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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
NELSON COUNTY
PRESS GANG MET

LakOta, n. d., Aug. 6.-Tle Nelson
County Press association met here al
The American Office and held one OF
the best meetings that the associa
ton ever had. :
| There were in attendance all the
| newspaper publishers of Nelson coun,
ty except Editor Teien of Aneta, who
| was called to the northern part OF
the state and was unable to return
in time for the meeting. -
The association elected officers for
the ensuing year and the election re.
suited as follows
President-E. d. Fichette, Arena.
Michigan City.
First Vice President-E. NJ. Moore.
budget, Pekin.
Second Vice President-H. r. Hall.
Record, Petersburg.
Secretary-Harry M. Case, journal.
Melville.
Treasurer--G. u. Phillips, Tribune.
Tolna. q
Executive Committee-Gilbert Tel
en-, Panorama, Aneta; John Stewart,
American, and l.. r. Rogue. Observ-
cr, Lakota.
Enthusiasm prevailed all through
the meeting and several important
subjects of benefit to the newspaper
fraternity came before the members
for open discussion and among some
of them was Affidavits. One of the
greatest troubles that the newspapers
Of the state, as we'll as those Of Mel
son county, have is that of payment
on legal notices where afidavits are
issued by the publishers before a re-
mittance is received. This subject
received a thorough discussion and
it vas decided that no publisher in
this county should hereafter grant an
affidavit on legal notices before the
party ordering or responsible for the
amount due on the legal. "
Patents with ads came up for con-
sideration and within a short time
Nelson county will not have a paper
using patents with ads. There are
eight newspapers in the county. Five
are on all home print, n or adless
print and two on ad prints. All three
of the latter will either go to all
home print or cut out the ads in the
very near future. Two of them are
using the ad prints due to complicat-
cd conditions.
Free advertising of long postal no
tees, circus dope, railroad articles
and cuts of free advertising nature
we're tabooed. Combination clubbing
offers and bargain day cuts in print
ing and subscriptions received duo
consideration. All fake" advertise
ments came in for their share of cen
sure. Reliable foreign advertise
ments to be siwen consideration,
providing companies and agencies did
not request space at cut rate prices.
Several other matters of import
ance came up for discussion. All in
all, the meeting was a most profitable
one to the publishers. And further,
it gave the newspaper men a chance
to get together in a friendly, get-ac-
quainted session. Every county In
North Dakota should have a county
association.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
Convicted OF
KILLING WIFE

Towner, N. d., Aug. 6.-After being
out since l0:30 Saturday night the
jury in the John Staff murder case
brought in a verdict of guilty OF man
slaughter in the first degree, in con.
nection with the death Of his wife.
The closing arguments Were made
Saturday and the Judge delivered the
charge late that night. Staff will prob
ably receive a ten year sentence. The
crime for which he was convicted o..
Cured May %. Following a quarrel
with her husband Mrs. Staff ran
from the house and hid in a barrel.
A few minutes later Staff shot through
the head of the barrel, killing his
wife instantly. He made the defense
that he didn't know she was in the
barrel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
Elliot Wires
Farewell to- Employees
Continued from mage One.)

Continued from rage One.)
board Of directors have authorized
me to make the following statement:
Urge Appointments.
AFTER having carefully considered
the situation created by the rtire-
NEST of President Elliott, the execu-
tive committee has decided to rec.
ommend to the board of directors the
following plan for meeting it:
"The creation of the office Of chair.
man Of the board and promotion Of
William P. Clough, now first vice
president. to fill that position; the
promotion of julie NJ. Hannaford, now
second vice president, to be presi!-
dent; the promotion OF George II.
Slade. now third vice president. to be
first vice president.
"These gentlemen are all experi.
enced, loyal Northern Pacific men
and will work as hard in the future
as they have in the past. for the up
building of the northwest and the
Northern Pacific. / ask for them
the same loyal support and cordial
treatment that has always been given
to me both officially and personally.
So ] am said that it seems to make
it hard for lie to take up the work in
the cast, yet | as glad that | am
leaving the Northern Pacific in fine
condition and in good hands.
Il am not going to say goodbye
because | shall hope to see many of
my friends from the northwest when
they are New England, Boston and
New York and when my vacation
time ONE in 1914 and 1915 | shall
hope to make a trip over the North.
eln Pacific, the best railroad in tho
American northwest. My many
friends in 1t and the Northern Pacific
will always be very dear to me- and
] shall hope that in my new work in
the east that l can still continue to
be OF some help in telling the east.
what a wonderful country there is In
the west. and that each section is
important to and supplements the.
in the development of the whole
United States"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
BudIong Was Lowered With
q Ldrjdt and Came Up
With the Pump
Saw Fine Crops ID Section
Surrounding Tower City
on County Line
BY Lester eudIong, Tribune Over
lander.

BY Lester eudIong, Tribune Over.
lander.
Tower City, N. d., Aug. 6.--Mr. Glib
honey and myself were in rather a
novel role yesterday. We we're eat
ing dinner at a farmers. when the
minister rode up and asked the farm
er for help in raising pump. The
farmer, being busy with harvest, turn
ed the job over to us. We accepted
and rode to the parsonage. ! vas
lowered on the end Of a lariat into
the well and tied a rope to the pump;
then Gibboney and the minister pull
ed the pump up-incidentally me with
it. 35 sd
Rev. Francis Boone has IN Of the
best Methodist Episcopal churches.
for a country parish, Of any in the
state, The church is located in We'll
township. Barnes county.
Rev. Taylor Of Bismarck assisted
by Prof. Johnston of Akron, Ohio. fin
ished a very successful series of re.
vival services in this church Sunday
evening.
The country through which we are
now travelling is gently rolling. We
have left the hills of the sheyenne
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
BIG ORDERS FOR
Ignite COAL

Wilton, N. d., Aug. 6.-The Wash
burn Ignite Coal Co., whose mines
r situated in this city, has received
the contract for furnishing coal to
the Minot city schools. shipment to
begin about Sept. l.. The local coal
company will also furnish fuel to the
public schools of Fargo and the agri.
cultural college. Three Of the larg-
est state institutions. the ~penitentiary
at Bismarck, the insane asylum at
Jamestown and the school for deaf
ut Devils Lake, will burn Ignite fur
nished by the Washburn company,
the total amount OF fuel used by these
three institutions is nearly 10000
tons annually. Orders from both the
500 and Northern Pacific railroads
have also recently been received at
the local company's office, and ship
ment will be made all over the state,
as well as to many points in Mime
sofa and South Dakota.
Beginning August / an increased
number of men went to work and as
the fall and winter advances the
force of miners at the big plant will
be greatly augmented.
Every preparation has been made
to handle the largest output in the
history Of the company, and the in.
dications are that more Wilton lig-
mite will be used this year than ever
before.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
CADETS CAMP At Fl. CLARK.
Between 80 and 40 Will Spend Ter
Days on the Shores Of Mandan
., 4 AXE.

Mandan, N. d.. Aug. 1.-THE Man
dan Catholic Cadets are happy and
there's a reason. The whole squad
will leave for Fort Clark this Week
ard will go into camp at Mandan Lake
for ten days OF pure. u~nadulteratel
iOv. i
Father Clemens and Captain Frank
Snyder have nearly completed ar
rangements and declare the boys are
enthusiastic. Camp will be establish.
ed on the shores of Mandan Lake an;l
will beconducted in military fashion.
The boys will have to do just what
the men IN charge of the camp say.
or go home on the next train.
Bathing at the site of the camp is
splendid, boats will be secured anAl
fishing tackle will be a part Of the
boys equipment. Between 80 and
40 boys will attend camp and 1t is
expected that besides Father Glen.
ems, Captain and Mrs. F. w. Synd-
cr, several young men will be l.,
camp to keep the boys out OF mis-
chief. The total cost to the cadets
for the ten days outing will ba
about 500 each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
e z; CONWCIS BAPTIZED
IN huge PRISON tank

Lansing, Kan, Aug. 6.-While
scores Of their fellows stood about
witnessing the ceremony, twenty
three %convicts at the state prison
here were baptized in the prison laun-
dry Sunday afternoon. Thirteen OF
the converts were m The story
did not become public until today.
Chaplain Harmon Allen for the last
three Sundays has been holding spe-
cial revival services in the prison
chapel. Attendance is not compul-
sorry. A week ago Sunday ten prison
ers were baptized by sprinkling.
Last Sunday, however, a huge tank
in the laundry was selected and the
converts were Immersed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
FISHING PARTY FORMED.

Williston Herald: Judge Frank
Fish and Thos. F. Craven, Of this city
Justice G. J. Fish Of Bismarck, Tom
Burns Of Tfoga and Senator Indie Of
Stanley have planned to have an OH
Ing together at Pelican. Lake, MINI.
Mr. Burns preceded the others as a
sOft Of Path finder. Judge Fisk went
frst to Minneapolis where he will
rurcifase q new Paige-lDetroit car and
drive It to the lake. The honleward
trip will also be BY auto.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
ADvENTIsTs MOVING OFFICES.

---- $500 .H.t ..A
jamestown, N. d., Aug. 6.-The Of
fees for the headquarters Of the North
Dakota Adventists have been moved
to jamestown and are located temper
arily in the LEM building on Fourth
avenue. Secretary Andrew Roedell is
receiving the office equipment for
merly at Fargo, and other parts Of the
state. President Jackson Of the so.
ciety has purchased lots for the q
ton of a house for himself and fam
lily, and it Is expected that a site for
cd soon and plans for the, construc-
the new office building will be select
tion Of the building, and also for a
new church, will be arranged. Among
the new corners called by the head
quarters of the Adventists will be Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Rihards of New Home.
CANADA IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Lethbridge, Alta, Aug Everything
is in readiness for the opening here
tomorrow of the seventh annual con-
vention of the Western Canada Irri-
cation association. Many delegates
are already here and the indications
are that the convention will be the.
best attended in the history Of the
association. In addition to the Can
adian speakers the program provides
for addresses by a number Of noted
irrigation and development experts
from California, Oregon, Washington
and Idaho. The sessions will last
three days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
Phone So
BROWN BROS.
CASH GROCERY
Quality rocers
500 Hotel Bldg. Phone So

sHaH.Hg ''N'-E'rEN fg'''tlH ~ ~ leo f" Fr-#HE-s
Greenepeas lb. -. ..............1 0c
Fancy large cucumbers, ......'...10 c
Fancy string beans, per ID. ......10c
Sweet corn.
Fancy blue plums, basket .......65c
Fancy yellow egg plums, basket ..6oc
Fancy Bradshaw plums, basket. soc
Fancy California seedless. white
grapes, per basket ..s. ... .75c
New apples, per peck zoe
Strictly fresh eggs, dozen ......:..20c
Fancy Sweet Oklahoma Watermel-
Ons.
Fancy Sweet Valencia Oranges.
per doz. DUO
%Tanglefoot Fly Paper, 8 double
sheets, for ....,............ SC
Primrose Coffee, the coffee that
is duplicated wherever it has
been used; a 35c seller, for, per
puuld .Isssys 49, yssss. ........ soc
Silver Dragon Tea, a 60c seller.
for ........ Doc
Pomona Pluns, per a ........ Toe
Jelly Glasses, per dozen ........ CSC
Sauerkraut, per can ........... 10c
Corn Starch, package ..... &c
Italian Pure Olive Oil, in full
measure quarts 80. ....... CSC
Bengal Jelly, 1907. glasses, two
glasses for ....... Csc
Pure Vermont Maple Sap Syrup.
IL gallon ....... 95c.
Lemon Cling Peaches, a 25c quail
ity, for zoe
Standard Apricots, per can ..... zoe
EYfra FanrV 1IQrpp4 0ulonnt& 0I.&Et al
ives in bulk, per quart ..S4A5c
We handle the famous s1letlsItsst
COUGHS Cream, put
bottles and delivered in fhskame
way. MaN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07

Dora. the 1-year.old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Wellhausen OF Medina,
came a drowning while playing
around the yard with the rest OF the!
She crept away from where
the others were and had fallen into q
pail Of water when discovered by her
mother.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
HOME MISSION CONFERENCE.

Jamestown, n. Y, Aug. Ga con-
ference of the Council of Women for
Home Missions, representing nine
constituent boards and societies,
opened at Chautaqua today and will
be continued for one week. Import
ant questions in relation to the ad-
ministration and development of the
work in the churches and boards are
slated for discussion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
With The Big Leagues
NATIONALS
GAMES

WEDNESDAY GAMES.
R.H.E.
Brooklyn ...... 0l2 900 600 0-3 6 l
Chicago ...... oil 900 01O % 8 !
Batteries Walker and Miller;
Cheney and Needham.
R.H.E.
New York. T. =. 900 900 010-1 8 4
Pittsburg ........ 002 O70 00X-9 II 1
Batteries - Matthewson and Will
son; McQuillan and Gibson.
&sGea .,.@ R.H.E.
Philadelphia -. 200 100 OO4-7 s 0
st. Louis ....... 900 900 1901 4 0
Batteries .Rixey and Killifer;;
Harmon and Wingo.
Observation-Disclosures.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07

The Pomona valley elevator neal.
Edgeley announces the first load Of
1913 rye that has been brought into
the market, at their elevator Tues
day. They got three loads of it and
report 1t al good stun, weighing 571-c
pounds to the bushel.
FOR 8AEE-Cheap, one IVers and
Pond Baby Grand piano. Write
Box 335.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12

s--Thas the piaiati6 have me ess-
,ody Of this minor child. 0osdos r.
bert Turner:
s--And for any further relief - To
his honor may seem meet
This summons 10 pabished 10 shs
Klamath Rspubiieaa. . public nsvs'
paper published In the city Of kiau.
ash Falls. klamath county. state OF
Oregon, BY tho order Of Hon. Hsasy l..
Henson. Judge Of the circuit eeuss es
klamath county. state OF osssoe.
which said order directs that ssh
mons BE- published once . week sos s'a
successive weeks and dated and sssss'
Cd January ~. A. d. ists.
Date OF the nrst publication hereof
o January 10. a. u. tsis.
W. n. H. RENNER.
Attorney for Ptaissi6
i-so-s.er
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12

(Coutinued from Page ~
backs, and whils do not care to 30
into details. ! will state that my fam
ily has had some unforsettabls experi-
ssces with SNAKES
"On being questioned In regard 70
his position In the Cain-Abel scandal.
Of which much was published some
time since. Mr.. Cain was silent. and
referred the reporter TO his attorney.
when asked concerning his long
trip he said that for some time after
starting Il was rather crampsd travel
lag, but that his animal On route had
len increase OF twins. and from thai
point he had the advantage Of
double BIRTH"
Undoubtedly my brother professor
will rejoice on hearing Of these dc
covsriss. which cannot help but b o.
coveriss. which can not but bs Of In
estinable scientific value. II any othsl
aotsworthy excavations are made
VIII forward the news Immediately.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
FOR sAsE-rSnS6k baby cart. used
but once - set Of sled runners
and top. s0a'% III
Ulatioa

n the County Court Of tho state OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
n tho Matter OF the Estate OF Sssco
l.. Wood. Deceased.
To Elias l.. Wood. Heir Of Ssseo l..
Wood. Deceased: and 10 all 9TH
orr unknown. II such there bs:
II appearing TO the satisfscsioa OF
,h,s cour, from the verified petition
Of Nellie Wall. administratrlx Of the
esta,e OF sssco l.. Wood. deceased. on
ale herein. that Il would be for the
bsuent and best Interests
Of the estate and those interested that
a portion Of the real property Of ssid
estate b. sold.
Il u therefore ordered that oil re'
sons Interested In the estate at the
said sosco l.. Wood. deceased. appear
st the county court room. 10 the
klamath county court house. In the
city Of klamath valis. Oregon. bsfors
this court. on the nrst day Of March
A. d. 1913. at the hour Of 10 o'cioci
In the forenoon Of said day. and ths'
and there show cause. II any exist
Why IN order Of sale should not b
made by this court ~ prayed for y
said petition.
The real property belonging to sh
cstats and which is petitiousd 10 b
sold In described ~ follows. to-vis'
The Eh or the swk and %
Wa Of the SEX Of Section -. !
Township ss. south Of Range J.
east Of the Willamette Meridian.
klamath county. Oregon.
II II further ordered. That copy I
this order bs published for not II
than four weeks In the weekly sditic
: OF the klamath Republican. . nswsp'
! per published within said county.
Dated this 33d day Of Januar
4. D. isi3.
! WIN. I. woRDEN.
County Judge.
lKUYKENDALL 4 FERGUSON.
! Attorneys for AdministsatSix.
i-so-3-37r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
mEDF0RD HIGH
TO PLAY HERE
RAsxErBALL TEAM REPREsESr'
ING INSTITUTION IN ROGUE
RIVER VALLEY WILL oProsE
LOCAL LADS

klamath county high against Med
ford high will bs the nsxt scholastic
basketball attraction here. II arrange
nsuts can be made with the quintet
OF the Medford team. Il ID proposed
70 hold the game the latter part ol
the coming week.
The two teams played . tie game n
MsAsord . short time ago. and In ses'
|t,ing the supremacy b. an extra ess'
|kel l1e1lssa voa. eAoula ~ nso
fcrditss visit klamath vsils. . fas
game h assured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
i.so-s-sr


Dy virtue OF ~ sxs~utioa dsiy ~
sued by the clerk Of the eiresis eosrs
Of the county Of klamath Of ths state
Of Oregon. dated the isth day es Jaa'
vary, 1919. II . csstaia aesios 70 shs
circuit court In said county and state.
wherein q. l.. rousch ~ plsissis ss-
covered . judgment asainss J. 0.
Hsmaker for the sum Of os>s.ss.
with interest thereon Il the rate Of !
lpss cent per aanum from the 18Th day
Of March. 1910. fos astosssy's ssss
and the costs and disbusssmsats 90
the s<th day Of December. 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given tnat VIII
on the 31th day Of February. 1919.
At the front door Of the court house
lin klamath Falls. In said county. st
lo o'clock In the forenoon Of said day.
ssli at public auction 70 the highest
bidder for cash. ail the right. title and
interest OF the defendant. J. o. Man
aksr. To the foliovins described prop
srty. to-wiu
Lots I. 3. .. Z. end Of bloch
i5: lot 3<1g0e1 ~; lot .. block 10
and /loD4 Of BID y -. Of the vsfs'
Ad(i0b4 70 ~ city Of Doaansa
KIDD ~ oousI. orssoa.
TAXED kltas1l0 upon - the proper
" Of said dsfsadan'. J. o. nan
aksr. u ~ much thel cot ~ nay b
necessary 10 satisfy the said juds
ment In favor Of the piainti6. =. L
Foutch. against said defendant. viii
interest thsrson. together With d
costs and disbursements that have o
may accrue.
Dated at klamath vails. 0ssgon
January 10. 1919.
Q. Q. LOW. ehssi9.
: GEO. A. HAyDoN. Deputy.
4 l-iS-3-I3P
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
N0rICn

Notice u hereby given that % Isb-
ruary ~. 1919. I Will cell u publis
auction at Yainax. Oregon, The to-
lowing described horses:
One hipshot horse. bay. with stSiDe
on face. weight about 600 poun1s,
brand \nd : connected. abeut !
ysar4 old. One bay mare. about :
ysar old. p1n inverted U - sisht
sfou er ksigb about 900 pouads.
One vsh(f-zokriins horse colt. NJ
brsnde \Qns brown msre. weloht
about ~ lpouads. white n tsses
about - yOass old. brand = % ~
shoulder. One bay mare. with white
In face. weighs about 80 pounds,
about 10 ysars old. branded = ~ J
connected. on risht shoulder.
Any person claiming any one Of
more Of these horses VIII present NJ
claim at or on the shove date n
lyainax OF klamath Agency.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
KLAMATH LOOKS
GOOD To THEM
ROUscnns RrrURN AyzeR 90
yoURN IN KANSAS. C0NvINcED
THAT gHIs CITY BEATS THEM
ALI IN HvnRy WAY

Mr. and Nrs. n. n. Rouseh and son.
q. y. Rouseh. returned 70 Klamath
Falls Tuesday afternoon from ssvsTy.
Kans.. whore for some time past M.
Roussh he's bssn conducting . hssd-
wsse store. He recently Disposed Of
the eetablishmsnt.
Mr. Reusch h . former resident Of
this city. anA ct ons tine vas interest
- u ~ Monarch gSocesy. HI son
was asseelatsd with 3. n. John u the
|poa Tca bakery.
4 Il 4 ~ intsntion q The Rousche1
10 reside - Klamath valls,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
POLAR HEROES
DIE TOGETHER.
BODIES on CArzAIN SCOTT AND
nm AssoClArns Am voUND N
| A BURIED Tnx1-0xB BODY -
lusslN0
Unitsd Press ssrvieo

Unitsd Pres Service
LONDON. ~. IA eablssfam
rsesivsd today says that he bodies Of
Captain scott wilsoa and Bovsfs
we're founa togsthss u . tent vhiea
had besa buried. TIE body q oesee
wss not found.
A message was rsosavsd men CHRIST
|Chuseh. sayias tAat tAe Terra Nova
|haA arrived thsso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12
SEEK RELEASE
Of B|eAM|sI.
|MEpvOnp PnoPLs CIRCULATING
AsPE1ITI0N WHICH VIII nk
FORWARDED 10 00vHnAOls

MEpFoRD. Ysb. la.---A Dsitieo
askins oevsraes West 70 pardon 7. A
LsMastsrs. serving . 800 days' ssn-
teses n Tie county jail % . eonvic'
tion for hiGAny. b bsiAg eirealaeed
by fsisnls b thlb city. aAd vim b tor
varaeA 70 oalen this vesk. Coanne'
,eent h tho county jail = suppese1 q
havs aegsayaasl . sligkt toaeA q eoa'
su,npelea, iseo vhisA Lsl1asesss 4
|nev su9eeins. unlsss trse1sn se0s'
before tAs szplrasiea of HI sentence
Ihis eonllsioa = ~ - beeeoe ssssesl
ana . spee1y roaeose : ~ oei'
Ichanee ~ has IT, l1eA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12

Thee horses are ss,ssys a1(
bs sold unlss. elaim ls sssallulr
o~nsr and expense Of iss1ho I
Address Gli eommuniea,ioes \ Z
Watson. klamath AEeney. osvOl
!. n. HOLMAN. yainRr. ossea ]
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12

Publicaaioa oi ssmmoas
In the Circuit Court 10 and Tor the
County Of Klamath and State Of
Oregon.
George y. Turner. Plaintia.
W.
Nina Mae Turner. Defendant.
In the Name Of the State Of Oregon.
70 Nina Mae Turner. Defendant.
0rseting:
You are hereby required 70 b and
ppsss end 10 answer 10 the complaint
filsd herein against you in the above
entitled suit on or before March 9Th.
A. D. 1919. that being the last day
within which you are allowed 70
answer. etc.. herein % nxsd By the
order Of the court for pubiieation Of
summons herein; and II you. the said
Nina Mae Turner. defendant. fall "a
b. and appear and answer. ETC.,, sail
eomplaint. the plaintiff viii apply q
said court for the relief prayed for h
his said complaint. to-wit;
i--That tho bonds Of matsimony
iooWUSh the plaintiff and defendant
bs dissolved;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12

ron sAI4nHali iatssesf opPia
savniny of 80 - 1besisy pr
|daA ~ III - railroad; pIsaty
IN Sr; soo 0Qrtunity for livs
mas a@5. H. C1pahan. rooms :
and ], White Naddox 1sildins. ii-s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-12

thar are funds II - eity treas
uSy fol The Ssdeu llcn os general
fund VI ants pr( gtsted on and prior
u AnG1 y g,S1o. Interest esasss
Date ~ klamath valIs. Oregon,
this q oay of peesnbeT. 1919.
Nv. oIuMnNo. CITY Treasurer.