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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
lncendiary at Work.

Fire in the old Reoker block on Front
and Ninth streets called out the depart
ment about o o'clock last Friday night.
and the fact that the fire chief lives just
across the street from the scene of the
blaze and was johnny on the spot" with
the chemical apparatus is all that pre-
vented lively eonflagration. as the build
ings are amongst the Oldest in the city
and veritable fire trap.
The fire was started in a heap of shaw
ngs and excelsior that had been piled in a
corner Of one Of the unoccupied rooms
and was evidently the work of an incen-
diary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
Keep an Eye on the Road.

There has been too much OF an in
termingling of the names OF good
roads organizations i'll Colorado late
ly. Ever since the strenuous fight in
Pueblo last January when southern
Colorado won such glorious victory
for the Santa Fe Trail and Rainbow
route. there has been an intermingling
OF the names of the Colorado Good
Roads association with the names OF
others which sprang up as result OF
the fight.
This bodies no good ii the victory
of that memorable convention is to
be retained Each time there has
been mention of good roads or oi
good roads meetings since that time
this combination of associations is
mentioned. Now, there is no appar-
ent ground for fear that the represent
atives. of the Colorado Good Roads
association from southern Colorado
are not zealously guarding the best
interests of this section of the state
and holding on to that victory for
the Santa Fe Trail and Rainbow
route, but as matter OF precaution
we would urge them to be ever watch
full.
The subject of the national high
way from the east to west has been
revived. Rather. it would seem. the
clearing OF the political atmosphere
has made it possible for this subject
to come into the limelight once more
The Santa Fe Trail and Rainbow
route has been officially adopted by
a regular convention of the recogniz-
ed good roads association of Colora-
do as Colorado's main highway across
the state and this must become the
Colorado link in the proposed national
highway Pueblo Chieftani.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Mrs. Efie judd of Manzanola spent
Saturday in this city.
Rev. F. W. Collins left last week for
Denver, where he will make his future
home,
The young men who have been attend
ing out of town schools and colleges are
drifting in to spend Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with relatives and friends. Ralph
Swink was the first to arrive, coming in
from the Stats Agricultural College at
Fort Collins on Tuesday evening. and on
Wednesday night James Hall. Robert
Steele. Hamsr Culp. Leland Smith and
John jackson came In from Colorado
Springs. where they have been attending
Colorado College.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
7,TH11T1[1n1111111' /
HOMEMADE CORN sHKLLKRJ

in No. 10 or II wire. A hole is bored
near each end and one end of wire
inserted and fastened.
Then the wire Is wound rs tightly
as possible around the wood and fitted
in the notches till the other end Is
reached, when the wire is passed
through the other hole and fastened
securely. All that is necessary is to
rub this device over the corn and ears
to loosen the grain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Pollock spent
Thanksgiving in Lamar with their neies.
Mrs, Walter Kellogg.
/ A. C. Palmer returned on Friday last
from Durango. where he had spent the
past several months.
1t was some chilly on Tuesday night
and the Rocky Ford ditch was carrying
float ice the next morninR-for the first
time this winter.
The blacksmith and machine shop Of
the late Frank Smith has been purchased
by James Sweeney Of Stafford. Kans.,
who will reopen the shop for business in
couple of weeks. ~ .isr". sf'i.- ~
=, At the Methodist church on next Sum
day the pastor. DR.. Warner. will preach
at | a. m. and 1880 p. m. Morning
theme. "ConstraininR Love-" Evening
theme. "A Worthy Ambition
z. Taylor Of Salisbury. NO.. returned on
Tuesday to his home after a short visit
in Rocky Ford. during which he made ar
raneements for the conduct Of his farm
near this city for the coming season.
The football game yesterday afternoon
resulted in tie. neither side being able
to score. The sensational features Of the
game were the end runs of Frank Crotts
for the alumni. and the magnificent tack
Hing Of Lee Cover, the league full back.
Father Neenan of st. Peters church
fon Tuesday afternoon united in the bonds
Of wedloek Ray Decker Of Pueblo and
Miss Amelia Cordolen of this city. After
the ceremony the happy couple left for
their future home in Las Vegas. N. M.
At the Baptist church on Sunday the
pastor will speak on the following topics;
Morning. "Believe;" evening. "lf man
commits suicide can he expect to be saved
to get to heaven?" Rev. Beaver will
treat this important subject from his
toric. legal and biblical viewpoint. Come.
Tie Rocky Ford Commission Co. on
Tuesday evening had sold 500 turkeys to
the Thanksgiving trade. which meant
over Slloo in cash to the farmers Of
this vicinity. This is pretty good show
|
lshed about ten days.
Dexter Elkins. a valued employe Of the
Shaulis dairy. returned this week from a
months visit back east" He saw the
tall buildings and other wonders Of Chi
eaRo, New York. Philadelphia; viewed the
awe-inspiring grandeur of Niagara Falls
and took a run over into Canada. but
must Of his time was spent at the old
home in Gawley Bridge. W. Va.
The Kinoaids Mercantile Co. last week
disposed Of their very successful grocery
business to L. P. Mankjn and John r.
Maring. who took charge on Saturday.
Mr.. Mankin has been associated with Mr..
Kincaide in the capacity Of clerk for
several months and he is we'll acquainted
with the business. His partner is late
arrival from Illinois where he was form
erly connected with similar business.
The new firm starts out with the bright
est prospects.
Theodore Weld. who for some time has
had charge OF bakery business in Perry.
Okla. for his brother Karl. returned to
this city on Monday. the Oklahoma busi-
ness having been traded to Chas. Bald
win for his residence property on South
Thirteenth strest. Theodore will here
after assist his brother in looking after
the business @: the Rocky Ford bakery
while Charlie Baldwin. our former mar
shal. will try his hand at running bak'
! cry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
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Miss Luta Hopper spent the last Of the
week with friends in Pueblo.
S. A. Matthews and H. w. Lance were
Manzanola visitors last Saturday. 4
Roy Seaman left on Wednesday for q
weeks business visit to Kansas City. !
Mrs. W. w. Spencer Of Manzanola
was Rocky Ford visitor on Saturday.
Miss Eileen Richards Is spending a paxs
Of her vacation with friends in La Junta.
R. c. Inge was up from La Junta on
Tuesday. calling on Rocky Ford friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cheek left on FRI
day last for San Jose, Calf. to spend the
winter.
DR.. T. B. Wilson left on Monday for
Chicago. to take postgraduate course
in ehiropractics. F.
Mrs. Harry Swink returned home this
week from an extended visit with rel
atives in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, A. Hallows left Mon
day via auto route to visit relatives in
Ness county, Kan.
Miss Ethel Smith will leave today for
Greeley, where she will attend the teach
ers training school
Mrs. A. J. Latson of Star Valley left on
Tuesday for visit to her parental home
in Ravenwood, Mo.
Mr., and Mrs. |. E. Dennis left on We'd
nesday to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives in Colorado Springs.
DOC" Purse and wife left on Tuesday
for their old home in Missouri. where
they will spend the winter.
Miss Myrtle Hoffman left on Wednes-
day for Trinidad, where she will visit
with friends for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Hutto is enjoying a visit
from her father. D. Emerson. who arrlv
ed on MondaJ from his home at Morrison,
Okla.
Mrs. Davis came up from Lamar yes
terday morning. to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Cart
wright.
A marriage license was issued on Wed
nesday to John Ascherman and Miss Ruth
Phillips. two we'll known young people oi
this city.
Mrs. J. L. Potter and Pat McElroy are
enjoying visit from their brother, Thomas
MeElroy. who arrived on Saturday from
his home in California.
Mrs. G, H. Larmore and daughter
Zelma, Mrs. W. R. Monkman and daugh-
ters Maude and Frances. spent Tuesday
out at the T. B. Wilson ranch in Patter-
son Valley.
w. F. Gerbing returned Wednesday
from a several days roundup about
Sugar City. picking up all the fat steer.
he could corner for the benefit of his
Rocky Ford customers.
Joe Lacy, who has for several months
been employed in the clothing depart
ment Of Marshal Fields g. Co., in Chicago
came IN on Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with the home folk.
w. W. Kerney left on Monday for
Berryvile. Ark. to investigate a land
proposition that he has been offered. The
Enterprise predicts that he'll be back be-
fore long more firmly convinced than ever
that there's no place like the Arkansas
Valley"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
Good For Smelling Corn.

Any one can make and use this corn
shelter. says the American Agricul-
turist, from which the picture and the
description are taken. 1t is made of a
piece of board six or eight inches long
and about one and Il half inches wide.
At intervals of one-half or three-quar-
ters OF an inch notches are sawed on
each edge and enlarged so as to take
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

VanAntwerp & VanAntwerp.the chiro-
practors, now have in operation in their
treating rooms at the St. John Building.
the DR.. Morfield famous medeated sui
phur vapor and hot air bath cabinet. Call
and investigate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
GOOD FOR THE BOY.

The boy who has engaged in
corn contest. whether successful
ly or not. has gained practical
training of farrcaching value
and lasting Significance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

For Sale-Twenty acres. u miles
southeast Of Rocky Ford. under the Cat
lin canal. For price and terms see John
Hayes, r. F. D. No. 8. -2sp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

For le-Thoroughbred rose comt
Rhode Island Red cockerals; also head
Of nice horses.-K W. Rose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
DIR. K. c. SaperO.

Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist of
Denver. will again be in Rocky Ford. one
day, Thursday. Dec. IL. at El Captain
hotel. ,.Consultation and examination for
glasses free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

For Sale-A few shares of Highline
water stock Call on or address the
Fowler State Bank, -29
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Dressmaking and plain sewing done. by
day or piece. Mrs. Nellie Wright. 5lz
Chestnut ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Don't forget our Special Sheet Music
Sale every Saturday. Prices on all music
reduced on that day only. Demonstrated
to assist you in selecting.
The c. o. Clark Music Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

For Sales acres unimproved near
city $4,000 below market value of sim
liar lands. fuliC atlin water right. Enquire
at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Two connecting rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. 3oz North 9Th street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Hogs and cattle for sale; Y miles
north of town. Maggie Whitcomb. 25p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Our work IS the best Frank E. GarIty
5o5 S. Main. Cleaning, pressing and
repairing. Phone West 200.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Oysters. As usual Stauffers are head
quarters for the best oysters on the mark
ct. All oysters, no water.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Fresh milk COW wanted. R. E. Lewis
Phone Ranch ! 5-3.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

DR.. P. p. Keok. Veterinarian. Office
at Grand Valley Livery Barn. phone
Ford 10. ATT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29

Don't fail to try Stauffers home made
sausage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-29
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Stock hogs for sale. Phone Ranch ! l-6.
Jacob Hamm. -22tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
PLAN IS TO TEACH
CHILDREN TO LIVE
United Prsss Ssrvirs

United Prsss ssrvirs
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. is.-"To
teach children how TO iivs---to tive
happily. healthily and capnbiy."
III the opinion Of Cleveland public
school of'iciais. this IL tho funda,ucn.
tai thing under the educstionr. s,s
ten. And II 10 the object Of exten.
sion work undertaken for this school
term. The establishment Of a new
department OF school hygiene and the
extension Of school centers through
out the city are designed TO accom-.
piish the single result Of teaching
children how 10 grow mentally and
physically In . way most Interesting
70 the children themselves.
What shall Il profit q child TO gain
an education and lose his healthY" Ii
the question asked by DR.. ". A. Peter.
son. head Of the rygiens department.
In urging parents to lend their en-
couragemsnt and active assistance.
Within . few weeks social center
clubs will have bssa formed in every
clsveland public school. Mrs. Sarah
Hyre. principsi Of Brownsli school.
long . Clsvslan1 teacher snr cham.
pion OF this work. took the lead By
aiding the organiastion Of three
clubs Tor boys and girls TO study
civics. The building viii b open st
night TO the clubs and the childrsns'
parents. Virtually the whole comun.
ity about rBowusll school viii %.
gsgs In the study Of civics through
the wiatss moaths.
In the broad work for hygiene. the
Increasing prevalence Of occuiar tror.
hle 10 to b. combatsd through CO.
operation with every outside agency
We have known for years that oc-
cular trouble increases IN schools
from the arst TO the eighth GRADES"
said DR.. Peterson. but Why II 10. no
one has ever explained. We Wish 10
study this trouble and correct Il. We
may And II 10 due 10 the wrong eolor
Of paper or the sise Of type.
Also. We will and out what causss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
(Psil AdvsrtissneatD
eRAnOnoTHfRs
USED SAGE TEA
NJ DARkEN THE MAIR AND m.
sT0Rs GRAY AND vADED laAlR
N TN NATURAL COLON

Il 10 easier 70 preserve ths color Of
the hair than 10 restore u, although
II 10 possible 70 DO both. Our Ssasa-
mothers undssstood the secret Thsy
made . cage tsa." asa their dask.
glossy hair long after Middle life vas
due TO this fact. Our mothers have
gray hair before they ass any. bot
they are bssiAaias 70 appreciate ths
wisdom Of our srandnsehsu u uslas
cage tee" for their hair aad are test
foliovias ssit.
The pssssut ssassatioa he's he -.
vaatAts Of the past h that u eaa ~
. rssdy.te-Sss psspasasiea called
wysth's sage aaA Sulphur HAIR Rsn-
sdy. A. . scaip soaie aaA color ~
storsr this preparation b vastly ~.
psrior 10 the osdlaary "sAss tsa"
made By our sraadmoeAs
TIE growth and beauty Of the hair
dspsads 90 . healthy eoslieioa Of the
scalp. wysthS sass asd oslphsr
Hair Remedy auickly KILN he dan.
dvuR germs which sobs ths hair Of ~
lice. color and lustrs. makes The scalp
e,saa asd healthy. sivss he hair
strength. color and beauty. aad makes
u grow.
Osl . SO cent bottle from yoar
druggist today. He viii give your
noasv bask if Sou are sot satisasd
after . fair ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

nervous disosders among pupils. We
vii make the boy and girl 70 interest
cd In the school room that they wilt
be happiest there. because they will
see that 10 live aad study rightly Will
make them grow into strons men and
women"
Tho department Of hygiene com
bines with the regular medical In.
spection instruction In school nurs-
Ing. peuonai aad public hysisas. ply.
sicai training. recreation and school
sanitation. An elaborate outline VI
the work made By DR.. Peterson rc.
suirss the fullest measure Of coop.
srstion from parents.
Dissection Of comm unicsbis diseases
snd mental and physical defects and
their correction ere accomplished
with the aid Of the family physicisn.
board Of health. juvsnils court. dis
psnsariss and city charities.
BY assisting the medical Inspector
In the trsatosat Of minor eases and
making follow.up calls at homes. the
pupils are givsa . chance 70 learn TIE
fundamsutah Of aursias. Personal
talks and dsmosstsatioas form ~ In.
portant part Of the isssoas IL hysisae.
Lectures. visits 70 the hons aad psint.
Cd matter are o9sred 70 salishtsa
boys and sirls % this ssssrai subjscs.
.Dr. Peterson emphasizes ths I'm i
portancs Of physical trsiaias n the
.shool. This 0rst Increases the visal
ity sad sodursass. but 10 not restrict I.
Cd 70 outdoors play. chil1rsn are
taught how 70 sit and stand aaa walk
IN the school room. Traiued leader
ship ID provided Tor recrsstioa.
What the chtl1ssn learn q school
about school saaitatioa b sxpsessd to
be valuable 10 many families IN their
homes. They yin BE- taught 70 take
pride IL good hygisaic savirosoeut
about buildinss and the care Of the
school and hoas groua1s; also. the
proper vsatilatica. heat. light and
seating facilities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

oumnnonD
IA the Circuit Court es tAs otate q
Oregon. tor klamath Ceuaty.
(Ia Equity: Mestsass veesslssuss,
u. q. Showcases. PlAiati9.
~.
llasis L. 0iaosd aAA walter q ooe-
ford. Deesa1aAts.
10 Mario L. oi9ord 90 walter .
0iRoea. ~ Absvs-Nansl D.
eendaAts.
In the Name ef The oeats q oeeoea'
You are hereby reeuirel y. aDDeas
and answer The eonplAiat q ~
abevs-asnsl plaiatiG h ~ absvi
entitled court. now - ~ vieA tAe
clerk ee said ceurt. within six veeks
IRON Tie date ee the Asse Dublieatieo
Of this sumnoas. aad yeu afe nesaoee
that II you tall 70 appear aaA answer
esid complaint - hereby reeuireo.
the plaiAua viii apply iee . 6eeeee
Of tAis court. = psayed It. u ~
complaint. Wis.,:
That . certain mortsase OiveA ~
Marie L. 0iRerl all walter .. az.
ford 70 this plainti6 q the elss 1ay
|of July. 1914. 70 secure Tie payment
|os the sun Of ave Auadrs1 (oseel
dollars. together with iatsesst tAeee'
|ou q the rate q 10 psr eeot ~ -
|uum IRON July -. 1911. y teseelee-
lea: that al risht titls and aneeeese
LOT all Of said dsteadaAs y ~ y
|said land ~ forscloss6. eseeee ~
fright 70 redeem - psevided ~ Nv
|in aad 70 The laads therein Aseeslee1;
Al q lets !. Z. :. 10 sne % =
|hleek %. aaA lees .. Z. .. . 81 ~
|oe bleek -. III y 9eeead A1eidea
10 ~ Cily ef klamath valh. oseoea.
|assosdins y tAs duly reeeedee p,As
|thsrsss - ala n ~ eass = ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
SORE NOSE FOR
BAD STRANGER
roRfLAxD MAN 10 STRUCK WHEN
Mn sAvs THAT R0os.vsLf COT
WHAT M DIsIRvED soAaE
TlnaE AGO

Unilsd Prsss Service
PORTLAND. Oct. ls.-"Rooesvslt
got only what vas coming TO hin.
lie should have got his loas ago"
This statement forGs the reason
why an unknown man 10 today nurs'
Ing . sore nose and . pair Of black
eyes. given him BY J. J. Butssr. .
prominsnt seed and grain merchant
here who 10 ~ ardent progressive.
Tue stranger beat u" aftsr he
"eos his" aaa b stiil q large.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Notice h hereby sivsa tAat - -.
dsr ef the Cesnsy cesst - K1ooa1A
County. eeats ef ossGna. naoe ~
satsrsa % the StA day ef 0o1oboD.
\. D. lsl3. 'psase olenn ~ ~ =.
paintsa a1niniaesaEss ee!11p n1aAo
of 0sesglaAa 0lsan. 1aoease1: ~
thai III pesseas Asyono elalns eGn1ase
sAid estate ~ hD6n1 .ssaulBo1 -
pressat ~ sAns V11k ~ nooooDney
voucAsss duly vsriao1 = IN. ~
|undsreignea aAuinlstyates vi1Ain ~
months trom the dsos el this AsGjes.
|to-wit. from the 10th day VI 0eeehss.
lVl3; that such elaius may ~ - NJ
|seate1,to said aAninistFatee, q ~
Islll. klamath County. 0segoa. o. q
eAs oilce a Q. o. Brewer. attognay
1br aai1 adnhislsnter ~ soeq1D -
| ~ law o1se n xlono1k yal1h II
| ~ eouney dnA $3.50; ~ ~ poGDeoe
IaAoS1nS thsuselves y ~ ln1e1oo1 -
| ia esea1s are peonee1oQ = uato
uaynsat eH1ss1e ~ ~ a1nlnlD'
TRAITOR. fsts 4 4; :; So !. f,
Dss.A ~ ~ ~ = esssiss,
~. b. 1914
pnsue pGolll.
|AAnlninAsaAer q ~ DiIa1e - 06cgl
n glana olean. peeoaooo
~. g Nc Aoo1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
FOR Bupsrinssaa asut.
PRED PETERSON
Republican Nominee.

Systematic Industrial trainIas On,
agriculture Tor schools.
rssqusat school visitstiou.
Helpful supsrvisioa.
Strict attsation 10 busissas Of once
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

county elssk. KlanstA ceuaey. oee.
soa. bslas . Dast - tAs oWx g ~
NEx a osstisa -. TsvnsAio %.
south % Rance .. eass g ~ W.
ianssts nssiliaa. h KlsaaaA Csua-
". 0rsGea: tAss sail laa1s - ~ =
The naaass previ1s1 ~ Nv - ~
'preess1s q sasl sals - soUalsl .
fcllews: ,a
visst-fe ~ ssss 60 lAsoasee-
msnts Of this suis asl ~ esess,esuss
snd sale Of sail pssaAsea
sseoad-Te ths payosos q susA
sun - ~ 'eeast ~ aAtu1oe ssas-
enable - asassase's ~ - - a1bsV.
s1 thsssis.
Thirl-rs Ne Daynsss - plaiss19
Of the Sun % Avs hua1rs1 (osee.eel
collars. with inesesst shsseeo q Ne
rate OF 10 pr ssat pr asauo frsa
the 37tA tay ss Jsly. lell. until
paid.
This ssnnoas b sssvea upea ysa
~ order es tAs HeaessSas usssy L.
r~asoa. judss ee the siseuis eesss q
the STATE e ossesa. ~ Klanaah
County. made % Tie SSth lAy q
sepssmbss. 4. D. 1913. ~ pubiieas,sa
thereof 10 The klamath nsoubliean.
weekly nswspapse DublleAs1 10
Klamath County. orseea. tor siz eea-
sseutivs vssks. the laee e ~ 0sue
publication bein0 % the sen 1av -
4. D. lolA
J0Ulg WWue.
o-se-il.fP Atesna0 ~ p)aaoe19.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19


Moe1eo ~ pu1oeae1so
(Nee eoal 1asAsl
Dspastnsse q the lnsss1es. Uniesl
seatss LanA o1ss q Laksv1sv.
Oregon. sspts1bss Z. 1919.
Noties b hsrsby Givsa thss wilIian
r. Schrslnsr Of Klamath Pain. ORE
son. Who. % vsesuasy ~. 1919.
made homestead entry No. es7ee. fsr
the SEX SEk. sse. 10; N MEN.
Soc. 10: Swk NWx. -. -. Town
ship - D.. Raass , =. wi1Ianstss
Meridian. has alsd nesies Of intention
10 make Anal eo0nutatjea proUe. -
establish ciain - The lsa1 shove -
scribsd. before c. h. u Lap. couats
clerk Of Klamath eeunty. q KlsnsaA
Falls. Ore. on the lsth 1ay ef oees-
bss. loi3. ~
Claimant names - witDeDeo:
John lla0slstssa. vtss =. Deno1ss.
John =. Haeelsssln. oes0hsa I1sslihy.
all Of klamath vslls. ors0ea.
4. ~. 0nToee.
s-i3-ls.les nse1sa9. :