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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

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TED-Salesmen office speciality
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Paris, Aug. 13.-The entire active
German army is hammering at the
French-Belgium lines today. Its heav-
lest strength is in Luxembourg, Bel
GUM Luxembourg and on the French
frontier south of Spincourt,
At all points the Germans are feel
ing out the French defense and
bloody fights are in progress.
But the censorship here is severe
and beyond the fact that the army
is engaged and is maintaining its po-
sition,, all information is refused. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Much significance. was attached to-
day by the French experts to the
reported Smelling of Pont-a-Mousson
on the Moselle frontier. It was be-
ieved that the Germans, baffled far
Their north, may try to force an en-
trance through the gap between Toul
and Epinal.
But the general staff retains its air
Of confidence. It insists that it has
planted its forces where the Germans
must strike, and that the lines will
hold. --sls-y,> @,-st. 80. sas.., 7ss
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

stantinople correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Company LDired that both cruisers entered the OAR
daneLLes flying the Turkish flag.
He added that the German fittings the cruisers
haUe been disnGntLed.
Toledo, O-Harry N. AtuOood, aviator, fired
by Canadian cutter UIHIe flying a hydro
aeropLane in Lake Erie off Anherstbug, Canada he
nounced here today. AtUoOd hastily hinged to Hickory
Island on the American side.
LOndon.-The admiralty announces that steam
ship service betuOeen Hull and Copenhagen and ROtter
dam has been resumed and that Danish steamer landed
American refugees from Copenhagen at Hull today.
Winnipeg, Man.-Four infantry regiments ordered
to mobilize at Quebec.
WaShngton.- Government relief board decided to
charter six American UesseL fully proUisioned
assistance of Americans stranded in Europe
London-CentraI NeuDs publishes dispatch from its
Toxic correspondent claiming Japan has agreed to
siSt British and French fleets in attack upon German
base at Ting Tan. No confirmation.
London-Orders flashed to British fleet in Mediter-
to strike against Austrians Three frst-class
battle cruisers and several arored cruisers and
PdnHng deStroyerS at Mediterranean naUal base.
13-The
hammerng the day by
Luxembourg the Mosene frontier.
the French ieved
south Of Spncourt ther north force
French defense and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

az parties. unknosh claiming
ahf tisht. title. estate. lien. or
iatespst ia the real estate de-
serit-d in tho complain, hofrin
Defendants
la the natac 81 tho state af Oregon
fuu. aad each ot Sou. afs hereby to-
quilted to apI~Ag aed answer 'h"
amended complaint hird against Soh
10 tho abuYr ~G,ltiod suit ON ar before
Tmrsaay. The si,h day of March.
igts. that being the las, day al the
time ptrseriboi In the order for pub
lics,Inn %, this summons. aud " you
fail so tn answes. Tor want thereof,
the piaintiH viii apply I" tho court
fuf tho rciiof prayed for in sh"
amended complaint, la Wit Tor \
judgment and a-cfoc aEains, you
That ypu. OF either of you.
have ot has ho estate ot interest what
ever ia OF to- ,h. iaads doacrihri In
said amended complaint. being that
certain lot. piece OF parcel of land. alt
ualv. iying and being in the county "f
klamath and state OF Oregon, and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

particularly doHcTlscd as fellows. ,n.
est
Tho north half uf tho southeast
quarter tSn %! SEN. the south
Of NEs. tho northeast quarter of
tn, southwest quarter INV v OF
sW y and par, of 10, two t9,
containing 81 acres. all In section
thirty t20l. la township thir,y'nlnc
(asi south ot range nine t?l. cas-,
OF III. Willamette meridian. con
tanning ia all two hundred and
ts,nty.nsr ,:sSl acres. more or
ieps.
or any part thereof. and that the tue
OF th. plaintiff thereto is good and
valid.
2. Tha, you. and each Of YOU. be
forever .njoinrd aud barred from as
scrting any claim whatever IN or TO
aaid Iands. or any part thereof. ad.
,-rs, 10 this plaintiff. and for such
other aud further relief M To the
court shall seem meet. or az In equity
may appcrtain, and for his costs aud
disbursements herein,
This Hummuns in served by publica-
tion thereof In the Evening Herald. a
daily newspaper of general circuia-
ton, published In klamath county.
Oregon. by order OF the Honorable
Vim. \, Wordcn. county Judge OF said
county OF Klamath. state OF Oregon.
acting IN the absence of Circuit Judge
Henry l., Henson. under and by virtue
of the authority by law In him ves'ed
in nuch cases. made. dated and hied
IN said suit nj klamath Falls. Oregon,
on the 9th day OF February. 1914.
which said order requires that sum
mona IN said suit be published once u
week for n period OF ak consecutive
weeks. The date OF the nrst publica-
ton OF this summons is February
10Th. 1914,
WM, II, SHAW.
ARTHUR d. HAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
lO-iT.at-S-l0-l7-2Sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

,ayuos fsB 10 ses s the
-. IA, all saad aish Ia sot''S !" 'h'
4, .t their psfU. ~aa he slps'" '"'
~, ruuii~b, to the nTs%i
.n.s, ot ,hr uhli.n. Legislators
a. ,.slt nay 10 Westminster i''
...nss ~ The toaFlh ssAsioh al
s,,x ,ieo,ses nn, parliament Tbs
-, morp.ps ,,,sb Of @sinb"ta I" sh'
.,as,,.,s the bvsi seats foE tho sos'
..,s .as ,sfs,r shsn asasl. for asa"'' q
-. x,.,a.ss srheaulua 80 DC placed
:, ms statute baoAs this year siu ,hs
90. hon,s fsir biiI aud 'h. Welsh
..s,sh a..os,asI1.htaeh, bill. "h'ei'
LIN .ti become lass automatically
lar ,ss tssms Of ,hn sr'. act. sfsss
..,.s s..sea GOT tho ,hIta time b, thr
osuuoas asa rejected by tho i"fd"s
YNx.x bills pfprshi, siil bs passed IN
IN, con aaus By .ho so'Srntness :
sssaissl majority. tut Ihe anioh1sis
ta,ess nss,sns s's', inch ot tho "a,
Ia ,ss sege Ui ,utalns uu, ihoif app"'
s.st. aa a sHap au.tsiVhs snrh az
,Ax, sssisretcd GA The financial risas
a, ,as hUfsr tair hill phsn u nFst
saas sp tps psssasS
VITA MIS- raAEaassi, Miss AaHis
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

seu,ion against the dsfsndaat for aay
balance that may ssasAia 1ue IL
plaintiff after sppIytns All TIE peoeesls
OF said sale a. above provided. That
the defendant and all psssons elain-
ing under him subsse psos 70 tAs e.
eution Of plaintiG's saj1 morteAoe
upon said lands and premises. sitAss
as purchasers. incumbrsnesrs o. OH
erwise may be barred and foreelossA
Of all right. claim or equity Of ~
demp;ion In and to saiA lands aAd
premises and every part thseeof.
That plaintiff have such other saA
further relief - TO the court nay
seem just and eauitabis.
This summons ID served By puDajea-
tn!o thereof in the Evening HsealA. .
daily newspaper Of general eiresla-
ton published in klamath county.
Oregon. by order Of Honosahle HeaSy
T.. Benson. Judge Of the above safS-
tied court. made. dated and alsA h
said suit at Klamath yalls. Osseoa.
on the 2Ith day Of January. 1914.
which said order requires tAat
summons in said suit b publisAsl
once week for . period Of six CO.
secutIve weeks. from the 24th lay q
January. 1914. the date Of the 1ese
publication Of summoas prescribed b
said order.
ROLLO GR0ESDECK.
Attorney for Ptainti1
2S-31-7.l4-7l-9sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

aHs under ihr veto Arti. aud ahnounc,
81 thai Proposals Soaid bo laid be
imso parliament by the government
tor iite reform 1T thr house Uf ipTds
aud Tot legislation regarding land
uNnrtshlp
Tho principal nrLt of tho session
q Ili eoatS, un ..o bn,ns role bill, Al.
ihoush G H, .auir slit become itw
autnms % 80 80 aDpA As II las been
irlsst,A ~ q lu,ds, u IN not get
knpr .usi shst poiicy IN. p..fs pro.
rosr ,p ad"sf fl Ia suggested that BY
dof~rflhg confederation they can avoid
tho pfgsl' uHs ~ the veto act. which
says that a bill mnst b. f-I~.t-d of
no, passed daring the s~ssion som~
argue tba, u gt- arsslnn lie ptnfosua.
before tho luijs have taken up tho
blii. !, cannot hrrum- a law. bgt th-
6os-thia.h, lesai r. Is ris dispute. this
q, sisa,inn
Womaa saHrag- sIii also lead TO
iiFel, dosas.. as private mrmbef's
b'ii on THE subIst Nlil certainly hr
introduced Nolirse at i5s bills haze
siroady b-~a nied ~iih IN. clerk OF
tho hans.. ana the promoters 1h"
have 10 bst,o, fnJ pgcced~ae" viii IKE
~ come la an ar ahEuturh, Sh-frby a
= nsnans bill wlii ~ assured ~ good
iaro Ia the Hat
Th-t- wiil bo considerable discus
siaa os the na,F ESTIMATES. and
si,0ns section of The liberal eeon"'
IaIsis NIii make a determined attack
ar rifs, Lord Of the Admiralty Win
siaa charchiii's 'bigges, ~,cr' APP
preparation This IN a source OF real
danger TO tho government. for. al
though the nnionls,s would ofdiHar-
ny suppsf, chnrchiii aEaina, the econ
.rnis,s. ~hom they call tho Suicide
club" honar Law ma, d~cm 1, good
politics 10 draw on his party a, a
critical moment. aud allow the GOV
sram~nt Ia NEE, defeat al the hands
OF Its followers Such dcfea, would.
o. course. n-e~asiis,1 Immediate roaiE.
nation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10
British Parliament Is Opened
George DeliversSpeecha Session
uome Rule, Ulster Troubles, Woman Suffrage and Many
Other Bothersome Matters Coming Up

,ua,it "iad I,sssnrH ~ Ihr Euafd. Is
their qnalni Tudor uhit"Fmz oI scar
iS, ahd gold. Irudsei pn eItbof sido
SHORTLY before 10 o.ti"rt a h-,a,h1
meat ~ f"omoH mHFchsi in wcs,,
minister IA p~TfufiH their historic auty
80 searching sbs vaults andeF pariis
tnen, tor possibio in,itstDrs OF .uy
fsaAga. -FOUR thousand soldiers ui
tho brigade ni guards pufo Ou duty
Ia tho sJtou,s ehea. Iust aitesaoob
taplt mslUs,ls's rode sh state along ,A-
Mall. Hhitrhati sna iAriiamuRi s,roet
buhihd ulght etuamss,iiuFud tianogcT,
TAB l=uhIss. and aHdrg the escort %,
several sqaadEuhs ui ruirass-si iiir
suaTds. thr headquarters ssar Ut the
afin) aHI high objects of state Nroa,
srasis lIhrI the fuatr sHa sas. the
asnn@ssA aua bis ronsot, the usual
hearty sF~.1lhs
nn lbclE arrival Al shs royal sn,
sFAHrr 60 the h0usr 81 iaTJs an Im'
isosiaE usrssiua headed by ,faterri'
rte aud bassiaa y 40 saFHs.d aha made
lie paB 1" rho Legislative ehanb~
ahsFu sha V-ois and ls-afmssns u.
ssiscs shd rufunris e-to assembled
AAbassaa1T Walter iiln~a Page. s,ih
MIs rasr. s~Fv spectators ls the dip
ln'aasss saiiefy. the tnfsnrE 10 snpsr
;.sarE sruaius Clothes
Tho kIns aud auS-p having tatri'
tLols saals "a the lhsoaa. uoa,iosnsu
shuf us ,hu iilara Had sir ltnaft
HszEbrhsua aas dispatched 10 the
tlcHab-Ss uf ,ho Rouse 81 commons,
sha shos,is Afterwards appeared
headed BY AprahoS i-nwshrf, ff~tnISs
AsauIth and sprmhess Of tho sAbia.,,
Lord iiaiash.. tho lord high chams~l'
lot. lnerlvai aud ~ e.sss t,,osi To his sos
rfuiss ,h. psFesnett containing the
rALlHps prepared speech. formally ulf'
uAihs sbs s~~slon
Tho sps.eh tgatn the thtonc referred
TO ,hn lngeadsd 20 lh,fo~iaeiioa af the
home rule. Welsh aisrs,ahllshni ss
ana shr aa,I'plnfai s",iaE bills t'ar
las, nf shich 10 up for second pass'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

Egyptian crepe Is &C., .Ais
.crinkly siikea stun that Dreeoii has
chosen to express an idea that is
neither antique nor oriental in that II
,s so decidedly UP TO the Paris mode
OF tomorrow.
The shouidcricss coat does not sug'
xcst that the lady Is dcformed. but
merely that the raglan sleeve Is in"
again: likewise the thick-necsed col
lar and the shapeless coat body In
torprct the ncwes, kinks of Madame
Mode.
The brcyity OF the jacket makes
room for the bonrancy OF the hip dra-
perics. In this case placed In front,
the rest OF the skirt--just skirt. From
III. r OF the feather to the bottom OF
tho stylish buttoned boots is the lire
OF height, which women envy,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10
Crocers Combine IN a
War on the Mddeman

were represented. and all agreed to
stand by the rules and regulations OF
the association. They viii engage their
own expert buyers to deal directly
with the producers in the United
states and abroad.
In an announcement made today.
they declared their belief that the re-
sai, OF the combination will be . re-
ductiou to the ultimate consumer Of
from 10 to 30 per cent on practically
all articles carried by the retailers.
The association is based on tho the
ory that the dny of the middlsman
has passed. and THAI even with the
greatly reduced prices they will ask
from the housewives, they viii b able
TO show better profits
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

dfc for publication Of this summons.
and II you fall 30 TO appear and an
ascr. for want thereof the pIsintin
aiii apply to the court for the relief
demanded In the complaint. to wit:
for a judgment against the said de-
iendanf. Frank Irish. for the sun Of
s50e. together with inserest thereon
at tho rate OF 10 per cent per annnm
from January s. 1919. and for the
further sum Of Ss7.os paid out for
taxes on said premises. with interest
thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum from December 10. 1919. and
Tor the further sum OF 31eo al Attor-
ney q fees for instituting this suit. and
for the costs and disbursements here
in: ;ha, the said sum OF $57.0s. with
interest thereon nj the rate Of 10 per
cent per annum from December IL.
1919. be declared TO be an additional
7 lien on said premises In favor Of
plaintiff and against defendant: that
the usual decree be made for the sale
OF the lands and premises described
In plaintiffs mortgage: that 10 70 say:
West half Of northwest quarter Of
section ,hirty-Hve. and the east half
OF the southeast quarter OF section
nineteen. and the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section thirty.
all in township thirty-eight south.
range ten east Of Willamette msrid-
ian, In Oregon.
That the said sale be made BY the
sheriff Of klamath county. Oregon. In
manner provided by Law. That the
proceeds Of said sale be applied In the
payment Of said Judgment. interest.
costs and attorneys fees and all &C
cruing costs. That plaintiff have sx-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

Noeice % Cred1Gon
In the County Court Of The STATE of
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of HsaSy
w. keesse. Deceased
Notice !s hereby given that the IN
ders!gned has been duly appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Henry
W. keesee. deceased. b. the couAty
court Of Klamath county. 0rsgoa. aad
that all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
the same to me 1t tAo law olaes Of
Rolio C. Groesbeck. in klamath Halls.
Oregon. within six months IRON The
date of this notice. properly vsriAs1.
as by law required.
Dated at Klamath Yalls. Oregoa.
this gath day Of January. 1874.
GEO. CHAoTAN.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Henry
w. Kesses. Deceased.
2s-3l-7-1<-31-h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10
Sunnp.,as

lin Egulty. No, $3.50
~ The Ciruil cosft nf III. State Of
omsoa. tor The caanu of
klsmath,
y u Afxtassa. Plaintiff.
We.
A'rsahaeF y pyot aud Mamie II
so'nmofs. alao all ether pessons
os parties. unkaswn claiming
an, s9sht, titio. ss,atS. lien. or
'h'e'ra, In The real estate do
"Flsed In The complain, herein
Defendants,
10 Alexander v Dyer and Mamie n.
sonmers: also al, either p~ssona
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10
United Press sefyIcs

PITTSBURG. Feb. i9.--With a
.cs spitai Of ii.0GC.0OO and buying
capacity OF $4,000. 900. grocsrmsn
Ia nineteen counties Of Western Penn
syiYania. including Allegheny county,
I'VE counties IN Eastern Ohio aud four
Wes; Virginia counties. planned to In
atitate a nss system. whereby ths
middleman aud his useless profits
will DO entirely eliminated.
The groceryme and their repre-
ssntatIyez met here two weeks ago TO
perfect their organization. which ls
to bs u huge proft.shar!ng associa-
tlon.
More than 200 grocers attended or
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

krsrr seek day. holiday, Faiay day.
'ssh1 a.S. you'N eco our wagon ~
the say NufmI'a Klamath faiis
hstsfJ. tho hstnr Of nuttsrnus i,sead.
,ti
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

No one 10 expected to attend the
dance ut st. Cloud unless they have
y personal invitation from the pro-
priet0r. t-os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

wireless sla,ioa Ia belns tnstaiisd
% laaE fsfnansss tslaaa made ia
aess B, siofy -, Hnbinsoa cfnsp-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10
WM. IL, SHAW.
ARTHUR ID, HAY,
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
a. d. a.. A. a
Candy for the Girls.
h

Candy for the Girls.
The boys are making themselves
"aolld" by saving their duplicate
check slips ut tho Sugar Bowl for
cher" no "she" will have chance to
got that nifty box Of candy to be given
away Saturday night. s.at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

II it's worth having. IT'S worth m.
|suring. Bee Chilcotc. 096 Main street
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10
Advertised letter.

Tho following unclaimed mail mat
ter, advertised on the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, will be sent To the dead letter
Office at Washington. ID, c., ON the
esd day of February.
Burr. Clarence
Campbell. Mrs. ], Il.
Campbell. Mrs. Margaret
Dudley. Mrs. II, Il,
Dodge, Miss Blanche
Fawcctt. Donald
Goldsberry. DIR, Clyde c.
Grey. Frank
Grant. J. II,
Grant, A. &.
Harris. Chester
Kcllogg. Forest =.
Kinney, Jud
Newton. Mr., and Mrs. o. r.
star. Joe
Walker. Mrs. Sarah A. W.
Wilson. Mrs, lsa
Warren. A. J.
A charge OF I cent viii be- made, on
each letter delivered from this list. In
calling for lettsrs please say adver-
tised.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-10

Sumna0as
In the Circuit Court OF the state oi
Oregon. for Klamath County.
Emma n. Grigsby. Plaintiff.
Frank Irish. Defendant.
To Frank Irish, the above named de-
fendant;
In the name OF the state Of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear
and answer tho complaint nled
against you In the above entitled suit
on or before Saturday. the 7th day
OF March. 1914. that being the last
day OF the time prescribed In the or
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-07

sell and says you sec. il was in a
play that Mary Catherine Shanks and
were married the first time. then we
were engaged for six years after that
before we really married. We had
nine children, four girls and one boy
of whom are still living Grandchil-
drcni Why, Birdie" he turned to his
daughter. Miss Birdie Perrin. with
whom he lives, there are twenty-six
grandchildren, aren't therel And I've
got twenty-five great grandchildren
Mrs. Perrin died in 1875. Although
born IN Kentucky, Perrin has spent
most of his life in and near Camden
Point. Mo. most OF the time as far
mer. though for few years before he
married he clcrked in his fathers store
in Camden Point. He helped three
tunes to build Camden Point college.
and during the war he and his brother
Nythmond Perrin. spent Sl,5O to hold
the institution for the Christian church
For the last six years he has lived in
Dearborn, renting his farm
As a Young man. Uncle Bill was
strong and rugged and even now he
does not complain Of an ache or pain.
lie is slightly deal and sometimes ne
says his eyes grow tired so he cannot
read much for days at time. He at
tributes his long life tu regular habits.
He goes by the clock IN eating and
sleeping aud resting. lie drinks plenty
OF water. eats eggs the year around,
likes most vegetables. and thinks sau-
sage the best OF meats He makes his
breakfast on erapeuuts or oatmeal and
one cup OF coffee. Cayenne pepper Is
the one thing he must have every meal.
Always Uses Same Razor
Uncle Billy shaveS himself with
% cent razor which he bought in Ken
lucky when he first began to shave
lie is fond of company especially
children and young people, and likes
to know everything that is going on.
Whenever the telephone rings. he
makes Mrs Perrin tell him who il was
and what was said He is always in
tcrcstcd in new things. From a man
tie near his chair hangs toy airship
and the table is strewn with the lat
est ideas in mechanical toys. which
he loves to look at. He loves TO ride
ir an automobile and often wishes he
had one The gentle. CHEEKY faced
old man. loved by all who know him.
seems always contented and happy.
and every evening hose who pass his
home can hear the sweet tremulous
notes Of some old hymn and they know
that Uncle Billy is his usual happy
self