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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
MINERAL OUTPUT
OF. Alaska IS.
ON THE DECLINE
PRESENT YEARS PHODlC-
TlON WILL. RE- THE SMALL
EST IN MANY YEARS
PAST

Washington. Jan. 5-Alaska's min
eral output in 1918 was the smallest
OF any year since 1910. and its value
was less than half that OF 1916. pre-
liminary estimates OF the geological
survey made public today show. The
output for the year brought only about
SIS. $50 600 as compared with s2s.254.-
900 in 1915 and sas.soo.0o in 1916.
The decline was attributed princip-
ally TO the reyerting OF me copper in
dustry to normal conditions as a result
of the fall in the price of metal since
1916. when the war demand greatly
stimulated production High operat-
ing costs also caused a depression m
gold mining.
Eight copper mines We're operated
in Alaska in 1919. producing about IA
500. 600 pounds valued at s. o0. 00o. The
production in 1918 was Ss.225J9e
pounds, valued at si7.0ss.C0o.
The value Of the annual output OF
gold declined from $1,000 600 In 1916
70 sso0O,0o0 in 1919.
Alaska sun contains large reserves
OF gold bearing gTavels that can be
mined profitably when transportation
conditions are improved. the report
said. adding that the most important
event of he year for 'he future In
mining ~ Alasxa was the continuation
OF the work OF the government rail-
road and the assurance by congress
sional action OF the money needed TO
complete the line"
Better and cheaper steamboat ser
vice. on both ocean and river. are also
imperative" the report said. More
over. the railroads must be supple
mented By trails and wagon roads"
As a by produc, 10 gold and copper
mining. 590ee ounces OF silver and
500 tons OF lead were mined during
the year
The value OF gold mined in Alaska
from the discovery of the precious
metal in 1850 10 1919 was placed at
s437. 100000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

Lutx invested 10000. In the trans
fer Saturday. his three heirs were
paid sss 900 each. showing re-
turn on the original investment oi
s5I zoo
Practically all the credit for the es-
tablishment. growth and Develop
ment OF the Pioneer mills is due to
Mr.. ]. r. Douglass.
Mr.. Douglass has discernment, Tis-
ion and executive ability. lie made
Tie Pioneer his hobby. and during
period OF fifteen years he ate. slept
and dreamed Pioneer. He organized a
fine force of employees and an alert
office staff and two years afler the
inception OF the plant was introduce
.ng Guthrie cotton twine 10 all parts
OF the United States. In ten years
he has trayersed the country thirty
times. has visited all the principal
cities OF the Union and has made the
Pioneer product househoh word
MIR. Douglass Is modest in discussing
his great work. bat those closely as
soclated with him recognize his wond-
erful initiative. force and ability. AS
general manager of the plant he wii
continue TO keep the Pioneer in iirsl
place
Guthrie Is 10 be congratulated ON
having man ,. ihe Sohiberg type
as heavy investor in Guthrie prop
erty' said Mr.. Douglass. "sohlbere
has been with the Pioneer from The
start. and his optimism and eneour-
agement have been great help in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

the development OF the plant. I'm
his control the Pioneer will broaden
and develop. making stronger IA
vertlsement for Guthrie"
Mr.. Sohlberg was cashier OF the
old Guthrie National bank for several
years. during the McNeal regime.
After leaving Guthrie. he became in
terested in oil and refineries. II
was in promotion work at Ponca City
and Denver and at present has lars
financial interests al ST. Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

sheepishly. Il thought YOU said wed
ding" he apologizcd.
Elinor Hancock. who Is at a studio
in Culver city appearing in Gertrude
Ather,on's Tower OF Ivory. is an en-
thusiastic motorist In fact he
lieves she may hold The record for
mileage made non professionally by a
woman of this country She was the
first woman In California TO drive a
touring car That was sixteen years
ago and her interest in driving has
never waned. Except when she has
been travelling by rail or boat. there
has not been day since she first sat
at the wheel. when she has not been
out for a ride.
Dwight Cri,tenden. now playing the
school teacher in Jack picklord's Lit
tie shepherd of Kingdom Come" had
travelled 2e.eaa miles when only five
years old.
Sidney Dean, now supporting VIII
Rogers in the picture Tie Strange
Boarder.- was once manager OF a
bank in New South Wales.
Frank Braidvood. who IS now PLAY
ing in the fiimiza;ion OF Rex Beach's
Going Some" has lived in England.
India. Australia. Scotland and Amer
ica. and likes the old L. 5. A. best OF
all. sr,An
John Bowers. Goldwyn lecding man.
expects to win the American Honolulu
yacht race next year with his auxil
larry schooner "Uncas.f
o
Lionel Delmore. who appears with
Will Rogers In the forthcoming pic-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
"ONLY ONE THINC
BREAKS NY COLD!
''That's Dr.. Kins's New Die.
eevsry for City years
= eold.bresSu"

AYoTMNG bat sustained quality
IN and unfailing elfectivsnees can
ayOu1o such e1fhusiaGm- Moth
Ing bot sure relief from stubborn
ed colds and ourushlng new ones
grippe, thfpat-tearing. coueh4 and
cre1p could have made DR.. Kings
Nov Discovery the natioaally pepu-
laf Ala standarQ remedy u h today.
ssis. 06cd fsr tks vioic family.
4 boefle IN the medicine cabinet
Uoauo q ohoft-lived eo11 q cough.
o0c and I'm Al drusgisfA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
PAULINE FREDERICK AND
OTHER MOVIE STARS
EXTEND GLAD HANc
CONTINUED from Page ~

ht' Asf
need Of motion pictures as well as on
the legitimate stage. and II you don't
believe this, just ASA William Parke.
who has been directing the produc-
tion OF Tower OF Ivory. by Gertrude
Atherton. Prepare for Wotting' was
the caution megaphoned to large
company. previous 10 the filming OF
some shipwreck scenes. Among the
extras was a former pastor. When
the water had dashed over the pas
sengers on the wrecked ship. the man
ran TO director Parkc AMI tegan rag
ing at him and threatening dire things
because he had been drenched You
were warned to prepare Tor wetting"
he was told The extra. still dripping
water. stared. and then smiled rather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
Pollard


n The Mystery OF the Yellow
Room" is as big as we think II is,
and our sunday patrons are very well
pleased with the production. II will be
shown on Monday. II We have some
thing else, YOU will know The Mys-
terry OF the Yellow Room" did not
merit a two days showing.
Snub Pollard in one-reel comedy,
Call for Mr.. Cave Man"
Gsumont News Remember these
news reels are shown here before
Oklahoma City. We ship them 10 the
Empress Theatre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
FahleSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Fat is fatal - health and personality. II
Is estimated that oser a. 600 persons have
aied each year q TIE pact decade long be-
lore their allotted span Of life. throarh the
effects Of excessive fafncss a~r o~erxte,t
man or wonan = csrryins unhealthy adj
positr that IS pressing against ard injurin-
vital organs Of the bedy. The heart. thai
resied- In nuneroas eases there ar Ss,-
efrous gatherings Of psckcd-in fat around the
PARTS.
Throueh orc-stousn~ss The nr;rses ,r-.
son while arpsrently well IS Iizbts t. nsrv-
o1s7e<<- rcurssttenis. physical or r-f-f.f
collapse and ether disorders. fer cbeslfr is
snassrcke. etc. are fresssnt causes - rrr-
nature death ~ persons are particularly
victims cf accidents aud are snore ,iahle
thsn healthy. slender persens TO death frora
.enesazA iaesns1is ard other severe
= 4, 50 !, =. &C s,s..sss: y -ss,. sssit
r,ce u.ay 5ssrs t<sa-s nssursl old sse ss-5;< ~
ssss si q .ss-. s. ass ss:;s :ss ., g0j 80 ,.sa e.
ass yssr s51s.ssns sSssis 3-s@s 800 s<1. -
sses sss :: s s;- ;.s.. !. : sss ssss1,s;, .,ss,,sl
:. e Il s'' q sss z ~ . Hs.' .s5 .','e.s : - =.
.azssa- "a rsv sas IN ~ n<sd 7ae fs-sIs
s>sssi y ps1..ssssa rs;ssL .s-s,,.,s,, ,,ses
b. redneing. nov yea mar expect create
ronter'zent. h.npfness. inr-essed r,s-t.i
s1d rhFxicsl eecientr. better heaish .nf
len<er l.fe Be fair 70 yourself ard thosc
rsc are der r. rout Surprise everybody
WITH year renered virc-. vivseitr and ssr-
7sssl1<E s1r--lcr rs-sorsiftv. Get 81 cf
tsrrs< THE easy kc-esn srsser, is II e.~h
skg1 at .hs drug stoFs wifhsaf DELAY: or
I more ensysnic-t. ssas 81 90 eszh. stxzpS
Y noaer p,rder to Korein Co., ,-N-6e.
sfatiea 7. New yerk. y \.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

Bowels thet moye spaspodIally
m"s. nj. as..SoSld SeS sses,{sleIIs -, -
lated By Dr.. KlnSb New In P4lA
In this way yos - tho Impurities
Of waste matter fro1 elrculAt!Ag
fhsUuoA he oy0l11 by ooooolAe
ine IL oESDes ~ a bEA =
- !AA ,s.-4S,sss.ss'A ,ss.s y alssy =
IS IS :: s &; s: 4 g +:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
susiness College Going strong

The new year has Opened auspic-
iously for the Guthrie Business Col
lefe. The enrolment has materially
increased and teachers and students
have set their pegs for 1920 re-
cord
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05
The Forum
Communications TO The
Editor


Editor: Il see in the sstur-
days Leader that by the police state
ment we have only one red and they
say he Is not very dangerous. Let's
deport him and he will be less dang
arous. Get rid OF all of them.-A r.
Pegg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

Made No Flour Purchases.

The United States Grain corpora
ton made no purchases of flour hast
week. The congested sondition o;
storage facilities for package goods
"a seaboard points and enormous
stocks on hand continue 10 make puT-
ohases inadyisable at this time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

An expert from the United States
has been employed by the government
of Natal to improve the quality Of
Natal tobacco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

Naomi Chldcrs Who appears Ia
pictures designs ca. her own
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

lure The Strange Boarder" played
on The stage with the late Henry lrv-
for over fifteen years.
-
Tod Burns. now PLAYING with JacA
piokford in the film version The Lit
tie Shepherd OF Kingdom Come" il
going to leave the pictures 10 engage
in mining work in northern California.
D.
Emily Chicester. now playing with
Pauline Frederick in making The
Woman in Room Thirteen" has an
ambition TO go 10 England and play in
comedles-says II would he great
qualification to make an Enelishman
laugh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

Owl Drug Store. Corner, Phsrmseey,
4. {. Gray, Woisamatls's and ethsrs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-05

Reolo is sold in Guthrie by
Gray's Drug Store. The Rcxsli
Store. l0S W. Oklahoma avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

American sector" continues Blum. but
there IS less ~ the GOODNESS that one
ices at Cobienz Tho English are NOT.
hNe the Americans, the grave ana
s.'Vu iul conquers- They have. with
even a little more or the Iet-things-go :
me ame earefree attitude Of the French
toward the Germans In the beautiful
shops Or The Hohestrasse have seen
Lie English and the Germans chatting
freely In a familiar manner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

Advertise in 4ne Tines and ad.
vertlse again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

tuberculosis. The treatment IS nourish-
ing food and plenty of tt. fresh air. sun
shine. freedom from worry. Unless the
patient has unlimited means. a change
~ climate is not advised sanitorium
care near home is the better place.
Literally millions Of dollars are spent
annually ON these medicines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05
EYE DEFECTS PREVENT PROGRESS
AT SCHOOL,

q q N ES u Il q Is q a. q ~
Evening star., 1920-12-12
Coats
475 Hudson
Seal coats.
$295

Hudson seal is dyed muskrat and when
closely sheared and rightly dyed--as these
are-it resembles genuine SEAL
These coats are the approved 3O-inch
length and are variously skunk, squirrel
or beaver trimmed ).
,,,rss sl.l5o i Hudson seal 45-inch SEAS
Various novelty wraps also in this lot
at SOS.
sous!e 5G hudson a1 bsanex seal tlm.9 s0at plain 405
Evening star., 1920-12-12

1smade ofperfectly matched skins and is
a coat that will attract favorable comment
in any fashionable gathering. Hudson
Bay Sable-the king of furs. To wear it
is mark of distinction And here are
beautiful qualities in animal chokers at
close to half price.
$3.50 Hudson Bay COO HN
one-skin Sable choker. .DOO.OV
Evening star., 1920-12-12
81, 600 Hudson Bay
Sable Stole at
&QZS

This magnificent fur in perfectly
matched skins at practically half price.
Evening star., 1920-12-12
Mr.. Man.! Buy
her Christmas,
fuEs n0D,

Furs at these prices are an investment
Prices are away below normal and it is
scarcely likely you will have an oppor-
tunity to buy at such prices again. Every
fur is quality fur that will serve for
years.
Evening star., 1920-12-12

THESE are not our furs. Neither this
i store nor any other retailer in
Washington or anywhere else is investing
that amount of money in furs today.
And such market condition is just what troubles this
maker He has this tremendous stock of flrs hand the
bankers calling his loans; he can't find ready market
for his fs and yet he must convert them into cash in
stantly.
Evening star., 1920-12-12

The natural Siberian squirrel-coats Of
regal magnifcence.
$695 Squirrel coat, T1IO eO
32-inch model; now. J. YD-fO.OO
$1,000 Squirrel wrap; TCOE
an exclusive model. QO0o
$89S Kolinsky TEQO 10
36-inch Squirrel coat. YAOO.OO
s6-;ssS ssss ssai1fsi ks'iasay Goa, ,$539.50
$3.50 Kolinsky COCO eO
3o-inch Squirrel coat DJOO.OV
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
4. 4. DUNBAR.
Order Of Publication.

William u. Galbraith, Plaintiff,
".
katherine Mcr0Nin and William Myr.
win, her husband. Wayne Galbrai,h-
llndc, Forest city School District,
Samuel +. Ofallon, Trustee, De
PENDANTS.
Tie State uf Missouri to the abuy'
named Defendants, Greeting:
You ar hereby notified tina, an uc-
ton has been commence against you
IN ,..r Circuit Court Of Holt County,
H. .lr state of Missouri. for the rGra
pY...,, ui causing partition tu hr u.u,
a nLE IN" paftl"s, plaintiff and o'.
1, HudUt.. of the iuaHNi 4 u scri.,d
r,u. ",'g'.. ,ituai" ~ Il Il LOT NJ. ,
s.. .luIi. 'u-N.'. IT, .'uui 20 ,ug
e." ui Srcticu tuCc 90, township
'ifty.ninc lj2D, of Range thirty eight
l3SD. except ~ acres uut ul the
southeast corner ui said Quarter Sec.
ton described a. follow: tummcug-
ing at the Southeast corner of sJ,u
Quarter Section. thence West 80 rud-,
thence North Il - rods, thence East
20 ruds. thence South II - rods Ia
the place Of beginning. Also the fol.
lowing described land>: Commencing
on the half section line between IN,
Southeast Quarter and the Northeast
Quarter OF said Section three 90
Township and Range aforesaid On IN,
South bank Of Mill Greek, thence Wc,,
~ rods To the center uf said section
three CD, thence North 81 rods, theme,
|diagonllly in a straight line 10 IN,
place of beginning. The Northeast
quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
section three 90, Township and Rang,
aforesaid. Ten uOD acre, in a par
allcl strip off Of the North end ui ID,
West half of the Southeast Quarter OF
the Southwest Quarter of SAID Section
three CD, Township AMI Range alol'-
said. Also commencing ~ a point
twenty-five rUls East uf the North
west corner Of the Northeast Quarter
uf Section ten llOD, Township and
Range aforesaid, thence South a.
rods, thence Eas, II rods, thence North
40 rods, thence West IL rods, to the
place Of beginning, containing IN
acres. Containing in all 1881 acres,
more or less; when said action IN re
lurnablc ON the first day of the next
term of said court 10 be- held mt the
court house in the city Of Oregon, IN
the county of Holt and State OF Mis-
souri,, on the 18th day of October, 1870,
when and where you may appear and
defend such action; otherwise plain
tiff's petition will be taken as confess
ed and judgment rendered accordingly
T.. A. DUNBAR,
Circuit Clerk,
A true copy,
Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court. Done at office in Oregon, Mo.
this 3lst day Of August, 1920.
T.. A. DuNHAM,
(SEAL) Circuit Clerk
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
Forbes.

Howard LaFrance came in from
Fullerton, Ncb., this week, for a visit
with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and
Mrs. King CLEARWATER and daughter,
Esther, and sons, Bud and Mack, are
visiting their uncle and aunt, in Nell
son, Neb.
Miss Hester Strickland was shop
ping in st. Joseph, Friday.
Claude Baker is on the sick list
this week.
king CLEARWATER and brother,
George, had business at Elmer Wales.
Sunday evening.
David and George Gillenwa tcr
and Harry Edwards loaded cGr load
of corn for w. $. Clifford, Thursday,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and
Miss Hazel Clearwater were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Edwards, in St, Jo'
seph, Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillcnwatcr arc
back home from their trip to Dighton
Kansas.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Guy
one day last week, a son.
HENRY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
Annual Fall Festival.

ST. Joseph, Mo-, September LIST,
(Spccial --The Annual Fall Festival
which will be staged here September G
to 18th, will far eclipse any previous
efforts of the city at entertaining and
will open September 9th, with four
days of high class horse racing in
which there will be large fields of both
harness and running horses, and will
close with three days Of cowboy sports,
known rs the Frontier Roundup in
which expert riders, ropers and bull
doggers from the large ranches Of the
west will compete for the largest cash
prizes ever Offered for cowboy stunts
in this section Of the country. More
than numbered cowboys and cowgirls
will take part in the contests while
nearly three numbered wild long horn
Mexican steers and untamable outlaw
bucking horses which will be shipped
direct from the open ranges of the
west will be used in the fourteen big
cowboy events which will be presented
daily for three days.
The combined purses offered in both
races and cowboy sports total nearly
twenty thousand and Is expected ia
attract the best in bob lines.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
G. NJ. L. Church.

Last Sunday was a great day for
our church. We had Sister krcuZiger,
n deacOncss from Cincinnati, with us,
In the morning service, at the Noda-
way church, she gave splendid adj
dress ON the theme, Life Service"
Due to the rain there were not as
many present rs had been anticipated,
In the evening she talked in the First
NJ. +. church, in Oregon, before we'll
filled house, and if we may Judge from
the comments that we have heard,
the address was greatly appreciated.
| We want to thank one and all for the
splendid attendance and the liberal Of
fering. and hope that the words spok-
en- to US by Sister Kreuaiger will be- a
great help TO us.
Next Sunday, Sept. 9Th, is our last
Sunday in this conference year, We
will have preaching service at the
Oregon church, Sunday morning, at II
o'clock. This has been year OF
blessings for Us all. We will arrange
a display of the things that God gave
US through Mother Earth. Our SER
vice will be Thanksgiving service;
text, Matthew li-20. At the close OF
the service m offering will be taken
Every one Is welcome, The pastor
will greet you with a glad handshake
And then, Sunday night let's gC
where? To the Nodaway church
| Preaching service, at 8 o'clock. You
are very welcome.
II. A. FELDMANN, Pastor.
|
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03

IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
I hipl. wheeled Peter. SchuttIcr Wagon, 3 inch; 2
iron low.wheeled wagons, ] II inch walking pillow,
top buggy, ! II inch hills idle pillow, nearly new;
/ riding cultivator, l Blue Ribbon Walking Guilt
vator, / 5.shovel Plow, ! Harrow, Acme Harrow,
l 1O.foOt Hay Rake, I Keystone Side. delivery
l Lister, Campbell Drill, Corn Planter, ] two,
horse Grass Seeder, ! Bradley Stalk Gutter, !
Work Harness, sets of single Buggy Harness. 2
Saddles, l75 hedge Posts, Z feet long; some Ma.
tive Lumber 3 Ladders, rs gallon iron kettle, /
feed bunk, girls Bicycle, IS feet of galvanized
pipe and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
Order Of Publication.


State Of Missouri, County of Holt, -.
Farley u. Bird, Plaintiff,
".
unknown cunsOrt, heirs, dcvisces,
donces, alienccs and immediate,
mesnr or remote, voluntary or invol-
untary grantees Of said John II.
Whitehead, VI deceased: Andrew +.
Rcdmon, II living, and the unknown
consOrt, heirs, dcvisccs, donees.
alicnccS and immediate, mesne or
remote. voluntary or involuntary
grantees Of said Andrew r. Red
mon. IL deceased, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County,
Missouri, October Term, 1920.
The State Of Missouri To- the above
named or described defendants, Greet
ing:
You are hereby notified that an
action has been commenced against
YOU in the Circuit Court Of the County
of Holt. in the state Of Missouri, af-
fccting the title to the following
described land and tcnemcnts situate
in Holt County, Missouri, to-wit:
Lot two (2) of the Southwest Quarter
W sTfANl'l AN'iAN rENN N@hls loNHNUlf
lifty.ninc t5o). Of Range thirty-scvcn
$50.
The said petition. among other
things alleges that plaintiff verify be-
licv"s that there are persons intcrcrted.
81 who claim 10 be- Interested. in said
real estate whose names he cannot in
-crt therein because they are unknown
To- him; that the claims " such un-
known persons are a. follows:
That the claim of right, title or in
tcrrst IN said real estate Of John H.
| Whitehead, II living, and Andrew T.
lirdmun, II living, h derived by virtue
Of u certain Patent from the State Of
| Missouri to John n. Whitehead and
Andrew T. Rcimun, Of date July /,
1850. and recorded IN hook il5 ut
Page 6lh ul the real estate records
uf Holt County. Missouri, conveying
Lot two 90 Of the Southwest Quarter
Of Section twoniy-siN t2Gl. Township
iilty-ninc (joD, ur Range thiity-scvcn
| t3ID, IN said tate and county; that
the said Patent Is the last transfer
lui sand title, right ur interest in said
'a-t described real ".tato; that plain
i TN has no know ledge or information
a. 20 whether said John II. Whitehead
AMI Andrew T. R"dmun are living or
dead, that If they are dead, certain
unknown persons, defendants herein,
derive ~ claim To derive "a title and
claim To- said real estate ~ the con-
sort. heirs, dcvisoc., dunces, alicnccs
and immediate, mcsuc or remote, vol
untary or involuntary grantees of
said John H. Whitehead II deceased,
and Andrew 7. Rrdmon, IL deceased.
The said petition Is rcturnable ON
the first day of the nest term Of said
court, 70 be- held at the court house
IN the city of Oregon, in the county
and state aforesaid on the 18th day
of October, 1920, when and where you
may appear and answer or otherw Use
defend such action; otherwise plain
tiff's petition will be- taken rs con-
leSsrd and judgment rendered accord
lngly,