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Lawn rete Next week.

lawn fet" vii be given Thursday
and Friday evenings. August - and IS,
At Tl@-1t North Wabash street. Island.
hy tho WoSt Virginia circle No. c5l,
ProrcctiIc Home circle. Plans for this
affair are being arranged BY the various
committees and present indications
roirn that II VIII h" a great success.
Tickets hay" heeu printed and are In
81. hands IT all tn" members.
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Local Talent at chautauaua.

- 10" Ernvtcw Chautauua. near
W,u,burc. several Of Mrs Lima HenniS
rr.rrrar'~ pupils viii display their tai
~. rht~ evening AND Wednesday even
ln=
Three plays viii he given this even
- crc1iny with the comedy. we Dine
~ seven" by Misses Frances BeaVon
ard Margaret Hanley and Mr.. Fane
Robbins. Next on the program is the
,'av. NANNY Liza" by Misses Magda-
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Tooth Paste Coupon

This Coupon, when presented to any
Drug Store listed below. will entltle
the bearer to a sample Of Eodene
Tooth Paste free Of charge. and must
be signed by the bearer. with address.
Address ......,......'.. ..'.''..'.
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saturdan Afternoou Party

Miss Genevieve Bedillion was hostess
20 a number of her young friends at her
homo In Warwood Saturday afternoon.
The hours from two until Ave o'clock
were spent delightfully."- at various social
diversions, following which tempting
luncheon was served.
Following were the guests:
Misses
Dorothy Leymon Elizabeth Upham
Altce Evans Wilma Jane Gun
Helen Emsley ningham
Miriam Justin Naomi Ford
Dorothy Bedell Lorinda Hayes
Louisa Kindelber- Haster Murray
ger Maxine Barbour
Betty Shaffer Doris Logstono
Narrarst webb Mary Alice Shelter
Mary Ellen Fair Marie Burton
Virginia Ball Martha Hess
Virginia Dillon GeneVieve Beoillion
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Pair and square Club
Eniorahla Wetner Roast

The Misses Mary and Hazel Knlgh
cr'nr;r,rod number 81 their friend:
wi'h E, p"I""r roast. Saturday evening
NJ 'N.,r home on Lyons Run included
VNrS.
Misses
ThClnr1 GNenr Marion Knight
Emilic Clark Lillian Nixon
Ncrlc r;he"n Hazel Knight
Ee,-is r1art Mary knight
oral Cunningham Marguerite Daman
NCsSrS:
EU=~.N Knight William Knollinger
FRANKLIN Knight Jessie Howard
Robert En"l'inrer louis knollinger
ptru Knight Mrs and Mrs:
Ice tNark r.. Frank DOMAIN
,hgrleS Wallace Frank Knight
StearG" Nixon Robert Knight
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AT DEER PARK.

Deer Park, Maryland, has attracted 4
large number Of local people for these
midsummer days. forming congenial
Wheeling colony:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Allen Burt and fam
oily, who are occupying a cottage here
for tho summer. have as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McLain, OF Wheel
ing.
Mr.. and rms Henry Hazlett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mertz Franzheim, William Franz
helm and Miss Virginia Mckee made up
a party of wheeling People arriving to-
day for a sojourn over Sunday
Misses Anna and Isabelle Robb are
hero for the month Of August.
Mrs. W. A. Wilson OF Wheeling, IS
entertaining a party OF her grandchil-
dren at tho hotel for several days. They
are Misses Jean ilson. Ellen Wilson, Tex
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A delightful moonlight picnic was
held Friday evening by a jolly group OF
young people at McGraw's run. Inc
evening was spent in frying STEAK
yeiners and roasting corn.
The party was composed OF the fol-
lowing:
Misses
Frances Wood Mary wilson
Margaret Westfall
MessrS.-
George X. Wheat Robert HazlHt
John Wright
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u..n.,dav.s masonic aoaride.
carcus And Lawn Fete.

The circus and lawn fete 10 be heio
August 2Sth. by tho Daughters or Vet
Grams. wheeling Chapter. on the Lawn
surroundinE the home Of H. s Cunning
ham near Forty-sixth street. promises
to be one Of the most attractive events
Of late August. The feature OF tho al
fair will be the entertainment AFFORDED
by the circus. with It's novel and anus
Ing side show acts. Booths erected. Will
have for sale all kinds OF refreshments
Mrs Harry Cunningham Is chairman In
charge and her list OF committees vii,
h. ready within a few days.
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pimity and chAlfts cloth printed
yeilow and pink and green make
ths costume OF my Lady Sunbonnet.
Next. n Wide stripe crtnkle cloth
rornper IN pink and white. en-
hroiders ITSELF with blanket stltch
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served except on Sundays and then only
by reservation. Sandwiches. salads and
different kinds of drinks will be served
and all kinds OF ice cream.
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CHuDREN'S CLOTHES

and applique IN blue. PonSee-
brown silk thread. white linen
poplin for collar and cuffs, plus n
curly haired little girl arc sure TO
make q sweet picture
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GRACEFUL DANCES
roe BETTY ZANE

The dances In tho Irish number OF
the Zane pageant in the big outdoor
spectacle TO be given Aug. IS and u
81 the public school Athletic field Will
cater in the jaunting car so we'll known
10 the natives Of Erin. This Will b@
a comedy dance and all tho hllaritS
uC the Irish vii, be summoned for the
occasion. The jaunttug car. so pop
uiar in Ireland. IS a tight two-wheel-
ed vehicle which has two seats eN-
tended back 20 back over the wheels
for accommodation OF passengers. The
committee on properties hopes 10 have
a real iaunting car 20 add to the real
~ OF the. Irish scene.
The Irish dance originated IN the
18Th century. II was known a. car
rival dance. became very popular and
was danced everywhere. The music &c
ne used Is Mrs McLeods Reel The
dancers are:
Anna Mcintosh. Angela Yaeger. Mag
dalins Kesslsr. Gertrude Myles As-
res Agnes. Marie slattertck. Katherine
Mulroy. Amy Monohsn. Lily Totley.
and Lavinta' Clark.
The sunny SCIEN Q5nCe ucp4SNS Ii' {
r.rite g-acefulness and charm OF the
Southern girl II became very popular
during the civil war In this number
viii appea&
Bertha Cupp Mary KTchgessner.
Mary sornstelt. Dorothy Rochorand,
Tsul vensel. Harry IngrahaT. Jack
punlevy and Jimmie O'Brten.
Pair and square Club
An enjoyable unarshmallow toast was
held Frtday evening BY the Fair and
Square club. The members present
were:
Misses
Elizabeth Manners Agnes Reuther
Blanche Carney Florence Datler
gcrnice NeuPuS
MeSSrS-
John Reihl James Armstrong
Edwin Curp William Rhodes
T7r',e Manners
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Iene Dickey. katherine Blowers. Car
man voGley and Virginia Bisset. the
last play will be THE Broken Engage
ment," by Misses Virginia Bissett. Mar
,ha Kindelberser. Carmen Yogley and
Catherine Gallagher. The program
Wednesday evening will include read
gngs and musical numbers by Misse"
Frances Rcavon and Carman Foglcy.
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Eks' Picnic.

Plans and preparations for the big
Elks' picnic to be held at wheeling faFh
August 31st, are rapidly nearing COM
n,etion The feature OF the event Will
hs thA pageant In which hundreds OF
children will take part. The Elks iooge
has donated $3.50 to the fund Tor TINS
nicn;c and this amount will be largely
ussd in having for the transportation
Of poor children to the ground
Prof. A. O. Anderson Is In charge OF
the event and he has named the follow-
ing as his committee:
Misses:
Sarah Rroverman. Lorena Spring.
Martha Beck. IneD Hilton,
Messrs:
PAM steinbtcksr. Gerald Chambers
Tom Parker. John Eihot''
William Bueleks. J. II. Rainbow
stah-F1ery.
The wedding 81 Miss Margaret j,
Erierv and Mr.. Joseph A. Stahl, which
was solemntzed Saturday evening az tho
81. Jcseph's Cathedral, was as COM
pl.ta surprise 10 their many FRIENDS,
The nuotial service was read by tho
Very Rev o. H. Moye. V. G. There were
no immediate attendants.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. ana MIS-
stahl left on an eastern honeymoon Trip
and upon their return VIII take up tne'r
residence on Fifteenth street. this city
Tba bride Is the daughter Of Mrs.
Mena Friery, OF North Main street ana
I. popular among a large circle OF
friends, while the groom Is we'll known
.,on,oya Of the Geo. E. Stirel Co. Both
h.y. the best wishes Of host or
friends.
The following IL the list Of wheeling
dinner guests at the welcome Inn AZ
Lloydsvills last evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Harm
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor. who com
posed an enjoyable party OF six.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Work
Mrs. II. H. Shafrer. o. Steuhenvill-,
Mr.. Roy Kertg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Helfeneine
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jefferson,
Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Lutz
Mr. William Lutz-
Mr., and Mrs Charles Baird.
Col Edward c. Harrington. 81 New
Sork city.
Mr.. and Mrs e p Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Nolan.
Mr.. W. S .Peyton. OF Richmond. Va.
Mr.. Charles A. Aul.
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Present stores: 4
sDugco
Wheeling "a n EmG
Wheehg Va
GO and
Martins Ohio IBu Wheeling y" Va
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WARWOUD

items for this column may be left
at McNamara's Drug store for MISS
elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
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Tooth Brush Coupon

This Coupon, when presented TO any
Drug Store listed below. and 70 cents.
is good for one superio, Quality
Never-Shed Tooth Brush. and must be
signed by the bearer, With address.
Address ...........-..!~.. ...........
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Guests at Dancing Party.

Miss Regina Manion's guests at th'
informal dancing party at when sn'
was hostess Friday evening al her
homo in Warwood were:
Misses
Virginia Murphy Margaret Name"
CO, TraInor Blanche Murphy
Messrs.-
Henry Conrad Eugene .'a'N
John Coniff George ''''''
Paul Beatue
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Surprise Party.

Mrs. n. +. Guth was the honor guest
at 4 delightful surprise party, Friday
evening. at her home on Seventh street
the occasion being her birthday anni-
versary. Cards and dominoes were .ni
foremost diversions OF most enloyap''
evening and at late hour prett'iS
appointed luncheon was served. MIS-,
Guth was presented with oeautitui
set Of salad forks az gift from inc
guests. who included:
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Mouth Wash Coupon

This Coupon, when presented to any
Drug Store listed below, IS good for
csc. on the purchase price OF a full
size soc bottle of Eodene Mouth Wash.
and must be signed by the bearer. with
address.
Address ..................
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anna Wilson and Betty Wilson. MT.
George Wilson and William Wilson. Jr'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Wilson of Wheel
ing, motorcd up Friday to spend the
week.
Mrs RED Faris. Miss Anna Faris'
Mrs. Joseph NayIor. Miss Betty Mayor
and Joseph Naylor jr.. arrived early ]"
the week to spend several days.
Mrs. c. A. House. Mrs. Margaret NC
Gov Mrs. George Hewitt and Miss Ade-
line Hewitt made up another party Oh
Wheeling people who arrived yesterday
for the weekend.
Mrs William Ptarr and daughter
Miss Katherine, are guests at tho hoteI
to remain until September LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klieves and MISS
| Minnie Aul arrived last night TOT It"
DAYS at the popular resort
Messrs Wright Hugus, Frank Bowie
william Burt, Sam Kline and George
Brown of Wheeling. are guests at the
Ruhl cottage at Mountain Lake.
Mrs J. T.. Flbeling Of Wheeling. |-
rived asturday morning for the week
end. -,r,
| Won John ]. Conirt and Mrs. Confi
sro,o IN Saturday and will stay until
Monday.
Wednesdays Masonic 1oatrtde'
ons Of the summers biggest affairs
will he the boatride 10 be given "eunes'
dav evening. on the steamer. G. W. HI
under tina auspices Of the Osiris Temple
p,,-o, The Twentieth Century orches'
,ro NJ New York will furnish n program
Of music.
Master masons. their families and
,boss n the fraternity have been Invited
70 attend.
Tickets are being sold by tho II. u
Friedrichs sporting goods store ana oS
members Of Osiris Temple Patrol for
tho accommodation Of those residing or
tho Ohio side of tho river, tickets are
being offered at the Hickey news stano
! in Bridgeport.
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Kew West. Charlottsville. Virginia
Miss Hlldreth IS well known in
wheeling She was born and reared
here and has wide circle OF FRIENDS
uho will join in extending their best
wishes Abou, five years ago Miss Hill
dreth left Wheeling when the family
moved 70 Charlottesville. where she Is
prominent socially.
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Edgar Charnock. Frank Thrum.
pudo,nb Schaerrr. Bert McCullagh.
William McCon- Wllnam L. f"'-
raughv. mer'
sidney EeahIe Thomas Meek.
Edward Schm"'- William miil"r'
cbsI Charles Rreur1-
Alfred Clrich. mer,
William Ennis Louis Rachman,
ro-1 J.ahanskI Charles Schamhra,
VIM. MCCorkey.
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vo,,r,rs birthday Anniversary.

In honor OF the birthday anniversary
~ Mr., Max Norton. Friday evening
Miss Gene Mcclure entertained esr'ut
81 her friends with "e'ner roast
Til. following were guests:
Misses
Mildred Snyder GLADYS
49, >,cre,I Gene McC;uirs
Messrs.---
Max Norton 70 sm''n
NJ, Zimmerman Charles Hows
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Broth erhood Corn Roast.

The Zion Lutheran Brotherhood will
hold their annual corn roast on tho
lawn in front OF the church next
Thursday evening. The entertainment
committee Is busy on arranging very
interesting program which will be car
ried out during the evening. Invita-
tions have been sent out to all mem
bers and large attendance Is eN-
pectcd.
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MISS H|LDRETH
A SUMMER BRIDE
wWHIrNa FRIENDS RECEIVE AN
NouNCEAHNr YRoM vIR-
GINIA ROMB
MAeademy Dance August 81 - other
Society OF Late summer
Season

Copies Of the following card nave
been received IN Wheeling:
Or. and Mrs Eugene A. Ht!dreth
Request the Honor Of Your Presence
At tho Marriage Of Their Daughter
Mary Caldwell
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-10
HOTEL OWNERS
 ARE MEETING,
 IN WINDY CITY

CHICAGO, May 10.-Hotel and res taurant owners are here from all parts of the country for the Hotel and Res taurant Equipment Exposition which is being held here this week.
 The exposition opened Monday and will last five days. Hundreds of res taurant proprietors and managers are expected to attend.
 Meetings will be held in connection with the exposition at which ques- tions affecting the hotel and restau- rant business will be discussed. One of the most important of these will be how to reduce rates to the public.
 With the cost of living gradually de- clining and the incomes of the travel ing public being steadily reduced, hotel men see a necessity for reduc- ton in hotel rates and restaurant prices, it was stated by the advance guard of delegates. They say that with the revenue that formerly was derived from the sale of liquor cut off with the public having less money to spend, it will be necessary for them to run their hostelries wit! the lowest possible overhead.
 Labor-saving devices and cost-cut- ting appliances will be displayed at the exposition Many innovations will be exhibited for the judgment of the visitors. The women in the business will demonstrate how the housekeep- CTS end of the hotel business can be run most efficiently.
 Speakers will give useful and prac- tical information concerning the sup plying of food and lodging at the most economical cost. It is the present plan to hold forum so that there may be general exchnge of views and con- structive suggestions offered on the papers read. A cash prize of $1,0OO will be given for the best paper. Among the organizations which will hold sessions are the International Stewards Association, the Progress i've Culinary Association, the Hotel As sociation of Chicago and the Hotel l Women's Association.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-10
BOSTON RADIO SHOW TO
 EXHIBIT ODD ANTENNAs

BOSTON,, May 10.-Wireless equip ment of hitherto unheard-of design will be exhibited at the Boston Radio Show the first of it's kind to be held here. A set known as the garter type" because lady's garter plays an important part, is perhaps the most unusual A parasol or the wire frame of hat serves as the antenna. A glass tube attached to the garter con- tains the crystal detector. The tuning coils are in small container that can be placed in a pocket or handbag; a thin chain, one end of which is to be held beneath the foot, acts as the ground. Another set closely resembles book.
 Demonstrations will show how oher mechanical appliances may be controlled by radio. Toy dolls, auto mobiles and the like will be used.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-10

An actress suggests that men wear corests Does she mean to lnsinu- ate that men are not straight-laced enough, or that they need lacing. Or is she merely trying to get men in tight place?
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-10

Send the Daily Times to your friends outside.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-10
NAVY PATROLS WILL CHASE
 RUM HOUNDS

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Vol stead law will remain in jeopardy as | long as the coast lines are unprotected against the thrush of liquor smugglers. l Prohibition officials said recently that l to stop the smugglers will make neces-
 sary the placing of a gigantic fleet of
 swift rum raiding vessels into com
 mission.
 Most of the whiskey of the pre-war brand now being peddled by bootleg gers is obtained from smuggled car goes unloaded on all coasts. Prohibi-
 tion officials have practically stopped illicit diversions of real whiskey out of bonded warehouses to other than 1 legitimate uses.
 Assistant Prohibition Commissioner l James E. Jones declares that the gov ernment is moving rapidly to equip the enforcement unit of the Treasury with an adequate seacoast patrol. The plans are now largely in tentative stage. Congress will be asked later to appropriate funds for this purpose
 But officials, entrusted with dry law
 enforcement, at the proper time will present demands which will mean spending very large sums out of the
 Treasury to maintain a fleet of such
 size as to furnish a screen against
 rum carrying boats from points out
 side the United States.
 IMPRoMPTU BOOZE NAVY
 As a start in the direction of form
 ing prohibition navy" officials have borrowed from the Coast Guard sev- eral sub chasers which were "junked' by the United States Navy. Purely as an experiment officials will operate a few of these boats in South Atlantic waters It is probable that as soon as the sub-chasers have been put in con- dition they will be tried out in waters off the Florida coast, where smuggling of liquor from Cuba and the Bahamas has grown to large proportions.
 Treasury officials said, however, | that the use of the sub chasers by the prohibition unit is entirely contin- gent upon the success of the eXperi- | ment Secretary of the Treasury Mel | lon, it is said, has ordered that the | vessels be returned to the Coast Guard i if it is found they are too expensive | to operate or fail to get results which | prohibition officials have claimed are possible.
 The ambition of prohibition officials | is to throw out a fleet of rum boat | chasers of sufficient size that the cost | of the government might easily reach | $10,0O0,000 a year. The sum for the | maintenance of sea-coast patrol, to route liquor smugglers, appears stag gering, but officials contend that the i outlay by the Treasury would be al i, most entirely returned through fines ! or money realized on the sale of seized liquors and ships.
 When prohibition officials go to Congress and ask for lump sum ap- | propriation for equipping a navy | their appeals will fall upon receptive ears. The "drys" have tremendous majority at the Capitol. They have swept Congress on practically every proposal thus tar made. It is not en- tirely unlikely that demands for a | huge sum for this purpose would be approved.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-10

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-25

STATE LAND BOARD OF ORE
CON, consisting OF Ben w. Olcott,
Governor, Sam A. Kozer, Secre-
State Treasurer,
Plaintiff.
w. II. MOCKLER, UNITED
STATES NATIONAL BANK of
Vale, Oregon, corporation. and
J. J. Brenholt, Receiver Of the
United States National Bank of
Vale, Oregon, a corporation,
Defendant.
TO w. H. MOCKLER, DEFEN-
DANT:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
above entitled Court and cause, on
or before the expiration Of the time
prescribed In the order for publ
cation, to-wit:
On or before the expiration of
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, and II
you fail to answer for want thereof,
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for in the COM
plant, to-wit:
| For a judgment and decree against
said defendant w. II. Mockler for
the principal sum of Four Hundred
and Sixty-flve dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate of six per cent
per annum from August A, 1918, and
the sum of Fifty dollars, attorney
fees, and the costs and disburse-
ments of this suit, and that the
same be adjudged and decreed a
lien against the property described
in plaintiffs mortgage, to-wt:
The Southwest Quarter of
Section 16, Township 20 South,
Range AZ Il. w. M, together
with water right In Cotton
wood creek, and the tenements,
hereditaments, and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging, and
appertainlng, said property be-
ing situated in Malheur County,
Oregon.
And for a decree foreclosing the
same and barring and foreclosing
all of the rights of defendants there
In, and for such other relisf az TO
the court may seem Just ana eQuit-
able.
This summons is served pursuant
to the order OF Honorable Il. IL.
Test, County Judge, made and en-
tered this 11th day OF May, 1922.
and the first publication hereof Is
made the 18th day Of May, ls2S'
and the last publication hereof, the
29th day of June, 1922.
w. II. BROOKE,
p. ]. GALLAGHER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ontario. Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-25
THE ONTARIO ARGUS ONTARIO OREGON THURSDAY MAY 2 1922

100000 reasonable attorney fees
AND plaintiffs costs and disburse-
ments herein, and for the foreclos-
ure of that certain Chattel Mortgage
made an executed by you to the First
National Bank of Ontario, Oregon,
on the 3rd day of December, 1921,
which said Mortgage was recorded
on the 1st day of February, 1922 in
Book 2 on pages 237 and 238 Re-
cord of Chattel Mortgages in the Of
flee of the County Clerk of Malheur
County, Oregon, and for the sale of
the personal property described in
said Mortgage to apply upon said
Decree and Judgment; and for the
further, order and decree of the
above entitled court that said Mort
gage is a first and valid lien upon
all of the personal property de-
scribed in said Mortgage, and that
any right, lien, claim or interest
which the defendants George p
Reihsen, Frank p. Ryan, Davidson
Grocery Company, a corporation, H.
Lee Noe, and Clay M. Stearns, re-
ceiver, may have or claim to have in
and to the said personal property or
any part or parcel tnereor, Is sub
ject to and subordinate to the lien
and claim of plaintiff under said
Mortgage, and for such other and
further relief as to the court may
seem just and equitable.
This Summons is published
against you under and by virtue of
an Order of Publication of Summons
Of the Hon. Dalton Biggs Circuit
Judge of Malheur County, Oregon,
made on the 4th day of May, 1922.
R. w. SWAGLER, Attorney for
Plaintiff, residing at Ontario,
Oregon.
Date Of first publication May 4,
1922.
Date of last publication June 15,
1922.