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New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
WIFE OFFERS BLOOD AGAIN
Mrs. Middleton Will Undergo
TRANSMISSION a Second Time.

Blood TRANSMISSION will be rcsorted 90
again to-day for the fourth time In an
effort TO save the life Of Leightbourn
Middleton. who has been in 81. Luke's
HOSPITAL for more than a week now,
victim OF anrmia Yesterday his condi-
tion was very low and two ounces OF the
blood Of his father. Arthur Wclden MID
dIeton. secretary OF the Bristol Construc-
ton Mining and Smelling Company, was
injected simultaneously into the tissues o:
the young mans back, one ounce at II
O'Clock In the morning and the other az
Q o'clock last night.
The patients wife. Frances will permit
the doctors to join her veins to his again
to-day Last week her blood did young
Middleton more good than that either Of
his father or Of his friend, Sterling Tones.
I,elghtbourn's brother. Malcolm has come
East from Bull Valley, Wyo., to offer
himself. and their cousin, Miss Helen
ouigley. Of No. 3l29 Broadway, holds her
self in readiness.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
FOUND SUFFRAGE TALK
EVEN IN SCOTLAND YARD
Mrs. Nora BIatCh de Forest Says
Mrs. PankhurSt Has Ardent
Supporters Everywhere.
MAY DIE SOON, IS FEAR
Tide Will Turn in Militants'
Favor Is Prediction if Death
Should Cheat Them of
Their Leader.

II is the popular belief in England that
Mrs Emmaline Pankhurst will soon die
and that when she does there will be a
gsneral revulsion of feeling in her favor.
This Is the report from the field brought
BY Mrs Nora Blatch de Forest, who re-
turned yesterday with her little daugh-
,s- after six weeks visit 10 her old
home in England.
Mrs de Forest went to get away from
suffrage She avoided London and kept
N the hawthorne hedges. but even there.
she says. the cause" pursued her. She
found everybody everywhere talking
about il.
The mlitants have a few ardent sup
porters everywhere" said Mrs. de Forest.
but I'm general public opinion Is against
them. ! was not in suffrage circles. and
for that reason got a better insight, be
Yeve into the minds Of the people.
The nilitants supporters. ] noticed,
we're from every clas. Of society. The
richest banker In the town was strong
for the Pankhursts, and so was our old
sewing woman.
II Mrs. Parkhurst does die soon. as Is
generally expected. the government will
b severely blamed even by the non
militant public. for everybody. regardless
Of his opinion or suffrage, considers the
cat and mouse bill simply Infamous.
acquired that knowledge even in an anti
suffrage hotbed-Scotland Yard. My
uncle is secretary to the chief Of Scotland
Yard. and they don't love Mrs. Pankhurst
there She has made them too much
trouble.
The prospects for suffrage victory are
much brighter in America than in Eng
lard. Ms DC Forest believes
Even on shipboard she laughingly com
planned, she had no rest from suffrage
They had arguments all the time and
games for variety
I'VE had a tug Of war, she said. he
tween suffragists and antls. but the
ants won, because they were such fat
old women. and all they had TO do was
lean over backward.
I'VE had q mock trial OF q militant,
too The militant was a man, because
the women were all too violent in their
prejudices on that subject. The militants
wouldn't have the cause ridiculed, and
no anti would be a sufragist, anyway.
so We had 10 draft man.
Mrs de Forest and Miss Harriet Powi't
are planning 10 start next week on d
horseback tour for votes. To-morro"
morning Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch ana
Ms William Colt are going 10y auto
mobile 10 Washington. carrying the Pc
utions 10 the Senate from the Women 5
Political Union
with the backing OF four million Wom-
En- voters. suffrage has now become a
powerful political lever Mrs. Blatch
said yesterday. This conference OF SUI
frare leaders from all. over tho country
will doubtless result in plans TO force
the political parties Of 1916 to put IN their
national platforms planks pledging their
representatives, TO put through Ccngres
q suffrage amendment.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
Mardo Weds Leah in Ro-
nance of Two Worlds
Job Helps.

Just one year ago yesterday Mardo
IerenSo. youth Of twenty-one. un-
versed in the ways OF the Western world
stood before the father and family of
little Leah Misrachi in her home. at
Haidar Pacha, nifty miles from Constan-
tmople and vowed that none bur the
hlusning maiden whose aand he clasped
should oe his bride Months passed. a
year was rounded out. and Yesterday he
and Leah were married. The ceremony
was performed in this city. at No. 50
RivingtOn street.
few days after his declaration Teren-
go set sail for the United States. He
landed in New York. found his way to
the East Side. and there he prospered.
He entered The employ Of a milliner and
in less than year rose TO the position
of manager of the establishment
Two months ago Terengo decided that
his finances warranted his taking a bride.
and the little Jewish girl to whom his
vow had been made was sent FOR. From
Hadar Pacha she jcurneyed - Constan-
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
AUTO DEATHS FOLLOW TIFF
Man Took Another's Wife on
Ride After Quarrel with Own.

Rochester. July &-E j. Sankpea!.
vice-president OF a local lumber company.
and a young woman OF this city known
as Martha Hartlebin, we're instantly killed
early this morning. when an automobile
driven by Sankpedl was struck by the
Wolverine Express on the New York
Central IN Peniield. few miles from here
Mrs Sankpeal told the Coroner she
quarrelled with her husband last night
and he left her IN anger. She was sitting
UP. awaiting his return. when informed Of
the accident
Joseph Makossk identified the woman
as his wife. whom he had married after
she had been divorced from her first hus-
band
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
HAT FRAME MAKERS STRIKE
Millinery Workers May Be Affected
by Labor Disturbances.

The threatened. strike Of the hat frame
makers throughout the city which had
been hanging FIRE for several weeks
went INTO effect Yesterday in forty-fve
shops. most Of which are on the East
Side
About six hundred hat frame makers
quit work and two hundred and nifty
more are expected 20 quit to-day
The demands of the strikers are q hfty-
hour working week. g a week increase
in wages for week workers and increases
in wages ranging from y TO 80 per- cent
for piece workers. The strike committee
reported last night that three hundred
of the strikers had Won their demands
and would return 10 work to-day.
n the output Of frames is curtaiiea
many Of the millinery workers Uill be
idle
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
SCHOOLS SPREAD DISEASE,
SAYS OHIO EPIDEMIOLOGIST

Boudreau investigated. the con.agion
was spread by children who were sent
back 10 school too soon after the acute
symptoms disappeared. They had
mild type of the fever, but those 10
whom they gave it had II in It's most
virulent form Teachers. says Or. bou-
dreau. wnen scarlet fever Is ABROAD
should be on the watch for sore throats
and running noses and ears. Ard. In
deed. If at all times children with sore
throats were excluded from school there
would be far less sickness of the con-
.agious sort The sore throat child'
though apparently able 70 work and play
as usual. may be carrying diphtheria
bacilli in his throat. For some reason
they don't grip him, but he sucks slate
pencil. say later some other child puts
the same pencil in his mouth; and IN
few hours the second child is dead
virulent diphtheria.
one important buffer against conta-
Cious diseases is 70 teach the children
the Importance Of prevention. Tne
trouble is Or. Boudreau says, that few
teachers in the public schools know
much about it. and neither do they know
much about the hygiene in which they
are supposed 20 give instruction. Inc
course in hygiene and physiology az
now given is practically useless he
saws. "a teacher can impart instruc-
ton only on a subject with which he or
she is familiar I seriously question
whether the majority of teachers are
conversant with the first principles OK
anatomy or physiology, the abuse OF
alcohol and tobacco, which the course
Of study requires them TO teach. A
course in hygiene and public health
given by one who has practical kno"l-
edge Of the subject should be included
in the preparatory course for teachers.
and sufficient time given 10 insure
sound knowledge of II on the part or
the candidate"
It is curious. but true, that much OK
the opposition TO sanitary precautions
in schools comes from parents. They
used a common drinking cup when they
went 10 school, they argue. and why
shouldn't their boys and girls do tho
same7
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES
Mrs. Helen Skelly a Victim Of
Sunday Accident.

Mrs Helen Skeily who was injured
when her husbands automobile. in which
she Vas riding with him and some
friends SundAy morning. ran into an
other machine al the corner of Lafayette
and Washington avenues. Brooklyn died
yesterday at the Cumberland Street Hos
pital
The friends Of the Skellys escaped
without serious injury. but Mr.. skelly's
leg was broken and he was taken 70 the
hospital in the same ambulance with his
wife he was not Informed last night
Of her death. The funeral will be held
at their home, az No 81 Harrison ave-
nue. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
ILLINOIS OFFICES FOR WOMEN,

Chicago. July 2s-In an opinion gwen
today County Judge owens held that a.!
u.or,sn are eligible for appointment as
clerks OF election and that any woman
who can qualify as householder-that
IS who is the head Of family support
ing II independently-may serve as ,udee
~ election under the new woman sunrase
law In Illinois
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
Daily Bill Of Fare.
WEDkE ESDAY.

BREAKFAsT.-C hominy eggs
au gratin. mint sandwiches coffee.
LUNCHEON. Cheese souffle, German
coffee cake with raspberry jam, tea.
DINNER Meat loaf prepared from
Yesterdays roast. succotash, creamed
tomato salad, rice pudding
coffee
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

Dp,4 alr ssnitarium for chronlcs OF con
,fcsre,ts Latest sleeping houses. Folder
mailed J. STEWART DOUBLEDAY. NJ y.
Nl-RSING HOME for chronic or aged inyalios'
E Sealthv location. near Crescent club. GradN-
.,e %urse I3O sGtn St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

EGGS Al GRATIN. way Of serv-
ing eggs makes a change from the ordi-
nary baked. boiled and fried variety
Have ready as many eggs as there are
nersons 10 serve. Boil them until hard.
Slice them and cover them with cream
sauce Season we'll and put them into
casserole. Sprinkle the top with pow
dered bread crumbs and place bits OF
butter here and there; then bake until
brown
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
ADVERTISER eN1.
aE VE = The Home Beauty Parlor
6Y DOTV DS0U

Vegetable Jelly cream into your skin
.,fa5t ard morning You will note won
derful Improvement In the relaxed lines
and firmer tissues II will clarity your
skin, TOO, ana theTe IL HO uo'e"' "a
growth OF hair.
Sally: I am not thoroughly posted. on
remedies for moles, but 10 rld your lace
OF bemishes see answer 10 GFaCe'
Della: I make this spurmax lotion 70
tone and clear the skin overcome
coarseness and wrinkles and act as
protection against sun ana WIG ,he
extensive liquid face powders. Get
ounces OF sDurmaX from your druggist
and dissolve in a half pint OF not water
To this add teaspoonfuls OF glycerine
and your lotion is complete. Apply ireely
after cleansing and thoroughly drying
the face. neck and arms The result VIII
please you. for the lotion dries quickly
seems a part Of the skin ana gives
velvety texture 20 the face.
C. w: YoJr dandruf can be entirely
removed and hair made brilliant. sotI
and huffy BY the use OF this inexpensive
rior 70 any ! have ever been able 10
buy Dissolve a teaspoonful OF canthrox,
which you can set at any drug store, IN
a cup of hot water. This. rubbed into
the scalp, creates rich' smootn lather;
winch thoroughly cleanses both hair and
scalp. An occasional shampoo with this
mixture. followed by thorough rinsing,
will rid YOU Of your dandruff troubles,
beautify your hair. and make your head
feel especially good. Your hair VIII dry
very quickly after its use.
NJ Y: His criticism OF your eyes was
doubtless meant in a friendly way. but
YOU can avoid a repetition and gain his
admiration OF their brilliancy and beauty
by using an eye tonic which YOU can
make by mixing an ounce OF crystos with
a mint OF clear water. Put two or three
drops in each eye frequently and the
aching and smarung will disappear.
while your eyes develop a charming
sparkle, strength and depth.
Betty Dean Beauty Book S.oo-Adv.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
rps VAN VALER sARkT0RIUM

is home where mental therapeutles aIt
tuocefsfully used m mild mental troubles
FUNCTIONAL disorders. chronic diseases aHa
addlctOns. booklet Peeksklli on huuS'" :. -
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

MINT SANDWICHES The thought OF
hot breads for breakfast Is not especlslly
attractive az this season. Small daintilF
trimmed sandwiches with bit OF green
be,ueen the slives OF bread are often
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
RESORTS.
The RANCROET SANITARIUM

HITIEH. MORRIS COUNTY. y. j.
= fssvtllullv located Sduitarium Tor the
ta,s ard treatment OF Nervouc Dlscatts'
Dig and Liquor habituation and Invaloas,9g 81
Frou,ds To- rrr..-r seCrega,io thus sYoiolHs
sneorgeaial associations IDEAL for rest l HEa
,ecvperafiJr Ilncusius with atteHua''S
ssr.ta,iurn naone q Bun-r
NEWARK OFFICE. $50 BROAD 81
~-Io~t,-r A4O- Marker
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
ADVERTISER ENT.

IL. Your lack of ambition IS Que
to impure blood and its Sluggish acuoi''
your appetite and energy can De re-
,a,,ad bv taking, before each meal,
tablespoonful OF a mixture composed OF
ono ounce OF kardene, dissolved IN
half pint Of alcohol. to which is addeo
half a cup OF sugar and not water u
make a full quart. II Will cleanse the
blood and assist new tissue 10 deNe!op
and will effect your complexion oy lehu-
ing the glow OF health to your cheeHS'
rht. is GOOD for the complexion, TOO
I'm, ~ your skin Is very rough see reply
TO Grace
Mary c.: OF course excessive nesn
uorries YOU. but do not take chahCes
with violent exercise and exasgeLatJiu
dieting You had better use the siHlple
Srt etYe-tive flesh reducer when you
~ n D,ake at home Buy foIr ounces
~ parnotis from any druggist dlssoI.e
In II, pints scalding water. Allo" 70
cool strain and take tablespoonful
before such meal continue t"e NoN'''
until you reach normal weight
Lillian: BY all means attend 10 your
dandrun al once You cannot have
healthy' beautiful hair II you suffer
from dandruff and itching scalp be
sides. both are unnecessary when there
is this simple remedy AT hand; TO =
nirt alcohol add !. pint water and one
ounce OF auinzoin- Use this twice a
week. II will do wonders 20 make your
scaln healthy and stop falling hair. l
cannot recommend hair dye.
Grace: | don't blame YOU for wanting
some skin tonic which you can make at
home Here is a certain wrinkle-remover
which you can easily make al half the
10 use, will not soil linen and removes
the wrinkles In much less time than II
took to develop them: Get an ounce Of
almozoin at your druggists and dis
solve it in Y pint cold water, adding 2
teaspoonfuls glycerine. Gently rub this
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

welcome change from both toast and hot
breads. II is a mistake TO believe that
sandwiches are suitable only for Luncheon
or tea.
For these simple sandwiches it is not
necessary 10 mix the mint with salad
dressing after chopping. Simply spread
butter over the slices OF bread, then
spr,nkle the mint on top and place every
two slices together.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

GERMAN COFFEE CAKE WITH
RASPBERRY JAM.-In making conee
cake try substituting small spoonful OF
raspberry Jam for every raisin used IN
the ordinary recipe Roll the dough quite
thin and place the spoonfuls Of Jam here
and there over half OF It, and then fo.d
the other over Il.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

iAik OAKS. summit. y. j. Telephone. lto' %
20 &c Insane modern equipment bcautliul i,a ~
rNoh Illustrated booklet. Dr. ELIOT tioi oe,, ~
=. ]. ONCE Dr Thos. r. Prout 70 w So'"
] - 3 Tuce Thurs. Sat.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
FOX II1E FFN " = 80
RHEUMATISM AND HeURlIlS

o., Dr. VaGghan's sanatorium.
IatO park Place. Brooklyn, y. v
Uia Rooki.t tells tho story.
It's Free Send for II.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
nR sorIRE,s sANITARITM

Open % All physicians and surgeons Ior
medical surgical and maternity cases i" VIC
phone 40 AMOS o. SQUIRE NJ D'
Nsning on Hudson. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
Blue WATER CAMP fHsI'S' i.isnSl y. '

Devoted exclusively 70 TIE treatment OF drug
sddl.+tons Address BONNER ROAD. Balti-
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
PRIVATE COUNTRY HOME
PEARSON HOME

recommended % invalids for rest qulooss
no. ronnfort. good attendance. Phone 22'
pocENARY COTTAGE Fairfield. conn.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

..ssE will board crippled and invalid chill.
NJ massage and electric treatment bss'
fsheea Mfs. NJ u. FROM3. Box Zl''
f'alk, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

y Dlgbee's Rsnitarium White Plaiha ~
l7,,,lesphone 2fi Special summer Iates.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
+ON.THE-HILI" HEALTH RESORT.

, Matettown. Litch1eld Co., Conn.
: : rfFdts Institution with home environment
11..enk caset. gen'i invalidism and tnose seeing
~ cufe" Charles Warren jackson. VI. ~.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

ccAINFIELD sANITORIUM. Plainfield. y; >:
ss,ollc cases Of various kinds inS'uu,ns iS.a
sas Cases. Elegant new house ~ ~N'''
~#b. Booklet. Phone 81.
s7, Justus ". Cooley, VI. ID. ---
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
AVyFT M eanitarium,
" "A " n r NA Springfield. Mass.
DR.. STRONG'S m.ni,S HaI1,fSsn sns.Sr.a sS.lnF'

~ 1853. Delightful for health rest anu
ivfssti0u Dpen an year Booklet.
lcHg YATES pres and Gen Manager.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29
~TTTT 7 III n
THI BEIIIEsDA

'EI +. ISyALID OR coNvALEscENT FINDS
New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

Sally: | am not thoroughly. posted on
remedies for moles. but 70 rld your ldee
- hIen,ishes see answer 10 Grace.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
GETTING GRAY? USE SAGE TEA TO
RESTORE NATURAL COLOR OF HAIR

called cwyeth's Sage and sulphur
Hair Remedy Customers like this
beat because Il darkens 70 naturally: (:
so evenly. that nobody can possibly
tell & has been applied. Bsaides. Il
contains ingredients which take oa
dandruff. stop scalp Itching and tall
Ing hair. No. Il Isn't . dye. or even
like It. You tust dampsn sponge ef
soft brush with "Wyeth's oase and
sulphur" and draw Il through roar
hair. taking one small strand at =
time. By morning the gray hair dis-
appears; after another application Or
two Il h restorsd to IL natural color.
What delishts the ladiss With
''wyeth's Sage and sulphur" 4 hat
besides beautifully darksning the hair
they say Il brings back the gloss and
lustrs and sives u n appearance q
~~S~~S~ " NM q q itft " IN .i . N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

the spot In the garden where the girl
said Julon's body was hidden. aud
there they found Il.
Further Investigation developed
s'ories OF the strange disappearancs
OF other young men Of wealth after
short courtship Of the girl. Thu po-
lice say she has promised to confess
everything at the trial which opened
today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
IS BLAMED FOR
MANY MURDERS
SENSATIONAL TRIAL or YOUNG
GIRL STARTS TODAY IN SPAIN.
swEErnEARTs DEATH BLAM.
I'D TO RER


United Press Service
MADRID. July so.---Ons Of the
mos, sensational murder trials In the
history OF Madrid was expected when
sonora Maria Louisa Hanchss and
her father. q captain IN the army.
went to trial here today for the muir
der Of wealthy young man named
Joulou.
Tho young man had eourtsd the
girl for several months and the date
for the wedding had been sst whom
he mysteriously dlsappesrsd. He had
large sum az money on his person
at the time to deposit In his nancee's
name as hIs wedding gift,
Sanchez and his daughter. who is
In the twsntiss. disappeared shortly
after A search Of their rssidsncs re-
sulted In the discovery Of human
homes. Tho father and daughter
we're arrested In : village In the north
of Spain,
The girl. the police declare. has
turned states evidence. and admitted
that aecordins 10 plans laid hy hsr
father. shs cot her lover to bring .
laras sum Of money TO the house. and
while he sat with his arms about her..
her father crspt up behind him and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
sAys sass ard sulphur Darksas the
HAIR beautifully and Kinds

Hair that ioses ~ color and lustrs.
or whom Il fades. turns sray. duh end
lifeless. says = we'll known local phar-
macist Our srandnethsr made " a
mixture Of sase Ia an1 sulphur =
keep her locks DARK anl bsautitul.
and even today this slmple prspara-
tion has no equal. Nillions oe woneu
and men. too. Who value that evea
color. that beautiful dark SHADE of
hair which h 20 attractive use enly
Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Nowadays We are not bothsrel With
the task Of gathering the saee leavos
aud the mussy mixing st home. ulnu-
" ask It any drug store Tor : 50 go
bottle Of the ready - uss preperatioa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
TO AILINC WOKEa
4 lissic sound Advice Wili HcIp
Many saGer~r h Klamath Falls


a lIssie Mound Advice VIII Help
Many . suaerer h Klamath Falls
No woman should consider herself
healthy and well u tho kidneys are
weak. Poisons that pass OF In the
urine when the kidneys Hrs veil are
retained In tho body whom the kidneys
are disordsrsd. This b the true cause
Iof many bsarins-down pains. lame
ness. backachs. etc. Uric poisoning
also causes headaches. dlssy spells.
lansuor. nsrvousasss and rheumatic
lpsin.
when suffering 20. Try Doan's KID
nsy pills. You viii get better - the
kidneys ct better. and health Will re-
turn whoa the kidneys are we'll. Let
> fellow sufferer tell you about Doan's
kidncy Pills.
Mrs. Esthsr Eads. SOC @ st.. Grants
Pass. Ore. says: II used Doan's KID
ney Pills for backachs. and they gave
mo such great relief that I have told
a numbsr Of my frisnds about them.
! win always give this remedy ny en-
dorsemsnt.''
| Eo, sale BY ell dsaisrA Price 80
cents. Foster hilburn Co. BuRalo.
New York. sole agents Tor the uaitsd
states.
Remcmber the name - poaus -aud
take no othav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

The County Court of klagAath
County. Oregon. viii receive ~ -
70 August %th, 1919. for the sooe(Fr1'
tlon Of ons and six-tentns ntl6o -
roaa from : point four nllas liaoA9e
from the noRtherp boup1ary Is ~
elty o. klamath yalle q nyo ~ ~
'sssshs niles tiieaRse; ~ ~ ~ X =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

IS %HttA = ~ y 49, IL ~ Il
The county board Of Dclanath eoun-
~. Oregon. WIN receive bids - q
'iusust 9Th. 1919. for the eossesns.
|t'cn Of two bvIdgss. Ksso ann WI
I suson River bridges. ssit ~ ~
A. cover The compiesiou of ~ vosk
"a noted In the specineaneas. ~
I. fus and speci1eaGions ~ = ~ =
The otics u 10 cosnty elo.k oe IIln1D-
'rth county. orsgoa. 4 esstlned shesk
'umonnting 10 10 per cent of ~. e
the order OF the county os klanaah.
state Of Oregon. must seeonpasy
each bid. 7
9ss scunty e0ast tesaSvss the rlght
10 'sjcst any and 81 bids. z =
W. s. worden. County Judgs.
c. G. Merrill. County Com.
John Haseistsin. County Con.
7-is-s-sh
form OF Advertisement No. -
Notice 70 Conaracsoss
The County Court Of Klamash
County. Oregon. viii receive bids ~
TO August lth. 1919. for the constsue-
tion OF one mile of road froa . poln1
two miIes distant froa ~ northosn
boundary Of the city of Klanash vnlls
20 three miles distant; N bi1s IN
70 cover the conplssea verk = naoe1
In the spscidcatioas.
The plans and speci6eatione ere h
the once Of the County Clark. Klan-
ath Falls. Oregon. \ ceftined eheek
20 the amount OF 10 per cent o. tAe
bid submitted, payable TO The order of
the County Of klamath. state os orr
son. must accompany each bid-
The County Court reserves ~
risht TO reject any and Al blds.
VIM. 8. wordsn. County Judoe.
G. @. Merrill. County Con-.
John Haselstsin. coupty O..
16-Sth