The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 20, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr M ih ! mm MARSH LANDS OREGOJTSjSclEJOJL ABEL ADY 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $28 PER ACRE ANPUPWARDS jaj, phoJT 30 THE EVENING HERALD ImumI Dally, Kicent Sunday, by tin HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor BUBSCUirTION KATKS Dally, by mall, on year Dally, by mall, tit month Dally, by mail, three month Pally, by mall! one month lull)-, delivered by carrier, one week. 5 00 2 t Ml RKSTOItlTION T(l Kattmial I'urctl. KNTitv or lASIW IS Notlt It ltfttr llvni iiii ih Ln.1. Irifrlbo.t below, embracing. II W nctrf, wlltiln Hie t'ira.l National lotf il, orerou, will I .tibjeci tn f lllfiiirnl and n trjr iin.tfr lli prmlilnnt ol Ih lioutrMfa.l lt ol I In l'nllr.1 HtnU'i and lb an ol Juno 11, 1'a.w, (Jl Kll., M.I). l lhr Unllf .1 ll l.nil Olllr at l.flrw, Orrann, on Attaint In, p. Any itlirirnmat actually ami m IW SUMMONS In Hip ( limit Court of l ho Con I'lalnllff (ho Hlnli' ol Oregon, fur Hit' I ouniy m i mutant. Hvitliit It. Ciiiilii'r, iu.,1.1 I! Conner, Ivfendant Tn Dilih I 1!. CiHilirr lint bIkivo nainl .li-tih.hiiu : Yon are hereby rro,iilrid In :i awHt (all!. rUliolna hit ul mM Un.lt l.-r arl j At ...,i nn,,.r the loini.lnlnl H!r1 ruHiiialpurp..t. prior lo Janturr I. IMt.aii.1 "II , ...,t ltl-il mill l,. not abfa.li.net mm. I... preference again.l Jo" I' ' al.i ;"""' ,"" ititM lo male a hoinciir..! entry Mt liM on or 1h(.ho the W tiny "I J,''y w ""' actually tr -uptril. al.l ImU f re llilfd ip )., (lr . ,,y (i( ii lime III the older on the application, ol ll.t pfiwii. mentioned , , liu,icnt'0 ,,l till lllllinoiK, Hie below, ho half a prelftf tire- tight tub ff I lo ' ' ' ,, !.... I,U m. I l.i. 11 Hi. prior Haiti ol.tty .iichwnltr.pi...l.lcl UrttimbHi-Mloiillii'iri. f being ui lite 1 tifhacttltror plknl I. n,tillltf.l lo utake ,,,y of Jline llW and II jntl tail W hntncitrail entry n.l the P"'"'"' rln' " n.,.H.r ami an'r, KLAMATH FALLS, SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 20, 190S , lor want theirif the excrclf.t prior in Atii.tit aili. Ia on w huh '. ... ... .. , nc. ,,( r ir .late the land, nlll but.fvt W wtllrmrnl I'lallllm "I" rr ""' . n.l entry by any qiiallard pfMon. Ph-land. i.. If I prnjcl lor ill lh i-o n.lallt hrrr- i a ioii.imii in i. nun .NKMr.wcii.inr t it to v II ; rora mnirt. inn.ii.i - Whlo(.N'4r,lfc3I.IUU.Iiin pillrailcit , . ()( nml,lnliny rllilln Iwlwrrn iiIJc.m r.K..K.rt, Kituiain.urrfoniiBriui .11 .. 1...1, (,,r il, ,. ... ... .... vk- mv ....... vi n .,. mv .InliiilfT ami ilrlriulant! lor llio rar ,1. .... ., ,...-.. r.. .'.r. ! .' ,-- . ......r. ..... ur PI SW r. Sf'. uwin l pliraiion i iiifr . nn,l cixt.xiv 01 iurnr , in V liiowu.ri.tl KUtnlli,tltfin thf !rt .. ., ,) dlttiiofliivulaol IliU fllll 1 ur ol SlWr. Ibt 8K vir ol 8V m Kef W. Ih K I.I "", , . , I..,,!,.. trU ..I .SV mi, 8 w. uin ppllc.Hou ..I I ml 0. , n'l 'or atifli ftlirr an. Iilltliar rriiri liron, hort Kl.ipih.Oir..iii il.r MutolStt to tlioroilit may iirm J11M mltiiilllabw. m.MJl.T)4.i. ltK. WJlff.iiiK.n ipll Tl.l. iuiiiiiioik U mrrtnl by imlili tlnnulPaalvlU. llniau,ri.Klaaialh.iiirnn,ra()(ltn,n(l.vvn rral.l by ZwKto .!.'Mb.rb..ni ;.H, ..IN ' ..hlrr oC ll Honorable J. II. IHimil. rornf r ol Src II, T 8,H7llE.ilirnron .v County Ju.lii ul KUmalli Lounly, lire chalbi, llitno toulh 10 rhaln. Ihfurf W 10 gUII ,i.U, lUlnt all.l tiled ill till lilt rb.lt... th.nff BS0rh.lnt.ll.fnfKfl..ln., Klamath Kallt, llrriton, on the II ol lhrnrNrlchlintoplnliitWlnnlitr.iip.iii , ,,.,.. u-i.l.i. .i.l ..nl.r U r... appllrallon ot noT RUIw.n Klaa1.1h.nro. Jim IWM. I'lrh aM onlrr l fr ton; turtfltJ.ll.f trill ol W h(,H;..r .1, . ililtl that aillilUIOIIt III Ihia 'It I Ksi:.uponipplirunoi i 1. rooif.i(oiai,, ,,,.1. ilrii oner n mfl, lor y iwini in iirtoii, llralri Millfoxnl 1M; ihfHiVqrvl bV qr'ol lk 10, T3 K, It 10 r.U(n ppllra llonolJ I. llumr.l.ltotltn.l.Oirion I. HIV ir l NK qr, thf T bl ol IK qr, Ht IS, Ibf ,stt , qr i .nk qr, a, r 11 ,, ojon i i.. .Ilonol John HJ'f, I'llnrtlllf, Oircon.lhf I! hi ol SK ur ol bK qr, fee A.i he K bl ol ,N K qr, fcllon.Tl, It 10 K. 1ih.11 ppclln ol Uro, Nolan, Itoilan.l, Omon, rum iiKNSKrr rommloloni'roltbcdfurial Unl ititlro Aprotf. Mar 33. IK" IKANK ritlICK, riral .Miinantlivrrftarrolthf Intfilor I.I .! 17, M. IrtU, 114. lUI.IMt t II ix urccMim anu front thr II o( Juno jil comrciilln IWH. II, V. Krmrr, Altornry lor I'laliitllt La Notice For Publication Drpartmrnt ol llio Inlvrior, I'. S Laud Otllca, Ikvvion- Hi;oii, May 15, MiTICI! ri)K I'UHUCATiON Driuirtmriit ol tho Inlrtlor, V. H. Ijtml OIIIip, at l.ikrtii.wlllrrgou,Jiin ,'., 1UW. Niitlrt. I brrrby glfii that William T. Schrt-lnrr, ol Klamalh Kallt, Orriron, ulto, on AtiijU't 1.1, I WW, ma.U homrilrad ntliy, No. S.li!, br HKU SK', lctlll 1 F.', XK' t-Vtlon II. MV'i SV4 Sritloir.il. Towmhlp 37 K, Itange U '. WllUn,. ll Mfildlan. hat' lllrd notirool liili'ittioii to iiiatr I'lnal A USE FOR !!iKWEIUES Some of the breweries of the state are seriously con sidering using the ir plants, after July 1st, for manufac turing denatured alcohol. The Grants Pass brewery is the first of these institutions which it is reported is to be converted intoa denatured alcohol plant. Klamath Falls has a brewery which is advertised for sale at sixty cents on the dollar, and it might be a good investment for some one, who desires to engage in a goad paying legiti mate business. Since the "De-natured Act" was passed by Congress, alcohol has leaped into fame, not merely as the humble servant of the pocket lamp, nor as the demon rum, but as a substitute for all the various forms of cheap hydrocar bon fuels, and as a new farm product, a new means of turning the farmer's grain, fruit, potatoes, etc., into that greatest of all powers, money. The common form of alcohol known as "denatured snirits" consists of alcohol to which one-tenth of its 1 j i 1 1 11 j i.. i 1 .,. .. ., . . ..... ... ..... .1. ... 1 Fltd Irnr I'rnul.lii ratahlirii claim to volume ui woou hicuhui, ur uuicr ueiiuiuriiiitj ugcuia Hit .. o y, .., b..m .. ...-,. h-cnl,!, M..rr County been aaaea, ior tne purpose 01 rendering tne mixture un drinkable. Being sold tax free, it may be applied to a variety of uses, which from its greater cost, duty-paid spirit is commercially inapplicable. in nn illnvMtnAnt' f na llnf nvAii nltVil !n lwMmrl ts Xw M all ...UI..U1C1.L LI1C U.1LOACU OlLUUUl in KfUUli.l L.I I 1 ..... ... ... . ; " - acritHHi, iwioia Luniiiy uierK Mainatn Orrgon; UVUUCe BUIIIC lllicrcailllg US WCU its IIUVUI CUUUUIUIIS. H-., at nuoiucv at NUinain raii,ijrr.,i(ln(0tl The general estimate of the value of alcohol for lighting gives it about double the power of kerosene, a gallon of alcohol as two gallons of the oil. Gasoline motors of automobiles are being adapted to alcohol fuel, with the result that a cheap power is obtained without the objec ionable odor. The use of denatured alcohol as a fuel has not yet been fully developed. Although alcohol has only about half of the heating power of gasoline, yet it has many valuable properties which may enable it to compete suc cessfully in spite of its lower fuel value. In the first place it is very much safer. Although alcohol has far less heating capacity than gasoline, the best experts be lieve that it will develope a much higher percentage of efficiency in motors than gasoline. Distilleries have already been established in Wash ington and other western states and the new- industry is spreading. It is predicted that the time is not far dis tant when the' farmer will be able to haul his surplus po tatoes beets or grain to his local distillery, and either re turn with the money in his pocket, or with fuel for farm engines, machinery and perchance his automobile. Ilarrlton, ol Klainalh Kail, llnyon, who, on Nor. 8, 1007, made timber ami tone application, No. 4(11.1, (or NK XW, r-ectlon L"., Tuaniilr 37 ... Itaiu-D K., Will. Mrridlan, haa lllol notlco of Intention to initio- Kinul 1'ioul, I to otalilNh elt'ni to the land ahote de IN THE LITTLE PRINCESS . on tlie 1 1 tli tUy ol .Migtiit, I'.'M Claimant name aa Kllneaaea: John i. SchallcK'k, 01 Klamath l-all, Orrgnn, T. J. ."-latfii.ot Klamath Falli, Orrgon, Albro Jumiron, ol Klamath f'allf Ote gon, Win. Cailiile, ol Klamath Kalla, Oregon. - J. X. WtTao.1. Itrglitvr. 6 IS Ctrrk Klamath Couuly, at hi ofttre at Klamath Kalla, Drrgun, on the 3rd day ( Align!, Itai-l. Claimant minri at nltnn.ra A M.Janilx.n, ol Klamath Kalla, (lie .... I!-., I'. .11. 1.. .,1 ITUnoll. L'.lt. II.. .v.t , ... .1 .....-, Wl .....( ...-,.',- rgon; A. nouiiinoitni Mamalh raua, II. Jlnlkry, ol Klamath Kallt, ft-H J X. Wjttaox, Itrglitrr, OTICH I'OK inJBLICATION tt-iarlmriit of the Interior, L', K Ijin.l Olflre, at Ijtkrvlow, Oirgnn. June .1, UOS. .Vol ice la hereby gltrn that William Albert Otry, of iMrrla, Callfur nia. who, on April .', If03. mad home Classified Advertisements REAL ESTATE fOK SALE Head entry Nu. '.37, for W'4 XW'', HK'i" HW'i. Xei KW'U, rVelloii I Town.tilp 41 H, Itange 7 K, Willametle .Meridian, lui fllnl notice ol Intention lo make Final Five Year 1'ro.if, to ea- tal.lith claim to the land above drcilel FOB 8ALR-10) Acre Unrh I.ca.,1 ,"5' I mllraeait of Klamath Fall harg t hi. olflic, Klamath Fall., Oregon, or I aln for Mime homereeker, for jtarliculara Inquire at'thla oirice. BO MISCELLANEOUS I.0ST-0ne3S Smith A. Weiton re roher between Court Iloure anil Lake aide Inn. Flnd.tr will be libarly re warded by leaving lame at Laketlde Inn. on the 4th day ol Augu.t. ltt. Claimant nar.ira a witnetaec Kalle Morgan, of heno, Oregon; Klchard Keariil.ol Dor rli, California; Kdwar.l llra.ly.ol iMrrla, Caliloritia; Jo.lah II. Oley, ol Durria, California. G 8 J. X. Wataos, Krgi.ter. JIOSr.Y TO LOAX-llanl time, but 1 hare aomo money to loan if you have the lecurlly.-K. ii. Hall. rOK SAU For Sale Underwood Tirxjwrltrr In goo.) condition fAO. r. V. Kuykendall. I Oil SALK-ltolar- hull U-arlng White S'ewlng Machine, latent design, at nilletla Furniture Store. If Safei Two practically new Herring HalbMarvin aafe, at a bargain, one 20x 21 Iiiihcs and one VtxM Inclicn, inildu. Inquire nt llellkriniera Jevtely aloro. FOK SAI.i: Odd ilroHT , one waali- land, ono rocking chair, one table and Cull nt the Brick tf one Mealing Move, lore. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, anrtaai. . -US ",c. Waahlatv. U. C. kUrck n. I- Nurica or aunoattioii or rvauo una lo urruiirNT anu iTar.-Nok la tnbr (Wan that lU kftlnr Sffraiarr 4 tha Inurtur baa itamtxl liKiwnul tlT ut vIlMraanl la a. far aa tba aama alTarta lb ltbJrawl far Irtlaa ttoa purxr. undar Ika act ul Jur , Itoi Ug nw ior . w rutiMcim wna iim Klamath ProWi. Ortwavvf Ih foUuwUia daaenbad landa In tha Huu. of Orano. arwl by kla aatlwrltr auk of aald truta aa Kaa not baan karaMm Analia raatxnd and an lux iMkarwIa llkdfwfaaarad ofapproprtaud.taUlla aubjati to aaulamaui ua4.r lha public land lava of tha Unllad HUUaimand altff J una so. 1IM1. but ahaJI nu ba aublwt Uian. lor. min. tar aalactlun untU lalwta, lioa,al In UnltM Hutaa land oAV at uU70tiwi, ram In Uin vipraaalr Wan tkat no panon will I lrmltU.I tficaln ur aiarrl ,. ,ul., ..k..- ar undar an aattlamant tar ucrupailui Urun liar , abruary It I W! and priuf to Juna MTltoa. '.Vt. W)4 MM. rtl.i so. t. m., Krit t. i'rem i.nnktt ' FRANK WrM&r""-' '""-'WO" Klrl Ai.Ulant JWr.Urjr of tha InUrioc klliuch H!. NK Orvrron. For Sale You get more room, more cooking surface ud convenience loan from any itove ever aold In Klamath Falli. . VIRGIL & SON DeJeni,in Furniture Mnd Houfle Furnishings. At the f Bridge on Main street One tthoio buaineit block In Klamaih (Full(a for tale for forty centt on the do). .larof whatit wus worth thirty day " C. I). Wlllion. nErAKTUKNTnrTIIKINTKRlOll.iiMMiL f uaDorntr, Vlabliiri..i., It. :.. H.r 7 (. NoTit ur ariTuiuii.iM . r rrauoLavM ro .mitarxT ii. tarav N.ir 1, karrir . '. 1"' ""'ryoi inr inirririr ha. rtlMdrptrlmaiitalMi.ffr ul itlil,.iiaa In to far il. laoif ret. the t.lilnlraal l.,r llri' inBMi.aiiaiior ue in . ..niir.iioii mIiu ih 2...K.I ..V'l,'.,.", ' "" lol onlntrl. erlbrd land, lo lb rutr .,( Orffon.andbr hi. inborn, audi .,(..1,1 ii ,", 1.,, "', bfn bfralolu a n,.atlv .... .. ....... ".. 1h""iT?i"i",?.""' '' or appropr": ;,.; ..rrrz. .7.7 '. .. ... ...iv. un ana tWI 4UIT IN ntrr, n 1 1 n ; c atlb. Unlun urrion, 11 no prrnn ivoa. out aball not bo aubwi to ir MleciluL .mill Au(ul jw', iw,, HUtc. I.tnd onic .t lka!r?' rarnltx U'ltil ciprfi.lr vlu n,l Will m Mtmli.kl.n..i'. 7.1 .--..' lalnortirrciM ottupallon Uiuu alter May Ma I. Iwi anrt rim Aul.laat Btcr.i.ry r lha (iirlur. Incorporated November 20, 190J" Statement of Condiilon or Hie Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon DECEMBER 31. ICO 7 RESOURCES Loans nnJ DIcoimt S340n'mon 03,525.84 llondaiindSocuritloH KokI Eritnte, lluildlnk'H and Fixtures i.. Cosh ant) Sight ExchnnKu H.74&.18 J0.247.60 $585,040.51 LIABILITIES CspiUI Stock, fully imid Surolus itnd ProfltH Due Othor Iiankn.. . IX'K)slUl 5100,000.00 r t 7m i I'ooill 32,000,04 43 1,205.46 $505,010.51 I, Aln Martlii,Jr..Ca.hliriif tin tvenmi wear that the ih-..v. .1.1. t nf my kit.m !.-,l- ail i ,ii. lllTIV. II, . --..""" bank, do aolvmnlv inrnt I true tnthe Im rtl.P.A MAKilN. J I i..i Kubatrlhrtl and awoni In More mr ti. rtthdi. if Januaiv, WW. u ' l-U ' H Wunwm- Notary "ublic frr Ofrj,tn OFPICEKS ALU MARTIN -E. R. REAMES -ALEJC MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS President VIcc-l'rcsldcnt Cashier Ass't Cnshler Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin The Eldred Company F. C. ELDRED. Manager Boaajua, Oregon Saddles. Harnett and Supplies We make a specialty of first-class, juaranted, hand-made Saddles and Simps. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited Ready for Inspection Our line of Carpets. Matting, Tapestry, Linoleum. Art Squares, Table, Louie and Stand Covers, is ready forinsptf tion. Something entirely new Alto Silk Float and Feltolene Mattrctw Brass and Iron Beds-Adjustable p ell woven wire Springs, the only tiiaj for hot weather. Polthed Oak Dlnkg Sets and all oik Rockers ' W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 CHA8. K. WORDKN Prcaldent . A. M. WORDKN CaahUr HIED Ml Vle-I The American Bank and TruftOl Heavy Freighting a Specielty. Baggage Orders Are Gives Pronpt Attention 0. K. Transfer & Storage company Having up-to-date piano irueH we aoiicii yoar line puuw movuig OMIcc 87 1 PHONES Un an tttldtne flam KENYON S GRttttS, PROPRIETORS i I SM Has UK staal IflB 'H I III rinP UD aitapl HI LaSsr wM af -t CAPITAL, $100,000.00, Cw. !. MU Hct