The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 28, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY r?3 31 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY iHtrt M J.tti- &? v? - I ft . IWit ifi. .rvi 'St' ''J . i n IlK i ll ; THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally, Kacvpt Sunday, by Hie HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor iimr ki.am.vih news. SUUSOKll'TlON KATES Itolly, by mall, one year i IHI lally, by mall, sii months 2 M Dally, by mall, three tuontbi 1 lally, by wall, one month M tNtily. delivered by carrier, one week IA KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 28. 1SWU. New York will erect u Hue building un llit! grounds nf t In Alaska-Yukon-I'ncinc Exposition :it Seattle tlili year More tliun $100.1100 will probably liu spent In participation on tint purl uf the Empire State. Thi Arctic llrothcrliood liulldliiK on the Krtuiniln of llu Alaska-Yukon-l'aclflc KxMltlim at Seattle 1m to re ninin u permanent structure. It will lie n miiM'iiin of niitiirnl history ut tln clone oT tin- fair, us well an n fra ternity hull for students attending thi' University of Washington from Alaska. Senator Thomas Kltinoy of St. Uiula will probably ngnlti Introduce hl bill to tux bachelor. Ho Intro do red a similar bill two years uko. A Handolph county bachelor write him ns follows: "I am n bachelor. 1 believe It would bo better to Intro duce u bill requiring the state to teach girl to keep house and cook and learn to save. The girls are to blame. A woman today think If she marries all she haa to do In to sit In the parlor or bo to a rard party That Is the reason a bachelor Is ii f raid to marry. I hope ou don't blame a bachelor for being u buche-lor." Pennsylvania will be the posses Mir soon of the largest stationary en gine In the world, tt Is now- being erected at the Carnegie Steel Com pany's plant ut Sharon. Without foundation plate or fl) wheel, the en gine weighs 550 tons. Two of the castings weighed IIS tons each, and to tranKrt them, special pat cars had to be built. The engine's cupa ilty Is 10,000 horse power, yet only one man will be required to operate it. As thu engine will be lined for operating the rolling machines It will be subject to great Minln At the end of each rim It will hate to be reversed quickly and the load will vary from nothing to lis maximum IHiwer. (JAM IIAi'l'KM.MIH. Mr. and Mrs M lllacomlnl and famll) spent Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. V l I'ope. Jake Whltl.itth bulihered three hogs Saturday. Mrs. J. II. Ilobbs and Mis. It. C. Anderson spent Suluidiiy with Mis W II. Ilndley. Horn -To Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Todd, Tuesday . Jan. ID. laws, a 12- IHiuud boy. Mrs. Tuylor and children, Opal. Mur, lleutrlv and Ituymond. spent Saturday with Mrs. II. F. Tolle. The roads are In a had condition now- to go to town and the people are compelled to May ut home, mak ing It lonesome for them. I.. M. Uoblsou left on the singe Monduy morning, en route to Eight Mile, Oregon, where his brother Is reported to bu seriously III, (icorge Ward reports large num bers of swan on Tule I -ike. It. C. Anderson and W. II. Ilndley were busy breaking biush until the storm stopped them. They buvu over 100 acres to break. Jay IIuIiin and Dan Cowley have been hauling buy through Hale this week Mrs. Dudley has been out soliciting contributions for the minister, and the pleasant way shu approached the people they could not help but give and u neut little sum was t-e- cured. Howard O Connor hud tbo mlsfor tune to freeze his foot while work ing with the surveyors lust week und hus lonie home until he Is ublu to work ugaln. Alice und Hazel, the little daugh ters of W, II, Dudley, have been quite ill with tonsllltls. W. D. Todd Is feeding his cuttle on the old Fish place. I.ucy und Mobile Johnson bitve been unable to attend sihool for the lust week on uccount of sickness. John llesslg diove stage a louplr of days last week Hairy Scott was In town .Momln Dm i;tigle ictumed lloiu the Calls Monday evening. Mr and Mis Henry (loidou spent 5-atillday evening at the h e of Mi and Mrs. Clay llaiker. Warren Klugdou has I u nmlei the weather for the past week Our school was visited Tuesday by Mr and Mis Ed Tillliei Frank Demon look a hunch of cuttle thiougli town Saturday fioin the Weed rulirli, whele they have been fed dllllug the fine pull of the w Intel. Dr lluiglu, rioiii Kluimith I'ulK was In Ft Klamath fin a few days lust week. Jesse Mi Coy hat learned to play his tot net quite well. He Is now capable of euteitaiuliig the whole town from hit bed loom window, of tin evening. Collie tiruy is doing the black smithing slme Mr. Noah left lieu l.oosley, C II. Mulkey ami Dr llurglii went to the head of Fort Creek Sunday tithing and hunting on the way. Claude l.ootley, lleuiile l.awtou and Mrs. J. F. I.oosley were In town Sun day afternoon. m:.i, imati: TitiNsicits. i i ' Norici: r smatiii's ON K.XKCI'TIO.V sii.i: J. C Item h et ux to John llagel- steln, s' bit :',, lot I. !.. of lie I, of , hi'1, of se, see 1.1, tp :I7 s. r .N e, s'.i hit ::, s'.j of lie1, of sw '..'of scV, of w ',, and hw ', of se., sic II! My vliliii) of un execution diilv Is sued by the County Cleik of Klam ath County, Male of Oiegon, ami ex oltlclo Cleik of the Clicull Couil ol salil State In and for suld County, dated Hie 30th day of Deiemb . D, I9U.1, In ii leitulu uilloii III the Circuit Ciniit for said County and State, wheielu J (1. I'leue as plain tilt ohtalueil ami lecoveieil Judgment against II. I, Millldgo ami Agues 1'. Aldlldge, defeiiduiits. foi the sum of Thlee Thousand Five Hillidleil ami Thill -kK iia&atiOO) lioltais, and costs ami disbursements laveil at I'hlily nine and 2..-I00 (.t'.i2ul Itollais, smh Judgment having been obtained and lelideied as ufoiesald on the 23ld day of lleieluln'l, A l , lints, ami It being m deled ami ml Judged theielu by the limit Ibut the leitulu piopetly atlaihed In said ac tion be sold to satisfy the claims and demands of said plalutlrf .now. Tiiiiui.Toiti:. Norici: is 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 : 1 1 V UIVEN. That I will oi tin .loth day of January, A D, IK"'.' Hie front door of the ('unit House Pi ho City of Kliimalh I'alU, County i and Slate aforouild, at 1! oilock III ; the ufteiliooli of said day, sell ill1 public uilttlou, to the highest bidder1 for tush, the following described leal! property, being the property uttaihedi ut aforesaid, lo-wlt j Lots I. .' mid 3 of lllmk 11, lot I, 2. .:. 1 and i of lilock It.. In I'lltsr VDIHTION to the City of Klamnth ' Kails, In Klamath County, State of Oregon, also un undivided oin-liiilt Interest In and to Lots 7, s, H nml 1.' Illock I, Lots 7. h, 'J, lu, II audi AXlAJLAAAAa4AAAAAAaAA t. .v . . . . 7"""'" "' " "" ""'''.. Abstracting Map, I'lani, llluc iTIiiin. .lc. Don J Zi'MWAH, rresideiil - VI .. rttiCJA IM, "N Klamath County Abstract (Jo E Surveyors and Irrigation KnOlneen llimr I! UtriiNtiw, Su-relsiy KlHmath Falls, Oregon ! a-.eA4A '"'It at I of Illock 3, Lots 1, 2, f, k, 7, s. ' IN, tp :17 s, r 'J e, I'SL aires, (7uon 1 1 und Ii! of llloik 7. Lots I, 2, 3, i. KuterprlHe Laud tt Invesluieiit Co I., ., '.', 10, II und I? of llloik l&.l to K. I. Applegute, Unit :tl, Kntei-'l.otN I und of Illock SO, nil of' prise tracts, 17 acres, f:l0o.oo. Illoeks '.', 4 I A Very Rich Man Says: i "Tho American rteople are prodigal, and our extravagance will have to be paid for by aome one, I'eoplu are taking advuutagu of prosperity, such aa haa never beeu excelled In this country, to be wasteful and extravagant. Wo are not saving up for the rainy day, for the future time of need." How Is It With You? Are you saving und creating a fund which will work for you when you can no longer work for yourself? Your common sense tells you thut It Is better to SAVE YOUR MONEY NOW Adam Shorlgeii to S I.'. .Martin. e'i of hlk ::i. Merrill, ir.oo no. I. A. Dully to Wm. II. Slegel, tots I, :', .!, und 1, hlk ;:!. I'lrst add to Kant Klamath Kails, lluiio. I'rnnk I'. Orobs to Mrs. Dmiiiii Obetichnin, uw '; of se'i, see S,nw ; of lieij, s'i of se',4, sw ; of sw1',, sec 10, h'.'j of tmJ4, neV, of nwH, lota J and 4, see 20. n'i of nw',i, sec 21, tp II s, r l.r. e, $1 01). Win. A. McClatly et ux to Weyer haeuser lihd Co, iit of owl;, secjuiiiouutluK to the sum of C. 1, . 10. II, IS. 13,' II. HI. 17. IN und IV In NOII HILL MilllTION to suld City of Klnmnthf Calls, said hint dei rlbcd lots 11I11I ! blinks being 11 polllon of the NK ' of SI!'; of S-- SO, Tp. 3H S, l(. J i: , W. M., lu said County and Stute. also, an undlvlileil oue-hulf Interest In and to the SW, of M.'k, of Sec j IK, Tp. .IS S . It HI, W M , lu tald , County ami Stale, and the following! described piece or pitnel of land, sub- j Jl-ll to the lertlllll lliottgnge Iheri-oll, I. .ill) 00,' - v-;-.:..4a It Takes Good Taste To decorate a home prop. erljr. 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 HARDWARE MERCHANTS AA4)4 , $10.00 et ux to Weyer nw ',. si 1 SI, tp IS, tp 37 h. r 13 e II. i:. McKlnney haeiiser Lund Co., 10 h. r 1; e, $10.00, Nellie Vosseil to Weyei haeiiser Laud Co., 11 Vi of ne'4 hw; of in-U und in-1', of uwi, sie ::."., tp 3 s, r IS e, $ 1 000.00. John Vosseil et ux to Weyerhaeus er Ijind Co., H"i of sw '', and u'.i of hw .;, see Sii, tp 3S s, r IS e, 11000. OIIId I'ankey el tlr to WeyerbaeiiH- ir Land Co., 11 of no',, set: 3o, tp 31 H, r I.', e, $10,011, A. T Lungell et ux to Chan. S I'o ne, sw'i; of nw',;, n',4 of aw'i nml uw'Vi of He'i, see HI, tp :t:i m, r I r. e, $ 1 0.00. An Ideal form of Inveatment la a Cerllflcutn of Deposit In THE FIIIHT TRIHT M HAVI.VOS I1AXK, or one Its little saving bank books they Issue. They bear Interest, payabln mtinl-unnuully Certificates are negotiable, good us collateral security. National Bank Protection means u great deul to you as a depositor. Government Supervision of National Banks, la every year becoming more rigid, the ex amination Into every detail uioru careful. It la thu purpose of the Go eminent to make the word "National," In connection with a, bank aynouymoua with "Safety." In addition to the. fr.equeut and regular examinations of the books of TH, FUtST XATIONAL BAA'K OF KLAMATH FALLS, by the National Bank Examiners under the supervision of the Comptroller Of tbo Currency, at least five, datall aworn reports are made out by officers of the Bank to the Department. Tola Means Safe Banking for you as one of the depositors In that Bank. O. W. WHITE is President of THE FIH3T NATIONAL BANK. GEO. T, BALDWIN Is Vice-President of FIRST NATIONAL BANK W. A. DELZELL la Cashier of FIRST NATIONAL, BANK. J. W. SIEMENS Is Cashier of FIRST TRUST ft SAVINGS BANK. MilMMI,IMMIIMM(HMMMMMMMHMMIM'l ; ! The minimi senior mid Junior rhaiiilonnlilH of the National Ama teur Dnlou of Amorlut will he held lu Seattle this year. The exposition Is building 11 big athletic stadium from where ull spoiling events will tuku place. Returned Olympic ion testuutx will ulso be present. 3SO0 ACItKH FltKU. The Ill-Wit: Colllluellllllg Ut the llltersec Hon of the (enters of foitgei Aveniiej ami Main Sliett In sahl City uf KI11I11-, alb Calls, uirordlng to the nioriliil. Iilal of the siimy of Conger Avenue as reiordeil In pint Hook No S, III theoltlieof the i'iiiiiiI) Clerk .uf said' Klamath Count), taking be cenlet ' of .Mala Sir ill as N ' deg. IS mill ' i:., theme .N. in iicg, it uilii W I i;j f, feet, theme N IS deg Is lulu ' W. til. 33 f.-.-t, theme S I 'J ib-g, 30 llllll. W. 1 7 Sp feet, Ii, II,.. lu-glliulllg, of the desolptloii of the land hereliy described, I hem e N. IS deg. IS lulu W. along Kiillh Hue of Conger Ave llllll I!.', feel, Hii-llle S lit deg 30 llllll. W. 1ST. feel, tin m S. IS deg. IS mill I.'. If. feel, thence S, I 'J ileg. 30 lulu i . to tho east or left hank of Link ItHer, theme ilnwii said Link Itlver along the easterly or left bunk Ml feet or more to the line of the prop erty of the heirs of Hurry lluford Hiugus. deceased, thence N. 4J deg 30 lain. K. to the Mouth linn of siild Conger A ven un and the plucu of be ginning, lining ull sltuutud In suld Comity and Slate. Taken nml levied upon an tho prop MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value Whi'ii blocks in Mills Addition wcru olTcrfJ nt Imrk'iiin prict-H a iiumlier of shruwil inves tors bought; hiiice thai time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, ami there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Keinein Imt these lots are FIFTY feet in width ami ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHIT! Office on Fifth ! CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. erly of the said II. I.. Ahlrlitir,, im.i Ukoald- company bua 2500 I AIIHI ,.. A,r,K,, Blll, lMr u ..... luterest therein will ho sold by mu us uforesald or so much thereof us mny be necessury lo Hittlsfy the suld jmigmeiit Hi fnvol of suld J, (I. I'lerce ngnliiHt said ll.! Aldrldge und Agnes I. Aldlldge, with Interest thereon, to. with ull (osIh und disburse ments Hint bav. or muy ucciuu. W. II. IIAKNI.'S, Sheriff of Klnimith County, Oregon, aled nt Klumutli Calls. Oregon, thu 31st duy of liweiiibiir. I'JOK. acres of land under tho Adams ditch that It will give ItK.NT FKKK foi one year. Tbla Includes the use of the land and water. The renter must clear and place' Uie land In cultiva tion. The renter seta all the crops dui wo reserve me rigm 10 puiiuru (.,.,.. me siuuuie. The lki-ahln ComMiny, J. Frank Adams, Munager, Uerrlll, Oregon. Ill llie ClrtHll Court ol the Hlnle Oregon, for Klniimlli Count). NOTICK FOIl I'flll.lCATION. Department of tho Interior, 0, S. Land Office ut l.akevlew, Oregon, De cember SI, l'J08. Notice Is hereby given thut John J, Httbm, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, who, on Junuary 1, 1 907, made ilouiu- sttud Entry, No. 3700, (Serial No. 03Si3), for us umonded, tiiu EWHW Bee. 30. HK NWK, NW Vi NE, Sec. 31, T. 38 S., It. 10 E W. M has filed notice of Intoutlon to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before County 'Jle'rV, Klumutli Coun ty, at his office, .'.t Kltmuth Falls, Or egon, on the 8th day 'of February, 10. Claimant names as witnesses: J. N. Pine, Frank Irish, John Shep herd, Arthur Kelloy, Hoy Kinsman, H. W. Keesseo, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon. J. N. WATBON, 2-8 ReglsUr. NOTICi: FOIt I'UIII.ICATIO.V. Department of the Interior, U. B. I.uud Olllcu ut l.ukuvlew, Oregou, Oc tober SI, 1908. I Notice Is huiiiby given that John A. I'lnkoilon, of St. Joe, Idaho, who, on May S7. 108, made Timber and Btone Application, No. 41 88, (Serial No. 0284) for SV4SWK, NWKBWK Bee. 9, BBtfSEK, Hcc.8, T. 37 H., n. 9 E W. M has filed notice of Inten- ton to make Final Proof, to estab lish clulm to the land above described bofore Iteglstor and Hoceiver,at Lake vlow, Oregon, on the 24th dov of Junuary, llfOS, Clulmaut numes at witnesses: Dun Johnston, of Klamath Kalis Ore., J, Bmlth, of Klamath Falls, Ore. Harry Pelts, of Klamath Falls, Ore, i. riuaorion, ot Wolf Creek, Ore. J. N. WATBON. Rcgstttr, Notlm of Sillleiueiit of I'IiiiiI Ae omit In Hie mutter of the Cslule of Churlffl Chrlstophei- Heurli kseu, lu loused, Notlm Is hereby given Hint Ale. under .Murllii, Jr., etecutor of the iibove entltleil estate, huvlur. Hied In llm County Court for Klamath Coun ty, Slate of Oiegiiu, his final in i mint in eveeutor lu said estate ami thut I rlday, Junuary 2Hth, liioy, ut 2 I. M., being the lime lUeil for tbo hear ing of objections In suld llmil iiciouut nml Urn settlement theieof, all pur hoiih Interested III (tin said eslulo urn hereby further uotllleil lit Illo olijei! lions to the suld llmil uccount or any of them thereof on or before Hie day appointed for smh hearing anil settlement. Aloxuuder Muitlu, Jr., Executor. I-b-4wk. "' ' I DTJT-17 UTHff DJVIVIV ffViui AND PLASTERING NOTICE FOIt I'UIII.ICATIO.V. Ilopattiiieni of the Interlur, U. B. I.und Oltlie hi l.ukeview, Oregon, De lumber 14, 10o8, Notion la hereby given that Maud Ilayden, of Klumutli Falls, Oregon, who, Nov. 30, 1908, made Timber and fllono Appllcutloii No 0882, for NKH4 NWVi, Sec. 29, Tp, 37 B It. 9 U vv, l hus lllud notice of Intoutlon to make final proof.to ustubllsh claim to tbo lund above described, boforu County Clerk Klamath Co., at bis of fice, ut Klamnth Falls, Oregon, on tho 20th day of February, 1909, Claimant numes as witnesses: : Albert Harrison, A. M, Jumliou, John 0. Schallock, lien Carlisle, all ot Klamath Falls, Oregon. .... J. N. WATBON, " RfUUr. ciii.m.ni:ys anhfih PLACID A SI'KCIAtTV H. E. CfflLDEB Z KLAMATH KAILS, OW" X CENTRAL Open Diy and Night Private Dining PIB Oysters Served In Any Hr J. V. HOUSTON, DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Dank A T.unt Col ' DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist nm nvsr Klamath County B TsiaruoNBllS D.V.KUYKENDAW' Attorney t Uw glMUrtsKr'