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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
FREE LUMBER,
SUGAR AND PL0Ws
Democratic Program Of Tariff Revi-
sion Would Put crlmp In
Lumber Trusts
Profits.
AT THE EXTRA SESSION
southerners Object to Lumber Plan
and Western Men Are Not Fa-
vorabIe to the Sugar
Schedule.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, March 10.--Free
lumber, sugar and farm machinery
and implements are tariff revision
certainties, according to information
today from the members OF the house
ways and means committee. Placing
of raw wool upon the free list is stilf
undetermined, with prospects that a
twenty percent ad valorem on this
product will be the result
While the free list will be one OF
the last tariff bills framed and pre-.
sented in the extra session of con-
gress, it was learned today that the
measure as passed last session and
vetoed by Taft is scheduled for con,
siderable pruning"
Decision to place lumber on the
free list has already raised storm
of protest from southern protection
lists" democrats, who have extensive
numbering interests in their districts
Senator Simmons of North Carolina
has announced opposition to the free
lumber program in the senate. The
duty on lumber now averages seven
percent, which the southerners de
clare is little protection against Can
adian imports
Representative Broussard of Louisl
i ana has also announced opposition I,
the placing Of sugar on the free list
4 He is courting the support OF th
western combine ne'--democrat from
dozen western states who hav,
formed selfprotecting working or
ganizaffon. Many of the western dem
ocrats have beet sugar interests al
i stake.
To fill the new free list with art,
cles of farm use. giving the farmers
the principal benefit Of complete lacl
of imports on materials they use :!
the democratic program.
Today the ways and means demo
Gratis resumed work upon the tarif
bills reading the schedule para
graph by paragraph, and voting upor
# each item. Results of their delibera
tions are kept in absolute secrecy al
far as actual revision figures go.
A conference between Representa-
! tive Underwood. majority leader. ant
President Wilson win be held befor,
the extra session. The date Of th'
opening of the special tariff session
is dependent upon the speed witt
which Underwood and his associate
are able to frame the tariff measures
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
DRUNKEN SOLDIERS
SHOUT FOR MADERO
Americans In Mexican Town Feared
an Attack and Fled Across
the Border.


United Press Leased Wire Service.]
DOUGLAS. Arizona, March TO-
Meager advices from all parts OF
Sonora state today indicate that the
mobilization of Maderista troops con-
tinues and that simultaneous attacks
on practically all the larger cities will
be started soon. 1t will not be nee
Iessary to attack the federal garrisons
as the followers of Huerta are desert
ing in great numbers, it Is said.
There is great excitement at Aqua
Prieta. Nearly all of last night in
toxicated soldiers paraded the streets
shouting for Madero. The Americans
and other foreigners fed to Douglas,
fearing an attack,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
MANY KILLED
BY EARTHQUAKE
Complete Destruction Of Capital Of
Santa Rosa, Guatemala is Re
ported BY Mn
lister.
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF
Relief Expeditions Have Been Sent to
the Scene Where Saturdays
Quake Did Great
Damage.

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WASHINGTON March 10.-Com-
plete destruction of Guaiimquilapa,
the capital of Santa Rosa, Guatemala,
with great loss of life and property
through all the country within radius
of eighteen miles from that city was
reported by the American minister at
Guatemala city today to have been
the result of Saturdays earthquake.
All communication with the stricken
territory has been cut OF. Relief ex-
Hpeditions have been sent from Guat-
emala city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
House Thoroughly Explored to Find
suffraaettes Hiding In
Dark Corners Armed
With Bombs.
KING GEORGE PRESENT
Great Throng, 8 sIst*-seers Attract
ed to Sceremony and to
Ws.h Procession Of
Royalty.

United Press Leased Wire Service1
LONDON, Manch 10. After possiD-
ly the shortest vacation in its history,
the British parliament convened in
new session today. The last parlia-
ment was prorogued Friday, and the
same members took their seats IN the
new session.
Not since a group Of conspirators
under the leadership of Guy Fawkes
attempted to blow up parliament III
1905, have the parliament houses been
subjected to such thorough search
and rigid inspection as today. Al.
though the authorities were not actu.
ally apprehensive of another gun pow.
der plot, they were fearful that the
bashi-bazouk esses" Of Mrs. Pank.
hurst's militant suffragette brigade
might attempt in some Wy to muss
up the stately ceremony with which
the king formally re started the Brit.
ish legislative mill.
Long before the picturesque yoe
men of the guard, attired in their
quaint Tudor uniforms, emblazonet
front and back with the royal mono
gram and crest, and carrying ancient
halberds, had gone through with th,
usual perfunctory business os peerins
! into the vaults for possible imitator'
of Fawkes and his crew, the polio.
| already had been busy. Squads comb
ed over the entire building, maxim.
minute inspection of every nook ant
Granny on the chance Of finding som,
hiding suffragette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
POWER COMPANIES
in BIG MERGER
twenty Million Dollar Con
Germ Seeks Incorporation
Papers in Canada.

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OTTAWA, Ontario, March 10.-An
immense scheme of reorganization.
involving more than score of light.
power and traction companies In Can
ada and the United States Is involved
in the application to the dominion
government for the Incorporation of
the new International Light and Pow
er company with capital of $40, ,OO0,-
000.s
A arrangement has been decided
upon of the subsidiary concerns OF
three big holding companies of the
New York house of Henry T.. Dough
erty and Company viz: Cities SER
vice, Constructed Cities. Light and
Power and Traction and Utilities I'm.
provement companies.
The re-arrangement is designed to
afford earning capacity and more com
pact and effective organization for
companies already successful, 1t is
also planned to put encumbered com
lanies on firlner basis.
New companies, whose earnings and
I
conditions warrant transfer to the
Cities Service company. for re-organ
ization are the Empire District Ga.
company of Joplin, Mo-, and the st
Joseph, Mo-, Railway Light and Powe
company.
The Spokane Gas and Fuel compan,
| is transferred from the Cities Seryic,
to the Utilities Improvement company
| Other companies which remain with
in the Cities Service are the Denve
Gas and Electric copany; the Empir,
District Electric Co., of Joplin, Mo
and the Brush Electric company O
Galveston, Texas.
From the consolidated companie
4 there will be transferred to the Util
tiles Improvement company, the Cit,
Light and Water company, Citizens
Gas and Electric, and the Bristol Ga
and Electric. Additional companie
4 which will remain with the consol
dated cities groupe are the Dominic
Gas, Canada City Light and Traction
i Sedalia. Mo-, and Alliance, Ohio, Ga
and Power; Massillon, Ohio, Electri
i and Gas; Trumbull, Ohio. Public Sci
vice: Meridian, Miss, Light and Raj
j way and Knoxville, Tenn, Gas con
.pany.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
RAILWAY STATIONS
FIRED BY WOMEN
One Was Totally Destroyed
When Suffragettes Applied
the Torch

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
LONDON, March 10.-Fire today
believed to be Of suffragette origin
totally destroyed the passenger sta
ton Of the Great Western and Cen.
tral railways at Saunderton, in Buck
inghamshire.
Placards found about the depot af-
ter the fire bore the legend Votes
for women and also there were
found cards saying that the fire was
the work Of suffragettes. The police,
though, admit that enemies of equal
suffrage might have been responsible,
About the same time, the Croxlye
Green station CT London and North
western at Walford was partly burned
and suffragettes are suspected of that
fire, too.
At Saunderton, the blaze started in
the ticket office and spread rapidly
Fire departments from neighborine
towns were called upon for help. but
before they arrived. the depot was en-
tirely burned,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
Man Who Confessed TO Starting Thi,.
" Fires Has Given up All
Secrets Of the
Band.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Men in Various Cities Are Implicated
and Wholesale Arrests viii
Follow tho Con
fession.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, March TO-.
More than fifty Chicago and New
York insurance adiusters and 100
other persons are implicated by Ben
Fink, alias Finkleberg, in complete
confession made here today Of the
workings of an arson trust,' the.
operations of which have been nation
wide
Fink confessed to setting thirty
fires in Chicago and numerous others
in New York, Fort Wayne, South
Bend and other cities, the aggregate
loss of which totaled more than half
La million dollars.
Spira, Ear and Brown, insurance ad-
justers of Chicago, are the heads of
the arson trust according to Fink He
declares they paid him from $4O0 to
S1,500 for each fire he set, they them
selves receiving as high as $4,000
for cne fire.
Fink's confession was made on a
promise of leniency. Charges of
arson here, Fort Wayne and Chicago
will be dropped and Fink will be TAX
en- to Chicago to appear as witness
against those who he implicated in his
Iconfession.
Fink, according to States Attorney
! Hoyne of Chicago, holds the key to the
arson trust probe he has had under
way for months. With a complete
Hconfession. Hoyne is confident that
before his investigation is completed
he will have had indictments returned
for mere than $50 persons.
! All arrangements had been made to
4 place Fink on trial here today. For
! lowing Fink's confession, johnson
said:
"Finks testimony is the biggest
step toward breaking up the arson
trust of any yet taken. 1t is far more
valuable to us than the statement OF
/ Izzy the Painter, who confessed to
New York officials, because of the
prominence and number Of persons
| involved"
More than fifty arrests in Chicago
will be made within the next few
! days as the result of the confession.
4 Because of the magnitude of the
workings of the arson trust, johnson
said that it is probable that a federal
4 grand jury will be called in Chicago
d to take up the investigation.
Among fires Fink has confessed as
being responsible for are the follow
ing.
q Chicago, March %, 1912. two story
bakery. 9o6-90S Milton avenue. loss
$40, 900, fully insured Fink's own
brother was killed in this fire.
Chicago, May 90, 1912, B. M. Lavine
: and Company, 1141 Milwaukee avenue
Ensured for $4,000. Total loss cover
ed fully by insurance.
Chicago, May Z, 1911, B. Spira ant
Company, 1922 South Peoria street
total loss. Insured s16,500.
Chicago, July 6, 1902, Henry Boscl
| Company. 525 South Wabash avenue
/ total loss, insurance $4,000
r Chicago. H. Correll and Company
.l1416 West Lake street, wall pape
$ and paint store, total loss, insured TO
Z S61 900.
Chicago, December II, 1908, Illinois
t Wooden Company, 315 West Twelfth
c street, total loss, insurance $19,5Oo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
LATEST METHOD OF
CARING FOR DRUMKARDS

w w. Winchell of the Salvation
Army. A covered wagon will respond
to telephone messages from either po-
licemen or citizens and any person
who has been imbibing too freely will
be hurried to the headquarters and
cared for.
The plan resulted through the dis
covery that number of persons. sup
posed drunks, who had been thrown
into station house cells, actually were
suffering with fractured skulls A
doctor will be available a. the Saliva
ton Army TO decide whether ths
! cases brought in ale druaks or not,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
Conference of illinois House ana Ser
ate Democrats viii Talk
the Matter
Over.
GOVERNOR NOT SURE
Secretary OF State Pays No Attention
to Civil Service Law In Ap-
polntment of
Officials.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
SPRINGFIBLD, ILL.,, March TO-
Senator Kent e. Keller of Ava, who
went to Washington to discuss with
democrats of the senate his claim
that Colonel James Hamilton Lewis
was elected on the eighth joint ballo.
on the long term senatorship, Is ar
ranging today to have a conference
of democrats Of the house and sei,.
ate tomorrow night on the matter. AT
that time he intends to lay before the
members his findings in Washington.
He will urge them to claim Lewis
election.
[ Governor Dunno, Speaker Mckinley
! and other leaders, however, are pay
! ing no attention to the claim and
have no intention of pushing 1t. The
governor said this morning. when
told Of Keller's plan for conference.
! that he had not heard of It.
The governor asserted that he had
| found no reason to change his opin-
| ion as expressed in. Washington on
1 the Lewis-Sherman combine He saio
I that he would welcome visit to IL
linois by Chairman McCombs, buI
that he had not heard officially tina,
4 the chairman intends coming.
The situation, he believes, is no
materially changed.
4 The governor will make no appoint
ments before Wednesday. A host o
4 office-seekers were waiting for hin
when he appeared at his Office thi
morning on his return from Washing
i ton.
In Violation Of Law.
& SPRINGFIELD. H., March 10.---
Secretary of State Woods .oday made
another appointment in violation o.
the state civil service law. He named
4 John G. McGrath Of Jerseyville to sue
4 ceed James w. Gullett, assistant chic
clerk who resigned Saturday. The
position is under civil service
4 State Auditor Brady has referred
to his bondsmen the question O
/ whether he shall act on the opinion
1 of AttorneyGeneral Iucey and ignor
the civil service law, or shall obey
it and refuse to honor vouchers fol
salaries of employees not named at
cording to its provisions. The genera
opinion is that he will be instructe,
to abide by the letter of the law unit
the supreme court again passes OF
It's validity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
DIAZ AND ]. P. MORGAN
ON THE SAME STEAMER

gan, the financier, who has been sick
on the Nile and at Cairo.
Also on the passenger list Of the
Adriatic was Don Porfirio Diaz, for
mer president OF Mexico, whose exifc
at the hands OF Madero is ended, and
who is going back to Mexico to ad-
wise his nephew, Felix Diaz. Diaz
will stop in France, whery he will be
met by a party OF young Mexican
army officers, appointed by President
Huerta to escort Diaz home. He came
from Cairo to Alexandria in the PR
vate car of the khediye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
Fourth Assistant.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, March 10.-After a
conference with President Wilson to-
day, Postmaster-general Burleson an
nounced that James I. Blakeslee, sec
retary of the democratic state com
mittee of Pennsylvania, had been de-
cided on for the position of fourth
assistant postmaster-general.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
Salvation Army Has Scheme
for Looking After Men
in the Cutters.

[United Press Leased Wire Service. /
JERSEY CITY, N. J.. March TO-
The latest method for caring for
drunks went into effect here today.
1t is complete ambulance service,
maintained night and day by Major
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
Exiled Mexican and American
Financier Leave Egypt To-
day on Liner Adriatic.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. March To-
5coked for passage on the White Star
liner Adriatic which sailed today for
New York via Naples was ]. r. Nor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
John Larsen.

JOHN UdFSeH'
PRINCETON, March 1o.John Lar
sen, honorman at Princeton, and foot
ball star, is the son of Chicago sa-
loonkeeper and himself worked as a
bartender.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10
THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and vicinity: Local
rains tonight. Tuesday fair.
For Illinois: Rain tonight. Tues
day cloudy and probably rain north
east portion.
For Iowa: Fair west rain east por-
tion tonight. Somewhat colder west
portion tonight. Tuesday fair.
For Missouri: Local rains tonight.
Tuesday fair.
Local observations.
March. Bar. Their Wind. w Gather
o pm. :. 30 ,21 ~ N Clear
10 Z am. !. 3o.o7 81 p Clear
River above low water of 1864 3
feet, tenths.
Change in "a hours, rise Q tenths.
Mean temperature, March O. AZ.
Highest temperature, 40.
Lowest temperature, "a.
Lowest temperature last night, 81
FRED u. GOSEWISCH,
Observer
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
TRAINER Returns
FROM THE SOUTH
MAN INJURED LAST SPRING ~
RACE HORSE MAS ExrEMExC.
ND DIFFICULTY IN HAVING
LEO MExDED

Fred Marshail. who was Injured
last spring By . fall with horse. re-
turned Tuesday from Sacramento.
where he has been II the sisters hos
pitai. receiving trsatmsat for bis les.
He has recovered the use Of tbs limb.
In the foro part Of April. Marshall
vas training Judge brakes ally.
Yankee Girl. for tho Rodeo sscss.
and when the horse slipped and fell
Marshsli's les was fractured by the
weight Of the mares body. The In
jury was OF . serious nature. and
Marshali was ordered 10 80 to the
Sacramento hospital.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

.. L. Gardner Of Port klamath was
among the passenger arriving on the
Chiloquin train Tuesday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
.GUMSHOE men
WANT TO HELP
AlaAr4UR MAwKsnAws ALI.
OVER TEiE LAND WANT 10
Track BOLD BAD COuxrER-
HlurERs no HIDDEN LARS


Unleo4 Proos service
WARRINGTON. d. c.. Feb. H.
Following the publication throughout
the country several days ago OF the
destruction in Washington Of more
than o70.0o0 In counterfeit money,
the ssorst service bureau has been be-
sisssd with applicants OF would-bs
slsuths who believe they can hslp
the government run the counterfeit
era TO sarth. From time TO time the
list Of applicants has grown. until to-
day there 10 . total Of $500 on hand.
EVERY time . big arrest or . BID
Job q sone kind ID made by the se-
cred service We get additioasi sppli.
cstions." said william Flynn. chief
OF the secret service. most every
0An who thinks he has detective abil-
ity drops 10 = line asking for . Job.
We have tho counterfeitsrs pretty
veu y hand now-and no vacancies
10 the staa."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
MAIN STR1(T

Property is always gesk ysss ssw
hsve 10 o9cs 70 fea oa Maia with
solid coacrcsc bull hg. Is's sras tiss
hsast u tfs cii aad srssiss bssics
al the tisss. ries eia.ooo. terms.
u WIN ~ ~ 20 invsssisass.
Hou p, ls, farm laasis, iasssasrs
and '1Ys'sds' '.,
Hvtco!,1.'t
aS. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
BREATHE fRffLl Open N0SIRks
AND STUFFED H%DtAb cATARRH

grant balm dissolyss by che hsat el
~ ntstsils; penetsatss and hssla
|ths ih1aihs1. swollen nsnbrane
which unss ~ noss. -hsad aad
throat; eleass tbe sis passases;
|stops 1asty discharges and Z fssiiaa
|of cleansing, soothing relief comes
Immediately.
Doa't jay svaks tonight stsus-
|slins Tor breath. With Head stuaed ;
Iaostri4 closed, hsvkins and blow.
|ing. tCatarSh o. 3 eeld. WITH ~
runniHS nase, foul Mucous dsoppina
into ~ tnSeat. - rav lryasss 4
distressing hut tyuly nse1iess.
Put yeus faith3u onse- n
"uiy'S cpoan 1aile aad youS eoll
~ satassh vtll sussly lidapoeAE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
GOLD fever GETS
MORE VICTIMS
|MHsens. HuNsAKER, CoMsTOCk
AND NORTH START ron TIN
INV pIaalNGs IN NEVADA
OTHERS TALKING ABOUT IT

Three moro klamath Falls mon
! have Become inoculated with the gold
Ifsver, Jess Hunsakcr. l.. q. Comstock
and Jay North. Tuesday they do
parted for the new camp At Roches-
ter. Nevada.
Hunsaker will remain several days
|at woodland. Calf. before going to
the gold field, but the others bought
tickets direct to Lovelcck. and will
|go on 20 Rochester from thsrc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

W. II. Shook Of Dairy 10 . cor6(!
seat visitor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
.LOvtL0RN WOMAN
. STARvES HERSELF
BELIEVING nm VANCE HAD DE-
sERExD nER. GERMAN 0mL
RIvUsns 10 EAT AND DIHD IN
HEB Room ALONE


unitsd PRES oeeviee
BERLIN. veb. los-4reida 0asrt-
|nsr. aged -. literally stasvsd Assssil
70 death bssauss shs bslisvsd hss.
ELI dsssrtsd by hss Aaaes. Who wsst
70 The unissl esatss several neaths
|asD. Ths vsaaa's bsdy. snaslatsd
and wasssl - . sksIseoa, vas found
10 her ioem II . suburb. where svi.
IDENTIFY Il hal lain Tor more than {
wsek. The eoaAitioa o. ths house H.
dleate1 that Tie WOMAN had not eaten
for days. until she Analiy disd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
SOLDIERS PEOPLE
ARE N Dire NEED
1uND Bamso RAlsnD IN VIENNA
10 nn1wvB ConDE150ns oV
rovEn1r N n0Ams o. Mn
UNDER AnaaD


Unlto6 Pgooo 0ogvoo
VIENNA. vsb. lS.-Mose than
eoeo.eoo has ben saiss1 ~ publie
suescripticn Tor the aid Of families Of
tAs ressevss vho we're called 70 thsis
eelers sone vDeks aso. Through ths
abssaes q fsthsss ~ soas. many
families are = dire nes1. The loss 70
Asstsia-Hunessy = The Tssslt q ~
6enosalisatiea - buslnsss lus % u
Balkan var. - vel - The cost Of
keeping 1900 ~ ln1er aSns. =
estimated - alseaAy esssediaS $780,
see.see.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20

s--rhat the plaintiff have shs Gus
,ody Of the minor child. 0ordon -
bort Turner; =
s--And for any further relief - 70
his honor may seem meet.
This summons 10 published 10 'ns
klamath Republican. . public news
paper publlshsd In tho city Of k'am'
ath Falls. klamath county. state o.
,rcscn. BY the order Of Hon. Henry l.
psnson. judge Of the circuit court cl
klamath county. stats OF Oregon
which said order directs that ssn'
mons 10 published once . week Tor Oh
uecesaivs weeks and dated and eater
ID January ~. A. d. 1913.
Date Of tho nrst publication hereof
Q January 20. A. d. 1919.
W. II. A. RENNER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
t.so-s-sr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-20
xorSx

Notice is hereby ssvsa that % vsb.
russy ~. isis. ! VII ssli q DublS<
auction u vaiaax. Orssos. Tie eel.
'owias dsseribsf hor,ss;
One hlpshos horse. bay. With sssips
on face. weight about 900 pouals,
brand : aad . connected. sboue :
yesrs old. oas .bay mare. abeus {
sssrs old. brand iavsvisd U % sishs
shoulder. weighs about 500 pousds.
One sorrsl yeariing horse colt. IN.
branded. One brown mare. vsishs
about 500 pounds. whils IN face.
about - ysars old. brand q oa Left
shoulder One bay mare, with vhiss
In face. weighs about 800 pousds,
about is ysars old. BRANDED z asA >
s00Dectsd. on right shoulder.
- psssoa eisinlas any oss or
more OF thee horses WIN pssssas ~
claim at or on the absvs date a
fainax OF klamath Ageney.
These horsss are sstrays. ana vi,,
b. sold unisss claim II sstab blishsA ~
owner and sspssss Of feeding paid.
address ell eommuaieatioas 10 Edson
watson. klamath Assney. Oregon. or
;. n. Holman. Yainas. OREGON.