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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-10-10

Albert Shipley and granddaughter,
Bertha O'Brien, were visiting in Des
MOines last week.
Miss Rena O'Brien is the owner of
a new piano. We all hope to see her
succeed well in her study of music.
Little Bessie Musgrove. is i'll at this
writing F |N #
A pie supper was given Friday ev,
Iening under the auspices of the Lad
les Aid. They realized $1325 and
| feel quite we'll repaid for their effort.
Rev. Spear, of c. H. u, has been
sent to us as our minister for the
coming year. He was with us Sun
day evening and delivered a fine ser
mon. There will be services both
morning and evening next Sunday.
Come and enjoy the good sermons.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Evans and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Harris and little son
Alfred drove over from LOckman in
Nj. Evans car one day last week,
and visited at the Jim Evans, John
Head, George Read and VIM Law
renee homes.
MI Gray a brakeman on the Rock
Island, received a serious injury on
his hand, MASKING two fingers and a
portion of his hand
Oct. s. Brownie.
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count Of a breakdown as ne was leay-
ing town. He will preach to the peo-
pie next Sunday evening at 1880.
Will Boyer, of Kansas City, visited
the E. A. Barnes home last week.
Taylor Bros. have been hauling lum-
Der from Lakonta for nwe corn cribs
Mrs. Sadie Barnes and Miss Faye
attended a party in Beacon at the j..
w. Roop home, given in honar -
Miss Marie.
Harry Stincamp has the foundation
laid for a new barn.
Win Johnson and wife are home
after a delightful auto trip through
the south part of the state and In Mis-
souri,, stopping at various places to
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Reese PARCEL and Miss Mig
don Sankey, of Oskaloosa, visited
Mrs. Hattie Harris Sunday afternoon.
School is moving along nicely at
Rochester in the old school house.
The new one is not quite completed,
Fred Taylor, OF 0skaloosa, came
out to the farm for an over Sunday
visit.
DIR. J, w, Anderson and family, of
Bussey. visited Sunday afternoon al
Mrs, Church's and in the evening
with Mrs. Church and daughters at
tended the meetings at Penn College
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failure in running his own business at
home, he is a mighty poor choice in
running some other fellows bust
ness.
Farmers are busy this week cutting
corr and filling silos. .... -.
Keeper, the Spencer man, was 9
pheasant caller in town Thursday
while making his weekly visit here
looking after trade.
The man who has no purpose in life
is the one who shoots without a mark
Those who fail to set up their target
through an advertisement are the
ones who have no mark to shoot at.
Mrs. Margaret Shultz and Mrs.
Winfield, of OskaloOsa, were pleasant
callers in town Friday. We are al
ways glad to meet hese good people
when in town. Both ladies took home
Olivet chicken for Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Winfield said after being cooped
up in town, it does one good to get
out occasionally. We thought so, too.
Mrs. Clarence Howard, of Harvey,
visited at the parental McAlister
home on Friday.
While in Evans a few days ago,
we had the pleasure of meeting p S.
Billings, chairman OF the legislative
board of trainmen. He informed us
that they entertained no fear but that
the Clarkson Liability bill will be-
come a law when the Solons meet
this winte".
the writer would like to see a let
ter from Blvth in the Herald each
week, and also from Bolton, as we
have friends in each place, and want
to hear from them.
MI. and Mrs. H. Bruinekool, of
Rockford, Washington, visited in
town this week at the j. j. Top home
Mrs. r. Williams left on Saturday
for Washington, Iowa where she will
Wis at the Eckles home for a few
days.
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spent Saturday morning at the John
Arnold home.
Horace Slater, of EmpOria, Kansas,
and John Thomas are building a
corn crib for Dave Gwin.
| Miss Hazel Moore spent Sunday in
Wright at the c. d. Randell home.
Mrs Byers, of Oskaloosa, is visit
ing with her brother and family, c.
Var Cleve
Oren Fuller and family, of Fremont,
spent Sunday at the NJ. Karstetter
home.
Mrs. Matte Garrett and daughter
Grace spent Sunday at the parental
J. c. McCord home in Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill, of Grinnell,
spent Sunday at the parental Jasper
Warner home
Mrs. |. S. Casio spent Sunday visit
ing with friends in Ottumwa.
Nj. and Mrs. E. Baker, Mrs. Dixon
and Cecil Moore spent Sunday at the
Z. Van Cleve home.
Nj. and Mrs. John Thomas spent
Sunday at the Dick Carpenter home
in Wright
The T. Y. c. club met at the VERNE
Welch home last Saturday afternoon.
Their next meeting will be at the J..
l.. Moore home, Oct. 10.
G. w. Moore and Frank Moore were
business callers in Ottumwa on Tues
day.
Pierce Votaw, Mrs. Ella Lofland of
Moravia, Ia, MI. and Mrs. Webb Vo-
taw, Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. Witt, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Garrett spent Wednesday
at the Ollie VOtaw home.
Bert Sanders, of Rose Hill, spent
Wednesday and Thursday at the Lin
coin Warner home.
Mrs. Mary L. Garrett spent Thurs
day at the Mrs. c. c. McDonough
home at Kirkville, she having the
Missionary Society. A large crowd
Iattended, taking in the sum of $50
for lunch fees.
Mrs. Minnie McGlothen, of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, visited a few days
here with friends.
MIS. EIlId DySIS Was CdlIeu 10 Eu-
dyville on Thursday, her sister, Mrs.
Charlie Vermillion, being sick.
The A. r. T. +. club met at the
Lincoln Warner home last Wednes-
day afternoon. Their next meeting
will be at the Herye Ritchey home on
October 1G.
Born, Oct 6, 1912, to Mrs. and Mrs.
Will Crusemark, baby girl.
Mrs. Barbara MoultOn, of Evans,
visited few days with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Fox.
Mrs Tena Mitchell and children, of
Alton, Iowa, are visiting at the par
entail Burrier home.
The Q. train here has changed time
going east, arriving here at 4:30 in
stead of 500 p. m.
Jim Berry of Eddyville has been
through these parts saving wooc
Oct. 8 Is. B.
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SUTTON.
JOE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Brown went to
Chicago Friday for weeks visit.
Mrs. A. Byrd returned from Des
Moines Friday.
The Ladies of the Aid Society gave
a surprise party on the new minister,
Rev. Pettitt, Friday night.
Superintendent Shook was here Sat,
urday looking after the business of
church, also delivered a sermon Sun,
day morning, which was we'll attend,
! ed by all.
Mrs. Jim Wilson returned from an
extended visit at What Cheer We'd
nesday.
DR.. Swincoe. OF Wisconsin, visites
at the Cruise home in West Swede
town Sunday and Monday.
MRS. Charley Ross, Of Ottumwa, Il
Visiting home folks this week.
Mrs. Belle Paterson, Of What Cheer
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OL|VET AND VICINITY
TRAVELLING AUDITOR OF THE
MINERS UNION VISITS. ollVET
-POLiTiCs ARE MOST QUIET
THIS YEAR.

Olivet, Oct. S.-A. Thompson spent
Monday in Oskaloosa on business.
Mrs. VIM. Fulmer, of Eddyvllle,
visited in this locality this week with
her sister Mrs. r. d. Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Williams acknowledge u
pleasant call from the ladies while in
town.
Mrs. John Kole spent Wednesday in
OskalOCsa, trading.
r. P. Pence, of Floris, was a pleas
affft-eai4er- the station Thursday
while in town on business.
s. Bartema was a passenger for
Oskaloosa Wednesday, fixing matters
up with the county treasurer
Mrs. Ira McAlister, of Lakonta, Wis
tied in town this week at the Chas.
McAlister home
Mrs. J. j. Top spent Tuesday in
Knoxville with relatives.
The writer spent Wednesday in Os-
kaloosa calling on the folks, and
found Billy" Moore. Billy" informs
us that Labor Day, Notwithstanding
the weather, was a great big success.
In settling up their accounts, they
found balance on the right side of
the ledger. We notice that politics
is about as dead in the capital city as
it is in Olivet. We found man on
a corner making an effort to get up
an argument, but he failed. Up to
date the writer hasn't found man
who seemed to care in the least who
is elected president. We were in
formed by some of the leading men
in Oskaloosa that it is the same there.
Thomas Stephenson, travelling audi
tor of the miners union, was pleas
ant caller at the station Thursday
while in Town on business. Mr.. Steph'
enson is a very intelligent miner, who
keeps up with the times on all gen.
ecal matters. He reports the union
in q fiourishing condition financially
and otherwise. His business takes
him all over the state where there is
a mine He says that while he has
had some funny experiences in aud,
iting the accounts of the various To-
cdlS, ne mas uel WIN the ulHOSl
courtesy from the operators in giving
him the information needed in his
work. He reports the coal trade get
ting better and mines over the state
running more steadily than they were
a short time ago. 1t is evident to us
the miners made no mistake in Sc
lecting Mr.. Stephenson for the place
of travelling auditor. -
Mrs. j. L. Billings returned home
last week from an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
The writer has box full of letters
and circulars sent him by aspirants
for office in the miners union. From
the number of candidates, one would
be led to believe an Office in the un
ion, from a financial point of view
would be equal to a state office, and
it comes near being true. If the min
ers over the state knew a lot OF
these aspirants as well as the writer
does, they would be left just where
they are now, following the pick and
the shovel. for experience has taught
us years ago when man Is a dismal
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CEDAR.

The W. F. M. S. will meet at the
Oliver Votaw home on Thursday al
ternoOn, October 10.
The Cora Coleman sale was well
attended and everything sold well.
Charlie Nash has bought the 80
acre farm of Amos Smith. Jim Knott
has bought Mrs. Della Edisons farm
of so acers, and DR.. Jerrel bought 80
acres of Nj. Huffman, paying as fol
lows: 5000, $40 and $1G5 per acre.
Warren Lloyd is delivering his oats
at Eddyyille at % cents a bushel.
Conrad Ross went Thursday to Mis-
souri, and Kansas on business.
Mrs. Barbara Steele went to Madi-
son county this week to visit with rel
ativer.
About 45 of the young folks were
invited to the M. Karstetter home on
Friday evening. Refreshments We're
served, games were INDUCED and all
spent an enjoyable evening.
Guy Bradford, Harry Wright, Billie
Steele and Ellsworth McFall went to
Moline, H., Thursday, on business.
Mrs. Lincoln Warner and Mrs. Mary
l.. Garrett spent Thursday at the d.
Bergen home at Fremont.
Floyd Arnold and family spent Sun
day at the Lewis Arnold home,
MI. and Mrs. Ray McCord ana baby
of Moravia, Iowa, have been visiting
at the Seigal Garrett and Chas. Dunn
homes, returning to Eddyville Sunday
to spend the day at the parental j.
10. McCord home.
Miss Esther Vance, Of Eddyyille,
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EVANS.
Oct. 9

Miss Lizzie Evans, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ~ Evans, returned
to her work in Des Moines last Friday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. Moulton visited the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Fox of Ce-
da:.
Several from Evans have attended
the services of Aevs. Hart and Ma
gam and report it great meeting,
Messrs. Hart and Magann held meet
'ings in Evans some is years ago,
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ROCHESTER.
rem.

Mrs. Ethel Johnson and son have
returned to their home in 0ttumwa,
Iowa, after a pleasant visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Chas. Oswandle.
The Larkin club met at Mrs. Tin
lThompson's to help her celebrate her
birthday. Many We're the good wishes
for happs years to come.
Rev. Alexander McFerran failed to
keep his appointment at the Union
Chapel church Sunday evening on ac-
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auditorium.
Chas. Oswandle has completed a
new auto house at his place.
The Ladies' Aid of U. c. C. will
meet with Mrs. Stella belong We'd
nesday afternoon.
Guy Taylor is home after a delight
full auto trip to -?
Oct 9. JOE.
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Short of Beds
Oct. 9.

Unable to find shelter or beds any
where in town a party OF six laborers
who came TO OskaIoosa to work on
the sewers for a few days, applied TO
the police for assistance. Neither
could the officers locate accommoda
tons and the men who had been many
hours without rest took beds in the
empty cells of the Jail for the night
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For Public Comfort.

One hundred and ten opera chairs
have been provided for the accomno,
dation 0 fthe general public in the BIZ
council chamber of the new city hall
This will provide seats for a part Of
the crowd that sometimes Is in attend.
ance at meeting Of the city legisla.
lture.
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is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Thorn
as.
Miss Helen Early came over from
Abba Friday and spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mrs. j. d. Thomas entertained the
Ladies' Il. NJ. b. club Wednesday af-
| ternoon.
| Oct. 9. m
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New moon tomorrow evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-03

part tAsesot - nay b lsesssafy 70
satisfy sAiA sseeutlea aAa NE
anouAts therein named. iAelu1lAs
judgment taxss. attorney tee. costs.
interest and aeeruing costs: the pro.
cse1s Of said sale 10 b applied to the
satisiaotion Of said sxseutioa. order
o. sals and decree. ineludins said
judgment. tAxss. attorney fsss. costa.
interest aAd accruiAs costs. and the
ovsrplus. II any there b. to b paid
uAto The court to b applied - may
- required Or dirsetsd.
Dated. klamath Fails. klamath
County. STATE Of Oregon. this seth
DAY Of April. 1919.
". b. BARNES,
Sheriff Of klamath Couaty. state Of
Oregon.
.. L. ELLi0TT. Attorney for Plain
t19. l.1s.s-9SP
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west iSS tssG Thence leaving said
lake north % dssrsss - sseoads east
500 fest. Thence north zoe fsst to
place Of bssinnins. (said property
being also known a. the site OF the
Long Lake Lumber Cos saw mill In
shippinstoa. klamath county. Ore.
goal
Notice b hereby further given that
Il. the undsrsisusd. sheriff OF klam.
ath county. Oregon. will cell oil the
above described real estate. the prop
srty Of the defendant. the Long Lake
Lumber Co.. . corporation. At public
auction at the front door Of the court
house In the city OF klamath Falls.
Klamath county. state Of Oregon. oa
tho nth day Of May. 1919. at 10
O'Clock .. N. on said day. to satissy
said execution. coats and accruins
costs.
Dated at the shsri6's once In the
court house In klamath Falls. klam
ath county. state OF Oregon. on this
eth day Of April. 1919.
". b. BARNES.
W. D. BARNES. Sheriff.
~ n. J. BARNES. Deputy.
9. l.. ELLIOTT. Attorney Tor Plain.
III. 3ll.al> Willis building.
klamath Falls. Klamath County.
state Of Oregou. S.iS.aS-ss-s b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-03

hundred asty auA ee-iee toSSAssl
dollars. attorssys fsss. asssese6 esd
Ssss1 b. she ssurl. and The further
sum Of twenty and >o.iee tos0AO
dollsrs, costs and dlsburssmsats. with
jutsrest lhsrsoa q the rate Of eight
(O per cent per anuum. from and
after the l0th day Of ospssness.
1914. and tor aecruing costs. Nov.
therefore. By virtue Of said ssseusion
and order Of sals and compliance
thsrswith. aad II compliance with
the order OF the court. rscitsd 10 said
writ. I have duly lsv,so upon the here
In asscribed prsmisss. ana Will. on
Wednesday. the S1d day Of Aay.lsis.
At the hour Of 10 o'clock .. n, on
said day. al the front door Of the
court house In klamath Falls. eouasy
Of klamath. state Of Oregon. cell q
auction to the highest bidder. Tor
cash In hand. oil OF the right. title.
interest. estate. or demands Whatso.
svsr, at law or In equity. iaeludins
the tsusments. hsrsditam~nts. and
appurtsnaacss shsreunto bsioasins or
iu anywiss appsrtainias 10 the here.
matter described prsmisss. bslossias
to the said GEORGE W. csrriet and
Jessie Carriek. husband sad wife. ~
either Of them. being the undivided
onc.sour,h iatsrsst Of. in. aad 10 lots
two (sl. three tO. eosr tO. Ave
(s). six (O and sscsa (O. aas
the northeast quarter Of the north.
east quarter. aii ia ssetioa ssvsa.
(7). anA the southeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter. go.
tion six (S). asd the east halt Of the
southwest quarter and tho south halt
Of tho southeast quarter. 10 section
ave tS. all Of said iaads bsias 10
towsship forty (~o) sosth. range
nine (S east. Willamette Meridian
klamath county. state Of Oregon. or
such part thereof - may b. necessary
to satisfy said ssscutioa aad the
amounts thsrsia named. ineiuding
judgment. attornsys ssss. costs. later.
ct and accsuias costs: tho proceeds
OF said sale to BE- applied TO the salts
faction Of sai6 sxseutioa. order 1t sale
and decree. Including said judsmen'.
attorneys fees. costa iatersst aad &c.
cruing costs. and the ovsrpius, u any
lhsrs be. to bs paid iato the court 10
b. applied - may b required OF a..
reeted.
Dated. klamath Pals. klamath
state Of Oregon. this 33d day
Of April. 1919.
W. D. BARNES.
Sheriff Of klamath Couaty. Oregon.
q. l.. Elliott. Attorney tor Pisinsi9.
s3-3S-S.i3.3o
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seat to Mr.. Martin was the knowledge
that IN the heart Of each OF the broth.
ere vas that deep feeling Of regard
and sincere frisndship that could not
b bought for gold or favor.
After all the others had been given
aa oportunity to tell all they knew.
good and bad. Of Mr.. Martin. the
toastnaster placed him on the stand
70 speak In his own defence. Mr..
Martin briefly thanked the members
for lheir words Of commendation. and
stated that - they aid not ses At to
tel OF any Of the mistakes he might
have made. that he did not intead to
expose them himself. n he should
ever become dissatisfled With his new
ho0e. hs stated that klamath Fails
vo1ld not b overlooked In his selse-
t1oa of Q new place. - this city was
HI Arst love and might possibly Be
his last.
judge worden In his talk said that
Nhils In one sense klamath Falls
would b the loser. yet Il would gain
IN having . friend such - Mr.. Mar
tn at Eugene. where he could Be OF
great assistance In helping cement the
frisadship that should exist between
the tvo eitiss. He stated that there
voah - two great inland cities In
Oregon outside Of Portland. that
would WELD IN immense inAuence In
The political and Industrial a6airs OF
the state. These two citiss would be
Eugsne and klamath Falls. both de-
tias1 70 - important railroad esatsrs
aA1 dbtributing points. He spoke Of
the goo1 that Mr.. Martin would b
b . pesitioa to accomplish at Eussns
vttA HI thorough knowledge Of this
seeeioa Of the STATE.
DaSiAg the banquet many delight
ful aAa lively selections we're rsn.
6srsd b. the Elks string orchestra.
composed Of =. L. Houston. J.E.
Dodes. W. 4. Smith and c. y.
Ra1sby.
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NOTICE OF szrHlrv.s sAL.

1
Oregon. In and Tor klamath
County.
Geo. r. Baldwin. PlaiAtiR.
Loag Lake Lumber Co.. Q Corpora
tioa. DstsadAnt.
To whom Il nay coacsrn. Notice
10 hereby given that under and By
virtue st IN execution Issued out Of
the once Of the clerk Of the eireuit
court Of the state Of Oregon. In and
for klamath County. and under the
seal Of said court. on the 33d day Of
March. 1919. In . certain action In
which Geo. T. Baldwin b plainti6.
and the Lons Lake Lumber company.
. corporation. 10 dsfsadaAt. whsssia
on the ID day Of January. 1911. juds.
nest vas rsadsrsd II favor Of the
above named parties II the sam Of
six hundred ssvsnty-oas and 7s.ioO
(Ss7i.7O dollars. - prineipal juds.
msAt: ssvsnty.0vs (o7S.0o) dollars
attorney fsss. and costs amounting to
twenty and 3o.loo (e3o.3o) dollars.
and whereas. undsr and b. virtus Of Q
former execution Il appsars Of rscord
that the sum Of avs hundred (esoo..
oo) was paid on said judgmsat. lsav.
Ing on said principal judsment the
sum Of one hundred ssvsaty-oae and
7s-ioo (ei7i.7s) dollars. with In
tsrsst. costs and accruias costs there
on. In the following sums. WIS.,: In
forest ssvsnty-oas and <7.ioO
(97i.+7) dollars. aeeruias costs to
sheriff tea (elo.oo) dollars. attorney
fees ssventy.avs (e7s.oo) dollars,
costs and disbursemsnts twsaty and
3o.loo (e3o.3o) dollars. making .
total Of tArss huadrsA forty-sisAs
aad %s.loo (S3lS.Ss) dollafs. which
said sxseutioa = 70 ns directed and
vas 70 ne dslivses1. - sheriff Of
klamath eounty. 0rsgoa. have N.
der and by virtue oe sueA ssseutioa.
levied upoa aii Tie right. title. later.
ct estate and demand Of the dsfsad.
ant. LoaS Lake Lumber CO.. . cor
posatioa. h and 70 the foliovias DE-
scribed real estate. situate IN the
county Of Klamath. STATE Of Oregon.
more particularly DESERVED - fol.
lows. to-vit: Bsgianins at . poiat
lss\.3 fest south % degrees - 80
oads west and 90 test aoeth Of the
northeast corner Of lot 10. section 10.
township % south. rage sast. VIII
lamstts Meridian. Thence south %
degrees - sscoads west 80 fest to
The shore OF the Upper klamath lake. |
rhsaes following the shore Of the
Upper klamath lake II degrees vest
3S7 fest. Thsaes south 10 degrees |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-03

What are true riches! How an
they acquired! Are riches eompat
ibls With Christianity? What pro
portion Of men can be rich? Thss<
ere some OF the questions that Evan
selist winston viii discuss and Illus.
esats toaisht In his lscture-sermon on
"Hew 70 Get Rich"
Although an evanselistic sermon,
Ne evangelist has given this lecture
several times on the Chautauaua plat.
torn.
ne nals quartet will sing and the
laSee chorus viii assist. The evan.
sslist especially requests that all viii
cone - near - possible on time. on
account Of the short meeting. Begin
Mag q 7:ls and elosins by .. To-
nisAt viii b one a the great meet.
ia0.
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QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS

Quite . number OF the new resi-
deats OF this city do not sssm 70 know
he qualifications necessary 70 enable
them 70 register for the city election.
N , believed that number have reg
leeeee1 who are not qualified slseeoFs
g TIE city. but whether this - dose
vjtA tnovledge OF the chances they
~ lAkiag b not kaovu.
AeeeeliaS - The charter. IN order
- register . nan must b . resident
- ~ stste Tor the past six months.
~ alee must have lived within the
~ ~ slsty days. He b oblised to
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GERTRUDE 4 Co.

Showing oe white Rae1ne nass aad
Java seFaws-rhsss hAts are smart.
est and newest Of all sirlish hats for
summer costumes. They have spruus
into Immediate popularity because
they're youtAful: very smart and neg
liecc IN appearance.
GERTRUDE q CO..
Fourth and Pine Streets.
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GERTRUDE q CO..
Millinery
NeW Hn1DnenA 49,

Hats that are purely Individual.
yet the majority Of them BY . little
twist Or turn to the right or left. BY
fitting them to effect . little wider
angle with the face. may b coaxeA
into bscoAingness. however hopsless
the effort sssned at arst. To BE-
found at
GERTRUDE 4 CO..
Cor Fourth and ttas Streets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-03

Msn1 eases q
tynoid fsvss,
s1 sndieitis sa6
o2ss severe Dis
0ees are tfaeo.
abis - pssloagel
sloggisS Of u
the s6eets 81
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-03
t,aissd Prsss Service

BAYOU SARA. La. Nay S.-rhe
levss here broke at noon. The water.
which b pouring through . gap 100
feet wide. b rapidly spreading In all
dirsctioas. ALREADY most Of the
streets IN the city are Inundated. All
Of the male residents are fighting des-
leratsly to prevent further.breaks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-03
CHII COTE s RICE

SeooD .BA100 SSsOOAO0
VI MAKE 4 oPDClAl3Y q eDsse
ID psspsssy ~ $50 tn laslB. Ne
tsoshas 70 absw pssDsssy. Pss00t ~
ssntiss vigsa ~ is9aA6sa 4 ~
eoo6 heases ~ g09G u 20 Waoe -
~ - sall \ ~ ~ 20 - - -.
Nszs . Anss1eao Heed. Phoas 81