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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09
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NOTICE,
..YNITD HIDS FOR STREET
BaAINHl

W.-I pubnshine company, rublishers)
NOTICE ..-...
..YNTD HIuS FOR STREET
PAyINO)
.,,r.. = ar order ny tho hoard ot Com
,ri,s,.rs.. u The Ci,y. " Tulsa, oMs-
t,e.l o., me Guy Auditor ot said city
oIr .rIurt p m. Thursday November
s." r f1r furnishing materials and
.s-, .rr 'N" work necessary. IN PAVING
.,1 .f-rv.sc Improving In the manner
anI ...r.t to tho conditions hereinafter
~ ~ . .n. falloving d"scrihcd portions
- 3D.. s...Wins named streets avenues
... In said city ~ TulHa. to-wits
'or,.yNII AVENUE in West Tulsa
,lf...u from the north line - Twenty.
g-, ..... south Co the center line ~
iI' .. township 10 North Range
,s ra.' n.lng distance of approx
m'h'ftEY .. B'ock -Four 90. stoncbrakcr
W. r..rer details ~ TO the material,
~ srs ana rc'hods of construction 10 be
5ssl lu .wprovIng s'id streets andi
a,1 sre.iHaatlors therefor approved by
p1 usqrf ~ commissioners and TO N"
t..oiq,I5Us adopted by said Board, de
daring Che necessity ~ end providing
~. ,', .-. orovemcnts NJ said portions of
ala urera and avenues Said rcsolu-
'i"rs tar and specifications are on file
4, fro .l..a Of the CITY Auditor ard
sorlos no .a'H resolutions viii be furnished
mon 4rr. ..rt0n therefor at the office ot
wy, .r...r. cost ~ said improvemc cnts
s,a n.c.t and each OF them. shall bo
srroriiauaI t0 and levied and assessed
against trn ahuttng property liable to
ssssssmcr, therefor and the owners th"rc
- .u 1rsurdance with tho provisions OF
Article = the Charter - the city ot
Tulsa Oklahoma and payments 10 the
contractor VIII be made In tax bills evi-
denrinr s8.l assessments.
The cor,-ac'or to whom tho contract
may be awarded Will be required TO fur
nish construction and guaranty bonds In
atcordsr.o with the provisions OF the
apeclNraflrs and "a statutory bond con
li.ono1 tu secure payment Of labor and
,mount equal 10 twenty-five C25) per
cent twenty 900 per cent and one hun
dred N0o) per cent respectively, OF tho
estimated amslnt OF tho work, based
elusive " the engineering and advertising
charges said bonds TO bo executed by tho
contractor and "a surety or suretlcs ac-
oep,rble 20 the Board ~ Commissioners.
BIDS must be- upon the proposal sheets
furnished by the Guy Engineer and each
BID must be- accompanied by a separate
certified check on some solvent bank
banking house or trust company ia tho
amour, equal 20 five 90 per cent Of thu
amount of tho approximate total cost of
tho work, based upon the bids with which
submitted. The BOARD OF Commissioner
Of said city reserves the right to reject
any and AN bids and bidders are cautioned
% 0bsery" an tho conditions sct out In
the specifications and bidding sheet
Bids received as aforesaid will be con-
sldorri by the Hoard OF Commiasioners
At meeting 70 be held at the city Hall
IN the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, At 9
o'clock d. M Friday. November 10Th
1920
Al bids are required to be placed on
,le IN the city AUDITORS office Tor In
spectlon forty eight hours after opening
before the award or rejection Of bids can
be made.
Ttlsa Oklahoma Nnvo,rhar tooo
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES


NTTONOBII - tOW MI 10
FORD touring car 1919. IN excellent con.
ditiOn; a bargain for cash. Liberty
Garage. 2l7 West Secund street
PEERLESS CIiUMMY roadster, 1917 mod
81. good tires. Can Usage 63sS Or $3.50
and ask Tor Bush.
FOR SALE-Ford roadster, 1918, new
tenders. i27b write, r., B Hatch, Box
i75, Turlcy okla
MOTORS ana generators bought sold ard
exchanged Electric repair work OF Vy-
cry description. Electric supply CO., 2l u.
Fourth phone Usage sos.
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posTON, nov. 13.--Ah chin Coon
has the distinction Of being the ilrst
chinese ever summoned Tor Jury
ser,i.s IN Massachusetts, and one OF
Is fr.- in the United States. He
.',p s.r,p at the November term OF
49, suu,rior court for Suffolk
",r-.. court officer Charles Bar
.o' s.rycd the court papers on Ah
Csir coon at his residence in China
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ORDINANCE NO, 2lO3.
An ordinance to appOrtion, levy
ana assess the cost OF improving tho
portions Of the street Included In
street Improvement District No. 239,
against the abuttinE property. tho
property benefited and other proper
" liable TO assessment, and the own
ers thereof In saii district. and de-
taring an emergency.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

T. avwotg.ur ,,De r... I. d....l .,, as
1IIp s. Frankfort .. Nftr. ..t.
rage no children -. W. rouw
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BATH. close io Alu. .a.,.
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v'u urnlshcJ fpl r.,,ln..n ...
i0
rooms f0r r,pt
vuup teos .f.It r....I........
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w'u' fHr housekeeping Adults only
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lNIl.lI 81 f.I. f.tHt1
rooms for housekeeping. near car
.'..'.
hIbHI N'17'krrr'rr ruHM. uufurf "h0l
basement uu children. Phone oaaso
--'
ron HsST Two r0uu furnished upart.
urnt f1r hpurrLrrrIuis adult. only.
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bENNlN 8. Furnished front room
Tor w" gentlemen "' couple ...
ri EErlNG rooms for rent with private
haih n9 other ro"Wors, gentlemen only
'S"e' 0'"''
CHE lENNE. N.-Two nicely furnished
bedrooms oshf' 'o'
SECOND T. 1906. Lovely front room
for two, modern OsnEe ist3.
THlUp W ga7. Two desirable uptairs
sle'ping rooms adjoining bath. close
ron uic,yr pl.,,,p, ,i,.,,,, r,,,, t99
snuth Cipgi1ro1 '''''"e ''''' '-'
pEHli,HlE d5oNJ m,i iH'nsh,n for @ r9'ms
linz h,,,,l .,t," 80 ~ nt..I
pb,,. o.sse 4s.t ,ffi,I' D.,
bedroom. clos, I'm Tor 1 OF gentlemen
or married couple employed OaaLc 71'p.
up4TpN q t-4, rn,,, -n,tt rar,p,
,,.H, -, -. ~, 80 SUI" S.,WW' SlWW
Phone Osnge .si2
CLOSE N .I,cn,,r room, o. tIoc,,. ,rorn
Main aiits ~ SECOND. Gcntlcmou only.
OHage 2.S7.
rpo>,t, s,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,. ,..,,.,, ,.,,,..,.
home Tins. IN s,itsiIc fyr iva r.,pi.,
References rcquifcd. Osago seas.
EIwOOD. 3. 10 p,sirnblc sleeping
room close In, furnace heat, gentlemen
mn, "',y ,n",'' Us'sg "e,'.'' =.
rriya,. ",,,nily Tndsr icsg ''''' ~
/ - l''".' ,'''''''' ''"'
/ SLEtIl ~ room tor rent % r. l"el'n'
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! "Li lNh ~ y"unb 'Auy wants '"o''hA'e
| llt = f'""ou'
| ROOMS foR IN3-Ncfy close ~, scn'
! i'j"'n hlg'''i'l. relsivttss Ielu"eu
''''' 49," W. l'.",'" ',,,
! AHA ''p6onc osngr 77Go ''"'
so.., : ''ul.y '''"t' '''o. -.-.-.---
ONE oh IWo rooms anu HIeepuhE poton
| 4hy car tr'utsl ~ "atSn hga' ,.Iti hitonv.
inrs,io6 rno,n nust ho aeon to bc any
nrcrtat"d va ~ CarSron. osVr, gas2
vt>-rrp 10 trpr, trr ,st pottsu
"11;,fft' ~ g,r1vil tNp Gitr ~ In Irfp,.f
| CLASS WORK. CALL OSAGE COOS.
|
! .--.-.-,,-
10y GLf aporu "tc1nd ,ioop ','o am ,tncy
/ and one bIock ~ car. lady omploycd. rcf.
/ cr,nccs GOA care world
/ ,t,pyF,iSr Eof For rent nIcely
furnished sleeping room
! IIGIN & uol.-e bIogks from Y NJ g.
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FRISCO, s.. s22--Three modern fuTnished
rooms for light Housekeeping.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09

TRAYED to my place miles north e
Tulsa, one bay mare and colt. Mr. !. w.
robertson.
LOST Dark brown mink checker be.
Fourth. can Usage JGGi receive reward.
pOCkETBoOK lost Saturday night Re-
turn deed and keep money, no ques-
tions asked. 250s r. Eighth. Usage 66Ss.
PURELY PERSONAL .
USE the Farada treatment for all lila of
rheumatism, any disease It's home treat
mcnt and guaranteed, All klnds of refer
ences, free denomination. \. NJ. Young
New Fox Hotel Tulsa. Usage GSgS.
ELECTRIC sweat hath for reducing. rheu-
matism. invigorating. 70g n. Main.
Usage 4033.
MRS FAY COLBY call Mrs. ]. r. Jones
stone hotel, Jennings OKLA, over phone.
Mrs J. E. Jones.
POPULAR PRICE EMPRESS CO-If we
don't haul your trunks both lose
money. y. Tatum, 20 W. First ST., Cedar
s06-saG.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANITARIUM
A homo for the care and protection
ot young women; rates reasonable; babies
director. i5i7 " Main, 'oEiaSoma CIV
ASK ANY POLICEMAN in tulsa 10 at.
rect you to tho Peoples Trading CO.
'cweity store. where you can buy da-
'ncEds, watches and jewelry at a great
Main
PRIVATE HOSPITAL Maternity a special,
~. Strictly modern and sanitary. Csage
75.9 ils n. Nanthus,
CANCER positively cured no pay I'll
cured. Delay is fatal. court RuBsel. 7lf
Forest Ave, Tulsa.
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement private, prices reasonable,
may work for board babies adopted.
write for booklet. Mrs. T. u. Long, sll
Y. 27th Kansss City, Mo.
CANCERS, tumors, Eoltre, piles rstula.
Write for testimonials. Box Jl7, Dallas,
Texas.
SPECIAL NOTICES .
NJ. Is. INGRAM has moved to t47 Robin
son Bldg Phone Usage ~.
PUBLIC sALE--Tuosday Nov, 3, 1920
mile N. Muskogee the best improved 70
aero suburban home In Muskogco county
together with livestock, farm implements,
houshold goods, grain, hay etc" viii
be sold 10 the highest bidder \ II.
Fleak owner r. j. Crecl Auc. H. H'
Zikc, clerk.
WILL lady who had wheel chair for sale.
Please call Usage is4s again.
AUCTIOSEER Cot r s. Martin Phone
Cedar 200 or Cedar 500. % West First
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MERCANTILE or collecting agency sales
men; high class. experienced IN selling
agency service contracts retainer fee basis
UoliebIe corporation established years.
Individual Security HOnd iVued. favor or
client by large surety company. over one
million dollars In bonds issued. other nav
features State experience, territory COW
cred suite 1910 Title Guaranty Bldg. b.
Louis. Mo
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Want Ads
ANNOUNCEMENTS

hDEA ANb ioANb
folND.A little dog Scotch Collie. Call
H341.
LOST blue gcorEctte blouse drappcd IN
VI e. Hal" NlW paper between Second
and Fourth uu NHudog return Co n. g..
Ha'o Hlw Reward
LOST. cushion FROM wicker rocker on
sixth street between EIriu and Houston
ward
LOST patent leather purse, containing
SAVINGS Bank book personal check and
VI N cash. on .urth Main street car
80. 4i5 y. m sunday. Finder return
pursc ana contents and receive liberal
reward. ~ y kinE Usage 80.
LOST black and white male Angora cat
finder please call Cedar 83l.
LOST ladies' blue skirt ON south side
please call Cedar III.
OUND-A good place to do my watch aid
Jcwolry ferairing et popular priC5s
PEOPLES TRADING COMPANY
Jcwlors 307 South Main.
II work guaranteed one year.
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EMPLOYMENT.
mrLr wANrED-MALE

HELL NNNfFb-hStb sb
WANTED white or japanese butler for
private home, good wages, Phone Usage
bO7s
COLORED man wanted, middle age
porter. Work good. wages and meals
Apply Kotchum hotel
WAN1ED. noy with wheel Apply at
once. 1toi Fast Hodge.
ASSISTANT WANTED
Assistant In land Dept, on CO., per
mancnt position. must also be capable
Hteupgrapher; good opportunity for right
party. Address 7t4-A, care world.
CAR CAHPENTER-ru street Rail-
way 90. Fifth and Lawton,
WANTEp.--Cashicr- bookkrspor, axe Is TO
gs Must have pep and horse sense.
Give fun details. Salary IlG2 90. AddTcab
72' A. care world
WANTED Experienced butcher Apply IA
person. ~ second.
WANTED-A hog with wheel o. work IN
grocery store. Cedar IGls, 1919 West
FirHt.
WANTED D-5. 600 men 10 ioin our christ
mas club Select your diamonds watches
ud JswClry and up.u them By ChHatuAs
PEOPLES TRADING co.
JEWEIFUA
fI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09

WANTED statesmen and organizers for
tho Anti Automobile Thief association
OF America We are now organizing tho
Etata Of oklahoma and want men In every
city and town who are willing TO work
and can stand prosperity, We train you
free. Every auto owner needs and wants
this protection which makes II easy 20
sell No competition. For a permanent
and profitable position which phys tlOO
per week and better call for interview
every day this week. iiOlg East second,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09
BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS for rent hy day or by week to
respcCtabIc party, Hot and cold water
Comas Hotel 3l5-A, H.. Third Under now
management,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09
IIrIr wANTEn-rEMALE

iifIP NANTED-IEhALE ~
WANTED woman. middle aged colorei
90 cook fHr I0ard'ra GOOD wages and !
servant quarters. also uoat giri Tor house
work tol g. EITaad.
WANTED Couh small family good
wages Arp.y l.a3 s. Norfolk.
WANTED Il,o table girls a. quaket
drug
WAITHEss lt Liberty confectionery. 10
East Fourth. OsaEe 6i5.
WANTED Knight young lady for cleri-
.sl work. N.lg Iu own hand writing
s'atc experience. and salary desired
TII.A car. world.
WANTEp-A cump'uont maid for gen
srll house work. small family. Usage
WANTED Housokecpor white. middle
aEod. family ~ thre, Call Usage $3.50
siSGLE aoiorod woman BY week. quart
rrs. $40 y Cheyenne.
~. Apply az Vogue shop. Now Wright
building THIRD aud Cheyenne
TELEPHONE osage 1923 for an appoint
Weut with Nr Guiss, ". Smith OF Mr..
Rowland. either OF them shah be glad
to talk matters over personally with you
regarding your future welfare, a thorough
6usiEgsa training, such as Is given Ia m,
qualify you for an excellent position AND
| rapid promotion, he sure 90 attend az
accredited commercial school an old es
| tabliahed school a thornughly reIiabl,
| school. Tulsa Business College. l0j-l'
! ~. Third
, WANTED. white Iaundress Tor prlyat
| home, good wage. Dsugc bpth
| WAN.vb experienced salsHpdies M
ladiCs department Apply lu u. Main
| Cedar &C.
WANTED White chamberu1l 10 r0
ynto home, good wages. Phone 1s's'
hO7S
| WANTED A white girl or woman f'l
| FvuuruI homework and 'tfa care o
child 200 8 Denver uUHtaNs.
EXPERIENCED waltross wanted il7 pei
wcck Apply M once, Oli 5. Main
| Superior Tea Room.
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nrriATION- wANTEp-MALE ss

EXPERIENCED truck driver wants 1obi
not afraid to work Call Cedar ibsf
POSITION WANTED Of any kind. by
young man. Usage fefl-J' ASK for Mr'
Pool
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sNItsMrN Am A0rNrs
I arQe Ohio
nrir wNNrrn--rIMALE

the Anti Automobile Thief association
OF America. We are now OrgHni1ing tho
state Of oklahoma and want mon In every
city and town who are willing to work
and can stand prosperity. We train you
free Every auto owner needs and wants
this protection which makea u easy to
cell. No competition, For permanent
and profitable position which pays 100
por week and bettor call for interview
oyory day this week. iioh East Second
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09

PRICES arc constantly being adjusted at
the Garment Factory to accord with a
declining shoe market.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09

PARTY WHO TOOK GREY COAT ny
MISTAKE FROM BROADWAY BILLIARD
PARLoR WILL PLEASE RETURN TO
TO J. A. MCCLELLAN CARE THE WORLD
PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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PACKARD

AUTOMOBILE PARTS - Repair
parts for most any make car, new
or used. Complete line OF new ana
used springs tires and tubes. acors-
sories, the most complete line In we
state. Write us your man oruer'
AUTO SALVAGE. 2l5 Il. End St.
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BruDISG AND CONTRACTING "a

TOU EAIE % mo hIFheht bI1doTI ll,bO0
OF lumber what viii You Eiye7 write
O. H. Andersen, 2lAn y. THIRD, Bartles-
yllle. Okla
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YOUNG MhS 80 yrsrs ~ age wants po.i.
non In office gr sniHH fnrcei pre- 'iou'
orrsrianrc commercial 'Iaosi experienced
lo harlrlnr men. lust our of army, gooc
record Address J, T. Allen Sls D. DOS
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nGHT HoUsFRFFPISG ROOMS

HOTSEK ETPING TO0mH. ISS \. Detroit.
Usage 2l2s.
CHEYENNE s.. GB-Two nice cIoan
rooms adjoining bath, sink. on car line.
AdultH
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES IA
WNNrFD-AI TOMOBILES

WANTEu. Iord roadster. must bo
good condition. j., A. Brown, 1850
Utica.
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LEGAL

r-,.,.,.t boz Tho Tulsa DAILY world.
i,..-.l.- o. 10. II. 10 and "a. 1890.
81 I'd publishing Comp publiahers)
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AUTO SUPPLIES AND RErAiRs
Autos TOR mIRE-GARAGEs

GARAGE FOR REET-al7 $ E'wood
TWELFTH W. 7I6-Garago fpr rent
ELWOOD 8, 2I1-Garago Tor rent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-09

CARPENTER WORK Now and repairing
promptly done. Lucas & CO., Building
Contractors, Cedar l33G.
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ana tclsgraphIng Job. married and
stg..lv. state salary and location hoi
uup AynDt okla.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-06-25
MICA.

Persons who are interested in de-
posits of mica should note the state
ment of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey that only large deposit
of mica favorably located with re-
gard to transportation and a grind
ing mill can be probably worked sole
" as a source of scrap mica for
grinding. Most mica mines must al
so yield good sheet mica to make the
mining profitable. Mica to be Of val
ne as sheet must yield rectangles at
least one by two inches which must
split easily and evenly. be free from
cracks, markings, and fracture lines,
and be reasonably free from specs If
or foreign mineral matter. The size
stated is the smallest rectangular
size which is salable as uncut sheet
ard the rough trimmed mica sheet
must be nearly twice as large 10
yield the rectangle stated. In order
to be profitable most deposits must
also contain some mica larger than
one and half by two inches.
If mica did not usually contain
much foreign matter and did not have
so many assures and imperfections-
cracks, markings and holes-there
would be no difficulty in obtaining
all the mica needed. But in proper
ton to the mica mined there is only a
very small percentage of sheet mica
which when finally prepared is of the
proper quality to be used in the in
dustries.
Good sheet mica should be so f1ev-
ible that a sheet a thousandth of an
inch thick can readily be bent into a
cylinder one-quarter of an inch in d.
ameter without showing any crack
ing.
There is also a great variation in
the hardness Of mica, the Geological
Survey recognizing seven different
degrees of hardness. Mica is often
enormously called isinglass. This
latter substance is gelatin made of
the air bladders of certain fish The
substance is soluble in water and
burns readily. whereas mica is nei-
Their soluble nor combustible.
The production of the various kinds
of mica in the United States ranges
from 5000 to 5000 tons year.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-06-25
INDIAN WOMAN SUICIDES.

An Indian woman, the wife of Lit
tie Joe. who lives near the depot.
committed suicide last week by
hanging herself from the Okanogan
bridge. The woman had been quar-
reling with her husband, and going to
the stable to procure a rope. told
some of her Indian friends that she
was looking for horse and was 90
ing to leave Joe. A few minutes lat
er some Of the Indians found her bodv
dangling from the bridge Marshal
Horace Cook was summoned and he
lifted the body to the floor Of the
bridge and called DR. L. s. Dewev
but the woman was beyond assist
ance. She had died of strangulatior
The body was placed in Yarwood's
undertaking parlor until mornine
when closer examination was made
with a view to ascertaining whether
or not any violence had been used
by anyone in effecting her death. but
the officials came to the conclusion
that il was clear case of suicide and
deemed It unnecessary to call a
coroner.
The unfortunate woman was about
% years of age. Evidently she de-
liberately planned her own destruc-
ton. She probably tied the rope Sc
curelv to the bridge and putting tho
Moose over her head let herself down
to the end of the rope. She will be
buried at the Mission. = Okanogan
Independent.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-06-25
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO
No. 2245.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for the County
Of Chelan.
Plaintiff,
ANTON A. CASS. and ORA
A CASS. husband and wife,
THE STATE OF W Weasa4ISti
GREETING to the said ANSON
A. CASS and ORA A CASS, De-
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby
summoned TO appear within sixty
(60) days after the date of the first
publication of this summons to-wit;
within sixty days after the 25th day
of June A. n. 1920. and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled Court, and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff. and serve a
copy Of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff at his
office below stated and in case of
YOUR failure so to do. Judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint. which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
Court
The object of said action is to re-
cover judgment against the above
named defendants in the sum of six
hundred and thirty dollars (s63000)
with interest thereon at the rate of
10 per cent per annum from May
26,1914. and in the further sum Of
twenty-one dollars and seventy-one
cents (s217D. and interest al the
rate of 10 per cent per annum. on ac-
count of taxes paid by the plaintiff
and for plaintiffs costs and disburse-
ments herein, including an attorneys
fee in the sum of one hundred dol
lars (S100.00) and to have all of
said Judgment declared a lien upon
property hereinafter described. and
to foreclose a mortgage upon the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate
in the County of Chelan. State Of
Washington. to-wit:
The south half $50 of
the northwest quarter
(NWAl of section thirty
two (92l. township twenty
eighteen (1s). E. W. NJ,
and to have the right. title, and in
ltItSt VI tdCH OIL lIe SdlO Qe1end-
ants, in and to said real property
forever barred and foreclosed.
HERMAN HOWE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
p. O. ADDRESS:
Leavenworth.
Chelan County.
Washington.
(6t-June %, July 30l