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came from California announcing that
Aias Cohen. or Mrs. Rich No. I. would
leave for Grants Pass and asking that
Rich6 bond be placed at . higher
hgure than $3.50. Deputy Prosecutor
Johnson took the matter up with Jus
tice Holman. and the bond vas raised
70 $4,000. and Rich was rs-arrsstsd
By Constable Randle and returned to
his old Quartsrs In the county Jail.
Rich at once wired bis father OF his
added troubles. and expected that the
cash 70 cover the salarged bond would
be fortheominS at once. To date.
however. II has not appeared.
During his brief respite from the
custody Of the on,csrs Rich called at
the home Of Miss Layton's mother In
this city. but whether he saw his wife.
Mrs. Rich No. 3. 10 not known. Miss
Cohen. or wife No. 4. win Be here for
the preliminary hearing Of Rich next
Aoaaay.
Mis- Cohen. or Mrs. Rich No. /.
later sent telegram announcing that
abe had . nervous breakdown. and
would be unable 10 come. and II IL
not believed that she will appear at
the trial against Rich.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
At SPARKS THfATFR

The patrons Of this popular show
house will be given . treat tonight
for In addition to the regular pro.
gram Of the movies" there will b
presented two very attractive acts
Of vaudeville.
Mock-Sad-Ali offeu . Sensational
magical novelty act that d classy and
up to the times. He IL considered the
worlds foremost magician. and pre-
ssnts . program Of novelties that are
positively the best In vaudeville.
Dorothy Wood and company viii
present one Of their dramatic playlsts
and comedy. everyone Of which u
guaranteed to be . production prop
srly costumed and presented In q
capable manner. A real play with .
real plot In one act.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
Notice of sale of neas Property by
AsiminiSi ralriN

In the County Court OF the State o,
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter OF tho Estate Of Roy
kilEore. Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given that, In pur
suance vf an order OF the aboye-en.
titied court. made In the above-en'
ltltled matter. on the gath day oi
August. 1919. the undersigned. ~
Administrative. vii, sell the premises
hereinafter described ut private sale
to the highest bidder. such sale to b,
made for cash. provided I am offered
over $4,000 for said property. other
wise shall sell the Same IN the esla,,
Of s. w. Kilgore. deceased. for the
sum OF $4,000. the amount OF In
ltebtedness due the latter estate BY
the estate OF Roy !. kilgors. do.
ceased: said sale 10 be made on or
after the 2sth day Of September
1912. at my residence. In the town
o: Bonanza. klamath county. Oregon.
subject only TO tho confirmation OF
such sale. as by law provided.
The property hereinbefore referred
to Is particularly described as follows.
to-vit:
An undivided one-third interest In
and to oil that part OF block icI In
ItnVna Addition IN th. T,uu AZ H..
nanza, according 10 tho recorded plat
thereof. described as follows; Com
mencing ut the northwest corner OF
Said block and running thence south
along the west line of said block one
hundred and nfty tl50) feet TO D
point: thence east on q line parallel
to the north line OF said block two
hundred (200) feet to a point: thence
north on line parallel TO the west
line OF said block one hundred ana
hity t50) feet to q point on the
north line OF said block. thence west
on the north line OF said block two
hundred (200J feet. TO the place OF
beginning; all in klamath County.
Oregon;
Together with the tenemeDts. here.
ditaments. ana appurtenances there
unto belonging or In anywise apper-
tanning TO said land. Including furni-
ture. fixtures aud iron safe In the
building on said premIses
Dated this 2sth day OF August
1919.
ETA NJ. KILGORn.
AdminIstratrlx of Said Estate.
ze-9-5-l2-i9-26h
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thereon at the rate Of ten psr cent
(iO) per Anuum from the thirteenth
dey Of September. 1909. until paid
md TO the payment to plaintiff OF ths
further sum Of fourteen dollars
(SIp. with interest thereon at the
rate Of sin yer cent per annum from
he fifteenth day OF March. 1903. until
IA paid; aud the further sum OF four
teen dollars lSi<D. with ,ntsrssi
thereon at the ratio Of six per cent Pc,
Nnnum from the hfteenth day OF
March. 1905, until paid. and the fur.
ther sum OF fourteen dollars ,Sib,
with interest thereon ut the rate ol
siN per cent per anrum from tho u,
csnth day OF March. 1905. until paid:
ana tho further sum OF fou. teen aud
iJ.i00 dollars e(i%,<o). with interest
thereon at the rate OF six per cent per
snnum from the fifteenth day OF
starch. 1907. until paid: and the fur
ther sum OF sixteen and bt-1oo dol.
lars (si6.5p. with interest thereon
at the rate OF six per cent per an
nun from the fifteenth day OF March.
lscs, until paid; and tho further sun
OF sixteen and 7<.ioo dollars
tsis.7p. with interest thereon at the
gn,c OF six per cen, per snnum from
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
Notice Of Sale

In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon. In and for klamath
County.
Ia the Matter OF the Guardianship Of
Ernest Dale Soulc and Don Otey
soule. Minors.
Notice Is hereby given that pursu.
ant OF the ordsA OF the County Court
OF the County 81 Klamath. State OF
Oregon. duly given and made on the
sOth day OF August. 1919. In tho
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

purpose Of obtaining . decree dis
solving the bonds Of matrlmony now
existing between the above named
plaintiff and the defendant In the
above entitled suit.
That this summons 10 published for
the psriod OF six successive consecu-
tiv. weeks in the klamath Rspub-
Lean. . nswspaper. printed and pub
iis,ed at klamath Falls. Oregon. by
an order Of the Honorable Henry l..
benson. Judge Of the circuit court for
the county OF Klamath, State OF Ore
son. dated September Is. 1919: the
date Of the nrst publication OF this
Summons being made upon the 18Th
day OF September. 1919.
G. n. ONEILL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
s-l9 i0-3lr Klamath Pals. Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
The spsrry Flour company. through

The sperry Flour company. through
their Sacramento ofiice. have shown
their interest In the Klamath County
Fair by Offering q premium for the
best loaf of bread made from 6psrry's
Driftsd Snow -four. In . letter re-
ceived by the fair association last
night they stated that they would pre-
sent two substantial prisss 70 the win
ners Of the bresd-making contest. The
main part Of the letter ID a. follows:
I'VE are advised that the klamath
County Fair will be held September
2bth to 3sth. and a. We consider this
. good chance TO advertise. We will
offer q cash prise Of SIS 70 the lady
making the best loaf Of bread from
'Drifted Snow Aour. and for the Sec
ond prise q barrel Of 'Drifted Snow
1eus."
Because Of the brisfasss Of tie
time for prsparing for this compsti-
tion these entering this coatsst will
b permitted 70 place their entries at
any time during the nrst three fair
aAvs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
Timber Sale

Sealed proposals In duplicate. each
envelope marked proposals. for Tim.
or, klamath Reservation" will DO re.
ceived at the Office OF the superintend.
ent Of the Klamath Indian school.
klamath Agency. Oregon. until IL
o'clock noon. Pacific Coast time. Tues
Jay. October Is. 1919. for the pur-
chase of Approximately 100000 feet
pine timber. practically all Of which
Is yellow pine. on the klamath Indian
reservation. Oregon. This timber II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
WOMAN IS TALKING
HERSELF 10 DEATH

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3t.-Phy.
siciaas at the Psnnsylvaaia hospital
have been endsavorinS 70 And some
method By which they may prevent
Mrs. Alice Holland from talking her
self to death. The woman apparent
" doesn't want TO talk-shs Just can't
help Il.
The strange part OF the malady u
that the woman insists that some per-
son b. present to listen TO her. II she
10 left alone she talks 70 the hospital
walls. but she shrieks for some per-
son to come within hearing.
Physicians have examined her for
an Injury to the head. but have not
been able TO nnd any. A last resort
they diagnosed her case a. one Of
acute mania and hystsris. Opiatss
seem TO have absolutely no effect up
- hsP.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
United Prsss Service

United Press service
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept H.
About $4,000. 900 is the annual loss
from children who die each year from
tuberculosis. according to . statement
maGe before the International Con.
gress Of Hysenie and pemography By
Or. 8. A. Knopf Of New York.
Fifty thousand childrsa die an
nuaily from tubsrculosis." said Dr..
Knops. Their average ass b ~
years, and figuring the cost to their
parents and the community at only
$3.50 per annum. the financial loss
represented 10 e7s.oo0.oo0. They
have died. too. before they were able
to give any return to their parents or
the community. All this useless sac-
rifce Of money and life b because We
do not take care Of the child at the
right time. Three per cent Of all chill
dren Of school ass are tubsrcular.
There are 30.oo0.o 900 children attend
ing school. and. therefore. must be At
least 500. 900 childrsn In nssd OF open
air instruction"
Drs. John r. Anderson and Joseph
Goldberser OF the public health serv-
Ice. announced two discoveries ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
CHARTER CASE
|BE|Me ARGUED
CIRCUIT JUDGE BENSON MKARs
ARGUMENTS ON THE DKllUu-
RER on THE MANpAMus sulT
AGAINST TnE CITY

Judge Benson heard the argumsata
In the demurrer nled By City Attor-
ney Drake on behalf Of the city ON.
eisls Of Klamath Falls in the man.
damus suit brought by Henry Rabies
and W. A. Leonard. Attorney c. n.
oneill Representa- the plaintiffs.
The argument took up the greater
part OF the afternoon. and . decision
has not yet been rendered,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

In tho Circuit Court OF tho state OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
Rosiaa Burkhardt. Mario Jaissr. and
Kari Wcekcrt. Plaintiffs.
Fred wcckcrt. Defendant.

Fred Wcckcrt. Defendant
Notice 10 hereby given that. In pur.
iganco % DEGREES. made and entered
In the aboye-cntitl,d court and cause
on June -. l9i2. and August 20.
isi2. respectively. tho ubdcrSlSncd.
as referee. will sell the premises
hereinafter described. at pubic aue.
ton, TO the highest bidder. fov cash
such sale TO be at 10 o'clock a. IN A..
on Tuesday. the .tth day OF sep,cm.
bcr. 1919. at tho from, door OF the
court house OF said court. ia Klamath
Falls. klamath County. Oregon.
Tho property to be sold being par.
tcularly described as follows. to-wit:
Tho sE. OF MEX and the Me-.
OF SEA Of Sec. 4: the sw. OF
NWs and the Nws OF Rwt. OF
Sec. 3. all In Township 81. s. II. .,
y. W. NJ, In klamath County. ore.
gon
Dated this 2Gth day OF August. 1919
q. A. KRAusE,
zs-2-s-ls-23 Referee.
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Gu, flowers a, ~ ~ sss..


Summons II Equity
In the Circuit Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for the County Of Klsn-
Florence Harris. Plaiati1.
Charles Harris. DsfsndaAt.
To Charles Harris: In the Name Of
the State Of Oregon:
You are hereby required 70 appear
and to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff above named. now on ale
In the clerks Once Of the above men
ti0ued court. In the suit above en-
titled. on or before the 3lst day Of
October. 1912. said day being the last
day Of the publication OF this SUM
mons, and the last day within which
time you are required 70 appear sad
to answer the said complaint. - axsd
by the order Of the court. for the pub
lication OF this summons.
II you fail 70 appear and 70 an.
swsr the said complaint. the plsintiR
will apply 70 the court Tor the relief
In the said complaint by
the Dipsintia.
That this suit b brought for the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
ssis In Equity - foreesess . leoss'
eaee-oam0oao
In the Circuit Ceav: Of the STATE ol
Oregon for KLAMATH CosAV
Joseph T. Peters. Plainti6

Oregon for klamath Counsy
Joseph T. Peters. Piaintia
~.
ella Hardy. ira HARDY. Jane Roe Hsr.
dy. John Doe Hardy. Heirs q
Law Of J. Yranx Iisidy. De
ceased: Also the unxnown Heirs
Of J. Frank Hardy. Dscsassd ;
Also. All Unknown Psrxons OF
Parties Claiming Any Right
Title. Estate. Lien "r ,ntsrsst ia
the Real Eststs Described In the
Complaint Herein. Osfsndants.
To Lola Hardy. Ira Hardy. Jane
Roc Hardy. John Doe Hardy. heirs q
no unknown heirs Of J. Frank Hardy.
eceased; also all unxnown persons or
parties claiming any right. title. ss-
tate. lien or interest In tho real es.
tate described In the complaint here
In. the above named defendants.
In the name OF the State OF Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint Of the above
named plaintiff In the above entitled
court. now on ils with the clerk OF
said court. within six weeks from the
date OF the hrst publication OF this
summons. and you are notified that II
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint as hereby required. the
plaintiff will apply for decree OF this
court. as prayed for In his complaint
to-wit: That . certain mortgage Civ
en- BY J. Frank Hardy TO this plain.
TN on the thirteenth day OF septem-
her. 1909. TO secure the payment OF
the sum OF four hundred and eighty
hvs dollars (S+s5.00). with intsres,
At the rate Of ten (i0) per cent per
annum from said date be foreclossd.
defendants equity OF redemption
therein foreclosed. and the land de-
scribed therein. to-wit: South half
th) Of the southeast quarter (h) OF
Section Thirty (30) and north half
th) OF northeast quarter (k) Of
Section Thirty-One (sl). Township
twenty-thrse (23) south. Range nine
D. east Of Willamstts meridian. In
Klamath county. Oregon. sold In the
manner provided by law; and the pro-
ceeds OF said sale be applied a. iol.
lows, to-wit:
First-To the payment Of the costs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
TEDDY WILL GO
TO TENNESSEE
AFTER TEsTIrYIN0 IN WASHING
TON HE WILL. MAKE A FIFTEEN
DAYS TOUR OF TnE MIDDLE
WEST
United Press Service

United Press Service
TUL9A. Okla. Sept 3<.-Coloasl
Roosevelt leagthsnsd hb tour oas
day to permit hin 70 campaign n
Teunessss. He reaches New York On
October .. and viii testify n wash
ingtoa on the eth. On the 7tA hs
starts on . aftssa day tour Of the
Middle West. The rest Of the time
= III be spent In New York stats. He
made six speeches today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

Johnsos speaks as CosveatSoo
United Press Service
HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 3<--Tas
n ogressive state convention will b
he'd here tonight Governor johnson
OF California will dslivcr the keynote
spssch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
HALLS | GRILL

The Hotel Hall qrili Ia proving pop.
nlar with tho Kismath Falls public.
a distinct feature IL the merchants
lunch served at soon. The uniform
price OF 80 cents is charged. and tho
service compares favorabiy with that
OF any OF the cafes In the big csnters.
For some reason. the Impression
has prevailed thst the prices charged
have been excesave. when. as a mat
ter OF fact. a comparison Of the bill
OF fare with thai OF other cafes 10 the
city show but " PIE II any difference.
Tho management has made especial
arrangements n serving parties In
afternoon or sv} ping. The grill has
been httsd up VII . view particularly
for this SsSyics.
Also. We kQuidRike to call your at
tention to our>Pf fial Sunday dinner
for 7S cents. whS sxcslls anything
In the city for the tIce.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

Thses ere fusds h The city ersasssy
for the redemption Of al vassasta
protested on o. before Jsssssy O.
1910. Interest viii esass froo 1ats
hereof.
I'D day Of ssptSIhsk. 1913
J. W. siEhEss. 9a'v Treasurer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

FOR sALE-At on)s. Toledo steal
range. almost /hsv; iszis-ineh
oven; will sell fof e2s cash. A. B.
Cleveland. Earl trset. Hot spyinss
addition. ~ /''-''
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27

Construction oi good road ee. tween Courslsnd and Gleeson to re- place the present poor trail is being boosted for by the people Of both camps
 The fret of the new IF foot cone verters of the Great fslls type, which sre to supplsnt the old style barrel type in the Copper Queen smelter ss Douglas Is now runnlng in . sstisisc- tory manner. The converters have double the capacity of the barrel type.
 For the first tune in nearly 6ieep years. Peep+P, valley is enjoying the bAnefits of again having in it's mids, 6 public school, the district being reinststed a few days ago.
 At Douglas. Antonio Sanchez. [ Mexican, charged with carrying [ concealed deadly ~sapon snd witt sourishing same in s menscing rnsn' ner st PatTolman Bob CLartney, wa, cent, ncsd to serve lUO dave in jail.
 At Prescott. a Mexican goat herder whose name was not learned, wa brOrgh, to the city aud placed ID tn county hospital with two bulle wounds on hts body. inflicted. seeosd ing to his statement, by Epistsci asrcis, at a goat camp about eigh miles west of Jerome Junction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
How to Vote on
 Referendum Bills

"How are we to vote on the refer ] endnm pills? Do we vote yes to sp- prove them, or 10 knock hem out?" To settle the matter J W. Stinson, Q. Tuc-cn telegrsr he'd tn Secretary
 State Sidney O-burn on Sunday for
 hi. opini n, aud received the follows
 ing reply Mon lay:
 "I beg to in orm you that if you
 wish to vote to have the referred measures become lays just AS the leg Is ature passed them vnte 'Yes.'
 As yon know, when A referendum measure enacted by the legislature, that simply means that the measure shall be referred to the qualified cleo tors Of the state for their approval or rejec ion, and the people vote on the measure itself the same as was done hy the legislature. tnst is: Shall the b II Income 'sH''
 "If maj ri'y of the people of Ari. zpns vote 'yes.' then the railroad avs will become effective ss they were passed by the legislature; but if majority of electors yoie mo- then # course, they ~iIl be dead
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
From WedneedeY's Daily

Charles K PishOn, of PhOeniG, one of the beet known trsvelIng men in Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday and is busy interviewing the ershe.
 P. Haviland of this ci.y has pur. ohased sone Doug lee property through H E Dug,n.
 JS McCrain has returned to Tcmt. stone after few days sren, ID Doug las
 Jsck Humphries. 6 well knohn rsDcher of the San Bernsdino district and well known here. s having a broken ja~ treated. He sufiered tie injury by being struck in the js~ hv the head of horse when ho was en- asged in b,idling.
 Three tone o' garden and field pro ducts, typical of the Sulphur Spring Noitcys uhNO tCcu oispntSbco " Le'hbridge. Canada. to be placed or exhibition at tke National Dry Farm Congress which will b. in ses' sion there in the Lear future. The exhibit came from Wilcox, and Il in charge of J W Angle.
 Bsrpey Andrino wac sn outgoin, passenger for Bisbee on severs dave visis-
 Word wac received at the sheriff office today to the effect that a cut. ting sffrsy had taken place at Glee son between several Mexican resi dents. Ooe man IS cad 10 be bad wounded. The sheriff's office. togst h erswith County Attorney Gilmore left immediately to investigate tb case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
Tighter Lines
 On Mineral Claims

Important rulings tending 10 draw tighter the lines of the government on mineral land locations have teen received from Washington hy Re ceiver Charles Arnold pf the United States land office. According to Mir Arnold the new rulings have been is sued by the government officials in an effort to check the operations of wildcst promoters
 Mining engineers here, however. consider that one of the rulings will have the effect of checking develop ment of big mineral properties. They clam one ruling marks the passing oi the prospectoy and means that pros- peetors can only lay claim to 0prcper- ties where there are surface indica tions of ore ID paying quantities The wording of this ruling Is ss fol lows:-
 Mineral found in euriace rock alone will not amount to c discovery unless the game contains ore in pay ing quantities. Discovery of mineral csnno, Le claimed simply because the suriac indications. combined with geological inference. indicate that other and nnconnected lDdes or veins lie g: 6 great CT depth,"
 Other rulings greater importance 10 holders of government mineral iands read ss follows:-
 "ThefUllnwiug eletnen are peces ssry to constitute . valid discovery upon 8 lode mining cIsim:-
 "l. There must be 6 vein or lode of quartz or other rock in place.
 "2. The ql.r,z or other rock in pace must carry gold or tome other valusble mineral deposit.
 "3 The two preceding elements when taken together must be such ss to warrant 8 prudent man ID the ex- penditure of his time and money in the effort to develop . valuable mine"
 "I consider the ruling SC absurd" said e local mining engineer, "ior tue reason that it is we'll known to eli mining men that it is not frequent that ore in paying quantities is found on the surface. Many of the great mines of Arizona were discovered through geol1g,cal inference. In fact mode nin,ng, to . large extent, is b.ssd on geology and the inierencee we draw from 1t.
 "I am informed that the hope of the z 'vernment is that this ruling strictly enforced. will eliminate the opera ions of the wildcat promotes. This is 6 meritable motive. but tks ruling is calculated to work great | hardship on legitimate promoters | snd check q vast industry"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
Acquire LeadviIle
 Mine at CourtIand

O L Neer. the we'll known minir g man of poDglss and Apo!o. Fuller, oi Pasadens, California, according to rumor from Blsbee yesterday, bay. closed a deal by which they are to be- come the owners of the Lead vile mine ID the Courtland district. A bond has ben agreed on, according % re port, and it is the intention :to start work on the property in the near future.
 he Review of today says Messrs Neer and Fuller were in Bisbee yes- terday, but neither cared to say any shing concerning the reported deal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
Attorney General
 Furnished Evidence

Evidence on three of the charge g against Emilio Can pa under arrest ID Tucson, has been completed by the Mexican govern ment and ia now un- der consideration of he attorney gen ersl ot the United ststes.
 When c conclusion has been reach. ed at Washington. the documents will be forwarded to the United States st- torney in Arizona and Csmps will be brought before c United States com nisioper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
Grind of Justice in
 The Superior Court

Ia court yesterday two prisoners each received from 10 10 yesrs in- determinste sentence, five disoIc. de- crses were granted. BInebrske and Gripon. twice tried on murder charge and jury disagreed, were released on own recogni,ance and other mstters heard. The court docket is ss fol lows.
 RIM Mckinney vs Nancy McKin- ney. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Qisrle. vs Parker ct sl. Hearing on motion for new trial set for Nov '6.
 State vs " Roee, entered pie. of not guilty.
 State ss Geo Ms7l"r, set for Feb 3.
 State vs Bonebrake and Gripon. re lAased on their owb recrguirance.
 keynolds verels and Michael Kas- per. two youths. were ordered con.- mi'ted to the Industrial scho)l.
 Scott Baden vs Fidelity Agency Go. E c Campbell appointed receiver and bond fixed st $25Op.
 State vs Archie Bybrum. grand lar l ceny, indeterminate sentence prJ- nounced from l to 10 years
 State "a Chss KIing, grand larceny, .s na sAntanr.
 Tommie Bryant vs Chss Bryant Judgment for plaintiff.
 Ethel O'ConneIl vs James O'Con- ,ell. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Ruby Bsrbos vs Jose ,,Barboa. Judgment for plsintiff.
 Ida Kline vs Wm Kii5e. Plaintiff flowed $25 per month temporary sIi- nony rending trial.
 Ollie Bsrne. vs Maud BsineJ judgment for plsint.S.
 Bank of Dvoe e "a V m Kline, Ida .ins ct al, change of venue. Mo- \ ss sss for Nov Jk. t,