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Society

Valentine hearts and favors suitable
for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs w NJ. Freeny of Chevy
party and dance Wednesday. Febru-
ary IS. The home was beautifully
decorated with palms and roses. Lit
tie Miss Tereta Schafer entertained
| the party with classical and up-to-
Date dances. A buffet supper was
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dorsey. Mr..
and Mrs A. Roth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stamford. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Giovanni. Mr.. and Mrs. SUM
ner. Miss Catherine Donovan Miss
Mae Donovan, Miss kachell Miss
Bertha I.om ba rd. Miss Henrietta Po-
koney. Mrs. A. G. Arrison. Miss Edith
johnson, Mrs. NJ. johnson. Miss Ruth
Adams. Miss Dorothy Adams. Miss
Margaret Gravett, Miss NJ. Long. Mr..
Steven Roth. Mr.. Chico Martin. Mr. n.
lC. Marshall. Mr.. Louis Janof, Mr.. j.
Hickman and Mr.. Gravett
An interesting card party will be
given by Stonewall Jackson Chap
ter, u. D. c.. on Thursday, February
26, at the Confederate Memorial
Home: 1922 Vermont avenue. at 8
o'clock
The hostesses for cards will be Mrs.
Frank Morrison. president of the
chapter; Mrs. GuSavius Werber. reg
istrar: Mrs. Benjamin Soule GantZ.
chairman of entertainment. and Miss
Blanche Cooksey, vice chairman
The refresament committee includes
Mrs. Albert King. Mrs. Albian- Wilkes
Tuck, Mrs. Ida Ofutt Trenis. Miss
Marie J. MCGUIRE, the Misses kincer
Mrs. w. E. Newman. Miss Margaret
Virginia Co,krell and Mrs. Winifred
i h1as- h, h..AI
reserved by Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim.
Mrs r. S. Boswell. Mrs. Charles Ham
ilton Fred, Miss Gretna Lerrott Bos-
well, Mrs. E. h. Hayes. Mrs. Albert
Sidney Parry. Mrs. J. n. Webb. Mrs.
Bailey Shumate. Mrs. Charles Morgan.
Mrs. J. N. Pitcher, Mrs. Blanche West.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. Mrs. w. Il.
Dosh, Mrs. Robert n. Williams. Mrs.
Cateline Pitts, Mrs. Rosa Townsend.
Mrs. 3. Stidham, Mrs. Chester Smith,
Mrs. Edward w. Page, Mrs. Wallace
Grayson Orme. Mrs. +. p. Dodge and
Mrs Albert King. Mrs. Gustavius Wer-
ber is arranging a prize for each table.
wedding of wide social interest
took place on Saturday. February Il,
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Theodosia Trainor of Colonial Beach,
Va. when her daughter, Miss Edna
Marina Trainor, became the bride of
Mr. Charles Edward Thomas. assistant
cashier of the Bank of Westmoreland.
A few friends of the bride and groom
were present. The ceremony was
solemnized by Rev. A. w. Graves of
King George county, Va. The bride
was becomingly attireo in travelling
suit of dark gray tricotine, with gloves
and hat to match, and carried cor
sage bouquet of orchids and lilies of
the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas left
on the Baltimore steamer for an ex-
tended bridal tour. and on their return
will make their home at Colonial
Beach, Va.
DR. and Mrs. Paul l. Joachim left
Yesterday afternoon for a short stay
at the Hotel Chamberlain, at Old Point
Comfort, Va.
Miss Mary Eleanor Buckner, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Clinton c. Buckner. be-
came the bride of Kenneth c. Leg
gett. first lieutenant, United States
air service, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Quarterly Clearance Brings Big
Values in Shoes

Al S1.<o fT.-NCBUh3fly SI4.SU
So pairs Of Women's Dark Brown Calf High
sizes: AAA-5. 51., -eIs; A.. az, S, 6Ks;
w, 5. sa, s, 6a, ?, 7s 8; D-2a, 3, 3a, 4, S, 6,
At S9.zS Pr.-ReguIariy $3.50
80 pairs Women's Black Calf Vsmp, with
Suede Tops. High cut Lace eoots-hish Cuban
heels. narrow toes. Sizes: AAA-5, 6Ia, eL.,
7; A., ~. S. 5Ia. 6. ela, 7. 7Ks; 49,, az, S,
At $6.95 Pr-RegularIy $1,000
SO pairs Women's Patent Leather oxfords,
with welt soes and low Cuban heels, narrow
toes. Sizes: AA-5, 8, 6Ha; As, 5La, 6N;
sEsN, nt1.; s. sI., g. s1.' 7Ia; e-s, T. 4N.,
At $6.9s Pr.-Regularly 500
~ pairs Of Women's Black eiucher oxfords,
welt soles, Cuban heels, medium narrow toes
and vamps-one Of our staple styies-maieIno
81 49, o, :: syS; e-2s' ssN, az; e-aNa, 3. T.
At $<9SNReguIafIy $I0.0o
We have a few pairs left Of several Ijses Of
Womsn's Low Shoes that have been staples for
several seasons, but which we are ciearfna out
to make room for newer styleo-Oiack and
OroWn Calf English WALKING oxfords with low
nat heels and full round toes; sIso In dark
brown kid. TIE SIZES IN THESE LINES
ARE BADLY eRokEN.
AZ $7As PH-ReguIarIy SlAAo
Low Heel Brown Calf Walking Pumps, with
long vamps and narrow toes-a good assert.
nent Of sizes. af - 3
At $7.AS-Regularly $llSe
Patent Colonial Pumps, French heeis, iona
vamps. narrow toes-sixes quite badly brekep.
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Powell, Miss Jessie Middleton. DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Darnall, Miss Bette Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hunter. MT. Alex.
W. Meredith, Mr.. Robert Shelton, Mr.
Wexford Massie, Mr.. Austelle Cald-
well. Mr.. Harry Warrenton. Mr.: Law
renee Farrell. Sergt. John McCulloush,
Sergt. Joseph A. Richthamer, Mr.. Tan
Gill. Mr.. Howard johnson and MI.
Charles Newhall
Miss Emile Margaret Bruno left
vest erday for Chicago. where she Will
be the guest Of her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Wilk, AS
Surf street. Before returning 70
Washington in April she will Visit
friends in Dixon. Sterling and Madison,
at the Wisconsin University.
Miss Ruth Rosser and Miss Laura
Rosser have gone to New York to
visit Mr.. and Mrs Richardson, on
Riverside drive. They will be alb
sent for week.
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The recently announced engagement
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
of their daughter, Miss Flora Payne
Whitney, to Mr.. Roderick Tower, son
Of the Charlemagne Towers, has
served to revive vivid memories on
the part of the older Washington
society concerning that young lady's
brilliant grandmother. whose name
she bears.
When in the first Cleveland admin
istration the late Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. William c. Whitney
came to Washington and established d
their home in the Frelinghuysen
House on I street, they came backed
by a private income of $4,000 a
month. given them for the four years
of their stay here by Mrs. Whitney's
brother, the late Col. Oliver Payne.
The Whitneys possessed far more
than a mere talent for entertaining.
In their case it amounted to posi-
tive genius. And when the only string
tied to his gift by Col. Payne was
that this income should be lived UP
to the last copper, it will be realized
that Washington society was many
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Quarterly Stock Clearing
( Gloves!

At 5ec-Regularly $l.0o and $l5e Pr.
Two.eIasp chamoisetts Washable Gloves -
white with black embreidered baek-slzes 6,
Two. clasp White Duplex Gloves In sizes =,
w.
At $l.As-Regularly $3.7S to $z.Se Pr.
ODDS and ends Of Fine French Kid Cloves
two. cjasp and . few 0-button Ien0th-in COL
of0-ln few sizes only.
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Quarterly Stock Clearing
FURS

S225.OO Natural Marmot Coat .SI3S.O 90
$4,000 Natural Lynx Coat. $1,000
Sl95.OO Near Seal Coat. 49,. $4,000
SloS.OO Marmot Coat. ..... $So.5O
$1,000 Brown Fox Scarfs. $6o.SO
$500 Black Fox Scarfs. -. $59.5O
$500 Wolf Scarf. .......... $3.50
$500 Squirrel Muff $3o.5O
$4,000 Nutria Muffs. ..... $1,000
$500 Seal Muffs. SI3.SO
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First Floor for Skirts

At $BZS-RegWarIy $I5.UO
10 Skirts-bIue and brown pIaidsGwide sir-
dies and button trimmed pockets.
At S18.2S-ReguIarly $500 and $26.Ss
Plaid Skirts, henna and brown, tan and
blue combinations.
At $17.z5-Regularly $500 and 5000
is Oressy Skirts, in satin, faiiIe silk and
tricoietts-taupe, black and navy blue.
At $ll2S-Regularly $1650
IS Skirts, box plated, In lovely piaids.
At $lo.2S-Regularly $l6S0 to 5000
is Tailored Skirts In Tricotine and Serge
tucked side panels, braid and button trim
nina.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

An evening party. with dancing. was
given by Mrs. Jack Hunter. at 1912 9th
street northwest Monday evening. The
room in which Mrs. Hunter entertained
her guests was very prettily decorated
ir red, white and blue. Music was the
main feature of the evening, and sing
ing and dancing were kept up until
late hour, after which refreshments
were served.
Among those present were Miss Nell
lie Coleman, Misses Grace and Elsie
Shannon. Miss Esther Brown. Misses
Edna and Virginia Fleming, Miss Grace
Evening star., 1920-02-22

n. Leggett of California. The cere-
mony was performed at 1870 am.
yesterday at St. Alban's by Rev.
Charles T Warner. rector.
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Misses Coat Clearing

At $zz75-RegularIy $3.50 to $500
70 ouvet Velour, siivertone, Beaver Cloth
and Scotch Mixture coats-vwnter styles. Also
few Short. rt.Iength Sport Coats.
Green, plum, taupe and Copenhagen.
At $z9.7S-Regulariy $65.0e
Polo Cloth FuiI-lensth Coats, In tan and
sray. Sizes 16-18.
At $39.75-Regularly $3.50
Bolivia and Duvet Velour Coats-pium and
taupe.
IS At $zz.5S-ReguIarly $3.50 to $3.50
Junior Coats, size IS years, In zbeIIne and
mixtures-copenha0en blue, black, faIson and
green MISUNDERSTANDING belts.
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Neckwear Clearing!

SI.OU and $1.5O NeCkWedr, @0c =
All odd Collars In Satin, Lace, Pique, Oroan-
lie, Net and Georsette crepe-white and coIors
big variety Of shapes.
S1.50 to $3.50 Neckwear-9Sc
Collars and Sets-perfeet goods, but bought
for last seasons selling. oreandie, lace, seorq-
cite, satin and net-many shapes and styles.
sailor and square; plated, embroidered and
lace trimmed or1andie. Square and iona col
lars hand embroidered and hemstitehed.
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brown georgette. handsomely en-
broidered. and just the color Of the
seal stole and mum worn with it.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Quarterly Clearing-Coats

At $z0.00-Regularly $500
Sport Coats In Novelty Mixtufes-nverted
pIait backs and alI.r ound beIts-sreen and
brown.
At S30.0o-RegularIy 5000
Sport coats3z ngth-belted modeIs-tn
brown and gray suede cloth.
At $z5.00-ReguIarly 5000
Short Tan Leather Sport Coat-rippIe style.
At $40.00-Regularly $500
Leather Coats, q Length, tan and black.
At $9.00-Regulariy $1,000
Tan Leatherette Sport Coat, raglan sleeves.
At $z5.0O-Regularly $500
Sifvertone Coats, "a A-lensth-taiIored style
taupe and French blue.
At $15.00-Regularly $500
Henna Color Wooitex Coat, tucked panel
back
At $z0ao-Regularly $55.0o
Brown Mixture Motor coal-raoan sleeves
and large collar.
At $zz.0o-ReguIarIy $3.50
Siivertone CoatS-henna shade-fuH backs
and narrow string belts. 80.
At $15.ee-Regularly $0.oe
10 Velour Coats-semi-fftted bodice styies-l
au.round bsIts-tan. gray, Pekin and copen.
hagen blue.
At $3s.oe-RegularIy 5000
10 WoOlTEx coatS-sxtra size for large
women-In black duvet de iaine-fuii silk lined.
At $45.00-Regulariy $500 to $500
IS Fine Coats, In silvertone, suedine and
duvet de iaine-henna, plum. brown and
French blue.
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Suits in the Clearing

At $zS50-RegularIy $500
Purple veIveteen Suits, silk braid embroId-
cry.
At $lS50-RegularIy $1,000
suits In Oxford Mixtures-rippIe jackets.
At $3650-Regularly $500 and $500
10 Smart Tailored WooLTEx Suits, In twill
ed velour suedine, duvet de laine and chew
rona-braid and button trimmed. coIors in
cfude brown, taupe, faiscn and black.
At $38S0RegularIy $500
10 Tailored Suits. In siIverrone, velour duvet
de lafne and suedlne-Ione straight line jack
ets mannsh and rever coars-in navy blue
black and faison.
At $56.5e-ReguIarIy $3.50 to $l3S.o0
10 Oressy Suits, In peachbIoom, rayonner
cleth, tWilted velour and tricotine-in navy
black, taupe and reindeer.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Quarterly Clearing-Leather
Goods

Goods
MEDIUM AND LAR GE SIZE PURSES OF
FINE QUALITY.
$3.50 to $1@.5O
Regular prices, $3.50 to $500
front-othsrs with double inside frames--some
with pencil and memo pad, others fitted with
dozen pieces in aII-some slightly scratched,
but all great values.
Buy a Raincoat!
At Sl5.0oRegularly $500
10 Rainproof eabardine Coats. befted styles.
These are all. ths-year coats.
At $17.5oRegularIy $3.50
with large pockets and eoar-In tan. Oxford
gray, black, olive and navy blue.
Stockings-Clearance
$3.50 and $3.7S Winter Hose, $1.S5
Wool Mixed and Silk and Wool Sport Stockings
heather mixtures.
$3.50 and $500 Stockings, $I.9S Pr.
Full fashioned Silk Stockings, with silk
ter hems-In white, navy. bronze, eerdovan and
cray. Also Mock Seam Silk Stockings In navy
and eordovan, with white clocks.
S. and 81 Silk Stockings, $3.50 Pr.
Fuii-fashioned silk Stockings, with silk isIe
garter hens, In gray, suede, silver. smoke,
taupe, eerdovan, dark tan ana pink.
S5c Boot Silks, sc
Boot silk Stockings, In black, suede, smoke,
sky blue, pink and white.
SI2S Fiber Silk Stockings, Soc Pr.
Fiber Silk Stockings, with mock seam, In
SzJe and Sieo Stockings, H.ss Pr.
FuiI.fashionsd silk Stockings, with lisIe gar.
ter hems-also few Mock Seam Stockings,
with clocks. In white, M . navy; M bronze. eerdev."
dovan with white.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Beautiful Blouses

Al 1.6S-->egulArly Sl0.S0
Handmade eIouses, slightly unused, Of sheer
batlste with inset Of real fiIet outlined with
hemsttehno, or frlI front finished with fiiet
edge-hat roll coIIars-with nand hem.
stitched hem-or lace edge, cuffs to match.
At A8S-Regularly $500 to $7.7s
Consisting Of Georeette, Crepe de Chine and
Ponsee, strictly tailored or trimmed with fine
tueks, piaits, buttons and embroidery-mostIy
light coIors.
At $I4SS-ReguIarly $3.50 to $1,000
Fine 6ouses, consisting Of Georgette Crepe
In suit shades; also bisaue. hesn and white.
embroidered or beaded In self contrasting
colors. Some are in color combination. Roll
collar nat collar or coIIaress-Ione short
sleeves.
At $s.SS-ReguIarIy SI1.50 to $500
In Georgette Crepe, In coors Of navy, brown,
taupe, bisque, flesh white; trimmed with
fancy stitching, beading or fine tucks; roll or
lat collar.
At $27.Ss-ReguIarly $500 to S39.7s
Hieh-grade novelties, In Plain or Fancy Silk
Nets and Geor9ette Crepe some in all over
embroidery, In self coIors-others attractiveIy
embroidered or brafded-some touched up with
bright color binding, hip or overbIouses-sut
shades.
At Slz.SS-Regularly $3.50 to $3.50
Consisting Of Regulation and overbIouses in
ai.over embroidery, In self color or combined
with tinsei-satin and georgette combinations
or all satin-lone or short sieeves-sut
shades.
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Dresses for Misses

SIxe8 ~ 20 ~ YcdrS.
At $A5o-Regularly $3.50
IS Eton Style Tafeta SILK Dresses, In navy
and Copenhagen blue, beaver and tan.
At $3z.5oRegularly $3.50 to $3.50
20 silk Taffeta Dressss-advanes spring
styies-navy, beaver, brown and taupe-short
sleeves.
At $zs5o-ReguIarIy $3.50 to $3.50
IS jersey pressss-isather belts, braid trim
mins-navy, taupe, brown and tan.
At S3l.7S-RegularIy $500 to $3.50
12 Trieotine and Serge 0ressss-navy blue,
Eten bsitsd and strais ht line stylss-bead or
silk braid Trimmed.
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Quarterly Clearing Underwea

$1.0o Envelope chemise, Csc
Nainsook Envelope chemtse, In flesh collar
and white-taIlored style-sixes 30. 42, -.
$3.50 Silk kimonos, $7SS
Crepe de Chine kinones, slip over model
shrrIng and rosebud trimming, In rose, iaven-
der, flesh color. navy, Belgian blue, maize.
$3.50 Silk Gowns, $%.6S
Crepe de Chine Gowns, kimono sleeve, tailor
ed style, with hemsttehins and embroidered
spray.
$1,000 Petticoats, Sass
Satin and Jersey Pettieoats-Wth tucked
founess In chaneeabie eoors.
500 Petticoats. $3.6S
Satin and jersey PettIcoats, straight models
and few with Hounees.
$l5O Silk Camis0Ies, Csc
Satin and Crepe de Chine CamiseIes, built.
up shoulders and ribbon straps, lace trimmed
and tailored styles.
$3.50 Billie Burkes, SOS
Crepe de Chine Billie eurkes, with iace and
orsandie yokes-sIseveless models.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

DR. and Mrs. Paul L. Joachim left
yesterday afternoon for a short stay
at the Hotel Chamberlain, at Old Point
Comfort, Va.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

Miss Mary Eleanor Buckner, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Clinton c. Buckner. be-
came the bride of Kenneth C.. Leg
gett. FIRST lieutenant, United States
air service, son of Mr.. and Mrs James
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OE LIEN sALE

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of possessory lien held by me
under authority of law in such cases.
| will on Saturday, the 11th day Of
December, 1920, at the hour of one
o'clock =. NJ. of said day, at the sub
station Of the Idaho Power Company
in the City of Ontario, oregon, sell at
public auction the following descrlb-
ed personal property, to-wit:
One Westinghouse 25 Horse Pow
er, Three Phase Motor, Number
S53493 Complete, with automotic
Starter;
or n part thereof sufficient to pay my
Just and reasonable charges for work
and labor bestowed upon said pro-
perty in the repair thereof. That
the owned and lawful possessor OF
said property at the time said work
was performed was B. A. Diesel, and
performed said work and labor on
said property at his request, and fur
nlshed the material for said repairs
at his request. That I performed
said work and labor, and furnished
said materials for the same, between
the first day of January, 1918, and
the first day Of February, 1918, and
more than three months have elapsed
since | ceased to perform said work.
That the amount justly and reason
ably due me for said work and mater
lal furnished Is $4,000, with inter
est thereon at the rate OF six per
cont per annum from Feb. /, 1918,
together with all costs, expenses and
attorneys fees incident TO keeping
and selling said property. This sale
is made 20 enforce my said lien and
recover said amounts. The date OF
the first publication OF this notice
is Nov is, 1920, and the last pub
licatlon Is on Dec. Q, 1920
WYMAN l.. HALL,
OF ontario. oregon. Lien Claimant.
W. W. WOOD,
Attorney for Lien Claimant.
Attorney for Lien Claimant.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
4. OF q. MEDICAL SCHOOL
NAY SECURE EASTERN Al

University Of Oregon, Eugene. No
yomber S,-President =. l.. Camp.
bell, Dean Richard d. Dillehunt, Of
the School OF Medicine, and Dr. Har-
~ II. Torrey, head OF the pre-modl-
cal department OF the University and
director OF the medical research,
have left for New York. where they
will confer with representatives OF
the general education board IN re-
gard TO cooperation between this
board and the University School OF
Medicine. The board has large
fund available for assisting establish.
ed medical institutions In medical ed.
uoatlon and research and Il IL hoped
to secure an appropriation for the
University OF Oregon Medical School,
President Campbell will also at
tead and participate In the annual
meeting OF the National Association
OF State Universities, which meets In
Washington on November 10.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
MALHEUR COUNTY.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CHAS G. McMAHAN.
DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
whom Il may concern:
That Frank Shumway, the Admin
lstrator of the above entitled estate,
has made and filed herein his final
account, and the same has been by
order OF this court set down for hear
ing at the courtroom OF said court In
Vale, Oregon, on the 29th day OF
November, 1920, at the hour oil 10
O'Clock IN tho forenoon.
All persons having objections there
TO, II anF. are hereby notified and
required TO present the same in writ
inE on or before said day, otherwise
said account may be allowed as filed
and said estate closed.
FRANK SHUMWAY,
Administrator OF the estate OF Chas.
G. McMlhan, Deceased.
First publication October 2s, 1920
Last publication November 25 1920
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOAliE VT FINAL SEI ilfhLNI
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, the duly appointed act
ing and qualified Administrator OF
the Estate OF w. ]. Mink. Deceased,
has filed his final account, OF the
Administration OF the Estate OF said
w. j. Mink Deceased, And that Mon
day the 9Th day OF December, A. ID,
1920, at the hour oil 80 o'clock +.
NJ. as the time for hearing OF Objec-
tions thereto IL any there be at the
County Court House and In the
County Court Room thereof, in the
city OF Vale, MIlheur County, State
OF Oregon.
All persons interested In the estate
OF the said deceased, are hereby no
titled To appear at such time and
place, and tAen and there present
any objection IL any there be TO such
final account or any part thereof,
and then aud there 10 show cause IN
any exists Why the final account OF
the unde. signed administrator
should not g allowed as rendered
and his bOld'men exhOnorated from
from further liability, and said es-
tate distributed in the manner pre-
scribed by law. This Notice Is pub
lished in the Ontario Weekly Argus,
a Weekly Newspaper published in
Ontario. Oregon, and OF general cir
culation In Malheur County. Oregon,
for five consecutive Issues thereof.
ID. b. PURCELL,
Administrator Estate OF
w. j. Mink, deceased
Date Of first publication, Nov. 1920
Date OF last publication, Dec. 2, 1920
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
SUMMONS
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
MALHEUR COUNTY
MALCOLM CORRIGALL,
Plaintiff,
MALCOLM COZ


MALHEUR COUNTY
MALCOLM CORRIGALL,
Plaintiff,
JOHN ZIMMERMAN, individ-
ually and as Executor OF the last
will, testament and estate OF
Nancy Kline, deceased, KATIE
Kline, EMMA or ERMA KIME.
ORVILJE KIME, MARTHA l..
BRODRICK, individually and as
Guardian ad Litem OF the said
Katie Kline, Erma Kline and
Orville Kline, FRANK KIME,
also all. other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right,
title estate lien or interest I'm the
real estate described in the COM
plant herein.
Defendants
To JOHN ZIMMERMAN, individ-
ually and as Executor of the last will
testament and estate OF Nancy Kline,
deceased. KATIE kline, EMMA or
ERMA KIME, oRvILLE KIME.
MARTHA l.. BRODRICK, individ-
,ually and as Guardian Ad Litem OF
the said Katie Kline. Erma Kline and
Orville Kline, FRANK KIME, also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, tile. estate lien or
interest in the real estate described
In the complaint herein,
Defendants
You are hereby required TO appear
and answer the complaint herein
"a
the date of the first publication OF
this summons, that is to say. within
six weeks from the 2Sth day OF Oct
obor. 1920. and failing so to do the
plaintiff will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded In said COM
plant. as follows, TO. ait: that you
and each of you, be required TO set
forth the nature OF your, and each
OF your, claim; that all adverse
claims OF the defendants be deter
mined by the decree OF this court;
that by said decree Il be declared aud
adjudged that the defendants have no
estate or interest whatever In or To
the lands, premises and water rights
in said complaint and here descrlb-
ed as the Southwest Quarter tSWL
the East Half OF the Northwest
Quarter (Eh NWL }. and the South
west Quarter OF the Southeast Quart
er (SW Y sen OF Section Twenty
six t2G): and the East Half OF the
Southeast Quarter (EhSEL) Of
Section Twenty-seyen (27), all I'm
Township Eighteen OS) South OF
Range Forty-one (4i) East OF the
Meridian, In Malheur
County, Oregon, together with all
water rights appurtenant to said
lands for the irrigation thereof: and
that the title OF the plaintiff thereto
Is good and valid: that the defend
ants, and all OF them. be forever EN-
Joined and debarred from asserting
any claim whatever In and TO said
lands. premises and water rights ad-
verse 10 the plaintiff. and for such
other relief as shall seem meet and
agreeable TO equity.
This summons Is served by publi-
cation under and by virtue OF an or
der signed by Hon. II. III. Test. Coun-
~ Judge OF said County. bearing date
Oct. "a, 1920. and directing the
publication hereof once week for
six consecutive weeks In the Ontario
Argus.
II. c. EASTMAN,
Residing at Vale. oregon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Oct. 2S. 1890.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
II. c. EASTMAN,

Residing az Vale. Oregon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Oct. 2s. 1890.
Last publication Dec. 8, 1890.