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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-24

In the Congressional Record of the
18th inst. Is printed speech by Con
gresham Cooper on the flood disaster
In West Virginia and the resolution
offered for the relief of the sufferers
therefrom. In the Monday issue of
the Record there is another speech by
Mr.. Cooper on the increase Of the
navy and the appropriations bill
which provided for it. Both are eX-
cellent reading, and further go to
show the active interest which Mr..
Cooper takes in his congressional
work. a fact which has been fire.
1uontly commented upon in this cor
respondence until now it is a we'll
known fact to the people Of West Vir-
glnlg that there is no better represent
tative from their state than the able
and industrious Mercer county CON
gresham.
In concluding his remarks on the
food sufferers of West Virginia, Mr.,
Cooper said: "Let us hope that the
shirt shown here today spirit OF
cooperation and aid, a disposition
shown ny the House of Representa-
tiyes TO send sympathy in substantial
form to those needing aid in time OF
distress-will revive the spirit of
hone in the hearts of the afflicted
people and impress the nation with
the fact that while the national gov
eminent expects every man in time
Of danger to the republic to respond
to the call of his country, with MS
llfc if necessary, still in time of dis
trcss the government will respond in
the same spirit to aid and assist its
citizens when some great calamity be-
falls them"
In his sneech on naval prepared
mes, he spoke in favor Of 1t in the
nrosent uncertain conditions of in
formation affairs, but chidod the ma
iority party for changing its mind
md having to come over and adopt
military preparedness which was
forced upon them by Republican az
itation. He rccoVnted some OF the
president's we'll known switches
and characterized the Wilson policies
ag one thing today and another en-
HroIv different thing tomorrow. He
alec took occasion to call attention
tothe administrations wanton waste
Of the public money over and above
tho Increased appropriations entaiIed
nv the effort to adequately prepare
tie country in naval and military
wov for any eyentualities of the 1u-
ture. ,an,,o soid
could well AFFORD to spend 4 day IN
,bo House of Representatives and
learn some lessons in tumbIins and
wanting from the great Democratic
nartv When the naval bill was de-
hated and voted upon In the House
some time ago, the Democrats voted
almost as unit against the extern
s Sr,, and broad plan suggested by the
mInorlty party in Congress for the
H"iiGing of a navy. But after the
senate in its wisdom, has passed a
biIl which is without question a
measure Of real preparedness and the
nresident calls upon the members of
his party to perform the stunt OF re-
yersing themselves, it is amusing to
zoe the members of that great party
fighting to get place on the spring
hoard in order to show their ring
,pastsg inst they egs 40 less PFene!eat
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than he is in turning handsprings
backward, Having learned thclesson
of slde-stepping all great questions
from their leader they are now learn
ing how to baCkstep and reverse
themselves when called on to do SO"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-24
POLITICAL GOSSIP
AT NATIONAL SEAT

to present tho resolution because
tho disaster occurred in his district,
but more particularly because he was
Of the majority party 1t was MT,
I.Ittlcpago'a pNrt to see to 1t that
there was no objection from his side,
and tho part OF Cooper, Sutherland
and Bowers to SOC to 1t that no OBJ
lection GENE from the minority side,
These men did their work, and did
It we'll. There was no politics in it
so fur MS they we're concerned, and
each was accorded his part Of the
credit for doing good work and
doing 1t speedily The delay came
from an unexpected Quarter-from
one of their own fellow West Vir-
gIninns IN the upper branch. Sen
ator Chiffon succeeded in holding up
tho relief for nearly u week, but had
to surrender In the end. He had got
ten himself into place where crit
iCism Of him was hurting Doing
"big things in big way" used to be
a pet expression of the senator's
speeches of not so long ago,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

this region The vafue Of enafs fos
meat b now becoming IN important
factor in the industry. Formerly there
vas much prejudice against soat meat,
and although much of Il vas marketed
~ mutton. II brought the ssoekman
but $50 . head The latest quota,
tions. however. show $3.50 . bead In
Southern Oregon . stockman vas
heard to remark that be cosld easily
get $3.50 . head for All the eoais be
could drive to market Mohair prices.
too. have gone up from to 10 eents
per pound during the past year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

o. % nueA ,hersof - aay - ssese
sary 10 sasisfy said sxsestioa. which
s,ay b sesd separately without mater
iai injsry 10 The parties isterss'sd
The proc~ses Of sasd sale vii - ~
pised in the ssiisfsesioo of said sssss'
,sca a,A eecr~s. aad the ovsrpaus. u
say tsess Be. vii b PAID into court to
Be- further applied ~ BY isv directed.
Dated this :s,h DAY Of June. 4 d
1915 c. c. Low. Shssi6
By GEO c. rLRicH. pepsty.
.ss.ia1i.SS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

estate ars required 70 Des,set sans 10
me ss The iav o0es os r. c. oepssbseh
In klamath Falls. ossOoa. within sia
months from the date Of this so,ios.
verified ~ b. Nv rs0u1sUA
Dated st Klamath Pals. Orssos.
June 10. 1915
ROSE q KEEsEI
Administrator os the nsiats of Barn.
bus N Brsdhesp, DsesaseA
1e193.lol7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

Hesal6 epeeiai eesviee
PORTLAND. July 1s.-ln eonnsetios
With the effort to introduee Tie ~,
methods Of handling an glasses oe Hvk
stock on The national forests, . stndy
lof the goat industry has beea inaxss
rated By forest sefxiee o0eials. II
ISIS over 5000 Ansora goats ven
Eraxed On national forests in SIX ststes
mostly in the Southwest
The goats are gTazed In bands q
600 to 1000. although the smaller herds
are more common. and feed mostly On
brushy undersrovth. Sheds are nsees-
sary during the kidding season, since
the newly born lids ars almost q hesp-
less ~ babies. and must b protected
from the cold and vet Whsa ruvn
the goats have considerably more asf1-
tty and courage than shssp. and Asht
on coyotes and othef predatory ani-
mails. Unlike sheep. which can 20 long
periods without water. the goats must
have water Frequently. and their r,nse
has TO Be planned with this in mind.
Under the new methods which are h.
Ing tried. herders must take more care
OF their foeks- The goats are not a.
lowed to spend moro than one nishf It
any camp. and are handled In such
way that al the range b used. bat not
over-grazed Omeials who are vsteh-
ing the experiment say that tie ~
proved methods WIN doubtless enable
the owners TO derive greater proAfs
from their herds. and maize II possible
to better the condition Of the range
Many people think that the forester
are opposed to letting goats rsnee on
the national forests. but omcials say
that this is not true. In some places.
particularly IN hardwood regions. the
goats damage young forest growth In
many Of the coniferous forests Of the
West. however. this damage II slight
Z the range u not overlooked and
Ihe animals are properly handled. |
Often. II is said. they are Of real bsne-
1t in keeping down inhammable brush |
md thus aiding in protecting forests (
rom hre.
In the national forests cf Oreeon and |
Washington. on the vest slope At the
'ascades, IT is said that there are many
treas Of open brush land suitable for
razins goats. Such areas may b
ound on the suislaw. Siskiyos. Crstes,
'mpQua and Santis4n forests in Oregon /
nd on the Columbia. Rainier and oiym-
ie forests in Washington These areas
Touid take care OF from 10000 TO 3, II
N bead Of goats. and are easily &c |,
essfble from railroad points. Il
The outlook for the epat industry a. ID
ears 1t present TO be very brisht
nc clip from Angoss soats has Il
mounted to 10000 pounds pr ysss ID
the Northwest Tie WiIlamstts Val d
y bstng ths eastse a ths industsy n Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

Nctce Is hereby Owen that The IN.
oslsiened has been duly appoinasd "a.
m'nntfatHx of the estate Of B.r.alus
~ o.oeorn. decsaaed. to- The county
court OF klamath county. orsssn. a.d
gu persons having claima aepinst aaid
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10
LOCAL PERMITS
TO DIVERT WATER
7.sis ACRES OF LAND TO @ ,RR,.
GATED UNDER PERMITS ,ssveo
~ STATE ENoIMEEa DURING
LAST QUARTER

During The quarter ending June 20
1916. State Engineer John H. Lewis
issued l:7 permits for the approprss.
ton OF water. including stx for the con.
struesion Of reservoir According 70
these permits it Il proposed to irYisats
1916 acres Of land. store lao aere fees
Of water. and develop power At mum.
Der Of small individual power plants
for private use.
1T Is . notable fact" said Lewis.
that the permits issued during this
quarter are for comparatively small
appropriations Of water. indicating that
the development work going on along
this line is being undertaken By the
land owners themselves Tor ths i'm
provement Of their fasms.-
Tho following permits we're issued
In klamath county:
J. s. Evans Of Bonanza secured a
permit 10 store six acre feet Of tie
safen OF Bald Batts and Rosnd
fraine Creek for The iEyisation a ~
lcres of land.
SpTat Wells Of BLY, vas granted q
'eFmit Tor the irrisation Of 80 acres
u hAd. diversing vafsr frum ao.,,h
fork Sprasus River In ssetsoa g. |
ovnshtp ss south. range II east
T. A Emmitt Of Kiansth Fslls -
'ared pssmission 70 issisats ~ aeres.
livsrtins water from klamath River m
setion - township - sostA. raass 81
81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

FANERlcAN business can weather
Il TIE storm a . world var, II surely
ought to be able to weather the com
paE.tiveay calm q world peace. rea
son the democrats. This b the kind
lof argument one hearS On the bael
porehes of sanitafiumn. American
business has veathered the storm a
var becanse AmssSeaa products havs
been without eompetiuoa and have
been necessary to the ecnduet a var.
When the eonAiet ceases. when Europe
lays aside gun and grenade and takes
UP spade and hammer. then vim come
tie real test Then AmsrSean bustness
vin lace the inexorabIe lav u the sur
vival of the htfssG
Instead q preparing for tie day,
democrats are giving voice to fuIl-din-
nef-pan oations. uttering specious
platitudes Of which the above II . fai.
sample. and are pruphesying prosper.
ity. u the fortunes are kind, the crisis
win not arrive untl the voters have
had opportunity to make needed
change in our economic leadership.
Democratic tarin boards. anti-dumpinx
legislation. etc. are mere vote-baitfnz
sops- They are cooeeived in insiu-
cerity. The real need ID genuine pro
lection and a republican admfnistrs-
tion at the helm. and the country vfli
30 express itself In November.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10
Scattered Shot.

AT AN AVERAGE ol ten dollars
each. how much money do you suppose
the Thousands Of Klamath county peo-
pie spent away from home on the
Fourth?
YESTERDAY vas cleanup day In
baseball circles The diamond vas
subjected to . good cleaning. ditto
WDloWs.
ONE CITIZEN suggests q big pun-
iic park along the lake front. Sounds
mod Why not ct busyY
4 KLAMATH FALLS contractor viii
handle all paving work % Tar svard-
ID this year by ths city. Also. KAN
sth rslls labors1 vim Do The vosk
CRATER LAKE vill soon b opsa To
I'svsl An inspiettea ssd littls i'm
- The rdads d tkss dir,c.
ssa vosldn't - . ~ ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10
LEGAL. NOTICES


Nessc~ q s~rvsy Esvea ia, Tie -
ce-ssG~s Are - soossf eaansesed
sT,s O. is,er~sted n The Sspssses
L.Essry. he sa;se savass esss ,aksa
ozer CO ,Ass cate b. NJ co-a q Saith,
. % collects Al s2Es Aad ASSUMES AL
i-1eesesssss q lie cozeasy
Dates q; Eizsaats Falls. orvEoe- tsis
-; Siy Il irly. iSl&
MRS. NELLIE HALEY.
LleI:s EP. RTTINcER
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

Life. accident. burglary. LIABILITY and
autemeeiis insurance in Isaelee com.
panies- See chiieese. I,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

california Orssoe Power compaa,
Location oe pstaeipai place OF bas,
ns.s. San Francisco. cailfornis.
Notice IL hereby givse that Q,
meeting of the dirsctors. ssid oa Ts.s
day. June 20. 1915. sa Asssssmsn;
tNo y - cse dollar ttI.0o) per shar.
vas .syi~d upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. pAyAhie Immediately
20 tho SECRETARY ~ the once OF the cor
posaiIoa. No. III Lsidssdor6 street
san Francisco. California Any stock
upon which this Asssasmsn, shaii r..
main unpaid on TUESDAY. July &c
1916. win BE- dslinassai and sdysr
,ised for sale ai public ssctioa. and
un,s.s paymsai 10 made bseors. wti
b sold On TUESDAY. Angus, 4.
1915. ., the hour oe lin. TO PAY ID.
delinquent Asssssmens. iossthss viii
the costs Of advertising and espsos.E
OF sale.
Dated June -. 1915
J. c. THOMPSON.
s~crcsas, of California Oregon rss~s
Company
once No. lsl L-ldssdor6 s,rssS Sac
Francisco. California sts.lol1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10
SSme.eae
mo rs EzsstyD

SSaeeas
NO IS Ezssty)
Ia ne Cx-rxss cszrs q the STATE q
o-~c0c~ sS< he Cossfy q KiAEa;h
y 2 CaEss~-1 IS Aeraisis;ratos oI
la< Estate q u u AeNIiian. D.
gsass,2. F'lA2.tic.
: / 2Aszea And " ". Max,ss. Hel
arssa,1. LA LEczise CgaainsAan
An< J l. cx=n4nxnan. Her Has
aaae. xn3 BIZ Basin Lsrzssr Com
saas. a Carpcrs;sco. Dsfscaaa,s.
To $ / Mas;e. xae ". " MAssen. Hel
Hzssa.3- K2t J L Cxsaingkaa
E2ssasAe q len L9cafje Csanirs
sAnA p-sesea.,s as.oss nADsd:
Il TIE .Asne q he STATE Il Orseoa
iOss I-s ssrssy reSSisec TO aSpeaS and
answer The eoEsaainf &,ed against y0r
Ia Ia shove sHfiilse sui, On or helors
tie ssh car Il ArgzsS. A D. 1916. TIA,
sez.r Tie aAy ok The lass pshsscassoa d
is2s sSrsaoess a.e he sAss day within
txed b. ;Ae or6s- of nzhsscasSoa a
tkGs szEanEnA
Hyos tan 70 ass<AT Asa aasvsr. IL
rsaiafis sin apsty 20 Tie cosrs Tor ths
relief esCAoced In said ca0Daaia.
SASe suit b for tAs puFDoss a forS
ieiosins . certain mostsAss. exseut@o
By the defeodants. q L NASssa aad ".
W Aassea- Der husband. to n n.
AeNIllaa. CO
iOs 5. block -. NicAois Addition %
tie City a Kiara,A FAl,s. OanasA
cczsfy OreSua;
the oote :or which san,s vas sivsa. u
secure Which said nosieass vas sxs-
cuied- being for the SUN Il s1,s0o. %.
With interest Al the rate of 10 psr ssst
per s-sun. dated Jsns 10. lSle. 70 -
cure jedSneni for said sum, ,osssAr
with interest n the rate of 10 PER esn,
per annum fruu June 10. Isls. sosstA-
sr With the sum oa S41Asl taxss On
said real property paid By paaintiR,
costs and attorneys fses. asainss Tie
cefendants g. L Aasten and ". ".
Nastsn. and foreelosing ali rieht, sitls
and Interest Of each and al a said do
fendants In said premises. and a an
rersoos claiming under you suhssqusas
TO the execution of said Eortsaep by
said 8. L Aasten and ". ". Mastsn.
her husband. to ~ u Mcmillan. either
as purchaser. tncumhraneers or other.
wise. Be barred and foreeiossd Of all
rights. claims and equity Of redsmp-
ton In said premises and every part
thereof.
Piainu1 prays that he may AAys
such other further relief In the prem
ises as 10 said court may seem msse
and equitable. and for his costs ana
disbursements herein
This summons 10 published in The
Evening Herald. daily nevspaper o(
general circulation. printed and pub
lished in the city Of Klamath Falis.
klamath county. Orsgn. By oedss al
Ihe Honorable d. v. Knykendail. iudss
'f said court. dated June 3lth. A H.
lslS. the Ar1t puhlieation to b made
IN The 18Th day Of June. A. D. 1915.
STONE. GALE 4 CRE6s.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
3e3-l0l7-34-3l-7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10

Order 70 Shs~ cssss On AepiiessisN ss
Guardian. fer Isesass 70 ss,i Reel
Property q Private sale
Ia The coan,y cours of the state OF
orvroa. fos The Coanty Of Klamath.
In the Matter Of The Estate ana Guar.
tiaaship II 4 ~ RieAarddson. an
Insane Pe1oa
IL a1psArinx 10 The court from the pe-
utson this DAY pfss<a,se ana llsd By
W Si~,~ns. guardian Of he estate
and p~r~oa of r. n Richardsoe. an In.
sase ,esea. praying for ueeass TO sell.
q, private sale. the undivided oos-haif
interest In the following described real
property. ,ovii:
BeEinsinx at point distant afty
tsSb feet and bearing north 80 deg.
IL ainL vest from Q stone mooumsnt
in The center of the norsheriy end of
Conxer avenue In the city Of Klam.
aih Falls. OreEua: thrnce running
north J: deg II min. west seventy.
three and thirty oeehundredths
tss-se) feet. thence south 70 dec. II
min vest to Link River. thence
souiheastefiy down Link River TO Q
point bearing soeth 2; deg II min.
vest from the plaee oI beginning:
and thence north :: deg ~ min east
to the place Of beginning: being .
portion OF lot eight 80 Of sectioa
'hirtytvo ts1l IN township thirty.
eight tas1. south Of raaee niae 90.
eas, a the wiilamette Meridian In
Oregon. in the city of Klamath Fails,
klamath oponty. Orsson:.
Also bis right ~ tenant BY the courtesy
In the above described real property
and also In the following described
real property. tovn:
Beginning at stone monumen, In
the center Of the northeriy end Of
Coussr avenue: thence north - deg
and IL min vest 50 feet TO the north.
east corner Of said lot; thence south
- deg. and ~ min vesi TO Link Riy.
er: thence down Link River 10 a
point south Z. deg. and 1. min. YES,
OF the point OF beSinnins: thenes
north Z: deg and ~ min. east 10 the
point OF beginning. being q Dor.
ton Of lot 8 IN section -. town
ship u. south Of range 8. east Of
Willamette Meridian. situated In tho
Bueni Addition To the city Of Kiam-
sih Falls. Oregoo:
In&t said interest In said real e.,.-
De sold at private sale. and IA, n :.
Necessary and for the best ixtsr,.,, a.
ne estate OF said insane psrso. ,hs, /
aid interest In said property b. .o,d
IT Ia therefore ordered TIA, IA. -
u kin OF said insane person. a.
'ersons interested IN said ss,.e ~
ear before this court ON the \, -
august. 1916. At the hour ss , day q
; m OF said day. II the CO. 0 O'Clock
ms court. At Klamath ~ IT room o.
liAmAih. state OF os~ As. county q
here to show cssss on. then as4
houId not Be grasv Why an order
aid interests In n, d for the sale Of
II Is further a. d real proWrty.
lis order be - dsrsd that . COPY oe
eek for tAr lblished At lsass ono .
re the - se successive weeks. b.
yeningy Id day oe hearing. in the
,nersi -teraid. . daily newspaper OF
he'd circulation. printed and pub.
.e At klamath Palls. Klamath coun.
'eo tais LIST day Of July. AID. lsls.
MARION HANKS. County Iud,s
3.l0l7.3l
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Neties Of ehsriRs Gale
mo. 80 LAW

in the Circuit Court OF the STATE ol
Oregon. for the County Of Klamath
The klamath Development Co. q Cor
poration. PiainuR.
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Nssies sf Bend Sale
Notice Inviting rroeosais 10 Purchase
city Of Mcrrtil Rsfsading Bood.
and Water Roads
Sealed proposals viii b. received b,
the Recorder Of the City oe Mssr.n
oreEon. until Angus, u. 1915. st the
hour Of o'clock p. m tai which tirne
proposals to purchase viii b. oe~o~d
aud eonsidered) for the psrchas~ Of
$500. or any part ,hersol. city Of
Merrill refundins bonds. payable July
]. 1881. with the option OF The city TO
pay them. or any OF them In numsricai
order. from and after July !. 1871: said
bonds TO BE- issued In denominatioos Of
$500 and one bond In The suu Of $500
Also for the purchase Of Ss.eoo a. an,
part thereof Of water bonds. paysbl~
July !. 1885. Ia dssomiaa,ioas q $50
Said bonds are issued Tor Tie -
pose Of rcfundiag the oussts.asr
warrants Of the city, and Tor the ,,s,
pose OF providins water and asS pco
lection. ali under the prvvtsioas e -.
ton 1ss Of the charter os the CITY a
Merrill
said bonds are to bear inisrsst AZ.
the rate dcsixnated In the soccssss,ue
bid. not to exceed per cent psr q
num. payable ssmi'anneaiiy on ~ =
and January ] Of each year. q
once OF the treasurer Of said . 's
United States gold coin NY u
Each proposal TO purchA~
accompanied BY = check. ss y
some responsible hanks eso o'
TO the amount Of . per- ~
posal. made payable a' " 'ss p'o
Of Merrill Proposs' "" "e0'ee'
and endorsed -pr - must b sse's<
Rcfunding Bonds. 'posaA 70 Ferceas'
chase water n or "Proposal 10 pur
The council ads"
'ec, any ~ reserves the r'sst to re
lsis Merriil. Oregon. July Z
FRANK b. OI.NEY.
MEOW sr Of the City Of Merrill. Oregon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-10
E J. Evans. Defendant

z J. Evans. Defendant.
Notice II hereby given that by vtr,us
o. an sxecuttou and order Of sale. du,y
issued out Of the above entitled cour,
and cause on the 18th day Of Juns
A d. 1916. upon . decree made and an.
tered OF record in said court and eause
on the 1oth day Of June. A D. 1915 In
favor OF the plaintiff named above al.
rec'ins the sale Of the real property
therein. and hereinafter described N
'atisfy the following: The prineipal
'um OF $l1s.oo. With interest ,hereoo
u the rate Of per cent per annuD
'iom September !. 1917. ana the ~
u sss-$e costs and disbursement,
ne accruins costs A
Nov. therefore. BY virtue
'.seufion and sale and in q g sai
nth said vni. I have dur enase
'.x .'a ,s real pro property. .sa :. ~ ss,e' 9
'ay. The 18th day ot " ss.o. @
4 10 O'Clock q n a - u lsls
: ron. I, door q u. = ,ussy CO.. !. Sa... -
! -. x,.n..a eosay IL x1an.,. scss' rs.s
% 80, 49,. Ss.. y public asetio.. 70 n. -.
,.,a ,.aes' ~. ',oess Tor cash. IN ~. ,,.. -
- sss,s.. -. :, '..s !. rest Of Tie ahove 49, 49,,
er,s.a "a and to the sollsrtnr -.
NJ. property. to WI:
svs ,.oe eeies 90. block two As.d..d
~ tsos). Aills ssoopd saa,s,o. -
~. - ~. nanats ee.,sy'
q ossoes.
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, chiieess Ter hemss In the city Or
TRY. I
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Netses 10 crO&leoep

10 The county Court of Tie otais q
oregoa. for Klamath coasty
IL TIE Matter of The Estate of Losis
] exuman. Deceased
Notice ts h~~hr rfrec 'hsi 'he IN
eersi--ed hss s-sn dsiv appointed ey
sey'cg 81 the ~-.ate Of Louis }. Eau
rsa-. tereascc. BY the above entitled
ooasi. and all persons having claims
sSssnst aid estate are required TO
p.-ssni same 20 the undersigned at Do
nanrs cieTon. OF .; the la~ omcs Of
n E rrosS,<ek. In klamath Fails. Or
eeo.. ~i'hr sil naaihs frosn the date
cs thL a.ltce
nsfex ,his 1s.n dat II June. 1915
WILLIAM J RAUNAN.
Executor Of tk. Estate OF Louis J.
Ra1rsan. D~eeas~d lt3t3-lel;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
A REVOLUTIONARY STEP.

When a vaudeville theatre an
nounces that no more animal acts will
appear upon its stage the dramatic
millennium is in sight. And II has hap
pened. Manager George Robinson Of
the New Brighton makes the announce
ment. He is taking the step. he says,
because New Brighton audiences are
people of unusually fine sensibilities,"
which may or may not be true. The
chances are that their sensibilities
aren't a great deal finer than anybody
else's sensibilities, but there is no dis
position to question Mr. Robinson's
reasons so long as the results are what
they are. The animal act goes.
No more, upon the stage OF the New
Brighton will cute little dog push
baby carriage containing even a cutter
and hitler dog. No more will grey
hounds leap and no more will baboon
do everything but talk. No more will a
seal juggle a red ball by its nose (the
seals nose). Mr.. Robinson thinks that
people Of fine sensibilities cannot wit
ness animal acts without concerning
themselves with the cruel training that
the animals must have been put
through. And since they may have a
few animals OF their own around the
house, their evening is utterly spoiled.
Which vaudeville manager will be
pevf