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Newspaper Page TextV I s M(,MIAV, (XT III, tuiri Herald's Classified Advs. i irinj.'utf''"'""''"'"'"'"" ii'i' FOR SALE , nw in 'i r .--.... . .r . . . roll HAt-i: loo rre timber. t million (!. situate Tp II II IS. i; W M tl.COO Will uximr, I". ; r'lrli, I'sUllM, Calif l-3ltU-16 I, THIS EVENING IIBRALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TAM1 HI.CH.NI HANI) liuust-liiitil fiimlltii I,n sale cheap. Ili'iulle llndols 10 A FOR ItKIJT um ii i -.- ANTi:l ('( lkrr fur Urge iiiiMlrill. MhlUllilslied hum lur the wnit'i (iir nniiillial iriiUI oulr Phone 1KJ. I l D. S. Supreme Court Session Starts Today in Washington Mrs. Woodruff, Wife of Stricken Bull Moose it .. Si JJiVW n? October Term Commences With Pomp and Dignity. Decisions Will Be Handed Down October 20 By the Highest Triounal of the Nation First pull HKNT - Tin or four rooms, lutiilili"! fur lntuioVeritioK Ptmn IHV 3.-II HELP WANTED .m...i ' ..i'.,. . ....i,.i. ttAKTIII Olll lu lirl with huusa wulW fs Inmis day Inquire II. Hits I ll My Absolute GiiAiantco Policy I In Proven A WINNER ln pltc ol lUnl Time, my Huilum ll.in ate-aiHIy liicrr.mcd Hi l...it I plain l; inn lim cm mir 4i well lrl will, ih) HAM II III I'UltlM) H..I II,) - llt lrl In k g H.if.l (tf . llllMrf III )U"I Ml(li thai mmm'I trp ) I guaraftl MlMatlloU ur l'".r) irlumlxl FRANK M UPP f PIONEER SHOE MARKET I., it nil kln.lt ( Miw VW.tk twll Ml I.II..L..I hi,... r (III). ""II ) Lillians Matli.,i Mux Mi.ll Mm, 'J.V anil I i SAMPLE SHOE STORE nil Ku m .r.'T Mu m ti s nn kii.i, Ml AM A iltnili I'AHM oil IIOOII CIT PIKIPMlTi ' SI rt Weod lllr Vallej. fh lMH4f. lB (Sd UfM Ti cir. en I-bH Him. oar (lap, lw Iwh, (o taiM. ou atr )ltM. It . I'M Valley, heui. Um. hu gif4 well. winJwtll I wm nl mltn flow town. itl hum, (tarns Kl art una milt flow Midland, titxlir. Uril. "Ill H rI IrftSi. II esit too mil" Irew KUmalh Pells uii rallrnad. nl crt un- ilr tlllch II fr io mllr from KUuitti I'.IU. tiouio. burn, clilrlifn tuu Nw T:o Mnlli Wt(. l-rcxim hou. It.ieo, Mtir uruit Nn 3:i Nllllli llrr(. JriHim lioutv, 11.606. vty lr rim No 317 Ninth itrrtl, 6-roora liiiuio, 13.809, mix lormi. Cor. Hairnlli nl Cnl. -firo IlliUin, li.ooo Ciillmr Tvlilll J lluili, i-rivilH tlllllKRlo. IS.I0O Hiirral fim.l liiimr in MIIU Ailitltloii ""cTlAS. S. SPINNING un H. mil hi. I'lu'Mp iu OMM"! CHILCOTE SrIU kihhI Unit l.ni'U SrIU ilmlmlilo ill) inrlir U'lllra iinlf tinniN. Willi-. liKinniKi' llinl 'ii) Colin U llt'iil. I ii.in iiioiii) on nl rxdilC' "II Slnlii HI. I'liono HO. WOOD Mult, lllixk, lloiljr mill l.lnib, Wlmlciilo or lli-lnll COAL Cur of Coiil ulll iirrlu" nlioiit IiIoImt mill, Tlmo )oor onlir ii'i mill uvnlil ilrln). viu.no in mi.nii i'ic ion KLAMATH FUEL CO., Onico noa Muln. (). PeUm. Mr I'liona IH7. I'liono U4HH i. i .1 I tmu HI, AHIIIM.TIIS ll ( o,l j .'h all tl.. (M.Nlp ,,4 Jn4lraj ,jt ii ii ..r .i,.,i,i 1 1, ,, m,iow roart I turn I blU,) HUla. lodtr mat , iuMiil- at mwii lu, )kv OiioDtt ' w ll, a. ruttUur lttl lnaillOD Ui.n dt thai lh. ,, tMi k4uri b jUdlTial baaiDeu on Iba ..I dai, ih. wtaluB u btlaf I'al .M IU. .rt.woatoa i0j pre,,!,!, " .. Hullaiior (iatjaral Davit b Al ' ' Iiaial Urtlrinuldt ij,. ju, iiu4 I., ih Wall. Il.mia ai,J i cmiihI I., l'r,.Mtnl Wll.un I'M lo.ll.o Whll UJ I,, u, "i.l )u.l ,r, e,,l.., , ,hri( .. . 11 Hi Juitiifa iimnliiil In lb ! l .1 iIik.i arivlreon Hi, blKhral I'.o ii lolluwa Juailrca MrlCrtiba, . .Im, liar l.urton. lluRlir. Van .. in l.i mar an. I J'lint-r a ri l.if.. buali ulnii.iijail til" chum Iff 4 ih iiroraJHiloii filliTnl, and all i . and rriaalocil tlaudliiK until tl. mi . i aartdi lb luiirli. At a Khrn Hi iil't rula of tin iilrliMl judicial i r! rlio rhlrf Jilttliu rbatlcd for a iiiiiiiiim tvltli tlip iri4ldnt and i.m il on Junlko Jltlfriiiia follow rd, ami 'b ii-iiulnlnK Jutlci forrnallr xrtot d lb i hlcf icutl. Tbo more for mat itrri-IInK irrrdd an informal mrlianxn of fileaaantrlta bttwern I'Kldrnt Wllaon ami lila rliltori b- .icii il I loin I h!ef Juitlc Wliltv. lb for tl.o lattr returned lit the Cap- Ha. k aiik i..h, , U tfc, chaiuh,, n, 'r alma and 'ourt omra, Includ-I.-' i ali.ibi Ki'iiflal, ware atrd id I ' Mln Ih-kuii KiiIIiiwIuic Hi .1 i riiMiul' iriitatlou rourt . ')'min.i I. ,t Hi uil to Hi While I . 1'i.lli.aii,,: un, nil malum. Chief l.i.n... i i.. aa Hi Drat lo ntr '""i'1' u Hi minui i.f ij ucliM-k !, ull, litl,l m I inanilon ami r,raii III .i.il tUnlurllf la one of liul whir work Iricldtnt lo illapoalrja; r llir li.-aty October (rm docket was iminedlali-lx IteKun Hi rourt will meet afaln lomor m to bear arcuuianta on tb moat adtanrvd caaea ou tbo docket A larcv lilt of tin i bale been ael for ward Tb first declalona of th Octo- orr term will lw banded down on Jluiiita). October ZOtti . LLLLLLLLLBRaaaaaaaaaaK aBBBBBBaRlifaBBBBi aaaaaW aaaaaaaaaaaaaaW l krJaH. Oregon s rarm Crops Valuation Forty Hoi. (llrralil Selal heirlrr) COIIVA1.I.1H. Oct 13. The turn of Tl Iowa I'M ;1 Tha llemlieil eatlmatei art aa fol- 1200 for orarjr man, woman and child Wheat lu Oregon would be their share of the nu i taluo of the state's agricultural pro ducts for the, present rear, If dlilrlb uled equallr arnom them. Tha laluatloo of farm products Is almost 1110,000,000, according to 'the etlmafra of Dr. Jams Wlthr- rombe, director of the experiment its . tloo, and tbo population la allthtl 'under 100,000 If the number of farmers In the slat Is SO.000, per haps an oer-tlmate, tb avsrace share of the farmer Is about 12,100. The eiact valuation placed upon (farm crop by Ur, Withcombe a l"4.oa,lCS, and the value of other '.ajcrlcultu,ral products Is estimated at IH;, (OS, GOO. The (rand toUl lai ,"',50.6'"- 1 1 1'nan .he, Fort. iiiii ia airaoii sii,vvv,uvv areaiar than the laluatlon last year, and In-, dlrates icreal prosperity I The aieraco Orecon farmer seems to be letting berond the reach of .I1H,G10,H5 4.80S4U "rlr 3,104,tei Clorcr .d 3,0(0,100 I'olatoes 6,ttM1 liar ..1 13,0,II0 Hop fl,37,00 L-...I, Vegetables . . , . , jMlscellaneoua .., I'nultrr and Kggs Dalrj products . , Wool Mohair Hone ....,,.,, Livestock ,,.. ,.,. ,000,MO 8.000.MO 7.500.000 8,700,000 ia,4.s,o 3,75,M0 3S0.1IO 14 l.f 10 3I.I07.M0 Tout ..$13.,B0C;M 1 C. V. Ioiltr left for the fortan this morning's (rain, after a short visit In the count seat - . Schmidt Makes Slww of Insanity &' KsfTsiiiB lXsaiaiaiaiaiaM.V ')' IssaiaiaiaiaiaBistKW BEEF PRICES Hotel Arrivals BECOME FIRM." - I I I (Tl tllllNS Willi mil i. i i:ii hi: in nil lit ih r iiuxi i u l.M Ml. IK swim: ltlK Willi. I'. Ilron Nrlgbbor, A It. Turner, K, nh moil, Hldner Sprout, It. A, Marakr. W. it. Uwlor, Han Kraucls- ro. K. Hazard, San Ultgo, J. C. Alll- Mrrll'l uu 1"1 ". Caleilro. Miss (Jrac Hunt. Miss Kdna Wells, Ashland; John (Irirntb, Kagl Itldge; A. J. ilc Duiiald ami wife, ls Ancelv. II. A. Kirtla, Hacrauento, K. U Yetter, Me.lford. Catherine I'rehm, Merrill: t'. O. Churchill, O. (I. Steel, Yreka; illiraM hliil fvuli..) . k Jackson, Portland, rout LAND, on 13. Ilf l.Ut ! Ilolt-I Hall ..ii l..i la.t V 111 oft cousld- i: i. Hittbcock, Ilonanxa, J. W. bl) .iid inUi-J were a ahade' liulktr. C l Wlllla, I,. II. Zelmer, - . , , i . bulk of huslnras was , ruiiUnd. I- r'. Hambo, M. K. IUmbo, ...... i.t Mi.nda) and Tueadar, as u IiIIihiuIh. A. J. Itambo, llaltlmore, .... ii . il.n. went luslguMfanl. J It Howson. Algoma, W U Wllcli, .. .tt. ...Id la bulk at 17.10 to fnswill. f (I. Merrill, A. K. Ilarby. - .el . ... at 140 to C TS A,,k. It (iermlth, Merrill, C. O. Engle. ..i in Hum grade stuff waa utter- y iiuucb, J. W Scott, Ban Kran- i m u.ii.l discount on choU.'rl,co. K I' Morris. i:uene. II. tr c m .1 o. d'i fdiil .a, .D'rzil lo 111 kill Aum.ii" a dirTrient luUar ll au "Inn be was Hi i in.. At that llrur a was a oatlr dtraipd young loan with an iRlolllsrnt apHrance. Ti dav he rrHts an apiNNUalitr gieal I) similar lo th comic eupplt'liitlil" idea or ila ijrpiral tramp. ll. i.. .Itr.l - !.. ft 'I "1" .M.liiiig n.al afltiM I. il SMlllilH.l.nl llrir. Itt II J Vanl'iKscii, supetln undent ol the Klamath I'litrict ur , 1)R ,,rct. ill MelhiHlltl ronfrlrlicc. ll hero to i,,,, Btr mil tbn inrlous churchM and mis. slons In Mamatti au.l UVo caunltei II will be here about sli weeks. f ,,rl r in tiad lundttlons were uncvr . n ai.il isIum tlucvuatrd lailljr. lupa rangrd from l.70 to I. CO. with i he iriidenrr downward. The .utlrt I (air for good light hogs and tiuiHiih hi weights, but the Bile of iriii during the n( six da)s will b lb iiiihiI infurntlal fartur nil the niarkrt hhrrp mimr transactions gate the iHiptrMiun of a atead) to weaker tone on Limbs Soiiiii rholre rrarlluga lu small tuts sold at It.'iO aud prime UWra ill 13 74 10 II. l-niuba failed to nwrh out at the week's close, but lb uulnber tillered fur sale was so Kngle. I'ori Klamath, Charles llortoa land wife, Dalrr. IU C. Khret, St. I.imli. William llrjtan, (I It. Agnew. J ! Hammond. Oakland; II. A. Kretts. Sacramento, Oca. K. Ixckard, lllrhmond. K U t'ot. J C. Kuhanks. Frank Ston and wife Ceo. Ilowers, San Krancliro. C J Smith. A. E. Mlrhaelson. W. A. Williams, Port land. It. (I. WIUoii. 1am Angeles, Mils Carrie Drarr. Dorrls, Miss Mollle Ilrltt, JacksonMlle; O. V. Lootclcv, I'ort Klamath, A. Stlftler, Worden) J. It. How lion, Algoma; Mr. A. K. Hullodnr. Couer d'Atene; John C. Thorpe and wife. Ashland; A. (Iran tham, Otell. Mlas . C. K. Hodge, u- goiernorof New Vork, and one of the dated upon the 37lh dar of Pepts slat., leaders In the Hull Moose partr, ,tr, i,0, tor the sum of 11.01 No one waa more deeply concerned,! hard times. not ivn tbi politicians, when Tim- ---rr-r-z: oihr I. Woodruff, former ILutenant M MmBi,lr ,n.m. . ,,.... am- AAA Kh. ..,., .... .. .. . . i---- .----, "'"""" """ "" " n-lninde and eiecnted by defeodanU T. j-oV.. at the opening of the maor- ,. uubluson and Minnie A. iloblnson. ally campaign In New Vork. upon tb, following described real Mrs Woodrutt has been active with property situated In Klamath county. hr husband In politics (hat Is, she Oregon, to-wlt: All of See. ie, Twp. has helped him In tbo social aspect of j;. s. II. 9; all of Sec If, Twp. II, me game ana me rormtr lieutenant Is. It. 8; and the EH of Bee. If, Twp, governor lias ten one or Colonel llooseie'i'a most useful allies. Wood ruff Is a prartlcal politician who knows politics from the primaries up lo national conventions. He Is one of the few really practical men In the Hull Moose organisation In the list. Herald want ad bring. result. U. S. It. 11, all B. W. M.; together with the appurtenances and heradlta. ticnts belonging thereto, said mort kvge having been recorded at page 31 C la Vol. 9 of Mortgages, of the mortgage records of Klamath county, Oregon, on Uie 39th day of October, i'J09. That the court also decree that any party to this suit may become a purchaser of the aald real property; Caiiuvl sun fur Wife' MUfortune I'nllrd lreaa 9ervlr VIKNNA, Oct. 13. The Imperial 'nd that ,h" sheriff shall place the Auttrlau high court has rendered a luichaser In possession of lue prop- decision that a huibaud cannot sue'r,jr Purchaitd, that the dtfendanta to roer damsgi-s for Injury or the tca m" f"0,u """' unaer mers death of his wife. The court held that only the wife herself could bring action for damages, and. In the event of her death, her parents or children be foreier barred and foreclosed) of all right, title, estate and Ilea atj law and In equity, and alt equity of ridemptlon. In, to and upon the aald mall and miallls ordinary U,er,w- ' "'inn). Jierrill. K. tiado could not aetllr on a sub.lan- c"n"'" Mli lt''- M,u" ctt)'. Iowa; tlrnerall) mutton and , ' ' ' '""'lay. Mrk: Mr. l.oie and steady If the quality s .1f. cltr. cholro The outlet, of course, would l.a rli,d. hut It has ub.orbid each llu.liainl llllllil. Tiiitnre were i milled to sue. tut the husband trrM PrPr,lr ni1 "'" Prl lh"lf ..... .,fiiui iu, niui w, wu,v.k.wu - 1 lowed ny the statutes or the state or JLCfjal INotlCeS Ttl1 ummons Is published pursu- I ant to an order of the Hon. Wm. 8. Sutiimuiu Worden. Judge of the county court of In the Circuit Court of the State of K,tna,n county. Oregon, made on Oregon, for Klamath County. beptemoer i.in. is. J. ana the nrit Kredcrlck Wlnstanley, Plaintiff, publication thereof Is made on thej v. t B. Uoblnson and Minnie :s,h djr r September, 113. , A. Ilnl.ln.nn ,.,! V- I. -,.. I Ktirtv!N'I)AI.L C PRnnllROV I Defendants. Attorneys for Plaintiff. To K. K. Iloblnson. Minnie A. Robin- 9-35-11-6 r con and K. U Carver, the De-j fendant Aboe Named: Hummons In the name of tbo state of Ore-!.n tb0 justice Court for the District gen: i ou and each of you are here by summoned to appear and answer tho complaint nied In tbo above en- titled suit within six weeks after thei frit publication of this summons; and! you will tako notice that If you fall tOj n,iri.np fln.l ,nw., rw rtl.. ulikln I miiici: io vttri:its Tin I will b n special elecllun held throughout the statu on the (th day of Noeniber. 1913. aud AM. Pl.ltHONfl ilMlrmit lo ' t 1'' rlr.li.-n must p-gtatf r before the 30lh ,1 ,, ..I Oiiubrr I I J I III: LAP County Clerk V 39 o 30 btr ...- ., .l ..... .i day's receipt for u k without nn , ul'oJ Press Service ,, ... '',".. ' , "' .tbrrcof. will apply to the above en effurt. IH'DAPKST. Oct. I3.-Krau 8ilvol.......i ' .... ,. ' L " ,."? ......? l'riltlll. wife of a big land ownerjm ,l complaint Bled herein, to-wlt: I. ml Unburn.. t;.i. Ilnrk tu Work ,""ar "udaix-st. Is In a critical condl- -or Judgment against you for the t ulti.1 Pm. Service !'"". 'ro'" ,,u",ul inlarl" 'dieted ium of 11.000. with Interest thereon KlNIKlV Oct 13- wuruionc1' ''" ''U.ban.l. whoso brother In-1 from tho 27th day of March. 19H. at I.OMIO.N. Oct. 13- After u long ,rn)l.j ,,,, m ,, Hf1 wai UBrne llli,.. during which his llfo ra. , 1lu, ,lratm,y ,, four ,. ,,, ., ...,,, 'r'.,Jt, ... -i..lr..l at Ijir.l AliMrilmiM. I.irit i . .... ..... ' t.Mw.fc, " "- -KiiuunK ni-iit' to nite heat .lll.l ju.ii.-v ..i .ii.-ni ...i...... .......7 the kitchen stole, nlul will. i. auHicd Ills duties In that capacity. aiii 7 3.xm 77 'V H A V ji.t-i v -' .. J &AiWtt WMBiBilllM 7 I I II II I VOU WANT AHEAD fur lour business or ou won't suc eed This applies to tha UP-TO-DATE" MEAT MARKET. Tho lii-ail of this builiit'ss Is an ei-pt-rl on minis, mill mnkes us pop ular A nn eKiimple, PEOPLE'S MARKET I.iii'ii, Hiinilllim V JuriU phem: mi In ns .ro)lded by the terms of the prom- tongs Mssory nolo mentioned and described thrust them Into tho breast of his lu the plaintiff's complaint Bled here IepliiR wife ShcU not vipected tojln; and for the additional sum of ,tecocr. IS00 as attorney' fee In thl suit or l.lnkvllle, for Klamath County and Stato of Oregon. J. Kobert and I. D. Wbltmore, partnsrs, doing business under the Firm Name of Kobert and! wuttmorei riaintiixs, . V.. Williams and Maude William, hi wife. Defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon )ou aro required to appear and an swer the complaint filed against yon and descendant of Ichabod Hall, deceased, and any aad all otter persons or parties, known or unknown, claiming by, through, or under the said Ichaboi Hall, or any of the above named de fendant,anr tltle.rlght.lnUrest, Hen or estate, la and to lota on and two (1 and 2), section two C), township thirty-nine (tl) south, range thirteen (13) east. W. M., Klamath conaty, Oregon, Defendant. To Calvin Hall. Ktta Halone, Net son Cowley, Elena Health, Suion Orlmes, Bell Frank. John k'lndly. Jams Ittd ly rred Flndly, Viola Bieaave nue, Nancy Wilson. Mary Brown, Mary Copelaad, Louise Bwlagte, Wm. Mrasner, Cbrla Cowley, Phil Msisner, Rachel Hall AU wortb, Usnjamtn F. Hall. WU Ham Hall. Will Gray. Klaur Flndly Jessie Vernon. Will Flnd ly, Mary J. Hall. W. S. Gray. J. W. Gray and Lucy A. Dyke, heir at law of Ichabod Hall, de ceased; and also the heirs at law of tola Coz. deceased; Willi Hall, deceased; KUale Hail Cooper, deceased; Edna Hall Cowley, deceased; Benjamin Hall, deceaseJ, Ga'aey Hall Peatree, deceased, and Nancy Hall Oray, deceased; being heirs at taw and descendant of the said IchaboJ Hall, deceased, and any and all other persons or partlw. known or unknown, claiming by, through or under the said Ichabod Hall, or any of the above named defendants, any right, title. Interest, Ilea or estate, la and to lot on anil two (l aad 3). section two (I). township thirty-nine (31) south, range thirteen (13) east, W. M., Klamath County, Oregon. In the Name of the Stat ot Ore gen: i ou and each of you are here by commanded aad required to apt-ear and answer the complaint ot the plaintiff filed herein against you, oa or before the 11th day ot November, 1913, that being the date fixed la Which you shall appear and answer, by order of Hoaorable Heary L." Ben son, Jndge of th circuit court of too and each of you, ln the above entitled action on or before Tuesday, the 28th ls..,e , Q.on. for Klamath rn.mt. day of October, 1913. that being th ,n4 rou rt 10 l0 appw ,,, .... day of the last publlcitlon of thU(,r puintlff will apply to said dm summon and the lost day within, cult courl uf lh, 8ut, 0, Ont0Oi ,0? jtnd for his costs and disbursements! Subscribe for the Herald, CO cents herein; and also for a decree foreclos-' which you are required to answer a tlxed by the order ot publication ot this summons. It you fall to appear and answer the complaint filed herein aa aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply Klamath county, for the particular relief prayed for In said complaint, to-wlt: To quiet title ln plaintiff, la' and to lot on and two (1 aad I), section two (2), township thirty-nin a month. In, the mortgage described In the jlo the Court for the relief demanded! (3J) i0UtUi ,,,., ,hlrtMa (1) ,Mt GETAGUN lilt) It or rt-nt ll, hut get a gun mill K-l nut iimonit tho tluckn t r ii i: thi: kim "'' (ll'N' u,u ,1K,: ASV Tmi K,N" OF ' ' MIIII.I.S THAT I.T THE (1AMK HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING IN THE SPORTING GOODS LINE llciuililiigor All Kinds. Kveryllilnir rvpiilml hut a broken lioart.' THE GUN STORE "ALL THAT THE NAMK IMPLIES" NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM COLD OR CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE M) Clt-niikliig, llmllng llnlm liutautly t'loiim .N'iims IIiniiI untl Throat HloM .Vasty Catnrrlial Dlscharirtv. Dull lli-iiibulio (IlH'H. Try "Ely' Cream Halm," (let n small botllu nnyway, Just to try itApply n lltllu In tho Nostrils niul Instantly your clogged nouu and stoppod-up ulr piissngea of the head will open; you will breathe freely; dullness utul headacho iltsnpponr. lly iiiurnluK, tho cnturrh, cold-ln-head or cutttrrliat sore throat will dlsapper. Knd such misery now! (let the binull bottle ot "Ely's Cream Dalra" nt nny drug store. This sweet, fra il runt balm dissolve by tb heat ot tho nostrils; penetrates and heals the Intluuied, swollen membrane which lines tho noso, head and throat; clear air passages; stops nasty dis charge and a feeling ot cleansing soothing relief comes Immediately. Don't lay awake tonight strug gling for breath, with bead stuffed; uostrlls closed, lmwklug and blowing. Catarrh or a cold, wth Its running noso, foul mucous dropping Into the throat, and raw dryness Is distressing, but truly needless. Put your faith Just once In "Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh will surely disappear. (Paid Advertisement) lu said complaint, the same being for the sum of 128.05, with Interest thereon at tho legal rate from Sep tember 1st, 1913, and for the costs ot this suit. This summons Is published In the Kenlng Herald, a newspaper printed In Klamath Falls, Oregon, and this summons will appear In It once each week, by order of E. W, (low en. Jus tice ot the Peace, and dated Septem ber 20th, 1913, A. D. The first pub lication of this summons Is made upon Tuesday, September 23d, 1913, and the Inst publication thereof will be made upon the 28th day of Octo ber, 1913, A. D. W. II. SHAW. Attorney for the Plaintiffs. 9-23-10-38 h Humuious.for l"ubllcatlon (Equity No. 498) In the Circuit Court ot the State ot Oregon, In audi for.lKlMaaL County. y' " F. D. Swingle, Plaintiff, vs. Calyln Hsll.et al, being blrs at law W. M Klamath county, Stat of Or gon, and to bar any right, till, Inter est or estate that you, either ot you.i or each, any or all of you may hav in and to suld premises, and for a de- creo ot sa'.d court that plaintiff be,. and Is the owner In fee ot said premises. 1 This summons, published In tha Evening Herald, a newspaper prlnta and published ln tb city ot Klamata! Falls, County of Klamath, Btat fr Oregon, being tb county la whla said land llts, and biai tho PPtj designated, by ordr ot Mid Hoaor able Henry L. Benson, Judf of'tbei" circuit court of tb But ot Orgoai'J In and for Klamath county, In whlettf lo publish such summons, 814 orjf der dated, 7th day of SeptMtber ipi. in puuiwauoai so saw uu me asm any or BpiBDr, if l and tb last publicatloa oa tb 1 dsy of, Novtbr, 11I, atlaf far (BJ 'sacatrMMaW Attaraar tmr THtML A f-ii-ii. $ftt.n,pmmmB, aaassaat Si I! kill m . it.. ; L? II '""V;