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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25
Equity No. 500.


In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon. Ia and for klamath
County.
Walter II. Sayre. Plaintiff.
W.
George W. Carrick and Jessie Carrick.
Husband and Wife. Defendants.
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of an execution and or.
der OF sale duly issued out Of the once
OF the clerk Of the circuit court Of
klamath county. Oregon. on the 3sth
day OF February. 1919, In the above
entitled suit. upon . decree made and
entered In said circuit court. to-wit:
the 18th day Of November. 1911. In
favor OF the above named plaintiff.
w. II. Sayre. and against the above
named defendants, George w. Car
rick and Jessie Carrick. husband and
wife. ordering tho sale OF the herein
after described premises, which said
premises are particularly described In
said suit and decree. said premises to
be sold to satisfy the judgment and
decree OF this court In said suit In the
amount OF seventeen hundred. twenty
seven and 26.io0 (l7aS.16l dollars.
together with the further sum Of two
hundred Atty and eo-ioo (ea5o.o0)
dollars. attorneys tees. sssssssd and
taxed by the court. and the further
sum OF twenty and to.lo0 (e3o.%o)
costs and disbursements. with
interest thereon at the rate OF eight
(O per cent per annum. from and
after the 1eth day Of September.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25
THIS nOOK WORTH READING

Tho Adlcr-i-ka book, telling how
you can EASILY guard against ap-
pendicitis. and how you can relieve
constipation or gas on the stomach
almost INSTANTLY. 10 offered free
for a short time by tho whitman Drug
company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

CAUTION NOTICE ny GUARDIAN

All persons are hereby notified to
not give credit or transact any bust
ness OF any kind to or with Joseph 8.
Seeds. 4 man Of the age Of about ss
, ears.
Dated March !. 1919.
SARAH Il. SEEDS,
Guardian Of tho Person and Estate
Of Joseph 8. Seeds. 3-i-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

$4,000 PER MONTH II notAins IN.
usual for . man TO make selling
nursery stock. Experience 10 not
necessary. There 10 some good ter
ritory now open. State what terri.
tory you would like. and write q
once for particulars TO the Nursery.
1906 Yeon building. Portland. Ore.
gon. 3.lo.S.1y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25
TO Open HARVEY
INDIAN LANDS
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE
GOES To BURNS 10 BEGIN rmE
TASK OF D'srOsING or nEsrs.
vATiON HELD ~ piuTEs

burg. In expected to nrr,y, In n,rn.
early In April 10 tnk. nm IN. wo,L q,
dIsposing Of the Innda of IN. ph,o
dianR. For many y.nrs IN. n.o,I,
have been anxious 10 b.y. IN. ,.n..
thrown open To entry. Tho ,,,,o. ..,
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IN Iiarncy Valley. abou, fo,r nil.
south and east OF Burns. I'm =. ,r.c,
except nine fllipys of abou, ooo
acres, part OF which In c,o.. IN n,.,.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

Soothcs itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without 4 scar. Cures piles.
eczema. salt rheun,. any itching.
Doan's Ointment. Your druggist
soils II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

Are you Interested In KLAMATH
COUNTY! n 80. see tho Stephens
Hunter Realty Co. They have soms
'ood bargains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25
SGIa1'eLI.ANNd1IJe

1eINf'9Ll4ANNOtIO
KODAK lINl0.:sN0-Dhsss q eisss sss
prompt results By Fraak Duscaa.
over First National bank. or leave o..
ders at Little Book store. two doom
west OF poetomee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

We have some very drsitsbic Sth
street property for sa,s-1tsphrus
Hunter Realty Co.
Cheapest accident Insurance DIR.
Thomas Eclectic OIL. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
ssli II.
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Herald Want Ads



$500 per month---Large l-seom
house. : lots; corner Second ssA
Mckinley.
S17.oo PER MoNrH--s-room houss
with bath; on Ninth 81. nsss wash
ington.
$1,000 per month - Small l.rOo0
house; on the hill; Avs blssks fsso
Main.
$1,000 psr moath-Modern i1-seeo
house; Al conditios. spissdil 10.
cation for private boarding hsuse.
so per month-Four-rsen. furnish
"a house. with bath.
ROUNSEvDLL.
Once. 431 Main 81. Phone e3o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

II suffered habituaily from eeasei-
patton. Doen's Rsgulsts rsiisved asl
strengthened the bowels. 20 that tAey
have been regular ever sines. "A. =.
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Opriaes. Tsg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

FOR RBNT-ruPnishol sOeoo -
gsntlsmen. q the 0regos nouso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-25

FOR RENT-euits Of : rooms. for
light Housekeeping: Hight and W.
ter: furnished. Townssad Ilats
31.19ts
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The
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The
CORPO GRAFTON

VN6 VIM uVtV
Our once IL now In new locatioa "a
Main st.. opposite Temple Theatsr.
We Vim hereafter eaGnee h . ~.
esal real estate business, aa1 b -.
ditioa to osr own extensive hoD1laes
We win hssdls an Glasses q Nv
propersy. ressals asd rent eollectieas.
AZ psesent we have soos attractive
o9ess 70 home bsyess o. easy Dsaeh.
y payuests. II poe waat b ~ .
homs o. easy tessns. leok tAls ~
over.
$3.50 down. $50 per month. vtas
modern s-room house. oas block
from Main 81. In the Wsse mi.
This 10 . bargain. Price es.3ee.
es7o down, $50 per month. 0svsa-
room house on Pine D.. oas
block from postoaaes. Price
$500.
$3.50 down. e36 per month. -Four.
room house. large lot. one block
from Catholic church. PYies
$500.
$50 down. SO per month. Four
room modern bungalow: com
plete plumbing. fireplace. sewer.
cement walks. large lot. ane
lawn, etc. A pretty home on
the Esplanads In Hot Springs
Addition. Price $3.50.
$500 down. $40 per month. Lafgs
<-room house. two large lots.
city water. lights and Sidewalk:
on the hill. seven blocks from
postoincs. Price el.too.
We also have unimprovsd residence
lots In al parts OF the city o. vesy
easy terms. and some especially good
buys for Investment on half o. all
cash propositions Como In and -
10.
ROUNS SEVELL
Corporation
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WARDMAN To BEGIN
ROW Of q HOUSES
THE COMING WEEK
Development of Highview
Section Progresses
Rapidly.

On next Wednesday Harry Wardman
will commence the construction of a
row of twenty-one houses on the south
side OF L street, to extend from the cor
ner OF Second street northeast TO Sum-
init place, which will make 14l houses
out Of the 800 which he will have built in
the Highview section, one square east
OF the intersection Of North Capitol
street and Rhode Island avenue.
The houses are TO be of the same gen
eral type as the builder has erected in
that operation, two-story, siX-room,
colonial style dwellings They will be
opposite a similar row of houses now
nearing completion, and all of which
were sold through the office of Shan
non & Luchs before they were built I'D
the second story. Out of the 10 houses
built Ill have been sold.
The row to be started next Wadnes-
day will be the beginning of a block OF
ninety houses to fill the square bounded
by Todd, L. and Second streets, and
Summit place. A subdivision of ninety
lots has been made of this property.
Part Of 1t faces the grounds of Wash
ington College.
Seven of eighteen houses in another
and similar operation recently completed
by Mr.. Wardman, the south side OF
Spring road, between Holmead place
and Fourteenth street northwest, have
also ben sold. These are siX-room
houses and have been sold at S., 900 each
for those with furnace heat and s., 200
for those equipped with hot-water heat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-16
Old Stone Barn to
Be Modern Residence

An old stone barn Just north of the
Geological Park. on Klingle road, built
IN 1912, is to be made over into modern
residence for Thomas Armat, Claughton
West. architect, has completed plans for
an elaborate house, which in style will
be one of the purest pieces of colonial
architecture in the District. f. C.
Nichols, builder, will start the recon-
struction next week.
All that is to be used of the old struc-
ture are the walls of irregular shaped
native field stone. which lends itself
peculiarly we'll to the type of house
which the architect has designed. The
main front will have a colonial porch
with columns reaching up to the level
of the roof. Porches on both sides and
in the rear are also to be added.
The interior arrangement will carry
out the general style of the house with
five large rooms on the first floor and
five bedrooms and three bathrooms on
the second. The house will cost about
$4,000. 1t is surrounded by an acre
plot of ground. Situated on the edge of
Rock Creek Park and surrounded with
trees, the house will be one of the most
picturesque in the District.
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II. Featherstone. lot 100. square east Of
$3.50. So
Columbia Heights-Lewis 4. Breunnger e.
TX. to Philip T. Hall. lot 81, square 2s66. SO.
Petw orth-Philip T. Hall ct ux. to Norman
L. sansbury. lot IS. square "a. $40.
Columbia Heights-Lewis Il. Breuninger ct
ux. to Arthur c. LAmke. lot Ill. block .,
Bloomin gdale-Matthias z. Kayhoe ct ux. to
Simon and Solomon Spgel lot 49, square
Long NEWFOUNDLAND s. York ct ux. to
Thomas F. Lewis lot $50. $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-James
r. Ketner to Corinne T. Waring, lot 81
North Columbia Heishts-wilbur Wallace to
John r. Lyons, lot 10 block g. so.
to Wiber Wallace. lot &c, block 8, so.
Fifteenth and Belmont streets-Naticnal Saw
trict OF Columbia part lots l36 and l2s,
block l, Meridian Hill. and OF part lot So,
south grounds, Columbia University,
Columbia Heights-v. winifred Cunningham
TO Ralph o. Ellis, lot 10, block q, SO Ralph
.. Ellis conveys same property to Arthur
Columbia Heights-CIarence S. Kessler ct ux.
TO Eva L. Davis. lot IS. block 90 SO. Eva
J." Davis conveys same property to Frank
Pleasant Plains-Emory !. Ireland ct Tx. to
Lea Hill, lot a., $40.
lie Drot Park-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to John
A. Cole. lots "a TO 81. square $3.50. so.
| Petworth-Lnetta V. Dayton ct viz Norman
| L.. to George J. Cummings and George w.
Cook, trustees, lot 81. square 81, $40.
| Mount Pleasant-H. Mercer Walker to James
F. Barbour, all interest in lot go, square
1874, $40
Holmead Estate-IAa Hill to Emory l. Ire.
land lot II. square 2SIS So Same to same,
lot 1l3 square 2SS5, SO
Washington HeEhts-Wiliam II. Brawley ei
uN to John J. Hemphill, lot S02. square
| 1855. SO
| Columbia Heighs-Lewis Z. Breuninger et
| uX to Arthur l.. and Jessie NJ Buchanan
| lot l6S, block .. So
Pleasant Plains-Ruth Wheat to John Put.
| land, lot Ss, square 1886. SO
Reservoir View-IAura T. Putland ct ux tc
| Ruth Wheat lot So. block 2. SO. John Put.
land 10 Ruth Wheat. lot 56. block 2 $40
| lie Droit Park--Joseph II. johnson to the
| Economizers' Mutual Improvement Com
| pany, lot IS, square 30s5 $40
| Mount Pleasant-Simon Bube ct ux. to George
Continued on Fifth Page)
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Northeast.

z street northeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-MiddauEh & shannon to
Willard r. and Bessie b. Thompson. lot
rs, square 1858. $40. Same to Stedman p.
and Kate P. Cannon, lot 70, square 1865, so,
Maryland avenue northeast. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets-Charles Nj.
wetZel ct ux. to Martha N. Beck, part lot
A. square 1923 81.
Fourteenth street northeast. between and
streets-Benjamin F. Harris to SOPHIA
Harris. lot 81. square 1866. $40.
1897 l street nOrthea st-Alina Bingham 10
James NJ. Drysdale. lot Ito, square 1908, $40
Ninth street northeast. between ana g., -
Teresa Sisti. Antonio Bucca. and Lucia
Bucca, lot %. square sSS. $40 - -,
S21 Seventh street MISUNDERSTANDING r. 70 Ea
monston ct ux. to Magdalena Beuchet'' part
lots 20 and a, square $50, $500 -,,.,,,
19 Massachusetts avenue NOTWITHSTANDING IN
Twombly ct ux. to Jesse II. Powell lot
100 square 72S. $40.
eleventh. street northeast. between and l.
streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct uH' 70
Maurice ]. Colbert. lot g. square 81: *lT
Tenth street northeast. between { ana ID
streets-Same to Charles ;. Springer lo'
Sc, square 1853, $40. ,..,-
Tenth street and Kent place northeastIO'11i n
K Brown ct ux. TO George S. Cooper lot q
FoI,rteenth and A streets northeast-Kennedy
Brothers TO Mary I. sonnemann. lot 81
Fisteenth street northeast. between and
n streets-Clarence h. Hight ct uX. to John
r. P. Magee, lot PA; square lo4, SlVc go
same to William D. Magee, lot 226' square
1854, $40. - =,
sixth street northeast. between D and u
streets-Kennedy Brothers to Thomas b. ID.
Holmes, lot 1856, square $50. $40
IT street northeast between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-John w. Brawner Ell ux
to Rosa Lee Dennis. lot 1871, square 1922
$3.50. ',
streets-Claude A. killmon ct uX. TO DAME
- Teahy. lot 232 square 1904, $40.
Tenth street northeast, between II and
atreets-Joseph ]. Brosnahan ct al. to James
C. Nealon, part original lot o. square S'S
SO
6O1 X street northeast-Michele Rinaldo o.
NY to John Scrivener, lot l07 square SOC
225 Ninth street northeast-Joseph r. Boards
lev ct ux. to James f. Scott, lot 81. square
| 939 (one-flfth interest, 81.
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Ninth street northeast. between and c
streets-George W. Barkman ct uX. to
James $. and Efhe Briggs, lot 81. square
S39 SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-16
TWO NEW HOTELS
NEAR COMPLETION
IN THE NORTHWEST
Powhatan and Speedway
Inn Notable Features of
City'S Developments.

Two new hotels on upper Pennsylva-
mia and New York avenues are now
nearing completion; the Hotel Powha-
tan, at Eighteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, and the Speedway
Inn, at 1703-1705 New York avenue
| northwest.
The latter Is expected to be ready for
occupancy April ], and is a novel insti-
tuition in hotel building in this city. It
Is four-story structure, sixty by
eighty feet in dimensions and designed
especially for occupancy by male en-
ploycS in the Government departments
in the vicinity. The building is opposite
the Corcoran Art Gallery, and the
less than square from the Octagon
house, one of the oldest and best houses
| built at the beginning of the nineteenth
| century.
The building contains forty-five
| rooms arranged single and in suites of
| two. The rooms are fully furnished
and each has telephone Shower
baths are installed in many of the
On the first floor is large lobby fur
| nished in mission style. The cafe is
also on the first floor and a roof garden
| constructed.
The various floors are reached by
means of an automatic elevator. The
| Emmert for Mrs. Eva r. Bouic and
! Percival D. Emmert. 1t is in charge of
| Harry V. Bouic & Co.
| The exterior work upon the Hotel
| Powhatan today had reached to the
top of the sixth story. disclosing the
| appearance of the finished building. 1t
! is to be eight stories in height with
| frontages on Pennsylvania avenue,
| Eighteenth and II streets. The con-
| struction is fireproof steel
| 1t is being constructed by the George
| A. Fuller Company for the Lewis Hotel
| Company, and is expected to be ready
for occupancy by october l or before.
| The hotel is to be a combination
transient house and permanent apart
ment. There are to be 200 rooms and
| 105 baths, so arranged that every bed
room will be connected with a bath
room The hotel, like the Speedway
Inn, is notable new improvement to
one of the oldest sections of the city.
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99szzett1tY


Health is the foundation Of all
good looks. The wise woman real
ICES this and takes precautions to
preserve her health and strength
through the period of child bearing.
She remains pretty mother by
avoiding as far as possible the suf-
fering and dangers of such occa.
sions. This every woman may do
through the use Of Mothers Friend,
a remedy that has been so long in
use, and accomplished so much
good, that 1t is in no sense an eXpe-
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oughly lubricate every muscle, nerve
and tendon involved during the Pc
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ture by expanding the skin and it's
sues, relieves tenderness and sore
ness, and perfectly prepares the syso
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S SsaSat to p sez C11ot6ob
S Cd sueR moth Ps%; WIien0
Friend is sold
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Spencer Watkins Home
Sold for $4,000

The Spencer Watkins homestead Of
siX-and-a-quarter acres, improved by a
fourteen-room house, at Crevy Chase,
was sold today for $4,000 to a purchaser
whose name is withheld by the brokers,
Harry v. BouiC & Co. The property
was sold for William Wilson Matthews
The house stands in a maple grove be-
tween the Chevy Chase and Columbia
Country clubhouSes. The Bouic Co also
reports the sale for l. c. I.Evans. of the
nine-rOom dwelling at $3.50 First street
northwest for $500.
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New Apartment House
For Columbia Road

A new f've.story apartment: house is
to be erected at the intersection of
Columbia road, Sixteenth street, ard
Harvard street northwest. J. J. Mocbs.
builder If the Beacon ard ether apart
ment houses, has had plans drawn for
building of tapestry brick, terra
Gotta, and limestone. with fircpronf
construction. There are 10 be fouK
suites on each floor. and they are to b.
Known as bungalow type apartments
An open fireplace IN The living room
% each suite is to be ono of the fea-
lures. CIaughton West is the archi-
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Southeast.

B street southeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets--wnIiam F. Renhart ct
ux. to Philip F. and Goodwin j. Osthaus,
lot ~. square 1887, $40
G street southeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Mary Y. Patterson TO
IT. nrN ". Dawson. lots % and 81 square
1854, $40.
d street southeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-lva A. Heany to Clar-
ence 3. Kcsscr. lots %. ~. 96. and lol,
square 1o1S. $40.
Twelfth street southeast. between NJ and ~
streets-H. Mercer Walker to James +.
Barbour. all interest in lot q. square 1000,
SO
y street southeast. between First and Sec
ond strcets-lva A. Heany to V. Winifred
Cunningham lots III. lis. ll9. square IA,
SO.
AS Thirteenth street southeast-Thomas G.
Luscombe to Walter W. Luscombe. lot so,
square 1915. $40.
Near-Urban.
Petworth-J. S. Gruver ct uX to Charles A.
and Leila J. Shreve, lot 80, square 1920. $40
Highview-HaTry Wardman ct al. TO Robert
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comfort a n d
benefit to any
womani in need
of such a rem
edy. Mothers
Friend is sold
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and Twenty-second streets-ClarenCe Z.
Brooks ct ux. TO Henry NJ. Conger, original
lot 2 square IS. so.
70S Tenth street northwest-W sshington Loan
and Trust Company, trustee, to James l..
Marshall. lot 80 square 3I5, $1,000. James
L. Marshall ct ux, conveys same property
to Washington Investment Company, $40.
1880 Riggs street northwest-Stephen II.
Hines ct uX. to Mary w. &. Baqard and
George Clymer, lot SO. square 239. so.
Oregon avenue northwest, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets-Ada W.
Craig ct vir, William A. TO Joseph b. Band,
lot 1873. square 1852, $40.
First and X streets northwest-Teresa Her
bert ct Tx. to JaCque Heidcnheimer, part
original lot ], square 9Jg, SO
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Eleventh street northwest between V and
w streets-Thomas w. Stubblefield ct ux.
TO Garfield a. Street, lot II, square Sos,
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Southwest.

Southwest.
Union street southwest. between NJ and y
strccts-Andrew J. Sanford ct uX TO Benja-
min II. Parker, part original lot 81, square
J0o, So
Delaware avenue southwest. between l. and
streets-James Jackson ct al. trustees,
to Franklin i. Nash. lots 20 and y. and
half interest in lot IS. square 594. $40.
NJ street southwest, between Four a half
and Sixth streets-C. Clinton James, trustee,
to Mary WinnGdcr. original lots and 8.
square $40. 81.
Third and l streets southwest-Mollie Levy
ct vir. b.. to Issdore Rosendorf. lot so,
square 542, $40.
All Second street southwest-Michael J. Col
bert, trustee. to William and Elizabeth
Wright, north half Of lot II. square ISL
1880.
d street southwest. between Seventh and
Eighth streets-Percival II. Marshall. trus-
tee. to barbara G. Trautman, lots II and
as square 49,. 2.06l
c street southwest, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Corinne T. Waring to
James r. Ketner, part original lot l, square
296, $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-16
Two New Stores
Are Started TODAY

The construction of two new stores in
the vicinity OF Thirteenth and + streets
northwest was started today. william
l.. Arscomb & Co. will build two
story store building at 1906 f street for
james NJ Johnston. The old building
Oh the site has been entirely removed
story strIcture al "a 'Thirteenth street
northW est Arthur w. lOynton is
building this for Frank Walter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-03-16
Rev. SWem'S Sermon.

"A Woman in Washington Who Broke
Her Mothers Heart" will be the sub
ject of the sermon of the Rev. E. Hez
Sven, pastor of the CAPITAL Baptist
Church. tomorrow night in the Typo
graphical Temple, 423 G street north
west
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18
SONS OF VETERANS ORGANIZE

Last Saturday Col. w. Wood, de-
partment commander Of the q. A. r..
Alfred Anderson assistant adjudent ger
eral, Mrs. Lille Nesbit, president of
the womens relief crops. and Ruel
Rounds arrived in the city. and on Sat
urday evening organized q camp Of the
Sons Of Veterans in this city. with
membership of about /, fifty. Judge
]. c. Fisher. of this city has devoted
a large amount of time to getting the
boys together, with the result as
stated in the foregoing. This is one
Of the orders that should receive at
all times the support of all people. The
soldier who fought for the preservation
Of the government under which we
live cannot receive too much consider
alton at the hands Of the peopie. who
are beneficiaries OF his work.