George Jay Gould Dies
Mentone, France—(A. P.)—George Jay Gould, American financier, who has been ill at Cape Martin, near here, for some time, died at 3 a. m. today. The end came peaceably. His wife and two children were at his bedside.

M'MAHEN ESTATE GOES TO NEPHEW
POTLATCH MAN WHO REACHED CENTURY MAKES WILL AT AGE OF $5
J. H. Bottjer of Potlatch, has been named executor of the will of James McMahen, pioneer Potlatch farmer, who died recently at the age of nearly 101 years, according to announcement from the office of Judge Adrian Nelson of the Latah county probate court. Mr. McMahen, who had lived for approximately 40 years in the Potlatch country, left an estate valued at $20,000. The real estate is valued at $5,000. Mr. McMahen had his will executed at the age of 95 and under its terms his nephew, Patrick J. McMahen, was made sole beneficiary. Mr. McMahen made his home with his nephew for a number of years.

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The second paragraph of the will, dated June 4, 1918, gives expression of Mr. McMahen's desire as to the disposition of his property, as follows:
"Being a bachelor at the date of this will with no father, mother, sister, or brother surviving me, I hereby give, bequeath."  and devise to my nephew, Patrick J. McMahen of Potlatch, Idaho, all of my property real, owned by me at the time of my death. 