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The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
ANNUAL MEETING SHOWS
S. l.. W. CHURCH PROSPERS

S. l.. w. Ranch, Jan. 11.-For
over six years this community has
conducted and maintained one of
the most flourishing churches and
Sunday schools in this region and
under the pastorate of Rev. T. c.
Lynn the church has made excellent
progress the last year. Last Sun
day the annual reports Of the church
and it's organizations were made
and the pastors report was espec-
tally interesting This church of the
Christian denomination is out of
debt and its total receipts for the
last twelve months were $1,000.
The Ladies' Aid society raised $3.50
and other benevolent organizations
of the church contributed $50. The
church as rs resident members and
81 accessions were made to the
church last year. The church is
working to build parsonage and
$4OO is already in the fund for this
purpose. Last year the S. l.. W..
Ranch company donated site for
the PASTORS home.
The church does not confine its
work to the S. L. w. territory alone.
Gill and Galeton receive it's benefits
and it is probable that the pastor
will visit the Barnesville district on
certain Sundays also. Believing
that the religious life Of the church
should apply to the needs of it's
people Rev. Lynn organized the s.
L. w. Brotherhood, which meets
once month and discusses matters
of interest to the community. Be-
ing an agricultural community Bet
ter Farming" is the main subject
discussed and teachers from the
State Agricultural college have and
will address the meetings. T. d.
Van Armand is secretary of the
Brotherhood and Rev. Lynn the
president. The s. l.. w. rancn
church is the social center Of the
community and one OF it's important
departments is the large Bible class
conducted by the pastor. both at
the S. l.. w. section and at Gill.
This class numbers so adults. Next
Sunday the pastor will conduct the
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Girls After Prizes

Platteville, Jan. 13.-Plattevilie
girls have entered the subscript,oh
contest offered by the PlatteViiie
Herald in which the prizes are q
piano, gold watch, scholarship, etc%
with enthusiasm. They are drlVlhs
over the country securing supscrip-
tions and 1t looks as II Editor beu-
ford knew what he was about when en-
he enlisted the maidens. Whlie
there Is lots of rivalry in the cou-
test 1t is good natured ana every
body is helping.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
COLORADO
PLANNING
EXHIBIT

Windsor, Jan. 11.-State repre-
sentative Harrison Teller received
word this morning that the Pana
ma-California Commission of the
State of Colorado, of which he is
member. will start for San Francisco
January 25, to select a site for the
Colorado state building in which
will be housed the exhibits of this
state at the time of the Panama
Exposition in San Francisco in 1915.
Representative Teller says the COM
mission will ask the state legisla-
ture for at least $250,000 for the
Colorado building.
The members of the commission
are Senators Parish and Napier,
John H. Latterly, James o. Garrett
of Denver and Harrison Teller of
Windsor.
The members of the commission.
who expect to be absent on their
mission for about two weeks, serve
without pay and expect to devote
much time toward establishing Colo
rado at the great exhibition in a
| manner befitting this great state
The city of San Francisco has do
mated a vast sum to be expended
for the sites of the different state
buildings and the Colorado COM
mission will be on the job early tC
get first pick,
Representative Teller said this
morning Colorado is the -irst gold
producing state in the Union and ii
behooves it to have an exhibit worth
while as California. the second best
| gold producer, will exert every
energy to make fine showing
Colorado, too, is a great competitor
| of California in the sugar beet in
dustry and it is probable that the
sugar companies of this state will
contribute at least $4,000 toward
putting in an exhibit. The apple
growers of this state will not be
left behind and the great agricul-
tural sections of the state will get
busy for they can make showing
that will cause all to sit up and
| take notice. Weld county should be
well to the front IN this display and
your j. F. McCrery should have the
Weld county exhibit which has al
ready taken so many prizes ready to
send with additional exhibits
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
DEAL CLOSED
FOR A HOTEL

LaSalle, Jan. IA deal was
transacted this morning by which
George Briggs, merchant here,
takes over the Cottage hotel and its
three adjoining lots, while John
Bentley. the present proprietor. re-
ceives from Mr.. Briggs Loveland
property. The consideration in the
deal is $4,000. Mr.. Briggs assumes
possession of the hotel about Feb
ruary ! and Mr.. Bentley and his
family will remove to Loveland. The
hotel has sixteen rooms and Mr..
Briggs may make some improve
mentS on it
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
PRISONER
DECLINES
TO LABOR

'uAa h.ce will have the distinc-
~ -. ua'lng the first opportunity
''-N'IHB the new municipal wood
p ls soon as the wood pile is
eueiS 10 tickle, With George War
.on He was arrested by the police
W 'ie Gharge of being in a disord-
Sly mouse, but this charge did not
stich when the pair were brought
ihto court and Warren was allowed
10 20 MS way in peace.
but not so with Rice. There was
htt!e account of some $3.50 in fines
nahslh8 over him that were sub
1ect 10 his good behavior. 1t an
peared TO the court that he wasn,t
Seha Se 'iAE at $3.50 clip. SO he was
." !" me city Jail to reduce his
nne at So per day.
NeIsn'l ly 1t was decided to have
= nc bunch of cottonwood logs in
tne rear g' the city hall that might
g.oNius exercise for prisoners.
!here were no prisoners when this
oecision was reached and there
weIe no logs, owing to the cold
NOV there is one prisoner and
logs VIII De provided. The prisoner
ooes not take kindly to splitting
Wood Tor the poor. He declares
that he will rot in his cell before he
Will work out his fine. The diet
provlled for the non-workers is
Dread and water, based on the
economic principle of mo work, no
eats"
IL Is expected that the first row
pet"een prisoners and the city au-
tnorlues will establish a precedent,
so the outcome is waited with keen
Interest on all sides.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
|RHO0D
Entertained

2. Allen entertained the
'ne P. +. o. sisterhood
~ Friday afternoon and
tsed eve to be a miscellane-
raoa,,. sor Mrs. Allen. Many
|,eeeiVed by the bride for
Ha,e' 'ian Among them we're
Z s, center pieces, canned
spoons and a beautiful
h. H. Harris gave the first
ee,,a afternoon ,nl ON Snow,
Te. h.. This was followed
ktsSs NJ Mrs, Harry Doweli on
im,S ol Cold Weather on
|raaa, a,s and People,. Let
ehu. eha from sick members
anSent oan,a and a box Of
rs sa'1e ne from q former
'S' Phelps, who lives in
I'M n's We're served late in
s." ny the hostess.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
/ OF.
IS
Destroyed

unknown origin starting
Flock Sunday morning
Utmost the entire stock
y destroyed the building
tothers on Eighth street.
post office building. For
The post office and opera
we're threatened and 1t
fil about 3 O'Clock in the
II the flames were under
Hing, stock and fixtures
by Joseph and Frank
ey estimated the stock
poo. Insurance carried
200, with $4,000 on the
% on the fixtures and
he building.
hre come a few days be-
the water in some of the
Is was frozen, it is prob
ne post office and opera
would have been burn
sence of wind and plenty
rs OF material aid to the
nent, which was called by
Ill., pianist at the Orph-
r. and c. NJ. Bell, who
poke issuing from the
lucture.
whistle was not blown.
1 sad, to the absence of
ne plant. 1t was neces-
the telephone in getting
Eer ifemen to the scene,
: some delay in bringing
force into action.
, wee g was done by citizens
the scene.
" was one of the most spec
e IN a long time. The
'niehs ,A $ apparel, dry goods
!. lnflammable materials
'eiy' e, 1t is not believed
:. Tue stock was untouched
10 smoke or water. The
~ ". building were left
~ !. the roof and floor
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
OFFICERS OF
BANKS NAMED

The Greeley National bank stock
holders held the annual meeting on
Tuesday and elected the followins
officers: ]. l.. Brush, president; q
n. Wheeler, vice president; ii. =
Watson, w. NJ. Boomer, H, d.
Parker and w. II. Farr, directors
C. T. Neill, cashier; l.. B. Carrel'
assistant cashier.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

The stockholders Of the City Ma
tional bank elected the following OF
ticers at the annual meeting heiu
Tuesday: D. A. Camfield. presl-
dent; ]. f. Neill, vice president; D.
r. Macarthur, j. T. Clough, A. MOT
rison, ]. C. Snider and A. j. Como
on, directors; G. ID. Satler. cashier
A. S. Rogers, assistant cashier
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
| DITCH
|AS MEETING

Ditc,' fi Built in 1874.
tho th''n, one Of the Oldest
)etwooeno eounty. watering the
It's Iven ann, Lasalle and Ker-
|lectaa,a, a,,nnal meeting satur-
Eesidoo.as Eo as follows: o. L.
(ent.' 'ent; u John Beattie,
hen',. .; J. Fidler. general
6e Ohio 1ohn Behrens, sec
Far Otaer tn director is G. b.
'"e sixteenth succes-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Ranch House Burned

Gilcrest, Jan. 12.-The ranch
house belonging to Joe Webber In
Lost Hollow was totally DESTROYED
by FIRE last Tuesday. The building
was occupied by Mexican families,
who barely escaped with their lives.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

sive time James Beattie of LaSalle
was chosen ditch rider. The usual
assessment of $13 share was
made.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Entertain Sixteen Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Taylor enter
tanned the members OF the Inde-
pendent Sixteen club at their homo
Friday evening. AS usual jolly
evening was spent playing 800"
and refreshments were served by
the hostess. who was assisted BY
her two daughters, Misses Alice and
Freda. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Couz-
ems weer guests outside of the club
members.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
New Ranch House

Cilcrest. Jan. &c. H. Wheelel
of Greeley is having four room
house erected on his ranch nan y
mile from town. j. X. Hubbard Is
the contractor.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

annual meeting at Gill in the after
noon and at night go to Galeton and
deliver sermon on THE Booze
Fighters Ledger.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
THIS IS CERTAIN
The Proof That Greeley Headers
Cannot Deny

What could furnish stronger evil
dence of the efficiency of any rem
edy than the test Of time? Thous-
ands of people testify that Doah s
Kidney Pills cure permanently
Home endorsement should prove
undoubtedly the merit OF this rem,
edy. Years ago your friends ana
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

| n the Circuit Court ee ~ oeaes e(
Oregon. fer klamath oeuaey.
(Ia Equity; Meetgaes vssss)seusel
u. q. Showcases. Plainti9.
~.
|lGaris I. 0laeeA ~ Waltss 3. az.
tesA. Dsesa1ants.
ITO Mario I. 0lesed aA1 walter Q.
oigosd. ~ Abevs-sanel D.
teada1ts.
In The Nsne ef he oeals g Oregon;
you. ere hereby rsau1rel - aDpeas
and answer The eonplaiAt - ~
abovs-AAnsl plainti9 b ~ absvs
|entitleA court. new q ~ vieA ~
clerk Of said eeurt. within slz vooks
from the date ee Ne ART Dublieaaiea
Vt this SUMMON. and yeu ass astioeo
that u you tall 70 appear aA1 ansvsg
eaid complaint - hereby required.
the plainti2 VIII apply ~ . 6ssees
LOT THE court. . prayel ~ = ~
complaint. vis.:
That . certain nertgass olvea ~
Marie L. oi9eel anl walter 9. ~.
|eord 10 this plaintiR o. The olse ~
|ot yuly. 1911. % secure tAs Day0ene
|ee The sun of I've hundred (ooee)
cellars. togceAer With iHtersee tAeee
e q ~ sals e - y! cent ~ -
nun iron July ~. lolI. - eesseoeo.
-; hat ~ right uele aAd iaeseooe
of I'll q said dsteadenh b ~ -
sail ian1 u tseeeleoo1. eneept ~
rlGAt - se1ee0 - Dsevlled " Nv
y ~ = ~ laA1s tAseeln lsssssseas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

the way for separating the subjscts
Of tsxstion. and such separation
would permit the legislature 10 select
nj Will . few Of the choicest subjects
for their own exclusive use.
They would take over public SER
Vice corporations which have rate
inaking power. These could b made
TO yield fat taxes with ths under
standing that rates should be psf-
mitted which would issvs present
earnings unimpaired sitter meeting .
considerable share Of the sxpsasss Of
an extravssant state government. Un-
der such . scheme the corporation
might deliver . larger share Of taxes
to the state treasurer. but they would
collect these taxes from the producsrs
and consumsfs Who pay the rates.
Worse stiil. the adoption Of this
resolution would pave the way Tor
robbias our public high schools. sps-
cisi school tasss this ysas II Unatilla
couaty aioss spon publle service
property ytslds1 ess.oeo. whssA wsst
mainly 10 railroad town distsiess
which maintain high schools for the
higher sdusstloa Of the eoanunitses
surroun1ias then.
Il would aleo deprive counties hav.
|ng railrsal n1eags Of aa important |
source Of rsvsaus. This wosl1 rot |
bs fair. sises ~ prsssses Of rsii- |
loads bsinss - such counties . large |
Aohe criminal slsmsat which ths
roustiss nust prosecute q local sa.
pease.
Takias sway iron eitsss. schools !
md counties the l0cai taxss 1ue them |!
rom public service corporations.
would b.. for thsss rsasoas. . back
'ard step. locally uajuss. 40 . brssd-
'r Of stats-wids sztrsvassnes. Il b
,oped. therefore. thst ssaats Joint
'esolution No. . shall net pesvail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21
TAX MATTERS TO
TAKE ATTENTION

The followins 10 taken from the
pamphlet complied BY the secretary
OF state for the Information Of elect
0rsi
SENATE Joint lsesolssios
FOR Proposed Amendment To the Con.
stitution Of tho State Of Oregon.
To be Submitted to the People
for Their APPROVAL or Rejection
at ths Regular Election In No
vember. 1919.
section I. The legislative assem-
bly, shall. and the people through tho
Initiative may. provide by law uni.
form rules Of taxation. except on
property specifically taxed. Taxes
shall be- levied on such property a.
shall b. prescribed by law. The iesis.
lativs asssmbly. or the people through
the initiative. may provide for the
levy and collection Of taxss for state
purposes and Tor county and for other
municipal purposes on different
classes Of property. and may provide
Tor the ascsrtsibmsnt. dstsrmination
and aplicatioa of an average rate Of
lew and taxatior on property taxsd
Tor state purposes. The legislative
assmbls. Or the people through Tie
nitistivs. may provide by rsaseaabls |
Ind equitable relies Tor the sportioa- |
ne OF any state tax among the ssv. |
'ni ceuntiss ~ cosaty obligations to |
hs state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

wANTgD--A disniAsd woman abost
30. 10 assist dspastmsat naaaGer
for large vheIssals hosse: % sosaag-
raphy; references required - - 49,
ssty snd reliability. Address Dos 4.
Hssail o0es. Si-sss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

Arssmess Ssbmilsed By q. r. stsain.
Asssses u Uaasilla Cosssy. On.
The parasites and tsx sassrs who
feed upon the public revenues arc ad-
vocatss Of whatever tax device 10 best
calculated 70 secure tho most "fssth-
srs with the least squswkins."
Senate Joint rssolution b admirably
nttsd 10 serve such an sud. Il pavss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

Al q iess I. .. .. 10 ~ - g
block %. ~ ~ .. :. 9. . 81 70.
Of bleeh 81. IN = sssss1 A1lie1sa
70 shs City q xlanoeh volls, ov6oon.
|aeeor1iag - ~ lsly reese1e1 ~
Thereof - ~ h tAs 49, g ~
county slsek. u1anatA oeoaay. o.
|esa. bsiag . Dost g ~ OWx G ~
MEX q osse3eo %. 1svnsAiD O.
south ee naaoe .. 80 g ~ VA.
iansets Mssi1laa. b Klanaeh Ceun-
~. oFsgsa: that ~ lan1s - ~ =
the manner Desvs1s1 ~ No - ~
|presssls ee ~ sals - a0elSs1 -
icllevs: --s- ~ -
Fisst-Ts tAs ssss - 1asossss-
meats es this suis aal ~ osessssssss
sna sale - sal1 pssaisss.
sseosl-re he payosae G susA
sun - ~ seuss nv a1ju10s ssas-
enable - staseasg's ~ = - slIsv-
81 thsssla.
rhird--.re tAs paynsos y plaista9
Of the sun d Eve hun1ss1 (osee.oel
collars. with Interest tAsssea e ~
rate Of 10 pr esas per aaaun fssa
the s7tA day ss July. loll. satil
paid.
This sunaeas y sssvsa uDea M
BY order ee he lseassaboe usosy Z. |
Ieasoa. ju1es - The sissule seuse - \
he otsts - 0esosa. ~ Un0AeA
County. na1s % tAs 9Sth 1ay g
septsnbse. 4. D. lsls. " pabllsasisa |
thereof b ths klaaasA Rsoubllean.
q weekly asvspapse DsblisAsl h
Klamath cesaty. orseea. Tor s,z &C.,
lscativs vesks. ~ late - ~ osse /
publication belAg % he sen day -
september. 4. .. 1919.
JOHN l1Wuo.
).3e-li-Sr AterasV ~ plainel9. \
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

(Nee ssal lanos)
Dspassasat g ~ 1n1esles. unlos1
oeasss Las1 o0se g lnhsv1ev.
0rsosa. osUes9bss :. 1913. ~
Ne@iee = bessSv o1voo ~ Wm1n0
=. oeArslnss g 9lamnoA UA1lB, 0so-
soa. W.. = NeosuAsy 81. 1e1o.
msAs hsossess1 saesy ~. olSo9, ~
The SDk 0Dh. ~ -; IN MN.
-. -; ~ = NWxs - -. T0Vn-
sbip - O.. RaaoD . =. W11ansoes
Meridian. hss 1le1 neelee g lnoone)6o
10 nahs Anal eeoooea11oo oe0oG, -
sstabllsA slAin - ~ laa1 abovo -
scribs1. bsessU Q. \. n Leg. eean1vl
elsSk q xls0seA soonsys - K1nmn1A|
vslls. oss. - ~ lssA ~ g 0soo-
~. lol0. gps
Claimant na0es - W1onsnooo:
JeAa I1aOs1Boooa. NJ =. ponGooss
veha \. uaosaBos1n. oeo0Aen uosoAV.
~ Of Klaaash va1ls 0go0oa.
\. ~. 0oJUog. ~
e.l3-le-lOP 0aobosP.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21
JOHN l9WUos
e-3s-li-Sr AterasV ~ plAlnel9.
U0mmoaD
10 he cireuit Ceuss g ~ ooaao Z
oeeoea. tee he Coaa1v
klamath.

- 49, SesSOsS OOOse - - 49, -
Oregon. tee ne Coaatv q
klamath.
Clarence hiesAsl. Plaissi9.
~
VI. NIeAe1.. Charles Nosoy ma
ob. an1 their helsss ~ ~ ~
soas Known and unknevn.
claiming any intsrseG h tAs cost
srly afly.1vs test q ~ tAseo.
block eorty.teur. N)eAooo o11i-
tiea 70 lllauath valls. oreooa.
~ ". I. NleAe,s. CAasln Hoeov ~.
Oh. sna thslP heifas en1 ~ ~
soas kaevn aal ,unhneWa.
slainlng ~ iAtsreGl = ~ -.
ssiv afey-1vs fsst - ~ ohsea,
block tosly.touP. Nlehola oAGi-
tioa - the City = xlanAlh
Falls. orogea.
In the Name OF the STATE g ogogoa:
You and saeA OF you aro herehy
summoned 70 appear and answee he
compliant ale1 u Tie abevt on1111oa
suit within six vssks ae1es ~ ouue
publication q this sumneoo q ~
klamath RspublieaA. . noWnDaDes.
to-wte; - ~ bstess NovomDeP Z.
lo1o.
Aa1 ~ vtll taks Aetleo ~ 4
you lAil - Appear o. eeAegv1po Doool
within ~ tlns. ~ pooln1l9 ~
waDe tAoeooe viii appU - ~ aDove
eeoSt ~ W. rslisf 1euan1o1 b ~
eenplaial alel ~ hin \ ~ ssil
~ : 1sssss detsrnhlno ~ -
vesso olaius ~ ~ 1eeoo1 1on0o -
NJ eeAee pasty q paSties = q -
lhe eastoely olly-ove ~ g ~ (ol
lhsee II blesk (t>) 1egty-1oGb. ,lleA-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21
- - psoeoo11aGD - 0sosgDso
WaesP n1gAos

Noo1eo - ps0eoo61aoD - nsassDsos
Wsoss nlgAas
Dseees ths Beard Of Ceatsel q sAs
oeAas - Oreooa. Wasse Dlvls1oa
f:e. !. K)aoAeh Ceunay.
u ths Mssess q ~ Dssssainasisa ss
~ Relative RigAes - tAe Wa
teri - cAsssy CPeeh. . tributary
ef uDpse klanash Laks.
10 Al Pssssas. vls0s - CesDesa-
tieas. claiming . right - ths - q
|tAs waters e ehs abevs nanel sessasa
|ee ~ ssibutasy tAsesse. - svnlng or
|belAe = DeDoau1oa e lao1D boe1oelng
|ea - having ssssB - sal1 sersan q
any q ~ ssibatas1ss. d ~ eeunAy -
Klamath. otaas - ossoss. aal 10 Al
whsa q Nav csassss:
II he Nans q the stass q Orr
eoa: Toe aad sseA ss yss ere hses-
by nesiosd that ths seass sosinsss ~
the otsss q ossgsa VIM bsgis - in-I
vsstieatiea Of The Gov Of that certain
STREAM kAeva - Chsrry Creek sn1
IL tributaries. situated h KlAnAsh
County. oes0oa. anA Tie vasiess
disehss 1ivsstins vstsr shsrsfrsn - |
rhsrsaay. Tie stA dsy q Dsssabss. |
1913.
Ara you ere Assssy fssthsr. Aesaasd |
that The superintsa1sat q vatss q.
visiea No. I % IL oeaes g OeoGoa
will ssansaes ths takiag - 49,
neay = - he sisAes - ~ yssstiss
claiming watse fsoa sala seFsam. q |
~ tributaries - MeaAay. ths sth
~ q Dsesabes. lsls. q tAs tsnr ef
10 e'eleek z. -. ~ tAe ceust A0wss |
h tAs city e Klamath Halls. kIan-
N ceuaay. orseea. snA vill thsss-
lftss eoatiaue he taking a tsss;nSuy l
antil The sAns = eonpletsl,
And yea ere hsssby oedere4 - ~.
'sar bseess The undsfslBnsd susost H.
lsaasat oe vatsr dtvisiou No. !. az
Oregon. q tAs tine end plass abSss
nsatioas1. ~ submit Drooe .. yeur
',ain 70 tAe waters = saia ssssaD. Or
tAsesee. ie NV right ta>esss
; claimed ~ PEA; apt yos ars hsss'.S
'urthsr ne@ioe1 that u yca fAn 10
lppsar - suAnit pesse = your
'aain ~ flGAt - tAs ~ q sucA
vaAsss. 1seAalt vil y satsgs1 aoninss
'os. a1a you vill - hasss1 an1 - i
oppe1 fson sulsseusatly sassseins |,
Nv SigAt - said vatsrs ane vtll -
lsl1 - have foessitsa III risAt te The
~ q saiA vstees thssstessss eaainsd |
v yeu.
~ order oe he Beard o. oeatrol
4 TIE otats oe Oregon.
DATED esptsnbsr .. lsiS. q q
JoHN u. LEWIS.
o(ate uAGt(
JAMES Z. CHINN0CE. ~
water Divisioa Nod
ono. I. coounAN.
|spssiaesa1pae Welss nlvisasa NJ. Z.
lo-lS-lo-olP
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

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10 the Ciseuis Court sf Ne oeaas q
oregoa. for klamath County.
Jerry roohsy. Pisistia.
NJ.
Annis Toohsy. DsfsnAaat.
TO Ansis Teohsy. tAs lseenlass
above na0e1: u the Doano of
The STATE Of ossOea:
You ase hseety su00eoeA - a.
pear anl answer the sehDlAias alel
10 The sbevs satieisl sait within ~
weeks aftse The afst publleaaSsa q
this ssnaeoG 4 ~ 11a1asA nsDub-
iisaa nswspapss; 80 ~ vtll taks
as@Iee thee " ~ fsn - eDoeas -
answer - Dlsal v1ehin ~ ~. ~
plaiati9 IT. vaat thssese vill sOolS
70 TIE abevs salltle1 seust See ~
rsiief le0anled = ~ ee0o1alne
nisl II sail ssit. te-vis: ~ . -
srse q this seust Dsesvue linDeovlnG
IN bes1s q asesiasay ssiseAno ~
Ivssa tAs plaiaai2 80 ~ ds1salaae
ND see sssh Sehsr 80 eustAss so11ee
y - ths eeast nay eee0 oeee
rAis ssnosas = psbllsAsl pssso
Vt - er1se q ~ absve ena1l1s1
'euft na1e - tAs loth lAy q ~
'snbss. 4 .. 1919. - ~ assa
theesse y nA1s = ~ |
Klamath 2oDuhl1aoa = Dnneamnar
lstA. 1919.
CHARLES ,. vnaouooa,
10 ie-sls Pialnsl9's AaessssV. !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

n he cosnty Court u ~ STATE e
oreeea. ~ klamath County.
In ~ Matter - ~ U.late ef ~
DisAn. beesaeel. 4
Nstiee = hsseog Glvea thas the m
lessioae1 ~ - tuIy apoelaAs1 -.
uinlsoea1oe - ~ el1A>o = M
nisAA. 1eeeassd. n ~ ce~sly Own
= KlanatA CouAty. oteoea, ~ that
~ pesse1s hav>ns elains against M
eooaeo ~ seeuise1 = DPenent ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

-
|CAafln Harris. Dsoon1ank.
lTe ChAssn narsis: h ~ Soa0e =
tAe oesas g ossosa:
Yes ~ Assssg rsesirs1 = aSDsas
|sa1 q zdnsves u eonoonlnt . ~
r'aiat1> y abevs nanea. ~ = ~
u ~ elsfk's oGss e ~ aDevO -
lisssA eesss. n ~ ssie absvs -
dsls1. % ~ beesss u olse day ee
osselse. iSl1. ssi1 day bellg ~ ~
day e he Dablisseisa g III 90
ooas. aa1 ~ ~ ~ within v11oA
1ns ~ ass REQUIRED - aUoeae -
. answer ~ ~ seaDlnlnl - ~
y ths ee6se g ~ eo1ge. ~ ~ ~
tesAieo = ~ snnne1s.
q yeo fnll - aDooas ~ = -
nuoe ~ ~ esu0DnlnA, ~ p1a1ne1g
~ spoly - ~ seoyt ~ ~ sslise
6elnaa1e1 = ~ ~ eenDlaine "
~ plpaanal1. !.
That III ssll = bee1sAt It. ~
ruBposo - eben1nlAg 1ssses -
sol1jns tAe beo1s q natriDoay nov
esioias betveea tAs absvs nasasd
p)oln1i9 aAA ~ eseea1ant h tAol
Abegs sasitisl suit.
nat tAis snnnens = publisAs1 ~
sbe psrlea ef ssz successive eonsseu-
tlvo veoks q The KlaaasA 1eDub-
lfenn- a novnnanar. npanfoA anA naah-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

|sls s11lS1s1 . Hl11a66 ~, 6Fo'
|son. snl euisslns plainsiR'f sisje b
|ssil prsaisss - against III claims q
the dsfes1ante. 49, he11lne e1ae
pje(ntiR b owssf 10 fee simple o1 ths
said Desmiseo asl fer his essss ao1
disbusssmsnls = sai1 suit sal IT,
such other ed fusthss selisf - -
squiay ~ sS0ssoAlA.
This sumnoss b Dublishsd Dussu.
snt 10 ~ order of ths Henessbie
Henry L. Bsasea. julOe g ~ -.
cult court Of the otsts ef 0rsOea. ~
the County Of klamath. nals - -
tered on the Ssth lay e DeDosubes.
1919. and the asst publieatlta tAese-
Of 10 made on the 3sth lay, II ~
tsmbss. 1919.
,. c. RurEMIc.
s-ss-ii-7r Attorney fes Plainti9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-21

C6a1 80 - 06elaI
IN Mtlls Additioa hail. Saturday even
lag. oetebss 9etk Evsrybo1y H.
viss1. Laaiss. U6sass bring BASKETS
aad doav Sossk The date. is-s'