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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
NOTED PORTRAIT PAINTER DECLARES HIS WIFE,
FORMER PENDLETONGIR HASDECENED HIM

Pierre Tartoue. notedsp portrait paint
er who recently visited Pendleton to
secure data regarding his wife, for
merly Miss Claudia Windsor Of this
city. now declares that his wife deceiv-
ed him. The following is from the
New York Worldly regarding the di-
vorce case which is attracting so much
attention:
Pierre Tartoue. noted portrait
painter. whose first venture in matri-
mony with the daughter of T. George
Dodworth ended when she obtained a
decree Of divorce, in 1918, on the
grounds of desertion and nonsupport,
filed his answer yesterday to the suit
for separation which his present wife.
formerly Miss Claudia Windsor. has
brought, charging him with cruelty
non-support and with attempts to get
her to aid him in fraudulent schemes.
Through his attorneys Mr., Tartoue
denies his wlfes allegations that he
ever used vile language to her or
otherwise insulted and Inundated her
or assaulted and threatened to kill or
disfigure her with vitriol.
Married in 1919.
The wedding Of the artist and Mss
Windsor, whom he met at a costume
ball in the Ritz Carlton in November.
1918. took place in the formers stu
dio, No 209 West 57th street, in Oc-
tober. 1919 He asserts he was in
duced to marry her by her represen-
tations that she was only "A years old
and had never been married. He sub
sequently discovered, ne alleges. that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
Vancouver Has Holiday to Give
Citizens Chance to Search
for Victims Of Kidnapers.
z BOYS ARE REPORTED
MISSING; 3RD ESCAPED
BeardsIey Attacked by Two
Men; Made Escape When
Cries Heard by Passerby.

VANCOUVER. Wash. March 15.---
GU. P.)--Mayor John Higgins has de-
claicd tomorrow a holiday. and urged
the entiro town to cooperate In q
search for the two boys suspected Of
beng victims Of gang Of kidnappers
The missing lads, are Ray stager
and Clair namus, both ls years Of age.
Ihs thir. hoy. Marion Beardsley. Is
reported to have been attacked by two
men and made his escape when his
outcries brought passersby TO the res.
cue. The Ramus lad was reported
missing today and the Stager boy has
been missing for a week. The town
is intensely excited. Posses are being
organized to run down the gangsters
who are believed 70 be responsible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZE MISSION

WASHINGTON. March l5.-(Ralph
II. Turner, L. P. staff correspondent
The British government has begun
the organization OF a special mission
which It proposes to send TO the United
States within the next month, accord
-. to advces received in official quar-
ters. The mission will formally con-
ses the congratulations and wishes
Of SUCCESS TO the new administration
and then proceed to discussion of the
numerous outstanding questions be-
tween this government and Great Brit
ain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
PULLMAN CAR CATCHES
ON FIRE; FIVE PEOPLE
ARE FATALLY BURNED

+ PUEBLO, Colo, March la :
+ ca. P,)~-Five persons We're :
burned to death when the rear :
+ pullman on the Denver and Rio :
Grande caught fire carly today 7
between Pueblo and Welsenburg. :
+ Seven passengers were asleep .
= when the fire started from un- .
= determined cause. The two who =
+ escaped by Jumping from the ,
+ windows were slightly injured. :
: The pullman was completely !
> destroyed. The bodies were I
= dragged out when the train stop =
= ped.
: Passenger and Porter Escape. I
= PUEBLO. Colo, March h. 4
= U. P.)-'Details OF the fire are I
= not known. The burning car I
= was the last In the train and I
= was discovered by the engineer. I
: The train was stopped and the I
4 passengers and crew made des- I
perate attempts to rescue the I
= imprisoned passengers OF the
sleeper. Only one passenger
and porter escaped. The dead I
= are;
A. Il. Jack of Manassa, Colo.
f. S. Steelman, Missouri Pa
clfic fireman, address unknown
Two unidentified men and one
= woman.
4 \ 4 = : 4 q 4 4 = . 4 4. a I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
America viii Police Pacific
Coast and England Will Have
Guard Of Atlantic Coast.

LONDON. March CEd. L. Keen,
Y. T.. Staff Correspondent )---Great
Britain and America have reached an
amicable division Of the seas, ac-
cording to the general belief.
As the result Of the agreement, II Is
believed great Britain will police the
Atlantic ocean and America the Paci-
fic. This impression is strengthened
by two announcements from London
and Washington on the same day
From Washington comes the state
inent that the Pacific fleet will PROB
ably assume more Importance than the
Atlantic fleet From London came tbs
announcement that Great Britain with
reduce her naval budget by $4,000 .
600, thereby abandoning any thought
of competition with Americas naval
program.
The general belief here Is that the
friendly relations will be greatly
strengthened If America goes through
with the proposed program Of con
centrating her naval power on the
Pacific. There viii no longer be any
question by the British, as who is
America building against p
The reports from Washington that
America is considering putting fleet
On the Pacific is regarded here as in
dicatipg that the United States wants
To impress Japan with her naval
strength. The presence Of big Am
erican fleet on the Pacific would prob
ably influence Japan that war with
America at the present time is not
feasible. experts believe. Americas
Pacific fleet will probably take over
patrol work now done By the British
navy in the waters adjacent to its cot
onies and thus considerably reduce the
empires expenses for naval establish
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
Trial Broken Up When Charge
is Made That CIara's Family
Lived on Daughters Shame.
MENTION OF MOTHER
CAUSES MANY TEARS
Prisoner Bursts Into Tears
and Was Led From Court
Room by Her Brother, Jim.

ARDMORE. March 15.-(A P.)--
Clara Smith Hamon, charged with
the murder Of colonel Jake L. Ha-
mon, testified today in her trial, tell
ing the story Of the incidents OF the
day and night Of November u when
Hamon was shot She spoke dramat-
ically in a cool, low pitched voice.
hesitatng only when she told that
Hamon had cursed her. When she
reached that point In the story of the
actual shooting she left the stand and
taking the pistol with which Hamon
was shot illustrated how the shot was
fired. She said she did not intend to
do it, THE pistol went off when he
struck it, or ] pulled the trigger, or
something, / know not what"
When she tried TO tell how Hammon,
after he was shot said, Il am hitn and
mad showed her a blood spot forming
on his shirt, she broke down and sob
bed into her handkerchief She told
of going for ride and on returning
70 her hotel found Hamon sitting in
front of the hotel. She said he was
vi uhh anu crazy anu SuNSeu htr. SHe
entreated him not to curse her before
people When she went to her room
Hamon accused her of riding with
some one. She said he reached for
knife and she knew the time had
come. Clara reached in her purse on
the window sill ana got her style gun.
and asked him TO let hSf iNfs. ard
said when she turned to unlock the
door he switched off the light and
raised chanr and struck her and the
gun went off.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15

she was thirty, and alleges had been
married TO zone Louis Roth and one
George Jackson Busch. and when
she married him both her former mar
riages were in effect.
AS soon as he learned about his
wife's former marriages Tartoue
says, he asked her about this but she
refused to explain.
"She said" he continues. ''she
would make scandalous accusations
against the defendant. charging him
with concocting and participating in
fraudulent schemes of extortion and
further charging him with inducing
the plaintiff to participate in such
schemes" She then left him. he CON
cluded.
Crueltses Alleged.
Mrs. Tartoue alleged her husband
drove her from his home with threats
Of violence and that he, with others,
actually assaulted and beat her. Nov
is, 1929, so that she was seriously in
jured.
Mrs. Tartoue could not be found last
night to comment upon her husbands
charges.
In an interview month ago she
said her husband had learned from
her before he married her that she
had been married to Louis Roth while
still a school girl and the marriage
had been annulled. She also said her
marriage TO George J. Busch of st.
Louis had been annulled after she dis
covered he already had wife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
MINES WILL BE SHUT
DOWN ON ACCOUNT OF
REDUCTION IN WAGES

SEATTLE, March 15.-tA. P9-
lnsistencc by the mine operators on
the wage reductions tonight will shut
down all but two of the commercial
mines in the state. according to indica-
tions. More than s5O0 men are ex-
pected to be out OF work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
WAGE DISPUTE HAS
BEEN REFERRED TO
PRESIDENT HARDING
Secretary Of Labor Called at
White House with Portfolio
Papers Bearing on the Case.

WASHINGTON. March I5.-(u. P.)
The wage dispute between the pack
'ers and employees was put up 20 Pres
ident Harding.
Secretary Of Labor Davis, one hour
before the cabinet meeting. called Al
the white house with the portfolio
papers bearing on the case and went
into .Harding's office. The matter II
expected to be discussed at the cabinet
meeting, which last week decided to
make an offer Of government media-
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
Campaign is Started to Make
Room for Positions for 5000
Americans in This State.
PORTLAND IS DECLARED n
TO BE WORST OFFENDER
Drive win be Made in II
Other Cities; PendIetOn
is at Bottom of the List.

PORTLAND. March liza P.)---
The American Legion has announced
a campaign to oust 5O00 aliens alleged
to be holding good jobs In Oregon tpl
make room for that number Of Auaer-i
leans who are out Of work. Portland
is declared to be the worst offender
and other cities in order are: Astorias
Westport. Baker. Marshfield, Algona.
Mabel. SiIverton. Salem, Hood River,
klamath Fails and PendIeton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
COOK RESIGNS HER
POSITION; WILL NOT
ACCEPT ANOTHER JOB
Likes to Cook But Quit Because
Her Husband Has Had For
tune Left Him by Brother.

OAKLAND. March i5.-(u, P)---
Mrs. Margaret Waldcrmar, COOK
gave notlce to III. c. Capwell. her en-
ployer She was not sore, not q bt Of
it. she liked her job. She Is not gu-
ing to cook any moro. She quit be-
cause her husband has fallen heir to
sisO.0oo. waldemar, the prospector,
returned TO Marysyille yesterday after
an absence OF six months and for the
first time learned OF the fortune left
him by his brother
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
WILL LOWER LUMBER RATES.

PORTLAND. March 15,-tA.
P.)--Railroads have advised the
interstate commerce commission
to authorize lower lumber rates
from the northwest to help re-
habilitatc the lumber industry.
It is effective with five days no.
tice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
NAM LEAPS
FROM CLIFF INTO OCEAN

SAN FRANCISCO. March 15.--(U.
P.)--Believing the world did not ap-
prec:ate his verse, George Redman. a
writer. from Bowden. Mass. became
defpondent and drowned himself by
from the cliffs into the ocean near
san francisco
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
SNN0 EENnRIe CROMNTn HEADs

Los ANGELES March l5.--CU. P.)
Nine. Jennie Twitchell kempton. a
once internationally famous conralto
is dead. The singer was SO years old,
During her career she was acclaimed
hy old world rulers, including Queen
Victoria, Napoleon III, Empress Eu-
genie and Victor Emmanuel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
sTvDENT is ARRESTED

BERLIN, March 15.--(A. P)-
Talaat Pasha, former grand viser and
minister of finance Of Turkey. was
in Charlottenburg, sur
burb, today. The Armenian student
who shot him to death has been ar
rested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
NO DISORDERS ARISE
FROM CUBAN ELECTION

HAVANA. March i5.--U. Pl--
Supplementary presidential elections
were held in Cuba. Early reports
said that no disorders hao arisen. The
elections were held in those provinces
where the returns of last fall were
contested. President Menceal guar
anteed the safety of all the pariici-
pants, and the liberal party which had
decided not to vote, changed its plans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
NOMINATION Is CoNFIRNIEn

WASHINGTON, March 15.-(U. P)
The nomination OF Robert Woods
Bliss of New York. to be the third as
sistant secretary OF state, was con,
firmed by the senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
HOTEL MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE

SEATTLE. March I5.-tA Pl-J.
II. Palmer. proprietor Of the Delta
hotel was fonnd with a bullet hole in
his head, dying, last night. He was
rushed 70 the city hospital. where he
died short time later. Guests found
Palmer in his room with a revolver in
his right hand. after hearing the re.
port.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
ENROLMENT IN CLUB
WILL Be INCREASED.

~
The Boys and Girls Club enroll
ment IN Umatilla county will be much
greater this year than last. according
TO indications. says Fred Bennion.
county agent. The 1890 results were
excellent and this has proved a stimu-
lus. MIR. Bennion states,
The Umatilla Dairy Herd Record
Keeping Club has already been work
ing three months with w. A. Rush as
local leader. The officers are Dan
Dobler president; Leslie Thompson.
vice president: and Herbert Thomp-
son. secretary. Others enrolled are
Clyde Sutton. Roy Sutton. Joe Dobler.
Eugene Mcfarland Milo Mcfarland
Geo. kendler and Roy kendier.
Three Clubs at Columbia.
Twenty boys and girls at Columbia
have signified their intention of be-
soon as they have made definite ar
rangements for their pigs. their calves
and their corn seed and the ground to
plant it in. enrolment will be com
pleted The officers of the three clubs
are; For the pig club. Francis DON
ialdson, president. Lowell stokkard.
vice president; Wilma Waugaman,
secretary; calf club, Leon Norquist,
president. Gertrude Hall. vice presl-
dent, Melha Callahan. secretary; corn
club. Wesley shram, president: Carl
Haddox. vice president: Helen Benz
nett, secretary.
Henry Sommerer will act as leader
for the pig club. Henry OFT for the
calf club and Frank Wangaman for
the corn club.
I The boys and girls at staufleld are
to form a corn club with the idea Of
raising some good seed for that To-
eality. Il. v. Allen and Hugh Kyle
viii help this club with their work.
Organizes Fast Fdtd Clubs.
! G.. l. Jcssup, in charge of Smith
Hughes work at the Milton high
school is cooperating with tho Farm
Bureau IN the organization OF tbrte
livestock clubs Ia the east end OF The
county. As the interest II much
greater this year Il is expected that en-
rollment win be much larger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET
SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE

While March wheat went up only
fraction OF cent today over yester'
days closing price OF sl.65,s' May
wheat rose two cents, and closed at
sf.4sN.
Following are the quotations receiv-
cd by Overlook & Cooke, local broR'
c-s:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
SENATE mas ADJOURNED

WASHINGTON. March 15.-(U. P.p
THE senate adjourned sine die at
1880 this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Leo Moorhouse,
weather observer.
Maximum, 81.
Minimum, 80,
Barometer 1850.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
NIarrIed IIanlon's Ncphcw.

ARDMORE, March 15.-(A P.)--
Clara said that after Hamon was hit
she offered To call doctor, but he re-
fused, insisting he could walk to the
hospital After leaving him she said
she changed her clothes which had
been torn in the struggle Before
leaving the stand she said she married
Colonel lannon's nephew so she could
use the name of Hamon for the colo
nel's convenience. She returned to
the stand this afternoon.
ARDMORE. Okla, March 10
(U. P)-Charges that clara's moth
er and family lived on the daughters
shame temporarily broke up the Ha-
man murder trial. This came when
Prosecutor Brown jumped to his feet
and shouted, I'VE can show that the
whole Smith family lived on the Ha-
mon estate
wild Bill'' Mclean jumped to his
feet and yelled THE girls mother is
as good as any mother who ever gave
birth to any lawyer in this case" 1t
seemed as though everyone in the
court clapped and shouted their ap-
provaL The judge ordered the court
cleared. Mrs. Jake Hamon. at the
mention of the word mother, broke
down and was led out by her son, Jake
Jr. Clara bupst into tears and was
led out by Jimmie. her brother and
pal. Women sobbed as they left the
room.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
Several Arc Disarnel.

The whole court was in panic.
Clara. outside. sobbed They can do
anything they want to with me, but
they must leave my dear old mother
alone" Prosecutor Brown accused
wild Bill'' Mclean of causing the up
roar. wild Bilf' cast counter ac-
cusation. Order was finally establish
ed Prince Freezing. when things
were quiet. moved an adjournment OF
80 minutes. wild BillH told the
court:
The remark was made and / am
not a bit sorry for doing it. | had to
speak If the counsel for the state
resented, / can not help it at all. My
remarks stand" Bud Ballew. deputy
sheriff and other deputies disarned
several in the audience as they were
pulling six shooters from their hol-
sters when the trouble broke. Ballew
took gun from the son of an attor-
ney Bucy Garrett, the sheriff, stood
next TO the judge with his hands on his
hips. Judge Champion adjourned
court for a recess.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15

This paper is member OF ana audited
by the Audit Bureau Of circulations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
DAILY EDITION

The East Orogonlan Il Eastern Ore
eon'a greatest Newspaper and aa 4 sell.
ing force gives 20 the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circula uon
In Pendieton and Umatliia county o.
any other nowspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15

The net press run OF yesterdays Daily
1922
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-15
TODAY'S
FORECAST

Tonight aud
W @ d n esdaS
o e c a ST onal
rain: warmer
tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The monthiy business mcssinr anu
social uf the II. Y. l. oanH Of the
Baptist church win be held at INV
church pariors tonight at ; o'clock.
The hostesscs Will be Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Abel.
The funeral OF Alexandra Baca, who
died yesterday morning M n result OF
injuries he reviewed when he fell from
his horse ~ willard inst week. IL TO
be held az 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ms In the Catholic church at Bcien,
air. Baca was formerly sheriff OF Tor
n country. Garcia and Son are In
charge Of arrangements.
w. A. Townsend. organizer and
head of the shoe repairing depart
ment of ;he federal vocational train
ing nhooi here. has been transferred
10 h training center at san Antonio.
Texas. u was announced yesterday.
Aiphonse simpler will take Mr.. Town
sends place.
II. ~ Robinson. superintendent, Of
the United States Indian Irrigation
service Is TO attend the NTH annual
tion OF Federal Employees 10 he held
at New Orleans september ~ TO i6.
Mr.. Robinson IN president OF the local
organization OF federal employees.
Horn. August ~. tsat. tu MIR. and
Mrs John Hcnnriohr. 2i6 West Marble
avenue, a daughter.
The nrc department was called to
the home OF ~. $. Chambers. iO7
West Fruit avenue. early last night
to extingulsh a blaze which started
In an attic. The fire II believed TO
have started from faulty wires. There
was no damage.
Anita Snix aud Vicente Gomez. who
were arrested several days ago on the
I charge OF diSordcriy ndu were
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NOTICE OF SUIT.

10 the District Court Of the County II
Bernalilio. state 81 New Mexico.
rrcdicanda Gutierrez, nre Lopez,
Plaintiff.
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Phone ats
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
I.nsAL NOTICES
wHsTERfs SALE

No. NiA
hlsio 81 Mes Hrnfrn. khndoent County.
IN the DlsfFici Court
Orlando 0ereis Mora. b. Claude Huito.
AZ guardian Al I,sm and Louis y, Oar
HE estate Of leiseia uareia. decreased.
Plaintiffs.
Nid-ia Garcia Dc refsa srseuirlx q she
estate o. Adelsids Garcia De More. de-
ceased Niaaia Garcia De fcrra, DolerltAs
Mara DE- ncHera Antonio gurvara. Rosa
sars' Rupsrtits 0usvsss, fiersnsie aae-
yarA. Natiiio Martinez. ir, Ahelua Mar
tines Dc Mora. Ramon Martinez, Alfredo
Gonzales ane isodoro Mora.
Defendants.
Noeiee 4 hereby given tat BY virtue of .
drerce Of partition ane sale granted and
eHtercd IN the above entitled court and
cause and between the parties therein
whereby the undersiEnsd wns appointed sod
designaled 10 sell the premises herrihafter
described at pubig suction 70 the highest
Zoe dispssI,isn and ais,h6s,iss a. IL said
Judgment provided l. The undersignsd. spe.
rial master In said Judgment named. will
a. The froni door o. ,hs Court House In
beualilie, sandovnl county. New Mexico.
On the SAN day % September, 1921 az
$3.50 o'clock A NJ, the following described
Three and : half varas Of land from the
main ditch 10 the Rio Grandv, bounded On
the norm ny AfrlAndru Nonhhlfh tnutn ny
Rafael Morn. on the east BY the Rio Gnnde.
and On the west By the main ditch.
Certain pieces Of land klfnated In HHndn'
val CoHnty. Siate Of New Mexico. which h
drsfribcd - follows Bounded on the north
hy property Of Eiias Martinez. on the south
By property Of Guillerma Martinez aud
property Of IEnario GuherreH on the east
D. The pubiie road. and on The west by
the main puhlic accquia u Handovai. being
about ~ yaras Wido from north 90 south
another piece 81 land bounded on the north
b. properly 81 Eutemio Martinez. on thu
south BY Bonifacio Carrilla. on the esst by
thu main pubiir Acequia IN Ssndovai. on the
uest By the McNilcn Grant, being aboui
1t7 varA. vide from north 10 south.
said sale 70 be for raah. free 81 all liens
aud incumbrances, and possession 10 be
given Hereunder November I. 1921.
Dated this 10Th day Of August. 1874.
FRANZ o. wEsTERFiELD.
Special Master.
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Mrs. Splits machine-shcIIcti Pin9n
nuiS-frc~hiy shcilcd. Packed to
order. Tel. s02. 323 North Tenth
~. send for ~prtcc-list circular.
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y. a. Hamilton. A. u. MeGlashAn and Jessie
IS. McGlashan. his wife. and ell unknown
heirs aud all unknown claimants nnd all
unknown heirs 81 unknown claimants Of
%interett adverse TO plaintiff IN she prem
You. the above named defendants, and
zach Of you are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff has begun action
arainst you and zach Of you, the object
thereof being 10 quiet title Of the plaintiff
n and TO certain real estate situate "
Bernalillo County New Mexico. described
A. follow. 10 wit;
Tho Easi io7 acres Of land o. the south.
west oaaftsr tswhl section I've ~.
EAst q the New Mexico Principal Meridian.
You are farther notified that the said
action b for the purpose 81 csiahlishins
plaintiff estate In the foregoing described
premises against my claims which sou or
any 81 you may have adverss 10 the estate
81 pisintin In said premises, And that the
plaintiff prays tbs, eseh of Va shall be
forever sstoppsd snd barred from having
any claim. right. title or interest 10 and
tiff. and that piaintiff's title may be forever
quoted and set ~ rect
The name Of plaintiff attorney q Dennis
Chavez, whose address T. rooms aia WIFI
ing Building. Albuquerque, NsN MEXICO
Unless you enter your appearance or cause
The same 10 be entered on or before ~,
gath day ~ september, 1871 Judgment VII
be rendered against you by defsult and M
decree prayed for in said complaint VIII b
granted.
tseaD ihhD Clrth
ARR y LEI. Deputy.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1921,
Aug. hIg.Ipsgb.