The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 29, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY M 30 d 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY Jtf Brt H c rs-X fc mV .! l 31!' Si HpK 3wt THE EVENING Issued Dally, Except Sunday, by (lie HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor subscription ratks Dally, by mall, one year Dally, by mall, sis. tnontht Dally, by mail, three month Dally, by mall, on month Dally, delivered by carrier, one week. ..: no . . S Ml .. 1 .. Nl .. 16 KLAMATH FALLS. FRIDAY. JANUARY 29. 1909. to look out for thi'itinolei Thuso who dunce iiimt l 1 1 1 lUUllor, which Ih litu mtulhfi n of suyltig tluit oei innn must ii'iii bin own wllit outs hutwst Tight shoes mo n sure panacea , for nil other Double The man whom' footwear pinches III in will noon icnsej to worry nlioul nnlliln else When a innn get n puln the whole township known It, but n window tuny lm i Hexetnl panes nil nt nine without innkltiK nut (unit nliout II "Tin' woman l tin' weaker h-mii'I" moil nre foiul of siivIiik. lint when II NIMH I. ll' MII.'llHT'S S.ll.K o.s i:t: iTio.N. II) vlilno of mi execution duly Is. uiihI l)j tlin fount) Clvlk if Khun ulli Count), Main of Orer.uu, nlul ux nlllilo Cluik ol lliu Circuit Colllt of wld State In nuil tor miIiI County, llllll'll till! :iUlll till) Of Dl'COtllber, A It, I'Jin, In ii ii'itulii in Hun In the Circuit Couit for mild (.'mini) nuil .Slate, when In J tl I'leuu mi plain HIT olitnliii'il nuil rmiwri'.l Judgment iitmliul II. I. Alilililf.o nuil Ague I1 Alilihliti', defeiidiiuls, for tlui mini i-ounm In eiidiiruiu-o und nntlem-i she of 'llitio I'lltm KIl nil I li llllllillril lum her lord builen to n friirilu ami Tlilrt.l ( 3!i3i'i Ull) linlliim, Some folks MIioukIi not our folkil timl ioht mul dliburiieliieiil taxed are no bus) spremllUK scnndnl In the, at Tlilrt-tilno nlul 2i'.-lU0 (J3U2J) t Jlt)i J nun ait, J Pivsiili'iil 'vv.$4 Abstracting Maps, Ptana, llluc Prints, lie, vJ,.M'fcft "T I Klamath County Abstract Co, Surveyors mid Irrigation Englneen ? Y IlkkT F. Winnum, Herrelmy Klamath Falls, Oregon .." 1,.4.j ' LAXUKLL VAL1.KY NKW8. Drew Campbell vlaltetl the school TueeJay. Rur. Xorlrldge preached nt the ehool house Sunda) murnlnK und evening. Hall Rurnham l on the sick lint nt thta writing The skating party planned fur lant Sundny afternoon m i failure, an the leu melted. 'ine star winner Init week were Frank le Urabam, Florence Hoggs, Reuben Pltz. Ro Abbeloo. Ulail) Pool, Low Uusacy anil Lester Dork. Jeff Wlllson went to Klamath Fall last Wednesday. The road are very muddy but tbey are not, too muddy for Albert to Ket bore Sunda). Mlsa Lulu Wllkersou returned home from the west side of the valley Thursday. C. O. Hunt ha inotcd on to the (leorge T. Cllne place, which he linn rented. Frank Drant I vliltlnie at the home of his sister, Mr. K. It. C Williams. Mr. Rusaey and son, Le, and Mr. and Mr. Borr visited thu school Friday. Mr. and Mr. Deal went to Klam- uth Fall Thursday to see Mr. Deal' uncle, Oeo. McDonald, who I ser lously Hi. C. J. SwIdrIc returned to tho Fall after a few da' visit at bis ranch 'In Langell Valley. Ales Wataon and Mr. Tuller. of Merrill, were throuah tho valley Fri day of last week. Clint Lon has brvn dolnR some tarpentor work on hi new home utoad. ' Wm. Pankey received word that hi little dauRhter. Auik-n, who Is laying- with her Rrandmother, Mrs. Obenebaln, bo been sorlounly III. At laat report the little one wuh better. Mr. and Mr. A. B Urown. of the Vinson district, made u trip to this lliK tre. Hint tln liniiri tlnie Dullnrs. such JtnlKiuent IiiiIiik been ) a..4 nelRhborhood Momla). tnklnc MUsl'" l'remi minium on tiietr noiiH Mattle iioine with Ilium In remnln n fe iIh)n Mil ollu lliiHsej, who Is liiiuie nRiiln fur u two month' rest, her school liavliiK closed Friday, Jauu-l nry 22 from 1'eliruni) I'tirni .lorn mil SlltlllT IIKMS (IF IVIi:ili:s' dipt Mlkkulnen, Ilio ImiiUIi en- She will take up cudRel ofiplorer, sonmleil the Aritlr (ki'.iti of Alaska for M)u metres without lrlk Iiik liottom There lire iionrl) lift) ilotks on the Riant i man liner I.iihHiiiiIii. u- nuiHter i lock In litnlni'il mul lemloieil II h ufoivaalil on the J3nl iln of IKwiulier, A D I '.'OS, mnt It lit I ii K union il mul ail linlliiil then In Ii) the iniirl tlint tin) lorlnlli piopvit) iitliuliul In said nc. tluii In' sulil to H.itlsf) the elnliiiu mul leiuniiiU of said plnliilllf NOW. TIIHItKFUItK. NOt'lCIl I!) IICIUMIY (1VI:N, Tlint I will of the JOIIi il.i) of Jau liar). A I), l!iul, at the (rout ilnur uf (he Court lluimo li the 'he Cltj of Klnmiilli I'alU. Cotiut) anil Htuto ufori'ialil, ul 2 in look lis t orkltiK the afternoon of snlil iln, soil ut warfare mtnln Mnrch 12 In the Vln-j son district . The debate upon the qnestlon, "Kr-fuilvett, That water Is mine ile-l structle thuu lire." wn ery ably trolled h) u handled by the member of the ili-l chart hoiue batltiR club Friday afternoon. Mr. An ulr kuu of lair.e slie, Rorrs, Mr, lliusey anil Mis Welch J on the prlmlple of the pneiiiii.ttle public uiutluii, to tho hUlie't I'l'lil'T were chosen JuiIkm mid decided Inlhnninier. Inii been iletlsi'il fur kill- (or rntli, the fullow Iiik ilem-fthvil real ' . faur of the afflruiathn. Iiik niiliiuiU In u hiitiuiue tiiniuur properl), heliiK thu prupvrl) ulluihul Of three wire of the rnnie Bln '.h ii(oio.ilil, lo.wlt: 1 mnile respetthel) of ruIiI, cupper mul Lot 1, : ami 3 of llloik II, lots X Iron, the flrxt will suntnlu u welchl I. .', J. mul i uf llluck IU. In I'lltSl' J of l.'.U poumK tlie si-eutiil, a luml of WlMTION to the City of Kluiuilln $ 301 poiiiuN unil the third one of -in FhIU. In Klmiinth Count), Htnlo of IHiunds Ori'Kou. nlMi mi iimlh tiled one half I Cunillle Flninmarlun. the Frenrb lu,,t In mul to Lots 7. . i mul IS usttoiiomer. Ih of the opinion Unit u 0f ik I. l.ot 7. h. !, to, II mid durk spot on the plnnet Jupller.wlin.li j ( m(K, 3 i,u 1 , , 7 s Ol'T OF TDK (il.XOKIt J A It. Till thu xroiind till It nils the till It' poor Rround that can't hold It sown. Carcleiisnr Is often lull 11c is un der a more polite name. Kor seen n man who work like a Imm every plnce but at home? The potato htiK I destructive, the chinch bug Is bad, but the humbug beat them both. In spite of the fart that hu seem o ilomtiro and nminlile, thu tut Ih 11 rontant tnll benrer Sometimes a man Is too bun) ri-I- ting a loilne grip tluit he lone hi grip on hi business. Man I an ndntlrcr of the beautiful. lie invariably selects on utubrellu that has the prettiest handle Uehold the patient ox. lie aunt no speed records, but he get tho load to the barn all the same. A little vanity t a good thing In a man. It will usually keep blm from going to town collurles and coatles. If a woman paid a much atten tion to tho picking out of a man a she dot1 to a hat, how much happier she would be. The Lord tempern I ho wind lo tho shorn lambs, but the lamb that uro shorn In Wall street are compelled A Very Rich Man Says: ''The American people are prodigal, and our extravagance w III have to be paid for by soma one. People, uro taklug advantugo of prosperity, uch a baa never been excelled In this country, to be wasteful and extravagant. We are not saving up for the talny day, for the future time of need." How Is It With You? Are you saving mid creating a fund which will work for you when you can no longer work for yourself? Your commou vonse lull you that It I better to SAVE YOUR MONEY NOW . An Ideal form of Investment I a Certlflcato or Deposit In THE FIB8T TRl'HT A HAVINGH HANK, or one It little saving bank book tbey Issue. Tbey bear Interest, payable uoml-annuoll) Certificate are negotiable, good u lollaturnl seem It). r ' National Bank Protection meant a great deal to you a a depositor. Government' Supervision of National Banks, 1 very year becoming more rigid, the ex amination Into awry detail more, careful. It 'I tho purpose of " the Oovernment to maketbe word ;'. National," In connection. with . a bank aynonymoua with" "Safsty."' " ' : In addition to the frequent and regular examination of the I book of THE STMT XATIOJTAX BANK OF .KLAMATH JfAUM, l by the National Bank Examiner under the ,upervl!on of the ; Comptroller "of tho Currency, at least five, detail iworn1 report! are made out by officers of the Bank to the Department. Thta Means Safe Banking r for you .u one of thrdepos.tors In that Dank. ,. ' . f ' . e oTw. WHITB is Preident'of THE FIRST NATIdNAL BANK. v GEO. T. BALDWIN is Vice-President of FIRST NATIONAL BANK W. A. DELZELL it Cashier of FIRST NATIONAL BANK. J. W. SIEMENS is Caanlar of FIRST TRUST A SAVINGS BANK. ! imiMMMMMMMtiMiiilMMIMMMMMIMIMM chHtigeH It poallloii. It uu Island lloutltiK abonl 011 the niolteii sur face. I'rlnre llenr) uf l'rula, tho k.ilf er'n lirother has (iron xrauteil a (lat ent on a rubber iletlie lo wipe iiioIh Iture (rum the kIui uluillui'iiks uf nutomolilleii u) liirnltiK a from the i li.iulleiir s no.it At thu preM'tit rule of exiautloli Pompeii will not be eiillrel) iiuiot erinl before llm year t'.7u There are mure women mi tuber of clubs In New York city than In any two (itlmr cities In the world Next to the nttnr of ruivs thu most valuable perfume In oil if Jintnlne, which Is (iiuloil ut f.'.Mi u puunil Thu New York O'titrul eiuplu)M fiO.OUO men. mid butweeu U.iiiid.iiuO mul fS.riOii.illiM Ik paid In uioiitlil) waK'. II mul 1.' of llluik 7, Lots I, 2, 3. (. ', ;. '.I, 10, II mul 12 of lllurk IK. Lots 1 and 2 of llluck 2D. all of llluikt 2, t, b, C, M, 'J, 10. II, 12, U, II. Us 17. I! und IH In Mill lilt. I, MilllllDNlo said City of Klmnatli I-'iiIIh. K.1I1I liujt ili-icrllii'il lots mul '""""'' (Mock b lug u porthui of the NK ;f ki:m of Sir 20, ii as s, it v II." . W. .M , In said County mul ritnlii, also, mi liliilUiilod olie-luiir Inlereit III and to thu SW of M.'1, uf Sec , in, Tp. 3S S, It li I:. W M , In said County utnl Klntu, ami tin- folluwlug described idife or parcel of Intnl. sub ject to the eiTlnlii tnurtKiiKu thertsin (imoiintlnc to tin. mini of 5uu.0u, tu-nlt Coiuiiieiirlnr; ut the lutersee tluii uf tin cntiTii uf CutiKer Avi'iiue 4 1 tul .Main Mtr.'.t In tuld City of Klain-i nth falls, uiiurilltiK tu the ri curded' I pint of tho hiirf uf Ciiiiki r Annuel j 1 nmrilutl In Tint Hunk No 2, In ItlO'J, Will be ,i i!, f i Cum.tv l'l...k nt .M Klaiiuitli Couiilv, tnkliii.' he tenter ' )f .Mul ii Htrnt iih N. ;, it"i 2 mlri ' K , tllflit.il N I'J ik, IS lulu v l..'i r, fut, tin inn N I.' ),,; is tnln W Vi 3.1 f. t, llieuif M 111 ii.k. 3d 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 Sc HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS a )) . AAAAA....tMtl MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value Till) week of July ft. Pythian wiuk at the Aluskn-i iikuii Pacific Exposllluu In I'i'iiltle lim ing thut week nil the grmul IoiIkik of WushltiKton, Idaho. llrt'Kuu and Hrltli.il Columbia will inntetie at 8v- attlu and more than l'..u00 KnlgMa,llln w ,. ,, ,,,., (J u ,,.., 1,lnK of Pythias will participate The Northern Pacific will more than ton additional passetiKer com he to take care of the extru travel to Seattle next )t-nr ilurlng ilhu progrexH of the KxMinltlon Kzrn Meeker, a pioneer of thu fiO's, will give an exact reproduction of homo llfo In the West when thu ter ritory now tnmposIuK the state of Oregon, WunhlnKton, Idaho and it part of Montana mid Wyoming, una called thu Oregon country. SUOO ACftIM FIIEK. The Lakesldu company has 2 noil 'of the ilemrlpllon of tin' land hurt by .described, Un nr.i .N 12 ili-K IS mill., Imw mi r,t..ni. u.,.,11, ii,,,. ,,, f..MU,. ,... ' j .. ....... ........ ...... ... rhV ,U- ' llllii lift fell, tiii-uce S O ilo JO llllu l W. i:r, fit t, tiietuu s 2 ii k is mln R Id feet, tiietuu H I'J dig. an mln. W In lliu east nr left bunk uf Link Ithor, tlienr.t down ald Link Itlver Tlong tho euterly or left hunk CO feet or inoru to thu lino of thu prop erly of tho heir of Hurry Iluford llan;iiH, (kenned, thtinco N, 4'J deg, i.iu mln. K lo thu hoiiIIi lino of said Concur AWTiiiu mid tho plnco of bu klnulliK, beliiK all situated In said County mul State. Takt'ii and levied upon an tho prop erly of thu stild It. L. Aldrldgo mid guen l AldrlilKe, und their tltlu and acres of land undor the Adams dltcli 'inu.r(tt lh,!ren will hn sold by mo that It will give KKNT FltKH foi one year. Tbl IncludeH the uno of the land and water. Tb'j renter must clear and place tho land In culutlva tlon. The renter gut all tho crops but we reserve tho right to paiturn tbe stubblo. The lakeiildo Ciimiwny, J, Frank Adams, MnnuKfr, Merrill, Oregon iih aforesaid or (l much thereof as When blocka in Milltt Addition wore olTcrcd nt bnrtfuin prices n number of shrewd itivcs tora LoukIu; bince that time values have incrcaaeii mntcrially. These Lots are Bargain Buys nt present priced, and tliero is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lotn nre FIFTY feet in width nmi ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than double thu area of most town lota offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Stat CAPT. O. C APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. In Hie Circuit Court or Hie Htule of Orcguu, fur Klniuntli Count) . .Notice of Uettleuiuiit of Final Ac count. In thu matter or tho lutnto of C'harle Christopher llonrleksui, Do-' ceased, Notice I hereby given that Alex-i ander Martin, Jr., uxucuior of thu Kbotu enllllbit estate, having filed In thu County Court for Klamath Comi ty, Stulu of Oregon, his Muul account a executor In said estate und that Ai UIUUIV WUAA AND PLASTERING NOTICK FOR Pl.'lll.ICATION. Department of thu Intorlor, U. S. Land Offlco at Lnkovlow, Oregon, De-i comber 24, l'Juff. Notice la hereby given that John J J itahm, of Klamath Falls, Oregon,' who, on January It, 1007, mado Home stead -Entry, No. 370C, (Sorlal No. 0393),'fdr as amondod. tbe BMrBWU See. 30;'NEH'NW, NW U'NBK.-I See. 31, T. 38 8., It: 10 E- W.- M:.' has fllod'notlco of'tntontlon to mako final Ovo year proof, to ostabllah claim to tbu land abovo described, beforo County Clerk, Klamath Coun ty, at hi office. A Kit math Falls, Or- ogon, on' tbu ' 8th' day' of Fobr'iiary, w. - . ' .::' ..Claimant , names, a wltnbssua: 'j. T, Pine, Frank IrlBh, John. Shop- herd, Arthur Kolloy, Roy Kinsman, II. W.'Keossco, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon. 1 J. N. WATSON, 2't RtflsUr. mnv be necei-surv lo imll.irv u, uui.i.. .. judgm. nt In fn-ai nf-mld J. (J. Pierce !, TV !!' "J"' ,i",U' "l ' figMnsl aal.1 .1 L. Aldrldgo and Ann J?" ' llm" ",(ud1 '" J1"' " P. Aldrldge. wh interest thereon, to-j i' ?, , ', -" . .... ....... .j. .,vt tMvitui, uu por tion Interested In the said estiilu uro hureby further notlflciU tu fllo objec tion to thu said final occouni or any of them thereof on or before tho day nppolntod for such hearing and hoi tlument. Alexander Martin, Jr., Kxocutor, l-G-twk. ' tin r with nil touts and 'disburse- inoiiiH thut lini ur may iiccriio. W. n. IIAKNIJH, Hliurlrr uf Klntnnth County, Oregon, n tod nt Klamn-li PnllH, Oregon, tho aim day of Diiceiubor, IS08, XO'IICK FOR l'L'III.ICATIO.V. liiuitineiit uf thu interior, U, 8. Land OlHro at Lakevlew, Oregon, Oc tober -i, laofi.' Notlco I hereby given that John A. Plnkorton, of St. Joo, Idaho, who, cm-May 27, 1908, -made Timber and mono Application, No.- 4189, (Serial Np. 0284) for SliSWVi, NWKBWK Bee. !, BBV4BEi4.'Boc,8, T. 37 fl.. R. 0 n., W. M ha fllod notlro of Inton- lon to makn Flnnl Proof, to oitab lleli clnlm to tho land abovq doscrlbod boforb Ileglirtor nntl Ilecolvnr.nt lkn. Ivfow, Oregon, oh tho 24th day of j u unary, jyq. , Claimant names ut wltneisos: Dan. 'Johnston, of Klama'th Falls. Oro., J. .Smith, of Klamath .'Falls, Oro, unrry i-oiw, of Kiiimntb Falls. Oro:. J, M, Pinkerton, of Wolf Creek,. Ore. J. N. WATSON. NOTICE KOU I'CIILICATION. Dopartinent of tho Intorlor, U, B. LandOlllte ut l.akuvlew, Oregon, De combor 14, 1U0B, . Notlosii hroby given that Maud Hayjen, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, who, Nov.'3uv 1008, made Tlmbor and utone Application No 0882, for NB4 NWW, Boc. 29, Tp. 37 B., R. 9 B., W. M has filed notice of Intention to mako final proor.to establish claim to tho land abovo doscrlbod, boforo County Clerk Klamath Co., at bis of flco, at Klamntb Fall, Oregon, on tho 28th day of Fobruary, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: Albort Harrison, A. M, Jamison. John O. Bchallock, Bon Carlisle, all ot Klamath Falls, Oregon. . CIIIMNCYri AND FIRS I'LACDi A SPKOIALTT H. E. CHILDEIS KLAMATH rAtlS, OSMOS --.'' CENTRAL Open Day and Night Private Dining Pfl" Oysters Served In Any W J. V. HOUSTON, Frflf DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A Trust Co.'iBj DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist na ll.mnlll CoUflU vuica uTBr fci..w-. TlLSrUOM II D. V. KUYKENDAlX Attorney IW SLulk allitTV'. vlvt, . w wiranu ,. ,. -. ... ...-w.., KkMtkl1 -!