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No AGGRESSIVE ACTION BY US,
UNLESS FORCED BY MEX|CANS
FOUR To TEN MEN
KILLED IN FIRE
IN GRAIN ELEVATOR

BALTIMORE. June 13. - Pennsyl-
vania railroad elevator No. 81. harbor
front at Canton. a suburb. was burned
today. with a loss Of life estimated at
from four TO ten men. and injuries
to more than forty others. The VIC
tins were mostly elevator employees
and cargo trimmers Three OF the in
Jured were in critical condition to-
night
Two steamships. the william Van
Driel. Sr., a Dutch vessel and tHe
British steamer Welbeck Han. which
were loading grain at the elevator.
also were badly damaged by fire and
wreckase dropped upon them from the
elevator.
The DANES spread 10 an ore pier
next 20 the elevator, badly damaginE
II. Several strings Of grain cars IN
the elevator were burned.
While the fire is thought to have
been caused by an explosion OF grain
dust. theory was advanced that u
may have been caused by a boutA
This theory viii be investigated.
The blast blew out the ninety-foot
tower, or upper elevator. and IN an
instant the whole building was ablaZr,
The estimated loss H. more than
100000 This represents the cost
Of the elevator. the damage 10 the two
the elevator and aboard the vessels
Altogether about q million bushels OF
wheat. cats. barley. rye and buckwheat
were destroyed.
Scores OF men barely escaped with
their lives Thirty-four grain handlers
and stevedores. who Were partially
imprisoned in the hold OF the Welbeck
Hall. fought their way 10 freedom over
the piles OF grain. Gaining tho deck
OF the ship. they found their way 20
the shore cut on by the flames. Some
OF them Jumped overboarr and We're
picked W. Launches ran alongside
and took or the others
The number Of known dead was in
creased TO three By the finding OF a
body IN the wrcCkage OF the elevator.
Nine men were unacCOunted for TO
night They were William COwan.
- Schattner and Adam G.. Schmidt.
Chamber OF Commerce inspectors. and
six laborers.
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COMPETITIVE PRIZES
ARE AWARDED AT THE
STATE UNIVERSITY
SPECIAL Disratch u NJ IutcIue,nc,r

Special Dispatch q tho Iutclur,ncer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June 10
In the annual competitive drill Of the
companies composing the West Vir-
ginia cadet corp, today company 4
won the color- for the best drilled com
pany while Dorsey Brennan of Graf
ton, ". Va. was awarded a Saber for
the most proficient captain.
Sergeant e.. ". Mcdowell was award
cd gold medal for the highest aver
axe scores at target practice and Cor
poral 4 X Carroll silver medal for
second highest score az record target
practice
4 " Miller Of Company r won %
United Statc- rife. model 1903. for
making Tho highest score boz ,ompsfi-
ron among tho company teams Pres
ldcut Irot'er mad" Tho. awards.
The initiation and annual business
meeting Of Ihi Beta Kappa was held
today and The following initiates were
taken into fhe. order Misses Saliic
Evans AID Nyr8 Ne0lr. Paul Hagan.
Paul FulCher. Rex Ecrscy and Homer
BaumElrfner Of Tho 1916 graduating
class and Thomas T.. Ifauchf OF Buck
h1nnon. dean Of West Virginia We~.
loran college. Ofcere were elected
for Tho ensuing year with Ur R 4.
Armstrong Pre- Idsnf Ur 8 VI Reese.
vice pre- dent. and Dr. o. w Trus-
colt. -ocrcfar, and treasurer
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MUTINY OF CARRANzA
SOLDIERS IS EXPOSED

PRESIDE. Texas. June l2-What
was declared 10 be a plot of soldiers
~ the CarranLa garrison AZ OUuaga,
on the frontier. 20 mutiny. assassinate
the commander and his stan and at
tack and loot Preside was revealed
In OUnaga today.
Colonel RioEas. garrison command
er. announced that the wife ~ the late
Major MARTINEZ. executed here May
. on q charge Of attempted rebellion.
had betrayed The plot and iu plcatsd
q number Of officers and soldiers. She
said the conspirators planned 20 place
tho entire section under the command
of General Cillau.uvo after killing the
Americans here and obtaining supplies
from the local stores
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TEDDY CONFERS WITH
BIG PROGRESSIVES
BUT REFUSES TO TALK

NEW YORK. June i3.-Col Theo-
dore Roosevelt had a conference here
tonight with George w. Perkins. Gov
ernor Hiram johnson. Oscar :. Straus
and Chester II. Powell OF California to
discuss the future course OF the Pro
gressiye party. His tentative refusal
or the Presidential nomination and the
advlsabllity OF having some one else
named in his stead as candidate by
the national executive committee Of the
party were considered.
Colonel Roosevelt would not talk for
publication on what took place a. the
conference
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THE flag
BY Walt Mason

Brghthued and beautiful, it floats upon the summer air:
and thread of denotes the woven there
love of veterans whose tread has the fields of red
and women old who their dead but without
despair Bright hued and beautiful courts careSses of the
and strainng staff sports in Haunting ecasies
and other flags that gay long long laid
and whose heads gray thinking now
of these Serene and beautiful waves the flag our fathers
knew; in Freedoms sunny air laves gains brighter
hue and may still the symbol be of all that makes nation
free still cherish Liberty and our God be true
by GeoM Adams
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Ooddridae Recount

WEST UNION. W. Va. June Ia
The recount OF votes Of DoddridEs
county cast for the Republican can
didates for the Eovernorship resulted
in a gain for Lilly. whose majority
Is placed AZ 526. The final totals are:
Lilly. 1877; Robinson. GIL.
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Of
CzERNOW|Tz|S
NOT CONFIRMED
OFFICIAL NEWS OF
FALL IS EXPECTED
In Recent Flight Austrians
Compelled to Give Up
Important Points.
FIGHTING is FURIOUS

PETROGRAD. June l3-l2:25 a.
m, via London IL 25) The reports
OF the occupation Of CZernowitZ. CAPT
tai OF Bukowina, by the Russians are
still without confirmation. but after
the recent defeat Of the Austrian Col
onel General Planners army and the
successful Russian operations in the
immediate vicinity Of Czernowitz. Of
hcial news OF the fan OF the city Is
momentarily expected here
The Zale ZsZCyCky point Of support
and one of the most important posi-
uons on the Dniester line Of fOrtifica-
lions, also comes within the zone now
threatened by the extreme southern
flank Of the Russian forces and. sur.
rounded as 10 new is BY the advancing
Russians. II is in an equally critical
situation.
The two other most important sec
tors OF the front extending from the
Irlpet River 10 Rumania are the re-
gionS south OF LutSk and north OF Tar
nopol From the reports Of the pre-
cipitate Austrian retreat from he
former region ~ is inferred here that
the uStrians were compelled 10 relin-
quish their most important positions
on ~ llywa front-the Torcovitsa for
ufictnon. which Is located az the June
ton y the lkwa and Stvr Rivers The
occupied position rs OF the greatest
strategic value Here the same fate
overlook the Austrians as AZ Mlvnoff
pn I've IhNd east or IOrEOVlfZa. Find
ing themselves the target for an in
tense artillery bombardment from
three sides the garrison fed in dis
order
Furious Fighting.
Around TarnouOl there has been the
most furious and sustained fighting of
all. Jnon tho outcome of this engage
mont the safety of Lemberg dcneudz
and the Aus'ri1u- are ~traininr their
utmost 10 urcycnr further Russian ad-
vanccs. Taking the initiative i'm tho
region Of Gladki and Norobicvka thew
launching continuous series OF
attacks and making considerable
gains. but only IN have the newly car
riet positions wrc-fed from them hy
fh" Russians Boo counter attacks
North of luf-k The Au-frians are
known 20 h' ma a-inC -iIsra BILE no
'nforcompn' hUf there seemingly d a
t"mporarv lu'I in tho fEhrnC in this
region The oult pOinf ON tho entire
front whore fhr Au-friau- succeeded in
rro- sing back rho Russians is north OF
IuCTarI. huf Tho outcome ~ tho .trur.
rI' here has nor vet boon decided and
'h" Austrian gains have been off -ot
hF Hu- sian progress south ~ VucyarT
Tho Gcrw1ns. 8- had hoon arfici.
na'"t. have horun 8 diversion ON tho
northern front iD Tho region of Jacob
s'7df and south ~ Erevo. huf an 'hoi~
a''owuf7 'H dte'-rc' Tho Russian af.
ferfio0 in rho roufh or 10 cause f. trans
fer NJ froon- FROM rho eoufhcrr front
thus Far have failed
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CabelI County

Special Dispatch 10 tho TutslliEencer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June 13 -
ofhcial count of Caboll county gives
Lilly 2ol majority The totals are.
Lilly, 2.34S; Robinson. 2.0f7.
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Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence.
HARRlSNIl.LE w. Va June IA
kitchie recount gives Robinson 1859.
Lilly S22. q gain ~ for Robinson
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BAKER
ARRIVES ON SCENE
Bringing With Him the Presi-
dents Personal Draft Of
the Platform.
WILL NAME MARSHALL

ST. LOUIS. June l3.-Arrival here
tonight OF Secretary of War Newton
ID. Baker. President WILSON, personal
representative bearing the presidents
own DRAFT Of the platform, and news
that ne desired the denomination OF
wee President Marshall. firmly estab-
nshed the harmony program for the
Democratic national convention which
opens tomorrow. When Chairman l.
MCCombs. OF the Democratic national
committee. let's his Eavel sound at
noon tomorrow. leaders expect all pre-
convention discord TO be blended in
one harmonious note. program
upon both the presidential and vice
presidential nominations and the plat
form as well has apparently been
agreed upon by the leaders.
Vice presidential booms. around
which most Of the pre-conventiou
nshts have centered. wiltcd away to-
night under influence OF the personal
message from the White House. that
the president desired Mr.. Marshall
again as his running mate.
Secretary Baker also ensctually
disposed of the vice presidential boom
m his own behalf wEiCh had attained
prominence IN the belief in some quar-
ters that Mr. Marshall lacked genuine
administration support
The president desires the reuomi-
nation Of Vice President Marshall
was the emphatic statement tonight
Of Secretary Baker
The presidents own" draft of the
platform "A single copy said 10 have
been typcWritteu by himself-will be-
delivered by Mr Baker To Senator
stone. OF Missouri. chaiEman 10 be Of
the resolutions committee. Little
change in 30 is anticipated. Mr.. Baker
. said he came here az the means Of
communication between the commit
tee. the convention and the pre-ideut.
The platform will dwell principally
.on peace. preparedness for peace and
. Urr. uUr.ft .'
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TIVE wEArHnR

WAgHrNgroH. June % rorsoasft
OHIO. western rruUaFIunufa and WeaF
NirFiniaa Probably fair Wodueadav AMI
Thursday
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Robinson's majority

With the coming Of canvassed
returns during the remainder Of
the week. slight changes are GER
tain. ard the Robinson lead is now
so slight that any material errors
IN the teleqraphic returns might
swing the final ma aiority the other
way. Recounts are now In pro-
eress IN several counties. where
irregularities have been CHARGED.
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Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va Jun,
ia recount OF the Roblnson-I dIIv
vote here today by the county com
missioners gives Lilly 453 votes and
Robinson $40
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CANVASS AND RECOUNTS CUT
THE MAJORITY Of ROBINSON
BIG DISCREPANCY IN
DODDRIDGE CORRECTED
Official Report From Morgan
Decreases Robinson's
Majority.
OTHER CHANGES MADE

BECkIEN. June t3.-The re-
count Of the ballots cast In the
recent primary for the Republican
nomination for governor Is uncov-
erinq many Irregularities In Raj
eiuh county. which gave Abe Lii
~ one OF his greatest ma iorities.
No DOLL books were found at the
court house here and one Of Lii
ly's relatives was found with the
keys TO the ballot box in his DOS
session. At Winding Gulf, Beaver
precinct and SpraGue no affirrs-
ton books were found and the re-
count at the latter place showed
that 40 Robinson votes had been
counted for Lilly.
The coming Of the official can.
Vassed returns Of Doddridqe coun-
~ yesterday exposed a telesrsphie
error In the figures previously
given In the Republican primary
contest on the uovernorship, Civ
ing Lilly a cain OF 400 votes. The
Lilly vote was 1897 and that OF
Robinson Gil. a Lilly ma jority Of
526. Brooke county showed Rob-
inson loss Of two. Richie a Rob-
inson Gain OF three, ohio a Robin
son loss OF one and Wetzel a Rob-
tnSon gain OF five.
In Morgan county the Robinson
naiority was decreased from 4f3
TO 357. In Wirt county the Robin
son majority was Increased six
votes In kanswha county the
Lilly ma iority was decreased from
479 20 454. In Cabell the Lilly
majority was increased from 2e2
TO 30t.
Later In the night, csnvsssed
returns made these additional
changes: In Pleasants the Robin
son majority was decreased from
O. TO 61; In Barbour the Robinson
majority was decreased from 52e
70 493; in Marion the Robinson
majority was increased from .3e3
20 t.4o3. THESE changes. with the
others mentioned, bring the totals
for the state to:
Lilly SO PAL
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No Criticism PLANK

Despite agitation hy some Demo
cratic leaders. President Wilson. 30 is
said. dI-approved insertion OF plank
criucisine the nomination Of q SUI
preme court justice for president. lr
flyurluE a constitutional amendment.
prohibiting justices from seeking other
public federal ofiCe-
The President desires adoption Of
t platform so progressive that if wilt
appeal 20 and attract members of Tho
Progressive party bur without an
open. direct invitation to the Pro
Erossive- fo swing their strength 90
fIr Democratic ticket
As fp female suffrage. if was nm
drrsf0od the platform probably VIII
suggest that flr women continue
their efforts f0r 'hs ballot ir the 70.
-ur.f.F" states. The primary authority
for political qualifications
The principal pI8nka. If was au.
ff0r.rHfi,rIy stated viii deal with tho
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= Srecial Dispatch 20 the Irfeiifr~rrer
FARKERSBURG. W Va. June IA
Word was received here that the re.
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T h e w e eather

Probably Fair "Wednesday ard Thur
day.
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tcontinusd on rags Tsn-l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-11

on the 18th day Of November. 1915.
at the front door Of The court house.
In Klamath Falls. In raid counsyeAt
8 o'clock In the Afternoon ot said
day. cell q public auction 70 the high.
est bidder. for cash, the following d.
scribsd property. tc.wit;
Tho west half twM, Of the
Mrlhsast quarter lNEN and the
northwest quarter tNwxl pf tho
sou,hsast quarter teEt) and tho
northeast quarter (NEx) OF the
southwest Quartss tswx) Of SEQ.
tlon twsuty-nins tas,. In township
sswenty-thrss (s3, soHth. range
eleven tlt) east. willamette Ma-
.ridian. Ia klamath county. Oregon;
taken and levied upon ~ the property
Of tho said w. G. vreidt. administra.
tor. ct VI. or AZ much thorsof % may
bs necessary To satisfy the said judg-
mcnt In favor OF 0corse 8. Young.
plaintiff. against said w. q. vreidt.
administrator, ct al, with interest
thereon. together with all costa ana
disbursements that have or may
accrue.
G. c. Low. Sheriff.
GEO. C. ULRicH, Deputy.
Dated At klamath Falls. Oregon.
October z. 1919.
7-14.2l-2S-%-ll
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By virtus u ~ execution In fore
closure. duly issued " ths clark Of
~ circuit court of the county o.
klamath. state Of Oregon. dated The
~ ~ Of octobes, 1919. ID ! esrtain
aeeSen = ~ elreuit eourt fov soid
eesnty ~ state. vhsrein 0sevee B.
Youns. = plaintlG. sssovered jude-
1snt sgainst ". Q. vrsldt. adminis-
tSetoss ". 9. vseidt. Anns o. vreilt.
xasda ooehsane. peisy Brown, Lille
xrleee. 1sule Irvloe. exeeutsis, ana
lseu4e Irvines leeen6ants. fos ths sum
q ssvea hunlse1 fosty-two ana ~
100 1ellara. aa1 eoels and disburso-
nente taSel ~ seveaty-Gro dollars. on
~ ~ ~ n Goptembor, 1915.
eeSee = heeohS slven that I viIl|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-11
Tells What Fighting
From a Tank IS Like

rushed out Of cellars and dugouts.
One blighter rushed at us with club
bed rifle. Made terrible swips at
tank. Hurt himsslf more than 10.
Had nice Joy ride aftsr bsvy Of Aseins
Germans. All fat men.
FRIDAY Early aaoat. Usual shower
Of bullets. Got right across . trsnch.
Enemy tried to run. but couldn't.
Threw up sponge. One cheeky chap
said he didn't think II was fair to uss
such lighting machines. We asked
Aim II he thought We ought to Get the
kaiser's permission to use the tanks.
Didn't see the joke. Took shout 200
prisoners. Killed and wounded -
many more. Tired out.
saturday, Out bsfors brsakfast.
Terrible crash Arnt thing. Thought
We had encountered wandering world.
Weafhered storm. Rare sport. En-
emy preparing for surpriss attack.
Our surprise came nrst. We waddlsd
into their ambush. Never saw men 20
frightened. Only few chaps stayed
behind. Went snorting after them
wherever We could And them. Later
strong detachment tried TO make
their way back. We lined up across
road and gave them hot time. Every
time they tried 70 rush " rjpped the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-11

,rcsc y sohs'cs nst,,a,,,., ,sah,,c,rewith; ali :, -
Hsrs s !, \. pas,lculnrly spt ioriAv = \
proved oy tho 2itb % ds~ - ~ X
~ y. 1916, pubmlt,,r. ~ - Ve(o>l
mont 20 the voters ~ s'o ~ e9ooG
klamath Falls?" ~ me c|(y =
Tbs said special s,.os,.
ncId commencing M nir. i W y
u smv morning and the polls MI ~ 49,
pvn M mstn cIsht o'clock Il ~ ~ nv W.
The Judges ana clerl. :.
are. reppectiveiy, ths - ~
named uualifcd eiectors = o4o
OF klamath Falls: ~ ~ ~
First ward---Iudges of -,
y, =. stcnrns, NJ. q. WiIs,s. u
Mccoy. Clerks OF ElecsIns.
bennett. Y l.. Armstrons a ~
Second Ward,--Judgcs - -
Y. W, 0owen. w. G, To~.ssN q
w. rnmntnin. Clerks OF Ei.sssa ],
,. slough, chnrles t,rayes ss'es
nlrd Ward--Judscs Of Rl......
T. y. "enrmsley, John Shannon - \
naant. Clerks Of Electios. ~.
Evans. Burg Mason. reeQ
Fourth Ward--Judges A. MA.
len Owens. u. r. McDonsiS ~ y
Ironina. Clcrks OF Electios. ~
Lyle Mills, J, II. Potter. ' N
Elfth Ward--Judges az n,.....
! w. Stout. J. W. Lindsay j
ker. Clerks OF Election: AZ. ~ ~
scr, Fred Bucsing. -
In case ono or more Of ala 80.
or clerks Of election shsii ~ n.
present nt the time prsscrihsS
opening tho polls, tho iudsss y.
clerks present may elect anv s..S
lied pcrson present 10 sct = 49, ~
Judge or clerk. 80
No Person shall DO cntitlaA !. -.
nt such special election WA ~.
9 legal voter Of the CITY of Kis.ssS
Falls. IN accordance with ~ ss.sss
tuition and laws OF tho stais - ~.
kon and tho charter Of salI ~ -
Dated this 2lth day OF OctcSs, \
d. 1915. =
tseaD 'sis. ~.
Attest: A. l.. LEAvirr,
Police Julea
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-
Open bids will bs received By the
Recorder Of the City Of Merrill. Ora,
until 8 p. N. November II. 1915, ioI
the Installation Il pipe and hydrants
ot the Merrill flrs protection system,
o. follows:
80 fest l-inch Mathsson Joint
steel water pipe.
$50 fest s-inch Matheson Joint
steel watsr pipe.
Three nrs hydrants and necessary
pipe httings.
bitches for pipe will have On aver-
age depth Of : fest . inches. q indi.
Gated on plans which may be obtained
on application to the Recorder.
All Joints 70 b made with oakum
and lead and hnishsd In Z thorough
and workman-liks manner.
Bids must ~ accompanied By !
certified check Tor : pr cent Of the
amount Of The bid. made payable TO
The TreasuTsr Of ths City Of Merrill.
The check Of The succesafuI bidder
VIII - held - svidsnce Of good faith
until completion Of the contract.
Ihe Couneji retains right to reject
any ~ all btds.
s-7t PRANK D. OLNrY,
Recorder Of the City Of Merrill.
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MOST DEATl1s DUE 10
TUBEnCULOsls, PNEUMONIA

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I,ONDON. Oct. 9e.-(By mail -
< vnur. AnsAral,.n soIdier wounded
While serving a one OF the crew In
Z tank has given the world the
erst real story Of what happens when
this newest engine Of war goes into
action. His diary Of Z weeks work in
an armored 1uggernaut follows:
rorA.v f,nt Tor the nrst tina
atr.nge sensation bullets rained ike
h.iI - r.IvanI.ad roof suddenly
-. . tevrsh,e ,urch Iookout s.id
g. -. ..tr,a. - .remv tranch
,.fs,v. ..,n Mi ), =. the order We
Asd The fr,.ht.rnA f,erm.r. y.r
,sr. r.hbit. hnt ~. shot dovn a
hprch.s ,eschs,. .ure .ta,teA :
v,c,cr. ,..tl. q, 81, ..hsAe /" Not -.
,..~t s-n,...,cr scv.a - .rd
c.u.ht ,roth., 0>,m.n A.t.chmsrt
cut tbe,r rsnte - rsbbons prlsor-
-. v.rv cur,or. .t.rad - !. r,iA.-
eveA rirrt A.y.s .rne,s.rc. not
pie.s.nt ..T.nk" .ick 49, 4 e bsd
= sea-sickness.
r,,..x.v 80 a. {. ~ h.r cr,,,..
p.rrer,rr 49,. = crc. rhou~ht
~ "A tsnr - ro,r~ to A,o-r =,
~ shover 81 bulists siIlv h,iehtsr.
thoasht they 'could rnash ~ tanL iiEs
I fort. W. ared & them point blsnk.
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LEGAL NOTICES


i NONASO - - g1oO
BY virtue Of IN execttion u fore
closure. duly issued by the clerk Of
| the clrcult court Of the county oi
klamath. STATE Of Oregon. datsd the
11d day Of September. 1915. In 1 cor,
tain aetlon IN the circuit court for
said county and state. wherein The
German American hank Of Seattle. 4
corporatioa. % plaintia. rpcovsred
judgmsnt against Peter 4. Oscar and
Edith J. Oscar. his wife. defendants.
for the sum OF two thousand tArss
hundred ana slghteen and 5000 dol
Lara. and costs and disbursements
taxed Ut one hundred and thirteen
dollars. on the 18th day Of esptem-
bsr. 1915.
Notice b hereby given that viii
on the 18th day Of November. 1915.
at the front door Of the court house.
IN klamath Fails. In said county. 1t
: o'clock In the aftsrnoon OF said
day. ssll at public auction 70 the high.
ct bidder. for cash. the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
The north half (Nh) OF the
northeast quarter (NEx) and the
northeast quarter (NEX) OF the
northwest quarter (Nwk) Of ssc-
tion eleven I'LL. ana the south
east quarter (0Ex) OF the south