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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1912)
i SOLARIUM JAMES MAKES ADDRESS ruitCK, MAN WITH VIHAOK LIKK HUN PARLOR, TAKK8 KIAMMt AT COUNCIL MKKTINO TO TALK UK PAVKMKNT PATCHK8 NKKDKD llermau Force, whoso visage li fre quent lr compared to a solarium, was a speaker at last night's meeting of the city patera. ' Mr. Force Is engaged In paving tor a living, being a rcpre- sentatlve of the Strauge-Magutre com peny. which has the coutracta (or much of the local paving. In (act. It might be said, with considerable show of truth, that the company has dons the great majority of the street pav ing done In Klamath Falls within the past two years. The purpose of Mr. Force's address to tho council last night was to get Its consent to do certain patches of paving at the expense of the owners of abutting property. "It's a good Idea to get the consent o( the council," was the approval ex trussed by City Attorney Thomas Drake, with a twinkle In his eye. "1 don't think they would head off good work, but you'd better get their con sent. In each case the council was will ing to let the property owners pay (or the work, save (or one spot near the White Pelican garage. It might havo been willing, even In this case, to let the property owner pay (or the work, but the (act was related by Mr. Force that he was unable to locate the owner of the property, whom he believed to be a man named Well, In the Monadnock building, San Fran cisco. The council decided to have the city pay (or this patch. Council man Doty suggesting that the munic ipality might defray the bill and take Ita chances on collecting (rom tho owaer. "He never got permission to open the pavement. We might arrest Mm," suggested Councilman R. A. AKord. While Mr. Atford'a sugges tion was a drastic one, apparently offered In good faith. It caused a luugh among the listeners. rbe patch will require 6'l-3 square yards of paving, at 12.20 per square yard. Mr. Force explaining that the concern of which he Is the local rep resentative was doing the patchwork on the regular yardage basis for con tracts. The patch the city will pay (or Is to set the taxpayers back In coin of the realm, $14.17. ZUMWALT DRAWS DRAWING STUNT I'lTV KNUINKKR'S PHOWK88 AH DRAFTSMAN WILL UK UTII.IZKI) 11Y CITY COUNCIL, WI81UNU A STHKKT PAVING RESOLUTION Oltly Knglneer Don J. Zumwalt Is a draftsman, which (act is often rec ognltcd by the city council when It drawn on him for assistance An In stance of tho fact that ho la a known dratumau was shown by the council last night, when It ordered htm to draw up a resolution. This resolution will be for the pur poac of establishing the manner of Imposing charges agalust property which nbuts on Tenth street where said street to be macadamtted with n thirty-foot center, it was ueter- mlned by tho council to charge (or the work by frontage of the abutting property, corner lot to pay five- property, corner lots to pay flve- o( the coat. IUHKS m ROW ISHOREJ MANAGUA Throe Hundred Additional Men Said to. Have Keen Landed There a a Result of Yesterday's liombard meat Protection (or Americans. OLD INDIAN WAR CHIEES Will BE SEEN RERE When on August ICth you make your way to the show grounds where the world famous Kit Carson Buffalo Katich Wild West Is to exhibit, be sure the first point of interest you make for Is tho Indian Village. There you will see Indian chiefs and war riors of three distinct tribes: Sioux, Comanche and Cheyenno braves, with their squaws and papooses, clad In their gaudy, many colored blankets anil, feathers, living In their historic tepees, beading their moccasins and chanting the congs of the unforgot- ten warpath. It Is a rare sight Indeed to see them Just as they exist when on the government reservation, for before many years the Indians of to day will be but a memory. They are fast dlsapeparlng, and many of us who are living today will almost see the last of their kind. Among the Indians carried by Kit Carson's Buf falo Wild West shows are many noted historical characters, the foremost being Chief Clear. To hear thla old chief, with the aid of an Interpreter, chronicle some of the (eats of his youth, of the battles with the blue- coats, the long trail and the trips to the hunting grounds, is Indeed Inter esting, and any patron of this exhibi tion Is at liberty to view the Indian from every angle and several Inter prefers arc constantly at hand to as slst the public In conversations with the redman. United Press Service SAN JOSU, Costa Rica, Aug. 13. It Is reported that 300 more Amer ican marines are landing at Managua fas a result of the bombardment yes terday. It la believed Commander Terhune has a sufficient force to pre vent further attacks Imperiling Amer ican lives and property. FIFTY THOUSAND ARE HOHELESS AND SUFFERING IIIIIKK. THOUSAND KILLKD l. KARTHQUAKK AND HUPFKHINO OF HUHVIVORH IK TKItltlULK IN KOUTHKAHTKHN TUHKKY LORKLLA LOCALS PERMITS 6IVEN FOR STRUCTURES IXWNt.il. PASSIM KAVOHAHLY ON APPLICATIONS FOR PKRMIS. SIOX TO ADD TO NUM1IKH OF IIUILDINMH IN TIIK CITY llulldlng permits were granted by the council last night na follows! To Jeff Wilson, for 5-room bunga low, with bath and one brick Hue, lot 6 block 10, Second Falrvlow addition. To J. U. I'nrrlsh, R34 Civscent uve- nm nddltlon, 4x13, to kitchen of cot tage, lot 2, block 32, Crescent live Kwnmm llox company, factor) building. 30x112; engine and holler house, 30x30. Thcro ore aUo to bo an office, oil house mul warehouse, slic not jet determined. Are you luterestea in KLAMATH COUNTY? If so. fee the Stcphon Hunter Realty Co. They hnvo sonit mod hantnlnii NOTICK FOR PUUMCATIOV ITALIANS HAVE 'PASS WUUL Mi COURT HEARING VETOED BY TAFT KLAMATH IiVlvIvH 1lttrtloy Awjfcuwt 1Q KIT OAJKHOM'S -- m JOIN .. lsiMrn:i:.s insi'iiukm JUBTICN URAVKS MNTK. -mr.i- .... DKNCK IN CASK OF TOMASSO WITH THK . . . . .. AM.IIIIM.Krri. HTOXN MASON. I " ' '"' VS. FRANK IK.D.M. O.UHKR " H 1'IIK-IW.M This afternoon bufore Justice of tho Peace Charles llrnes wns con ducted n preliminary hearing In tho case of TunuiMU Atubrogettl aKulnat Frouk Dodlnl, whom Ambrogettl ac cuse of having thieatened Ambro gettl with murder, for nonpayment of a grocery bill. District Attorney Dell V. Kuykondall represented the prosecution, while Wllllmn II Hhnw wan counsel for the defendant In Ambrogettt'a cbhp iiKnin' V I Clarke some tltmi ago Hhnw repre sented AmbroKCttl. That enao wan one for money alleged to be due mi u contract to build somo stone masonry under Clarke's residence. 111(1 COAL FAMINK IS liki:ly stM.v (Not Conl l.nnds1 Dcpartmeni of the Interior, United States lvnd Office at l-nkctlew, Oregon, May 17. 1913. Notice Is hereby given that Jauies It. Short, whoso postofflce address Is Olcuc, Oregon, did, on tbn 17th day of November, 1911, file In this office sworn statement and application No. 05153, to purchase the SW',; of the NEH. the 8RU of the NW. Sec Hon 31, Township 39 8., Range 11U E. Willamette Meridian, and tho timber thereon, under the provi sions of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known na the "Tim ber and Stone Law," at such value a might be fixed by appraisement, and) hat. pursuant to such application, the . land and timber thereon have becnl Npprnlsed at a total of f 00, tho tim er estimated 280,000 hoard foot, nt ISO cents per M., end tho land at 100; that said applicant will offer final proof In support of his applica tion and sworn statement on the 30th day of August, 1912, before C. R. JeLap. county clerk of Klamath coun ty, at Klamath Falls. Oregon. Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase beforo entry, or Initiate a contest at any tlmo before patent iMiies. by filing n corroborated affi davit In this office, alleging fncn which would defeat the entry. A. W. ORTON. 7-4-8-29 r Register. (Vntrnl NortliweM Facing Shortage of Fuel IHh to Kvrowlve Cold Weather of Im-1 Wlntn Avail able Supply Very Small J I'nlted Press h'crwo I ST. PAUL. Aug. 13. St. Paul undl tho Central Northwest are facing one' of the worst coal famines since 1903, the year of the big strike. At tho head of the (Ireat mVv the (lulled Press Service WASHINGTON. I) '. Aug 13 The house todn) passed the wool hill ....... ii... v..tn of President Tnfl by : I . .... en Vlii.l.i.lt Insuru- VOU Ul l " ov '" ent republicans Joined with the dmii 'ocrats to defeat the action of tint I'M' I Idenl FEDERAL UNIONS : WIN IN SENATE itwT.M. i:mpi.ovkn ark riiRMir. ti:d 'ui oimiami:. hit can NOTAITILIATi: "ITU OllllAM 7.ATIONS I'.VVOIHMI STRIKKS I'nlted Press Servlcn WA8HINOTON. l '.. Auk 13 Following bitter debate the sr-uat voted 49 to 7 to permit oslnl em BUFFALO RANCH AND TRAINED WILD ANN D WEST EXHIBITION. 72X1 ST ploies to urganlie, but prohibiting tl.cm'from imilatliin with nil) organ trillion counlenancliiK strikes or lock outs. It Is belleed the vneri OI tlio supply of hard coal Is less than !ft nai,UM,i be a bur In the rperntlon of the emplue with the Ann rlcnn Federation of l.aboi per cent of the amount usually on hand nt this time of tho year. The shortage Is attributed to the severe weather of last winter. I.IVINO COST UP SINCK VKAIt AtiO Slwclal Review of Crop Conditions In- iludrs Data on Higher Price of Hogs. Reef, Veal Calve anil Ijtmhs. All Meat Have .Wended Order to Show Cause Why Ileal Ea- UU Should Not Re Hold United Press Service UBRMK, Aug. 13, Three thous and people are known to have been killed In the earthquakes which have just swept oer Southeastern Turkey, according to a message received here from Constantinople today. Reports of the suffering of the sur vivors are terrible. It Is said that 60,000 people are homeless and are starving. late this week City Engineer Don J, Zumwalt will depart on a two Peeks' vacation. He notified the city council last night of his desires In thin direction, and uone of the city dads showed any Inclination to deny him the wanted rest. Mr. and Mrs. Ted White have ar rived for a visit with Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Drown. A real estate deal which has'been pending for some time between Messrs. Jacobs and Qunn and Keller Drothers of Portland (or the Jacobs and Ounn ranch on Lost River Is now completed, the Keller Brothers tak ing over the ranch (or a considera tion of 45 per acre. The people of this community will deeply regret the departure of Mr. Ounn and family, who have taken an active part In Its affairs during their flvn years of resi dence here. A large forest Ore has been burn ing for several days on the western slope of Dryant mountain. It Is be lieved to have been started by light nlng. Fire Warden Orohs, who went with a party of men, Is busy checking Its spread, reports that It Is now un der control. About 040 acres have been destroyed. Miss Wade Drew has returned to her home near Olene after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Walter Campbell. Mrs. E. C. Lyon of Klamath Kails, together with her sister, Mrs. Ed ward Sedge of Dairy, made a short visit with their Ingell Vnlloy (rlendn thla week. Mrs. Nelson Cowley, who visited hi. brother, R. 0. Cowley, early this summer, lion returned with his fam ily from Washington, with the Inten tion of locating permanently In I.au gell Valley. Among local visitor from Bonania are Mrs. Dr. Johnson, H. B. Lytle and Miss Grace Lytle. WANTED 10 ter, at Pelly'i i ok 12 Uat plaju coun- iVry Stort. 13-6t W kv wut wr avsutuie mi streat property (or sale-fStephep 8MtrRMy (Jo. United Preas Servlc WASHINUTON. D. C. Aug. 13. Just how the cost of living has climbed In one year was Indicated In a special review of, crop conditions just Issued by the department of ag ASFOR STORK IS 6ETTIN6 TENTH TRANS-COrjflNBNTAL TOUR. THE LAMEST WILIEST SIIW ON EIITI COMINQ DIMKCT ON THflR OWN SPECIAL TRAINg OK DOUIH.K I.KNQTM(HAILROAD CARS KKOM THK IIIOOKST RApCH IN TUB WORLD. Menagerie of Trained Wild Aniaifc From all psiU l the Olobe. 'biting and death dsfylng cu sIomsi beyonJ the Itsk of kicld Imagination. A COSMOKJUTAN COLLkCTION Ut COWMOV1 AND OIKLS. VANQUiOSJ, NOMITAS, UUAttWI HUH!-". CMAHriOMi Of TIIK LAtlAT, MOUail HIIUCHS, I'ONlf KXr-NKs VKTKMANI, tlAMINO ATHI.KTKS. COICAL CLOWN". THHILLINO INUIAN riaiitS ANU WAM UANCKI, MINCE BOTlOINtS TIOUPE OF RUSSIAN COSSACK The most dil lloissmsn In the Woild. IANDS ol SIOUX, CHEf ENNE ui COMANCHE INMA1 Ftssh fioai the Csmp.fue sid Council, msklng their (list cUilnuaM wllh ll 'see rlvlllnllon. I Th Qrtnd Ethnolowical Performance conclude! with the Su&at I Spectacular, Hfamatic, Historical Fantaiy, NEARER I'iiuiimI Aillolty mul I'.xillrnn'iil Ml llnrllliiK of the Voting Wlitim In illiHten Tlml New Life' ,tilrnl U lnir tiding NCW VOItK, Auk. 13. I uunusl Activity niul eicllcmcnt at the Atnr mnnslon this morning ranted a re port that the stork had aliinml ar rlculture, giving prices ror Jiny i anulrh(a ,)r Crn rrju.w , August 1, as compared with those (i,B,met tho same dates a year ago. r In July, 1911, hogs were worth IC9H4 per hundred pounds; this year they average $6.64; beef was $4.28, and Is now $5.54; veal calves, $7.74 and $8.33, respectively; lambs, $15.42 and $5.73. All varlnttes or meat are higher. Every Child Should Be (liven Thir. Tonic Notce to Taxpayers The tax roll (for 1912 la now ready (or Inspection at the office of the county assessor. All property owners interested are requested to call and nake Inspection before the meeting of the board of equalisation. The hooka will be open until September IS. J. P. LEE, Assessor, S-tb 4tr In the Courty Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath. In the Matter of the Estate of James C. Mongold, Deceased. To William D. Mongold, sole and only Heir of said Estate: You are hereby notified that P. L. Fountain, executor of the estate of James C. Mongold, deceased, did on tho 8th day of July, 1912, file a pet! Hon In said court, praying (or an or dtr of sale, at private tale, of part of the real estate of aald decedent, here after particularly described, for the purpose therein set forth. It Is, therefore, ordered that you, and all other persons, If any there be, who are Interested In the estate of the said deceased, appear before the said county court on the 17th day of August, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room of said court, in tho city of Klamath Falls, in aald county and state, to show causo why an order should not be granted to the said administrator to fell said real estate of James C. Mon gold, deceased; and that a copy of this order be served on all heirs of said deceased within the state, and be published at least once a week for (our successive weeks, In the Klam ath Republican, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed and published In the city of Klamath Falls, Klamath county and state of Oregon. The real estate horelnbefore re ferred to Is particularly described as followa : "NBU of Sec. 4, T. 40 8., R. 9 E., W. M." "An equity of $160.00 In lots 9 and 10 of block 304 of Darrow Ad dition to the town of Klamath Falls, as shown on the plat thereof and filed with the clerk of Klam ath county, Oregon." "An equity of $160.00 In lots 11 and 12 of block 304 of Darrow Ad dition to Klamath Falls, Oregon, at shown on the plat thereof filed with the clerk of Klamath county, Oregon." "An equity of $470.00 in lot 1, block 59, Second Hot Springs Addi tion to Klamath Fall, Oregon." Dated this 17th day of July, 1912. W. 8. WORDKN, M8-8-1B r County J.dgr, Whn thlMirn Juve no ippetlts, whan they sre comlniully plih and Irritable; wheu thry are rutleM in tli'lr Ictp, It U slrioat a certain indication that thU .II.!.... .......... . i- . Notice I. hereby given altft all TiUTZyJ. counts due lhe rstatiTif the Lite sdled. Pnyilclans will tell tcu that deorgo K. I An nuiaC be settled at i ?om. timV 1.. i 'i ' .,0 lro,lWc') tcMur iiiiiiv ,02 Vm '"1' I" ( uuuy sdults once. JEil I.. HUll.N. suffer In the same way Anisi'g adults 10-Ct YAdmlnlMtrotrU JhU trouble U invariably referred to ts indigestion, whro In reality It li due to ---i-.'T- -.tt: t - -- a small paramo, which lufnt. the In Administrator's Notice tertlnat tract Notice I. hereby given by the .VTA .T'Jl'VoW, uvioinuvt wuHHHWHmvi .. - ZJZt t I kvi-ncp bin rom i. .Vol I or The Battle of Wounded Knet Introducing a vail and motif limde of Indian, tttul, Tfapptu n4 tala thst actually tiM'k .ctlvijuil In the lad brave at ntd nl hvptltM ittuctU tlir iiohlt tediVIn made for hit lntJnm aiiJ right. TWO PERFORMANCES DAM V, RAIN OH SHIM Alumu.n t I ri.lj.H. IfcMfa ra Om lUttt talllil vO)tsTKH .HtKtr ICANVAM. CtNNIir l.l'-AK. Grand, GiHdGlitlsrlnis Froo Street Parafk two MlLVSnUiu ii Jilr n'n l.ir-uai.u. ! Brfi rlEK LXHIBIIIO.'.S tnViiHt IrouatU Immctllalrl) allrr lhe seT4M mmiNG in vquo Our C HOUSES AND MVUM t Kdward O, Thomas, deceased, to all perrons having claims ngalnst said es tate, to present them, with proper pmiy remove lhe utwi In which their I?..:' "eatl ""a 3ldun doe It EItt Vd. " . Iwrroveinent hi the ?!?."? 2f lhf ' M v,,l '" h first and vouchers, within slx.months (rom the ' ZT?1'X."?. ' ' " "fencial rt.ults "t'4t,ijn rtvi only will til Vr date of this notice, to tho admlnls-.mlfuie destroj ill the p.uailtca but Its trotor. nt the office of Attorney V. U.7ff'lJ, eltfta will te.tore the Ml..., 206 Odd Fellows' building. ! 'cjn.1 iJ SddltW.1'.,,,.. Klamath Fulls. Klamath county, Ore-J"r wlirViil u ,, pi,tal.lfl hit Dated July 1 1. A. D. 1912. eighty yratr 'hnuyl ,r acVeu t ci.. u ninmo DO Other. H.H.I i,Jli..7..l.?'" '. a"'Pt rr. II O T 15 U Tytl K I3 I N I' I,. Tnrpln A W. 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New and 117 and MrBRlDE'S StfiEoh 1Z1 d Hand Store Main Street For the Painful Smarting That Follows Sunburns Witch hi Almond m Is the moat exqulilte ofiparatlon known, leaving.the akin bcanflfu., aoft and white It la not atlcky or wtuy. Glovei can be worn Immediately Ster uilng. It la an excellentollet preparation for chapped handi, tice. Upa or any rough ness. Fine for ul e after havlni. BUSIT N DRUG C0 FOR YOUR HKAUir