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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

walking stifly away: He'll do e.; l
Oct We won't be here two days long
er. For which glee there was season,
since. inside the hour, the captain was
IN the coloneIs tent. concluding an
eloquent picture Of his conpany's dis
comforts with Somebody has TO do
something. II you are powerless.
colonel. I'm not. II they don't give
one assurance ~ changing the camp
10 mcrrow ! shall march Company q
out and pitch a camp myself. and
stand a court-martial. I would rather
r'ak a court-martial than see my men
idle-and that's what IL has come to-"
The colonel looked the fiery young
speaker sternly IN the eye. and said
something about unsoldierly conduct.
1T would be unmanly conduct for
me 70 let the boys trusted To me die
hecaus" ! was afraid 70 speak out
flung back the captain. And / know
one thing; II | am coUrt-martia,ed the
papers are likely 10 ge' the ,riie story 9"
You mean the reporter on the Chi
cago papers Who is shopping around
Let me advise you to give him n wide
7 berth"
i mean nothing OF the kind. sir. 7
only mean that the thing will not be
don" in a corner
Well. well. keep cool. captain.
you're too good a ',llow to fling your.
self away Wait and SEQ IL | can't get
something definite u Of the general
today."
Nh'r' ron ~" captain departed
with outward decent gloom and n.
ward ~ trHYi'ious - .. iolciug. Ior
when j." hri htt a rai. on the head n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
BY OCTAVE THANET
Author Of
The Man % the Hour" The Lions
Share BY Inheritance. etc.

the sick detail. II Spruce had been
SseIul IN camp he was invaluable In
hospital The head surgeon leaned ,n
LIN with a Jest. snd the young sur
geon In charge with pretenss -
abuse. You'll burs. II you don't wo-S
= sour steam. spruce. 81 out with IL.
w nav Is II In this "a shioa ~
really sought both Information and
suggestion. Nor was he above being
instructed in The innumerarle dell
Cacies or feouishions by the old Regtl-
lar. and he cid not. when requisi:ion,
were Unanswered and supplies e2-
peared In unusual form. ask any sm
~IarrssSn M questions. L got 'sm from
ire Red Cross. cir. was spruce's In
variable and unQLesioned formula.
u tie doctor In his reports &C
counted for what he had received aaI
complained Justly bscause his requlsi-
Ii'ns were not honored. even a.
spruce had desired. and. thereby. i.
obtained much credit, in the DAYS u
',Et. spruce did not obtain any par
ticu!ar credit. but he saved "A few
i've y is likely. and the sick men
round him better han medicine. The
captain always handed the comtnitt-,
I"uers over To hun. and bought what
ever ne desired.
captains DIN e. distinguish him
SELF. give him a chance thought
spruce. he's got sense"
And by degrees he began to feel for
the young volunteer a reflection OF
the worship which had secretly been
offered 10 a certain fat little bald
headed captain of the old -stesnth.
His picture OF the great day when lie
should have his triumph - quite a.
dear TO him. perhaps. as any Roman
generals 10 the Roman-now always
included a vision of the captain. sien-
der ant straight and bright-eyed. at
the head OF the line: and he ALWAYS
could see the captain, later IN the
day. presenting him TO his father
Here's Sergeant Spruce. who has
Coached ia ALL lie had overheard
those very words once said TO n girl
Visiting the camp. and they chung 10
MS memory with the persistent sweet
ness OF the odor OF violets.
Today he was thinking much more
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in his voice turned Spruce about alb
rup:ly.
WHAT'S the matter. Dick"
oh. nothing. I only wanted 10 be
sure you'd come back and say good by
before you got on. The regiments
got it's orders. you know"
NO" cried Spruce. lie swallowed
a little gasp. What are you giving
me?"
oh. it's straight; l heard them talk
ing. Colonel has the order: the boys
are packing to-day"
Spruce's eyes burned. he was mind
ed 70 make some exclamation O: pro-
ian Joy. but his mood fell a, the
sight OF the boys quiverinF smile.
Great. isn't IT, said Danvers. 81
wish they'd waited two weeks and
given us fellows n show. bur | dare
cay there won't be any show by that
Time. the way they are after the dons
at Santiago. Can't you get CT now. to
pack? But-you1l be sure 20 come
Lack and say good BY. Chris"
! ain't on vet" said Spruce. and
] amt too sure ! will be. They're ai-
ways Pitt'ur; orders aad making an
everlasting hustle TO pack up. and
the unpacking. You 90 to sleep"
He was about to mCve away. hut
Danve detained him. saying that he
wanted 10 b" turned ana IS the scI-
der gently turned him. the bo, go.
one of his hands and gave Il a squeeze
~" tried 10 say something. but was
rarely able to give Spruce a foolish
smile. Spruce. you're a soldier AMI
a gentleman" he s;ammered. lie
turned away his head 10 hide the tears
In his eyes Bat Spruce had seen
them. or course he made no sign.
stepping away briskiy. with a li,tla
pat cn The lean shoulder.
I'D commandments pshrdluupuu
~" cT me- haHk softl. 80 % ltr. .,t,..
~" looked ~ ltdUvsrs. w.p was riu,ura-
ting sleep. w'fh hta dark las - raj On
over rel sy-ii~. and TO- sh0oA ii- bend
IlLrins his atsc.c- bee hat :nrnl mat
tte orders Were no fIrUCr. THr rert-
meht was g'.rg 20 no ~ Cd SIRE
enous' Spruce stood 81 moment. before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

WITH HIGH SQUARE,. ROUND or y.
fiATfD SrCK. s~LFFvFLPss OR WIN
i'Nt' OR SHORT sLEENES WITH On
WITHOUT FLot-NCR
II-f such little s'ips as thee 40. 1919
beneath fashionable fforks. There is No
'm 10 thc Vai,t line. fhc general sFer,
'Hr ni trndrrrr-s and the finish can
' rlf.. t1 sp MANY different ua,s fh.,
cor De- adapted 90 almost an u.~s
~ 'n" Nf-u there f. a rilrfcf f0ur~e a~d
.H 1t oi rio Kind is hfirg much nd
WI tFe gathered hnunrc and the pl,,,
SLIP rfh lIs ai.anfacea sT ifs ,.,
and f1r finish can he made in anv va
1n'i i- lm-t adapted 90 the special nee.
iir hr.S con- lc cut out on anv preferred
or. '' ani 'lr sleeves made either i--g
of lH AI'.grthcr. the garment H. an
Nni'sUF useful. practical one thar can
''dr dFAranlc in many different wave.
W iIN eirr. The Sip fs made II Trd,.
f', and De- designed 10 ic vorn md,
DAINTY ir1.ks. lu the two other ,,e,ys
= made 20 Washable material AMI
h'I-h'i m a way Co lagndrr WITH esse All
for The 20 wear sire. The plain srp ui1
I'iIife 20 wards 81 material y. -.
NffI% u 90 ~ Yards a inches Ut3s
with -. yards 4. 4 vsri n rr A. -
Hf 81 'l 4 Nari
a. i'f1r' ulic or the plated f~ufnre
lfi' ot banding and "a yards a
IuInlng 20 make a. shown on the 6srrs.
! ward y, = yard % or = yard A i0~bc,
VIDE t1r the gathered nounee. go.
~ haniirg and = yards ~ mfIing =,
'i,S" a' shown IN the small view.
NJ pattern --tf o. cut in s,res ~,
t'f'. from n to - wears ~ age. II Nil n.
FfIct % anv address o.. the Fs.bi,1
.p.Iiment oi this paper. On rsoeipt a
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, the chairman. spruce-fsn. thu, ~
name naH one or the boys te~ieEraphed ne
nave him brought here FOR the funeral
$3.50 nes been very faithful. Young
rESnSsrs wanted to go right down 10
got home and he's hat on his back"
II heard said the captains father,
aNe i9st 'elesraphed. on my own r..
IL won't make any dinerenr. :" nam
POI IelIo~. but We owe IL To him. I
help him. but | don't see anythinr"~ '
We lave told them to spar. no ex-
IShs' ana hes got plenty OF money.
~" YOU have done everything. We'll.
We re all proud OF him" '
rhe CaItsin.s father thanked him with
ID 81, hnse1t ak visa We could
tn.nklnS II don't suPpose . message TO
him would-Whsn a fellows dyins' mes
ment.f don9t cars' ri DO a eit 81 sent
ed ana went back into the office.
s.i am afraid there is not achance.-
Fellow Wei. you can give him sIf me
n~orpsipe he needs-and strychnine.
mighty nttie" u" "AS
lie talked about wanting to see you
sAiu the nurse. She mad a sweet Voice.
PLAINLY a ladys voice. and her slim fig.
nre an the biue-striped gown anu White
was not handsoms. nor Was II Very
!ouns. but II had a touch OF her voices
ga !. in"k al her. and forgetting Ills
pAtents IN his interest in the nurse.
(.s-hs reused himsslf--Tl look
round later, ] SUI pose he ~ delirious2
Not SO mucu that he does not recog-
nize US He talks all the time OF his
town. poor fellow and seems TO want TO
nave them understand that he hasn't
nesLected his duty lie only once has
tOMn n. and the gnnfalN and IkanEsEa rnaL-
ing II .risht there. and the boys going
bark suppose he has lived iaere ali
Not a nit Of it. nsnvers told m. he
merely enlisted there. But they are
staphed 70 have his body sent there, and
heres another telegram. See
ri let him see said the nurse. TAX
Yes. hut rot the first part about
sending him back. that's a little too pre-
NiOuS'
The nurses touch reused Spruce.
Dick. he murmIred. Dick. you tell
the folks. couldn't go with the regi-
ment YOU know why
Ihey know why. too, here's a tele-
gram from your captains father. Tell
spruce he's the hero Of Company G"
she read II Ills rand tibhtened on
hers Her trained eyes weer on his
Amt g, the-the bul,ies, town I
wisgt Ia enough money to 60 hack. bat
70! re- my folks got TO have my pay.
Her eyes met the nurses now. but
e woman sought the doctors in a
glance or question and appeal lie
nodded.
Her sweet voice said And tho
town as te~leEraph~d nat 10 expense
must be spared 20 cure YOU hut ~ YOU
don't recover you are To- 20 back to
them"
spruce drew o long. ec$taUc sigh
on dian't tell YOU? Amt u tie
\ minute later 10 murmured Thank
NoH. lr"k. Huu stIl holding The
nurses hand. Spruce went to see his
town.
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"+NNfA Na1 80
i"t WIN 10 worse han septic pn@u-
monia. than that Il a man whom la
81 rucel had known Wei who WAS
! s'alp"d. spruce he'd enlisted from 4
western tow wh.r. he had happeuvd
; - b.. "a the date %. his last dischargo.
lie had "a Ereut opinion Of the town.
7 AMI BE-. never tired recalling the. scene
20. their Departure. nmil tears aud
Z cheers and The titphling music 81 L
ur.ss ltuC. with treir pockets fll =
cigars. and an extra car u.l If lunch
enr LaSk.te. and thuusa.i dnrt-s
comuanv mor,v :, mir
. cr,Ilt.
"''u Inns "p wv w, -
~ H.'h an I'D" ''NH' ~
anu "i 'N"'. l4e gays 't"'ik III" 10
"'"- = ''t Y N''" no" ~" ''r GOT
,N nam '-' me- had u NO shss
IN t"ln A"u N' h'.n WIN t't ItrSH-
lars: looh after the bows a lttI"' saws
i' INA, M4t' f"tS e.. J 81" t""h
SIX Years 90 a." S"rNi." % | knox
"a i'W wr!tNl | do. too. Il" gave
NE a a~v'-i"'i1r hill AFTER he'd talked
awhile :" me-. ana one ~ Ills oWn
cigars. it'mruia,r co.. towns back
II you SAYS ne. It's. too. I'll a le'-
ter from the c"h wii're they got
tEerr. asking * we had ':"rythirr:
Offering G" ItN tor nurses % thcy u
be allowed. oh. So "a bully town
Sprlc. himself lad never known
The sweets of .oc.l urii, lie had
drilled ub,ut in I'm, .yn-Id urfiI n
twenty n. driftcd INTO The regular
army. lie had no kindred except a
hrCtkrr whose 1.r,,r Vas 80 iitflc
creditabla that Spri-s VAS relieved
when II ended were IN, tru;h known.
IN n pfnitpntiary ito mad an aun a.!
whom re often smoke and Vhnm ne
esteemed n credit IN tEe family she
was n widow woman mi an Iowa vii
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Higher prices for Tin have led 70 the
extensive use Of aluminium foil for
wrapping tobacco in England.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

sons Interested IN the estate of ths
said Sssco l.. Wood, dscssssd, sppss,
NJ the county court room. II TIE
klamath county court house, IN the
city Of klamath Falls. Oregon. before
this court. on the nrst day Of March,
\. ID. 1913. 1t the hour Of 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of said day. and then
and there show cause. ~ any sxist.
Why IN order Of sale should not bs
made BY this court ~ prayed for In
aid petition.
Tho real property bsiopsing 70 IN.
ertats and which 10 pstitionsd 70 bs
sold In described ~ follows, to-wit.
Tho M Of the swk and ths
WA OF the SEk Of Section 30. IN
Township %. south Of Range ~,
east Of the Willamette nsridian, IN
klamath county. Oregon.
II 10 further ordered. That . COPY OF
this order be published for not les
than four weeks In the weekly edition
Of tho Klamath Republican. nswsps.
Der published within ssid county.
Dhisd this Ssd day Of January.
A. u. ieis.
wN. .. woRDEN.
County Judge.
kUYKENDALL 4 HnROUsON.
Attorneys for Aaninistrstrix.
I-a0-3.S7r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19


| fsssor's DiiIsr's direction n va thor.
oushly chsrtsA from shors 70 ths
| Ihighsst crest Of the crater rim Of
wisard IslssA. Bsre. accord,ne q
| this geological research. Mount Ma
mama stood. toverins ssv.rsi thou..
ana feet above iss sistsr,. shasts. Ne
IIo~ehlin or Hood. the moltsn iavs
pouring non IL vsnts enptyins on,
the mighty c,atsr, untii : totai a n.
most twenty cable niles Of soliA nat.
tier hsd disappaared. burning out I
hollov i.to which H. crown plu.ssd
|iu topmost crat.r beconins the a.
tinet cratsr Of vvisard lalaad..
Hers Mr.. White proe,e6eh "a Co.
neee IL theory az cr,t.r Lake,s sArI.
|liaioa vith TIA a,eta exp,.ined hv DR..
Hailock.
"It W.. h sa,6 ..this lava sov
mon las.sma a.eshse 60 nAeeaa.
poesibly e<hers non se~re,. net nov
vipi>,s. that ovurrun - vhoae sesien
vhsre hsA erovn anA proeper,1 ~
srse miehty trfhss of humanify. build-
ins cit,es. dsveloplns asrieulture. =.
tablishine comnsrre. attainine ad-
vancemsnt IN the arts education ana
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

oooAeeoo
Z the County Court Of The otats el
Oregon. Tor klamath County.
: the Matter Of The Estate ct oeee1
L. Weed. Deeeaaed.
70 ulias L. wood. Heir of oeseo Z
Wood. Deesased; aa1 % al etA-
en- unknown. z such there ~
Il appsarins 70 tAs satisfaetioa u
this court from the vsri1ed petition
q Nellie Wall. administsatrlx ef the
estate Of osseo Il woo1. dseeassd. on
0ls herein. that y would ~ Tor ~
advantage. hsaslt ~ best ineeresta
q tho estate and thoGe tntsrestel that
! portion Of The real ppooosty q saio
eotate - sold.
4 = therefore osasssA tAas y, ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
FOSSIL ANIMALS
BIOLOGISTS KEY
STUDY on REMNANTS or ANOrH.
wv EroCm HAVE DisrIxCr
BEARING ON PERrrxExr pCo.
xOssIC PROsLEAss

The work of the United states geo.
logical survey IN palentology--ths
study Of fossil rsmains Of animals and
plants that lived ages sgo---has . dis
tinct bearing on some Of the very
practical economic problems Of today
Tho descriptive Palenotologie re-
ports are often treated - pure EEL
snce.' yet Instructive. striking or
tedious - may these delinsations of
Of the groups Of animal or plant life
which lived on ths globe in some par
ticuiar epoch. there 10 mot one Of
these papsrs Describing the fauna Of
nora Of . fornation that doss not
prove sooner Of later 10 posssss prac-
tical value aa1 - bs ssssatial 70
geology In ~ constantly incfsaslaS
rs6nsmsnt Of sesdy and results.
Without paisestelosy the geologic
ciassiacatioa - formations. tAsis eos-
relation. cd Tie dstssminstion Of
their autuAl rotations would ~ m
possible II fase. real and synast-
real psogrsss u Osology b Impossible
without cosrespoo1ing intss-relate1
development sad refinement of ~
handmaid palsoatology. The stndy
Of tho economic geology Of any region
Of complicated structure 10 biin1 aa1
inconssqusnt uAlsss the time rsla-
tioas Of the strata concerned are
known. These relations are indisat-
ID By the fossils which the strata con-
tain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

Nina Mad
b and appsat
|complaint. the D.
said court for the rSJIoI
|his said complaint. te-vtk: w Z@|||
l-Thss the bon1s Of mstrimoa,
between The plaiatR and defendant
be dissolve1:
s--That the plaiatiG have the cue
tody Of the niaor child. Gordon Dg'
|bsst Turner:
s--And for aay further relief - q
hls honor may seem meet.
This sumnoas b publishsd n III
klamath Reoublieaa. public nsws'
panG bllsAsd h the city Of Khan.
~ Pals. Klamath county. state el
prsson. by the order ef Hon. Hsary L
Benson. Judge Of The circuit court oi
klamath eounty. state Of Oregon.
which said order directs that sHn-
mons ~ publishs4 eaes . week Tor siz
ucosssivs weeks aa1 1ated and satsr-
~ January ~. \. D. 1olo.
Date Of the arst publication hereof
. January co. 4. D. 1914.
w. n. 4. RItlNnR,
Atternsy for Piaiatis.
Asov-esvb tt d
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES


Nolics Ut shsvi6's HsIs
In the Circuit Court Of the gtsts al
Oregon. In and for Kismst,
cn.niy.
Hsssy iAbsrman and !. n. Redmond
Doing business M the Come,
Realty Company. Plaintiff.
M W..
James Wallace Ysndis. Defendant.
~ virtue Of an execution Issued
out Of and under the seal Of the cir.
cult court Of the state Of Oregon, Ia
aad Tor Klamath county. upon tina,
csrtsin judgment rendered the ssth
of Dscsmbsr. 1910. In the justics
court Tor the Portland district OF
hultnomah county. state OF Oregon,
and transcripted TO the circuit court
OF the state Of Oregon. for klamath,
counsy. In an action wherein Henry
Iiabsrman aud J. n. Redmond. doins
businsss ~ the Comet Realty cornps-
ny we're plaintiffs. and Ja,ass Wallace
fandis. known also ~ }. ". Yandis,
'as defendant: and wherein sid plain
~ recovered against said dsfsnds u,
the sum Of one hundred and no 100
Uetoo.oO) dollars judsmsnt. and
the sum Of thirteen and s0.tOO
OiS.so) dollars costs. and whereas
there has been twelve and 5000
tets.so) dollars additioasi or accsa.
lag costs thsssia. which said sxseu.
sion p dirsctsd asd delivered 70 me
~ shssiG Of klamath covaty. stats
Of 0rssoa. sad ! have Levied upos ali
Of the right. title and Interest oe The
ssid James wailacs Yasdis. J. W.
yandis. II as1 70 the following ds.
scribsd premises. to-wit:
The aosthvsst quarter Of the
northwsst quarter (Nwk NwKD
Of section ten (to). tovsship forty.
one tti) sosth. range twelve (isJ
east. W, ~. klamath county. state
Of Oregon.
Notice 10 therefor hereby given that
J. the undsrsigpsd. sheriff Of Kiain-
aih county. Oregon. will sell said
premises. to-wit; The northvsss
quarter Of the northwsst quarter
INwk Nwk) of section ten (io).
ovnship fossy-ons (sl) south. range
'velvs (iO east. w. ~. klamath
'osaiy. Oregon. 10 the highest bidder
'or cash. Said sale 10 b at public |
luetion. ~ the front door Of the court |
'ouss. In klamath rails. couaty Of |
Klamath. state Of Oregon. at The hour !
4 10 .. -. %. towit: TIE 18th day |
I March. 4. d. 1919. 10 satisfy said |
'xecuttoa. tossthss With Interest |
hsrsca a The rsts Of six (sl pss eat |
~ aanun. and for costs incurrs1.
Dated this eth day Of February.
Q. G. LOW. Sheriff.
y ono. 4. HAyDON. Dsputy.
.l4.aO.27.o 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

In the Circuit Court Of the state ee
Oregon. Tor klamath County.
Mary L. Morss. PiaistiR.
John r. Morse. Defendant.
To John r. Morse. the Abovs-Nansd
Defendant:
In the Name Of the STATE Of Oregon:
You are hereby summoned % sp-
pear and answer the complaint alsd In
the above satitlsd suit within six
wseks after the nrst publication of
this summons IN The klamath Rspub-
licaa nswspapsr; aad you Will take
notice that II you tall 70 appear and
answer or plead within said tine. The
plainti6. for want thereof. VIII appU
10 The above entitled court Tor ths re-
~ ng0Aaded u the complaint nled
- Hae q decree Of
n - honhs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

Photcs b. Harris = rvinsJ
Mr.. Hugh RoaaiA Preach (Isft,
and Mlss Kathleen Elliott (rightj
have been prosounesd the nost bsau.
tifuI women IN washiagtos by G. X,
Dc Lyon Nichols. promoess Of ne 70
cisty Of coIoniai cavalisss. Mn.
rrsach was Ida =. Wynns. dssghtss
Of Robsrt ,. wynns. formerly eeasal
general n London. Il was u thai
city tha& she was married - Lisatsn-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

him . token ef the ~ t561
esteem. The American scientist was
presented to he kaiser bv The ninis-
tss Of sducatioa. anl. ~ rulsr mani
tested . keen iatsesst h al matters
pertaining 70 TIE Deeossnos's work.
Professor hinot ansveee1 I'll Ais ma
jssty's questions II : eooaF cut and
ineisivs manner that D1eass1 Ne royal
in0uisitor. and vas towar1sd for HI
efforts By . haAdso0o onnlem.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

1
In the County Court OF the Otats ol
Oregon. for klamath Counky.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ada l.
Kinney. Deceased.
Notice y hereby givsa that ! have
nIsd ny naai account and rspors q
Standardization Of the sstats Of Ada L.
Kinney. dsesassd. and the above 60
titled court hes axsd upon 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon Of March .. 1919. q
the time. and the county court room
10 the court house ef klamath coun.
". Oregon. IN the city OF klamath
raiis In said county. - the plaes
vhsn and whore any psrson nay pre-
snt any obJsction or sxcspsioa 70 any.
thing therein contained. OF 70 say.
thing done by ne - admtnistsatos.
and at the same time and placs he
said court will aaaiiy settle ths said
account.
This sotics b puhlished pursuant
10 order Of the above entitled eosst
made January 30. iSIS. and The asss
publication 10 nads % January -.
1919,
A. KINNEY.
Admiaistsstos ee The Hstate ef Ala
L. kisnsy. Deceased.
kuYKENDALL . pER0UuON,
Attorneys for The Alniaistrasee.
i-3s-s-17r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

ant 20 the order Of tko o.
court made % the isth day Of L.
ruary. 4. D. 1919. and the 1rst publi-
cation thereof h made II the klamath
Republican nswspapsr On February
-. 1919.
KUYxDNDALL . ppR0UooN,
Attornsys Tor Plaintiff.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
SPECIAL PROGRAM
BY PRIMARIES
0RsERyANCR 1Ola0Rnow VIII
BE IN Boxos o. DoEH LIN.
COLIN AND wAsnN0E0n ami
vERsAnI1iD

CoansnersAins 18th George waah
instoa and AbrAhan Lincoln. a ~
propeiats program vim ~ ren1eeet
tomorrow afternoon " the psinasy
grades Of the Rivsrsids sehool. m
sxsreiss viii eonAsaes Il las.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

1'uhltcasSoa a sunnsos
IN the Circuit Court II and Tor the
coUnty Of Klamath and state Of
Oreooa.
|0sorss y. Turner. PiaistiR.
Nina Mae Turner. Dsfeadant.
In the NaDs Of the state Of Orsgoa.
10 Nias Mae Turner, Defendant.
u. 0rsssias;
~. ere hereby required 70 b ana
~ % answer 10 the compliant
aGpiast you IN the above
>lo9 before March eth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

Mrs. y. D. nasiish. wife Of The
local division aecountant Of the Cal
ifornis- -Orssoa Povsr company. hes
arrived iron Yroka. The English's
will reside n the Hot Spsiaes s11i-
tion. oecupyiAs the former bono Of
william 3. rish.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19

Joe vossss = here frsa Res.l
Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-19
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