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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
A,asie l.. Giaord and Walter =. Gif-
ford. Dslendants.,

Aoti,e - hereby given that b. sir-
,ue OF an oAeel.ioa naa order OF sale
oul, Alsl out ~ the above nas1e.i
fll anu sRaAe Ga the .ylh day oi
.sess.assI. lgl-, 1poa a decree made
i.0d owtied Tor flcosa ia said cvust
ou t.e ..ul dIs q, N.,eAnef. iyi2.
in sascs ~ tne aDu,. uaDoa piaintin.
iali,et.Ds TOE ss.e OF tha ltenslscs
lleiein drscslDci 40 sausi, the som
lOi sVvo.ov and init. eai IA The sum
of sd6.6si $4,000 attorneys fees,
.Qsother VITA coats in the sum o.
sS6ss, wi,a inis,o4t on slld sum
.llelA ufe lSalt.On OF said oecr,o and
.a,uoias eo,ss.
NOM ,nsreio.e. Ia sl.s OF said ea
lctanou sni in compliance ~Ah same.
IL na,e daly levied on said premises,
ind wlll ON Friday. the ii,a day Of
'1onuaiy, 1918. AZ 40 o'clock a. N. OF
IA as. "a the court house door. Mt
,iamatn Fel,s. klamath Courts. Ore
ton. ssll ., rublle auction TO the
.Aign,st bieder Tor cash In aana. AL
he right. utle aud in,esest OF the
above na..eA do.endants IA and 1,
'ibe iolioM ,ag described reai estate,
.,ua,od Ia klamath County. Oregon.
towl,; Ailo OF lois 4. ,, .. ~ and 80,
81 block ~. ana lots ., !, 5. snd 10.
loi block 81. all ia Second Audition to
\ ltlsmeSh faiis. Oregon, according 20
ltao duly recorded pa, ,hegvof. lIea
the once OF toe eunnts slefA.
iNlama,a uoun1s. ogssoa. eeins pass
~ sne s1utnwest Qusgtor Of the
Noe,hesst quarter OF section 80,
10 nshl. 50. south hsng. ninc, eas.
la, Ds Nliigmeus Mes .dian. ia kianl-
la4l County. Oregon.
Z sIae proceeds OF sad sale VIII Dc
lFul.oa IA satisfaction oi said uAseu-
"a. ordtr and aeeroe. interest and
0sls ana all aeelums costs. and
icss plus, 4 ANY ,hef, De. TO be pald
lnato said court 10 be tsrtner ap-
lpliad as by Law directed.
Dated, hlamAth Falls, Oregon. this
eth das OF December. i9la.
w. u. BARNE3.
5herlf OF klamath County. Oregon
ny GEO. W. HAypoN. pel'uty.
5-ls s-ls-ss-s-9. b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

IN said suit. on the ssth dsy Of No
sembsr. 1912. IL favor gf the above
namod piKlntin. directing the "a ~
~ the premises herein Described to
satisfy tie sum OF 1880. 90, sne In
tsrsst In the sum or e1st.7S and
1880 attorneys fee. together witn
costa Ia the sum Of 1890. with IN
greet Oh said sun from the rend
lion Of said decree and accruIDg eozts
Now. therefore. ia view OF sald "a.
etulion and ia compliance with same
! nave duly levied Oh said PREMISE
"a VIII on Friday. the 1ith day OF
dansry. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. M. OF
I'D DAY. ~ tue court house door at
Flamstl rolls, Klamath County. ore
goa. veil at public aulllon 10 the
4lgLtsi blduer for caah 10 hand. all
100 risht. tile ana interest OF the
kboye named dofendsata ia and 10 the
ioiIowing described real estate sitn-
liod 40 klamath County. Oregon. To-
w. Beglnning ~ a point i.3z0 fees
tosi and tllfty feet south OF tue cor
atf OF scctlon !. z. "A and ~, Town
sblp a.. south OF Range 40. East OF
he Willamette Meridian; thence
soati 73I feet, 10 Loaf River. thence
W Lost Kl,sr iis feet, thence north
7es aud Z 10 feet, thence 1896 feet
20 place ~ beeinasng, containing
ihfee aero mooc " lees. and being a
Datt Of lot &. Section IL, Township
and range aforssald.
The proceeds OF said sale vill ~
spplicd ia fAtisiaetlon Of said ssecu-
Ion. order aud decree. Interest and
otts and al atclaing coats. and over
9ins. II ans tne.e bs. TO be pale ssto
aid court 70 De further spplie1 -
,y ia~ directed.
Dated. klamath fslis. Oregon. this
5th day Of December. 1913.
w. B. BARNES.
sheriff u klamath County. OseGoe.
BY GEO. HAyDoN. Deputy.
S-is-is-ss-x-s. ;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

eontly iiisd ei,l, ihe couh,, sl.tl
ato fu'nltbed hy The C,l, ana ,,os,ti
Abstract con pahy.
| A. A. DeiIman 10 Anna !. Stephens
warranty deod. lots ~ to ~ bloc.
~. Second addition.
klamath Water Users Association
TO Margaret " Weaver. release ol
contract sw. Of swn. sec. ~,
ti.s.
klamath Water Users A ~
release oi contract. SEA- tf A
Nee, is.ti.s
Oregon Valley Land company 10
Geo. Jansen. warranty deed. NJ OF
lrM Of NIn OF Bw Y. soc. b.gC-iI.
Albert Abraham TO Margaret Nc,
MILAN. deed. sio. lot Q. Noe. IL.
to.io.
John Knhn to Grace c. Drlscoll
onl, claim deed. go. EM OF NV Y
NEs Of swH. Sec. s.se.ii.
W. z, Bhivc TO Leon Murphy, war
rAn,y deed. 80. lot G. block q. Pair
Wow.
oregon Valley Land company TO
u. u. Toita. warranty decd. y2oC.
|Nh OF M Of sws Of SEA, Sec
is.sG-is.
Sheriff to J. u. and Amanda Low.
cry. deed. ssss.so. lot 6. block ~.
F'fst addition 10 iionansa.
Tie X. ID. Co. 10 y. q. Daily. war.
ran,y deed. sio. lot ~. block 81.
Hot Springs.
q. o. pab to MARY l.. Weller. war.
ran,y deed. 90. 10, II. block %.
iiot springs.
AEnes Mhrple to J.ssie R. slarpIe.
deed. sen OF NEG. NF1 or SEA.
Soc. .; sw. of sws. NV. OF
NV ". Soc. i.s7-io.
syndicate Realty company To W.
A, currle. warranty deed. 90. lots
I TO 10. block is. io,s 10 40. bloct
n, lots !. ?. y aud 10. block ,. Khan
a,h Heights.
l. W, iiushard 20 Fred and stoiia
Hang. deed, lots Z. and =. block ..
Midland.
Edwin cascbecr to Jas. Taylor.
deed. 90. SEW Of NEn
Bee. tt.Ss.lt.
J. W. bryant TO 7. II. Waters and
u. E, Crane. warranty deed. 90.
En Of sEs. sw Aof SEA-. lot 5.
Sec. 9 lot .. sse. s-tp.io.
Z N. u. Williams TO J. u. and wm
\. Nelson. warranty dsed. lots ~
~ and ~. block ts. whiielake.
VIM. y. worden to Chas. " iilll
sarraaiy deed. lot .. block 20. wor-
len.
The Klamath Development com
,any 20 ~. ]. Barnes. warranty deed
OF y. block 50. second Hot Springs
Paul nreitenstein TO Mrs. NJ. y.
'tcerns. warranty deed. ti3s. iot Ia.
lock Z. Lakeside.
Benz GrccF TO W. Y. Devereaux.
deed. SO. swK Of Sec
Is-sT-s.
firs, Trust a Savings to ThomAs
'cnnsr. deed. go. lot 4. block 20
first addition.
Korporaiion TO John l.
'ielcr. warranty deed. $40. lots |
nd ~. block 90s. Darrow.
John l.. Meier to Mary l.. Weller.
warranty deed. go. lots ~ and ~,
lock a06. Darrow.
". \. Malone 10 Luke y. walker.
sarrany decd. s7s. sen OF swh.
Icc. 3i-3S-i6.
Geo. Bichn to Anna Biehn. qui,
lain deed. tio. lots land 8. block
10. Original town.
N. J. Barnes 70 the klamath De
company, warranty aeed.
40. lot 4. block 5. shippinstcn.
Perry o. De Lap 10 Addie Walker.
decd. $500. lots 8. .. .. 10,
g. n. rs. 10. go. 81. %. ss and 81,
lock =. and lots 10 TO ~. block 10.
,.c.sa aadtstnn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Christmas Shoppers

The most beautiful aud Saost last
ing gift you can select is,to be found
In our complete stock 81 Solid Gold
aud Gold-Filled Jewelrs. Solid Silver
and Community Plated Tableware
Cut GLASS and Clocus.
We have gifts Suitable for evers
one. aud with pv)rs within reach OF
all. Lot US hdp you select you'
sifsss Fifteen tsars' experience Al
your ssfslce.
Your gn pebblems will be eas,
OF solution at Or store.
FRAK N. uPP
wa(chn,nkc,. J(Kelcr and Engravcr
=. y. Watch lnspector
winiess luiidins
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

~ ALE Who wants this o.
~ I,ss, chicken ranch In the
~. Two miles from Merrill. ss
~ = - irrigated. Enquire OF 4,
I ouIIns. Merrill. ORE. sS'isr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
LA.GELl VALLEY
FARMERSPlEASED
Gn'hr ,itiD cAusEs sETrLE,ss
10 ~ HArrY~-MOsT or THu
GRAiA IN ~ rHE mxs. READ,
ron SHIPMENT


P"'Ai W Iht Herald
LoREi,LA. bee. Q. The thrsah.
hs season viii close this week IL
arell Fsllcy A few settings have
aean dtlasod for some time. owing "a
500 stcfhy Weather, but the graln
Y las ali DO 10 the bins ysry short
n a etnsidotabiy larger yield pei
% tau usual las boen harvested
= tpspAjorD u The farmcrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
~ .r----'-,s-'sfs- y ---..--.-.-.-..-- zee
: ,sEAL EsrArk rnANssgms 5

The following psit} l,anaisf,
contracts, deeds, rucrtsagea. etc 10
ren'iy nied si,i' ,he couai, slsrl
afc Furnished hy The c,l end Conn
Abs,fac, con pany.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
'vs vs. '"' W ~
Property

''''~''' 'Ses~s VS. '"'' W ss*"'
Property
Ia the County Court Of the state of
Oregon. for klamath County.
IN the Matter OF the Estate Of Martha
Abbeloos. Deceased.
Notice u hereDy gwen tna;. ip pur-
saano Of an order VI the above gu
Tiled court. made ip the above en-.
tiled matter on The 7th day OF Ne
ember. 1919. the undersigned. a. I'D
fainistrstor. VIII sell the following oe
cribed property 10 Wit:
The NEM Of NEs. Sec. 10. Tp
30. \. n. ~. y. W. ~. In klamath
County, Oregon.
a private sale. TO the highest bidder.
er cash. on or after the 7tb day VI
gr-niber. 1919. at the Law ofiices ol
tone Z Barrett. In the American
lank 4 Trust Co. building In the city
90 klamath Fails. kisa a,h county.
oregon. subject only TO the condrIas-
ion Of said sale m BY Law provided.
Dated November Z. 1919.
d. .. ABBELOOs.
Administrator Of said Estate.
7-i%-3i-3s-sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

4 SSiDuA .lar dIsnsssds. lot three
,I,rhs freps Nsska and Main;
rrs1Ss on ALL. HsssA once
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
Section 10, snId point beIns A. rods

Section ~, said point being ~ rods
tO.ti ~ ~, fthcbtt fornsf of paii
+tlCon, ihenee south ~ rods 10 the
3oatbsast corner of the Northeast
quarter Of said section. thence wssl
100 rods 10 the southwest corpss Of
the Northeast quarter Of said section
thence north 73 rods. thence east 100
rods TO the place Of beginning con
iAing ,a.SV acres. less that portion
y said promises, via Beslnning af
he southeast eornsr OF The .oriheasi
inatier OF said section ~. Township
40, y. H. IL East of tho Willamette
Meridian. thence north chains
thenco west 6 chaiDv; thence south 9
chains thence east 3 chains, TO the
glace OF beginning. containing one
and one. bs.if acres. more or less.
The proceeds OF said bale will be
spplied In satisfaction Of said erecu
ION. order and decree. Interest and
oats. and all socruing coats, sad
.yerpius. II any there be. 10 be paid
onto said court 10 be further. applied
% b. law directed.
Dated. klamsth Falls. oregon. this
sth day ~ December. isI2
w. D. BARNEs.
shorif OF Klamath Count otason
~ GEO. w. HAYDoN, pepats
6-I3-lD 2s-2.5.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

E1sgD--l want 10 ssat = small
- = poultry raaeh Of ave OF ten
~ slvs sIi the particulars. what
4 M aad What you wan, for u.
~ A. barrett. sss sevsaih ave
y omvss Falls. nsassr county. va.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

suit 10 Equity 20 foioolosc Mortgage
In the Circuit Court Of tae state OF
oneSoo. tor klamath County.
=. q. stevenson. tiainsin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

- TO LOAN on city property,
ras>s and timbes. souasy VAR
s,sAsd. CT, sgf County Al.
q sssAa,'>/ ii-ss.'"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
GfAtRAi NOTICES

ADlIaE
pihes o. the counts Ttessaier klsn,,
atu falis. Ureg0n,
NoiIfe IA horeby given that ther,
~ funis 10 thp county treasury Tor
,.c receAptllp % all rosd warrants
o,erisG ,gior 10 ana inpladinE jane
~. itiG Interest VIII cease from
November -. 1919.
CLAUDE u. pACGETT.
County Treasurer.
itss-lpt rgs u
as-s a-,a. ............-.. ....
Nuuec
ou aud aftor tha date VIII not
Oe responsible Tor nny bills con
u0e,ed by T. Biehn.
GEORGE BIEHN.
d-dt Guardian OF ! Bichn.
NurHR
uHec q ne CoanQ Treasurer. KAN,
ath Fails. oregon
Notice d hereby gwen that there
Ee tunda 10 ths cobn,S treasury ~
lpe T0loagliJ. OF al ssaslai isgd
alfanO pfoisstod PRIOR to and 10
uains aAfeh :, 1870. Interest will
sse from aale
N0fsmber ~, 1914
CiAupE u. uAGGEIT.
colnty Treasurer.
2s-ior 2 30 20
NonGF
Notice is hereby gwen that there
80 funds 10 the eiv tTeassry for the
sdgmptioa of general fund warrants
oiesscd on end PRIOR 10 July 10.
1919. Interest eeasss from date
Aeroof
Daied " Klamath Fnlls. Ore. this
scih das ~ No, sa.ber. lpis.
Nv sIEMGSs clp Treasurer.
N'ucE
Noass % fytb5 6lssa that there
lt iuaut ip ne cay ~ sufs Tor the
iadempi Un Di street ipu' rau.
p,v,esisd ap 60 ana 10 ,iolinE nocela
tss "a. ieii loloses. ceases from
dlio hnoor
Dated q klamath fulla ore. this
.5ga d4j % Netenpec. iei4,
J ~ 81 4.se ,ltt rr.ssnrsr
~ q. W ufeWs. attention. rwn
n ~ ehaais 1ciui, Dec. 10. 1912 20
+. o p, Lap. seoy liy order q. Z.
ii11ls-fo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

y ,.sssr housyto trade Tor clear
y. hsisnsx ~ bs paid Ike rent.
~ "'4 "a,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05
'CIassified .
Colur mn


81 I.v furnlshed rooms at the orc
~ npsss. aisth and klamath
s rrNr :. rura!phsd lodging
~; 70 roems' good location.
|ilos nsssid 49, is's'm
A - s.ya1 sysll75r 's,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

6ALE About 40 tons ss whss,
~ ~ hay. eseslisss quality; 8
= issu Fails ~ good road. at
~ IN sset. See chiieots. as
MS cr phone eel. Att
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

y nrxf One ;.room pias,efed
|lua eth bath aud sewer con-
-. close In 10 Central school.
y iIlA snd High sss. s.sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-05

ou aud aftor tha date win no,
Oe responsible Tor nny bills con
ts0oted b L. Biehn.
GEORGE BIEHN.
i-dt Guardian OF ! Bichn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26

places were described recently In
The Times, and the police have cor
roborated the description in the re
port sent by Commissioner 'Cronl 70
the committee. In the case OF Nit
tenthal. Secretary Schrieter stated
that the approval was only "tenta'
tive" and that the committee may
alter its decision before reporting 10
the council. ~
These places are rendezvous OF
girls and women of the street VINO
use them as meeting places win men
William +. McMaster's, name ap'
pears on the window or the hoWlanu
saloon as proprietor, but the recorus
show that he gave up the saloon emu
of the business two years ago. Inc
liouor license is now issued IN tne
name OF John p. Fulljames, although
Il Is understood that McMasters Is
still proprietor of the cafe and mas an
interest In the saloon.
The committee also approved loi
more licenses, bringing the totai
number issued up 10 date TO l,iSl'
Scbreiter says that most or the IL
censes approved Wednesday nlghl
are those of saloon keepers who want
ed their licenses renewed for present
locations, against which no ooJections
had been made. All of the appllca-
tons In Prosecutor Shepherds hst
will be considered Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
HOME TELEPHONE co.
HACKERS HOLD MEETING
Gathering of st. Louis Capital
lists Has To Do With New
Financing Plans, It's Said

Representatives OF the st. Louis in
terests who are back OF the Home Tel
ephone Co., were In conference with
the officials of the company in De
.troit. Thursday morning, and 1t is an
nounced that a formal meeting OF the
stockholders will be held Friday.
II is understood that the object oil
the conference Is 10 consider plans
for further financing for the company
though 1t is possible that the rumored
plan for consolidation with the Mich
igan State Telephone Co. may also
come up for decision.
President Jackson refused to dis
icuss the meeting in the offices Thurs
day. He stated. however, that new
financing would be necessary to take
care OF the growth of the business
and it is believed that further fnan'
cial plans will be announced shortly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
EXPECTED ADJUSTMENT
OF ANTHRACITE DISPUTE
HELPS STOCK MARKET
Compromise and Considerable
Advance in Wages Under
stood to be Settled.
HOSTILITY is PASSING
Reassuring Fact is Absence of
Warfare That Formerly At
fected Capital and Labor
HOSTILITY is PASSING
Copyright, 1912, by New York Even

Copyright, 1912, by New York Even
ing Post Co.
NEW YORK. April 25.-The one
item of news which seemed to affect
the stock exchange today was the
announcement that the anthracite
coal trade dispute had been adjusted.
Specific terms OF the agreement,
which, though preliminary in form, Is
really final, We're not given out to-
day, but II was taken for granted that
they embody comprimse and con
siderable advance in wages. OF this
outcome 10 the controversy, as of the
recent turn OF events in the railway
dispute, IL must again be said that the
fundamentally reassuring fact is the
absence, in these American labor
troubles, OF that manifest spirit al
warfare against society which has
been so ominous a circumstance OF
the sort in England and on the con
tinent
Reading shares, in response to the
coal trade news. advanced IL points
TO the highest price OF the year tc
date, and the highest since March Of
1910. A similar advance occurred In
the stock OF other anthracite roads
such as Lehigh Valley and Delaware
& Hudson. Elsewhere, the move
ment of prices was more deliberate
and the changes mostly fractional
outside of a few minor specialties
which seemed to be bid up for eff
feet; and there were some reaction:
at the close. Taken as whole, thu
markets recovery bore evidence o
professional operations and was no
very spontaneous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
"MILT' OAKMAN THRIFTY
DRAWS TWO SALARIES
County Auditor Picks Up Easy
Money as Guard For
Federal Prisoners

Two dollars a day as uhiteu
States government guard is not a
munificent wage for a man drawing
$4,000 per year from the county put
II is the amount that County Auditor
j. Milton Oakman will be entitled 10
receive when he returns from LeaVen'
worth, Kas., probably Saturday. he
left Wednesday in the capacity or a
guard for a quartet of federal pris'
oners taken TO the western prison by
United States Marshall Milo ID. Camp
bell. The federal government, how
ever, makes liberal allowance Tor
expenses and, altogether, the oppor'
tunity offered an inexpensive little
vacation that could not be overlooked
especially as there is no interruption
OF the salary paid for close attention
to the business of the county.
Who might have gotten the ~ per
day job II the county auditor had
not taken II, is difficult to conjecture
But It appears fair TO suppose that
Uncle Sam would under no circum'
stances have been left without a suit
able candidate TO receive the money
and the opportunity to travel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
BROTHERHOOD OF INDIANS
ELECTS REDWOMAN CHIEF

ToPPENISH, Wach., April 90
Mrs. Stwire George Waters, wife OF
the head chief of the Yakima reser-
walton, has been designated as chief,
says a letter received by Head Chief
Waters from Representative w. b.
Mckinley, director Ct President Tafts
campaign.
Others honored by such selection
are Owhi, Saluskin, Nealy N. Olney,
III. J. Waters and Alex Teio.
The letter was read at the recent
meeting OF the Indians at White
Swan, where the Brotherhood of
North American Indians organized its
local branch.
Mrs. Waters is the first Indian wo-
man to be honored by selection TO any
Office on the reservation, but she was
member OF the party that visited
Washington, ID. C., attended the
Brotherhood convention aud met
President Taft
While there she gave a talk on In
dian rights.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
BESSIE NATHAN'S STORY
DAMAGING TO ROSENBERG

Ex-Mayor Breitmeyer is juror
in the case OF Isadore Rosenberg, on
trial before Judge Angel in the Unit
ed States district court. accused OF
violating the white slave law.
Pretty Bessie Nathan told on the
witness stand, Thursday morning.
how Rosenberg wrote to her through
friend, asking her TO come to De-
troit from Providence, r. l.. so they
could be married. She told OF their
living together, and how Rosenberg
insisted on her earning money by sell
ing her honor. so that she might keep
him supplied.
Rosenberg was in court with his
father, while several women friends
accompanied the girl. A faded docu-
ment was produced, which was re-
ferred TO as an engagement certih'
cate, and which Rosenberg and the
girl are alleged TO have signed when
Rosenberg was counting her in Proyi-
dence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
GEORGE LORD WILL NOT
ATTACK ASSESSMENTS

George Lord hasteend. Thursday. to
allay the fears expressed by City AS
SCISSOR Nagel that he intended appear
ing before the board OF review. Sat
urday, along with others in an effort
TO have a general reduction made in
the assessed valuation OF the down
town business property. Mr.. Lord
said that II he appeared II would be
at the request OF the board and not In
the interest OF any property owner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26
LIQUOR LICENSES
] GRANTED TO DIVES
| IN SECRET meeting
Committee Votes To Perpetuate
| Places Where Girls and Scar
| let Women Gather
n. BARNABAS CHURCH
LOSES SALOON FIGHT
Viii Continue To Suffer Annoy
ance From McCurdy's
Place

The council committee on lquol
Bgulation held a secret meeting
Wednesday night. when newspaper
men were not present and granted q
Number OF saloon iicenses against
which objections had been made.
Foremost In the list was the license
granted to George w. McCurdy 70
continue his saloon in No 9Ol Four
feenth-aye., against which the author.
titles of st. Barnabas church protested.
st. Barnabas church is at The corner
OF Fourteenth and Breckenrldge-sts.
adjoining the church, on the north
side is a barber shop and next to the
barber shop Is McCurdy's saloon and
he West Side bowling alleys. The
rector of the church sent a petition
ID the council asking that the license
u denied on the ground that the sa-
lton Is a nuisance and too close to
the church. The noise from the bowl
lag alley interrupted the services, he
asserted. while the teamsters let their
teams stand before the church prop
efty while refreshing themselves in
WcCurdy's saloon.
IA similar petition was sent to the
council last year so that McCurdy
Would have ample time to remove
ffom the place. The committee re-
fused to heed the request this year,
however, on the ground that no com
paint had been made against Nc
Cnrdy In the courts and that his sa-
loon was established before the
church came.
A meeting was held Tuesday night
by the Church club of the diocese OF
Michigan In Christ church parish
house and a petition was sent to the
aldermen asking them to vote against
the renewal of the license. One OF
the aldermen stated, Thursday, that
he had haH dozen letters from
church people protesting against the
renewal OF the liquor license. The
committees action is not final and
the question may be brought up in
the council.
The committee also approved IL
censes for Isaac Mittenthal's cafe on
Randolph-st.. Estimator Eddie Bar
nets Dresden cafe on Monroe-ave.,
the Rowland saloon and cafe on Girls
wold-st, and the Saratoga saloon and
cafe on Griswold-st. All of these
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RAILROAD WRECK VICTIM DEAD

IONA. Mich, April 25---John Wal.
ton one OF the victims OF the Salem
wreck four years age when more than
2b persons were killed, died at his
home here. His death was the result
OF Injuries sustained at that time. He
lost a son In the wreck.
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A progressive Republican rally, al
Hudson. Mich, is TO be addressed by
Truman II. Newberry. Gov. Osborn
and former Mayor Joslin OF Adrian
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26

A British company In the ValplnR
district OF China has planted n million
trees In beginning the work OF amor
estatlon.
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Mccarthy aack For Sentence.

John Mccarthy, who broke his pa
role. on which Judge Connolly released
him, at the request OF minister. was
brought back from indianapolis by
Detective James Dowd Wednesday
night and will be sentenced Friday on
the burglary charge, OF which he was
convicted. Mccarthy served so days in
Indianapolis for burglary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-26

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st
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1--WE slugged them over the ropes.
said the colonel after that little anti
Lorimer celebration over in Illinois
I'VE have hit them middling hard
was his comment on the returns from
Pennsylvania. Such was the change
from unrestrained enthusiasm to
nerhaps. grim humor. - Saginaw
Courier-Herald.