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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

Cada uno debe cooperar 4! bicn dc
IA patria.-CONFUC10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
pENSANIENTOS.

La patria antes que "a familia; IA
humanidad antes que Ia patria.--
EE.NELON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

e amer de la patria comienza dez-
dc Ia tamilia.-BACON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
FIE UPON THE GRAMMARIANS!
M'LISS QUOTES FLEXNER
mo More Latin, No More French, No More
Sitting on a Hard, Wood Bench" If Doctors
Modern School Is Established

cxHADEs
should
How hspen
vast the tme
subunve
FeXner
formal
s
to eXecabe
bad dcton is study Of
methods seemingly educated in
order speak
a o should study ALL
his datrbe bit
in doubtless what the
fvote phrase of Dr. FeXner does
20 a mar
which
English useesnes of the study of formal
If
went" unless the Off
OF
the
the
of schooling
sreecess awe Of
word
however
a
Ing to do but tdevel ndvtiualtygreen with
study
Although people who do believe that
purposes pupil shall be
schooos
Of
bench" 8 ear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Dinner for Ten

Dear Deborah RuSh-I want to give
dinner for about 10 men and girls; could
you suggest an inexpensive menu? We
have a Victrola, so would II be all right
TO dance after dinner? JACQCELINE,
An inexpensive menu might include:
Hors doeuvre of small round of toast
spread with ancnovie paste and garnished
with grated hard boiled egg.
A clear soup with Vermicelli,
Lobster outlets (Which may be pro-
cured from a caterer and heated at home
before serving, cream sauce may also be
bought.
Broiled lamb chops peas and potato
balls.
STUFFED tomato salad Scoop out the cen
tire of the tomato after peeling IT'D make
paste of mayonnaise. cream chees
chopped watercress, two or thre drops OF
onion juice. and fill the centres of the
tomatoes with his mixture. Place each TO-
mato in a bed of lettuce and pour French
dressing over the whole concoction.
Charlotte russo or ice cream meringues
Cakes and demi tasse of coffee
Your idea of dancing after dinner is a
very good one,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Takes Ink Out of Flour Bags

Il am a constant reader Of your Corner
and admire It very much win you please
tell me what win take old blue and black
ink out of -four bags? READER"
Wash them In warm water TO remove
the dirt, then in warm suds lastly, put
over the fire to boil in strong cream OF tar
tar water. Allow three teaspoons Of the
powder 70 a pint OF boiling water. Boil
half an hour and rinse in clear water. The
acid win not injure the texture Of the bags
and viii remove the ink. Oxalic acid or
ehIorinated soda viii do the work more
quickly, but they eat into the fabric. ia
Yelle water Is likewise effective. The
cloth should be rinsed thoroughly and
quickly within o minutes after II Is taken
out OF the water You may put your bags
10 soak overnight IN sour milk (loppered)
or Ia sour butteFmilk and IN the morning
bring the milk 10 a boil. Keep this up for
10 minutes and let the bags get cold Ia II.
This Is, perhaps. the easiest and safest
method Of All
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Addressing Parcel for Trenches

This is my first appeal to you and
feel sure you viii be able to help me- /
should Ike to find out how | can get word
TO the English trenches-just how to ad
dress a parcel NJ @"
II you know the regiment and company
to which your correspondent belongs and
the present location in which these are
stationed, address him accordingly | can
give you no more specific directions than
these. Readers may be able to add de-
tails that may be Of further use. Referred
to those who have correspondents on the
dark and bloody ground" we have fallen
into the habit of calling the trenches"
The word Is gruesomely suggestive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Unite for Suffrage

to
but
weeks
one disfanc1ised
the cities route and OF the
Womans political
a
femaep tion of the
plank suffrage First" The 100000
the
every United They
leaning a Republican
be
held
by enough
personal the East
Miss Katznn that she believes
will NNi"''
Letters to the the WOman's Page
Iss, Of the Ey o
L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Ring Spot on Silk

"J N CLEANING with alcohol and ether
L dark brown silk gown upon which
l had spilled ice cream find a dark ring
is left where the spot was How can
get rid of it? NJ l."
Dip your finger in chloroform and make
a ring all around the first one. Keen rub
bling toward the centre of the circle with
plenty of chloroform, letting it evaporate
freely. When the spot is dry there should
be no ring left or you may scratch the
silk gently with your nail around the outer
edge, working toward the surrounding sur
face until you have blended the whole
ring into the silk. Do it gently and faith
fully
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Eel ON Sunday

Somebody asked not long ago on what
day June 6, 1875, fell 1t fell on sun
Day l. NJ. L."
Thank you. While the Corner cannot
undertake to answer all such queries, in
volving, as they do, a prolonged study of
a perpetual calendar, we are glad when
correspondents spare us time and trouble
by doing this. win our member make a
note of the information impaired by l. NJ.
L. and not expect it 10 be repeated by US?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
GOOD FOR M

The only time It is allowable to stir
ones coffee, etc, would be once or twice,
to mix the sugar and cream into the
coffee; then the spoon should be placed
on the saucer and not used again. It Is
excessively bad form 10 stir vigorously
and continuously. Soup should be eaten
noselessly from the side Of the spoon and
the spoon should be tilted away from one
when taking the soup from the plate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Mourning for Mother-in-Law

Dear Deborah Rush-My mother-in-law
died several days ago; is it necessary for
me to wear mourning? We were very
dear friends. J. p. Q.
1t IS not absolutely necessary to wear
mourning, but IL is a mark of respect and
customary thing TO do. If mourning Is
worn it should be kept for at least six
months; very many wear 1t for year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Stirring of Liquids

Dear Deborah Rush-Is it good form
to stir liquid one may be taking, such as
soup, coffee, tea, etc, vigorously with a
spoon before eating? l have seen a
woman of apparent refinement stir her
coffee with a spoon continually before
drinking H. and il does not seem quite
correct to me. 1 would like to have your
opinion on the subject. NJ. Y. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

Dear Deborah RUSh-Will you please
tell me the correct way TO pronounce the
word bouquet? | have heard it pronounced
like beau and boo and do not know which
is right, Also what does buffet supper
mean and how do you pronounce buffet?
d. McC.
The word bouquet should be pronounced
boo-Iay, never bo-lay Buffet is pro-
nounced as if it were spelled boo-fay a
buffet supper or luncheon is one which is
served from the sideboard and main table,
but the guests are not seated at tables.
DEBORAH RUSH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Garden Queries Answered

II s., +, asks for designs for 1O.foot
square bed, something COlorful. % bloom
this season II soon planted and featuring
scarlet sage. l.; y. has written regarding
proper tlmo and distance to plant scarlet sage
and Alice and Zimmerman ask general
directiona for beds. As there is apparently
q deal of interest I'm bedding plots, we will
devote thursdays article to this subject.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

goal is scored for the opponents: should
it fall on the opponents side, they score
a goal The players are not permitted
to rise. They must remain seated and
must hit the balloon with the back of the
right hand only The side against whom
the goal is scored has the privilege of
Kicking off" that is, throwing the ball
up again. Thirteen goals is game, 1t is
a good plan to have a reserve stock of
balloons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

Bring your problems Of gardening
TO the Evening Ledger for solution. In
addition to practical articles, timely to
the season, the editor will answer,
either out OF his own experience ms
smnll-scale gardener or through con-
suitntlon with authorities, questions of
readers. Address John Bartram, Eve
ing Ledger, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Marion Harland's
Corner

All communication addressed to Marion
HnTlnnd should enclose II Stamped. self
addressed enyeiope and a clipping, of the
article In which you are Interested. Per-
sons wishing to aid In the charitable
work OF, the II. II. g. should write Marion
Hnrland, In Cnre OF this pnper, for ad-
dresses Of those they would like 10 help.
and, having received them. communicate
direct with those parties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
Demonstrating in Public

Dear Deborah RRsh-Will YOU tell me
If it is good form for engaged persons TO
be demonstrative I'm public? | went to a
reception last week where l saw a lately
engaged pair who We're so absorbed in
themselves they did not know how they
were observed and every one was laugh
ing at the way they were acting.
NJ n. V.
It is very bad form for persons to dem
onstrate their affection ia public,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

Friend John Extraordinarily tell me the
best varieties Of peach 10 plant for a sue
Ccssiun? l VIII have half dozen trees.
ALBERT.
Friend Alhcrt-You set problem almost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

Poetic Justice
wrote Of Mary's little lamb
with fleece as white as snow
"Please print this, Editor" said.
The editor said NO"
To make it rhyme.
wrote again of Marys lamb
OF snowy cleanliness.
please print this, Editor" said.
And this time he said, Yes"
To make it rhyme.
-Sundial.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

The question of clothes, what to wear
and when, is very often an important mat
ter, for dress plays a great part in social
affairs II a man appeared in the after
noon in a dress suit II would mark him
down at once as an ignoramus or
waiter from some nearby cafe.
a query which has come various times
for my column is just on this very sub
iect A dress suit should never be worn
before 6 o'clock, and really the only time
one is worn as early as that is for
wedding at that hour for formal dinners
and dances are always later.
The dress suit is always Worn for
dance a tuxedo may be worn to the
theatre, but not If there is 10 he a supper
and dance afterward. TuNcdos are more
for stag affairs, when they are the cor
rect garments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04

Good form queries should be ad-
dressed TO Deborah Rush. tCrttteh on
one side Of the paper and signed tvtth
ftlL name aud address, though initials
ONLY tiH be published upon request.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
N O ytc Z

inviting o,ds tsr tks csNstsvellsr
st N,oss M,iss u Mvnls,pa, Rs,,,
read.
Notice 10 hereby given that bids
VIII bs received By the police judge
u the city ~ klamath Fails w ~ and
ineiudins pscembsr ~. lsis. Tor che
construction VI iSosn mi,ss os rail.
Rad from = poin, within the said city
designated a. tho Intersection II ftfsi
stree, and klamath avenue. 10 = poin,
without tho city designated ~ tho
aof,hcrt, rai ~ Dairy station. located
on the sou,hcaa, quarter of the nos,h,
can, quarter sVc,lon -. Township as
south, Ransu NJ east. Willamette
meridian. klamath coaniy. Oregon.
according To tho survey IT said faii,
Rad line FROM station ssi05tN TO
station ssos',:s. ~ designated on
city engineers map On prenls on nie
In tho once of said city engineer.
All bids nhaii be based upon aud be-
according 10 maps. piahs and nprei
nca,iaas approved BY the common
eouaeii os tho city of klamath faiis.
at It's meeting held urcembcr ~. lsia
Said rlans. maps and specifications
are on Ole In tho once of the city on
sin-~r,
The award af contract hereunder TO
tho sacccaafal bidder or bidders n
hereby made eonttaEcns upon tho sale
II $500. 900 90 II city ~ kiams,h
fails municipal railroad bosds. oa Jas.
uafy u. 1917,
iilas or proposals. for tho eonsifuc,
,ion " said municipal saiiroAd MUS,
b. aeeon,pa nicd BY = certified check
upon sorc responsible bank for Q
p-r ecu, of tho proposal. pa, able TO
tho treasurer of said ri.y. A. . guar,
ant-c that the sueeosAfut bidder viii
rnsrr into coatrae, and bond for the
faithful performance of contract.
Within tho tine navd By tho eoaneii.
after tho as art.
is To IS A. I. t.EAvtTr.
Police judge of the CITY of Klamath
Falls. osrson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

ey virtue OF an execution issued
upon q judgment duly issued by the
clerk OF the circuit court OF the coun.
~ OF Klamath. state Of Oregon. dated
the 27th day Of November. 1915. In 4
certain action In the circuit court fo'
said county and state. wherein the
International Harvester Company oi
America Ia corporation) - plaintiff
recovered judgment against C. B.
Rector for the sum Of four hundred
thirty-ons and s0.l00 dollars. and
costs and disbursements taxed at sew.
enty and 70.l00 dollars. on the Ilth
day Of November. 1919.
Notice II hereby given that ] will
on the S0th day Of December. 1915.
st the front door OF the court house.
In klamath Falls. In said county. at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

he had consulted I've different at,or'
nrys regarding the ordinance. inci,,t.
the present cirrui, judge. and he had
been Informed that tho ordinance was
illegal subsequently, found out that
he Was mistaken.
wan, to know II Mr. Sheets Is act.
ing for the people TO carry ou, their
wishes. or Is he lining up with their
enemies.
Mr.. Sheets. can't you get on the
rish, side OF the fence Il IL rot fact
thar you will grow as business comes TO
you. and don't you think a. you EroS
YOU can get the capital TO build up your
business, wonder II Mr.. Sheets
thinks that II the Kern brothers w~r~
given the franchise. and they got tho
business. that they could not get the
necessary capital to carry on their
business. lie knows. as well as do.
that any person can get capital To
carry on legitimate business.
! would ike to know u Nr. Sheets
thought he was putting ''one over" on
the Oregon c california Power Co. when
he got up the new street lighting sys.
tenn. which Is n creature OF his own
making. and be allowed the poyer
company to litter our Main street with
unsixhtly poles' Did he have in mind
to keep all Other competing compa.
nies OF OF Main street.
have gone over Mr. Sheets sense
less ,waddle very carefully and can
see nothing to II but to try and pull
the wool over the eyes ol our good
citizens. and II he thinks this is sane
legislation. then ! arm very much In
error in my judgment.
Let the public BE- the judge.
A. D. MILLER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
o0UooIoI oAvo lAoo0o ANg
VosMo NGcsP9 o. oAo0 TIA
AND oVIpnU0

HaIs thss josss ~ eo,es asd lsstss.
% vbso u fadss. tssas Usy. dul a.d
uselsss. y caused by . lack q sulphur
b ~ haiS. Our uandmothss nsds up
. 0lstsrs q 0sss Tss aaa Sulphur 70
teep hsP loeas 6svk Asd beautiful. sad
th0usasds q vomss and msa vNo
salvs that svss eosols. that beautiful
dask sbads q hsiS vbieh \ 20 attract.
~. No oaly this ~ tins sscipe.
Novadsys 70 ~ this ta0oss nly.
ssss inDsovsA ~ ~ additios q olbss
lsUsdisots by askiss st any 1sus store
10 . % eset bsltle e "Wyelbs 0aSs
~ SulOsst CsooosaA." vtish dart.
- tbe bais - astasally. - svesiy.
~ sobody 80 Dasslbly tsll 4 has
hsss aS0ksA Yes just dsaDea 0
sDosse ~ solt bFush vttb u. ss1 draw
this thssssh yess hais: takias eas
snAll stsas1 q Q tina ~ 0esaiss
ths 0ay hais diseD0aass; bst vhst -
usAts ~ lA1jas vitb Wyeths oass
~ 0sjDbss coo0sss1 b thsa ~
sides bsastissjjy laskaaiaS ~ bais
sstss Q Ssv sDplisstjeas. 4 aiss bsis0
bset ~ sDoas ~ justsA ~ oyas Il
- aODeaTasee g sbusdasee.
Wyetbb Ser as1 0sjDaus Cen
Ooao6 b . 1eushtfUl toilsl resulslts
% ioDast color ssd . youthful sppssy.
49, u tbs hais. u y net intsodsd a.
~ sssa. a1eioatias - Desvsotles q
llnoA0a-AlV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

m"n'e'ra' railroad bond, ., A.
nomination ~ 1900 each a,, ~. ue'
os'sd J to soo Inclusive. al, n. ".'e
as's December I. is,s, ps,.,,. ."s
years sf''r date, ana tsaria, ,.,..', wv
~ The rate of ~. to q p.t ,,,, wy
Ao's ssinl annually. ON June a., s
tsse'nesf let of each ,sa, VII, NV ivy
"'" ~ payment, oh and sf,,, ~
."'nest !, isst. Tor III. eo,,,,,.,'
~ = municipal talituai f,,,, s'.'" ''
~"h'n SAID city designated as m. =.
'.farr'ioh of flta, s,irrt an, ~.
ain a,rhn- ,o a poin, wu,,,,, ,.
city designated a. tho n,,,..,,. ~
" i'aifs station, located ON N. ...,.
rs't quartet ~ tho not,hras, ,...,'.
~ s"e'i"n ~. TOW nship u ,,,,.
Hahs" iir osa', Willamette ,ns,ls,,.
k'ah'ash County. Oregon
All sealed bids or proposals. "a, ~.
purchase vi Saeh bends viii b. opc,,.,
and considered by the com,no, .,,,,.
ell ~ n1 Guy ct klamath r.u.
"'r'neh p ta January Il. 1917
Maid bohds arc lssucd In puf,.,,
"s an a'nrnam-a, Ia Section ~ ,,,t.,.
". of tho charter Of the Cl,, a, x,,.
ah Fails. Oregon. which anrssus,,
front MAS adopted November 4, ,s,s
Each proposal 10 purchase said ho,a.
shall he accompanied by a r,,,,c,.
rho~k fo' pei cen, ~ tho ar,ou,, =,
IN" bids o' proposal. drawn on so,ns
responsible. barh. payable uns.rs,,
ioha'is Ia tho Treasurer Of III, IN,
~ Klamath Falls
iias or proposals "a, said bond.
mus, he unconditional. and III. ,.,,
c~ssfal bidder ot bidde,s will b, y,
iuiFcd 'o complete paymon, for ..Ia
bonds Within so days sfun tho tim.
nosinrd By tho Common counrii ,s.,
tho bonds arc Rad, for delivery q,
forfeit the drpoai, 10 tho city.
The Common couneii Of tho City ~
klamath fails hrfeby reserves to n.
s~!f ehs fikh, 10 tv,eet any and all
bids and proposals Tor tho ba,rAs,,
OF saia bonds OF any part ,h-,ros.
Maid bands arc offered for .als IN
pursuance of Ordinance No 20. of
said ely. adopted BY the ca,a.,oa
coanril fi~ermb-r II. 1915. and ap
proved BY the Mayor ON i~ernt-s
~. 1915
A I. i.EAttTr.
foiirr judge of the citr ot Klamath
faiis. Klamath roua,s. otvgoa
l.lt to iis
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION
Not Coal Iards
t.nis-d States Land on

tnisrd States t-ana oG,ce a,
i.Akrsir~. orr. f~~-mb~r Is. 1914
Notice Ia hereby s,sra ,ha, Perry
J. Neil. whose i,os,onter address 10
Klamath t'aiis. Oregon. did. on ,hs
I'D day of April. 1915. hlo in this Of.
nee sworn statement, and application.
No, oS:lt. 10 purchase tho SE's SEA.
Section 20. Township j; south. WanGs
> cast. wiiiamc,,o Meridian. and the
timber thereon. under tho pfprlsions
OF tho Ar, of June ,. 1878. and aeis
amsnda,ory. known an the Timber
and Stone Law" a, such value ~
might b. hxcd by appra!s~rnens. and
that. pursuant Ia such application. ihs
land and llmbcr thereon have besa
appra 'sed ai $3.50. the timber sssi'
mated 10000 board fec, q, 800 pss
II. and tho land 5000: ,ha, said ~
piicsns viii oasr proof In support q
bis application and sworn statement
oa tho s7th day of February. 1917. ~
fore e. II. psi.ap. Clerk Of tho counv
Court. 1t klamath Falls. Oregon.
Any person II at liberty TO protect
this purchase before entry. or in'''a's
. conteat At any time before passnt
issusa. by Ming q rorrohorAsed a.
ndavtt In this once. alleging tae"
which would defeat tho entry.
JAZZ. ,. BURGESS.
is,,s $50 Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
Noste~ lasttinx Proposals to rass has~
CmJ ot kisasssh tsiis isspsove-
nsrnl ltsnsls.

CtsJ ut klaasssh tstis taspsose.
ms~ns itA,nsis.
s~aisd proposals siii bo received
BY tho Police Judge OF tho city of
klamath Falls Oregon. up to ana 10,
ciadins Moadsy. January sih. 1917.
., tho hour OF . o'clock p. m. for the
purchase Of ciiy of klamath Fails im.
protement bonds. assresstias In
amour, eleven thousand four hun
dr~d and fourteen and ss'ioo an
sitSp dollars, These boads arc
authorised BY ordinance No, 5ss Of
sa.d city. AMI viii mature In tsa
Year, from dat. Il issue. and are op
iienai after ons year. and may b. -
deemed IN mum. f,eai order at tho
option of the eNs al any srmiaanasi
eopron period. u, er after me yea,
from date Of issue.
These bonds are authorized 10 pro-
vide fanda for payment of the cost Of
grading and improving of Eleventh
street from main street 10 cpham
street. exclusive Of uniied States GOV.
csnmsnt irrigation canal right OF way.
aad rpham street from iis intsrvse-
ton with Eievca,h street to Prospect
street. ineiud!ns intersections.
These bonds will bo sold 10 the
hixhrs, and br., bidder for cash sos
not less than par value and Accrued
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
sum ssssDsss
tSo. SO Equity

tSo. SO Equity
County Of klamath and State oi
Oregon.
Minnie Laws. Plaintiff,
James Laws. Defendant.
To James Laws. Defendant above
named:
In the Name Of the State of Oregon: I:
You ar" hereby required 20 appear
and answer To the complaint nlcd
against you In tho above entitled
suit on or before the 10th day Of
January. 1917. that being tho last
day Of the time prescribed In the or
der OF publication Of this summons.
and II you fail so to appear. plead.
answer. demur. or otherwise move.
for want thereof plaintiff will apply
10 the court for the relief prayed for
In his complaint. t0-wit:
For a decree dissoiving tho bonds
OF matrlmony now existing between
the plaIntin and defendant. upon tho
grounds of habitusi drunkenness con-
tracted nfter said marriage. and con-
tinuing for more than one year i'm.
mediately preceding the Ming Of the
bill OF complaint herein.
This summons II served upon you,
the said defendant. by publication
thereof In the Evening Herald. q pub.
lie newspaper of general circulation.
printed and published At Klamath
Falls. klamath county. Oregon. once
q week for SIX consecutive weeks
fisven inssStions). the hrst publica-
tion being made November 20, 1915,
and the last publication January .,
1917. by order OF tho Honorable d.
v. Kuykendsii. Judge OF the circuit
court OF klamath county. Oregon,
which said order was made. entered,
dsted and nled In this suit November
~. 1915. W. H.A. RENNER,
Attorney for Pisinti4.
3s-6-i3-ls-3s-1-S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
Sut,susssssa
tNo, StS Eauity)

In the Circuit Court. IN and Tor the
connty OF klamath and state oi
Oregon
cico u. Parker. Piain,ia.
Grace n Parker. Defendant
To Grace y. Parker. i'vfcndan, above
namrd
IL th. Name of tho State ot Oregon
You are hereby required To appear
and answer Ia the complaint a,cd
against you In the above ,n,ittrs.
sui, on or bcfor, th. 10th day ~.
January. tst'. that being tho las,
day OF tho tiue prescribed In tho OF
der of publication OF this summons.
and II you fail az to appear. plead.
answer. d-mur. or otherwise move.
for want thereof piain,in viii apply
to tho court tor the relief prayed tor
In his complaint. to.~i,:
For a decree dissoiSinG tho bond,
of matrimony now existing between
the piaintiH and defendant. upon the
grounds OF ~iiifui dss~rtiou on the
part OF the Defendant for more than
ono year previous to tho instilatins &
Of this suit.
This summons IL served upon you.
tho said defendant. by publication
thereof In tho Evening Herald. = pub
lie newspaper Of general circulation.
printed and published al Klamath
Falls. klamath county. Oregon. once
a week for nix consecutive weeks
,ssycn ins~r,ionsb. the hrst pubiira.
t,oa being made November :s. 1919.
ani tn. tas, publication January ..
.pi1. by order Of the iionorabic u
" kuyk.ndsii. judge ~ tho eiseui,
court of Klamath county. Oregon.
which said order vas made. entered.
dated and nl~d In this suit Sovem b-r
-. 1915. ". IA. RESSER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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