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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-18
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

Oil has enabled suffering humanity to
Withstand attacks OF kidney. liver,
bladder and stomach troubles and all
diseases connected with the urinary
health organs weakened by disease.
These most important organs must be
watched. because they filter and purify
the blood; unless they do their work
you are doomed.
WEAKNESS. sleepisssness. nervousness.
despondency. backache. stomach trou-
BILE, pains In the 1oins and lower abb
domen. gravel. dif1ieulty when urinat-
ms, rheumatism. scia ttca and lumbaRo
all warn you OF trouble with your kid
neys, GOLD MEDAL Harlan Oh Cap
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-18
Preventive Measures.

No method of controlling the pota-
to wart disease has yet been discover
ed, so every preventive measure must
be used to keep it from spreading.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-18
HELPFUL, HINT.

The full flavor of tea can be brought
out by placing a pinch of salt in the
teapot
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-18

sules are the remedy. you need, Take
oil soaks into the cells and lining o.
the kidneys and drives out the poisons.
New life and health win surely follow.
When your normal vigor has been re-
stored continue treatment for z while.
TO keep yourself in condition and pre-
vent = return of the disease.
Don't walt until you are inca pabls OF
nigh ting. Start Ia sing GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OIL Capsules today. Your Drug
Kist will cheerfully refund your money
IL you are not satisfied with resulta
But be sure to get the original Import
ed GOLD MEDAL and accept no sub
stitutes In three Sizes Sealed pack~
ages AZ Al drug stores
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-18
What to Look For.

Two bright spots reduce the men,
ace of this disease:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
DEXTER

F,--ltral services FOR me .l-e Mrs
Jennie Copeland were held Thurs
1.y t1re1oan a. IN CLOCK III lie
-anE-eEa l.uaRl church. Rev d. VII
ans afficsaE1E Mrs -speiand vas
aea..n tar MANY nurtas. paSEiDg
p VA Monday forenoon IL me Cape-
anu nome On SCnoai S1-eel she
vas tae widow Il T.e ia1e samuel
0peiand. E.lo sIe1 - -saTs aE1.
They -~-s,ded N -sxfar 1aar'v ali IF
her married il.A ars. Copeland Is
sf-.-v rnc by 4 sisp-1H lighter. MISS
A4Ce Copeland and a slsTs- DIS
Stephen Fish. She was Al aCtsvs
aaG -1.-t11sl. member II -ae -arE-e
gatlonal ri7u-ch and woman e
sterling aua.:ties.
ire If nc first af =e,-es If "W1'-
CRIME lone SERVICES" vas held
Wednesday evening a. the FRS,
BAPTIST church Addresses Of weI-
CRIME ana appreciation we've gwen
sr Rev GeaFEe Sauer and Rev :.
Z Kinney Interesting experiences
we-a related BY PVT Ernest Eesei-
tine n ser~1ces n F-ance ana Pvt.
Ralatgii 2 smar- and John Stone.
0f lamp I,ee AZ Camp Devnns Re
vn-e sa-rad ny members
y RE Whntsopr.- Eihie niass
4 uctcn service n honor Of The8-
iora RS-nsereit VIII be held m Town
Hall sunday evening. Hr which ~
cal DEsturs and prominent iocal
speakerH will be l.eard m. vHrloas
churches ~ he village viii also ot,-
serve Hcossve1t Sunday II tie mcrn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

.pCk-au---t. 7c IA. -te- cnuil m
~e-- NJ casn I'm t9nc.7c 4 -naG-
=nlr ar-a-a--.v boxing cnud q -ar--
the -noGs stolen X t-er1 nc. QGea
clothing. pa6Ga re. -,-s. small ".I----l-
--1,'e 0-7a.ne-ts = <a"t. s,-acst any,
hing ia: -.1e- n0uId -H---~ awst-
ana SCI, = shrw ne -:Iuraurrness
vim winch +rev r Z -1a.- wr-A !
-av ~ sr-.-t-- e = ~ue ~ot-agn. .
v-aca -.Iev CA7At II entrance -
's~-sl.ns w-nCrw -t7er -aun. 4
9n---al win a s-1a.. ruHnt:-r II 4sru-
= H. ana ms ley -anE ha-ai ana
ING Window
It -.-=I 1a- -1s k-.wr z -
--lsra III Wa. all -ee- rrrtrc n y.
@~r -TI.7. WIS A--- ! a+-a- -'Hnrl-a1
MS vask ~ El-Hr Z E-woe--.
e-- Norman u, E7ar- II 8cr-..-
wa Il ne 'e--=- n Nz- E~--
gave Isl Il ~ -r--acae r-lC- ,1l
a=sn ercer-Hc ana ioc-ed " az g
ne ra-s- rad oAer ---es-3r:l s'..
a-s aw1e@ Wy al = --.ss l. -A.s
at.-- - = .o6oor !. r-rtaee sad 10
- ru--as III. rjss No. Es y
c ..;---1 ,ae N-a.-- -.r-.-a -w-ez
~ ANT z-a,.; Mead II -g7ce,.,}..
-s,- ra,re-. ..-.rr9g4 woec nv
II .,ss,-, Il ;,s.--.s 1.a-.s Ne -a-a-.
----r --.--7-a WED .,v -..v = -
A-7r---, M ua~--a-5 a-z ~. ....--as--.
v7.a .,- ~ NJ ze,...-,,ay I, ans-
-l.~ ..o7-a-es /, LA, --,c.3,,- va
.s- .-.-.rac HUI lis, NV rran~ La
- .,a..-, -a-,r-- ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
READFTELD

Edward -;agiey from Providence.
z l. Is passing a Few weeks VIII, ais
orntae-. = Il -ilEler and family,
Though 1asi 50 years Of age 1ar.
-lr.Eley . vel aa1 active
-1r-tnls EurnRn. one If three little
gig mo iusi her mother from pneu-
munia following nc Influenza TITS
winter. is hel-v cared tor ~ Ms.
Fad -;nEiev
The Ladies Circle Of the ~, E
churca was entertained Wednesday
FEET. 81, AZ Mrs. Be-- Eur-.ll's lv
= & Aorrill MS. PsacnCk and ArK-
FozE. Twsntv-six ladies' we're pres-
AMI and worked IN Red Crows waists
FIR ne -afagees Thursday afternoon
hose Interested Y Red C-nss work
net az The lsuai mace. Masonic din
tnc hal fur work
George .. FleE who has spent The
last three weei-s with his si-ter, yeiiie
T Wright. returned u hiF home n
n :achestsr, Mass., Oh Tuesday, F'eh.
:.
Carroll hopkins ms gone 70 Aassa-
chustfts 70 secure work.
w-,ends n Mrs M.,liksn ara sorry
q hear of tler iiineas a. Shirley. Mass.
She mas ne influenza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
Emery !. -e~e.. South So1erH,iIe

Ernest ? 9evet, has Tie srn-
na.ny u friends n .1e 1ea.- II his
1a:ner. Ene-- : EeV=-:. wa4c2 &C
-.r-eG F'-1ar morning Z: us acme
Scum Sn--le-v.lie a. ne age q $
vea-s. EeslGes - We ne mime
date SURVIVING -ela--vss IL fur
SONS finest : EuCene = Man
L and william NJ EeTeF- ias
81 -ecei,-as new II -:.e aea-a II Is
brother Elv;n. which occurred
Thursday A. P-9riuence. R !. al re
a-e Of So years. aelcg cue Il asar-
--5ua:e. FCneral services or he
ala E-oe-r !. E-ewss.- nj. oe Aeid
EH-~ara the home n South ~0rrlerT-;lls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

lnE nv ann DrrHT" SERMONS aaG 1niy
rhe : InE peDp,e services n ne
churches eli * leld n -ae evening.
and nose I. an carly aDur. = Irdar
ia. eya,-"nn. VINO wishes may 81
an. -ae UNION service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
FROM THE LAND
OF THE PYRAMIDS

Sep :. = sullivan. Roman Cath
'isc NJ ssio-a-y 1-leE1- VIII S-.acn
q, & Mars Church a. $50 Sur
cay Mor7sne z,o ~ . CLOCK sur
cay Evening Viii Deliver an Illus
t-stec Lecture
The Rer. : ; c'sul1.~ao. q Ee-
MAJ Catholic MISSIONARY 7-les-, -sp-
~s.sert--c -He Soccer # 1 a,-7t:.l-2 N =
RI0ns # LIONS. -~aace ana 4 -
err a--'va. n Aner1ca 1-ur -t.aI
:rulr-v, IS new the cues. II E<v
Thomas ! NaI!iEaa a. St Ma :
Eec-urr p CSuIlivaa VIII lrsac1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

K2c among Is would me 80 --,2-l
70 as-=.r-iar" L 1e 15u41" NJ ne-a
would : lea1-12 grv sar~aw aching
-aE-a. 0r 5ea-..-sas memories" :. ne
ruth vera confessed MANY voul {
.iise *. GO 5r Twos. aa3a a hazad
uacE - ltr : sL1-.sa -.l-e.
Be-- Ly-e.i as ne star = ne 1ie--3
sL-ae7 drama -g oe saac u me COL
una theatre Loc4v. -ahas Lbs "a
e plays liz par of I wealthy rauIa
VINO -Br dramatic -easoas goes r 50.
ana pecoTnas Il c1w 2L-Caer II
--.a1cs. per-. t.'aaCne,- 47c uvz.t- a.!
le : wat FOR 1s-n. a0l -ae~e : a
sA-,es ot absorbing adventures II
''--he "a = : a:;.s-,1.aE-"
TITS -----1-C 7h0Topta- ras v-r
ce-@..1 scenes showing ne Grand Can
III II he Colorado a1G A-zcna "a
HE inch As N--G \ -4+-E+ IS. WING .a-ar
becomes KNOWN Simply As DAKOTA.
RI cowocr VI Ly-el mas arnole
scope 1or his athletic abilities. Beau-
--fui Anna & \ issnn 3iavs Silsila.
me -fr, # IT'S hear
Eaa.-. T-'.--A ne queen # all zs-;EI
star VIII aqneaE 7 ne ssnorlc ar =
aoffs 81 he- iaias7 DraCs4Icrlun Tho
Lightning Raider This new sisr1al
sized Win = sa1C asst Satur..ar and
7,ds far . ne the INST 7upula- one
thar N.ss X -It4 las arar made.
The IffCIR LIED Var Eerlew and
lhs a1as1 Paine COMEDY Will curuaie.s
ne -eE1iie- program for Today
: -xo-r-.I keystone rornedv VIII be
shown a. an added attraction al -he
$50 r7atln.-a.
FsaOpia vaG are Unable 20 come
ear ere ADVISED q wat 4nt.. ne =
Q clock matinee !; hey are des1roIs
u having saai.
MGnGaE aeZt -ae Ear famed -ac:i
?. D.Aiiile production. Dou"- Change
: 2u- 7 IsilanG" VIII be shown a. TIE
,---~11!h- -r-Cp Of admission 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
GEN. EDWARDS
VISIT AT Angus STA

Several weeks ag the augusta III
versa.is1 ASsnc,at=- authorized -aelr'
president . VIE Genera EcT--Is IL
v.t.ns HIN 70 De their Elez: Aad s1,eah-
- a. une II -:lelr sessions This VS.
ne ve.-v FIRST invitation extended. q ne
GENERA. and - ma LIST w--t-en ne
following letter
Fen~ua-~ l. 1Fl9
Nj : va-dur Smith
c,r-77nissi une- Insurance Dept
Augusta. Maine
M uea- smith lvnc-1- IL
wis MS tusr -r"e.veG vau- ve--
courteous .--~.z-loT n arena me GsHen
ro--1,n az Aagusta. Maine, when NJ
risits our .i'< IN rs !e1,,,..- - ~.
details rf MS visit are beng -aFec
c2-n 4 ~ orr!r?It-fs o gne LrE;siA-
IRE Of wflich oenG.o- suF GAnneft
Is NJ; chairman " save iet. ne de-
1pysiuie for HIM o ar-'a1ge nat ne
genera. pc WITH you " not g TIA trFr
vhtt.h van should Ease IN With ne ss.9-
atnr : e-e! su-- ttsat 4 : = I'oxsihiF
YOU. but ! ma ne maj HoE- meeting
would ne Incorporated Il IN" -ece.floE
w-rirh Senator Garnet IS tor-nuiu-:-S. /.
Thinking YOU fo- vou- -uu--asv am
ve-v sincerely sours-
Signed. II =. -EAN der.
Captain. {. A. ..
Aide -oe-IarrIp.
Z VIII thus De SEE. thg, the Augusta
4 5ss1C!a-as were ne ~e-v f-st q 40
nr-llzs -.l- acr;sa b.iit- u rrT-,c-nE ne
R.re--. 70 mp me guest nj Augus-a I-1G
4 c:t.z.na aut as tIc ARRANGEMENTS.
n srnreL aoove have 5essr made tnpy
r,r1.2Av a~luiescs q 5oir n whatever
ARRANGEMENT ne Legislative cam-nlt-se
NAV u,ake az Iaar m recepiTun 11ar
b. Of ne 1roaaasi aro ri he must cor
dia. character
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

one patient, Mrs A-abelle Mese--
vev Of this city WIS admitted Friday
To ne Augusta lse1e-ai nnrpIfnl.
Patients dlsci4a ,"-ni, wHre Mr. CE-aca
EaEfus " Warsrvs.le anu R-ucs,
Cpr17ar of SS-luweA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

J. ~enas n Ms. Dorothy -,';scall.
~" r. pa-1eri a. TIE Augusta
'Te-,e'--.f hoEni-2. wna-- s1a -e.cr.l.,-
underwear - ne-@-4C- n agper1 p
CHS. ~fii Pe glad ao snuw r1u1 sire
= S-aG1-lw .ICr-~r.1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
Thieves HlNSAck
SUMNER COTTAGES
A1oci4H POINT

Several Augusta Cot
@ge5 Among Those
Entered Thieves
SD 10 Have Been
Selling the Stolen
Goods a ar;Ous
Places Along the
Countryside The
Breaks Vii, he IN
-eS- gated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

/ *. Alexander 4 Lisbon was =
tA- u F-,Gay ..t.e-oof,r. ra,-,,-
enc ~ Aa@csta Tor ne -1--,ns.- 81
"0,. mining al insane ptz-s,Y, 70 ne
St--@ lcs-Lta3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

Waiter Plu-raer If Benton Station
who rad ear ABOUT two Weeks oasf
beer Sl.---cc-. pa-1enT al ne AuruE-
"a Genera. nospira.. was able Friday
10 leBve ne INSTITUTION t0r nome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance instruction N Odd Fellows
aan Munday evening, Fen. t. Al
u21sSlor - CANA. Fen 4 u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

s'''av"-e y . ea4G !. clock
his SATURDAY AFTERNOON III M~s
''l,7t'F'r -1,t'Ks-'-st--, TT 1er ate nurna
= y s-i.-rt-p z--.4-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

y = Eo~cGsle- Gf ne STa-a fas-.
aFr8cr Eas aToclnr#c Ral0l : -h.n-
= -ne~sco y n. Nj. lor:l. r.4zl-
ayr f0r IN: 7!r4-7t..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
MUsEMENTs
Colonial THEATRE

re --sh . Yesterday" Great
Hesrer- 1,c.urs .t7 Se- -y.en:
Fear N-rte re Lightning
=atoe-:- -%7ciai Aec War -e-
view; -sr-e co1erv Aacer A.
TRACTION q. JIG Nat nee Seysrone
co-nscy two Nat!ness ~ 90 a,u
=. Two Evening Shows 1T anr 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

The Hospital AID Soc3e.y VII -.e-
~ 2-':o dock ms SATURDAY ae-=,
norm n y. N. e 1 hun. < ,lce ne
2t~-ra - ne aouy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
Good quality toilet soap
3Cakes for sc
buwditch Wnaa Co
Augusta. Maine

F0lS0m'S Ice Cream
Every make Of Ice Cream has
it8 swD in&vidaA tngte nd
flavor.
TRY Our CREAM Ii -
lici0us aavsr, its SunootA whs1e-
same taste VI q GDee unEe
you realize It's mllivi1unlf1y-
rs Superiority u ether deaAk
We make 4 navuEs
~. I. Folsom q Son
z.s Water st. Azg0ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

ne members IF al ne -orrr1i = aas
n me 'Iove-orr's Bal ar -auu-s,-
90 . -nher - ne rooms 4 n. a.
INK Llah. - clock rocar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

So. s-e ad 1e-sc-s ~t-;7
--~c- Il Ca-lnns
.e-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

Mrs. I'ea- Es-es aad Sta,lsv
--As - ne nome IF Mrs
III n srktns = -A-seoa- sr-zer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

NJ " after McA!a-v of wara-rt1Je
vas i Augusta Friday toy the dav
a. h E-1esa # E-le1ds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

c LaDr"n 81 ~ - Cr-scsr,
street Is c0nfIced III the house win
scciar3c rheu-raa tisr-1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

'-'llVer : SoTaar 81 Eaxbur-v. Mass
- VlsiiL-ns trends II Al1Eusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08

'ut Locr7 Sjxers' oVeraiis 1t -.se
sare s-ice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-13
FRUIT RANCH USES PNEUMATICS
ON TRUCKS.

The rapidly increasing use of pneu-
matte tires on motor trucks rendering
service on many big ranches of the
West is emphasized vividly in the
case of the Lone Pine ranch, near
Loomis, Calf. On this tract are 80
acres of fruit trees. During the fruit
season many trips are made each
day, delivering fruit over a six mile
route to the railroad by two-ton
White truck, equipped all around
with 3Sx7 Goodyear pneumatic tires.
A years experience in using pneu-
MATES in this service shows that the
fruit hauled has been free from bruis-
ing, thereby saving many dollars, and
that many more trips can be made in
day than were possible before
pneumatic tire equipment was in
stalled. The truck is run over the
rough ground in the orchard, picking
up the packed fruit, yet in a years
time 1t has run 5000 miles without
repairs to the truck or removal of a
tire from the rim. An average Of IA
miles to the gallon of gasoline has
been established.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-13
j. S. WITHDRAWING
FORCES IN RUSSIA
SOLDIERS STATIONED AT ARCH
ANGEL START ON WAY
HOME.

Official announcement was made
this week by General March, chief of
staff, that all of the original Arch
angel expedition will have sailed for
home within another week. Compa-
MES e, G, l. NJ and the machine gun
company of the 339th infantry are
now en- route for Brest. having sailed
from Archangel June /.
There will be left at Archangel
temporarily the railway engineer
units sent there recently to assist the
withdrawal. General March said he
was unable to forecast the date for
the withdrawal of the Siberian forces
Homeward movement of national
guard and national army men from
France Is complete, Chief of staff
March also announced, all units hav-
ing embarked for this country.
The movement of regulars has
begun, he stated. The 9Th division
began its sailing this week
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-13
ANOTHER ANGLE TO
ALIEN LAND TITLES
SUIT IN LOCAL COURT INVOLV.
ING YELM FARMERS WILL
SET PRECEDENT.

viii aliens who withdrew their
declarations of intentions to become
citizens of the United States as soon
as this country declared war on Ger
many be allowed to retain their prop.
erty holdings in this state?
This is the question that the courts
of this state are now being asked to
settle and is the object of controversy
in the case of the state of Washing
ton VS.. Jacob Rychen and c. Zursch-
meide, farmers of Yelm.
In making an answer to the COM
plant, the defendants claim that the
state allowed them to make improve
ments on their property recently and
that, since they were allowed to make
these improvements, the state has no
right to bring action against them at
this time. The defendants also claim
that by virtue of the treaty between
Switzerland and the United States
they had certain time in which to
sell their property and retain
money for the property.
hC SlotC VI Vdo1iASIOu idoI Wcch
appeared in the local superior court
and demurred to both the defendants
defenses and Superior Judge John M.
Wilson sustained the demurrers of
the state.
The state argues the case on the
ground that, since the defendants
withdrew their declarations of inten-
tons to become citizens of the United
States, when this country declared
war against Germany, they did not
declare their intentions in good faith.
The state in the trial, which will no
doubt be set for the June jury term.
will attempt to prove that one of the
defendants cancelled his declaration
of intention SO that he could escape
military service.
This is the first case of this type
that has been brought by this state
and any decision in the. case will set
a precedent. The property is valued
at about $4,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-13
Washington Weekly
Industrial Review

The Pacific American Steamship as
ISOLATION has been organized at San
Francisco. representing rs or more
steamship companies on the Pacific
Coast. for the purpose of building
up an American merchant marine and
dealing with legislation and policies
of national, state and municipal
bodies which Affect shipping inter
ests.
The u. s. National bank of Pont-
land, Ore, has just issued its quar-
terly Business Digest, containing the
best opinions of men of national tep-
utation as we'll az an accurate state
ment Of business and crop conditions
In all sections of Oregon, Washing.
ton, Idaho and Montana. Everything
points to increased business and the
general conclusions to be drawn from
the reports say "go ahead" The
facts contained in this booklet offer
encouragement to all lines of bust
ness.
Plans to pave IS miles in Walla
/ Walla county are being considered.
MontesRno - Contracts have been
i let to build derrick for the first oil
well near here.
Spokane - Contract let for con-
fstruction for 22.S miles standard
highway from Kooskia to, Lowell
/, Idaho. Will employ 200 men,
Manufacturers used 45.00O,000
pounds OF wool during April, an in.
crease OF SO per cent over March. The
Increased consumption indicates "a
rapid return to normal conditions
Recent rainfalls insure big yield OF
winter wheat In Eastern Washington
Yakima---Local sugar beet men es.
innate value Of sugar to be made
/ from crop OF Yakima valley during
present season will reach 100000
Expect to harvest 10000 tons Of
beets from 5000 acres planted.
! Spokane is to build 500, 900 la
Dor temple.
Spokane - Silversmith mines are
puttiag 100 tons of ore through con.
centrator daily.
Spokane-Copper King Mining &
Smelling company may resume opera.
tions.
Spokane-Work on $4,000 pack
ing plant of John Lewis & Co. tc
start.
Cheney-Four hundred and eighty
acre ranch here sells for 5000.
Molson-Upper Okanogan country
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-13

ton. also The International. Casualty
company. corporation. also an other
prt9pHs or parties unknown, claiming
any fishi. ute; estate. lien or interest
IN or 10 the real estate in this summons
and notice described
O You ana each of you are hereby mott
That Reed ard Continental Land f'nul-
panN. corporation. also The Inter
natlohal Casualty Company. a coruora
ton. are the tax record owners of the
''aI pioperty hereinafter described that
John 7. Mallory, the plaintiff herein. Is
the owner and holder of Delinquent tax
g ,tl ii ,,, L.. Q' that said certidcato
was ISSUED hv the treasurer of Spokane
county. state of Washington, on the
Iotn DAY OF august, 1917. to Albert A.
rahIieN and by him. for a good and val
m w consideration. assigned to John
SUM ~ MAJ az s$5 the blaintiT herein for the
OF sa ho, certificate paid by the owner
assessed unnaid and dA imT .aff aga 'hs
the following described real property
s state 0e of n the count
The North half (1a) of the Northwest
Quarter 90 and all of the Northeast
t qua ~, except the Southeast quar-
twp twenty i've {25 Se't Range eng For 4y!
two iO. for the years 1915 and 1916
dhogetner with interest thereon from the
1917. the date of the purchase of said
certificate. at the rate of II per cent
becr andn or and al penalties thereon
tiff, as the owner and holder OF said
certificate, has paid all taxes against
May IS Tsn fo as tho, fsSw
1918.
on June /. 1918. sl5.92. for the yea,
That the plaintiff hereby elects to
acquire title to said described real prop
ertE subject to assessments for Local
improvements against the same.
!, bot yan ~
Com"any, corporation. also The Inter
nationa! Casualty Company corpora
ton, DEFENDANTS above mentioned claim
some interest in and to the real prop
,erty above described. but such interest
if any. is inferior to that of the plaintih
herein.
That each and all payments herein
mentioned. made by the owner ano
holder of said certificate shall draw in
mum from the dates the same We're
made.
That the plaintiff herein. claims lier
AGAINST az of the above described rea
payments and interest. and will apply
to thel above entitled court for jude-
valid municipal taxes. if any.
That YOU and EACH of. YOU are hereby
SUMMONED to appear within, sixty day.
th isr simmons which said date Is June
10. 1919. exclusive of the day of said
first publication. and defend the above.
entitled action in the ahose-e9 9 nnn
kane county the amount due. together
with the costs of this action and IL
case of your failure so to do Judgment
said ia xes, assessments, penalties inter
est and costs paid and accruing agains,
the land and premises above-described
and that all process herein may be
served upon the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff.
JOHN II. MALLERY.
by JOSEPH b. LINDSLEY
BY FRANK V. DUBOIS.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney and At
torney for Plaintiff
Post Office address: County court house
Spokane. Washington.
Published June 49, 20. 81. July 4. IL
Is 25. 1919.