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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
ADDITIONAL sHQWINGS ARE REPORTED
N SANTA ANNA DISTRICT IN COLEMAN
FLOWING BY HEADS COMMITMENT WELL

from three wells Tho States oil Cor
purntlnn owns most ~ the acreage In
the iold and now has 1850 barrels daily
FROM itH seventeen producers.
on" rood completion " reported from
stephens cnuut,. u is the Peek No. I NJ
ihr virginia Company. one mile south
lot Ircekonridgr which is maSi1g l.3n0
huruls dui'y from depth of 3.ii2 feet.
Other reports received here are:
Ewu,l" county The p,lugcr well NJ
'hc EuurOls on 8 Gas Company. north
west nf l'uw,un. is NOW reported - be-
making from three co. tive milton f. 1
OF r,s diil, 'Dl IN" s1uu - a,pi. feet.
ALTHOUGH tu" gls ~ forcing i'soli
Through % hulo nli.d with water This
30 said e." 3D., among the best pru,ur" y
m, ,.utt i1s ever had Zoe production.
lim uuty-Thr Lola IaG' yoll
ruujh..t 90 Clarendon now Is n'irg
u,r, - ,O', watched th1a Nor. having
Do critical depth Of . ioo feet II has had
favorable alUwin"s Tor 600 feet.
Tho Southern Petroleum Company has
ls.,hn,"d ho'd'urs ~ N;.0oo acr's ~
southwest rrNls Including tracts IN
1i,w.',r Reeves pr.us. Terrell, Cul.
hor.ug. ilulspyih. ~ rlsu, W,hn. Ward
md p.lf Smith counties
THE daily Iycrag" production u IN"
.Oahhuma.E.1sIs folds Ter IA 'lmtt
weeds vas $500 "hrircla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

'IN'iNNNri Iun" Tine mry bon
ih' u"' 'i o." NgEr" Cincinnati hpII
rHt'- bon his suit against the Chicago
N.".H. O.. l"H. club i.l $4,000. &C.,
'Ir."' % verdict iu the defendant .u
u.i.l states district court lat, today
TIA, luy was about an hour reaching
.f.'n. l:'1,.t Aloun. Maze. =
Attorney announced Tho case vol.d o..
- uoIcd
Magic rharscd 'hli %, was released
NN tho Chicago Nationals without iust
'as" thereby h'iug deprived .f ,I.r.
ns livelihood as professional h.,,.
hlil Player
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
kansa. Citr II,e.iock.

KANSAS CITY. No. Juno o.
lilGS l. imatai receipts iudly So.Da.
doing o. o. - higher. packer ,a.
Sffi; bulk II sales Si3.Sja3i4a0. Co..
iisfi. rnod Co chaiee heavy $4,000
$40. eood 90 choice medium SI4UIn
N4fs. go0d .o choice light sl3-s 70
flf-i. good 90 common cho.,e stuel
pig- $4,000 1886.
CATTLE. Estimated rccsir.r tod4,
5000. dwirg b,,l steers to o. yI.--
higher. a.i other cl4ss.s mostly - o. q.
higher chni.a 90 prime helvvw,.gh'
sii1ef $3.50. medium 90 good heavy
wc.sAi ii5.oo1iiggo. god 90 oho.c.
AshlN,iFhi iG0afir.-s. common o
medium hcltyWelsht sibstrsf. sp
gcod o. choice common hs.fors sSsu.
$3.50. cowa aui hoifcrs sI455asiN. %
Eooi 10 choice medium light and hand.
weight tl-2iaf'foI common. good
choice s'.'5nfi-so. common. ruaI 2.
rhmc' ts.-ia4ieon. ,ortlon. good .
rha.rr &s.ss1ssse
Siil.EP. Estimated receipts tad4,
800. cior.nr steady o. g hirhe- ,ha.r.
60 prime medium lambs 81 so4si- 90
cuil and common lambs 81 soatl-. -
good a. chniee medium sprirg lamb.
f'fpoNlis.0o. choice Co., prime mel.g.
teIiiing Wefh,iF tf00BdtIs DO. -n.s
9" choice medium ewes ss.-u4s, e.
eli nn1 common ewos Sg--0te5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Silver Lower.

p Aslcciritd Tres.
KEW YCEk, Juno g-Bar silver cx
perienctd another violent decline
abroad and ia the local market today
The London quotation added =
pence O. YESTERDAYS break q slightly
more than Ak pnce and brought the
,sicc aovn 20 a. - pence per ounce.
This Is ju'i a fraction more than one.
hall the high record price Cor the metal.
In this market the price was . cents
lower az Al GENTS.
Dealers In oliver bullion continued q
atuibui, ths decline to the demoal.zed
condliiour prevailing in East inia and
China and als1 O. further heavy selling
II melted coiu hy German and other
continental European ccnters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

vOS KI.uCK WILL
LIVE ~ SWITZERLAND

~ Asfociatet Pres
sENENA. Juno 81 4 .'a.sha
AleSauder r. n Won Kiuck. who com
mandea the riEht wiA. of the German
army IN IT, advance an Paris IN 1914
has arrived with his family ~ Aarau
~ miles north ~ Bone IT, declared
today life had heroine insunerible In
Germany and said he intended 20 buy
a Chateau and live In Switzerland hence
forth.
Flcld Marshal ~ KlucE. was one O,
the Germans demanded Tor trial hv The
allied governments. ", was accused 81
the ASSASSINATION ~ H6siag.s az Senlis
and ihs massacre q civilians ~ Aer
srhof.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
u. Worth Live Stack.

CHICAGO. fune . -Cquio : GOO. he,i
ri.'r irregular 81, % ttp higher. ,au
less. average 11.-3 pounds. top y,l.
Alr. 1885. bulls 200 weight i4.ouIs iy
Hog 10000. mostly %, h.-h... clos
ina go o. 1,r h.sh'l. ton 1850. bu,
lighi and light hrichcrs l4soHI4-I
bui. $50 pound anI o,'r 'seoaIt4-.
Sheep Ir ipts 5000. quality poor
hmhe strong tn llsh,r. sheep g,adS
uAU.D' western and uaiiv, springer.
100. uh.rs % o1. best sh.u lamb,
lsto.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Wichita Live >tocl,.

" tfsnrtiul Pros
WICHITA. KGr 1rYa g-IIH-s COO
higher top tlils: bulk ligoHIHo. Cat
o. 'er and 80 higher on killing cttl,
for week. f'er0 ssoHl2i5. COWS and
h,ifolr >irG goo. fancy v.afiinvs iln,
81 1880. lockers and feeders 4-OHIo0a
fio,A cows ANA hc.f.rs t50H $50. bull.
isoH $50. calves s50a 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Cotton Market.


HY ATs0. bod IT,
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 9-Thc dc
cline continued until October siooi It
asi0 and the trading months were 30
10 y points under the olUso ~ yest'r-
aay. After the reading 20 the We,sly
sri,o uports the market commenced 90
rise on uuiaSorahlc items and hn Doc
ihs mornine stood only 9 tu - points
under the final prize m Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
fat Worth Market.

~ Asfn' .affd Pre-
i'l;T Npi!Tn June a.-DHr..r-,
ieH. markets. -o ,sr's sdyarr.. -r.r.
'a'"ll.-.. SD sots. -0n0, .s0. cows
ipiHl" o. h'ifers -eagfe 0a. bulls
'.f'"7.." calves --o4If1-
IFf-'..t.IIf1 fU 600. markets Z,
r'r' advance Hf1Fv. rffOt. IIrft
ii"'"lili W,d.ar is"nfs.-s. m.-
81. u ""fi s"H. common. If UrnI - 81
ur. i1eHu.I.-r
SHEEP .fI e0.. uafslfs stead,
i-ulr Hrd E."rIrrs apaas -H. u.rh
.'rr sH'a 'Ha. ewes -HIa. fool. rlrs
s'laf.0o. rnt. snaas.D8.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Colian Improves.

~ Atforiaiss lfos
WASIllNCTuN. June '-1ft.n
showed steady improvement generals
throughout The belt during 90" week
ending yefterday. according % The ma
tional woaihcr aui crop bulletin 40 th'
delarunent oi au.ruIilre although The
nighis were Too o1ul Zoe hcsi d.. Dlolr
Hleni IN most sections.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Cotton Sod on Firm.

W Nseer 4sa itfHN
SEw YORK. Jun. s--Cotion seed
al opened N'.dy. odd Dif slightly bat
subsequently frmod Active months
el0 al o. % points not higher. Prime
crude iisoW 1890. prime summer gel
low spot and Jolly 1890: June 1910: Au'
gus, 1910. Sepiamh,r 1873, October
1913. November i-i0. Drrrilh.r 1910.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Ref Seer. HIGHER

lT 'ffor 'aiti rrcf
CHICAGO. June q-cl;.'. 1000. Ia.,
'ieffs uneven: g Co. e. cents h.sfer
Calves and stockers strong
HDes eeono. mostly - cents hlrrrr
.gp liso bulk go pounds and over
'dpoNl''e; pigs - cents higher.
sheep 5000. lambs strong to higher
sheep steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Market News
SHARP ADVANCE MADE
BY CORN oats HIGHER

r. AfnnrfHif IrnH
CHICAGO June Sweeping un.
turns i0 tho value Ui rDu tuk place
tully. Di. leading with pu ,Nir,me
t.s, 0f s3t cents.
com closed unsettled sl.e o. o.r's
h.eH.f 10 1854 fu l-4aN u lass.
Ialg it tu ItfIt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

Tc.thing babies always nave q hard
imD of 10 when this process occurs IN
ru' weather They uot only have In
cont. nd with painful gums but thu stom
,,h o. dieordrrrd bowels loose and the
.udv uncomfortable. Tho hest helm ven
'an rive thr little sufferer is MrGEl:'S
GNgN EilNllS II rorrcsts sour wom.
l,n. Dunls and pui'ts th' bowels nnd
h,lpq dh.rr'iun Sold hv Al Druggists
"a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
HEAVY SELLING CAUSES
COTTON TO CLOSE LOWER

~ Aslccisis' rrss
NEW ORLEANS. June N-Enougll
selling DEVELOPED in the cotton market
today to keep prircs depressed below
thu level ~ Yesterday olost. llt 90 ~
TIM wen. declines very Wide.
The opoaing was lowe. The close
showed net declines 90 q to DO points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
5PUDDERS DROP
CAME N TENTH
HEhl MONT BEATS WICHITA
FALLS FOiR STRiiGiIT-
rA\THEilS WIN.

ey H~orin',d fr,.f
iEAt MONT June . 1911 lIliloy's
'wo.hn hii iu the tenth. srnriur two
rIur enabled Beaumont tu make %
four straight from Wichita Falls here
to-day iu e,
Nithlil Fails ........ .un1 Uli "Ui g
Beaumont ........... loo 00i 9nl--S
Appleton aud Eithruw lntl,y and
T.. HtDIly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
assa
Cleveland Wins.

CLEVELAND J4u, a.--poriy's mof
q. Hunrt during CO.. ur-i few nn.ua
...' '.'f,l,nl victory.
Fhft. phJ ........ 1910 GOA 600 90
'.. .i.'a ..... .........lUl 1880 Oufab
I'uN wa Perkins, THO .ug e..
ThruTs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Cotton.


Nv Na7UFIlTFU TT'7Nl
DALLAS June Spot cotton
fie,dy. mid,'linr 1906 Houston. spot cot.
tn steady. mddhng 1000, Galveston
fpoi cotton quiet. middlng 1850
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Cotton stead,

rs Associated Pre-.
NEW YORK.. Jane 9--CU.to1 Iturs
opened steady. Iuly $685.. uri. 3siu. p's
1896. March $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
= = = &c


a N1fts..ls Sew Neihod
u. rev plsa.f.H. process b. 1s dif.
'r'rf from tI. d.H'ltrrr electrical
iri "r'. w'f.H.'s .s Of. frf, r0r dHv.
T. r"f"aI.r r.nu..s fr entire hair.
'"ii, aud ~. i.'... ..g- very ovcs. n
is 'IH u I.r s f.a s..rds. easily
rf Irr fr. T you run
r.' f.. Hf pt.as'ir. 20 any drug
'Hr' rIfh d'rarIonr. vh'sh arc quite
Simple. There Is nn Hf.r fH ii no irrl.
nflUr rr DierrfIe rrrrfIfufrf- vnu
could even at Il without the ieas, IN.
jury o. VIII lelye your shin ~ an.
lmopih and hairless a. a baie'a. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Warranty Heed.

\. r E.cf- o. John ;. Harper. los
I. ?. ,. I. g. s, block "a. Mirror addi'
ilon. Consideration 81. go.
n. 2. Cano,le - al 10 Katherine In
man. lots al plrt 81 3.s.,S block IS,
Isakie addition. Consideration 800.
". 4. Powell 90 Y. L. Johns. part ~
ioi !. bl.ck %. Eailc addition C0nsid
Grafton f..eoo
Transfer.
a. T. league q al b. May T. Desper.
part Il section ~. hlork :. a. u. a 81
Confederation s3.4ti.2i.
H T.. Canode 10 Katherine inman Il
al lots /. =. ,. 4. :. g. block 20. G. 4 $
Consideration S50.0eo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

~ Asst-iaifd Pres.
NEW YORK. jua- % .,-'.frs1 81,
Northern Railway company stock today
fell approximately 10 puints i.ol0s yes
ierday's closing figure Tha h-~.k came
with the announcement q n one per
cent cut in tho complnv's somi.annuai
dividend ofrthe commo stock and hail
m nne refceni reduction In the semi
annual dividend On The preferred
Chile has afue ~ the richest iron o-
In the world. ard the government Is
planning 60 incre1a. o.. production wifh
the aid ~ European experts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
american
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National.
Iitirhurgh % BU.iuu.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago 90 Philadelphia.
81 Louis a. brooklyn.
American.
Washington r' Detroit
Ih..Iinlrhis 20 Cleveland
N.N York. rs Detroit.
Boston 40 Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
MEN

oth.r causes "a. W.. ts rau y0l rnf
h0o. uh.oH f.1. si"r sfNTpNigiE
restorative r.uetF itat uIu cot sou
nothing Do son arr nni cured or i.rne
ltHd Etert rrn needing tonic Ca
.rrrHuIf utI-nfI.i WsHsurrF. sfr.
~ rH 80 ths free boHg ~ ouee
20 VEiEiANp CHEMICAL. CO. 80
refB IieI.. Nirl iiic. Tenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

lf fnI Hre nervous. d.
srH1rrt weak. run
down through ssrsr- -
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

cases per month, with 141 cases pending
now, to be disposed of before Jan. /,
1921
Decisions are still pending with the
commission on several important cases on
which bearings have been held. Among
tae.e Are the decision on the Indianapolis
Street Railway Company's petition for
aUtnority to charge cents for transfers,
and for readjustment Of rental rates pald
by interurban companies using the city
lines and terminal facilities; the petit
tions of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Traction Company and the Terre Haute,
indianapolis & Eastern Traction Com
pany and the Interstate Public Service
Company; the first two for higher rates
in the city of Indianapolis and the
latter for increases in general rates. y
petition is pending also before the com
mission, fled by the Union Traction Com
pany of Indiana, asking for higher fares
on the Broad Ripple line.
Decisions, following hearings which
have been held, are also to be handed
down by the commission, on the petition
OF the indianapolis Water Company, for
an increase in rates; as well as similar
petitions by the Richmond Gas Com
pany. South Bend Electric Light and
Power Company, Indiana Power Com
pany of Vincennes, Terre Haute Gas
Company, Terre Haute Water Company
and Terre Haute Electric Company.
The present year has been an ex-
ceptionally strenuous one for the com
mission, according to Mr.. Lewis. Due
TO the reconstruction period following
the close of the war. and the accompany
ing readjustments, hundreds of petitions
from utilities that were trying to sur
vive after-war conditions, have been re-
ceived and eff orts were made to dispose
o them as quickly as possibly. Espe-
cially were hardships encountered by
the smaller, and by many large utilities
due to the serious coal situation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION TO
CLEAN IT'S SLATE
Chairman Tells of Effort to
Dispose of Important Cases
by End of Year.
MANY APPEALS HEARD

All important cases now pending be-
fore the public service commission Of
Indiana viii be disposed Of and a Writ
uany clean calendar win face the COM
mission Jan I. 1921, according to Ernest
I. Lewis, chairman. The commission
hopes to dispose Of about forty cases
by the end Of the present year, MIR.
Lewis said, leaving approximately 10O
small cases, some Of which have not been
fled long enough to be heard and new
cases which may be filed between now
and the last Of December.
Some Of these cases also may include
those on which rebearings must be held.
should only this amount Of cases be
ieft before the commission the hopes Of
the chairman viii have been fulfilled
and 1t will be considered a clean slate
When the present commission, under
the craftsmanship OF Mr.. Lewis. assumed
its duties May l. 1917. go cases were
awaiting action On Jan. 1, 1918, this
number had been reduced to 324 cases.
Jan. l. 1919 there we're 143 cases pend
ing before the commission. and the body
has been disposing OF an average OF 1uU
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

DRONlPTLY at a. M Saturday, our en-
! tire SIS, 900 stock of Christmas toys goes
on sale at 1Oc to 25c on the dollar. In our
recent fire, these toys were scorched to some
extent. The damage is almost impercepti-
bic in numbers Of articles, and in others it
is very slight The handy man or woman
can make any toy as good as new by touch
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
DELIVERIES

On all purchases Of $40 and over we will
make free deliveries S. Under that
amount, a slight charge will be made,
according to distance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

of paint and little work. Think what a
saving this sale means in the purchase of
your toys. At these prices you can increase
the happiness of those youngsters by buying
them many more toys than you had planned
originally. And, remember, in selecting
our stock we bought nothing but high
grade, Yell-made toys.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

500 Blackbords; former prices $3.50 to $1275 sale
prices .........................5 SOC to 1878
100 Childrens Roll Top Desks with Chairs; former
prices $1,000 to $3.50; sale
prices '.'''...'......... Sou to 1919
1000 Riddle Cars; former prices $1.75 to $3.50;
sale prices ............... Zoe, 15c, 25c, soc
100 Metal Express Wagons; former price $3.50;
SdIt prices Ivy anu ~AOC
100 Coaster Wagons former prices 1915 to $1450;
sale prices ....................7 Use to $500
100 Bo-Peep Express Wagons former prices 1915 to
1915; sale prices ...............7Oc to $3.50
100 Selers's 3-Wheel Coasters; former price $3.50;
sale price .z0c
so Irish Mails; former prices $3.50 to $1,000; sale
prices observation-disclosures. 81 90 to $3.50
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-18
"RrsTLING A BRIDE"
PROVIDES LILA LEE
WITH DRAMATIC ROLE
star 4 Western Girl Who Saves
Sweetheart From Lynching
A. Horse Theft

How little western girl exposes
the real miscreants In n horso-stcal-
ing scheme and saves an innocent
cowboy from being lynched IN realist-
lcally depicted In Lila Lees latest
Paramount picture "Rustling "A
Bride" which will be shown at the
Liberty theatre Sunday Dee. 2G.
Emily. the character portrayed by
the star goes TO Coyote Junction TO
be- married 10 Nick McCredie. who
has been corresponding with her by
mail. Hut Nick In his first letter TO
the girl has sent her instead OF his
own photograph. that OF friend.
Pen Walton. and when ho meets her
AT the train. doesn't tell her who
he In but puts her on the stage aud
starts home alone, determined To
clear the matter up with her after
she arrives AT the ranch.
Pen Walton, who is a hofse thief,
hates Nick and he contrlyes To con-
vince the other cowboys that NICK
has stolen "a horse and they 80 In
search OF him. Walton holds up the
stage. captures the girl aud takes her
10 an old deserted shack whore he
has several stolen horses. and after
AN exciting experience the girl es-
capes. She arrives at the ranch Just
ia time 10 save Nick from being
lynched by the boys. When Nick
tolls her who he Is aud she realizes
that the man whose photograph she
has Is the one from whom she Just
escaped. she readily agrees to marry
Nick.
The east includes Monte Blue. l.,
J. shumway. Manuel ojeda. Ruby
Lafayette. Guy Oliver and Alice
Knowland.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-18
NILES WEIGH II
LEADING MAN ~
LITTLE CONRADE'
4 ,lcntcd Actor supports Vivian
Martin ia New Paramount
photopiay

Niles Welch. one OF the most pop
ular OF the screens leading men. who
WAS recently signed by the Famous
Playcrs-Lasky Corporation TO appear
IN Paramount pictures. will next be
seen at the Liberty theatre. next
"Wednesday. as leading man In sup
port OF vivian Martin In her new pie
turc. Little Comrade."
The combination OF two such pop
u.ar players makes this photoplay, II
il said one OF the best Ia which the
charming Miss Martin has appeared.
& pecially since the story Is unique
aad timely.
Mr. Wolch has the role of "A young
nan who. because he has been pam
per all his life by his parents. and
Older brothers. lacks the stamina
hec0 saTy To enable him TO get
through the difficult times OF lifa
stl.ut fl.uching When he In draft
q Tor the national army, although
y r.alizes he necessity OF sacrifice.
nearly breaks down and deserts.
How he Is regenerated. through
a. mple of the heroine, whose
lrrc and cheerfulness In the face
adyeriity. Inspire him to overcome
unfortunate training. the picture
slls Ia fascinating manner.
The photoplay is based upon the
Sry by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins.
nlltled The Two Benjamins." IL
as adapted for the screen by Alice
Iton, and directed by Chester
hhey. I'm the supporting cast are
h popular players as Gertrude
hire. l.. w. Steers. Richard Cum
hgs Nancy Chase. Eleanor Han
tk aud others.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-18

SUIT,
For decree that plaintiffs mort
gage given to secure the sums here
inbefore mentioned is first. valid
and subsisting lien upon the real
property therein and herein describ-
cd, to-wit;
M OF sen. SEA of SEA- and
lots 6 and 6 OF section 2S 7. 22 s.
II. 80 Il. w. M; nv of SEA, SEA
of sEA and M of NWh OF section
23, and VIZ of NEh OF section %,
It. 20 s. II. 80, Il. w. M. all In Har-
ney County, Oregon. containing
453.73 acres. together with all water
and water rights. tenements. heredit-
aments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In anywise appertain-
ing.
For decree and order of sale OF
said promises and the application OF
the proceeds of said sale in payment
of costs and disbursements, attor-
ney's Zee, and the amount found to
he due the plaintiffs.
For a decree that defendants and
all persons claiming under them sub
sequent 20 the execution of plain
tilfs' mortgage, to-wit; November ~,
1919, be forever barred and fore
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EASTERN STAR
ELECT OFFICERS

Burns Chapter, No. 40, o. II. g.,
elected officers for the coming year
at its last meeting. The officers
elected are: w. NJ. Leona Thomp-
son: w. r.. Erman Dillman; A. NJ.
Eugenia Faulkner: Conductress.
'Nita McGowan; Associate Conduct
ress. Helene Dalton; Secretary, Hen
rietta Jones: Treasurer. Neya Geer,
Matron-elect Leona Thompson has
made the following appointments TO
filI the other Offices for the year;
Adah, Enid Gowan; Ruth, Florabelle
smith; Esther. Floy jameson; Mar
tina. Helen Dillman; Electa. Toiiey
Williams; Warder. Cora burlington;
Chaplin. Eunice Thompson; Organ
list. Sarah Fare; Sentinel. Sam
Mothershead; Marshal. Ella Voegtiy.
Joint installation OF these officers
will be held with the Masonic Lodge
on Dec. 27th.
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closed OF all right, title. claim or
equity or redemption In and TO said
premises and every part thereof
For a judgment against you and
each of you In the amount OF any
deficiency which may remain after
the application of the proceeds OF
said sale as aforesaid,
For a decree that plaintiffs or any
party to this suit may become pur-
chaser at said sale, and that plaintiffs
may have such other, further and
different relief as TO the court shall
seem equitable and just, or as the
nature of the cause may require.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof for six consec-
utive weeks In the Times-herald, a
weekly newspaper published at
Burns, Harney County, Oregon, by
order of the Hon, VIM. Fare, Coun-
ty Judge of said county, which order
Is dated December 18th, 1920. The
date of the first publication of this
summons Is December 18TH, 1890,
and the date of the last publication
thereof will be January 29th. 1921.
j. S. COOK,
of Burns, Oregon,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Harney Co. Oregon, has been APP
pointed by the Court as the time and
place for the hearing OF objections
10 the said final account aud all per-
sons having objection thereto should
appear at the said time and place
and show cause. II any exist. why the
said final account should not be ap-
proved and allowed.
LLOYD JOHNSON.
Administrators OF the estate of Harry
II. Mcclure, deceased.