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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

Mrs Pankhurst starved herself out
Of Jail; and now what the British bob
bies want 10 know is whether she is
goin TO be ave 'er bloomin self.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

The fight over the inspection Of pub
lie work having been settled right, il
is to be hoped that ii will stay set
fled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

Brazil doesn't find things in China
too unsettled, and recognizes "the
Great Republic of China" But IL
probably won Z be for long.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

the purpose TO make il look as much as
ring as possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

1918 Sealed proposals Will be rec
until II a m, May 10, 1913, for cons-
uon Of sewer system here. Infor1,-
Furnished on application. Wl3s
Mator. Q. NJ c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
CITY TEAM IN
WILD RUNAWAY
Attached to Combination
SprinkIar--Ia High Street

A team of horses attached to q
combination street sprinkler and
sweeper In use by the city's street
department ran away in spectacular
fashion on High street this morning
The team, In charge of Paul Skiold
mod, took fright when the water
tank of the vehicle overflowed near
Marked and Rector streets, and dash
ed off wildly westward on Market
street. In turning around the north
erly end of the oval of city hall park,
the horses narrowly missed striking
another rig. They were stopped at
Market street and Brighton avenue.
No damage was done and no one was
hurt.
sklodmod was at The side Of the
rig engaged in filing 1t with water
when the horses started Off. They
became frightened when the tank
overfiowed and water was splashed on
their hind legs. Several spectators
In and about city hall and police
headquarters held their breath as the
runaway team rounded the park oval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
SICK COW IS
SLAUGHTERED
Health Officer WiIIssy Finds
Serious Violations in Wer-
thsim Place Yesterday.
ONE HAD TUBERCULOSIS
Three Killed Without Having
Been Inspected Destroy
Meat Found in Shops

Serious violations OF the health
code were discovered In the slaughter
house of Abraham Wertheim in 463
New Brunswick avenue yesterday af-
ternoon when Health officer William
]. Willsey found that three cows had
been killed without inspection, one
of which was so badly infected with
tuberculosis as to be unfit for food.
Cow was purchased from a dairyman
Of Staten Island, is Is understood,
and would undoubtedly have been
sold for food but for the timely ar
rival of the inspector. Four calves
had been killed without inspection,
which also is a violation of the health
code.
A considerable amount OF meat
was destroyed in other shops around
the city yesterday by the health Off
Ger. Mr.. Willsey stated that the
lack Of ice and high price Of meat are
the two factors that make meat In
spections Imperative. The high price
compels the dealer to buy cheap and
low grade meat and IN many cases
too little ice Ia used to prevent de-
composition.
Although the Board Of Health has
not yet named a food inspector much
Of the work required of a food In.
spector is being performed by the
health officer.
A full report of the condition OF
the meat shops in this city will be
made by Mr.. Willsey at the next
meeting of the board which will be
held August 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
GET PENSION BLANKS
FROM CITY COLLECTOR

Widows with children living in
this part OF the county who are de-
slrous of procuring financial aid
under the widows Pension Act, pass
ed by the last legislature, can now
procure application blanks at the
office of the collector of revenue In
city hall of this city. The convent
ence has been afforded by County
Clerk B. NJ. Cannon, who has depos-
tied a batch of the blanks with Col
lector OF Revenue Richard f. White
to save prospective applicants from
q trip to New Brunswick or the in
convenience Of sending for them. The
applications are directed to the court
of common pleas Of Middlesex county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
WITHDRAWAL OF WTTPENN AS
CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION OF
GOVERNOR IS ANNOUNCED TODAY
j. SCULLY
GIVES OPINION
Believes That Wittpsnn Could
Have Been Nominated

Representative Thomas ]. Scully,
of the Third Congressional District,
who has been one of the most ardent
supporters of H. Otto Wittpenn for
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor of New Jersey, when asked to
express an opinion on Wittpenn' s
withdrawal from the race said:
Il am sorry that circumstances
should have made 1t seem best to Mr..
Wittpenn to withdraw his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
governor of New Jersey. l think he
could have been nominated. / sup
ported Mr.. Wittpenn because / be-
lieved that his nomination and cleo
ton as governor would help the
cause of progressive Democracy for
which we have been fighting for
years. / felt that he believed In
those progressive principles, and
knew that he had made sacrifices for
them. 1t was largely through his In
fiuence that we have been enabled
to make theprogress that we have
made. Under his leadership Hudson
county was always found on the
right side. And we must not forget
uOW budL IL MA. Nillpchh hau nv
given self-sacrificing service to prin'
ciple he would not have aroused the
enmity of the powerful enemies he
has made In the state.
Under one leader or another, the
fight for progressive Democracy viii
go on. If / did not believe that,
would retire from public life.
Under recent Democratic admin
istrations the state has made re
markable progress, and there will be
no backsltding The spirit that ami
mates the rank and file of the Demd
cratic party will result in its choos-
ing leaders who will continue the
work begun so auspiciously | realize
that the fact that man has moi
made sacrifices does not prove that
he Will not make them in a worthy
cause | have no doubt that the can
didate for governor chosen by the
Democratic party in this state will
be worthy of the support of all pro
gressives, within or without the
party"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
MAY DIE FROM
STAB OF STICK
Five Year Old Boy Has Hole
Over Three Inches Deep
in His Breast.
CONDITION Is SERIOUS
PIaymatss Were Dragging
Him Over Ground In Potato
Bag Didn't See Stick.

With hole three and one-quarter
Inches deep in his right breast which
was made by the sharpened point of
a long stick, five-year-old John
Sczoapysik, of Central place, lies in
q serious condition at his home.
After three playmates had "hazed"
the young fellow for long while in
a cloth potato bag, they dragged
him along the ground until the
breast of the boy struck the sharp
ened end of a stick, which remained
stationary, and plunged itself diagon-
ally through the ribs of the boy s
breast. DR.. M. s. Meinzer was sum-
moned to attend the child.
1t is believed that though the
three playmates of the child were a
little his senior, that they had no
malicious intentionts, and were only
teasing their little playmate. The
hole made by the stick was three
inches and quarter long, and was
about the size of quarter of dol
lar where the instrument entered.
The boy, 1t is believed, will recover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
POLITICAL POT
IS BUBBLINC
Race for Democratic Alder
man al Large Nomination.

Gossip is rife in political circles
concerning selection of candidates
for the position of alderman-at-large
for the choice of an alderman in the
sixth ward and as to who shall be
the Democratic candidate for free
holder. Strong efforts will be made
to secure a Democratic candidate for
freeholder from this city, that in
event of Democratic success the city
may be represented on the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders. Henry w.
Sandbeck, Jr., now alderman from
the sixth ward, it is reported will be
the Democratic organization's choice
for that position. He has stuck close
to organization rule and Is said to
be favored by the leaders.
1t appears likely that Chris Jorgen-
sen will become a contender for
Sandbeck's present position on the
Democratic ticket. Efforts are being
brought to bear to again have Frank
Stas run on the Republican ticket
for alderman of the sixth ward. Mr..
Stas has practically decided to seek
the nomination.
There appears to be diversity of
opinion as to who should become the
Democratic candidate for alderman
at-large. At present four men are
mentioned in connection with the
position. Upon a settlement upon
one candidate by the Democratic or
ganization will probably largely de-
pend the selection Of a Republican
candidate. John F. Ten Brock 8
name has been mentioned on that
side Of the fence and those of John
X. Sheehy, William P. O'Hara,
George F. Reynolds and William j.
Leavy on the other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
SKETCHES OF
SAVINGS BANK
Tentative Plans Are Prepar-
cd for New Building.

Anticipating that Perth Amboy Sav
ings institution might be planning to
build for the purpose of removing
to It's property at Smith and Maple
streets, some architects have taken
1t upon themselves to prepare tenta-
tive sketches for new banking
house. While officials of the insti-
tuition have not as yet expressed any
intention of proceeding with such
work they have viewed the sketches
offered. Some have suggested
changes varying from them, but
there Is no other indication that they
intend to erect a building as new
home for the bank at this time. The
institution purchased property at
Smith and Maple streets nearly two
years ago. The amount involved was
about $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
FAMOUS AVIATOR IS
HURT BY HIS MOTOR

Jules Vedrines. one of the worlds
most famous aviators. was hurt near
here today when the motor of his
monoplane exploded while he was
attempting landing. The machine
was completely destroyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
Have CIambake TOMORROW.

Everything Is complete FOR The
Rhode Island clambake of the p. j.
Rocks Association that is to be held
at Nlckenigs Grove tomorrow after
noon. The bake will be opened at 2
O'Clock sharp. Peter Martin and
James Tooker are the chefs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26

For Chrome and Carteret see time
table, Editorial page.
20425-7-256t-f.p.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26

Schwartz's Ideal IOc cigar, strictly
hand made. Ideal Cigar Mfg. Co., New
Brunswick, N. J. 197176-28lm1'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
go 6n ATLANTIO CITY Outing.

Sunday, July 27, special excursion
leaves Perth Amboy, New Jersey
Central, 8.25 A. M.
2O387-7-24-26*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
Auto Hits Hose WAGON.

William ]. O'Hara, of the Lincoln
Engine Company, came near being
struck when an automobile hit the
rear OF the company's hose wagon at
State and Smith streets about s
O'Clock last night. The left brass
rail Of the vehicle was ripped off
from the rear two steps, and the bot
tom step damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26
ANNOU T.

LEADING MEAT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
The large Department of Jacobson Co. c
eor to Scheuer Sons) conducted for number
Of the
and ownership Fran recently OF the Meat department
o. Perth Amboy City Market.
Mr. Franke wishes his patrons that TINS
business Straightforward prne anu
will of his customers u'
he enjoyed In the employ Of the City Market
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26

All the news for 10 cents a week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-07-26

WEATHER: Fair to-
night and Sunday.
Moderate easterly
vim ds becoming
sOutherly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

his said complaint, to-wit:
i--That the bonds os ma1simony
between the plaintiff and defendant
bc dissolved;
2--sThat the plaintiff have the Gus
tody Of tho minor child. Gordon Es-
bert Turner;
s--And for any further relief - 70
his honor may sssm meet.
This summons 10 published In the
Klamath RepubiIcsn, . public news
paper published IN the city Of Klam-
ath Falls. Klamath cousty, state Of
Oregon. by the order Of Hon. Henry l..
Benson. Judge Of the circuit court ol
klamath county, state Of Oregon.
which said order directs that sum.
mons be published once . west for siz
successive weeks and dated and enter.
Cd January ~, A. .. 1913.
Date OF the first publication hereof
q January 80. A. d. 1919.
w. n. A. RENNDR.
Attorney for Plsinti6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17
ENGINEERS WORK
AT.lAkE TAHOE
RECLAMATION sEBv1OB Az
1AoEes IxvssrDoA1x rRo.
1Rsrs MADE AGAINsT C0N.
srRUCrloN or BIG DAN Tnnax


UnitsA Pres osSvScs
WARRINGTON. d. C.. ysb. i7.--
Attorney Trussdays sad Dnginsss
Malby. rspssssntiag TIE interior DE-
psstnsnt. have arrived at Lake Tahoe
10 Investigate the clsim Of rssidsnss
'abodt the lower end Of the lake that
the construction Of the proposed Car
son -Tfuckss federal reclamation dan
|la that vSolnity would desesey ~
beauty of tAs lake by Ss1ssiAs ~
water level some ~ fest Rsprsesa-
|tssivss Retss snl Ksnt took ~ ~
protest with the department and ~
Icussd the ssranesnsat for nestines
With citissns on the proposed slts.
Director Newell Of Ne reelanation
service veats 70 buill the Dan Asas
IHuoep ~ order 70 enlarge he Nsva1a
ysUelanatisa district - 1sooe hs111noB
lby doublins tAs wsass supply drawn
Ifson The Tsuekss River. Ths dan
docs noe rise within fouF fset q ~
normal Isvsl Of ths blg lake. - -
| proposes - cut away he pssssat Iov-
|sr shore - form . nsw ssssrveis
above ~ dan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

~. said township and range. contain
Ing 1871 acres; also.
The southwest quarter OF the north.
west quarter and lots !, ., . ana 4,
In section ~. said township and
range. containing 1874 acres;
And also. tho northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter and lots 1, 2. .
and I Of section ~. In said Township
and range. containing 1885 acres.
together with ail watcr rIghts appur.
tenant 10 and belonging 10 said do
scribod premises aud used In the ir-
rIgntlon thereof. MI situated In Kiam-
ath county. Oregon.
Taken and levied upon m the prop
sriy OF tho said defendants. John ).
Gamblers and May Gamblers. his wife.
or as much thereof m may be neccs.
sary 20 satisfy the said judgment IN
favor OF klamath County. w. q. Clay,
Martha A. Barron. Charles r. Chris
tlanscn against said defendants, with
interest thereon. together with OIL
costs and disbursements that have OF
may accrue.
Dated at klamath Fails. Oregon
January ~. 1914.
q. q. Low. Sheriff.
By GEO. A. HAYDoN. Deputy.
l-le-a-13r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

Publication of summons
In tho Circuit Court in and for the
County OF Klamath and state Of
Oregon.
George II. Turner. Plaintiff.
Nina Mac Turner. Defendant.
In the Name OF the state Of Oregon.
to Nina Mae Turner. Defendant
Greeting:
You are hereby required TO b ana
ppssr and TO answer 70 the complaint
nled herein against you In the above
entitled suit on or before March sth'
Ia. u. 1919. that being the last day
within which you are allowed 20
suswer. etc.. herein ~ hxsd ~ tne
order Of the court for publication q
summ mons herein; and II you, the said
Nina Mae Turner. defendant tai g
|he and appear and answer. etc.. said
complaint. the plaintiR will apply g
/ said court for the relief prayed for y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

Noslcs oe shssiR's sais
|In the Circuit Court Of tho state Of
Oregon. In and for klamath
5h.hty.
tlsnsy Ilabsrman and .. n. Redmond.
Doing Business ~ the Comet
Realty Company. Pisintin.
W.
James Wallace yAudis. Defendant
ny virtue of IN execution issued
out Of and under the seal Of the cir.
|cuit court Of the state OF Oregon. In
and for klamath county. upon that
lcsrtaia iudgment rendered tho 2eth
Of December. 1910. In the justice
court for the Portland district OF
MuitnomAh county. state of Oregon.
and transcribed 10 tho circuit court
of the state Of Oregon. for klamath
Icounty. In an action wherein Henry
lHabsrman and J. n. Redmond. doing
business ~ tho Comet Realty compa-
|ny were piaintIfIs. and James Wallace
YAudls. Dwn also W J. W. Yandie.
% a. Idant; and wherein said plain
lSl rscovsrsd against said defendant
llhs sum of ons hundred and no-ioo
(oioO.oo)) dollars judgment. and
|ths sum Of thirteen and $4,000
(o13.S0l dollars costs. and whereas
there has beea twelve and $4,000
eis.sO) dollars additional or accra-
Iing costs therein. which said sxscu-
|tiou y directed and delivered 10 me
lee sheriff Of klamath county. state
OF Oregon. sad ! have lsvied upon al
oe The sisht. title and iatsrest Of the
aaid James Wallace Yandis. ,. w.
Yanais. In aad 10 the foilowlns de-
|sesibsd premises. to.wit,
The southwest quarter Of tho
northwest quarter tNwh Nwhl
Of section ten tio). township forty
oas (<tD south. range twelve u2)
east. W. ~. klamath county. state
NJ Oregon.
Notice u therefor hereby given that
10. tho undsrsignsd. sheriff Of kiam-
nih>-eounty. Oregon. viii sell said
lpfsnises. to-wit: Tho northwest
quarter of tho northwest quarter
(Nwx Nwx) Of section ten tiO.
ltownship forsy-ons tti) south. range
twelve ti3) east. w. ~. klamath
cousty. Oregon. TO the highss, bidder
for cash. 8sid sale To be- nj public
louslVod. 4t the front door Of tho court
mouse. In klamath Falls. county Of
klamath. state Of Oregon. at the hour
u 10 .. N. on. towit; Tho 18th day
Of NannhAAA isis. 10 satisfy said
lukseution. together With intsrss'
thereon at the rate Of six tsI per csnt
|psr snnum. and for costs Incurred.
Dated this eth day OF February.
4. d. 1919.
@. @. Low. Sheriff.
ny GRO. A. mAyDoN. Deputy.
e.is-3o-S7-sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17
AFTER APlll
LFTIERfDsTA
ONO sENA1oR W1EL I1Axn ~
STRONG Ys0nF N coNGnn1
roE RzDUOzzoN o. PooRA1


| Special - The HogoM &
WARRINGTON. D. O.. ~. III
One esns isttss pestass pronisss ~
b The nszt live issus sossting -
| post once dspartnsnt q washingteny
aecordins 70 Senator Thso1ose =
Burton Of Ohio. who leading ~ enn-
| psisn 70 secure lower leeees s,1os
4 nsv ons-ssat lsttss peseaeo IN
has bssn introdacsd ~ osaatss Do.
ton IN ths senate aa1 nsDssosaioe1ve
John w. weeks IN The hsuss. -
active stsps ere bsiag salusn - ~
mots ~ passage. Ths biu peovileo'
for . ons-csnt rate ~ Ju1y I q ~
yeas.
'without deubt ~ tlne ~ -.
sivs1 vhsa ~ DeeDos e ~ Un0oo1
Ioeats ere eoeitlo1 - eoo-ooGe 1ocoB
|peseass." declares oonaeee DVsopns
|'-TAe pssssnt two-e 60 Saee ~ -
ID szistGnss sines 1oO1. - - -
|pestant sAanges have ~ 49, Glnoo
that dats. 1sspits ~ fset that ~
|pepalatien = ~ esuntsy ~ tnsIonG.
"a insassly, ~ theee ~ ~ -
astonishias insseass = ~ anoone g
|lsttsr eennsnies&ssa bstwsea ess
|poople. /.
'Ths noss inpoFtaat ronssa w
|citissns ee ths Units1 oentse - -
Isitfs1 70 oas-sest lsesss posoqGo =
the fact that although ws ~ e1oEDod
1.-Two esnts saeh Sos ths eaBiaGo q ~
tsrs. Il actually costs oaly abeut .
|csnt apiece Tor Ne oovoen1so4 -
handle then. This results y ths -.
lcumulation Of surplus q over oe3s-
000.0oo each ysar On nfst elass Ist1er
lmail.
"Ths post once dspassnent ~
Insvss intended - - othee thar sslf-
suppovtins. TAs govsen1sak = -
titled 70 sn0ssenG seapGnsatiea ~
The aesual 80 iave1ve1 II s1ysylng
Iarst class poseAGs. bit en- M vhieA
Iroa1D ~ - ooog00us . oogDoU =
lnothing ~ thaA . tax 49, ~ uDosU
oe possass seanps ths6uohoae ~
Igrsat country.
In lsls. ~ safa g DesonG4 = >
isetss vsioh1n0 eos-Aa1e o0neo =
|fFaetioa thsrsoe. eassisa fss0 ~ e1tt
Iof New Yosk = Du9a1o. distonoo q
lsss thaa SEQ nilss. ~ 1s eo11B. g
October I. lsss. Ne tve-esat ~ -
came operative % Isttses weiohlnG
half IN ounce os = sPastioa thseese.
This rate. with slisht ehan0os. ~
existed for thirty ysass.
In the meantime. the eorre6poo-
dence Of the country has increased
ennrmously. and transportatioa fasil-
itios have improved n DeoDostiea.
There b NO question but that ~ Dev'
; srnnsat can carry lsttsss foe -
than one cent. and naks . peoot-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17
Citation


n the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon, for klamath County.
a the Matter Of the Estate OF Sssco
l.. Wood. Dsesassd.
TO ELIAS l.. Wood. Heir Of Sesco L.
Wood. Deceased; and 70 oil 9th.
crs unknown. n such there b.:
II appearing TO tho satisfaction Of
this court from the verified petition
OF Nellie Wall. administratrix Of the
estate Of sssco l.. Wood. deceased. on
nic herein. that Il would bc for the
advantage. benefit and best interests
OF the estate and those Interested that
q portion OF the real property Of said
estate be sold.
II Ia therefore ordered that all pef
sons Interested Ia the estais OF tho
aaid seseo l.. Wood. deceased. appear
nj tho county court room. IN tho
klamath eounty court house. In the
city of klamath Falls. Oregon. before
this court. ON the nrut day OF March.
4. ID. 1919. at tho hour OF 10 O'Clock
"a tho forenoon OF said day. and then
and there show cause. n any exist,
Why nm order Of sale should not BE-
mad, by this court M prayed for In
saiJ petition.
The real property bcicnsing TO tn
cst,ic and which is petitioned TO b.
sold 10 described 40 follows. to-vit'
Tho Eis Of ths swH and the
Wa Of the sEk OF Section 3s. In
township as. south Of Range -,
east Of Tho Willamette Meridian. In
klamath county. Oregon.
II In further ordered. That copy o'
,hi. order be published for not lss'
than four weeks In the weekly edition
Of tho klamath Republican. . nswspa'
per pubiishsd within said county.
Dated this asa day Of January
A. d. 1913.
wn. 8. woRDEN.
County Judge.
lkuyKENDAl.L a FERGUSON.
Attorneys for Administrative.
i-3o-:-?7r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

Ne9see
Once Oh the Treasurer Of klamath
coun February -. 1919
Notice ~ hereby givsn that tAse1
are funds in s eounty trsasary< y
the rsdemptiol pf al ssnsrn kss1
warrants prctsss prior n Ind In
cladins May .. ~
Intersst will csea ON this dats
February ~. ~ ~
ctsoDr H neosrr.
ceaass Se's''r'
s-isr st---Aias -s-..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

Noeies b hsrsby gsvsa tAat - -
russy 81. 1919. I win eel at publis
auction at Ysinax. Oregon. ~ sol-
lowing described horses:
One hipshot horse. bay. With stsips
oa face. weight about 800 pounds.
brand and 6 connected. abo0t I
years old. One bay mare. about .
years old. brand inverted U % right
shoulder. weighs about SOC pounds.
Ono sorrel ysarliAs hnepe colt. IN
branded. One tDs6n uArs. weight
about 500 poy ~. ~ - faee.
about 10 ysag( ia. Jfasd . Z len
shouidsr. OF " nars. with whits
In faes. We, ,bhs} shoet 80 Dosals,
about Is ys] b ia. bfAada1f anl J
connected. Oh jlsht shoulder.
Any person claiming any cae o.
more OF thsss horses WIN present hia
claim at oe on the above date q
Yainax or klamath Aesaey.
These horsss are sstrays. aad vil'
bs sold uulsss clain h established b
owner and expense Of feeding paid
Address all comnunicatioas 70 E1soa
Watson. klamath Agency. Oregon. q
~. n. Holman. Yainax. Oeegou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-17

ADMINISTRATORS Notice of fi,la. Final
In tho County Court OF tho State os
Oregon. for Klamath County.
In tbs Matter Of the Estate Of Ada l.
Kinney. Deceased.
Notice " hereby given that ! have
died my nnal account and report ~
administrator OF the estate Of Ada L.
Kinney. deceased. and the above en-
titled court has nxed upon 10 o'clock
In the forenoon OF March .. 1919. %
the time. and the county couss room
In tho court house OF Klamath coun'
". Oregon. In tho city Of klamath
Fails In said county. ~ the place
~hen and where any person may pre-
cnt any objection or exception TO any
thing therein contained. or to any
ching done BY me ~ administrator
and at the same time and place the
said court will fnally settle the said
account.
THIS notice is published pursuant
10 order OF the above entitled coes'
made January 10. tsls. and the nrs'
publication 10 made on January -
1914.
A. KINNEY.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Al
l.. Kinney. Deceased,
IKuYKENDALL 4 FERGUSON.
Attorneys for the Administrator
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