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THE EVENING HERALD; KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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County Court Proceedings
Friday, January 20, 1918, Nunnlo M. Cunlrnll, widow's
,. . .. pension, Februtiry, 1918.
mil n ".. 7,1UJ",1 . at"'"'"- Mury K. Pearson, widow'
nil. II !., briii ; .,,,w, , Fol)rm.y 198f
...... 11.0 l..lolnv prmcudhm,, ,., ,,,, accd,( f,, ,..
hIoii, February, 1918
I Mi iiki cement tniiilu uml fiilcroJ nertlio K. French, widow's
Into IIiIh 25th duy of Junuary. 1918,1 p0u0n, Fobriinry, IUI8..
i.) iiiui nuiMi.cn win county court or ury ., Wllll-inu, widow'
, lUiiiuiitli f.'ouiily. OtvKUN, imity of tti. i.ibIoii. February. I'JIK..
i. -i . ...i...... .. ----, , , --
in ni iniri, nun rc. rc. Mtuaran, Hnugh-
tiillug uml DoiiKiin, imrtlc!) of tlie ice.
I uml wrl,
I WlliicMCftli: Tlmt V flrat putty
jliicln, for uml In iiiimldiiriitlon of
lie norvlioH rendered and to bo rcn
", Irrwil iiimn tho pint of the second
pailles and thu iniKiiiil promises and
covenant herein contained. doei.Mary Kucera, aid tounty
Imrdliy umidoy hiiooiiiI imrtlnit to I poor, Kolirnnry, 1!H8 ,,,,
piiiI'ii. xiriiln und. iIiikIkii pIiiiih nndi Kiito Taylor, nlil rounty
rpiii intntlotiH for a rourl lioimo, work poor, Fobruury, lflis
'done for Klamath County, OrcRon, to'.Miiry M. Mborty, vld county
; ln lonitcc! In Kliiinntli KiiIIm, OruKon; I ioor, February, 1918 ....
, to Miirvln tlio ciitinlrii(.lloii of tlio niznliutti Hcanloii, aid county
' Kiimi! and m- .that tlio truo In I cut of poor, February, 1!ll8 ,.,,
, llm lilium and Hroclllcatlonii Ix currlod Kuzlah Oooddll, nld county
UMO
rtu.no
n.r.o
ID.OfJ
2R.U0
32.r,0
Mndollnn Cook, wldow'H kjii
hIoii, Ffbtuary, I ill 8
Myrtio Palmer, wldow'H pon-
hIoii, February, littH 32.00
Mary I.. Oerruo, wldow'H pen-
hIoii, February, 1!H8
Iliildnh flmlth, aid county
poor, February, 1018 . ...
Cbai, F, DLip'iilarjr dep
uty clerk, January, 11
l.nyd H'. UeLap, ala.ry deputy
clerk, .January,' 1918 .,,.
Vera Houiton, salary depuiy
clerk, Junuary 1918 ....
Helen Houston, ttnlary war
draft clcrkt January, 11)18
Worden Merc. (.',, mde.
"MrB. (,'niddock," county
(ioor, January, 1018
T. M, Durham, mdflo "John
fon" tounty poor, January,
I'JIS
Tim J. K. mil Co., offlco sup
pltcM, Junuary, 1918
lOoldeii Hule Store, mdHe.
county Jail, January, 1918 . .
Western Union Tel Co., orv
25.00U Icos Mhoriff, January, 1918
1 1
The arrows In this may show tho
lot poult lomi of the Oerman armies
Kirchlmc thru ItunNla on to the rap
lure of IVtroKrnd. Onneral von Klch
born, who has been on the enstorn
front ilnre thu boRlnnlng of tho war,
It lesilltiK a host alone the south
cotit to the (lulf of Finland, and ho
out, mid tlio Hvroud purlieu contract
tmid iiKreii to do and perform tlio vafl.
oiih matturs and thliiRs hereinbefore
file fount cil, and In this behalf the
recond psrtliM shall exerclmi In said
' innttciM and thltiRn, their aicliltectu
i ml ability fur tl.o bent Intel esttt of
tlio II rut party.
It 1 1 further understood and agreed
that tint Hcrond parties shall have full
iliarxe of tl.e elect loii'and construe
tlnti of raid structure, but In such en
paclty shall act only as agents of the
II i hi party.
In toniilderatlon thereof? tho first
inn ty contracts and agrees to pay the
ncroiid purlieu for such employment
the sum of sovon and one-half (7Vs)
.... !.. .if ! nnn.olMtn nnul tnm itlA
may strlko tho mplm. first. Another t''""':rZ::7.VZ
Livonia, liur- " " """""" ,",
(lenernl von '""U'ensnllon to bo paid In tho fol
lowing manner, ui-wii
Men at Camp Lewis
In Fine Condition
army Is on Its way thru Mvonlu, bur-
r lriK east and north
l.lnxcngoii has Joined forces with tho
isitt IfLrtslstss 'iiIiIji'm s-jilili litln nPtttlnd
at Novo llradvolwynsk on thu soutj. ,;r""1 ""' K',,"1bo ,nld who(n lfho
lo drive the bol.huvlkl out. A fourth ''"n" n"J H,""clflcl "" nro rC'd' f.r
army hi., taken Minsk an K.n. on lo H' ' "rtow and bids are received.
. ' and forly per cent additional srjall be
(paid when the building Is throo-quar.
ters completed, and the balance shall
I bo paid when tho building Is fully
i completed. It Is further agreed that
I tho party of the first part shall par
J to thu said parties of the second part
lull traveling expenses necessary In
! connection with the construction of
said building,
In witness whereof, Tho first par
ty has caused these presents to bo ex
ecuted by Its commissioners and
. county Judgo by n resolution of tho
i County Court duly mado and entered
f?AMI I. i:VIB. Wnuli Mnrrh 14 tho men. Btnokern am clven In the ... .!. -.,. i .,..-11... hum
WholtMiimo food, woll served audi barracks and the best In motion pic- jiereunto attached their hands and
pltntltul; heallhful exexrcUe, rlgr- lures and other eiiterlulument pro- t(,ag this 2ftth diy of January. 1918.
COUNTY COURT OF KLAMATH
COUNTY. OKKdON, Of
Marlon Hanks, County Judge,
r. II. MeCornaek, Commissioner,
Durrell Short, Commissioner.
K. K. MtClaran.
Haughlallng k Ougan,
C. A. Haughtallng.
Architects.
In presence of
C. II. Do Lap,
Fred E. Fleet.
Whereupon Court adjourned un
til Saturday, January 15th, 1918.
Marion lianas, county juoit,
F. II. MeCornaek, Commlasloatr,
Durrell Short, Commissioner.
20.00
2C.00
25.00
lfi.no
15.00
10.00
poor, February, 1918 .,
Kllznhcth Oray. aid county
poor, Fobruury, 1918 .... 10. 00
H. F. Wilson, aid county poor,
February, 1918 10.00
"Nellie Woll, nld county poor,
February, 1918 25.00
T. J. Oden, aid county poor,
February. 1918 1S.00
Tbu following claims wero allowed
by thu high school board, and tho
clerk was Instructed to draw war
rants on the high school fund for
their respective ameunts:
C. It. Howm'an, salury, Jan-
nary, 1918 '. . . 1CC.67
I. iid lie Marshall, salary, Jan
uary, N18 120.93
Mabel Mears, salary, January,
Ilex Cafo. moils Jury circuit
' court, January, 1918 ....
(Jen I.. Humphrey, cash ad
vanced postage, etc., Jan
i.biy, 1918
Molso Kllnkcr Co., office sup
plies, January, 1918
K. D. Johnson, ex. Insance
Chns.Kiicorn, Janunry.1918
(linen ft I'rudhommo Co.,
offlco supplies, Jnnuary,
1918
W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
prliitlngcoiinty offices, Jan
uary, 1918
W. O. Smith I'rlntlng Co.,
printing county offices, Jan
nary, 1918
Cluiii Taylor, birth and death
reports, third quarter ....
J. T. Dradley, birth and death
reports, third quarter . . .
J. M. Rubb, birth and death
reports, third quarter . . .
H.Snowgoose, birth and death
reports, third quarter ....
II. I.. Velt, birth and death
reports, third quarter ....
Thoo. D. Young, birth and
I death roports, third quarter.
1918 12G.93 Miss Ada Rice, birth and
Itnchel Applegate, salary, I death reports, third quarter
January, idis ixt.ua
Flvn per cent of tho amount due K. EJstelle Carrier, salary, Jan
out training, and clean entortnln- vlded nt the
Btnt have put the mon here In tho nominal cost.
Liberty Theater at a
A great majority of
Wit of condition. Btallstlca from
division hoilth offloor compared with
ilmllar rgiirc- from civilian life show
thro Is less sickness In the army than
111 civil life.
And tho men have grown to like
irroy life. "It Is tho greatest vaca
tion I ever had In my Ufa," one mnn
aid whrn asked what was his great
est Impression of the army. "It's
different than I thot It would bo.
I enjoy it," another aald.
Everything to make the environ
His of the soldier at camp of tho
tost , being done by tho Red Crois,
tb war camp recreation committee,
the Y. M. C. A.. Y. W. C. A., Knights
of Columbus and Jewish organisation-.
Hollglous sorvdees are offered
the men but are not forced upon
them. Twenty one different
blanches of athletics are open to
NOTKD HTATK ATTORNKV
IMHHKM IN CALIFORNIA
I'OUTI.AND.March U Word has
been received that W. W. Cotton,
lnersl counsel for tho Oregon
Washington Railroad and Navlgn
Mob Company, n well-known north
wt lawyer, passed away In Los
Angeles yesterday. He had gone to
California for his health.
tho tn en are free to leave ramp on
Wodneidny afternoons, Saturday afternoon-
and Sundays and visit
Tiirnma, Seattle and other cities not
far from camp.
WHY?
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f Goes Further V
I Delicious Flavor 1
XVacuumPacJud 1
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BUCKMECHT
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ARMY
Mde on the famous.
M union Uit speci
fic by, U.S. Army.
A practical, evtryday
wallt.of life. fimlnsM
, farmers, auoris
"j outdoor workers
Hi hv ia1i a. ,.
Bnckhecht Army She Rtsullf
foot troubles an no longer
o"a to them.
HZ. '"" nuexnecht Army
lot ire put tl (iml miir
7
wm
ffiatfi'
PAT. OPS.
mt
m
$6.50 to
f7.5U
SHOE
Ask for the Buck
hecht Army Shoa
by name look for
our registered trade
mark stamped on every
pair. It Is more tbaa
a mere trade mark.
It Is a guarantee, a
nooi
of service.
protection, a symb
- Lu,,1,?'0,kn""'hlp poHlble. It's cW'sTnuS
! ym csn depend on for C&setsY
Slid comfort nil urvlra.
tu..,. BUCKINGHAM Ht.cn i
Back of It itandi more than a
half century of honeit shot
manufactuilng.
You can gel the Buckhecht
Army bhoe In your town. II
your desler does not carry It,
write ui direct.
ata rtsacliie
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members being present,
when tho following proceedings were
had: ' .
Tho mntter of the construction of a
now court house wus discussed by the
County Couit and tho architects hero
toforo employed, and there being no
further buslnoss, court adjourned un
til Friday, Februury 1, 1918
Marlon Hanks, County Judge,
F. II. MeCornaek, Commissioner.
Durrell Short, Commissioner.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, when tho following proceed
ings were had:
The following claims were allowed
and tho clork was Instructed to draw
warrants on the general fund for
their respective ameunts:
Nettle" Wallnn, widow's pen
sion, February, 1918 15.00
Mary McLane, widow's pen
sion, February, 1918 85.00
lloitha C. Donelson, widow's
ponslon, Fobruury, 1918.. 10,00
Althn Daniel, widow' pen
sion, February, 1918 If .50
Rose K. Keeseg, wldow'a pen
sion, February, 1918 10.00
Ella D. Durkhart, wldow'a
pension, February, 1918.. 10.00
Tona Hilton, widows' pen
sion, February, 1918 10.00
Catherine Tull, widow's pen
sion, February, 1918 10.00
Rose Goddard, wldow'a pen
sion, February, 1918 85.00
Laura E. Madison, wldow'a
.pension, February, 1918.. 10.00
Carrie M. Maler, wldow'a pen
sion, February, 1818 10,00
Leona O. Ady, wldow'a pen
sion, February, 1818 1T.80
uory, 1918 iii.il
I.'. J, Mayer, salary, January,
1918 133.33
M. S. Taylor, salary;, Jan
uary, 1918 125.93
J. II. Koch, salary, January
1918 n... 111.11
l.nura Hummer, salary, Jan
uary, 1918 118.52
Edith Rees, salary, January
1918 111.11
J. II. rices, satary, January,
1918 111.11
Maysel Sanderson, salary,
January. 1918 111.11
Rose K. Keesee, salary, Jan
uary, 1918 40.00
W. H. Ketsilevor, salary, Jan-
uury, 1918 80.00
Whereupon Court adjourned until
Friday, February 8, 1918. .
Marlon Hanks, County Judge,
F. II. MeCornaek, Commissioner,
Durrell Short, Commissioner. '
83.33
23.00
60.00
24.00
7.3R
33
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, when wero present Marlon
Hanks, county Judge, and F. II. Me
Cornaek, county commissioner, when
the following proceedings were had:
The followlng.ctaluis were allowed
and the clerk waa Instructed to draw
warrants on mo gcnorai tuna lor
their respective ameunts:
Marlon Hanks, salary county
Judge, January, 1918 ....
Maud M. Carleton, salary
deputy school superintend
ent, January, 1918
J. M. Fountain, salary Jan
itor, January, 1918
Uso. L. Humphrey, ex. trans
fer of "Mlllett" to I'enn.
January, 1918 14.93
(leo. L. Humphrey, board of
prisoners, January, 1918.. 120.80
C. A. Hayden, salary deputy
sheriff, Junuary, 1918 . . .
D. T. Law ton, salary stato
sealer, January 1 to 22,
17 IB eeeeeeeeeeoasese
D. T. Lawton, salary stato
sealer, December 21 to Jan.
uary 1, 1918
J. F. Morloy, salary assisting
district attorney, January,
1918 ...i 100.00
M. 8. Taylor, salary Inspect
ing potatoes, January, 1918 13.50
Ooo. A. Haydon, aaiary coun
ty, treasurer, Januury,1918 83.33
Meta Chastaln, salary deputy
clerk circuit court, Janu
ary, 1918 .' 40.00
Ceo. Chastaln, salary clerk
circuit court, Jnnuary,1918 150.00
Edna Wells, salary school
superintendent, January,
1918
Warren Hunt, salary health
officer, January, 1918 ....
Warren Hunt, exUmlnation
Chas. Kucera, Insane, Jan
uary, 1918 .t
Qeo. L. Humphrey, salary
sheriff, January, 1918 ... 850.00
Durt B. Hawkins, salary dep
uty sheriff, January, 1918. 185,00
T. B, Qrintb, salary deputy
sheriff, January, 1918 ,-,. 100.00
Oscar Shlve, aaiary deputy
sheriff, January, 1918 . . .
O, R. DeLap, aaiary county
clsrk, January, 1918 .... 150,00
100.be
58.33
5.00
78.00
Mies Nettle Voso, birth and
death reports, third quarter
llarbafa Drown, salary nurse
poor farm, January, 1918 .
K. II. l4twrcnco, supplies poor
farm, January, 1918
flolden Rule Store, supplies
poor farm, January, 1918 .
Geo. L. Humphrey, cash adv.
services out of State
"Sweeney"
0. J. Eskclion, Jail supplies.
1. O. O. F. Hall Assn., rent
dVtrlct attorney, February,
1918
Mrs. J. L. Davidson, rent Ir
rigation election
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., services
court house 12-28 to 1-81,
1918
Maud M. Carleton, cash adv.
postage, etc., school super
intendent, January, 19,18. .
Geo. L. Humphrey, cash adv.
postage, etc., January, 1918
Underwood's Pharmacy, office
acuppllcs, January, 1918 . .
V. O. Smith Printing Co.,
offlco suppllos, January,
1918
W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
offlco suppllos, January,
191S
Kllham Stationery Co., office
supplies, January, 1918 . .
Woitern Union Tel Co., serv
ices county clerk, January,
1918
C. R. DeLap, cash adv. express
etc., January, 1918
Del.np & Hayden, bond road
master, 1918 . ,
Wostcrn Union Tel. Co., serv
ices school superintendent,
January. 1918 - . .
Klamath Fuel Co., wood for
court house, contract ....
Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup
plies for Irrigation districts
January, 1918
Klamath Fuel Co., wood for
court, house, contract ....
K. K. K. Store, rodse, Jail
Doreraber, 1917
Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup
plies Irrigation districts,
Jnmury, 1918
Glass ft Prudhomme Co., of
fice supplies, January, lfl8
Geo. Chastaln, cash adv. post
age , . . . .
II. P. Lewis, witness circuit
couit
Mrs. D. P. Lewis, witness
circuit court
J. W. Hilton, witness circuit
court
Homer Roberts, witness cir
cuit court
Wrs. W, L. Francis, witness
circuit court
Claude Lewln, witness circuit
- court .'
Esther Anderson, witness cir
cuit court
Mrs. Chas. Hammond, witness
circuit court .......
O. B. Hammond, wltnsas cir
cuit court
J. M." Howard, witness circuit
court .....,...
Charley Inman, witness cir
cuit court
Nelson Hall, witness circuit
, court i
T. B. Butts, witness circuit
court
126.00
100,00
100.00
85.00
20.00
34.85
2.69
4.50
6.35
16.60
15.00
7.86
5.00
i
30.63
33.85
1.00
.75
1.85
1.26
.60
.76
1.00
4.60
.60
60.00
10.00
62.93
7.50
4.00
80.00
5.00
60.95
5.80
1.29
17.15
7.00
6.00
45.23
1.09
9.48
3.00
1.77
115.05
117.25
144.65
7.50
17.75
1.58
5.55
1.80
8.10
2.10
2.30
8.40
8.00
8.00
15.00
1IL00
4.30
10.60
3.30
10.00
Dora Butt.' wltieet , circuit '
'court ........."... 10.00
Art, Dodenhamer, witness clr-
cult court .'... 4.20
C. W. Francis, witness Circuit
court 6.20
Mrs. Bodenbamer, witness cir
cuit court 4.20
Mrs. Tom' Howell, witness cir
cuit court 6.20
Ma Asklns, witness circuit
court 107.60
Theresa Olson, witness circuit
court 60:00
.Mrs. W. II. Barnes, witness
circuit court 6.20
Alfred Turpln, witness circuit
I court 4.20
Fred Orennon, witness circuit
court 4.20
Mrs. R. K. Ltfne, witness cir
cuit court 4.20
James Henley, witness circuit
court 6.00
Warren Bennett, witness cir
cuit court 2.60
W. C. Bennett, witness circuit
court 4.60
M. F. Parker! witness circuit
court 4.60
M. F. Pjrker, witness circuit
court 2.60
Walt Turner, witness circuit
court 4.40
Joe Wright, witness circuit
court - 3.00
Mrs. Joe Wright, witness cir
cuit court 3.00
Albert Sffemore, witness cir
cuit court , 4.30
R. 8. Van Campen, witness
' circuit court 4.30
J. P. Morley, witness circuit ,
court ' 4.30
Viola Hines, witness circuit
court - 3.30
John Blade, witness' circuit
court 3.30
II. 8. Wilson, witness circuit
court 3.20
A. M. Jamison, witness cir
cuit court 3.20
May Powers, witness circuit
court -. . 10.00
Effle Dlnsmore, witness cir
cuit court 10.00
J. M. Groth, witness circuit
court 75.00-
Mrs. P. A. Erlckson, witness
circuit court 76.00
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GRAY HAIR DARK
IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO
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That beautiful, even shade' of dark,
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makes or mars the face. When It
fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an
application or two of Sago and Sul
phur enhances its appearance a hun
dred fold.
Don't bother to prepare) the mix
ture; you can get'tbls famous, old
recipe Improved by the addition of
other Ingredients for 60 cents a large
bottle, all ready for use. It Is called
Wyetb's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
This can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lus
tre of your hair.
Everybody usee "Wyetb's" Sage
and Sulphur Compound nova, because
It darkens so naturally and evenly
that, nobody can tell it has been ap
plied. You simply dampen a sponge
oh soft brush with it and draw this
wrougn mo nair, laiuua .una mni
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair has disappeared, and after an-
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trous. This ready-to-use preparation
Is a delightful toilet requisite for
those who destre dsrk hair and a
youthful appearance. It la not In
tended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention of disease. Adv.
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and because It so promptly pro
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN C. CLKGHOKN
County Barvetor
Civil Engineer
City ft County Abstract Co.
AltTIICB R. WILSON
517 Msla St.
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CKST
FLAT
HOUGHTALING DOTJGAN
Architects and Engineers
607-8 Henry Building,
WE FINANCE YOU
Phone Main 8733. Portland, Ore.
DR. EARL G. WI8ECARVKR
DENTIST
Ogfce, Rooms 7 and S, White
Building
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteonatulc Pbyslclaa Bsu-feoa
Suite ail, 1. e. O. F. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone Ml . . Res. Phone, BUR
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la KUmatav
Falls.)
W. D. MILLER
Roofing Contractor
, Malthoid, Tar and Gravel Roof
, lag. Roof Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. 383 8. Sixth Street.
Pbone 398.
LEGAL NOTICES'
Notice to Contractors
Plans and specifications for tho re
modeling and completion of tho pres
ent court house In Hot Springs Addi
tion, for Klamath County, Klamath
Falls, Oregon,-can be seen at the oSce
of the county clerk of Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, and at Architect S3. B.
McClaran'a offlco at Portland, Oregon,
for which bids will be received until
noon, March. 30th, 1918.- Bids will
also be received on an alternate plan
for a new building, plans are oa flle at
county clerk's ollce, Ktamath.County,
Oregon. Each bidder bidding must
btd on both tho remodeling and the
alternate.
A certified cheek of 10 per cent of
bid to accompany bid, guaranteeing a
construction contract will be signed
and bond given, the County Court re
urves'ths right to reject nay and all
bids, and to let the work to the best
Interests of the county.
h o. r;dblap,
Il-I0t Clerk of County Court
DR. J. G.
COBLE
Well known OptoaaeUet
Optician, Is
Pemuwlly Located it
126 3d Street
e
Opposite Elks Temple
Pbone MM
Make engagements, and he wjll
call at your home and examine
your eyes for glasses, if yon can
i
not call at his oHce. i
" caO
WOOD
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