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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

uoors IT would seem as If something
was going to happen My blood was
poor my circulation was so bad |
would be like a dead person at times.
had female weakness badly. my alb
oofnen was sore and / had awful
pains.
took Lydia Z. pinkham's Vege-
'Aese Compound and used the Sana-
i've Wash and they certainly did
~undeFs for me. My troubles disap-
peared and am able to work hard
~efy daS"--Mrs. W. b. Sawyer Riv-
" Siew Farm. Moretown, Vermont.
Another Case.
Nnord. lowa-'T was troubled with
'ssnaie weakness. also with displace-
.aent' had very severe and steady
eauache' also pain in back, and was
ee'S thin and tired all the time. I
So'i'ihenced taking Lydia f. Pink
mans Vegetable Compound and am
oured Of these troubles. can not
PRAISE your medicine too hirhly.p-
airs Ana 1illslagle Clifford. Iowa.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

which hang from the girdle at
the left Of the back.
The kimono bodice is yelled by
silver gray silk muslin. 1t Is
draped at its surplice crossing
and edged at the neck and at
the end of the sleeve by a band
Of the striped material by fur
or simply by a bias fold OF the
satin At the throat there is a
flchu Of lace which fastens In a
tiny sailors knot at the middle
front. For the lace be sure and
choose a soft ecru in fine and
flmy weave. There are angel
cuffs of lace.
The skirt gathers slightly be-
meath the tunlc and is about an
inch from the floor all around.
There is a wide handmade hem
az the bottom.
This is always q pretty finish
FOR any soft material.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

T@UNICs, lamp-shade draper
les and minaret skirts
IL seem to be the order OF
the day in skirtdom.
The tunic skirt is the chief
feature of this gown of bois de
rose satin. The tunic Is of Roman
striped satin, In rose, corbeau
blue. taupe and white. | would
most earnestly advise all but the
very tall, slender woman to have
her tunic of the same rose satin
that makes the gown.
The line of stripes running
around the figure will do much to
increase and accentuate its size.
The tunic, which may be edged
with marten or mink, is rather
long on the left hip, whore it
lengthens at the back until it
disappears under the Ions sash
ends of the same colored satin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Mabel Herbert liners Great Series
Their Married
:: Life x
Helen Breaks the New Maid, but Warren Finds Fault
with the Dinner.
By MABEL HERBERT URNER

Y Ellen kept glancing at the dim
RI ing room clock as she cleared
off the breakfast dishes. 1t
was quarter after nine now, and that
girl had promised so faithfully to
come at nine
What If she should disappoint her
after all Helen had discouraging
vision of another days hunt for a
maid. But as she folded up the
table cloth the bell rang. 1t was
Nora with suit case and bundle.
Good morning, ! was beginning to
think you weren't coming"
"Oh, no miss, l wouldn't disappoint
you When | says I'll come, I'll come, -
standing awkwardly in the hall with
her packages.
Well you can go right to your
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

sixteen years, and
Vas thin, weak
I n d n erv % u s,
When I would lie
iown 1t would
eem as If | was
5oing right down
out of sight into
3ome dark hole,
md the window
curtains had faces
hat would peek
ut at me, and
,Uhan I WAS ont of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Don't Try It.

If you were to try to count the mum
Der of molecules in a cubic millimeter
of hydrogen gas, taking one billionth
Of a second to repeat each number, the
task would occupy you more than
thousand years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
SUFFERED
AWFUL PAINS
For Sixteen Years. Restored
To Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Moretown Vermont.-"I was trou-
bed wiki pains and Irregularities for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
The Herald. delivered at your
store. once or hons. 80 osats
q month.


Publleae1ea q 0annDeas ft
In the Justices Court. District Of
Linkviils. klamath County. state
Of OREGON.
J. =. Mcguire. . sols trader. doing
susinsss uAlss the aro name
and style Of Mcguire Mercantile
Company" PiaintiG.
".
George Wheeler. Dsfsn1ant.
To George Wheeler. the abevs
named defendant. n ~ AaAs q the
state OF Oregon. you ere Asesoy ~
Quirsd TO appear and ansvsr he
amended complaint Alsd against you
In the above satitisd court and eanss
on or before the last day Of The tine
prescribed In the order for publiea-
|ti6h made hsrsls. to-vlt: Tue l7th
day Of Apsil. 1919. and u you fail %
leo answer. for want thereof he plain-
tin viii take judgsmsat against you
e demanded in his amended con-
plant on ale herein. .to-vit: For ths
sum Of sixty-ssvsn dollars and ten
cents (es7.l0) being amount due and
loving for goods. wares and msrchan-
disc - In plaintiR's complaint a.
legged. and for plaintiffs cost anS Az
|burssmsnts herein. This sunnoas d
served by order Of the Hoaesabls =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
PAT TO N
!. SHOW IN CITY
WORLD REK0wNED INDICATED
HORSE WILL AR,uvE aERE 40.
MORROW AFrERNo0N-Dosa
EvERYrnnx0 BUT TALK

The greatest equine hsadlinsr over
the largest and best vaudeville cir
cults I'm this country and Europe
opens four nights engagement at
the popular star theater. commsnc-
ing with q special matinee for The
Sunday, March -. Manager
Houston states that Prince Pat b the
highest salaried act ever presented
to the klamath Falls public. and only
frisndship OF long standing
existing between J. v. Houston and
g. J. Smith. owner Of Prince Pat. was
Mr.. smith induced to stop here while
on route to San Francisco.
One OF the nrst thinss Prince Pat
does when hs arrives In town = 70 20
to the postoaice and inquire for his
masters mall. He then scss to the
different livery stables. and if the
places do not suit him. 10 shakes
his head and givss the ownsrs the
''horss laush." He h very fond Of
chocolate creams. aud answsrs any
noes questions By the nod or shake Of
the head. He works a. wsll for Q
- he does for his trainer.
In connection with the show there
will be- produced . two-rsel feature
MIN. I'm the Den Of Licns." Depict
Ing . $4,000 circus production.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

Nosics az sale a Reel l'upsrsy ~
Aduinluesaes1x
In the County Court oe The STATE q
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the nstats Of 0sseo
l.. Wood. Deceased.
Notice b hereby givsa that n par
suancs Of an order Of the county
ourt Of the state Of Oregon for Klan-
ath county. made on the ltA day Of
March. A. D. 1919. In the matter Of
the estate Of Sssco L. Wood. dsesased.
the undersignsd - adminlstrstsix Of
the estate Of Sssco L. Wood. d.
ceased. viii sell At private sale 70 The
highest bidder. upon the terms and
condition hereinafter mentioned. and
subject to confirmation b. said county
court Of klamath county. Orsgoa. %
or after the 6th day Of April. 4. d.
1914. all the right. Title. interest and
estate Of the said esseo L. Wood. o.
ceased. at the time Of his death In and
to the real property hereinafter DE-
scribed.
The tsrns and conditions Of said
sale are: Cash In sold coin Of the
Unitsd States Of America. upoa co..
nrnatioa Of the sais by the eoanty
court Of the state OF Oregon. Tor
klamath county.
The real estate hereby advertised
70 b sold b described - the = y Of
the swk and the WI Of the SEX
OF Section 3s. in Township Is south.
Range Is east Of the Willamette Nc
ridlan In klamath county. Oregon.
All bids or offers must b IN writ
ing. and may b delivered to or sd-
dressed 70 this administratrix. IN cars
OF Kuyksndall q Ferguson. her at-
torneys. At Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Dated this eth day Of March. A. d.
1873. NELLIE WALL.
Administratrix Of the Estate Of
Sesco L. Wood. Deceased.
KUYKENDALL 4 FERGUSON,
Attorneys for Administsatrix.
3-s-l-Sr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

(continued from Page ~
and ID for the sale OF the Comstock
Hotel property on Main street. BE-
tween Eighth and Ninth.
The property has frontage on
Main street Of Sc fest. and the consid-
GRAFTON 10 e33.i0o. or st the rate Of
$3.50 front foot. Tho names Of the
byusrs have not been made public yet.
but Il 10 undsrstood that some Of the
parties are local people. The deal
will BE- nnally closed Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

United Pres service
CLEvELAND. March a. six pso-
pie are dead and score ar, missins
- result Of the storm In Ohio. ssv-
eral score Of people have beon In
jursA and the property los viii reach
e2.0oO.000.
Communicates with smaller towns
has not been restored. and Il u feared
that later reports win incrsass the
fatalities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

In the Circuit Court Of the state Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
Mary L. More. Plaintiff.
~.
John r. Morse. Defeaaant.
To Joha r. Morse. the Abovs-Nansd
In the Name Of the STATE Of Oregon:
You are hereby sunnonsd 70 ap-
par and answer the complaint aisd in
the above sntitlsd suit within six
weeks after the nrst publication Of
this summons n The Klamath Rspub-
lican nswspapsr; and you win take
notice that II you fail 70 sppsaS and
answer Of plead within ssid time. the
plaintiff. for want thereof. win apply
TO the above entitled court Tor the r.
lief demanded IN the complaint Alsd
In said suit. to-wit.: For . decree Of
his court forever dissolvins the bonds
Of matrimony existing between the
plaintiff and the deeenAsnt, and for
such other and further -rslisf - 70
the court may seem mset.
This summons 10 published pursu-
ant 70 the order Of the shove entitled
court made On the 18th day of 1sb-
ruary. 4. D. 1913. and the Arss publi-
cation thereof b made IN the klamath
Republican nnvspapoP IN Dshruary
~, 1913.
KUYKENDALL 4 FERGUSON.
Attorneys Tor Plainti6.
is-so-s7-s-ls-so-37
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
FORT KLAMATH
10 BE- WET TOWN
PLAN or INCoRPoRArioN n RE-
ssCTED NUT ONE SALOON WILL
PROFANITY IN MAINTAINED IN
HOTEL TnERE

By . vote Of - to is. at . mass
meeting Of citizens. Fort klamath has
rejected . proposition to Incorporate
the town. The Question came up ~
. result Of the new law which pro-
hibits the selling Of LIQUOR outside OF
Incorporated towns. except under GER
tain conditions.
Il was . representative gathering
that heard the arguments for and
against Incorporation. and the vote u
considered decisive.
The new law provides that LIQUOR
may bs cold In . hotel which has &C
commodstions for nfty guests. Un-
der this provision it b expected that
Fort klamath will continue 20 b .
vet towa in spite OF the rejection Of
the Incorporation plan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

=. b. Henry returned Friday even
ing from Portland. where hs attend
Cd the Portland Auto show. which
attracted Thousands Of auto snthu-
siastists from all over the coast. Near
ly every known make OF car was on
exhibition. and the show was . big
success. Mr.. Henry. who 10 member
Of the nrm Of Henry Z Lee. agents
for the Mitchell and Overland cars.
states that the Mitchell was conceded
one Of the prsttiest cars on exhibi-
ton at the show.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

Friends In this city nave ssseivsd
word Of the birth Of = daughter 70
Rev, and Mrs.. Geo. =. rratt. Of Seat
tle ON March ~, The young lady has
been named Margaret risac. NJ.
Pratt, was formerly pastor Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church Of this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
GOWEN PERFORMS
MARRIAGE KNOT
AFTER QUIET SEASON. link PRE.
ClxCr yUsrlCE UNirEs WE'LL
KNOWN s1oCKKMAN IN MAR
RlA0E 10 MISS KATIE IOPERT

After . considsrable time Of In
activity. Judss 0owen received . call
last night 70 perform q marriage GER
smony. The contracting parties were
Harry Wilson. . well known stock
man. and Miss Katie Lopcrt. Tho
ceremony was performed last night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

- 8o9VUuB
Notice 4 heseby given that AItha
Beach. adninistsetsix ef The estate of
John Q. Deaeh. deeeased. he's 1led II
the county eourt her nnal account -
such s1ninistsatsiz, end that Tie
court he's axsd Monday. ~ 7tA lay
Of April. 1919. st ~ hour q 10
O'Clock .. N. Of saiA lay. u TIE eoust
room Of Tie county court. II Klamath
1alls. Oregon. q ~ tine an1 plaee
for hearing objeetiens 70 said account
and the. settlsmsat thsgeok
AITaA DuAo0s
Administsatsix Of ~ ustete = Jehs
@. Bach. DoeoaDol.
,. y. cAn1eAHAN. At1esnsy.
S-13-1o-9eh ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
ADMIRAL WAS
ARSENIC F|END
NEi0HnoR TELLs PoLios STONY
THAT NAY nAvE BEAnlx0 ON
TINE DEATH OF REAR ADMIRAL
EAToN


United Prsss Service
NoRwELIi. Mass. March "a
The hunt for psrsons Implicated In
the poisoning Of Rear Admiral Eaton
continues. Il b rumorsd this aftsr-
noon that the state police plan to
practically dcmolish the Eaton house
In the hopes Of discovsrins sorns svi-
ience.
Thomas Tom. . nslghbor. told the
police that Admiral Eaton habitually
ate arsenic. and that he haA prob
sbly taken IN ovsrdoes.
The admiral's widow is vcry calm.
She 10 In jail. but predicts that sho
will bs released very soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
JusI RECEIVED T0OAY

Our shipment Of fresh nsh. crab
and oysters. We viii serve - usual
tomorrow our special Sunday dinner.
Rs0snbsr that svery day Of the week
We servo special nsrehants' lunch
At ss esnts that you cannot beat for
the monsy. Something different sv-
cry day. Others like them and come
back. % will you. Give ~ = trial.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

rS'pp ssd tin'on made ! n, :. !.
star theaier last nIsh, !" ~
.ersamins'y funny sketch, ~
Rubss." "M
last time tonight
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

Unlto4 Prooo 0orv5oo
WARRINGTON. D. C.. March 13.-
Army surgeons and medicine have
bssa ordered from Port 0sisthorpe 70
Lower Peachtrss. Ala. the town that
was destroyed b. . cyclone. This
action was IN response 70 . plea sent
70 Presiesnt Wilson. The telegram
to the president stated that the town
had ben dsnollshsd ana many pso-
pie killed and injured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
NO HOPE LEFT
FOR the ALIENS
CHIEF JUsrlcH wHITE OF TilE
UNITED STATES surREME
COURT RErusEs NJ REVIEW
CONVICTION or MEN
United Press service

United Prsss service
WASHINGTON. d, c.. March ss.'--
Chief Justice whitc today refused to
review the conviction OF Floyd and
Claude Allen. sentenced to be electro
cuted Friday In Richmond. Va. There
II now no hope for tho condemned
mon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
You may md Il In the Want
Columns

u M's worth hsviss. ne worth n.
surfing. Nee Chilco>e. an hsia ~.
t'houe -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

scontip pusd nom Page ,,

state and twenty IN Tennessee. The
wires are out Of commission.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

The Herald. sfty cents . month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
REAL ELECTION FOR FED"
Women Will Use Official Look
ing Ballots To- day.

The New York city Federation OF Won
ems Clubs Is getting real political The
ballots with which the members will vote
at their annual convention to-day at the
Hotel Aston are most official looking. with
Ave columns. In the first column is the
regular or straight ticket, in the sec
ond is the round table ticket. and In
columns .. and . various other cam
didates struggle along.
The nominating committee met al the
Hotel Aston yesterday, and the partisans
II Mrs. John +. YaVger and Mrs. \ NJ
Palmer. up for first and second vice
presidents. respectively, on the regular
ticket. were busy explaining 10 the wom-
en- who thronged the corridors that they
mustn't make a mistake and make their
cross in the wrong column. Miss Flor
ence Guernsey smiled benignly on every
one. She IL up for president on each
ticket, so il doesn't matter 10 her where
the voters put their crosses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
Linoleum Suggestions

First the most important thing TO con.
slider is the kind OF linoieum Select q
good quality. not just turned out from
the factory. for when TOO new the colors
in II have not vet become as well barS-
ened as they will after they have stooi
a while and IL the linoleum is not used
till the colors are hard IL will last Longer.
and wear better.
When puttins :, down, for the first time
have II well stretched and SMOOTH
tackled at the time, for any seams or
bulging places will soon break and show
signs OF wear.
Remember always that linolsum SHOULD
cd Injuries il. Instead. il shouts he
washed with a cloth dipped in tcpid water
When IL is about half dry IL should be
gone over carefully again with a fresh
milk will be sufficient for any ordinaiy
floor This keeps the surface smooth so
that il does not collect dirt and dust so
easily. and the milk also gives il A sheen
like when new and causes II 10 wear bet
ter.
After linoleum has begun to show signs
OF wear there are numerous ways TO re-
fresh ind even restore IL. Sponge II over
with solution OF neeswax ana spirits
First wipe II of with the tepid water and
dry we'll: then apply the solution In .
very thin coating, rub thoroughly and Wig
orously with a flannel cloth, and the re-
suit will be surprising.
After cleaning the linoleum a cupful OF
salad of and one Of vinegar rubbed n
will improve It's appearance. II II Is per
tectly clean and DRY. a coat OF ysrnish
small quantities, with a little drying
mixed with IT, gives IL the appearance
OF a now piece Of linoleum. The varnsn
can be easily and quickly applied, s:o
when wiped on with the sweet mink looks
fresh and attractive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
TO SPANK REPUBLICANS
Mrs. Batch Advocates Slipper
TO Assure Suffrage Support.

The Republican party is going 10 get
soundly spanked-yes. spsnked-by the
maternal hand OF Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Batch
II was AZ the dinner Of the Women =
Political Union. al the Hotel Marseille.
last night that Mrf. Batch got the slip
per out and gave il few preliminary
swishcs through the air.
The Democratic leaders. she declared.
had shown al Albany that they could
be trusted 10 stand by their platform.
but the Republican leaders had runG
false. and the danger now 10 the SUI
fragists lay in the possibility Of kepub-
lican control OF one branch or the other
Of the Legislature in 1916 when the suf-
fraee amendment will come up for its
second passage. The suffragists Job, she
said. is 10 teach the Republicans that
boiling won't 80 with the Women's Po-
litical Union.
"Ir the Republicans don't come up
again" she said. sparkling them good
and hard won't hurt MS II they do come
up and get the Legislature or part Of It
in 1915. why. z few good trouncings will
put them in better mind about our
amendment"
Last nights dinner was given by the
18th Senatorial District division Of the
Women's Political Union. and is the first
OF a cries OF Senatorial district refer
endum dinners" Mrs. Clarence NJ. Smith
presided Miss Josephine Belderhase and
Miss Emily O'Kcefe. both of the physical
culture department OF the public schools.
were there. and after the. dinner Mrs
Hlatch announced that In the parade on
May a group OF physical culture teach
ers and folk dancers In costume will march
directly after the first band, and when
ever a halt comes. as al thoroughfares
like 42d. 34th and 25d streets. they will
divert the gazing popuiace with dances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
CALLS ANGELS MENACE
Mrs. FriedIander Means Chill
dren-Wants Them Trained.
SHE OBJECTS TO SKATERS
Mrs. Slack Defends Them
Legislative League Wants
Streets Closed for PLAY.

Are roller skating children menace TO
the safety OF PEDESTRIANS?
! Mrs. Rebncca T~iedlander SAYS they are.
srd she wants the city 70 protect her
! from them. Mrs. Fredlander delivered a
speech about i, at the meeting Of the Leg
1 islative League at the Wsdorf-Astoria
( yesterday. IL was an impromptu speech.
( elected by resolution introduced by
Mrs Thomas Slack, president OF the
/ league.
Mrs Slack doesn't regard children in the
way Mrs. Fricdlander does. She has one
/ Of her own. and her sympathies are all
with them. That was why she presented
+ a resolution declaring that certain streets
ought To be closed 10 trafflc from 3
o'clock until every afternoon. so the chill
drcn might play without being run over
| by trucks, automobiles and delivery
wagons.
! Mrs Slack suggested Mornngside ave
nue. from Hath street 10 lEd street as
| good one to close right away. She said
she lived near there. and II would be so
easy for the park policemen TO place bar
riers across The avenue at those two
/ points at O'Clock. and there would De a
grand playground FOR the boys and girls
/ instantly Mrs Fredlsnder was on her
4 fcct.
Children" She cried They're men
ace to life and limb. 1t isn't trucks and
/ cabs that threaten our safety; its those
awful children on roller skates They're
/ humping into us ever! where.
I Il never go on the street that I'm not
nearly thrown 20 earth by one Of them.
, They bowl me right over. have thought
/ OF writing TO Mayor Gsynor about 1t,
only I was afraid-well, ne might write
, something back-you know how he takes
/ those things Put it certainly isn't safe
! walking on the streets any more with al
the dreadful children playing their
games.
! Instantly there Was loud discussion.
Poor. dear children-ro place but
streets to play in
: rive got four little boys. and no" any
woman can all sneel ooys null
+ sance '--
Angel boys" snorted a partisan 81
Mrs. Friedlander We'll. one angel nit
NE in the eve thls morning with stick
: he was playing eat and it few risht ny
4 ~ the air and struck me right ia the eye
/ other sympatnzers with Mrs Fried
! lander Joined in the chorus
f hit NE IN the back OF my neck with
/ SNOWFALL ---
/ a lad struck my ankles and kno"
they're skinned --
! STATED light over me. my dear
/ At last Dr. Sarah MscNutt got the moor
We'll. where are the children TO play
Sin. demanded Few houses in this city
/ nave yards. and the municipal play
ground. are Tot adequate. Children must
play. don't mind myself II they bump
/ into me- now and then. but ! do mind
when they are run over by trucks ana
| strcetcars. / move We pass Mrs. Slack :
/ resolution.
So 1t was passed. and vii GO 20 Mayor
! Gavnor and Borough President McAneny
| in due time.