The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 18, 1911, Image 2

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WHITI FINI Alii) RID FIR We fcav tke btat i: 1 ' k UUtecHyaad ad ait prepared M1 la tan aat all kiada r ,af, flalaaaai work t,V,a ' . ' A rRII r IHt i niatittcijut Siccesshl Hen are Men of Actioi Thry lay out a plaa and thea work toward that end uroi last ingly. Without an object a goat (or which to strive, ob' life caa caally bo frittered away ' on mere trlBra tolas that amuio for tho moment but bring no luting reward. Theodore RooMTctt. when president of the United States, foraiaw the effects of thl tendency when he aatd, "Tho home la tew bacaaoM of oar aaUoa." It take backbone, though, to tart, but the man who lucceed those day rauit haro backbone. Better itop and think, and If you haTo not yet made a itart toward a homo como In and lot us tell you something about the cost of a home suited to your needs, and explain how you can possibly arrange to get started todar. You'll Bnd It the best In vestment you ever made. i Stridge Iras. Liaier Ct. sPione 1341 6th Stoats. P. track Fancy Pastry Warns to aaay csast yea akoaM hare aaaae tasty pastry whasst work- tat asT. Let aw ati-4y this We have freak cake crerjr lay. r eaa awake to year aclal aw tor aaytfctag la aaUa or casiry pastry a aheet aotfc. Layer Cefcea, RJa Cakea. Coekir off aR ktaS RoHe ahraya ea .. Moeba aad Chocolate layer cakea SSt Angel looal caka .Sflv Spice Cakag . fOc coaree nreoAB ... .best Marble Caka IBr Cream Put (large) each Sr Cream Plea ... 7 ISc H1BC9 P1M aaeeaaaaaal APP10 arlvel 1C Foxy OrmMpas IO: JunbOrS, 4mm tV KMW9 fsveWa eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee lOC Lady Ftager. tfosea ISr arCw bt&. arc. Monarch terv A. O. LEWIS. Prop 4 BICYCLES for aa afM4aie wbvrl get a Rambler, am sale at the Oaa Store. TraUaaS Owns fur sale or for rrat. We rarry a faH liar of SportlaaT tfoeda. THtGW STORE a.CHAMBKRH ksV ' WJmmSzf J JL waaf I WHOLESALE LUMBER I ITAH 1 ffSOWL 1381 Red Fir and fine Bark LUMBER AND BOX COMPANY THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH. Editor Mid Proprietor J M. 8TOWKM., - City Editor Published dally except Juaday at 116 fourth Street KLAMATH PALM, . OIIKtlON VVKIIXKHDAY, OCT. 18, 11)11 TUOl'SAMM) AfrTKH LAND TKUB Is an Item (rom tho San KrnncUco Chronicle of Octo ber ISth: "Heady to pnrtlclpnto n tho tlrtiw Ir.KS on October 21st (or 500,000 ncrcs ot land, tho last of the blR drawing In tho Hoscbud country In South Dakota, 10,000 iroicctlrc latil l)ti ers aro said to be now rnramped at Gregory, Dallas, Kaplil City nnl Chamberlain. The large number thus early on hand shows the Interest thut la taken In getting government land nt a nominal price." If the merchants, bankors, prods slon&l men and others In Klamath Falls read tho above carefully they may seo a good reason why tho Item should Interest them greatly. It says that the drawing of the llose bud lands Is the last of that reserva tion. Tho peoplo who are referred to as land buyers encamped at tho cities named In tho dispatch are people who want to bo homesteaders. They aro anxious to own a little land of their own, and to take ad vantage of tho liberal terms made hy a paternal government for tho benefit of any who have, not had tho advan tage to enable, them to buy 'It, or who havo been prevented, unfortu nately, by some other means, from obtaining a hold on somo terra flrmu for an abiding place. With 500,000 acres of land subject to entry the figure Is probably ap proximate but Is sufficient for the purposo of Illustration tho number of homesteads that may he offered nt 10 acres each Is 3,115. Thero Is a grrat deal of tho land which will not make very good homesteads, at a guess, say half. This will leavo n lit tle over 1,500 good homesteads, and with 10,000 peoplo gathered It shows that there are over six people to each avallble homestead. Each and every ono of tho 10,000 hopes to get some land, but Ave out ot six will mis It. The dato of the dispatch, which wss sent not later than October 13th, ihows that tho drawing scheduled for October list drew theso thousanda 11 1 people ten days before the 4o set for the event. This doe not reckon the largo number ot peoplo who will go Into tho town tho last few days before tho drawing, nor tako particu lar note of tho largo number who nr rived some tlmo before. For week before a homstead drawing tho hopeful peoplo gather at the seat of tho awards. Tbty como sometimes for hundreds and oven thousands of miles, and they have to live and apend some monoy while waiting. This means a great Income, temporary, true, to the towns In the vicinity ot tho land, especially the town at which the drawings aro. Then the hundreds who are success ful In getting land settle down and aro aa permanent asset, much greater. considering them la the long run, than tho temporary profit which I furnished by tho gathering of bun- drrds of hopeful ones which are dis appointed and have to go away, al though a fair percentago of thoso who do not draw are furnished a liveli hood through tho expansion caused by tho permanent settlors. If the Klamath Indian reservation enn t opened It will mean thousanda of ambitious homo hunters pouring nto thl neighborhood. Klamath Fall will reap tho benefit, doubly. There will be tbo good which will ac crue from the people who assemble and wait, for tho opening and that which will como by the hundreds who get new homo on government land, It' not going to hurt tho Indians, for they are taken care of. It's not LONG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY Vertical grained riooring.Cellliii, and Clear Native Fir for finish work, alio Lath am. Shinglei for, Fuel going tn hurt tho government, for tho government will In nil prolmhllity turn tho laud over to tho people soon er or Inter, nnny. And n point that must not ho overlooked Is that thl region, unllka ninny of tlione bark Knot which hnvu been subjected to public drnnlnnn, tins more home strnd lo offer tlmti tlio Klamath res ervation. There are tots of unclaimed home steeds In the counties ot t.nku ami Klamath which simply want taker. It does not mnko any difference (tow much nalso has already betn made In trlng to get peoplo to tako thorn, n MifQclciit blast has not been blown lo awaken their opportunities ttioso who would llko to tako adtatitago of the chance. Not only has tho Klam ath Indian reservation n r.nt area, Including somo very choice tracts, hut n very nice percentage ot tho overflow enn bo taken euro of on Ihu surplus mentioned. (let tho reservation opened. TO INDICT COSTS TAXPAYERS MUCH HIT r4t.NTIMI.NT IN UKK COIN- tv ovi:u itoozK yrKMTiox .MAKKH TIIKM rO.tHllrfcll KA-I-KXIIITI'UK NKCKMrURY Special to Tho Herald l.AKl.VII.W. Oct. It. While tho largo number of Indictments found ngnlnst tho various people by tho grand Jury last week will cost tbo county a Urge sum ot money In pros ecutions, tho sentiment among many taxpacrs Is that the vlotatlou of thr laws must bo stopped, crcn It It takes tho entire tax levy for this iar and next year to come. They feel that when a precinct has btcn voted "dry" It shonW.ba kept that way, and there Js no sympiftkyfo rtho man that wit fully breaks thcTlaw. - REALESTATRTRAXSniUI Tbo following really transfers, contracts', deeds, moitgages, etc., re cently filed with tho county clerk, are furnished by tho City and County Abstract cempany: 0 Frank Itosr, et 11 x lo W.I'.nhoades, quit claim deed, 110, 8 ot NRU Sec. 13-40-11. CI)do Mradteto Modoc Northern, bargain and salo deed, 110. right of wny over NWH SEU See. 38-40-10. Ferdinand Zlabex ot ux to Modoc Northern, bargain and salo deed, $10, right of way over 8RK BKVJ Bee. 34-40-10. P. It. Mf rrlll ct ux to Modoc North ern, bargain and snto deed, $10, right of way over NV; 8st. 3-41-10. F. It. Btephcncon ot ux to Modoc Northern, bargain nnd salo deed, $10, right of way over NJ4 of NW of SKVt Bee. 34-4010. Ilerttm Bpldoll ot vlr to Ada T. Don ham, warranty deed, $10, tot S, block C, Ilutna Ylstn addition. Chas. Donart to Nancy K. Donart, warranty deed, $10, nil of block 17, Nob Hill addition. Central Orognn Improvement com pany to C. A. Ilruestlo, warranty deed, $300, lot 14, block 38, Crescent. Klamath Development company to Mrs. I,. M, Dickson, warranty deed, $10, lot 3, block 45", Hot Spring ad dition. N. 8. Merrill to Sidney V. liur roughs, dutd, wnrranty against grant or, $10, lot S, block 3, Merrill. J. V. Cunningham et ux to Huby M. Greolcy, warranty deed, $10, cast S feet of lot4, nnd west 56 feet of lot 3, block 54, Nichols sddj'tlon. II. II. Carroll to, John J. Ilonnett, warranty deed, $10, lot 3 and 4, block 1, West Lake Park. R. I.. Edmonston to B. R, Qunther, warranty deed. $1, WW of SWtt Sec. lfl-38-15. Frank C. II. Ilalass to Modoc Northern, right of wwoy deed, $10, SWU of SWU Sec. 8-41-12. Wosloy Wostrchll et ux to Modoc Northern, right of way deed, $10, 8K' 8KU Sec. 16-41-12, J. Frank Adam to Modoc North ern, right of way deed, iio, r or NWU Sec. 1141-11. C. Dowman et ux to Modoc North ern, right ot way deed, $608, BM of SEU Bee. 28; NK of NB Sec. 33- 40-10. W. W. Shcrrard et ux to Obadlah Uarclay, warranty 4eed, flp, NEW of SWU See. 1-36-14. C, H. Daggett et a to H. II, Lam ber'son; wkrfanty j deed, 110, tot 10, block 22,"8urinysldo addition. If. II. Carroll to Charley F, DoUp, warranty deod, $10, lot i, 3, 4, 6, 6 and 7, block IS, West Lake Park. Charley F, DeLap to if. H. Carroll, warranty deed, $10, lot 7, block 13, Riverside addition.- Charley V. DaLann to H. H. Car. roll, warranty deed; $l0i lot 6, block 22,'Sunnyslde addition. H. H. Carroll to Miss Minnie Car roll, 'warranty deed, $10, all of block 19, West Lake .Park. llnnloM. warranty deed. 110. lots tl mid 7, block SIS, Mills Hocoiul addi tion, Herbert tt Jnnr ot x to Utins. K. Wordmt. wnrruiitv deed, 110. NWtt Of 8WMJ Bw. 3 tit NKU HUN See. 37- 311.51, . Fred J. Kerr ot nl to Olmrlcs K. Wordcii, wnrnmly deed, $10, HV 43 13 foe I of lot 3, block 00, Nichols mldltlon. 9, II, (lardner et tix to Jan. II. l)e, warranty deed, lots 0. 7 mid S, block 3, (lardners addition to Fort Klamath, I.ola tt. KlrkpMrlck et lr lo J no. Ilrrtt el nl, Warranty deed, $360, lot 3, block 3, Fnlrvlew nddlllon, Hot BprltiK company to Klamath Dnwlopment umtpntir. warranty deed, $10, fl-i n( lots 130 and I3D, block 4, Itnllroad addition, "dins. H. Moore et nl to Annie M, Richardson, trusteo II, II. Hlchnrdson, warranty deed, $10, lot 3, block 10, Ithersldo addition. 811ns Qhvnctinlu et nx to V. II. Cunningham, warranty deed, $10, H ot lots 4 and S, block Ul, Klamalh addition. Cow Creek Lumber company to It. W. Tower, rcl. cont. Affects HWM of 8W Bee. 17, 81. U of 8KU Bee. IS, NRH of NKU 8fe. 19. NWU of NWH 8ee. 30, NV HBU. 8 ,of NKU. NWtt of NKU 8ec. 7 nil In township 40, rnngo t, Klamath Wntor Users' Association to i.tmor II. Ostium, rcl. cont., HKU Sec. 13-41-13. SHEEP MM IS CHARGED WITH RESIS1IHG OFFICER Bptclnl lo Tat Herald I.AKKVIKW. Oct. It. Charged with Interfering with an officer In tl o discharge of his duly while making nil arrest, I'nl Anglandj n well known strepmni), Is In Id In $&00 bonds to answer befom Itccordivl William Wat lace. Pal has had iduch trouble In times pant. v Armour Plate (lunruiitrctl lliwc ffr men, muiKii nml rhllilrrn, 17-Ct At K. K. K. Store llKilera Frrsh From Hh- rtra All kinds at frcjh ocean fish receiv ed dally. V 16-21 Th. hFulton Market. Wo havo some very drslrabte Gth street proirtr for sale Stephens llnntor Realty Ca. MHT OF I.VIIKItll$:i INDIAN tASim FOR SAI.K Department of tho Interior, United Btates Indian Bervlceo. Th following tract of Indian lands, with tho nanio of tho owner, descrip tion, and npprals&l price, situated un tho Klamath Indian Reservation, Ore gon, aro offered for sale under tho net of roigrres, approved March t, 1007. Tho lands wero listed Septem ber 2. 1911. nnd Llils far Ihflr inir. I ----- chase will l;o opened November 3, 1911. Tho terms of tbo salo ara casb James George ct al, 8WU 8cc. 33 34-8; $6tt. Krc-1 Heendrlcki, BKK See. 19-30- 0; $900. John Nelson, SWU SRVi. BK 8WU Sec. tl, and NWU NKVi. NK V, NWH Sec. 14-34-7; $880, ' Ruth John, NWU NRU, KM NW i Hoc 13, nnd SWU SWU Soc. 13 3S9 $730. Joseph Parnioo et al, WM E',4 8ec. 14-30-9; $1,000. Km 111 a Cookmnn ct al, KM SWU. H'j NKU Bee. 1I-3I-9;'$1,000. Kmma Ccokman ct al, 8KU Bcc, 3-31-8; $900. Kmma Cookmnn et al, NWU Sec. 11-31-8; $900, Tho following pnrcols of land wero listed Augiiot 21, 1911. and bid will bo opened October 23, 1911;, subject to tho snmo term: Kmma Cookmnn et nl, SU NEVi Sodc. 10-31-8, and 8U SEU Sec. 13 31-7; $80u. Emma Cookman et al, NH SEU Sec. 28-3C-7; $1,100, Dora Pedro ot al, NU SWU Soc. 19-34-9; $860. Many Ann Moore, NU SEU, SU NI.U Soc. 3431-8; $760. Scaled bids, accompanied by a' cortl fled check, payablo to Edson Watson, superintendent, Klamath Indian school and covering 10 per cont of tho prlco offered, may bo submitted at tho Klamath Agency, during 0 porlod of sixty days prior to 2 o'clock p. m. on tho days indicated above for oach tract, at which tlmo the bid will be oprncd nt the office" of tho agency. In casn of doforrod paymont sales, 10 por cent of tho purchase price will accompany bid nnd 16 por cent addi tional when bid I accopted. Note for balance at legal rato of Interest, takon. Patent In fee when note and Intorest ate paid In full. All that should appear on the envolope con taining tho bid should be "Bid for In herited Indian Land," and tbo data of opening bid, Any further Information may be had by applying to Edson Watson, superintendent Klamath Agency, Ora- OB. . NOTK'K Hill PlIIIMCATION (Not cunt lands) Department ot the Interior, United Htnlea l.aiul Ofllert nt Lnkovlcw, Oregon, October II, 101 1. Nullcu Is hereby given thai Oscar I,. Purler, whom) nostiifllrn ntfilrcs U Klamath Palls, Oregon, did oil Ihn J tub day of May. It'll, tllo In this oillro swum stntnnont ami applloallon No. OIOSO, to purrhasn tot I, Hwtlon 1. iiiwnililn 37 8. rnnen 10 K. Wlllnm elto Mvrldlnu, and tbo lliuhor thereon, t.nder tho irovl4Kius or 11m art or jiiiio 3, IS7K, and nits amendatory, known na lb,, 'Timber nnd Stuns Law." at such Milno an might ho fixed hy up lirnlimetit, and Unit, pursuant to mini nppllrntlon, tho I ami nnd Umber thereon havo been appraised nl a inint nt llflfi. tlm timber t-itlumtod at 020.000 board feet, nt 7f. runts per M., and Hit laud nothlUKi Hint said appli cant will offer final pruor 111 support ot his nppllrntlon nnd sworn state ment nu tho 37th day of December, 1911, betoio It. M, ItlchnriUou, Unit ed Btates Commissioner, nt Klamath Knlls, Oregon. Any person Is at liberty to protest E. WHITLOCK Undurtdkinq"Fmbi fating KXCLl'SIVKLT Orrgoa Kml-atavr 1.1 1 ran Xo. a Day aM MlgM Pkeaaa 4IM and 44M OlOrt nml tluprl Taraef 4Hk ind liar Hta. The World Moves Baggage .-aaaaaaaajjjj-.t-jT-. ----. . . (aaaW. ' gaaaaaaaaaaaaaEaB The most compraVBMMna vtawflH1? Crater Lake ever t"fltKtPtyt,JiMB line of Klamath BooirttBBKjjr mtfw By lllC Pott Off.CC N ; WL!aaaaaK?! I to and from all traini and boats and give you Quick Service Household-Heavy Freight A Specialty Blacksmith Shop In Connection x Are prepared to tara out all klnda of First Clasi Work.,. Shoeing special attention. O. K. Transfer Co. Dpy Phone 871 Night Phone 873 rwwatvwtxx a Big Basin Lumber Co. taSaaaaasaaasl Lumber and Building Material i Urgent Stock in Klamath Falls Quick Service PLANING MILL IN CONNECTION DRY SLABS dj -J Cfl PO.Oyf PLACE vypUR - BIG BASIN LlMBtRCOMPANY this purehnso before entry, or mui,.. n contest nt nny time ,vU,, mZ Issues, hy lltlug u rorrohuraled m. davit In this oltlco. nlh.ui,,,, f..V. ulileli would defeat tho entr) A. W. OUTON, """'" iiinut,. Her, WOOD (IihmI Hlati WihnI , , , . ,i,-,-, 4-fiNtt HiKly Wood . . , tiA.nn . . Delivered . . Iave Ortlrrs at ntjr lukerf itioiH nu W.EsSeahorii mmm and embalming Kml-alnilng for sAliuuent a sMflslly. 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