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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-16


The aggregate of live stock at Brigh-
ton, WATERFOWL and the local slaughter
houses.
This week: Cattle 1884, sheep 1872. calves
Last Week: cattle 2299. sheep 6ea5, calves
2056, hogs &c. AZ?
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Isl. sheep IS. calves $780, hogs 1874.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

At \. E. D. NJ & ". Co.
Eastern .,................. Z 81 liz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-16

Mrs. Olive Clark has been in poor
health, lately.
A party of boys from North Vassal-
boro are camping for two weeks at the
pavilion.
Mrs. Haines of Lynn, with her three
little girls. is occupying the Smiley cot
tage on Pine Point.
Mrs. Armitage and little son Gordon
of Passaic, \. j., who are passing the
summer at Pine Point, made bust
ness trip to Augusta, Tuesday.
WAYNE.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Will Tribor
went Friday, to Derry, N. H.. to visit
Mrs. Tribor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dexter.
f. l.. Crosby is the guest of his
niece, Miss Lura Wells at York
Beach, for a short time.
Mrs. Maud Croker and children of
Skowhegan are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Curtis.
Miss Phyllis Ward passed Sunday
night with her cousins, Georgia and
Josephine Lone and attended the
Children's concert at kent's Hill.
Miss Jennie Lone was guest
Tuesday, of Mrs. G. NJ. Stevens.
Miss Lillian Keith is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
Governor Fielder's Majority
in Bergen May Be 1000

HACKENSACK, Sept 24.-Governor
Fielder carried the Democratic pri-
maries in Bergen county over Frank
reach 1000.
Harry V. Osborne is believed to have
carried the Progressive primaries.
Former Governor Stokes got tie
mendous majority here.
In the Democratic senatorial contest
Charles O'Connor ennessey won over
P. w. Stagf. There were no contests
on either the Progressive or Republi-
can parties.
A. S. Agnew, Edgar De zoe and
John J. Jackson will be the Demo-
cratic candidates for members of the
General Assembly. The bracketed As
sembly candidates on both Republican
and Progressive tickets were nomi-
mated.
The vote on Democratic State com.
mitteeman Is close and 1t is likely that
the contest will not be decided until
the official count has been announced.
Indications are that Dan Fellows
Platt has a slight lead over Valentine
Ruch. The other candidates for State
committeeman are. Edmund w.
Wakelee (Rep) and William Fl.
Mackay (Prog.).
For the Democratic nomination for
sheriff, Robert N. Heath won from
George Zommerman by a to / vote
On the Republican ticket, Earle l.. D.
Hester wins over Charles S. Robinson
and James Devine. Albert Gramlich
will be the Progressive nominee.
The Democratic candidates for
members of the board of freeholders
will be. G. N. Alderman, Daniel
Goss, N. .. Campbell, William TIM
bach, ]. d. Emburgh. A. b. Lembeck
and William Mahoney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
Roe and Blauvelt Named
for Mayor in Paterson

PATERSON, Sept 24-Governor
James F. Fielder carried the Demo-
cratic primaries in Passaic county by
a four to one vote.
Osborne is believed to have carried
the county over Colby by majority
of 100.
Stokes got the county easily.
Robert Roe (Dem) was nominated
for mayor of Paterson over Frank
wan Cleave by majority of $500.
James G.. Blauvelt Prog. Osborne)
defeated Robert Fordyce, the fusion
fRep. Prog) candidate.
Fordyce was unopposed on the
regular Republican ticket.
With several districts still to be
heard from the indications are that
the Assembly candidates will be as
follows:
emocratic-Robert F. Buckley,
James E. Kerwin. James Matthews,
Harry Joelson and George Hattersley.
Progressive Osborne-John H. Ad-
samson, Josiah Dadley, Jacob Kush-
ner, John Tylee and Henry c. White
head,
Regular Republican-Wiiliam j.
Barbour, George Dalrymple, William
Hughes. John Hunter and Edward q.
Randall
Both combinations on the regular
Republican ticket for freeholder and
Assembly were knocked out, scarcely
q man in either bracket being nom
mated,
1t is believed the candidates for the
Board of Chosen Freeholders will be
as follows:
Democratic-One-y term. Joseph
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

Furrey and Dennis Y. Ryan; two
year terms. Richard Cogan and Ben
jamin Rogiers: three-year terms,
Philip Donohue. Nicholas Kearney
and Thomas McAndrews.
Republican-One-ye year term. 8. NJ.
Wheeler and Joseph Macdonald; two
year terms, G. II. Vermeulen and
William Mason; three-year terms.
Robert C. Turner, Elmer Van Kirk
and William c. Magee.
Progressive (Osborne) - One-year
term, Frank L. Habben and H. w.
Soule: two-year terms, George r. An
derson and Samuel McCoid; three
year terms, Jacob Coele, William
Harlan and John T. Van Ripper.
Former Senator John Hinchliffe was
named for the State Committee on
the Democratic ticket, George Wright
on the regular Republican and James
G. Blauvelt on the Progressive (Os-
borne).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
Fielder, Colby and Stokes
in Camden; Scovel Coming Up
IspeciaI 10 the Newark stnr.I

CAMDEN. Sept 24.-One of the re-
markable features of the primary
election here yesterday was the great
slump in the Progressive party vote
over that of last year, when Colonel
Roosevelt was at the head of the
ticket. The total Progressive vote in
this city last year was 4,707, while the
count of the vote, completed at 8
o'clock this morning, showed the Pro-
gressives polled only 206 votes.
OF this number. 159 went to Colby.
while Osborne received the remainder
of AZ. In many of the precincts of the
city not a single ballot was voted fol
the Progressive party. On the Repub-
lican gubernatorial ticket, Edward C.
Stokes marched away with the NOM
nation, having 5,615 against Fowler,
his nearest competitor. who had $685.
Carey had 295 and Pierce 159. Gov
ernor Fielder had 1876 votes in the
city, as compared to 834 for Katzen-
bach.
Former Prosecutor Henry S. Scovel,
who incurred the enmity of the Re-
publican machine last year, when he
sent half dozen Republican ballot
box suffers to prison. made a hard
fight for the Assembly ticket against
the full strength of the Republican
gang. which had him marked for de-
feat Scovel has a majority of 1873 in
the city over Raymond Warren, the
ring candidate and Is only 400 behind
Pancoast, the other machine candi-i
date, while John B. Hates leads the
whole Republican ticket, with 4945.
The Democratic Assembly candi-
dates will be J. Russell Carrow, Al
bert L. Neutze and Ralph Westcott
Carrow leads his associates by over
five hundred votes.
Only one district in the county out
side the city had reported at 8 o'clock
this morning, but the majorities In the
city are so substantial that the gen.
eral result will not be changed. DIR.
Walter S. Bray defeated John T.
Wright on the Democratic ticket for
mayor by vote of 1888 to 1,052.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

County total. 7oz3 HIS 1774 1910
Nugent over Gregory .407s
Driver over Osborne.........,... ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
Legal Notice

Legal Nolsce
Noticc Inviting I'rOposals % 1'u'rhase
CITY of Klamath Falls Refundlns
lloads.
Sealed proposals. will b. received
by tho Police Judge Of the city OF
klamath Falls. Oregon. until Monday.
July 18th. i9is. At the hour OF :
o'clock y. IN. Of said day. At the city
hall In tho city Of klamath Falls. Ore
gon Cat which time and place pro-
posals to purchase will be opened ana
'considsrod) for the purchase OF
S1s.7os.oo. or any part thereof. city
Of Klamath Falls Rsfunding Bonds,
payable twenty years from date Of
issue. bearing rate Of interest not
to exceed . per cent per annum. inter
est payable ssmi-annually from the
bond Interest sinking Fupd OF said
city on the LIST day Of January and
July OF each year; said bonds TO b<
dated July Let. lsls; interest thereou
payable at the once Of the city treas'
arer OF said city II gold coin OF sh>
United States Of America.
Said bonds will ~ issued In denom'
nations Of 100000 to the number
Of 10 and one bond In the sum o.
t7oS.o0.
Said bonds are advertissd for sals
and viii bs issued In pursua anes q
- -. !
Ordinance No. 2o7 Of the city q
klamath Faiia, adopted March 10Th
|l01S.
Said bonds are issued for the pur
pose Of rsfunding the oststandlni
warrants Of said city. said noAo'
will bs sold for cash. and foe nos ~
than par value.
rach proposal TO purcl Aass must y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
NOTICE 10 ORIEDl1OnO

NOTICE no CREDl1OnD
In the County Court OF he otats el
Oregon. for klamath CQuaty.-ls
the Matter OF the Estate ee vsan1
l.. Felter. Deceased. f
The undsrsignsd having beeo ~
pointed by the county 'court q ~
state Of Oregon. for klamath county
Oregon. administrator Of the eseae(
Of Frank I. Fsttsr. dsosassd. ant
having qualified. notice b hereey
given 10 the creditors Of. and I'll Dos'
sons having claims against sal6 -
ceased. to present them. certified q
required BY law. within six aoatAl
after the first publication Of thb 70
tice to said w. n. Duncan. at hls o.
flee In sls I. O. o. building. klamath
Falls. Oregon.
". n. DUNCAN.
Admiuistrator Of The Estate Of vsaAl
l.. Fsttsr. Decease1.
Dated Nay -. lslS.
2-s.is-sSh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

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0svNine Lso

The kidssys eetsa ~ - ~.
Nes ansehee es0aA = ~ vAsoe
beay mere ae1lsately seaslsuseo1s
Nss 60 nsse inoostan1 = Aea1eA.
TAs hi1nsys ~ ~ 1looDo = -
bleed.
wAsa tAsv IAN ~ 49, bsssaes
foul ~ pe1sooeO.
Thsss en- - - hsal1A wA0o nGgo
u pelseae1 baee1-
BaskssAs = - g ~ eB0enoae -
dieatieos q ki1nGv soahaA
~ ettsa ~ ti1nsvs' ~ - Ae)D'
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Read what peaat gi1nsV Pm
|Asvs aeae ~ Svssweeas4 e1neva
Prsee = ussee = ~ o1lnew1no
lseaoeosnt:
JSAn xrsnss. eahssmv1llA o.,
IsAys; 'yes yeAss I o90oBo1 6eo
! kidney sseo11e. ~ a1lnenoA J ~
loAs rsnsay altsr aastAsss ! - -
successful h nn1ino vo11oe unen
lcomnenes1 tAhing Doaa1 8l1n1o
lptlh, TAeg psovs1 = oennoelna ~
II N oaly ~ pleased os'oDvo tAeu
Imy enAosoenonk" =
vos ~ ~ ~ deaaoeA rs)os u
cents. eseslennaya O.. poonlo
New verk. oo,e aoose - - UalAe(
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

unitsd Pre- oosv1os Y
PARIS, JuAe io.--Aeooe1snH - q
statement Issued hsrs teoay Y ~
'sovsrnmsnt statistical eG1s1a1s. Amogs
lean ausomabiles afo DusAioG ~!
French pro6net ~ ~ nafE4f q.
France. II 1911 Aneglooo ~ -
The numbss ef 100 wsss imDoCo q -
|1s1s. SIS; - 70 My, 1915 ~ en1u
had bssn imposts1 fFsu A1nseick -.
several hua6ssd eshspv 49, e1hsAs
way. 4
Il h ~ lewsr pslssl Anssiolh eGs
which sssms ts - oB1iao osone )avse
with Hrsaeh motoFie(s, aeuoe1 ~ ~
shs rsposs. I(oshisg = vsoo ~
sw1se ~ pssea svss eoune1nG - ~
fsslshs ehsress aa1 ~ 1u&yj ccC1t
psrss n ssality q aDpeasnnoo IL ~
Amssicsa natss, 4 \ 1eo1leo& =
nany instapees, jf = ~ 4 vusDI
eessly rruaeh en- hoVo a. = ~ ~
shs sssviss sivsa ~ ~ vaa1Is sA6o
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

Ysis sisht. brinsins Kirby aaa q. ..
MclAsson. two other Ensiish sxpsrta
to assist hin.
u hes always bssn contsndsd b
American rowing critics that the Eng.
lish method. which puts . tsrrioe
strain On The abdominal naselss. 4
not practical for tAis coantFy. whsrs
the sliding ssat hes bssa ussd 70 take
up nucA Of the strain Of The stroke.
u Hartman and 0oD1 sueosed Il
defsatins Harvard. whleh this ysas
be- bot > nsdioers crew. it VI naaz
thst he English system YIN - 1raly
established at New navsa tor jean a
cons. Hareourt 0ol1. nses1 1AG'
lish rowing coash. = shown In tn
ilIustsatioa mailing clear The principll
Of the knee drive. Yoang Hartman
b pondssias over tie subjset. an1 -
sorbsd 10 The lee. o the taeksrennl
@. .. NelAgsoa. another oxeord -
peri. = dslibeesting the pelnt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

.
accompanied BY . check. csstiasl n
some responsible banking institutlon.
TO tho amount Of s per cent Of The
proposal. made payable 70 The POLES
Judge Of said city. Proposals must
be scaled and endorsed "Proposais 70
Purchase Rsfunding Donas."
Tho council reserves the right 70
reject nny and eli bids and proposals.
for said bonds.
Dated at klamath Falls. 0sssos.
Juno iith. 1913.
A. l.. LrAvIrr.
Police Judge Of the city
Of Klamath vaiIs. Oregon.
G-iI-7-iih
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
l. llAss.ss = - - ealvh~ -
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WAen yes aaRtaa yqas holR -
|Gaos n ~ oalOhpr neenea ~ ~
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Prspssias ~ nizensa theeG>s e
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

The klamath Dsvslopnsnt conpa-
~ 70 =. J. Fowler. warranty Assd.
sie. iet ssB. block Z. Railroad aadi-
tlsa.
Laura Hiet "a Emna =. oriesby.
warranty assd. go. W. swx -.
q: M Nwx. sse. ls-so-s.
The chsrehill company - Eugene
opsaesr. warranty dssd. ele. M
ewk. swk swk. ssc. -; lot s.
-. 20: lot 8. Gee. ~: lots ! and ..
ose. -. all In sS-7.
Eva W. sparsur TO L. u. Wed.
warranty esd. so. lots !. : and 5.
sAa oDk Nwk. ese. 3o-sS-ls.
Ths klamath nsvslopnsat conpa-
~ 70 J. J. Murphy. warranty deed,
slo. lot .. block 50. Hot Spsiaas:, and
lot ~ 4. block 5. Rstlrnal addition.
G. o. Roe 70 Mn. Alice c. Smith,
warranty dss1. elo. lot !. block .,
Hsssig's additieu 70 Fort Klamath.
Nsrioa J. Barnes to Doa O. wyide
warranty dssd. eie. loe :. block -
IHot Spring. aaditioa.
Irsn Polsen 10 ". =. Folsom. war
Iraasy Assd. eio. VIZ AVN. sse. =
Ito-o. tas
UnieeA otatss 70 Nay x. oilliford
Ipateae. " SEX. 80. 37-S5-l1.
Pauline oehwarts 70 Hronk cAin'
Itell. warranty dsed. lot ,. block -
Hot spring. addition.
u. 0rsn to ". 4. Clakins. war
ranty dssd. eiO, part Of lot 5. eloel
80. Nichols addition.
Roanssvsll Corporation - Walts'
II. AnAssspl. vassaAty deed. 80. 70
.. block -. aeeoad Hot spriaU adds
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

FOR sALE--iso acrss. two miles
south OF Merrill. at oi7.so per acre,
90 acres In grain; 80 aerss fenced /;
good improvements worth what ask
for the ranch; viii also cell ted end
500 chickens. stock and luplements; !;
can give immediate possesslon. 4. =.
Ciubins. owner. Merrill. Ore. il-1sts
FOR sALE---19tS model motoreyoles
and motor boats 1t bargain prlees;
all makss: brand new machines. o.
easy monthly payment plan. Get our
proposition before buying or you Will
regret Il; also bargains In used motor
cycles. Write us today; enclose stamp
for reply. Address Lock Boz IL.
Trenton. Mich. ls"ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

Connsaeing 0otnsGGys Juno o1Ge,
|aA1 eootinuing une11 Ju1y ~ -
Ihe,A " Art annua1 eesasqnso -
u ss Dsr esas 6taeoanf q oooogn1
|seeek. fhb = yqos enonoo - ~
lzavilana Chine, cut Qo1cn GDvc
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IN . litsls rea1y enah. 4 ~ g ~
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
TYPE w RlJ ER 5
New Machines $500 Down and
$500 . Month
Klsnsath Falls Musac House.


Noeice
There are funds In thu county
treasury for the redemption Of al
seperal fund warrants protested on
aud prior to September -. 1910. In
terest ceases from date hereof.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon,
June 10. 1913, J. w. oIn2nNe.
lolot County Treasurer'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

Editor nsrail:
In asswss 70 The complaint agaanst
~ consseck snplsymsnt bssssu. -
cause Of IL nssbods Ia securing 90
ploymsnt for workmsn. nsls "
Counsilnss o. .. Matthews, - y -
korbitant charges fov employment, !
beg to inform the readers ef this -
per that Mr.. Mathews has bssa MS
Informed ~ 10 sxorbitant charges.
Ny fec a. rule b ~. sa6 I gusrsn-
tee the job or refund tho mensy. and
In no case have refused 10 refund
the money when the man went 70 the
job and II was already Alisd. o. oivsn
another Job In place thereof.
In some cases have had The esdsS
cancelled after the party was seat Tor.
and paid their fare both vsys, ~
we'll - al other sspsnsss. II Mr.
Mathews or any other eouneilman
wants TO DO thls buslnsss for Dens than
81 spiocs. ~ hes ~ eonssat. tsis1
|frss smpsoynsnt. and ! eeuld ~ 81
isfy the snp1oysr. = most o. ths tine
the party wosil not 20 70 ths jeb.
Thea tsisd IS esnts aaA 80 esnts.
Isnl that liA nss ~ Tor ~ trsubos,
20 nov charge 80 ssats anl 81.
usually q. d . few Gnses. Sos -
extra ooed ~. - an1 $50. but thsy
jare searee.
Nov. " shoul1 have - ~ Z
llicsnss I would have - charge 0oee
70 pay that liesass. 80 ~ vesk1aG
man vouid have - Nv q, snl that
voull - worse thas 4 = 1ev. y +
moro tsosble thas you thlnk - run
ithb business. havs ssie1 n b nany
VAN. sad aa he oaly Daa whe ~
jmads . sucesss Of Il. vIvs - ~ az.
lssrsnt psepls hsvs tsis1 ~ snp1oy-
neat buslnsss here since have bosa
In the businsas. end they have fajIe6
10 naks goe1. Nov bslIsvs - -
|ploymsst bursan is . goe1 thing fog
s0ploye - VEN - Tie e0p1oyes. II
10 oaly . csatsal plaes q exehanos'
snd it h worth sbeus - nnsA - rua
the business. a. e tshss the y -
loGtsbliGAe1. R4 M
! have run this businsD - ~ ~
el ~ ability. 81 eaee . eusee0es
always cnseo0eg. AXE 1>oos eee q
tsa. Ths ealy nan thaG hiees - -
ID ~ aaA thae nsvse eoos ~ osol
|tins. I have ssaG nany . - ~
- . job afsss ~ ~ poi1 ~ . wess's
Ibeasd aa1 rea0. - reenSne1 ~
uoosy Tor ooae1 ~ roo0 q , ~
70 n. but - sivs ~ nan . ~ ~
|satisfy ~ susesosss = ~ = ~
lsibla. hav0 slvays tFse1 - bueb(
Iup NJ bssinsss. ~ ~ - mloeeDss
Issns ~ sny tiDA u = inOeo1eee =
lplsass svssyoaa - svssyee6y knsWs
Plsass % - hsaAauartees = nDee'
|lisass bsffess yoe acsuse ee sseset
liant charges. I. q. coMerock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
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IL sass - bsssns . lsa1ln0 h1as1uy
ID ~ xlAnaeh Das1n. I - u
pssased - sAsW 20 sons g ~ W.
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sln frea 80 - aeso -. 49, -
miliar wleA ~ esanesy. - Asslno
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

| lAveFf11 Mnrriman q, O. Mcg>aRoon
uarcourt Cola. n.siish coach
NEW LONDAN. Coma. Ssss is.--
Iif Yale dosan't Win the annual rses
With Harvard. for vh,ch ths crews Of
~. .....--..... -. - ...,.,..
zoe sas ~ "''ss ~" ~
b. Tor lack Of coaches. Win Avsr'Il
Hartman. son Of the great ra''soes
opsrasos. In sxscutsvs eharse. hose
Of aavissrs are tsschsns the ks's nov
70 row.
Youns Hartman. Who WI ssh
this month b sradustsd IRON h's uni-
vsssity. has been given complete eon'
troll Of The rewins policy Of Yale. The
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

II you beese IL sisy b vAish ~
live you boost yous eva peo0esey.
Rodso souvsair Spoons aso . olfs -
cell % Q boost for Klamath.
II &C Nelsossaat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
Classified
COlun mn
poR RENT

NICELY furnished rooms ~ the Orr
goo House. Ntxth sad klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19
.EGAL NOTICES

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

u Ne wersh having eess Wsseh -
surin0. - OASeass~ - naln -
phsos -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS can 10.
cate you on some good timber
claims or meadow lands. Address boz
s3h. klamath Falls. <-lNs
owANTED--lly trained man. summer
work surveying. mechanical or slsc'
tricsl shop work or store clerkins'
Address Il. r.. care Herald. 1s-Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-19

Notice of FtsaI Bsstlsment
In the Matter OF tho Estate Of Pred
Bichn. Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given that the nm
dcrsigned as administrator Of the -
tate OF Fred Diehn. deceased. hes Aisd
IN the county court Of tha state ot
oregon. for klamath county. the fnsI
account OF his administration of said
cFtstc. and that the court hes nxsd
Thursday. tho 10th day Of July. 1913.
q TIE hour OF 10 o'clock In the fore
noon Of said day. 40 the time for the
Lesiitg OF objections. u any. 70 said
account and tho settlement thereof.
Dated The 10Th day Of June. 1913.
ROBERT 4. EMMfTT.
As administrator os the Estate ol
Ffcd Bichn. Dscsassd.
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