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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-29

nssthsasese6 q ~ Spsksos. Pseta.sl
a1A 8eatfls Railway Company right q
Way. s1eepe IL Meth S.l3 oer0 Il u
Northwest quarter q he 0oatAWne 0uas.
Ter q tAs Northeast quarter.
and 0uietinG titls Ii said Plaiotiffs aeoinGe
tie Defendeats.
he further oA3sst q said eetien y .
recover judgenent in favor q P1alntlfes
Helen x. Cerson and u. =. 0oulton and
Aabel c. Noultsn. husband and wife.
against IN DeEeadants odjuAging Plain.
tiffs 30 BE the owners in Tee simple q IL
following described real property to-Wtts
Ths West half OVID Of The Nesth.
west quarter (NWxl Of the NortAeast
quarter (NEkD and the North e.l3
sctes Of The Northwest quarter (NWx1
Of tie Southwest quarter (SWxD Of tho
Northeast quarter (NEkl Ill tn Seetioe
.. ToWnship 3 North. Range - EW1
EXCEPT canal and railroad right Of VAN.
and Quieting P1aintifrs title IN and % sai1
real property against the Dsfeadaots.
In addition % the foregolAg oAjoc4 -
stated Plaintiffs pray for eenefal eouitabls
NouLToN 4 POWELL
AttoEneyS Tor Plaintiffs
Office and PS q. Addr1o
KennsWiek. WashinSto0
ll:s-l2:i3
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-29
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
SELL CITY PROPERTY, City
- Vnnonuirk Waahino fo0

SELL CITY PROPERTY, City
ct Kennewick, Washington.
ptice Is hereby given that the
kny Council Of the City Of Ken.
IAewick, Washington, will meet at
the City Hall on the 4th day Of
December, 1916, at the hour Of
eight o'cock p. M, for the purpose
of selling the following described
real property now belonging to the
said City of Kennewick. situated
in the City of Kennewick, County
of Benton, State Of Washington,
and more particularly described
as follows, to-Wit:
Lots thirteen u3), fourteen Q4),
tWenty-seven (2O and twenty
eight (28) in Block Two (2), First
Addition to Kennewick, according
to the officially recorded plat
thereof, recorded in volume / Of
plats, page II, records Of said Ben
ton county. "
At which time and place sealed
bids for the said real property will
be received and publicly opened.
All bids shall be sealed and shall
be accompanied by q deposit Of
five per cent (5%) in cash or GER
titled check of the amount Of the
bid. Bids may specify total price
for all of the four lots, or for one
or more lots, stating the price Of
fered for each lot and whether or
not the bid may be accepted as
to one or more lots and rejected as
to other lots. The lots shall
be sold to the bidder or bidders
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-29

making the best bid considered ia
connection with other bids for lots
not covered by the bidder, sub
ject to the right Of the City Of
Kennewick to reject any and all
! bids at the discretion Of the City
Council. The City Of Kennewick
will furnish q warranty deed upon
payment of the balance Of the
amount due upon the bid, full pay
ment to be made within thirty
days after written notice to the
bidder that his bid has been ac-
copied by the City Council or the
bid shall be void and the deposit
forfeited. Said deed will contain
title restrictions usual in the City
of Kennewick and the Columbia
Irrigation District, and will con-
tain q condition that the said bid
der shall erect q building upon the
said property within six months
after the date of the deed. con-
struction to begin ninety 900 days
after date of deed, the said build
ing to contain at least two thous-
and e, 00O feet square floor space
per lot, and if the said building Is
not completed within said six
months, that the said real property
shall revert to the City Of Ken
neWick.
All bids must state in writing
that they are made pursuant to
the restrictions and conditions
stated in the above Notice Of In
tention to Sell City Property.
BY order of the City Council
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-29

q. AHzsdss = sltAa e - z - .
sltAse - Aoesaooa 81 H. OnAD0Wl
Helm q 0Fvs evsss u - b 6eoeaeo4
a1a In seAse parties 1aknowa elA1A1a0
aay IigAt, title. ssesaa. No - ia9sc0e
in aDA o. IL Esal Dreooe0 e. eay Do1e
the90ol described d ~ Co0pla11e:
Yea sss hsrsA0 sunnsosd - ao0ea1
within sixty days a3e1e IL daAs g
Tie first D1A6eatjoo e tho 0100e0
to-wit: Within sixty days oftef tAe etA
day oe Nsvsnbse. ICES. and defend lie
shove satitlsd eseioo b H. eSovs =.
titled eouEt aAd ansWR IL Co0plai0t
a tAo Plai.tiffS --sAd 0eFve . copy
Of Jour Answer upel tAe uHdeeot9le4,
Attorney for p1aindf1s. q their olfles
below stased and IN eass q yosf IAN.
ufe - - - judgs0sat WI b FG0As9oe
againse pa ooeeedinG - tAe oe000d q
the Complaint which haG bosa 1flsd VIII
The Clerk q seid Coa1G
The ohjec& az tAiG aet3eo = % RECOVER
judee0snt against tie Defeadants. Cd
judging the Plaintiffs Martha NsWas1
and tie plaintiffs Mn. Noulton and 1abel
c. Houltoo. husband aud wife % b H.
owners In Ees sinpls Of Tie IolloWin6
described rsal property to.Nits
The Southwest quarter (SWA) Of tie
Northeast quarter (NEx) Of Section ..
Township North. Range - &W0 Wing
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR BENTON COUNTY
MARTHA NEWMAN, also knowa .
MARTHA TUCKER NEWMAN, HELEN
K. CARSON. spinster. and 7. II. ll0UI.
TON and MABEL 6. lOULTON. -.
band and wife,
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. THE
UNKNOWN HEIRS q a. WARNER.
bachelor. deceased. II. CLYDE NELSON.
Trustee and individually. and JANE DOE
NELSON. true name unknown, y. <
AKRIDGE and FRANKIE 8. AKRIDGE.
husband and wife, ORVA EVANS. THE
UNKNOWN HEIRS Of II. CLYDE MEL
SON and JANE DOE NELSON or either
Of them Il both or either Be deceased. the
UNKNOWN HEIRS Of p: Z. AKRDcE
them i both OF either Be deeeesed and the
II she be deceased. and an other parties
unknown claiming any right, title. estate.
lien or interest In and 70 the real property
or any part thereof described In the Com
plant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON 10
THE SAID DEFENDANTS: The o.
known heirs Of A. Warner, bachelor,
deceased. 81. Ctyde Nelson, Trustee and
individually. D. K. Akfidgs and Frantic
s. AkfidGe, husband and wife. Ofva 8van0,
The Unknown Heirs Of II. Clyde Nelsoa
and Jane Doe Ne3oon Or either Of then
II both or either Be deceased, the On
known Heirs Of D. x. Akridgs and Frsn1is
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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELEC-
TON

Notice Of general election In the
Columbia Irrigation District:
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual election for the
election of q member Of the board
of directors Of the Columbia Irri-
cation District win be held on the
18th day of December, 1915.
The polls will be open. at one
o'clock in the afternoon and will
close at o'clock in the evening
and the polling places viii be as
follows:
In precinct No. I, at the resi-
dence of Delmar Paulson.
In precinct No. 2, at the City
Hall, Kennewick, Washington.
In precinct No. 8, at the Finley
Grange Hall: Finley, Washington.
In precinct No. 4. at the Hover
store, Hover, Washington.
Given by order Of the Board Of
Directors, this 9Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1916. a
Prank B. Mason, secy.
i1:29-12:6
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In the Superior Court Of the State od
Warrington. In and for Benton County
In the matter OF the adoption By Carl
Emmett Baker and Emma b. Baker OF q
minor child
NOTICE Mo-.
To Oscar Thomas Rose:
You are hereby. notified that there has
been filed and IL now pending befors
the above entitled court, petition for the
adoption Of Ronald Edgar Rose.
Now, Therefore, You are hereby directed
and notified to appear before the above
on the 18th day Of December, 1915, and
state your objections to said petition for
adoption. and upon your failure to enter
such appearance and objection the same
win be deemed waived.
Dated this 21st day Of November, 1915.
BESS ROVER. Clerk. By Wilma Oliver.
Deputy. ll.2l :ll.4l
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Of the City Of Kennewick, wash
ington. M
-Winifred Campbell, City CLERK,
Kennewick, Wash. Dates Of pub
lcation: Nov. %, 1915 and Dec. 8,
1915.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
=: SOCIETY =:
STATE REGENT OF CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA VISITS LOCAL ORGANIZATION

Arriving In the city by bus SAT-
urday afternoon was The Worthy
State Regent Of the Catholic
Daughters Of America. Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Wcisc. She was met by
the Grand Regent Mrs Stephen
NJ Whalton. and Vice Regent.
Mrs Chas. TOPPING. Of Court ST
Mays Star o. the Sea s34. Key
West.
Officers. members and other
friends assembled a. the North
Beach Inn on Saturday night 60
partake of q delicious dinner. con-
sistInR Of southern fried chicken
with all the trimmings.
Speakers or thu occasion were
Mrs Weise. Mrs. Whalton. Mrs
Eileen Coughlin. director Of the
Womans Division 81 the USO.
and Miss Catherine McFall. assist
ant director ~ the Mems Division
oi the USO
The guests departed a. . late
hour. expressing themselves as
having spent q most enjoy able
C.cning
Preceding the installation sun
day afternoon. Mrs Weise vas
taken Tor q drive and expressed
herself a. being delighted with
the Island City and its peoplc
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THROUGH


Army Barracks Monday night
aan JAS aofthall championship.
faF thfee games Necessary % de-
uaf the alnntf Were Far from
fff Hfand ai ball champion teams
tm.d hate played All we're
a ualE n thr field and on
fhf malnd The scores Indicate
-Ht ttpt ai Eames playod-ll % 2.
tu ana Il toA
NrEeFtHrlcss Army won the
affHail utlr for i84S
lsa1lnN hltter for thc Soldiers
HHFf
WALSH ga five hts IN seven
a.fHual tln to me plate
HARRISON and pAUNICKA.
sH earh three out ~ I've
TIITLE 900 f1uf out Of ten
IEGEsON end BELLA. 1913
Eh
AaEHulsts uUre topped by the
t.I.aa ing 81 hitting
taFDf NM
% Marhn. &54
d MaehEn. A68
Malafat 11
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GOODBYE


fCuntmnaed from Page Onel
cabinet mcmoers bot which are
jobs of gray responsibility.
Getting back to the new APP
poiniecx. however. you can make
iui a real case Zoe thu iog cabin
boys After Byrnss. thcre's tiss
No. , man IN authority. thouehi
not IN succossis,n. "a thia period
of reconversion--Jeisn " Syn
dsr. formsrly snmllhasn A.
Kansas banker The ness aseHs.
tarv q sg1culsuFss Cato y
Anderson owfns farms and
ranches ali over TIE plaet nos.
bat he was iust = Cenfssrk ~. =.
ID boy O. start wifh
Lewis Schweilenlach wasn't
exactly horn "a = lng hat hgit he
worked his way 90 60 the tup ~
the political hesp IN the Pacific
Northwest a. . lahofing mans
lawyer long before Truman pick
Cd ham Tor secretary II labor and
handed that department powers
u never had belorc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23

for ina pTeallesa. fummsNHa mmn
most original cnssnnss&
Entertainments milI - n#Evsa
ard TIE puhise - cusdAallf iMSifs
Cd 10 attend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23

Members ~ the installation
were addressed by Rev Father
Joseph j Johnson. : and Mrs.
Weise. both speaking Of the many
phases q work ahead 10 be en-
gagged IN b. the Catholic women
Refreshments were served and
finally tho hour Of departure was
at hand
Florida Catholics are m0st
fortunate ~ securing such an off,
Ger as Mrs. Weiss. local court o.
flCcrs say She Is q capable NO
man, gracious and most l0vahle
and one ~ which wc feel much
pride. they said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23

Thf Island CITY Baseball
leasas has played Official gsmes
fs. Sundays. Guod crowds III
fans attended thr contests
Thf ts8r teams seem 90 b.
eesuls matrheu. except fog the
AHEIHan Legion nine. which
neeis at Itast three players 20
.akt sn tht slack created by kids
fhaf Isrk Haperirncr Castellano.
u.aE Tons Alfonso and others
salIa eve the Legionnaires eX-
ra strength and = more balanced
e'ab tfaf cuuld AIN and lose with
th other three
@u fa Cfuoka. TIE Sound
u.frhF aha N dong 40 the mound
Hutf fuf ths Aaehlnists. - tops
an..HE fnf moundsmen H. has
ffBfk auf 2B battefs n the tao
mef H bass pitched
ruhs Cafhunell started two
SCENES fu faf Regulars bui could
g. co. 1ate lie needs more
palflac Regulars still have
lkH DHnuncl and Philip Bsk-
~ e.. CO uuund duts bot thcy pat
H Daga f1 finish ;hs game last
4nHaf
MHa Pena. ths Regular first
rar o. fuundina lnt0 shape
Un Man Ceu Griffin. Regular
trn.. arfsld,f can stIll hu.
Ilamf us.f played sell but Cates,
Hs.esI. ord the .esi nsed a little
at IIa.flrt "a The field before
ffs N.aa.as gau click
hea KaaeE have o pretty good
.an t.f u rr,d practirs The
.unE 20 Reese Thompson end
,F.TH# Ala4Is VAS al fhty had
earaat
Nssf -.uaal ths American
Iss n. eHI oppose thc Rrgu-
I'd. I'D fn. h.t game Mschinists
n H.H Haatfs 10 the ughtcap.
H.aif# af these game may
Change fH fanding 81 the clubs
H Hs .eaaas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
HAvY DAY

FH. l.tau amateur baseball
F sheduled ta plas here
fE afskeud during tue NatF
Da. ...taTai,an Thslf opponents
s fHt Navy AID Stars
% CLAIMED mat Charley Cit
n tH papulsf softbau umpire
e# lffH iaf ire All STAR and
F.. SlreE vIll do thc rl-
s..r.
If. larans have q brother bai-
H .f iraH aud Tauea Suarez
lri. frr second hs.t amateur
Ff... 900 ths island Repubig.
M H Mafansss Is consider
Cd. Hsff. fHan L5nau
I.. HrEIa hasehall club from
fft narh arruss ths channel n
t.. hu outfit u has
n.HIt followers than the bsst rluns
fIaw h.ra. Mstangas Santiago
Hftr nig cfues a Cuha.
He.I fans afe 20 fw "a hlg
f#r.f
o. possible the Kes West
t.r.t Hat plat thr Cubans GA
e4nday 80 the Municipal Sta
s. Manazer Ros Hamlsn Nlll
bose Chester Lefty Coyngiun
f pitching duty and has called
CapfaIn BIN Gates Griffin PCna.
RaceH Davla. p CarbonelI ,
81 herfH J Carhonel J Albury
Mu" hernandez Baker. Rueda
oHmererh Salinero. N Accycdo
ana afhsrs PLAYERS Ia the city for
81 FrariIcr session every afternoon
af 5 aelutk
Com. uu' and practice bows
Lrtf $3.50 the visitors a real run
fH their money
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
WINTER SOFTBAu
LEAGUE MEETING

a meetina of suftball mana
9ffa afro ere Interested in form
MN winter softhall league wIil
- bid at the City Recreation
ueusf1ment Office. 207 Duval
sffeel on wednesday az 7 y. m.
lu agdrr to improve ina brand
mnhal PLAYED II Bsyvie~
Pafk taefe n q possibility that
thr nuuter of teams allow "a in
fhf eagle wlu b. limited there
tme 81 as umportaht that All
manaHrrs attend the meeting and
rsrreaE thesr opinions on this
Ul
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
At HARRIS SCHOOL

Plans have been eompletad Cor
the Halloween Carnival spon-
soTed 30 the Harris School
Parent Teacher Association. 10 be
given 90 the school gruunds
Friday afternoon. Oct. 26tn
a festafe If the afternoon will
De ths Halloween parade which
will l,esn ~ four O'Clock IN the
aitlilagisH. Prizes will be given
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23

Announcement has boen made
Of the birth q a daughter. weigh
ing seven and half pounds. 60
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Ramirez q
Carson Lane on October IS
The neW arrival has been gwen
the name 81 Mary Elizabeth
Mrs Ramirez wss formerly
Miss Alice Jane Lowg. daughter
II Harry L. Lowe q Southafd
street ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
BOBBY FERNANDEZ
HOST AT PARTY

Bobby Fernandez entertained a
numbtr Of friends on FRIDAY IN
celebration Of ms fifteenth birth
day
Musical numbers we're render
I'D WIth many either features
making up the program 81 enter
tainment.
Delicious refreshments were
served. and al IN attendance
spent o most enjoyable time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
ORIGIN or DANCE

CHICAGO The dance e the
polka originated IN Bohemia. and
in the 18Th century beCamc the
most popular dance 90 all Europe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-19
Two Divorce Suits Decided
 beeFees Awarded
 la Superior couFi

Two oiyorcek weiV granted in Superior Court tocay and two new divorce suits were entered oa the court docket.
 Judge James F. Nufphy handed down a judgment fof Lena 6chny- der LAstorte of Waterbury in her suit against Joseph LAstor1e. also os this city. A charge of cruelty was the basis of the decree. The couple married Aug 10. iets
 The other cccres WaS grante6 by Judge Edward ,. Daly sur Blanche TrAyer George 0f Naugatuck against Domenic Arthur George O. Waterbury, after an additional N1i- ness was heard. The first hearing ln the suit was held last Friday
 Deputy Sheriff Christ olsen O. Oxford testified that he talked ie the defendant Friday and vas told that George had no intention H contest the action. The luTisi awarded custody os A minor ciilc 10 the mother. and made provision