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Newspaper Page Texti v Ji i .. i.. a- IV, KMiWAM ivM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON !T.m a.vJU.'V - ie f El Exploits aine Dttoctlrt Nml ui a MtUta Picture Drama By ARTHUR B. REEVE The Well -Known Nooelht arid the Creator of the "Craig Kennedy" Stories Presented in ColUboralion vyitli llie Paide Plyei miJ the Eclectic Film Company 1 i Ooyrtlbl, WH. by lb Bur CumjMiny, FIRST EPISODE Th Clutching Hand. must bo Homethlng tmw In In Illicit crilllliiuin uunuiian. iiutlioiU nro nil rlnhl as, far en Hut while we have boon hem, crlnttunlH have kept pace pdcrii science. Kennedy In Id down lilt now. Iiiil filled IiIk plpo with my to- In collexo wn had roomed to- Inn! wliatoil everything, even liiul now that I'mlR wn a or of chemistry in ennrge or oratory nt tho university, and nort of rovliiK commission on ' of Hie Hliir.Ve had continued l-IIIIKI'IIH'llt. m nlMi)N seemed strung to went cm slowly, "that no ono ir endowed n iiroicssomun in It science In any of thu largo '"THE CLUTCHING All rorclf n ICIjrttta lUMrvtd, corporation ZS3& llm low lovel of snitching to Dodge (n lilHOfltir. , "', gmi'rnoi," Uio trembling w roll It lind sold un ho handed over a grimy invcloi), "I rln'l never seen lil fnee hut hero, is direction how-to find hla hangout " ' Ah Llmpy ambled out, ho turned to Dodge, quivering tittlio enormity of hit unpardonable Mln In giinglnndt "Fori I OoU'h suko, governor," tin Implored, i I "don't Irl on how you found outt" , n i Ana yot umpy lied hud scarcely left E with hi promlso not to tell, when R . Dodge, happening to turn over Home papers, cam iion an envelope left ' on IiIh own desk, bearing that ui) uteri' ous clutching hr.tiu! Ho toro It open, mid j-ud In amaze n 3r vT;-f: " HA i mm krd aside my own paper aod Id the tobacco. utiould there be a rhnlr In il sclcnco?" I replied argu- rely, nettllus back In my chair. me my turn nt Kllco hcaduuar- porting, and I can tell you, lt' no placo for a college pro Crime Is Just crime. Ami aa klliiK with l (he (treat detec bom and bred to It, College dm for thu sociology of the me, for the detection of It, a II) rues the contrary," persisted Ken It. clean cut foil til re h betraying' rsim-n which I knew Indicated was leading up to something urtutice, 'there I n dutluct or science in tue iieteetion or Today c have professor of ling why not professor of rlenee''" I no I shook my head dubiously, Idted to clinch hta point. "Col- line sot down to solving tha acta of life, nowadays pretty ill except one They mill treat. In the old May, atudy Ha stalls- pore over It cuiueti and tho of how It can be prevented bUhed Hut n for running down hilunl himself, aclenttflenlly, re- lb bull! vu haven't mado I progress In mention alnco tbo mid toiiRa method of your llnic." Ibtlcan you will ftrito a brochure nunt IntereatliiK aubject," I led. "and let It (to nt that " tl nin Hcrloua," he replied, d d for nome reaaon or other to lomert of inn. "I mean ex- lliat I nay. I um nolna; to apply to tho detection of crlino. tho Ion of method by which wo but the presence of n inyatorl- rmlcnl or track donn a deadly I And before 1 have none far, I Ing to vnllit Walter Jameaon nld I think I ahull need you business." do I como In?" I aaked. Il, for one thlug, you v, III get a a 'bent' whatever you call la i nowipaper Jargon of youra." funntcly, Waltor," ho puraued, uie-liuntcra have gone ahead In i faster than the critulnala. It's by Job to catch ciiolnalt. Yours, In to mo, la to ahow people how in inner hope to boat tho mod- entitle detective." I 'ar an ou llko." I exclaimed. red nt taut. ki It wan that wo formed thla new imrlnerahtn In crlmo act- bat ban existed ever aliieo. 'hoii, liereu a ntoiv I wIhIi lollmv up," remarked tho man- editor of the Star to mu ono niter 1 hud turned In un ai nt of the lute afternoon. landed mo a clipping from the edition of the Htnr, and I inn my co over the headline: . AGAIN. NEW YORK MYSTERIOUS MAS TER CRIMINAL PERFECTS ANOTHER COUP. City Polico Completely Baffled "Here thlt. innnloi or I'lelcher, tho retired hanker mid trnateii of the unl- uirally," he explained. "Not u duo ( la 111. II nilslltv vriiut looking fi'lhiu- unl, ,.,, ,.fr,,i.i.. ..i lnjf whv iilifint iii,.. ,..!..... .1.1.... ..... I '"em year., old or ho, hut dy Eminent ' t "l"!? V ? f ' 'cllon und uullo friendly with uidgo. , ""? tbo r'l'n ,l6ur- "Wlin In ii. i iu.r. Iod ;o go-id about In wood jr. Thia .. "A reporter, aa liodgo." .innwered " le",!,.f yr " tno butler, glancing (niperclllmmly back nt mo. "And ou know how jour father dlBllkcH to nee ntnoim lu-re nt tho liouue," hu added defeienilully to her. tcrralned tu go homo mid rest Olitaldo tin- lioiicc, tu lie left hl cur, puBti.'d over the nmiKmr.tni on tho door, ho bad found another nolo, v. ltd ilio "Mlaa Dodite." I nlen.l..,!. hui. u ' HBnL" welr" ,l,Brlt ""' lnR'" "rd; If I had known them nil my life, "I'vo I ,,.,IU ,A A, boon trying to find jour father all tho , .. In ?io ot tho I'lcndlnge of young ovonltiK. U'h verv imiiormnt." uonntu, uougo reruaod to tr kc warn- Sho looked up nt me aurprland and In doubt whether to luugh or etamp her pretty little foot In Indignation ut my Htupemloiia nerve. Hho laughed. "Vou uio u very bravo )oung man," nho rippled wltharogulah I look nt Ilennett'M dlscomliturc oer tho Interruption of the tele-n-tete. ing. In tbo aufe In IiIh beautifully fitted library ho depoalted Mmpy'e doc-' uroent In an -envelope containing nil' tbo correal ondenco tha: bad led up to WmU$ W 1915 rijxirtiwi Huiie IfdkJ BdfirJR aalBValalalalallB JaaWaaiBValalalalalalalalalalalbalBVaal I MlfflHlWaWiFfW lBWm4fMMmmmwAmLXMMif li X J PIC Mi .B wa a lHa.MHnaM,HMaMawilMaxBaX SBSaf 4 Mi,Hiaan opiy.IorrttktmU ' 111 Aia T all, ml -- -"- -- i ' ir -----v.--- CJ--TJ,'" KZ-- Z-T-.. (Oregon, eoHpoa lMroTMMt; Ma, -T V lalMiml.Vr. VuVit . '. . ., the final atop In the dlacovcry. returned to our apartment and, not Tlioro vyaa a noto of iierlouKiiena In ' n,ldl"K Kennedy there, knew that I X5r W!fc ' - - !?7irrf,JsrrsFS OMI'LUTED weat facade of the gluni 'ilac- of Machinery inukltiK nur.i. toward San Francttco bay. The bulbllriK In Reman In architecture, an.t fh nnlnnnaAm utthln Ita (llr. ir.nr f,rlif1 tiMal. mmmaim ,h. h.lh. ti It wna late In the evening when I Hadrian at Caracalla. The columns befun- th- ialac are In Imitation Travtr line morula, coiorea to repreput .tnaten iiiarWt. The columns ar croivneo wltb liKurps liy Mr. Halg Petiiei.ia. reprnenllm; il, r.irr- wnnloiw) In thr pr ducllin if merlin ncat imuer e thla inaterloun ilutchliiK lUt, Last v.eek it wun the robbery of tho Max worth Jewehi end the killing of old lluxworth, AciiIii thin curioim nlgn of the hand. 'I hen thern wiim tint ilantard ly uttempt on Hbi-iburne, tho ateel Magiiiito. Not ii trine of Hie iiHHall KBt except llilft faun' ilulihlni: Cut. Ho It baa gone, Jameaon the mont alarm ing and Inexplicable Merle ot murdera that haa eer huppeued In thla coun try. And nothing but hand to trace them b thlrt Tlio Hinlle tllttcU from her face, and """' ' vo ot n caso for Jou Kreater ' in lt place enmo u frank earneat ex. , t,mn anj' ovcr hefore." prcaalon, whlcli I later learm-d to llko Kennedy looked up calmly from tho .. .f ......... . . .. . . . 1.1,1. t9 .nlantin I mm. mtt a. ... ,1... .... mm ivnjtL'tl viy miicil. -iy lutlier una " " vremuHi uuituujcuii win nur- declured ho will out tho ery next reoun',e, him teat tubea, beakers, porter who trie to interview him ' ca"ofully labeled bottles. hero," aho utiBWered, "Indeed?" ho remarked, coolly gc- 1 wuh nbout to prolong the waiting '" uuck t0 uls work, time by ome Jolly nbout euch a ntuii-. "Ves," I cried. "It Is a fcileutlflc I nlng girl not having by uny poBnlbll-) criminal who aeema to leave no clues." i Ity audi u caunibul i,f a parent, when , Kennedy' looked up gravely. "Etcry uncanny tjltl f of ,le CUuK,m KCflri( of u , criminal leaves a trace," be said quiet- 1 nHa aiiIuI.Ih !. !. ... 1. M lt, 14 1. . m . aa. T. ,1Hnr .,..i . ,.... '" "''" i" .ironcn 01 u i " an i oecn louno. men - ...-..., ...v.. , Ml.11IR.Illt. s -- - exclaimed: "Why. iIiIh fellow neeuiB to take a diabolical I might almost nay pnthologlcal pluiiure In crlmca of violence, reteiiKe, nrnrlco nnd nelf. protection. Sometlmea It Hcema as If hu dcllghtH In the pure deviltry of tha thing. 11 Is weird." Ha leaned oter and spoke in a low, tense tone. "Htruugest of all, tho tip has Just como to us Hint Fletcher, Max. worth, Hherburno nnd nil tho rest o thcao wealthy ini-n were Insured In tho Consolidated Mutual Life. Now. Jameson, I want )ou to II mr Taylor tiodge, tho president, nud Interview him. (let what you cun, at any cost." I had naturally thought drat of Ken nedy, but (hero iih no tlmo now to call him up and, bouillon, I munt aeo Dodge Immediately. Podge, 1 discovered over the tele phone, we not at homo nor at any ot the cluba to whlth he belonged. Lata though It was I concluded that he wae at his office. No amount of persuaalon could get mu past tho 'door, and, though I found nut later and shall tell soon what wus going on there, I de termined, about nine o'clock, that tho best wuy to get nt Dodge wuh to go to his limine on riftli nveuue. If I bad to cump on IiIh front doorstep until morning. Tho hnrder I found the Htory to get tho more I wanted -It. With some InUglvlngu nbout being admitted, I rang the bell of thu nplcn did, though not ery modern, Dodge residence. Ail English butler, with a nose that must have been his fortune, opened tho door and gravely Informed mo that Mr, Dodge wur not nt home, but was expected nt any moment. Once In. I waa not going lightly to give up that advantage. 1 bethought ni)ftclf of his daughter Klulne, one of thu most popular dnbutnntea of tho aettsoii, and sent tu my curd to her, on n chniicu of Interesting her nnd ncelng her father, writing on the bottom of the card: "Would llko to Interview Mr. Dodge regarding Clutching Hand." tiummonlng up whut assurance I had, which la sometimes cotiHldcroblo, I followed tho butler dowu the hall ns he bore my card. Aa ho opened tho door or tho drawing-room, I caught a vision of a slip of n girl In evening clothed. Rlultie Dodge was both tho Ingenuo and the athlete the thoroughly mod ern type of girl euuully at homo with tonnla and tango, table talk nnd tea. Near her I recognUod from his pic tures Harry Dennett, the rising young ever munt be because no one has "lie big front door opened nnd 'looked for It In tho right wuj." J.'lnlne Hung honmir In tlm nrmu or an ' Still gating at mp keenly, he added: elderly, slernfuced, gruy-halrcd man. ."Yes, I already know there was such "Why, dad," ho cried, "whom have ' man at large. I have been called In jou been? I mlimod jou ho much nt on that rietcher case he was a trua dinner. Ill be ho glad when thin ter-.teo ot tho university, you know." rlblo buslncBM gets cleared up. Tell , "All right," I exclaimed, a little me. Wlmt Ih on your inllid? What U nettled that ho should have anticipated u mm worries jou now?" ,00 oven so uuch In the case. I noticed then that Dodge seemed I you havcn'fheard the latest." wrought up and n bit unnerved, for ho I "What la It?" he asked with provok. Bank mtlier heavily Into ;i chair. 1mr calmness. ..ii.. , , -iuior Dodge," I blurted out, "naa saWBrBr mW w awaV sMatBB IIV MAIUJARET MAtO (Written for the United Press) Dame Fashion's latest costume. To rnvlsh her exchequer. Has squares like a checker board," Of black and white to deck her. And though you may make game of It Not even this will check her. cers to even the plainest of counte i nance. ! - hwyabte tin years from data of : llinnrlnp tt f-afn nt lnfal MAS tAM.4Ai, Jcced r, per cent per anmu,Wjt&JUr .lujnWe semi-annually, rlltlJsl5J Intcrcftt payable at the oftM tjMjp eliy treasurer or at the F(cal:AlyV'' ..I II... .t.l. nt VMn In Mm-VmI'.' &, Iprlnclpnl nnd Interest payable 1 a)M. w jl'uui ui ma Diiimu ouin ui abuusi ov!r v"ijl Ql,l hs.nrfa'a.111 nm imnA In ------- '. ,F- i atlons not exceeding f600.0 HkHf j, -;f; and numbered from i to , JaeHi- Wy laive. Said bonds arc authorlsW ly ' a " Ordlnanco No. 349. of lh ettftf. '' 'A (Klamath Falls. Oregon, for the lar- coat ot Improving Third street, from Main street to California aveaueJa- (ludlng Intersections. Bald bonds will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, and for no less than their par value and accrued Interest- Each proposal to purchase said bonds must be accompanied brVa check for 5 oer cent of tho amount lot the proposal, certified by some 'responsible bank, payable to the order of the undersigned. Proposals must be indorsed '"Pro posals to Purchase Third Street Im provement Bonds." The council ot said city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Said bonds will contain a prorlalom to the effect that the city reserrea the right to take up and cancel eachv bond, upon payment at any, time fV the face Talue, with accrued Interest to date of payment, at any semi-annual coupon period, at or after oat 7 year from the date of such- bond " or bonds. A. L. LBAVITT. Police Judge ot the city of Klam ath Falls, Oregon. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, February 5th, 1915. 2-5 S-S. y:n fef ' i NKW YOIIK, Feb. 13. On the rjU(fsquire, tho latest move in the game oi fashion Is destined to mako the bruHlie.l his face with his handkerchief und breathed heavily, niuliio heeled over him xnllcltoualy, repeating her question. With a inlghty effort ho seemed to get hlmiclf together. lie rose and turned to Dennett. "Harry he exclaimed, "I'vo got tho Clutching Hand!" The two men stared nt each other. "Ves," continued Dodge, "I've found out how to trace it lain the elt.p. Tomorrow he will track down J tho man!" Kennedy fairly Jumped as I reieat ed the news. "How long has he known?" be de manded eagerly. "Perhaps three or four fiours," 1 hax- arded. Kennedy gazed at me fixedly After all there is a good practical j reason for fashion's decree against tbrfgbt colors this season and a put-; ting forward of the neutral sombre (tints und tones of gray drab, dun and black and white. Quite a novelty It is, jtoo, for fushlon to have anything man's wife look llko a regular check- j . .. 7 av- , , uuy If1 i for the present monotone ot mode Is many Is tho modish shortage of iotelgn dytuff and maid bound to have ,. , ,.. , ... certainly seems strange that the made im .1.. fTnUail O, a,.w J..lMffa M 9mtt fill tuc uuivcu k.mo u;cu mu atwt .good enough to dye our garments; I they have been tried out with such success In all our drinks and food- Then Tavlor Dnilpe.U dead!" ha. .. ,o ir.iLonj.nu lomorrow i exclaimed, throwing off his acldatained going to set the alarma Of the CUT I l.bonitorv laeket. nnd'hurrlne Inte at lest by exposing" "-hi- .., ,in,ha "Impossible!" 1 ejaculated. I, Kennedy paid no attention to the ob j jcctlou. "Come, Walter," he urged. "Wo must hurry before the trull gets ' ..nl.l ere't a Pill That Will you over go on a visit and have the difference In atmosphere, mblned with the change otood. spoil that visit? Id you suffer from headaches, bocomo nervous nnd Irritable, lose I'ctlto, have stomach trouble nnd hnvo your sleep broken? wi:.v vou ao away again iik surk vou carry with VOD A HUPI'LV OF lYAL'S UTTLE UVER PILLS ly nro bandy to -carrj), easily tuken and will quickly remove all tl'hasantnesi, Prompt, but fentle In tliolr nctlou, they stimulate P liver to renewed attlyltjr, ltans" tha system of 'waste matter, proaso tho appetltf" W alii digestion. rF, MURK -XOV TAKR THKH WITH VOU UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY hrned Mala ( eveMh Kf.AMATH FALLS, ORKGON tflv , mrnrl tlmmmmmmmS V arVslmmmmtmmml BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM WaSSaaSBl v.BKV BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM PslMV ammmmmmmmmmmmJsmVmVfr ffl issai IsBBBsslmmmmmmT mmmmmmH ' There waa somothiui; positively un . inny about Kennedy's assurance. 1 .Bm tSBBBB 'X jsmiammmmV amw t smmmmk BnSiHU stuffs. I canny doubted jet 1 feared game. this spring, If the' early showing of checkerboard silks is any indication. Positively all the1 smartest frocks and ' suits are In that u over shrlking aud. Under cover It seems, however, becoming combina-that orlght colors are "not of neces tion of black and 'slty tnboo if ono may judge from a white and every-'recent Fifth avenue display of un thing Is checked up Jdcr garments. Highly- sensa- against tho falrjtiounl as well as highly colored and wearer to beat the highly priced were sets ot chemise. cubists at their own 'panties and uetticoats, one of royal purple chiffon edged with apricot m .&i .i i "m i 1?l ll r J a A " "' f J J "il wCas wen paeS1rthe middle of tbo ' , Naturall- e checks vary in sirejcolored ribbon, another set of nlle night when we pulled up In a night-1 om lne tluy I)lnk chccks and ahep- green messalino with apricot edges, before tho Dodge house, !" i"" " me tnecKt-rooara at-.trimmea scaniuy wun a single nose tcps and rang the bell". , menslons. These latter, being tho Bay of orchid shades chiffon rose- hawk taxlcab mounted tho step Jennings answered bleepily, but not, so much so that ho did not recognise me. Ho was about to bang the door shut when Kennedy Interposed his foot. 1 "Where la Mr. Dodge?" asked Ken- inedy. "la bo all right?" "Of course he is In bed," replied the butler. Just then we heard u taint cry, like nothing exactly human. Or waa It our jhelghtened Imaginations, under the spell of the darkness? "Listen!" cautioned Kenuedy. We did, standing there now In the hall. Kennedy was the only one of us newest and most daring of tho check ' buds. Then there was an apricot variety, since tho smaller effects have 'sat In sot and another of orange chlf been wished on us many times be-Iron. fore, are therefore attracting the ' It is to be opined that these hectic most popular attention. Jgarments aro offered for the trade of Not only u the checkerboard silk fair, but frail beauties who "earnestly used ns n trimming, but Is made up desire to match up their lingerie with into wnoie gowns with stunning, but ,nt,r reputations. not exnetly soothing result. ' Cunnlne littln shenher.i nint.1 suite Accurate iaforoiatlOB about the nro rapidly taking tho place of the.K,n,mth B' too numerous sand colored covert ' cloth ones. They are natty and chic, are built on trig straight lino with! Ask Chlleote.- LEGAL NOTICES "Don't Let On How You Found Outl" iwbo was cool. Jennings' face blanched, 'smart little hip length coats almost I '' Just then Dodge caught sight of me, Den he turned tremblingly and went box In their cut. The Inevitable belt, i Notice Inviting Proposals in Purchase For tho moment I thought perhaps ha ,0w iiorary tmur. wanw toe i8et Well up under tho arms, marks City of Klamath Falls Im- vvub going to fulllll bin threat. I "" "" eemeu to cu.uv Je omnlprC8ent emplre waIst ,,n0 ' prorement BohcTb iiri. ii... -i . si .. i... ....it .. . nH iii. iiinrii uhh miawnr. uu too um ii w uy oiuu t juu ioif i mu u reporter wim hero, Jennings?" ho i puttered indignantly, pointing toward tho door. Argument, entreaty, vveui of no I sounds had seemed to come. He called, but there waa no answer. He turned the knob and opened the door. The Dodge library waa a large room. In the center stood a big, flat topped desk ot heavy mahogany. It avail. Thero was nothing to do but ao. w brilliantly lighted At least, I reflected, I had tho great- i At one end of the desk was a. tele- puone. Tayior uoase w as lying on tue floor at that end ot the desk perfect ly rigid bis face distorted a ghastly -figure. A pet dog ran over.' sauted frantically at his master's tegs and suddenly began to howl dismally.. Dodge was dead! - "Help!" shouted Jennings. Others of the servants cam rush ing In. There was, for the moment, the greatest excitement and contu sion. Suddenly a wild figure in flying gar ments flitted down the stairs and Into the library, dropping beside -the'dead mau, without seeming to notlee us at all. . ,'tnI.Ate,M .I..I.1,aJ n wAM.Ml. .... Iy.puwvi ittiivuvu m nvnMf vutuv. nean-orogen, "ratneri oa myooa he he Is dead!" It was Blaine Dodo. " t, , With a mighty effort, the herole girl seemed to puu herself together Scaled proposals will be received er part of the story all except the onq big thing, however tho name of tha criminal. Hut Dodge would know him. tomorrow 1 I hurried buck to tho Star to write my story in tlmo to catch the last morning edition. Meanwhile, it 1 may anticipate myt story, I must tell ot what wo later learned bad happened to Dodge so completely to upset him. Rver'slnce tho Consolidated Mutual hud boon hit by the murdors ho had had. many lines out in tho hopo ot onmeshi ing the perpetrator. That night, us I found out the next day, ho had at last heard of a cluo. Ono of tbo company's detectives bad brought In a red-headv ed, lame, partly paralyzed! crook, who enjoyed the expressive tnonntker ot "Mmpy Red." Llropy Red was gunman ot some renown, evil-faced and, having nothing much to lose, des perate. Whoever tha master criminal of the clutching baud might have been he had seen t to employ Llmpy, but had not taken the precaution of getting rld'of him soon, enough when he was through, Therefore Llmpy had a grievance, and bow AtWMded under bcsmiu to "Jennings," the cried, "call If r.RM nett immediately!" ' (Tho continuation of the First, Epl sodo of the Exploits of Elan will ap-mesh and moat ot those are bordered pear In Monday's Issue of The Herald. On tbtt evening tha First pleoda-wlll be shown at the star Theatsr.) A cunning llttlo silk frock of black tb' tho undersigned until Monday, the sth day or March, 1915, at the hour ot 8 o'clock p. m., ot said day, at tho city hall, In the city of Klamath Falls. Oregon, (and at such time and place nil proposals received will and white about the modest dtmen Blons ot a postngo stamp is made with a' full skirt pleated on to a short waisted belt ot the same silk and straps ot tho same passing auspender llke over tbo shoulders ot la plain tailored white pussywillow taffeta blouse. v Silk sweaters are shown in the popular black and white check com bination, hats are trimmed in ribbon and silk , purses and bags havo checks without, even If tboy may be a bit shy or them within and even hosiery la breaking out rashly with an erup tion of chocks. In fact the more pre valent this check epidemic Is bound to become tho more we try to check It. By the way, have you taken the veil ot the cubist order. All of the smartest new veils of tbo flaring va riety that flow so voluminously from the tiny turbans and spread their ribbon bound edges atop shapaljr shoulder are of fllet mesh. As avery woman knows this means a savira with alternate squares filled la aolMly wltb the thread. .In taupe these fllet mesh veils are great beauty Mbam-, I Want AdftiHI ''' jdHftJBC'ev 'IsBBw CSM 'SSinaBH flsVPaaaBsm xsmVf Mfjr if v la Baadcniptcy (No. 3189) Notice of First Meetiag of CredJtora lu the District Court of the United States, for the District of Oregon. In the matter ot Rudolph Madaea, Bankrupt To the creditors of Rudolph Madsea, of the City of Klamath Falls, In tho County and District aforesaid, , a-bankrupt: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 27th day ot January, A. D.tr 1915, the sald'Rudolph Madsea waa v duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting ot his creditors will be held in the law offlce ot W. B. A. Rentier, located over tha 'post office. In the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the Sth day of March, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time the said creditors may attend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt, and transact' such other business as may properly come before said meeting, and also may consider whether such trustee shall be authorized to sell the prop erty ot the estate. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, ' February 8, 1915. W. H. A. RENNER, Special Referee in Bankruptcy for said Estate. Notice to Creditors of Klamath County, Oregoi " AH persons having claims against Klamath county for services per formed or supplies'' furnished 'said county, iirlor to January 1, 1915; must file same with the County Clerk with proper vouchers attached, oa or before the first day ot March, 1915, All such claims not filed by said date wilt not be considered. By order ot the County Court. C. R. DeLAP. County Clerk. Dated January 38th. 1915, 29-5-12-19 Jfl " i Tl M -- J f J V -' ' I 4 im m AI 'I I .JV i i i j ' SrZW- r , r 1 7-,J Notice of "Sale ot Upassigned Dowe wt :, In tho County Court ot the State of, Oregon, for the County" ot Klam In the matter of the suardlamahlD of the person and estate ot Mary A. Kllgoro,"au insane person. Pursuant to tha order of tha coun ty judge ot the county ot -Klamath. state of Oregon, dater the 1st) gay of February, 191'5, notice Is hereby given that the, undersigned will tall, at private sale, tor cash, in Klamath Falls Oregon, on the 6th day ot March 1915, or thereafter the' un asslgned right of dower of Mary A. Ktlgore, an Insane person. In and to. tho following described real property, ' situated In Klamath county, state of Oregon, to-wlt: . 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