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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

teen sad 7o-i0o dollars (ol7.7o).
with latsrsst thsrsoa st the rate oe
sII per cent per aanvm fron the o..
csath day Of March. 1919. sasii pail;
1nd the further sum Of siGhsssa ~
l7-l0o (olS.I7). with iatsssst tAses-
On ct the rate Of six per cent per A.
mum froa the 1ftssatA lay Of March.
1911. uatil pail.
veustA-Thss the piaiatia recover
II sad from dsfsadaats his eeses aal
disburssmsats herein.
Hifth-Hos such other fusthss asd
gssssaI relief - 10 the court nay
seen NEST with equity.
This summons h served upoa zoe
~ order Of the Honorabls Hsafy L.
Esnsos. Judge Of the Cireuit Court Of
the state Of Oregon. for klamath
:ounty. made % ths thirty-6rst day ~
August. 4. d. 1919. b. publication
thereof il the klamath Cosaty Re-
publican. . weekly nswspapsr pub-
lishsd In klamath eouaty. Oregon. fcr
sIA consecutive an1 successive weeks.
the date Of the arst publication bslag
The sth day Of September. a. D. 1912.
". LAIR THOMPSON.
S.s.is.ier Attornsy tor Piainti2.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
MEOFORO Man
IS SM0THfRtD
YOUNG MAN EMPLOYED A. FIRE.
MAN N WEED N COvEREI,
WITH sAwDusT AND Dlsx RE.
pORR AID ARRIVES

MEDFoRD. Oct. iO.-rssak Nor
ris. aged ~. Who vas raised In Jack.
soaviils and hedford. and whose par
ents reside In this city. was smoth-
cred TO death In . sawdust bin at
Weed. Calf. honday morniAs. His
body will BE- brought 70 this city on
Wednesday for intermsnt.
Norris was employed - . arsnan
10 the engine room Of the Weed Lum-
Der company's plant The huge en-
Eincs are fed with sawdust. and dur.
ing his work no Vas often called upon
to 60 into tho bins aud start the saw
dust toward the chutes through which
Il fed into the arcs. II was In doing
this that hs came TO his death. The
sawdust started with . rush. and BE-
fors he could escape vas buried many
feet deep In the dust.
The accident was observed at once
and men started disgins him out.
This required nearly an hour. and
whom found life was extinct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris are well known
In this city. and are highly rsspscted.
EvsFybody's doing Il. WHAT ovb-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

has appeared In Oklahoma this sum
msr. and hundreds OF the lay mem.
bsrs OF the profession who make .
habit Of following Id their tracks ara
also absent. The same IL true Of
Kansas. Missouri and all the Central
Western states. The reason is that
Canada seems 10 BE- the grasing par.
sdlse Of the nomads Just now. II be-
Ing estimated that 100000 have gone
across the dominion line since June.
II Ia also stated on authority that
the craft Ii getting . little dimcult
aud dangerous In the United States.
The railroads are trying 70 eliminate
trespassing on tracks and trains. and
Il is getting very dinicuit now 10 md
. "brskey" that will take one . divi-
sion for . quarter or . pocket knife.
Then. state laws are intsrposiaS and
riddinG the country Of the floating
population.
A. . result Of this 'reprsssivs leg
isIatiou' the hobo generals are Ieev.
Ing the injunction on every watsrtaak
for all loyal craftsmen 70 60 TO Caa-
ada. where the pastures are large.
the waters stili sad the Grasins One.
II IL believed that within ten years
the hobo - sn individuai and hobo
Ism - . crsft will have besa driven
from the Unitsd States.
The trade has been on the decline
ever since the summer OF 1910. when
Il lost Agsmsmnon Pete. the com
mandsr In chief. who was careless
enough 10 60 to sleep on an oil tank
car between Jefferson City and Kan.
sas City. No.. and roll or with oue
foot stuck under the wheels. the re-
suitant accident neccssitatins the am
putation OF the limb.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
Cure Your Kidneys
10 Net EnAaa0ss Lles WAaa . Kln0
asA vAlls Clelssa 0AsWs Yea
~ Cass

Why viii psopls eestiass = sssss
shs asosiss Of kidney Soaplaine.
baekaehs. uriaasy lises16rs. lane.
nsss. headaches. laasses. Wy allsv
themsslvss 70 become 1Areais AVE
IDS whsa Q tssts1 rsos1y = e0sss1
thsnS
Doaa's Kiaasy Pius b Tie remedy
70 uss. because Il tivss 70 The kid.
aeys the help they ass1 70 Dsrfosn
their vork.
II you have asy. svsa oas. Of The
symptoms Of Kidney disease. sure
yourself nov. before lropH o.
Bright's disease ssts II. Rsal IN
klamath Falls testimony:
Mrs., George Bell. Warrington
street. klamath Falls. Ore. says:
Some time ago I began 70 saasr
from pains u my baek. cue - a.
ordered kidnsys. he Kidney sssrs.
tions we're also unnatural sausiAG
mo snnoysnee. Hsariag q DeaA's
Kidnsy Pills I procured . supply sa1
began their sss. They completely
cured me. ! saa highly rsesnnsal
poaa's Kilasy Pills u cher hilHs.
| su9sssss."
Ves ssls by oil sssssra Prize %
ss.ts. Hlessr-l llilburs Co.. Duesis.
New ysrk. sels agents tor the usitsl
otatee. Ny
Remember shS peas's-sst
Ahe ~ OtaOr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

0oD0ooD - BQosy
In the Circuit Court Of The STATE Of
Oregon. for the County q xlao-
ath. -
Yiorsacs Harris. Plainf19.
Charles Harris. Dsfsadaat.
To Chaslss Hassis: Il Ne Nans e
the STATE Of orseea:
You are hereby REQUIRED - apDsas
aad 70 answer tAs eeaplaiat ef tAs
r'aiStiR shove aansd. nov - 1le
II the clerks oAes Of The abevs No.
liousd oeurt. n he salt shove e.
sitled. on OF before IL Slse day q
October. 1919. said day being the last
day Of the psblieatioa Of this sum
n,ons. aad the last day vithia Which
time you are required 70 appear aal
to answer the said complaint - nxsA
By the order Of the court. Tor the pub-
lleation Of this summons.
II you fail 70 appear and 70 a..
sWsr the said complaint. the plaintiff
viii apply % the court TOR the relief
demanded In the said complaint By
the pipaiatiR.
That this suit b brought for the
purpose Of obtaining . decree d.
solving the bonds Of matrimony nov
saisting between the shove named
plaintiff and the defendant n the
above entitled suit.
That this ssmmoas b published for
the period Of s,x successive eonsscu-
tive weeks II the klamath Rspub-
licsa. . nsvspapsr. printed and pub
iisrsd at klamath Yalls. Oregon. By
An order Of the Hoaorabls Henry l..
Bsnaoa. judgs Of the circuit court for
the cosaty Of klamath. State Of Ore
gos. dated September 10. isi3; the
date Of the arst publication Of this
Summons being made upon the 18th
day Of September. 1919.
G. y. 0NEILL.
Attorney for Plaintia.
y.is i0-Sir klamath Pals. Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

sule n Equity - vegee1sss . Hsse
OAOe-01m0oO
n The Circuit cears - tAe ooats q
Oregon tes xlanaeh oesa0
ysssDA 2. Pstssss plaAa19,
IslA Harry. Ire HARDY. Ja1e Nss 1as-
". John De- haeay. Helm q
Law q J. vtaAk Haze. n.
ssassl; Alss ~ uakAswa uslss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

Sealed proposals n duplicate. eosh
envelope MARRIED "Prepesals ses T,o'
or. klamath Rssssyasiea." vim - ~
ceivsd at the oGles Of the sspssiassal-
ent OF the klamath laaisa ssAsei.
Klamath Agency. Orsgoa. satin -
O'Clock noon. Paeinc Ceast time. Tuee-
day. October rs. 1919. for the par
chase Of approximately 100000 tea
pine timber. practically al Of which
10 yellow pine. on the klamath Inlias
reservation. Oregon. This timber =
upon portions Of the W. Of the w
OF the MEN. and the EN Of The
Nwx and the EN- Of the NWk -
the NWk. and all Of The 0Wk 81
the Nwk except that postiea allee-
ted to Wise johnson. No. 97o. Which
embraces the folloving 6eosg1Dtiea:
Beginning chains ssueA of tAs =
corner bstvssn sections % anA %.
thence. east II chains. thence sertA
rs chains. thence west II sAaias.
thence south IS chains 70 place Of ~
ginning. all In Section -. TovnsAiD
~ South. Range : East. Willamette
Meridian. Oregon. The timber oRsrs1
for sale consists OF practically puSs
yellow pine stand. about 70 PER seae
of which 10 made up Of mature aaa
mature trees. The Oregon East.
eru railroad runs through the HessA-
western corner Of the proposed sals
area. The minimum prices vAisA vtll
bs accepted are e3.3S pee n. ~ les
yellow snd'susar pine. and el.Se ~
n. feet for all other spsesss. ~
timber must - cot under regulates
prescribed by the secfesaSy ee The ~
terior. All timber nuse - eus ~
removed prior 70 June I. 1914. Win
the bid . csrtiAsd cheek On . solvent
national bank must - subnitte1 b
the amount Of $500. TAb cheek vtll
bs returned to unsuceeasful bld1ess.
applied toward the paymeas fer tn
bsr II bid 10 accepted. anA retalne1 -
forfeit II . bid b accspts1 an1 ~
bidder fails 70 comply with tAs ~
quirsmsnts OF bis bid. ne slsht q
the commissioner OF In1ian o1nlBs -
waive technical detects u advoge1oo-
meats and bids. and - so5ooe ~
and all bids. b reserved. yurtheR -
formation - 70 the timber aAl eoOe0
l. - sh> ~~n,~v>A 49, - 100000 ~nu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

Of Novsnbss. 1918: that beias ths
dsy axsd by the order of Hoa. II. l..
Benson. Judge Of the circuit essss,
being the court above aaas1. -
which you and sseh Of you ere ~
quirsd TO appear and answer said
complaint In said suit; asd II yeu fail
to % appear and ssswse. TIE Dlaia-
liz Will apply 70 the eeurt fse the
particular and specific relief Deaye1
for In said complaint. te-wis: n
quist title IL plainti4 70 ~ tellov
Ing described real estate. Va:
Southeast quarter Of the sesthease
quarter (sEk NEk). aal sAs sase
half Of the southeast quarter. (Dk
sEk). Section tAisty-sAsee (ooD.
township thisty-sight (0o) 0oseA.
range nias (S) sast. ". -. KlaaalA
County. Oregon. ssess1iag - ~
Igovsrnmsnt survey. aaa tAat ysss -
tsrsst or estate. II any tAsse -. shall
b barred. aad forever forselessl. go
that plaintiR's title - dselass1 ~
perior. and paramount 70 any fi0Ae.
title or interest which you o. eltAes
of you may have in and - sail pfeo-
isse.
This Summons ID publisAsd = -
klamath Republican. . weekly asvs-
paper. printsd and publisAsl h tAs
city Of klamath Pals. CeuAsy g
Klamath. stats Of 0rsgoa. bsaas ~
same county In which the laa1 -.
scrihsd In this suit. b situats1. be1Ag
the paper named II the order q ne
Hoa. II. L. Bsases. judge q ths sar-
cult court Of the otats Of 0rsgoa. ~
klamath eouaty: sai1 order datsl the
Ssth day Of osptsabss. 1919. IBse
publiesties Of thDnuDnno 49, =
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s-3e-l1-7r 1yI Uof PlnlDtt9.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

FRED PETERSON


W0puOVeeo Sooosoos~ ~ SO8W
oupsriatsAleat
Csllsos training. Nse0al eeAsol
graduate. life 1iploAa. ~ ysass' -
psrisacs. ave ysafs . Ds>aslpal ~
hish seheol teacher. IntioAss kasvs-
edge Of assls Of sssats5 80 ~
schoels-
Systematic iaAssesial tsaiaias aae
agriculture tor sehsols q sesaty.
Frequent seAesl visitaaiea.
Hs0tSi sspRvisisA
Eaeise& progressive sAoiAiaesa-
tioa e seA6ala.
WIN sa1sav>r - esaluse tAs sssa-
We ssAsei sss>fs u . ssssssslias
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
q J. Hraak Hardy. Dssssssl: {:


Ts Leila Aarly. Ire HARDY. Jane
Rec Hardy. Jeha Doe Hardy. heirs q
hs uakaoWa heirs Of J. rraAk Hardy.
sceased: also al unxnevA persons or
parties elsiaias say right. title. g.
tate. iisa o. iatessss II the real -
tate asscsibsl II the complaint here.
II, the above Named asfsaaaats.
II the aaas os. the state Of Oregon.
% ere hereby ssauirsl - appear saA
sasvss The eeapiaint sf The sbovs
saasl piaiatiR b the shove satitisd
eesrt. ssv - ais With The clerk q
sail eourt. within six weeks ffon the
date Of the arst publication Of this
summons. and you are notins1 that II
you fail % appear asd answer said
conplaiss - hereby required. the
plaistiR viii apply for decree Of this
court. % prayed for In his compliant.
te-viS: That . certain mortgage CIV
- by J. vraak HARDY 70 this plata.
III % the thirtsssth DAY Of ssptsD-
bsr. 1905. 70 secure the paymsr: Of
the sum Of four hundred sad eighty
avs dollars (oAss.oo). With interest
st the rate Of ten (io) per cent per
aanum from sale date b forselossd.
dsfsadaAts equity Of redemption
therein forselossd. aad the lsAd de-
seribsd therein. to-vit: South half
(k) Of the southeast quarter (k) Of
ssesiea Thirty (So) and aerth half
(X) Of aestAsass quarter (kl Of
ssssisa rhisty-oss (ol). revasAiI
tvsaty.eAsss (9S) ssstA. Range Ains
(e), sase q Willa0este meridian. y
klamath eesaty. Oregon. soi1 h the
manner provided by law: aal The pee-
eesAs se said sals b applisl - fel'
lows. to-vit:
Hisst-To the payment es the eeses
Of this ssit aaa the foreclosure aad
sale.
sscoaA-re The pay0sat q sseA
sum - the eosrt nay aAjsdgs rsasea-
able - sttesssy's tee 70 - allevsd
thsrsinA
Third-To ne payment % the
platatiR Of the sun Of four hundred.
sishty.avs (etss.eol. With interest
thsrsoa st the rate q Ten psr cent
(io) per aaAun fron the thirteenth
Say ee Ssptsabsr. leo1. sntii paid;
sad % the payment 70 plaiati9 Of The
further Gun q fourteen eeoAFs
(eit). with interest thereon at the
rate Of six PER cent per aaaum fro.a
hs AftssatA day Of AaFeh. 1903. until
IA paid: aad the further sum OF four
tssa dollars (eiN. with interest
thereon at the rate Of six pss cent -,
annum from the aftsentA day Of
March. 1905. until paid: and the fur.
thsr cum Of fourtssa dollars (Si<.
with Interest thereon at the rate OF
els per cent per snnum from the d.
csath day Of March. leoe. uatll pad;
ana the further sun Of fos. teen aad
ls.loo dollars e(l>.<el. With intsrsst
thereon st the rate q six pr cent pss
vanun tron The AftssatA DAY o.
isareh. 1897. until paid: end the fsr-
thsr sun Of sixteen end St-loo DOL
iass (ole.Stl. With iAtsesse tAsrsoa
at ne rate ee cir ~ esat pr a.
aun fsea ths aftesatA lay q March.
toeo. vntil pai1; sA1 The further sup
~ sisteea aAl st-loo 1ellafe
,ele.s>l. With Interest thereon q ~
rate q six pr cent psr anAun e1SA
10 aitssatA day Of March. lelo. uatil
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

County.
Klamath Korporatioa. . Corperstisa.
.PlaintiR.
".
Alexander n. Miller. a. n. Aillsrl
and Mary Miller. his wife. and
the unknown heirs. legateee md
dsvissss Of the said AlsxaAdsr
II. Miller. "a. u. Aillsr) aAd
Mary Miller. husband and wife.
and to al persons interested In
the estate OF the said Alexander
II. Miller. a. H. Aillsr). their
heirs. dsvtssss. or assigns. De-
fsndants.
70 Alexander n. Aillsr.( a. \. Millss)
and Mary miller. be vtts. aad
the unknown hslrs. laeatsee sld
dsvissss Of The eai1 Alexander
H. Miller. a. y. Nillsr) end
Mary Miller. Husband and wife
and 70 all perseas Interested "a
the estate ee the ssi1 Alexander
n. Miller. a. ". Nillsr). thsi'
hsirs. dsvisess " eeslsas:
In the Name q he ota&o ef 0re0ea'
ves. aa1 saeA = ~. ars Assss'
requirsd 70 appear an1 answer . con
|plaiAt Of the plaintiff Alsd asains'
|you and each Of you. b The above On
tltlo1 emit. = oP honoPo ~ otA 1oy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
w. N. TlMM4
|eaeral nsuse Clelaiae

6isetris Nsee = Lenpes
esd Draps1 cIsssias
We remove ail speA az dirt
sreo easpees aAA Suss b The
electric vAsuuu Deessss.
Phe.s ~. ooss sas UasAssh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

Evsrybody's doing Il. whasf Ssh
scribing for The HERALD. Of eesfsa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
nalsCELLANr0us

wANTED-niddls-agsf woman for
gsasrai heussvork. Apply so7
High st.. eorssr ~ ="
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

vivs. ten or twenty asss tssseD;
best Of soil. some buildiass. -
well and - apple trees; all 1ooee1
and under cultivation. Psst 60 -
irrigated. This q the eA16psss 80
best acreage, assr the eiH. WIN tshs
small psynsAs down. "a bsissss y
sui. purehs:sr II jAsssssssl esses
al. 1o.1-o1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
Herald Want Ads


FOR sALE--0ood ,sessi raass. 10
aairs durias ssfsnoon. W. =. ~
isy. corner <e,'d ssd Jsiisrsoa. s-st
1rssf Is-iasA slab- wuuo - o1.oe.
pss eosd load = 'tba<Ssss ~ ~
ever made. order s1sly. 1sat waas.
o PErToN. Shess is7s. '.iss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10

u is's worth havlnO. ne wsssA -
ssrias. Nss Ctncess - - haAn
ssrss@ ~ Dasps 90.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-10
SoR Rsxs

NICELY furnishsd roons at Tie ore.
Soa House. eixtA snl Klamath
FOR RENT-H0vs rooms for house
hsspiss II private family. Tsje
phone %. 80
FOR RGNT-Rooms. sinSle % TT
Housekeeping. III nsia. e.1Sos
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Wills probated.

The will Of James Roney. late of North
East was admitted to probate at Wednes-
day. His estate is bequeathed equally be-
tween his two sons, William E. Roney
and J. Albert Roney. William E. Roney
is named as executor, and the will bears
date Of April i, 1909. and is witnessed by
]. E. Davis and Robert C. Reeder.
The will of Captain James N. Nc
cullough, late of Port Deposit, has been
probated. He devises his estate to his
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Mccullough, and
daughters. Clara A. Mccullough and
Mrs. Minnie E. Campbell, in equal shares.
but the shares of the wife and daughter
Clara are TO be held in trust by his
daughter Minnie. and at their death the
two-thirds bequeathed to them is to 60 to
Mrs. Minnie E. Campbell and her children.
The will is dated June S. 1908. Mrs.
Campbell is named as executrix and the
witnesses were A. 1. Barry, ]. M. Camp
bell and William H. Carson. The wife
died previous to Mr.. Mccullough.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
HEAVY HAIL STORM.

The violent thunder storm Of last FRI
day evening was accompanied by hail in
great quantity in some sections and con-
siderable damage done. No hail fell here
but the path Of the storm appeared to
extend from within short distance south
and east Of town. through Calvert and
Zion, some Of the hail stones. it is assert
ed, being half as large as hens eggs.
Sunny Heights Greenhouses. east Of town,
were ia the track Of the storm and about
one hundred panes Of glass were broken.
At Zion number Of panes of glass were
shattered in the windows Of residences.
The house Of Thomas Johnson, on the
Ridge. north of town, was struck by
lightning and members Of the family
stunned, but fortunately no one suffered
seriously from the shock, nor was the
damage very material.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Fell From Motor Boat And
Drowned.


Alonzo Owens, 10 years old, son Of
William E. Ovens Of Perryvifie. fell
from the stern Of "a launch near Stumps
Island, opposite Perryville, at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning and was drowned be-
fore help co6ld reach him.
Owens, with John Bradfeld and JEFF
Boyd, started at $3.50 o'clock for Maurice
Coles fishing shore, near Turkey Point.
When they reached Stumps Island, the
engine stopped The occupants threw
out the anchor to repair the damage. II
was while taking up the anchor that
young Owens disappeared, and upon in
vestigation il was found that part Of
the tiller was broken and found floating
upon the water.
AS Owens was good swimmer and his
body did not come up again, it is thought
he struck the tiller and was knocked un-
conscious. Fifteen boats with nearly so
men using hooks and nets have been
searching for the body but it has not been
recoved.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Fire At oxford.

Fire broke out in the small stable Of a
colored man named Ford, on South Penn
street, Oxford, late Sunday night and
completely destroyed the building and
contents. The stable had been used as a
storing place for an automobile and the
fire originated from the machine in some
manner, as the car had been used that
night, but when put away everything was
apparently safe. The machine was total
loss. The Oxford Fire Department pre-
vented spread of the flames to nearby
buildings.
On Monday night, about eleven o'clock,
the fine barn on the premises of E. w.
Rnpert, North Pine street. Oxford. was
discovered to be on FIRE. and despite the
efforts of the fire fighters was totally de-
stroyed. together with contents. Mr..
Rupert's fine driving horse was burned to
death, those first on the scene being
driven back by seething mass of flames
when they attempted to enter the stable
to rescue the animal.
A buggy, harness, lot of hay, grain and
other feed were consumed, The origin of
the fire is not know.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Alexander II. Brlscoe

Alexander H. Briscoe. son of the late
Alexander and Rebecca Briscoe, died al
the home'of his brother. Henry Briscoe
in Chester. Pa, on Sunday, after brief
illness from Bright's disease. The de-
ceased was SO years of age and unmarried.
Three brothers and one sister survive.
The body was brought to Rising Sun on
Wednesday and funeral services held in
the M. E. church at ten o'clock. Inter
ment was made at West Nottingham
Presbyterian cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Medical Society Meeting.

A joint meeting of the Cecil County
Medical Society and the public will be
held in the Opera House, Elkton. on
Wednesday, June S. at ago p. M. to
consider ways and means for the pre-
vention of tuberculosis. II. Writ Steele.
Esq, Executive Secretary of the Nary
land Association for the Prevention and
Relief of tuberculosis, will be the princi-
pal speaker. Mr.. Steele is well informed
upon the subject and his address will
prove to be interesting and instructive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Mrs. Rachel Thomas.

The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Thomas
was held on Friday, with interment at
the Baptist cemetery, Rock Springs. The
deceased was the widow OF David Thomas.
She was the daughter of Samuel and
Elizabeth Wicks and was So years of age.
Her death oecrred on the aIst inst, at the
home Of her niece. Miss Annie jenkins
Rock Springs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Mrs. william Atkinson.

Mrs. William Atkinson, OF Liberty
Grove. died Saturday at the Maryland
General Hospital. Baltimore. where she
had undergone an operation for cancer.
Her husband and seven children survive.
The funeral was held Tuesday, with in
terment at Hopewell cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
DEATHS.
William Todd.

The funeral of William Todd was held
on Friday. with interment at Harmony
cemetery. near Rowlandville. The de-
ceased was an aged resident of Canal
Station. His death occurred May .a2f.
His widow and three sons survive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
william Stockhanl.

William Stockham, son of Thomas
Stockham, proprietor Of the Wolcott
Hotel, New York, died at the home Of his
parents on Sunday from cerebral spinal
meningitis. Young Stockham was a
student Of Tome School, Port Deposit, and
lefrthere on Saturday to spend the week.
end at home, when he was stricken.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
High School Commencements.

Thi being the closing week of the
public schoolsin the country commence
ment exercises were held Wednesday eve,
ming at Chesapeake City High School,
Thursday evening at Perryviile. while
those at the Calvert Agricultural High
School win be held this, friday, morning,
at North East this evening, at Elkton
Saturday morning. and at cecilton Mon
day evening.