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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
new MARCHING SONS FOR
OUR ARMY,IM FRANCE
40ver the Sea to Germany" Was
Composed by Men on the
Way Over.

The American troops In France have
q new marching song-"Over the Sea
10 Germany"
The music was composed by Clar-
ence Gidley. a son Of the famous Cap
tain Gridlcy OF Manila Bay, and the
words were written on the way over
by John Erb. commissary clerk on one
Of the transports. The chorus goes:
0oodby. dear old Yankee land. Hello,
France.
We've sailed across the ocean to make the
Germans dance.
They have tried To rule the world with
military stun.
But We come from country that never
takes a blur
The music Is reminiscent Of Tip.
perary." "A Hot Time In the Old Town
Tonight and the 'Doxology." but II
viii do.
It has a great march rhythm and
makes a great hit with the French a.
the regiments swing past.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
CAPE ROSTER.

Oliver Gray has bought an autom obile.
Mrs. James Redman is working in
Castine.
The hotels are open, with fair amount
Of business.
There was dance at Blake's hall
Wednesday evening.
Daniel Gray Of Bar Harbor is visiting
his brother Otis.
Mrs. Bragg and party Of friends are
occupying her cottage at Indian Point.
Mrs. Eugene Redman and children, Of
New Haven, are visiting Mrs. B. r. Dyer.
James and Edwin Farley OF New York
are occupying their cottage at Weir Cove.
Mrs. Chester Smith and three children,
OF New Hampshire, are occupying the
bungalow OF John Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Howard recently
took their little daughter Ella to Bangor,
where she underwent surgical operation.
July IA. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
PRISONERS PATRIOTIC.
Al Except Two In Elmsford Jai
Eager to Enlist.

Thirty-five out Of thirty-seven in
mates Of military CONSUMPTION age In
the new westchester On. " county
penitentiary de luxe in Elmsford. OF
which v. Everit Macy, commissioner OF
correction, Is head, have offered to go
to war. They prefer the trenches to q
life OF comparative ease In the worlds
newest and most luxurious jail.
.aThey are ell eager to enlist" said
Warden Calvin Derrick, except two
who have wives and small children.
These are the only ones who made any
claim for exemption at the registra-
ton"
Nearly all the eligibles are serving
time for misdemeanors and therefore
are net barred from army duty. Mr..
Derrick Il highly pleased with the
patriotic spirit Of his charges and con-
Guided, eve have no slackers." SO
far 100 inmates have bean received at
the penitentiary, which Il only partly
completed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

Allare sorry that Fairview cottage will
not be opened this year.
Jay Staples was at home last week for
few days.
Robert Lord, U. s. n. R., is at home
from Portland for a few days.
E. E. Dodge, who was injured while at
work at the mines, has returned to work.
william Cain, who was thrown from .
carriage last week, is not gaining rapidly.
July IS. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
COUNTY NEWS
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Whereas. The angel Of death has again en-
tered our chapter and taken from us dur sis
ter, Ada Parker, therefore
ResoIesd, That while We realize that death
il not the end but the beginning, we mourn
the Ioss Of our sister, who was always so inter-
ested in the prosperity Of our order.
Resoived. That we. rs members Of Jephthah
chapter. No. a, o. =. g.. tender TO the family
Of our departed sister our heartfelt ympathy
In this sore bereavement
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning thirty days, that copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the family, also to TBs
ELLswoRrH AMERICAN for publication, and
that they Be spread on our records.
Whereas, Our chapter has again been called
upon TO give up . sister In death; this time IL
was Sister Aljava Norwood who answered the
call TO come home; therefore
Resotved, That We. - members Of Jephthah
chapter, No. Al. o. &. g., will ever cherish .
loving remembrance Of our sister, VIII was =
loyal and esteemed member.
Rssotved, That We extend to the bereaved
family our sincere sympathy In their tfouble.
Resotved, That our charter be drAped In
mourning thirty days, that . copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the family Of our sis
ter, also one seut TO The ELLswosTH AMx1I.
CAN for publication, and that they be spread
ON our records.
MAY LAwroN,
KATHERINE WALLS.
EBEN r. RICHARDSON,
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
PENoBsCoT.

Lewis Bowden OF Rocksport is visiting
relatives here.
Bert Field OF Reading, Mass, is the
guest OF his uncle, William Hutchins, for
two weeks.
Rev. A. e. Davies gave an illustrated
sermon Sunday evening, which was much
appreciated.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Snowman have re-
turned to Springfield, after spending
their vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Snowman and
son Robert and Miss Theresa Tapley OF
Springfield, Mass, arrived o-dsy for the
summer.
Mrs. George Whitehouse and son Ken
meth came from Boothbay Harbor last
week, to spend the summer with Mrs.
Sarah Sprague.
Merle Conner of Castine had Q narrow
escape from drowning in the bay here
Sunday morning. The motor boat in
which he was coming from Castine back
fired, and in some way the gasoline took
fire. Almost Immediately the boat was in
flames. Mr.. Conner, having no tender,
jumped overheard. His cries Tor help
were heard here, and Oscar and Hal Leach
went to his rescue. Mr.. Corners was in
the water about an hour and was almost
exhausted when taken into the boat. He
was taken to the home Of William Hutch
ms and made comfortable with dry
clothing, and after q short time seemed
none the worse for the accident. The
bost, which was q large one, was the
property OF Ralph Wardwell Of Castine,
and is total loss.
July is. WooDLocKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
SURRY.

Archie Cousins spent the weekend in
town.
Mrs. Charles Anderson is visiting her
sons, Ivory and Sterling.
Charles Eldridge is here from Gardiner,
repairing his summer home.
Elmer Kane and Capt. N. J. Kane are
spending few days at horne.
Harry Torrey spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Sterling Anderson.
Mrs. Angela Harvey and Mrs. Eleanor
Harvey Of Kenduskeag are visiting their
sister, Mary Gray
July 16. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
BLUEHILL.

Roy St. George has enlisted in the navy.
The village improvement society is in
debted to Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin for the
cost Of placing the sun dial, given by her.
in the village square.
The 'sNon Ego' class OF the Baptist
Sunday school held patriotic sale Friday
evening to raise funds for the support OF .
French war orphan. About ~ was
realized.
The Red Cross society held an all-day
meeting at the Baptist chapel July 10.
About thirty members attended. A pic-
mic dinner was served, and large amount
OF work was accomplished. Future meet
ings will be held in the banquet room u
the town hall. All Interested in the work
are cordially invited.
Recent arrivals OF the summer colony
include; Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ward Peters,
Mr.. Smelling. Mr.. Reynolds Boston;
Mr.. and Miss Qelbart OF Hartford, Conn.
J. N. Davidson and family Of Pittsburgh,
Pa; Walter ]. Rich Of Cleveland, o.; Mr..
Tapley and family of Ottawa, Can; Mrs.
A. 8. Thomas, Winthrop Thomas, William
McAdoo and daughter, Miss Roberts OF
New York, and G. D. Fleming o.
Waltham, Mass.
A flag, purchased by the Sunday school,
was placed in the Congregational church
sunday morning, with q simple ceremony.
The flag was carried in by Sprague Sweet
(son Of veteran of the Civil wary &C.
companied by four young ladies, teachers
in the Sunday school. DR.. Martin re-
ceived the flag and placed it in position,
after which Mrs, Peters sang s'The Star
Spangled banner" The Russian national
hymn was played as occasional. The
sermon was on .'Intercession," in accord
ance with the united-call of the churches
in American to pray for Russia.
July IS. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
WEST sEDGwICK.

A telephone line is soon to be install led
through this part OF the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Carter have re-
turned to their home in North Sedgwick.
Mrs. Inez Carter and son Maurice are
visiting Der daughter Stella in Bar Har-
Dor.
Lawrence Chatto OF Sedgwick is with
his grandparents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Richard
Benson, this summer.
July IS. x.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
1917
SUNSET.

Edna Snowden has gone to Boston.
George Davis has purchased new auto
mobile.
Mrs. Roberts has opened her cottage for
the summer.
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Walter Small.
Mrs. Wallace Easton is visiting her
mother, MRS. A. 7. Small.
freeman Staples OF Swans Island is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. William Coolen.
July 10. SADIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
Didn't Raise My
Boy to Be a Stacker

l didn't raise my boy to be Stacker.
I brought him up to be my pride and 10Y.
II an5ther land insults us We viii whack
her.
No other country with our rights can
toy.
didn't raise my boy to be a stacker,
taught him true American 10 be-
10 night when fight he should. for liberty
and good.
didn't raise my boy to be a Stacker
T. A. NJ. in New York Evening Sun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
NEWS
OTIS.

OTIS.
Mrs.sWslter Cuthbertson is visiting in
Bangor for few days.
Edythe Jellison, who 10 employed in
Bangor, is at home for short time.
Rufus Webb OF Boston returned the
Fourth, after few days visit at home.
The farmers will wait another week be-
fore beginning haying, as grass is still
growing.
A. y. Edgecomb has patch Of potatoes
that is wonder to see for their size and
thrift, considering the backward season.
II. p. Grover and wife, Roland Salisbury
and Miss Erma Jordan spent the Fourth
ct Bar Harbor. They made the trip in tae
Grover car.
Miss Lord OF Ellsworth and Miss Erma
Jordan Of Waltham closed successful
terms Of school here last Friday. All hope
they will return for the fall term.
A number OF men in town took last
Saturday to finish the work begun some
time ago on the cemetery. The painting
OF the fence-posts white is an added i'm
provement.
Many people from the cities are at the
lake, attracted by the beautiful scenery
and air and the excellent perch fishing.
Many automobile parties from Bangor
come daily.
E. J. Murphy, manager OF the Murphy
operations here, with Mrs. Murphy
is living at the boarding. house here.
They were joined for the Fourth by W,
J. Murphy and wife Of Bangor,
July u, DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
antGttsnasulas
WHY. NE ARE NERVOUS

In perfect health we hardly realize
that we have network Of nerves, but
when strength is declining the same
nervous system gives the alarm in
headaches, tiredness, dreamful sheep,
irritability, and unless corrected, leads
straight to a breakdown.
SCOTS Emulsion is exactly what you
should take; its rich nutriment gets
into the blood and so feeds the tiny
nerve-cells while the whole system
responds to It's refreshing tonic force.
opn 4 Dpwue. Bloom6ed. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Miss Ella Nelson OF Everett, Mass, is
Waiting here.
George Bickford has moved to Bluehill
Falls for the summer.
Walter Hodgdon has sold his house and
LOT to B. e. Sylvester, jr.
CiareDce Friend Of Brockton, Mass, ID
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Oscar Bowden.
Mrs. Flossis Hendrickson and daughter
Marie, Of Portland, are guests Of Henry
Hendrickson and son.
Elmer Day has moved from West
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18

Brooklin into this little cottage recently
built BY B. e. Sylvester, jr.
Miss May Spear, who 10 employed in
Charlestown, Mass, il spending her va
cation with her parents, Ben Spear and
wife.
Miss Rosa Henderson, who has been
spending = few days with her mother,
Mrs. Angus Henderson. who was i'll, has
returned to Sargentville.
July 10. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18

Workman are busy ON the foundation
Of ths new schoolhouse for the lower
grades, in the Gilley field.
The ladies' aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will hold its mid
summer sale Wednesday, Aug 1, at
Masonic hall.
The electric light company is setting
poles through the town. Citizens whose
houses are wired are rather impatient at
the long delay in getting the power for
house lighting.
One day recently Henry Buckminster OF
StoninRton came to visit his sister, Mre,
George Gilley. He was joined here BY
their brother Ralph, with his car, and al
motored 10 Bar Harbor for call on Mr.
and Mrs. George Dunton.
Red Cross relief work, with its COM
mittees Of sewing and knitting directors
10 making good progress. Several ladies
meet every afternoon at the high school
room. Wednesday there were more than
fifty ladies in attendance ready to take
knitting home or to sew under the
supervision of the director.
Mrs. Ida Van valkenburgh Of Albany
in the county for week Of lectures on
equal suffrage, will speak at the banquet
hall Friday evening, July 20. The COM
mittee in charge Of arrangements hopes
that all who can, especially voters, will
come to hear this talented speaker on the
question of the day, votes for women.
Rev, George y, Latimer Of Brooklipe
Mass, now again occupying "Willow.
field" cottage, gave doe discourse Sunday
the second on the schedule Of contributed
sermons. The following clergymen arr
listed for the remainder OF the season
July %, Rev. Charles II. Cutler, D. D.
Waban, Mass; July %, Rev. Charles F
Dole, d. D., Jamaica Plain, Mass; August
s, Rev. A. p. Macdonald, seacoast mission.
airy; August IL, Rev. Andrew W. Archi.
bald, d. D., Newton Center, Mass; August
10. to be announced; August 20, Rev. Johr
T. Reeve, D. D., Philadelphia; Sept. 2, Rev
Henry L. Griffin, d. D., Bangor.
July IS. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18

A down and outer stole two horse
shoes to change his luck. A police
man saw him. and as he was led to
ian be declared his willingness to
swear there Il NO luck In horseshoes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
Too Youro Is Worls.

hundreds Of boys who gave false
.ses to get work in New England fac
so.ies lost Jobs because too young to
set registration certificates required by
employer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18

The provisional government Of Rus
sia has been offered 5000 week to
let ex-Cxar Nicholas pose for American
movies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18
PORTO RICO DRAFTS lo4,ss6.

Only Thirty Alien Ensmisa Found on
island Territory.
The total registration In Porto Rico
under the selective draft law was 1O4.-
ESQ
The registration Is divided a. fol-
lows: White. 1926; colored. 24.60o;
aliens, 2O76; enemy aliens, SO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-18

To Keep Siacksrs Out.
n'ls are now In congress to bar for
ssef from this country men who leave
/" avoid military service.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

P. G. Carlson. eo0msneing
poipt d south Iise Klamath
ayonue. ia Heet westerly

p. c. Carlson. eoameaeing
point ID south lise Klamath
avonue. 1e4 teet westerly
q intprSeetioa - westerly
Mno Ce1tef streoe, ext. With
e0ufherly lie klamath ave.
thence from said point o.
beginnlng 1oe foet westerly
aloag sald south llAe Kla0-
ath ave-. theace soutbeely
at right angles 800 fest.
thence eastesly parallel
With klamath ave 10 feet,
thoaee nofthefly 800 fest
70 beginntng: commencing
at point ID soSth line Klam-
ave, where east line Payne
alloy ext. intersects said
Mne Klamath ave-. thence
easteely along said south
line % feet: theaee south-
erly at right angles with
sajd street 30o feet; thence
westerly parallel With
Klamath ave. % feet.
thence westerly 700 feet to
place Of beginning ......
Henry Webbef Est.. Sh lots
.. 10. block - .........
J, p. ssttsrles. lot ;. block 7s
lEate Osls. lot 10. block ST..
Robsrt Casey. EN- lot Z. all
lots 3. .. 10. block s3 80.
Nelson Z Kirkpatrick. lot s.
block - ...............
2. 3. Reamss. et A.. lots I. :.
Mock % ...............
b. W. Mills. lot :. block Sc.
n. ". Mills. lot .. block %.
J. W. Jory. lot 10. block se...
?. n. Mills. lets I. 3. 3. Z. s.
block % ...............
?. II. Mills. lots Z. .. .. 10.
Meek - ..............
J. 4. MADDOX. lot :. block -.
L. o. Nills. lot 8. block - ..
". b. CunnlnSha0, ox lots
Z. s. block - ..........
% Smith. Ut .. block ss -.
vsrnia Houston. ist .. block
- .sss..ss.sssssssssss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Margaret withrov. lot :
block 1 ......... s.,
Devid Burton. lot .. block /. 81
@. w. White. lots I to 3.
block 8 lo.(
Day 4 Son. lots Z to 6. block H.
e. =. worden. lots 10. II.
block IL
q. w. White. lots I to 6.
ol0ck <o.s
Brett. Daggett 4 Heidrich.
lots I. :. block 10 ~. 80. 81
Mrs. Ed Hixon. lot ;. block 10 H.
DeLap Z Shivs. lots !. 3.
block II ..-............. 81
@. ". White: lot s. block -. 81
John n. Robin. lot 3. block Is 81
Lot >. block l3 ........ "a
Lot 10. block - ........ 81
Farmers lmpseneat 4 Supply
House, lot 8. block Is 49,. IL
n. J. MeDonough. lots 10. II.
-. block le ..-......... IL
". B. Cunningham. lots I. 8.
block II ............... s.l
Low Brothers. iots .. 10 II.
block II ............... %
X. H. Dunbar. lot !. block - SO
unknown. lot :. block 3o... 80
r. n. Dunbar. Iots ;. I. block
~ 5S.1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Mn. Lucille Mcclure. lots 7Ss
end 7e7. block 1oS. 49,.
Lucille Mcclure. lots 7s% and
7e6. block los. .........
chas. G: Whitnoss. lots aSS
- -. block ITO. .......
Chas. 9. Whitnore. lots 900
70 Ill. block llo.
T. Q. Aadsrsos. lot 81. block
as sssss'..s...
Hsary Hoover. lot 33\. block
80 ''..s'....'.......
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Huasaa AelgAsA kAanaaA Fslt
n. ". cowan. lot :. block Z. ls
CAss. s. worAea. north y
lots Z. : block ~ ...... )
unknowa. lot Z. block Is -. 8
Elisa Aarple. lots ). =. block
IL ...s.. .
Doaald wordea. block -. -. 3
NlcAels Aldiessa, DllamAsh Fan,
Geo. rugnot. south 30 Z ss
Heet. lot I, block ~ -. ~,
Lydia Richie. north 50 feet
lot I. block II ......... ),
C. n. Boeardus. beginning
100 feet east from NV cor.
thence run south 80 feet.
parallel with Sixth street:
thence east - feet. being
30 80 feet. part Of lot s.
block II ~.
Elsa Calkins. NV 1895 IS
teet. except south 50 feet.
lot 6, block Is. s......... !.
~. q 0eerue. seuth IS feet Of
noetl III feet, lot s. baoek
IS .................... -. IL.
=. T. Sanaersoa. N,SinAiAg
NE Coz. loe I. block lt. run
~ parallel With PlAe
seroee. llt feee. eAeoee
eoatA q rsene sAe,es wseA
%SS % ~ -. s
49, ~ ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

/. 4. laeDesaia. bsetallss -
polnt soatA 81 aeg. ~ eec.
east % feet fron tAe Sw
coz. lot 9. block les, Khan.
atA Aaditloa. esi1 point be.
tAg also % east margin OF
sixth street. tAence south
81 deg. Z &c. east 30 rect.
along east eide sixth street
theace north - deg. So &C
east leO feet. At right an
gles to sixth street. thence
north 81 deg. Z eec. west
SO feet. thence south 30
deg. Sc &C. west lso feet
to beginning
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

CAas.F.DeLap Z 0.A.Krauss.
lots I. :. ;. block : 49,.
iChas.H.DeLap Z 0.A.Krause.
lots 6. Z. ., >. block 3: lots
I. :. :. =. s. 8. :. .. >.
Chas.F .DeIap 4 0.A.Krause.
lots Z. s. 6. Z. 3. .. block 8
Estella Carroll. lots I. 3. ;.
Z. s. 8. Z. .. .. block Z -.
II. H. Carroll lot 6. block .:
lots I. ;. 3. Z. block 10 -.
EsGella Carroll. lots 3. Z. s.
| 81. .. .. block ~ $500.
H. n. Carroll. lots I. :. ;. 4.
8. s. block IS 6...........
Stella Carroll. lots /. :. ;. 4.
S. 8. Z. .. .. block 1s: lots :.
I. :. 3. block II ........
Estell6 Carroll. lots 4. S. 8.
Z. .. >. 10. block II -.
Minnie Carroll. lots I. :. 3. 4.
s. 8. :. .. .. block 10 -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Nrs. h. Peters. lat I. block 3.
D. W. Ward. lot I. block g.. ;
?. Q. Lsens. lot 9. Imp. only
block 3................
Hsteile Poiil. beglssisg y
polnt. On east line OF 11th
stFet 100 teet north from
The north bousAsy q Main
styeot thea east parallel
With uosth bounrdy liao oe
Aaje street. 80 test, thea
nesth pasallsl WITH II stest
7s test. tAss vest passsllsl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

0scer Aslsesoa. los al.
block liS ......,,...,
4, y. Helms, lot $50 and sal
block liS.........,,
Elesnee 2, tSssriag. lot ESQ.
block ii>.........,,.'
Joeis cowstoia. lot <S>. block
liz .........,,
Met Anderson. lots >ss In
>s'. block li>..
0so. q. rWgnot. lo,a sss In
sSa. block ile.....,.
Anncsta McCab~. lot sss
block lts.,,........
katherine Harris. lot Ss,
block tis,
Mary 4. Nelson. lot ssx. block
lis ,,,.,.,..,,.,,,.
Edward u. Ovens. 10, 7.s.
block li7.........,,
Ella 4. Applcsats. 10, s%s.
block liS..,..,......,
nea \, Owens. lots s>s and
s>>. bloch iiy,
4. u. Koch. lot sta. block
up .....,.,.,,.,.,,
", q. Hustaa. lots 55t and
s;a. block i9O,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Martha Craadock. lots Z to 8.
block 3 ..............
Stella Berry. not 10. block :
Joe EnlinG. lot ;. block ; >.
Jos. "A. MeDoaald. lot ). block Z
Joe 4 Jessie Emeling. lot I.
block 4 ...............
n. r. Minnsy. lot 3. block g.. /.
Clarice woraea. lot I. block 3
winnefred Scott. lot I. block
IL
Chas. L. Nessler. lot 10. block
ID
Alice Hamilton. lot Is. block
Id .......... 49,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Helen A.Yokum. lot 8. block .
Home Building 4 Realty Co..
beginnign 130S.l feet, from
the southeast cor. block 81,
Of Second Hot 0peinss.
thence north 11s.%S test
thence vest SIS test.
thence southeast 33.3 feet
70 . line parallel with the
west line Of property,
thence south iiS.S feet.
thepce west as feet 20
bsginning ..............
John Kanlkrud. e3.SxlsS.4S
feet On Nain street.. bslaS Q
part Of portion unplatted,
lot 3. block 8 ..........
Dixoa Additjoa JllaHlAsh ,
Julius Meiss. lots !. 70 3,
block - ...............
Julius Netse. lots ( 70 6,
block - ...............
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

No. uaa1s Aoosgaoo
U.w. .SipA. loes ; 70 8. block ,
Bsssss J. Lswis. lots : to -.
block 3: leeD ! 70 .. block
4: loe I. b0oek s ........
Caklown. lees I to ~. block
6: lots Il :. block I ......
Hseaie J. Lewis. lots 8 70 ..
block Z .........c....
Ressie J. Lsvis. lo& -. 1loek
&: lots I - ~. blcek . -.
Bessie J. LswiA lots I % 9.
bjoek ~ ..............
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

" n0s ops1oes Ao0itt
x. @. Dunn. lot II. block 6
p. N. Bers. lot 10. block g..
Geo. II. Aayss. lot 0. block Z
g. N. Phinney and D. r. Cate.
lot s. block .. s........,,
w. J. Tucker. lot Z. block g..
J. u. and d. L. Wsnner. north
Sofeet. lot . block 3; lots
. and 10. block .. =. .....
Anglo Cal. Trust Co.. lot 10
block o..............
Fred W. Hyndmau. lots II
and -. block S..
d. O. Clark. lot 3. block 60
3. v. Rector. Iot .. block 50
Nick Runch. lot .. block 90
4. 9. Acvarisns. lot s, block
" 's'sss
G. n. Kissr. iot 8. block 90
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

Long Lake Lumber Co.. 8
acres on lake front. less
portion decided Klamath
Manufacturing Co ......
Ednah z. Caprou. 10 feet o6
south side lot 3. Block g..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

CAsgoll's A6ditioa
Mamie Carroll. lots I. :. ;. Z.
s. 8. block : ............
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-19

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7. y. oreunseil. lots ~ 70
~. block o.............
chas. 6. Dtxoa. lots - 70 ie.
eIock Io.............'
Chee. 2. Weedea. lots - 70
~. Neck lo..........
Eawia g. rellsA1, lots - to
~. block 9l..........
r. i. nosgan. lots - 70 is'
UsocS St..s......s..''
Ubvt Ease lIlsnath Fsill
uasaevs. lots ! z :. block
~ .............t.....s'
Uaknsws. lets ! 70 .. bleeks