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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13

Irene Cauthen. Edelle Cauthen,
Robert Harris, Olen McManus, Bar
dan Hunter, John Henry Dobson,
Frank Bowers.
Grade 4.-Jim Walden, Curtiss
Langley, Leonard Sistare, Ollie Mae
Warren, Louise Hardin, Lillian Bar
ton, Iva Whitley, Gertrude Sibley
Lula Lucas.
Advanced First Grade-Julia
Adams, Juanita. Evans, Pauline
Langley, Martha Shute, Hattie Cook
Jef Simms, j. ID. Deese, Thomas
Baker, Billy Rollins, Lonnie Rol-
lings, Dewitt knight, Ira Sinclair
Jessie Walden.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13
SEPTEMBER HONOR ROLL
LANCASTER SCHOOL

The September honor roll for the
Lancaster schools published herein
after, shows the thorough manner in
which the pupils have taken up the
fall work. The school deserves much
praise for this splendid showing dur
ing the first month of the session.
Central school.
Grade Elizabeth Carnes. Jes-
sic Lee Carnes, Leila May Cox. Vir-i
ginia Diehl, Louise brennan. Mary
Welsh Parker. Charlotte Porter. Sue,
May Plyler, Martha Scarborough.
Edna Stogner, Mason 4dams. Paul.
Burnette. James Davis. Franklin
Mackey Hough, Max Long. Julian
Mcllwain, +. ]. Mobley, George
philips, Paul Roberts, Randolph
Thompson, George Williams.
Grade 2.-Frances Culp. Rachel
Edwards, Sarah Craig, Willie Locke
Crawford, Sarah Craig, Martha Hin
son, James Reid, Ezralee Bailey,
Mack Hughes, Katherine Cook.
Evelyn Wylie, Vary Slice. John
brennan, Eugene CIyburn, Katherine
Riddle, William Craig.
Grade 3.-Cooper Davis. Evelyn
Robertson. Agnes Porter, Louise
Cauthen. Il. c. Robertson, Doris
Hilton, Marion Sistare, John p. Hun
ter, Eugene Robbins. Frances Will
Iliams.
Grade 4.-Marion Blanks, Jey
Blackmon. Martin Crawford. Hoyle
Dobson. Frank Miller brennan. Paul
Hull, Eldridge Lazenby, Archie Lin
gle. Ivy Poovey, Oden Williams.
David Williams, ,Eugenia Adams.
Eva Crenshaw, Lyllian Davis. Hem
rietta Edwards. Mary Mackev
Hough, Rebecca Jones, Vata knight
Elizabeth Laney. Elizabeth Lazenby.
Ruth Mackey, Mamie Lea Phillips
Irene Poovey. Annie Bertha Rut-
ledge. Mary Scarboro, Mary Evan
Slower.
Grade 5.-Jennie Lee Sherard.
Grade 6.-Mary Moore Bennett
Edna Blackmon. Mary Funderburk
Dorothy Porter, Gertrude Poliakofr.
Mary Evans Riddle, Katherine Sis
tare. Martha VanLandingham, Sara
Williams.
Grade 6.-Nannie Wilson, Mar
garet Thomasson. Sadie Parks Mil
dred Hirsch, Marjorie Hirsch. Sybil
Lingle, Jewel Hnson, Katherine
Ferguson, Mebitta Faile, Ruth Dob
son, Ned Gregory. Cecil Dobson.
Carl Culp.
Grade 8.-Gildersleeve, Wylie. Eve
lyn Bell, Mrytle Hunter, Mildred
King. Eliza Moore, Laura Gilbert
Williams. Lewis Murchison.
Grade 9.-Katherine Wylie.
Grade 10.-Caroline Porter.
Mill School.
Grade Earl Cook. David Har-
din, Nellie Honeycutt. Viola Nc
Manus, Eula Sinclair.
Grade 2.-Lawson Caldwell.
Clyde Evans. Wade Orr, Boyd
starnes. Willie Harris, Lula Baker.
Hangaline Starnes. Mary Ida Har-
din, Minnie Cook, Pearl Starnes.
Floride Shute,' Sybile Mehaffey.
Grade 3.--Erline Harris. Annie
Harsir. Vera Robinson, Jessie Har-
din, Mary Honeycut, Louise Knight
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13
MIDWAY NEWS.
+ + r + + r r r r f + + r + I.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Love OF Ker-
shaw visited at. the home OF the for
mer's mother, Mrs. r. A. Love, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitts and chill
dren spent Sunday at the home of
the latter's aunt, Mrs. ]. M. Phil
lips.
Mrs. Johnnie Morgan and Mrs.
Lonnie Phillips spent Wednesday
night with Mrs. Ben Adams.
Mr.. Burrelll Phillips spent satur-
day night with Mr.. Joe Knight.
Mr.. Dewey Neal and Mr.. Jack
Phillips spent Sunday evening with
Masters Dock and Gettis Adams.
Mr.. Edgar Small spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Ben Self.
Miss Pearl Dease spent Sunday
with Miss Bessie Catoe.
Mrs. Corona Catoe and Mrs. G.
X. Cork of Kershaw spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. New.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roach Faulkenberry
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. New.
Mr.. c. Estridge and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
New.
Mr.. Bula Faile spent Sunday
evening at the home OF George
Faile.
Mr.. T.. G. Catoe and j. r. New
spent Saturday night in Lancaster.
Mrs. Dan Love and Miss Cora Lee
Love visited Mrs. Ed Love Sunday.
Mrs. e. G. Catoe spent Saturday
night with Mrs. VIM. Catoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Morgan
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 8. Neal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13
FOR SALE.

will sell for cash at the home place
of NJ. A. Blackmon near Antioch on
Wednesday, November 1st. personal
property OF M. A. Blackmon, deceas-
ed, consisting OF bay mare. Q two
horse wagons. l one one-horse weg-
on, cutaway harrow, smoothing
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Oo0OOoooooeD0ooooooeees

narrow. 1 stalk cutter, turn plows.
co'.oh planters. and all other farm
TOOLS. Small lot of corn and other
iarm implements too numerous to
mention. JJ RI.acKMoN
Executor.
times weekly.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13
BALLowEEE SKATING CARNIVAL

The Lancaster Library Association
will give Skating Carnival on
Main street October 31st. Let all
the spooks come masked. Prizes
will be given for first best skat-
ing; second best skating; first best
costume and second best costume.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13

Admission will be 10 cents for ska
ters-5 cents for spectators. We
urge all who skate to come and
skate-big, little, old and young.
This is for our Library.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13
} BUSINESS NOTICES {

WANTED-6.000 pounds OF COW.
morse, mule, sheep, and goat hides.
You Will find us on White street.
see VS. before you sell. Capus eau
then Il Son., Lancaster. 8. C.
60-1mo-p
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13
The ouIaIns Thss Does Not arr,ct Tns Hs,s

Besause OF its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA-
LIVE BkOMO DUMMIES better than ordinary
Suinine ana does not cause nervousness n ,r
tinRinR In head Remember the full name al
'ook for the signature Of Il. w. GROVE. 2se.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13

FOR RENT-Four room cottage on
Bar Street. Apply to w. p. Ben
nett. 1o1-3t3
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13

CALL 856 Excelsior Grocery Com.
pany for fresh meats Of all kinds
delivered at once. Excelsior Gro
cery Store. at Southern Railway
Station, city. S7-ffc
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-13

FOR SALE-One practically new
Florence Automatic Oil Stove for
half price. Phone 353. 1O3-stc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12

cst and lien. at law and In equity. and
Of equity Of redemption. In. 70. and
upon tho said real property. and every
part thereof. and that the plaintiff
may have such other and further and
general relief 10 to equity may seem
meet,
This summons 10 published prusu.
ant to an order Of the Honorable D.
v. Kuykeudail. Judge Of the circuit
court Of the state OF Oregon. for
klamath county, Oregon. dated April
4, A. d. 1919, and the nrst publication
of this summons 10 made In the Even.
Ing Herald. = newspaper. on the 7th
day Of April. A, u. 1915.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Plaintin.
,.it-?l-2s-6-i2-is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
RURAL oEvELoPMeNT

THE SOIL u the foundation Of the
j rural community's wealth. - It
IL indeed Of other communities also.
But because the industry Of agricul.
ture II carried ON Immediately At the
doors OF the rural community. u such
q community can claim to being in
dustrial this must Be due to asricul.
ture. Yet. In face OF the fact that they
are in the midst Of the greatest indus.
try that Is in greatest need Of devel-
opment, some OF the rural communities
look to the distant manufacturing cen.
ters with longing In the nrm belief
that they think they would be better
OF II they. too. had factories rather
than farms.
A few small factories In . rural COM
munity give employment to persons
who prefer the factory to the farm. To
that extent almost any rural commun-
ity can support . factory or two. and
perhaps It II worth some effort to ~
cure them. But why should . com
munity 60 out Of IT, line into new
field Of exploitation. when its basic in.
dustry u in dire ueed q aid and Inn
provementf
1t is . safe venture that there u not
. rural community n the United States
that Il not capable Of producing any.
where from 50 to Is Per cent more
wealth than It u At present producing:
and 1t Is an equally safe venture that
there u not rural community whose
farmers are satisned with conditions
Of life on the farm and with marketing
facilities in their nearest trading cen.
ter. Are not these situations that de-
mand and that viii repay sincere and
earnest effort at Improvement? Yet
they are. about the last conditions to
receive attention from local business
men. who sometimes appear to b ut.
terly Indifferent to some Of the condi.
tons that most directly affect their
own prosperity.
Fortunately. many rural communi.
ties have awakened to the nesd and to
the wisdom Of developing local 70
sources. and wherever farmers and
merchants are worktns hand In hand
in community building the mail order
question is eliminated. the 3ealousies
and prejudicss that formerly existed
have been sradicatsd and the entire
communities are rising - units 70 .
higher plana
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
Notice Inviting Oids

Bids will be received BY the Police
Judge Of tho City Of klamath Falls,
oregon. up to and including Monday.
May l6. 1915. at tho hour OF 3 o'clock
y. M. for the repair Of Sixth street.
from Kiniock avenue to tho city limits
Third street. from Main TO GRANT !:
eighth street from Main to High; Hixi,
strect. from Eighth TO Ninth; Ninth
street. from High to Prospect; Pros.
pcct to Upham: Upham to Oregon ave.
nue: Oregon avenue 10 Delta. In 90
cordance with tho specifications Of the
city engineer on nis with the Police
Judge. Dids to be- submitted separ.
ately for Third street and Sixth street.
Eighth. Ninth. HiRh. Prospect. Upham
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
". S. SLOUGH
For Assessor

10 the Voters Of Klamath County:
III am placed In the once Of assses'
or By your votes pledge myself to the
following standards and Ideals:
III shall give al my time and the
bsst Of my ability to the work oe the
o@ca
81 shall do my best to place upon
the tax roll every piece of TAXABLE
property in klamath county. aad viii
assess each piece sQuitab!y.
EThe ''timber harm" and ''smaIl
taxpayer" viii look alike to me- !
stand for square deal for all
+l viii not use the once to 70
ward friends or punish enemies.
81 viii not use the opportunities
Afforded BY the once to promulsats
any ideas" or "isms." There b work
enough In the once to consume al the
ume ana energy OF the most active
man.
1.-THE peace and prosperity Of the
county depend upon Just and intelli.
sent administration Of public business.
5-Your support In the Primary and
In the Election II solicited upon the
above declaration Of principles.
Respectfully. w. 8. SLOUGH.
(Paid Advsrtisement)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
No''c0 Of Assess,us..

c.'lto'n'".orexon Power oo...,
Location Of principal Dl,c. :, ~.
ness ness Ban Francisco. cali,o,,,'s ss'''
Notice is hereby given ,S.. !.
meeting OF tho directors h,ld A. ~ -
day. April ls. 1910, an ,,,... .ss'
mo. - Of nifty cents per ,A.,. Iss' "a'
levied upon tho capital stock ., n.y. y.
corporation. payable imm,dl,,.,,, :, w. -
'he secretary, at the once 0, n. ~. "
poratlon. No. isi Lsldssdorr nv, ,s,'
San Francisco. California. An, ~,' ...'s
upon which thia assessmsn, ,h,,, nv. :.
main unpaid on Tuesday, M, !, ~
isle. viii bo dellnquen, and .a,.'' 49,
'ised for tale at public auction ~.
unless payment Is made before, vim NJ,
Ito sold on Tuesday. June 70. is,. "
ut the hour OF IL m, to nav N. :.
linqnent assessment. torsth., v,,.
the costs OF advertising and ,zp,D,s'
Ut sale.
Dated April IS. 1915.
J. c. THoApsoN,
Secretary ef California. OREGON po,..
Company. Once. No. III LsId..
dora Street. San Francisco c,I.
ifornia. 2l.la,R.,s,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
Notice o. AdmlNlstratrlx' oals 81 Reel
pronorty

Net,ee o. Admlnlssratr,x' sals q Rsal
Property
In the County Court OF the state OF
Oregon. for Douglas County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF r. q.
Stewart, Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the un'
dersigned. Administrative Of the sstats
Of +. q. Stewart. deceased. In pur
susnce OF an order Of the above en-
titled court In the above entitled cause
made and entered on tho ID day OF
February, 1915. authorising said nd
ministratrix to sell certain real prop
erty Of said estate. will on and after
the Sd day Of June. 1915, offer for sale
and sell At private sale for cash In
hand all tho right. title and interest
which said =. O. Stewart had at the
time Of his death In and TO the follow.
Ing described real property. to-wit:
Lot 1 OF block 81 In tho town Of
White Lake. In Klamath county. Or
egon:
SEX Of Nwk. Eh Of SWk.
NWk OF SWk Of section z. In
township 80 south. range .. and the
Mex Of MEX Of section 80. town
ship 81 south. range 10. all east Of
The Willamette Meridian. In Klam.
ath county. Oregon. containing 200
acres.
Dids for the purchase OF said real
property will be received BY tho un.
Geraigncd at her residence. which is
40 South Pine street. RoseburE. Doug.
las county. Oregon. on and after the
ii day OF June. 1915. Tho sale Of said
real property will b subject to con-
nrmation by the above entitled court.
Dated. Rossburs. Oregon. April rs.
1915.
ELLA STEWART.
Admlnistratrix of the Estate OF +, q.
Stewart. Deceased.
as6.l3.ls-2e.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Studebaker "z6." pas.
senger automobile, In good condition.
cheap for cash. See Chilcote. 3
FOR SALE Camera. Sinnott
ut Herald once.
FOR SALE-Sewing machine. heater
and bed. SIG Jefferson street. t-sts
FOR SALE-TEe twostory brick store
building with full size basement.
known - the Lamb block: located In
the heart Of the business district In
klamath Falls. Ore. Not less than
5000 cash. balance. terms. Would
take in exchange some good farm land
- part of the purchase prica For fus.
thsr particulars. address D. A. Lamb.
Asnsw. Calf. 11-et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
EDUCATIONAL. CIVIC UPLlFr

Il NY PLAN like the "clean.up
"a Day" campaign for calling the
attention Of the public at large to the
necessity for maintaining . clean city
should meet with earnest cooperation.
The problem Is one OF education. and
efforts In this direction. even at inter
walls, will serve - . stimulus for the
velopment of . sentiment that win In
time be continuous and permanent
Everyone should unite tomorrow IN
an attempt to sivs IN object lesson Of
tho pleasures and benefits that come
from habits Of cleanliness. personal.
social and municipal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12

The Helping Hand Society met .,
the home Of Mrs. w. n. Chandler last
Wednesday.
Shasta View Sunday school viii
probably hold Appropriate sxsscises
for Aothsr's Day. Nay 18th.
A farmers meeting win 10 held at
the school house Tuesday. May 18th.
Vochatssr Bros. are digging an ar.
tssian well for C. n. Kirkpatrick.
Rev. cowlsy Of Merrill delivered an
excellent address on "Ths strous
Weak Man" last Sunday.
Paul Johnson Of Klamath Falls last
Sunday visited bis brother John. who
lives on the Joe Foster homestead.
Miss shaifsr visited at the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Strowbridss last
Sunday.
The heavy frost Of last Saturday
night badly damaged much Of the
growing Vegetables In Sand Hollow.
Ten Of the pupils q The Shasta visw
school wrote In one. Or more subjects
May I th and 6th.
Joe Kent. candidate for district q.
torney. accompanied by Mr.. 0tahiman
and Mr.. 1cAsuus. was In Sand Hol.
low last Friday.
vTed 0ordos has charge OF The q.
dns st ths sswmili % Bryan meus.
tain. ~ r..
WIN Sims and wifs assil California.
i y reported that 1r. Sims = ,ookias
lftsr o hamssteaa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12

that exist In politics In Klamath
county. you do not know that the 20.
litical ring IL run BY six or seven men.
and II you are not in the ring you
might Just - wsil not try to do any.
thing. You farmers 90 and cast your
vote for man that you think b right.
you vote honestly. but you must ~
member that In the city Of klamath
Fails. there 10 political ring. and that
10 ~bere this influence 10 at work ana
where It counts. I want to say that
desire the support Of the farmers. the
working men. ! know what your con.
d!tions are. ! know what Il means 70
work and live on . farm. and I want
your support and cooperation. You
have been to vote on elections ana
you have been 10 klamath Fails, but
tho political conditions q such that
YOU would not undsrstand Il until Il
was brought to your attention. Il has |
bsen 10 every since ! hare bssn IN |
klamath Fails. with the exception q
when judge Noland was presidinG. the |
conditions have bsen against the salts. |
actory adminjstration of justies. There |
b one particular thing that visit 70
and you r,sn that have been |
10 court. Of callsj Tor jury service.
'ou come up thsrs and wait around
here and when the eases ere called
md ths Jury = ready. aad ~ thiau
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12

and an l, Oregon streets a. m.p,,o,.. !.
90, % considered ono unit. s,ss and ! u. 'l,a
bid d, submitted therefor ''ssns
TIT, The Common Council r,.,,,.. =
A. L. LEAvlTT, pol,o" -.
by order Of the commo" . seaA
<.l0t Souael
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
HOUSES

a coed lot and fair 3.reem hewee Ses
e4oo. sa sasy tsssaa
oeed l-reem hsuss, nicely Furnished.
two big lets, all for eoeo. eash.
'Thrssrsen hsuss with ssn.s svrnl.
tars. thrss blseks from Main; saIy
seoo. On saey tsrmsa
MIes 4-reem svnsaIsw. WITH bsth,
only three bieeks from Mala. Price
$3.50; tssm& - chllssts, ~ Msia
etFeee II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12

Nre eoine o.. thsrc u shout ou&thira
~ tho time Of the trial Of the case
that u spent In ieeeases while the
Judge u In his private chamber looking
~ the law Or oues,iona that come up.
I mentan rart,cularly tho murder case
&C A Il. Lawrence. that was tried b.
fore Judge Kuykcndsl. IN that cass
yvI know hs spent srcu, onsthird Of
his time In hla chambers, while thH
Jury was bottled UP In Asclusion. that
he was IA there bunting w the law Ct
the case about 0nethira Of the time.
And right here ! want 10 call your NJ
tentiun to the Kramer In which that
trial was eonduated. only wish hO
was here to hear what ! have to say.
but that does not matter. n MS
stsnographer 10 here taking Il all
down and win probably read II all to
him tomorrow. while I have nothing
against her. she has right to be here.
and am glad she 10 here. I want to
say this. that Il IL = shame and . dis.
grace to the voters Of this county the
way and manner In which that case
ssainst Lawrence was conducted. Ny.
,elf and my partner. Nr. Manning.
were employed BY the district attorney
to assist In the case. and We went In
there with the purpose Of bringing b.
fore the court and jury all Of the tss.
timony and facts In the case. We
went there to prove the guilt Of this
Han Lawrence. for we firmly believed
that hs was guilty. but I charge the
fact to b that the trial Of this case
xas stined In the giving Of its test.
mony. By D. v. Kuykendall. You win
wonder Why I say this. and I will tell
vou why. There Is q provision in the
statute Of this state that II . man sets
ON the witness stand and testi6es. you
may ask him. n he did not make state.
n,ents At another time and place and
IN the presence Of certain people. relat.
ing to the things which he IL testify.
Ing to. We desired to impeach this
man Lawrence in the trial Of this
ease. and to do this ws had the ques.
tons ready for the laying Of evidence
to impeach him. The presiding Judge.
D. y. Kuykendall. perjursd and violat.
I'd HE oath Of once. and psrjursd and
violated the statutes Of this state In
this case. II he did not know better
he should not b sitting - Judge Of
this court. and be passing upon the
relative and property rights OF the peo-
pie that are within his Jurisdiction. We
had eight witnesses ready to put On
the stand for the purpose Of impsach.
inResawrence and the presiding judge.
d y. Fuykendall. would not let ~ use
them. consequently lawrence went IN.
impeAched.
kuykendali represents that which 10
not for your own interests. hs 10 the
man that started the suit against The
county warrants and tied them all up.
he and Stone and tsrguson. Of courss
hs will say now that he u out Of that.
I do NOT know II he u or not, I do not
know II the arm OF Kuykendall and
ferguson 10 broken up or not. but do
know that hs 10 . man that sits on the
fence. and 70 IKE the owl. he sits on .
limb and boots when the timber men
call. and he and Ferguson have the
saying Of county warrants. and they
can make them what they want them.
he ID the man that got out these water
contracts that you are 20 firmly bound
% IN. and that you have had % much
trouble over.