The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 25, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY 3 30 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY j 'l n NOIIti: OK KIIKItlKK'S HAI.Ii ox K.i:cniox. , l t44' m.M in. J i- I'.M-Vv ,'0 ;m V. a ma e 'Vm t -M :J --.- 'J'. i , f. ra-. ga: m li "fl ?! " W " 'ft.'?; "s it : . f . . H .i i,. mm M to?ast2 Rut li ML-. j If- '. 'ififafm iMiBH ItMhskII v wsoKireak slip1 mmm mm w r-"- Issued Pally, Except Suiulsy, by tlio HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor Ii vlttue nt mi execution duly Is Hev l.dwurds preuched Siitulu) nl,,,,, by , ,.,, clvrK 0, Klm.i. Lorelln school house, morning mull t ,. ,,!.,. evening SUBSCRIPTION KATES Pally, by mall, one year 1 00 Dally, by inall. six months . a GO Dally, by mail, three mouths 125 Dally, by mall, one uiotitli 60 Dally, delivered by carrier, one week 16 KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY. JANUARY 15)09. CRKSCKXT NKWS. I'LKVNA 1TKMS. Winter Is on In earnest In tin north end of Kliimnlh Count), us well ai lu other purls of Oregon. The Know quite deep but tlie Chinook wind has taken It down to n groat extent. It I pleasantly vvurm now Some rnln has ulso fallen. Mr. Arnold, who has been teach ing nt Lour I'mrle since January 11, arrived at Crescent one day thin week In an exhausted condition, from ex posure; to the cold, lie came during our very coldest weather, rldltiK 2 miles horseback Ever body U staltiK pretty close nt home this bad weather, only nec essity driving them out. Chas. O raves, Sr.. mude it trii to Kosland with a four horse team one day last week This broke out the road pretty well Mr. and Mrs J. L. Klngo haw mov ed to their owu homestead above Crewont. Mr. Dyer, of Colorado, with his widowed sister, Mrs. Shultx, are sta- Ins; at the sawmill until spring. He ' JIs desirous of locutlng on a homestead If he finds one to suit him. We hope h may be successful und make his , borne In this county Mr. and Mrs. Chus. Anderson have their new house on their homestead ' Axed up very nicely and Is coiy und warm. They moved Into It about the first of the month. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Howard made a trip fa Silver Lake before the big ' snow came. Mr. and Mrs. St. Thomas are llv- Ins In the Dcatty house. Mrs. St. Thomas Is a lister of Mrs J. L. How- ard. Our mull carrier litis not missed n trip" yet, although he hnd to break the road out on two different trips. There Is very little news this bad weather, so it' Is little uur north end 'correspondent has to ray When the weather gets better I will write oftenar. I J I l.ee returned to the Falls Wednesday, alter a few du)s" visit nt his ranch Ksllo .Morgan pasted through hero Wednesday on his wuy to the Fulls. We ate still having plenty of ruin lu this vicinity and the farmers are expecting good crops. Melutlre's teams are now stulng ut the Stearns' ranch. U K. Sevlts huuled a load of alfalfa hay to Mr Stearns at Kliiuiuth Knlls lust Saturday J II llarues Is now grubbing sage brush on his plant. It A. Alford lslted the Kalis last Thursday IS. (! Kerns went to Ketiu for some of his freight Krlduy. Mrs llreutner was unite III last KrlduHbut is belter now. . .Mr Dyers went to Mr. Sutton's on business Thursday Mr and Mrs Mills passed here Tuesday on their way to Keuo, Mr from Mur)svlllo, been visiting for the past few weeks. A Urcntner visited the Knlls lusi Thursday. Mr. Barnes was In Klamath Knlls 'n business Saturday. Mr. Ager ui n Kails visitor last Krlda Those having their uatues on the Roll of Honor for the fifth month of school for perfect attendance are: ath otllcio Clerk of the Circuit Court of Miss .Lulu WllkuiDuu Is visiting nUild Statu In und for said County. few days with Mrs. (leorgu Deal, ofljated tliu 3Uth du of Deceiubur, A. the, west Hide of (he valley Mrs, Oeorge Deal and .Mrs KugiMie Chlldeis were lsltlug Mis IM Hull cun Monday A letter received frnui Tims llrett. State Senator at Woodbtirn, Oiegiiu, by (U-o K Clllie, staes that the snow I)., II' OS, In a i-ertalii action lu the I'lirult C'ouit for said Count) and Slate, wherein J. (I Tierce as plain HIT obtained and leiound Judgment against II. L Aldrldge ami Agues I'. Alillldge, defendants, lor the ml III of Three Thousand Khu lluiidied Is U Inches deeii tli.-n. ml Hi., n... and Tiilrly-slx t$3f.3t!.UO) liullurs, thermometer registers I below xero '""'I '"' nl"' dlsbitrseineiils taxed On uicount of the mails being so "I ThlrD-iiIno mid :&-l0U (3!.S5) uiudd) a number of the small clilt-' lltrn. such Judgment having been droit aro ut present kept out of the "''tallied and tendered as aforesaid school, I "HI till) llrd tln of Dtveuihei, A. D, Walter Campbell lelurned from IS""'. d It lielng oidered uud d- Kluinath Kails Sunday, after having a very dlsugreeable tilp on in count of the bad roads Mr and Mrs, Hear) Duiiiau were visiting Mr uud Mrs H It C Wil liams Mondn) Judged therein b the voutt that the certain properl) uttuilied In mild ac tion he sold to satisfy the claims and Iciiinuds of suld plaintiff now. tiii:ici:koiu:. notici: is lli:i(i:ilV IIIVI.'N. Thut I will ot the Abstracting Don J. 'umwait, rresidsnt Map, riant, Blue Print, tic. I' M lu. - hl'n.u4lt Klamath County Abstract Go, Surveyor! and Irrigation Engineers nXT K niuor, Secretary Klamath Falla, Oregon tS4AtAAAt t H 1 1 1 I1L . . . . - K. It. C. Wlllliitus was called n, 3ulh duy of Jiinnur), A . ivvy, ut Kluinath Kails this week by a p- "' 'f"'11 l',M,r "' '" V1""1 llousul'i' clnl meeting of the directors of tlio "'" '' ot Klumulli Kails. Count) Water Csers Assotlatlon Will Daman returned fiorn Tule Luke Mouda) and reiorts the loads in -very bad condition. I ve nave tieeu Having ver) nigh water lieie, lint tin- creek will have to ml be several feet mure befoie It takes out tin- new touul) bridge We ure having ruin In Lnngell Vwl le) und at Ashluiid and other paits of the state Miow Is falling Seems like the climates urn chiiugiug Hall lluriihaiii was visiting Kerd Williams last Saturda) John McKall was visiting on the oust side of the vy eall.Mouduy Mrs. It. C Cowle) I and State aforesaid, at :.' o'clock III tile afternoon of said du), sell ut public million, to tliu highest bidder for cash, tliu following described reul iroert), being the properly attached us aforesaid, to-wit. Its I, : and 3 of lllock 41. lot I, : 3, 4 uud t ot lllock it. in KIKST ADDITION to the City of Klamath Kalis, In Klutuuth County, Slate of Oregon, also an undivided one-half Interest In uud to Lots 7, X, V und IS of lllock 1, Lots T. . V, 10, II uud 13 of lllock 3, Lots 1, 2, C, 6, ', h,' II uud 13 of lllock 7, Lots I, 2, 3, 4, 15. G. U. 1U. 11 uud 13 of lllock IS. ' X Miss Uluihs Lots I und 3 of lllock 30, all of J4Cfr tS)tS6SAAATt) j I It Takes Good Taste To decorate a home prop erly. First you must have beautiful wall paper. It must be well put on. It must be durable as well as beautiful. We handle the newest patterns, the most beautiful shades and the best qualities. The price also recommends them. ROBERTS & HANKS VnnVnlkenburg lias returned Poo, ulll, llur u.co wuru vlHK Mts ' lll.nks 2. 4. s;c. 8. 9. 10. II. 12. 13. IWU",BMl mJMlVnATIlO larsvllle. Calif., where bu hMuav. Cumnbell lust Suiulav. 14. I. 1". 1 "'id 111 In NOII HILL 2 Klamath I V ) ! HMMIMMIlllIMlt; Sunda) The debate Krlday afternoon whs ADDITION lo sulJ City of a greul surrrss Tin- iiietlon wus. Kails, said last described lul and "Kesolved. that the Indian wus mure 'blocks being u portion of tbu NKJ4 rriillv frnul...l ll.sn III.. NVuru " Ttu.lof SKi of See 20. Ttl. 3S 8 . II. & . : ' . v. ... ;. ......... .;....: ;, Ueuators on tne uuirmntive were:i "" ."i") "nu niuie; Hull lluruhum. Kerd Wllllums, Krau-l'lo, n undivided one-half Interoslj els Urubum, Allen McComb and Sal-'In uud to the SWU of NKi4 of Sec. II Williams, Negative: Douglass Uussey, Lester Ileggs, Low Dussey, Kenneth Wllkerson, Itulieu I'ltt and Dlanhcc Thompson, Clarice llonnur, , Qlady pool. Tho Judge rendered Charley Sevlts. Howard Urcntn(r, ' a decision of 37 to 31 In favor of the Kinery Sevlts, Ulenn Sevlts. Nlcliel (tlr(?atir,., Knrecow. Clifford Sevlts and Willie, jcun Wllkerson has been riding Uarnes. (the lust week lu the valley an on thn U. K. Sevlts bus sold 200 pounds of parsnips to the Scliullock A Dag gett Co., of Klumath Kulls. Id, Tp 3S H.. It, K W. M., In said Count) nud Slate; nnd the following described pbse or parcel of land, sub ject to the certain mortgage thvrvou amounting to the sum of IISOu.00, It Commencing at thn Intersec 'liii of the centers of Congur Avenue md Main Street lu said City of Klam ath Kalis, in cording to tlio recorded southern part of the range for Lewis Oerber's horses. phl of the nurve of Conger Avenue deorgM Noble lost u horse In the! remrde.1 In Hut Hook No. 2. In The American Hotel Dining Kootn Is open all night. l':tth oyster ev-1 ery day. 19-tf 0t A Very Rich Man Says: "The American people ure prodigal, and our extravaganco will have to be paid for by some one. People aro taking advuntage of prosperity, such as ha never been excelled In this country, to be wasteful and extravagant. Wo aru not saving up for the rainy day, for the future time of need." How Is It With You? Are you saving aud creating u fund which will work for you when you can no longer work for yourself? Your common sense tolls you that it Is better to . SAVE YOUR MONEY NOW Lnngell spring on tliu Uolstoii rum li by drown lug Inst week. Krank llrobs passed through the valley one day last week from Lis Rim Rock ranhc to llonanxa. Mrs. George Cllno was visiting Mrs. E. It. C. Williams Tueuduy. NOTICK FOU I'CIILIC.VllON. An Ideal form of investment is a Cortlflcatu of Deposit In THE FIRST TIU'HT HAV1NGH HANK, or one Its little saving bank books they Issue. They bear Interest, puyuble seml-unuuully Certificates are negotiable, good us collateral security. National Bank Protection mean u greut deal to you us a depositor. Government Supervision of National Banks, in every year becoming moiu rigid, tho ex amination Into every detail more careful, 'It I the purpose of the Oovernment to make the word "National," In connection with a "bank' synonymous with "Safety." '.I''. (.!)' ' ' v f In addition to the frequent und regulai examinations of the hnnka f JMvW1tiT VATlnVit. n's. win 'vr.atrAisi"sr.i.a ''X .bTctk National-Baalf Bxajnln under 'th tupcrVUlod o'tba Comptroller of tho Currency, at least Ove, duil; sworn report are made out by officers of the Bank to the Departmbnt. This Means Safe Banking X (or you at one of the depositors in that Bank, O-ffrt WHlTiya President. of TJU2 F1EST, NATJONAL BANK. QQ; T. BALDWIN is Vice-President 'of FIRST NATIONAL' BANK W.JA. DELZELL Is Cashier ot FIRST NATIONAL BANK t xx mrurva i. ri.hiur nt pinaT tdttqt a mvivna muv f. .-..'., ...... v ..... ........ . ......- .... Iikeview List No. 11. United Htutes liuil Oltlce. Luke view, Oregon, Junuury 13, 1'jd'j. Notice is hereby given that the Northern I'ucitlc Hallway Compuii), (whose post oltlce address Is St. Paul, Mlnnnesotu, has on this '.'fith duy of December, I'JOH, tiled In this otllru Its application (Serial No. U!Hu), to select under tho provisions of tlio Act of Congress, approved July 1, IS'Jb (30 Stat. C'j7, 020), Lot 1 of section 3 lu township 33 south of run go IVt and Lot H ut section 7 in township 33 south of ruuge7, all eust of Wil lamette 1'rlticlpul Merldluu, contain ing &1.S3 acres. Any uud all persons claiming ad versely the lands described, or de siring to object because of the min eral character of the laud, or for any other reason, to the disposal to ap plicant, should file their ullldavlts of protest in tills olflce, on or before the 13th day or March, IKOii, J. N. WATSON. 1-18 Register. NOTICK FOU I'L'IIMCATION. Department of the Interior, U, H. Land Office nt Lnkevlew, Oicgon, De cember H, l'JUH. Notice Is hereby given thut John J, Kahni, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, who, on January a.l 107, made Home stead Entry, No. 3706, (Borlal No. 0398), for us amended, tho EBWK Sec. 30, NEU MVKi NW V. NEK. Sec. 31, T. -38 S R. 10 E W. M has fllod notice ot Intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before County Clerk, Klamath Coun ty, at hi office, 'it Kit, math Falls, Or egon, on the 8th day of February, 1909. ' Claimant names us witnesses: J, N. Pine, Frankjrlsh, John Shep herd, Arthur Kblloy, Roy Kinsman, H.-W. Keessce, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon. J. N. WATSON, 21 Register. tliu unite of the Count) Clerk of said Klallllllll C'liUlitV. tlikllur III,, r.mti.r 'if MhIIi Street US N CC deg, 4Z mlu! i:. theme .V 1'J dec. 4S rnln. W. I;i I feel, tluiiro N 42 deg IS in In W H4 33 f i ot, thence S. V) deg, 30 inlti W ITS fei-l, to the bi-glnulng of the ili'serlptlou of the land hvreb) . desi'lllii'd, thenev N. 43 deg, 18 mill W uloug Hoiilh line of Conger Ave-, n I if ;.'. fis.'t, tliinc" H, 4 'J deg. 30 mill. 1 IMP ...... .1 U .,. .... ' . i i.t'i. iiii'iilu ,i,i. ueg, j s mill, Y.. 1.". fci't. thence S, 4'J deg. 30 mill, W. lu Did eust or left bunk of Link lllver, thence down said Link River along the (Mbterly or left bank SO fiet or mure lu (he lino of the prop erty of tliu heirs uf Harry Iluford Hargiis, ducensed, thence N. 49 deg, 30 inlti. K. lu tho south lino of said Conger Avenue and tho place of be ginning, being ull situated lu suld County and State Taken nnd levied upou as the prop erty of the said II. L. Aldrldge and Agnes p. Aldrldgo, uud their tltlu and Interest therein will be sold by tne uh uforesnld or so much thereof us may be necessary to satisfy the said Judgment lu favm of said J, O. 1'lerco against suld ILL. Aldrldge and Agnes I. Aldrldge, with Interest thereon, to gether with all costs and disburse ments thut hu vu or may accrue. W. IJ. 1IARNEH, Slieiltr of Klamath County, Oregon, utcd nt Klninuth Kails, Oregon, the 31st duy of December, 1'JOU. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were ofTered at bnruuin price a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, and thero is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FIITY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep-more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD, Land Salesmen. Office on Fifth Stract lu the Circuit Court of Hip Hlate of irrgou, fur Klamath County. NOTICE FOR I'UIILICATIO.V. Department of the Interior, U, 8. Land Office at Lakuvlew, Oregon, Oc tober 21, 1108. Notice Is hereby given that John A. Plnkerton, of St. Joe,, Idaho, who, on May 27, 1008, made Timber and Stone Application, No. 4189, (Serial No. 0284) for'B&BWKi NWKSWfc Boc. 9, 8EJ4BHK, Boc.8, T. 37 8 R) 9 E W. M ha filed notlco of Inten Ion to make Final Proof, to estab lish claim to the land above described before Register and Rocelver.at l.ake view, Oregon, on the 24th day of January, 1908. Claimant names at witnesses: Dan Johnston, ot Klamath Falls, Ore., J. Smith, of Klamath Falls, Ore. Harry Poltz, of Klamath Falls. Ore.. J. M. Plnkerton, of Wolf Creak. On Notice of Settlement of Final Ac count. lu the matter of tlio Kstute of Charles Christopher llcnrlcks.u, Do ceased, Notice Is hereby given that Alei- uuder Martin, Jr., executor of the above entitled estute, huvlug filed In tho Comity Court for Klamath Conn ty. State, of Oregon, his flnul account as executor In said estate nud that Krlday, Junuury 2j(h, 10!, nt 2 P. M , being the time fixed for the hear ing ut objections to said final account und the' settlement thereof, ull per sons Interested lu Ihe said estate nr hereby further notified to file obiec. tlous'to the suld fliml uccount or any of them thereof on or before tho dav ' nppointea ror such bearing aud set t lumen t. 4444444m4)4MlHt BRICKWORK AND PLASTERING CHIMNEYS AND FIBS PLACES A SPECIALTY Alexander Martin, Jr.. Executor. l-B-4wk. ' NOTICK FOB, PUIILICATIPN. Department Of the Interior. U. R Land' Office utLukevfew, Oregon, De cember 14, 1808. ,f - " Notice is horoby given that Maud Hayden'of KUmitBlttallsV 'Oregon, who, N9V. 30, J808, rnd,Tlmbr and Stod Ap'pllcatlo'tiNo Oirtt, fb'r'NBsi -NWK. Bee. 28, Tpv,3 8., R. 9 E WW.ba1 'filed notice of Intention to make fjpappf,tofblb, claim to the land above doscrlbod, beforo County Clerk Klamath Co at his of fice, at Klamath Falls, Orogon, on the 20th day of February, 1909. Claimant name a witnesses: Albert Harrison, A. M. Jamison. John a.-BchaUock, Bin Carlisle, .all ot Klamath'' Falls, Oregon.4 iv- H. E. CHILDEKS KLAMATH FALLS, OSKWS ootxxxoox"1 CENTRAL GAFI OpenDsy and Night Private Dining PuW Oysters Served In Asy & J. V. HOUSTON, m Dot C. r. MASON Dentist a.... iunv a Trust Co.' Beeaai IIINIIVIH esssisiss w DR.WM.' MARTIN 1 It. 1 DeaUst Office over Klamath t7ooa3f !" TLrHON(!l D. V. KUYWNPAU'i Attorney st Isw J. N. WATSON, ReajUUr. J. N. WATSON. WWMMIMHIHniMMMMMMMWmMMMMM "" lUfUUr.l ItaSMthf ot"5i .-' ..