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let the matter drop, but the professor
knew how priceless was the find, and
the thought that he had betrayed the
confidence of a guest was an addition
al source of pain to the sensitive old
man.
At last his condition became so grave
that Len was alarmed. The professor
would net consent TO see a physician
He knew well enough that no medical
man could bring him relief, and az \
last Lena wrote Paul asking
him to COME and see them. Already
Paul had gained a reputation as a spe-
cialist. and since her father would not
go to see a physician the only thing to
be done was to bring the specialist to
him.
She said nothing Of Paul's visit to
her father, and she arranged with
Paul to pretend that he had dropped
of over ono train to pay q short visit.
They met only at the table, and Paul's
first glance told him that his host was
laboring under some great mental
strain and that nothing could be done
until that strain was relieved. With
the idea of diverting the professors
attention from his cares he brought
out a scarab.
At the sight of It the professor half
rose from the table and uttered q
hoarsc cry Of surprise. The scarab was
the exact duplicate Of the one in the
secret compartment Of the safe, and,
not profting by experience, Paul was
carrying this in his waistcoat pocket,
as he had the other.
There were twoT" asked the pro-
lessor.
.Dozens," declared Paul. II owe
you an apology, professor. ] had in
tended to explain it before. but the
loss of the other put it out Of my mind.
This Is not a real scarab"
at Is a copy Of the other"
mo. None Of them are genuine.
They are luck charms. You remem-
Der bud ellis of 'O2? Well. he 10
selling these as mascots. You must
remember the ouija fad. This is q
copy OF that. You may have this one.
1t never brought me any luck"
He tossed the stone across the table,
and with trembling hands the pro-
fessor examined the gift. He would
have sworn to Its genuineness, but in
the face of Paul's statement this
could not be so. He experienced an
odd sense of relief. He was no less q
thief, though there was not hanging
over him the dread fear that he would
not be able to make restitution. He
passed the stone back to Paul.
Il meant to tell you that I found
the other" he said slowly. 81 was
wondering how to get it to you"
Keep them both. Them cried Paul.
They bring me no luck"
But ii does" said the professor
earnestly. lit brings you the oma
you wish to marry. 1t is better that
my collection should pass to the mu-
scum. I would not have my daugh-
ter's husband share my craze. Not
until lately have I come to that con-
clusion. and II was this scarab that
brought the belief about. After that
can you say that 1t brings no luck?"
Luck" cried Paul. I'm eoing TO
write bud TO put the price up to a
million dollars-if he a guarantee
like results In every case"
He leaned over 10 kiss Lena. and the
professor stole away from the table.
free from care at last. Paul's scarab
had worked q double cure
~
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d

Why is a miser like II with Il short
memory? He is always forgetting.
Why is a madman like two men!
Because he is always beside himself.
What Is that which a cat has. but
no other animal? kittens.
II you saw a dude riding on a lon
key what fruit would 1t remind you
Of? A pear
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Not by any chance would 1t be pos
sible no. to find" the missing treas
ure. and the impulse for a moment
had made him a thief.
The thought gave him an odd sense
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TRUE VALUES.

Howe'er 1t be, 1t seems to me.
It's only noble to be good
Kind hearts are more than coronets
And simple faith than Norman
blood.
Alfred Tennyson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

Rev u c. sisetysI. Iafior Egsrl
uaru.l,sr o. gLc churCh ahd ct'r-r~za
fisa Is aslea 20 make . sprciai -Sart
20 b. weren't tosuorTou ard al-n - Al
tend 10. uuiun In--fiHzs IN ,as as =
rag eharrhrs n-xI ss~k. Tn earreh
throughout rhis "a IN g 'ry ars-Hz .
hir anI nacA ne-ied task o. ui1kinE
osr -.uuhip. Co.rs coaasTy Evez
.trn- I.airi0' NHs ilv,s .Ais IaHi os-ai
70 help. Thr pas'-F aii Irs.frh ~
rrub-fste s-rHi0lss Al ~ uoruias a'sF
ssee a. ie.ti AMI svrnta= srv Hee g
: - o'elo,k. TAr Sshhs,s echCui -
or ~ ahls diracitla - l'FDi- , Nj
seF nlTDcu um Deet - - >. =.
chFiiii.u Eaalnuur ~ go y -
i-saS. 81. q. 3. Hangeitall. t-re
-IUuunu1 On Dn1n- 4 tlyiy
i1Illr ~
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coOiPLETE RETUaRiG

WHEELING. ~ va Nov as IN
eH,s u eoia.ss.te totals ior West Viz
giaia riyss l5T Fr,~..iont; Wilson
IL Isl. Easlsrsit- 1e.5as; Tan. ~
81 same In IssS Earc nyan ll1.us.
TAR. Iss.Sss Wilson's piuralisy H.
ass. For governor Thompson. fls.-
.sse HatGsId. f=l.-s. ssne iH isssa
say. Bruuc,t 1850 fslasscoek. I1s.-
~. IiaiRe,a-s ylafslifr sesI. Ths So
const vote Tor pr,,=is,eni q mated
81 - soc c0nsr-rsd wsh ISIS "a i'-'s
ara the PruHiblsian vu.e 80 iisf'a
compared Sith sl=s n lsp~ Slight
ebaaEss ufii - made W tho canvass
% Ihe vote 20 b. announced usNi
week
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Estiy meubsr ana iriend Of the
Church Is ASKED 70 SireRid s,-rysesu 20
morrou D. % = d.. Sunday aehnos.
60 Jones. sIIrriH''. R,sienf la.is
NJ. preaching. Am NJ Bruiher'e
kerPr $50 !, ~. EPS 1Fih Iy'asue
$ y Izn~s. pr~sids : - y n
pF-aehins. DO ! cey"t W Couniry
Tor Ch-ist-- 55a NJ EV~ry IA
next Uc-k teyrspt SaTnrda, Inion
'rssiinEs all b" hris - aussunrei
from 5he Puipi's and "a the fsts-rs 4
dinera sE-eaksF o,ch NJ H Com'
snd siEfy the raiuis ara rs-.i~nfs g
oar land
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v. J EDDY. pastor. fouDrrou b.
Eins q Ueak q uery ETeaiimpsrtarce
70 the Christians o. Am-rica. WAY
~ all the mrmb@-s Of the chureh
eou8s Out 10 the SSH lces o. the dAy
ard the week. > -. Sunday school.
49,. manning s-r~ire. subject. our
COaufTys Deb, 10 CHr.si 100 sun
day srhOol. VlrEtasa avenue; -. l.
y p L.. sahier1, Mistakes Ofren
1lH5s.- Va by MIS- Hattie MorrOs
Eueuing Gabject. "A Unit in Making
err COuniFy Gods Country A cor.
dial ueIcolae uiH - eEfend~d 10 al
uho cooe
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&. X. I'rObsl. . 10 pisior. Sunday
s-ho.si a. 50 Morning servses- ~
To- a. CHRISTIAN Ehhesvor uIer;inE
- - siih " u Lcamln - issader
81 ~ o.oIssi ne joint Howe Ms
sion servic- eEtHiel FINDER tets Ran-
mr.. all ~ rendered BY N" schoos
I'd CONGREGATIONS aIi ian afiruj
amer h. Tequesred During EoNt seck
nor lnprrEation w,I' taxi part IN -"
s..fvires II Home Mission s~ek ami
fI@ injecting on Tus-sday nisht al! -
10 oar church. uish Dr Charl's : NJ
FsTi4ad. Of New York, "Hsrutive ~
raFsrv 81 Fe.3.ral Council o. Church.
- - ,ar chier z.-'aksr \ cordial
= .,lr.ltnr 10 al -er-il -.
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ONLf hFEN lAls
NOREIO GEF I
Tar cuRaF 1lnER nFErR 10 X
e wITH1aaWN - SOON -
ospPLv . gNaallpTED

$780, a. ft u7suri ~
~ erm-h U 4. alD ~ -
nrl q uaougtllf - auua q Feal1
~ I-mn1d az laLre uouiS ~ -
asallar eaaIto nlIer t1ln npet ahqy
- uuu1n1 . coDg - o1ro asa raglas
~ e-lse q - Uua FiFEiulan NJ
tsa1 trr8ars1 vim enaunn ellpgea
-h1 - aiueE q uI6trB = lssi hsslns
EuIraeL ~ disi5lbIirlo val es1rs
b $3.50 - ~ Ulapat suUply b -
hsu-sai. M d aay rate ~ err 81.
~ uSIndfnun usst Raturaay 10 lDs
rost1rr - taxing zatnnfsGs q r.
49, q tse nius rnnrd Riblq ssh
pl-turvs runuina rhu,uaEnoui ihr i.-nt
nulter ana printed 10 VITA NJ 'yP'
v,--u ahey llBmiaafa nUa ulaEr pl-in
he vars-s uhlch fbry nrranpan5
Ne 0ri4saais Of lhCBr nluStfati -
usTe ezre6tod ~ a-Eiats a. FrHsUn
ADD ev-rv picture sells = atoEy o -
sun. Thsr- arr ai~s uoDe 81 ihr 81
IN examples u th'- faHoar TissOi 30
turrr ~uzrased n i.ssaniifui coon anl
.uuars-t - their prUlar pla'-ss
thruauhoui ~ volutne-
These Bihirs CONF fu sua siyirH o.
blhaiSr STA ho,h cashniic and rFn'
teahEt s-lii iaaa Ta- diorsssn stat
utru urs- ever CsfhOiir Easily &
have copy q ~. Haif sefipiars .
sourFiy approved ana aiih 'uisi's'
eotrs. This cIHlon enshl'-s al Cafh
ciies 70 euu,piy wi'4 thar urErut r~e
au,7,,.s,.iatlon. This CBfbcas Iilie
mAnrna by cnris-sl GibbSns ana
Gn.hAiahop ,uos cs-,lIuaIl Fsriey. ~
u,li - inc vnFiaus ArrhnishOps Of the
country Th~ ilinstratiaus conslrs ~
ths Fuii PAGE rhETsVilEA aPpToved b.
ne chures N'hoat The Tiasot and ''-Ni
pleiurs~
A. rhs inns y s!iaf. rsa'ts,ss ate -
..s.a IL s.gvs-u, ,hsfg eeFsifi,aies -
Inc .arii.ss pnsaib'a usouiss'- ~ iht
trsnrb sGe.S un - h1sy ahiii ih'
rloss - this ena' aiafrioai ioE- Oar
me e@F1iReafe rrqa.,si ms clp q
from anaher pare - ;hia i-ss-
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sIRDH RAHDon
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$500 ~,,.r, IN
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:, - - -. hny. ia.r a. rIru.l
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s....-,, !, ~. n-v Ur-sia.nl
!, ~. o,npr. Here = IS
- .,.,.. E.I1-.r, Hubbard
-. !, ~. rr..-uv,.. Jobs .,
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FouR kitlEO
FIFTEEN ARG rftEURES WHEN
ITALIAN ORoPs BOX OF DVNA-
MITE
tHr r~rrE r-rrssi

WEsTCHESTER "a Nos IL
nzrasy Gallagher al wilkrs Barre.
a. and three Others. names unknown.
EeFe killed here to-day uhii.. f.nsun
r.re badly iniur'-d aheu an Ifaliaa m
l,srsr drupped . haH Of syuAauiie ~
the Genera Cnashsd Sioas Company .
7,zarry .. Cten Miis today.
Tue sounded u-rn rashed 20 the
hospital
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Firs, m.,aoasus ED 'sop'I eh.res-

Harry c. IEouara. pastor sanaay
school =, sac. Charles ". Evans. 81
perlntendent W. soPr 10 s"c every
t.zcheT and =. hoias prsfrHi N~~
ones rM rRa a selrome Noruiar
sOrrhip si u - s.ru45n BY u. IAan
" Nichols. o. Iasi -ruyills, III. Even
!n= uorsaip al - srrmou hz II
XlehOls. ~ N8caSis IS one o. fas
sfrUag rfezShers Of Nr'hodisra and
oar rnembsfs aal Trends are s5rdialiy
invited 20 bar hifa - both sarFic"s
tcgn0r-ua Epuorta iys-aEun dsr2t.on
Al services ., 6 81 Leader Pre-. -
ueph gnsier Topic. tT'srsOnal Ersa
EeIisrab Convincing BY C0HVerua-
ttou The IeAEa- sersirc IS isi-ieed
Inspiring ans eiryatiIE. L. = ss'len-
aIs % see tae lars namter q y0an4
people Il arpr-cia.ed by The pastor
and sG,-ru in sal-se The ensine,
extends h-arty UslrODr a. al
guaag pscpl- ~ rar church n i9in
iaiz n,hulL4sftr e5ziBzay TO- 10 a.
mint q ths- f-.E.ssssa q Christ-
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Rev. 4 Boatl0Is. rector Mass -
aud ~ o'c'ock even sg-sGag .-crnras.
Es~uluE degDg ioas ~ go o'cinsk
Aaass esery uuornias daring thr '.eeA
- - a'sleck
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Neither Team
Able to Score

The Hut taH ssme Al thr ssh
siAr Pa5t ,-rlaVs ah'runoa -
tre-n h. h-sal tri-ciir oali-Etun, up1
an CiaEtshasE Nrs.itarilA re-aiiel
II > u1ihius.luasuE n,up. ulth tne
go G1ly = 1s q agll-l,H
o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

aaiur1ay es"Rius. opau ar ns~iinz
- cour; house. =. c'rIc - Indoor -.ee
iag Al 5 O'Clock IN tl- " G 2 A..
baIliiag Sara5y inuruinE A. o1aniy
an .; IL - sandy s-h1ol a. ~
q ". e. T. T. hrldinE orsn-siT
lnslinE sunday esenins a. o'-ioeA.
A TIE hall a. s o'cI9.k. Al CONS.
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chrA chUger ,Eri,'ops's

~, 4 ~ Bsasin rc;or- 20
Esiy. Cam1rnninn So siunday
schnssi. Ia.Ss. Hp-umE Prayer and
ss-rmoa. Isa. v.-ss.pr s'rier ani s-.r
ntan
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n-orninE At Middleton At ten o'rioeh
'EEd ~ NinsBzsh ~ 7:u o'ct.rrs
Come and Hsrship STA as
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SUITS

POE BOYz OF ALL SIZES,
STURDY BUILT SUITS
THAT WILL STAND
"ROUGH And READY
WRAR," $50 10 Ss.O
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oVRRCoATs

YoR SMALL BOYs. HAND
SOME COATS WELL
MADE IN CORRECT
STYLES. $40 TO 500.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE OF
INTENTION 10 REDl0N

In the County Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of 8. W.
Kilgors. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given b. the un-
dersigned. who 10 now acting - ad-
ministator Of the estate Of Q. W. XII.
gore. deceased. that hs viii. on Sat.
urday. the 18th day Of Nay. 1919. at
10 o'clock Q. m. In the court room OF
said court. In klamath Pals. Oregon.
tender his resiguatioa - such aa-
ministrator 70 the honorable Judge Of
the shove court: and all per-
sons interested In said estate are
hereby notified to appear at said time
and place and make their objsctions.
II any they have. In writing. 70 the
acceptance Of said RESIGNATION.
Dated this 18th day Of April. 1919.
II. II. KIL00RE.
Administrator Of Estate Of Q. W. XII.
gore. Deceased. ie-9s.S.lo.i7h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04

Notice of sheri6's sais os Real Prep.
erty
Martin Brothers. Plaintiff.
J. d. Carroll and r. 8. Smith. Defend
ants.
Under and by virtue Of an execu.
tIon and order Of sale. In foreclosure.
Issued out OF tho once Of the clerk OF
the circuit court OF the State Of Ore
gon. for the County Of klamath. on
he ath day Of April. 1919. In the
above entitled suit. wherein Aartia
Brothers Ia corporation). the above
uamsd plaintiff. obtained judgment
and decree against J. ID. Carroll and
Richard Shore Smith. the above
named defendants. on the eth day
OF April. 1919. which said judgment
was on the eth day OF April. 1913.
recorded In Judgment Lien Docket
Vol. 8. at page 60. In the Once OF the
clerk Of said court. I am commanded
to sell all that certain piece ana par
col OF land situate In the County OF
klamath. State Of Oregon. bounded
and particularly described ~ follows;
The southwest quarter OF the south
east quarter Of section Ave (b); the
west half OF tho Northeast quarter
and the Northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section eight
(S, all In township forty-ons (tp.
south Of range six (e. east OF tho
Willamette Meridian. according 70
the duly recorded plat thereof on n'e
In tho Office Of the county CLERK OF
klamath county. State OF Oregon.
Notice 10 hereby given that on sat
urday, the s6th day Of May. 1913. o.
q O'Clock p. m. Of said day. at the
front door Of the county court house.
In the city Of klamath Falls. County
Of klamath, State Of Oregon. ! wiii' ~
obedience to said order OF sale ana
execution In foreclosure. sell the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04

TO buy notes anu mortgages.
10 buy county sArrants.
TO sell or trade you = good house.
barn aud . nice lots In this city.
10 sell or trade you 80 acres az
miles tro m,his city at Si5 per acre.
To sell yon so aerss Of nnc land un-
dor ditch. Improved. eSS psr acre,
TO build you homo to suit you Oh
easy payments.
To locate you on n good homestead.
J. w. Ross f Co.
i'ostoellCc oDutldlng
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04
SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Notice 10 hereby given that on Sa.-
urdsy. the 9Th day Of May. 1913. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock Q. m. Of s,id
day. at the bottling works Of A. Cos.
tel 4 Company. corner Of sprins and
Hood streets. In the City Of klamath
Falls. County Of klamath. state Of
Oregon. ! will cell at public auction.
TO the highest bidder. for cash. In
order TO satisfy the sum Of )ii.
921.so and interest thereon at the
rate Of per cent per snnum from
the goth day Of January. 1913. ssid
sum being due on . certain promis.
sorry note and chattsl mortgage %.
curing the same. the following d.
scribed personal property. 70 Wit:
About four hundred casks Of empty
beer bottles:
About three hundred bssr cases;
One lot Of crown eorks and labels;
One lot Of soda and soda Asvors
and materials;
O"u wv VI O0pSy CooeoS
One Barry wshmiilsr soaksr; one
henss 4 Keller twelve spout Aiisr;
one lot Of soda machinery. including
one baltimore Crown corksr and one
csrbonatsf complete:
One lot Of trucks for bottle beer
and one lot Of rolling trucks;
One lot Of small machinery. tools
lnd appliances used In bcttlins
works: one Get double harness: one
once safe. number 2. 373Sl. made
by Cary Safe company: one once
dcsk. made BY b. q q. Furniture Co.:
me once chair: one black horse
named Coon" branded "A Circle"
y ~eishs about 1850 pounds: one biaek
iorss named mig" branded "AS."
weighs about 1850 pounds.
That said sale will b had and
made In accordance with the terms.
and stipuiations Of . esf-
tain chattsI mortgage. given 70 the
Fan Francisco Brswsriss. limited. bv
Paul Muslsr. on the 3oth day Of Jan.
uary. 1919. and which ehattsl mort.
gags was duly Alsd Of record % the
ni,cs Of the county clerk Of klamath
tounty. State Of Oregon. on the 3Sth
day Of February. 1913. and sseoedsA
In Book :. on page so. Rseord Of
chattsl Mortgages Of sail eosaty.
". D. BARNES.
Sheriff Of klamath CouHey. STATE Of
Oregon.
holland 4 CRANE. Attosnsys for
the San Franeiseo DreveFiee.
Limited. S.l4.lo.9o.S b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS

II 'NNbWVNH
" IN" circuit Court Of the State of
Oregon, Tor klamath County.
Myrn V. Slough. plnlntin,
marie u, clifford ana Albert J. Hook.
INK. Defendants.
To Marie l.. clifford and Albert l.
Hooking. Defendants Above
Named:
IN the name Of the state Of Oregon I:
You, and each OF you. are hereby re-
CURED to appear and answer the com.
paint hlcd against you IN the above
entitled suit. on or before the 18th
day OF June. 1912. that being the last
day Of publication OF this summons.
and tho last day within which you are
required 10 answer. ns fixed by the
order OF publication OF this summons.
u you fail to appear and answer,
the plnln,in viii apply TO tho court
for the relief demanded In said CON-
plant. sAn
Said suit IL brought 10 forcciose a
mor,r,vc data, n...,,,.. .. ,oos
and o,cc,,., no ,,,, ., 40. 49,
p,nIp,,u ,,,, m. ,,,,..,.. a...,,."s
real property. to.wit:
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above described property. or 20 much
thereof % may bs necessary 10 satisfy
plaintiffs judgment. with interest
thereon and costs. 10 the highest bid.
der for cash.
". 3. BARNES,
sheriff Of klamath County.
holland L CRANE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
l-l1-lO-3S.S.S.1O-SOk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04
LIST OF INHERITED INDIAN
LANDS FOR SALE

Department Of the Interior. United
States lndiaa Service
The following tracts VI lndian lands
with the name Of the owner. dsscrip-
tion. and appraisal price. situated on
the klamath Indian Reservation. Ore
son. are offered for sale. under the
act Of congress. approved March 1.
1907. The lands were listed 0eptsn,.
bcr 3. 1911. and bids for their pur.
chase will b opened April -. 1918.
The terms Of the sale are cash.
Trel 0eo1Sisks. oDk -. 1884,
.: $3.50.
John Nelson. swk SEX. SEX
SWk Bee. II. ans Nwk NJ y. NE
y NWx. Bee. 1851: eSSo.
Ruth John. NV \ Mex. ny NV
y. Dec. ~: Swk 0Wk. -. -.
SIS: o73o.
Joseph Parasoeo ct si. wv ~
Bee. 1900: $1,000.
Emma Cookman st ai. IN 0Wk.
Sh NEk. 0se. li.3i.S: $1,000.
Emma ccokmsn ct al. sc \ Bee. 3.
SIS: $500.
Emma Cookmsn st q. NwK Sec.
ii.sl.s: eSo".
The following parcels we're listed
August -. 1911. and bids will bs
opened April -. 1913:
Emma Goodman ct al. sh Mex
Bee. le-Si.s. aad 0x SEX 0se. ..
SIS: esse.
Dora Pedro st al. ny swK Sec.
1857: $3.50.
Many Ann Moore. ny SEX. ~
NEk Sec. 3l.3l-s; $3.50.
Sealed bids. accompanied BY q esrti-
acd check. payable to Edson Watson.
klamath Indian
school. and covering 10 per cent Of
the price offered. may b submitted q
tho klamath Agency. during . period
Of sixty days prior 70 : o'clock p. y.
% the days Indicated above for each
tract. at which time the bids will b
opeaed at the once OF the agency. In
rass Of deferred payment sales. 10
pr cent Of the purchase price will
accompany bid and Is per cent addi-
tor balaaee. q legal ratio OF interest.
taken. Patent IL Tee when notes and
lntsreN sfs paid II full. All that
shouid appear on the envelope con-
tanning the bid should be bid for In
herited Indian Land" and the date Of
opening bid.
Any further Information may ~
had BY applying 20 Edson Watson.
klamath Agency. Ore.
goa. EDISON WAT00N.
oupsrintendent klamath Agency
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04

Pursuant 10 an erlss slitAs Gen.
moa Council. sealed bile will - ~
csivsd b. the uaderasAs1. Police
Judge ee the city Of klamath valls.
Oregon. at bic once h Ne sity han.
uatil Msaday. May eth. q Tie heuS ef
. s'elssk ,. -. q vAisA tins ~
place ali> Veeposale rseetve1 viii -
opened aAd sQasilefe1 ~ tAs pr.
chase q tAs sd>Qvtas eeuipasee ~
the Ore depassoeo ~ - osoee
Are sults. iAelu6l1l eAieee eoeeoel
esat; ~ dss. arsShs>ss insas1ano
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04

II you have any rs1air work 70 y
done phone 'fSS1. l36
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04
GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE

There are funds In the g1ty trsss.
ury for the redemption Of ne follow.
ing bonds: Nos. I. .. .. Z. 8. Z. Z. ..
., 10. II. ~. ~. Ssrise 4. Nos. io7.
ios. 100. iio. III. ~. liS. liz.
selres b. Nos. sos. 3oS. 3oS. SOC aad
s07. Series g. Interest eeasss IRON
May I. 1919.
Dated at klamath Fails. Oregon.
this sSth day Of ApriA 1913.
NV. 0lEMENe. CITY Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04
NOTICE

All tickets out on the Obarks Pio-
turs Show viii b rsela)(hsd n cash
or merchandise; NO u6rs tickets is-
81, suNssf GROCERY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-04

GERTRUDE = co.
Millinery
Tanstta ribbon. all colors. six inches
wide. Extra heavy body. SIC per yd,
GERTRUDE = 90.
Cor. Fourth and Pine Streets.