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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

Charlie Exams Iinghc.. a..nc.sI.
Justice OF the United state, sup,.
court. b.. etII named .crN f"J'tu'..
the Republican % miu'. Co., Iuu
presidency, despite hts expressed doe
termination 90 Goo sock th, uuuIut
lion and the doubt that prevail I
regard &C. hlf Views ON SOME pf,s
ing national question. -, uIh'rt"
.frourlt io IA" opinion hat H u'W
l,t ODD ,uc nation highest COURT
h.Uld uut he involved 100 polite.
icfuf" becoming a suptrU" court
Justice uu nomination ht president
T1ft. m 1870 Mt Hughes Was -ert
.ue hos seCoud term as governor OF
Ncw YORK. state. tie won M roe
uuIo hy his activities ms counsel for
fuo logislatiN" committee which Iu-
Ncsugtted the Insurance business
and This led tu his election us Au.
.ruor Tie had been 90 "prl,ucirE 1t-
'oru,. lu Sew York city aud 90 pro.
i,-.ut u Cornell university law
school Justice lIushrs wa born 200
ellen. Fails. y y on Npril o. 1862
and studied az colgate nud Brown
universities and the columbia lau
-,huul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
HEIR APPARENT
TO TURK THRONE
TAKES HIS LIFE
Incurable Nervous Malady
Causes Suicide Of Yussuf IL.
zedin Effendi; Fruitless Ef-
fort to Stop Him.


,,,nNN,'""t',,," res pr I,,n'"' "a.
Turkish lmu.,,t ,nu,t ana ia. aver
si,r ar "a. nm. T.. - al nj
hnYsehnld and lr. tauai. ,.mb.rs
u-.,.., - ~. ....,,.t 90. a.,
nam. ,, ~, .r..tt. "a "a, t,t, vYrl.
.tlh ,,,r .r,3,.rt y,s.,f ty,,jiu rr.
fehdi. fru,i i],runIuy kuuwu rcr,t-
ally. tn N-u.tHtrd pres. CORES
p.udcIt hu- I1.t l,lru,I th,u FROM
Loo d.rult.ry ui iu, prince cstubIish-
meut.
primo. y,..,f tlz.JIp had for .,y.
,,,t ,.,,. u.., .Io.rin. tr.,. .p t,.
.curibtr usr,ou4 nUIIciInr mnlad.
Vg..n ,t..d ntri to visit ANNUALLY
b, nth. ,, rlr,p. Ip,Iud.u. fnosa
Il. ma. .u,r.. .t N-,rn, vb.r.
ga. ,,In,,,I ,,,.r. #. .,id r.. ba.D
p, ,u,JuI ,u.,ts h, such cases As
ia. mama. yr.v .Id,, IN, amictiou
.t,.u Mood and Vl,u IA, Eurou.sr
ga, tr, ,,t d., 40. peueraIly COM
s.arr,5 , ,.r, -.rl man Dc.pit,
I'm. d., ...,.I n ko,uasi iotcfc.,
u r|iitat. ,r,.ts ana uqdertool
several TOM. of inspection tu tho Ga
.upuI terrain a., the request Of the
Sultan. his uncle ON one 81 theac
.tups the Associated Press CORES
pondcut mot MIN at the headquarters
OF Iimau SON sanders PnSha. II was
plain that the primo, was under some
strain. lI.s rt~at.uu was dis
toluipd tItuousn n.- remarks were
'u tuems,Ne IS entirely rational
,- ,t. ,~..,., ell, Vb.rn a.. died
pr... ya...f Il,.dIn had retired al
.r4. ..u.I t,.y, y,.Iuv a., On. mart.
p,.., ~ ,r. ~ IA. v.,a. rIor, ne
49,. d.... ., dt,.,p low min.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
Thumbnail Sketches of the
Leading Republican Candidates

sIlIo NuI Nr. Fairbanks s also
mentioned H- q running matte tor the
head . .h, ticket. aud uc may try
.pIu I1r tho onioo ho held iu Io9i-
I.HH Been Huu-otoIt Wu- president
ST. o.. rnauEs known as u man OF
DNn-'r alive opinion aud Htohdiucs-.
u, uH. chairman 81 th' committee"
900 pol. .Iuf.uus off fhr l'l' Uspuhu-
cam ..u.' hfIuu lII' many other
pI,. IJ,.f. aud presidential pussihil-
II.o. Nr Fairbanks i- uu phiubu hy
BATH. u' .a 80 year" DID, BIB lawyer
d.. uIui, ..ou and .rrtod juu terms
I. IH. I.u.f'i s.II.- senate iis
IuI.. 100 Indianapolis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
CHOICE OF JURIST
ASSURED BEFORE
ROLL OF STATES
IS HALF THROUGH


ond threw her thltty .u Hughes Thus
III" steady ron of Hughes votes went
an. rillns up a uou.nutIon. senator
NaGswpr then ,fhtI'" Root -
name. Iowa withdraw tutum'hs,
The FIRST break ul. 90 Maryland.
which gave one TO- Roosevelt and hI-
teen 60 %lIuEhcs. . 'fIior whitman
cast an Sew No,l ,.Fhty-se'en for
Hughes.
IN. Sow Jersey .1uu' gu', Hughes
the necessary l9i hoo nominate MN
Texas gtV" her twenty .N TO hukh"~
tn, roll complete 'H, Hughes men
led 20 dcmunstrati,u.
The dcmonstrut.. thia Time vas
uu Ia" tlour anon. inr DELEGATES. but
the galleries did john Iu Cd" tu extent
IN" band play,U America ana
star SpUugl"d Banner
The NcW YORK. wcu organized a
.lrnc"-sinp ip winch ~ Delegates
uuicbly joined.
wien the demonstration subsidized.
chairman Hardin iuuuD'd ih" Sc
lection of Husho- ut uu motion OF
\. T. Moore. seconded by Seultui
Lodge, 10 wa mad. unanimous.
IN. char then Called for uumina-
ton OF o. vice president colorado
!Ielded 10 Penn-. I.tu.a. and Juru
WauamHtrr was I~..usui1cd and said
My az pcardn,, 'H' 90 -prci1c'
purpose. II is tu ..r.,t tu you the
sense ul the p|enr..uuIa Delegation
OF It's great desir, 'ut' this '"HN"n-
.tsou should houor ,IHr'"s W FAR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

There ls moro 'atarrn IN this see
zion at thc country than ali other
d.-eas'f u1t together. M uutl o.
lJ-f trN years was supposed tu be Iu-
durable. For u great many years
doctors pronounced II a ioosl ol.
o3s. and prescribed local remooiea
aud .. ous emily failing 10 cure with
lo..' treatment. PROLONGED IL inc
DursOl, Science has pro, 81 Clj1rrh
tu Nc u Constitutional disease. and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh cure. man
ufaaturod hy r. i Cheney q Co. To
.cou ohio IFS the only constitutional
cure uu 90. market. II is taken .u-
%tcru1I'N. i' aci- directly on the
blood InI mucous surfaces " the
system. THE. onor one huIdr,d dol
lows '.r ... .a-. 10 fails tu cure. Send
tur ..f.H t.s and testimonials.
Na4r, D.. j.. CHENEY n co. To-.
ltdu. H.
Sod #. rrIgri-t.. 7ic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
I;otLr

Nut long ago when The mime of
Tuhu Root of Sew Nort. former
secretary of state and ui war and
former United states scdntor was
mentioned as u Republican %prosiden-
iHI pus-htii, both friends and en-
ew.,s OF Mr. Root said that he o. too
old Dc-pit, his axe. however thrr'
De- aguiu much activity 30 Ma Guo' 81
behalf. lie was n wears ola "u E,u.
iuHI, o. MT Root ID one Of Amer.
1- most famous lawyers und haH
Iu international reputation for learn
.ur o. Jurisprudence. The list Of oi
nDe- 30" has nll"d ana honors that h,
Lae received b. very long some o'
.lcm %probahl, b. more highly priced
Boz, .ts pos.essor than 'he Nubrl peace
iu Ilr for 1919. which wa. awarded SEQ
So Root ln 1918 bob recognition COL.
ha efforts tu behalf of .ntcruati nal
y,ac, and arbitration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
WIi5ks.

Discussing the chances of The Re
publican nomination falling to Sen
atu Juhu " Weeks Of Massachus-
,if.. Mercer vernon Of WASHINGTON
to-" advance agent Of the Weeks boom
Iu chicago. said his candidate would
hrFo i,5 votes uu tue first ballot
senator Weeks b. serving his first
tenn ia tho souato in succession to
" Murray crane. tie ia "a native Of
New Hampshire uud % graduate Of
the United states Nayal academy.
class o. Is>t He served iu the navy
untt tNS3 cor ten years IN the Mas
Etchusetts naval brigade and IN th"
t%uluuteor navy m the Spauish-Nmor-
lean war BEFORE election TO Tia"
ounie hr was % member Of tn" ma
fIouHl house uf tc~prestbtutIf's ne
five cuuvIpss'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
%l,tItJSi WELT

NsHIH ~ 100 1874 Theodore
hou-e.,lt be- the MOST conspicuous
nhuro Joe th" political situation. ne
may WIN IA" Rrpubl can nomination
hc may try FOR election i|udcpcnd
rut,, but IN amy event wherever he
.vII Doc viii u" ALSO the central point
.I 'u- campaign. leader of the
Rough .urr4. ui-ruor of Sew YORK
.I.D president. president. cN-prcsi-
don't. again presidential candidate,
>.U., I,Hs Theodore Roosevelt has
boom The most prominent ut all
Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
CIS HOPKT III C..
OWN CHATS H"~
WRITTEN by BLRSELI"
A WORD ABOUT LOVE"

y WChO btCOI IONts
My ma say, ti,crr aiui lu sch tuiuG
~ Love. tut | know Different Nh
advice j. usually .ooi. tut most MAJ
IS married 50 tibet make them rroi""
diced on thi, Love suhbjo',.
And Lover Love Love Love % jet
make my he'd giddy To- thlnk 1T u II
makes me want to ritr pu'tir, aud
goodness know. I've a%Laudaiil.d th"
nrighbot~ emu by ~hc.umilinE uuc Of
then actress wimmcu without ritiu@
POETRY ia says. Poets is rihpr win
men uf mcu who ort tu ktuN batter
Hut gIris. want ,uu o., frlr what o.
wunderful thing lave t. It mu"ts
muuuimnrs makes the Wuf,d go round.
lazy men hold there luh- au' ..,hr'
men bus bee creme ~,d'r- Can tuu
beat ~ Love f. snmtluus tibet mpi'-
YOU forget all your care. sud worries
and c,en makes -um folds forget tIrtr
married II makes You lose yum up
peitittc aud do absent minded things
and then KICK brcas the coffee BIS salty
Pa saw "lpvc il % stick 81 diuanitc
wrapped In q rcluluid collar Love rs
NOT to he trifclrd with or ~qvuudcrcd
Becu. he trl~ yuu hc lu,. you don't
start asking him his fl,voritc nrrtfa't
luods rite away. Many O. horse has
jumped the traces hccu~ he feIt the
whip hcfor the bride Wa~ un.
Then ! hey another word ~ advice
gills Don't indoucc him tu hV So" Is
t|ruvuguut. uutil You are -hurc you sui
him When hc shows all the -imp-tou.
OF ~foolishness. when YOU know lave
has got him then make him go tho
Timmit lie don't know 10 better then
and yuu newer Dau tel hu' whnt Va"
mite ge, the hnhhit.
Ennyhov he won't recover rite away
and it you act qrick b"i"r hr does II"
member having heard th, word ."lr'
you may hc, your fingers iu % .frau-lr
hold ON the purse strings. Tl"u luU
hcoum ofhshul Tanker and you let han
be- the bankrupt. ~ Ia says, "Sum
mon newer knows there own minds
hefor they are married and AFTER that
they aini got ANY
hut. girls. perhaps I'm making ynu
afradc uf Love iou don't want :" Bee
aftnd" cause it's the most Wonderful
thing ON crth There aiui mo- -hurr
way of getting bit hy il. II Jest cum,
charge 81 the detail which o. a-s'm-
bling m national guard arruptdu" u'
,uo atratiuU camp ~ 'olumuu",
iu addition To- being Iu charge % 10"
siu,l' arms practice
Plans for tho rebuilding OF stores
and houses burned lu the recent fine
it Roy 900. going ahead raui1', Soy
cTtl'l m piuN'monts Iu class ct build
rps erected VIII Doe mad,
Ur.r. ago committing uyu'rau. d'
.rrdttI0ue ON the upper I",n- rE'r.
SOME 30 head Of cattle ht.IuE 1r,a
'Hled Ig them Tc.,ufl,
Wagon Mound now na. au active
Commercial club
Tho r..i cutting 81 alfalfa haas been
made loo th, H,-Iila N4l',, and DR., p-
t%rrtious are ON tor thr c,uud .ut.
rur
N1Wua"rrlu r 'niug.u. q h.rrs
nuIldiuG boom. induced. u part. hy
The rcopcning OF the snw mills near
th'ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
Commander Of the Warspite
Receives Associated Press
Man in Proof of His Escape
lBy Fyeutns Herald Leased wircl

London JuI. 10 - go D. m' To-
proof a. ia. .,.tcment at tho British
sumirfty 'h.t the d%rcadnouRhi War
p.to arrived .Ifrly in port after me
%orth s,t nn" az" commander of
the Var.n.u N.srif received can a.
suciutad Pro. Horrcspupd'ni i"da'
and described los vessels WIrp' ul"us
os,apc from fu. c%ouceuttai'd German
fire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
} New Mexico New. Notes


sincere regret has been ',pr
f. AGIutuut Gpurftt uHtT, D l..s
ram. lud Lieutenant Eugene tt""'I'-
for ,tclIdlng Roberts from "a" 40
rurtd, dining room "a i'w Dag. $3.50
while h" was mere uu his way nome
Roberts Won, no coat but wac ln uul-
form The Harvey systemic regrets
were expressed by Ford liatN'', "h"
stated also that ordors nud been
given to prevent 10 recurrenr" of .uch
Affairs.
The state board Of cducat' .n '- ir
s., --,uu BOD santa Fo today considering
ihr rrnnting of professional c'rin'
.,ato. Reciprocal relations with
other state, also are heln- discussed
Mora county has sent G,' more
!c.ruIt' 60 columbus
The outlook for 70 sufficient amount
Of tax receipts go hc Iu ne, hands "l
tho stat, treasurer within 70 few day
go r4r CO., needed So 600 ln the staff"
| salary rand iYr st.t, officers. salaries
are considered good Already ISL"
600 ha- uo.u received for his month
Th, Sew Mexico Central ,s SAID II"
be- ,%pu-idcring IA. installation oi I"--
| "|l,.'r., mutnr c,rs us il slr~tiiut' TOR
trains
william NJ Tn1or, oue-tmo owner
! ot the CIuriotp battlefield md a we'll
| kuuvu santa Ioau BIS dead 100 Ia
junta.
. Bort ShIpman sentenced 10 'h'
| ~p,utcutinrg for 10 forgery to which hr
pleaded guilty. has escaped from 4
road camp.
'rua post exchange of the national
guard al columbus Be- d"iug a bust
moss of $500 To- SEQ a day The prot
It's. which are estimated To- run from
$500 ~ month up, VIII Do" divided
umuuE the din"r.ut company funds.
DIlc,r. of the Santa Fo national
forces, ar, plauuiuE lmmoditt" repair
81 tho Lake peak tran damaged re-
Gently Dos an avalanche Tclcphuu"
communication from santa +" to IA"
peak has been restored
-Four fires on the Jom"2 division 81
the national forest whi,h rangers
ha.. h,on fighting tor several weeks
have ur,u ~'Ntiusulshod.
Tho TRAN to Camp Abbott, on the
Baud,llor national monument, has
been completed ry forest officers.
a-
tn, silver city independent carries
t story 10 the effect that IccruitH VIII
uo enlisted "a eastern training camps
for the Sew Mexico national guaru,
nuW On AUS at the border
Captain Carlo Nioern of santa In in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

iI- 100 dance az J. a.. %. T. hall
given u, 'u" Hcnckahs next ThuI--
oHN .r'r.u- June 18th Music by th"
liuu. tors. IuurEh said YES 800
cents extra ladies. two bits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

NV NUIL Y tTU'I-", Vt
A., v.~ y.r. a. ~ r.
ChiDiso 90 " uoo " . "
%.w NorI non 900 ltN . VI
Eitferis |Hy"nd"i. Nc "hh'il.
Packard urI a.. ner. Permit and i;tr-
tdtu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
The Life
By Laura kiRKMAN
The Woman Who "Saves" Her
Clothes

Who doesn't know her-the
woman whose closot Is stocked with
up-to.date clothes. and yet who
wears her last years suit TO save
the others'9 hut ~hy did you get
them al all?' her friends argue with
her. To which she blandly replies:
But n has - have %clothcsl" Yes.
She has clothes. She's oheyed that
dictum % couvention-to the letter.
hut wearing thom-that's another
matter, and q matter which she
should consider pretty seriously.
Does she wish TO win for herself
the opinion that "Shc's not used 10
clothes? For tho world is quick
10 take ones own valuation: II We
consider ourselves worthy Of the
best In life, others will consider us
so. There are kings. and there arc
trarnps. And a king would rot ex'
pect the respect OF his subjects II
he were 10 20 about looking like a
tramp Let tho woman who wear
her old. worn C.othes. 10 Save" her
good clothes, ask herself n her self.
respect Is Of the king order or ~ tho
tramp order. she's stunning along.
Cheapest accident insurancc-Dr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
BASEBALL RESULTS
\NIlEt, " ~ W., ..

Cleveland. 10: Philadelphia. I.
Al ,~I.,olsrH b. "a u
Philadelphia 900 0Ol % ) "
N.".luud DO lul "E D" 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

Looking for a job9 Try a
Herald Want Ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

Cheapest accident insurancc-Dr
Thomas Eclectic oil For burns.
soalls. cuts and emegscrcios. Al
druggists sell If. csc and Soc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

The state board Of cducat' 900 b. tr
session boo santa Fo tod.ty. .|ou-.d'riu.
tnr granting of professional c'ri'1-
Reciprocal relations with
other states also are benz ..Hr-''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

. Bort Shipman sentenced To 'h'
p,ultcutinrg for 10 forgery to which h'
pleaded guilty. ha, escaped from Il
road camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

Mora county has sent G,' moro
!c.tuits TO columbus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

William NJ Tnbor, one-tlm' owner
OF the CIuriotp battlefield nd q well
known santa Ioau BIS dead BOO IL
Juuta.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-03
United Press Service
" no guided her an

United Press Service
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-The Rev.
Mercer Green Johnston, who resigned
the pastorate of Holy Trinity church.
Newark, N. j., rather than preach to
please the sinners, was to arrive here
today "to organize fellowship of
clergy who shall figth for freedom and
preach the gospel of social righteous
ness"
my vestrymen wanted me to run
my church like a grocery store-to
please the customers" said Rev. Mr..
Johnston, "and l couldn't quite do It.
l turned loose some real religion. The
church wanted the conventional, and
It objected. l imagine this element
in the vestry represents the real de-
sire of the congregation-for bril-
liant piffle.' as l have heard it de-
scribed. A phonograph and a few
well chosen records could deliver the
kind of religion they want. Then,
too. one can control a phonograph
" ith touch of the hand"
The idea of preaching Straight
from the shoulder religion" came to
the Rev. Johnston prior to 1914,
when he with Richard Wallace
Hogue, the Rev. A. w. Arundel of st.
George, New York, and dozen other
deliberately planned to preach twen-
tieth century religion from the Epis-
copal pulpit, and take what conse-
quences were coming. Mr.. Hogue
left his church and DR.. Arundel re-
signed from Trinity. Pittsburg, in
1913.
The Rev. Johnston will be asso-
ciated with Hogue in his work In Bal
timore. 1t is possible that he may
take another parish, but only on a
warm invitation from all the men,
bers, and with the frank understand
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-03
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
"XH HhHI HHIh
uARKENs sgAuTiulFLY AND RE.
sToREs ,rs NATURAL COLOR
AND LusTRE At ONCE

Common garden sage brewed into a
essvy tsa. with sulphur and alcob ol
Elded. will turn gray. streaked and
.:sded hair beautifully dark and iuxuri.
aat Mixinx the sage tea and sulphur
rs.cipe IT home. though. is troublesome.
- 1asjss way u 70 Ut the Teady.to
use preparation improved by the addi-
tinn q other ingredients. costing about
- csnts bottls. 1t drug stores. known
- wyeths Sses and Sulphur Com
.pound." thus avoiding lot OF muss.
While Gay. faded hair u not sinful.
ws all desire 70 retain our youthful ap.
pssrance and attractiveness. BY dark.
sning your hair with Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound. NO one can tell.
because It dos II 20 naturally. so even.
y. you Just dauipen sponge or soft
brush with It and draw this through
pour hair. taking one small strand at .
tims: by morning all gray hairs have
dtsappeared. Altar another applica-
tiua q two your hair becomes beau
;tfulIy dalk. glossy. soft and luxuri.
snt and you appear years younger.
Wyeth's sass and Sulphur Compound
y dslishtful toilet requisite. 1t IL not
Intended for the cure. mitigation or
peaveatio0 o. disease-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-03

tin will take Judgment agaIn,, ,..
for tho sum OF 1925 and co.,. =,
the action. and that klamath cour,.
road warrant No. 1854. In your ,,yo,
attached herein. will be sold to .,,,.,'
such Judgment,
This summons Is served by publl.
cation In conformity with tho o,A.,
OF this court made and filed sep,sm.
ber tx. 1916. requiring It to be pub.
lished once a week for six succesaly.
weeks, the nrst publication thsrso,
being on September 10. 1916.
l.. W, GowEN,
Justice OF the Peace.
l9-26-3-l0-l7-23
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-03
Administrators Notice Of Final

Administrators Notice Of Final
Account
In the County Court OF tho Stale n
Oregon. for the County Of Klam.
ath.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Magei.
u. Deal: also known as Maggie r.
Jones, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final account and report A,
administrator OF the estate OF Msgsie
II. Denl. also known as Maggie E.
Jones. deceased. and the above en.
titled court has fixed upon 10 O'Clock
In tho forenoon OF the 2sth day Of
October. 1915. M the time. and the
county court room. In the court house
Of Klamath county. In the city Of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, as tho place,
when, and where any person may pre-
sent any objections or exceptions 10
anything therein contained. or to IN,
thing done BY me rs administrator Of
said estate. and at the said time and
place tho said court will finally settle
said account.
This notice Is published pursuant
10 an order OF the above entitled court
made September IS. 1915. and the
first publication thereof Is made on
September 10. 1915.
Dated September 10. 1916.
JOHN N. WARREN.
Administrators OF Said Estate.
l9-aG-3-l0-l7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-03
Notice 10 Creditors

In the Co,inty Court OF Klamath
County. State Of Oregon
In tho Matter OF the Estate OF James
W. Gilmore. Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given. by John II
Foster. administrator Of tho estate Of
James w. Gilmore. deceased. to tho
creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against said decedeht. to pre-
sent them. with the proper vouchers.
within six months from the date OF
this notice. to the said administrator
at his place OF business ut Klamath
Falls. klamath county. Oregon.
Dated this 18th day OF September.
1915.
JOHN II. FOSTER.
Administrator OF tho estate Of James
w. Gilmore. Deceased.
1'ate Of Grst publication. September
~. 1916. l2-19.2G-3-1O-17
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