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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1909)
FW tW ui , if i SI ('o V A ! "S Si. ki' ' l' k SfiP4SL: .tjuf' uZasHt! sail trJil II 'lM MARSH T KTHC OREftftM'S RTr.HKRT ROTT. ARFT AIYV phoST tx.mxA xWv :Jr-"J- w xxx. x WX -.-303 DU rEK CENT. VEGETABLE V MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY B""WMgggBi-,,,B,M,lalSBS-agBW!BBBHi!!MBBl-B. THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally, Except Sunday, by thu HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor , SUBSCRIPTION RATES 'Daily; by mall, one year t 00 Dally, by bull, ail monllii 2 60 'Dally, by mail, thnw months 1 i Daily, by mail, one month 60 Dally, delivered by rarrlrr, one week 16 KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. JANUARY 26. 1909. NVMMKlttt NEWS. lour school In uu uudttrablu wuy ITIio number of pupils In roducvd to 'nbout hair of what It should bo. III.. Boo and Ml 1IC Hummer. WlllI M l Unfortunate for the will give a party ut their new real. cl,o1 aud ,uo, wl,u c,lnno1 "" donee In Klamath Falls Friday night u hl'1, u who du come, by doubling Their classmates and many ouuk trtonda are Invited, nnd an vnJoablo evening la antlclated. Wo have set aside Friday utter noon for general reading whllu the )ard U too muddy to enjoy football Each clati has a book hlcb It hai elected to read and each member of each clasa readi for ten or flrteen minutes. 8omo time Is given to dis cussing current events. In this way we hope to Improve the reading of each pupil, and also to read nearly all of our new library books by the closu of school. Charlie Wright, Jack llortou and Claud Clopton took 210 head of beef cattle to the Smlth-Noland ranch to be wintered until they become fatten ed and ready for shipment. Then - tbey will be taken to Merrill to be 'driven to the railroad W. J. Darroch went to the Falls Monday to get lumber, with which to build a harness room on the Ankcny ranch. Jack Brown Is going to help Jack Morton take a bunch of cattle to the railroad, after which ho wilt bo cm ployed on tbe llorton ranch. J. Sears has found the mule which he was looking for, and which he " thought was lost. " E. W. Smith has taken a contract ' to .ptow the AVordcn ranch. j Ben, Rosencrans and Sam Chapel were in our neighborhood last week. They" came to get their cows to deliv er tbem to Ed. Jamison at the Falls. O.'Bhott went to the Falls Wednes- n day on. business. i. Harry Johnson Is doInK the black- .( smith work on the Ankeny ranch. Charles Llnzl was a isliur at tbe school Thursday ' Tbe1 Inclement weather und bod i are affecting tbe attendance of '"mrmm 'our recitation periods, und thus en ubllng us to do utmost twice the amount of work The weather Is al so affecting our news Items, as we are unable to not around and gather Information, and most of the out of doors work on the ranches It at a standstill. Three cows were sent to the An keny ranch to be fed last week, but at the present writing no one knows who sent them. Charlie llorton started for the rail road with Sl3 heud of cattle last week. John Lambert, the stage drltor, was unable to make his usual route Friday on account of the roads In some places being Impassable A surprlso party und dance will be given next Friday night at tbe resldenco of Walter Turner on the Bonanza road One of our former pupils. Miss Len nle Hooper, and E. A. Cranti were united In marriage Thursday night. Tho wedding took place In Klamath Falls. After the ceremony a supper and danru was given In honor of the young couplo by the Woodmen and ltedmcn lodges, both of which Mr. Cranti Is a member of. The school extends It best wishes. II. L. Hoggs, who lives near the school and does carpenter work In the Falls, has been compelled to take up his abode at the latter' place, us the roads are too bad to admit of traveling bacfc and forth. A danco was given Friday night at the Smith ranch. Sam Short aud George Tramel furnished tbn music. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Durko'. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox. Mr and Mrs. Dawson, Mm Wnde. Louie, Dixon, Mln Lowliul). John Lovulndy, Mr. and Mrs. Kelfui, J oo Tramel, Hint Kinney. Miss Kusu Mers, Will LuiikoII. Mr. ami Mm Everett Klrkeiulnll, Miss Doiu Low den. Miss Cox. Miss Etta Turner. Miss Mnud Turner and Jns. Hull. It thu Ico continue good for n fuw dnya longer Mr. Brooks contom- jlutr giving u skating party Mr Stephens un over horn Jim Dixon's Thursday Mrs. Rotate, who bus been tiultu III with grippe Is slow I) recovering Claud Clopton I going to bring UU head of cuttle from tfie llorton ranch to the Aukeny ranch. Henry Anderson Is sick with a bad cold Johnnie Sears took Si lu-inl of mules to Merrill Saturday. Ilu lust one of them on the way over Mrs Pointer visited Mrs. Scott Barnes Inst Friday NOTICE OF NIIEIIIFF'M HALE ON EXECUTION. By virtue of uu execution duty Is sued by the Cuuuty Clurk of Klam ath County, Mate of Oregon, and ex- otllclo Clurk of tho Circuit Court of said State lu aud for wild County, dated the 30th day of December, A. 1)., I DOS, In a certain action In the Circuit Court fur suld County and Ittate, wheieln J. U Pierce us plain tiff obtained und recovered Judgment against II. L. Aldrldgu nnd Agnes 1. Aldrldge, defendant, for the sum of Three Thousand File lluudied und Thlrt)-slx ($3530.00) Dollars, nnd coils and disbursements lined at Thlrt)-ulue utid 26-100 1 139.25) Dollnis, such Judgment having been obtained und tendered ns uforviuld on thu Zlid day of Decembur, A. D 190S, aud It being ordered und ad Judged therein by the court that thu TElMs Don J cm wait, President Abstracting a Mint, Plans, Blue Prima, gtf. H, .. K M. lieu i.lSSI Klamath County Abstract Go, Surveyors and Irrigation Engineer! KikT E ttiTimuw, Secretary Klamath Falli, Oregon t9ftete9tTt9mtvTT tit I ! Mr. und Mrs. Hopkins are expected ,l'r,ul" 1'roporty attached In suld ae- to return from California In a few days. Mr. Beats passed hero Inst week, en route from the Falls to Merrill Jas. Dlxou und Nelson Smith went to thu Fulls Monday Cbas llorton brought 40 head of cattle from Dolry to thu Anken) lind 8tBt0 "foresaid, at 2 o'clock lion be suld td satisfy the claims uud demands of suld plaintiff i NOW, THEItEFOKR, NOTICE IS IIEUEDY GIVEN. That I will on thu1 iutli dny or January, A D, 1909, ull thu front door of the Court Homo In thu City of Klamutli Fulls, Count) , in i ranch Inst week J. D. Hopper passed through here Tuesday on IiIh way to the Falls PINK GltOVK XEWH. Uuy und 1-co Thompson liuve atialu itarted to school Johnny Moler was visiting with John lllbberts Saturdny. Hundn and Monday. thu ufternuun of said day, sell nt public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, tho following described real property, being the property attached s aforesaid, to-wlt: Lots I, 2 nnd 3 of Block 41, lots I. :, 2, 4 aud 6 of Block 4i. In FlltST ADDITION to thu City of Klamath , Fulls, In Klamath County, Htntu of Oregon; ulso an undivided one-hall Interest lu and to Lots T, it, 9 and 12 of Block I, Lots 7, M. y. 10, II nnd 1 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. Clarence Harris and brother nroi1- r u,c" ' " ' . W . ? 8. cutting their winter's supply of wood ' M llllJ 2 "' " " . 3. J. S. Mills und Chns. Mack swit!'- u " '""1 - of Block 1&, to tho Falls Tuesday E. A Lewis, who lins been tlsltlng with J. S Mills, returned to hit homo In thu Willamette Valley Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Almn Newton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Colson nnd children, and Annlu Short und chil dren, visited Tommy Short Suuday. John Shepnrd Is sick with neuralgia. Lots 1 aud X of Block 20. all of Blocki Z, 4. 6. 0, 8, , 10, ll. 12, 13, 14, It), IT, IS and 'J In NOB HILL ADDITION to snld City of Klamath Falli, tuld lust described lots and blocks being u portion of the SUM of SEU of Sec. 20, Tp. 38 S , It. 9 E W. M.. In suld County and Htsto; also, un undivided one-half Interest In nnd to tho SWU of NEU of Sec. ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS Mr. Orlgsby nnd daughters. June ,8i '" " " ' " 'a and Elliabelb. went out to bis ranch County aud State; and the following whero Mrs. Faith Is III i Jwcrlbed pleco or parcel of Und. sub- Tommy Short has sold his timber Jcct tu tho certain mortgugu thereon claim near Bly to tho Weyerhaeuser amounting to thu sum of $11.00.00, Company for 14000 ,o-wlt Commencing at the lutersec- Mr Pool, of Olene, who has been Llxzlu Turn-1 visiting In California, ret er. Walter Turner, Mr.Hawklns, Dave j his home Saturday, Chus. Mack went to thu Fulls Sut day. Mr Low wus out on thu rango Inul I A Very Rich Man Says: i "Tbo American people are prodigal, and our extravagance will have to be paid for by some one. People urn taking advantage ' of pro perlty, such as baa never been excelled In this country, to be wasteful and extravagant. We are not saving up for tbe rainy day, for tbe future time of need." How Is It With You? Are you saving and creating a fund which will work for you Xrwben you can no longer work for yourself? Your common sense , UUa you that It Is better to SAVE YOUR MONEY NOW Mr. Durkey went to thu Falls Frl- ","' of "e "'iters of Conger Avenue inu .iiatu aireot in said city of Klam ath Falls, according to thu recorded plat of the survey of Conger Avenue is recorded In 1'lat Book No. X, In (tbe oitlce of the County Clurk of said ' Klamath County, taking thu couter urncd to "f Mu,u Street us N. 66 deg, 42 mln. ,K. thence ,N. 1 deg, 48 mln. W l& S feet, thence N. 4X deg. 18 mln. W. !M.33 fet-t, thuncu S. 4tf dog, 30 mln, W. 17 S feet, to thp beginning day The son or Pesrlu Stiles, ofwan Luke, Is slowly recovering from n very severe burn caused by falling Into a fire place recently Saturday looking for some of his cut- "f " deierlptloti nf the land hereby tie. will celebrate tho 70th anniversary of his birthday on March 1G by start ing) on the' walk1 that day An Ideal form of Investment I a Certificate of Dejioslt in X THE FDH8T TRl'ST SAVINGS BANK, or one Its little saving T bank book they Issue. They bear Interest,' payuble semi-annually cnineaterare negotiable, KOoa,asicoiiaterai-scurity. National Bank Protection means a great deal to you as a depositor. v Government Supervision :" of t'Natlonalr Banks, ?'is -evory year becoming' more rigid, the ox- c mJnatlon, Into, every detail more. careful. It Is the. purpose of in uovernment to maxe. tbe word "National," In connection with' iciti-banfct synonymous-with '"'Safety. " '' --,lBi'ia4ltlon'Jto' the frqunfnd''reguIrreiamlaatloM ol tht Xthm)mr't1MBirmaTJttA'nOXMr.JUKX KLaMATarTAIX8,i X by tb National Bank Examiners ..unden.JhA.tnnartlakja. oi tuai'Z Comptroller of bo Currency, at least nv', detail sworn report) T X''tMmidsi-but 'by'offlc of tbo Bank-to' tho-Department. This S Means Safe Banking X (or you ai,ono: the depositor liutnat Bank. tT05TiVrVilITiru PreldWbf.vTHJE FIRST NATIONAL 1UXK. ; 'oka', T. BALDWIN Is Vioa-Presldent of FIRST NATIONAL BANK W. A. DELZELL U Catbier ot FIRST NATIONAL BANK. 1. W. aUBMKNB U-Cttbiu at VIRSTTItUIT aAVlNOS SANK.1 described, thenco N. it deg. 18 mln. W. uIoiik south line of Conger Ave- Edward Payson Weston, voteiun ' ",lu BS fl'L thenco S. 49 deg, 30 mln. long-distance walker, bus nnnouncedl w- ,26 ft. tbenwi 8. 42 deg. 18 mln. his plans for what will bo tho cul-'B- 6 f'1- thenco H. 49 deg. 30 mln. mlnntlnc athletic feat of his career 'w- u ,,,u l" r lft bank of Link a. walk across tho continent to Snn Mpr H"-'c down said Link River Francisco, to bo uccompllshod, nc-llol" ,lu Jlrly or left bank 60 cording to bis schedule, In 100 dnyH.fl,el or '11"0 to thu line of the prop The distance, as he estimates thu ""V of l" of Harry Buford route, Is about 4000 miles. Weston imrgus, uoccastu, tnence N. 49 deg, mi in in. k. to the south line of said Conger Avenue and tbe place of be ginning, being all situated In said County and State. Taken and levied upon as the prop erty of the said H. L. Aldrldg and Agnes I', Aldrldge, aud their title and Intercut therein will bo sold by mu as aforesaid or so much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy the aatd Judgment In fuvoi of said J. O. Pierce against said II, L. Aldrldge and Agnes P. Aldrldge, with Interest thereon, to gether with all costs and disburse ments that have or may accrue. W. B. BARNES, Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon, atcd ut Klamath Falls, Oregon, the 31st duy of Decorober, 1908. SflOO ACRES FREE. Tb Lakeside company bas 2500 acre of land under tbe Adam ditch that It will give RENT FREE fot one year. This Includes the use of tbe land and water. Tbe renter must clear and place the land In cultiva tion. Tbe renter gets all tbe crops but we rossrve tbo right to pasture tbe stubble. Thn JjiknsMn Company, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill, Oregon MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered at bargain prices a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. Thei Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FIFTY feet in widlh nnd ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep-more than double the area of moat town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on rifti CAFT. O. C. AFPLXGATE FRANK WARD Laad laktmen. NOTICE VOH PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office ut Lakevlew, Oregon, De cember 34, '1908, Notice Is hereby given that-Jobn J, Kahin, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, wbo, on January 9,1907, made Home stead Entry, So: J706,'J (Serial No. 0191); for aeamendedrtho-EJHBWH See. aO.'-NEH'NWU'.'NW ';NEK. Beo. $1, T. 38 S. RU.lO'E.V'Wi M.. bat nledootlce'of Intention to make final tflv"ytr" proof, "-to establish claim to tbe land above-' described, before" County Clerk Klamath Coun tyj at bls'offlco;".t fit math' Fills, Or egon, on tbe 8th day Of February, 1909. Claimant names 'as witnesses: J, N. Plno.Frank'Irlsh, John Shep herd; Arthur 'Kelley,' Roy Kinsman, H."W," Keessee, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon. J. N. WATSON, M Rlstat. NOTICE Vim I'UUUCATION. Department of, tho Interior, U. 8. Land Ofllco at Lakevlew, Oregon, Oc tobor 21, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that John A. Plnkorton, ot Bt. Joe, Idaho, who; on- May 27, 1908, mad Timber and Stone Application,' NoC 4189, (Serial No. 0284) for SHSWK. NWUBWK Sec. 9SHBEK, Bec.8, T87 B.i ri. 9 E.', W, M.,' bas filed notice of Intent Ion to make Final Proof; to estab lish claim to the land abov described baton Rcglstor and.Recelvor.at Uke vlow, Oregon, on the 24th day of January, 1908. Claimant name at witnesses: Dan Johnston, of Klamath Falls. Ore.; J. Smith, of Klamath Falls, Ore. Harry pelts, of Klamath Fall, Ore.. ,. iuiswhis, ut won ,ureeg, ore. J.N. WATSON, In Itie Circuit Court or (lie Stale of Oregon, for Klamath County. Notice of Settlement of Final Ac count. In. the matter of the Estate af Charles Christopher Heorlcksvu, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Alex- anoer Martin, Jr., executor of the anove entitled estate, having filed in the County Court for Klamath Coun ty. State of Oregou, his nasi account as executor In said estate and that Friday, January 29tb, 1909, at 2 P. M.i(buliig.tbe time fUed for-thu hear ing of objection to said ftaal account and tb j settlement thereof, all pur sons Interested In the said estataar hereby further notified to file objec tion to, tb. said final account orianv of them thereof on or before tbS'day appointed forrsucb-bearlugiaiidlset-tlement. Alexander Martla, Jr.Esoior. 1-8-4wk. w NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. "'Department of'tb-1nterlor. U. B Land.OtUe t Lakvtw, Oihoo, De comber 14, 1908. 'UttotUNbgfitnstitliat Maud Hayden, or Klamath FalU, Oregon, Mho.Mmnio.'idAa :M,i,fiH.t.. .. Ston AppIlcaUon No 0888, (or NE NWMI'B. 89?Tp'.t8T''i.7R. 9 E., W. M., bas Bled notlo, of, intention to makoiflnal'proof.toistkbllsb claim to tho land above dedb4, before County Clerk Klamath' Co., at hi of fice, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on tb 20th day of February, 1909. Claimant nam a witnesses: Albert-Harrison- AM.Jaislsoii. John'' a.BchallocgVi.B Cdillsl, all ot Klamath Fall, Oregon. , I. M. WAtmntt OMMt0HMMW BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING CHIMNEYS AND PIRI PLACEH A 8PECIALTY. H. E. CHLLDEM X (' KLAMATH FAUI, OBBOM ! UUIUM'H CENTRAL CAFI OOfJim Day .J'Private.'Dining-PwJori JV: HOUSTON, IW DKCK MASON 0cntlit imldMU A Trust Oo.'tiM WLMAXn tmttx -A .A Pfflcastsr Hum' ntMsesMii j.; WWiWWBBM8 AttoracF it Uw Hss Mmmm$m99999m99999m99mm9999999mmmmmm9 . -. .. --.., mwimm ,,nl
