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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15
''T|z" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TIz" mRkes sore. burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away 60 the
aches snd pains, the corns, callouses,
blisters and buni0hs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15
ITO be Continued

Insurance that pays, and pays on
time. Zee Chilcote, as Main 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15

Weuue6Oay, FEBRUARY lOtD, 1910.
Date OF term.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment when were present all members
OF the court. when the following pro-
ceedings were had:
, Order of Refund
In the matter Of a refund to the
county from the estates OF Thos.
Golden. c. NJ. Senay. Frank Fer.
ris. and VIM. N. Jenkins.
This matter coming on for consid-
GRAFTON this 10th day Of February.
A. d., 1915. and II appearing to the
court from the statement OF the
county clerk. and from the books and
accounts of the county treasurer and
county clerk, that there is now held
In the hands of the county treasurer,
the following amounts. and that there
has been paid out Of the county. to
the county coroner. the amounts in
dicated. as follows. to wit:
AMt. pdiu
Name OF Estate Amt. in out by
fund County
Thos. Golden. ...$ $40. $500
c. NJ. Senay, ..... 1896. -. ALSO
Frank Ferris. .1.88. -. .39.25
Vim. NJ. Jenkins, ..1.SO. ;. .36.25
And It further appearing from
Section 1850. Lords Oregon laws.
that the amount OF expenditures
made by the county In such cases.
should be deducted from any moneys
In the hands of the county treasurer.
and belonging to the deceased.
Therefore. 1t is hereby ordered.
that the treasurer Of Klamath county
is hereby directed and ordered to
into the general fund of
Klamath county. the amounts on
hand in the several estate funds, as
above mentioned.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 10th day OF February. 1915.
MARION HANKS.
County Judge.
JOHN HAGELSTEIN.
County Commissioners.
F. H. Nc. CORNACK.
County Commissioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15


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anu TUG ''e'A "as '"o.'uS.0. ~ We"
~a.ra'S VI. tue eo"e.s' '1''" '
.ae.I fespec'''e ano"ns
Y. ~ D1ap. stamps 'o' "'e !" 'aS
elerks omce. '..'...'' o.oo
:. y. Mark~aru'' paynAeh' poo' .
contract '.''.' oo.oo
=. =. Markward'' payment poor is.m
.-
=. Y. Markward'' pay"en' poos .s.m
contract ..'............ Avv'oo
F. c. Markwardt, payment poor farm n
contract ......s.''...'' Aoo'vo
=. =. Markwardt' payment pooF .s.m
contract ''''.''......' %
Whereapon court adJournsa an''
Thursday. feoruary ii'h' iso'
.o.
Thursday FeDruary ii'n' 1912
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15
County Court Proceedings
January Term, 1915
Friday, February 9Th. 1915.

Friday, February 9Th. 1915.
Day OF term.
Court met pursuant to adjourn.
ment when the following proceedings
were had:
The following claims were allowed
and the clerk was Instructed to draw
warrants OH the general fund for
their respective amounts:
Goo. Chastain. salary clerk Circuit
court. Jaunary. 1915. $4,000
G. =. Chastain. salary deputy clerk
Circuit court. January, 1915.
...,.......... 10000
Fred Noel. meals for Circuit court
Jury. January. 1915, state vs.
Jonas, ..... csc
J T.. yader6 bafitn grand jury, -four
days. Jaunary. 1Sl5, 1900
Hall Grill. meals for Circuit court
jury. January, 1915, State vs..
Pumford, 80. 9.15
Il. A. Atberton. witness Circuit court,
State vs.. Mong. December. 1918,
............. ............... $40
Sugar Bowl. me1ls for jury
circuit court, Jan. 27. 1915.
State W.. Robinson .....$ 7.35
E.w. .Gowen. Justice fee. State
Va. Mcclure ............. AIS
Fred Morley. constable fee.
( State vs. Mcclure 80. -. 40
E.W. .Gowen, justice fee. state
w. Spilious ............. 7.4O
Fred Morley. constable fee.
State w. Spilious ........ 1.70
E.W .Gowen. Justice fee. State
va. Roberts ....... 1910
Fred Morley. constable fee.
State ys. Roberts -. 1850
Roberts. witness fee
State VS.. Roberts ........ $40
Silvia Roberts, witness fee.
state vs.. Roberts ....... 40
Lottie McFall. witness fee.
State vs.. Roberts ...... 40
Mrs. Ellis Young. witness fee.
State VS.. Roberts ........ $50
Mrs. Fred Grennon. witness
fee. State VS.. Roberts $3.50. l.70
Mrs. James Dixon. witness fee
State vs. Roberts ...... $50
Mrs. Elmer Newton. witness
fee. State VS.. Roberts ..... $50
FRS. Clarence Mitchell. witness
fee, State va. Roberts So. 40
slzie Roberts. witness fee.
State vs. Roberts ........ $40
\. McKinnet. witness fee.
State vs. Roberts -. ..... $50
Carl Davidson, witness fee.
State VS.. Roberts ....... 1.7Ol
Ira Roberts. witness fee.
State va. Roberts ......... $40
eddie Roberts. witness fee.
State vs. Roberts ........ $40
Dr.. w. Hunt. witness fee.
State Va. Roberts ....... 1.70
Irs. Joe Taylor. witness lee.
State vs.. Roberts .........' $50
v II. Thompson. witness fee.
State vs.. Roberts ......... ll.b0
:. II. Everett. Juror fee. State
vs, Roberts .......,..... LOO
{. w. Coseboom. Juror fee.
State vs.. Roberts ......... LOO
;. A. Arnold, Juror fee. State
VS.. Roberts .........$.... LOO
Y. T. Lee, Juror fee. State vs..
Roberts 100
J. Virgil. Juror fee, state vs.
Roberts LOO
IAN Corcorahn, juror fee.
State vs.. Roberts ......... 100
Nv .Gowen. justice Zee, State
VS.. Cornish ct ais ......t.. 27.So
rod Morley constable fec
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15

Accurate Information about the
Klanmth lsasin. Ask ChilcOtc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-15

'E.W .0owen. Justice fee, state
W. Schallock ............ 80
Fred Morley. constable fec,
State w. Schallock ....... 2.7O
E.W.Gowen. drawing Jury list
justice court ............ 800
C.LRoberts. drawing Jury list
Justice court ............ 800
r. A. Emmitt. drawing Jury
list Justice court ...... 800
Merrill Record. publishing
1914 delinquent tax list 5000
Merrill Record. publishing
1914 delinquent tax list -. 5000
Merrill Record. publishing
1914 delinquent tax list S... 5000
Merrill Record. Publishing
1914 delinquent tax list !. efss
Merrill Record. publishing
1914 delinquent tax list 10000
Merrill Record. publishing
1914 delinquent tax list 10000
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax list 10000
J. w. Bryant. bailin circuit
court, January. 1915 -. $500
Fred Noel. meals and lodging
for Chas. Edmondson, Jan.
IL. 13. II. 1915. who was
witness before the grand
jury. amounting to 33.35.
was disallowed in full.
Whereupon court adjourned until
Wednesday. February 10th, 1915.
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Herald want ads get results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MRS. DAVIS WARMLY
CONGRATULATED.

Mrs. T. N. Davis il expected % arr
rive home today from Gainesville.
where she has been attending the
Rebekah Assembly % Florida.
Mrs DAVIS was elected 20 the highest
once in the gift Of the assembly. that
Of state president. and her friends here
and the members OF Naomi Rehekah
lodge especially are delighted at this
weil deserved honor which has been
conferred upon enc u their members
who has already won distinction m
the city and state
Mrs. Davis az the time 81 her elec-
ton vas grand secretary Of the F'lori-
6a Assembly 81 Rebekah. which ONCE
she has held for three years; she was
charter member ~ the Naomi Re-
hekah lodge. a member Of the Past
Noble GrandR and vice-president ~
the state association.
Mr. Charles F'riederichsen was alsc
among those attending the state as
ssmbly az Gainesville. and was elected
deputy grand master I q q. p. Mr.
Friedcrichsen az the time of his elec.
ton was district deputy grand master
and Is now IN line for grand master
of the I o q r.
The members 81 the Naomi Rebekah
lodge. take 4 great deal of pride ia the
election az these two Pensacola mem
bers 70 such high office and feel that
the honors are deservedly won.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MORRIS WEED WEDDING
IN JACKSONVILLE.

The marriage II Miss Josephine
Dunning Weed. ~ Savannah. Ca.
daughter o. the late John Weed. and
Mr.. John Morris. also ~ savannah.
was quietly solemnized yesterday aft
erno0n at s o'clock ~ st. Johns Epis-
copai church IN the presence - rela-
tives and a few intimate friends 81
the couple. Rt Rev Edwin e. Weed,
uncle 81 the bride. officiating.
The bride was attended by her cous-
IN, Miss Margaret Weed. az maid u
honor and was given IN marriage ~
her brother. AIR William Weed of
New York city
The groom had a. MS best man Mr..
Ford Fuller Of savannah
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left Immediate
- after the ceremony for Asheviile.
y G.. where they viii spend their
honeymoon. after which they viii re-
turn 20 Savannah 10 reaide.--Jackson-
vile Times Union
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
ROYAL WELCOME roR
REBEkAH ASSEMBLY.

News was received la Pensacola
yesterday of the election ~ Mrs l.. a..
Davis 81 this city 20 the ufsce o.
president Of the Florida Assembly Of
Rebekah. and her friends here will
learn with much pleasure % this dis
tinction which has been conferred up
on her.
The Gainesville sun. IN speaking Of
the convention In Gainesville says
Ten years and two days ago the
Fiftieth Annual session % the Grand
Lodge q Florida. independent order
~ odd Fellows. opened IN this city.
and Il was with a great deal 81 pleas
IRE that our people greeted the sew
eral hundred delegates and visitors
upon the formal welcoming exercises
incident 70 the sixtieth Annual ses
sion. which opened in the elegant Ma
sonic Temple. one Of the additions
Ito GaineaviIe's civic advancement
since the last meeting ~ the Grand
Lodge here
The welcoming exercises 70 the
Grand Lodge and Rebelxnh Assembly
were held In the Lyric Theatre East
Main street, south. Tuesday morning.
and the play house was comfortably
8lled shortly after 2 o'clock. when the
proEram WIS opened with music. The
Invocation was ~ Rev James :. Day
20 Mulberry. Grand Chaplain.
The address 80 welcome on behalf
of the city was 10 Hon. Christopher
Mathesou. Mayor. end on behalf Of
Center Lodge No. II. by Rev. Char
nellie n Summers ~ the First Meth
odlst church. Greetings az welcome
on behalf Of Colfax Rebekah Lodge
40. 2 were extended by Mrs Emma
A. Saunders Of this city. president
- the Florida Rebekah Assembly
Mrs T. ~ Davis. vice. president.
responded ~ 4 happy manner % the
address of welcome on behalf ~ the
Florida state Rebexah Assembly Mrs
Davis stated that this was a most i'm
portant branch 81 the independent or
der of odd Fellows, and that each year
Witnessed an increase % its member
ship"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
CHICHESTER FOX WEDDING
IN MOBiLE.

one ~ the prettiest home weddings
81 the season was solemnized today
az ass0 p m. az the home 81 the
brides mother. Mrs Adeline N Fox.
eos South Ann street when Miss Ma
bel BOX became the bride - Mr.. VIII
liam Ashton Chichester Rev. r. a.
Johnston. rector ~ AT saints. spoke
the impressive words that made this
young couple man and wife. Miss
Phoebe Lawrence played the wedding
march, an dthe only attendants were
little Margaret Glenn Fox. who was
Flower girl. and Master Carl Fox. Jr.
who was the little ring-bearer. The
bride entered with her brother. Dr. g.
z Fox. 81 Jackson. Miss. who also
gave her away. She looked moas at
tractive in q going away suit 81 sand
coiored cloth with hat 70 harmoniza
and shoes 81 the same color. and car
rying an arm bouquet Of brides roses
and valley lilies. The house decora-
tons were Easter lilies and axaleam,
and the same green and white color
scheme was carried out IN the pretty
Ice course which was served during
the short reception hour. The out-of-
town guests we're Mrs r. H Barrett.
= Gulfpert, Miss, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Cummings ~ Pensacola. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. r. Fox 81 Pensa cola. and Miss
Esma Chichester 81 Jackson. Miss
Nj and Mrs. Chichester left on the
afternoon train for New Orleans be-
fore going 20 their home in Jackson.
Miss. The groom l. q popular and
prosperous business man q that place.
Mobile Item.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL
DAY. MONDAY APRIL 90

Memorial Day will be celebrated on
Monday. April 50. according to the an
nila1 custom an&er the auapiclous of
rae Ladies Confederate Memorial As
ISOLATION. and there - very general
aferezt m tire plans that are being
made for the services. which are 90 be
largely attended not only ~ the mem
beers ~ the Confederate organizations
II the city. but ~ the public generally.
Tire rauks ~ the old eoldiers are
thinning day ~ day. and not only ia
rnumorY OF the Southern heroes who
fell on the fe3a az battle but Tor those
who are stu with us, going on the last
long march. We should gather on Mon
day afternoon AZ the FIRST BaEtiat
church Go do reverence and honor 70
fhe soldiers - shs South.
The pyogram fon0wns
Fsrocessionaa -eReiigioso." ~ orches-
ira.
Hymn s-Tfoly. fIoly, Holy BY choir
Prayer. ~ aha. rev. FRED Jones.
solo. Gene Unto Him. ~ Miss
yanis Kn0wies
Address. ar Clement Mount
onartette "Chrisfsan ths Morn
Breaks sweefiy OYER Thee" BY Mrs.
! y. sandussgy. Mrs. ~ ~ Schorn-
herwt Mr. ". = Garfield. Dr Charles
n Mitchell
Hymn. -Amerfea~ ~ choir.
rteneaictiou. ~ the Rev. Fred Jones
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
CAPTAIN AND MRS. Muslin
ENTERTAIN.

The commanding ,officers quarters
a. the navy yard we're thrown 0pen
last night Go society, when Captain
and Mrs T. G. Muslin entertained
with ar Informal dance
THE officers and ladies' ~ the navy
The officers and ladies from Fort Rar-
raneas. and society from the city and
hayThore were prezen az this delight
fai evening AFFAIR which vas IN the ne
turs 81 q house-warninK. and which
proved one of the phsasantest of the
many functions given during the post
L.onten season. Captain and Mrs
Muslin have with them Miss Elsie
MCGOWAN. and = number % the voun-
ger members 81 the dancing set were
invited Ia her honor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
M'KINNoN- THATCHER WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY cELEsRATEp.


The McKinnon- Thatcher wedding
was a very lovely affair 81 last April
and last evening the bridal party cell
ebrated the anniversary ~ Dir. and
Mrs. Gray McKinnon IN the most de-
iightfui way.
Promptly AZ o'clock the guests as
senhled 80 the pretty home Of Mr.. and
Mrs McKinnon, where a large motor
truck awaited them. a huge affair, cap
able Of carrying the whole party. The
ride was de from the city 20 Cottage
Hill where Nlrs C. ". Mcdonald had
turned over her spacious country home
20 them. and where the mothers OF the
bride and groom had preceded them.
% have all IN readiness for the party.
IRE rooma were very bright and lovely
with cut flowers and growing plants,
and a supper "a several courses Wa
awaiting the party. which comprised
Mr. sud Mrs Gray McSinnon. Mr.
John MeKinnon. o. DeFs1niak. who ac-
ted as his cousins best man. and came
down especially 20 attend the anniver-
saFy reunion, Miss Florence Thatcher
who was her sisters maid % honor
Miss Clyde McKinnon Miss Kate
Barrow. Miss Bonnie Haines. who were
bridesmaids. Mr. Charles Hall, knd Mr
Richard Gray, who were gr0omsmen
Miss Claude Kirkpatrick. who piayel
the wedding music and Mr.. Hal Iansy
who sang before the pretty welding 81
last April The only member - ths
wedding party who was absent was
Miss Marguerite Bryant. who ives ons
81 her sisters maids. and who is nov
visiting relatives IN Dayton, Ohio.
The evening was spent most delight
FULLY. the party returning by moon
light
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
A SPRING TONIC.
ofd Hsiinsyie Aoe6a sermapmrfllm u
plseaant end Effective.

m ere spring vour blood g. impure
end wrnak. sruprons appear upon POUR
fare and body. you lack vitality,
stFenmth ana animation. ycur appetise
IL poor and ynn feel All tired out.
Get ffpod's sarsapsriiia frorn any
druggist Il combines tust the roots.
barka. herbs and other Substances that
you need
Il puFihes and Strengthens the biooe
MAKES the rich red blood that yon
naslst have - feel we'll look well. eat
ard sleep well This = confirmed 81
thousands ~ letters rrom people IN al
parts ~ the country.
Hoed'e &arsApariiia ts the sest spr4nr
medicine. bun is not simply \ speina
nedAcne~lt f. an ati-the-vear- rouna
blood purifier and TOME Remember Il
has stood the test OF forty years. Bs
sure 70 Get HOODS. and set Il today.
adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
Recessional. by oIchestra.
Phone
80.

Recessional. ~ oIcheHtrR.
TIE orchestra Will compose OF the
following organ. Mr. Dwight Anaer-
son. vlolins. Misses Cora Louise Simp-
son. Cora Mallory. Lillian Iacoby:
Cornet. Mr. r. g. Falconsr
Agr Dwight Anderson has charge 81
the musical program
after the services at the church al
viii 80 from the FIRST Baptist church,
- 81 r. Lee square where the monu-
menf win have been decorated WITH
fiowsrs ard whe taps" win be
sounded
Mrs. Horace Ire Simpson. president
- the Ladies' Confsderate Memorial
Association. announces that the hour
has been changed from four % halt
after four
wyer's band wili play fer the march
from the city 20 the church. and viii
SQUAD taps az H. h. Lee square
II IL hoped that ali who have flowers
win contribute % the decoration u
the monument. sending the Sewers "a
Leo square between two and three
o'cioct on Monday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
st+AKEspEARE cLuB
An MlNERaARN LUNCHEON.

program q much interest has been
prepared for thu annual anniversary
celebration of tire EhakespsAS0 club,
which viii be entertained - after
noon az the home Of the president,
Mrs. Morris Bear, on North PAlafox
street
Mrs. Bears hospitality 10 always
most delightfully."- dispensed, and this
afternoon Mrs. J. r. Taylog Mrs. Fred
Roege ana Miss Margaret Mefntyre
with their hostess form a COMMITTEES
la charge OF the program which will
pFecede the club luncheon. The plans
Tor the afternoon have been kept .
secret even from the members. whoss
interest and pleasure has been In
tensinea because Of TIRE charming SURE
prise IN store for them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
TO ATTEND REUNION
IN RICHMOND.

A meeting will be held AZ the biv-
ouac In the Thlesen building this aft
ernoon for the purpose 81 inaugural
IND plans 20 raise sufficient funds Co
send 20 old confederate Veterans 20
Richmond for the Reunion. June /. 2
and g.
All members 81 Camp Ward No. 10,
All members of the United Daughters
~ the Confedcracy and the sons OF
Veterans are invited 20 he present Al
shti meeting. which e. called for four
o'clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MISS MANNING GUEST
OF MISS FINCH.

Miss Edna Manning Of Mobile, Is the
guest of her cousin. Miss Edna Finch.
Miss Manning made her debut this past
reted, Miss Finch spending = great
part OF the winter IS her guest. and
enjoying the many delightful social
functions which featured the debut
season % this charming Mobile girl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
FANCY DRESS BALL
AT COUNTRY cLuR.

You are invited 60 attend a ball
in fancy dress. wearing your own face
on Saturday evening, April a. az the
Country club" read the unique invi-
tations which have been issued % the
fancy dress ball which viii be ar
event on saturday evening. in which
society viii participate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MRs. scHRYvsR EEruRNa.

Mrs. George schryver. with her IA
he daughter. Margarft. left yesterday
neon for her home ia Brooklyn. New
York. after spending several months
In Pensacola. the guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F1oiln. and Of her
brother-in-i law and sister. Mt and
Mrs. .. Il. Mcneil
Mrs. Schryver e 4 pianist ~ note
ard. as Miss Nell F1osliu. taught music
with much efficiency in Chicago Uni
verssty for several years. Mr. schryver
j. q college professor and = man wide
~ travelled and ~ brad culture.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MRS. SAUNDERS HOSTESS
TO SHAKESPEARE cLuH.

Mrs. r. r. Saunders was hostess on
Thursday afternoon 20 the members
OF the Shakespeare club, a prufusion
of roses adding 20 the charm Of the
beautifully appointed home on West
Jackson street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MEETING PAST NosLE
BRANDS

The Past Noble Grauds Association
viii meet this afternoon st :: SO O'Clock
re the home ~ Mrs NJ. ~ Olsen, IL
North Baylen street
Al memfsTs are requested 20 be
present e. this meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23

Self preservation 4 the first law
~ nature Preserve your bodily vigor
by using AMMEN'S pRfCKLN HEAT
a. BABY POWDER. Nothing like II 90
keep the body IN q more healthy and
eleanly condition. Get box az your
druEgist for % cents (Adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-23
MEETING OF the

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union win meet this afternoon az
the home Of Mrs. r. G. Credible. SEQ
East Wright street. and OH members
and any others interested are invited
% be present AZ this meeting