. Five Mexicans Were !
Killed, Two Wounded.

/ Maria. Tex, March 23.-Troops O
the Eighth United States Cavalry
under Captain Klopfer, returned here
early today from a pursuit across the
border for Mexican bandits, bring
ing with them thirty-five cattle and
two horses which had been driven
day.
Maj. Gen. De Rosey C. Cabell,
commander Of the Southern Depart
ment, was here to make an inspec-
ton of the Big Bend district, con
graduated Captain Kloepfer and his
troops for their work in overtaking
and defeating the Mexicans, who
crossed the Rio Grande into the
Cinati Mountains east of Ruidosa,
stole number of cattle from the
Nunez Ranch, and drove them into
Mexico.
The raid on the Nunez ranch near
the river and on the American side,
was reported to Captain Kloepfer
yesterday afternoon. He communi-
Gated with his sector and with the
district commander by field tele-
phone, at the same time sending
Troop M of the Eighth Cavalry to
the scene of the crossing, where the
trail was clearly marked in the mud.
This was reported to Colonel Lang
horne at headquarters here. Troops
were sent from Preside. .Indio and
other border stations, and Captain
kloepfer given orders to follow the
hot trail into Mexico. which was
done late yesterday.
Captain kloepfer's report to head |
quarters stated he crossed the river
seven miles below Ruidosa Ford, |
came into contact and engaged the
band eighteen miles from the river
crossing and just at nightfall last
night opened fire on the bandit band.
Five were killed in the first volleys
fired into the rendezvous OF the cat
lie thieves All dtwo wounded.
The Mexicans had killed one
stolen steer and were cooking it for
supper when they heard the ,hoofs
II the American cavalry horses ap-
'roaching through the darkness.
They took positions on a high hill
overlooking the trail and attempted
o outflank Kloepfer's troops in the
darkness. Several Of the cavalry
mems horses fell over the steep en-
ankment in the dark. After the
andits were routed, the dead buried
nd the wounded swere given first
id treatment, the American cavalry +:
len. who had had nothing to eat
nce noon completed preparation OF 4
he bandits evening meal, and ate it
efore starting back to the border H
18th the civilian packers herdinx the II
tolen cattle. En- route to the Dor Il
er a torrential storm broke and
he men were forced to ride all night
binding darkness, punctuated II
it'll sleet and rain.
Troop M was supported by Troops
and l. and the regimental machine Y
III troop.