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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
BY Associated Press to Every Evening


Philadelphia. Jan. New corn
1.55al .ti2; No. 3 yellow, So
Oats-No. white. 95a95I9; No. 3
white, 94a9412.
Butter-Western creamery extra, 90;
nearby prints, fancy, 77a79.
Checse-New York and Wisconsin full
milk, held, 81 3113a33.
Eggs-Nearby frsts, 22.20 per case;
do current receipts, q 90; western extra
fsts, 22.20; do frsts, 2070a2l 60;
fancy selected packed S2aSf per dozen.
Live poultry-fowls as to size and
quality 26a3S; spring chickens rs 10
quality, 2Ss34; roosters. 22a23: broiiing
chickens, 36a 40; ducks pekin, 3Sa40; do
Indian Runner, 34a36: moscovy ducks,
30a32; turkeys, 3Sa50; geese, 26a30.
Dressed poultry--Fowls lower; turkeys,
Delaware and Maryland, fancy, 60a62,
Virginia and other nearby fancy, 56a5S;
do, fair to good !53a55; old toms, As;
fowls, fresh killed. choice TO fancy, 33a35 /;
do small sizes, 23a30; Ioosters, 25; spring
ducks nearby, 3Sa40; do western, 33a35;
geese western fancy, 30a32, do, fair to
good, 25a27; broiling chickens, Jersey,
43a4319: do other nearby, 35s42; choice
western, 3se4o; roasting chickens, western,
2-a34: do corn fed as TO size and quality,
32ai5
Potatoes -Penna in 100 pounds, 3.6oa-
375; do New York, 3.40a3.50
Flour soft winter straight western.
10 5Oa | ! 90: do do nearby, 10, i0a TO- so;
hard winter straight. l3.00a13,25; do
short patent, l350al400; spring clear,
9.75ai0 p; do patent. l4.00ali.50; do.
short patent, Ii 40a15.1 10; fancy spring
and city mills patent, family brand,
I500a15.35
Hay Timothy choice, 3400 per ton +;
do No. |, - 90; do, No. ,, 81 0oa32 90;
do No. 3. q O0s2S, 90; do. sample. %. 0Oa-
"a 90, clover mixed hay. hight mixed 81 90
$500. No | mixed, 2S.00a29 90
Tal!ow Prime city loose. l6c.; do.
special. loose. l6@4, prime country. Is,
edible, in ticrceS i9a20.
Bran Soft winter bran western IN
100 pound sacks 5000a50 so; do spring.
49.00a49.50
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OLD SULTAN of TURKEY
NICE, HARMLESS MAN
Mehrned vi in O Quandary How
to Save His People and
Throne.

Constantinopic, Dec 26-People of
Constantinople call the Sultan. Mehmed
VI, "a nice, harmless old man Mehme5
VI is the last enemy emperor left, the
man whose temporal possessions are at
stake m the making of pcace.
The Padshnh, or Father II All the
Sovcreigns ~ the Earth. IS short, grey
haired rather stOOp-sholdcrcd dark
eyed. with short white m0ustachc secn
under the characteristic beakcd nose 81
the Turk Bercft e good couusellors
worried by the actions If Mous'apha
Keroal Pasha, leader of The Natoualis's
Nehned ~ in n quandary as 20 how to save
his people and his throne ~ that hc
doesn't worry too much thanks ~ the
pcrvading Oriental spirit Of fatalism
Every Friday, the Turkish Sunday, a
crowd 81 M,issulman pilgrims and foreign
crs gathers TO $50 him ~ - prayer he
ceremony takes place outside tn" palace
gates of Yildz on the hills of Pera iust
shove the BcRphorus There arc tho Sui
tan's off cial Offices and alec his harero N 2
flower garden part of an mrncuse park.
The Sultan wearing fez comes INTO
view riding slowly IN m open phart0n
proceed. d by o sjngl- horseuan ard follow
ed on fort hy dorm Or moro % his rod
fezked suite dressed ri black frork c0ai7
and trous,rs N tia Europe style
The sultan bows sight and lcft u ross
ponse to thc 9ccIraatlone. ioDis Z ward.
tbn terrace where ar. rangcd THE foreigners
and bows ploagan'ly to them TIE DIS
tfncn - tb, mosque s passed, fhor -
the door of the rlc s-iiie hc zfeIs os.t from
the interior b heard . chant r. Ena'c
chorus, and hc disappears Directly t'la
general Nussulrnan public IL PRINTED
II enter a. another Ioor of fhc mes1ur
to take pIace IN the PRAYERS wh.oh ron
tinuc for half bour Meanwhile thn
foreign visitors dlsgnrso fhoir ctfrics ~
IN the Successor ~ the Prophet Ear 5s'.cs!
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CLOTHES MAY BE HIGHER
Likely 20 Reach Exorbitant Prices
IL Suit Makers Demands
Are Met

New York. Jan. 2. The oloak and
sint industry of New YOrk. employing
~. 900 perg0ns, faccs strikes Tor bigher
wagcs which are certain " mean exoy
bitant prizes for the public pulszg checkrd
The Cloak. SIit and SKIRT Manufacturer
AspOciatiOn announced byiay Worker
il, ~ individual Bhops already are orIt
on a strike, the Association says, iu
vioIation of a 3 year agreement made
with the International iaflies garusnt
n,akers union glx months ago ~ which
the w0rkern ysrc granted liberal iD
creasez IN ray.
At The urpsrrt tirnr n1alc operation
IN Tho industry the afsOciatIon say
earn Ipwardy II s75 a wrek. fnishcr- S5O
and women worker from G25 " so q
vycek
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by machinery. The saltlng, scrapng
and brushing seem to check the develop
nent Of mould on the surface. In order
60 favor the growth OF mould in the
interior, the cheese is pierced by ma
chinery with 60 TO 100 small steel needles,
which process permits the free access of
air. The cheese may be sold after thirts
or forty days or may remain IN the cavey
as long as five months, depending upon
the degree of ripening desired. The
cheese loses during ripcning by scraping
and evaporation as much a8 Is per cent
of the original weight The weight when
ripened is about four and half to five
pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
THE SHADOWS SPEAK.
Frank L. Stanton

4 nsv m.ssIc world heard the shadoea
SAY
thousand thousand wears away.
Nth desert places IN DIM review
The dust Of stars We never knew
4 oa re d wonderful world
Ia your wild WIDE sweep
And vou startle the stars
I the spaces saan
hut We dream d all raet
Ere Nc Went sIeep--I
You have shahen Tune ahaGo Usnlde
awake
With thunder u heavens Az tho hclght-
ypa take
And Voa hold t. the hgi5ht~ n the hstte
tn lights
And yea order thc DAYS blua 3nd loosen
the nights
You're wonderful world
Like tha Light is your leap
10 tht gates where thu seNs
Qi all wonders they keep.
But W. dreamed all that
Ire We went to sleep
"Me climbed IL you cliub Id the wears
without date
Since the First Man waved farewell to
Eden lost gate
Aud We sad to The starlight that kissed
dust and clover,
That God Himself envled the earth we'd
made over.
:. Twas wonderful world!
Back Ii rest we stall creep
For We dweit with old wonders
Now Time hidden deep.
We were weary OF wonders,
And God gave us sIecp
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PERSONAL

Nra 4. ~ T}o,gia of 60I North F,aqkto
gtrcct r. B,nndng 10 holidays Nth nor
nicer Mr. william Henry Su'h
Frepk'Yn %ev Trrk
Herbert Kirk r. l0fa Wort gt,nef
attended 4 aar,a p Baltimore Iest nigh'
At fhr c,54e ~ thr hoii51Ye hn ~i. rrfgy
n t} lawa-r Cliirge
M and Nre John -hat'Gck n Ritlr
PARK wgrr ,rc gics's yceter5av = i)r RI
Mr.. umns,n " Howell
Mrs IT -ch'itt e.er' r@s'C~far
Rew Ir-< flt.
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To Speak on Lincoln Highway Work.

Cha irs n Cr-Ihb will address tho morn
hers IT the haopoF n fofnrnr-co I'll E
luncheon ID he gyer in the llof-i d9
Pant next 1ucedav afternoon Nr Guhh
.4hn Is he county engineer and also fhc
81. ginecr fpr ScU Ca n ~bartY IF ~
state Hlgh1av Gomrue-lo F'li ro1k
90 the progress radr on ho 'f~s~a- -l
ard If tho nrv roads either contemplated
building or completed connecting wIth
hc hIehway
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Who's Olercnaf Is This

Superintendent Forman, Of the CiCy
and Ro County M bdoe = baeo b9' e another s9 afsa
by mistake after the close of the New
Years eve festivities in the corridor
The stage st the south end Of the
corridor is being dismaDtlcd today ana
the decorations removed The building
will soon resume its wonted dignity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
RESUME BIBLE CLASSES.

Ri,ie classes Will ho resumed X ,hc
+ M Il 4 next Tuesday lrom October
d When tho classes opened unul Eeccnl-
.,r ~. NJ 70 sessions, there was an at
,crdauco oi 444 people The Attendance
th. ii =,.nrorS held waS SIS
Nczvc- services at the \. NJ G. A VIII ia
.e.I c,7.rv sunday afternoon this month
--o-l 4 II ) O'Clock Ralph NJ Minker,
student II Dickinson (oIicrr. viii h.
,he s:>rAkc- Rrandyv me chotr vii furnish
music
Thr educational department Will re-
ay.ra on Monday
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THE CARVER.
By D. F. K. MacGregor.

The Carver heart IS In his task
The wood yields quickly too,
And NJ reward he de.gns 70 ask
But tb;st bis dream comes true
In becchen bark. on stately tire,
Ii ntryoes, hoviSh hand,
Is cut a ] tor John Mckee
sad - Tor Sarah Bland
Ard there II stands tnat all may read
That All thu worid may see.
That Sarah Bland cannot be treed
Prom loving John Mckee.
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GO Tng . Rrcak CsnsI I,e

The e. S Engineer office ~ negotiating
uiib the Fbilad,lpbia ogice for the lrc o'
a tlg on thr Cbcsapeske and DelaWar
canal t. break ire While the tug Starfl
is teirR ovorhauled IN this city VIII RI.
coadit IONS permitting fhc Siartlc wlll prot
ahLy cornc - LhIe city N w-ck
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For nehnfantea.

AT thr Hotel Ill Pont tonight mr. and
Nrp. J Ernest smith and Afre r.1arek
B iterger wIll give diuHar dance yr
three of thls seas on 2 dotufanfas Wise
CaryhucG Tatnall Miss Esther Ward and
Miss Elizabeth II TatnaH
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WILLIAM Il. CARL0s.
Consent Assured.

tie accepted Now " got 70 speak
10 voar Iather 3nd know be dsslIAee ne
She Don. War-y, dearest, he has & ar
greater aversion 10 my bulls. -bost ton
Transcript
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SERVICE MEN WIN.
Defeat parkside Academy by to
Score

The Parkside Academy football team
was defeated yesterday BY the All-Scr-
vice eleven AT Klrkvood Park by score
OF Is to O The game was hard fought hy
both teams Nearly every branch Of the
army and navy was rcF resented in the
Service lineup. ranging from the Ca
madam army tn the FIftv-ninth Pioneers,
Tho lnc-ItD
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IN MEMoRIAat

In (. renlclnbrancc ~ Juy dear mother
VIM q parted TINS l1fr January 2 1919
sadly $50 ~ acf son
CLINTON Town send
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rverv Evenings classified advertise
ents h-7C results Proved ty tie satls-
sctlo1 II many and XII. i-e 10 ro1 --Adr-
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I hc Ilnc-up
ALL-CGIITGIAN.S LOSE.
Defeated BY Y. vi. G. A. Quintes by
Score Of 26 to Is.

The Y. II. G. A basketball team pick
cd from players Ia tic Church Lcakue,
trounced tie All-CollcFjIn quintet hN
score Of 26 to is on tie ! NJ G 4 iloer.
last night "CEl Garsinc played n
stellar game for the \ NJ Il. 4. The score.
Al a.
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Every Isv-ninss classified sdvs~1ise-
merts brinz results. Frovcd NV the ea'is
acton of Ianv qn1 will re ~ Won Adv
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LIZ nNIrI- -RRrE-FR.

Miss Pearl Ercner. daughter y Mr. and
Mrs Max BroIer IF a05 Market street
ard Emanuel Ief-owit1. aon n Mr. and
Mrs Morri= Irfcowit1 of Philadelphia
Wfrr married ~ 6 . ~lnct Iast evening nj
the Ncw Century Club The ceremony vas
performed by kabbl ~u7ren Tne only at
tendants of the hr,de were throe little
flower girls. Marjorie Brener, the cousin
of the trIde, and icnora and julia Mann
II Norristown Pa. neces Of the groom
Atter the ceremony p reception vas held
far about one hur trcd and f y gIo IS
ffom varlous cIties she room vac be I-
tifdiY decorated A ambor of toa :
were proposed and aftsr-dnner spcech ]
made
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WEDDINGS.
r1f.fEA al. rnN.

Miss Helen F Allston, laughter IF
Mr. AID Mrs. Arthur Allston. 5ts "
Seventh Etrcet. and ! Paul Flis son of
Mr. and Mrs james ellis II ~ Poplar
etrec4 were married New Year afur-
noon at o clock IN Tnion n f. zurich By
hy Rev Harvey W Ewing pastor The
hrIdc was gwen IL marriage by hor brother
Arthur Ailstan, r. and attended bv her
sister, Mrs " i L1kins ~ matron RI
honor Thr groom wa7 attended hy his
brother, Gardaor Fills Nter tic ccro-
mony they loft for n wed1ing rIp north
and WilI be n hono after Jznlary Z At
IL poplar street
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OBITUARY.
rrHERAL or : II. sTAAr=.

TIHEKtL OF S. II. 1TAaT--
Tho funeral of Solomon II Staats,
l4te Of 404 Sapley street, Ht0 died Iast
sunday. took placn Yesterday afternoon.
Iac acrvictzs were II charge If Rev j ii.
Crawford. pastor Of Central Presbyterian
CLurca. aud St John Commanderv
70 /. Knights Tempiar TIE Templars
held services both at tho house and At
tae grlve IN Rivervlew cemetery. all IF
the nallbearers being knights Templar
Members IF T. t and A. NJ. Mechanics
Lodge, No /, q. O o. f. and Lafayette
Lodge, No Il also attended
WILLIAM Il. CARLOS.
William II Carton, father Of Harry
=. Carbon. well known contractor of tnIs
city. died Wednesday a as ho ne, 245s
Ae>f Eighteenth street. from kl8ney
trouble Ar Carton wAs born ~ Cona-2l-
Gockea. Pa, and came here when Young
man. After many Years If active business
life, be retired seven yeas ago. ho Is
survived h hls wife a1d son. sad 3
daagater. Mrs 4 p kIngsworth. and
elgat grandchildren. al living . this city
ne funeral services VII be held rom
ms late hatae TINS afternoon, with inter-.
ment III 6reenmll cemetery
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Auto Licenses Keep Magistrate Busy.
Local magistrates are kasy issuing auto
mobile .lcensce
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Defeat Sherman A. c. by Score of
80 TO IG.
Tic Fagle quintet cf tie Y ". II. A.
defeated tie ~prman A G. i've BY
score Of 40 70 l6 yesterday afternoon.
The SC re.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
AL4L-COLLEGIANs
EAGLES WIN CAGE GAsTE.

arks Timekveper, Nitta4er
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03

Notice is hereby given. That on Tues
day the 4th day Of January, 1921. be
forenoon and four o'clock in, the after
noon. commencing at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. in front of the
IN e eS Of
Thurston, state of Washington, either
by the County Auditor Of said county
Land commissioners Of the state a'' of
Washington. the. following described
state lands. together with the improve
n"bs Ss Srhe BE sold Sdas
'"SX1 ppiica! aSaS'' No. ,,14s. NE4 Of
S Hoyts ran a ss't Msa a. M tow conann
40 acres, more or less, according to the
government survey thereof. appraised
at $4,000;
Subject to an easement for right of
way for county road heretofore grant
ed to Thurston county. as shown upon
file in the Office of the Commissioner
of Public Lands
Application No. 1874. So Of NwA.
west ses01 w. s M n0Fs a aanse
moro or less, according to the govern
ment survey thereof, appraised at
Said lands will be sold for not less
than the appraised value above stated
and upon the terms AMI conditions fol-
lowing:
Terms and Conditions Of sale-Not
less than one-tenth of the purchase
price must be paid at the time of sale
to the officer making the sale. The
purchaser if he be not the, owner Of
the improvements. must forthwith pay
to the officer making the sale the. full
amount of the appraised value of the
improvements, as above stated. One
tentr of the purchase price must be
paid annually thereafter with interest
on all deferred payments at the rate of
six per centum per annum. together
with accrued interest on any balance
at the same rate: Provided, That any
purchaser may make full payment OF
/ principal. interest and statutory fees
I at any time and obtain deed or state
patent. The purchaser of land contain
| ing timber or other valuable materials
J is prohibited by law from cutting or
! removing any such timber or materials
without first obtaining consent of the
/ Commissioner of Public Lands or the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
NO SPEED LIMIT FOR
THE TAXIES OF CUBA

Havana Cuba claims the distinc-
ton of having solved the problem OF
cheap transportation more satisfac-
torily than any other city.
Operating within a radius whose
radius is little greater than a mile,
eight thousand Ford automobiles
carry one or two persons between any
two pointe in the circle for twenty
cents. Under no speed limitations,
the drivers are left to their own fate.
rushing back and forth through the
streets, but their feet and hands
have become so highly developed that
they can swerve out of one another's
way more adeptly than one can
be imagined.
Besides, Cuban upholsterers have
transformed the Ford. Mahogany
replaces the metal tonneau, whipcord
for the body upholstery, fancy carpet
for the floor, and many colored
leather for the seats. In a single
car may be seen five or six different
shades of leather.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
LAkAMUS COMMUNITY PLANS
RENOVATION OF ORCHARDS
Elect Local Farm Bureau Officials
To Carry Out Extension Pro
gram Next Year.

The Lakamus community, inciud-
ing the Des Chutes district, held it's
reorganization meeting of the local
unit Of the Farm Bureau on Wednes-
day, December l. Miss Ruth Kennedy
home demonstration agent, and w. H.
Durham, county club leader, repre-
sented the extension division service
of the state college. Lakamus lined
up the following program of work to
be undertaken during the next year.
One silo study tour, one pickle
club, 100 per cent Of the cows tested
for tuberculosis, one livestock study
club, 100 swarms of bees, one demon
stration of the transfer of the bees
and one lecture on bees, one potato
grading demonstration, one fertilizer
demonstration on three types of soil,
three manure sheds, one crop study
tour in cooperation with Yelm, poul-
try work, demonstration on the reno
Walton of old orchards. an horticul-
tura institute, child welfare work,
hot lunch in the school, one canning
club, two sewing circles, ten dress
forms, one textile testing and judg-
ing school, one pressure cooker dem
Onstration, four kitchens rearranged,
one home convenience show. and one
home lighting system installed using
water power.
W. H. Sexton was elected commun-
ity chairman and project leader in
horticulture, the other leaders chosen
are: dairying, O. F. Hartline; I've
stock, Robert Smith; bees, ]. B. Mar
tin; crops, Royal F. King; poultry,
c. M. Munson; marketing Frank
Edwards; food, Mrs. w. H. Sexton;
clothing, Mrs. J. B. Martin; and
household management, Mrs. Charles
Clifford.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
NOTICE TO ELECTORS.

NOTICE 10 ELECTORS.
Notice Is hereby given That on the
Election will be held at the regular
polling places of the City of Olympia.
Thurston county, State OF Washington
for the election of the following City
officials:
One Mayor
One City Attorney.
One City Treasurer.
One City Clerk.
One Councilman Large.
One Councilman, Second Ward.
One Councilman, Fourth Ward.
One Councilman. Sixth Ward.
The polls will he open at s o'clock
a. m. and remain open until o'clock
p. m. on said day.
The polling places are as follows:
First ward. First precinct-Y. M. c.
A. Building.
First ward. Second precinct-Baptist
Church
Second ward-Third and Main streets,
City Building.
:. Third ward, First precinct-B ateman-
Third ward, Second precinct-Corner
Second and Plum streets (Old Semi
nary)
Fourth ward, Second precinct-so1
Tullis.
Fifth ward, First precinct-G. A. r.
Hall.
Fifth ward. Second precinct-12os
Fifth ward, Third precinct-160 Nine
teenth street (Old Hose Housed
Sixth ward, First precinct--Taber-
nacle. Rogers and Harrison avenues.
Sixth ward. Second precinct-.West-
side Chapel, Page street.
Dated this 26th day Of November,
HIRAM DOHM. CITY Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington, for Thurston
County.
Mary A. Bell, plaintiff VS.. M. II. Finn,
and Orpha Finn, defendants. No.
1881.
The State of Washington to the said
M. II. Finn:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons, to-
wit: within sixty days after the 3rd day
Of December 1890, and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, and serve copy of
your answer upon the undersigned at
torneys for the plaintiff at their office
below stated; and in case OF your
failure so to do. judgment Will
be rendered against you according to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03

the demand of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to have the
court ascertain and fiN the amount OF
Indebtedness due the plaintiff Mary a.
Bell from the defendant NJ. II. Finn,
and from the community composed of
nj. II Finn and Orpha Finn. his wife.
and to direct "a sale of certain shares
of corporate stock in the Allied Lum-
Der Cmpany." a Washington corpora =
ton. also certain personal propert- in
the possession of ne Mamie Mouiton. to
tiff Mary A. Bell.
w Il. STRATTON and
GEO. Fl. FUNK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. Address: Funk Volland Building,
Olympia. Wash.
Published Dec. S10.17-24-31, 1920;
Jan. ia, 1921.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, in and for
Thurston County.
Laughlin. James McSorley. Patrick
McSorley. Patrick Coyle, William Nc
Sorley, Arthur Coyle, Michael Mcsor-
W.. Bridget Walsh the unknown heirs
of James McSorley, If any; John
Heron, John Coyle. Bernard Coyle
unknown heirs of Hugy Coyle, If any
John Bernard Coyle. minor and the
unknown heirs, If any. of Ellen Don
nelly. and Patrick Mcsorley. defend
SUMMONS ny PUBLICATION.
State Of Washington to the. said
Bridget Walsh, the unknown h heirs OF
john coyle. Bernard any coy len" cha aI
Coyle, Mary Ann Coyle, the unknown
heirs Of Hugy Coyle, IL any; John Der
nard Coyle, a minor: and the unknown
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
November, 1920, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
pIaintifr and serve e copy sTp Of Your am an.
for plaint NE at " their Offices 'U beio~
stated; and in case Of your failure SO t
you according to the demand of the
complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk of the above entitled court.
lowing described real estate, in which
you have some right title. or interest
situate, lying and being in Thurston
e0 BOOKS w A. B. Z. t and F. of Second
Capital Addition to Olympia, Wash.
Lot 9, Of Williams Five-Acre Tracts
Capital Addition to Olympia Wash.
range west, w. NJ.
Lot l.. in section 20, township is
north. of range 2 west, w; NJ.
Sc. described as. follows: Commencing
623 feet west of the northeast corner
OF said donation claim; thence west ESQ
feet; thence south 1925 feet; thence
to place Of beginning. being tax de-
ington. No. 32S.
quarter of Swans Subdivision of Block
Is. Swans Addition to Olympia, Wash
ington.
quarter of swans Subdivision Of BLOCK
66. Swans Addition to Olympia, Wash
ington.
dition to Olympia, Wash.
Lots Is to "a inclusive. in block l,
sive, in block 2, Blooms Subdivision;
lots and s, of block IL. New Highland
block 10. New Highland Park Addition;
lots l and 2, of block L. and lots and
2. of block 6. in McSorley's Addition to
Olympia, Washington
TROY & STURDE. ant,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
p. o. Address: Box 3O6, Olympia. Wash.
Office Address: Rooms 204-2O7 Olympia
National Bank Building, Olympia.
Wash.
Published Nov. 5-12-1S-26; Dec ALI
49, 1920