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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
MARYLAND SCHOOL
WINS TRACK MEET
CONTINUED From First PapeI

tConuhUoc from First Page)
burg High School. third, Aifriend-
Mhury High. Time minutes "a
Beconda.
t4o-ynrd dsah-P1ret aartone.
Tome; second. specr. Ep!Ecopal High;
third. Hall, MaurY High Time So
4-6 seconds
Two-mllo 1un-Ffrre Rollins
Fredericksburg high: second, johnson.
Manassas High; third. Aloe Tome.
limo. minutes as seconds.
22o-yard daah-F1rat Speer, Epis-
oopa High; second. Prtca Tome:
third Hall. Maury High limo, "a
as seconds
$50 Yard run-F1rpt waIkor. EMS
oopal High; Eecond. Campbell. Wood
berry Forest; third. Hamilton. Central
High. Time R:o7 As.
Shot put-First snith, Tome:
second, Hamilton. Central High;
Third, Simonds. Woodbury. Forest
D!stance. forty-eight feet ono inch.
Pole Veult--Ftrat Curtis, Tome:
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RICHMOND WILL Be
BASEBALL CENTRE
CONTINUED From First Page.)


Colts. champing on their bits and
smelling the blood of battle from afar.
Taken by and large. and guaging the
teams strength purely upon the per-
formances with teams OF much higher
classification. Griffin seems to have
every right to be proud. This writcr
is not going to predict a pennant for
Richmond hut he will go so far as 10
say that he believes thu club Will hn
well up in the first division. Workout
will pitch the opening game md Parry
Thackera Will receive him.
Pitchers to no Tried.
II any department OF tho club may
be crltioizod, II might DO In tho slab
men, So FAR not " sinBla mombar of
tho staff OF plethora has shown any
thing out OF tha ordinary, with tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
RockcfcIIer Contribnten.

chicago. April 18.-John D. Rookie
Teller has contributed $500 to the fund
to defray tho expenses of the American
athletes to the Olympic games, &C.
corolns TO IN announcement made to-
night by Il. c. Brown. chairman of the
chicago finance committee of the
Olympic games Tho games arc to ba
held in Stockholm In July.
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COLTS LOSE IN
SLASH|NG GAMF
(Continued From FYret Page.l

=, There Is little criticism which can
90 made Of the Colts. They fought.
tousht ike demons. all the way, aad
SeWed up in the ninth. Malta in the
nrst inning drove ono over tho house
N icit Tor homo run, counting Flour
nos' VINO vas on from his hit. on sew
stai occasions, noticeabiy In the eighth.
the locals had chance to get away
Wlth the bacon, but somehow or other
a, eP tps, reuse, ,t,na to allow any safeties
me opportunity but the tying run.
Visitors Try Hard.
Also the visitors failed to fool any
!, time away; they were out 10 win, and
~ ~, w as entireiy dun to the effectiveness
larger and that the game wa not won
carrier; No club is anxious to play
extra inning exhibitions.
Leliveit and Ward each hit to exactiy
the same spot in centre. and Fiournov
iet ail three hits get mixed up with
MS feet Instead OF his hands. Result
| three counts against those two which
! the Colts had made
! Tied In Eighth.
| Ihus matters stood until tho eighth
| "hen the Colts once more managed
| TO push one across the pan Flournoy
was WI -, OUT to Patch. Maths hit to centre.
| but that Jack Martin managed 20
smack 1t down. though not In time to
get an out Raley was safe, and SO
| @NSAbn Nt4Gl let bpenCeT'S
| throw TO double at second get away
| from him Graft was safe n moment
| later and the bases full when Martin
( made his second blunder on the
| ground ball. MattiB scored a moment
| later. when Gable hit into a force AT
| second. That was all, for moment
| later Gable WAS caught going to sec
| ond on pretty relay from McAIurray
| 10 Johnson to Martin.
| The winning tally happened In the
! ninth. when Lelivelt lifted TO left for
| couple. Mcmillan. running for him.
scored on Spencer's drive TO right. The
| score:
The Colts, as on the day previous
| closed their teeth on the bit and gal
lopsd away In the first Coates hit
safe after tho jumps had named II three
| and two, but was caught a mile trying
TO steal. Baker was out on a fly ball
to centre, and then jack Flournoy got
his hit MATHS waited for one of those
high ones he likes so well. and VIII IN
Batch got to the house tho ball was
over and In the adjoining lot. Count
two. for Raley popped easily to Martin
Angersd somewhat by this display
OF offensive power. Rochester came
back strong. Martin walked and stole
when Lucia was trihe slow and wide
with his throw. Conroy was out to
Cable. and johnson was fooled three
times.
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possible exception of johnny Verbout.
Verbouts greatest asset In his
strength. his coolhcadedness and his
experience. Certainly he should be
dependable and should win many
games for his club. Charlie Strain.
though local boy, is still young, and
while Crit may be able to teach him
some OF tho tricks of tho game. he
Is going to be far moro valuable next
season than this. He Is much too good
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porsunity OF going TO tho HIl City 20
wttnnss tho opening sama
CAROLINA LOSES
TO V|R GIHIA
tContinuod prom First Pase)

clearly handled by the inncldA
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HELMS SATISFIED
tContinued From First Page)

NContinued From First Page)
Extensive Improvements have been
made at the Roanoke grounds, and
everything will be In readiness when
the first game is played IN Roanoke
next Friday.
EnoTta VIII be made to have a
special train run TO Lynchburg, SO
that tho local fans may have en- op-
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and Flournoy should form n battcrinS
pair to bring across many counts. If
Burke, the man who YIN be here to-
morrow. measures up 10 expectation,
tho heavy artillery VIII be complete.
Summing the team up IL has
strength. speed, experience. yet youth,
and IS managed by brainy. resource
full ball player. All of which should
make the fans feel good.
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tono OUT when winning run wnn scored.

fOno our when Winning run waa scored.
IRAN for I.elivelt in ninth.
Tho score by innings: r.
Rochester ......................3 900 0 IL
Summary: Two-bnse hits-Canbnrn. Lcli-
Welt. Home run--Mattls. Stolen bases
Coates Gable. Martin. Batch Base on balls
on Cntnburn. 3: Off Keffer, 5. Left on
bascs-Iuchmond. I; Rochester 4. Struck
out-By Camburn. 8; by KefTer. I. Time OF
game. 2:2o. Umpire. Mcscoe
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something must be done for my relief
quickly.
Three days ago purchased from
w. j. Joyner, a local druggist, i>ottic Of
your Noah's Liniment and commenced TO
use it. My foot has improved wonder
fully, and can now walk with very little
inconvenience.
You are at liberty to use my name
and testimonial in any way which will be
OF most service to you. c. A. James, 32t
Dinwiddic Street, Portsmouth, Va.
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Carolina ............0 0 0 0 o / 0 0-l
summary: Two base hits-Douglass .
Mcclure. Sacrifice ,hits-Winstead.
Garter. Mcclure. Bases on balIs-oft
Rixey. 2: off Leo. /. Struck out-by
RiXey. 3; By Lee. 0. Hit by pitched
ball-LEle and Mcclure. Stolen bases
Garter. 2; Landes. Winetead Left
on bases-Virginia Z; Carolina, 5.
First base on errors-CarolIna, /.
Time, one hour and forty minutes.
Umpire. Henderson, OF tho Virginia
League. Attendance. 1900
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
PAY
S4,129 TO STATE
COUNTY Clnnk PREPARES 4
STATEMENT SHOWING co,.i.tc.
rsox soM HUNTING AND v,sm.
i>G LICENSES

Tue golfers Of tho state nsh aud
game commission have been snriehod
Ia the sam of ts.isp darina i,is By
the spot,sm.n Of klamath eoaa,y
This 10 IN. Amoan, Of monsJ collect.
cd ty the eouav clerks once here
tor hunting aad nshlns iis.ases 10
sued darins the ysar
The fepor, being prepared by the
one. sho~s that th. sam paid foF
hun,lnx licenses ~ss s;.sis. Tho
MONEY received Tor tho issuansos
of nshinE licenses -as si.sso In
tho case of local people the licenses
are 81 each. but hon-r.sid.n,s of tho
stat. mr.. asss.a.d IS aud 80 for the
privileges ~ hun,lns and ashins IN
klamath county.
Tho license fssa collected each
month follows.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
COMMERCE CLUB
MEETS JAN. 8
PLANS ron \ nU'sriN0 CAM.
rAiaN witt nv DECIDED ulpN.
>ew ortiCems Will ns EiEc.
rEp Ar rmAr riMs

The annual baaaae, and meeting
of IN. klamath Chamber of Com.
m.rv- sill ho held Wednesday .,sn.
lnK. January =, and mombsrs of ,ha,
organization are at work arranging
a program Zoe the occasion. aud oi
dccidIns where to hold tho meeting
rhis will b. decided later In tho
week
A asw corps of ofiesr sIii b. elect,
oil at ,hs nee,ink. and the future
poilsy Of the Chamber slii bo out.
lined New methods u ADVERTISING
IN. resources of Klamath county ~iii
bs TALKED over
A eommi,tso 10 Ia b. appointed ,his
week 60 make . campaign fos as~
mcmb-rs II 10 tho tn,cntion of tho
Chamber ~ Commorco 20 have over,
business and professional man in the
city enrolled as q membcr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
HERALD TO TELL
OF BIG BATTLE
ARRANGEMENTS AM MADr pOn
r,n nICti,sr ~ NEws ~ rmr
rALxsit MaCAirS riGur ~.
nh,T ttoM niN0siDs

tho raisef, Mocafu nah, In Los
Angeles ,omoTt0s afternoon all be-
reported IN detail In The Herald TO.
mOfros evening Special arrange.
meats has. been made si,h the TAFT.
ed Press. 90 thu, the details of tho
Mill ~lli b. nashod direct from the
fIhsside 10 ,hls cl,y,
ia,sfvs, In the battle |. sfo~ias
Tho ~lnnsf -ili bs hailed 40 the
h1a'yweish, Champion of the ual,si
states
rsissr uiii probably stop in,a the
rias a siish, fa,otl,s ~. hos had
n"r" osp.tlenee In the squared tins
than MsCaf,,. aud u 10 probably 10.
rsase Of this that the sambia,s iiss
his chances b.z,
Mscafv ls q bis. strong youhs is,.
lcv sho Ia sufy amhl,ioas, Ito has
sho.n considerable class, especially
IN NJ. las, nsh, 9Th Jim yynh. the
I'ueb,a nFsmsh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
GOODBYE, BUT
WALTON TO STAY
POPULAR LEADER az KNIGHTS
CMANGEs Mis MINI. Am NAV.
vrEr w,rm RECEPTION WILL
ao ALONG ANYWAY

Past Commander George J, Wal
ton and wife are to be tho guests of
honora I a reception aud banane, to
be given tomorrow cssnins BY tho
members of Cavalry Commandrs No,
is. knight fempiar The affair viii
be held In the Masonic Temple
Mr. Walton was largely rssponsi'
bic for the organization cf con-
maadry IN thls city. aud ~as tho nui
eminent commandor elected by tho
knights A .hot, time ako he an
noanecd his la,en,ion of ioaslns ,hs
city. and the memhcrs of III. com
mandry arranged to hold ,omorro~s
reception aud tanau~, AZ farewell
token OF their gratitude Tor his ef'
forts In behalf OF IN. ioca. order
since he announced :AAt he would
leave. M, Walton has been prtsaad.
sd TO retain his positlon ~ local man
aker tor the cai.tornla.o Oregon ro~er
company. and So osvrioyed ~ere the
Knights tha, the, d.,.rminsd to hold
tho banquet In hs honor Just the
same, iast-ad OF being a sad far~-
~sii. IN. banau., tomorros nixht ~ili
b. tho occasion whereby the local
eommandry can sho~ its pleasure At
retaining Mr. wilson as = member.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
hlscstn's K~lc

suit In Equity 90 foreciose Mortgage
In the Circuit Court Of the state OF
Oregon. Tor Klamath County.
,. A. Cook. Piaintia.
w, y. Rhoads and Mrs. Matte E
Hhoads. Defendants.
Notice 10 hereby xivsn that by vir-
tue Of an execution aud order Of sale
duly issued out OF the above named
court and cause on tho 9TH day OF
December. i9i2. upon u decree made
aud entered for record In said court
In said snit. on tho aGth day Of No
vonber. isia. In favor Of tho above
named plaintiff. directing the sale
of the premises herein described 70
Satinfy tho sum Of ei.5o0.O0. and In
toreat In the sum or Siss.76 and
$4,000 attorneys Zee. together with
coats In the sum Of e2s.00. with In
tcrcnt on said sum from tho rsndi-
ton Of said decree and acoruinS costs.
Now. therefore. In View Of said e.
coution and In compliance with same,
have duly levied on said premises
and viii ON Friday. the 18th day Of
January. 1913. At 10 o'clock =. m. OF
said day. at tho court house door at
klamath Falls. klamath County. Ore
Son. sell NJ public auction 70 the
highest bidder for cash In hand. all
Ihe right. title and interest Of the
above named defendants IN and 70 tho
following described res, estate situ-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
>o,i'- az sss,i-@sss .s Adss,ss.srs.
t.1. t'ssi sssussi ssd te-ss iss
90 rrsAlos g., ~. sssse,


ia the coaAy coau o. tts s,,,s of
otsEor fpr ~. r.th coany.
In us MftjsF o. 80 va u. Of n. ".
kilt .. Des, fri,
Sciiss 70 bsress s,si thsI Wa
Dprssa. 90 fsrIris,Ts a. OF ths &c.
tate 81 u. " kilsore dssssss,. has
'snSsf.d. ptss, f.sd toe ss.,lemsnl
Aui hisd e I'D soa', bis ,.sI ae.
souHi of To sdw'-'t,suoa - raii
est o. ,oisihpf uiih ts.iilan Tor
his disshstss rrd ttsI tho ia,h day
81 iahaary, isis. % 70 o'clock a. o.
Of 'tsi dsi a, tbs coury eoafI house
~ ssld seaa,y. N the court room
VI sfs tho shese entitled soaiS ls
he'll. In kismsih q iis. kiara,h
coln.J. ofsgur hes been nled By
sAii couti a. the lime snd tho piece.
tosps lively. for The settle meet OF
col . Aroourt ard The h,ArinS Of said
psitilen for 'disetFise ss which tine
and Pee -, pstsos interested 10
saii c.sEss ~. ' spposr sud Ole en-
sstroa IA Ssl,ins To ih. said naal
sc'ouri ard contest 'h, same. aud
sho- cause. u any. why said admin.
ls,rA,of should no, no discharged sad
his bondsmsn cxonsrated from far.
thor liability on his bonds.
Dated this 10Th dAy OF December.
1919.
wM. DUNCAN.
Administrator Of Said Estate.
its?i.sst-iih
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GOWfN TO HEAR
ST|MMtTT CASE
JUDGE GRAVES CONTINUES rmr
HEARING UNTIL JANUARY n.
HORACE MANNING RETAINED
To MAKE DEFENSE

J. W. stinnest Of Midland. accused
Of operating a ba~dy house and sell.
Ing iiaacr without a iieeuse. viii
has. his hearing before Justice of tho
Peaee-eise, Gowen. Hls case ~as con.
,inued today un,h January z. tso
aays after Goren assumes the once
Of eommittInx magistrate.
Horace u. Manning has been re.
'sIned as counsel By stinnett. iis d.
sail To BE- preparing . strong nsh,
against the charges preferred b.
August Liskey.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
tesks . IeM

Wolfe and wlachst ha,r scored q
bis hit q, the H,as ,hss,sr In ,hsir
clever sinaiax aud dancing tara rhsy
have Joe, sosie,s,sa a Ions snssss,
msat In the bee, saadt,iiis hoasss In
the sou,h. and az. hes On root. To
the Northwest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
HUMAN BOMB
IS A J0SHER
MAN ON TRIAL ron FRiGMrsN.
ING TmE Lon ANGELES l'OlICE,
SPENDS TIME ~ KEEPING rmu
OFFICIALS LAUGHING

Los ANGELES. Dec. ai.-The Roi-
delbach trial ID In progress today 30
fore Judge willis. Tho defendant.
called the Human pomb." recently
entered the police station with a bun
die of dynamite. Hc jokes eontin.
uhlly. and keeps tho court attaches
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
NtyusN

There sr. funds In the siu treas.
u't iof the rrssmp,ioa Of general
fnHi warrants protested on ana prior
"a Aagas, Q. 1910, in,srssl ceases
from date ksfco,
Dated st kismfih fsi's. Oregon.
,his s,h aay ofbesemhss. 1919.
> ". AsMESa. civ Treasured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
TO INVESTIGATE
FRIEDMAN CURE
SENATOR COM ro i>rtoDtCs a
RESOLUTION ~ rmL SENATE
~ MN orr wm,rm,n rissng
N MiMir To REMEDY
I nitosi Press Service

WARRINGTON. u. e.. pec al.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma viii 10
srodaee a Tc.olation In IN. ssaA,. on
TharsdaJ for an inSestlxa,iol Of
Freidman's tuberculosis cure ~ tho
elaine for :, are confirmed. tho rem.
eiy uiii b. iatrodueoi In thls eountTy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
s'.,..,. .ss w,,~

oEHiAS, iovs. nec ~ i.-.fal.sf's .
parsn's reside near her. i,is father.
-ho is a farmer. ssii today
Maybe Al siii b. whipped. ba, .
10 NO, believe ~"
Ssixhboflns fafm-Fs have sombla.
"a "a ray The ssrsas.. ~ . leased
sire
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
REBELS PLANNING
SONORA INVASION
son', os N,,o INDIANS snr
sr>r ~ ortsSr rW,M rs,ns,
Hr>pl,p nnotLsns wiiL s,I
Oi.tiistt wttu nti,~


raitsd rrsss Service
DOUGLAS. Aria. Dcs. al tn.
hlx fshsi fow. shsAmp.d ., oll,ss
chihashaa. I. F.porisd 60 b. piaHnias
an iasasloa of sosefa
osasfai ns-son 9Th 500 Marc In.
disns. uho have r~.s nxhiins the
fsaais, have bssh ordered Co oppose
n" r.hels Three haaafsd federal
irooss no- In HohoFs -Ili ooopersss
ui,h them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
ssulbl N~Sisa

The Ladies' dalid ~ The Episcopai
church siii nee, at the home of Mrs
George nsid~iu FRIDAY. January 3,
q, . 40 . M. A full a,tsndane. of
tho members 10 desired. AZ ,hsf. b
Important bushes. ,o bs transacted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31

HSl, ia Eaui,t Ia rafsslose Mof,Sass
Ia the cifsail cour, u The state OF
oregon. foe tho coun,y OF kia.,'
slh
. a, Coca. riaiHtin.
", y. nhoads aud ME-. Matte X
nh"eas aud A. ". slower. u.
tssaants.
Aoiiso 10 hereby si,en that hy ,ir'
tue ~ aa .,esatlon aud order - sAic
iais tssu.d out Of the above named
roaT, snd cause on the ssth aay Of
So,eni-f. iSts. upon a d.erey mad.
aud sntsfsd Tor record In said oour,
In said suI, on the ssd day Of So,sm.
tsT. Isis. ln favor OF tho above
named piAisIn. dlfesting the sale Of
tho premises hsfslh described 10 eat.
lsfy the sam of tioo. together With
iHI-fcs, iheF-on at the rate of 10 per
cent from the .la day Of August.
isii. amounting to tss.se. gioo,oo
attorneys foe aud costs aud disbafss
ments amounting TO tss,oo. making
a total OF tDio.se, with ia,ercs, on
said sum from the rendition OF said
d,ctes. and aocrulax eos,s.
Nov. thofcfofe. In vie~ of said ere
eu,lon and In compliance With same.
have dub levied ON said premises.
aud viii. on Friday. tho ii,h day OF
sJnuary. isis. at 10 O'Clock a. IA. OF
said day. al the court house door st
klamath falis. klamath County. Orc
Eon. sell a, public auction. Co the
highest bidder for cash In hand, all
tho right. title aud Interest OF the
above named defendants. In aud 10
tho following deseribcd real property
situated In klamath County, Oregon,
io.wi, Tho following portion Of the
South one half Of tho Northeas, quar-
ter of Section ~. Township 90. South
Range ~. East OF tho Willamette
In Oregon. via; pcxinninE
81 a point ON tho East line Of said
Section is. said point being 81 rods
W ,'' "'''"'s'' .o'"'' " sa''
sa,',s.., -. V.s ~ ~.
% :. ~. No''"e@s'
an ,..,. ... .~.',,. s 49,
~. 49,, !" ~. '.s""'s' .''"e. "
nv 'ss.s' ,,a,,s :, s"as' '., , ~ sa'' s'."o",
''".' ."e"s '"' wv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31
HALL GRILL

10 our many patrons aud others
who wish 10 celebrate the incoming
New Year. 1919, by dining out. wc
wish to announce that we will be
open Ut all hours 10 serve you Now
Years Eve and Night. Any SPECIAL
orders or RESERVATIONS viii be
attended 20 and appreciated.
HOTEL HALL GRILL Phone ~
a0-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31

Thew are tso ti..i. .f sssssssse.
'f'iis"'r ~r',s- the right kisa. tall
al us;v Hsis .ss~.,. .r pi..ss oa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-31

atsd Ia klamath County. Oregon. 20.
wit iiasiBninH At a point Z $50 foe,
west aud thirty foe, south Of the cor.
ner ~ Section !. 2. ~ and ~. Town.
ship a.. south of Han9e 10. East Of
ths wiliams,,s Meridian! thence
south Tsi feet. 10 iost river. thence
up i,ost River iip fs.t. thence north
Ios aud $40 f.st, thsnse iTs.b foe,
10 place Of bsIisnibx. containing
three acres moro or isss. ana being y
part of ~, 2. section ~. Township
And range aforesaid,
The proceeds of salt sale will be
applied IN satisfaction of said eseeu.
ton. order aud decree. ihtstoe, and
roe,s ani all seefulna costs. and over
pius. II any there DO. ca bo paid unto
sald oouf, la bs further applied as
By lac directed.
Dated. klamath raiis. of.soa, this
ath day ~ December. ipiz.
W. ~ BARNES.
sheriff ~ kiama,h couniy. oreson.
~ oho iiAfDoS. DEPUTY,
tis.is.ss.4.s.b
Nais. ~ ssio of n.s, Property
In tho conn,y Court ot th. County of
Klamath. state of of.son.
Ia the Matter % the Estate Of Maftia
iJinGdals. Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby si,.n TIA, In put.
sasnrs 20 an order ~ the county court
Of klamath coubty. of.sor. made on
tho so,h day Of December. isis. Ia
tho matter of the estate of Martin
10 iaEdai. deceased. tho undcfsixaod.
tho administrator Of tho said estate
~iil cell st gublis sse,ioa to the hlEh-
-, bidder. sabI.ct To the oonn rnsiio.
~ said souTi, the following described
real property. ,o.su
Tbs sect kAif of the northsAsi
aaAfisT sna sasi half Sf tho north
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Administrator Of Said Estaie.
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Administrators Sale.

Under and by virtue of an order of
the Honorable Ordinary in and for the
County of Sumter, granted at the De-
cember Term, 1911, of said Court, Will
be sold on the premises where the late
Mrs. P. A. Hill died, and at her death
belonging to her said estate, to save
expense and deeming it to the best in
terest of the estate, on the premises
aforesaid, on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary, 1912, between the legal hours of
sale, said sale to continue from day to
day until completed, the following de-
scribed, to-wit;
One piano, 2 sideboards, l dining
table, / bookcase, wardrobes, l
chest, A beds, bureaus, washstands,
8 tables, 2 sofas, 80 chairs, hat rack,
4 carpets, mattings, stove, kitchen
safe, kitchen tables, stove, chinaware
silverware, books, curtains, refrigera-
tor, cabinet. sewing machine and
of the household and kitchen furni-
ture not specifically mentioned.
Terms of sale cash
MRS. Bella HILL MORELAND,
Administrative on the Estate of Mrs
Pauline A. Hill, deceased.
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tiplied by blending it with silage; and
silos are destined to become as famil-
lar on the landscape in Georgia as
cotton houses are at the present time.
An illustrated lecture will be given
on silo construction, explaining the
latest and best methods of using re-
inforced concrete for constructing
permanent silos. This lecture alone
would more than repay any delegate
for the time and expense involved in
attending the meeting. eports will
be given by men who have actually fed
steers with silage and cotton seed
meal under Georgia conditions for the
past few years.
The work of tick eradication has
been prosecuted successfully during
Q mast year. Since profitable dali
ry or beef industry is impossible 50