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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Kim, nnnrhters ln NIcci.
REX BEACH MAY LOSE AN EYE.
Exposure In Alaska Brought an Attack
Of Optical rheumatism.

New York Feb. lf.-Rex Beach,
the novelist Is threatened with me
loss OF his left eye and Is living in a
Ozark room IN his home. While bis
physician says that Beaeh's condition
Is serious. he Is hopeful that WITHIN
q few weeks the writer will be ont,
his sight fully restored.
This Is the second time Beach has
suffered from what physicians call
optical rheumatlsm the result OF exc
posture In Alaska and elsewhere. -Four
years ago Beach and Fred Stone, he
comedian. went on an extended hunt
ing trip IN Alaska When Reach got
hack 20 Seattle he was stricken bind
In both eyes RE was treated az the
Seattle hospital for six weeks and his
vision came back
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
vAPOR TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH. COLDS, COUGHS.
SORE THROAT AND BRONCHITIS.

Every body known that breath 'us
HYOMEf a few times a day through
tho little hard rubber pocket Inhaler
will in "a short time drive out cattrrh,
Many people regularly use the va
por treatment al night ip conjunction
with the inhaler claiming mat 1t
hastsus results.
This is the yap3r treatment: into q
bowl throo-quartcrs fun OF boiling
water pour a R,lnt tsaspO0nful o.
HYOMEI cover head and bowl with
towel and breathe for five minuieg
tho soothing. healing, auasoptic HT-
OMEt vapor. Try % when using ny
OMEI for amy nose or throat ailmcnt.
HYOMEI O. guaranteed by j, H..
O'Biolly Co. 90 pat an end 60 cntarrh.
or money back. a bottle of HYONEi
costs so cents; a complete outfit
which includes inhaler. s1.00.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
PECULIAR BRIEF
SHOCKS LAWYERS
Filed i Supreme Court, It In
dulges in Brevity, With
and Alleged Repartee; Is a
Real Classic.

Los Angeles. Calf. Feb IA
brief which has been filed In the ga.
premo court by Attorney r.. NJ. barnes,
en- account Of It's peculiar phrasoolcuy.
and "hrioiness.' which consumes
total Of only seven pages. has attracted
considerable attention from local pt
torneys and attaches OF the supreme
court who are anXiously awaiting the
outcome of the case as "a result on
The reading of the brief by the SUI
prcme court Judges.
The case arises ou OF alleged ~
'e8al conversion OF $500 worth OF
personal property The superior
court gave Judgment for the defend
ant and the plaintiff appealed Part
OF the wording Of the brief IS az tot
lows:
"Apelllast Is unable TO print an ex-
tended brief, and so would most any
one whose property had been taECn
ey some one te pay some one else's
debt; he Is broke. appellants counsel
~ badly bent. lawyers before nave
Teen. The whole cost of this litiEa-
ton falls on appellants counsel
There will be no printers ink wasted
counsel believing the demands OF the
honorable profession OF the law are
that the interests OF his Cheats
should outweigh pecuniary consider
ations 10 himself"
Says His Thinker Grows"
APPELLANT has been thinking and
wondering why the demurrer WIS
oyorrulod, and why this judgment
was rendered against him. and me
more he thinks the mare his thinker
grows. and why these learned Judges
dealt such body blows Can It be the
law?
Although at the time set for argu.
ment of said demurrer the plaintif
had on the table before him 20 vol
umes OF decisions OF this honorG Vie
court, in as be thought. support OF
his demurrer, the honorable ana
learned Judge would hear none OF
them and 0verruled said demurrer
In Alaska courts 90 citizens are
cespoiled Of their rights without
notice. Even the fleas that make a
racetrack OF ones spine know--but
this Is irrelevant and lmmaterlal. the
bright sun beaming through the win
dows on this warm wintry day, the
beautiful flowers coquotting to the
passerby. the trolley that charges 10
cents for O round trip TO the beach,
ali unite Ia saying III you can't
boost don't knock"
The brief Is further made up OF
alleged repartee aud Ia one or $50
instances cites some authorities N
support OF what Is alleged 10 be
argument on the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
WAY Paw ooNVIcrs TO WORK.
a Washington Bill Would Give Mar
ried Men IS Cents or More
Day

Seattle. wash. Feb IA plan OF
Gov. Marion p. Hay to De submitted 90
the next Legislature. which proYdea
for compromising cOnylcts Of good rec
ord employed on the state highways
system. was made public here today
Governor Hay proposes 10 pay me
unmarried man lity cents a day for
each working day, the money 90 DE
held In trust for him until ne leaves
prison. For the married man with one
child, as proposed, 75 cents q DAY
should bee set aside, The money 90 ne
paid quarterly 20 the family while a
man with a larger family should 1o
paid an increased amount IN sec, rd-
ance 20 the number of children he pas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
GREW A BEARD roR BRYAN

stamford. Conn, Feb. it--johu a.
Kidney, who gained some notice by
y0WIng when William jennings BRYAN
was FIRST nominated for president. lhat
Ice would not cut his beard or hair un-
White House, Is dead az the soldiers
home az Norut0u. AT the ago OF 78
lie kept his vow until a year ago.
Then one day he asi0nlshed The town
by walking into barber shop ana
ordering his beard removed and ais
hair trimmed The beard extended 10
his waist and his hair hung down hia
back almost an equal length.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

secure rooms al the hotels on account
cot the crowded conditions They mid
they would rather be doing that than
remain another day IN Mexico.
Those arriving were mostly emo
pl0yes OF the Pearson ropcrtios iu
tho Casas Grandes aud MADEIRA dis
rticts, aud OF tho mininr camps along
tho Mexico Northwestern railway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

The ST. Valentines h3ll for the
benefit OF the Anthony saniturium has
been promoted by a contingent OF
society leaders whose names GiVc
prestige 20 the function. ana whose
activity I'm behalf Of the womans
hospital has resulted IN exceptional
interest In the bali aud the honeu-
ciary thereof Ana ~ doubt there
will be a record breaking crowd In
attendance this evenlns There has
glready been one little fellow named
foy the Anthony sanltnrium. This Is
Anthony Yarmouth Who was last
week born there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

The members OF NJ chapter OF The
Phi Mu viii be at home 60 a co'crie
OF invited guests ext Saturday even
ina, Rodey hall n TO be the scene
OF gayety that measured by previous
Phi Mu affairs. ~ bound TO be "ne
plus ultra"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

r. j. Kelly inventor the Krilv
controller. "a safety device that cree
vents the explosion of d fcctiye holt-
ing apparatus. has been boz the city
the past fow days demonstrating the
efficiency uf Tho controller ON thc lur-
uacc hmt0rs OF the sehQol BUILDINGS.
university and plants 2f other bu.ld-
irge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

All l. o. o. r. members are request.
&c TO meet at Z o'clock tonight In A.
Iorders undertaking parlors 20 ate d
the funeral services OF our deceased
Brother Claus RuamachuHsel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

a heavy cold IN the lungs that was
expected 10 cure Itself has been tho
starting point in many eases of dies
ease that ended fatally Thc sensible
course is 90 take frequent dosea OF
BALLARD's HOREHOuND SYRUP.
u checks the progress 0t tho disorder
ana assists nature 90 restore normal
conditions Price 26c soc and 800
per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Woodmcn 10 EniortnIn ladies.

Another inter-iodge function where
az the Woodmcn OF the World will
preside at a merrymaiing compli-
mqntary TO the ledies of the Wood
men Circle will be held IN the w O..
w. lodge rooms In the Elks' building
next Friday evening Cards. dancing
ana oh, lots OF nice things a-e antici-
patod hV tho fnVitppa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

- scald. burr. or severe cut heals
slowly n noglected, Tho family that
Keeps a bottle of BALLARDS SNOW
LlNiMENr on hand D. always pre-
pared for such accidents Price 2lc,
soc and 800 per bottle. Sold by
al Druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Gcorrr Mnalllnplm snclnl.

The Christian Endcayorers OF the
Presbyterian church are to entertain
the congregation and The general pub
bic az a box social IN the church par-
lcrs next Friday evening. The event
~ In the nature OF q Washington
birthday celebration and patriotism
vlll be rampant all evening. Wash
ington games are 10 bee played, living
pictures OF historic nature, depicting
the Washington era, and u musical
aud literary program will Do n few OF
the good things attendants may ex-
poet A new vocalist wil be heard on
this occasion. He ~ SIR Tom christ
ian who is In the city visiting his sis
ter, Mrs Hugh Collins No Mr.. Chris
tan's talents even remotely opproxi-
mate the high STANDARD Of his sisters
he viii be well worth going miles TO
hear The readers OF the evening VIII
be Mrs. Kink and Miss Janet Hin.
Guests who contemplate attending are
requested 10 note the date OF the
M, nth on which they were born and
bring as many pennies as the day o.
the month count up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
To Cook In I,nner nags.

Domestic scientists Of the Womons
cluh are 10 demonstrate their pro-
gressivcnoss and culinary ability by
proving the utility OF paper bags for
cooking purposes. The program ar
ranged for the cub next Friday is
10 be most unique and worthy 'he
consideration OF not only local mem
bors Of she club but 81 all woman
kind, since the now ideas 10 be dem-
onstrRted may In time ~evolutionize
kitchen work for the cooks OF tomor-
row. The entertaining numbers are
90 be no small feature OF the after
moons pleasure and the ladies arc 20
be favored By two vocal selections by
Miss MoFie OF Santa Re who Is Wis
itng IN the city.
The order of tho proRrtm IL:
Tiano solo, Allegro sonata r
Minor" stanley seder
RoadinR "The Tiain paper Bag,"
Mrs. s Vann.
Vocal halo. Norwegian Love Song, Z"
Mrs Y. " Winchester.
Paper Bag Cookery" Mrs. A. g.
Stroup.
rwo vocal solos by Miss McFlc OF
Santa Fe accompanied by Miss Lii
Han Hossolden.
Practical demonstrations by Mcs-
DANES Dunbar Bittner, Wrath
stroup aud Vann of the folio, ing
menu Cropueitos. waters, olives, APP
pie dumpllngs coffee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Heart Parry for santa Ne Girl.

Miss Hazel Rogers entorta ned
charminsly Monday evening at val
ontlne party complimentary 20 Miss
May Closson OF santa Fe. who has
been visiting friends in this city the
past week Miss Rogers and Miss
Closson we're last ear schoolmatos at
the popular academy for young la
dies, Noun, 81. Joseph on the ohio.
at Cincinnati, and the guests at this
gay affair we're school friends OF the
hostess and honor guest Hearts were
trumps ~ games and decorations the
lunch table being particularly pretty
IN establishment OF red hcarts. Pres-
cnt on this felioitOus occasion were:
Misses Isabel Connolly. May C'nsson
OF Santa Re. Jennie Walsh. Estcila
Harris. Messrs Blai- Leeds. John
Tiornoy Martin w. MCHugh Ray
skinner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Colds ana Catarrh.

Mrs. NJ. T. Jones. Burning Springs
KY. writes we have been using PEE
runa Tor Some time, ana have no hosi-
fancy IN recommending It for the 'onc
thousand and one ailments OF human
lty. No family SHOULD ever be with
out Il, for II 81 an uufmllng cure for
colds, and % is an excellent remedy
so prevent ana relieve Group.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

The ladies OF the Aid society OF the
Gold and Broadway church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at he homo OF
Mrs. T.. c. Butler. corner Of N,rth
Fifth street and Mountain road. The
business Is noedleWOrk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
AIbnqncrauc Girl Concert star.

albuquerque esiri Cohfeft star.
That Miss vida Nicholas, formerly
OF this city Is even ln her teens at
tanning the vocal wealth that presages
a brilliant future Is gratifying news to
her host OF friends sn Albuquerque.
Naturally gifted. Miss Nicholas has
the past two years been a vocal pupil
OF one OF the abiest trainers In tho
southwest. ana the development Of
her talent has been remarkable. Miss
Sichols is daughter OF Rev. ~ A.
Nichols, the neldworker for the
Children's Home society and her
mother, who died In this city two
years ago was gifted with a rare So
prano voice which Miss Claude Al
bright declared was second to that Of
few world famous singers. Miss Nlch-
OILS Is now student IN Wester col
lcge, Artesia. and the one OF the recent
concert recltals in which she starred
the following program was rendered:
fcstiVal overture. Leather
Western College Orchestra.
Reading Csolected) by special re-
quest .,...sss., ...ss.sss.....
Miss India Pearl Hamilton.
soprano solo: mo star Shono In
the Heavenly Vault from ~
Troyatoro' ...............V Verdi
Miss vida Nicholas.
Plano Solo: (a) Polonaise In G.
min ....,.... Chopin
(o) Rondo Brilliante.
Won Weber
Prof James Richard Webster.
Tenor Solo: (sacred) "A Dream %
PARADISE ..,.............
Mr.. l.. q. Weaver.
Cornct and Trombone Duet: Sparks
Mr. Austin Rice, Cornct.
Mr.. Clinton Rice, Trombone.
Recitative and Aria: Tempest OF
the Heart ..........,.... Verdi
Prof. James Richard Webster and
Male Chorus
ClariOnet Solo (selected) ........
Mr.. Frank T.. Kapple.
Heading: The Sunday School En-
tertuinmcnt" ,....,. Alice II. Rice
Miss India Pearle Hamilton, by spec
ial Request.
Violin Concerto .........de Beriot
Miss LILA Kate Thomas
Tower Duet: Here at Thy Feet a
suppliant' from III Trovatore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Verdi
Miss vida Nicholas--Leonore
Prof. james Richard Webster-Count
dc Luna
Konzertstuck. in j. min. Won Weber
Prof. James Richard Webster--ist
piano; Miss Nellie Donnell. end
plano Western College Orches-
ira.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.. Ma,0mtcr and
little daughter Loretta OF Midllnd.
Mich. who last week were the n use
guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs n. -. RAY
left the last of The week for CALI
fornia.
Mrs. Farah, Tor sOmo time maton
of the Childrens Home society. left
the first ~ the week or her ranch
home near DENNIS, y. IA.
Mr. and Mrs charles r, Martin.
the newly-weds W no ,oeie made one
last Thursday. lD.t Sunday evening
for their new homo IN Prescott Ariz..
after few days spent here az the
Hotel Alyarado.
8 2 3 3
Kings Daughters t. Meet.
The Kings DAUGHTERS of the Gold
and Broadway church win assemble
at 2 o'clock next saturday afternoon
at the homo of Mrs. Wear for the
special purpose of quit tacklng and
incidentally 10 have a good time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Eighth Graders Hear Patriotic ADJ
dress.

Lincoln's day WAS appropriately OBJ
served at the Library building as al
all the city schools trio OF local
orators who addressed the eighth
rrnders Monday afternoon ON the
savior OF His Country we're Colonel
Edward johnson. NJ 4 Hickey ana
Dr. Thomas HatwOod sr., chaplain
OF the National @. A. 4. The stu-
dents contributor several entertein-
Ing numbers to the program that be-
sides the patriot, addresses, con-
sisted OF:
Chorus, America" school
Guitar ana violin duet. Misses
Gladys Harris ard IIo'en DarTow.
Reading. Dorothy Cox.
Chorus eighth grad glee club.
q 3 b 3
Valentines Party.
A mos. successful Valentine party
was rendered last evening Ia the Gold
ana Broadway church by the Loyal
Sons class. assisted by fhe girls OF
the searchors' club. TIE affair WAS
not as wen attended az the efforts
of the hosts deserved but those who
we're there We're ontertaind most roy
ally. Thre was the lovers postofece.
the fish pond wherein anglers were
art 90 draw out valentines on the
whale order or In the caroline clnss.
There was the Curid's shooting gale
lery. the table of corrections presided
over by the searehers, ard there WINS
the witCh's tepee whese characters
were read hy one gifted with the
second sigh, The decorations OF
hearts that cleaned warm and red
against white draperies, put an In a
mood tO say foolish things
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
Noiable I'rc.Lcnten Function.

Everybody and his Valentine will
be out tomorrow evening TO pnr'ic!'
pate IN the carnival OF fun at the
odd Fellows hail There Is 10 be no
IA of merriment az this last party
by the Young Ladies' sCdniity before
tho social retreat during Lent
Music. orchestral. Individual and
otherwise: iuncheO1 that ~ to be won
by valiant bidding therefor. as al amy
auctiOn paddle wheels to bring ones
fortune, good or bad. 10 them; cards
and other games galor'. as well az
surprises for the mirth lovers. All
arc biddcn and Il Ia well to remember
that the immaculate church is the
beneficiary OF the festlvi.y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

Mrs Gilmore Barrett, $40 south Linz
coin st.. Robinson, Illinois, writes. 81
lust want to tell you what wonder
iul medicine ! have found pcruna To-
be in my family. ! have used II FOR
years. and | ana sure 81 has saved me
many ana many a doctor bill.
81 FIRST used Il myself and found a
cured me. Then my little girl was
cured of a dreadful case OF catarrh
OF the head.
81 always have bottle OF peruna
tn my house, as think 81 a real nccos-
slty whore there is a family"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
3 8 q .
Local aiclOdists Co sing Sacred
Cantata.

The spiritual medltaIons OF Lent
are this year 20 be intensified bv a
sacred Cantata suited 20 the reflcc-
lions OF the time. TINS Is to be
Stalner's "Cruciflyiun" 60 be given
In the Presbyterian church some time
In March. the date not icing chosen.
The sponsor OF the concert. that Is
TO be one of the most classic ever
rendered here, Is Mr. Charles An
drews, the vocalist, whose own tall
ents and ability as chor'-ter eminent
~ az him for the direction Of the
work.
Thirty OF the best voices in the
city, some OF them al home here.
others here temporarily. are 10 sing
the part sof this grand cantata that
relates Ia sublime melody the story
uf the passion and cruci'lx!on of our
Lord
Last winter an effort was made By
the directors of the Choral club 20
got the local singers together 90 give
1.-The Crucifixlou." hut circumstances
IN the form OF Illness prevented the
attendance OF participants aU rehear-
sails, 80 the cantata was not rendered.
This time however, tdete Is no un-
toward circumstance O. epidemic
threa.onlng To interfere a,d the treat
Is assured. The rchoarsa's are going
forward and the singers 20 already at
home in the difficult parts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

AsnhQuct Neicnfnees tiusc az Contest,
The membership contest that was
for three months lively competition
In the Fraternal Brotherhood lodge
was brought 90 n merry finish Mon
day evening when the locing faction,
known as the Reds" fcfod the win
ming contingent. the Colds" at a
Valentine banquet. Cdd Fellows
hall was the place Of the festivity and
tho banquet table the chlef attraction
for the greater part OF the evening
The long table was prot'i'y dressed in
rcd hearts. wee Cupids. and oyerhung
with fostooning of red Iuper fringcd
with tiny hearts and love gods Fifty-
four members enjoyed the spread, end
the after dinner lance. ~ OF which
was provided by the Reds" Valen-
tines were the fayors carried home 60
be mailed TO the trues, love the next
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
The Misses BIiss Entertain.

The Misses Myrtle Bliss ana Mabel
Bliss were hOstosscs Monday night
at a merry supper and social compile
mentary 20 the members q the Kings
Daughters OF the Presyh,t rlan church.
The church parlOrs were tho scene %
the happy affair. participated ia by
tweuty-slx OF the Kinss Daughters
and four visitors. two II wnom were
Kings Sons.
The festivity was iu The nature Of
Lincoln's birthday, and he giant OF
'Gi" was the topic Of discussion all
evening. The table waa embellishod
with potted Towering pinnts and the
menu was one OF which professional
chefs might well be- proud Assisting
the hostess were Mesdames Harry
Patchin ana Cook. a. each guest
was called on 10 relate an anecdote
of Lincoln or 20 repeat a Lincoln
ism" IN his own words. the discourse
waNed witty and wlttier. Lincoln
pennies were the souvenirs OF the
very informal but very jolly occa-
sion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

Mt~NtbHNEA AFb1AAtN uil NoSiNI lfus
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Mis-
sion society Will meet tomorrow ar
ternooH in the church pailors for the
purpose Cf discussing thu Indians of
this land and the Chinese OF the ORR
ont, and also To cultivate friendships
over the tea cups. The program - IN
charge % Mesdames Ftenklin aud
Vaughn. and win be given In tho fol-
lowing order:
Response 10 roll can THE Giving
Alphabo'."
Vocal solo. Miss Margaret Franklin
Paper. "The Chinese Women OF
Yesterday and Today" Mrs Vaughn.
Reading, THE Deacon's Tenth. A."
Mrs. Petit
Piano duet. Misses Amelia GIN and
Louise Lowbor.
Paper. Indian Women OF O,den
Times-Learnins the Ways OF civil
igation" Mrs Franklin.
Social hour and luncheon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Nosice Of Proceedlags - Dseesul1ne
Water Rights
Before the Board Of Control OF ehs
State Of Oregon. Water Division
No. 4. klamath County.
In the Natter Of the Determipation Of
the Relative Rights y the Wa
ters Of Cherry Creek. tributary
OF Upper klamath Lake.
To All Persons. Firms and Corpora.
tions. claiming . right 70 the uss Of
the waters Of the above named stream
or any tributary thereof. or owzing "
being In posseasion ef lands borderlns
on or having access to said stresm "
any OF il tributaries. In the county o.
klamath. State Of Oregon. and 10 Al
Whom u Nay coneera: I
In the Name ef " STATE q orr
gon: You aud aaeA 4 rev are hses.
By noti6sd that the state engineer oi
the state Of Oregon viii bsgin IN h.
vsstigation Of the dow Of that ceetalU
strsam known - Cherry CrSsk Al
IL tributaries. situated n KlsmaEh
County. oPegoA. and the varioas
ditchss divsrtins water thsrefrem "
Thursdas. the sth day q pseenhss'
|lSlS.
AAA yss ass AsrsAy tuzther aseeet
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

oon0oDD
II the Circuit Court q Tie oenes q
0rssoa. for klamath Ceuaty.
Jerry Toohey. Plaiati9.
~.
Annie Toohsy. Dsfsndaat.
To Annie Toohsy. the dsfsa1ant
above named: II the Name Of
the State Of Oregon:
You are hereby summoned % aD-
pear and answer the complaint 1ls1
In the above entitled suit within sis
weeks after the arst publieatioa os
tails summons In the klamath Rspsb-
iicaa Newspaper: and yoa Win taks
notice that II you tail - appear an1
answer or plead within said tins. The
plainti6 for want thereof win apply
to the above entitled court Tor the
relief demanded IN the complaint
nlsd IN said salt. ts-vit: vos . -
cree Of THE court forever aissolviAs
the bonds Of natrimoay sxistiag ~
tween shs piai.siR anA he defendant
aud for such other and further relief
|as to the court may seem meet
rhis summons 10 published pursu
ant to order Of the above entitled
court made on the 18th day Of eep
'tembsr. A. d. 1919. and tAe ars'
publication thereof q made n ~
klamath Republican % ospesnAe
18th. 1919.
CHARLES ,. FERGUSON.
s-ls io-sir Piaintt9's Ateee1sy.