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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-07-25

Whether an hour or FIVE minutes haC
passed seemed equally uncertain,
when Talbot gave a muttered cry.
Getting low, sir" he whispered.
A moment afterward my own head
scraped against the roof. Cautiously
I struck match. It blew to the left
At the same instant I saw a glimmer
Of gray, indicating an opening in the
wall which, however. was no more
than a side passage. The main path
ran straight before US. Talbot and l
scrambled through into q smaller cor.
ridor. Far ahead OF US was q luminous
glow.
We crept on a little further and !
perceived the glow become q haxy
patch. It was the natural amphithea-
ter. I think my restraining touch In
Dictated to Talbot our perilous situa-
ton, for. without q word, he followed
my example and kicked on his boots.
Then we crept along softly, while the
light, diffused around us, became clear
er and clearer. And all at once We
burst abruptly into a kind of huge.
vaulted cave, wherein q hundred men
were gathered, talking excitedly. Arms
lay piled up In stacks upon the floor.
We shrank back into the wall I saw
tall, bearded man stride out from
behind a barricade Of boxes. All talk
ceased. It was Prince Louis. My
heart beat wildly. II could detach
him. engage him In speech
Then heard q voice that Kissed In
my ear fiercely:
Throw up your hands or you are
dead."
ducked and shot my fist upward.
The sentry, who had come quietly
upon me, fell like log, his rife clat.
tering to the floor. Instantly cries
burst from the assemblage. I saw
them rush toward me, Prince Louis at
their head, waving his sword. Then |
| was running in my stocking feet along
the corridor by which had come. As
ran | saw black shadow sprintins
before me-Talbot.
heard pistol DISCHARGED, and q
bullet whizzed SO close past me that
1t grazed my forehead. turned for q
| moment and fred my automatic colt.
heard q cry, and a man falling. Then
ran onward like the wind. As if by
Q miracle knew when I reached the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-07-25

(match) that way (match) I looked In
vain, That anphitheater must be
passed: that rebel camp-then-Ah!
Here the main sewer ran through a
vault In the catacombs, and down this
one might wade or fioat-It was a des-
perate chance.
Swiftly retraced my steps in the
direction along which I had come,
shouting now, my Colt in my hand
against emergency. I lit a match
I had but two left now. Then 1 re-
membered the piece Of candle In my
pocket which in my anxiety had COM
pletely forgotten. Lit 1t, and went
promenading along the corridor like
some sleep walker, or a man hunting
Q burglar, until answering cries rang
out, and suddenly a fierce looking man
recoil before my pointed weapon
handed it to him
II surrender myself. Prince Louis,
az q prisoner Of war;" I said
Who the devil are your" be burst
out.
THAT need not be told" said L 81
am one of the governments servants.
That Il enough. Where" I hest
tated. II they had not learned of Tai
bot I would not set them on his trail.
I'VE have the other spy" he said
angrily. What the devil did you come
back for?
because the entrance Is blocked, -
I answered.
While we spoke men had come run
ming up, and now q motley crew sur
rounded U.s. The prince sent two of
them back to see II my story was
true. Meanwhile they conducted me
to the arena, where I found Talbot,
bound. gagged and bleeding from q
flesh wound In the wrist. He smiled
at me sadly. Twas bound and thrown
down beside him. a few minutes later
the messenger returned and informed
Louis that the soldiers had walled up
the exit.
saw the blood fame into his face.
Stand them up and shoot them" he
commanded roughly.
A hundred men rushed upon us.
and. striking u with the butt ends of
their rides. they dragged us to q wall.
Then. ut the command az the prince,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-07-25
LIFE WITHIN A BEE HIVE
Three Classes Of individuals In Each
Colony, Each Having Its Special
Duties to Perform.

In the honey bee we find 80 many
and such remarkable instincts that 1t
seems to me impossible that they
could have been acquired by the proc
ess Of evolution.
Three kinds of individuals exist in
colony of bees-the queen, whose
sole work is TO lay eggs; the drones.
or males, whose only function Ia to
fertilize the queen, and the workers,
which are females undevetoped sex
ually.
Only one queen is permitted to live
in the colony at the same time, there
being a mortal antipathy between the
queens. The queen is continually
guarded by number Of workers and
her wants are carefully supplied. II
two queens are IN the same colony
they enter combat, being urged by
the workers, and fight till one stings
the other to death.
When young queen Is ready TO
leave the cell in which she has been
reared, she is not permitted to do so,
but she is guarded by the workers un-
til the old queen has abandoned the
hive with a swarm. and then she is
permitted to leave the cell. When the
queen has fully matured in her cell
the workers cut away the wax from
the end OF the cell till 1t Is an exceed
ingly thin film.
II the colony Is deprived of its
queen, the workers, after searching in
vain for her, set to work to rear a
new queen. For this purpose they
select larva that would develop into
worker, remove some of the neigh
boring cells and construct for It q
large vertical cell. By feeding this
larva on royal Jelly It becomes q
queen.
II two queens during combat acquire
position in which they might destroy
each other. thus leaving the hive with.
out a queen. they refrain from giving
each other the mortal stroke.
When the swarming season is over
the old queen is permitted by the
workers to sting to death all the
queens that are In the cells.
II the queen loses both her anten.
nae she is unable properly to deposit
her eggs, and the workers permit her
to perish.
At the close Of the syarmtnx sea,
sea all Of the dronss are killed By the
workers. They are no longer needed
for the old queen has already been
fortified, and new drones can be
reared in the following spring. Thus
food Is saved for the use OF those bees
alone that will be OF future use to the
colony.
II they lose the queen when swarm
Ing they return to the hive they have
ieft-seeming to realize that their ef.
forts would be fruitless without /,
queen IL the hive has no queen the
drones are permitted to live through
the winter.
When the drones are DESTROYED the
l larvae and pupa which would produce
orones are also destroyed. IL pressed
Tor food, colony win attack q weak.
er colony or hive without a queen.
and, IL the attack II successful. the
L vanquished colony Joins the conquer.
| ors. thus strengthening the hive.-AL
ned Fairhurst, An, In "Orxanic Evo.
| luton Considered"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-07-25

Efficiency and snap have always
characterized American sea service. II
punished the Barbary pirates when
England and Spain preferred TO pay
tribute to them II won about all the
glory on the American side In 1919
1914. amazing the British by beating
them on even terms. In the civil war
1t did what the old world called i'm
possible In blockading a long line OF
coast with many harbors. Its proof
Of preparedness In the brief Spanish
war contributed to European prophets
a third surprise Today. though IL Ia
usually classed second in power, and
By some critics third. our navy has
probably no superior In morale. dtS
cipiine and equipment
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-07-25

You admired that man becsuss a.
bis speech"
Yep. replied Farmer Corntossel.
But you didn't agree With M.
opinions"
MOI a. q rule. But II struck ma
.na1 q man that could git up before a
c.o.o people an talk such a lot
o Junk at the top Of his voics had
real grit"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-07-25
Copyright, By W. @. Chapman

T IL not uncommon 20
hear the wish ex-
pressed. by persons OF
romantic tempera-
ment, that the days OF
the present were as
fruitful In glamor OF
great deeds as those OF
past centuries. Such
wishes are made In ig-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
<. <. K. STORE

time to secure desirable property for
park purposes. TO begin the formation
Of = park system. While II Is hoped
TO secure some larger arsas further
out. Il is also desirable that a mum
ber OF small parks may be had In
various portions Of the town for
neighborhood Fairgrounds and
breathing spots that will BE- better
appreciated with development Of city
conditions brought By iarssr pcpula-
ton. Other propositions are being
sought. but the limited means at the
command Of the board make it dim
cult to prosrsss rapidly. Members
OF tho board state that another pro-
ject ID nov under consideration which
Il 10 hoped may BE- masursd at an
early date.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

lake notice that u you fall TO appear
and answer. plead or dsmur wiihin
aid time. the piainiin Tor ~aai there
ot will apply to the above satitlsd
court for the relief demanded In ths
complaint nisd In said suit. TO vii
For decree OF this court forever dis.
aol,ink the bonds et matrimony 81.
istius between tho plaintiff and do
,ondan,. and for sueh other aud fur
thsr relief as to tho court may seem
mect.
Tits summons 10 published parsu.
mt to an order % the above entitled
court made herein on the .Ith day Of
Soycmbcr. A. ID. 1913. aud tho nrsi
publication thereof 10 made Ia the
klamath Republican 90 November
gsih. A. u. 1919.
W, ~. A. RESSER.
ii.ss.i.yr Attorney for Pia,n,in
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
LOCAL PEOPLE slaS m|kADO'
continued nom rase ~


Some explanation 10 necessary Ia
regard to tho sale aud reservation Of
tickets. The performances were oris'
lnally set for the dates of pceombcf
and s. and at that time u was In.
tcado6 10 reserve III, aisl four rows
at u,ao. ia. bulhuco VI tho main noor
az ~. and tho gallery at rs cents,
Tho exchange tickets sent to mem.
bcrs OF the lodge were printed in ae'
cordanee with that plan. These tick.
cts advertised IN. reservation To take
place at the star DruS store this
morning. it Was found necessary "a
change tho dates To Dec. . and 10.
and tho prices were also changed
The main floor OF iioustonis opera
house will be sold aud reserved q,
81. with tho exception OF the Las, fvs
rows. which viii 10 reserved at ~
cents.
Tho sale viii open al . O'Clock a,
tho star Drug store. aud will be- strict,
y impartial. nrst como. nrst served
N you wlsh q good seat Il will bs well
to he on han; when the sale opens
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Nosies Toe I'ublieasSsu

NoeSeo toe Puoo1eoeooo
tssriai No. esssi-Nos Coal LaslsI
Department Of the Interior. y. ,.
Land once st Laksvisv. Ore
xon. November ~. 1914.
Notice 70 hereby sivsa thas lsasa
J. Straw. Of Odessa. Oregon. vhe. q
May II. 1919. made Homssess1 H.
try No. osss7. for WV WV. ssssiee
=. Township ~ g.. Range O.. WI.
,nmetts Meridian. hes aisd setiss q
intsntion to make anai commutssioa
proof. TO establish claim 10 the land
above described. before q. Il. De Lap.
county clerk OF klamath county. at
klamath Falls. oregon. on the i7th
day Of December. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
G. E. Akin. Of ODESSA. Oregon; l..
l.. stcin. Of Odessa. Oregon: u. W.
Straw. Of Odessa. Oregon: niks
Dooher. of klamath Fails. Oregon.
4. ". ORT0N.
h-is-is-ish Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
ELIER CHANGED
WITH LARCENY

Charged with larceny from q dwell.
Ing. Jim Ellsr In In the county jail.
awaiting a hearing. Charles Kastie.
who owns ranch on KILLERS Butte.
is the complaining witness. and he
alleges that E.ier stole ring. n
watch chain and charm, a pair of
gloves. q nsherman's reel and knife
from him.
According TO Kastle. Eller worked
for him on the ranch. leaving there a
short time ago TO come to town. Az
ter Eller left. Kastle missed the arti-
clos. and notified the police. Since
that time Patroiman Hall has been
watching Eller. and afterwards met
Kastle and told him that he had
found his knife and gloves In local
pawnshop. and had redeemed them
far him. the policeman placed ElIsr
under arrest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
DOG OWNERS ARE
GR|tv|MG TODAY
Ats OF DOG PolsONEFs LEAps
YO HARD FELIN0s-FAITHrUI.
CANINE REC0GNlxED IT'S MAs-
TER's BOOTS

Reprint from Our Dumb All.
mals." a publication for the avo~s9
purpose Of "speakins for those who
cannot speak for Themselves:
A Dog's Scnse of Mcmosy--An
English clergyman once owned q
dog which was very much attached
TO him when he was compelled
to leave his country for . long So
journ abroad the clergyman took
his devoted canine companion TO
the house Of his friend. There tho
dog remained for about two ysars.
Then the ions-abscnt owner re-
turned and. arriving st his friends
house late at night. retired without
having the dog called.
Early next morning the slesping
owner was awakened By the dog.
bursting into his bedroom and leap
ing upon him with the widest
demonstration OF delight
How on earth did he know I
had arrivsdf" asked the clergy
man.
"Oh. SIR" the valet replied. ITS
the most curious thing! A. was
cleaning your boots the dog recog-
nissd them. and ! have not been
able TO quiet him TIL he saw whore
was carrying them. and he rushed
along with me TO your door"
Seems like an attempt to induce
the reader TO 60 back few years and
read nursery yarns. doesn't iti The
foregoing. Of course. 10 referred to.
But. did you ever own u dog. learn
70 talk 10 him In the dogoiogic Ian
guage. and then come home some
night and be Informed that you we're
to be the chief mournsr at obssquies
at which your favorits canine was TO
be the star attractionf
You have not!
Then read the little yarn at the top
Of this article and understand why to-
day there are people In klamath Falls
who are ready and willing TO 60 on
record and enlarge webster by writ
isg:
Dog poisonsr--Iow; base; msan;
unprincipled."
And then some.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Notice Sos l'ubl,csssos

Hetics sos l'ublscassea
tSsrial No. o3isS--Not Coal LasdsJ
Department Of the Interior. u. o.
Land Once at Laksviss. Ore.
gon. November 0. 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that Carrie
ton o. Brown. OF Crystal. Oregon.
who. on Juno 4. 1903. made homo.
stead entry. No. 02i6S. for MEN
NEk Nwk. ny MNE Y NV Y
Section IS. Township ~ g.. Range .
E.. Willamette Meridian. has nlsd
notice Of intention 10 mako nnai thrss
yoar proof. TO establish claim 70 the
land above described. before O. r.
Dc Lap. county clerk Of klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given that thsrs
are funds In the city treasury for the
redemption Of general fund warrant
protested on and prior to July 10
1910. Interest ceases from date
hereof
Dated at klamath Falls. Ore. this
goth day Of November. 1914.
J. W. sIEMENs. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

Notice for Pubiicattoa-ise'sess
(ssrial No. ossso. Not ced =
Department Of the inssfsss' y.
States Land once q - =.
Oregon. November u. ""
Notice 10 hereby sivss sssI
rccted by the eommisAleess .
general land once. under
Of &C, Of congress approves -
1905 ga stats. biD. pan.
tho application OF willisa
Serial No. o5sso. We wv
public sale. TO the highest 49,
at not less than ts.oo p~ ~
O'Clock q. M. on the 9th ~
uary, 1918. at this once s sns
Ing tract Of land; NwN W.
20. 7. az g.. n. . 70. W. ~
Any person claiming sdvs.
above described land are ~"
.nle their claims or objscs'ea.s !.
before the time dssisnasss ~
A. ". oRfos,
fl-2s-t2-26r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

'sSgs W 'ttoV AA0S
In the copn,y Couf, Toe the rssl
OF klamath. stA,s of ofss.s
In the Matter OF tho E.ts,s Of hsr
LyinEdai. Deceased.
IL appearing 10 this court h
the petition this day nisd by ].
Rutenic. administrator Of the 81
Of Martha iyinsdai. deceased, N
ING for an order Of sale Of the ssll(
ina real estate
The vest half Of the scrsl>
quarter aud east half Of The q
~es, quarter of see,ios sii ,sI|
Township thirty eight ,sU n
Of Rang. thirteen ,isl ssss
wiiiamstts Meridiaa. 10 kisa(
ccunty.
That u 10 Tor the best iutsssss 4
said es,ais and nsecssafy tAst d
real estate bs sold Q, public ~
private sale
ir ~ HEREBY ORDERED ~
persons Interested 10 the ssass
said Martin Lyinsdai. tsessssl
pear before the county essn 4
cosn,y Of klamath. State u 0ss
ss the court house thereof b
state and county on the istA ~
December. isis. ., 10 o'eloss .
forenoon. then and there V
cause. ~ any they have. vhy - =
a. prayed for In the pssitios W
not be granted 10 the Adniss1
TO sell the said real sstAss q
deceased. at either public % ~
sale for tho purposes nsatioss
the petition ~ hs shall jsdes !
for the best Interests Of sAs =
aud the parties interested sAsfse
And II is hereby ordsfse v
copy OF this order b pasuess
least once a week for four ~
tive aud successive weshs ss'sss
said hearing In the klamath
ilcan. . weekly newspaper q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

NO001nDU - b1OW I0wO ~
rsvsaus 70 ~ raised By levy Of the
annsal tax for park purposes. the
sans - was lsvisd last year. The
park board also levied the tax for
park purposes At the Tuesday meet
Ing. being oas-haif mill on the asssss-
- valuation Of the taxabls property
within the city limits.
These present At the meeting we're
Mayor T. y. Nicholas. s-onlcia chair
nan Of the board: George T. Bald
Win. Frank Ira White. r. 9. Moore
and Dr.. C. v. Fisher. There 10 va
cancy existing In the board At pres
ent hseauss Of the removal from
Klamath county Of Alex Martin. Jr..
which vim b Allsd b. the appoint
msat OF his successor By Judge H. L.
Benson. 70 whom this authority ID
delegated By the statutes.
Asnbsss Of The para board and the
mayor have bssa anxious for some
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Editor Herald .

Editor Herald;
Kindly toll Brother fccsc not Ia
evadc the issue and waste his time In
tho puipls classifying me. but rather
to refute my arguments. Il Is entire.
W immaterial from what source tho
truth comes.
The Christian" church needs NO
apology from any man for its exist
ancc. the Bible being its only doe
trinc. so he might eonnne his do
Tense to the dsnominationai churches.
y. X. MILLER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Node. Of Adml.l.,r.sss's v,.ai

NOsscc OS Adanooteeroeoe's beoAA
AeeoUas
Notice 10 hereby s,vsa that weliss-
ley D. Simpson. administration Of the
estate Of Leslie Howard LORD. d.
ceased. has filed 10 shs couaty court
10 Klamath county. Oregon. his essi
account - such administrator. and
tina, the court has nssd hoaday. the
:sd day Of December. 1919. ~ the
hour of 10 o'clock .. %. Of said day.
at the court room Of said court At the
court house In klamath Falls. Ore.
son. ~ the time and place for hear.
Ing objeetions to said account aad the
settlement thereof.
Dated this sad day Of November.
i9i2.
WELLESLEY ID. SIMPSON.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Leslie
Howard Lord. Deceased.
J. u. cARNAHAN. Attorney.
5s-3-s-ish
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
.bOOzERS MAY Be
GIVEN LICENSES
rLAx = SUGGESTED no PREVENT
4 NAN TAXING ls0Rs DRINKS
1uAN M CAN sfAND-P0LICE
10 ACE


United Prsss oervteo
Los ANGELES. Dee. s.-"Nose
Paint taGs may ~ issued By the 20
lice eonnissioners n plans suggested
today are sadorssd. The applicant
for . drinksr's license viii BE- Issued
cafds permitting the man behind The
bar 70 sssvs him With the spsciae
numbss Of dsiAhs he can Individually
carry With grace. rAs manner Of af-
irving at the estimate. whether b
setsal test o. guess. b not announcsd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Administrator. A Notice Of sale Of Real


huhsosssbsscs Notssc " pese " 49,
Property
Ia the County Court of tho state oi
oregon. for klamath County.
Ip tho Matter OF the Estate of Martha
Abbeloos. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that. In pur'
suancc OF an order OF the above On.
titled c3urt. made In the above On.
titled matter on che 18th day Of No.
somber. 1919. the undersigned. a. nd.
ninlstfator, will noii the following 90.
seribed property to wit;
The NEn Of NEn. ssc. is. Tp
30. 3. n. 10. E. W. ~. In klamath
County. Oregon.
At private sale, TO tho highest bidder.
for eaah. on or after tho 7th dsy OF
Docvmber. 1912. at tho Law oiiiccs Of
Stone 4 Barrett. In the American
bank a Trust Co. building In the city
of Klamath Falls. klamath county.
Oregon. subject only TO the connraa.
tIon OF said sale as by Law provided.
Dated November Z. 1919.
u. y. ABBELOOs.
Administrator Of Said Estats.
7-ft-21-2s-5 b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL
BOYS To PLAY


Now that the xridiron knIgh,s Of
tho hixh sehooi have e..t a.ls. thai,
padded armoy, the studeuts of In.
public school OF the city have taken
up tn. game in earnest. ana the ar.,
clash between scholastic eleveus will
take place sunday afternoon q, Mo.
doc Park. The Riverside and Central
school teams will oppose each othe,
At this game.
The teams will line W "a foIiows
Riverside school - I.ayery right
end. Everett right tackle. Elliott rixh,
guard, Kishi center. Whiteomb Ien
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Leading Clothiers

cosa,y. al klamath Falls. orsssa
the 10Th day Of December. 1914
Claimant nsmcs a. wi,asssss,
,. q. swan Of klamath vslA. on
Jessie p Rose OF Crystal, Ore; q
Wis Of Crystal. Ore: ". H. Wsd
isr Of Odessa. Orc. q, A. Bsos,
Crystal. Ore.
A W. ORION.
h's'is'isr Rsssssl !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
United Press Service

tulttu TTcHb ScfNICo
LONDON. Doc. Food trains are
en- route TO Adr'Enopie from constan-
tinople. carrying rations for the Bul.
Earian army. The protocol provides
that seutaria and Adrianopie not be
rc-provisioned. but tho besiegsrs will
feed the inhabitauts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
w l-----l117 =" . 49, ~ w
. LETTERS FROM TIM PEuu'i.E .


decentralization sent TO the hor.
aid for publication la this depart.
ient should not exceed 500 words In
length and must be accompanied by
tho name and address OF tho sender.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

Q. ID. Hoffman 10 here from Med,
ford. attending TO business matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

MONEY TO LoAN---inauire rooms |
and .. whitc-Maddox bldg s-:~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

W. O. w. onicers. attention--Turn
In all Rituals befors Dec. 10. 1919 70
q. y, D. LanssscI BY order G. q.
t1-9e-iS-ltV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
STOLE TURKEYS
n CHARGE MADE

John Corey and John Cooper were
arrested last night b. the police.
charged with stealing twelve turkeys
from J. W. Frsy. Who conducts a
shooting gallery on Main street. and
selling them. The proprietor Of
Jseksou's restaurant and Of the
Mountain eafs told the police that
they each purchased two tSfkeys
from Cooper yesterday. and Cooper
admits selling the fowls.
Tho men we're turned over 70 the
shssiR's once last nisht. and Corey
vas released on his own recognis-
ance. Cooper vas kept In jail over
night A eomplaint. charging the
men With stealing turkeys was sworn
to By Frey before Justice Of the Peace
Graves this aftssRoos.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

~ J. Murphy Of Ashland 10 Khan.
attn Falls visitor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

s, l.. Reed ia here from Doasn,u
on a business trip"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

A plea Of not guilty pas entered
by Frank Ferris when he vas ar
raigned In Judge Benson's court this
morning. foIloving his Indictment by
the grand Jury on . charge OF child
stealing. The time for his trial has
not bssn ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

Summons
In the Circuit Court IN aud for Khan.
ath County. State OF Oregon.
Frank 3. Jester. Plaintiff.
w.
sarah Jester. Defendant.
TO Sarah Jester. the Defendant above
named:
In the name Of the State Of Oregon,
You are hereby summoned to plead,
answer or dcmur TO the complaint
nled In tho above entitled suit within
six weeks after the flrst publication
OF this summons In the klamath Re
publican. a newspaper. and you will