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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-02

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-02

The glorious fourth IL near. Get
your fireworks ani decorations At III"
star Drug store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-02
LOST AND FOUND

Losi-A pair nf spcctnclrs. Finder
please leave same at this office, or rr'
turn tu Thns. Martin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

A decision was handed down In the
civil side of the superior court yes
terday afternoon by Judge Shumway
in the case Of n. II, Trust Co. VS., The
odore G. Camp, eX ct al. The case
has TO do with the Ivy Nook prop
erty which was sold by the executors
of Mr.. Whltney's daughters will for
$4,000. The money was put in the
New Haven Trust company until II
could be decided in court who il
rightfully should go to.
BY the memorandum II is ordered
that Judgment be entered that the
fund held by plaintiff be paid over TO
Philip Phoenix, surviving executor
and trustee under the will Of stephen
Whitney. This conclusion was arriv-
cd at because Il was held that The
deed conveyed to Caroline Suylam
only n life estate. with n power Of
appointment; that Caroline Suydam,
who became Caroline Baldwin, never
exercised the power by her last will
or codicil. that the disposition Of the
fund held by plaintiff should he the
same by stipulation as the real cs-
tate of which said fund Is tho pur-
chase price, and is to be determined
by tho law of this state that therefore
the domicile of said Caroline Bald
win ut her death is immatcrIal, but
IL material the evidence shows that
she had elected New York as her
domicile. The other facts and cir
cumstances in evidence. concerning
which there was little II any contro-
versy, do not and should not affect
the general conclusion"
This is case which has been in
the courts for some years, the court
being asked to decide as to the dis
tribution of the fund held by the
Trust Co., left by Mr., Whitney.
Lcayenworth Case Unfinished.
ON the hearing for the appointment
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

of Conseryator over Mrs Ida Il,
Loayenworth In the probate court yes
tcrday morning there was n lively
hearing and the words between the
lawyers for both sides became so hot
that Judge Studley was compelled to
put tho hearing over til d week from
yesterday,
Frederick Q, Leayenworth, over
whom Edward b, Munson was con
servator for number of years, upon
receiving his freedom from conscr-
yator, has been active in bringing
suits against different parties who
were concerned IN having q conscrva-
tor appointed over him,
He has pettioned the probate court
to have a conserNator appointed over
his mother and there were fifty-two
witnesses who were brought into court
yesterday morning TO testify for and
against Mrs, Leaycnworth. Before
any of the witnesses were examined
Attorney Beers, who Is appearing with
Attorney Asher for Frederick Leaven-
worth and Attorney Jason +, Thomp-
son, who appears for MIS-, Lcaven-
worth, became engaged In verbal
conflict over the right of a medical
examination Of Mrs. Leavenworth.
The trouble seemed to be over the
fact that Attorney Thompson claimed
that he had not had sufficient time
to have doctor examine Mrs, Leav-
enworth to which Attorney Beers
made objection, Attorneys Beers
and Thompson became so warmed up
to the argument and made such sharp
insinuations about the veracity of
their statements that Judge Studloy
was compelled to adjourn court for
another week, Attorney Beers OBJ
jected to this and quoted statutes to
prevent q continuance of the hearing.
Judge Studley was firm in his refusal
to go on with the case and mentioned
the fact that he was In court to hear
both sides of the case, but not to lis
ten to the wranglng OF two lawyers.
The hearing was continued till next
! Monday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
MORE THAN EVER
Increased Capacity for Mental Labor
Since Leaving OF Coffee.

Many former coffee drinkers who
lave mental work to perform, day
lfter day, have found better capac-
ty and greater endurance by using
Postum Cereal instead OF coffee. An
Ills. woman writes:
Il had drank coffee for about TWEEN
years, and finally had what tho doc
ors called coffee heart | was ncr-
-ous and extremely Respondent. had
title mental or physical strength left
lad kidney trouble and constipation
1.-THE first noticeable benefit derived
rom the change from coffee to Post
I'm was the natural action of the kid
leys and bowels In two weeks my
,eart action was greatly improved and
ny nerves steady
Then ! became less Respondent,
Ind the desire to be active again,
,howed proof Of renewed physical
ind mental strength.
II am steadily gaining In physical
strength and brain power. ! formerly
lid mental work and had to give Il
III on account Of coffee, but since us-
ne Postum I am doing hard mental
nbor with less fatigue than ever be"
'ore."
"There's Reason
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich Read the little book,
''The Road to Wollville In pkgs
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD MEETS.
Announce Successful Candidates for
Bridgctcnding Positions,

The civil Service commission met
yesterday afternoon. and finished tho
marking Of the papers submitted by
the candidates for bridgetcndng pos
itions. Seven candidates were sue
ccssfu Their names follow James
II. Lane, Peter Hart Lawrence ra-
gam S. Kelsey Fred Van Sichles,
John Dunleavy, and Joseph A. Laugh
lin. The first three named have been
filling the positions temporarily, and
in all likelihood, their appointment
will he made permanent, The COM
missoners also examined some of the
supernumcrary police papers It will
be some time before tho marking OF
these papers will be concluded, as
there are eighty-nne papers to cor
rect
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
FRENCH WILL REQUESTS.
Estate Of $4,000 Comes Into Probate
Court

The will of the late Susan H. French,
disposing of an estate valued at about
$4,000 was presented in probate court
yesterday afternoon but the hearing
went over until next Monday In the
viii there are requests of 500 to the
Ladies Home Missionary society Of
the First church, $500 to Harriet w.
Hough, 500 to Susan Green Of Fair
field, 5000 each TO Sarah Darlington and
Katharine Darlington of Cnlehrook,
the dwelling at 3lS George street with
sum Of $1,000 and all moneys in the
house 81 time of death to Jessie Os-
good Barrett and 5000 to Annie NJ Gil
bert The remainder of the estate IS
divided equally between the Board of
Home Missions Of the Presbyterian
church and tho executors In trust for
the treasurer Of the American Home
Missionary society, Tho viii names
Albert $. Holt as executor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
WESTYILLE.

a very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Ethel Alling at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs, George Huhbell in Wood
bridge on Friday last. Many games
were played and a light luncheon was
served after which the young people
danced until q late hour Those pres
ent we're the Misses Emily Dickinson,
Nellie Hitchcock, Mabel Nelson, Leila
sperry, Mabel Bond, Helen Sperry,
Maud Dickinson, Eunice Augur, Edna
lArents, Elsie Augur, Harriet Fuller
Esther Baldwin, Edna Augur, Ethel
Mercer, Marguerite Barker, Louise
Perkins, Esther liubbcl, Maize Hub
bell, Harold Peck, Bertrand Arents,
Henry Dickinson, Frank sporry, John
Judson, Gustave Sholtz, julius Bald
win, William Ladd Chester Hitch
cock, Clifford Hale, George Hubbel,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

The matter of appointing a trustee
On the estate of j. Wilder Howe, who
iled a petition in bankruptcy, came
up before Referee Newton yesterday,
out as the assets of the estate We're
only $iS the referee decided that
here was nothing for trustee 20 do
md so no appointment was made. Mr..
iowe's debts are given in his sehed-
ilc as a little over $4,000. Much of
his is due from Mr.. Howes being
,ndorser on notes for the Howe Cam
ly company, and the estate OF Ell
bridge 7. Howe, who went into bank
.uptcy over year ago.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
BANKRUPTCY CASES
Decision Handed Down in Ivy
Nook Case by Judge
ShumWay,
S. WHITNEYS ESTATE WINS
Monahan Application for Liquor Ii
censc Is Withdrawn Suddenly
Other Court Items.

William j, Bourke Of Torrington
iled a petition In bankruptcy in the
district court of the United States Sat-
lrday. lie was engaged IN the hard
ware business, He has lahilaies Of
s9,5i4.l6, Of which $S,5205l are I'M
secured. lie has assets OF S5,7Si57,
IF which $4,000 represents value of
stock In trade and s2,5S451 debts due
On open account
Joseph s. Phelan, Bridgeport
merchant, Is bankrupt He has la
olitles of s13,301,39, and assets of
k5,040.73.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
ADMIRAL EVANS BETTER.

Paso Robes, Hot Springs. Cal, April
6-Rear Admiral Evans continues to
show Improvement, Although he had a
rather restless night, It was said to be
due to fatigue resulting from his drive
of yesterday. He awakened rather ear
~ this morning but suffered no pain
and was In good spirits He spent an
hour and n half with baths and treat
ments. Then he had short rest IN the
glass sun parlor and this seemed TO
impart now life and strength to him.
He was then taken to his room.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
ZOOS VS.. BuTTEHWORTH.
Alderman Said 10 Desire Senatorial
HunOrS

The most active piece of political
work on in this city, at the present
time, Is we'll regulated campaign to
keep q denomination from Senator
Frank S. Buttcrworth from the
Eighth district. which comprises the
Eiehth, Ninth and Twelfth and Four
teenth wards The candidate of the
opposition to senator RuttcrWorth is
Alderman Emil boos and his friends
are of the opinion that they will have
no trouble in landing the republican
nomination. OF course, they realize
that Senator Butterworth and his po-
litical advisor, Frederick w. Orr, will
make fight, but Alderman Loos
friends insist that they have the dele
gates within their grasp.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
MCMILLAN Case Withdrawn.

Michael Monohan, 42t State street,
yesterday afternoon withdrew his APP
plication for u liquor license which
was before the county commissioners
for hearing at o'clock. II is un-
derstood that Mr., Mossman of the
city Missionary society, had very
good case against Monahan and that
was the reason why the case was
withdrawn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Judge Ferns Of Chicago, appeared be-
fore the court yesterday morning and
Attorney Aryne claimed to have
found relatives IN ohio, while the 9TH
or two attornews claim to have dis
covered others In Illinois, The claims
of the heirs win be thoroughly con-
sdcrod by Judge Studlcy, who viii
then act in the matter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
White Estate.

A hearing was held in the probate
.ourt yesterday morning on the es-
ate of the late Robert White, who
lied in West Haven about four years
lgo. He left an estate Of about s6,-
100, for which there were no heirs.
md since that time hunt has been
IN for some of his relatives.
Attorneys Arvine, Reynolds and
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
INVESTIGATION CLOSES.
Colorcd Woman Dies Insisting shoot
ing Was NccIdcntnl.

Insisting to the last, that tho bull
lot wound which caused her removal
to the hospital ten days ago was self
inflicted despite its contradictory To-
cation, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of An
sonia, died at Grace hospital at an
carly hour yesterday morning.
Coroner Mix, who has been investi-
eating the ease and who has question
ed her at the hospital several times
stated that as RI suit Of the womans
insistence, there would probably be no
further action, barring developments
from another source.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
Booth Appointed Trustee.

John II. Booth was appointed trus-
zee in the bankrupt estate of George
humphrey, the carpenter and build
or under $4,000 bonds when the case
,ame up before Henry G. Newton. ref
cree in bankruptcy, yesterday morn
Ing. Eliot Watrous. Charles McFeet-
srs and Charles Murdoch were APP
pointed appraisers.
The case will come up again Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Liabilities
n the case are S14,973, and the as
Iets S5,2bS,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Tomorrow evening the ladies' OF the
summerheld Methodist church will
give musical entertainment and farce
In the vestry of the Methodist church,
1t Is given under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid society. The farce Is en-
titled, "Not man In the house." and
the cast Of characters reads as fol-
lows
Mrs. Maria Bngs, who has had a
rough experience with n cruel husband,
and after his death declares that no
man shall enter her home, Mrs II. NJ,
Butler.
Miss Lucy Ryder, her timld maiden
sister. Mrs. A. Staples.
Jessie Ray. a pretty niece. who has
come on a visit, Mrs. l.. ]. Matson.
Aunt Belinda, an old fashioned, cid
erly lady, who sympathizes with the
young, Mrs. G. H. Rowley.
Kate. a servant. who has gentle
man cousin, whom she greatly admires
Mrs w. T.. Bushey.
Act I Mrs Bing's sitting-room
(morning.
Act TI-Same as act | (afternoon).
Ice cream and cake will be on sale.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
The Baldwin Estate.

The inventory on estate Of late l3u-
nice G, Baldwin of Woodbridge was
tlcd yesterday,
Personal property, s1A03S,O2; real
estate $3,525, The total is S17,O27-
OF.
Frank Baldwin is administrator. G,
lIalstcd Bishop and Henry Il, Baldwin
appraisers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Friends apd relatives OF Spanish
war veterans are requested to send
names and location of graves of de-
ceased veterans to W. W Andrews.
III Crown street, chairman Memorial
day committee, A. NJ, Osborn camp,
No. 1, L. S. w. V.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

The city Point Yacht club will cele-
brate its thirteenth anniversary of its
existence on May 10 and the $50
members are planning ror big cele-
bration. The outlook for the occas-
ion Is an encouraging one.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
Ladies' Of Church of the Messiah In
Hold Event Tomorrow.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Church of the Messiah on Orange
street will hold their annual Easter
sale in the vestry tomorrow after
noon and evening beginning Mt 3
o'clock. Woven rag rugs will he on
sale, aprons. and all kinds Of useful
and fancy articles, also cake. candy
and ice cream, Supper will he served
at $50 followed by an entertainment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

The case of Vance Shearer, tho
Bridgeport autoist, who was tried in
he police court before Judge Tyner
asst week on charge OF manslaugh-
,er, was again continued yesterday
BY Judge Mathewson until April o..
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

One of the Edgewood avenue cars
had the misfortune Of running over a
dog on Alden avenue Yesterday after
noon This time II was a rather small
bull terrier and was injured 80 badly
that Officer Whildey was called to
kill him. The owner of the dog Is
not known.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

This Is the last week Of school be-
fore the Easter vacation Superin-
tendent Bcede announced yesterday
that the schools would close next Fri
day for the Easter recess and that
they would not open until Monday,
April 20.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Mrs. Ernest Matthews of aRrnett
street who has been very Ill with
pneumonia, is now entirely recovered
from the attack.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
Criminal Court Adlomrns.

The criminal side of the common
pleas court yesterday adjourned until
the twenty-cighth Of the month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
How to T ell
Whether Coffee
is causing your Troubles

1t easy leave off drinking coffee and the
results.
But you say can't get along without Coffee the deay
lays follow another the old pains and aches slowly
growing little Do you dare think of the road ahead if
that downward tendency keeps and why shouldn't it unless
you change the daily habit?
Suppose to-day you your right crush habit and
start and heahfu life It's easy quit coffee and take
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
POSTUM

Is not only free from the harmful coffee
poison, but contains the natural phosphate
Of potash found in part of the wheat berry
which is included in making this famous
food drink
1t builds up broken-down brain and nerve
cells, and no one needs this more than the
chronic coffee drinker.
Ten days freedom from coffee will show
"There's a Reason"
Postum
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Miss Bessie Curtis of Wallngford Is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Sperryof Elm street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day at 1858 a. m.
st, Nicholas for April at the Pease-
Lewis Cos.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

George Taylor is having his house on
Barnett street renalnted
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Howard Adj is having his house on
Elm street reprinted.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
Spring Cleaning

And reliable Dycing. An agency here for the Old
Staten Island Dyeing House Of Barrett Nephews &
Co. Carpets, Curtains, Blankets, Gloves, Gar
ments, Silks, Satins, Cotons, all made to look like
new. Give orders at Pattern Counter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
POSTUM

Which is made of clean, whole wheat and contains no
the drug in coffee that much trouble
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

blemshes. Builds up new flesh, fills out hollows.
Very dainty toilet exquisite. Being specially dem
onstrated now. Advice given on proper home treat.
mcnt by expert. Get copy OF illustrated booklet
cart OF Massage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24
a Mixed Commitment.

Joseph Letter at Washington din.
ner party n few days before his mar.
riage said he agreed with John d.
Rockefeller and Rossell Sage that
young men with their way TO make In
the world should not take vacations
"A vacation doesn't strengthen the
average man" said Mr.. Letter. DE
ranging all his regular habits. 1t weak
ems him He plays too hard on his
vacation. He comes back home thin
and pale and tired
But good, hard, regular work, with
the temperate habits it necessitates, Is
good for a young mans health. Near
" all the hreakdowns laid to hard
work are really due to something else
Ito bad hours, to dissipation.
II always liked to hear the story
my father used to tell OF big rosy
country preacher who said one Gun-
day morning in June;
my friends, l am all run down
from the winters work. and the col
lection today win be devoted to my
travelling expenses, as am going to
the shore for my health. The more
you give the longer can stay away,
THE preachers look was rather con-
fused when he announced afterwari
to the people that the collection had
been the largest In the history Of the
church."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24

the village. They were established
about Ia years ago and tae business
Of the company had grown TO be the
largest Of its Kind in the state. A. n
Blandin OF Bath n. H., is president and
principal owner. The company recent
~ built a railroad from the mills to
the big timber tract which includes the
land OF the BattenkiIl and Somerset lum-
Der companies. Tne mill will probably
be rebuilt
The Moses Newton gold mining com
pany, which is conducting exploration
work in the vicinity suffered slight
floss by the fire its building being burned,
also eight freight cars. The Office build.
ing Of the lumber company and the lum-
Der stored in the yard were saved, Tnere
were no fatalities, but Mrs. Patrick Fo-
ley and her young child narrowly es.
capped death. Soon after the fire was
discovered the flames spread to Mrs
foley's house, while she and the child
were asleep. Fred Sanborn, the sup.
erintendent of the. mill. rushed into the
house and carried ont the child, but
when he attempted to return for Mrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24
SOME CLEVER WRESTLING.
In which Bourbon Took Two Out Of
Three Falls From Leblanc.

The cateh-as.e atchcan wrestling ex-
hibition in the opera house Saturday
evening by Eli H. Bourbon, Of Clare
mont, n. H., and Robert Leblanc of
Marlboro. Mass, two professionals in
the art. was the best performance Of
its kind that ever took place on a mat
IN Barre and the strength, skin and en-.
durance displayed by the two clean-cut
athletes aroused no little enthusiasm
in the crowd present which numbered
some over a hundred.
The referee, L. II. Hunter of Clare
mont, Y. H., announced that Bourbon
Lad participated in over 100 matches
and vet to meet defeat and was now in
training to meet Fritz Hansen, the
world fobed wrestler in the catehas.
catch can style. Leblanc, who is
Younger and lighter than Bourden, the
referee stated, had proved that he was
the best man of his weight in Massa-
chusetts.
lin match for blood it was clearly
evident that Leblanc would be out OF
his class with Bourbon who has years
cf experience to his advantage and ten
pounds in weight. Bourdon's weight
was $50 to LcBlanc's 146 and the for
mer's stocky build and huge neck and
shoulders were in striking contrast
with the slim though well developed
form Of the latter.
Bourbon won the fist and last fail
and Leblanc the second fall. 1t took
the veteran Bourbon - minutes to get
the why youngsters TO shoulders
sauarely on the mat and hold them
there in the first bout, the fall being
made hy the toe hold and half nelson
hold. In Just the same length Of time
Leblanc had the big fellows shoulders
on the mat in a half Nelson and scis-
sors hold. The last fall went to Bour-
don in IL minutes when he got the
youngster by the toe hold and twisted
him onto his back,
White" and he has won the name Of
the human eel in his home state. Be
tween the second and last bouts the
two wrvstlcrs gave the audience an
exhibition OF the different holds used in
this kind OF wrestling such as The ny
ing mare, head in chancery, standing
hammer lock, full Nelson, half Nelson,
etc.
While the wrestlers were resting be.
tween their bouts an amateur exhibi-
ton of eatch-as catch can wrestling was
given by John Stewart and William
Florence of this city, in which both
young men displayed knowledge OF the
art such as brought out commentator
from referee and the audience. Flor
cree won both falls in ten and seven
minutes, respectively, by the half Nelson
and head in chaneery holds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24
DAVID r. FRANCIS.

for his wit. Several years ago he was
guest at one of the dinners Of the
Gridiron club at Washington. Just be-
fore the dinner he met friend, who
said:
Dave, l wish you would tell me a
funny story. expect those fellows
win call on me tonight, and ] want to
have something ready"
"You remind me OF time when l
was campaigning in Missouri" replied
Francis. II got to hotel, and the bill
Of fare consisted of corn bread, canned
goods and bacon. wasn't impressed
wanted something good to eat and l
uaid to the landlord: is that all you
have to eat? ! heard a lot of quail
calling around here when was driv-
ing In. Haven't you any quailY
stranger said the hotel keeper, II
had any quail ! would eat them my
self
Same with funny stories. IL knew
one I'd keep II for myself"