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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
49, ~
Wesbalb Der Sultan bic
S4ipeia liebt.

Betanntlib bat bic S9tpsis ans
Gpuriamteitssriin6sn in aonitantis
nopsl ipebsr cine oiplomutifaen nod
cingl foniulariihen @ertreter. Gines
1agss srbIidie Der SuItun. 70 er5dbIt
bic .areu5.3tg". auf elmer 4usfabrt
eiren aaItdnienbroter, Der aus Der
S9psi5 gebiirtis mar. glIs sr ii9 mad
SerSdTpei3 ertiinbigie, beridtete man
ibm, bis G9pei5 iei cine tIsins Re
publit mitten in europa nit elmer ins
tellisenten flsibissn gpSltsruns. ipss
gen ibrsr ldnbfddftliaen SAbnheit
6as 3isl pisIsr gsiIenben upb nett
iibsr ibre enssu Orenssn binaus be-
fannt Surh ibrsGeibsnifoffe unb burh
ibrsn aGis. gla6bsniIid bsmertts bier.
dnf Der GuIian: sd liebe bies
GGpsi5; bsnn lie fdtdt ndd acnitan,
iinOp,l tsinsu Geianbisn. Der mir las
itig tpiro."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Mrbeitsntabe
9ie aonsrebmitsIieber
miiffeu aber bennod
mad Wafbineton
auriidtebren.

Wa bington. 80. 4uguit. =
Die COMMUNICATION bat augenidein.
lid beiaofe Miibe, bic apngreba6ae.
oreneten unb Senatoren in folder
3dbl suTdmmen5ubaltsn, bab beibe
5daier befhlubfdbia iinb. Die Ilbs
rer inl 6auie baben ben abtpeIenben
Wlitgliebern cine 9lrt llltimatum au.
geiteat toorin es beibt: tebre aurid
na6 Wafbinston unb apar i1leunisii.
Sic fDmmen aud, bic Serren Qbae.
orbnstsn, unb bic Regieruna alaubt,
sines @rbeitsquorums ii9er su iein.
sSm Genat III spar Elm Quorum
itets anpefcnb aeipeisn, a6er benno4
baben ntan1e aefeblt, unb linen 1T
Die bringenbe @uff0rberuna augegan-
gen. Obne Sdumsn nad ber gunbes.
baiatitubt auriidaufebren. Die Nb.
m1iitration brau6t ibre partsiIeute,
neil in biefer WoGe bas legislatipe
'prosramm bsipro9en tperben ion.
Gs bunbelt ii6 nm bic 9fufsrlegung
Der ariegsiteuer unb Inn bic perdns
berts Gage i'm fsrnsn Often, bic burd5
ben &rieg apiftbsn ssapan unb
Deutidtanb entitanDen 1T. gs liest
hie olbiift bpr, bic 2lusfubr BON ben
TbiIippinen. absefeben nod ben Der.
einiaten Gtaaten, pollitGnbiq 5u Der.
tieten, lin niht in ungslegenbeiten
A., fou1rueu JSis 9(hiIinhiupu foffen
fir bic unterbinbuna ibres 6anbels
fhablos aebclten iDsrben.
Die Geiebgebuns nit 9e5ua duf
bic @ifenbahnpapisre ioll BIG aunlI
Wintsr aufsef9oben iperoen, bod Son|
oas 9lnti Truitproaramm ieinen|
Gang aeben., Die Sdiffabrts Der.
iihsrungsporlage fDirb iebenfaas Dor
2lusgung bsr Mods ihpn unter3eif<
net fsin. Die Gdiffsantauisbill ion
10 e-sist sIs -1iSsIiH asfSsSert pHher. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

Der Dumpfer bate cine aiemIi@
oufregenbe D5eanfabrt sena9t. Seine
S4orniteine hatten einen graiien 2lns
ftri4 erbaIten, um i'm aus Der syerne
bas slnsfeben einss ariegsidiffs sii
geben unb bic Qufen lparen pdbrenb
Der son3en Dousr Der lleberfdbrt nit
Seseltud perbdnet. Mubrrbsm iuurbs
Der Oampfer fpdbrsnb Der eunsen
5abrt BON 5ipei Iorpebobooten estors
iirt. Siebenfnal purbe Der Dampfer
BON ariessihifFen angerufen. unb
5tpar fiinfmaI BON ensIif6en unb
5lpeinlal Don fron50iiidm &riesSs
i9iffen
Sn Der Greitag yladt fanb eine
aolliiion apiihen benz Dampfer iino
einem ssif1eriduner Itat., bic iebp1
fir beibe 9beiIe feline ernTien SSolsen
nad iid sog, oa es nur Gin TeitIi6er
3uiammenitob setpeisn lpur.
Repgprf, 80. 9lusuTt. - lleber
1900 ameriianiife TIii9tiinse trafen
am SOnntas bier aus europa Elm.
Der 9umpfer st. pall" Der Gmeris
fanii9en 2inie brohte 925 paFagiere
unb bic ngspdgne" bon Saprc bate
769 puifasiere an 9orb. sir Wtons
tag Wsorgen 1T auf brabtloIem Wese
bic 2lntunft bes itaIieniIhen Dam.
piers San @iopnnni" BON gleapsl
nit GIT poiTugiereH an gorb, ges
melbet ipprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Gdeiter @arf.

Tlit bsm seitrigen 1age bssann i'm
GbeIter 9arf Der anrnepaI nit Cir.
tus uno Suonltrie- -glusiteauna, nno
bieie brei Snuptnimnern iinb bis
gum Grbeiteriog am Z. September,
mann bic reaul1re Sniion idHebt,
i'm Gang. lie @errpaltuns oe5 be.
Iiebten Narfs fot fir bic ShluBtuc-
DIE gang beionbere AnItreng!ingen
gernadt ,iiio ole @erriiiie Iniien on
@ieIieitiefeit nifts su tuiiniden lib.
rig. 9tm wtittipof), 2. September, III
ainSertag nit @Iunlenforio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
gokal.Derid)t
You Der Sasue.
SaiiOn.r0iinnns imS agrie anb i'm
&alnnt

2pnan $. Some, Seiien iauitrierte
gleiiebiIber bei.ens befnnnt iillb. er'
Dffnste geiterH gadntitGg bic SaifOn
| i'm 9prie Sbeater uno sfuar
NIT einer gan3 nIielt unb pollis af'
tueaen 9iIoerierie: Mlber bonn go
namnfanaI. Sr peranItauIidt rihi
nur ben Ban, ionbern nuh bic geipnI'
tieen s6le,iieniperfe unb 5eigt, tpie
bieieIben funttiouiren. gud font
perben ale slnIagen Har uno bent.
lid i'm gilbe rorgetiibrt unb ourf,
ben eeiproheneii Cert erIdutert uno
erganst. gtatiirlib maiden mir nit
2pnon Soipe aud cine Reiie nurd)
ben aanal unO spar einnal bonn gIt.
Iantiideu gum StiaH Ocean uno gu.
rid. SntereIiant iiivb he elettriifen
2ofonlofipen bel ben @atlin ShIeu.
ben. Serner eie Giufnbrt Der S6if.
fe in ben @ergiee nod lleberni.ionng
Der bohiten 1atln Shleuie. Sas
Gurdidleuien Der 5hiife iit 10 in.
tereiiaut tuie lebrreid urb mir tcfom.
men eeipaItisen gieipeft Dor BEN
Berf Der nmerifoniihen Sngenieiire.
HatiirliG lernen mir aud ben gr'
bauer bes GanaIs Col. GoetbaIs fen.
men, iiberbaupt 2ano uiib Seittc bon
Der aanal5one
9ns @aInnt StraBe e be.
ater sr0ffn.te eeftern feline pfors
ten nit bsm prdhtiesn Doltss
itiid ~glrs. gliggS pi tbe Cabbage
9atd." Dos 1T Elm gutter @riff unb
Elm Interchangeable Gaifonarfang,
benn es sibt .num elm Sfpeites BoIfs.
itiid Der ameritaniihen Wiibne, mel.
Dies uiis 10 prdttis bic sfleinen Gent
te" idiloert ME es IN ywnrs. @iggs"
geidiebt. Cine tiidtige Geiellihaft
brinet bas >Stiif siir Guffiitruns
iinb Dc 1T nilt por5iiglih nilsgcitat.
tet. Siherlit eibt es Dieie @ohe i'm
Balnut auSUcrfa,,fte Sdiier.
n&De DtollCS OF 1919 UeHII llu]
Die gurleSfe, Die bieie @od,c BON
Sean 9eoini un6 ieiner GcieIIid)nft
i'm SIpmbic Theater siir
gfuffiibruns tommt.@ @eitsrn fanben bic
iibIiden 5pei Dcriieaungen itntt.
Dns Stiid lit ipesiel[ fiir Jrailen rnb
@nber cinaerihtet, oenii es III i)arfH.
los un6 babel bod geidlig. gs 1T ei.
ne Iuitige 9oipobie, in Der picI &c.
iungen imb getnn5t miro. gfiibrleuS.
tpertb iino bieGnolutioneH Ses Gbors,
Der aus biibifcn MdbeIs beitebt. Die
tnn8en tonneii. cal, es cine Trndt
lit. Gie iecniidc Mnsiintilmg t.dgt
ebenfallS oa5n bei, ben 8eilihern Ell
ne angeIIebnIe Stiinhe 81 perfGaffen.
SarrD Settings gig Gbpfp, cine
Der beiten gniibepiIe.B BeieIlibnften
beg 9cioes, qaitiert oieie @ohc i'm
Gabetb Sbenter ,inb bd gibt ss
Spob In 5iine unD GiIIIe. Der9utles,
sstiiuitIer Gan gcleupaL 1er nesitf4g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
4oIitiiHee.

Ter friibere @bef Der @ebeimpcIi.
sei Serr Sal Grim, Der iih oils nnnb.
bangiger aonbibot I'M bns SberIifs.
amt bsipirbi, bat Sdmitog BEN Wabls
rutb feline 8etitionen imterbreItet.
0ieieIben trasen iiber 1000 llnter.
fdriftsn unb unter bieien befinoen
iih piele angeiebene 8eih1ftsIelte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
geibft,apro
besm5rber m q DIT ALIEN
gIeab ein gnbe

Mebina. Ohio, 80. 9lusuit. -
Der @robi6mieb JobH 9duman aus
4bbepoilIe bat fi9 beuie. tpdbreHb
feline sFamilie in Der Stride mar, in
ieiusm Sof erbdnst. Der Genannte
bate i'm Wlai biefes Sdbrss ipabrenb
zines heftisen Gtreiies ieinen SObn
erIdpiien unb sr mar bi.Ierbalb ipeeen
9obti9lass in 2fniiassitnnb perfeBt
lporben. gr befunb iib ssSen 8iirss
i6aft duf frsiem 5ub uno i'm Seps
tember ioIlte iein pro3eb itattfinoen.
Dement, fommt etmns
fpat.
gSoibington 8. s., 80. ang.
Die frarr5oiif6e gotid,ait bat an
Sonntag cine grfldriulg erIaiien, in
welder es in slbreoe geiieat tpirh,
oGS fransoiii6e 2uftitiiier gombeH
in Die offcne Sta0t gtiirnberg geiDor.
fen haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
asmsr

- Gin gtinnrarm brodte seitern
wtprgen bic 5eiierpebr mad Der 9ln.
Iage Der Giaitie Co., 30. Is Gbeiter
StrGbe, no our6 eiien iiberbei5ten
Sien eiil fIeiner @rnno entitanben
mar. Ser anoeridtete Sfabm piro
auf $50 nngeaeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
seDes.Mnssia,n.
Iarb ON sonniaa ben 80. ssuauit 1914
liobfrt Ubrilfisn flifolan,

gcbn bon Hrsb. unh gmilb gieoInh. eeb gSab.
Icr Eos neittenbeedngnih itnnei iinit an
gnnnfag nnhnfifiaa iiui 2 lltr BON 1runets
taiifc 10 Niersebnic zifnhs nus, ipD5u 1reunpe
eiraeinben frb Heereienng pripat,
Il Die iranernSfn StHisrbIitbsnfn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
ettNruotindle WldnnIid

Gfencunsindie MdHEIid,
>.>-~
Diann ppu rs iutt Steae ais pop
4 ter nber ftnerbpeIdc Arbdi. Meietcn5en.
d. Grt 9bcma ooiel, bi7 Sine Sirabe.
49, - :. --------- ;
;w drfnef, srfabrener. belgitter iiitf Etens,
<y nfer Adder rnp aonbifor fiibf fofcri
eiellilnq o. 4eid 9ttnbIsr WaIf Scriss O.
unb WiGin Eirabf.
D Dcbrertn ale5i iiuftrssci i'm Siiden. eleIb.
Sss:E S.s's.sTSS sss s z: i Siss DsEsss ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Wsora 4. iiismaun,

ncIiebier Sobn bon elboTpt Nieinann nnb ceiicn
beriicrbener Gsniiin Caroline ,Aiemanii. oct
1apbcrn, TN Mter bon 80 adbreii NIB 0 NO
fcrnbet 1914 ,Usprdcrs iibr bonn Tranerbaife
ans, pornid 20 iibr in Der ~. 0iifnbefb ntrde
Elm feierlictes gedltenr dbaebdlieii ivirb. gie
geifehiina trfcidf nu' BEN St. Jcbaiiiifs Gtieo'
tcfe IN e. @stn1ro, 9. 3Lf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
muffif8s ppfi3eL,

MAS 1T benn bas fiir cine neus
giuridiuHs. ein5ubrsdeH. obne bispos
lissi borber ins @ertrdusH SiI 5itbsHs
sshr polltet ipobl bic gdn5e 8eute als
Iein einiteden ihr @annsr2!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

eiofb am eountaa, ben 80. Mueuft faf
mdtiaes ~ libr ~ wiinliien. In sfetner @e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13

great road congress The two associa-
lions named have In their own ranks
or Immediately identified with them
practically all Of the recognized official
and unofficial good roads workers in
the United States and Canada. +
At the Road Congress recently hold
in Atlanta. Ga. by the American High
way Association. and ito allied organ
.izations. upwards of 1000 delegates
and visitors were registered AT the
convention to BIO held In Chicago this
month, under the auspices OF the
American Road Builders Association,
1t Is expected that the registration will
not be far short OF the Atlanta attend
ence. The combining of these two
great meetings should result In an at
.tendancerof from 1000 to 10000.
legislative committee consisting
OF Walton Moore, Of Washington;
Charles j. Bennett. State Highway Com
missioner OF Connecticut; A. N. John
son. chief engineer, bureau of munich
ral research. New York City: Francis
j. Caffey. Solicitor of tho Departments
Of Agriculture. and j. L. Penny ECKER.
Chief of Road Economics of the United
States Office of Public Roads, was APP
pointed by tho board to cooperate
with the United States Office Of Public
Roads. special committee from the
American Bar Association, and COM
mittees Of the various State Legisla-
lures in bringing about revision of
State road laws. A temporary commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13

,tcc. which was appointed last year had
already compiled tho poad laws OF ain
the States so that the new committed
has ready for Its use h great mass ofI
material properly indexed and cross.
referenced. ~
No better Indications of the wide j
spread Interest In the road movement
could be found, than In the representa-
tive character Of the men who attend
ed tho board meeting. James s. Har j
Ian. chairman Of tho Interstate Com
merce Commission. presided. Among
the other directors In attendance were
Logan Waller Page. director OF the
United States Office of Public Roads:
Fairfax Harrison. president of the
Southern Railway Company; Richard
II. Edmonds, editor OF the Manufac
turers' Record; l.. Il Johnson, presi
deht' of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way; James H. Macdonald. former
state Highway Commission OF Illinois.
10. Mchren, editorSof the Engineer
Ing Record; George C. DiehI. chair
man of tho good roads board of tho
American Automobile Association. and
w. T. Beatty. a prominent manufac-
turer, of Chicago The executive sec
rotary, l. S. Pennybacker. and Field
Secretary Charles p. Light were re
appointed for the ensuing year, and
the members OF the board expressed
themselves as highly gratiled with the
prosperous condition of the association
and the great results accomplished. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
ST. LOUIs-DETROIT RECORD
BROKEN BY o. e. HUNT
Covered 503 Miles In Total Elapsed
Time of 10 Hours, AZ Seconds
Driving Packard.

st. Louis to Detroit touring records
We're shattered recently by o. f. Hunt.
assistant, chief engineer of the Packard
Motor Car Company, who covered the
663 miles in q total elapsed time of
sixteen hours, forty-seven minutes.
Thirty hours was the best previous
time for this run. Hunts record is
authenticated by route card which
bears the time stamp of the Marquette
and Pontchartrain Hotels.
Hunts performance was preceded by
no unusual preparations. He drove a
Packard "3-3S" phaeton. taking from
stock, with windshield up, and made
stops for meals and gasoline. There
were no blowouts or mechanical trou-
bles. and tho mud roads of Illinois and
Indiana were In good general condi-
'sion, though wretched I'm certain
stretches. The Old Trails route,
which he was compelled to follow from
st. Louis to Terre Haute. proved ex-
tromely bad.
Hunt drove from 4 o'clock in the
morning until sac o'clock at night,
maintaining an average speed of 1915
miles per hour for the total elapsed
time. His miles per hour In the six
hours. fortv-one minutes going be-
t;Seen Indianapolis and Toledo. climbed
to 3S.o5. This performance Is an i'm
pressive one and will be appreciated
most by drivers who are experienced
in cross country work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
PLAN ALL-AMERICAN ROAD
CONGRESS IN SAN FRANCISCO

WASHINGTON. December 12-The
merging of national road conventions
in an AllAmerican Road Congress at
San Francisco in 1915 during the en-
position, was foreshadowed in IL meet
ing OF the directors of the American
Highway Association hold in Washing
ton. The board authorized n commit
tee OF two members to meet like
committee from tho American Road
Builders Association, these four to
choose fifth member and thus form
an executive committee to handle tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
this city is summervine. a noted re :.

this city is Summerville. a noted re.
sort. -.
From Augusta, the roads have been
greatly improved to Atlanta. 1t is no
longer necessary to take. the round
about routes through Milledseville or
Lawrenccville, and the two more di4
rect routes which may now be used
are by way OF Thomson, Athens and
stone Mountain, and through Thorn
son. Charlottesville. Union Point and
Stone Mountain. RI
This tour to Atlanta is we'll worth
taking, and the trip through the Caro-!
linas and Georgia will be found most
enjoyable.
The return trip may be made BY way
of GreeneVille, Charlotte. Greensboro,
Lynchburg, Natural Bridge and Staun-
ton. where n connection may be made
with the Shenandoah Valley Pike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Post-omce Autos Painted.

The Calls. Automobile Painting Com
pany has Just finished contract of
painting and vanishing five motor
trucks for the United States Mall De-
livery Service OF this city. The work
was done very artistically. and the
trucks are attracting a great deal OF
attention,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

ny virtue OF an execution In fore
closure duly issued ~ Tho ctsrs of the
circuit court OF the county Of Kiam-
ath. state OF Oregon. dated the 10th
day OF December. 1919. In Q csftain
action In tho circuit court for said
county and state, wherein n. n.
nsamea AZ plaintiff recovered judg-
msnt against w. H. Mason. savidgs
Brothers Lumber Co. corporation:
star Drug Co. 4 corporation. and Ma-
son Ehrman Co.. corporation. for
the sum of six thousand two kundrsd
tScnty three and B5-i0o dollars and
costs and disbursements taxed at
tenty-four dollars. on :hs ist day Of
iof December, isI3.
Notice Ia hereby given that I will
on the 2+th day Of January, 1914, af
the front door OF the court house In
Klamath Fslls. In said county. - !
o'clock In the afternoon OF said day.
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash. the foilowing de-
seriosd property. to-wtt:
A ons-third interest In and 70 the
eaS, half Of Section l5. In Tovn-
ship 30 South. Range II Ease
Willamette Meridian. eontaiaing
$50 acres.
Taken and levied upon - The prop
crty Of the said w. n. Mason, or q
much thereof - may b. necessary -
satisfy the said judgment IN favor oe
z. X. Reames. plaintiff. AGAINST sail
defendants. with interest tAsrsoa. To-
gs;her With all costs and disburss-
nsnts that have or may accrue.
c. c. LOW, Sheriff.
GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
Dated ai klamath Falls. Dsosmbsr
IL. 1919.
l2-is-2s-2-s-is-33h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
r&kE@A GLASS oF SALTS ND
III sH OFT YOUR KIDNEYS
AND NrurnALizE IRRITATING
NsSibs.

Kidney aud bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid. says . Eoied
authority. The kidneys litter this
acid from the blood and pass II on
TO tho bladder. where Il often 70.
mainS to irri,atc and inname. caus-
ms burning. BcaidinE sensation.
or setting up an irritation q, the
neck OF the bladder. obliging you
10 seek relief two or three umcs
during the night The sufferer u
In constant dread, the water passes
sometimes with a scaldiuE sensa-
ton and is very profusc; again. there
is diiicul,y In avoiding Il.
niaddor weakness. most folks call
Il. because they can't control urina-
ton, while Il Ia extremely annoying
aud sometimes very painful. this Is
really one of the most simple all
monts to overcome, Get about four
oGnecs of Jad Salts from your
pharmacist aud take tablespoon
fui In a glass OF. water before break
fast. continue this for two or three
days, This will neuralisc the acids
In tho urinc so II no longer 10 q
source OF irritation TO tho bladder
and urinary organs. which then act
normally again.
Jad salts is inexpensive. harmless.
and is made from tho acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with
iithia. and Ia used by thousands OF
folks who are subject TO urinary dis
orders caused by uric acid irritation.
Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever,
Here you have pleasant. effer-
yesecnt Whitewater drink which
quickly relieves bladder trouble,
tPaid Advertisemsnt)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
WOMAN MOTHER FOR 30 BOYS
Not Content With This, Minneapolis House.
keeper Is Willing to Take More

MiNNEAtoLiH. Jan II Mother
I" 90 bnrs. aud mars waited That's
~hai Mfs ffank T. Ufaty or Mime,
aP"lis 10 shes ilse tho Did tads nhu
lived IN a shoe. IN Mother gaaas. Ia
'hs number II rhiiIrea sho mothers
ba, Site rta'f bOIN kaD~ ukst Io
do aui shes doing u W ssii that
tho zeal mpihofs ~ these 20 rollpn
los. happy youngsters have come to
fvsiiss 'hat shsh theft aous Efup to
mshh"tta tksy ultI have 20 aa near
nu'frst husbands as 20 pomeu could
~ish tor MEs rtafg is house mota
o. ,a IAp boys ut Ihs Thomas Araoid
pahils sshosi
~AishIsE th- buys oA Their say to
% hSal. sisb 'hUir lunrh b8ses aadss
sho's stafdp afms. gave Mta c,asy
her Ids4 ahu IHuught hos mgeh
tAs,i.t aaa more hoaitBiuI a no,
iahsh mpsla bo iof ,hem Thph she
formulated heg plan and IoBk q 10
shs tsarhofs aaa 10 iaembsrs .. ,hu
is@asa ~ Education 'Fihe. the sesp
ihias bssia 'tsh, away" pas the
yonst ta5ni oE r,usgoao shp aPoAo 60
pat ~ sauhey she bots got through
sstr ~ thslf ~ntk ~ manuel irsis,
ms classes stey iaii Ia sapaiy af
psa'lsists aaa ats 'fas, coossa the
auehea e0rns that u sas an ~aaY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

Legal Notices
Notice Of settlement OF Adnsinistrat.
or's Final Account and Of Hear.
ing of Petition for Discharge.

tng ot teltaou Tor utsCnArKc-
In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Charles
H. Boyes. Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that Silas
obcnehain. as administrator Of the
estate OF Charles Il. Boyes, deceased.
has rendered and presented for settle
ment. and iiied In said court. his fiual
account OF the administration Of
said estate. and petition for his dis
charge. and that the 9th day OF Feb
ruary. 1914. at 10 o'clock a. m. In
the court room OF said court. at the
court house. in Klamath Falls. klam-
ath county, Oregon. has been lxed by
said court AS the time and place for
the settlement OF said account and the
hearing OF said petition for discharge.
at which time and place any person
interested In said estate may appear
and flle exceptions In writing to the
said hnal account and contest the
same. and show cause. II any there bs.
why anal distribution Of said e.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

ahd iogleai step to teaching the eo,s
4" u" ~" cooking Themselves Nov
hot noon DAP meals Afs cook ed TO,
ihe boys and The teachers. gonstiin.s
90" maiG article 10 vegetable soup
s"ne'iihr0 Il Ia a nogfishing st.w
al~a'a lhaGc 10 dessert pudding "a
Top "n ~itb. % baked apples.
h's boJa. ael1-,~d BY themselves,
"tr ~ charge 81 the cooking each
N"rk Th"y have come 10 be mighty
proud "t the culinary art. aud there
70 q"N- bI, ~ friendly rivalry over
the abilities u' these cook boys. The
ala ho do the cooking also do tho
dish sashlns once a week the foos
ls scrubbed and ihr dish towels
boiled The boys tatu ihrtf regular
'uFas dnihs THE ~oFh. They have
r"tHo "a realize the saiur at a good
hopsofrepes and they afu putting
,h"i' kh"sioase Iaio practice In their
homes snasb 10 the deiigh, o, their
mothers ard sisters
s0,hefins has sissyR been ms
specially" said MIS- CFaFy TODAY
~" hes four boys OF her oxn MY
20 bnys learned gaissts. and they
nil femembrF what th-y have
i's'nSd Rome %. my boys were a
li,;lo sisrh IN table manners aad
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

LEku NON1Cc.
Notice Inviting Proposals. 20 purchase
City Of klamath Falls Registered
General Municipal Coup0s Boads.
Sealed proposals. win BE- received
oy the police Judge Of the city Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. until the hour
of O'Clock .. N. OF February 3.
1914. for the purchase OF $4,000. 90
CITY of klamath FAils. Oregon. gen.
3rai municipal registered coupon
bonds of the denomination os
100000 each. authorized at an elec-
tioI held November -. 1919. for the
construction OF city hall. Said
bonds will bear interest at the rate
of six per cent. per annum. and be
payable twenty years from date Of
issue. Interest payable semi-annual-
ly. Both principal and interest pay
able a, the ascai agency OF the state
OF Oregon. In the city OF New York.
Proposals TO purchase said bonds
must be accompanied by q certified
check. certified by some recognised
responsible bank. payable to the po-
lice judge OF said city. for an amount
equal TO Ave per cent Of the amount
bly,, Said bonds will be sold for cash
paid down At time Of delivery and
for not less than par and accrued In
terest.
Said bonds to be dated April l.
1915. The city OF Klamath Falls re-
serves the right to reject any and all
proposals Said bonds are issued and
disposed OF under the charter Of the
city OF klamath Falls. Proposals to
purchase said bonds win be open and
by the common council at
the council chamber In the city Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. corner Main
and Second streets. on the sth day
OF February. 1914.
A. l.. LEAvlTT.
Police Judge Of the City Of Klam-
ath Falls, Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
January 2. 1914. l-3-2-sh