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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-14
Proceedings of County Court
JANUARY, iOi0 TERM
JANUARY, 1910. TERM

the eity o' an day OF January. A. ID.
dy, ". 10 o'clock A. NJ, when wer"
prssssTs MARION Hanks. County judge;
i,os Hos' John IlasclH.e!n, county COM
missioner. c.,,, com.
uoo r. II. Mccorn"ek' 'o""' '
Dci.ap. County Clerk
hon r. C, Low. Sheriff .
hon' iohn Irwin. District Attorney
lion. .monr other things. tho fol-
wnsn. nrocecdings were had:
'o.ssSs ~. toliowinE claims were alIoweu'
!Mns ~ s,srt Instructcd 10 draw war.
ana wv Inc respective funds
u,. Anna &. whitmore. nurs- oo
Ins county poor 'S<o'o"
,,,Ssn Rule store. Mdnc'.
scunty infrmary ,,.'''.' '''''
o.S r baldwin, MdSc.. coun- ,,oo
W. inarpary ,,..,..,''' 's'V"
o.o r baldwin. Mdnc.. court
~. rS spplica,ions OF A. -. Harpold
T,snk n. Funk TO have general
fund whIta" rn, %. a. nm and
rants Nos. " ~. ..,.s,v w. we're
$500 for te.VV' .' ...y
S,.s,iowed by tho court.
no"" '. ,o,,.
Geo. 7. BALDWIN. ""p''''' '"" alai
Nv roads, 1915 ...,..,. WEI
rAs nav roll account ~ ChAs. a.
rs,,ct for placing u bridge over
=. % %n.sehu,es river on tho section
line between sev,'o" =. % ~. ann ~
!sS, r. H. w a.. !" w." III ~,
$3.50. was disaloS'" .s.a.s w..
tho reason tha' na.e ,,,NuS ~.
placed on u road cs'"o''" "a, ~ w. % ~
I. Z fores. @tv'es. s"" ~" ="
hblIshcd county Ioaa, 49, o..
In the Matter OF n":.. .,s,s .%' s""n,y ]
on Coyo'es III "'"""'" '""''
Oregon. ., ., 49,, !.
Il appearing 10 .nr eou M "a. M -
portion OF tho county ~ NO" nssS
BY Wild coyotes wn'en asc % suyS'"v "So.',
With rabies. ana are foam.nk "oou.
The county npreaa .,".
death among '''s'oen. as" '"V ,"s
The lives OF persons ''''"s "" Wv
county. . ...r,.. Tim, ,nc
an 49,. An.
additional bounty OF ss'oo per eeaa 40
offered by the county Wy ".u' ., w. ~ ~
pu"S w. ,.,,, o.,I
December. lsi.. IN M snce, "nuu """ )"
!. iNs. u hou s""'.'s s, aw ..,,,m.,.' ~
'nsu'U VIZ $3.50. ~
Therefore. u " heIe"y oI".,"" 90
there bc allowed .ns sum % o In" III"
bounty on each OF sara coyo,e~ s H'e"
10 klamath county 'rs'" s as" "' ,osS
until ihe hfM dny q. ..m. "; -;
10 addition 20 Tue s",a .~sn. v ~" ~
state aud county now w e"'Tv; & nv.
that after said hrM dsy o maIcm' e,,
saa oe!o'e sa'a "'ss scon sc ~ "' ',s.
lsls. the bounty OF ts;oo W .ae
county: az yer ABOVE "'"s'"nea ,ass iii ~"
ger OF pee'moer go "'"' ""'
Apply. ,,.. .,.,u
Mns!e"p1h. .ou' "u; !ess "'" WV"
u.n,ny ,nup;1ay' IshSny aWmy .: .. M ,,a~.
nxH,oN IAN mMSns: 10, SS.s,S ""ny rn usw' ~
'ohN. nAuEs'E'N' So""ts oo'
. %|,onc,; MsmSDx.cv c...,,. c.r
. -. MeSo">"'N' ''""'' N'"
missioner
Thursday. January q. 1915,
Second day OF torn.
Court met pursuani to adjourn
ment. when the following proceed.
'n!s were had. to.wit:
the following claims were allowed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-14

4 hnd IN ttrit
sr,, se,,a,,,; -. ,,,
,nuiss Ha ,o'oMas WA ad road claims h, ".ae IRE
.ons "u p ,. om ~ '.e
doa d, ar.n, anu ,ne e IN. nSer snaeioi rosI ~
f,nJ s,r ~ ra,naoti,a avnou,t, al
uma ,un 10 b,, .h oo,r.. '""''
ST.. ,o,o,o,
81. ,,a.,IaS r. ~ On, 81, e.. o. '"u
u.r,i, prn, ,o,o ,o1a ro,d
~ Ill, ~. "''''' -os
ID ~ cho., tafo1o1a rood
!" ,nrk w. "'' "' aoao
-, WORK ,:o.o,: .. ,o.,,;o;; ''''"
W, . "a ,or,, ooso
u ~vh,, ,o,,;c;i '"''
d. a. WI. Mn,'h'' i ,oso
~, S,oha,acn ,o,oioii
W. r; Nichoison' islS-lsi4 "a
- V' ,o,o;cii '0'
u. M. Whithey' lsl'-lsl4 ,ooo
.,no ou To mnhr 70 ,o,o '''
Aigoma LUMBER Co.. 1916 =, 80
n II WamnIar ,a,a.ioii
:" road "a worr 1874
.c,aV Rurton isi3.,s14 road
/. worL < 60
WORK N..wton ,a,aiaii ''00
r,,d worL 20 5o
Rohsrf r@aa woon Conner 1s,s.iei4 'Z''0
road e Work R0nnsi, i.iaii a.;aii $500
To-, road Car,;s,n WSrk ;;'i ,e,s-,a,. ,o:d n'S'
work 11.s5
p,s wqrh pas,, ,,n,hor 70 ,o,a -'
% 1aIa rnad worL s5e5
i nnnn loaa ,oIs MoIa ,o,. rood ''N'
,.v work r.: ID, ~; .c;i 1900
= work 9 r,an;..o, ,o,,;o;; 500
road worL 7SOO
r,s,. uau VIZ Tr.ns,o. ccr,r.nv '''
IaIa-1oIa road worL m
-. t'Sy a;sa,,aaoS f0au ~ ,So ho'N s,r =, % 40 ~"
N,r,; pros 1919 101A GOOD
Martin I.nr. Bros i'i'iSi4 road s5
~, w n,;. 1o,2 ro1A
W, w. @ Lewis iSi'Sf % oo
w ro"v w "oIn aw;s ,o,a.iaii ''
rooa ,,ort cO M
road i,.s worh =, ~. .n,,, =; ~" V;W, ~"
rnu u's"'u tmntan. ~ q cvn
Farmers arm. % nmp,emsn %a1a,os. nup r"ad
wy wort ~ sO5
oSn work E.,;o, ;c;s,o,. rood ''V'
10sl
WORK IT,, .;;o;;ao.,'c;,'ii rood iS'''
'onn L"'"''' sa7,
WORK 40 ,o,. 80; ''''
Ok g:
N c.a ,o,aiois
u' n,. aso,
,, ruau v.Wnn MH ,o,a'ioii
"iNe MeaIehei' ,so,
roa1 "o.n Unnn,n ,a,a.iaiii
"eo, a. a,, a"o"' es.
nv, ro"o ,w.,r murn ',o,aioii
III. om.M"""' NH. Xxx,
roau wv.M ,a,.'icii '
angus. uee'' TX,
roaa Mo,h ,o,,;cii '
S Ak,
r0ad Morh ,c;;oo, ,o,. u..i ''
r. " no"'A' ,7o,
WORK ..,.';,oo;so',;c,'.;,.c.. .c.a '
w, w. lewis i'i' 'ou 60
worn M ;,,;;...t. i,,,,;.,..t a snnn,v
r"Eners u i'pts po1aIe,x rnad
mouse' ,,ous i' ~ ~,
~ "SrA v;.h.,,,h.' ,a,a.iaii "
r. y. M1"'"' MAI. 40
rIaa worn Dc.. ,o,a'iaii
D. W. mnrn s"'''' 90
c,m o"v Wovmar m iais.ia1a road
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-14

4
| uty sheriff, January, 1916. 10000
c. r. De Lap, salary, county
clerk, January, 1915 go. 5000
Chas. F. DE Lap. salary dep
uty county clerk, January,
lylo :..............' Aso.vv
virgil q. De Lap. salary dep
Wy county c'erk' january ,ooon
s% ,,,..;;.'..;;..'.; -. Aoo'Vv
rerIy y. ne hsp, sa'aIy aep-
Wy county c'erh' january ,onon
Z. =. Low, poard OF prison. .,
ers ~ January ;.u .sao .,.:,:,:. s!s
clerk, January, 1915 go. 1oo.oV
Ahen sioan, saiary aepuy
,n,c % 90
lSis ;....:. 1888
'onn M. rounta'n; sasary' Jun sono
It"r 'ah"ay, loiv ...i.. oV'"o
MRS. kate iayior' Doarans
county prisoner ana chiid- .,n
chsa u.r.or s.iorv dan.
Shas Il. manson, saIaIy yep,
uty seaier "eishts anu 80
-, measures ..:..'....:. 80. ''9'
warren HUNT, saiary, heaith 80.
omcer, 1anuary WV -. ''''o
@ J..
! neai.h o"cer' January esn
isio ....;........ o'o
j ty plat oo9k. January. islo $3.50
'eo. "A. ayaon' % ay'
.ou.y .ny 'ie"Se'' '"""'' 600,
1910 ................. 800
Fred Peterson, salary, school
SUPERINTENDENT JaHuary'
! 1916 ................. 10000
Maud NJ. Carleton, salary,
deputy school superintend-
ent, January, 1916 ...... 400
Fred Peterson, attending
Hfzu
i ber, 1915 ....... 200
iChas. Mack, attending school
convention, Nov Q m ber,
i 1915 -. -. 400
O. E. Hunt. attending school
convention, Move m Der,
1915 ....... 400
= consen,ion, o0~sats; a''snons ov m ss"eG. sp.
/ 1915 400
VIM. Corum. attending school
j convention, Mover m Der,
! 1915 ................. 200
"A. D. Addison. attending
school convention, NOVem-
i Der. 1915 and 1914 49,. 400
Bert Hawkins, atteding school
convention. Move ber,
j 1915 ................. 200
P. e. Stiles, attending school
convention, Move ber,
1915 ................. 200
Elmer Applegate, atten0lne
school convention, Novem-
ber, 1915 ............ 200
, A. Petrasek, attending school
convention. Move Der.
1915 ................. zoo
E. s. Turner. attending school
convention. Move Der.
1915 .................. zoo
John Hagelstein. attending
school convention. Novem-
ber, 1915 .............. 900
III. A. Bushong. attending
, school convention. Novem-
ber. 1915 ...,.......... zoo
A. l.. Marshall. attending
) school convention, Novem-
ber, 1915 .......s...... zoo
John Shepard. attending
, school convention. Novem- 90
Rose NJ. Payne. attending
school convention. Novem-
; Der, 1915 .............. IUO
Geo. L. Humphrey. Juvenile
: court expense, December,
r 1915 ................. $3.50
F. c. Markwardt, poor farm
contract, December, 1915. $4,000
Stella, Low, poor farm nurse,
e December. 1915 ........ 5000
: Geo. A. Lisk, additional
n county bounty on coyotes,
January. 1915 .......... 1000 I
1 H. J. Ticknor, additional
January. 1916 .......... 500
Grant Fouch. additional coun-
: ary. 1916 ............. 500
: Peter Glenn. additional eoun-
i airy, 1915 BOO
Paul Schrakoh. additional
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-14
PRECINCT no. 4

Dny JbRrd
H. y WiliIts Allen Sloan
y. L.. Fountain Earl Whitock
Austin Hayden
Night Board
W. r. shiyc Elmer Bcardsley
\. ". Martin Glenn Garrett
VIM. Wh,lock
PRECINCT 40. s
lay 1ionrd
&. x, Brandenburg J. w. Stout
Geo. Bichn +. &. Murphy
Il. Motschenbachcr
Night Hoard
NJ r. Evans N. Motschcnbacher
l.. Jacobs J. J. Machl
J. ". Hamilton
PRECINCT 40. Is
Day, Hoard
I'D Smith j B Mason
~. Orcm B. 4. Grigsby
I. X. Struble
Night i'onrd
J W Lindsey A. q. Lewis
u G. Chamberlain Jos. s. Kent
H. T. Thomas
PRECINCT 40.
bay Board
J. l.. Yadcn Nellie Montelius
A, l.. Alexander Eva Leonard
Louise u. Sargent
Night Board
W, ". Montciius Austin White
". T.. Taught II. G. Merryman
Mrs. Hazel Powell
I'REClNCT'NO. y
hay board
T.. N. Chilcote Mrs. G. ID. Garcelon
W. u. Gilbert Frank Dingman
Mrs. =. J. Gerges
Night Board
lF. u Matt NJ. y. Lavenik
n. =. Dow
PRECINCT NO. o
hay Hoard
J. ~. Potter Chas. Thomas
T., l. Applegate Mrs. Alma Alex
ander
Ben Owens
Night hoard
J. +. Bryant Mrs. J. +. Bryant
Frank Owens o. X. Meissncr
+. l.. Applegate
PRECINCT NO. 10
Alex Noslcr Is. X. iancey
IN r. Parker Belle Parker
Mrs. V. u. Finnell
LANGEI.L VALLEY PRECINCT
III. q. Bussey w. ID. CampDeii
Il. r. Tu,,le w. II. Pankey
Ethel Donnelly
MALIN PRECINCT
H. r.. Wilson Ed Burriss
A. Kaiina J. V. Halousck
II. H. Hoyt
TT1.E LAKE PRECINCT
J u. Hobbs +. X. Anderson
H.. =. Tcrwiiiiger G. W. OHield
4. NJ. Bubb
MEIRILL PRECINCT
G.. g. Merrill W. G. Dunning
n H. Martin G. w. Lewis
T. A. Barrows
MIDLAND PRECINCT
Chas. Aver VIM. Tingley
Jas. ". Jory VIM. worden
Il. q. Terry
WORDEN PRECINCT
C, ]. McColium r. H. Downing
". l.. Owen l.. ]. Cady
II. l.. Veit
PLEvNA PRECINCT
II. Snowgoose- B. r.. kerns
H. ". Tower l.. W. Anderson
d. Il. Doten
MT. LAKI PRECINCT
r. T.. Griffith Robt, Cheyne
John koontz r. c. Short
A. G. Colson
POE VALLEY PRECINCT
T.. l.. Moore Z. II. hester
iJ r. Lamb G. II. Van Meter
Levi Griffith
LOST RIVER PRECINCT
hay Hoard
J. o. Hamaker T.. l.. Hamaker
j. l.. Sparretorn Harry Nichols
| II. |. Bold
Night Board
If Y Bowne l.. ID. Burk
lJ T. bradley J. II. Reed
| VIM. Wood
DAIRY PRECINCT
Nv. l.. welch G. II. Burgdori
III 8 Oden J. II. Welsh
Chas. Flackus
HILDEBRAND PRECINCT
Fred peck ]. NJ. Anderson
IC' n. McCumber Emil Eggeri
Chas. +. Drew
SWAN PRECINCT
lT II. Patterson Fred l.. Applegatt
+. C. Collmar
PINE GROVE PRECINCT
y,,, Sh.n,rd ID Ellis Younf
n w short d. Il. Hawkins
Chas. Macl
AlGOAiA PRECINCT
" II Sinmpsou Fred Dinglel
John II. HaEelstein VIM. uhrmanl
Geo. Hagelsteil
KLAMATH LAKE .PRECINCT
T. Fulkerson James Blai
Eiorcnce M. Davis Louis Wample
II. r. Davi
WOOD RIVER PRECINCT
Il hay Board
u uessis Grover Mel
In II Ioosiey l.. g. Sisemor
" Dan Ryal
Might Board
n r vose o. Il. Buncl
Iow Kirk knatrick J, Il. VOs
4. C. Norri
ODEIL PRECINCT
Jos l.. RinRo Jennie c. Shank
N Cleayes Chas. G. Bower
F.. II. Fun
SPRAGUE RIVER PRECINCT
" w Warren Dan W. Parke
9 C Hamaker Il. Il. Wake
!, j. s. hOwr
, Whereupon court adjourned unit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-14
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON

premium ................ 1000
e. X. Bowman, sundries -. LOS
Nicola Neppach Co., supplies S.26
West End Grocery. supplies. lao
H. A. Richards. typewriter
ribbons ............ 3.21
Big Basin Lumber Co., sup
pies ..... l.6U
y. Y. Houston. rent OF opera
house ................ $500
X. r. Music House, books 100
klamath Fuel Co., oil .. 1890
X. r. Steam Laundry. SER
vices ...... 2.SO
Western Transfer Co., freight
and drayage .... 1853
r. J. Mayer, labor and repair
work ... 1900
Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co., tele-
phone services .... $50
South Bend Lathe Works.
materials LA
Roberts e. Hanks. supplies 1880
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-14

WDeTeupOH court huJOuTUeu uHtll
Tuesday, January %, 1916. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
Tuesday, January 25, 1916.
Sixth day OF term.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, when the following proceed
Ings were had, to-wit:
In the Matter Of the Drawing Of a
Jury List for the Year 1915.
This matter coming at this time,
1t appearing to the court that this
Is the regular time for the court to
draw jury list for the year 1916,
the court thereupon proceeded to
draw list Of the names, occupation
and residence OF Jurors to be put In
the jury box by the county clerk. for
the year 1916. from the tax rolls
OF said county. which said list was
filed In the Office OF the county clerk
and the names deposited in the cir
cult court general jury box, as by
law required.
The following road claim was al
lowed by the court and the clerk in
structed to draw warrant on the
road fund for the amount:
+. W. Smith. 1913-1914 road
work ............... $4,000
Whereupon court adjourned until
Wednesday. January rs, 1916. at 10
so'clock A. NJ.
Wednesday, January 26, 1916.
Seventh day Of term.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, when the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit:
The following road claims were
considered and passed on by the
court, and the clerk instructed to
draw warrants on the special road
fund for the respective amounts al
lowed by the court:
Mrs. II. NJ. Skeen. 1913-1914 road
work. disallowed in full. $14.25.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-03
Ellis Lovejjoy

Consulting Mining engineer of Colmm- bus, Ohio, reports:
 The veins of the Cuprite group are prominent and geologically the same age as the other mineral veins in the District.
 The evidence that the veins are copper bearing is conclusive and the proof of teaching is beyond doubt These two factors insure finding en- riched bodies of ore in depth. My ex- animation of other properties in the District lead me to the conclusion that, the enriched bodies of ore may be de- termined between depths of 300 and 500 feet
 The surface showings on the Cup rite group are heavier than the. show ings on neighboring Phelps, Dodge and Arizona Copper company proper ties.
 Tn conclusion the veins are promin- ent, the cappings are characteristic. the presence of copper ore is proven, the property looks better than neighboring active properties. Based upon this evidence my report is favorable"
Arizona republican., 1916-12-03
Fred. (. Alsdorf

covered the Miami District reports:
 Enough work has been done on No. l level of the Cuprite group to conclusively established the character of the sulphide ore of the vein. The work there also demonstrates that the two veins showing on the surface unite in depth.
 This pyrite is the original sulphidc ore of the vein and may confidently be expected at depth. It carries sufficient copper to enable it to form great bodies of copper glance by processes of secondary enrichment between the leached zone and the unaltered lower zone"
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02

little too wet. We are surely getting
the much needed rain in great plenty
now.
There was an error in last weeks
dance announcement. It should have
read, dance at the Burger home Nav
9th, instead of June 3rd.
Rev. r. w. Cannon, D. D., of Chi
cago, National Secretary of Religious
Education, will speak in the Tampico
school house at 3 p. m., Sunday, June
4th.
Chris. Nelson, accompanied by his
little daughter Mabel, left on Monday
for Rochester, to consult a specialist
in regard to Mabel's eyes, which have
been troubling her considerably. We
hope Mr.. Nelson finds the relief
sought for.
There will be a farewell dance Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. Lee Fitzgerald, at
the Harry Woodward home Saturday
night, June 3rd. Mrs. Lee will be
gone for some time, as she is planning
on entering the state university. Ev-
erybody come as we want to make
this dance to be remembered by Mrs.
Lee.
The dance at Henry Burgers was
very we'll attended, and a good time
reported. 1t was however quite
joke on the musician, as for some rea-
son he failed to come, and several of
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02
JUSTICE HUGHES
THE FAV0RITE
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS FIX.
PRESS PREFERENCE FOR
JUSTICE HUGHES.

Republican members of the last
legislative assembly were asked as to
their choice for the Republican nomin-
alton for president Fourteen were
for Hughes, nine for Roosevelt and
two for Root. How the vote on other
candidates stood is not given on a
postal card carrying the result, which
has been mailed to local members of
the legislature. The data on the
card follows:
The straw vote of 1000 Republican
and Progressive legislators in 80
states for the Republican presidential
candidate shows Justice Hughes, COL
onel Rooevelt and Elihu Root as: the
''big three" The vote:
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday morning at II a. m. the
pastor will preach on "Some of Life's
Ideals, and How They May bt At
tained.' There will be no evening
preaching service in the church or
account of the Union service in the
Congregational church. The Sunday
school will meet at 10 a. m. The Jun
ior League at 8 p. m. and the Ep-
worth League at p. m. A cordial in
vitation to alb. F. Meredith, pas
tor.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02
TAMPICO r. R. No. l

lAMf1NO II. n. NJ.
w. c. Lange sold one of his horses
last week.
Miles Baum was caller at the ].
Walsh home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay and children, call
ed at the Elmer Cain home on Sun
day.
A. L. Dumphey has lost another
colt. This makes the fifth one this
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodward
made a business trip to Glasgow on
Saturday.
The Misses Viola Woodward and
Lille Stearns, were callers at the
Burger home last Saturday.
Mrs. Lange and children, Mrs. Lew
lis Dickman and Mrs. Cobb were call
ers at the Burger home Monday.
Mr.. Schuld has been breaking with
horses, having tired of waiting for
the Water outfit, which was to plow
for him.
J. NJ. Walsh took his son Cyral to
Glasgow on Sunday. DR.. Layton re-
ports Cyral's arm doing fine, which
we are glad to hear.
The Ruppel and Burger and Lange
outfits are unable to plow as it is a
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02

1t is to be noted also that favorite
sons are still supported in their home
states and to some degree elsewhere,
as may be discerned in the vote of Sc
for Mr.. Cummins, Of Iowa; 52 for Mr..
Burton of Ohio; 33 for former Vice.
President Fairbanks, of Indiana; So
for Mr.. Sherman Of Illinois; for
Mr.. Weeks of Massachusetts; Al for
Mr.. La Toilette, of Wisconsin,; 16 for
Senator Borah of Idaho; and for
Governor johnson of California.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02

the men felix's volunteered to get him.
They found him in the happy land of
dreams, as well as his pals, big Ole"
and the school lad. They arrived on
the scene of merriment a pretty
"sleepy" looking trio, but we believe
they were thoroughly awakened after
dancing a few "polkas."
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Services next Sunday: Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching SER
vice at II a. m. Everybody is cor
daily invited to worship with us.
4tf A. u. Baer, Pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02

The Courier can supply you with
Office supplies" of all kinds.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-02

ADVERTISED LETTERS
For week ending June l, 1916:
Anton Assrud
Mrs. Sarah Anderson
Mrs. Josie Boulware
Napoleon Brazean
John Beason
J. w. Barbour
Mrs. Lewis Clearland
John Cahill
G. V. Carter
Frank Dallas
Jacob H. Dunn
Terry Hickson
Omer James
Lohr Motor Sales Co.
Mrs. McTaggart
J. Miller.
Mrs. Kinney Miller
J. E. Nesbitt
Allen Ottaway (2)
Harold Ogle
Herald Parke
Hugh Patterson
G. w. Rogers
Harland Smith
K. D. Strouss
B. F. White
Walter Wright
Registered Letters
Robert w. Connochie (2)
Daniel Forsyth
p. l.. Herring, P. M.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-06
MOSQUITO STICKS.

Use Boar Trade Mark Mosquito
Sticks; most superior grade of its
kind; especially manufactured for
the sick room and family use. Ask
Motoshige Drug Store, King st.,
phone 1854, box soo. 6420-6m
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Painting and paperhanglng. All
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21s acres of good agricultural land,
with large house and buildings for
pigs and poultry, Kalihi Valley;
mile from car line. Apply to A. r..
Longley, p. o. Box 1897, Honolulu.
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Two-bedroom cottage for rent. con-
veniettly located to car lines: fur
niture for sale reasonable. Phone
5074, bet 8 and p. m. II 6439-6t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-20
Wolf Chummr With DOG.

oWASSo, Mich, May 19.--A tim
Der wolf recently ran about the streets
of this city in company with Rus
sian wolfhound, No one recognized
the wolf as an animal not commonly
found in civilized communities, al
though the animal appeared on the
principal streets for several days.
1t was taken for dog until the To-
cal papers reported the escape of the
animal from cage at the home Of
Walliam seagel at Durand. The wolf
was coaxed back to its cage by catch
ing the dog and leading it into the
inclosure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-20

HANOVER, n. H., May 19-The
suspension from Dartmouth College OF
Francis Stirling Wilson. of Washing
ton. d. c., editor-in-chief of the Dart.
mouth Jack o. Lantern, a student
publication, which has been outspoken
against the faculty's support of pre-,
paredness measures, was announced.
Fellow students at once circulated pc.
titions asking for his reinstatement
and some of them planned a demon
stration in the form of a parade Of
protest.
In a recent editorial. Wilson, who
was a member of the Ford peace
party. expressed disapproval of the
faculty recommendation that Dart
mouth students who attended the
summer military training camp at
Plattsburg, N. Y. should receive a GER.
tain credit toward a degree.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-20
Race is Made for Life.

NEW YORK, May 19.-James Hen
derson, 10 year old negro of the Ba-
hamas, was eating a sapodilla few
days ago when a seed slipped down
and lodged in bronchial tube. The
Rev. C. NJ. Field Of Boston. who was
in Nassau, learned local surgery
could not relieve the case, so he paid
the boys passage to New York.
Ellis Island formalities were waived
and the boy was rushed to St. ,Luke's
hospital.
The MORO Castle brought the body
Of F. c. Becker realty man of this
city, who died in Nassau.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-20
4 Americans Saved.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.--Three
Americans were saved when the Brit
ish steamer Engrosser sank, the Am
erican embassy at Paris reported. It
is believed the vessel was mined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-20
nnehes EIectrd Rishon.

SARATOGA, May l9.-The Rever.
end Matt Hughes OF Pasadena, was ell
ected Bishop of the Methodist confer
ence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-20
MEMBERS OF LADIES
CLUB MEET AT HOME
OF ADAMS RESIDENT
MRS. CHARLES DUPUIS ENTER.
TAINs FRIENDS AT HER
COUNTRY HOME.

Many Are Present 20 Enjoy the 0c-
casiOn; Pupils Take the Eighth
Grade Examination; Farewell Sur
prise Party Is Given Mr.. and Mrs.
stockton.