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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1912)
I JH t I Standing of Contestants in the race for the $2000 Automobile to be given away by K. K. K.Store, Leading Clothiers. 8th Bulletin Oct. 1 5 4V No. Vote' I MAMS II IfimjM ?, 70 1T6077S 90 ISlloO i-' 1 II etTW No. Voto 141. . . I,70,40l 170 I,TT8,SSS 110 , WM,40 111 l,0M,Ma 114 S8g.Ha 115 1 S75.4M 117.. I est.Mo an t.iMMoe BSSBnHETBBnT""' """ ' ' W f - - t M V pWL. . r ,; X. 5000 bonui vote! gtf en with every f 8 trade coupon book you buy. Yon can make purchaiea with the coiponbooka any tl-s-bay a book or two and help booit you ravorue in ine conicsi. K. K. K. 5IUlvb REAPING CLOTHIERS lwn wh ef efy CeUr nturdty, Oct. 19. X J . KLAMATH COUNTY FRIENDS TRADE MAN IS LOSER THEIR WIVES VHRDICT 18 RENDERED AGAINST 4. D. HAMAKER AND OTHERS IN THE FEDERAL COURT IN SES SION IN MEDFORD The UBttSd SUtM gOVerBBflSnt WM gives Judgment far 111,199 against J. D. Hamaker and fS.ICS against Hamaker and John Stlndt Jointly bv Judge Wotverton of the United SUtta district court la session In Medford. These inmi arc the ralue of Um ber cut from the public lands b Ham aktr and Stladt, who operated a small portable sawmill In Lake county for a number of years. The government allows every cltlten to cut 150 worth of Umber from public lands each rear for his own domuUc use, and the sawmill operators claimed that they cut the Umber under contracts from settlers, taking part of It aa their payment. Judge WoUerton upheld their defense, holding that the set tlers bad the right to make such con tacts In exercise of tbelr right to cut timber to the value of ISO a year, but the amount of Umber cut by Hamaker and Stladt exceeded the amount of such contracts by nearly 1,000.000 feet, which Judge WoUer ton held to be worth 110 a thousand. Sykes Hamaker and Elite McClel land, who also were sued on the samo grounds, proved that they cut only such Umber as they had contracts with scalers for and the eases against them were dismissed by the court. Robert F. Ifagulre, assistant United States attorney, represented the gov ernment Ik the case, which waa re easHly tried at Medford. BARKER AND RIALHOAD STATION AGENT ARE BEST OF FRI.NEDH, AND AGREE TO A 8TRANOK PROPOSITION ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Oct. IS. John Heath, Atchison, Topeka A Santa I'm agent at Cower, Mo., and A. L. Mont gomery, a barber, have exchanged wives. Heath waa divorced front his wife. Blanche, at Plattaburg. ten days ago. He alleged she waa extravagant Montgomery was given n divorce l I me same use, bis cnarge ociua uu wife also was extravagant. Montgomery and Mrs. Heath wio married la Kansas City Tuesday ami returned to Oower. Heath and Mrs. Montgomery were married at Mary vllle. Mo., by Rev. Lee Harrell. Oower people are Incensed at the action. The two families have bia taUmate, and It waa agreed that all would take a trial at the divorce courts, with a subsequent reversed second trip to the altar. Heath and Montgomery are personal friends. GOOD COFFEE WINS HUBBY WOMAN DID NOT HAVE TO WAIT LONG FOR HER HUSBAND TO COME RACK TO HER AFTER A DIVORCE SUIT LYCEUM COURSE WILL BE GOOD R. H. DUNBAR TELLS OF THE AT- TRACTIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN SECURED FOR THE COMING WINTER SEASON CINCINNATI, Oct. 17. Because she could make such good coffee, Mrs. Msggie Scbrader did not have to wait long for her husband to remarry her after she bad divorced him once, hut now she again has entered court and Sled n second suit for divorce. "My husband Just lores, my coffee, and used to drink three cups every morning as he was getting dressed to go to work," said Mrs. Scbrader. "He would take one cup before he shaved. It's not hard to make good coffee." DM SINE II MK AUDIT IHEIKIt 1st The gua store of Barney Cham bers, on Mala street between Sixth and Seventh, will be moved Novem ber 1st teto the sew D. A. Lamb hulldiag aereea Um street. The store room sow occupied by tfca fM atora will be rented for Swan- M'g Wa. 1 artf shop. "FOR JUIHTTiro room hoass on hill, putty S ajshed fncludluf ligliW and water, II pjaieath. Au- JrW. O.StmKhPrljrtfuCK-w "- X "It Is with no Uttle degree of pride that the Klamath Lyceum Bureau an Bounces Its list of attractions for 1111-11," said R. H. Duabar UU at teraooa. "The bureau has spared ao expense la securing, as It has reason to think, as good talent as will sppear on the roast this season. It would seem that the public gen erally should give Its hsarty support to this cause, and to this end the cit izens of Klamath Falls are solicited to aid la furthering this educational movement. While the Ave entertainments of last year were good; the Bine of this year promise to surpass In try re spect. "The first entertainment will bo by the Fisher Shlpp Concert company. and will consist of a great variety, aa you will see by the following copied from tbelr felder: 'la the Fisher Shlpp company the management has combined the two prime essentials of a popular lyceum organisation, high standard of Indi viduality and perfect concerted work In the ensemble features which jform a large part of thslr program. Tbelr program Is of great variety, ao two numbers on It being alike. A Urge part of their program Is ownsd by the company, and can be given by bo oth er organltatlOB. In addlUon to the vocal solos aad duets. Instrumental solos, duets, readings and the musical numbers la which the whole company appears, the program Includes several ketches which have been a great suc cess la the past sis years of the com pany 'a exJsteaee.'" UNTRUE WIVES ARE EXPOSED EXCITED MAN LAYS IN WAIT FOIt HIS OWN WIFE, AND THE HE CKKTM OF MANY OTHERS ARE THUS REVEALED WILMINOTON. Del.. Oct. 17 An excited man rushed up to a motion plcturo theater Monday night and In formed the young woman at the win dow that his wife was In the theater with another man, and that he was going to shoot them aa thsy came out. A crowd collected, and the young woman hurried back to notify the manager. The tatter, wishing to avoid bloodshed, mounted the stige and announced to the spectators thst a man waa waiting outside to kill bit wife and the man with her. He sug gested that the pair leave the the ater by the rear exit. Within tea mlnutee eleven pain bad hurried from the theater by the back, door. JUDGE WORDENTO GO TO MEETING IMPORTANT MATTERS PKI.r.UV. ING TO ROAD BUILDING U11.L HE TAKEN UP IN CINCINNATI IV DECEMHER An effort will probably be made to Induce Judge Worden to attend tho American Oood Koads congress and the American Road Ilultders Aso elation meeting to b held In Cincin nati, Ohio, December 3 to 6, Inclutlve The governor of Ohio has caused I to be Issued Invitations to all gov ernors to sppolnt delegates to the con- In the Name of the State of Oregen: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complstat of the above-named 'plaintiff la the above entitled court, bow ob tie with the clerk of said court, within six weeks Irom the date of the Brat publication ot this summons, and you are aoUled that It you fall to appear and answer rld complslnl aa hereby required, the plaintiff will apply for a decree of this court, as prayed tor la his that the auperlntendeat of water ill vltlon No, I of the Slate at Oriunn rill commence the taking of trill inuny a to Hie rights of all puttie claiming water from ssld atre-im, or Iti tributaries, for Irrigation, ruur mining or other beneficial ns, tin Monday, the lib day of December, 1913, at the hour if 10 o'ctoca . m , si llio court home In the CI of Klamath Kails, Klamath County. Illntn of Oregon, and will thevusltei continue the taking of testimony, ar.d e.-implalnt. vis. That a csrtaln mortgage given by'"" Thur.day. the lllh day of t)-c..tl. Marie. L. aifford and Welter S. Olf-'r. tU, lll commence the taking ford to this plaintiff on the Hit day f lllraony l "onania. Kmnirtli. of July, llll. to secure the payment (Oounly. Oregon; and will lh-rarfr of the sum of five hundred (1500) continue the taking of teetlmuu)' until dollars, together with tntsrett there- the "mo Is completed, on st the rste of 10 per cent per an- AnJ )ou are hereby ordered to tu num from July 27, 1911. be forecloe- rtr t'efor tin undersign! u').l. 'ctl; that all right, title and Interest litiOent of Water dltlelon No. I, nl of all of said defendants In and ts oi c ot the times and placet suovr Mid land be forecloeed, except the'i entloned, and submit proof of your vlwtil In MilMtm aa timM4 tiv law rlltil In lha aratara nf aal.l alr.am n greas and convenUon who are Inter- ,n ,ni, ,0 ,ho landl th,r,,n ,,crlb(1I M,r ,rbutary Ihertof, If any rlglil Vs.l-U IH ftii uifuns ItUyiUIUUIVUtSt i M..10 rtwrlal Hat M Thursday. r'rIJay tnl g.ttfl, only. Jiiit received a new ihlpaeu of fall itylee Mr.. Illancb Keat corner of Kecwnd and Main. ti.j, Potilical Announcement! J. W. IIAWXHUAftT, IXDM'KNDK.Vr CAMMUm: IOK HHKMIT OF KLAXATH CDUm (PnUHrat AdvrrtlitMeatl UU HISE MEAT il KIMS (ConUnued from Page 1) Gets Choke Steak CHICAOO, Oct. 17. An unknoau admirer haa sent Colonel-Itoosevelt a steak from a bull moose, recently shot The doctors permitted him to eat It. The Colonel grinned, and ordered the stsak cooked hunting style, .with salt pork, flapjacks, baking powder biscuits and coffee with condensed milk. and all road and streets official ami organisations which have for their purpose road construction are Invlte-l I to participate. ' The foremost road building and paving experts In the United Slates land Canada will be assembled at till congreis and convention for the pur pose ot dlacutilng the many prob lem connected with highway and street Improvement. It Is anticipated that this will be the largest meeting ot practcal road builders that has ever assembled In the United States. The program will cover practical questions relating to highway work. Including the design for complete highway systems for cities, counties and states; detail plans for construction, the selection of material and othsr points of tech nical Interest. ' The convention Is endorsed by Sam uel Hill, one of the most enthusiastic road builders or this state and a na tional authority on good roads. MILWAUKEE, Oct. 17. Scbrauk spent this morning writing. He tore up the sheets, however, aad refuted to dlvalge what he bad written. CHICAOO. Oct. 17. At 1 o'clock the following bulletin waa Issued "Colonel Roosevelt's pulse, temixrr ature and respiration are normal. The blood count haa also dropped to nor mal. His brsatblng Is essler. Signed Doctors Murphy, Doran and lerrtl." 9 REAL BSTATB TRANSFKHS e The Ladlss' Oulld of the Eptsoopsl church will meet Friday at 1:10 p. m at Madsea'a Music Store. n-ic The following really transfers, contracts, deeds, mortgages, etc., re ojaUy Sled wltb the county clerk, are furnished by tb City and County Abstract certpsny: Anna May Pools to Ida Bunnell. warranty deed, 10, lot 6, block 7, Original town. W, E. Jenkins' to W. F. Shanks, warranty deed, 110, NWK NKK. Sec. 17-19-10. Anna K. Lammers to Peter J. Lam- mere, warranty dsed, f 10, WH NW Sec. 11-11-16. Chas. E. Wordsn to Frank E. Churchill, warranty deed, 1 10, lots 9 and 10, block 13, Second addition. Leon Amadoa to Oeo. E. Qulggle, warranty deed, 110, 8WKNWK, Sec. 11-19-10. H. N. Woods to Big Basin Lumber company, warranty deed, 110, lot I, block 16. Hot Springs and west 44 feet of lots 6 and 9, block 19, Hillside addition. Chas. E.' Worden to Bill Kenrels and Joha Frankras, deed, f 160, lot 1, block II, Second addition. Jobs H. Warner to A. W. Richard- son, warranty deed, lot I, block 41, HE SLEEPS III SHEET, mmm mm UNACCUSTOMED TO ALCOHOLIC STIMULANTS, CAMP TENDr'N FALLS FROM GRACE, IIUT HIK MONEY IS NOT LOST All of loU 1. I. 3. 19 aad 10 ot Hereto I claimed by you, and you block II, and loU . 7, I, I and I0., hereby further notified that If you of block II. all la Hecond Addition ' appear and submit proof ol to the City of Klamath FatU. Oregon.!)0""" ' " " "aleis of sslii according to the duly recorded plat tieam, or tributary thereof, default thereof on file In the office of thei'-'" ' entered agilnal you. and ou county clerk, Klamath County. Ore-''" " larred and cilopp! from sub gon. being a part of the 8WU of the) ll"-nHy aertlng any rlghl In lli NKVi of Section II. Township li.'wslrrs aforesaid, and will bu held sndl south of llanie 9, seat ot the Wll-i"1"! ' nave forfeited all right to. tatuelto Meridian, in Klamath Coun- "" " "r water therelofoe! ty. Oregen: that said lands be sold In rlalinrd by you, J ine manner provided by law and the 11 outer of the Hoard of Coutrul proceeds of ssld sale be applied as of tho Htate of Oregon. follows; tlitri! Hsotamhar B. ISIS, ol ri.l.ni Oreion JOHN II I.KWIH fltata Engineer JAMK8T. CIMNNOCK. Huperlntcndenl Water Division No. I. agriculture for school. (1KO. T. COCIIIIAN, I Frequent school visitation. !4erlntemtenl Water Dlvltlon No. I Helpful supervjilon. 10-17-10-14 r I Strict sttentlon to builneMCfcA- E l ! . 4 In spite of reports to the contrary, the Klamath Falls police are capable ot resisting opportunities to enrich themselves In ways considered not ex actly according to Hoyle or Illack stone. Tbls waa demonstrated last night when D. A, Wire, a camp tender for Dare Edler, was arrested. Wire bad come to the city with a band of sheep, and after performing his duties, he proceeded to view tho white lights. Not being sccustomed to alcoholic stimulants. It wai not long before he waa out of commission Selecting a soft plsce In a cross street, he went to sleep. Officer Qreenvool found him and took blm to the city Jail, where a search disclosed tliv fact that Wire bad In his possession 130.96. und sale of said premises. Second To the payment of sucb .urn ss the court may adjudge res. tusble ss attorney's feea to be allow ed therein. Third To the payment to plalatlff ot the sum of live huadred (f 600.00) dollar, with Intsreet thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 17th day of July, 1111. aaUl pUd. i This summons Is served upoa yaa ii) order of the Honorable Henry L. I'rnaon, Judge ot the circuit court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, made on the 16th day of September, A.D. 1911, by publication thereof In the Klamath Iletiubllcan. n weekly newspaper published In Kl-imath County, Oregon, for six con- ccutlvo -arssks, the dste of the first publication bslng on the ICtb dsy of f-cptember, A. D. 1911. JOHN IRWIN, l-lt-U-7r Atorney for PlalaUff. For Hupc'lulctnUnt. FIIKD r-BTKillon Reuubllcan Nomine. H)leinatla.lnduitiUl training ul HOTI5I, F. I Twrpla A. W. Tarsda 17 l1Vi:i.L NTKKT, I'lHiiii. Willi iHlralr lialfiXl I.UriiH-JM plall. U 1 F I W (Itctafolivtl tVutielr I'slkUes! MARRMt.SAN FHAMIMIO .Mper day it'll wllhosl llh, l I, oil. (.Iiiinr. IN aar Notice of ProceedlajEs to Dctertiiiui. . Water IllgliU llefpre the Hoard of Control of tho' State of Oregon, Water Division I No, 1, Klamath County, I In the Matter of the Determination of the Helnllve Itlghu to the Wn-i ters of Lost Itlvsr, a tributary of1 Tula Uke, and Its Trlbutsrle-i, Including Uechdoldt dutch. To All Persons, Firms aad Corpora tion, claiming a right to the use of tho waters of the above named stream or nny tributary thereof, or owning ur being In poueislon of tsnds bordsrlng THE STOVE SEASON IS HERE We ar rearwl far M wWi a largeaail snore a lima ever before, aad we aiw able to tokt rare ot your need la m stnvi line. . ' . Tills year we have Um Oolrliratol Tulrtlo Steel llsat. G-"! HnnKo H(m I t:(Khs, AlrttflM ShcrS'HIrel Hcatem, Cast lleatersSM Hie renowned "Columbia" Utaof Stoves. HSce) Heaters, Csal era anil Perfection OM StovseTare among our leaders. So matter how hanl yjimrr to please, we ran satisfy Ihe mm critical that 'war good isi Bftrra are right. ?'VD' , " "f vlng acce.s to ssld strsam or In police court thla morning Wire. any of Its tributaries, In the county of nisininmntn. mate or Oreenn. ami t aii Whom It May Cencern: In the Name of the State of Ore Ore eon: You and each of you ar h.r.. paid a fine of 6 and waa given money. lit the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County. (Is Equity; Mortgsge Foreclosure) O. Stevenson, Plaintiff, n. Marl L. Oltord aad Wattor S. an- ford, DefsadsBts. To Marl L, Olfford and Walter S. Olfford, the Above-Named De-feadaaU. by notified that ths state engineer of the State of Oregon will begin an In vestigation of the flow of that certain stream known as Lost River, and Itu various tributaries, situated In Ki... nth County, State of Oregon, and of tho various ditches dlvsrttag water therefrom, on Saturday, the 7th dav of Uocember, 1911. And you are hereby further notlllud WILL I AM C. HUB1JJ "A FRIEND , IN NEEW I, g'lrlsnd indeed." You WJ jfi your power to " friend. Cr.stc him o.fijU M f saving something now wWUT" are earning. Oim " wllh this bank loday na It as oftsn as you csn. vm when worries and t'"T comu they won't he of lbil- blttor klndlfM' ""' First Trust and Savings Bank Kilsyth rallf, Ore .on' "7T-