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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Parisians Think
Woody Ought to
Drink Some Wine
BY WN. PHILIP SIMMS
II. r. staff Correspondent.

U. +. Staff Correspondent
PARIS. Dec 1G-Paris has dis
covered the Wilson smile. Special
writer's are dwelling at great
length upon H.
one said:
Each time nc wrote. his mes.
aagcs we're grave. Each time he
talked to the people, his words
were full OF wisdom. Now ap.
pears in Paris the living man, sa.
luting. smiling and alert. Wilson
has discovered Paris and Paris
has discovered Wilson.
I'VE pictured him as akin to
Christ. a Christ not consenting a
.Gologotha' 0he hill where Christ
was crucified. lie is not at all
that. Wilson Is a man. He is
correct. but not austere. And II
he drinks nothing save water. It
is. perhaps. well But, after all,
he Is worthy of the love and vino
Of France, because he knows how
TO smile. We thought him phleg
matte, but he is not"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Ebert Government
Is Endangered by
Call of Reichstae

tSyN
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
BERLIN. Dec. 16.-Beriin h
awaiting expcctantly the out
come Of the convention Of the
reichstsg by its president. Kon-
stantin Fehrenbach, in defiance
Of the Ebert-Haase government.
The meeting was to be held today
somewhere in the Rhineland.'
The present government. which in.
tended TO summon the reichstag here
later. TO give the ministry parlia-
that any deputy attending the pro
posed insurgent session, will be
guilty OF treason.
Wild rumors are afloat concerning
the significance of Fehrenbach's
move. IL is reported that Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg will send
troops TO protect the meeting.
The Ebert-Haase government at
tained it's ascendency thru the elec-
ton of delegates TO the national
workmen's and soldiers council.
Chancellor Ebert's majority social
lists led with seven workmen and
four soldier delegates. DIR. Haase
was next with five workmen and two
soldiers.
The government has issued a proc
lamation calling for volunteers for
peoples army" Ii also has urged
demobilized soldiers not TO remain
unemployed, but to go TO the coun-
try, where labor is scarce and food
more plentiful.
People supporting the present gov
ernment want strong action against
the Spartacus groups. and quick
peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Mrs. Leroy Richie
Dies at Akron, Ohio

word received from Akron, OHIO,
today told Of the death Of Mrs. Mi.
dred Ritchie. wife Of l.. j. Ritchie.
former editor Of The star. Mrs.
Rltchle died last Thursday Of pneu'
monia after week of Illness. She
was 30 years OF age, and leaves. be
sides her husband. son, Bob. aged
& years; her mother. Mrs. l.. NJ An.
drews Of Cleveland; a sister, Mrs. a.
!. Ritchie. OF Cleveland: and
brother. Dean. Andrews. with the
American artillery forces in
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
II Hurt in
Wreck Near
EuenSburQ

Eleven passengers were injured.
none seriously. when Northern PA,
oific passenger train No. =. due in
Seattle from 81. Paul at noon today.
coIltded with a switch engine In the
fog. near ErlensburE station. at $40
a m. Monday.
The train is on the way hcrea with
an ". y. doctor aboard. to care for
those who were hurt
The injuries. according TO word
received by us. consisted chiefly OF
bruises. and passengers merely got a
violent shake up" the chief dispatch
er here insisted. No members OF the
train or engine crews were hurt. he
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
DANES SEND WELCOME
TO PRESIDENT WILSON

COPENHAGEN, Dec. ia for.
NAL resolution OF welcome to presi-
dent Wilson was formulated and
read 10 mass meeting Of citizens
Sunday by the mayor OF Copen.
hagen. President Wilson. a great
assembly of Danish men and worn
en-, representing all classes OF So
ciety. welcome you TO Europe is
the Beginning OF the text.
- ROLL CALL -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
PREMIER AGREES
WITH PRESIDENT
ny FRED :. FERGUS son

United Press Staff Corr~spondrnt)
PARIS. Dec. i6.--Thc conference
between President Wilson and Pre-.
mier Clcurncoau is regarded as hav.
ing had the most satisfactory re-
suits. from the American viewpoint.
Of any OF the inter allied discussions
yet held.
The understanding displayed he.
tween the two Is described aa won.
dcrful." II is regarded as one OF the
most profitable hours tho president
has spent since the discussions
opened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
$4,000 OUT IN
BERLIN STRIKE

LONDON, Dec i6.--Marshal Foch
has refused TO recognize soldiers and
workmen's councils in occupied por-
tions Of Germany. according to adj
vices here today.
Amsterdam dispatches declare that
the strike in Berlin has reached se-
rious proportions. only two newspa-
pers being printed. these being small
leaflets. Three hundred and fifty
thousand workmen have stopped
work. the dispatches say.
ROyT. CATT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Jane Addams Okehs
League of Nations

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.--The presi-
dents plan to make a league of ma
tons a preliminary TO permanent
peace. rather than an after-consider-
alton, was indorsed by Miss Jane
Adams. in two addresses here yes
terday She said the plan was more
comprehensive than that OF the
League To Enforce Peace.
RDJ.T, call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Weary Wilkins to
"Shoot 'Er Tonight

Weary" Wilkins big outdoor
vaudeville and Savings Stamp pave.
ment dance will he held Monday
night mt Fourth ave. and Stewart st
The weather was too rotten Sat.
urday night" says Weary. 80 we re
going to shoot 'er tonight.
BE there and see the fun.
-- ROLL CALI ---
DENVER, Dec. 16.-Thc Colorado
bone dry amendment adopted at the
last election was proclaimed by Gov.
Gunter today, to so into effect at
midnight tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
ITALY ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER WILSON'S TRIP

ROME. Dec. 16.,-The press en-.
Enthusiastically welcomes Wilson.
while the present peace confer.
ence leaves statesmen perplexcd
and uneasy 1t assures the European
population that "A just peace viii be
concluded" says the Messagero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Admits Error in
Espionage Cases

government today confessed error
In two cases involving constitution.
ality Of the espionage act. practical
~ setting aside conviction of nearly
q score of residents Of South Da
kota. This does not affect other
espionage suits. including the one
involving Eugene V. Dcbs.
ROLL CALL-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Haase Says Call
for Reichstag to
Be Unrecognized

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 16.-Dr.
Hugo Haase, in an interview with
the Berlin correspondent of the Polit-
ken, declared that the present Ger.
man government win refuse to rec
ognize the reichstag called by Prest-
dent Fehrenbach.
Haase said that IL Germany loses
Aisace- Lorraine, she win gain Ger
man Austria. He said Germany had
enough food to last a few months.
providing 1t was strictly rauoned.
GENEVA. Dec. 16.-George Lede-
hour. socialist, is reported to have
resigned from the German govern
ment.
Herr Brockdorf-F'r tau has ar
rived in Berlin from Copenhagen and
probably will succeed Foreign Secre-
tary Solf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

TeuUs Why

The people of the Pacific Coast and Rocky
Mountain states are entitled to frank explana-
ton from Gen. March, chief-of-staH of the
army, to just why Brig. Gen. Foltz was re-
duced in rank and returned to this country.
The people of these states gave their and
brothers to the 9lst division.
Brig. Gen. Foftz permitted by the de-
partment to command that great unit when it
went and ne led our men into some of
the bitterest fighting of 1913.
The 9lst suffered exceedingly heavy casualties,
casualties that we just now, weeks after the
armistce was signed, learning the extent of.
thousand rumors some of them wild and un-
reasonable. others apparently and with some
basis in fact couple Foltzs reduction with the
unusual losses.
The Star has been instrumental in getting from
Gen. March guarded statement that nothing has
been reported to the department to substan-
tiate" these
That is not enough. Foltz was reduced and
sent home. There must have been some strong
reason to impel Gen. Pershing to do il.
The people of the West are entitled to know
what that reason was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
PRESIDENT TO
talk TO ARMY
ON CHRISTMAS

u'nitsd Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. Dec. is.-Prcsidont Wilson
plans to address to doughboys on
Christmas
II was announced today that he
will 70 TO American army headauar-
tcrs December 20. After the address
to the army he will spend several
days inspecting the devastated re-
gions. returning 10 Paris Deccm-
bcr 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Beseech President
to Aid the Greeks

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.--Resolutions
impioring President Wilson'S aid in
helping Grccces 20 overthrow Turk
ish rule in Thrace. Greek Mace
donia and Asia Minor were TO be
sent today. following a mass meet
ing last night.
RDrT. CALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
ROLL CALL FOR
RED CROSS ON
IN CITY TODAY

Seattle began answering the
Red Cros roll call Monday.
Fur one week teams will be
busy signing up Christmas n,em-
bcr~hips In the great hunanitar-
ian army.
The only requirements are "a
bcArt and . dollar
Any man. any woman. any
child. can he . Rcd Cross mem.
bv-Azd Seattle must enroll e00,.
600 nsesr,bers.
The -nemberrhip fees 30 10 pur.
chase supplies that are made into
garments and bandages for distribu.
ton In France or any other spot on
the face OF the globe. where suffering
calls for the soothing hand OF the
Red Cross.
Seattle Red Cross district alone has
been allotted work that will require
$500 900 for supplies
Make Complete Check
Employees OF every Seattle firm are
exp-cud 10 enlist, 100 per cent. in
the Red Cross.
Many complete rolls were already
waiting for the teams when they be-
gan the checking-up process Monday.
The canvass thru the residence dis
trict. under the auspices of the coun.
ellis of patriotic service. will begin
Thursday and extend thru next Sun.
day.
Pennants, TO be awarded teams
that make the best records. are on
display in the Bon Marche shop win.
dows.
Provide Speakers
Members Of Red Cross auxiliarics
who are enlisted by heads of the aux
iliarics for the drive are requested
10 report TO the captain OF their pre-
cinct for instructions. and hold them.
selves in readiness to serve as soon
as called.
Influenza and holiday season activ-
tiles have handicapped the work OF
the speakers bureau. under Mrs. ID.
j. Grant. and few meetings are list
cd. Good speakers can be obtained
by calling Elliott 402l.
Ben Scovell. actor and entertainer.
who was one OF the first TO volunteer
as an entertainer of sick and wound
cd soldiers in France and Flanders, is
available as a speaker. and win talk
for the Christmas roll call at Sno.
qualmie tonight
RDTT, CAII.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
CALLED
GREAT ENIGMA
PARIS. Dee i6.-Pr~hcnt
Wilson was officially welcomed
Ia France today A. "thc great
European interrogation"

The expression was employed by
Adrion Mithouard. president Of the
municipal council. while addressing
the president in behalf Of the city
and the nation.
II was accepted as meaning that
Wilson is regarded by Europe as the
enigma ut the peace conference.-the
man around whom the Interpretation
of the various principles az issue will
he centcred
Mithouard's speech was on the oc'
casion of the official reception TO tho
president at the city hall The
French official paid high compli'
ment to Mrs Wilson for her decision
TO accompany the president
Wilson, In a brief address, thanked
Paris and France for the reception
accorded him. and paid tribute to
Frances part in the war.
Wilson. Poincnre and their wives
appeared on the balcony OF tho city
hall. Thousands of persons. packed
in the square gave them an cnthu.
siastic ovation. As the cheering con
tinued, Mrs. Wilson threw down n
bouquet. There was a great scram'
bic for tho pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Portuguese
President
Murdered

PARIS. Der. is.- Serious
trouble h feared In Lisbon as
IL result Of reports that the as
sassinstion Of President Pas
was part Of an extensive plot Tn
overthrow the government. nc.
esrding To dispatches from that
city today.
Officers and non-corns paraded the
sreets crying. Vengeance" An ae-
Ompiice Of the dead assassin begged
not TO be lynched. promising import
ant revelations II his life is spared.
Tamaxnini Barbosa, who Is tenn
pnrarily filing the presidency. is
mentioned as permanent successor. IL
. regarded as possible that mill
nry government may be constituted.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Portu-
kuese parliament will meet today. In
secordance with the constitution. To
iorm a presidency. 1t was officially
announced at the Portuguese lega-
Don here today.
Canto Castro has been mepuoned
y successor to President Paes. as
assinsted late Saturday night.
dispatch from Lisbon today says
ne unionist leader. Canacho. is ur-
eer protection Of the police.
LONDON, dec. fs.--Sidinio
Pzes. president Of Portugal. was
shot and killed late Saturday
night By youth who wzs
later lynchesl by the crowds, sc-
esvding to dispatches from Lis
bon.
Pses was In railway station at
aAsbon with members Of the cabi-
Mt waiting for train TO Oporto,
Wren he WAS attacked. He died
within five minutes.
Tamsgninl Barbosa. minister Of
NE Interior. has temporarily as.
slned the presidency.
sdinio Paes. VINO led a revolt IN
rutnsal ihst year ago. WIS pro
.aifned president June .. succeed
'ns Theophyle Braga. the first
PRESIDENT of the republic. This was
ne second attack made on Paes
r'lnin few days On December
ne was shot at while walking
shfu the streets but the bullets
vent wild. His assailant was ar.
Tested.
ROLL CALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Revolution
in Mexico Is
Now onWay?

sfE,s ~ h'N y
say that Gen. Felipe Angeles. with
small band OF officers crossed the
Rio Grande into Mexico. so miles
southeast Of here Sunday. to lead
the proposed coalition revolt against
the Carranza government.
The rebel candidate for president
is said to be DR. vasquez Gomez
The revoiutionists hope TO obtain re
cruits among the Villistas.
NEW YORK. Dec. is-Ameri-
cans and Mexicans engaged In a
fight at Tampico on November 90.
II was learned Sunday. with tho
arrival OF the American steamer
Monterey from Havana.
In an armed fight. a Mexican
captain Of the guard was killed,
one OF his men wounded severely.
and an American sailor named
Berry injured slightly.
Details Of the fight were learned
from paggengers. officers and men
OF the Monterey refusing to talk.
They say the fight occurred when
Berry. attacked by several Mexi-
cans as he waS passing saloon.
fled toward his ship and was
placed under arrest By a Mexican
guard stationed at the dock.
Berry ~ said 10 have yelled
for help. stating that the guards
were beating him with their rifles.
Men from the Monterey re-
spondcd at once. and a free -for-all II
cnsued. during which the Mexican
guards are said 10 have fired sew
cral shots. presumably 10 restore
order. a. no one was hit The
Americans returned the fire, two
MexIcans falling. the remainder
running. There was no further
denomination. The Monterey WIS
detained ~ hours for an investi-
CATION.
Diplomatic relations between the
United states and Mexico over the
clash are expected 20 straighten out
the differences.
Tho state department officially
holds that the Mexicans started the
trouble.
The latest turn Of events in Mex.
leo Is reported attempts to foment n
revolution for overthrow Of the Car
rama government. The United
states will frown upon any such
movemsat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1e.-Mid-
Europeans will invoke the aid of
President Wilson in Paris TO settle
two vexing racial disputes now
threatening the peace OF the world.
according 10 diplomatic disclosures
here today.
Cross-claims OF the UkrainIans and
the Poles TO Eastern Gaiicia and con-
flicting aspirations OF Jugo- Slays and
Italians on the east coast OF tho
Adriatic constitute the issues in
volved
The Ukrainians and the Poles
have already clashed in battle and
observers see an approaching crisis
between the Jugo- Slavs and Italians.
Both disputes seem to have pro-
greAsed beyond bounds. OF domestic
settlement ap rominent entente
diplomat admitted today.
ROLL HtII-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
.lNVIES 7 M G N I

In these prosperous
times the restaurant
business appeals to a
certain class as offering
an opportunity to ac-
quire ownership of a
profitable business. To-
day, under the classified
heading Of Business
Opportunities, you will
find the facts pertain
ing to an investment of
this kind.
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~ ROLL CALL -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

PARIS. Dee. 6.--Prcsident
Wilson, In u speech NJ the city
hall today. declared that America
has established its right To "the
full fellowship Of these peoples
here and thruout the world. who
reverence the right Of genuine lib.
erty and justice"
Your groetinA. +" he told the assem-
bly,, has raised many emotions with.
in me. 1t is with no ordinary sympa.
thy that the people Of the United
states, for whom have the privilege
OF speaking, have viewed the suffer.
Continued on page ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
IJugo-SlavS
Loom UpAS
European Peace Is Again
Threatened Poles and
Ukrainians in Battle
TO ASK WILSON'S AID

ROME, Dec. 16. Relations
between Italians and Jugo-Slavs
along the Austrian coast arc
growing tense, according to dis
patches from lara to the Gior-
male Italia. The presence of
French warships openly siding
with the Jugo- -Siavs Is increasing
the danger Of clash. The
American fleet. IL is believed,
will lend an impartial tone.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-02
: SPACE DONATED BY

Clerk.
II there hes been saything done
contrary 10 Law. ~ some would Try 10
make Il appear. why do they not On.
force the above mentioned boudsf %
surely surety bonds IN the amount 0f
S76.SS7.50 will protect the taxpayer
0f klamath County.
Tho reason that refused 10 issue
warrants on tho New Court House
fund for certain attorneys fees 10
that was made . defendant In the
Court House suit. which Ii still pend.
ing. and I have refused 10 issue any
more warrants for anybody on said
fund until the same has been 6naily
settled.
There has been some criticism d..
rscted against the Clerks once be-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-02

taining over 90 typswSittsn pages,
with the number. the payee. the date
oe issue and the amount Of each
WaP1ant.)
''Hereoe fail not. under penalty
the law thence ensuing.
witness the Honorable Charles =,
Wolvsrton and Robert J. Bean,
Judges OF ths said c0urt. and the seal
thereof. smxed ct Portland. Oregon.
this 3Sth day Of January. A. D. 1915.
n the l3oth year OF the lndepend.
ence OF the United States Of America.
(oigned) "a. HI MARSH. Clerk.
'''0sal Of the United States
District Court"
Notwithstanding what may be said
slaliciously OF IN ignorance TO the
oooesasy. the County Treasurer does
not dare 70 pay . single one OF the
VosSaats listed IN the above injunc.
tloo. without being IN c0utempt OF
the Uulted States Court. and subject
- the ''peaslty Of the law thence en-
sulng."
wish 70 eail your attention to the
fact that ] an under . $50. 900. 90
boao. and should ] pay any Of the
warrants included IN the injunction.
beth ] and my boudsmsu would b
beld liable for the amount. ~
The above % sll . matter OF court
record. and ] invite you q come and
look into this TOR your own infoPma-
tioa.
regret the present coalition Of
s9eiSs - badly % any other tar
PAYER ol the county. but this situs-
tloo has been brought about BY eondi-
tlous that we're absolutely foreign 70
Tie treassrsr's once. or beyond my
eoattol. \
GEORGE. A. HAYDON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-02

the province OF this report to'maks
recommendations with respect to ad-
minlstrative policy, but Il should be
said that under the direction Of Mr.
Ryan and Mr.. Potter there has been
Improvement In organization and
progress has been made In gratifying
measure"
william c. Potter to whom Hughes
referred ,is assistant director Of cir.
craft production.
The general conclusions and recon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-02
A St{ses.,ent

A.v. e..n - :. A.y.es a.
'eriminatsd In ~ taymsst es KAN
lsth County wasSQ1ls.
70 explain y ~ people q xlsm-
eth County. the uhaae4 Of The poy.
ment OF outst6DdlAg 0oaoyal rund
warrants. I dG11so' . Quote from .
writ Of injunctlGn. tGouo6 out q The
District Court ~ The Unlte1 otaees,
In Portland. OroGpa. % January %.
1915. which rse1S h part - follow:
"United States Of America. District
o':s0a; rim parslDrMr or
THE UNITED 6TkTDo or AMER
lCA. :. . 0eosge \. Hayden
klamath !Countv. ore0oQ. :
We. havieS reeasd 70 the
matters y sat1 $50 : eomplaint
eontainsd. do hDeeh0 eompaa4 you
George 4. Hsl6eo. e. Qoaely Treas
ussr g sAoeh n Ircty.
Oregon. and yoog 0o0q4gU lee
: = - durieg q ~ e
action. and uno1| lU3I - Up1e e ~
District Court, lBe1 pelleo ~ sonolv.
ing. or rtfes11 - Win ~ lDa4s et
couaty vSrtSS}s 4 Kla1ash cousty.
oyAson hSysitb} M ealAmeretsd. The
;.s.ss 'sss's e sss i: s':s ~ =: =;
iAttsehed i : list Of Klamath
County General vund wssSsants CON
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-02
-. ll.etaes No. -
10 the VOTERS or KLAMATH


< Thsys has bsen some discussion In
regeed i6the Issuance Of warrants on
~ :a ~ Cert House fund amount.
eZst4Mish To- state that acsording 10
0A1erms Of the contract entered into
eVa1d between klamath County and
J:,A,f fpougAn Co. for the erection OF
. ~ genyt house. payments were TO
b tbe9p tpee vouchers of the SUPER
inteudiaD 4stbitect. That at the time
sald warrants were iasuod vouchers
ceetieed TO BY the supsrinteudiuE
architect were attached 70 claims,
which were duly sworn TO BY J. N.
pouesu. contysctor, and that ssjd
claims we're allowed b. . majority OF
~ 0onnty Court. sAd Il was my duty
- County Cle6k 20 issue ssid war.
ynhte. The shove mentioned vouch.
eso aod claims we're st that time and
~ ~ tho present time on ale n this
o@ee. ~ seme - ell other vouchers
eeo elsims against the county are
The eontrsctor hes on als . surety
Aoo6 y The sum OF oGE,SS7. so M
sueloatee the faitAful performance
8 ~ contraet and ] myself havo an
.le . bond 70 the State Of OREGON n
he sum oe $4,000 for the fsithfuiI
performance OF my duties ~ County
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-02

cause Of . $ournai entry Of The Nv.
meat oe. the oSl.6<S. The dspeW
who attsnded 10 the County Cesn
proceedings omitted this from "
Journal. and when II was CHECKED
over. - sll Court proceedings IN.
said correction was made. ~ oeeen
have been made In the past. ID tsel.
II was . matter '0f. public record = !
stood. and u was not really necessary
to enter the Transaction In the !osF'
nal. % 20 beaeae or harm could
suit from the omission of the satsy.
I have aee. during my term Of ones
- County Clerk. had q thing what
ever 70 DO With the l0catios Of ~
eoasl house ts klamath Cosn'y. ...".
G. X. DE LAP.
(Paid Advsrtisemsno