The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 03, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text5C U V Mi haft. ? rfc '..! - fu . ' - :f s i4 - r KB Mt N itfL A i-.tK r EVERWEAR GUARANTEED HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT Exclusive Agents K. K. STORE Leading Clothiers ELKS BUY THREE BUCKING HORSES IIEST OK TIIK LOCAL UUCK1XG HOUSKS HAVK UKKN SKCC'IIKD IIY TIIK KLK8 KOIl KXTHY l XKXT YRAIVft COXTKST Tbe Itodco committee refused to let their best bucking hones go away from Klamath county, and purchased Square Deal. White Pelican and Chey enne. Tbe bucking mule will also remain In the county. It I owned by Ales Davis, a member of the lodge. When the amusement company tried to buy It Alex Informed that there was not enough money to buy It, as he wanted to keep It for the Elks' show. Square deal and White Pel ican buck worse every time they are ridden, and the Elka believe they have two champion buckers. Chey enne Is also a bad acting horse. NEATEST SHOW M NUB Off (Continued from Page 1) HOUSE REPORTS APPROPRIATION Sl'MHlV CIVIL HILL IS TillltTY. TlinKK MILLION DOLLAItS UN I) Kit THK AITROPIUATIOX OK laST YKAK United Press Service 1 ENGLISH IK FRANCE New I'nltrd Mtatra AmbaaMttur for First Time In Twcnty-Klvp Year l'en KnglUh in OMclal DocunicuK to French Foreign Oflcr WASHINGTON, D. C. June 3. The sundry civil appropriation bill, carrying $109,577,414 appropriation, was reported to the house. It omits the tariff board appropriation, which will be up for consideration tomor row. The budget Is $33,000,000 un der last year's. It Includes 128,780,' 000 for Panama canal construction work, $1, 800,000 for canal fortifica tions. $100,000 for the San Francisco sub-treasury and $15,000 for the Cal ifornia debris commission. Hamilton, R. Klcpper, John Ellis. Harry Stilts, Ed Hoyt and Gus Schroeder. Walker was first, Clapp second, and Schroeder third, with John Ellis and Dob Hunsaker In the rear. The four horse chariot race was an Interesting feature of the afternoon. There were two entries, Dave Ken) on. with four of his transfer horses, und Guy Merrill, with four whites. Mer rill made an Ideal Den Har, and hand led his horses In true Roman style, but not being of thn Arabian breed, they were not quite fast enough for the Kcnybn steeds. Kenyon won by a good margin, and did not succeed in setting bis horses stopped until the second lap, although ho bad an us- distant to help him drive. The next event was the semi-finals In the bucking contest. All but four of the riders had bees eliminated. Pickett rode Skyrocket, Parker rode Hilly Duck, Judd was ol Black Dia mond, and Acord rodfl Phoenix with both feet out of the stirrups Harry Drown then attempted to ride Jim Jeffries, thn champion buck ing bull of the world, but lasted about four seconds. Tbe following horses wero draw for (he riders In the finals of the bucking contest. Gavlota went to Pickett; Cheyenne to Parker; Cyclont to Acord and White Pelican to Judd. Pickett no more than got started when he went over the head of Gavlo ta. White Pelican put up one of the nastiest bucking stunts seen on tbe grounds, and with abjut three jumps landed Judd on tbe ground. Parker rode Cheyenne and Acord showed his skill by staying with the champion bucker, Cyclone. CITY OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLED REGULAR MKKTIXG OF COUNCIL TOXIGHT GREAT INTEREST IN PROI1AULK APPOINTS Ol NEW MAYOR III EDUCATED, CUED NEW ENGLAND STATE United Press Service CLINTON, Mass., June 3. Forty pollcement charged 300 striking tex tile workers, who were massed In the yard of Our Lady of Rosary church. The policemen fired Into the crowd, killing one striker and wounding four women and three men. It Is thought two of the women are fatally wound ed. A dozen of the policemen were battered by stones, apparently the only weapons In the hands of the strikers. Tbe regular meeting of tbo fit council Is to be held tonight, at which time the new officers will probably bo Installed into office. Thoro has been a great deal of speculation as to who will be tbe new appointees under Mayor Nicholas. It Is said that new broom sweeps clean. It Is, even at this late hour, hard to say what kind of a sweep the new mayor will mako when It comes to making city appoint menu. Mayor-elect Nicholas made no pre-election promises. If he has made any since It Is hard to find out In which directions the plums will go. In discussing the matter Mr. Nich olas stated that he was aiming to get men whu would serve the best Inter ests of tho city, and who would ren der him every assistance In giving the city a good straight-forward business administration. With reference to tho charters. It Is probable that he wilt continue to operate under the Sanderson Instrument, aa he agrees with tho general belief that the com mission amendment can not by any stretch of the Imagination apply as an amendment to tbe Sanderson charter. In the meantime there Is a great deal of upeculatlon as to who will be appointed as chief of police and city attorney. The other appointments are of lesa Importance, and am excit ing less Interest. Tho officers of the city after the In stallation of the new officials will be: T. F. Nicholas mayor, A. L. Leavltt police Judge, J. W. Slemena treasurer. Ceunctlmen: First ward R. A. Al ford and J. F. Ooeller; Second ward C. II. Crlsler and F. D. Miles; Third ward J, H. Hamilton and C, II. Un derwood; Fourth ward rH. S. Owens and II. J. Savldge; Fifth ward Chas. McUowan and It. R. Doty. PARIS, June 3. For the first tlnio In twenty-five, year tho diplomatic business of tho United States In Franco Is being conducted In English. The predecessors of Ambassador My ron T. derrick used French. This Is not only a precedent up holding tbe new ambassador's change, but actual Instructions from Wash- InKton demanding the use of English at the embassy here. Not being fa miliar with the French language, as he hopes to be, Ambassador Horrlck bucked In true democratic form when friends suggested he learn a set speech In French to deliver beforo President Fallleres when banding In his letters of credence. He spoko In English. Looking up precedent In tho matter, the lawyer Instinct get ting the upper hand, tbe ambassador found he was acting upon actual In structions from his home govern ment. Official documents passing from the embassy to the French foreign office arc written In English. French trans lations accompany these documents, but tho translations are unofficial, and In case of misunderstandings, etc., tho democratic, but unofficial En glish originals are resorted to. Thn ambassador Is In thorough accord with the French officials, who seem to llko the Innovation, rather than oth erwlse. NOTICE OF HIIEIUFF'H HALE OF RE.IL PROPERTY In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath. Tho San Francisco Ilrewsrles, Limit ed, Plaintiff, Vs. Paul Mugler and Helen Mugler, De fendants. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure Issued nut of the circuit court of the county of Klamath, state of Oregon, on the 25th day of April, 1912, In the abovo entitled action wherein tho San Fran cisco Ilrnwcrles, Limited, tho above named plaintiff, obtained a Judgment and decree against Paul Mugler and Helen Mugler, defendants, on the 23th day of April, 1912, which said I decree was on tho 25th day or April, ,1913, rocotded In tho Judgment Men lluok of the said court at pago S3, Vol. 2; I am commanded to sell all that certain piece, tot and pnrcel of land sltusto In the county of Ktnm- Inth, state of Oregon, to-wr Lots twelve A. (12 a,) and twelve II. (13 b.). block seven (7), In Hall road Addition to the city of Klamath Falls, according to tho duly recorded plat thereof, on file In tho offlo of llir county clerk In Klamath county, itato of Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that on the 34 th day of May. 1912, at 2 o'clock p m. of said day, at tho front door of llio county court house In tho city of Klnmath Falls, county of Klamath, state of Oregon, I will, In obdelence to said order of sate and eiectitlon In fcreclosurc, sell the above described property or so much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy plaintiff's Judgment with Interest thereon and coits. to the highest and best bidder for cash. W. II. IIARNKS, Sheriff of Klnmath County, Oregon. NOl.AND ft CRANK. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2G-2-9-1S-23 HUMMONN IP the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County William S. Slough, Plaintiff, vs, Maria L. Glfford and Chas N Tlb bctts. Defendants. To Mario I.. Glfford and Chas. N. Tib betls. Defendants Above Named: In tho nsino of the State of Oregen: You and each of you, arc hereby re quired to appear and answer tho com plaint flli'd against you lu the above entitled suit, on or beforo thn I lth day of June, 1912, that being thn last day of the publication of this sum mons and the last day within which you are required to answer, as filed by thn order of puhllratlon nf this nummoni, If you fall to appear and nnswor, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In said com plaint. Said suit Is brought to foreclose n mortgago, dated March 8, 1909, and executed In favor of tho plaintiff by the defendant, Mario L. Glfford, upon tho following described real property, to-wlf The NVV of Sec. 12, Tp. 41 H., R, 8 E. W M In Klnmath rounty, Ore gon. To secure to the plaintiff the pay ment nf three promissory notes, dated March , 1909, for 11,000 each, with Interest thertnu at tho ratu of S per cent per annum from date thereof, and reasonable attorney' foe for services of attorneys herelu, ssld notes being parable uus, two and three years aftsr date, respectively 1'lalntlfT In said suit prays for the following decren- 1 That he hate Judgment against thn defendant, Marie l. Glfford, for the principal sum of $3,000 no, with Intarest thereon at thn ratn of X per rent per Milium, since Mnrrh .1, 1909, for 1300.00 attorneys' fees, and for costs and disbursements of suit and accruing costs 3 -That order of sale and elocu tion Issuo In said suit to the sheriff of Klamath county, Oregon, and that sate bo Hindu on foreclosure, as provided by law, on all of said real piopcrly or a sufficient portion theti of to nntlsfy each of said noted and mortgage and Interest thereon, in pay said attorneys' fees, the costs and disbursements of this suit and irrrulng costs. 3 That all right, till" and Interest nf the defendants, and earh of tlieln, In and t said rrnl properly, or ali portion thereof sold as nfnretnld be foreclosed as provided by In 11 lint ho be given general re lief. Till' umtuoui l published OUT each week for n period nf sis sums, sivi- wrt'ks In tho Ktenlriic Herald, a dally newspaper, printed and pub llshed In the city nf Klamath Falls, Klnmath county, Oregon, by order nf thn ahove-entllled court, dated April 20, $9 13. the first publication being mado on the 3Uth day of April, 1912 hteni: t MAiHiinr. Attorneys for I'lnlntlff so 7-11-21 IS-). 11 li Your Hair? Go To Your Doctor Ayrr' Hair Vluor U conmoivtl of Jr' ci"'. - " m-n Show this In )ikii dKlnr. AiV him If thtir li a lnul ImuiIui InfirJknl Ait Mm if be thliiki ft' Mali Vigor, injjc (mm llirir liutitJIcnli. U it Cj prtpjiatloii pi could uw for filling tulr, in lot d.nJrulf Do- nl ruloi thelulr IMI.V J. 7.UMWAI.T, President. . M. Ill'llll, .t-Pirt nriITitsi IICItT h UlTllltOW, He trim, Klamath County Abstract Co ABSTRACTING Surveyor and Irrigation Knttinecrs mai. planm. iii.uEPiu.vrx. Ere. Klnmnth Vails, Oregon IS'V'or.vtIiSiiu; In AIiinIo ftSJBMsiSi -- Mile ltr'lri nlnlltr l( Mhciiiinn flay k ii 's I'UtM, ll.e HtelllMAi on. I olhrr ItlJltl ilniu Other mskrt st Uoi- rratn rKr Tutiini; nd tr4ltl tiii'in) fr UIIITI -.I u .MUHIMX ni.lt III lll'l UlilTI'lt AM) ui-nm rii.MM. mi him: ItiMiLn, Shilliiiirt) nll'l I'litam KIAMATH (MIS MJ!IC HHtt I Ho .1." ' 1'n.ti'Jff. It MVIlAl. I inir:ni'f Ivsa Espy Daniel Ivan Espy Daniel, the Infant ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Daniel, died yes terday at tbe ace of 9 montba and II days. Tbe funeral aervlcea were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from Whlt lock'a funeral parlors. Interment was made in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. FOUND On Main street, a buggy lap robe. Owner can have same by raylngr for this ad, 3-lt f The World Moves So Do We Mo? e Baggage Passengers to and from all tralni and boats and give you Quick Service Household-Heavy Freight A Specialty Blacksmith Shop In Connection Are prepared to turn out all kinds of Flrit Claaa Work. Shoeing special attention. O. K. Transfer Co. - Dyrhone371 Night Phone 873 Come Tonight To Pelleys New Morn and see tho demonstration of Klectrlral Household Helps, COME ANYTIME To Our Now Htoro, and wo will bo pleased to show yon any of Ihusn dovlces and morn. Talk with COON, tlm Klec trlrnl man ..IT PAYS.. Phone Ilk3, 910 Malum. All in a Class by Themselves Singer Sewing Hachines Kranich & Bach Piano Edison Phonograph Royal Typewriter MULLER MUSIC COMPANY Main street, between 7th and 8th Until $5, MM! is Realized H. J. Winters' Jewelry Stock MsaVHHiiMHHHsVBUaKSEsVsaVIMBBHIsaVHiB Will Be Offered at Auction 2:30 - Two Sales Daly - 7:30 A bona-fide sale-Price Being no object 4 elegant presents; given away free at each sflie.