The Hood River glacier., January 08, 1914, Image 6

nOOD RIVEIl GLACIER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1914
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Is Now Assured for Hood River
And you can improve on the bright prospects
by taking advantage of our Special Bargains
Many odd pieces of furniture, rugs, china
ware, etc., and for this week only 1- 3 off on
all International Foods and Remedies. A
$3.50 pail of stock or chick food
2.33
Stewart Hardware & Furniture. Co.
Hardware, Furniture and
Orchard Supply House
Hood River
Oreg'on
DEPARTMENT OF AGRI- OREGON'S PRODUCTS
CULTURE OFFERS AID RUN TO MILLIONS
ma
IN
Califor
Winter is-the name of a Season, not the
description of a Climate.
LET US HELP YOU
PLAN A VISIT
to the land of Sunsjiine, Fruits and Flowers. Outdoor Sports
Auto Trips among the Orange Groves Trips to' the Beaches
Surf Bathing-and the hundreds of varied amusements for which
California is famous.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For handsome booklets de
scriptive of California, also for
Fares, Tickets or Reservations
Call on liny Agent of the
Oregon-Washington Rail
road & Navigation Co.
IE
r 1 ii 1,11 1 u i
HEIGHTS GARAGE
J. L. VOLSTROFF, Prop.
General Repairing Autos and Gasoline
Engines, Plumbing and Plumbing Sup
plies, Tile and pipes
Fisk and Goodyear Tires and Tubes
in Stock
1216 C STREET, THE HEIGHTS
Near Hotmail's Market
I Wish You One and AH A
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
. I also wish to thank you all for your past patronage.
It is my desire to serve you better the coming year than
in the past.
CASH GROCER
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
From Newa Utter of U. S. Agricul
tural Department. .
Tba Bureau of Statitsiea (Agricul
tural Forecast!) la not brought into
immediate touch with three important
class- of voluntary correapondenU.
namely, the Aida to Special Field
Anta to Ktata Statiatical Aeenta,
and to County CorreapondenU, and
take thia meana of expreaaing to them
in anDreciation of their cooperation.
Although the reDcrts of theae eorrea-
pondenta do r.ot reach the bureau, their
eetirnatea of local crop conditiona have
a large influence upon the government
nffirial forecast! and estimates.
The rerxjrta of the Aula to tne aiaie
and Field Agenta afford to the agent
the necessary basis, in conjunction
with his oJi personal inveaiiganona
nd eenerari knonledae or tne eiaie
conditiona, to estimate with consider
hie assurance the actual atate aver
uoem. The Countv Aida perform a like
service in their cooperation with ie
n.nttv cnrreiDondenL
The information lurnisnea irom
these three sources and from the re
ports of township correspondents,
which are aent direct to the bureau,
form the principal basia of the govern
ment rrnn estimates.
....... ,
Aa a result 01 tne many jeara ui
practical experience in utiling the
thia bureau has ereat faith in tne sud-
stantial accuracy for comparative pur-
nnaea of the haures obtained irom mis
source. Such reports beiegc used are'
alwava carefuly examined with a view
to dctcctine ana omiiuna me errura
and inconsistencies that occasionally
hn9P in thAm.
i. e - . " - . 1 . I HiLlnnla.il ,1(1,
11 is aesirea inai me uiuuij
who do not report to the bureau will
nmlf rstand thiit thev are entitled to all
of the courtesies extended to those who
reoort direct; thBt it is the endeavor
of the bureau to furnish them with its
reports and such of the publications
nf tim riprmrtment as mav appear to be
of particular interest" to them in their
!v. ral localities, and that it stands
ready at all times to perform for them
unv nroner service within its power.
In subsequent issues of this publica
tion it is hoped to carry occasional
autrizeBtions to voluntary correspond
ents concerning their work, and the
buieau will be at all times pleased to
receive from tnem any suggestions
Having in view the improvement of the
crop-reporting service, or to anawer
inquiries concerning any feature of the
work.
That the individual farmer may ob
fain a hetter understanding of the
KpIiIr in which the department of aeri
nullum ran hp.ln him. the news letter
In nrintinL? from time to time brief
vnlanatinna nf the deDartment'S dif
ferent nfiicea and their economic value
The department's work is handled
hu its various bureaus, each bureau
conceining itself with a special phase
of the work. The Bureau of Plant In
dustry is one of the most" important of
It studies plant life in
all it relations to agriculture. The
scientific work of the bureau is divided
nito 29 distinct groups, over each 01
which is nlaced a scientifically trained
nffippr. who renorts directly to tne
ohipf and assistant chief of the bureau,
An explanation has already Deen
. r ... . ,ii . XT n
given jn news letter, voi. j, ru.
and 11). showing now certain 01 meae
offices helD the farmer ficht crop dis
eases.
Ills Stomach Trembles Over
Mr, Dyspeptic, would you not like to
feel that vour stomach troubles were
over, that you could eat any kind of food
you desired without Injury I Hint may
seem so unlikely to vou that you do not
even hope for an ending of your trouble,
but ncrmit ua to assure you uiai 11 is
not allhoi?ether impossible. If others
can be cured permtuitely and thousands
have been, whv not your John It. liar
k(r of Huttle Creek, liicli., is one of
them, lie says, "I was troubled with
heartburn, imliaeirtion, and liver com
lilaint until I used Chamberlain e Tab
lets, then mv trouble was over.1' Sold
by all druggists.
While in soma tingle items Oregon's
yield in 1913 was somewhat below that
of the previous year, ber total product
for the year has never been surpassed.
The market value of cereals produced
in the atate was approximately $5,000.
000 lesa than for 1912. but with thia
one exception, material gaina were
made in ail agricultural lines. The
following figures Indicate that the
state ia maintaining the rapid advance
in material weann esiaousnea id pre
vious years :
Grams and hay- Wheat, 19.150,000
bushels, (15,325.000; barley, 4,000,000
bushels, $3,30,000; eats, 12.50g.000
bushels, $4,900,000; rye, 350.000 bush
els, $310,000; corn, 850,000 bushels,
$525,000: bsv. 1.300.000 tons. 11 4.000. -
000; total for 1913. $38,440,000; total
for 1912, $43,488,000.
Veeetables.-total for 1913. $18,530.
000: total for 1912. $17. 786, OOP.
Livestock-cattle. 560.000 bead, WZ.-
000,000; dairy cows, 212,000 head, $18.
900,000; hogs. 10,000,00 head, $14,000,
000; sheep, 1,825,000 head, $7,225,000;
horses. 279.000 head. $20. 000, 000; mules.
8,930 bead. $1, 780.000 ; goats. 187,000
head; $280,000; total for 1913, $104,-
185.000: total for 1912. $102,494,000.
Fruits and nuts total for 19U. W.-
070.220: total for 1912. $6,430,000.
Wool and mohair total for 1313,
$2,917,000: total for 191. 12.76J.OOO.
Dairy products- butter. 20,OUO,otiu
pounds, $7,000,000; cheese, 9, 000, W0
Dounds. 11.440.000: irilk ana cream.
26,000,000 gallons, $13,000,000; total
for 1913, $gl,440,ouo; total for
11 f!09 ooo
Miscellaneous products Including
poultry, eew. hops, salmon and other
fish, honev. etc.. total for 1913,
975,000; total for 1912, 138,017,(1)0.
Forest Nol
The forest service collected 40,000
pounds of tree seed last year for use in
reforestation work. The total area re
forested wae about 30,000 acres.
There ia a promise of a large turpen
tine industry in the west and south
west, the raw product being supplied
by the resinous gum of western yellow
pine.
German pencil manufacturers are
looking to .California incense cedar for
pencil wood. The establishment of a
pencil iactory in aniorma is not improbable.
More than 120 million board feet of
timber was given away free by the
government last year to settler and
miners living in or near the national
forestB.
There are 16 maples in the United
States, most of them being eastern
species. The most valuable, not only
because of the product or us sap out
also of the lumber, is sugar maple.
It has been demonstrated that over
grazed stock ranges on the national
forests can he brought back to use
under a system of regulated grazing
faster than if they are left unused.
Summons.
Ia to Clrenll Court of the State of Oracon,
tor Hood ir County.
Amy F. CrareUnc PlalaUS .
Oeo. D. Colbanaon and Mary Caroline- Col
twrtaoa, bis wlfa, ana K. Hobtiuoo aaa
Jane Ixm Koblnataa, ttla wile, aateadant.
To K t RoblBaoa and Jane Doe Boblnaoa.
bla Vila, above aamad defendant: .
la lb nam ot iha But of Owsroo. Tea ere
barcfer faqalrad to appear and anawer tne
eomDlalat rlivd amnat joa In Um anon an-
tltled aulloo or Wore tne lotb dar ef Febr
uary, MfU, aald date beta mora tnan all WMka
after Brat publication of vhla doc toe, aald pert-
ooot an weeaaneina ua uma preaenoea in
lb order lor tb publication of tbla tummooa
and If too fall ao to appear and anawer tb
plaintiff will apply to tba Court lor tb
reiiel demand tn uer oompiatnL vuwn
for Judgment and
eirainat i
decre of aald Court
toa tut tb hu of tiabO and tntaraat
thereon at tbe rat of nine per cent per annum
from tbe 1Kb day of April, 1113; for tue further
am of tajo attorney feea. and lor ber float
and dtabunwmenu la aald colt: and that lb
morurac Kfcen by Ueo. V. Calberteoo and
Mary caroho Cvlberteon. bit wile, to plain
ts iron tb 2Mb dar of May. lDli. to aecur tb
payment or aald aama, ana to oougationa oi
WDico moricas were aaaumea oy you in a
deed of conveyance from aald Oeo. I). Colbert-
aoo and Mary Caroline Colbertaon dated Jan
uary 1Mb. ltia. be forecioeed aa by law provld.
ed and tba premlaei therein deacrtbed and
morta(ea, town;
BeabinlBi at the anntheaat corner of Block
eicht in W loan' Addition to the City of Hood
Klver. la the County of Hood Hlvtr, Btal oi
Oref on.ranulnf thence north fifty fct;thenc
went aerenty-av feet; tbeno aoutb two hun
dred and fifty feel; tbeno eaal aeventy-fly
teat; tneno north any reet; tneno eaav nny
feet; tbeno north one hundred and fitly feel;
thenca weal Ofty feet to th place of beglnnlDa
be aula according to law and tb proceed
arlalnc therefrom be anolled to tb payment
f tbe aald auto, Interact, attorney' feea, ooata
ana aitournemenia, no ror ucn outer ana
farther relief a to the Court may eem juat
and equitable, and that execution hum for
the enforcement of aald decree.
Thia Hummona la aerved upon yon by pub
lication thereof In tb Hood Klvr (llarlar In
eonrdano wltb an order of tbe Honorable
W. L. Bradsha, presidlio) In the abov n
titled Court, which order la dated Ieerat)cr
20, Wia, and require you to anpaar and ana
wer the complaint hBt-ean within all weya
from tbe date of tb first publication of thia
UUIDIUOI,
lt4 of S rat Mloatloif Iianirt ft. 1H.
UtMoriaat aubiloaUon February 19, 1914.
GEO. L. SA8TEH,
Attorney lor Plalntir.
Not in Favor of Experiments
The Oregon Manufacturer is a con
servative publication.
It is not in favor ot all the new theo
ries of eovernment. legislation and
taxation.
It is not in favor of all the new'laws
to regulate industries and business re
lations.
All new governmental schemes and
functions require more officials and
more taxation.
Commerce must forever operate in
open competition and under the law of
supply and demand.
Government ownership or govern
ment control of industries amount to
one and the same thing in the end.
With two systems of legislation the
people of Oregon are cursed with more
laws than they can ever oDey.
Oregon has laws enough to last a
hundred years and is about a hundred
veers ahead of its needs.
We need more lands cleared and cul
tivated, more industries and payrolls,
and to get rid of a lot of premature
legislation. Oregon Manufacturer.
.Rood giver Dancing Scttoel
Dancing" i lass, under the instruction'
of Mrs. J. W.Criteg and Mrs.G.F.Stra-
nahan, will begin the first week in Jan
uary in Heilbronnt-r Hall.
On Saturdays, beginning January dru,
from 2 to 3:30 p. m . class for children
np to 14 years, in ballroom and fancy
dancing, troiii 3:80 to 5 p. m., clas
for those over 14 years, in beginning
ballroom dancing and the Cotillion.
On Mondav evenings, beginning Jan
uary 6. Irom 7 to :au, auuit class in
beginning ballroom dancing.
Krom to 10 p. m , classes in tne
Tango and and other new dances.
Charges tor Classes in new dances
11.00 ner lesson or 15.00 for series of six
lessons. All other Classes eight les
sons for $) 00.
Private lessons bv appointment.
MRS. CRITKS MRS. 8TRAN AHAN
Phone 2m jltf Phone 3033
Jensen Writes on Lost Lake Road
Dee, Ore., Jan. 2, 1914.
Editor Glacier: A short time ago a
committee from the West Fork Fruit
Growers club called upon the county
court to urge construction of a very
important piece of road.
ibis road is a part of the one peti
tioned by D. I. Stone two years ago.
The particular portion wanted by the
Fruit Growers club starts at the west
end of the bridge at Dee and runs
south up the hill on an easy grade.
When it is built it will no longer be
necessary to go around the dangerously
steep and unduly long road which at
present is the only outlet lor a district
that is rapidly coming to the front. In
addition tolmaking an infinitely better
grade the proposed road will cut off
considerably over three-fourths of a
mile. very truly yours.
Luhr Jenten.
Notice 1 hereby given:
By virtue of a Writ of Attachmmt-Izecatlon
Imued out of and nuder tbe aeal of the Circuit
Court of the Btate of Oregon In and tor Hood
River County on December Slat.. 1913, upon a
certain Judgment rendered and docketed In
tne atii a court on December Slat, 1V13, In a cer
tain action therein pending wherein Anna
Crlnpla plain tilt and W. H. Bodenblaer lade-
lenoani, in lavor oi in eaia o aintin ana
iralnat tbe said defendant, for the aura of
iim on, wiin internal tnereon at tne rate or
per cent per annum from Deoember 81at, 1V1R,
and the further aum of (26.50, ooata and dia-
buraementa. wblcb eiecatlon was directed
and delivered to me as Bherifl of Hood Klver
County. Oregon.
I will therefore tn eoroDllano wltb said
Writ aell all of the right, til e and interaat ol
the aald defendant. W. H. Bodenblaer: in and
to the real property hereinafter described, to
tne nigneat niuuer, nir caan, at pumic auction
at the front door of the court bouse in tb city
of Hood River, Hood River tlounty, Ortgon,
on Saturday, January 81st, 1914, at 11 o'clock
in me lorenoon or aald day, to aatlary tbe aald
execution (! the aum of 1-138.76 already a p-
pnea thereon, being money received from tb
Bale of live alack taken and (old in tbe aald
action,) together wltb accruing Interest, coala
and diHburaemenU.
The real property to be ao sold la described
i follows, to-wlt: Lot 1. the dontbeaat Quar
ter (HK'-.l ol the NortbeaM quarter (NKX), th
South half(8')of the Northeast quarter (NK!j)
of the HouttwaHt quarter (SE'Kand the Hoalb
eaat quarter (MK1.,) ol the Boutheat quarter
(HK4), all In Hectlon all (6), Towoahlnone
(1) South, Range ten (10), Cast of the Willam
ette Merman; also, on acre locat-d in the
Northweel corner of tbe North halnNMIofthe
8.inth half (W'O of tbe Bouthweat quarter
(HWW).of Section twenty-eight ('). In Town-
ahlpone (i) Nonh, Kange ten (10), Eattofthe
Willamette Meridian: all in Hood Klver
County, Oregon.
uaita ueoemnersiai, wis.
THOa. F.JOHMWN,
Hheriffof Hood Klear Co.. Ore.
UEOKGK R. WILBl'R, Eag,,
riaintin Attorney. ya
Does Your House Need
PAINTING?
NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT
WE HANDLE
Sherwin-Williams Paint
"The Best On Earth"
THAT'S ALL
CHAS. N.CLARKE
The Glacier Pharmacy
The Scenic Columbia
See'it at it's best from the River Steamer of the
Dalles, Portland & Astoria Navigation Company
Effects Sby 20, foe fcJtowtn wiH to fta Scttsrba f tits las
Steaner Bailey Gaztert will leave Portland on Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday, and will leave Hood River on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Her arrival at Hood River being about 4:30 P. M., and departure
about 8:80 A.M., same depending on the amount of freight we are
. - . . , , II. c .
carrying, rortiana jjock at root oi iiuer ucc.
carrjiug.
1l I
In the fllrcnlt Court, State of Oregon, for
Hood River Uounty.
Ir E. Williams, Plaintiff,
va.
William H. Rodenhiserand D. H. Kile,
Defendant".
To William H. Rodenhltar, Impleaded wltb
D. A. Kile, defendant.
In the name of the State of Oreeon:
Your hereby notified that tbe defendant, D.
H. Kile, baa Died hia answer in above entitled
action praying for a- Judgment against you
in tbe sum of $Kf7 50 wltb Interest from the 4th
day of November, 1913, for balance remaining
due and unpaid for work and labor perform
ed in the clearing and improving of certain
lands, hereinafter arscrioea; ana lor tne sum
of o 00 pi.ld for verification and recording ol
lien; and for the rurther sum of 55U reasonable
attorney's feea In this action. Defendant also
praya for the loreclosure of a laborer's lien,
which said lien was duly filed In the office of
the county clerk of Hood Kiver County, Ore-
rm, November 6th, li)l, and recorded in Book
of Mechanics Lien Record at pafe Hi by vir
tue of wblcb a Den la claimed by thia delsn
dafU, for work and Uboi performed in and
about the clearing and improving tbe same,
a real CHUtie.iowii
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
STRANAHANS Ss RATHBUN
Hood River, Or.
Morses bought, sold or exchanged.
Pleasure parties can ei'nro;fl rat-class riro.
Special attention given to moving furniture Qua
pianos.
We do everything horses can do.
Hunt Paint& Wall Paper Co.
, Complete Hue of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, fete.
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints
Glidderi's Varnishes
Rooia Mouldings
Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order
J T)"
JSC
VI onderfiil Cough Remedy.
Ir. King's New Discovery is known
everywhere as the remedy which will
sureiv ston a eonuli or cold. D. P. Law
son of Edison, Tenn. writes : "Dj. King's
New I 'iecovery is the most wonderful
cotiirh, cold and throat and lunii medi
cine J ever sold in my store. It can't be
beat. It sells without anf trouble at
all. It needs no guarantee." This is
true, because Vt. King's New Discovery
will relieve the most obstinate of coaighs
Limit troubles quickly helped hy its use
You should keep a bottle in the house
at all times for all the member of the
family. 50c and fl .00. All druggists or
by mail. 11. K. Kurkleu & Co., I Inla
delpiiia or Si. IaiU'Is.
W01B60 Tultl of dithers' CofijrobS
The meeting of the Woman's club
December 31 was addressed by Mrs.
Hovt. who told sf the work of the
Mothers Congress and ftliss'Brunquist,
who brought helpful suggestions for
cooperation for the sociaf life of the
hieh school. The next meeting, Wed
nesday, Jan. 14, will be in charge of
the educational committee and Prof. L.
T. Harrington, of the state department
of education, will speak upon school
gardening. The Parent-Teacher asso
ciations of the county are invited
guests.
folds to be Tabeu Seriously
: . . . .
Intelligent people realize thut ami
mon colds should lie treati d promptly
If there is sneezing, with chilliness and
hoarshnesa. tickling throat and cough
ing, the latter especially annoying at
bed time, Ujge Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. It is effective, pleasant to
take, cheeks a cold, stips the coughs
which causes loss of sleep, and lower
the vital resistance to dipeae. Remem
ber the name, Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound and avoid substitutes. For
sale by Chat. N. Clarke.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore subsisting between
J. C. Porter, Nellie Porter, Amanda
Sears and Gladys W. Brock under the
firm name of Sears 4 Porter, was dis
solved on the first day of August 1913,
by mutual content.
j. u rorier,
Nellia I. Porter,
Amanda Sears,
jl5 Gladys W. Brock.
lYomei and Wet Feet
Cold and wet feet are a dangerous
combination especially to women, who
are more prone to kidney diseases than
men. t onirested kutnevs come irom a
cold and backaebe, rheumatism, urinary
irregularities and rheumatic torms are
not unusual results. Foley Kidney Pills
restore the regular and normal action of
the kutnevs aud tjiaaaer, ana so remove
the cause of the trouble. It is an hon
est and curative medicine that always
gives results. For sale by Chai. N
Clarke. '
Histories SBK?t? tfiti CrMrsdS
The old Fort Dalles Historical Soci
etv will celebrate its sixtieth anniver
sary at The Dalles on th aftarnoon of
Sunday, January 11. ara. luiu u.
Crandall, secretary, of the oruaniaa-
tion. has issued attraetiva post cards,
announcing the meeting, which Oill be
held in the city hell council chambers.
A number of local people ara expect
ed to attend the meeting.
Suff Orinanee t s
It is hereby ordained that all side
walks in the citv of Hood River con
structed of cement, atone or wood shall
be kep free and clear from enow, ice
and sleet by the owner lessOe or person
in charge of abutting property within
24 hours after fall of snow so clean the
same, save cost and please your neigh
bors. J. K. Carson, City Marshal.
B, i
Chronic Constipation tared
"Five years ago I had tbe worst case
of chrorffc constipation I ever knew of,
snd Chamberlain's Tablets cum! me,'1
writes S. F. Fish, Brooklyn, Mich. For
ale by all druggists.
0
unon the following descrlbei
HeRUming 7Hcuainsaouin irom tne north
west corner of Lot 1. Hectlon 6. Townshln 1.
Houlh Kange 10, K. W. M. running thence east
.Kl chains; tneneeisoum ov east i.7 chains:
then, e south W east 6 29 chains: thence south
lu west 8.76 chains; thence north 87 west 2.64
cbatns;thence south 6 west 2.00 chains; thenoe
south 82 east 2 2d chains: thence south 1 welt
6.22 chains; thence due weal 8.76 cuaina;thence
soutn su" au- west s.xt ciiains; tnence north
13.66 chains to the plaoe of beginning, contain
ing 10 acres of land.
Also beginning- at the Northwest corner ol
T ... 1 UulUn A TnBn.hn 1 Uai.U J a .11
east, W. M. thence east 10.62 chains; ihenoe
south a chains; thence south H west 8 chains
thence south 02" west 6 chaioa; thenoe north
to tne plaoe of beginning, containing ilA acres
of land.
DenftnJant prajB that said lien may before-
closed according to lw and the i-rnctloe of
this oonrt.and the land therein described may
ne sola ny tne snerin ana tne proceeai tnere
Irom be applied In satlcfttction of bis juda
meut as this defendant shall obtain In this
suit; defendant also praya for defiotenoy Judg
ment and for aucb rellet to wblcb be may be
entitled.
You are bereby required to appear and ans
wer tbe oomplaint filed herein by thia defen
dant on or before tbe Tib day February, 1814,
and If you fall to so appear and ansver, for
want thereof, defendant will apply to above
described court for the relief demanded In bis
said answer.
You are bereby sarved with this summon
by order of the Honorable K. K. Hlanton,
county Judge of Hood stiver Couaty, Oregon,
made and entered on lliejjth day of Decem
ber, 1913, which order prescribes that, yon
shall appear and answer the conrplalrit set
out against you by tbe ttetsndant, D. A. Kile,
in his answer herein, on or before tbe expira
tion of six week. from the date of the Oral
publication of this summons; and you are
nereoy notified that the dale of the first pub
lication of this summons is Daoetnbxr 18, ills,
JOHN BAKEK.
Attorney for Defendant, D. A. Kile, anjlte R.
Broslus Bldg., Hood River, Ortaton, dlU-Jaa
In the Circuit Oonrt of tb Stale of Oregon
fr tbe Count of Hood giver.
R. L. Sabln, Flalullfl
vs.
V. H. Rodenblser, Defendant
To W. H. Kodenbjser, tba abo, named de
fendant. In the name of th Slate of Oraxjon, yon are
hereby required to appear and tntterthc
complaint filed against you in the above en.
titled action on or Ottoaa the last day of ttxe
Unit presents in the order for tb publica
ttub of this (umaiona., totplt: Uti or before the
9tb day of January, U14, skid dfy being after
th expiration of aix wetAS from the first pub
lication of tbla notice, and if you till to ao ap
pear ind snsvaer, for want thereof the plain,
tltt . trill lake Jugdment sg&tnst you In tbe
sum of thirteen hundred r,d neQ"nty-flve and
50 f 100 tt!37t 50) dollars and for Ills ooata and
disbursements herein, s prayed for In bl
complaint on file herein.
Thia summons is served upon yon by publi
cation and in accordance wltb an order of
tb Honorable W. U Bradsbaw presiding In
tbe above entitled Court, wbtcb order is dated
on the 26th day of JOovember, 1913, and re
quires you to appear and answer tne com
plaint herein within six week from the dale
of the first publication of tbla autnmona.
Date of first publication November 17, 1918.
Date of last publication January 8, 1914.
ANUKLL A FISHER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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