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The Keota news., 1918-12-20
MAKE YOUR
FUTURE SECURE.
Easy Farming Methods in West.
ern Canada and Certain
Financial Benefits.

Financial Benefits.
With your crop harvested md maj.
kstsd. with the disposal Of your ca,u,
and hogs completed. you are ready +,
prepare your financial statement, 10.
the yeae. You viii soon know WIN, 20,
have gained. and Il the gain made |.
your farming operations has been U,
to your expectations and will NEE
your rsquiremsnts. Probably you ma,
have been the loser. Your land MAJ
have been productive. but It mny har.
been too high priced. The cost O, pro
0uctioa has beea too great. l, 20.
have had the remuneration you soust,
and ars satisosd this article may ns
Interest you. n your returns have 90
beeo satisfActosy. or II your anb!ux
Ioo0D you b The lauaabls desire Of be-.
toe1oS your condition. II 3ou have d.
peodeotS for whose future you ham
anxiety. yo0 win naturally look arousl
for some place. some opportunity thai
o6ses greater advantages and bring,
satisfactory returns. TO the north an
wese a yo0 Ne hundreds Of thousand
4 Uo6eoken acres IL Western Canada
awaltias he husbandman. and read!
b Slvs a tn richness 10 place yos
wAses yos 6eslrs TO b placed. Fa
thousands q farmers from nearly e,
~ STATE In The Unioa the prairies q
We0eeea CanAda have afforded wealth
bsgood what tAsy had been led to a.
peet. Tie s1ee,lsnes q the soil q
Western Cana0a. Which comprises IL
Psovinees a Manitoba. Saskatchews,
aad Albseta. en- oaly partially be ,oH
~ ~ knoWle0es a some facts.
0veey yoaf for so0e years pos, IL
worlds AigAest psises for wheat. osy
and barley have been carried OF b.
Praif,ea. Beef fattsosd On the grnssri
q tAaes sams pealsiss recently brousA
u ASAest prices ever paid on 'k
CAeeaSo market Throughout the 60
tire void Tie quality Of Canada:
grain. and Canadian boef and mu,toa
70 recognised TO recits what Ind
vS6ual farmers have done. the riches
they have acquired would All volumes
The case of James Wlahart OF Por,ar
4 Prairie u not IN exceptional on.
His wheat crop this past season yield
ID him foety-0vs bushels Per acre. md
Tie land upoa which Il WAS grown was
broken foety-1osr pears ago. and II has
been coot1nuoualy under crop except
for IN occasioaal summer fallow. Al
Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan, samples d
the wheat Of 1918 weighed % poun&
10 tAs bushs,. others @ and some c,A
pounds. Wheat crops at Coaldale
Alberta. went a. high % 30 bushels
acre. while wheat crops near Bnrons
Alberta. had yields Of from 25 10 "
bushels.
Records such a. these speak in glow
Ing terms Of the excellence Of the soil
Of Western Canada.
The war II over, and we are al
settling down to a peace basis. There
10 great world beyond the seas TO
feed and clothe. and thus IL afforded
the opportunity to lend q hand In the
great work. Aside from the philan'
thropy In which you can play a part.
there u the satisfaction Of knowing
you are amply providing for yourself
ana for the future Of those who may
be dependent upon you. Greater prog
ress can be made in this aud your OWE
development BY availing yourself Of
the advantages that Western Canada
es~ A. III oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

COL. DISQUE TALKS TO
ENGINEERS SOCIETY

Spruce Production for Airplanea'
was discussed by Col Hricc T.
/ Dlsaue Friday afternoo. az the an
nual meeting Of the Northwestern
I Society Of Highway Engineers. in
the assembly hall OF the county com
missioners' department in the county
city building. Gov Ernest Lister
was scheduled TO make the address
Of welcome to the delegates from
Washington. oregon, Idaho aud Mon
tana.
Friday night Paul Pratt. chief
engineer OF the Montana highway
commission. will discuss some In.
terestlnR Features Of Highway Con.
struction
ON Saturday the convention will
convene at 800 a. m. with speech
made by 4. g. Rab1b. OF tho Coast
Defense league. upon Pacific Coast
Highways" Addresses viii bc made
by other highway authorities
In the afternoon the delegates will
be taken upon "A sightseeing tour of
the city The convention will close
with the annual banquet at the IIo.
tel Seattle. saturday night at Z
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
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WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

pandruff causes a feveriuh irrita-
ton OF tho scalp. the hair roots
shrink. loosen and then the hair
comes out fast To stop falling
hair al oncc and rid the scalp % ev.
cry particie 81 dandruff. set a small
bottle % DandrFlne az any drug
store for few cents. pour little
In your hand and rub well into tho
scalp After several applications. all
dandrutf disappears and the hair
stops coming out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
GIVE RED CROSS TEA
FOR CHURCH NURSES

To honor Miss Button. MinM Uli-
lcsplc and Miss Herbert tho first
members % Plymouth church "a
volunteer as tied Cross nurses. a
Besi Cross silver tea Was given Fri.
dag afternoon nj the home Of Mrs.
John Schram. sis Madison II
a special address upon The In.
innate Relation Of the Individual TO
the War Program" was made BY
Prank n BaylcY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
MUST FACE CHARGES

W. G. Ruggles. rs. was Thursday
charged with manslaughter by the
prosecuting attorneys office.
Rugg~s was driver of the auto
which, week ago. ran down and
killed J. u. Franklin as he was dis.
mounting from street car at East
Union 1t. and 2sth ave. He was
charged with passing on the wrong
side OF the car at a rate OF 20 miles
per hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
STEFAN MURDERED
is VERDICT OF JURY

Killed by blow on the head, In
flirtrd by unknown parties, was the
verdict returned Thursday by the
eoronerH jury which Investigated
tho death Of william Stefan. Of Bal
lard. IN sedro- Woolley. Stefan was
found In a ditch half filled with wa.
ter. bcsld. the Great Northern right
ofway. That the body had been
placed there BY the murderer was
the Judgment Of the jury.
The ditch In being drained today.
In III. search for a clue ar 20 the
Identity OF those committing the
crime
The body Of the murdered man
was brought TO Seattle for burial
Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
City and County to
Play on Saturday

A benefit game for smoke fund
for former couuty-city employees In
France viii be played between the
county and ci,y men Saturday after.
noon. at Liberty park. 18th ave. and
jefferson 49, Jack Patton viii lead
the county nine and Dick Gallant
will captain the city crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
CLEAN UP CAMPUS

Friday. April 20. has been set
aside az Campus day al the Cniver.
atty Of Washington. and. following a
tradition OF many years. students
and professors will don overails and
wicid rakes and shovels in the an.
nuai spring cleanup. The co eds Will
serve lunch out Of doors at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

Just take your shoes or and then
put those weary. shoe crinklcd, ach.
ing. burning. corn pestcrcd. bunion.
tortured feet of yours in a Tx"
bath. Your toes viii wriggle with
JOY. they'll look up at you and al.
most talk and then theyn take an.
other dive In that "Tiz" bath.
when your feet feel like Jumps OF
lead all tired out Just try "riz "
It's grand it's glorious Your feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
AMERICAN LABOR MEN
ARE NOW IN ENGLAND

LONDON. April i7.-Thc Ameri.
can labor delegates 10 tho Inter allied
lAboriie confercnc. have arrived In
London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
FIRE SWEEPS ALBERTA
TOWN: S50O,OOO LOSS

vERMiLIoN. Alberta. April IA
Fire swept the main business section
here early today. doing $500. oeo
damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

prof. RauacuberEvr. German ord.
nance expert. ~ reported 60 be the
inventor OF the 70 mile gun which
has been bomhardinE Paris from -.
Gohain forest. Berlin dispatches, Via
Amsterdam. bring the report. but
RausrnicrEer IL about the 18Th man
Who hna boon called tho inventor Of
the monster. 30 It's question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

win dance with joy; also you will
find all pain gone from corns. cal
iouscs and bunions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous exudations which puff
up your feet and cause foot torture.
Get 25.ccnt box OF "Tiz" at any
drug or department don't
wait All how glad your feet get:
how comfortable your shoes feel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

Frsd O. Parker. jobs 7 rsaus'i. Al.
tsft rstriE. Nussas fAndhsfx Edwsfd
Aiufaais, Frederick y FiahAuf William
Cassy. Thnf1As rapufrhts. Emmanuel A
NssnsY. Marie Carnstno. John - A -
rsrfe. f4ansi " Eiiisst. John q ESdins
Thafnsn nashap. Afthwr .. tistvsrs~n
Afthur " Wgiff G.afH~ u~ssusr rtar-
sufs punauay. nnfafa e Nsviiis si,sr.
mates Nas > Finsh, Hsland " Psrey
~lfeA A. farrrw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
Perfectly Lovely

BETTY: Here is my new spring suit How do you
like it. motherT'
MOTHER "oh, it's grand Perfectly lovely. The
style appeals to me very much"
BETTY: Il like ii because it has meaningless
frills fances, yet the style is distinctive"
MOTHER That's just the point Betty. Exclus-
veness, styerefinement and good taste is something
you'll always find at Gatey's."
BETTY "Ycs, but another thing appreciate about
Gateys garments is the excellent workmanship quality
of fabrics and good silk Innings
MOTHER THAT is why their garments give such
long and satisfactory wear
BETTY Mother, you must get a coat soon. |
the most beautiful styles at Gaelys and the prices
very reasonable, too. from $3.50 to S49.50."
MOTHER: YES, and there are other things Tneed,
too"
BETTY Il saw the prettest silk dresses, georgette
waists and skirts, in the newest and most charming
styles"
MOTHER YES and the beauty of it is | can buy
all the things need at time because of the Gaely
Charge Account Service"
BETTY "The Gately Charge Account Service is
getting popular every day. hear many people
talk about it
MOTHERS Their system is ideal. You don't need
pay all in 30 days, besides they have only price
cash credit, and that's what like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
DIVISION NJ. .

Joseph Safhsnsaa. gsarEs William
PICKS John , nrsen. jobs iirnfhsFt
faNn stewart HiissFfhaFns. John rtiiip
stnSrtnFtan. EtrssF Euaurs Hrfffirf tohn
sNsFwr NHaN Hnh~fs rhfisf0uhsr Me-
CailouNh. Aitu~ff ftamfnsaFs. Morris imuis
Render. FrsfrgirM fantFs NiisBn George
FaFTsHt Franris Mafk hrhes 1nies
Thomas uEii isns Isnssn. Chaftss y.
tfssts Aftfur ftanssn Niks srun fsuit.
raF upisht Merton Htsssns tus-ph =
Seansn charles seffsi Eautund
AiirH fiYnn. Naksff y rhiiiips Morris
usfhssrin samuel khfausastfs Ram Ia
vIns. Prank gatissft Ff-ard Wiiissn
Hprns. lee Haroia nhsldsn. Harry u
igofs. John q caffsil0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

Efnsaf ffrsiieh. Harold Mashbuyu.
william o. Merits. sndrru = f.ushlu.
Joseph sidney. Arthur = Hfnaks Rot
srt " tamn. Maria : gFaYfis Roger
- Ryan. f.siEi Hasefe. Isis Cssini. wei.
tsr D Jahnaon. Andfsa Nirnli. bgraid 3
Muistt. UcrtFri " Coates Steve Hhsfim.
kssasie y Cecrht. MsKpus VesssrFaAr5.
George G. Niilsn. Jesse kfhinsrn. oscar
" HliHi. clyde y Shore taaac .. caftel
-. sitard Tear. Charles 7 norris tnur-
haft 80 brsidsnhseh. Iohn . t.unu Wff.
liam = Gillette. uan 9 uonnsu Civds
FrnNu. Amos Yauabrr Jim iaratsriiis
fahn ~ Wuiiaus Martin Nuiisn
Alternate Pete Gatsns. Oscar q Peter.
SOB. Sam g Hart. Davis Hoitano. VII.
liam ~ Cummings
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pi,rsioS 10 .

nufnstt fannfrltas %arss tsnaes
ttausAti. John sfsasatsss HfuifH AiheFf
a RrttaFsren Fraak kfhsff NistFksst.
Carl ps~aF sander. AFthuf 1arat Mltrhs
sit John 1aasph LEE 90. IT, nenfHs
tsnfy MrEeay WNilafa John gnnshlin
tsus trnesu. NaHrFf Garter ntfhsfis
Peter Peterson WliiiaHa alfred NshsH.
tasab droh~f M~assf. rHtitps caft Mel.
snn. Ea-Ard NeFse hst Travis. Nau ras.
pr W~nHisF. Matt HnNnss. Jeffrey Yer
sas teasap. James q usFes. Ai'nfnatss
Lester rasi uufk~n tlerhsft CsnEef
fffY ant Leonard frisdiaaasr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
Market Closes 8 p. M.


FREE-.scent l. v. Dust Cloth. with secent bot
tie Liquid Veneer.
CARNATION MILK. Large he, small %
Mt. VERNON MILK. Large 1Ohe. Small ~
BOOTHS CRESCENT BRAND SARDINES.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20
NOTICE. Ov MEANING or FIxAl.
ACCOUNT

II the cesaty Court Of the state
u 0rseos. for klamath County:
u the natter OF the estate Of
CyPus J. 0west. Dseeased.
Notice 10 hereby gives thst the IN
derslgnsA sdninistrator of the -
eses q Cyrus J. Sweet. deceased.
has ftDsd his flnal account In said
esease u he Cosasy Court IN 'ths
oeate Of 0rseoa for the County Of
klamath. and that b. order Of the
sall coust Q meetiag Will b hell In
the court room OF said court In the
eoust heuss st klamath Pals. Ore
eea. o. The 3Sth day Of July. 1913.
at : ,. ~. ct whieh tioe any personl
Vie nay have objections - the ssid
sceouat nay - heard upon the same
asl M % objeetiees are naAs and
the account Sound regular. aAminr
|asesater vili ask that the estate b.
slsssA aa4 hs ~ DISCHARGED Of h'a
|tsusG
PeRRY o. DeLAP.
AAninistrates q ths Estate Of Cyraa
,. Sweet. Deceased.
|ss-s.ls.ss-s7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20
Zulnbruln Describes.
Baseball In England

work of men. but now no one gives
them \ passing piancc. bc they
Wnacs or Cnancs. wrcns. Robins.
motor divers. snunitioncttcs. win.
dow cleaners or farm iab0ferz, Some
drcss In sort 0f male attire con.
siui Ing NJ blouses and loose panta
ioons. or very short skirts. laced
breeches. high top boots or ieggings.
They are doing thcir various Jobs
with credit and Grand success. there.
by relieving many mcn for the front.
! have talked 10 n number Of them
and asked them nrw they liked tho
change. Tho majority nay they ARE
fed w with H." which im English
for being sick of II. and would rath.
cr be- back In thci< former places
~ home. but no one complains.
"wiii you plcass tell Mrs. Ramsby
how Gratefai ! am for hcr generous
boz Of smokes: nd aissn Mrs. Evans
for her kindly package. We sure
miss shsm since uneie Sam declared
war on ssndinx boxes 10 members
of the 4. ". =.
."our boys are acauittinx themselves
With honor and glory In France and
We are anxious 70 be sent over tho
channel and hope the day 10 not far
distant.
Have been promoted 10 sergeant
since May !. after acting ~ one
since leaving the States"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20

nth sush slditlosal SON % shs eourt
may sdjuaeg - b ssasesAbls o. o..
ternsys fs1s herein. .sad Tor their
costs and dIsburssmsnts herein. and
IN dsfauis 6s1sueh paynsnt for . DE-
cree ssasslliat that cestais eentssst
d sals hssstoeoss and now e1istins
10 your favor and dsclAsiae the plain.
tiffs 70 bs the owasrs Of Lots , and
10 Of Block ~. First Addition to
Klamath 1ails. Oregon. and the sM
Of the Nwk. the swA Of the ND
Y Of the WI Of the sen Of Section
81. 10 Township - South. Range .
eaSs Of the wiilamstts Meridian (sx.
csptlns from last described the righf
Of way Of the q. q. Canal and ~
sores hesstofors decided for school
purposss) free and clear Of all claims
Of you and each Of you and forever
barring asl forsciosing you and each
iof you sad all psfsons claiming or TO
cisim By. through or unde. you or
either Of you OF aii right. title. In
tsrsst and equity IN and 10 said prom.
Isss. SID for such other further 70.
iIsf % 70 the Court may sesm meet.
This SIMMONS II published psrsu.
ant 10 the order OF the Honorable D.
". Kuyksadail. Js1es Of the above
s6litied Court. which order b Gated
the 37th day Of Juss. 1915.
THOMAS DRAKE asd
CHARLEo J. pER0UOON,
Attosnsys for Plaintiff.
so-s.i3.Se.37.3.ie
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20

A most interesting letter has been
received from Charles tchuck)
xumbrum, who resided on . ranch
IN tho the Fort cpuntry for several
ycarn. and duviag that time Was sn
Idol Of tho baseball fans who patron.
,,cd the Klamath diamond.
Hc Ia now with the 9TH. Aero squad
ron. u, present stationed In Ensiand.
81 wish 10 express my thanks and
s,atl,uds for the klamath papers.
The las, issues CT . while ! was In
bed. which made them doubly vel.
come. and I received another bundle
sbou, two weeks agc.
II must tell you the reason ! am
nm inmate of this hospital before
\ xoins further with this letter. NY
capacity for Gestias minor hurts
while playing baseball seems 10 have
followed mo scross the waters. I
90, spiked q, ii,r risht iss just be-
low tho knee while playing sscosd
bane for ous team against = neigh
boring nrrodroms. Scanned only
bump To mo 10 did not givs II much
considcrasioa until II finally GOT 10
bad I, was Impossible 70 carry on"
with my daily duties. The n. q.
took ono look u Il. pronounced i
acute abcess and sent no here. A..
rived thirteen days ago and have
been In he'd ever sines. Nothing SER
,ous and will sooa be out again.
rhi, i- a British hospital with Brit
i.h medical officers and nurses. Tho
treatment 10 good and 20 Tar !
haven't . thing 70 complain about
am the only "Yank" In this ward:
on ci,hcr sids Of me are Australians.
New Zeaianders. Canadisns. Scotch.
Irish. Welsh and English soldiers.
Naturally. wc have many converse.
tons aud dlscwsslons relative 10 tho
merits ot our different countries. I
am anxious TO got out oi the hospital
for tho eth Of July y drswina near
and We have . ssries Of bsli 9ames
scheduled sor the ehanpionship Of
this section. and II bshooves me 10
e., out In time 70 play. We have
q fine team and have Visited several
of tho largo Ensiish towns. playing
10 large audiences. very few of whom
ever Witnessed . same Of American
baseball. some think u n the an.
Glen, s,ms Of roundsrs - played In
England decades ago. 4 bevy Of Ind
ies arkcd NO. after tho. game. which
side won the game. those oceupyinG
tie east side of the diamond or those
occupying the west side. and the game
vas 10 onssidsd . blind man would
have known the victors by the noise
we made. We won. - 10 o. We
usually play en- the best cricket park
In the country end the proceeds 30
To tho British Red Cross. Y. n. e. A..
Prhoner~' War fund. os care Of the
wounded.
The English Woman Ii sure do
Ing her BIT here. A. first II seemed
strange 10 zee youas girls doiag the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20

Equity No. S7s.
ls ths Circuit Coart Of the STATE Of
osseea. fss klamath County:
Allea 0lsan . Adniaistrator Of
The sseais Of Frederick Nslhass. d.
|esassd; and Gus Mslhass. Piaintiffs.
~. o. q. Cravsas and I'd Smith. De-
seadauts.
TO o. D. cravsns aad I'd. Smith.
the above named defsndants:
"a. the aame Of the state Of Ore
eoa. yeu aaA saeh Of you are here
hy suaaossl and required to appear
aaA answer The complaint MED In
the abeve es:ieleA casss. within
six wosks troo the date Of the first
publicatiea q this Summons II TIE
.vsaias HERALD. . ssvspapss. Which
saiA firse pub,ieatiea dats = The 3Seh
day u June. 4. D., 1915:
AaA you an1 eaeA Of you viii take
aosies tAaa 70 yos fsil 70 appear an1
answer - seAsrvlss plsal. aftss said
time. The plaint:ff win. Toe want
thsrsoe. apply % the above satitlsd
court tor tAs REFLEX prayed for IN
said ee0plaipA te-wit:
vor ju1gnsat against the defend
snt o. D. Craveas eoe the sun Of
tssl.ss With inSsssse fren the sth
day q Juas. 1913. at The ratss % .
pr eent PER annun. and TIE further
suo q Greece - attosneye fses and
Tor theis eosls and disbuPsemsnts
herein 80 Tor . decree Of tAis eourt
eoeeelosiaG ~ eAattsl Dertgase q.
sesibed h ~ complaint. te-wit:
rhat certain 6Aatttl mortgage nals
saa eseeuted and delivered by the
said o. D. cravsas - Yred Mslhass
anA ous NslAass spoa The Oh cay
of January. 1914. which said mort.
lsaes vas. upoa tAs stA day Of Jan.
aary. lSll. Peeorded. n ths office Of
Tie cesnty Clerk q KlanatA Cons
v. orssoa. In Book : at Page $50 o.
|ths cAattsl Nertsass Records Of sald
couaty. and asking that the personal
peepsely Asseslbed II saia nePtsass
- seld h. tAs manner provided By
'aw. an1 dsesssiHG that The defend.
sate ~ eeeA q them. saa all per
seass aoAlnh0 md y elaim ~, thru
- naAae tAe0 - - tossves basrsl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20
klamath :::iy News
------1H1-----H( 1
SPRING LAKE

Miss Lucille Stewart. Miss Ruth
v. Dixon. Mr.. Gordos Doian. Mr.
Perrin Dixon and Miss Ruth n. Dix.
on 'nOtored 70 Crater Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gentry and
family went 10 Round inke on . fish.
ins trip Sunday.
J. n. Driscoii was N this vicinity
Wednesday insuring tho hay crops.
Aiex chsyne. Jack Dyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. chcync. Frank Stewart
and family. Glen stecmsn. Earl
Rixhtmier aud Mr.. and Mrs. Hiii we're
county seat visitors Thursday.
Ward Dolan transacted business
In klamath Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Doiiie Manning and Mrs.
Matte Rcccc arrived the frat Of the
week for a visit with their mother.
Mrs. W. y. Rccoc. wLo has boon on
the sick list for some time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20

Dsuity No e1e.
In the Cireait Court - ne oeata q
Orsgos. Tor klamath Ceuaey: :
Allsa oleaa q AAUiDlelsa4eel ee ~
Estate oe TseAesjsk NslAass. D.
eeassd: snA HeaslelAa =. elelhase aad
Cue Mslhass. Plaintieis ~. D. ..
Cravsas and Lsls J. 4oravsas. DsesA1-
ants. ~ i'ss..a
70 o. p. Graves ~ Lais !. csa-
vsas. the abevs nA1ae1 deeea1ants:
II the name q tAs oeats ee Ore
gon: yeu and saeA q yeu N tseeeV
summensA end reauire1 b aDpeAs
and answsr tAs complaint flle1 y tAs
shove entities cause within sl1 weeka
hcm the date OF ths first publlsaessa
u thh sunnons 4 he Bvealas Hee'
aid. . nsvspapsr. Which nlA flsse
publication date = ~ 1StA day q
'uns. 4. D.. 1913;
And you asA saei ee yea vill taks
notice that u yeu tan % aIpear aad
snswer Or 6lhsrwiss plea1. Aflae sal1
time. The plaintff vill. ~ want
thereof. apply - The s66vs saeie)s1
court tor tAs 'sliss psssss ~ y ~
complaint. te-vjt: s
vor . decree Of The eoust csderias
yea 70 pay iats the eoust ~ sun y
e1e.1ls.es vllh inleeese uDoa ~
cum from the oh day u Juae. 1919.
q the rate OF opsP teat ~ annuu.
aad the further suuf - soasos>.yo.
With Interest upea sai1 sun tsen ~
sth day % June, ieio. q ~ ~
Of e,psr eaat pee asnsn. eeoeeAee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20

Tho new iDis law cost life. acct.
dcns aud health policies of tho Trav.
s:cSs arc modern ail tho way thru.
aad they cost lc~s scc Chilcoee. q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-20


-Vs ,....s..s 10
Gro 1. Hunptrsy. cash %.
vanesd ps1tass. Apsii, 1S1S Se.ool
.. 4. Souls. sxan. isAas.
John 0aSvin ........... 500
T. E. nrlmth. Nans. ). o.
Stapp. insane. May. 1913 see
Western Transfer Co.. dsay.
age once supplies. April.
1918 ......... SJS
Kiihsm Stationary Co.. Once
supplies. April. 1918 80. 1851
N. 8. Taylor. expsnss food
conservation ......... 1900
". o. Smith Pristias Co..
supplies school suporin.
tsndsnt. February and
\ March Thrift sup." ..... Ss.3s
Ciasa Taylor, bisth Ga1 death
reports. Arst euartss 80. rs
HERALD Psblishiag Co. pub-
fishing eousty seast pro.
ceedlngs .............. $3.50
Pac. Tel. 3 ~. Co.. ssr.
vices eoure hpssss April
and Nay. 1915. ......... $500
J. r. Bradley. tlreh sal
death reports. 1rse euastss LOO
E. n. Bubb. bisth asl 1sath
reports. Anst quarter 80. see
n. 0sowGoose. blsth go
death rsposts ara quarter. rs
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death report Asse quarter. .7S
Thso. D. Youag. blsth as1
death repests asst quarter rs
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reports, afst quarter 80. 3.So
Nsttis voss. birth aal death
reports. arst quarter 80. IS
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county poor. Aay. 1915 .. 3e.eo
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