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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
VICTORY RECEPTION
,, VIII Be rendered TO Mrs WOODROW
Wilson and Her Daughters

New York. December s-Cor1Pietoh
~ preliminary arrangements for vic
tory reception and breakfast. wnicn
wli be rendered by the woman
pernoc-a.ic Club 70 Mrs Noodro"
Wilson and the Misses Wilson Satur-
day. December 81. at the Wsi0ori-As
.or;a. was snnounce5 tonight
Among the women OF prominence
who have accepted invitations to ne
e-uests % honor are Mrs. Grover Cleve-
and. Mrs Adiai Stevenson Mrs Jonn
\ Dix. Mrs William Suizer. Mrs. Jud-
son Harmon. Of Ohio: Mrs. Eugene A
To<s. OF Massachusetts. Mrs william
=. Bryan. Mrs. Champ Clark MrS- cs-
ar Underwood. Mrs. william :. Gay
ro- and Mrs Thomas Fortune kya"-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
WILSON DECLINES OFFER
annet ,~~~pf Tsffs Proaer 90 Bat
u~-hgp 90 visit Panama.

Washington. December s-Prcsideni-
flect Wilson has declined 90 ACCEPT
PRESIDENT Taft's Offer 20 place 40 his
disposal one 81 the uavy's b.e battle
s1irs 90 make trio 60 TIE Panama
canal Zone. II u understood that VI.
wilson. while cxpressing appreciation
- fhe Presidents thoughtfuiness.
urote ;sst. sifh the Ne~ Jersey Ler!s-
f.trr- st0ut 20 meet be dutieq as
t.ovxrnor would mst. 20 'mrcsfioir
scr him a. leave the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09

Constantinople. December Shelters
OF a late date received from GaIlipoli
report terrible excuses 5y the Turk
ism troops in that district. The tele-
graph lines having been cut beyond
Gallipoll. the military authorities held
the Christian villagers responsible for
the work and ordered detachment OF
troops to punish the residents.
The troops burned the houses. held
many Of the villagers for ransom,
massacred those who refused 10 pay.
assaulted the women and carried on
wholesale pillage. The villages of
Niagara, Kesher. KaradJaia, AloSli
Grabunar and Exsu1ili practically were
destroyed.
Turkish reintorceinents from Asa
Minor continue to arrive AT Gallip )li.
The authorities report that eighteen
batialions, comprising the remnants of
the Monastir army. have reached there
with artillery and ammunition. thus
strengthening the Turkish position al
that important Albanian town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
NO DECISION MADE
ucCombs D~Isys Selection Of Iusucur.-
.Ion Committee Chairman

Washington. December chairman
William r. McCcmbS. II the p'nccra-
tic Nations. Committee. spent the dav
In Washington c0nfsrring vita local
Democratic leaders concerning the
appointment Of n chairman Tor tho In
auguration committee Z; was SAD
no decision was reached. but that su
announcement might hc made ner' TO-
morrow.
chairman william Mc.,dso 20. ~
some time with Chairman NcCoinh, TO-
dav. as did senator Cor. and 0tns r
Democratic headers lu Congress. TO-
morrow Chairman McCoab~ ali ~ 90
~. fhs Capitol Co. rouf~- with Srsakar
clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09

Tripoll. December s.-Thc Turkish
cavalry and artillery which were on
gagged in the war with Italy embarked
here to-day Full military hon - Were
accorded the troops. whose destination
has not brcn divulscd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
Mnrnr Nafhnr Rr-EIrrtra.

Rome. December S--Thc municipal
elections werc held here TO-DAY. At
sf. Nnfi-CIeri,aI Caudioafes fn~judial
-ftvor nathan. vr~c elected The
CIsricaIs assfs!pcd from vcfins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
BULL MOOSE SPECIAL" OFF
Roosevelt and Party Leave for Pro-
Er.ssise Convention In Chicago.

Chicago. December A.--frcpara
for tht national conference Of the Pro-
gressive party here TUESDAY and " ed
nesday were completed tonight Men-
bers OF the local committee on ar
rangements announced they had rec
served accommodation for about VUl
delegates. Before the arrival Of Col
onel Roosevelt and uiS party tO-Inot-
row. the National Progressive Con-
mittee viii discuss a plan Of actior
for the neat four years. which prob
ably will be laid before the conference
for approval
Colonel Roosevelt and Miss Jan,
AIDA ms OF Hull House, Chicago. WI
deliver the chief addresses at N"
sessions Of the conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09

New york Dacemser >.-Co!ouel
Theodore Roosevelt and Loo other Pro
sressive party leaders and members
left for Chicago to-day On special
train OF ten cars. from the rea. u
which. in electric letters. were en-
blazoned "Eull Moose Special" The
occasion Of this midNinter political
activity is the proposed solidihcatio ~
Of the new party and the making o,
plans for future campaign. Membc's
from other State. are OF the way o.
Join in the Chicago conference.
Colonel Roosevelt and his party were
cheered by small crowd as they left
AT o'clock. Although the Colonel had
no comment 10 make upon The sltua-
tion several member of his party.
particularly. Oscar S'rsus and FRA 4
\. Munsey. declared Ghst n the isepuh-
lican party hoped 10 rcjuTeustc itself
II would have 10 he by turning Pro-
<ressivc.
These sentiments arc In reference ~
the Republican GovcrPors conference
In Washington yesterday 10 await al
other year before taking steps to re-
organic the party. With the hope eN-
pressed that ProGressives would he
brouch, back into tho fold
Mr. Munscv said that those attempt
ing this task had a big jch on tho:-
hands He added that the only way
to achieve the union Uas for Repuhl
cans TO accept the Progressive plat
form and policies and come into The
party as formed. II they did this ~
said. the tvo parties could he united
similar sentiments were expressed
by several others of the party.
More than a score of women were In
the party. which took the train here
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31

Give the Colorel Race a Show - ana
i took the house by stor&l. ThG
tcdley OF folk-son@s, the old famil-j
IA: Comrades in Arms" and, .Goud
Night, EeioveQt' we're among l.th>.
taking numbers? Miss Sadie Col,
l.nS re>ited in ,,llcasir~ style "l.fets
.. Baseball Came" and Miss Louise
Howard rendered difficult piano
: olo With finished technique. The in
:roducto:y remarks Of Prcsiuea; :.
II. Dudley were :, masterpiece Of pol
!shed commentator, and the con-
&ratulatory letter from Nine. e
.lzalia Hackley, extolling the work
Of the Amphions in the musical uplif:
Of the race, evoked hearty approval.
1t is interesting to note that the
AmDhion Glee Club is the oldest or
"anization Of it's kind in America and
Outranks all>riFsls in its particular
field in quantity and quality of must
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31

cal achievements, as the record will
show. - It has afforded expert train
ing for more than 100 young men
,-aaa- has=sent IL seeEe- stars to the.
loading road companies, all Of whom
Aaro made good. Three or the orig
inal Amphions ate still in active, SER
vice, and the pres dent. Mr.. J. II.
Washington, has held that position
continuously for ten years. The
other officers are: Vice president,
George II, Observation-Disclosures G9ss,i
encc \, Barbour; h.easasSri gfttiasstlSSt
a. Champ: lihrariahi Ftatr$} fIlbsNhft4is
manager and airectpE '.1stHH$hH{t
Lewis. Some Of tho members arc
J. A. Walker. II, j. Nelson, 81. T.
Hardy. r.. p. Browns liprace kekwlth
G. \. Hairston; r. r. Plummer,
Walter Ellis and G. S. Bcale.
An enjoyable feature of the even
ing was the playing Of the famous
Azalca Mandolin and Glee Club. the
foremost organization Of it's kind in
the east.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31
AmphiOns Celebrate
21St Anniversary
Crack Musical Organi-
zation Mark Their Rea> ,ing Ma
turity by Singing Songs Rendered
at First Concert

Washington, y c., Oct. 3O.--Tne
Amphion Glee Club, Washingtcr s.
"crack' musical organization. rele-
DRAFTED its twent' first anniversary
tuesday night Il; the Metropolitan
a. VI. f.. church, Under the auspices
OF the Bethel Literary AMI Historical
association. The audience which
turned. out to. erect them was largel
and representative and was hiahly
enthusiastic. Prof. J. Henry Lewis
VINO founded the club in 1891, has
continued all these years>as director
and manager Ills story 81 the ca
r"er Of tie Organization, with d rec
ord Of its experience as entertainers
10r the President Of the l'uifc1
states, the cabinet ministers, MEM
DeTS OF both bOuSce Of congress-. tho
supreme court GnI foreign diplomats
was interesting 10 the last degree,
and was warmly applauded. The
Amphions' selections were admirably
gagged to the taste Of the audience,
and every number was encored. The
opening chorus, Welcome Tonight"
was the same song the club rendered
at its first concert twenty-onc years
ago. Another selection, Original. with
tn" AGphions, VAS "Win They E1et
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31
REFHEL LITERARY OFFERINGS
FOR NOVEMBER.

President S. NJ. Dudley announces
iAat the attractions at Bethel Liter
1rN- Society November will he:
November IL, Howard University
Night, with President S. NJ. Newman
as principal speaNc c., together with
the Howard baai, orchestra, glee
lily and, choral organization. No.
'em3er 10, Professor Roscoe Conk-
linc> Bruce VIII speak on The School
OF Today.' .On:tlt 26th, will be pre-
scented symposium on 'Temperance"
W'ta Mrs. Rosetta e. Lawson, DR.. j.
a.. \. Warning ami others as speakers.
AS president CT Bethel, Mr.. Dud-
ley is giving eminent satisfaction.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31
Name of Pres. Tall
PrOvOkeS Impaiience
Bramwell. W. Va, Oct -. :

Bramwell. W. Va, Oct -. l.
Editor. The Advocate:
The Roosevelt Plogr5 ssive Club. or
SaniI- 4 hire in the spring had rous-
ing meeting here last night
Although addressed by several
p:omlnCll men and candidates, Nj.
IaE's name was only incidentally
MENTIONED; tie crowd having little
patience evsn for that. % E:.r cent
OF the colored voters will go to Col.
Roo ,evelt
Dr. II. D. Hatfield was heartily en-
acrsed and the necessity Of electine
tn Legislative 'tcRt.
The National Republican conv:n-
lions from 1860 to 1908 that gave the
nomination of Lincoln, Grant. HAYES.
CARRIED, Harrison and Mckinley nev-
e dreamed Of usurping the, will of
the people by a fraud unparalleled in
American his Dry
II r. National Committee l.; 10 be
The Republican patty. tt 1hc peo-
pie Will forever lose confideni. in s
future 5efHfneas:---
CO... Roosevelt did RICH; in refusing
TO allow he Color-d de! ga, to in.
Jert a ti6At into the Progressive con-
vent!on before it wa. on foot.
Again ttc Scu:ac:, delegates allow
ed them elves to be INSTRUCT Il 90 the
dlSadVIltaSe Of III: great Northe; n
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31

DR.. b: p. Brownlcy leaves tie end
81 the week for Washington. ID. C. to
act as best man in the wedding OF Q
lass mate >Aerc. Monday evening".
DR., j. .R. Brown, who. has heen
Coaching the West Virginia InstitUte.
foot bal fteam, will accompany the
loot ball team. will accompany the
It's game Saturday with the Y. w. G.
A. there.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31
NEGROES ,OPERA BRINGS $50 900

-EHHTf1U ; .UPERA IBRINGS $50, 900.
Frankfort, Ind. Oct 3O--John Ber-
~, Negro who has been employed
q; lhs 0. X. barber shop here as a Dor
ter, has musical talClt and a short
llmp back Wlote two sacred songs q
{ oh'1r opera and shor> story sending
t"t:n all to Chicago company.
The company accepted his offerings
and ent him a cheek for $4,000 for the
comic opera, 200 each for two sacred
songs and SGT TO" the story.
Berry was so delighted that he re-
signed his portion, left for his home
at Muncie and will devo.e his entire
time TO Writing music.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31
CORR ESPONDENCE
CHARLESTON

Hotel Brown ArrivalS.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. fChillress, ,Eskdale; Mr.
atd Mrs. '. S. Pack, Coal River; n.
Young Sylvia. w C'olc:i;an; G. W.
Alexander, William, Cook. Columbus,
o.; James Randolph, Winifretc ::
Mnrtha. Dickinson, Raymond CITY :
Mason Austin, Bcomcr;" James Ed-
wasds,, t;4oNsraa Lake ~ AlYssssatl AIRS II
nEown, Widen; II. r., White, HNnt-
i1eton; Mi, and $Nrs. II. ~ Zones,
Plymouth; \. JAmcs, G. II. Scott. ~.
lEi Cunningham, NJ. Brandt, John
Satterthwaitc. kinsston;. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Trigg, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Cook,
AtstienrS, KY: II. Il. HuuGiey, Mt
E&pe: Charles Williams, Longacre !:
NSttie Jones Milford, Va; ii. Green,
CSs.yerton: feresfon Bennett, Maiden.
aM 4. T.. Hall. Keystone were regis.
lSsed a. Hot>l Brown this week.
"A Pleasing Social Function. by
tasTthe most pleasing social FUNSTON
that has heen gwen here Cor many
Il year was the ballot OF the physical
culture club in X. of =. aall Friday
night of last wrcN, The hall was
specially decorated for the occasion
with aulunIn leaycs. shocks Of corn
IOddcr and .DuntiC@ 10 harmonixe
with the general effect, forming Il
hcautiful back ground for the charm
Jig costumes or the ladies. and the
S0mber black of ,he men Music was
furnished by Wriglr's SaXaphone or
chcs,ra, Of CoiumhUs. O.. AMI the
TanriDC was almost continuous until
2:3n in the morning. The affair was
urlr2 the management OF the direct
or % the class, Miss Virginia Giln.er.
ana the manner in which it vas con-
'tNrted was crediyable both TO nar
AGd Ter assistants
Narrow Escape for Family.-The
DWELLING house 81 Mrs. Helen Farrar.
Of Sol Brooks street. was almost to-
taNy destroyed by fire about 1
o'clock Friday morning. az was also
tho contents.
Tine first intitnGtion the occupants
tad That the house was afire was
when tho blaze commenced to crack
lc}arohnd the cooms in which they
VIE. sleeping, and it was with diff
Guilty that they made their ESCAPES,
and rs II was they lost nearby all OF
their personal possessions.
a Waterman cat at the X. & NJ.
WIS evidently tho first to notice the
blazing house, and he rushed TO the
nearest box, 81. corner Broad and
SHli:n streets. a.ll pulled the alarm.
I4is caused Z slight delay in the ar
rival o, the, department, for the burn
ing dwelling was located just or OF
Washington street When the fire
men arrived they Iound the build
ing mass Of flames anl the roof
railing in: also 'hc adjacent house,
oEncI BY W. NJ. Runner, was afire
and II was necessary to cut tnr0T97l
the ROOF in orde:' % use the chemical
engine.
: The lof- 20 thu Farrars will rrob-
ably be about $1,000 Or $1,000 while
The damage to TIE Runner house Will
hardly exceed $1nu thougn it was
cnlF several fee: rom the burning
CHildin$. Both losses are fHlly COW
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-31


II. Sheen. ID. H.
liymn-~Eev. r. J. Woodland.
Scrmon--R Rec. !. S. Carroll, Il. d.
l'rayer---tcv. 3. Il. Reed. ID. y. -
Selection ,-Choir.
, H"acliction~--lsev, b, \. Brooks. usT
=. Tie ministerial >ncrtrng will be
held on "Wednesday following the
first Sunday Of each month ut Hotel
|rcNn. All preachers are cordially
invited to attend these meetings. The
'"Nt meeting will be on Novem Der
eth n II ~ m.
Pcr>on and Locals.
Miss Bessie Campbell who has
NerA teaching at Wake Forest, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
PARENTS, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jas. \. Camp
Mr.. King jackson and Miss EVA
Gallon were married Wednesday,
evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. b. II. Reed.
Mrs. H;lda Hur;. Of Shrewsbury,
vas shopping here Tuesday.
-. Mrs. blanche Tyler, principal of
WASHINGTON school, is i'll this week.
Mr.. George HATH and Miss Daisy
Coleman were United in marriage
at the home OF TIE latter's mother,
on Se1tz street Monday evening.
T3eE will resile in Columbus. CiAio
MIR. and Mrs. Watts entertaine., at
dinner Sunday. 4 few friends at their
"ome on Norris street.
Mrs. NJ. nlaErAe Tyler IS i'll 1t ner
Homc c3 ElmWOod avenUc.
Miss Estrlla James vent the week
enl IN the city:
Ermcna Edward. is III at tie i,omc
OF her parents on Hansford street.
Mss Attic Hnrors spent tto week.
cad ut Institute.
Miss Miner. " Ironton, O.. spent
t-.c latter par; ui last week in the
IT,. y :ile her" SIZE was the guest
49,. William Holmes.
Miss Gertrude Ewing, Of Washing
tonton, ID. c., arrived in the city
Tuesday to take charge of the de-
partment Of domestic science in the
city schools
.Nrs. f2lla Davis is visiting relatives
in NtGiui:.:
l-it,.r- iiAen Strethc" ccleJr"tcI,
her eighth birthday 'Wc:ineS!a. a.
the Go:He OF her parents, y. - :; ~
Mrs. Andrew Stroiner ~n bradford
street.
y Halloween rarty will be given
Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss sara Taylor on Washington
street ~.
Little Sailie W;herle will celebrate
her tenth BIRTH day anniversary Mon
day at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wherle, on Wash
ington Court
Tyler r.. Hill. business manager OF
the M~Dowe1' Tires, spent yesterday
here en- route tc Hinton on political
business
Rcy. l. Y. Bryant, Of Huntington,
will speak, at the Court House to-
night in the interest Of the ReDub-
lican state titket'
Attorney J. W. Chappelle is book
ed to speak for tn" Progressive oarty
at Raymond City tonight, and at ST.
Adams Friday night. ...-
Mark a cross in the circle under
tie picture Of Theodore Roosevelt.
c. r. Mitchell, heal Of the COM
mercial department Of the West Vir-
Ginia ColoTed Institute, has been as
past two weeks, in making up it's BIZ
ennial financial report.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19

Notice for 1'ublicalSsu
tScriai No. osss7--Not Coal iasds)
Department Of the Interior. U. ..
Land once at Lakeview. Ore
gon. November ~. 1919.
Notice 10 hereby sivss that Isssa
J. straw. Of Odessa. Oregon. Who. on
May ~. 1919. made Homestead Es-
try No. osss7. for WV WV. Section
7. Township ~ a.. RAsss Z E,. wn-
lamstts Meridian. has nisd notice Of
Intention TO make nnai Communication
proof. TO establish claim to the land
above described. before q. II. de Lap.
county clerk NJ klamath county. al
klamath Falls. Oregon. on tho 18th
day OF December. 1913.
Claimant names n witnesses,
e. ". Akin. Of Odessa. Oregon; l..
l.. stoin. Of Odessa. Oregon: ". W.
straw. Of odesss. Oregon: Mite
booher. Of klamath Fails. Oregon.
A. W. ORTON.
tl.iS-i3.i6 register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19
'PYIhlAnS N0tb
1 JOINT SESSION
FOLLOWING 0AiGns, 4 SU1GPzU.
oUs sAxeUEr n sunvm AKD
rxIsN FHn 1Looa = 0EaAnsD
ron DANCING

"Jinks" VS. hssl II Pythiaa ~
elss Last night. vhsa nsnbsss =
klamath fIodss. Kaights u Pythsess
and Cascade Temple. PytAiaa olstsfss
net IN josst sssioa q the I. o. Q. 2.
Temps. Over any nsnbsss q ~
two orders attended,.
Card playing was sajoye1 lssSoe
the earlier pass q ths svsaine. 49,
as 1880 tAs asssnblaes rsDaissd -
the disins roon. who're . ssnpssSss
chicken supper wss sajoysl. 1s,Ssv'
ing the msas. he eoes q ~ vsss
hail was cleared an1 daaelng wss -
joysl tiii . late hour. DosU1's essAes'
|trs furnishing ~ Dusls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19
|eURetOTES LOSES
;1o,600 ACTION
sURY RETURNs A cEnDiCT H0a
0DoR0E @. CLARE-PIAlN11D1
ON,ERED 10 pAY TEE COSTS
IN rlfR CASE

= verdict h favor Of the dsfsndant
vas returned wednesday evening b.
The jurors In the suit Of Jim Our
esosss against George c. Clark for
damages. This verdict also puts the
cost Of the suit upon ourgostss.
0usesetss asked for Slo.seo dam
asss for % Injury be received while
sneloysd by Clark on the building Of
the Lost River diversion dam in 1871.
0usgsotss claims that the falling sack
oe cement that caused his injury was
not properly piled. while the defense
naintsinsd that the injury was due "a
the easlsssaess Of the plaintiff. and
that hs had accepted cash settle.
meat. signing . paper relieving the
defendant from any further fespoasI'
biiity In connection With the accident
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19
BIG TIMBER DEAL
IS ON RECORDS
JAMES q. MACPHERSON TRANS.
Feiss o,iS7 ACRES 10 RALPH 4.
0iicmi,isr. PROMINENT sICn.
IGAN LUNBe,ssaAN

A transfer Of CAST sefss Of unbes
lane 10 :he northern part Of the coss-
~ has Just been recorded st the
county clerks once. The purchase
Of tho property is Ralph q. 0ilshsist.
q Michigan iumbsrmsn.
James q. MacPhesson hes transfer.
red 2.S2o acres to Gilchrist. and the
other tracts are decided to him By .'st.
rick cuiitgap.
All of tho parties eoncssnsd WITH
tho transfers are residents Of hichi.
gan. and the deeds we're drawn W 10
that state. Nothing b ksowa here q
TO the plans Of 0iichrist ssgasdiAS M
new holdings.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19

satisfy the sum Of Si.ses.oo. asA h.
terest In the sum OF oiss.1s aal
n7b.oo attorneys Zee. together with
costs 10 the sum Of 033.e0. with h.
tercst ON said sum froa he ssadt.
tion Of said decree and aeesuias costs.
Now. therefore. In view Of sajl %.
ecution and In compliance With sane.
. have duly levied on sail pssaisss
aud will on Friday. the llth 1ay q
January. iSis. st 10 o'clock .. =. Of
ssid day. at the court house doos q
klamath Falls. klamath County. Ore.
xon. sell at public asesioa 70 he
highest bidder for cash u hasd. Ill
the right. title and iatsssss of the
above named dsfsndants 10 aa1 - The
following described real estate sltu.
ated In klamath County. 0sseoa. so-
cit; beginning st poiat i.SSo feet
west and thirty feet south of the ees-
ner Of section I. .. II sad -. Tevn-
ship IL. south Of Range 10. DAse Of
tho willamette Meridian: theoes
south 73i feet. TO Lost Rivss. theocs
up Lost River iis feet. thsacs aesth
7sa and $40 feet. thence i7S.s fess
To place Of bssinaiss. eootalAlae
three acres more Ut lee. aa1 bsene .
part Of lot 3. Section ~. Township
and range sfosssaid.
The proceeds Of said sals vili -
applied In satisfaetios oe ss,6 ssess-
tion. order and decree. Interest eoe
costs aad sii secsuins eoses. aol eves.
plus. n any there b. 70 - paSl uneo
said court 10 b further apet,s1 q
BY Law directed.
Dated. klamath Hails. ose0eo. thi1
slh day Of Dscsnbes. 1919.
". .. DAnN0o.
sheriff Of klamath Couaty. ose0eo
ny GEO. HAyDON. Dsputy.
s.I3-le-3s.S-e.h B
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19
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luAY nm eIlmx,
4 FILTHY kstAs


II you ere subject 70 frseusas sol6s.
or u yos AAss say Of ~ aisssssssaG
synpsoms Of sasAssh. sSeA - ssuese
up ssslias u The hsa1. psoeuse ~
eAasss iron The seees eeees b sAe
>ose, phissa 10 The tAseaL causing
Asvkias aaa splstiAs. cell pais - ~
head o. sinsias n IL eass. )sss
sselas he aostsiis q rob he tArees
or chest With . uetls Ely'e csse1
psia. end ~ Asv quietly yes VIII
set fsliee.
In . ssv nlautss yos vtii ~ soss
hssA clearing. aAl sftes ssins ~
, Balm fes Q dsy o. - The sasey ~
eharss v,ll - shssks1. he pain. scss'
nsss sad tsvss soos. aad yes vsu -
loasss - e9sasise 70 yosssels ~
yous isisals ~ eeastaaeiy hawsias
spitsias aad bievias.
shake Of the grip Of satassh esesss
| Il lmpairs POUR eeass q eases. snet
and hsarias anl polsoas yosf vAes>
systsu. u Q sAsst time you - y
completely cured q thb distressing
dissass ~ usaas ulv's cseao oaso
|rAls hsAiias. sati1soeis Balm lees %
|see, yeu b sAess. Aessptlvs sslise. bu
leompletsly evsscoass tAs lleeasA =
clears ~ aose. head aad threat - -
tAs saak uoisea. ssstAs. Ases -
IstrsngtheAs t1s saU. eoee oenoseoo
making yos pseee seai,ss sss1s -
eataPsh.
oas applisatioa viii seav'sss -
Iand . so-ssat bott,e vtn eenseeN
|eurs The voeee eaee q eatAssa. y
guasaatss1. oss y esen yees esN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-19

The following new omesss havs
been elected By klamath Pals Lodge
No. ifee. Loyal Order Of Moose. 70
serve for the ensuing term:
Past Dictator. .. B. 0arcsion; Die
tator. Jsssph ,. MeAiustss; Vice Die
tatsr. ". U. Foster; Secretary. SD
ssy o. Jehnson; Treasures, ". =. Pei
w; rPslats. \. 2. 0uthrides: Tsus-
|tsss. Hsasy Low. Psscivai sholl and
rrsl Breoss.
the sss omcsrs viii b. installed q
Ii meeting 70 10 held January .. 4
|psogran = tslns ssrsassd for ths %