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SAN FHAKCI3CO, Auk. 13. Su
perior Juilgo Lawlor today dismissed
lobby. Ho wlllHI1 lr0 waicimeni ouisianaing
devoting hUjnBaIu,t George I). Collins, n brilliant
lawyer, who i now serving a term in
S.m Quenttn.
It U expected that Collins' friends
, ' ' ' " ' Jwlll eek n pardou and parole.
. Crttictee HotwckceplH ' Tho lawyer la serving a fourteen-
Mrs. Lucy Vhceloclc aald at the N-enr term for perjury.
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transferred to Hyde. In some eaten,
fovornl transfer wero tnado before
Hydo aculred pOMteslou.
Attempts hare been mndo by Hyde,
says the' complaint, to transfer the
lands to the United State tor lieu
forest selections, but the government
has refused. A decree setting aside
aU the deed and dtveetlag the hold
ers; ot alt rights kt asked for.
la 'a new electric reading lamr
mirror break up the glare ot tbt
light as well a shield It from the
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Former Residents of Greenwood
County, in Jayhawk State Gather
for Reunion; Over Sixty Present
lMk Out, l.tttK ewit lletb
and Hnymoml llrldgei loft this tore
noon hi llrldgMk big Mitchell car tor
u couplo ot day' outing on Spring
Creek, where they will try their luck
with rods and rcots.
Ton year ngo areenwood rounly,
Katisas, had n single ronrisenlatlveTn
Klamath county, (leorgo II. Hum,
who came here In'ISSt.
No other Orcenwood peoplo enmo
td Klamath couuty until 1903, hcn
Mr. and Mr. V, 8. Slough enmo. A
yoar or two later J. U. Mason and
wife came. Later camo tho younger
Masons, tho Faughts, lltitchcn.
Lyons, Miller, Eraus and othorn, and
this summer the Lattas. Nov there
are aoout sou former urcenwooa
county, Kansas, people In Klamath
county.
From time to time a gathering ot
tliwo former Kansans has been pro-
ACCUSED
FORGER
IS ON WAY HERE
posed, but nothing came ot the aug
rcsIIoii until two or three day ago
Mr. J. M. Kvans set today at the time
and tho court houso ground a the
place tor a picnic tor tho dreenwood
county people,
Tho chicken wero slaughtered, the
pice and cake baked, and all the
other ntedfula for a tumptou picnic
dinner, nud about 10 o'clock the clan
begnn to gather. They camo to the
number of over ttxty, even on the
short notlco given. Every one pres
ent enjoyed tho day, and It was
agreed that thtro ought to be a simi
lar meeting ot these old friend and
neighbor each year, and longer and
more general notice given.
fr'KKD MORLKY COMING FROM
IDAHO WITH MAN ACCUSED OF
I'trmXU HIKMKNH' SIGNATURE
O.VXOTE
TANGO DANCERS
GET BIG HANDS
AHSENCK OF HCAKDAHUNtl C1R
CUMSTANCKK IS NOTED RV
THOSE ATTENDING THE STAR
THEATER
In Doyd and Wt-nt tho Htar the-
Accused ot forging the name ot J.
w. Siemens, prceiaoni or me nm ,tlir hla wWk lin. an exc.i.tloaallv
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Eugene Sexton I on hi way heror'""-' "v """" "" '"""' '""
from Mineral. Idaho, where he wa;"111 nmouy uauce. oneren.
arrested by Special Offlcer Fred Mor- lan hav "1 ' Popular
ley. A requisition was Issued several ho h0,", wllh he ho of cowlB
y, ax0 tnway srandaiueo, but iney nave been
Sexton and hU Wlfo . wero living doomed to dliappolntracnt. Far
near Tulo Lake at tho time the crime """ uv,u -" ""i
Is alleecd to have l.n committed. "'OP ow countenanced, the
The note to which they are charged 'TUK ilanco rcnulrlng grace and
with nmxlng Siemens' signature haslral,m,,Jp ol ol,on w",onu ,ne '
a face value of 17.163.84. It wasi"0- The chatter used by the cou
sent to a Spokane bank. b10 ,00 hn n bNn ofaclureel
in tno last uecaao, wnicn is a later
New Use far dealer
Society women la Boston are car-
rylag the poster war oa liquor Into
tixtrr city aad town la Greater Bos
ton. Oa ot the poster set forth
the tact that, one-third of the Insan
ity, one-fourth of the poverty aad
one-halt ot the crime result .from
drink, aad add. "You, pay the hill."
These poster are placed In shop win
dow and other place where they at
tract atteatlon.
vintage than many can boast of,
COOK CHARGES
' TO BE AIRED
Wage Sheet Stole. Some one
entorod the paint (hop of Harry Web
er on Fourth' street last night and ap
propriated a brand hew wagon sheet.
When Harry discovered hi loss this
morning ho Immediately reported to
tho police. It I believed to have
boen iho work ut tramp) who prob
ably needed the sheet for a sletplng
outfit.
MORE DUCKS IN
MARSH REPORT
HUN OF SALMON IS MGHTEIt
THAN USUAL IN WILLIAMSON'
HIVEII, HUT NIOllT IS GOOD.
OTHER RESERVATION NOTES
IKiwa From KH. "l)oo" Ham
mond came down from Fort Klamath
Tuesday to attend to buslnes matter
In the county ut. He 1 plannlngiou
a big deer hunt tho lattor part of Ui
month.
(Special Corrittpoudeiiro)
KLAMATH AOENOY, Aug. 13, It
U reported here that thoro will bo
mord duck limn, ever on the Klam
ath Mnrh thl fall.
WILSON
FAVORS
There Is vory fow salmon In WII-,
llamium Itlver now, It Is hoped that
tho run will be greater than last year..
It I gtvnt sport tu catch them with a'
tine nnd spoon hook.
RURAL CREDITS
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iiii:hidi;nt hays this was not
ATTACHED TO THE CURRENCY
IIH.L HIX'AUHl! OF THE LACK
OF TIMH
United Pro Borvleo
WAHIIINOTON, I), a, Aug. 18.
In nn olllcliil stntumoiit President Wil
son today declnrod lilmiolt In favor of
a "ruuiplelo nud adequate system of
Irural credits."
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Mr. James V. Martin, wife of tho I
former Harvard aviator, who wa the)
first woman to make a flight In Newj
FRU1TMEN VltOM ALL OVHR CAL
IFORNIA GATHER TO ATTEND
HEARING OF STATE HORTICULTURIST
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Domestic Science.
WcdnewUy Artemooa
X to 5:30, excursion on Upper
Klamath Lake, using steamer Wine
ma and Klamath,
Weekeeaday Evealag
Great Development League aad
platform meeting.
9:30 to 11, Farmer' Institute.
Executive session.
11 o'clock, leave for Merrill.
Thursday Afteraaeei
1 o'clock, lunch at Merrill.
3 o'clock, Farmers' Institute at
Merrill.
0 o'clock, return from Merrill.
ThurwUy Evralag
(lund nna meeting of tho Central
Oregon Development league.
l'lntform meeting.
Among tho speaker who are ar-
ranalna to attend the Development
Leacuu rougree aro Governor Oswald I
West. "Dig Ulll" Hanlcy. W. Ulr
Thouipsou, Arthur W. Orton, Presi
dent Ke"r. Dr. Wllhycombe, Profeior
Scudder, I'rofwsor Luun, Professor
Ilrow.t iud l'rofcor Milan of the
Ortcn Agriculture Cellegt: M. S.
Shrock of the tat. food and dairy
commission; Mr. Henrietta Wlllard
CalVIu. M. J Duryea of Eugene, At
torney General Crawford, Land Ageat
Rblmaart, Secretary of State Olcott,
Asstsoul Secretary Van Winkle of
thn state land board; C. 8. Hudson,
Vernon A. Forbet aad G. P. Putnam
ot Dead.
In addition to the, County Judge
Will 11. Worden, who I vice president
of the organisation, will talk on good
mad j. Phil S. Hate aad C. O. Chap
nin "til ttlso be among the speakers,
and It Is possible that "Farmer"
Smith, the O.-W, It. A N farm expert,
may be here also.
Ilium Nylaudor, foreman of tho Mo-
uoc roiui irrigaiiou project ftora, uc-i
compniiicd by Mr. Nyiumicr anil rurt
Summem, left fur the Diamond Lake
country to spend their vacation. Thuy
will be gono two weeks.
lto explained that such toglslatlou
vn tint itttachod tu the curruuey re
form bill liocaiiNe there wit no time
to pieparo tho plan.
Ho promised to etidoavor to soeuro
early action on the matter.
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Mr. uiul Mm. Vlvlau Kvnus are In
the city todny -from tliolr Poe Valley
iliome.
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Murk Hchatlock ot Chlloquln ha
moved away from here. He wll go
tu Washington to spend the winter.
Wa are supplied with fresh fruit
every week by Messrs Ward and
Wood of Klamath Falls, who cover
all this territory.
. Today iho smoko hides the Cascade
Mountains. Tho north wind that Is
Mowing drive tho smoke In from the
north. It makes It look like old times
before tho timber or foruits were protected.
Extension of tho boumliirles ot
(IUckiiw last year made It the second
city In population In thn I'nlted Kingdom,
The Horald cover the great
Klamath country.
1 It In the Herald! It' right, then
Notlco lo Taxpayer
Notlco I hereby given that the
bontd of eiiuwlliatioii for Klamath
county will be In kosslon for thirty
tit), beginning on tho second Mon
day In September. All protests tnuil
be made during thw llr-t week of the
meeting. J. I. LEE,
13-301 h&r County Asor
Notice for Publication
(Not Uotl Land)
Department of the Interior, United
Btate Land OOlce at Lakevlew.
Oregon, June SB, 1913.
Notlco Is hereby given that Edmund
W. Gowtn Jr., whoso postoltlc ad
dress I Klauiath Falls, Oregon, did,
on the 1st day of August, 1913, file In
this oltlco sworn statentint and appli
cation NV. 05317, to purchase Iho
lilt NWU, Section 10, Township 37
S., Itsuge 10 E., Wlllamotte Meridian,
und Hie limber thereon, under thn
rrovliluns ot tho act at June 3, 1173,
and net amendatory, known a the
"Tlmbvr and Stone Law," at such
value a might be fixed by appraise-
nicnt, nnd that, pursuant to such ap-
England, say that she will accompa-i United I'reas Survlce
ny her husband In hi attempt to, SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13. Fruit
cross the ocean for tho Lord North-, men from all over tho state and the
cllffe prize of tSO.000. They have ' majority ot tho county fruit InsDeo-
Just returned from thn Hawaiian I. tor havo lunamblixl to attend lhlt I" d H that can read and write.
lands, and are eager to make the hearing ot Stato Horticultural Corn-
Journey aero the ocean. mUsloner Cook. Thl Is being con-
)' ductod by Governor Johnson.
Woman la Detective ) Cook I charged with Incompetence.
Mr. Isabella Qoodwla la the only
Nittlrv ot the Appolalmcat of
KsccatrU
In the County Court of the State o
Oregon, for Klamath County
In the matter ot the Estate ot Charts (plication, Iho land and timber there
Woodard, Decaed. on have been uppralsed. $310, the
Notice Is hereby given that I have lumber estimated at 180,000 board
been appolated Executrix of the Lt
Will and Tentamsat of Charle Wood
ard, Deceased.
All persons holding claim agalait
the deceased or agalast hi Eatate are
required to present the aame, with
the necessary vouchers, to me at the
(rot at ft.00 per M., and the land
30j that said applicant will ofer
Una! proof In support ot hu applica
tion and sworn statement ot th 4th
day of September, 1913, befo.'e
(icorgo Chustala, clerk of circuit
court, Klamath county, l Klamath
office ot Kuykeadall A Ferguson, ray Tails, Oregon,
attorneys, whose onWee ar la the) Any person Is at liberty to protest
Looml ilulldlng In tbt city of Klam-lthl purcbaso before entry, or la-
ftth Fall, Oregoa, within sli month 'tlnto a contest at any tlm- before pat-
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who f connected with the polica de
partment. She wa fifteen year a
'police matron, and base her success
a a detective on her experience dur
ing tbatt Ime. Tbero are seventy wo
rn Written a Ftay,
Mr. Uurleson, wife of the post
master general, ha written a play.
which abe call "Her Hour.' It ha
been presented in a private theater In
Washington 'for the benefit of the
Nebraska show the largest per
centage of persons between tho age
Light In weight and so transpar
ent a to bo almost Invisible are new
waterproof cover for men' straw
hat.
men police matron In New York, Rll blind, tand is said to be a very enter
under the civil service rule ot the
department
LOST Between Klamath Fall aad
Crater take, 4x3 camera. Finder
notify Herald office. 13-4t
Herald Want Ada fcrktg renH.
(alnlng play.
A new line of dyeatuffa, the Inven
tlon ot German chemists, have proved
so successful that they have been
adopted by the German, Austrian aad
Swiss armle for the manufacture of
military cloth.
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By virtue of an axecntlea la fere
closure duly leaned by the Clerk ef
the Circuit Court of the County ef
Klamath, Stat ot Oregon, dated the
Slat day of July 113, la a certala
action In the Circuit Court for aald
County aad State, wbereia Daa Vaa
Drlmmer aa plalatIS recovered Judg
meat against Fred Kylenfeldt for the
sum of thirty-four hundred thirty
two and 10-100 (13111.10) deUara
and latereat and cost aad dibure-
meat taxed at on hundred, (1100)
dollar, on the 31t day of July, till.
Notice I hereby given that I will
oa Saturday, the 30th day of Augut,
1913, at the frost door ot the Court
House, at Klamath Fall, la aald
Couaty, at 10 o'elock, la the fereaoea
of caid day, eell at publie auction te
the higheet bidder, fer eeah, the tot-
lowlBg deecrlbed property, tewlt:
Northeast quarter of the North
east quarter, Seetlea sevea (7):
North half of the Northweit of Sec
tion 8; all in township Forty-oae(41)
South; Range Twelve (13) Eaat W.
M. situated In Klamath County, Ore
gon, subject to the lion of the United
States Government therein, and tub-
Ject to the proyialoa limitation,
and condition of the U. 8. acclama
tion Act (33 Stat. 388).
Taken and levied upon a the prop
erty of the aald Fred Kylenfeldt or aa
much thereof a may be aeceeaary to
satisfy the aald judgment In favor of
Daa Van Brimmer agalaat aald Fred
Eyleafeidt with Interest thereon, to
gether with all cost and disburse
ments that have or may accrue,
n n ijw Bhi
' GBO. A. HAYDON. Deaair
from July 34, 1913.
MAHTHA WOODA11D,
Executrix of tho Last Will and Tee-
tamont of Charle Woodard, Deceas
ed. 7-31-S-38r
ent Issues, by filing a corroborated
uRldavIt In thl onlce, alleging facts
which would defeat tho entry.
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the best, tins ot work In our line that
could bo ilono by any one. We are
prompt and (fllclont In our service,
'and are competent to undortake the
bitfgeit Jobs In Introducing new
Plumbing without luconvenlence to
tho household when you entrust your
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