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HHEKII'FH »»ALK TDnilDILtho court to ,trlko out “ ,ar*’' pnrl MORE SHIPINGTON ROAD MONEY PAVERS WAITING BIIULIIHIC MY IIRANDENBl KG TAKEH • ... . —- POHTOFFICE HUNDAY _ _ answer _________ IRUUDL[t)f th«. as _____________ recited above, are are 9 An additional »300 for the improvo- now under advisement by Judge Hen Under and by virtue of an execu , meut of tie Shippington road was Clyde Brandenburg, appointed poat- (Ion uud order of aalo Issued out of MRS. L. M. NAPIER ANSWERS ry L. Benson. voted Mouday night by *clty council In the original complaint Napier KKIT mnster during a congressional recess, the circuit court of the alate of Ore LAWYER’S SUIT FDR DIVORCE ion req eat of Councilman Charles Mc CAN to sucv< d It A.Eminitt, Monday night gon. for Klniunlh county, to me di —SAYS HE PLANS TO MARKY says they were married at Lake Como, Gowan. The road has beeu consider i Mississippi, October 37. 1895. and received Ills commission of office, the rected and duly attest'd on the 27th OTHER WOMAN that she haa been cruel to him and ably it »proved between here and th ' bond of which be submitted having day of September, 1911. In pursuance threatened to make life “hot" for hill top under the superintendence of boon approved at Washington. II» of that certain judgment and decree Mrs. L. M. Napier, sued by her Is no ' Waiting at the church I Street Commissioner Woodward on him. that he could not sliwp nor get will take office on October I, and In rendered in said cotfrt on the 35th husband, J. H Napier, the attorney. the first »300 that was voted, The worse sentry duty than that « which the menntlme will take occasion to day of August, 1911. and entered at for divorce, in her answer filed Tues- rest and quiet enough that he could second »300 will be expended on the the Strange-Maguire company or ■ War- fnmillarlzo himself with the duties of pag< 370 of volume 5. records of sail daay morning through Attorney Geo. transact business properly, and that rvn Construction compan.x take your Shippington side of the summit. Noland, alleges that her busband has he got most of his meals at restau choice- has on Its handa In trying to the office. The time for taking office court. In favor of the plaint Iff. In the rants and hotels, and slept at the of la the beginning of the last quarter of suit of Benjamin Southwell, plaintiff, an affinity in the person of Mrs. C. C. W. Svoboda la a r«-c«-ut arrival from gets its money from th«» citv for work the year, and this will put the account vs Maxey Jackson and Hattie E. fice to induce a more peaceful state of Teare of Duluth. Minn., and that at Minn«»sota who I* Investigating the that has been approved and accepted of the office In shape so that taking up Jackson, defendants, for certain sums times Napier has lived with ths wo mind and body. and bills vised and authorized by the Often after having retired at home, Bohemian colony below Merrill, seek the r ins will bo more convenient than of money aggregating 1319 75. anti man in New Orleans. city council. ing a location. he claims, he had to leave home be It would be at an odd time during the coats and disbursements of said suit Her answer sets forth that her hus At the meeting of council last Louis Han I. who came her«- a few taxed at 132, for foreclosure of th» band left their home, which was then cause she harassed and annoyed him da\s ag.> iron Tama county, Iowa, Thursday night the bills, which had year. His contention Is that she opened I. his . plaintiff's mortgage; nnd for the S»l» IQ I I Hr v 11 It?» Jwiicio., vxj . oi y years “<» i o i - - . in Poplarville. Miss., ox several been put before th«- finance comnuttoe »* mail. calle« looking for a location, lias joined the ago on a visit to Hay St. Louis, and lrunk- of lot 9 (nine), of block 3 (two». Bohemian colony near Malin, where at the previous Monday meeting for ________ __ _ ___ _ »->1 him names and visite.1 his office ami In Fairview Addition to Klamath there met Mrs. Teare, and fell violent in the presence of his associates, em ¡he has purchased eighty acres of land. Its Inspection, were returned by th«» Falla, In Klamath county, Oregon, s< ly In love with her, and that love let finance committee to the council with ployes an«l clients addressed him by cording to the recorded plat thereof ters were exchanged between the two, Sheriff William It llarnca has com a recommendation to pay them. and PRESIDENT AT vile names. In the records of the county court of and that the pair have an understand- pleted special arrangements for hav LAND MEl-rriNG It was so ordered. On »he other hand Mrs. Napier ,-.s th< county of Klamath, stat» of Or» ing by which each will be divorced City Recorder T. F. Nicholas was ing his offiiw represented in the gon. together with the tcn»m><nts. serts that owing to the caTe and exer and marry each other, coming to fair week., C, E. crowds during President Taft's change of itinerary authorized to draw warrants on the tion of raising their children and Mr 1» redffaments nnd appurtenance* Klamath Falls to live. Napier’s cruelty toward her. she is no to extend west of Kansas City, sot three funds of the three Main street Evnns has been appointed a special thereunto belonging, commanding ne On or about July, 1910, she claims, longer an attract I ve woman, and that officials and organizations through* units to pay »10.000 on the bills, but deputy for duty at the fair ground*. to sell the said real property In the she opened her husband's trunk and I his action for divorce is to enable him out th«- extend«»«t rout«» In a scramble the council fall«»d to tell him just how and J. A Houston, who will handle manner prenrrlb d by <aw to satisfy found two letters from Mrs. Teare. in to draw the warrant*, how much out the gate, will also have a commission the said Judgment for the »aid sums to take up life with “his heart’s real to s«»cure visits from him. which the latter wrote about going a* special deputy. Perry De Lap. who The Denver Public Lands conven- of each fund. ¡treasure,” as he haw designated his with him to live in this city, although Is always specially employed during of money, nnd Intercut thereon from I vention failed to score by three days. alleged affinity. The tnree funds total only about 35th day of August 1911. and urcru she preferred New Orleans. She said In his complaint asking tor divorce j but were so desirous of having him »11.000, or something over ,30.000 tax collecting time, will keep his eye Ing coats. I in the letter, according to the answer, peeled for any fair disorder, and Wm. Mr. Napier entitled it as a suit against attend the convention -hat they have 1 will, at the hour of 10 o’clock in that they could go to a Minnesota lake “Dr. L. M Napier.” and this Is ex- «-xtended the tin»«» so that the dates of short of th«» amount owing to th«» pav Woods, the regular Bonanxa deputy, ing company. the forenoon on the third day of No »and build the bungalow they had so will be here to add his services to the plained in his allegation that he fur- the convention are now September 28 I-ast night the recorder announced special force, L. A Stoppel has been somber. A. D 1911, at th» court long talked of. The letter addressed nished her with ,100 a month to at- to October 3<i inclusive On the lat- that he had not been able to draw the chosen to act specialty at the Alta* house door of the court house of him as "Dear Hubby." and was signed tend a medical school, which she at-¡ter date at 11 a. m . President Taft warrants from the thro-; funds be “your own little wife.” mont tavern, where there will be Klninnth county, Oregon, sell the tended for four years ending last wlll address the convention. cause council had not determined the many people during the gala days above described renl property nt pub Another letter written on or about The convention swms desirous for sums to be drawn from each fund. spring. He claims that he borrowed the same date when she opened the All the appointments are effective to lie auction to the highest bidder for earnest, effective work, and the gen for her n«»eds In this direction after "Do you want them drawn to pay morrow for the special duty, which cash In hand; whereof take nolle» trunk. Mrs. Napier says that she he had lost his health, and was not in eral views of the president on the 6 per cent, as on Klamath avenue, or I Dated and first publication hereof found written by Mrs. Teare to Mr a position to send her money from hts principi s involved in the wide range d«» you want them drawn In the ordi will be exercised the rest of the week September 2 8th, 1911 Napier, which spoke in terms of en of the twenty-eight subjects already own funds. W n BARNER. nary way?” asked the reorder. dearment and love toward the plain CRUELTY CHARGE She alleges that the amount, 1100 s.-t for discussion must be conducive Sheriff of Klamath County. Oregon "Draw the amounts for the work tiff, and referred to the time when RY YOUNG WIFE a month, was insufficient to support toward a Anal settlement of the great By M J BARNER. Deputy they would live with each other, and on the prospective funds, and so state children and pay her problems pertaining to the admlnls- 9-38-10-28 r spoke of contemplated visit of Mr. her and her In the wairants. The property Is good Suit for divorce has been entered Tho maintenance at medical school also, tration of the public domain Napier to Mrs. Teare, which he later and that she was not able to take the sooner these questions are focused for It.” said Councilman G. W White by Bess!,* A. Psge against Frederick The foregoing statement referred to did make. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I full course and get a diploma, and down to an Intelligent settlement the drawing warrants for the entlr«* sums E Page In the circuit court, and on The letter as quoted in the answer that, therefore, she Is not a doctor. request of Attorney C. C. Brower, for better it will be for the West, owing to the pavers without regard to the plaintiff. Judge Henry I,. Benson reads: (Not coal land») th«» shortage in the funds I has made an order restraining the de D »■•partnie'it of th« Interior. Unit*«! "We’re going to own a car some Councilman C. B. Crlsler failed to fendant from Interfering with the day. Aren’t we ,Kid? And us can CIH OU)S CH HEW TALI FORU« Ml CHAICE APPEARS BULLY State» Land Office at Ijikevlew see the use of putting 6 per cent on Wife or their Infant child, Ethel Net learn to drive it. too, can't she, so ca-n Oregon. September 32. 1911 come down to Big Law Firm and get COUNCIL CONSIDERS TWO LOCA- CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR SAYS the warrants, saying they would draw tle. born April 3 last, and cons> quent- Notice is hereby glv« n thnt Herbert we? Course can afford to have chauf THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND the Interest any way as soon aa pre ly less than six months old 8run', who*« povloffice addr ■*« li TION8 FOR FUTURE MEETINGS. The girl Is but 18 years old. and Hairy, Oregon, did on the 31st day o' feur, but like fun of driving own car, MENTS LOOK LIKELY. AND sent«*d for payment and the payment AND DECIDE ON OLD ANTLER Is not paid. was married when only 16. the couple May. 1911, file In this offic«« sworn when want to. wouldn’t you? Air ARGUES FOR RECALL CLUB QUARTERS castles are fun building, and if they "A warrant gets th«« 6 per cent just having wed at Vancouver. Mav 12. ttatement nnd application No 0468* 1909. The husband I* about 4 5 year« to purchase the NEH 8E%. 8*4 NE do topple over, what of it? They I I United Press Service 'as soon aa It la protested." aid he. strengthen and cheerily fire the fire of ; At council meeting Monday night LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2«.—While Councilman White moved that the of age Rhe alleges that he locked H. Si-ctlon 24. Township 38 8. rnng» hope. I sometimes wonder if O. B. Councilman M. G. Wilkins, chairman f,-sting h^re after a we«-k of strenuous actual deficit In each unit fund b«* hrr out of their room In Portland one 10 E. Willamette Meridian, nnd th» (referring to her husband) ever built of the committee on new quarters for 8peech asking in behalf of the Cal- looked up by City Recorded T. F. night about 3 a-, m., when she was timber then-on, under the provision» an air ca«t)"? It’s but the childish the council to meet in. reported that |fol*nla constitutional amendments. Nicholas and City Engineer Don J. ssantlly clothed, and thnt he has been of the act of June 3. 1878, and arts expression of hope in tangible form, the old Antler Club upstairs at Sec-1 Governor Johnson sized up the aitua- Zumwalt, and the motion prevailed guilty, of repeated arts of cruelty, amendatory, known an the "Timber and if I can’t constantly build them ond and Main streets, could be hadI,|OQ thus: "How does this leave our bills?" such as beating her. picking up a nnd Hton» luiw." at such value a* I’d be in the dumps and just fit for for either ,30 a month or ,22.50 a' "Things look bully for the constitu asked J. C. Maguire, of the Strange- ct.se knife and saying he would "like might be fixed by appraisement, nnd nothing but the dumps, That’s one month cash, not city warrants. tional amendments. I think that ev Maguire company. "They are In to cut her throat." and calling her that, pursuant to auch application charm you have for me. You know Councilman G. W. White reported eryone of them will carry without a there O K.’d by the city engineer and Improper names, much to h«r mental the land and timber thereon have how to build the most wondrous and that C. H. Withrow, of the Wlthrow- shadow of a doubt. The very fact the council has approved them and or suffering. been appraised at a total of »310, th- The couple have lived here about a timber evtlmated at 250,000 board charming castles. Only I always feel Molhase company, owner of the build that the recall is made applicable to dered thA.n paid, yet we cannot get year, he being a painter by occupa feat at < I per M , and the Innd at that you can make them come true, ing at Fourth and Main streets bear the judiciary is going to poll a big our money.” They bought lots I and 2 In »80; that said appllca-nt will offer tlcn. and they have, too, several tim«*s. So ing the firm name, offered the Fourth vote favorable to that amendment. Councilman White said that It I know when you really want to use street storeroom formerly occupied by "If there can be one good sound would be a matter of but a few days. block 18., from the Klamath Develop- final proof In support of hts applies your wand, everything will come to the Herald at »30 per month on a ¡reason advanced against the Initiative, as the matter could be fixed up. and ment company, and built a home on tton and sworn statement on the 2<t pass." month to month lease, but would not referendum and the recall, except byjc°uncll would meet ............ next ....... Monday the land, which she left some days day of December. 1911, before C • It She says that she found in his give the premises over for a ten- the man who distrusts the people, night, by which time he believed he ago and .took up her home with her De Lap. county clerk of Klamntte trunk several articles of bed clothing month term at that rate. their intelligence and their ability to could assure Mr. Maguire that war- parents, George B. and Eda D. Frank county, at Klamath Falla, Oregon. She asks that the little girl be put and silverware used by Mrs. Teare Any peraon la at liberty to protsfft Councilman Chas. McGowan moved govern, I would like to hear It. When rants for th» entire amounts could be Into the keeping of her parents. and Napier in keeping house together to rent the Antler’s Club. Mr. White 1 one reaches the stage where the peo-1 turned over to him. thia purchase before entry, or Initial« The defendant in his answer d- nl«*s a contest at any tint«- before patent in the Crescent City. Since the fall opposed renting the entire suite of pie are distrusted, one distrusts de-,' "We ought to have the money, of last year, Mrs. Napier claims, he the club, as he believed it would not mocracy itself, and our very form of »*al<I Mr. Maguire. "We would like in toto th» charges she makes. taauea. by filing a corroborated nffi Some days ago he Inserted a no davit In this office, alleging •fact* 1 very much to have the warrants. We has lived separate and apart from her be needed. Mr. Wilkins said the city government. and would profess a desire to be tak council could sublet one of the rooms "The recall will be of little or no would not present them. If d sired, tice In a local dally, saying that as his which would defeat th«- entry. en back into her confidence, but after at »4, and to any subletting Mr.White value unless it Is made applicable to ' We understand that the city wants to wife had left him ho would not be re A W. ORTON. Register he would secure letters that had was not favorable. He preferred get the judiciary. If applied to the judl- ' save the Interest, and we would be sponsible for her debts. It la claimed First pub . Sept. 28 passed between him and the other wo ting just such rooms as the city need clary it will make no weaker judge very glad to save you that. Looking In her behalf that her parents rnd Last puh . Nov. 30 r man, would again mistreat her and ed. Mr. McGowan’s motion prevailnd weaker, or the strong judge less ' up the deficits will not mnk any dlf- herself put aa much money Into thelrj new home hero aa he did say she had no evidence against him. and the Antler’s Club will be rented. I strong. The recall will be a menace j ference In these bills." Hl MMONH Mr. Maguire finally felt reassured After he came back from Bay St. One feature of Mr. McGowan’s atti to just one kind of a judge—the cor by the prospects of getting the wa: Councilman B. 8. Grigsby left yes- Louis, having met his affinity there, tude on the matter was that he want rupt judge. I« rdaw for a- business trip to Ashland 11» the Circuit Court of the Hint» of Mrs. Napier says, he told her that ed City Recorder T. F. Nicholas to “The worship of the judicial fetish rants next Monday night. "It’s all right, just so wo ki now Oreg< n, for Klamath County. their marriage was a mistake, and have a light and airy office in the does not appeal to me. We have out- he. F what Is going to be done," ■ ?!d It Bursrongl:. Plnlntlff, NOTR E TO TAXPAYERS that he did not love her any longer. J grown the Idea that it Is unpatriotic new location. vs. Notice In given to the taxpayers of In January last, she says, he en to criticise the judiciary. I hold that "Just so we can get something ■ on _________________ Klamath county that the board of J M Hasner, Defendant deavored to have her consent to a di it Is the duty of every man to criticise what is due us." WANTED—Second-hand cornet, must To J M Hass r, the above named The bills which the company han equalization will convene on the third vorce. She says that to get here to op-1 [any corrupt judge, or any corrupt de be cheap. Herald office. ¡approved by the city, but for which .Monday In October to exnmlne and defendant In the name of the stat- pose the divorce suit she had to bor cision. I It is unable to get Its money just now correct all errors on the tax roll of i of Oregon, you ar» hereby required tn row money from her relatives, the the year 1911. I will be in my office appear and answer the complaint filed are as follows: passage for herself and two little from day to day, and will be glad to against you In the above entltl d ac PORTLAND MEN Main street paving, bridge children costing »120. The couple NEW 80ULEVARD TO UPPER TAKE RECEPTION TO to Eleventh street......... »15.8^5.07 have th» taxpayers come In nnd ex tion on or before Thursdav. the 9tli have four children living, John H., amine their assessment, nnd If nny day of November. A. 1» 1911, that aged 14; Omar, aged 11; Mary, aged MACADAM ROAD FOR AUTOMO SPECIAL TRAINLOAD OF VISIT Main, Spring and Oak 10,423.44 streets, paving .............. clinnges are to be mud» lot m» make being the date of the last publication ORS WILL HE MET RY AUTOS — 8, and Tressye, aged 6. A fifth child, BILES BEING CONSTRUCTED TO the corrections before the board con of the summons In this action and th» FAIR GROUNDS TRIP AND RE Sixth street paving. Main an infant, she says, died as a result SHIPPINGTON VIA CRESCENT 5.563.00 venes. last date In which you, the defendant, to Kinlock ....................... J. P. LEE. CEPTION of the mother’s condition when told AVENUE 9-14-28 County Assessor. are required to answer said complaint Catch basins, Main street by her husband that he no longer I 240.00 as fixed by the order of th»* court for first unit ......................... Judge George T. Baldwin, who Is loved her. Not to be outdone by the city in now on his second trip to the Rose Catch basins. Main street publication of this summons, and If NOTICE TO 4’REDITOKM She says the only income she now 180.00 you fall to appear nnd answer, as second unit..................... has is 50 cents a day earned by the highway improvements the Klamath | City to work for the success of the In the County Court of the State of aforesaid the plnlntlff will apply tn oldest boy in a printing office in their Development company has begun the trip of Portland business men to this Catch basins, Main street 180.00 the court for the relief prayed for nnd Oregor, for Klamath County. third unit....................... home town in Mississippi, that since resurfacing of Its Crescent avenue city under the auspices of the Port th> Matter of the Estate of Joseph demanded In the complnlnt, to-wlt: 8ew»r pip». Main street, In city under the auspices of Portland coming to this city she has been com road to Shippington. The betterment 384 00 A judgment against you for the sum first unit......................... Dreher, Deceased. Commercial Club, Tuesday wired pelled to appeal to strangers for ’ Notice Is hereby given by the un of one hundred dollars, together with funds for food and shelter for the of this highway is with a view to giv W. O. Smith, publisher of the Evening Sewer pipe, Main street, 56.25 dersigned administrator of the estate Interest thereon nt the rate of 8 per children and herself. She says she ing a first class automobile boulevard Herald, that the program for Port-1 s«-con«l unit of Joseph Dreher, «dec« used, to the cent p»r annum from August 20, A. D believes her husband is in Redding to Shippington, which, while a little land Day In this city, next Thursday, Sew« r Pipe, Main street. I 393.75 creditors of and all persons having 1911, nnd for the further num of third unit or in San Francisco. According to north of the present road to the Up has been arranged. claims against, th.* said deceased, to »164.25, and for 11 00 attorney fees The seventy-five portland business Extra work, Main street. her statements, he was never liberal per Lake port, and a little longer than 48.12 exhibit such claims with the necessary nnd for the costs and disbursements find unit . . men, on their special train, consisting in providing for the family, but very vouchers within six months after the of thin nctlon. close, yet spent lavishly for his own the public highway now us'd by the of three sleepers, a dln°r, observation Extra work, Main street. This summons I h published In t\c 235.23 publication of this notice to the said second unit • . • * needs, buying as many as six suits a stages, is considered in some ways to and baggage car, will arrive in this be the superior route. It is about administrator, at the office of Horace street, Kinmath Republican, a weekly news Extra work, Main [ctiy over the Southern Pacific at 8:30 winter at one time for himself. 97.90 M. Mapnlng, attorney at. law. In the paper printed nnd published at the third unit .................... She asserts that before their mar two miles and a half long, and Is to jam. At the station, which, by the 41.25 White-Maddox building, In the city city of Kinninth Falla, In said Klam ! way is the premium one of the South- Ditch, Brond and Spring. . riage she was a school teacher, and be laid with macadam. 465.00 of Klamath Falls, county of Kinmath, ath county, stnte of Oregon, by order The course Is via Crescent avenue, lorn Pacific line, the guests will be met Waterways, Sixth street. . by that profession earned money with State of Oregon, which said office the of the Hon. Henry L. Benson, jitdgi which to assist him in completing his through the Hlllsid" addition, thence i by twenty automobiles and taken up undersigned selects as his plnco of of the above named court, such order Total ................................. »34.143.01 forenoon ¡'oyn. They will spend the through the Lakeview addition, from education in the law. She also says A h long as these bills stand ap business In nil matters connected with being dated the 26th dny of Septem that he is capable of earning »4.000 which the road makes a turn and goes visiting the business houses of Klam* proved and unpaid the paving com ! snld estate of Joseph Dreher, de- ber. A. D. 1911, the first publication or »5,000 a year in his profession, has through the Buena Vista addition to ath Falls. of this summons to be made nnd is Immediately after lunch they will pany Is entitled to Interest on the j c»a ed. probably several thousand dollars In the lake edge. The finish of the new R. C. SHORT. Administrator. mnd» on the 28th day of September, •4 bills receivable, a law library worth road Is to be In all r'sp'cts like that go to the fair grounds by special fair amounts, which, at 6 per sent, Is Horace M. Manning, attorney for said »2.048.58 per year, or »5.61 per day. train, and at 5 p. m. will be tend°red A. D. 1911, nnd the Inst pnbllcatlon used in the Hot SpringH addition. some thousands more and some prop Administrator. thereof is to be mnde on the 9th day The Klamath Development company a reception at the opera house. Th«- While »5.61 per day Is not a very erty in addition. Dat' d and first published nt Kliim- of November. A D. 1911. She asks »2.000 suit money, and is doing the work with its own men day as thus arranged promises to be Inrge amount, It. counts up, and ¿he property owners of Klamath Falls am aili Falls, Or gon, on this 28th dny of a very interesting one for both the HORACE M. MANNING, and equipment, and the outlay neces »100 a month for the support of her r Attorney for Plnlntlff self and children. This request, and sary for the work has not been xact- I visitors and the local reception com- the ones who have to foot the bills In September, A. D. 1911. ''c.itlon, Nov 2. r the long run. » Klnmnth Falls. Ore. . mltte*. that of Attorney F. H. Mills, asking ly figured out. lCCmiTV ArriNIII K IQ TIJLID Io IntlK I --------------