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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-28
NEW HOTEL WILL BE
BUILT AT COLUMBUS
School Census Taken at Girard.
School Principal Elected-inter-
est in Election

Girard, July 27.-(special)-Dr. r. c.
Prather, of this city, and local capital
ist, reports the sale of certain property OF
his In the city of Columbus. Ca, which
has been selected as the site for the mod
ern hotel to be built in that city at an
early date.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-28
Four Children Shocked

Through a peculiar freak of lightning
at Maritime. small settlement near AL
bertville yesterday the four children CT
Charles Mcguire, prominent resident Of
that place, narrowly missed death. One
of them is probably fatally injured They
were swinging under tree which light
ming struck. II travelled down the ropes
to the children
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-28

Prof r. A. Gamble, who will be super
intendent of the city schools the incoming
year. has been enumerating the census of
school children in the city limits for the
past two weeks, and reports an enumera-
ton of some 1244 pupils in all. The ne
groes are somewhat in excess of the
whites, being something like $50 negroes
of school age in the town.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-28
At IS, Gave Him Vigor
and Relieved Constipation

From a mere skeleton, constipated, NJ
appetite, Mr.. S. n. Hlestand was re
stored to health, gained 20 pound
and Refrigerated till he says ~
feels like young man again.
1.-TWO years ago | was mere skele
ton, weighed less than 100 pounds, wa
constipated, appetite gone. and though
would never recover. | procuret
some Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, usei
it, and It put new life into my body
and in the course of three MONTH
gained 20 pounds | remained well 70
two years, and once more was take
with a bad cough and appetite gone
also became constipated. | used NOR
of this medicine, and am happy TO sa.
that am once more well, am feeling
just 25 and yet | am SIS. | have beer
recommending 1t to other old peoph
and ] have not found one whom per
suaded to try its virtue but who hai
been wonderfully benefited-S. II
Hiestand, Liberty, Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
LECTURE YOUTH
ON DRUNKENNESS
Recorder Paroles Daniel
komek Until Monday Night.

Drunkenness of boys was the
subject of a lecture Recorder Henry
w. kehoe gave to Daniel Komek,
eighteen years old, when he was ar
raigned in police court this morning
and admitted having been under the
influence of liquor Sunday when he
and the other assistant dog catcher
were making chicken potpie of stol-
en- fowls. The recorder scored
Komek, who is a one-armed youth,
for the act. He gave him to under
stand that he would have to mend
his ways or his course would lead
to state prison. Komek hung his
head in shame, then promised to do
better and was paroled until Monday
night to appear before Probation
officer Macmillan.
KOmek was an assistant dog
catcher with Anton Mursh, who is
being sought by the police for the
theft Of Fred w. Buses chickens
and setting eggs. The youth blamed
the theft on the fugitive and said
he had taken no part in it. He was
trapped in a lie and then admitted
he had assisted in cutting up the
stolen birds and helped to prepare
the chicken potpie up to the time
Patrolman Hartmann interfered and
caused his arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
2 ESCAPE AT
REFORMAT0RY
Make Get Away Through Barn
Back of Place.

Police of this and neighboring
places have received word to be on
the lookout for two youths who es-
capped from the New Jersey Reform
atory at Railway last night. They
were trusted inmates and escaped
from a barn in the rear of the in
stitution about the time they were
to turn in to their cells for the night.
One Of them was Harry Stadel-
mann, twenty-five years old, of Ter
sey City, and the other was William
Wells. twenty years old, sent down
from Burlington county. The former
was five feet and seven inches tall,
had sandy hair, medium complexion
and had No. LII on his clothing.
Wells was the same height, weighed
$50 pounds, had black hair, a me-
dunn complexion and bore NO.
2,377 on his clothing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
GANG IS
IN COURTACAIN
Men Captured Arraigned for
Shooting Up Court.
sDecial by United Press Wire.

Hillsyille, Va, April 23:-Six
members of the Allen gang were ar
raigned here today to answer for
their part. in the Carroll court trag-
edy of March IA, when five persons
We're shot and killed. Floyd Allen,
his sons, Claude and Victor, his
nephews, Friel Allen, Sidney Ed
wards and Berg Marion were brought
into III all charged with first de-
gree murder.
The defense will %endeavor to place
the responsibility for the shooting
on Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards,
the two outlaws who are still at large
1t will be claimed Floyd shot in self
defense when attacked by court Off
GERS that Claude and Friel fired in
the excitement of the moment and
that Sidney Allen, Berg Marion and
Victor Allen did not shoot at all.
A venire Of twenty-four men were
present and the work of securing a
jury began.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
WILL
SECURE PRIZES
Rules for Woman's Club Con-
tests Anyone May Enter.

Mrs. Charles II. Seguine and her
committee from the WOman's Club
are making great preparations for
the garden contests TO be held under
the auspices Of the club. TO make
the expense trivial contestants can
secure seeds from any member OF
the committee for one cent a pack
age. The committee in charge Of
the contest consists Of Mrs. Charles
II. Seguine, Mrs. G.. D. Runyon, Mrs.
geuIing, Mrs. A. II. BOughtOn, ST.,
Mrs. Leo Douehuc, Mrs. D. P.
Olmstead. Misses Lila Beebe, Anna
Holm, Mary Gridley, Gertrude Pfeif-
fer. Laura Ramsay and Jane HUFF
ford.
The rules and regulations govern
ing the contests are as follows:
Competition open to any resident
Of Perth Amboy. Awards will be
made for the best work accomplish
ed i'm consideration of obstacles,
money, time, etc. Competitors 10
hire no assistants except in prepara-
ton Of the soil. In the rating Of
adults gardens three merits will be
counted: The plan upon which the
garden is laid out. The harmony Of
its features as to form and color.
The general appearance Of walks,
beds, turf, buildings and enclosures.
The prizes are s. for best front
gardens (adults). Two and a half
in gold for best front children's gar
den. Three prizes of four choice
rose bushes given by Frank Palmer
for outer front gardens. Two dol
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
OF
The W. C. T. u.
will be Held at South River
on May "a

Arrangements have been made to
hold the spring institute Of the Mid
dleseX County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in the Taber-
naCle Baptist church at South River,
Friday, May "a.
An interesting program has been
prepared for the morning, after
noon and evening sessions. There
will be addresses by Mrs. Alice A.
Mundy, Mrs. II. p. Strong, Mrs.
Emma Bourne and Mrs. E. II. Ell
freth. In the evening there will be
a silver medal contest, in which six
people will recite in competition for
a prize.
The program will be varied by
music rendered by united choirs,
solos by Isaac Ward, duets by Mr..
and Mrs. p. c. Searles and a selec-
ton by the st. James male quartet.
Dinner and supper will be served by
the ladies of the South River organ
ization and their friends and the
proceeds will go into the treasury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
JURY HEARS
%COUNTERFEITER CASE

A federal grand jury sitting at
Trenton yesterday heard testimony
against William Irving. arrested in
this city for passing counterfeit dol
lar pieces. AS the prisoner signed a
confession and pleaded guilty to the
charge 1t is expected that a true bill
VIII be handed down against him
Chief of Police Burke, Detective
Sergeant Long, Patrolman Quinn, a
saloonkeeper, the wife of a saloon
keeper and her sister, all of this
testified against the accused
man. Former Governor Fort was
foreman of the Jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
ARBITRATION
IS ACCEPTED
Government Offers Aid in
Railroad Difficulty.

New York, April 23.-The threatened
strike Of locomotive engineers on fifty
railroads east Of Chicago, which was
scheduled for tomorrow morning. was
postponed by the timely action of Mar
tin j. Knapp. presiding judge of the
United States commerce court, and
Charles p. Neill, United States com
missioner of labor, who compose the
national board Of arbitration.
Three hours after Warren S. Stone
and the chiefs Of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers had announced
that the strike which would cripple the
east and New England would be on so
soon as the orders could be carried
out, the two government representa-
tives arrested action by a tender OF
their services in mediation. This offer
was received with favor by Mr.. stone
and his aids, who held their advisory
committee of fifty chairmen. II man
from each railroad, in the city. Cap
tain G. j. Stuart. vice president Of the
Erie railroad and chairman of the con-
ference committee of railroad man
ayers which had been dealing with the
union men since January, just as
promptly declared that he will submit
the proposition to his committee today.
Personally he had always favored
peaceable negotiations, but lie had not
the power at the time to say what the
committee would decide t do
There IS no doubt that a peaceable
way out of the difficulty, ;ithout fore
ing either side to back down, was az
forded by the offer of the 90 eminent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
FIX TIME FOR
SEWER SYSTEM
Report Council Also Order
Stone Road Repairs.

Ua--s-T T.. T. s. L p p \ L. ,
n 90. .iS,
NY poI ~
Idhen I"9l uisnl ny ipT9T
council III SESSION az poio Isn lIuli,
IoWaIoS ."e '3Iipie,'0n o' s"e aI"U'
system On or peio't way 10 "nu TN
telSi'e ItPaHs ~ '"t 9Co"e ! u .
tnlousn me pray, III Jniann Coa
SUPERVISOR o. we 1I"li ~ Dot
81 uclloH oli pan LAM n,t,a5 ~ en-
ins ~Co'"p'i'y WI " t,Funl' ~ o
lsn ,ne S'"sl 500 -,
Speeineu' a b'U,'" ,toh4 I,,u
tloh l~h'roauteu 'SS' I'iEul anu uu9n.
lnlouS'S 'eplSogrt
Vi IHc 'oIhp"nH ""9 -
maue " IePuFs' ioI d p"il pay "'7"'
on coHlI"',' p11 was ie.ualp lii -
itep",I' 10 '"e S'""S I'"T -, 70
uhueI Tue u's0l4o" y luS
a~ccol"tHS 70 "tl""@'
SeSleI"dS "IL'I"oo" p''"Iv" '"C
sIreet Voihl"lI,So anu lnv 'o",u ~
q N'o"H'ou'H IouuOS.
CouhcIIuIeD HH'''" an" N"liIuS
went over the Io"u HCSIeI"dS WI"
the F~eeholoe[ ana u~lscoIe[eu 'nG
leeu ul IepaIIS' Inc l""u
mas oeeH damaged come" nat l.. 10
clalIled' ny tHe sewer CoHS'I uc''ol'
No"h'illl"u '"Ii'L' vi ''N ''"c'
committee aaFisGu liat Tue sewer III
front street VIII NOT pc rdoFGu IN
lahu' put VIII ne iol'l"eu III ILS
present poslllon- Mayor W. r.
arm a~nhouhCea ne Hau Ie'useu me
appllcaIioh ior d permit by ile'' ~
cooper ior the OF zen, meet
ing al the 1901 OF btoaa street every
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
CONTRACT FOR
GREEK BRIDGE.
Was Awarded to P. J. Mona
han of South Amboy.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, April 23:-The
Mercer Auto Company must discou-
tinUe using the roads of MiddleseX
county for testing its new cars. At
an adjourned meeting of the Board
OF FreehOlders held yesterday the
action of the company was brought
to the attention of the members. A
resolution was passed requesting
the company to discontinue this
practice. The company manufactures
the Mercer auto. The plant is locat-
ed in Mercer county near Trenton.
Met in New Building.
The board yesterday met in its
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
DANTE'S INFERNO IN
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

''Dante's Inferno" world famous
for centuries, will be portrayed in
motion pictures tonight at the Audi
forum, under the management Of
the Worlds Classics Motion Picture
company, of New York, which is
touring the country with these films.
The show will begin about SIS
o'clock and continue for about nine
ty minutes. with only n produc-
ton. 1t will be repeated tomorrow
and Thursday evenings, as well. The
films have been passed by the Ma
tional Board of Censorship and are
considered a most wonderful and
realistic version of Dante's popular
work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
HAPPENINGS ONE
YEAR AGO TO-DAY

1t was reported that the stelm-
ship Asia was sinking near China.
James Glenn, of 1876 Washington
street, was bruised and had several
fingers smashed when his Buick car
ran into crossing gates at a railroad.
Local agents for auto licenses be-
gan a crusade against persons who
drove machines without license
numbers.
Samuel ElihH Moore, VINO had
been a resident of this city for near
" half a century, died suddenly,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
$3.50 REALIZED FOR
DAY NURSERY FUND

About $3.50 was realized from
the entertainment given in the Bijou
theatre last week for the benefit of
the Day Nursery under the auspices
of the Woman's Club. Mrs. William
II. BaWden, chairman of the ar
rangement committee, to date has
about S226 on hand and the out
standing accounts viii bring the
amour to about $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
BOY MISSING FROM
kEASBEY FOUR DAYS

Michael CanE, twelve year old
boy of Keasbey. has been strangely
missing from his home neal the
Keasbey school house since last Sat
urday and is being sought by the po-
lice OF this city and Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
MISS WEINBLATT To
GIVE IVY GRAFTON

Miss Minerva Weinblatt, a popular
member of the senior class of the
Perth Amboy high school, was chos-
en- to deliver the ivy Grafton for her
class. The exercises will probably
be held next month. Where the ivy
will be planted is not yet known.
No other business was transacted at
the meeting of the senior class held
yesterday afternoon in Miss Mary E.
Vaughan's room. Barney Browning
presided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
MALCOLM CR0WELL TO
ENROLL AT LAFAYETTE

Malcolm Crowell. president OF the
class of 10. Of the Perth Amboy
high school. anticipates Attending
Lehigh College when the fan term
opens. Crowell attended Dartmouth
last year, but decided to change,
after having spent a year in this city
at work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
STUDENT Is HURT AT
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Egnar Bjorak, a student of the
eighth grade, grammar school, while
working in the manual training shop
this morning a%ccidently cut himself.
A chisel with which he was working
slipped and Egnar received a big
cash in his wrist. DR.. Lund was
called and after taking several
stitches sent him home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
TRACK WALKER
SAVES A TRAIN


Shamokin, Pa, April 23:-After
interrupting three men in the act of
placing ties on the Pennsylvania rail
road tracks, who beat him uncon-
%sciOus, kimber Baskin. a track
walker, recovered in time to flag the
menaced train. He was taken on
board and brought to the hospital
here i'll a serious condition.
EVENING NEWS covers h field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
TO ARRANGE FOR THE
BALTIMORE CONVENTION

Special bV United Press Wfrs.
Buffalo. Arpil 23;-Chairman
Mack, of the Democratic national
committee, today called a meeting of
the committee on arrangements for
the convention at Baltimore Satur-
day, April 27, to consider important
matters pertaining to the convention.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14
J.C. RUTENIC.
J. 8, KENT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
IO-l7-2t-3I-7-l4h
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the County Court OF the State OF
oregon, for the County OF kiam'
ath.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Leslie
Howard Lord, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, administrator OF the es-
tate of Leslie Howard Lord. deceased.
10 the creditors OF said estate and all
persons having claims against the
same, TO exhibit them, with the neees-
sary vouchers, within six (6) months
from and after the first publication
of this notice, to the said admin's'ra''
or at the law office of J. II. carnahan
in klamath Falls. Oregon, same being
tho place for the transaction OF the
business of said estate.
WELLESLEY, II. SIMPSON
Administrators OF the Estate OF Leslie
Howard Lord, Deceased
Date Of first publication May ~
,o,o 20-27-3-10-l7h b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14
1t GAL NOTICES


~ W" circuit Court ul the state Of
oregon. for klamath County
Willlm 4, Slough. plnlnlln.
w,
Marie l., CHORD ana ChnB. n. Tlb-
belts, Defendants.
Notice iH horoby given that, by yir.
~" oi m execution Rnd order Of sal.
duly Issued out of the above entitled
court aud cnup" on the iith day of
June. 1919. upon decree made and
entered of record IN said court on the
! Ath day Of June. 1912, In favor of
lh" above named plRIntn. directing
the sale of the premises thoroIn and
hereinafter described. to satisfy the
Hum ~ t3,uuU.uO with Interest there.
on at the rat" of per cent per an.
mum since March \. 1903. the sum Of
( i30n.0o, attorneys fees, the sum Of
. 1880, costs aud disbursements. and
the ncrruing costs
Now, therefore. by virtue Of said
execution, aud In compliance with
Hnid writ. have duly levied On said
premises. aud viii ON Monday. the
l'th day of July. 1919. at 10 o'clock
q m uf such day. NJ tho front door
~ the county court house In Klam.
nth Falls. klamath County. Oregon
Hull NJ public auction. to the highcst
bidder Tor cash. all the right, TN,
lnd Interest ~ the abuyr.nnmpd de-
f"ndnntH. aud each of them. In aud "a
the following described real property
iu.Wit
The NwL ~ Sec ~. Tp. II. s. II
= " VI, IN klamath County ore
gon
Or 80 much thereof IN may be- nee
.orFRry tn satisfy said execution
m" proceeds of said sale viii b,
applied IN the satisfaction Of said OK
.r,utiou. order and decree, interest
.,nHtR aud disbursements. and nccru
.iur costs, and the oycrplus. II aul
there be-. viii be- paid into said cour
tu be- further applied. No. by law III
rrrrrd
Dated this ltth day ~ June, 1919
" H. BARNES. shorln
~ Marion narncs, Deputy
lf.2i-2s-f.i2h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14
SUMMONS

10 the Circuit Court Of the state Of
oregon. for klamath County
Myra V. Slough, Plaintiff,
VI.
Marie t. CHORD and Albert J Hook
Ing. Defendants,
To Marie l.. clifford and Albert j.
Hooking. Defendants Above
Named
In the name uf the state Of Oregon
You. aud each OF YOU, are hereby re-
nuircl 10 appear and answer the COM
pl,lnt Hlrd against you In the above
entitled suit. ON or before the l'th
day of June. 1919, that bcing the last
doy of publication Of this summons
.opd the last day within which YOU are
rcoulred to answer, as hxed by the
order Of publication Of this summons
II YOU fail 10 appear and answer
the plaintiff viii apply to the court
for the relief demanded In said CONF
pllint,
said suit is brought To foreclose u
mortgage. dated December H. i'VS'
and executed by both OF YOU 10 'h.
rl,intllI. upon the following deserin'o
real property, to-wit'
The sWL OF Section ~. Tp' VI >
n. s T.. W, NJ. In klamath county
Oregon
ia secure To the pla'ntln the pay,
m.nt of three promIssory notes da'.'
nccember II, 1908, for Sl,ooo eaon
WIN interest thereon at the rate OF
pcr cent per annum from date 'her'
=, nrd reasonable attorneys ices u
caso suIt or action should be neees
snrv IN collect same. said notes peih'
noyoble one. two and three years VI
tor date. respectively
p,oIntifr in said suit prays Tor 'n'
l following decree;
That she have judgmei,
| oso,pst the defendants. Marie H. oi'
| FORD and Albert J, Hooking ior u"
nr,nc,nol sum OF $1,000, with inter
J as, thereon at the rate OF per cen u
nor onnum since December IL. i'oS
,or nv tho further principal sum OF sioo
: Win interest thereon at the s"'o y
Q NOR cent per annum since oe'ope
= se' 1909; for the further prhs,p' ,na"
D ann S,, Of 81. 900, with interest thereo
%, tbo rate of s per cent per an"u' "
: since December H. i'os' wv ,"' ~, o. o.
ANN Of $500 attorneys fees ana 10 :,
o oos's and disbursements of SUIT "h
J accruing costs an, oxee,
, s-That order of safe ana eses' Sses'
ton issue in said suit 10 Inv '"'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14
SUMMONS

IT, the Circuit Court Of the State of
oregon, for the Coun.y Of Klam
ath.
j, y Mitchell aud A. Moore, Partners
Doing business as Doris Hard.
ware Company. Plaintiffs,
Va
+. Z. Maxwell and ~. W. Lairanler.
Defendants.
10 T.. r. Maxwell and II W. Lafra-
Mere, Defendants:
In the Name OF the STATE OF Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear
aud answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit.
Ou or before the 22d day OF June.
1919. that being the expiration OF six
wockb' publication % this summons,
.pIu,rlbod BY the order Of publlca-
iIun thereof. made by this court, and
II you FAIL 40 to answer, the plalntlff4
wIll take judgment against defend.
ant + r. Maxwell In the sum Of
i732 "a, together with interest there
uu "a the rate of eight per cent per
,,.,,,, ,,,,, sou,omh.rt- io,i ana
,,,, r,r,ror ann n,,9so o,,orr,y,,
... ,,1 ,,r ,ho costs and dIsbpr,..
muntg In this suit: and decree fore.
.,ost,. ,u rl,h, ,i,lo aud interest ,r
80 -, roIom,,io, n, IN, defend.
49, rnd o,ch of ,bom In tho mort.
-, ",,,o,,y ,os,rIhed In tho cam.
.,,.ia, 90 80.
ona ,,mn,o,o saw mill Ipc,udIp,
-. ,a,,,,s hoodh,ocks saws
-. .n, an o,,,os ,sed 4, and
,,.,..td sov, ,,u Witch soid cha,
~, - ~, .,,. ,,,,, "a ,ow loca,sd upor
,,, s,pthc,s, quarter OF th. north
'"' S""'".''' u"' ','.., - 80
- -. -. .o,., oos
'p W. v.,,,,. a. x,,,,,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14

'I klamath county, oregon. and that
salo he made ns on foreclosure, aa
provided by law, uu 40 ~ said real
property, or n sufficient portion there.
W ~ satisfy each ~ RnId notes and
mortgage and interest thereon. ~
IpUosald; 10 pay rHlI attorneys fees,
the costs aud dlPbur rments of sui,
and accruing costs.
. Tint al right. title and Interest
OF N" defendants, and each of them.
H. ana to said real property, or any
portion thereof sold M aforesaid. be
be- forcclosrd, IA provided by law.
I That she he given general re.
lief
This summons ls published once o
week for period of six succcssiv,
weeks In the Evening Herald, n daily
newspaper. printed and published In
tho city of Klamath Falls, klamath
county, oregon, by order Of Honor
able WIN, &, Wordcn. Judge OF tn,
county court of Klamath county
'Gtnto ~ Oregon. dated May 2. 1912
tho hrst publication being made Ma!
Is, iHI2
STONE n BARRETT
Attorneys for Plaintiff
3.I0.l7-2i.31-7-iih
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

T. l.r county Court of the State Of
oregon. fHr klamath County.
g. r.r Matter ~ the Estate o' Charles
EH,iruu. Deceased
Nu'I.r lB hereby given that have
this day hccu appointed administrator
OF tnr estate of Charles Erickson. de-
ceased
Al r,uur# holding claims against
t.r ,si tc arr required to present the
a.mr. with the necessary vouchers, 10
me at the office ~ my attorneys, Kuy'
kendall t Ferguson. whose onlccs are
IN the White. Maddox building. In the
c'iy ~ klamath Falls. oregon, Within
six monthi from MAY 10Th, 1919,
BERT T.. wITHROw,
Administrator ~ the Estate OF
charles Erickson. Deceased
23-3O.G-i3-2Oh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-14

quircd to answer, M 0xed by the or
der OF publication Of this summons.
n you fail TO appear and answer.
the plalntln viii apply to the court
for the relief demanded In said com
plant.
Said suit is brought to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimony now existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff; and
plaintiff In her said complaint prays
the following decree:
/. That tho bonds Of matrimony be-
tween the plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved.
2. That the plaintif bc awarded
the custody OF the three children
named In the complaint.
g. That she have judgment for her
costs herein, and such other and fur
ther relief M to said court may seem
equitable.
This summons IL published once {
week for period Of six successive
weeks In the Evening Herald. n dali,
Newspaper, printed and published II
klamath Falls. klamath County, Ore
.gon. by order Of Hon. Henry l.. Ben
son. Judge OF said court, dated Ma.
81. 1919, the first publication beinl
made May 81, 1912.
STONE a BARRETT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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