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SATURDAY, MAY IB, II
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECOW
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Demurrer Overruled
Demurrer filed by tho defendant
Y, It I'uicr, of Oregon City to the
complaint In tho $25,000 damage ac
tion o. 3. 8. Lagcson, against Harry
Kurch and K. II. l'usoy, tiled fls a
Roquenco to tho recent Lageson AM
vorco case, was overruled this morn
Inn by Judge Btono and the defend
ants given ten days In which to
nnswor. Tho demurrer contended
that Puscy had been Irregularly
nerved Whllo hero an n witness tn
hid daughters divorce case, tuat there
wax n misjoinder of parties, and that
several causes of action wore Impro
perly Joined In the ault.
Drug company, contending that tho
complaint docs not state facta suf
ficient to constitute a cause of ac
tion. Tho complaint Is hasod on
three counts for alleged purchases
of morchnndlso from Portland mer
chants aggregating JB38.10.
Marriago IJconv
A marriage llecnso was Issued lata
yesterday to Frank Vlctorln and
Mario ! Kntcra, IS, both of Klamath
Falls. Vernon Llndsoy signed us n
witness.
Stoiw to l.akrvleH'
Judge Stono will leave tomorrow
morning for 1-nkovlew, returning
here about Thursday.
turned from their honeymaon last
night and will mako their homo In
Klamath Falls.
Mamlo Harris left this morning tor
Snn Francisco to spend tho summer
with her parents and frleuds.
Frank Kulnet, of Hpokano, repre
senting tho Oregon Farmer and
Spokesman Hcvlcw Is a visitor here,
Ho Is stopping at the Arcado hotel.
NEW TODAY
FOR ItKNT 3 room furnished
' npnrtmont. Inquire Lnwreiuo
Cigar Store. 13-18
CHAS. HALL SCORED
Patterson Hold,, nival Would Ho In
CompromUlng Position
Hmltli n. Montague linking Co.
Transcript or tho testimony and
of tho flics In tho case, constituting
the Judgment roll, cro sent to the
supremo court today by tho clerk of
court, perfecting tho appeal of the
caso or Walter C. and Halberd S.
Smith, of Merrill against It.
Johns, Montague Banking company
and A. W. Klto, all of Montague.
California, from tho Judgment of the
circuit court hero for $3904.1 S aud
$32.80 as costs In favor ot,tho com
pany. Tho case arose ver a chattel
mortgage on which Smith Brothers
filed an action In fraud, to which
tho Montague Banking company filed
a counterclaim and obtained a fore
closure of ths raortgago and Judgment.-
Tho Judgment order was en
tered August . 1911, by Judge Kuy-kcndall.
Personal Mention
Credit Service vs. Kobuison, rt al
Demurrer was filed this morning
by tho defendants In tho caso of Cre
dit Sorvlco company of Portland
against Ilobert F. Ilyan and Frank
B. Robinson operating tho Merrill
Mrs. Orvllle Klllott and son, Har
ry of Klamath Agency aro visiting
Mrs. Fred A. Baker for a few daya.
Miss Emily McDroom la visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Herbert D. Newell,
at her home, 835 Eldorado avenue.
Mrs. John Stevenson from Mcr
rll is staying here while her daugh
ter, Mary Kllcn, 4 years old, is re
covering from an operation per
formed Thursday.
Mrs. Hoctel of San Francisco Is
her with her sister, Mrs. Steven
son, of Merrill.
Qeorge Edward Duncan, ton of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Duncan, Is
reported as much improved after a
severe Illness this past week.
Fred Feltner has come to the
Warren Hunt Hospital pharmacy as
pharmacist to take the place of Mr.
Radke, who will leave here In June
for Portland.
Paul Dalton, ho was operated on
recently, 1. reported as convales
cent, and will shortly rraumo his
studies nt Stanford University.
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Lamm re
ALBANY. May 13. Holding that
his rival, Halt, If nominated and
elected governor, will bo placed In
a compromising situation when call
ed on to appoint members of the
public service commission In event
tho proposed conctltutlonst amend
ment providing for such appointment
shall carry In November, Senator I.
L. Patterson, candldato for republi
can nomination for governor, ad
dressed a good sired meeting last
night.
Patterson held that Oregon Is
facing a tax crisis, that the gover
nor or the state ny reason or nts
power to veto Individual Itoms in
appropriation bills Is directly res
ponsible for the cost of government,
and pledged himself If elected to
reduce taxes by eliminating useless
state commissions and insisting that
thos that demaln b efficiently con
ducted. (From tho above dispatch It Is ap
parent that Hall did not accept Pat
tenon's challenge to meet tn debate
In Albany last night.
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?KF.W8FAP:n WAIl IS FADED
FOIt 8ALK One. rioien, thorough
bred white lefthorn, laying liens,
Phone 322. 13-IB
WANTED Man cook or man mid
wlfu tor stiinjl camp. Box 4(1.
Klamath Agency. 13-lfi
FOll SALE 4 room modern house,
bath, basement, partly ftiriiMicd
on Lincoln street, $3,000. Inquire
room 3, Hwnnson llldg. 13-34
DIUT Free for th, hauling If taken
nt once. See superintendent at
Now Hnrt llldg. 13
WANTED Man to act as perman
ent resident representative for
Klamath County to sell Metal (train
Bins, Metal Tanks. Hog Feeders
Watering Troughs. Water Tanks, mid
other Farm Conveniences Products
best In their class, priced fairly: real
uionoy makers and time savers for
tho farmer. Full time work. Per
manent proposition; real opportun
ity for hustler, tllvo age. experience
and reference-. COAST CI'I.VEIIT
& FLUME COMPANY. Portland, Ore.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
$1.00
, ' Sweet .Gerkln.
Ilipo Olives
Oyster Cocktail
J Salad Jardanlsro
' ' Chicken Royal Soup
Bolted Chicken Halibut
Bechamel Sauce ,
CHOICE OF
,, Chicken Frlcasse, Tlmbalo of Rice .r. .
Calves Brains Breaded, Tartare Sauce
Minced Chicken In Cream a la King
, Sifted Peas In Cream Mashed Potatoes
CHOICE OF N
Assorted Plea Vanilla Ice Cream
Chocolate Marshmallow and Strawberry Sundae
Tea
Coffee
-Milk
Chocolate
REX CAFE
TONIGHT
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"Rip Van Winkle"
Tbwns Jefferson
' ' TWO GOOD COMEDIES
SUNDAY'S SHOW
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From Leopold Robbins' appealing drama, which
makes it absolutely one of the richest and most un
usual classics of the decade.
Urban's Movie Chats, and Vaudeville Movies
and A SPLENDID COMEDY
Extra Added Attraction
OLAF LINQUIST, the Swedish
Accordion Jazz King
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10c-20c. CoiDioSbowl,3,5,7,9
eratlon for the suspension of the
Dally nocord. by reason of which
they contended Murray received
somo 13.000 additional revenue.
Murray further contended that
ho had a claim against the Record
for approximately $1,800 for print
ing tho Sunday Record for eight
Issues. The Record endeavored to
show by testimony of various em
ployees that the charge was exces
sive. At 4:30 yesterday afternoon
Judge Stone announced that he had
made up his mind on tho natter
'and that defendants might have un
til 5 o'clock to put in such addi
tional testimony aa they might
wish. Abont 15 minutes more tlmo
was taken up In taking testimony
on minor points, and both parties
announced that they were through.
Judge Stone In bis decree stated
that he did not believe that Mur
ray bad Intended to make the Rec
ord a present of the IS00 advanced,
and that hejrould allow SliSOO for
Murray's account' for work perform
ed forjther Record, leaving $1,000
for Murray kto paythe Record and
tjike over the 'common jitock; or,an
auernsto judgment of 12,000 against
the dcted'dsnts., Tho court abated
s'peclficatlytbat, Welst, and ;Beldlng
would be 'personally liable If the
company failed to" satisfy tho Judgment.
FOll RENT 3 room furnished apart
ment with bath 528 Main 13
ROOM WITH BATH for steady room
er by tho mouth. 713 Jefferson St.
Phone 386. 13-16
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"THE MAN WORTH WHILE"
STRAND BILL FOR SUNDAY
Would you fight to a finish If
someone took from you the one hu
man being , that you lovo most,
deapollUg her or, all that .life holds
dear, and j leaving ber atone, deep
In 'the great timber lands J of tlio
northwest? See the finish fight that
"The Man WpjWllV puts op.
If yottukad one'orthose good, hon
est, flod'fearlng j old mothers', and
she had been both,' father and mother
to'.yov, doWiK through tho 'years, to
nunhaod. ,teaj'hlri& as only such' a
mother can the vast good In the
world. Then you were"; falsely , ac
cused and sentenced to 'seven years
imprisonment and" It killed .your
mother In the courtroom, whero tho
roan who had caused your sweet
heart's disgrace and your mother's
death leered. at,, you what would
you do? Scetwbat "The;Man'Wrth
While" dlCurider such 'provocation.
lle was, senjenced to seven) cirs
In (tho penitentiary, although iritfo;
cent of the crime as charged.' Hla
employer "frinjbd" blmWhenJij's
lime was up, d(ct ho go ffnd the man?
If aovwhat did be do? what would
you'do? What would be the right
thing to do. If your former employer
bad also dragged your financee Into
the most humiliating position a wom
an. Is heir to? "The Man Worth
Wfolle"' will give you a tip on bow a
really big man can succeed in a hu
man way, In spite of an overwhelm
ing 'handicap. The tip will do us
all good go see It at the Strand Sun
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OREGON BREVITIES
Grants Pass $8,000 gold brought
In from small camps this winter.
Polk county has hopes tor bumpei
fruit crop.
Contract let for paving Albany-
Tangent section Pacific blghwty.
F. B. LAYMAN
FOR
Public Service
Commissioner
(State at large 10 succeed Fred
A. Williams
ttutddlate for Regular Repub
lican Nomination Not n Kr-riitl
Candidal
QUALIFICATIONS
1. Practicing attorney with
varied experience bctoro Public
Sorvlco Commission and ., Inter
state Commerce, Commlintlpn.'fc
S. Seven years business f exec
utive as head of largo wholcsulo
houso ln Portland.
3. Threo years Instructor
Corporation Flnanco in Y. M. C.
A. School of Business Admlnlj
tratlan. ,
PLKDGR Will use my training
and experience In conscientious
effrfrt
I. To protect tltc public from
'unfair? utility rate, aad
' a-To hf1(uarl capital Id
vrMril tn public ntllltlen.
LAWYF.lt NKKDKD Tho Pub
lie Sorvlco Commission a semi
Judicial body should havo one
ablo lawyer among Its membors.
No other candldato for this nom
ination. Is a lawyor.
Vote for Layman ;;
(Paid Adv.)
III 'rK ' Om
Sssji Special-Six 44ly
1 Cnl Tint SUndtnl Equipment r
II $1475
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The intrinsic value and enduring quality of the Special
Six have won for it the hearty endorsement of thousands
of owners. It will win you, too, when you censider:
its onfort- seat cushions of soft, gen
uine leather, nine inches deep: long
semi-elliptic springs, front and rear.
Seats five without crowding.
11$ poutr L-headmotor.3j-j x5.wliicli
develops 50 horsepower. Remarkable
for its flexibility.
its economy lowmnintcnancecoatnnd
infrequent repair ahop attention.
it btauly body of harmonious lines
built by Studebaker experts, with
tailored top, which holds large plate
gloss rear window.
it s eqxitpmfnt jeweled eight-dnyclock;
one-piece, rainproof windshirld with
windshield wiper: tonnenu Unlit with
extension cord :tranmiision lock which
reduces ratcof theft insurance toowncr
15 to 20 per cent: one kry locki tool
rompnrtment in left front door, igni
tion switch mid transmission lock.
Hi backfounJ Studcbakcr's prestige
and seventy years' experience in build
inn quality vehicles assures complete
satisfaction.
Touring, $147S 3-Pmu. RoJ$tr,tl41S 4.rt: RooJ,ttr,tl47S
All ptln I. S. Itty
Coup, ill SO ' StJan,$tJS0
DUNHAM AUTO COMPANY
SOUTH SIXTH STREET
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Mass Meeting
of all Organized Labor
at Scandinavian Hall
Sunday, May 14, at 3:00 P.M.
I' Under auspices Central Labor Union '
' Speakers from all lhe"varioiis organizations will address the meeting,
supporters of labor are cordially invited.
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Bankrupt stock of Peppers-Cotton Lumber Co. .
This lumber consists of fir, pine and
cedar, and is being sold at the price
you 'have long been looking for.
Do not let anyone tell you this lumber is a lot of culls. IT ,
1SNOT. 1 bought cheap and you are getting the benefit of
the low price. Bring down your list and let me show-you
what I can do. . ' '
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Lakeside Lumber Co.
Klamath ave. and Center st.
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Ashland Many improvements
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