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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-27

Abstract company:
klamath Development Co. to H.
c Saunders, warranty deed. lot 6.
block 81. Nichols Addition. so.
Siias Obenchaln ct ux to c. A. and
Julia Arnold. warranty decd. Sec. II.
1910. lots Z and .. block Sc. Mich.
ois Addition. $500.
jos. Nichols OF w to wilfred 4.
Wood. warranty deed. Sec. 7-33-07.
Sc OF NE. NE Of &c. Sec. 4: 8w OF
NV. NV OF sw. Sec. S.3s.il. u.
Mike Polieh to wm.. Coleman. deed.
lots LIS. block 80. East klamath
Fails. go.
Mike Polich to r. II. Enrisht. deed.
Sec. i-3o-l3. lots 3.is. block 50.
Fast Klamath Falls. 80.
United States Of America 70 "a.
ward D. Perrin. patent. Sw Of NE.
sh Of NV. Bee. 8: 81 OF NE. Bee.
3-37.i0.
Edward b. Perrin TO Alfred d.
Daniels. warranty dssd. Sec. 3.30.i3.
sw OF NE. sK Of NV. Bee. :: 81
Of NE. Sec. 337-i0. u.
United States Of America TO Astsc
Land and Cattle Co.. patent. NY Of
NV. Sec. II: M Of NE. Be Of NV,
NE Of Sw. Sec. -: NE OF NE sec.
~: NE OF sE. Sec. 3%-37.i0.
Astsc Land and Cattle Co to Al.
fred d. Daniels. warranty deed. Sec.
:.20-l3. ~ OF NV. Sec. II: Ma
Of NE. Be Of NV. NE Of sw. Sec. ~:
NE Of NE. Bee. IL: NE Of ~. Sec.
-: all In Tp. 81. R. 10. ~.
Chas. Graves ct sl TO Theod0sia Z.
shattuck. warranty deed. WI Of
NV CT NV Of sw and sM NJ NV OF
SW. Sec. 33.3s-s, u.
Z. 8. Turner 70 Lucinda Turner.
warranty deed. Sec. 3.33.l3. 81 Bee
10; ny Of sw. Sec. 3o.33-7h. 80.
Frank C. Halass TO United States
Of America. application for water
right on NV Of sw and lot I. Sec. 9.
+l.l3.
&c. Wright ct W 10 United States
of America. warranty deed. right Of
way over lot -. Bee. $780,. $40.
p. C. Lavey Z Co. TO Herbert J.
Arnstt. warranty dssd. Sec. l.3%.ll.
lot is. block .. wordsn. SITS.
O. w. Oa,sld 10 United States Of
America. application for water right
for two acres In NE corner Of NV
OF NE. Sec. 3.tl.l0.
Aodoc Northern Railway Co. to
Central Pacific Railway Co.. dssd.
Bee. 3-3s.l2. all rights Of way and
real estate. franchises. etc.
Oregon Eastern Railway Co. 10
Central Pacific Railway Co. deed.
Sec. 3.3s.I3. all rights Of way. real
estate. franchises. etc.. 936o.oo0.
Isora McDebby Of vir to Marion J.
Barnes and Geo. Hayden. warranty
deed. Sec. 3-s3.lS. lots I. s and 8,
block e6. East klamath Falls Addi.
hon. ol6.
Mary A. Sullivan 70 Chss. N. Meyer
warranty deed. Sec. 3.36.l3. part
WV Of SW. Sec, 1856. 90.
Heirs Of Daniel w. Ryan ~ n.
Adrian Page Of ux. warranty dssd.
Sec. e.3S.ll. part 100 feet bv 200
feet) NE Of sF. ssc. 3l-33-7M. eS6O.
VIM. H. Shaw to Dowell 6tillman,
warranty deed. Sec. 3-36-l3. lots s,
9 and Z. block ~. Mob Hin Addition.
80.
Klamath Water Users Associst ticn
TO n. A. Hsrgus Of al. release Of con.
tract on NE Of Nh end lots . and I.
fec. 11.40-S.
Klamath Development Co. 70 An.
drew q. Hornsr.- warranty dssd. Sse.
io.3o.ll. 81 Of oD Of oD. Gee. ~:
NJ Of NE. Bee. 3olSo.s. 90.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-27

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-27

The following realty transfsrs
contracts. deeds. mortgages. ETC.. ~
Gently filsd With the county clerk
arc furnishsd By the City and Count,
Abstract company:
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
TORNADoES BRING DEATH
OKLAHOMA CITY. April 27 T

OKLAHOMA CITY. April 27. The worst tornado in years swept across this state last night, leaving behind . ii a path of death and destruction Photographic communication iii several directions has been interrupted. and it is feared much more damage re suited than has thus lar been report. ed.
 A combiuati.n freight and passen- ger train was blown bodily from the track near Lugert. and twenty of the passengers were killed in the smash up which followed. Forty others We're more or less seriously injured.
 The town of Lugcrt, which also Was in the path of the storm. is re- ported 10 have been scattered far and wide about the adjacent country and three of the residents are known 10 have lost their lives.
 CALMET. April 2. - Many build iugs were wrecked by tornado last night, and a number of the residents were very seriously injured.
 CHILDRESS. April 9. - Seven are dead and many injured as result of thc terrific wiudstorm which passed near here last night.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
BACK FROM
 SOUTH POLE

WELLINGTON. x. z. April | The lDng looked-for Terra Nova. the staunch polar steamship in which Captain Scott sailed for the Autarc- tie regions. arrived in this port with news Of Captain Scott
 The captain was not aboard the ship, but, with some of his crew. had remained in the frozen belt.
 He plans to remain in the polar country al least year, and will con tinue his work of exploration.
 On January 3 Sc.tt had advanced to within loo miles of the south pole
 Cons derable disappointment was manifested when il was known posi- lively that Scott had not gotten to the pole before Amundsen. who as serts he was there December II.
 NEW YORK. March 24 - A Lon den cable to the Tribune says. Cap tain Amundstn and his party. if ap- pears, had much difficulty in breath ing al times during the latter stages .of the journey to the pole. when great heights had 10 be surmounted. but otherwise they had no real hard ships to endure Amuudsen gives full credit to his comrades and to his dogs, and says that his success was largely due 10 their magnificent work.
 The most interesting biological statement Amundsen makes is that he King Edward land party repor. d seeing q bird of new species Also scientific men will eagerly await his full statement as to what bird il was al all like
 Sir Ernest Shackleton is surprised that Amundsen should report calm weather prevalent at the pole This was quite different from what he experienced.
 Amundsen points out that his re markable speed was attained by marching six hours and then spend ing two hours tending his dogs and feeding, then six hours rest and then another march, and so on. Ii is evident that he must have been driv- ing the dogs and that the men were not engaged, in hauling their sledges themselves, and in this again he was fortunate.
 Amnndsen was also fortunate in being able to take sufficient pro visions throughout the Journey so that he and his comrades were mol seriously inconyenienced. Shackleton. thinks Amundsen very lucky.
 Nansen pays tribute to the deter mined courage, endurance and manly power of his fellow-countryman.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
HARE RUNS OFF WITH S25

PARIS. Feb. l.. A railroad worker al Chambery youchcs for the statement that hare has run off with $23 belonging to him. He ex- plains that he tied che money. Ten. ieSen'Ing his January pay, iu hand. herchtct and St, out to walk home on Inc way he saw a hare ill d hedge and stunned it. Thinking it dead "e put it in his basket. yine us hind legs with the handkerchief con jajntng his money.
 Arriving home, he left the basket outside while he went for a knife with which 10 skk'n the hare; but on ais return the hare Was missing, and alse the money. He declares the hare had recovered from the blow. and releasing one leg, was able to make oil with the money and the handker chief.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
SELLS WIFE FOR 5 10,
 LATER SEEKS MORE

SAN JOSE. March 22. Judge IT, R. Dougherty issued warrant to- day for the arrest of F. F. Pettis of retaluma on d charge of extortion a.for hearing one of The most re- markabIc stories related in local police court In effect the charge k hai fortis sold his wife. Lotrie Belle Pruis To Louis Seek of Santa Clara for $lo. The price Was satis- factory to all concerned, but there Was TOW when Pettis. having put the money iHto circulation. demanded more, and threatened disturbance when his demand was refused
 Three weeks ago Seek and the woman were driving on the Monterey road They mer Penis and a scene cnsoed. during which the $lo chang, od hands, Mrs. Pctus told Judge Doogdorry today chat she had be Ii7cd herself divorced from Pettis. having given $2o 10 a petaIuma a. tomey, whose name the police are withholding, lor divorce papers. The attorney told her that the payment of his fee Mas all that was ueces. ~ary 10 get d divorce, and she be. .jeFed him. She came here and wcnJ
 trough a proper marriage ceremony with Seek.
 Ihat was eight months age. Three weeks ago, when they met on the public Toad. Peatis threatened Mrs.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06

Pettis with arrest for bigamy and said he wold charge Seek with d statutory oifense. Seek considered II q good bargain when they told hlm that they would sell their charges for ten dollars. and paid over the money. He oh. Jected, however, when Pettis wanted further tustaIlments, and threatened to shoot Pettis. The latter brcau. so annoying that they came to the police.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
FILED for RECORD
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912.

Locations. E. Rose. l.. Preg. C. Aase. $. R. and A Bredlie, R. Swee. B. Larson. :. Goodwick. N. F.. | and c. tIotserh, W. Canning, A. An dcIsou A. I1ck,rsou, r.. Farney. W. \oss. ltp acres. Each < nth Pole and Kitty, oh Martin GuIch. Aurora. .on Nugget eulch. Capitol on Mullen creek, all tributaries Of the South Fork of the Big Cinema.
 Q (, Deed. - March l&. l9l2.- James Wood jo 0. NJ. Newlaud. Sl. Seven tHrH-scconds interest in Mich jgan on Chatanika.
 Amended Loca,iou.- Oct. ,. I9o7. Ic rge Nisson. Amending location notice No. 34953.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
ALASkL LIBRARY NOW OPEN
ALASKA LIBRARY

ALASKA LIBRARY
 SEATTLE, March 22. .- The Alas ka library Of the New SearrIe Cham Der of Commerce has been completely furnished and has been thrown open 10 the public.
 It has been furnished replete with books and maps on Alaska aud is eX- pected 70 be of great service to per sons seeking authentic information on the Northland,
 The truly wise man may master all the impulses of his. heart. but to be wise is not To be happy.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 1912

Power of Attorney l. 1912. E. Falls, ct al; between December
 and 2S, 1912. F days, shaft 12 feet, etc; Keystone on Chatanika i for 1911.
 Mortgage-April r, 1912. A. Rip
 pa to Maria Rippa. Lease on ? above Fairbanks creek to secure two notes of $2150 each. Power of Attorney July IS, 1911. Abe lsaacs to R. c. Wood. General. Deed.-Feb. 1, 1912. G. A. Perrault to F, C, Moves Receiver of WA. bank. Upper Ii , above right limit Little Eldorado crek and machinery. Lode Locations.-Jan. l, 1912. H. IG. Cloes. Idaho and head of Willow IGulch, and Oregon cn left limit of Twin gulch
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
MONDAY. APRIL 29, 1912

Lease. - Oct. 3, 1911. II. Ou, j. Shcrard A. F.. Golden to |. Over gaard. An eight years lease on lode claim Emma oh Willow gulch at 95 Der cent tor lst year, 90 per cent for two and three years and SO per cen. for rest of term.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
4 BILL.

Section Territory Organized the territory ceded xtysever
 
 shall be by said laws 2-Carta capital of Territory of
 
 &Cons'iuion Extendedrhat the United all laws thereof which
  United establishing armens Alaska shall continue in full force and effect until amended repealed all
 
 legislature legislature shah pass no law derrying the judges and ofds of m dis Alaska jurisdiction } like judges or officers of district courts of the United States The IegslaurThat the legislative authority said shall be shall consist of council house representatives. members. of four judicial divisions which Alaska whom shall of tor Alaska and shall have been resident and an mabant the division which his election be four years Provided That immediately after they shall be assembled drawing in each division into classes; the shall mem ters the shall O years ,ay,s shall consist of sixteen members f from each f G f i of of office each per shall prescribed council The legal in each of council be elected for the Provided That in case
 
 oaancy otherwise shall a legislative assembly shall be by per u " ecA day attendance while the legislative assembly is session. and mileage addition per mile from his home the capital and 
 Sec 5lecon the first cleo, ton members legislature Tuesday next after the first Monday November and all subsequent elections for the election shall be held November e,ntng the creation of voting precincts the aproin and S0S Cf the ballots, voters and result of all such as those prescribed in the entitled Delegate to the House f Representatives approved May seventh hundred applicable extended said elections ana sa govern the same and the canvang board created by shall the election each member elected the provisions contained section 'eeh o the said act shall apply to elections members of the legislature fully delegate from Alaska to the house of representatives
 Sec 6conenng the legislature f Alaska shall convene at the capitol the city of Juneau isaure shall not continue session n ,t i % @ 'e " p leg
 
 1he governor and in such shall than hereby authoiz.d to convene the legislature in extraordinary thirty days when requested to do by when any grave pubic danger CT necessity may require it
 Sec when the eetslaure shall convene under the law the " organize by the election of one Of their number the election provided for sec ton eighteen hundred subordinate of ~ receive the compensation provided in that section: Provided That shall be employed IS not provided the estimate treasury and included in the appropriation
 of Act all by legislative to which result things
 
 object, be expressed in
 9-legslate shall with he constitution and laws shall be passed interfering with the imposed property of nonedens be residents shall corporation association any special CT exclusive privilege immunity. without the affirmative of local special
 
 ers or special privileges but together and the ness o insurance
 
 uct or cemeteries and for wagon roads vessels and
 
 "hfches libraries shall De granted by
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
HONESTY THAT PAYS.

Joe-When I was boy 1 work ed in store und der boss put five dollar gold piece on der floor. found 1t und gave 1t back ter him
 He said You are an honest boy l put it there to try you"
 sald:-"Dat's what l thought"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
FRIDAY, MAY 3. 1912.

Location,-Fe 3, 1912. Mrs. H.. Deruchia, Mrs. A Stars, John Schlotz Pie fraction at mouth of Gilmore creek.
 Q. C. Deed.-May ?, 1912. NJ. C.. Newman to J. H. Groves. Lot 1G, block ?, Garden Island.
 Mortgage.-ApriI 7, 1912. J. N. Sousa 10 r. Nachon and J. $. Sterl- ing. $45O All interest in Lot It, block 1&. Fairbanks, due June h, 1912.
 Lease-April 29, 1912. John Web ster to A. Chalifour and E. Willette A 70 per cent lay on IS below left limit Cleary creek and machinery. Expires August l, 1912
 c. C. Deed.-Sept. Ii. 1911. T. l.. Thurston to w s. Reese $1. IA 10th interest in lode claim Rex on left limit Chatham creek.
 ocation.-January p, 1912 Fal- con, w. H. and J. II. Joslin, George More, NJ. Harrais, Fred klony, J. Barnette, T. P. Aitken. 16O acres Florence on Gold King creek.
 Location.-Feb. 12, 1912. B. and Mrs. B., NJ. V, Joe B. and Miss Mary Mentie, NJ. O. and Joe Marty. 160 acres. NJ. & NJ at mouth of Murphy creek, adjoins Panama.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
SHE WAS WITH HIM.

"I wish l were an ostrich" said Hicks, angrily, as he tried to eat one of his wife's biscuits. but could not.
 'l wish you were" returned Mrs. Hicks. I'd get few feathers for my hat"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
Serial No. Ol47. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 U. s. PATENT


 United States Land Office, Fair banks, Alaska, May Sd, 1912. Notice is hereby given that in Dur suahce ot an Act of Congress, ap- proved May lO, 1872. George Has klnS, whose postotfice address is Seattle, Washington, has made ap- pLcatlon for patent for about SS4 feet by 1000 feet of placer mining ground, bearing gold, the same being placer mining claim No. 1 above dis coyery on Ester creek, Fairbanks Precinct, Alaska, and described by ,he official plat and field notes on file in the office of the register of the Fairbanks, Alaska, land district. as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Corner No. 1, whence U. $. NJ. M. No. 349 bears $. IT. 44' W. 2S43.3 feet, corner No. l, Sur. No. 349 bears s. S3 19' E. 1SO6.3 feet; thence x. 120 49' E. 446 feet to corner No. ?; thence N. 4 2S' E. f3S.9 feet to corner No. 3; thence N S9' AZ w. 10O0.6 feet to corner NO I; thence $. 4 49' w. 4367 feet to corner No. ,; thence s. 12o 1T w. 435.3 feet to corner No 6; thence s. S9 l.. lUO1 feet to corner No. 1 :, the place of beginning; containing 1895 acres. Variation, 310 E. Adjoining claims are unknown frac- tion and No. ? above, op the w.; on the N. No. 1 left limit bench; on the 5, No, l right limit bench; on the E. Discovery claim,
 Recorded in Vol. l of locations, Fairbanks recording precinct, Alaska, page l24.
 c. c. PAGE.
 Register. l hereby order that this notice be published in the Alaska Citizen, weekly paper published at Fairbanks. Alaska, which l hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest said land
 c. c. PAGE,
 Register. Date of first publication, May 6, 1912.
 Date of last publication July |, 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
TUEsOAY. APRIL MAI. 3o. 1a12

Discharge of Mougage.-April 30. 1912. !. II. Groves to E. billy. $loo. i1ischarging chattel mortgage No. 355O2.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
6LiNkS.

hhnks, after inviting his friend links, who had just returned from abroad. 10 dinner, is telling him what a fine memory his little son Bobby has.
 And do you suppose he will re. member me" said links.
 Remember you? Why, he remem- oers every face that he ever saw.
 An hour later they enter the house, and after links has shaken hands with Mrs. BIiuks. he calls Bobby over te him.
 And do you remember me, my IiuIe man"
 Course do You're the same Teller chat Pa broughr home last sumner, and Ma was so wild about ii that she didn't speak 10 Pa for whole week"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06

Only the best grade of-stock used in jobs by the Citizen.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06

II is hard to forget the favors we expect our friends to do us
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06
THURSDAY, MAY ?, 1912.

Deed.-N No Date. Dan Hanson and Charl $ Sorcnscn. Bench at { above Little Eldcrado creek.
 Assignment Sop. 9, 1907. F. $. McFarliue Co M. C. Newman. $l. Assigning contract 10 purchase lot l6 block . Garden Island.
 Deed. April -, 1912. j. (. Murphy to Louis rerrault $1 Oue-rhird in terest in American lode on Pearl creek.
 Deed.-April 22, 1912. J. C. Mur- phy to George X, perrault $1. One third interest ill Pearl lode on Pearl creek tnot recorded.)
 Deed.-May ,, 1912. II. K. Love to A. R. Heilig. $4o00 Four below left limit Fairbanks creek under Disstrict Court No. 1879.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06

If We could have Iiule patience We shoHId escape much modification Time takes away as much as it gives Mme. de Seyigue.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-06

So you are bill collectore~
 Yes. Here is One"
 Keep il. my by; keep if. You seem 10 have antce collection there. Far he it from me to break il up" Washington Star
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
THE VACATION HABIT.

KIT DON'T see" grumbled Lysander
John Appleton helping his
daughter on the train. why
you can't be content with putting a
cinder in your eye, and staying at
home"
But other girls take trips every
summer, and Daysey Mayme has to do
as other girls do The other girls also
have to do as other girls do, making
an endless chain no fathers protests
can break.
Daysey Mayme had practiced for her
trip by sleeping for three weeks on
the pantry shelf. For. this reason she
awoke refreshed after night in her
berth. and FASTENED to the dressing
room, every muscle trimmed for the
fray.
Reaching the dressing room, she
hung a skirt on every nail and spread
out her toilet articles so that they
covered all the available space in
front of the mirror
Other women burst in the door-five.
six, seven. nine of them-but Daysey
Mayme frightened her straight front and
pinned on her back curls with equa-
nimity They tried to get peep at
the mirror. but she brushed them aside
like so many flies.
They struggled to get near the wash
bowl. but Daysey Mayme pushed them
out of her way to give her finger nails
another dip. humming a gay tune all
the while.
They grumbled, which prompted
Daysey Mayme to experiment with five
shades of pink powder on her ears,
looking critically in the glass at each
effect
One woman dared remove one of
Daysey Mayme's skirts from one of the
five hooks Dayscy Mayme smilingly
threw the woman's skirt on the floor
and replaced her own
When every curl was in place every
braid pinned on sat just the right
angle, and she had finished with her
powder can and fastened the last hook
to her dress, she collected her toilet
articles and slowly walked out leav-
ing seventeen women Tuning at the
delay
Monopoly of the dressing room is
one of the ways woman has for
showing she is Great Traveller. "
unused Daysey Mayme.
She was enjoying the reflection that