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In The Struggle 10 sstoblsh normoI homes and
living conditions In HE world all notions look 10
America. 10 save civilization this notion must d.
vslop tue Chrision citizens Of all oees.
The Leadership needed Is not 10 b found In
suvems, soloons, brswsrss and disfiI|sries Of the
lond. must come from churches and homes Of
true Chfision fothen and mothers.
The future Of our notion. civilization itsslf Do.
ponds upon he people who are at church on Sun.
doy and not those who are In The police eourh end
emergency hospisols o. At home suffering from Q
weekend drinking pory.
By ow living hobfs We support The churches and
she bsisss things o. Institutions which represent Tho
Opposite. The time Is here for svsyons 70 take
position We bslisvs America will meet HE ehoI.
lsnos and shot greet swing In public thinking 3
developing toward tlse churches Of The lend end
the things they represent. true chrission living.
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION
SlJ9 AacA1e 0UllDeNe SEATTLE J. WAHamoJoo
As8ssisss lsssss q A~sres oMeisi Psb1dh
- ade ars sponsored b. local churches and indiv
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sUNMONs BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THR
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR BENTON COUNTY
1 1ARTa1 r Hexa1sHiE x ~ T2lsN
TON and MABEL G. NoULT0N. hus.
hand and wife,
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON: THE
UNKNOWN HEIRS Of A. WARNER,
bachelor, deceased. H. CLYDE NELSON.
Trustee and individually. and JANE DOE
NELSON; true =, na . MvI Irk1ov nxsp NJ =
husband and wife. ORvA EVANS. THE
SON and JANE DOE NELSON or either
of them If both or either be deceased. the
nS HEiRs q 81 = Or etSep Il
them il both or either be deceased and the
UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ORVA EVANS
If she be deceased, and all other parties
unknown claiming any right, title. estate.
lien or interest in and to the real property
plant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON 10
THE SAID DEFENDANTS: Ths vn-
Known heirs Sf A; ,, M.sn:F; 80! 1890 sSi
individually. d. K. AkFidee and Ffankts
s. Akridge, husband and wife. 0Fys Evans.
The Unknown Heirs Of II. Clyde Nc!soo
and Jane Doe Nelson Or either Of theo
II both or either Be dee:ased. The W
s. Akridse or either Of them e both g
either Be deceased and The UnlnoWn
Heirs Of Orva Evans u ehe b deeeaced.
and al other parties unknown e!aimine
any right. title. estate. lea Or interest
thereof described In the Compliant:
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within sixty days after the date Of
the first publication OF this Summons
to-wit: Within sixty days after the sth
above entitled action In the show. q.
titled court and answer the Complaint
Of the Plaintiffs and serve . copy
Of your Answer upon the undefsteneo.
Attorneys for Plsintiffs. at their otttee
1 os.e 70 tod 70 % jade.%.nt Vim b: rcas.sd
against you according 10 the demand OF
the Complaint which has besn filsd With
the Clerk Of said Court
The object Of this action = 70 recover
judgement against the Defendants. I'd.
judsing the Plaintiffs Martha Nsvma.
and the plaintiffs Nm Noulton and Mabel
C. Noulton. husband and wife e b ne
owners In fee simple Of the following
described real property te.Wtt:
Nor es ssos quarter e eaEx, Of sse..Sa =.
Township 8 North. Range % EW1 ktne
northeasterly Of the Spokane. Poteland
and Seattle Railway Company right q
way, except the North GLE acres OF the
Northwest quarter Of the Southwest quar-.
ter Of the Northeast quarter.
and quieting title In said Plaintiffs against
the Defendants.
The further object Of said aet3oa q g
recover judgement In favor Of r1aintif6:
Helen K. Carson and II. Il Aoulton and
Mabel G. Noulton. husband ana we.
against al Defendants ed3udgtng floin'
tiffs to be the owners IN Zee simple Of tie
following described real property to-wtt:
The West half (Wx) Of the Meth.
west quarter (NWkl Of the Noethea.e
quarter (NEk) and the North ~
acres Of the Northwest quarter (NWx)
Of the Southwest quarter (8Wx) Of tho
Northeast quarter (NExl IN IN See&5oa
e, Township North. Range - 3W0
EXCEPT canal and railroad right q Way..
and quietin9 Plaindffs title in and g sa3d
real property against TIE Os3eod1o6.
In addition % the SoEegoeaG e6joee -
stated Plaintiffs pray 1oe general equitable
relief.
NoULToN 4 POWELL
AttoenayS Soe P1aintif6s
Office Ind p. q. Addra0
XsnnoWicl. WaGhingeoa
ll:s-l9:ls
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL AC.
COUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION

NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL AC.
COUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
No. 2362
In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Washington, In and for Benton County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Dora Al.
brecht. Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that Emil A.
brecht. executor Of the above entitled es-
tate. has filed his Final Account and Pc.
tition for Distribution in the office of the
Clerk OF the q bove entitled court and that
the court IL asked to settle said Final Ac
count. to distribute the property Of said
estate 70 the heirs or persons entitled to
the same and to discharge the executor.
Said Final Account and Petition for Dis
tribution viii be heard by the court at the
Court House in Prosser., Benton County,
Washington, on the 9Th day Of December,
1915. at the hour OF $3.50 o'clock in the
forenoon.
EMIL ALBRIGHT. Executor
By Aoulton & Powell. his attorneys.
IL :S.ll 20
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ington. his final account @ such admin.
istrator. and . petition for the Distribution
Of said estate. In which the Court q asked
to settle said estate. distributing the pro-
perry to the heirs or persons entttied to
the same. and discharge the said Admin
istrator, and that the 9Th day Of Deeem.
Der. 1915. at so A. n. at the Court
House Of said Superior Court, IN the City
Of Prosser. In said Benton County. hes
been duly appointed By said Superior
Court for the hearing and settlement OF
said estate adj petition for distribution. At
which time and place any persons inter
ested in said estate may appear and fue
their objections In writing thereto. and
contest the same.
James Leavy, Administrator. II :S.ll -
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ment roll and at which time the
Board Of Directors will hear and
determine such objections to said
roll as may come before them.
Given by order Of the Board Of
Directors this 9Th day of Novem-
Der, 1945. Frank b. Mason, Sec
rotary. 11:1S-11:20
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NOTICE

Ann,,..e;. e.. T-xS., =. mt. A.
c Hpys.S W .oI g.. Tye;i;"on: Oh e %
SC M.s ~. WclS Ior Oeanxss'on OF WAFER.
M MCesee - nele1y eaven:
An.s "a secSfccnee Win Sne proy,s,ons
g." ~ oa 4. 1e.s - 20 Vc ~
SeoS sypo Sone -, Nv: loz StsI
oooy; .nu .enSseoEy. toeteot ana
ssupp s:n T eners'e: Known q the Rec
I.Msts3n ~; enG IN eccoroance with An
Act OF the Legislature Of the State Of
Mssnineson approved March .. 1908 IL.
iy0o. Cnap: SSI, and the Act OF said Leg.
1snt9re IL. !9l7, Chap. IT'D approved
Aafen ~. 10Y. amendstory thereof and
supplemental thereto. application has been
mace y the Departmene OF the Interior
o! the United States 70 the State Super
VISOR Of Hydraulics 81 the State Of Wash
inEtcn for IN extension Of the time within
which the following specifically named
waters OF the Yakima River watershed.
Wa:htnfton. SHAH remain withdrswn and
subject 70 no appropriatioa under the
!sws Of the State Of Washineton except
that OF the United States. - follow:
An Of the waters Of certain streams and
lakes which were unappropristed on Nay
10: 1905. to-Wte:
The Yakima River and IN IT. following
named branches and tributary streams
flowing int the Yakima river: IN lakes,
ponds. and spFingl In tie drainage ara
Of the Yakima River ineluding Lake
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necessary Tor the payment Of Tie ameunt
secured b said mortgage.
A further object Of this action @ 70 -.
cover judgement establishing plaintif6s'
mortgage Hen - prior and superior 70
The rights OF every kind and character
Whatsoever now claimed or asserted b. q
on behalf Of each and IN Of said defe0d.
ants. and for general equitable relief.
NOULTON Z POWELL
Attoneys for Plaintiffs
Office and Post Office
Addre0: Kennewick. Wash.
1925 :ll.&O
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR BENTON COUNTY
SOPHIA RASSON,
Plaintiff
AwALD RASsoN,
STATE OF wAsHrScToN,To: XWxID

You are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date Of the
first publication Of this Summons, to-Wit |:
Within sixty days from the LIST day Of
November. 1916. and defend the shove
entitled action In the Superior Court OF
answer the Compliant Of the picintiff
and serve . COPY OF your answer on The
un6ersigned attorneys for plaintiff at
their office below stated. and In case q
cree win be rendered against you accord
Ing To- the demand Of the Complaint.
WA5eA 10 beea filed with the Clerk Of
the Court. The object Of this action b
to obtain . Decree Of Divorce from Tie
defendant b. the plaintiff On the groand
Of cruel Treatment Of the plaintiff b.
the defendant
Horrigan. Horrigan Z Leavy
Attorneys for Plainti6
P.O. Address:
P.O. Box 62o
Paseo. Washinston
ll:l.l2 q
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE

In the Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington, in and for Benton County.
lin Probate)
In the matter of the Estate Of Simon
Ringland. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that James
Leavy, the Administrator Of the above =.
tate. has rendered and presented for set
Element to. and filed in. the Superior
Court Of Benton County, State Of Wash.
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SUMMONS

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Washington, in and for Benton County.
John Adam Nclnturff, Plaintiff
W.
Helen Laura Mclnturff. Defendant.
The State Of Washington, to Helen Lau.
n McInturff. defendant: You are hereby
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NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION OF
ASSESSMENT ROLL OF THE
COLUMBIA IRRIGATION
DISTRICT

NOuce ID 0eTeOy gwen tnat the
assessment roll Of the Columbia
Irrigation District is now on file
ia the office Of the secretary and
Board Of Directors at 10 Kenne-
wick Avenue, Kennewick, Wash
ington, and that the Board will
meet in their office on Saturday,
December 5, 1915, at 1870 pm. as
q Board Of Equalization, for the
purpose Of eQualizing said assess
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LATIN-AMERfcAN DOMINATION?

0s-Prelminary proceedings at San Fran
cisco illustrate the power. OF Latm-Ameri-
can Republics which have nearly half of
the votes in the Conference.
1t should be noted that almost With
out exception the Latin American nations
are not controlled by their peoples and that
they have suffered very little from actual
participation in the great war.
While it is possible that the Latin
American countries will follow the leader
ship of the United States, it should be I'M
derstood by every American that European
and Asiat:c nations are not going TO BE
willing to participate in any world orga-
nization dominated BY. the countries of the
We1tern Hemisphere.
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JAPAN IN BAD WAY
How long win It take to knock out

How long win It take to knock out
Japan?
You had your guess about Germany,
and some of you probably were right, and
now you may make your guess about Japan
and may be right again.
But don't make the time too long
about Japan, because there, is n tendency
now in this country and Great Britain 10
believe that the Japs will be hors de COM
bat in much quicker time than we had
thought before. And that view probably
will turn out to be correct aps
The Japs, like the Germans, cannot
fight when they have, little with which to
fight Day after day they are losing more
planes than they can replace and are los
ing also oil refineries and war plants of
various kinds.
Just how fast the war and industrial
plants in the Jap homeland can be knocked
out may be estimated by the raid on Ma
goya. Five hundred Superforts destroyed
II square miles of that city in 90 minutes.
When several hundred raids of that scope
are made, and they will be made, there will
be little of Japan left.
Cries over Radio Tokyo indicate that
he laps. are aware, that their country, is
scheduled for destruction, and they are
the United States has the.
power to accomplish that aim, Besides it
will not be long before the RAE hombers,
(which did mudhtb devastates Germany, will
he blasting the, Jap homeland.
That 500fplane Superfort raid may be
considered as at,t.,starter".., for it will re-
quire great deal Of time for the United
States and Great Britain to shift the power
that had been used in the European area
to the Pacific, but when that time comes
Japan will be in bad way.
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YsyEL1Ast 74OtApSONI

Fixed. That is all ! want from
Santa Claus. .
.Are you trying 70 hglp Kay
oltt?. he KIDD s. = ~.
.No. s'se seii audacity.
"rn tr,.Fast to 3 lYsen. I'm
overcoale sc the 1. af a lonely
day
IIMMY'S eye1 'eved across the
u room Is nd DR.. Warner.
They swere l....~-1g, with nay >
ilIuinined fee uplifted to ms.
Two people in love ii he'd ever
seen it! He felt a little lonely as
he looked down at Bahs. :.
ASweet kid" he whispered.
"How do you get around me? But
you win; provided you let me get
one punch at him.
mo" she laughed. "You might
get punched back and I'm think
ing OF tomorrow.
She was thinking: oh, jimmy,
Jimmy. I love you. belleve IN
YOU. And who knows what may
happen on Christmas Day?
Then he spoke into her dreams.
81 guess it will always be Kay
for mel" he said. But he smiled
down at her, and unused, Yet
will it be? And why?"
|KAY dressed in happy excite
N ment the next day. She was
wearing new dress for this
special occasion and she sang
softly as she moved about her
Kay srifFad the fresh woodsy
odor Of the vfolets. There was a
small velvet case in her dresser
drawer from q fatnous jewelers.,
/ ii held d pair Of diamond clips
accompanied by Jimmy card.
She'd return it tomorrow, Il
wouldn't be fair to him to keep
it-when she intended marrying
another man. That is, if he asked
her. But she'd tell Jimmy first
of all.
Rex Warner came in, tail and
handsome in his heavy overcoat'
He looked down at Kay with a
smile in his grave, dark eyes :.
She was thinking as she held
out her hand: He loves me. too
I can feel it in that inexplicable
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Chapter 20

Chapter 20
pABS was looking over Tomn'ys
- shoulder and he heard her
exclamation of surprise. On,
there's Or. Warnerl'
u seemed to them like scene
on s1e cinema screen as they
watched Kay's face turn in glad
surprise to welcome the doctor.
They saw her blue eyes glow as
il 3 thousand candles sad been
lighted behind them. They saw
her lips curve in a happy smile.
Jimmy was the first to look
away. Then suddenly his eyes
cleaned with his old reckless ex-
preston. His voice held a forced
gaiety. "I'm going to find a drink.
After all, it's Christmas Ever
Babs felt her heart sink.
"Please, Jimmy, don't" she plead
ed. Then her eyes chung to his,
and she added softly, Il like you
so much without it" =
"You like me without it? Well,
that's something. You can see that
Kay doesn't care for me, with or
without Tell me-" he murmured,
what do you see when you look
at me like that? Now be honest,
Babs."
II see the ruin Of a fine body
and what could be a brilliant
mind. She paused, and then add
ed with reluctance, .And a son
whose father might be proud OF
himF
sYou are priceless, Babs. I hope
Santa Claus is good to you."
ssSame to you.
Jimmy glanced across the
room. sKay looks as IL Santa
Claus has already been to see
hers he stated. sand all ] really
want is a punch at Warmers
handsome noSel" Babs decided to
take matters into her own hands.
"He has asked her to have din
ner with him tomorrow" Which
was not exactly true, but none
the less adequate If it worked,
she decided.
well, she promised me first"
Babs plunged boldly. aGive
them their day, Jimmy. And you
take me. Then everyone will be
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Industry fears it will not be

Industry fears it will not be able to
support high wage levels because of the let
down in wartime production. Definitely
the prevailing high wages cannot be main
tanned if business is to be profitable, and
without profit business will cease. Labor
is a commodity like butter and eggs and
the price rises and falls according to sup
ply and demand. The physical law of gray
ity also applies. and what goes up must
come down
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MEDAL FOR. NEWSMEN


Wepres ag IN + and g5 rs vs.
A9pergpeQ shpuld appreciate thengeQmpll7r
fnemt Implied in the introduction of a bill
in Congress to sa;lshS4q3is sasazf&as
service news imedaRf for American news
papermen, radio men and news photog-
raphers.
Just the same, representatives of the
press and the radio will do we'll to beware
Of recognition and honors that depend upon
/ he reaction OF officials to their work.
In many cases, we have no doubt,
newsrlen and photographers deserve some
stamp Of approval upon what they do. 1t
would be much better, however, that an
award be undertaken by acceptable news
saper and fhdio organizations rand that
oeans' implicitly sesfAkffSSS, and f officials
q i auias $50 to- attend ostheh own 'particu-
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sonnet Il .9',e reaches out TO me.
sPerl4.p eall telE me SO todayi
Perhaps, on this Christmas Day
he'll say. II love you, Kay. Will
YOU marry me?r And I'll have
that ito remember all the Christ
mas Days we'lI spend together.
You look as happy as ! pic-
tture on a Christmas card" he
lsaid, following her into the hall.
/ '.Oh, ! am she answered
jeaqerly. "the one where Santa,
Claus has inst, been and left all
his gifts. :
aGifts?''
eyes, have so many
She turned to q table laden
with gaily-wrapped packages.
s'I'm taking most Of these to the
children's Clinic" she told him.
"Hold out your arms and I'll pile
'en up"
DIR. Warmer smiled as Kay
placed the packages in his arms.
Then she gathered up the others
and they went out to his car.
laughing with the Joy of being
together.
TT was onithe drive home when
i Kay noticed that Rex had not
I,spoken word for some time. She
Hooked at his grim face and felt a
l!rnonent of fear. He looked as If
1.-THE end of the world had come.
In the hail she drew off her hat
and coat. Turning to him. she
said in tremulous voice, !. lang
Iyour coat here. Maybe Liz VIII
Serve us some of her private stock
lsof peach wine" And she rnoged
Ion into the living room.
Then. though Kay was to live
lover the next few minutes tsou-
sands Of times during the re-
mainder other life, she was 4ar
to remember exactly how it hep-.
pened that she was in Rex's ar. 5,
| He had followed her into ts3
living room, and when she tur 4
| to look uL at him, she saw his
face was white They looked at
each other for long moment and
then he reached out and drew / er
| into his arms. Holding her cl 7e.
he murmured "Kay-Kay- ~
| darling" again and again.
To be continued
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
&C of these days we are 60
ing to quit worrying about what
we are going to worry about what
of these days"
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SISTER" KENNY

tftFtAa A&t%~e@~A AA~+t'As = 49,
nurse who developed method for treat
lnw Infantile paralysis. claims that .'for
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TODAY'S HOROSCOP

Today gives d loving and agree
able person, disposed to find
happiness in the ordinary routine
of life. The day may bring pow
err and authority, but may include
an arbitrary spirit, and thus
contradict the general tendency
TO TOLERANCE. Guard against this,
TO avoid the loss Of friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-17

LudDenny got home early from
the plant the other day, and
found his missus in the middle
of housekeeping, with the fur
niture moved around, and the
place a ShambleS.
Some men might have grun-
bled about getting precious lit
tie time on, and finding their
home upset. But not Lud. He
just took his coat of, and pitched
in and helped.
And when he got the last cur
tain in place, and stepped down
off the ladder, there was his mis-
sus with a tray of cold beer and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-17

- Willis J. Ballinger, economist,
adviser to Federal Trade Com
mission, born Washington, D. c.
A years ago
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L More Hosels and Apartments ...,
a Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
- uAiweEssrukead and So sntra ~ ga
cnnsoiidation Of County and City Gov
sEnnsnA. O.
= comnsshliy AuditoAaANxa
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Mrs. Alice T. Brown of St. Au-
gustine, is a guest of Mrs. James
Adams of Waddell avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-17

There are customs, in various areas
and among various people, that attest the
imbecility of man. - g. ,a.,.