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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22

Notice et shssim's Sale on gxsevtIen
Notice In hereby xivcn that under
and by virtue of \ writ Of execution
In foreclosure. issued out Of the cir.
cult court of the state Of Oregon, for
klamath county. In the case Of J. c.
kakcbeckr. plaintiff. w. W. J. Sum.
mcrn and Anna N. Summers, husband
and wife. W. p. Andres. unmarried; |;
International Mortgage Bank. q cor.
poratton. and W. G. Aivord. defend.
ants. which said writ was dated on
tho :sih day Of April. 4. d. 1917. I
viii. on the lst day Of June. A. u. 1917,
nj tho court house door. at the court
house of Klamath county. state Of
Oregon. In the city Of Klamath Falls.
Oregon. At the hour Of : o'clock p. m.
of said date. proceed to sell at public
auction 10 tho highest bidder for cash.
all the rikht. title and interest OF the
said W. J. Summers and Anna n.
Summers. hk wife. In and to tho
Southwest quarter (SWk) OF &C.
ton -. township ~. south. range II
eAat Of tho Willamette Meridian In
Klamath county. state Of Oregon.
or no much thereof ~ may BE- neccs.
nary TO saiinfy 4 judgment and decree
rendered In the above entitled case on
the :'th day Of April. A. d. 1917. which
said JUDGMENT IL for the sum Of S775.0o
with interest thereon from the 18th
day Of September. 1914. At the rate Of
I pcr cent per annum. and the further
sum Of $4,000 attorneys fees. and the
further sum Of $500 costs and the
costs and expense Of this sale on exc.
cuiion. GEO. l.. HUMPHREY.
Sheriff Of Klamath County. Oregon
ny r. T. GRIFFITH. Deputy.
l.s.lS2?.:S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
Hopes every man and woman here will adopt
this splendid health habit.
Says glass Of hot water with teaspoonful d
limestone phosphate in it washes poisons
from system. and makes one feel
clean. sweet and fresh

Why Is man and woman, half
The time, feeling nervous, despon-
dent, worried; some days head
achy, dull and unstrung; some
days really ihcapacitated by i'll
ness.
II we all would practice the
drinking Of phosphated hot water
before breakfast, what a crafty
ing change would take place. In
stead Of thousands of half-sick,
anaemic- looking souls with pasty,
muddy complexions we should see
crowds Of happy, healthy, rosy
checked people everywhere. The
reason is that the human system
does not rid itself each day Of all
the waste It accumulates under
our present mode Of living. For
every ounce Of food and drink
taken into the system nearly an
ounce Of waste material must be
carried out, else It ferments and
forms ptomaine-like poisons in
the bowels which are absorbed
into the blood.
Just az necessary 40 It Is to
clean the ashes from the furnace
each day, before the fire will burn
bright and hot, 20 we must each
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
Summons
Equity No, Ss4)
Mary DedRl. Plaintiff.

Summons
Equity No ssa)
Mary ncdRi. Plaintiff.
W..
Arthur Eedal. Defendant.
To Arthur BcdRl. the defendant above
named:
In the name Of the state Of Oregon:
You are hereby required TO appear and
answer the complaint hled against you
In tho above entitled suit on or before
the 18th day Of June. 1917. that being
the day Of the last publication Of sum.
mons and the last day within which
you are required to .spswsr ~ hxed
by the order Of publication OF this
summons. II you fall TO appear and
answer. the plaintiff will apply to the
court for tho relief demanded In said
complaint: said suit IL brought for
dissolution OF the bonds Of matrimony
sxisting between tho plaintiff and
yourself, on the grounds Of cruel and
inhuman treatment. and for the care
and custody Of the minor child. Edgar
nedal.
This summons IL published In the
Evening Herald. = daily Newspaper OF
general circulation. printed. published
and circulated daily At klamath Falls.
Oregon. BY order Of the Honorable d.
v. Kuykendall. judge Of said court.
and dated the lat day Of May. 1917.
the hrst publication to be made May
1, 1917. and the last publication there
OF to be made June ~. 1917.
H. NJ. MANNING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Loomis bldg, klamath Falls. ORE.
l.S.l6.33.3e6.13
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
Equity No. $50
SUMMONS


In tho Circuit Court OF the state oi
Oregon for the County OF Klam'
ath.
Beulsh B. Caken. Plaintiff. w.
Fred d. Eaksn. Defendant.
To Fred d. Eaken. the above-named
defendant:
In the name OF the State OF Oregon'
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above-entitled suit
ON or before the 3sth day OF MAY
1917. that being the last day OF the
time prescribed In tho order OF puo'
llcatjon Of this summons. and II you
tail 20 to appear. plead. answer d.
muir. or otherwise move In this suit
within that time. for want thereof
plaintiff will apply to the court tor
the relief prayed for In her COM
plaiht. to-wit:
For Q decree Of the sbove-snut'ee
court forever dissolvins the bonds OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
WOOL sAlG pArGs.
ARg AssmoUscsD

PRdDL1Tol. Ora. Nay 39-1As
folloving voea sale aaess have 1oGn
announced ~ J. n. DasUess. . as0bse
a IL e1seutiye eeuniteso q ~
0reeoa Wool 0sowsese Assoe1nale1:
Hsppsss. Juns -: 1sAe. JGne -:
Pilot Roek. June -: Coadoa. June -;
shaniko. June -: Dsnd aaA 1saHno1.
June 3s: Madras. Aanpln. IN =:
EatseSeiss an1 5sassa. H. ~; -
City, June -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
CANADIANS 70
!: GET GERMAN GUNS
NEW WESTMINSTER 70 err osse
o. cApTvaso MACHINE avme
FROM GREAT oersms.ve asove.
MGMT IN FRANce.

NEW wEDTMugIDTHR, 4 C., NAY
33-New WeDtninistss = Oulng - hevo
. 0ss1naa mssAiaa gua, captured y
Canadians o. tAs hattie lins n Tsaosa.
Another ssn may ~ ssat - VA
couver.
Ljsutsnant Ar Mills. . New Wet.
minister maa, wrote IL naAyee G
he town 6sclasins ~ intsotiea g
his company 70 distsibsts 0ssznaa
guns.
4 suDpess yos Asvs bssa ssa11as
atost ~ big 0ss1Daa sdvaDsays llss-
tsaaat lills wsutA We vseo = Il.
~ eompaay 81 1ve 0ssnaa nasAine
suns. We wsss ~ ~ Asys a1ee.
sseAse. b md - b sar wa1ste q
timss, bst easualt3ss wsss MeA9 ssap
sideslng eur sDesaeioas. We attAs1el
oss q ~ strsaOsst DsintS q ~
vsstssn fSsat ~ s1peet y vlm oD
dova n history . oas g u et0otGge
bettlea Il = gsea1 - eesl TIT 80
has eoos thssnsA se0slAiAg - ~
without . scratch ~ last ~.
when ~ had thsn q ~ m assuse
~ opsn. was worth I'll ~ Ss1f
moaths vs spsat oa this Spot 4 ~
great. Our astiljssy I'D usat s1osa-
don. The grosnd vas simply Mt6ssd
with German dad. We Soan1 sane
voadsrful 0ssmaa dusoats. foety fset
underground vieA furniture = tAe0-
buAks, stoves. Gases q wtns. elonss,
cisAsstfae aaa teod--in e1et. ~ 1A1o
soa,o vooAofful dlDoovos3oo.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22

morning clear the inside organs
Of the previous days accumula-
ton Of indigestible waste and
body toxins. Men and women,
whether sick or well, are advised
to drink each morning, before
breakfast, a glass Of real hot
water with q teaspoonful Of lms.
stone phosphate in it, as a harm
less means Of washing out Of
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the indigestible material,
waste, sour bile and toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and puri-
flying the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach. Vf sf. 4sf.
Millions Of people who hid
their turn at constipation, bilious
attacks, acid stomach, sick head
aches, rheumatism, lumbago,
nervous days and sleepless nights
have become real cranks about
the morning-inside bath. A
quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate win not cost much at the
drug store, but il sufficient 70
demonstrate to anyone its cleans
ing sweetening and freshening
effect upon the system
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
RAILROADS
HELP WAR FUND
LINES AUNNINo INTO PORTLAND
HAVE STANDING OFFER TO Ao.
VANCE MONEY 70 EMPLOYEES
TO BUY Wan OoNos.

PORTLAND. Ore. May 22-To en-.
courage employees to buy war bonds.
the Union Pacific. the Oregon Short
Line. the Oregon. Washington Railroad
and Navigation Company and all SUP.
sidary corporations 70 day have stand.
Ing offer TO advance money to EN-.
pioyess for the purchase Of war bonds.
according to q statement made public
by J. d. Farrell. president Of the Ore.
gond. Washington company.
II trust that every man and woman
in our orsanisation intends - q pat.
riotic duty to subscribe to the az per
cent Liberty Loan bond about to be
issued BY the Government to carry
on the war" The statement reads:
The loan must be made conspicous
success to enable every employee to
participate In this patriotic purpose
the company will upon the request
OF any such employee make subscrip-
ti0n for his or her account to any
amount Of bonds not exceeding IS per
cent Of the employees yearly salary
and will advance the whole subscrip
.ion price. charging interest at the
rate Of az per cent per annum. being
the same rste - borne BY the bond. I"
The Union Pacific system has sub.
scribed for 85.O60.00O Of the Liberty
Loan bond Issue. Thousands OF EN-.
ployees in the three northwestern
states alone can take advantage Of
this offer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-22
ASTORIA MAYOR 70
IN COUNT rooAx

ASTORIA. Ora. Nay 41-Ihs trin1'
Of Mayor HaEIsy, eAareed with -
saulting 4. JajeG was cal1sd b ~
court q Tie city recoedse III nes1s
Ing. Ths cass was Originally ~ ~
Nay 10. but postDonsd until today -
The motioa q IL mayer wAo asko1
for tinps 70 secure witnsssss.
chsIssss ssa sass ~ asasy' ~ ~
aad eesRtfy pespsssy. .
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I'D. Der nit benz T9par8su arol

I'D. Der NIT benz T9lpar3su ards
gtR9"
.s5a. Der 5eGbartiaeriIt! Gin astIts
nant 9iinsmaun ST III 10 Elm iareds
Iidsr 0idtopf. SD bdb's ibm na4s
btr ssiast. SD boffs, CT bsrtufsl Das
IL BET urs 10 Mlooei -. .Sn meinem
GIternbaus au9. Mer pa nidt mit'
ma9t -. 4ber i'd bin Ri6t 10. Was
bat man bsnn 6abon2@
Gle furhte troBig bic Slime
Damn fubr iie fort:
DUNN if 2ineTann ni4t. 81
Iu9t I6 uur tinen oubersn 0ir'
~tun9streis. Die 5tie0eu5tarriers III
hei uug ia iroItIos. Gr m0dts Bel Osi
,5nouitrie unttrtommen. @r fat gang
natte 9orienutniTt. ST bat iiA idOn
an Soft uno bic 0eIt geponbt. 4bei
es pirO ni4ts. SD CLAUDE ss Iitgi
rein nur an ibm. gr tommt INNER
I6on 70 herein, ais ob sr Die 2euti
frsFen poQte, bpn bensn Ct stpna
taben m0dte. 0u naliirIib -. sd
6a6 mir in Der gsr3peiflung 9sbatt
isBt nebns ids nal in bic 6ono
.Dir m1hten uus ndmIia Damn
peiraten!' Iagts Iie mad elmer tur5sn
qduIe befti8, Ben Bid am gootn. SO
tlang pie j,inoIelig gegen HurI Jso'
OerIen, bag er ibr oies 9sitdn0niS
erpreBte Sin Ieiies Rot lber3og ibrl
8aHgtn. 81 iab BON Der GsIte iRl
8artes qrofii. CT nuBts fd nie0tr-
beugeH, um btTer Il b0ren. sic murs
meIte beinabe nur nod, INNER BIZ.
4uqen troBig BON inn a~bgepanDt.
.5ie babea 6oa gslptB AUDI in
8eutIaton0 getannts, Sic cine Ste,,
lung 3u bergtben baden! R0unen S.t
qiincmanu nidt irgan6sint btrihaf'
ien2 Qur Iiir oeH Qnfang! 0ir mol
len ia nidts 9robes! Q9ir flnb ia nit
allen 5ufrit0sn =. 9ur, oaR mir L.
Ben t0nn!n.. sic fun Elm gutes 0ert!
-. Sd 'orss bafur, DaB 2lnemanu
,5brer gmpfe6Iung ieine Saun0C
madt! 0as idpure .id Jhnea. St
lin Der siu3i9t Mlsait aui Der 8eit,
Tor 0em n 2lngit bat
Rarl 5e0Derien idlpieg.
Sie 6arrte betummert uub uniIher
gle Dfraaao fem Stummbleibe
niat, Damn ieuf5ts lie auf.
sd lahs ia gspaBt."
.Q3as Denn, guIoigss 6rduIsin?"
yWlogi4 beroir5t INNER aIlesl gy
pat Gie neulih 10 por ben &opf 8e.
fpBen!... Isle lam nan oa Der.
Ian3sn, 3aB Gie
,0as tat auf mid gar teineu Gins
orut g,madt, Jtaulsin BON 1saT
fern"
sQIio tGnnsn &c Inn aug anoeren
grun0n MD b%elfen2"
g8abon bot i'd nod teiH Wort
gefa9t! Gie mHftu mir bod Elm biz
den 3tit 5ul lle5srieguug laiisu!"
Der iunge Miqioudr iPra4 es faf
drgTIia.
Mlaragarefe BON Teuffern lpa5te
nidt. ibn nod etnmdI olra cine Jras
.9e 8u it6ten. sic bate iid pm Der
8%raitung aui8sridtet arD itanO frei.
oa un0 ia Jpn nit Dor Grpartung
anqItooQ 3uIammen8eprcBteu Qippen
aber obnt Sheu, aus ibreH 6untlen
it0neH Qugen an. Gns 5etunOs
regte ib In ibm md Die 8sriudua8
0es rti6eF, pitIgeplagten Mannes:
pa8 tat mar oft nit ben Qeuten, bic
U{0glides uno lInm0glldes BON eli
nsm for0erteu? u}an belt tie bin..,
Man bertr1itete ije auf bic 3utunft,
gttin, biesnlaI rolte sr nirtIih bsIs
fen. 8ieies MdDaau, bag siusn Gins
0rud auf i'm genaat 6atte nis feline
je 3upor, lo1te i5m paut5ar iein,
Damn tonnte aud tt ipdter o6ne
vi bitimmung an 0isis paar
pun0erIiden 9erIiusr Gage sgyaas
oenten.
(GortieBuu8 foI8t)
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mnr+ihtnI miL for.

8ortfpieI. Mit ioIdea
Iingen IaBt mid in Gube, 6enn id
liebe bic G,ibe, iagte lie nit au6e.
&uf Der 6traBe. a.:
Der 8err 0ort 0rii6en 1T pobI ein
8ihter 2"
81: .Rein, me tormen Sic oar.
au2"
a.: .seiu gn5ug idiuert fol-"
Ri6ttg os3ti6nst.
IA, bas pirO Elm i40ner Pro3eB
perDeu! QngetIa9t tit Die 5ratidHer,
bic alte alatidboie; aIdgertn bic
at rot6aarige 8iBner; 3eugen Iino
bic lrumme .Sule, bic labms 60terin
aug Der 9tiairaBs orei 6pitalpeI'
Der unO bic Nai4fraa opa Der BIB
nsr."
.grrr - Der refine 9egenpro'
8sb!l.
SeIeBrommmg ePt BOT.
l3nei Qanopoitboten geben etIIe
5treds lang 6snisIbsn Dsg. ga bic
Qanofrabe bur4 gtegsngif. grunO'
log geporosu lit, muHsn re sintn
I9mdleu 5uBfteig beuuBsu. PlOBlia
bdlt Der Doraufgsben0e i'm Plnnosrn
inns unD ldBt Dem anosrn ben 8or'
tritt. Sch On nnr Iie6er Dorm
Iagt sr, .0u Daft / ne 9epefdsl'
gIttesaIu6. 2ube 1u
gbs, btim 4usrdumtu elmer 8o9'
nung): .Qimm 9u ben 5GfeIaufias,
i'd ne6me Das Barometer unb be
Stanbubr!-
goe: yBo3u 6ieie bummen 9tns
ger2 Die DerraieH uns ia BLOB bsim
gerisBm.'
,unFnn - mir baden bod ud4'
Fsns - qrsistegsIuI-
@au foI[ niht aug Nitlei-
ben betpun0ern, nod aus Wfelt.
f4euliebe geiiaa 5ouea. = Y. U.
.noa s4leseI.
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FarmluuO ~ Oertanfcn.

Cine Der beIten iemaIs ge6otenen
@~eIegcnbeiten our G%rmerbung zines
guten 5tud 2anocs, nabe Der Sta6t,
quite 0}arfte, gltes 8oIier, i0eales
alima, in ouftre6en0er oeutider
Qieoerlofiung. $50 Biz $40 per
@der. &eidte 8ablung5be0ingun.
qen. Fir meitere Qltsfinfte idreibe
mon on u. s. Gnof, GoirforO, QlIn-
homa -9s22.17
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MDE
Superintendent 9sGImrt6 bpn @ids,

Gin boutGnoiger 8ert6t iiber bic
ariegslaufbabn Der o@moen". MQnner
bonn G9loge beg u@m0en" 4ommon.
6antg un6 ieine8 eriten Gffi3iers baben
bic 8elt in gritaunen geIebt.
Gie .gmSen" mar 6rei Monate lang, ben re ~berforgen.
Ben RriegsFdiffen gum Srot, Der Strefen BEG Sn6iiher
83edns unb sugletd bos %beiebteIe sdtf m ienem GeiIe 6es
@eltnteeres. Gtetg bereit, bos 2eben 81 operr, fibrter Die
prddtigen uen0en" 2elte nit qLugbeit un6 ME b~erfngen0ent
Suntor onf eigene Gauf arieS seger e~rbriten0e I1ebsrntodt
Ole edil0artngen beginner, oIs Die GunfenteIegropbie
Der uenoen", 0ann auf bo9er See, arieg meIoete DorauF
cine g7efe bon Saten FoIgaa, barunter Der a5fnng tbrer erIen
NriIe, Die Gubrt mad SitnTtnt uno nod benz gi6er, bic
gerfenfpng elmer Reibe bon fenbIiden 9ampfern, Die GIutt
Dor feinoliden are18err, rn6 sulest oa5 gnbe 0ieias RUBIN.
roaen aret3ers Bet aeetng.
b. Gite, Der erfe 6fTsier Der oem0en" unS fpdtere
arpitan Der -apeibo" Gr@mben Die 3natte0, befitt cine
0urfaus ungep0bnIide G6~il6ernggga5e pno riemano ioqte
~beridura. fa 6iees reHtoen4 Bud on8uidoffen.
gres Sieies Snaes, in 2eutid DOa Gngfi4, if S125,
init gprtu $1.35.
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@robfeiue.
gatent quualte.

W1an unterItilte 6ie 0eutide
9reiie in6cm man 5u ibrer @erbrei.
tltng beitrd9t.
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3u berfonfen: 2lO 2(del in
Qaunee County, ~gte6rnsfa, TO
Qder gepfIiigt qutes 6 8immer.
Saus un0 ole notigen @e61nli6fei.
ten, ghlb6oI5, 100 ader inter aul.
tur; alfalfa $50; so 4der nid)t I'm.
ter Gltltur oil Der Gcotts Bluff 60.
Std, $25. e6eue8 2ono. 8oebmer
& goebmer, t29 Suo 2. StroBe
2incoln, gleb. -9.24.17
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aonffiiien nll0 @latrasen.

q(te 6e6ern neroen gereinigt mo
70 gut mie nau gemadt. QQe Sor.
ten neuer 6eoern 8u perfnufen.
Gmn6a EilOm So, 1907 Cunning
Ctr, 9ouq. PACT. -10.f.17
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Cine tpunSerbare Gr5dtlMno pom
beroifden Gaten

en- Gorgfofgfet pe in Not rn0 @eahr, itts 6erieGe
firIorgIl6e, fohIide @ef. Sn teinen on0eren are8sbute
fornnten oentItes a3een rro 6eutide gie8es8u6riiht 70
i~agen0fro6, 70 ~un6efangen gum Gusbr9t rn6 e lit gero6e
0ieies Geblen iegIiher Gofe I'm 9erein nit Der feinen geobad.
i~atngggobe ltno benz prahttgen Snn1or beg gerioHers, bic lei.
mem Bud unoergdnglihen gfei3 berlei5en.
g8dbren6 bon 9hifes 2onolngs3ng 0er gnfro9e mf
ben aeeIing Snfaln bic ao6eIberbinoung ua0 5unfentation
an s~erft6ren gere6t nuroe, nur6e bic ngntoan~ BON einem
ar0Bertn unb g~epan3erten eaeliiden Sreu3er o~ngegriffe1 un6
fan1bfinf1big gerott. b. giide muBte iih iett idneq bor
aubrnd Der G~1nfebeit entihleBgl Oh er fd bon Den
gn9Idn0ern fangen IdHen foIte o6er of Dem eia8igen un0
baIberrottten ftetnen Segeidtff sGpei9o", 6os i'm &dien
lag, ben g3eg nod 9gitidlan6 81 iufen 9os Shiff mar
mr. Fir cine g9onafdoft bon s Mann qe6out un6 fem Can.
~1uugs8ng 8abIte so 92dnu. @1ite entidie6 it fit rQ3ebo".
glan merit benz gerfafer ouf ie6er Gette an, ME Il
init aruser Geefe 6as gbenteuer o~l8gefofet bat big gum
augenbtff ieiner geIOung bel g6mraL goudon in Son.
~taattnobI.
.Mel6e e~eborinmf, 2au6nngs3pg Der uemoen" In
Gtdrfe bon finf 5ff3iner, febeu lnteroff5eren unO Iie6ea.
Mn0bretBig Mdnn CUR Stede"
greis bieIes gndes, in 2enti8 Obr Gnofid, 1T $t25,
NIT @urtu S1.35.
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Oregon.

Oregon.
Grukartig fir bic gie65adt 1T
ooS Serbian 8adeo 4roieft - i'm
Screen zines @ebietes bon Al 900
Qdern - fam in 40 qder. JIahen
gefuuft meroen. 8or8igIides 8ei.
6eIon6 berum. Sdreiben Gle neaen
Qon0farten un6 Gin5eIbeiter. 8ia
umionit Qoterno Mtagita.QnfG ten
6eg 8roietts in unierer Omaha Of.
flee p%orfibten. G%rturiton am is.
September.
9arle9 5. !SOOEsr,
$40 6irit gatI gaut 8I6e.
Omaha. gteb. -9-20.t7
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@erlnnnt-@ annIid.

&erIaugt: 1890 Sir eiu e~rittlaiii8e5
Gngros Aaffee. lmo &ee.8gihoft
miro elm gc6il6cter Geutider oIs
Heiiu6cr fIr SEN Stnat g}ebrnsfo
un0 ciner iur oen 6taot aonios
qeiuht. Giiarte inter Dor 2, e.,
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-26
LAW ABIDING

Most of Us who fail to keep in close touch with affairs are more or less inclined to believe that our old friend Standard oil is a most harm less and innocent concern now that the United States Supreme court has laid down its dictum dissolving the great Rocllerfeller institution.
 Yet the Federal Trade Commission reports that through intellocking stock holdings. old Standard Oil has maintained full control of the oj, business and arbitrarily fixed prices in spite of the Supreme court order 10 dissolve. According to MT. Bed ford, president of the Standard oil CO, the order 10 dissolve has been, in his cwn woris. "scrupuIously obeyed" !"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-26

Probably it has insofar as the dis solution conformed to strictly legal dictum. But the fact remains that all the while tho trust was supposed to be dissolved, the consumers of oil and gasoline continued to report that they were being as mercilessly skinned as before
 The three reports are doubtless all true and by all rules we should be merry and rejoice over the exposition of so much truth.
 And the reason? simply that the exceedingly smart Standard oil law yers found new way to pull the wool over the courts eyes, land the suckers, skin the skunk, sock on all the traffic will bear, or whatever else you want to call it.
 And all the while most of us who were not fully up to snuff fondly. be lieved that Standard oil as a trust was as dead as q door nail.
 The main point is, however, not so much that the old oil octopus is still alive as that it was permitted to con tinuc alive after being ordered to the morgue by the highest tribunal in our land.
 Are standard oil lawyers too smart for the government? We wonder, Have the legal jaw merchants of tho 'sCrupulously oheying" trust got it on Uncle sam so strong that not even the orders of the supreme court need be .obeyed save in theory? That's ap- parently all the supposed dissolution amounted to--a thooratical dissolution, for we must conccdc that the report of the Federal Trade commission is as truthful as disintcrcstcd mon can make it.
 After such disclosures it is plainly to he seen that the only hope of the public lies in government control of prices or government competition.
 Either one will be a cure for the Standards smart lawyers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-26
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by the Divisional Road Commission at Nome, Alaska, up till II o'clock a. m, Oct. l5, 1917. at which time and place they will be publicly opened for furnishing 22,oOO spruce poles 10 feet long, not less than inches nor more than inches in diameter, and 30,000 linear feet of spruce poles any length over 12 feet, not less than T inches nor more than l2 inches in diameter. for proposed road from Dime Landing to Dime Creek. Koyull Precinct,
 Material to he delivered along the stakcd roadway closely following the telephone line from Station 21S to station 3l5. that is, from Dime Cross Roadhouse on No. Above, a distance of 2i miles.
 Cash or a certified check for per cent of the amount of the bid must accompany each bid. The successful bidder will be required to execute q good and sufficient bond for % per cent of the amount of the bid.
 The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 JOHN A. WILSON
 Chairman Div. Road Commission. Sept. 24. 26. 20. Oct l, 3, 6, s. 10, 13.