The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 3, 1913, Page 7

"services were held in all the churches ‘of Dayton that escaped the flood. Al- The Water is Near Top of the Levees at Cairo, Ill, THE RIVER STILL WAS RISING Governor Dunne of IIlinois Orders Out Troops and Sends Rations to City —People Flee to. the Hills. Springfield, Ill, Mar. 32.—Just be- fore midnight the governor received &@ message from Cairo that the water was within one foot of the top of the levee which protects the city and that the river was still rising. Bernard Lamb of Junction, Gailla- tin county, has wired for 100 tents for refugees, | t P. C. Fletcher of Mounds has wired for fifty tents for homeiess people there. A second message to Governg Dunne statcd the wire out of Cairo was severed, cutting off telephonic communication. Desperate efforts ar being made to esta lish telegraphi communication. The governor f that the breaking of communicatioi means ‘the levee has collapsed. The governor refuses to leave the office of the adjutant general. He handling messagies from all quartcis and is personally directing the troo}s and the rushing of the supplies. He has sent a rush order for 1,030 troons to proceed by special train to Cairo. The entire Seventh regiment, Illi- nois National guard, under command | of Colonel Daniel Moriarity of Chi- cago, was ordered out, Previous to taking this action the governor had already ordered the following down- state companies to Cairo: K of Cairo,, L of Olney, B of Newton, F of ‘fouat Vernon, and C of Sullivan, all of the Fourth regiment. Lieutenant C. E. Rymann of Effingham was detailed by Adjutant General Blockson to assume charge of the troops. * Refugees Crowd Into Cairo. In talking over the telephone with Governor Dunne, Mayor Parsons stat- ed that despite flood warnings, advis- ing residents to move to higher ground, the number of those who have taken this advice has been offset sev- eral times over by thousands of refu- gees from all along the river who have been rushing into Cairo. Both Adjutant General Dickson and Gov- ernor Dunne remained’ in their offices at the state’house all night and were in constant touch with the situation. General Dickson and Col. S. O. Tripp will leave early in the moriting for Cairo to take charge of the troops! court on February 1 sent there. In a message just received from Adjutant General Shand it is stated that the conditions at Shawneetown | are alarming and that a break in the | Jevee is feared at any time. Many ot | the residents have moved to the hills | back of the town but a Vreak in the | levee would cause large loss of life | and property, General Shand talked | from Evansville, {nd., all communica- tion with Shawneetown having been cut off. The levee at Cairo for a distance of twenty miles is said to be in a! weakened condition and is likely to/ give way at any one of a score of dif- | ferent points, The river is steadily | rising with no indication that ‘the | crest of the flood will be reached for some time. Adjutant General Dickson has de- tailed Major George Clotfelter of Hillsboro, surgeon of the Fourth regi- ment, to proceed to Cairo at once and take charge of sanitation. Cincinnati, Mar, 31.—Two compa- nies of the Ninth United States in- fantry, stationed at Fort Thomas, Ky., have been requested to be sent to Covington, Ky., to patrol the city, by Mayor Phillips, while the Ohio river flood threatens that city. The request has been referred to Secretary of | War Garrison and Major General! Wood, who have just returne@ here from Hamilton, O. Surgeon General Blue, anticipating serious flood conditions west of here, has wired commanding officers in charge of United States marine hos- pitals at Evansville, Ind., Memphis, Tenn., and Cairo, Ill., to open them for flood victims. Dr, Blue has avail- able $200,000 in federal funds for work in the flooded district. DAYTON PEOPLE GIVE THANKS the Special Services Held In All Churches There That Escaped the Flood. Dayton, O., Mar, 31.—Thanksgiving thousands of its homes have al FOR REVENUE, /SONORA TO: SEEK ANNEXATION | Mexican State Sends Representative i to Washington to Confer with Order of Publication. WILLARD SAULISBURY Lana STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates, { ae In the Circuit Court of Bates County, Mis sour, Fevruary term, 1913. Februar, 4, 1913 George C. Carter, PlaintifT Myers, Caroline Penniwell, Felix R. W Annie M. Weaver, Nancy Fisher, Hemphill, Willlam J. Long, Thompeon, Jacob Uv Maddv, hnC Kunkle, L, B. Walers J. Post, Mea! Walters William & Tucker,C N. known heirs, consorts, devisees, donees, aiienece and immediate, mesne, volunt end involuntary grantees of the above name aefendants and assignees o the Bates County Loan Company, Defendent:. - ‘v T-rm, 1913 of th @ court and earing to the cuurt that here:ofore and on petition herein veritied by th: affidavit of F. the sheriff of Bates County, Missouri, return id is further appearing to the court that said summons wes returned by the eberiff of Bates County on the firet day of tht return of the sheriff made on such summons found: Kdward O, Smith, Henry Myers, Jo! er, Annie M. Weaver, Nancy Fisher, Emily Hempbill «iliam_ J. Long, Jennie A Thompson, Jaco» D. Maddy, William C. Kennedy, Drusilis A. Kennedy, Thomas J. Means, John U, Runkle, L, B. Walters, J. M, Walters Wiliam E. Tucker, C. N. Post, and P. Lake in Bates Coaniy, and the Court eing iret satisfied that process cannot be served on said Defendants, it ie therefore ordered ty the Court that said Defendants be notified by public sion; and it further appear- ing from the petition oJ Plaintiff nat he serily besieves that there rre persona interested in the rubject master of this petition whose names Plains cunnot insert in said petition because the same sre unknown to Plaintiil, the same be ng the unknown De endan‘s in said action, tis aleo further ordered that said unknown Defen ants be notified by publication that Plaintiff has commenced an action against them in this court. That all of suit D fendants who could not be found ag above set tor bh, and the unknown De- fendants, are hereby» notified that the object and general nature of the action so commenced against them is to try, sscertain and determine the estate, title and interest of the Plaintiffand of said Defendants and of each of them in and tothe fullowing real-estate in Bates County, Missouri, to-wit: Willard Saulisbury, who succeeds Harry A. Richards as senator from Delaware, is a Democrat and has long been a power in politics in his state. CO RAISE INTiE PRICE OF GAS | PRESENT RATES ARE THE BEST bo Kansas Utilities Commission De- | cides Against Receivers of the Preducing Company. Topeka, Kan., Apr. 1.—The Kansas ties Commission has decided against the Kansas Natural Gas Com: pany and its allied corporations in the application to raise the price of nat- | ural : The decision in part says: ‘We find that all the money that the Kansas Natural Gas Company had in- vested was money that it raised by | issuing bonds and that something | more than half the money raised in that way has been paid back from the earnings of the company, and that the receipts of the company up to this time have heen satisfactory. We cannot tell how much gas there is, but we are unable to find from the evidence before us that the shortag is as great as the Kansas Natural of the North west Quarter and the North- west Quarter of the South-east Quarter and the north-east Quarter of the 5out»-w Ft Quarter of S-ction Twenty-nine, ‘lowoship Forty-one, Range Thirty-one of said County. andeach and every portion thereot as set forih in the petition on file in said cause and that the Court by Its ceeree may judge, determin settle, quiet and define the respective rights, titles, interests and estates of Plaintitf’ and Defendants in and to sail property and if the Court finds that Pluintifis the sole owner of eaid real-estate, thut an order and decree may be entered of record forever barring and pr cludirg the Defendants and each of them as Well a8 611 persons claiming by, through or under said Detencants from hereafier eetting up any title orcla'm to said property and tor ra other proper orders and relief in the prem se. That the inter sts and claims of Defendants known and unknown and how 1.cn claims and interests are derived as fully as the same are known to Plaintiff are as follows: That Edward O. smith ovtained title to te thinks. We also find that the Kansas nus ent Quarter and the AS) AL the yf ipeli " a orth-west uarter of section Twenty-nine Nataral pipelines have a physical |My any by “paunt from the United States connection with the Oklahoma pipe- lines and the Kansas Natural and the | Oklahoma Natural are so interlocked that they would not willingly let each | other suffer. - Government That Kdward O claim deed to Tho: That Margaret A. mith conveyed by quit- O, smith Radcliff, Nancy Fisher, Ceruline Penniwell. felix R, Weaver and Jacob 8, Weaver btained title to the North- ¢as (Juarter and the Kast Hulf of the North- west Quarter of Section Twenty-nine from | “We find that the present rates are | Thomas 0. smith and from John T, Weaver. ‘Nnaton December the 20th, 1859, Thomas O | 5, , : | Probably the greatest revenue rates: | . iit onveyed eald land to Margarct A. Rad- that is, gas at 25 cents per thousand | 14, Nancy Fisher. Carotine Penniwell, Felix cubic feet is as expensive as coal at Bey earers John T. Weaver und Jacob 8. $6.25 per ton, and we refuse to allow | ing, e h’e avle and only heire the other gran ces them to increase the rates.” tn gard deed, vo tus Brovnel 8 pba Blatars, 1" That Nancs,Fieher and her husband conv: yec When Judge Pollock of the federal | said land to Felix K. Wray suspended his but instead of earlier order permitting an increase in acknowledging that she couveyed ull her claht, title and intere tin said prop r:v ehe acknow edged only that she ¢ nveyed her homesiead 2 " and dower interest there n. rates he announced that he would / ite rotae Pennewell who had taken title await the result of an investigation | in said iand as Carol ne Penisvilie in she deed from Thomas O. Smith, conv { her interes in said land ae Car. line Pennewell to Felix K Weaver. ‘Thatthe Defendant Felix R Weaver obtained title toratd land trom the grantees of Thoms mith and by jnhestance from his brother John Tf Weaver deceased ‘(hat Plaintiffelaimea title through mesne con veyunces through Felix rand his wile Annie M, Weaver who insigning the deed conveying avid land signed as F, R. Weaver and A. M. Weaver. ‘That Felix R, Weaver and wife conveyed the Kast Half of the North-west Quarter of Section ‘Twenty-nine wforrsaid, to «ne John Brown, and the said John Brown conveyed a strip of and » rod eofof the North-west quarter ofS ction ‘Iwenty-nine tothe Detendant Henry without identifying tae land 60 con into gas already proposed by the util- ities commission. Whether are not Judge Pollock will be governed now by the commission's decision is con- jecture. U. S. Officials. El Paso, Tex., Apr. 1.—Annexation to the United States is being sought hy certain factions of revolutionary leaders in Sonora, the northwestern Mexican border state, practically in control of insurgent state troops. Ignacio Bonillas, a Sonora state con- cressman, said to be the leader of the movement, is now on his way to Washington to confer with officials of the departments of State and In- terior regarding the plan. According to leaders here, Bonillas will propose that if the Washington government recognizes the belliger- eney of the state troops, annexation to the United States will be advo- cated. iN SIX MONTHS, A NEW OMAHA Will Make Short Work of the Wrecked Section, Says a Business Men’s Committee. eafter the Defendant Henry Myer and his wife Joanna conveyed a strip of land one rod wide of of the south side of the Nort - west Quarter of Section Twenty nine afore- sald tothe Defendant Emily Hemphil. The sald Joa ra Myers signing the deed as Jonna The grant ot said land being fer a pri vate way. That the Defendant WilliamJ Longacquired an interest in the Kast Hal of th- North wes! Quarter of lon Twenty-nine sforesaid, by c» Vevance made to him January 26th, Isi from J. K, Bruglar and wife Fannie J. That atthe time of this conveyance there wae an outstanding deed of tras: on this land given by one Silos P. Kellar which was a'terwards fore- closed and the interest of the said William J. Long sold to pay the indebtedne:e secured by eald ueed of true! s That on July 2th, 1595, one George ‘) Thompson # quired title to the Kaet Half of the North-west Quarter of Section Twenty-nine a'oresaid. That wifes the Di said George 0. u Thompson and his wife je Defendant Jennie A. Thom yon convefed To Minnie Mier the North Helfof the North east Quarter of the North-west Quarter of Section Twenty-nine: , the said Jenme A. Thompson signing her name as Jennie R. Thompson. That the Defendant Je:nie A Thowpeon has no other or further interest except as the wife of the eald Georgy O. Thomp: on. That the Defendant Jacob D Maddy acquired! aninter at in the South-east Quarter of the Norh-w-et Qusrer of section Twenty-nine Btoresaid by a conveyance trom George 0. Thompson, March lst, 1s! and also by con- veyance from ihe sam parties he acquired an interest in the South Half of the North-east Quarter of tQe North-west Quarter of Section ‘|wenty-nine, aforesaid. Thata portion of sai land wos held in the name of J. D. Maddy and | portion thereof in the name of Jacob D. Mad- dy who is one and the same person and wher- ever the title toeaid is appears in the nam: of J. D Maddy the real ownership wue in Jac bD. Maddy e; That ue Defendant bey C. Kennedy ac- Omaha, Neb., Apr. 1—A committec of Omaha business men, in whose hands the work of restoring the city from the effects of the tornado has been placed, has promised that with- in six months the devastated district would be rebuilt. Contributions from all cities are being received grateful- ly and are distributed to those in need. The following statistics compiled by the commercial club were announced as authentic: The known dead in Omaha and im- appa 7 mediate suburbs totals 136, the injured | tioned was Drasi' ‘ennedy and wherever number 402, while many sustained tae names 0. Rene? Oe the real party | minor bruises; 1,700 homes.were de-|'"that the Defendant Thomas J. Means ao | stroyed or wrecked. * ir of the to the North- ber of conveyances by th Kennedy ihe las appeer as W Ki nn FD . nedy and'D A. Kennedy or Drasilis Kennedy but that wherever the name D. A. Ke tee veal party, , Dayton is grateful living. Sout ast Guariy and he Norte east Quarter Saley, Lumber Writer, Dead. etal _ Hampton, Ia., Apr. 1—Met L. Saley, Of Section Twenty 67 years old, known as an authority | L. on the retail lumber business, and the | ,, 7st the Defendant Joba U. uthor of several books*on the sub- | Mark L. Moanein 1900. ject, is dead at his home here. coanected with said title the name mkle appears as J. C. Runkle or Rebels Kill Orozco’s Father. ve. Edward . Smith, Henry Myers, Joanns y | Indedtednes » Jennie A, William C. pre eeay Draeilla A. Kennedy, Thomas J. ol M P, Lake, if living, and tf dea: against the uo- J.C. Clark and the unknown & Land Now at this day comes the Plaintiff herein, | an @'elng the second day of the eines rye 8 4th day of December 1912, the Plaintiff fled bis W. Silvers, his attorney, and thet on eaid date summons iseued hirein to the Defendants above named which summons was de ivere to biv to this the February term of this court bebruary 1913 ‘Term of this court aud it appearing from the that the tollowing detendants could uot be a Myers, Corvline Penniweil, Felix R. Weav ‘The North-east Quarter and the Kast Half That eaid John T. Weaver died leav-4 untary oriny Inntary grantees * {John Magar- | tlom in said canee, t the Defen, ant ©. N. Post trastee, to secure the yinent of t800 payable to the Defen‘ant P. ‘ake That the interests of the Defendants L B. and J. M. Walters, C. N, Post and P, Lake were held subject to a trust deed which had ben given by Julia A. Davis, a former owner of 64 f Inod to Wiliard P, Holmes to recurn the as Payment of $1100 held bv Henry Gay the trust deed eo made by the Devis was foreclosed and the int eald J and LB. Walters and of the said ind C. N. Pos jold to satisfy sald Thaton Aprifl2th 1875, one Merritt H. Bow- man an} wite made a deed conveying Givided 1-9 part of the Northweet Quarter of the South-east Quarter of the Section Twenty- ine atoresaid 10 the Defendaat William Tucker but it does not appear t! owned or held any interest in sai Qt one time the Bates County Company held a trust deed on the Kast Ha the North-weet Quarter of Section Twenty nine, which trnet deed had been executed by James K Brugler and wife to the Defendant J.C. Clark Tustee to eecure the payment of In \ brednt payable to the said Bates County Le id Land Company. That au at- tempt was made tor lease said deed of trust but it does not appear that the note evidencir ¢ the indebtedness was produced and cancelled Q1 the time ot such attempted releuse and there may be persons unknown to Plaintiff who are Sesigneces of eaid Bates County Loan and Land Company, claiming an interest in eaid land as holier of such trust deed indebtedness. That the unknown psreons Defendants, In so far as Plaintiff’s knowledge extends, are inter- ested Iu the land aforesaid as the unknown brirs, cons:rts, donees, al enees and immediate Mesne, remote, voluntary and involuntary grantecs of th: above named Defendants or as thy assignees of the Bates County Loan and Lani Company and who hold only euch ttght; title, cl imandintereatin and t> eel BtOpe thy, if'any, as was theretofcre held by said Detend- @nts as above fully set forth, And unless said Defendants be and ap- pear at this court at the next regular term thereof to be begun and held at the court house in the city of Butler, county of Bates ocresaid, on the 4th Monday in May, 1113, anit on or before the firstday of said term an- swer or plead to the p-tition in said cause, the same wi lL be taken as confessed and jadg- Ment rendered accordingly. It is further ordered that a copy hereof be published, according to law, in The Butler Weekly Times, a newepaper published in sald Bates CAME for four weeks successively, published at lenst once a week the last inser- tion to be at least thirty days before the first day of the next term of this Court. H. O. MAXEY, Cireuit Clerk, A true copy from the record, Witnees my hand and the seal of this [seat] Court of Bates County, this 27th day of March, 1913 teat O, MAXEY, Cireult Clerk Order of Publication. STA' / OF MISSOURI, ‘os County of Bates. § In the Circuit Court, May term, 1915, eation March 26, 191 AWH, Loyd, Plaintia’ In va- vs. Jotn Magarity, Albert Cunpingham, simon Boud, and bates county jesouri: ‘The un- known hetrs ort, devigee donees, alien- , of John Sells, deceased; Jevisees, donees, licnees, and grantees of Klizabetn H unknown consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees and grantecs, of Oren Mitch. ell deccased; the v. known heirs, consort, desist donees, aliene 6. and grantees of y Whitesearver, deceased, or the un- n consort, heirs devisees, donees, | uliene-a, and grantees of Albert: Cunning- | ham, {f deceased; or the unknown heirs, con- sort, devisees donees, allenees, and gran- teesof John Magarity, If deveased; or the unknown <‘onsort. heirs, cevisees, donees, | »*Itenees, and grantees of simun 8. Bond, if deceased, Defenda: ts The State of Missourl! to the above j named Defendants, Greeting: Now at this day comes plaintiff h rein and by his attorne 8 files his petition, under oath, al leging among Other things that defendants John Magarity, Albert Cunningham, and Simon s, Bond, are non-residents of the state of Migsouri and cun not be served by ordinary process of Jaw an? further fllsging that he ily believes tvere are other persons inter: din the subject matter of this suit, or who claim an interest, r ght, title or eatate therein, whose names he can not eet ont herein, for the rea-on that such names are unknowptohim, but that if such persons there be, they derive their intervst right, claim, estate. or titles. as the | unknown consort, reirs, devisees, donee alienees, immediate, marene, Or remote, vol itv, if he be deceased, «ho acquire! an inter- est in said proper 5, by deed dated, Feb. Ilth 1877 and execnt-4 by Albert Cunningham, and which Interect, ff acquire t, has not, of recor ever been conveyed out by the eaid Join Ma- sarity, +r anv one for him: Oras the unknown couse rt, heirs, devisees, doners, alie » tm: mediate meene or remote voluntary or invol- untary grantees of Simon 8, Bund, if deceased, who tock an interes premiées or v0) part thereof, by deed, dated Jan, (sth, a and signed by Albert Cunningham loterest, so acquired, has not of r couyryed by the said simon 5. the unknown heirs. consort, dey jaleneea immediate, mesne, of remote, vol- | Matary or Involuntary, granters o1 Joun xe 1s dereas d who bought said land at Senool land | sale, as hereinset out and which Innd he has | not, of ree rd, ever conve ed: Or as the un- \ known consort heirs device 8, donees, devi- | sees, allenees, immediate, mesne, or remote | v.luntary or involuntary, grantees. of Kliza- | beth Hix, decees:d, who acquired an interest | |Inthe lun't herein described or some portion | thereof, as grantee in a ceed of Dee 28th, isi7, | and which interest che hasyot, of record con veyed; Or as the unknown consort, heirs, deViewss, donces, allenees, immediate, mesne or remo'e, Vv. luntary or i: voluntary grantece of Oren Mitchell, deceased, who acquired an interest in said ‘and, or seme portion thereof | by deed trom Wm Walton, exeeut lon the 25th day of February Is76, and which interest | the sald Uren Mivchell has not of record, con- veyed: Ur as the unknown heirs, consort devisees, donees, alien+es, immediate, mesne, or remote voluntary or involuniary grantece Whitescarver deceased, who acquired rest in said real estate or some portion hereo! by deed dated April 25th, Issz, ant igo. d by VU. Mitchell and which interest the jd J. 5. Whitescarver did not, of record, ur as ‘he u known consort, heirs, donees, allenees, immediate, mesne orremvte voluntary or involuatary grantees Of Albert Cunningham, it he be decensed, who rted ownership of said prem- ies or some po:tion thereo!. towit: the S. E Quarter of the North East Quarter of Sixteen, Township Thirty-aine, Range Thirty: | bree but, who did not of record ever convey | all eaid tract. ‘ Whereupon itis ordered by the Clerk in Va- cation that sald defendants each all of them be notified by publication that plaintiff hae | commenced a suit against them in this court, the object and general nature of which is to try, ascertain, determine, find and atjudge the right title, and inierest of the parties Plaintiff and defendant, respectively, in and to | the following descr bed real est The South East Qaarter (1 4) of the Qaarter (1-4), Section Sixteen (16) Townehip ‘Thirty Nine (39) Range Thirty Three (33) aod Six (6) acres mo.e or lers, being part of the South Wert Quarter (1-4) of the North West Quarter (l-4) more particularly described as that part o! the South West Quarter (1-4) of the North West Quarter (1-4) lying west and rorth of Welnut Creek, all in Section Fifteen (15). All of sald land lying, being and situase in tates county, Missouri. All of which land the plaintiff ie now in poseesston of, claim!ng the fee simple, absolute title thereto And ur less the said defendants be and appear at this court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the Court House in the City of Butler, in said county, on the fourth Monday in May 1913, aud on or before the first day of said term, anewer or plead to the peti- be taken as ton | lay of said next May, sort, devisees, donees alienees, and grantees of James L. Campbell, deceas«d: The no- known helis, consot devise.s, donees alienees, and grantees of Clayton Smith, if he be decease}; The unknown heirs, co eort, devisees, donees alieners, and grantees of J G Cusick, fhe be deceased: And the on- known hetra cunsort devisers, doneer, alienees, and grantees of Robirt Cusick, de- ceased, Defendants. Now at thie day comes the plaintiff, herein, by his attorneys id files bis p-tition under oath alleging, among other things, that Thomas W. Day and John Asher are nonresi dente of the State of Missouri, and can not be served with the ordinary process of law. And turther alleging that he verily belit vee there are other perauna interested in thx subject matter of this-sult, who claim an interest right, or titi+, ther in whose names he cannot insert in sald elton because such names are unknown tohim but it such pereons there ba, | they derive their inter in the sutject mat- | ter of this sult, ifany, he unknown consort, heir, devisee, donee. alienee, immed | mesne, or remote, voluntary or involuntary grantee of John Asher, if he be deceased, who acquired an interert, If any, in said subject | matter, hy deed of conveyance, executed by | samuel Doke, ont) 7th day of March, 18ss, | which said deed {fe of record in the Recorder’s office, of Bates county, Misacuri, in Book 7s at) page 7 thereof . Or derive their interest, if anv, as the un kpown consort, heir, devieee donee, alienee, immediate, mesne, or remote, volunt-ry or and to the fee simple title thereto in the | plaintiff and divest eacu and all of you of all in- | terest therein and chat uni-ss the said defend- ants be ani wppear at this court at the next term thereof, to be }) gun and held at the ; court house in city of Butler, ounty of Bates | and State of Missourl, on the e Fourth Monday in May, 1913, and on the frst day thereof anewer or plead to the p«tition herein, the same will be taken’ as con essed and judgment renilered accordingly. And tt is fartber ordered that a copy hereof |b pnblished-in Ihe Butler Weekly Times, a weekly neweoaper published in #ates county, Miesouri, and des gnated by plaintiff ae most likely to give notice to the defendants, said publication to be for four succeessiv: weeks, the last insertion there >t to be at least thirty days before the first day of anid next May term of this court. A true cc py from the record, H O. MAXEY, Cirenit Clerk. Witness my hand ‘and seal of the Circuit (SEAL) Court thie 2ith day of March, Ji! 24-40 H. UO, MAXKY, Circutt Clerk. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, ¢ 9, Counsy of Bates, io In the Cirenit Court, Ma: ation, March 25th, 1913 Order of Publication, In va- m, 1018, involuntary, grautee of Thomas W. Day, it he be deceased, wio took title to sald real estate, | or a part thercof, by deed dated Nov. 1th, 1ss1, | recorded in book 63 at page 157, Recorders of- | tice, Butes County, Missouri. said deed hav- | ing been made by Wm. B. «rbogast, who took | title by chain of conveyances uown from the | entryman, Melvin W ey, Such interest) so tuken havirg never been conveyed of rec- | ord bythe said ‘Thomas \V. Vay. The sald) Thomas W Day having a further apparent | interest In said premlees by reason of a teed; executed by Joho Cole, on Noy. 23rd, Issl, ehown of record, at page 156 of book U3, Record- | er’s office, Bates county, Misaonri, and which interest the raid Thomas W, Day has not, of | record, conveyed, 5 { Or derive their interest if any, as the un-! known consort, helr, devises. donee, alienee, | immediate, me:ne, or remo'e, voluntary orin- voluntary grantee of James L, Campbell, de- ceased, who held title to 8a d premises or some | pa't thereof, by Sheritf’s deed, in partition, ; among the beira of Melvin W. Dickey, entry- man of said premises fromthe U. S. Gover: ment, said deed belnw of record in book U, page v4, Recorder’s oftice Butes county, Mi souri, the said James L. Campbell BaviGe no of record, ever conve} ed the interest thus a quired, Or derive their interest, if any they have. as | the unknown heir, coneort, devisee, donee, | blienee, immediate, mesne, or remote, volun- tary or involuntary grantee of J, G. Cusick, if! he be dead, who took title or interest In said | premises ora part thereof, by deed dated Feb. sth, 1:80, signed by Eliphatet Cotes, and re- | corded in Kecorder’s office, within and for Bates county, Missour!, In book T’-1, page 501 | and which interest, so derived, has not as; shown by the records ever been conveyed. | Or derive their interest, if any ss the un- known heir, consort, devisee, donee, salience, immediate, mesne, or remote, voluntary, or involuntary, graniee of Robert Cusick, de- ceared, who took title to said premis«s or some | part thercof, by decd of conveyance, dated Feb 2th, 189, signed by Eliphalet Cotes, and found of record in the Reeord’s office, Bates county, Missour , in book 'I'-1, page 501, snd whieh in- te est has not, of record, ever been conveyed out. Or derive their interest as the unknown, consort heir, devisee, donee, allenee, immedi: ate, mesne, or remo'e voluntary or inyolun t ry grantee of Clayton Smith, ii he be dead, who took title to raid Jand by deed shown of | record, book 189, page 525, fire Recorder, Rates Co., Mo. | Wherenpon, it is ordered by the clerk, in va- | cstion that said defendants each and all of them. be notified by publication, that plaintiff | has commenced a snit against them in this | court, the object and general nature of which is, to try, ascertain, determine, and adjndge, | the right, Utle, estate, and interest of the parties plaintiff and def¢ndant in and to the | jollowing desertbed real estate, towit: All of lot four (4) in the northeast quarter of | section one (1), except four and one-half (4 1-2) feres in the north east corner of eait jot, | township thirty-nine (3%) range thirty-three 3), Bates county, Missouri, being the prem- | 8-8 dezcribed in plaintitt’s said petition | And that unless the sald defendants be and | appear at this court, at the next term thereof, | to ve begun and holden at the court house in the city of Butler, in sa'd county, on the 4th Monday of May, 1913, and on or before the | first day of sald term, answer or plead to the pe- | tition in sald cause, thr same will be taken as | confessed and judgment will be rended ac cordingiy. And itis farth«r order:d that acopy hereof | be published, according to law, in the Butler | Weekly Times, a newepaper published in said county of Bates, for four weeks tucceasively, prbisne tat lecat once a week, the last inser on to be atleast shorty days before the first oF this court, ireuit Clerk H.O.M A true cory of the record. Witness my hand, and seal of the [sear] elreuit surt. of Bates county, this the 22nd day of March, 1: 23 at. H.O. MANY, Cirenit Clerk. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURT Gounvy of Bates. 7 5 °5 In the (ireuit Court, May tern In vacation, March 26, 1) Frank Hennon, P'aintiff, va, Jon D Thomas. Sarah J nah LL, Boynton, Mary Franci jamue!l A Rankin, ton, William Shields, Juliet A, Beck, Belle BF. Clark, thomas ©, Cuark, Vira J. Clark, Nina M Clark Grace L Clark, Ela‘e L.: lark, L stanley, Saran A’ Stanley, D: Toomas francis, Sr. and Alexan: k; and the unkn es, donees, alien: known grantees, legal re tatives aad agsign of the Bates County + Loan & Land Company, Defendants The State of Missouri to the ab: named Defendants, Greeiing Now at this day comes the plaintiff he his attorney and fles hie petition aod affidavit alleging among other things that all tue known defendants sre non-residents of the State of Miesoari, and further alleging that there are |; persons Interested in, or who might be inter=; e-ted in the subject matter of the petition | ( | Whose names are unknown to plaintiff and that th + snterest of seid unknown persons are rived as the unknown consort, heirs, devis: donees: remote, voluntary aud involantary grantees of the following named persons (1) Of Thomas Francis, senior. whos+ in‘er est arises under a deed of recordin Book D at} page x7 Of Sarah J. Holderman, Hannah L. Boy: ton, Mary L. Nickte und ymas Francis who were heirs and d+visees of t humas Fran: is, Sr. (3) Of Samuel A. Rankin, whose interest arises under @ deed of record in Book W at se 3h of Joho D ‘Thomas, whos tatereat arle- es under a deed of record in Book Q st page 630 (.) Of Thomas ¥ Houston, whi se ‘nterest ariges und ded of record in Book X at ) Of William Shields, who was the pat- entee of the west half of the south east quarter and the west half of the north east quarter of section 9, infla under deed of record in Book page 82. (s.) Of Alexander P. Clark who held the) legal title of (9) Of elle F. Clark, Thomas C. Clark, | t Clark ond Elsie L. Clark the widow and bh: irs o! who died owning said land. w (10,) Ot the Bates County Loan & Land me will confesued, and judgment will be rendered ac- condingly. And it ie further ordered, that a copy hercof be published, ac ording tolaw in Tne Batler Weesly Times, a newspaper publiened in ssid Gounty of Bates for tour weeks successive least once a week, the la: to be at least thirt day of said next May Term of this court. H. O. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk. Atrue rd. from the Record. ness my hand, and seal of th “treult Court of Bates County, this 26th dav of March 1913. H O MAXEY, Circuit Clerk. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, {us of Bates. Te the it Court, May term, 1918, 11 ords in the Recorder’s UO: \y, | Missou: full ser-; Unknown defer to laintiff is set ont in plaintiff’s petition filed in | pet as Cpe and judgment will be rendered i days before the firat Hi bis that sald Company, whose interest arises under deeds of trust of record in Boo! at paces 541 and 518 The reference to records herein ts to the rec- of Bates County. atement of the interest of ai te as fully as known tats cause. ereupon it is ordered by the Clerk in va- adants be notified | plaintiff claiming the tull | eause ther care to herself minor children born to the marriage between | platutit? and said Milton C, Court | and holden at the Court House in the city of | Butler, in said county on the | | Mret day of ssid next Ma;, aliences, and immediate, meene and | (311) STATEOP MISSOURI, {aa uf, e. ay Patrick Lyons and {defendants Greeting: (7) OfJuliet A Beck, whose interest arises | ite attorneys 8: It, B. No. 1 at) alleging among other things that detendants | are non-r sidents of the State cf Missouri of enid land at his death ; tion that Vira J. Clark and Nba M. Clark, Grace L | them in thie court, whore interest arises ture of which is to obtain f Alexander P. Clark, | 817 65 and intere: fendante’ propert; unless be pal WERELY Tixks, & county of Bates, plain 8 most likely to give notice to the defendants. for tour weeks successively, published at least once @ week, the last insertion to be at least ing days bei A.C. Daniel, Plaintiff, ve ; The unkown consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees or immediate, mesne or remote, volunta y or involuntary grantees of Kemp M, Words, deceased, Defendants. ‘The State of Missouri to the above named defendants, Greeting: sow at this day comes the plaintiff herein, by hiv attorneys and files his petition under oath, alleging among other things that the names of the deferdants, whom he verily be- lieves to be interested in the subject matter of tl tion, are to him unknown and cannot Ds set forth’ in his petition, that plaintiff can cifically describe the interes's of said ants in hia petition, but alleges, that such interesis as they ur any of them have or appear of record to have in the subject mat- ter of his petition, is derived as the ¢ rt, heirs, devisees, donees, allenees or immediate, Mmesne or remote voluntary or involuntary grantees of one Kemp M. Woods, deceased, who took # deed to the real estate herein after described, with other lands in the vear 185 from Isaiah Brown, the then record owner thereof, and said Kemp M Woods has never conveyed the same to any one 80 far asia shown by the revords kept in and for Rates county, Missouri, said deed being of record in the oftice of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Bates coun- ty, Missouri, in Book Dat Page x6. Whereupon, it 1a ordered by the Clerk in vacation, that eald defendants be notifled by publication, that the plaintiff has commenced a suit againet them in this court, the object and general nature of which is to try, xscertain and determine the estate, title and interest of the plaintif and defendants, herein above and in his petition mentioned’ reapectively, in and to the following descr. bed real estate, to-wit: The North ten (10) acres of the North west quar- ter of the south +ast quarter of seedon eleven (11), Townsnip Forty-lwo (42) of Range Taree- Three (33) in Bates County, Missouri, and praying eaid court, by its judgm nt and decree, to define, adjudge and determine the title, e tate and interest of the parties plaintiff an fendants herein, severally in and to the afore- said real estate ard to enter such orde’s and Judgments, and grant euch reliet, legal or equitable, as the circumstance and rights ot the porties may demand and require, said complete and’ abso- Jute title to the said reat e-tate, both the equi- table and legal title thereto, and that unless the said Defendants be and appear at this Court, at the next term thereot, to be begun and holden at ths Court House in the city of Butler, in said county, on the Fourih Monday in May, 1! and on or before the tr-t day of said Term, an- swer or plead to tne Petition in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed, and juagment will be rendered accordingly. And itis Further Ordered, that a copy here- of be published, according to law. in fhe But- ler Weekly ‘Limes, a newspaper published in said County of Bates for four weeks successive- ly, publishes at least once a week, the last in- sertion to be at lea t thirty day before the firs; day of said next Mav ‘Term of this Court, 1 O MAXEY, Circuit Clerk. M1 A true co from the record. Witness my hand, and seal of the (SEAL) Cireu't C cof wates County, this oth day of May, 181 Meat Hog. MANEY, Cireult Clerk. Order of Publication, TE OF MISSOURI, 2. County of tates, 9 §5> Io the Cirenit Court, May Term, iis. tn yeetlon, March z5th, ois Order of Publication, Ta B shelton Plaintit, vs Milton C. Shelton Defendant, The State of Missouri to the above named de- fendant, Greeting: Now at his day comes the plainti® he: Vy ber attorneys and fies her F fer oath, wll wing amour othe Defendant, Milton ©. Siffiton in, ion verttled thipes that fs no. a resident of the state of Miesouri Whereupon, itis ordired by the Clerk in Vas yn that ead Defendant b+ notitied by Pub- Nn that evlaintd has commenced @ suit agatnst him in this Court, the objrct and gen- eral nature of | and dec | defendant, wilton G. desertion for more than one year n xt before h is to obtain a judgment eof divorce, in her favor and against ‘Shelton, on the ground of the filing of her petition, without reasonable re andwh rein she seeks tyce- the care nnd enstody of the defendant, and thet aniess. the helton be and appear at this al the next term thereol, to be begun Fourth Monday in May, 113, | and on or before the tirst day of said term, an- swer or plead to the Petition tn aaid cause’ the S-me will be taken ag contessed, an! judgment Will be rendered accordingly And itis Pursher Ordered, that « copy here- of be published, according tola+, in The But- ler Weekly Times. & newspaper published in {sald County ot sively, published at lesst once a week, the last Rates for tour weeks succes- insertion io he a least thir days betore the 3, Te'm of this H.O MANEY Circuit Clerk, ‘ourt. A trae copy from the resord. Witness my hand and eval ef the Cireuit Cow tof Bates County this aoth day of Merch. 19 “H,O MANBY, Clreuit Clerk, heat Order of Publication. County of Rates. 5 In the Cireuit Court May Term, Vacation, March 26, 1915 Order of Publication, The Peoples Elevator Co,, 8 corporation, plain- M. Lyons, Defendants. url to the above named ‘The state of Mis Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by i files its petition and amda: Whereupon, it # ordered by the clerk in vac i defendants be notified by publica plaint {has commenced a sult against je object and general na- judgement for balance due on a flax con ract account and in which action the de- has been attached. lefendanta be and appear at the next term thereof, ton tl said to begun ant holder at the court house in the city of Butler, Monday of Ma: in ssid county, on the fourth And itis farther ordered that hereof bitahs cording to law, in Tate 8 m4 per pul 2 and dosixnated by tit fore the Grst day of ° y Of eald ext H. O. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk, from the A truce record my band and seal of the Cir Wi {smat) cuit court of Bates county, this 2th of March, 1913. 4 ae H.O MAXEY, Cireuit Clerk, Girl Wanted. Good girl wanted for general house.