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Election to Be Held.

The organization of the convention then
will be taken up, with Mrs. f. A. Aiken OF
Cincinnati. Ohio. recording secretary
Following this will come the election OF
assistant secretaries the appointment OF
standing committees and reports on the
convention paper to be issued by the or
ganization, which is to be called Tne
Woman's Home Missions Daily, and OF
which the editors are Mrs. Levi Gilbert,
Madisonville, Ohio: Mrs. Ward Plat,
Brandywine Summit, Pa. and Mrs. Laura
B. Ennis. Denver, Col. with Miss Alice NJ.
Guernsey of New York publisher.
During the morning Mrs. f. y. King
of Cincinnati, Ohio, will present the an
nual report of the bureau for mission
supplies; Mrs. Madison Swadener of In
dianapolis. Ind, will present the annual
report of the bureau for sustenatiOn fund;
Mrs George Fl. Thompson of CINCINNATI,
Ohio. will present the annual report OF
the treasurer: Mrs. III. c. Jennings of
Madisonville Ohio, will present the an
nual report OF the committee on bequest
and devise, and Mrs. I. d. Jones of Gin
cinnati, Ohio. will present the report or
the special committee on membership.
At noon prayer will be offered by Mrs.
John Neff of Baltimore, Md, associate
manager. and by Mrs. Clara f. Roach OF
Washington, corresponding secretary of
the Baltimore Conference. Miscellaneous
business, announcements, a collection and
benediction will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14

Frank Robinson. John Herbaugh. VIII
liam Brode and Emory Minnick. Frost
burg. Md, were fined $25 each by Justice
Biddinger of Garrett county for tearing
up the State road near Big Savage noun
tain without having obtained permission
from the state road commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14

JAMES III. MCKINNEY.
(Clinedinst photo.)

James H. McKenney, clerk of the
Supreme Court of the United States FOR
thirty-three years and who OBLIGATED al
the Inauguration of every President dur
ing that time, except President wilson,
died at his home in Kens:ngton last even
ing He had been i'll for a long time
and death was the result of a compilca'-
ton of diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
Value of Product of 1909.

In 1909 the value Of the product was
estimated at upward of s23,Oo0,hOo
and of this amount much was
marketed abroad for. Mr.. Steuart
discovered the increasing popularity OF
the product was not confined to Amer
lean homes alone and foreign housewives
now are demanding it.
New Jersey leads in the number OF
establishments and the output of Oilcloth
and linoleum. Pennsylvapia takes second
place. while New York trails along in the
third position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
Take Up Utilities Monday.

The Commissioners have been working
steadily on the estimates for more than
two weeks. Routine matters will occupy
their attention during the remainder of
the present week. but. beginning next
Monday, they will take up active cohsid-
Grafton of the public utilities question.
The universal transfer hearing to be
held Monday will, it Is expected, attract
large crowd, as many citizens assos,ia-
tions have selected delegates to attend, the
meeting. The Commissioners have in
Guided in the estimates provision for the
needs of the utilities commission during
the next fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
Revival to Continue Three Weeks

Rev. w. III. Dean. pastor Of .Ebenezsr
NJ e. Church, colored, began a revival
last Sunday which will continue for
three weeks. Rev. Dean will deliver
a sermon every evening during the re-
yiyal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
Mrs. Clarkson Gets Divorce.

Mrs. Clara Z. Clarkson was awarded q
decree of absolute divorce today from
Harry Z. Clarkson. The decree was
signed by Justice Gould. Attorney w. a.
Coombe appeared for the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
Roberta Smith Wins Divorce

Roberta Smith was granted an abso-
lute divorce from Winston Smith today
by Justice Gould. Attorney John L. Col
Inns represents the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14

Mrs. Hester G. Miller of Sprankles Mills
Md, is suffering from blood poisoning In
her hand as the result OF the scratch OF !
cat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14

the discussion today, Representative Sis
son suggested that the House adjourn
until the Senate finishes the currency
bill, but ne did not lind AN enthusiastic
RESPONSE.
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Funeral Services Thursday.

Funeral services will be held at Mr.
NcKenney's city home. 1523 Rhode Island
avenue. Thursday, but the hour has mol
vet been set DR. Wallace Radcliffe VII
nreach The sermon Interment will be in
Oak Hill cemetery
When the Supreme Court met at noon
today Chief Justice White. after recelv-
ing motions announced the death OF MI
McKenney. the clerk of the court ne
has been connected with this court tof
more than fifty years. said Chief Justice
White land our sorrow needs no elaoo-
ration" The Chief Justice then announced
that as a mark of respect the court would
adjourn and the business which was SET
for today would go over uiith lohiorro"
whereupon the court adjourned.
Mr. Mckenney had been an employe OF
the Supreme Court for fifty-five years.
having entered the service as deputy
clerk. During mis- service he administer
ed the oath to probably 1900 LAWYERS
upon their admission to practice before
the Supreme Court
A Native of Maryland.
He was born in Hartford county Md,
July u. 1887. He received his education
at the Bel Air Academy. Nd. and at
Rugby Academy, this city.
Mr. Mckinney married Miss Virginia
Walker of this city in 1862. but she is
now dead Two sons, Frederick ID. Nc
Kenney. counsel for the Pennsylvania
railroad, and Charles A. Mckinney, a
civil engineer, survive him; also a broth
err, H. c. McKenney, and a sister, Mss
Mary A. McKenney.
\ scrapbook kept by Mr.. Mex aney
during his service as clerk OF the. court
has come to be or great interest there.
This book contains thousands of clip
pings bearing on the proceedings and
work of the court
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Conferences to Be Held.

In the afternoon a conference of the
corresponding secretaries will be held at
1 O'Clock, a conference of bureau secre-
taries at 40 o'clock, a conference OF
presidents at 1:15 o'clock and a confer
ence on young peoples work at 1-2O
O clock.
q o'clock. with a communion service.
which will be in charge of Bishop Earl
Cranston and Methodist pastors of Wash
ington. The annual address of the presi-
dent will then be delivered. followed by
a solo by Mrs w. T. Reed. The annual
report of the corresponding secretary,
Mrs Della Lothrop Williams of Delaware.
Ohio will also be presented during the
afternoon. and the work of the general
sessions for the afternoon will close with
a benediction by Rev. DIR. W. r. We'd
derspoon, pastor of Foundry NJ. T..
Church
In. the late afternoon there will be a
conference of the deaconess department
heads. and another of the heads Of the
department of children's work.
Welcome Night Exercises.
Tomorrow night will be known. during
the convention as Welcome night" and
services at Foundry, Church will be
gin at 7:45 O'Clock, with the hymn 'All
Hail the Power of Jesus Name and a
devotional period, conducted by Bishop
n. c. Luccock, D. D., LII. d.
The following addresses of welcome
have been. arranged for: The Church
At Large" Bishop Earl Cranston, d. D..
LII D.; For the Methodist Union.' C.
W. F.. Swartzell of Washington: For
the Ministers of the Baltimore Confer
ence." Rev. w. L. Mcdowell, d. D., dis
triet superintendent; For the Convention
| Church. the pastor, Rev. w. r. We'd
derspoon: For the Lucy Webb Hayes
National Training School, Rev. w. H
| Wilder president; For the Woman S
Home Missionary Society of the Wash
| ington District" Mrs. u. b. Street of
Washington.
Prof Anton kaSpar will play violin
solo, and addresses In response To those
| of welcome have been arranged for, as
| follows: For the Conference Societies, .
Mrs. A. z. Griffith. Des MONIES, Iowa.
and For the Officers of the Society, y
Mrs. w p. Thirkield of New Orleans
La
| Music will be furnished by Foundry
| Church choir, and benediction will be
pronounced, followed by an informal re-
! ception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
VARIANCE IN VIEWS OF
WILKlTSKY'S NEW LAND
Scientists Say Territory May Have
Been That Located by Ex-/
plorer Peary.

Discussion continued today among
scientists regarding the value OF the dis
covery of new land in the arctic regions
by the Russian expedition led by Com
mander Wilkitsky. There was "a dispo-
sition to question whether the discovery
is as important as it was at first thought
be.
Canadian expedition, headed by Stef-
ansson. and an American expedition,
headed by Mcmillan. are now in the arc
tic regions searching for an arctic CONT
nent, but no report has been received
from, either of them recently
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Probably Discovered by Peary.

Among SOME scientists there was dis
position to think that the land said to
have been found by the Russians is a
part of the same land found by Rear Ad-
miral Peary. This was the view taken
by Rear Admiral Colby y. Chester. L.
s. N, retired. member of the board OF
managers of the National Geographic
Society.
Fitzhugh Talman librarian of the
weather bureau, said yesterday that the
conclusion of some people that the land
found by the Russians is the same as
Dr.. Harris OF the geological survey pre-
tlicted would be found is a mistake. DR.
Harris said it is impossible that terri
tory ''as large as Greenland" could be
located in the place indicated by the
Russians.
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3509-$ie.O0.
Imported. Eponse-
a dressy model, with
new collar and long
roll revers, extend
ing TO waist line,
with belt effect OF
d u v e tyn, finished
with fancy buttons.
The 2irdle-top skirt
is draped at side
with ornament OF
self-m q I erial. No.
900. Mt $40. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
DreSsy Suits-ConServat1 Suits
PRACTICAL SUITS
STYLES That Will Be as Correct Nexe

Perhaps you have not realized what 4
good thing and what an unusual thing ii
is to buy a suit and know that you will
positively get two seasons satisfactory
service and style from 1t.
If you come one of these days of Wool
tex Suit Week you will see a splendid dis
play OF just such suits. They are good :
looking now. and are absolutely guaran-
teed tc stay good-looking. fresh and in
their original shape through two seasons
OF wear {
This week we are giving extra space to
the showing of WoOlteX Suits. and sales
people are giving time to their eXplana-
tion. You Will surely be interested by q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14

S,iN 5000.
This WooltcX suit
l. equally beautiful
"a bedford cord. ere
pon and brOadcloth-
'fbe sllaties are navy.
lpOWn. " ar ia.
faunc. pTun" AMI
black. Tailored mod
IL. ihreC-buttOn cut
away. straight linz
~i>irt. with a doabl
inverted plait cacl
side 81 foot f0s-
walking comfort No
49,. AZ s3,,.oA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

soil st public auction. to the highest
bidder for cash. sii the right. title
and interest Of tho within named de-
fendant. John Yahr. 10 the following
described property. to-wit:
~ Of 81 Section .. Township
thirty-sisht t3s) south. range
twelve tiD east Of wiiIsmstts No
ridiAn. In Oregon. and situated In
klamath county In said state.
Taken ana levied upon a. the proper.
~ Of said defendant. John Yahr. or o.
much thereof ~ may BE- necessary 70
HatInfy the said judgment In favor Of
the pIaintin. Richard wiiiis. against
snid defendant. wi:h interest thereon,
together with all costs and disburss-
monis that have os may accrue.
Dated nj klamath Fails. Oregon,
January 10. 1919.
g. Q. LOW. Sheriff.
0Eo. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
i-iS-2.i3r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

Adss,sissrssov's Nossce os iitlss vtaal
In tho County Court Of the state OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Ada l..
Kinney. Deceassd.
Notice 10 hereby given that ! have
deed my FINAL account and report ~
administrator Of the estate Of Ada L.
Kinney. deceased. and the above en-
titled court has nxcd upon 10 o'clock
In the forenoon Of March .. isi3. -
the time. and the county court room
10 the court house Of Klamath coun-
~. Oregon. In the city Of klamath
Fails In said county. ~ the placs
~hsn and where any persou may pre-
s~nt any objection or exceptions 70 any
thing therein contained. or 10 any
thing done BY mo - administratos.
and at the same time aad place The
said court viii ana,ly settle the said
sccosst.
This notice 10 published pursuaat
to order Of the above satitisd eosrt
made January 30. 1919. and the arst
publication 10 made on January -.
1914.
A. KINNEY.
Administrator OF the Estats Of Ada
l.. Kinney. Deceased.
KuYKENDAi.L \ FERGUSON.
Attorneys for the Administrator.
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NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given that on ree-
ruary ~. isis. I viii sell st public
auction at Yainax. Oregon. the fol-
lowing described horses:
One hipshot horse. bay. with stripe
on face. weight about 900 pounds.
brand Z and 8 connected. about Z
years old. One bay mare. about 3
years old. brand inverted U on right
shoulder, weighs about 500 pounds.
One sorrsl yearling horse colt. nm
branded. One brown mare. weight
about 500 pounds. white In faes.
about 10 years old. braad 3 % leee
shoulder. Oas bay mare. with white
In face. weighs about 800 pounds.
about Is years old. BRANDED y and J
connected. on right shoulder.
Any person claiming any one or
more Of these horses will present biz
claim At or on the above date at
Yainax or klamath Agency.
These horses are sstrays. and VIII
bs sold unlsss claim IL established ~
owner and expense OF feeding paid,
Address all communications TO Edison
Watson, Klamath Agency. Oregon. OF
y. N. Holman. yainax. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

NOetce ~ slssriR's Male os Heal
Property

svy
~ virtue ef nm attachment sxscu
ticn for the sale of real property duly
issued By the clerk Of the circuit
court of tho state Of Oregon. for
klamath county. dated the s0th day
of January. a. %. 1919. In . csrtain
action In tho circuit court Of said
state for said county. wherein. on tho
18th day Of November. A. ID. 1919.
John y. Maxwell. doing business un.
der ths name Maxwell Hardware
Company. as plaintin. recovered
judgment against u. N. Woods. a.
defendant. for the sum of two han.
'dred seventy dollars and nftssn cents.
teaTo.isl. and costs and disburse-
msats tassd Rt eleven dollars and
twenty cents. teii.so). and further
ordering the sale Of certain real prop.
'srty attached In said action for the
Satisfaction of said judgment: con-
msadinx mo to soil the said real
property hereinafter described.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that ! viii
os Friday. the sist day Of February.
isis. at the court house door Of ssia
klamath county. state Of Oregon. In
tho city of klamath Falls. said county
aud state. st tho hour Of 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon of said day. sell at pub.
We auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash. the foliovins Described real
property. tho property Of The sAid u.
~. Woods. to-vits--
Lot . (sishiJ in block 80 (svsu-
V-sixp of Ilot sprinss Addition 10
kismsih vails. osssoa. socosdias
TO the recorded plat Of said addi-
tion nos On nis Ia the Once Of the
eouniy clerk of KLAMATH eoanty.
Oregon:
Also. The southeast essstss OF
the aorthsssl quarter Of section
tvsasy. and the south half Of ths
northwest quarter. and the north
east quarter of the northwsst quar-
ter Of section tuenty-ons. In town
ship thirty-ssvsn south. Of range
tsa east. wiliamssss Meridian. In
Oregon. and being IN klamath
county. state of Oregon.
pursusat To said attschmsst aad or
dsr and ssseution In and Of the said
eiscois court. or % much thereof ~
may be- necessary 10 sstisfy the said
judsmsas 10 favor Of said Johs y.
MAXWELL. doing business under the
name Masvsli Hardware company.
aud against said u. n. Woods. With
interest thereon at six per cent pr
sanam from said 18th dsy of Novss'.
bss. 1914. together With all costs aad
disburssmsnss that have aad nay &C.
csus.
Dascs 81 klamath vails. Oregon.
January ~. a. d. 1919.
q. g. LOW. Sheriff.
ny GRO. A. HAYpoN. Deputy sheriff
i-si.s-ish
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NOTICE 10 CRKDsT0ns
II tlss CosnAy Ooass q ~ oeses q
OseUoa. vos lho eouoGy g

os tse Coan1y Coass - ~ 0eseo g
OvsUoa. vos ths eeuoay q
k1amaeh.
In the Matter Of The Estate g WI
liam Pitts. Dsesasel.
Notice 10 hereby givsa thss ths
undsfsisnsd has bssa sppoistsl ~.
'ninistratrix Of the above estate. aae
that ail persons hsvins slains
against said sstats shall Deesoot
them. with proper vosehses. vttAis
six months from The date q tAis -.
ties. 10 said sdninistsstsis q ~
residsacs. No. o3s Washingesa
Street. klamath ysils. klamath
county. Osegoa.
Dated this oth day q Jssuasy.
1913.
MAR0ARBT PITTS.
Administsstris Of The Hstats es WI.
liam Pists. DsesaseA.
i.s-3.s n
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THREE COMPLETE
|N|I|AT0RY WORK
EVENT wAs THE OCCAsSON voa
A SOCIAL laEETIxO AND IAN.
QCwr ov csArTER On aAIUR-
DAY NIGHT

Thrss candidates. Hsso n. Lowe.
|0asrsss vaa Ripse 81 Albset y.
|Loswe. vess sxaltsl - the esyal
Arch degree st SATURDAY aiOhs'o 0eee-
|ias Of klamath cAsptss nssal Assh
1aseas.
RollewiAg the buslneee Deeeaag 9
Ibaaeuse vas enjevo1. HlgA ps1eee
Il. 4. lGsha9sy pess11sl. - soeSee-
|ss we're naAs ~ The asv DoDoess.
Ton oesphsas. 0seeee }. waleea. J.
|yax Knapp. d. w. 4 Lssoase ~
|esisn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

NOT1Ce
There are funds In the city treas
ary for the redemption Of gsnsral
fund warrants protested on and prior
to August 8. 1910. Interest ceases
from date hereof.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 9Th day Of December. 1919.
J. w. slEMnNS. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

as Nettee
once Of the Treasurer Of klamath
? County. January 20. 1919.
Notice u hereby given pat shess
are funds In the county treasury tor
the redemption OF all general fund
warrants protested prior 70 and In
oludlns May 5. 1910.
Interest will cease from shis aase'
January 30. isls.
CLAUDE II. DA00uIT.
County TTeasurer.
l-ss-s0-e r-l-lo-latA
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We'll ALONG WITH
WORK on PROJECT
Dnsry1n DAD wnAGuzaL pnOo-
Rsss WAS iaADs IN DsCEamaa
ACCoaDsxO 10 RECLAMATION
RHCORD

rhs feIieviag report os vera -
the klamath psojsss \ psblisAs1 b
the cusssat issss a. ~ RsslaossSea
Rseos1. Tie elnetal potl1soeleo g
thss bssach Of the department q ~
intssioe:
klamath Prejses (7A ~ ssos ssa-
plsssd) The weather lusiag D.
csabss w. eIeuly VIII eeeoslsoal
rain and ssev storms. bet uasil ~
soth pssnisas1 vssk y - sssslo1 q
By the eostssstess % ne seeeal uaia
iatssais. The Dssetpltaslss ~ l.t1
ischss. 40 the nlnlnsn te0Deeo-
|ssrs Is leGsesA ~ BsW asoal
1uos - 0looe sssss1n0 ~ eo0Seee-
s1. ssesps tss . Ssw leee a1jaesoe q
'ths eesessss sesusesss. vhjeA - -
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|sssuoel. ~ soo1D vugo ~ -
|hssyy haulanG, vh1e4 0o1e = 1u0oo'
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|fos ths soaeoa- 0o0o o111e1oanl
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|ef way 6ssls. particularly = slss1nG
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FOLKS
COSMOPOLITAN


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sselsnasisa vssteses = essne0oo1eaa.
Msehing eeul1 0sse fully ls0ao-
straes this shaa . ssesae esaDuo tahoa
% IL l1isiAsAs Destsse. vh0U :
sanva0 q ~ l.lle 1HsoseD sAsUo1
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statss:
Idaho eooss osse. vteh 39l. bot .
Idaho = . ~ oountsy nsse e tneeo
settlers ere sse log abssat tseo
other states. Thsa follow: Utah %.
NoataAa n. celeea1e -. Oregon 80.
washiagtea 50. Nsbsaska 50. M
scuri 80. love -. Kansas ~. Illlnsos
-. California -. lliassseea -. W.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

An Important meeting Of \ =. =
A. n. No. -. viii - hel1 3oaoay
night to hear the reports a. tAe vays
and means and site co0uittees. \
good attendance 10 desired.
BY order Of worshipeul 1astss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

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ss c. =. Lenaeo, so1esss g eoo1vors
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

Before you gse hust - " ~
should Insure yoarssaf Win . eea-
pany that pays liberal ueothly ID
deunitiss Tor . small neatAly peeoi-
a. Bert Mccoy pee6lss tAae kaa1-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

ny virtue Of an execution duly 10
sued by the clerk Of the circuit court
OF the coauty Of klamath Of the state
Of Oregon. dated the 18th day Of Jan
|usry. 1919. In Q certain action In the
circuit court In said county and state.
wherein n. l.. Foutch ~ plaintiff re-
covered = judgment against J. o.
ilamahss sos the sum OF ests.ss.
with iassrsss tAsrsoa u the rate Of .
per cent per Aauum from the 18th day
Of March. 1910. Tor attorneys fses
snd the costs and disburssmsass on
the seth day Of Dscsmbsr. 1919.
Nelics ID hereby given that ] viii
|ca the s7th day of February. 1913.
a the fsoat door Of the court house
10 klamath Talls. 10 said county. at
10 O'Clock IN the forsaoon os said day.
cell q public auction 70 the highest
bidder for cash. ail The right. title and
interest Of the defendant. J. O. Ham,
aksr. 10 the foilovias described prop
|srty. to-wit'
Lots I. .. :. Z. . and . Of block
IS, lot .. block 10; lot .. block 10.
aud lot I Of block -. Of the First
Addition 70 the city Of bonansa'
klamath oouaty. Oregon.
Taken and levied upon - the proper
~ Of the said defendant. J. o. Ham
aksr. or - much thereof - may b
uscsesary 70 satisfy the satd 1udg'
meat IN favor Of the plaintiff. y. L.
routch, against said dsfsndant. With
Interest thereon. tosethsr with al
costs and disbursements that have or
may accrue.
Dated II klamath Falls. Oregon.
January 10. isis.
@. q. LOW. Sheriff.
ono. A. HAyD0N. Deputy.
1.le.9-lop
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

Don't walt until the latest 80 bese
patterns are gone. Buy your buegy
end auto robes now at Bra1lsy uar-
hess Co. ss-Ss