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The Exploits of Elaine
A Detective Noyri icki a Motion Picture Drama
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By ARTHUR B. REEVE
Th Wttl-KnwnNeflltl and If,
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fnttntti In QtMtUtHk WMfc rhe fetae
""'" (tprrihi,il,krihtaMreMpMr. Ail ronura night uMrr4.
"I'm Ml'"' " h' J")U' 'r K,n'
ntdr," greeted Klalno unaffectedly as
Vtnnlnga admitted ii.
ghelmd heard (tin bell and wit com
ing iutalrn n ho entered, We
three moved toward tho library an,d
lomcono switched tin the lights.
Crate atroittt over to tho Mfo. Tim
told awest rut It liiul now turned to
Icicle. Craig's fni:i clouded with
thought n Im Mninlnr-d It mora closo
Iv. Tl.oro tvutt actually e groaning
sound from within
"II en n't liq opened,'' hn said to him
Hit. "The Hum locl Is net for tomor
row nornlng."
Outalile, If lind not ween so ab
sorted In Hi" resent mystery, wn
mlht linvo nrcri .Michael and the
Clutching Hand listening Jo us
Clutching Hum) looked hastily at bit
ratch.
"The deuce!" lie muttered undet hi
breath, milling hi ntIrwal fury.
We stood looking ut tho safe. Ken
nedy was deeply Interested, Elaine
standing clumi bonldo him. Suddenly
he seemed to make up hie mind.
QulckKlnln!" Im cried, taking
her arm, "Jlinml buck I"
Wo nil retreated, Tho safe door,
powerful nn.lt was, had actually begun
to arp urn! bond. The plates wore
talcing. A moment Inter, with a loud
report and concussion, (he door blew
off.
A blast of cold nlr and Qakea Ilka
,ioow flc.iv out. Paper wero scattered
on erery side,
Wc stood gating, nghaiit, .1 second,
tnw. ran forward. Kennedy quickly
examined tho nafi. Ho lent down and
from lite wreck look up a package,
now covered nlth white.
Ai quickly lie dropped It.
That la tlm package that waa eent,H
cried Klalno.
Taking It In n liililo rover, hn laid
It 00 (lie table niul opened It, Inside
wai a peculiar ahnpft. Ilnnlc. open at the
lop. but like a vacuum bottle.
"A tlownr flask!" ejaculated Craig.
"What la It!" nnk-d Klalno, appeal
lug to lilm.
"Mould nlr" ho answered. "As It
evaporated, tlio terrific pn'kMiro of
expanding nlr In tho nfo Increased
until It blew out Hip door. That l
what enured tlio cold wwentlng nnd tho
groans."
Wc wntchrd tt It it, startled.
On the other side of ,ho imrtlores
.Michael mid Hutching Hand waited.
Then, In tlio general conftiRlon, Clutch
ing Hand slowly disappeared, fotlud.
"Whom did this package coma
fromf naked ennody of Jennings
iuiplclouuly,
Jennlngu looked lilnuk,
"Why," put In ninltin. "MM.ai.i
brought It to mo."
"net Michael," ordered Kennedy.
A moment Inter he roturliod, "I
found him. going utnlrH,H reported
JeiitiliiKu, lending -Michael In.
"Where did you get this pnekngo?"
qui oui ivenncay.
"II was left at Mi i,inr. .ir k
boy, sir." ' '
Question after uuestlon could not
hako that sin pie, stolid sentenco.
Kennedy frowned.
"Tou mny go." -ho said filially, as It
reaervlng eomethlng for Michael lateri
A , sudden exclamation followed from
Elaine as Michael passed down tho
"all again. She had moved over to
the desk, during tho questioning, and
leaning against It
Inadvertently she had touched an
avelopo. It was addressed, "Crali
Kennody."
Craig toro It open, Klalno bonding
anxiously over hla shouldor, frightened.
we read:
THE U8T TIME. IT IS TUB BND."
he Clutching Hand!
The wurnlne nt ihn ri...i.i.. ni.i
bad no other effect on Kennedy than
the redoubling of hla precautions for
But.y,cNotmn 'Oilier happeaed that
night, howovor, and the next morning
found us early at the laboratory,
It was tho Into forenoon, whon. aft
er a hurried trip down to tho pfflco, I
rejoined Kennedy at hla selentlflo
orksliu).
We walked down tho street whon a
nig limousine shot past, Kennedy
topped In the middle of a remark. Ha
"ognlied the car, with a aort of
At the same moment l; saw a amll
."I faco at tho window of the car, It
Klalno Dodge,
tllT,h? c,ar flopped In something less
ban twico Its length and then baokad
toward us. '
Kennedy, bat gff, waa at the window
Shh. mflK' TnB'? were Aunt Jose
PWne and Sualo Mnrtn, also.
Min!!0ron.r! yu HolngTaakad
nxlety rm M UMpoIw you-rto
HO-that or nnlbln. k.'. !..'. .j
l . w tr tot up'tQ our
c0 wecdrtva you :araiiiidf J :1,
rM w "aaair.Wa tuk ,.'i -.
;
Flayers and Ihe Eclectic Film Company
oiour upltfiiiifcnt.Hii,, M0(J tir,n(
for a nioiitoiit, s
"Home day I want to show you tha
laboratory," Crali; wan rnylng
"It inuit bo Miintnmiii,Rf w
claimed l-.lulno very NithiiHlontlvnlly
"Tlilnfc of Mil tliu bad mi, y, mil
bnvo cnuifhtl" ' 1UIK
Klalno hesllnlod. "Would jou like
to see It 7" tio wheedled of Aunt Jon
phlno.
Aunt JosopliliHi noddrd licriuluEcence,
nnd a moment Inter wo nil ontored tho
DUIIIIIIIg,
"Von vnii i,., ....,
that last aml.m?" oUkml Clalno as
wo npproachod our door
"More than ovci-now," replied
-raig. I riAVO mudo till mv inln.l -n
win."
Kennedy hud storied to. unlock the
door, whon ho stopped short
"flee," honald, "ihls Is 11 precaution
I bnvo Just liwIMI. I I ilmost forgot
In tho excitement " '
Ho pressed a panel and dlsclosod ,"' Jcn""
tho boxltko apparatus. I- "' an niifroriucnied sirco;. .perhaps
"This Is my klnogrnph. which tella "", tt m" iiwu'- 'hexagon stopped,
me whether I have had r.ny vlaltora In ; a kc,i" shmco around, tho driver
my abvonce. If tho pan trace iBni1 f1'" hflli(.-r made sure thnt no one
tralght line. It Is all rtghtj but jflwhout
hollo Walter, tho lint- Is wavy." , 'Kucli n shaking up as you'vo given
Wo exchanged n slgnlllcant glance. 1m'1" growled a voice an tho cabinet
"Would you mind er standing ioor roiied. "lint I've got hm this
down tho hall Just a bit whllo 1 eu-itlrae'"
tor?" asked Crplg. It was tho Clutching llnud.
"He careful," cnutlonod Klalne. ' '
Ho unlocked tho door, standing oft I Craig gazed Into our living rooir can
to one ilde. Then ho extended his it,ou,lly
hand across the doorway Still noth-' "' car,,t oe anything wrong." be said
jto m. as I stood Just beilde.Hm. "Miss
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It Was the Clutching Hand;
lug hnpponed. Thero wus not n sound,
He looked cautiously Into tlio room,
Apparently there wan nothing,
,
It bad bueu about tlio middle of tho
morning that an express wagon had
puneo up snnrpiy neroro our apart-1
ment,
"Mr. Kennedy live liuro?" nuked ono J
of the cxpresjinc... descending with
his helper and approaching our Janitor,
Jena Benson, a typical Swede, who f
was coming up out of the basement.
Jens growled a surly. -Yca-but Mr. 1
-Kannady, he bono oui."
1 , . . .. 1 .
"Too bad we've got this largo cab-'
Inet ho ordered from Grand Itaplds. I
Wo can't cart It around all day. Can't '
you let us III so wo can Icavo It?"
Jenson muttered; "Well 1 guess It
bane all right."
Thoy took tho cabinet off tho wagon '
and carrlod It upstairs. Jensen opened
. YtV I Bru,"u""8. nu inoy
Dlacod the heavy cabinet In tho living I
' " '
MtnH .Aa.Mt I
OIJJsll HVIUi
"You fallen bane a nuisance," pro
tested Jens, signing nevertheless.
Scarcely had, tho. Bound of their
footfalls died away in tho outsldo hall
way when the door of tho cablnot
slowly openod and n masked face pro
truded, gniilng about tlio room.
It was tho, Clutching llnndl
From the cabinet ho took a large
packago wrappod In newspapers. Aa
he held It, looking koonly about, hla
eye rested. on Elaine's picture. A mo
ment ho looked at It, tlien qulclily at
the fireplace opposite.
Au Idea seemed, to occur to him.
He took tho packago to (ho fireplace,
removed tho soroen and laid the pack
ago oyer tho andirons, wjth ono end
pointing' out Into tho room' -Nexthe
tobk, from the cabinet a
coupla of, storage batteries and a coir
of wire. Deftly and quickly he fixed
IhesB oa the paoknge.
Meanwhile? befdro an alleyway
aerees the street and further down
the, (ong block the express wagon had
(topped. V,
,,., Having completed fixing the bat-t
teriea.and. wirea, Clutching Hand ran
taa wires. along the molding oa the
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m JO wiB3S,,r;,j
wall overhead, ' from I be " fliolorr lin-
til no wfis directly over Maine's pic
ture Hklllfully ha mnimpe.i n n 11,.
Wires. tlMllK llinm In fili,... ..1 11.- -1.
f( f ttira wires to support thd fruraod pho-
. ikiiiiii uiiiu 11 wing very noticeably
misKowoii the wall.
f Tilt) lant Wlni lolned, Im nnb.,i
about tlio loom, then uoljel .hsI) moved
to tho window and mixed tlio shade.
Quickly ho raised his hand and
biought tho flnitcr slowly tngethen
It wan tho sign.
Off In tho nil);, Uo uxprce. driver
and his liojpor Jumped Into tho wagon
and nway It rattled.
.lenscn wna mnoklng placidly as the
wagon pulled up tho nocond lime,
".Horry," said tho driver shnnnlahiv
"but wo delivered the cabinet to the
'wrong Mr. Konnody."
Ho pulled out tlio inevltablo book to
pravo It,
"Wall, you buno dim fallen,"
grnwlod Jensen, pulling Jlko a furnace,
In his fury "You r.iinot go up
agane."
"Wo'll got nrcd for tho inlMnko."
ploaded tho lalper.
"Just thli oncoV urged tlm dilver, a
ho rattled some loose clinuxo In hla
pocket, "llore thfio goes a whole
day's tips "
no uniideil .lens a dollar In small
ennngy
I .
,l"' u"W.Jm mollified by tb
jniivcr, Jens let them go up and opened
I. 'l?,0,r l0 "l)r ,roo," "Ka,n' T,,eM
' " .""ll" u" tiu.wBimy iubit
cent an when It en mo In.
''ub':'"t: nnd lugging they menaged
,0 ,!ot ' ' l,crtv' llccc "f furniture out
I?!"1 ,,,''"a', Bl'i, loilluG It on
! , wnB" Thtu Ihey drove off with
i'1, nccompnnled by 11 parting volley
Dodge," ho added, "will you and tho
I rest oxcuso me. ir I nnk you to wait
I Just 0 moment longer'"
Elnlno watched him, faclnatcd. He
cronsod the room, then went Into each
of our other rooms. Apparently noth
ing waa wrong and a minute In tor bo
reappeared at tho doorway.
"I guess It's all right." ho sold. "Per
j haps It was only Jensen, tlm Junllor."
Elaine, Aunt Josephine and Susie
Martin entered, Craig placed chain
for them, but still I could nee that ho
wan uneasy, ftoni time to time, while
they woro admiring one of our treas
ures nftcr another, ho glaucod about
suspiciously.
"What Is the trouble, do you think?"
asked ICIalnn. wondering!)', noticing
I lila iinttitutr .
t I can't Just soy," answered Craig, ,
tryln to appear easy.
She had risen and with keen Inter-
est is looking at tho hooks, the pic
tures, the queer collection of weapons
and odds and ends from tho under
world that Craig bad amaBsc' In hla
ndvonturos. ,
At last her eyu wandered across tho
room. She caught 'sight of her own
nlctu.-o. occunvlnc a nlnco of honor
but hanging askew,
"Isnl that Just llku a man!" she ox
claimed. "Such hnnsekeepon'as you
oro BUth carelessness!"
She had taken a stop or two across
tho room to straighten tho plcturo.
'Miss Dodge!" almost shouted Ken
nedy, his faco fairly nlanched. "Stop!"
She turned, her stunning eyes filled
, with amaxement at bis suddenness.
nevertheless sne moved quickly to one
L(0 aH uo wtTei ni8 rms. unnblo to
gpoa?t quCky enough.
Kennedy stood quite still, gazing at
,,,. n,r oti,mv. wiih susntclon.
..That ,t Umt when we ,eft
,. WBiler?.. ho n.ked
" l'Jff wJj 2', Bngwered'
" , "' ?' ,h"
'iT. J. ii!.i .,
right than I over saw yo
. m ..
positively. "There
was more time
picture Just
ou apend on tbe
rnnm."
Crnlg frowned. J1
As for myself I dld.esjHow what
to niaku of It.
"I'm afraid 1 shall have to aak you
n ilnn Intn thin hunk rnnm "ld Crals
, , t ,0 U)0 laUleB Vm iorry
bu, wo can-t be too careful, with thla
lntrudor whoever he was."
noW0,OTi 0,0pped at the door,
tt-. nnt tnnttArltf antiatarA n'
TUr WUUIWHl 'MUVU, a.fjkeeVu w
bo considering. Then bis eye fell on J
a fishing rod that stood in a corner, t
Ho took It and moved toward the pie-
rure.
On his bands and knees,, to one
side, down aa cIobo ub bo could, get to
tho lloor. with tho rod oxtended. at
arm's length, bo motioned to me to do
the same, behind him.
Carefully Kennody reached out with
tho pole and straightened the picture.
As ho did so (hero was a flash, a
loud, deafening report, and a great
puff of smoke from tho fireplace
Tbe flro screen was riddled and'oyer
turned. A charge of buckshot ahat
terod ihe precious photograph of
Elaine,
We had dropped flat on the floor at
tho report. I looked' about, Kennedy
waa unharmed and so wero the rest ,
With a bound he waa at the fire
place, followed by Elaine and the rest
of us. There. In what remained of a
package done up. roughly in aewspa
per, waa a shotgun with its. barrel
sawed of about six Inches from te
lock, fastened to a block ;et weod, and
conntoted to a series of springs .oa,
hs trigger, released by a HtUe eleetro
mssuiatle arrmMemeat aetaatad a
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ,
iwo oattenca ana lenomg by wirea up
along tlio molding to the picture where
tho slightest touch would complete the
circuit.
A startled cry from Klalno caused as
to turn,
Hhe was standing directly before her
shattered picture where It bung awry
011 the wall. Tbe heavy charge ai
buckshot had knocked away large
pieces of pHpor and platter under tt
"Craig!" (die cuaped.
He was nt her side In a second.
Hhe laid one hand on hla arm, aa sba
faced him, With tbe other she traced
an Imaginary line In tbe air from tk
level of the buckshot .to his held and
then straight to the Infernal thing that
had lain In tbe fireplace,
"And to think," abe shuddered, "that
It waa through me that ho tried to Mil
you!"
"Nover mind," laughed Craig easily,
ai they gated Into each othtr'i ays,
drawn together by their mutual peril,
"Clutching Hand will have to Im
cleverer than this to get oltber of ue
Elaine!"
TO BR CONTINUED.)
BOX SOCIAL IS
A
AI'iMlIt AT MT. LAKI SCHOOL
IIOUHK IS OHEATLY ENJOYED,
AM) NEAT SUM IS NETTED
l'HOM SAIES OTHER NEWS
(UeralU Mpecial Senrioe)
MT. LAKI, March 8. Tb.e box so
cial at tho Mt. Lakl school house was
a great success. Tho program con
sisted of recitations and songs by tho
school children and a short play .of
revolutionary times, which waa ex
ceedingly well given. After tho pro
gram, Mr. Koontz acutloned off tbe
boxes. There waa a great amount of
rivalry In bidding, which was enjoyed.
The proceeds amounted to $69.60.
Tho telephone meeting waa not
hold Friday night as reported, as the
auto carrying tho committee got stuck
In tho mud. Thoy arrived at the
school house too late. It was held
Sunday at 1:30 at the Spring Lake)
school house.- 1
. 1
Marie OrtiTUh and Octavla Do Lap
spent tho week end with Faye West.
Miss Telford of Klamath Falls has
been visiting her many Mt. Lakl
friends tho past weok,.returnfng Mon-
day.
. .,
Mr. and Mrs.- George Grlxxlo and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Mor
rison Sunday, coming out In their
auto. "
., ' ,,. .,
Ma"0"; Attention.
Rogular communication or Klam
ath Lodgo No. 77, Av F.. & A. M.
Work In the M. M. Degree Monday,
March S. 1915. 7:20 p. nt. Visiting
brothers welcome.
ALBERT E. ELDER, W. M.
Landscape Ginkriig
Pruning ant. Spraying
Chicken house Sprayed -or White
washed. Chimneys cleaned, and
general garden work' done
fT
R. R. Robert
.'.cyo orders atWctt End Gro
eery or Roberts A WhJiaior.
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SORE, TIRED FEET
. 4"
Good-bye sore feei,.bura4af test, swel-
lea feet, tweaty fett, amelllagfee. tired
(est . " 'X. '
Good-bye corns, oaUeasae euaiona and
-., ipate. Ko
aaere aaoe tight-.
meas,' mo more luap
"lag vwith pata or
4fawiag up your
laeei-faa isoav.
TIl I. n.olMl
paetsv'rlghtot.
JTIaWA'draws out
-. all Ik naliAnaua
iKe dstissai whloh
; FW-llf" saerxeet.
:y use nil" and fer-
,
'f
7 ear wee
misery, ahi bow eeejaartaeie your
feet
tesl. Uft a w eaae ess ef-njrr aow a.
an dnigglstfor daaisaa stera, Don't
suffer; lUye 4W-aeVplU let. fett
that never aweO.'-jisarliiatver get
tired. A year's ffet issstsrt gejujaaWid
or mossy rerunsieu.". . n.
SUCCESS
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Late Market Quotations
MJCJAIi I'HICKM FOK PKODUOK,
liTOCK lA)TtA5D AND aUK
TIONH 'I
(Tlio following, flgarest suns tfaesje
ipld for Uie cowiSBodltica ear
aler, by local tnercliaat susd mar
keu.)
Vegetable
1'otaloes, per cwt. UOod w hi tea,
11.25 cash; other grades from SI, 00
down. '
Onions, porewt, 12.00.
Heels, turnips, carrots and par
snips, per lb, lc.
Uraias. Etc '
Oats, per cwt, , .....;. , $1.60
Wheat, per cwt ...,.$2.00
Barley, per cwt. ..'....' $1.60
llutter nnd Egga
Uutur Ranch,, 26c cash; 27 54c
trade.
t.ggs Per doxen, 17 He caab; 20t
trade.
. 1'ouliry
Hens, per dozen $5.6097.00
Fryers, per dot. .$5$
Rooster, old, per.lb .,.. 8c
Pre seed Meaite
Pork, per lb , . 8c 9c
Veal, per lb. , . 10c Q lie
Lamb, per lb. . . , . ,
. 4 . ISo
. . lie
. ...6c6Mc
. -6c O 6Hc
..6c Ho
-6c 7c
. ..6tfcO 7c
Mutton, per lb
Livestock
Steers, per lb . .
Cows -..,
Stock bogs, per lb.
Hogs, per-lb. ......
Veal, per lb
Mutton, per lb
Cared Meats
Shoulder, per lb 7.. 12 Me
Bacon, per lb 18 Q 20c
Ham , 17C18c
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Steers No. 1, weighing 950 to
1100 lbs, 77r; 1100 to 1300 lbs,
6 54 7c; second Quality, ft H 6 He
Cows and heifers No. 1, 6
fi'.Ac; second quality. 6 6c.
3 6c;
Bulls and stags Good.
fair, 4 05c.
Calvea Light weight, . 9 9 He;
medium, 8SHc; heavy 7c.
Sheep Wethers. 6ei;c; owes
5,i&5TiC.
Yearling lambs, 7 "4- e 8c,
Hogs Hard grain fed. weighing
KEEP URIC ACID
our or joints
!
'1ELLS RIWUMATISM SUFFERER8
I TO EAT LESS" MEAT AND TAKE
I SALTS
ItheumutUm is easier to avoid than
to cure, states a well known author
ity. We are advised to dress warmly;
keep tho feet dry; avoid exposure;
eat less meat, but drink plenty of
good water.
..Rheumatism is a direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which Is
absorbed by the blood. It Is the func
tion or tho kidneys to Alter this add
from tho blood and cast (tout in the
urlno; the pores of the akin are also a
means of freeing tho blood of this Im
purity. Iu damp and chilly cold
weather the skin pores are closed,
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work, they become weak-and sluggish
and fall to .eliminate the uric acid,
which keeps aacumulatlng and circu
lating through the system, eventually
settling lu the Joints and muscles,
causing' stlffnoss, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
ful In a glass of water and drink be
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. This Is said to eliminate -uric
ncld by stimulating the kidneys to
normal action, thus ridding the blood
of those, impurities. -
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, harmless,
and is mndo from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined, with llthla
nnd Is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject to
rheumatism, Here you have.a pleas
ant, efferoscent llthla-wnter drinK
which helps overcome, uric acid and la
beneficial to your kidneys aa welU
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POULTRY, HKAtH AND UV&
ntAXCISCO LIVESTOCK QUOTA..
100 to;200 Ike,, 7K07Ho; 200-800
7c; undesirable hoge, 690c,
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle
8teer PrJme light $7.26 Q 7.80
Choice 7.0097.36
Medium ............. 6.767.00
Cows Prime .....,.., 6.00 S.ffO
Choice ............. 6.76 $.00
Medium 5.605.76
Heifers Prime S.7696.25
Good ............... 5.6006.76
Bulla Prime 5.50 O 6.25
Stage Prime ., 6.00 6.25
Choice . .-- , 6.60 $.00
Calves Primo ...... ,.. 6.008.50
Hoge
Prime light, 176-225 lbs .7.00 7.20
Choice -light, 140-176 lbs. 6.76 7.00
Light, 90-140 lbs ...... .6.60 6.7 6
Rough, 276 lba up . -. ... .6.006.25
Sheep
Wethers Beat yearlings. 7:00 7.60
Ewes Beat
. 6.00 6.60
5.00 5.50
. .8.00 8.50
7.60 8.00
. 7.00 7.60
Sheep Mixed
Lambs Prime
Choice
Medium . ... ,
Shearlings, $1 leas In all lines.
Portland Letter
There was a fair beef ran In the
cattle division the .first part of -last
week. Some good pulp fed steers
sold at $7.80, a nickel more than paid
for the same quality tbe previous
week.
The market' can be considered as
atcady, although tbe .prices1 were a
little better than paid the week previ
ous Good cows soldi at $6-60; bulls
at $6, and calves at $8.50.
There Whs a light run In the bog
division. Prices Jumped from $6.90
to $7.15 in the last few days.
Many pigs and heavy hogs are still
, coming in. Tops were' quoted at
'$7.15 at tbe close of the week.
Sheep house transactions were
made quickly, the demand for mutton
being so good that buyers bid $7.60
for wethera and $'6.50 for .ewes.
The lamb market was steady at
$8.5Q, There were quite a number of
iaheep coming in last week.
TODAY'S OD1
DEST
STORY
United Press Service.
TACOMAWaah.. March 8.
Ono drink will cost Thomas Can-
nally $4,000 that is. If he takes
4 It. Six weeks ago Cannaliy was
sentenced to six .months in Jail
for stealing $4.00 while intox-
Icated.
After serving n month of his
sentence Cannaliy appealed to .
Police Justice Evans to be re-
leased, offering to deposit $4,000
in cash, to be forfeited in, case
he took a drink before his term
would have expired.- Justice
Evans agreed, and placed the
money on deposit In a .local
bank. "
The money was still. In the
bank today, drawing S per. cent
interest, and Cannaliy was occu-
pylng a seat high on the "water
wagon."
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Good Advice to Young' Me
"Our advice to every young' man is,
to take out a policy every year, and
when they mature you'll feel like it Is
a sweet message from home." Michael
Bros. F. ,M. Priest, Agent. 6-2t
LEGAL NOTICES
AdaUaietrator'a Notice
ItV thetCounty Court ot the State, v6f
Oregon, for Klamath Cou'tj .
In tho Matter of the Estate of Reeert
Alexander. Deceased. " VJ
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Whereas, Archie L. Alexander waa
on tho 6th day ofvMarch,; 1915, ap
pointed admlnlstratprtof ue estate at
Robert Alexander, deeeased, by the
County Court; of, Klamath county,
State ot regon.NowJ.therefore; all
persona are, hereby notified, who' have
claims against the estate of said
ReTAleganderjdeoeaaed.to pr
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vMehen dily.mfeiirii
ttlAtffi fMmt 4S.A Ami Aikite
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to Archie L, Alexander, "ad
of said estau. at the raeldiaTaa
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In the Matter of the Baakruetey of ? t
Woods A LeataJjic., ciWt-V
nenhlp coaalathac' or 'H., N.
Woods and J. R.'Leabt. and J. J
R LenU IndlTldually. t -
It appearing to the aatlsfactioi 'of si ,
tha rniirf In tha'atviva xiHtlaj! Mu1r.
now 'pending before if C. Rmuiali $
1 ciurcv in uuuarutiicy ior lae vitnMSJii -4
of Klamath and State, of Oregon, that 1 '
It Is the purpose In the above entitled ,;
proceedings to adjudge the flrai of1
Woods A Lenta,, Inc., a co-partnership "
conaUtlng of H. N. Woods and J,- R;-.
LenU, and J. R. Lentx. Indlvldually,
bankrupu; t a
And it further aboearlaut to'theut
mure lhaf Ur Xf , ttfAAilai 11 lasa im fi iisfTi
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saia nrm, or ce-parmenBip, nsi'.Hip
Joined In the petition of hie co-pait-i -I
ner. J. R. Lents, herein Hied In eank-tfi;: I
ruptcy;, , v "&'!$
it la therefore' hereby' ordered that'
this cause be set down for hearing e-l;j:
fore J. C. Rutenlc; referee in "baik-jSiV-
jrupicy, at nu osxce m uaaaain jraJia;
tviaraam viouniy; oiaie:oi ureon.o;i
tbe 19th day of Marchj 1916; atlOlf,
o'clock a. m. of said day; and said.HU.'S
N. Woods U hereby ordered, tojapfeg
pear at that time and place beforei ''
said referee, and them and there 'teS
plead to or answer the petitkm aoir
v A1W In h mtmm mmMA Mil mt&
uu uic iw uiv auwiv ot...w- . ., mwna. ,m
he desires to coateat same. IvdeB'? ":
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fmttlt a a..AK inBMIlii, ! wXmmmJA i
"lm " ". -"i !-TT r '-Tl-fi'C
ing, tne prayer 01 lae.peHuoaiwiH.t
bo granted. - ,v ,?
It is further ordered by Ueooait5j;j
that a cony of thli order be;Piaosf g.;l
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ally served on said- woooa ate leaax.wt
ten days before the titie set for ,aii8S .
Inar. if. neraonal 'Mrrleeea be jhad.u-
UUl 11 IIUU VWWIUI . .. III! 'JUfjf
made, upon filing as aaMarit ahowtag .
that fact wltB-hefrefef;sftr;
may ne servea Djr,peywv.j4iw
: ...h-Wlrrai-:t-Ml
. . fj, ...!. HKaj..Mal Mill AatalBA U V 1
MUUCUHVV.Wbl. f!w.w iw-r?--"".;. .
SHSBBKai ki-1
. - . .r.;-i " iir"i-i' :vsi
give ana cosswuu fwnm t ,"rwi
rnninnniinU. a. newsseDer Briatae;:!-
nnA ...ifclUhMl In tlU eitr -io:atiaSMn3i
Falls and the County ot, Klamatsi
State of Oregon
ate 01 uregon. - '..- ;
Dated this 26th day ofi TehraMrjrf''
1916., yte" f-
.R?.aVJMAM? &.
Judge. United Statee-'DIstTll'Drt?r
for Ihe District of. Oregoa. 5v.:
NotlAtaIUBttratt! "
CRy of Klaasath FaUe Jam- .
PTAvesaeat Boajda; ,,,.
Sealed proposals will be' received.
by the undersigned uaUl Mondaytte ,
8th day of March; 1916. at tne aoar
ot 8 o'clock p.
of said day," at
tbe city nan. in we. "s t
t'aiia, Oreaon. faad at ,sesi,UsBf v"-.
. . .. . .tl .., ...VlaMklh -
and placeall proposahi r.ecejTe'win,;y
be opened), for, tfte pureaaa.;ox -,
ia 040 7 eitv of Klamath .Valls.'d A
Oregon.. coupon rovlaSrtji; '
payable tea, years ?rpm .'sjaii. "Jj-Ri, 'i
haarlnsr a rate bt'latemnotlUs5pli
ceed 6 per' ceat'per:,axaiai
TTT7 - - - rtk-- a - -u-a i .i.lsift,'U-.
pnyable seml-JuanuaUrlsWB;ae).? ....
Interest payable athotJst kj
city treasurer or. at the maati ' Afsr"J
at the state of Oreaoa. In New Tork, W
principal anditatei;wa;i4Wi;5
-. , 11 tt 11 I'lHiln'iif laiilia I
win u mio vip 5tiJ1 .".1.,
Said, bonds will be Issued at deaeatla-
atlons" Botceeiiviid.
and'aumaeresiiwoai i,w --iWiessj-.
slvfcaa4J.bOfila yky&fai.m
A.J.-.. M 111', tit ZHm'1! ml atri'
Uim math Vilf-'-Oraaw laWt taW-fc.
. ' V .wt Jl'UVM'V Iseave imW&
coat of i"morerii TaJrd'sejreet.' bmea-m
vvsaej W4 vavwemeeaasj '- w " " w. " SH!
Main a treat t"HlJIraUa, amuei,li
rludlitlatefseeUeM.5,ta,wmiC;
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vaiue aent mwtmjm-mivtmmt--zsrn iwss;.
hewU- iust bey,
anaaaaaa ui ttm ".71
heek forjS per.'eeat,tlae;sjs,;-'
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of the - proposal,, certiaea t, eaawrS
reanonalble Vank. navable to the OTSWHT:
of tVia'smil-r-lied.-' .. :MfWSt:
-- -w : r- trsL ' iiv-('.
'ProBeeata must.be ladersed -"Wmt&j
posals to PurchWTalrdiriffM!
provement" nones. v',4- $?? t!ViF
Tha munch ot. aaid, city rasaCTiai-
the rightVto; reJectM.rCsH?'
a.iri hiuidi will aaatalB.' BSaWrfaasat.j.H
trP tha asTaet thaltke eilVlWWMew V I
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(Be lacsTTSiwe .wwa.ji
to data 9t tyaMt,,at aar
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