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Records of Whitman County
CROAT, JULY 11. 1914
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Leonard M Bow
man, esq net}, neq seq. s>h seq 13-13
--43. patent,
Deads
Israel D, Lemley and wife to M,
J. Larrick, swq 36-20-43. $1.
Bafronla Kirkendall. executrix, to
Raj Kirkendall, swq nwq, wb swq,
seq swq 28-14-43, $1.
Real Mortgages
Ada Quinn and husband to West
ern Loan & Building Co., part bus
13 and 14. blk 2, Tekoa, $700.
Frank M. Quinn and wife to West
ern Loan & Building Co., lot 4, blk
2, Huffman's add. Tekoa. $1500]
First Christian Church. Maiden,
to American Christian Missionary
Society, lots 6 and 6, blk 29, Mai
den. $120.
Emily Stone and husband to Es
tella Walker, lot C and art lor. 6,
blk 8, Reane> '.- 2nd add, Pullmau,
$500
U. K. Anderson el ex. to NBa
BJorklut part nh nwc and par 10l
I of l 14-46, $2000
Hose .Milan- to J. W. Thompson
lo; 3, llk 6, Brown's add Colfot,
$350.
Charles C, Cook et ux . to Hughes
& Co., sh swq 4-IS-39, $375.
< I.title! Mortgage
John F. Stotl to Ryan Harness
Co., live stock, etc., $66.
T. L. Bilderback to Holt .Manu
facturing Co., machinery, $30001
Releases
Frank E. Brown to A. F. Clod
dard and wife, real mortgage.
Dr. B'Jacob to Emily Stone and
husband, real mortgage.
Conditional Bills of Sale
National Cash Register Co to '■'
E. Moore, register, $65.
MONDAY. JULY 13, 1914
Deeds
Isaac H. Doggett to Peter Arm
strong, lot 4 of 3-20 -39 $1.
Isaac H. Doggel i to Peter Arm
strong, lot i, eh seq 4-20-39, $1.
J. J. Van Ham to Mary E. Couplin,
part lot 8, blk 11, Fitch's add. Pa
louse, $1.
John c. Gibson and wile to 1.. C.
Money, sh lot 10, hlk 9, Johnson,
$50.
Leal Mortgages
Peter Armstrong el ux to Henry
Biernback, lot 1, eh sen, 4-20-39, part
lot I and wh swq, 3-20-39, $700.
Chattel Mortgages
Walter P. Turk to Max 11 in rh lis.
crop on sh neq 3. nwq 2-1 1-43, and
live stock. $ 1 650.
C. O. Hand to Steptoe Slate Bank.
live stock, $25.
Ernest C. llunton to Steptoe State
Bank, live stock, crop on swq seq
28-18-48, $260.
W. L. Babb to Mineapolie Thresh
ing Machine Co., machine! $550.
A. J. Windnagle el al. to Aultman
& Taylor Machinery Co.. machinery,
$3794.
P. B. Martin to J. I. Case Thresh
ing Machine Co., machinery, $885.
P. B. Martin to J. 1. Case Thresh
ing Machine Co.. machinery I 232.
Release
Doming Investment Co. to John
W. Henkle, real mortgage.
B. F. Hall to W. F. Huffman,
chattel mortgage.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Harry L. Oliver Co. to L P. Cards,
automobile, $1070.
National Cash, Register Co. to 11.
S. Hull, register, $285.
Assignments
D. C. Sever to the Colfax National
Bank, contract.
Miscellaneous
W. R. Milliken to the public, affi
davit.
TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914
i leads
Hiram Lodge No. 21, F. and A.
M., to R. M. Johnson, lot 39, First
add, Masonic cemetery, $20.
Oscar O. Mitchell and wife to Silas
W. Woodland, lot 1 and part lot '-'.
hlk 1, Wiley's add, Palouse, $1.
Oscar 0. .Mitchell mid wile to Silas
W. Woodland, lots 1. 4. and part lot
3, blk 13, Beat I add, Palou *I.
F. M. Sever, administrator, to Ja
cob W. Heidenrich, pa i 3-15-42
$8339.
William H. Kaye et ux. to (ioorge
E. Canfield, part lots I". 11. 12, blk
51. Maiden, $1.
E. C Dowel and wife- tv Ada
Qulun, lots 13 and 14. blk 2, Tekoa,
$4000.
Colfax National Bank to H. T.
Banning, tract in nwq 32-17-44. $1.
H. T. Banning to C I. MacKen
zie. tract in nwq 32-17-4 4, $1.
C. L. MacKenzie and wife to city
of Colfax, tract in nwq 32-17-44, $1.
W. G. David to City of Colfax
tract in Colfax, $1.
. Real Mortgages
Silas W. Woodland and wife tc
Oscar 0. Mitchell, parr lot 3 and 10l
4, blk 13, Beach's add, Palouse
$4 00.
Jacob W. Heidenrich and wife tc
R. M. Johnston, part of 3-15-42
$5000.
I
Chattel Aleut- .
C. N. Smith to Otto Barfknocht,
live stock, machinery, $400.
A. M. Davis it al. to First National
; Bank, Washtucna, live stock, two
thirds crop seq, seq iwq 12-14-37,
$142.
E. T. Hall to Runioly Products Co.,
machinery, 50.
I tel<eases
Security State Bank to T. B.
Hampton et al., real mortgage,
Citizens Slate Bank, Tekoa, to C.
E, Greene et ux., two real mortgages,
Conditional Hills of Sale
International Harvester Co. tc; W.
I L. Babu, header, $260.
.
V\ HRNKSDAY, JULY Ift, l»l I
Deeds
Robert Sangster et ux, to 11. 11. '
Chase, sh seq 25-14-46, $7500.
. W, !:. Clematis et. ux. to Herman
U. Chase, sh seq, 25-14-45, $1.
William Cole, sheriff, to J. F.
Hall, administrator, nwq 32-20-40,
certificate of sale, 1017.
Ceil Montages
Herman Q. Chase to W. ]■:. How
ard, sh .sees 25-14-45, $1205.
Samuel E, Casseday .1 ux. to
Theresa E. Colvin, lot 4, blk 27,
Colfax, $1000.
("battel Mortgage*
W. H. Fraanr et al. in Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Co.. machinery,
$11 no.
E. R. Sargent to Holt Manufactur
ing Co., machinery, 100.
Releases
Anabel Mai Kcnzlo to W. 11, I'ar
\in ci u\.. real mortgage.
Hills of Sale
Albert Burn am in Barbara
Stueekle" stallion. $300,
THURSDAY, JULY 10, lull
Deeds
W. 11. Randolph aml wife to A. P.
Wuer, lot I, bib 1, La Crosse, lot 1.
hlk i. Rudolph's add, I.a Crossed $25.
Ada L. Belshaw et al. to Mary E.
Belshaw, hwq 7-18-4 neq 28-19
-1.".. eg 28-19-45, $1.
.Milwaukee Land Co to S. 1.. Mat
son, lots 13 and 14, hlk 8, Maiden.
$200.
P. ,1. L\l in J. C. Hudson, lot
7. bib B, Holbrook's add, Pullman,
contract, $550.
Real Mortgages
W. A. Moss et ux. to Pullman Say- j
ings & Loan Association, sh lot 2, j
hlk I, Lawrence & Holbrook's add,
Pullman, $3000,
.1. Q. Reynolds and wife to ,1. 11.
Haskell, neq swq, ah nwq seq, nh
s\\e| seq 2S-17-44 (.ex), $340.
August Nelson to Edw. Schmidt,
lot is, hlk ;;. Tekou, $250.
Henry E. Davis and wife ~to~Spo
kime & Eastern Trust Co., sh 15-17-
I ■'.. $5000.
battel Mortgages
S. M. Lathrum to Rumely Pro
dill Co., machinery, $1000.
Ernes! C. Huntley to Rumlej
Products Co., machinery, $2100.
Roy E. York to Fisher Minshull
a Terhuhe Bros., two-third? crop em
tracts 5, 8, 9, Ewan Orchards, $50.
11. C. Sharp to St. John State
Bank, two-thirds crop seq l 8-1 9-12,
all crop on aeq 24-19-41, $300.
Q. R. Pierce to St. John State
Hank, live stock, crop on nwq 19-18
--41, nh nwq, ah aeq 21-18-40, $300.
D. Williams to .1. H. .McCroskey,'
live stock, $50.
August Nelson to Edw. Schmidt,
mobile and tools, $250.
Releases
.Mary Jaskulek to Lamont Lumber
& Supply Co . real mortgage.
J. ,1. Bell to Claude A. James, chat
tel mortgage.
Steptoe State Punk to Ernest C.
Ilunton. two chattel mortgages.
Inland Typewriter Co., to V. M.
L'nse conditional bill of sale.
Conditional Hills of Sale
International Harvester Co. to O.
H. Clifford, engine, 00.
Hills of Sale
Main Street Garage Co. to John
Herding, automobile, $1200.
Assignments
Thompson & Son to Spokane Mer
■ hants Association, billiard, etc.,
business.
Willis R. Noble to Ivan Manring,
real mortgage.
FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1914
Deeds
John M. Lambert i.d wife to
Joseph W. Watson, n h neq, «h nli
|eh neq 0-15-4 0, $1.
William Cole, sheriff, to Edward
: Johnson, lots 7 and 8, blk 29, Col
fax, $55 41.
Louis W. Pratt, trustee, to Mar
shall K. Snail, lots 7 and 8, blk 21,
i Ewan, $1.
Miles Cramer et ux. to Hartman &
j Thompson, lots 17 and 18 blk 13,
. Lament, $1.
Rufus S. De Lone to Ethel May
De Long, lot 8, blk 8, St. tfohn, lot 3,
blk 3, Lockhart's add, St. Jonn, $1.
John H. Clarke et : ,1 to Clarke ft
; Eaton Co., lots l, 2, 3, 4. 17. 18. blk
I 12, La Crosse. $1.
Real Mortgages
William 11. Bchlehuber and wife
to Bank of Fariuington, eh seq, ah
neq 24-19-46, $4000.
William H. Schlehuber et ux. to
Bank of Farmington, sh seq, aeq
swq, lot 4 of 19-19-46, $4000.
Ida .lessen to Whitman County
National Bank, eh neq, eh seq IS
-2U-44. $3500.
James Bowerman to Bank of Ro
salia, part n.vei 23-20-43, $500.
Chattel Mortgages
C. Buob el al. to Rumely Products
< (i.. machinery, $2500.
Irwin Delavan to Farmers Imple
ment Co., machinery, 060.
1. J. Lee el al. to C. M. Heater,
crop sh seq 11, part of sections 12,
13, 1 I of ' 1-15, $341.
Releases
.lan < -. Bow ermau to Bank of i;.
salia, real mortgage.
Assignments
11. T. Morse lo F. .i. timer, leal
mortgage.
Hills of Sale
Irwin Delavan to Farmers Imple
ment Co., machinery, $350.
Conditional Hills of Sale
Fairbanks. Morse & id. to Archer
& Rounds, machinery, $255.
Ritter Dental Manufacturing Co.
to Earl Stewart Washburn, dental
supplies, I 49.
Miscellaneous
Johnson Drug Co. vs. J. R.
Stephenson, part lot 12, blk 6,
Rea tie add. Pullman. levy and it
t.e-hmiMit, 5210.
SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSES TODAY
The State College summer session
will close tod after the most satis
factory summer session in the
history of lie- institution. Today
will be given over entirely to exam
illations, and it may be necessary io
conduct a few examinations tomor
row morning. The excellent pro
gram of lectures and recitals has
proved one of the most popular feat
ures of the session and many towns
people have taken advantage of the
opportunity to hear the addresses on
various topics.
The summer school plays, "The
Cricket on the Hearth" and "Six
Persons." ere presented to an ap
preciative audience Wednesday
evening, and the short coursers reg
istered a big hit by their display of
theatrical prowess.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
Last Tuesday evening a meeting
was lie-Id of the Sunday school
workers of Pullman In the -Baptist,
building to discuss "Junior Work.'
Alcoa 150 ere present. The meet
ing took the form of a round table
discussion. Keen interest was mahl-
tested and here were era] clashes
eif opinion em the matter of hikes,
parties, etc., and reverence and
methods of teaching In the Sunday
school class. Next Tuesday evening
the intermediate or teen" age de
partment, will be discussed. Discus
sions led by Miss Llewellyn and Mr.
Kerns. The meeting will be called
to older at 8 o'clock.
A lime glass water tumbler for 5c
as tie- Variety Store.
Muffins for Two Butter, size of
an egg one tablespoonful of sugar,
one egg. Heat all to a cream and
add half a cupful sweet milk, pinch
o? salt, one cupful of flour and one
teaspoonful of baking powder.
Sweet Shortcake — Beat together
two eggs one cup of sweet milk, two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one
cup sugar and flour to make a cake
batter. Pour Into two round or
square tins and bake as you would
cake When done use for the two
layers of the cake, putting fruit be
tween and whipped cream on top or
fruit between and on top both.
Pieplant Jelly—Wash and cut the
stalks into Inch pioces. Cook in
water to cover to a soft pulp, and
strain, boll and skim, Add a tea
cupful of sugar to each teac it] of
juice, and boll until it will jolly on
the skimmer, I ben add vanilla ex
tract to flavor.
Melt paraffin in an old coffee pot.
it is a most satisfactory way to pour
the wax over the jelly when sealing
it. No drops will be spilled upon the
table or tray.
At this season of fruit stain it is
well to look carefully to the table
linen, If there Is a sign of a stain,
pour boiling water through it as ;
soon as possible. This will remove
all but the stain from peaches. .la
v-die- water is the best medium for !
this.
A bad taste in the mouth comes
from a disordered stomach, and back :
of that Is Usually a torpid liver: — a
condition which Invites disease.
HERBINE Is the remedy needed. It i
corrects the stomach and makes the
liver active and regular. Price 50c.
Sold by Watt's Pharmacy. jly !
LOCAL DRUGGIST s.Us:
• 'TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE"
Wo want to tell those in Pullman
suffering from stomach or bowel
trouble that we are agents for the
simple mixture of buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., known a3 Adler-i-ka,
the remedy which became famous by
curing append This is the most
thorough bowel cleanser known and
JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stom
ach, gas on the stomach and consti
pation almost IMMEDIATELY. You
will be surprised at the QUICK
action of Adler-1-ka. White's Drug
Store.
Doing bard work in a bent or
stooping position puts a stitch in
the back that is painful. If the
muscles have become trained, you
can't get rid of it without help. The
.-ii it penetrating power of bal
i CARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will ap
ical to you most strongly at such
times, because it is the very thing
you need. Price 25c, 50c and .00
per bottle. Sold by Watt's Pharmacy.
Housekeeping rooms for rent, 20
McKenzie St. Mrs. W. L. White,
phone 102 R. Jnel2tf:
V lady with two boys wants work
on a ranch. One hoy 13 and the
other 11. Write Mrs. Ada Stites,
Pullman, Wash.
Good residence property to trade
for horses. Walker & Struppler.
iuy22tf
FOR SALK- Furniture for eight
room house, 'ill Campus venue
Phone 26S J.
c'■ <$*: dWv\ Vy* ' ~if>k \vys •> -
W\\ M
A Fair Proposition
These druggists « -11 tell you
they could uoi recommend a more
sHiislnclory remedy lor rheuma
tism c hi,
Rheumatism Powders
tin manufacturer!! have --.
i much confidence in this prepara
tion that they authorize it to lie
sold on a positive guarantee to
give you relief or your money will
Be refunded This is certainly a
lair proposition. I.el us explain
tills remedy to you.
Price '■ c Hi • sail by
Wall's Pharmacy
Exclusive Agency
j§&r I tic." lice question is quickly^Sk
k^f --ctllc.-cj if you diM niilk I,ml, unlink
m Conkey's Lice PowrJerm
if It's safe, lick and sure. fcij
r:-a Saves your poultry profits because ii H
Kills the Lice &
Doesn't Harm Chickens M
1 i\\W
:cir the mites thai hede m the cracks by .^.v"
lay and pr. > on chickens at night, spray 4SE3r. , r
«iur poultry house* with, ' jj£]S-* > c T* ■
Conkey's Lice Liquid ff^l^l—^
Dleans ch--m out rborou^hlv Quart s5 p> &*■=«*-—ds**-]
rents, hall gallon 60 cents gallon SliK). K. l l*'llsi^V*'
CONKEY'S HEAD LICF. I W'-'^j'
ointment gj lr%*^ri
Effective and doesn't harm chicks. 10 |fl l&J^rf I
md 25 tents. Money back if these |F~ -Ii •
?ri-parjr.»ms del nut s.insfy J?*\ I ;L^.J
. The? G. E. Cookey Co , Cl.vtUnd, Ohio lP V■'" S
J. P. DUTHIE
J Northern Pacific j
! Railway !
> Is Selling Daily to September 30 i
! EXCURSION TICKETS !
! EAST !
1 Low Fare to Any Eastern Point '
I Stopovers Given ,
i Return up to October 3 <
> DAILY Through Trains <
C Prom Pacific Northwest <
C TWO TO CHICAGO via MIX- J
I NEAPOLIeS-ST.PAUL <
? ONE TO ST. LOUIS '
l» Our usual high class service, <
l[ with Northern Pacific Superior J
ji Hilling Service. <
| Yellowstone Park :
> Season to September IS i
]» Tickets and All Information <
]! WM. LAIRD, Agent ]
]> M. A. BURG, T. P. A.. Spokane <
jl A. I). CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. <
? Portland, Ore J
M With a good oil cook stove there's no delay or \
M bother—no lugging of wood, coal or ashes. There's \
M no smoke— waiting for the fire to "catch up". Cook \
M ing starts at once and when you're through you sirnnl" 1
M turn off the heat—no fuel wasted. The P * I
I New Perfection I
I OIL COOK STOVE
i is not just a "quick lunch", light housekeeping affair I
A It is a complete all 'round stove that you can bake J
m broil and roast on just as well as on x wood or coal' I
% range—and a lot cheaper. Best of all—it doesn't M
%^ overheat the kitchen. An ideal summer stove. M
Doesn't smoke. Doesn't taint the food. M
Dealers everywhere. &
Standard Oil Company ,aw
FOR (Lalii/vmia)
BEST RESULTS Pullman „^^^^
USE PEARL OIL \W&*^^^
flic
BANKING
the
ULWARK
| of
US3NESS
CONSIDER what business would be WITHOUT BANKS. No man
should think of starting- an enterprise before he arranged to OPEN
AN ACCOUNT. HOW DOES HE STAND AT THE BANK? is i
question asked at some time about every business man.
A good WORKABLE BANK BALANCE is essential to
every successful business man.
Xshe
Farmers State Bank
Pullman, Wash _
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I Tillicum Potlatch!
= SEATTLE, WASH., July 15th to 19th —Round trip rales of one
= and one-third fare via
I Great Northern Railway
E Tickets on sale July 14th, 16, 18th —Final return limit July 20th
| Three Trains Daily
| Spokane to Seattle
E Oriental Limited 7:40 a. m. —Arrive Seattle 8:15 p. m.
1E Great Northern Express 8:35 r. in. -Arrive Seattle 10:20 p. »>•
E Oregonian 8:15 p. m.--Arrive Seattle 8:45 a. m.
|= Compartment-Observation Cars, Standard and Tourist Sleeping
E Cars, Diner and Coaches on all trains.
E Make your reservations early. For mm --— ~~~i"J
IE further information call or write \ j flAst^ rt id t3
E ROBERT C. SHAW L| NOP .ii/Am fi
E Traveling; Passenger Agent p I l»" Pi
E Spokane, Wash. iiv^ff'P'Wß »*NH ht\ fljffff^n
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In the Good Old Summer Time
is when you should lay in your supply of fuel for winter. If yoU
want to get the most heat for the money invest in some of our
COAL and SLAB WOOD
We carry a big stock of the best varities
The Potlatch Lumber Co.
H. D. MacVEAN. Manager Phone I

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