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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE

NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE
CLAIMS
No. 1881
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the County
of Benton
In PrObate)
In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA
r. KNAUB, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Letters Parliamentary on the Estate Of
Anna r. Knaub, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned, on the 18th day
of March, 1885, by the said Superior
Court.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to serve them
with the necessary vouchers upon me
at the Office of Moulton & Powell, Ken
neWick, Washington, within six months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice. to-wit, within six months
after the 28th day of March, 1885,
and file the same with the clerk of
this Court together with proof of such
service, or they shall be forever barred.
Dated at Kennewick, Washington,
this 9th day of March, 1885.
WILLARD j. KINCAID, Executor
BY Moulton & Powell,
His Attorneys
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L. A. Codding, Fred Gilhuly, w. j.
Jenkins, Roy Gibbins, Earl Freebury,
F. A. English, George McConnachie,
Norman Anglin and E. F.. Newton OF
the local Masonic lodge drove to
Pasco Wednesday evening to attend
a meeting Of the Pasco Masonic lodge.
Mr.. Anglin read paper before the
body. The next meeting Of this kind
will be held In Kennewick next month
at which time a paper from the Ben
ton City lodge will be read.
Mrs. Marie Beyers returned home
Saturday from visit with relatives
In Wenatchee and Ellensburg. Mrs
Beyers was visiting with her mother
when the latter celebrated her seth
birthday
The Roy Beene family has moved
into the house on the John McFee
ranch recently occupied by Mrs Addie
Foster and her family
Ruby and Marguerite Penn arrived
by train last Saturday to spend their
spring vacation with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Penn. They will be
here until Saturday.
Mrs. F. NJ Barrett of Portland, Ore
gon, has been the guest for the past
two weeks of her mother-in-laW, Mrs
G. F. Barrett. Although Mrs. Barrett
plans TO return to Portland Friday, hel
son Forrest will visit for a while longer
with his grandmother.
Flora Montgomery and Joe Durane
arrived Saturday to spend the week.
end with Mrs. Cordelia Montgomery
They returned to Ellensburg, where
Flora attends the Normal School, earl.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Keen and Dicl
were Yakima visitors Wednesday.
Arthur Fairbanks of Seattle spen
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. II
v. Martin.
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Mrs. Jack Jackson of Seattle arrived
on this (Thursday) mornings train
to visit for a time at the home of her
brother, Alex Parke.
u \ r.
Mrs. George Chase and son Tony
drove to Pasco Saturday morning and
then on to Flarrah and home by way
OF Yakima.
Ward Johnson, Desota Creamery
agent, was in White Bluffs on business
Tuesday.
Charles Muzzey of Seattle died Sun
day evening from injuries received in
an automobile accident on Friday. He
was the son of a sister of w. H. Kirby
of Allard and had visited here several
times
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8-ACRE FARM in In-B-TWeen;
grapes, fruit, good house; for rent for
paying water and taxes. Write A. E.
Fairbanks, HOS White Bldg, Seattle,
or see H. " Martin, White Bluffs or
Roy Beene, Hanford. 1tp28.
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The eyes Of Europe's tennis fans are
on Gem Hoahing who is pictured in
action at Cannes. At the age Of thir-
teen the girl is veritable gem" of
the tennis courts, holding her own
with such stars as Bunny Austin, Won
Cramm and Brugnon. She is said to
Suzanne was the "child wonder" Of
the courts
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-28
JUNIOR CLUBS CHEESE MAKING
DEMONSTRATION POSTPONED

The cheese-making demonstration
that Mrs. Hansen and Miss Opal Jen-
kin were to give on April in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church, under
the auspices of the Junior Women's
club, has BEEN postponed until fur
ther notice.
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a. Beck
81 Although
child healthy help
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The H. A. Leander family is plan
ming to move soon into the house on
the Edwards tract, formerly owned by
Fred Rea. They have stayed at the
home of j. E. Leander since their ar
rival here from Iowa last month.
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Plenty of soap and water will often
take out fresh paint stains on wash
able clothings and works wonders with
old stains that are first softened with
oil, lard or butter.
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MACHINE WORK WANTED

Let us do your work on spray pumps,
irrigation pumps and other repair work.
We have large supply of replacement
parts for DeLaval pumps, ETC., gears,
sprockets, etc. All work done by expert
operators. McIlvanie Machine Works,
Phone Yakima 1860, IL S. Sixth Ave,
Yakima, Wash. 8tc7.
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FOUND-Keytainer at dance Sat.
Owner may have same by identifying
and paying for this ad, at Spokesman
office
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Want Ads

WANTED TO BUY-Hand pump,
COW, good used furniture. H. A. Lee
ander. 1tp28.
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TWO HEIFERS, coming fresh, for
sale. Tom Wade 2tc28
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FINGER WAVES, Marcels, Mani
cures, Facial and Scalp Treatments
Jane Remlinger, White Bluffs.
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BAND DANCE; APRIL FOOLS
PARTY TO BE GIVEN LATER

Because of the mumps epidemic, the
April First party, planned by the Jul
nior Womens club members for their
husbands, has been postponed until la
ter in the month.
The Band dance originally planned
for this Saturday, March 80, has been
postponed for one week. 1t will be held
at Liberty hall on the night of April
|6
According to word received from st.
Elizabeth's hospital Mrs. Anna Jaeger
is we'll on the road to recovery and
has gotten along nicely since her OPP
Grafton two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Henderson and
daughter Julia of Seattle and Mrs
Rosalie Gawler of Yakima were in
White Bluffs Wednesday.
| *
James and Earl Wade, who have
SpeHC IIle WulCeI LII Sd1Aolllld, dlAu
their aunt, Mrs Mary Norton Of Can
TIL California, arrived at the A. c.
Wade home Tuesday. After short
VISIT Earl and Mrs. Norton plan to
return this week to California while
James will stay with his parents here
Hazel Montgomery spent last week
visiting with her mother and brothers
here, returning to Yakima Saturday
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brandsen movec
this week into the house on the Wilbur
Morford tract.
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Preacher Out On
Bond In Shooting
Said to Have Slightly
Wounded Negro Child

MOBILE, Ala. May 20. (UP).
Rev. r. M. Hunter, elderly pastor
Of a Baptist church here and
prominent in religious circles, was
arrested last night on a citation of
discharging firearms in the city
limits.
Officers asserted the preacher
wounded a negro child. Rev. Hun
ter declared he was shooting at a
cat. The child was not thought Sc
riously wounded.
Hunter was released on bond.
Several years ago Hunter filed
complaint at police headquar,
tiers in which he protested noises
negroes made in the streets near
his home, and of negro children
pulling up flowers planted on Dor,
ders of the sidewalk adjacent to
his home.
Chief of Police Warren BurcE
in 1888 took the Baptist preacher
, to headquarters after an alleged
attack on a blind negro in front
of his home. The negro said Hun.
ter threatened him with shove!
as he tapped his way along the
sidewalk in front of the Hunter
home. The preached said he "only
scared" the blind man with the
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CIVIL ACTIONS
BEING HEARD
Lehman Co. Wins Contract
Suit; Consent judy
ments Recorded

The superior court today was
hearing the case of D. c. Wealth
ers against the Gulf Refining
company and A. c. Hewitt, in
which the plaintiff is seeking
$4,000 damages on the allega-
ton that he was forced from a
lucrative partnership by the CO.
defendants.
In the case of Mrs. Lillian F.
Stewart against the Prudential
Insurance Company of America,
in which the plaintiff was seek
ing to collect $1,000 insurance on
John Stewart, who allegedly
drowned in Lake Lure last sum-
mer, the jury held yesterday af-
ternoon that Stewart was dead
and that his death was accidental.
Judgment has not been signed in
the case.
In the case of the Williamson
Heating company against the W:
ID. Lehman company, Inc, a suit
of alleged breach Of contract, the
Jury held that the defendant was
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went through the halls softly !;
once she met John in the door
way and he smiled at her wear
lily, gently.
"John, is she-are you going
to be able to-"
Don't ask me now. / don't
know" He looked desperately
tired. you'd better lie down and
get some rest yourself"
"Oh. Pm all right. / simply
couldn't go home. | wouldn't be
able to sleep anyhow"
She went down again to the IL
brary where Mrs. Parker, prop
ped with pillows and sustained by
her husband, was waiting.
The woman's haggard eyes
sought her face. katharine, if
Zoe dies, Pll-"
Don't talk that way, Mama"
Henry Parker patted his wife's
hand. "She can't die. We won't
let her." They were simply peo-
pie again, this house and all the
grandeur they had acquired
meant nothing to them.
"Henry, do you remember
when she cut her head so badly
on that radiator? She was four
I'll never forget it :"
Mrs. Parker burst into wild
weeping. Already they were talk
ing as if Zoe were dead, thought
Katharine, fear clutching at her
heart.
The night wore through. There
was blaze of light over this
water. Light poured into the
sickroom. where q small figure
Law stretched on a carved and
gilded bed. The nurse extin-
guished the bulb that dangled
hospital-wise, in a twist of white
:. paper. The room was very still
DR.. Kaye went to the door. He
/ still wore his black broadcloth
but he had long since discarded
} the coat with the satin lapels. In
his shirtsleeves and braces he
looked oddly grim.
Katharine was in the hall
curled IN on window seat. She
brushed her hand across her eyes
as the doctor appeared.
"Oh, John, / think | must have
dozed off just for an instant.
had the most awful dream ,
His face startled her. 1t was Sc
drawn. "Johnny," she isn't-shc
hasn't ="
He could not speak. Katharine
crorched low, as if to ward off
a blow.
F., ITO be continued)
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doctor, and I'll be better tomor-
row, perhaps"
John Kaye had his finger on
her pulse now; his quiet eyes
were examining her.
81 have something in my kit"
he said. cts right there on the
chair, Katharine"
The tall, slender girl in white,
with the fair hair brushed like
golden casque on her head.
found the leather case and gave
it to him in one fuiet movement
John Kaye smiled at her; she was
so cool and sure of herself, SO
aloof, apparently, from earthly
troubles. Katharine recognized
the quality of his smile and an.
swered it in kind. John was
good! Whenever he was around
you felt safe.
"This will do the trick. Two
of these now. You'll sleep like
a log"
Gail right" Zoe said docilely
81 want to battle my face,
think. Back in a minute"
-! Katharine and DR.. Kaye waited
as she disappeared into the gilt
tering, tiled bathroom. TIL icy
could hear the rushing of water
Then a thud.
John Kaye rushed for the door
1t was locked.
"The balcony~ gasped Kath
arine. "You can get in through
the bathroom window"
The doctor hooked his leg ovel
the sill. He was out of sight
| Katharine waited, her heart thud
ding painfully. Zoe-how awful
+, What would they find?
t The key grated in the lock
| DR.. Kaye stood in the doorway
E Zoe's body in his arms. I
strangely limp Zoe, her fac
l stained by a brownish liquid.
"White of egg, quickly,
4 grated the doctor. Katharin
=. never knew how they got througl
j the confusion that followed. Bell
ringing-people hurrying to an
: fro through the corridors. Mrs
Parker was there, her face strain
ed and white. And there was
nurse with dark hair under
, flyaway cap.
f F'However did it happen?
walled Zoe's mother. Katharin
: said something nervous and rath
> er garbled about Zoe's desperat
: haadache-John Hayes prescrlr
. ton.
"She just got the wrong med
p cine, that's ALL" Katharine sale
tying to make the lie sound rea
sonable.
ooh, Katharine, do you thin
: 500" Terror looked out Of tn
older woman's eyes. katharine
it wasn't anything else? She wa
e happy lately, wasn't she? 1t wa
: not-wasn't the other?"
| "How could it be? You had t
lie to mothers, Katharine reflec'
| ed. Zoe's mother couldn't hav
' borne to know what her chill
) had gone through that summe
, night. Life was sometimes to
black and pitted with terror
l All through the night the
lfonUht for Zoe's life. Katharin
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Sumner TweQfke6zt1
By Mabel MeEIIiott O 1895. NEA Service. Inc.

thing else she wanted. AT a
NEGATIVE shake of the head, the
maid went away. Katharine sat
down beside the girl.
zoe, won't you talk about il?
1t would help, maybe"
Aoe twisted her small body
about so that her face was again
burrowed into the pillow.
10 away, why don't you?
Leave me alone. Oh, Pm diving
that's what it is. This awful feel
in" - can't stand it," Sud
denly she sat up with one violent
movement, clutching her head in
her hands.
81 was going to marry him
do you hear? l didn't believe
what people said, didn't care
what he'd been in the past But
now I've seen him with that
that devil. Now | know how he
feels. Why, he never wanted me
for a minute. was fool. He
was laughing at me-laughing all
the time"
Katharine did not try to stem
the tide of the other girls suf-
! fering. 1t was dreadful to look
upon-the rawness and newness
of the wound she had received.
THAT'S why / want to die,
Kay. You've got to help me.
can't couldn't live after this.
Couldn't face it. The way he's
been laughing at me. And that
woman, too. Did you see hel
look at me, as if she was anus,
, ed?" ...
At the recollection Zoe groanet
again.
Katharine said, very gently
"You made mistake, dear. THAI
was all. We all do that. AnC
you're only 20. Do you suppose
there is a single person of Al
today who can't look back on al
early mistaken"
''I'm through" Zoe said Will
finality. 'Life-it's done for me
Kay. You don't know-ah, you
don't know. What wouldn't
give to be like you! Nothing
seems to hurt YOU"
Katharine said nothing to this
There was nothing one could say
Zoe was like deaf woman, 8
blind woman. She was aware Of
nothing but her own raw wound
There were steps on the stairs
and Katharine, distracted by thu
responsibility of her charge, wa!
relieved to see DR.. Kaye at the
door. @
Johnny, can't you give hel
something to make her sleep?"
Zoe overheard. She rose, sway
ing giddily.
ttDr. Kaye, you can't do any
thing for me. Katharine shoulC
not have bothered you. Pm sorry
Just go away and leave mt
alone" There was a kind of des
perate dignity about the small
figure.
"Zoe, dear, your mother anC
father will be home soon. The!
won't know what's happened. d.
you want to brighten them?'
Katharine asked her gently.
''That's true. That's true" Zo'
seemed suddenly tractable. "Yor
rive me something to sleep on
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aRcIN HERE TODAY /.

n
k,th.rine Ssrykhurst dausn-
,.r Of wealthy Victor Strykn1rst,
Is deeply attracted by mis 5.
I..thsro. who runs Hding
.cbooL Katharine is diseonten,sA
and restless under her ssepmo.n-
.r'. rule. Thrown from a nSls''
she is taken to the home ofisio-
-, Mr.er, who once was IN love
iii Katharine's father. woe
!. drawn to the girl and they oe
come friends. -
Dr. John Kaye, just back from
Europe, visits the Strykhursts.
Zoe Parker, Katharine closest
friend, is in love with Gibbs Lar
/ kin, and persists in seeing hum IN
.u;ter of her parents objections
Katharine asks DIR. Kaye 20 help
| hSr keep Zoe from clipping with
Gibbs. They take Zoe to a might
club where she sees Gibbs with a
notorious woman. Zoe threatens
20 do AWAY with herself.
The same night Michael Is IN
veigIed into taking Sally Moon
to the same club.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVIII
Katharine said very softly. in
TO the telephone, John, | wish
would come over-if you can get
away, that is. Is there bridge
OF something?"
She was at the instrument IN
the upper hall of the Parker
house. Zoe was not 10 feet away
Gerda, for the moment, was with
| Zoe. Katharine had explained
that Miss Zoe had a splitting
headache. She wanted to call
lDr. KAYE, but Zoe had protested,
I John said yes, there was bridge,
but he could manage it.
"Gracia-Mrs. McIlvaine-lust
ran in" he said. She'll take my
hand"
| In spite of her relief, in spite
lof her fear for Zoe. Katharine
could not refrain from making q
grimace. Of course, Gracia would
be over! As soon as she knew
John Kaye was in lnmcock.
Gracia had put on her prettiest
frock, made up her plump face
as seductively as she knew how
and very casually happened in"
at the Strykhursts'. Just hike
Gracia. And, if she could man
ape it, she would break her en-
gagement to that nice army of
ficer and marry John Kaye her
self :,
"She's years older than he is
Katharine said rather angrily.
She went back to Zoe's room.
Zoe had refused to permit her
self to be undressed. She was
living on the bed, her evening
sandals, stained with mud and
dew, dragging the pretty cover
let awry. Her face was lead
color. Her blue eyes, open wide,
had a sort of dead look in them.
Gerda asked if there was any
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Bond Made By Z
Caught In Raid

Pete Gianakos and John Angus
tinos made bond in the sum of
$4O0 each yesterday afternoon be-
fore Magistrate w. L, Miller fer
their appearance at a preliminary
hearing on next Tuesday at 10
o'clock to face charges of violat-
ing the prohibition law.
The two men were arrested yes
terday afternoon when city and
county officers raided The Pas
time, Main street lunch room, and
seized II pints Of bonded liquor.
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SPAIN GRATIFIED
BY FILIPINO VOTE

MADRID, Spain, May 20. CUP
Tie Spanish parliament yesterday
approved by reclamation a pro-
posa to congratulate the Philip
pine Islands on the outcome Of
them recent plebiscite, favoring
early independence from United
Stat IS rule. The islands were
seizal. from Spain at the end of
the last century, in the Spanish
American war.
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roof and
bridge paint at special. prices
for a few days. See us for all
your paint requirements. Ng-
by-Morrow Company, Lumber,
Builders Supply, Millwork.
Fourth avenue east. Phone W.
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HOLIDAY SKUNK

SPOKANE, Wash. (UP).-Stu-
dents at Lewis g. Clark high school
did little studying for several days,
after a skunk apparently tangled
with one of the ventilators and
made his presence known over the
buildings up-to-date ventilating
system
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not indebted to the plaintiff.
Two consent judgments were
recorded as a result of an auto
mobile accident on December IL.
1884. In the case of S. c. Garner
against John E. Dix the plaintiff
was given a 500 consent judg-
ment, and in the case Of Mildred
Jones, by her next friend, j. p.
Jones, a consent judgment of
500 was given against the same
defendant.
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ROOFING. Competition roofing
ra;siI1g in price. Let US furnish
Won with Certain-teed COMPOST
tion shingles and roll roofing.
SIX cedar air dried shingles.
wheeling channel drain. Cop
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fonyille Supply and Coal Com
many. Everything in the build
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RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL, qts.,
heavy ACC, Wine Cardui CSC,
milk magnesia, PTS, 29c, Water
bury's compound 79c, Black
Draught 15c. Freeze Drug
Company.
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OWNERS of Norge RollAtor ke'
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves.
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up to $11 a month.
Brunson Furniture Company.
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WE BUY USED FURNITURE.
Reliable Furniture Company,
opposite courthouse. Call AL:
w.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds'
County. city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
so. o. Roy Keith, Real Estate
American Bank Bldg.
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YOU NEED NOT buy your Of
flee supplies from out-ot-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Baker,
Art Gallery. .s.-.
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Special Notices

THE FASHION SHOP has knit
ting and crochet yarns, knit
ting needles. Instructions given
Mrs. Zeta B. Lentz in charge.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. 6. Brun.
son Furniture Company.
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LIBERAL, DIVIDENDS viii be
distributed June 3Oth to share
holders in First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association ASK
about,5it.
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PRIME RIB ROAST, really trim
med. Csc. PAGES Market.
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house Ex-
Ia lot. Garage. Out build
bg Two miles out. Just off
IghEay. Fiat Rock section.
ffse $3.50. Anders & Rector,
ll2 North Main street. =
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For Sale
uouse, and Real Estate

In rev four-room cottage,
- level land, favorably
- gyen miles out, $3.50.
J,ss Phillips Co., 131 Fifth
ayeR9 Nst.
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BIZ REET-Esbt-room house,
furnished, fIe bedrooms, two
baths. Phone 1851.