The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1913, Image 3

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you want any klad of HELP.
Reglsttr Bl lb COMSTOCKIf
you wat empleymeat.
VlOi;,V furiilahutl rooms m (ho Oi
Kiin lloiiin, Hlxth mil) Klamath
FOIl IlKNT 360 acroiTof "rnii'dow
and pusturo Innil to rout Bt II Der
acre, at tliu Morton ranch, known m
Ilia Maud Farm, uhas. Morton, Mil
dobraml, Ore. g.ot
E 0 A I NOTICES
I.OhT AMI FOUND
KLAMATH NOVELTY WOKKH
Dili mb4 KUbbbMi ars.
liltckimlttilBg aad geaeral re
pair work dosa
Automobiles b Specialty
II, roit.WHAMHO, Proprietor.
KHKIIIJiON DACHTKLRKRG
Srw and Hroadhaal floods
llldn, Wool, Pelts, Rubber and
Metals
3UT .Main hi. Tel. Ill I J
I-oU
Whlto bull terrlor, wart on ona nr.
vidght about 33 pounds; answer to
iiiiik- of "llrltt." Phono 49, or call
1 'i Conger nvenuo and receive reward.
Utf CIIAH. H, HI'INNINO.
I.OHT2 spools of barbed wlro on
roml bolwecn Clondcnnlns' barn
'and the (liii. JtownrJ. Notify Drown
Michael, dairy, or II. It,
HITUATIO.VH WANTED
WANTbD Experienced stenogra
pher desires position; law ofllca
preferred; baa had several years' ei
pcrlcnco In law offlces; will Uka dlo-
tatlon either In abortband or on type
writer, as desired; good penman; no
bookkeeping. Mra. K. 8. MuUe. CIS
jTowniend Flats, corner Sixth and
Pine, apartment 10, upitalra. l'boue
243J 10-lf
The Herald, delivered at your
tore, oHee or bona, CO cata
a month.
KB CREAK
Our Poantala doea aot close,
winter or summer. A dish et
Ire craaaa will taata aa good
how a Ib hot weather.
SHXTTAL
An extra Abb bltter-swset
Cliocolate at 76e the pouad.
tlttt Main Mt.
Makers of Psro Candy
FOR MALE
VU UN ITU UK FOR SALE Kitchen
range, healer, dlnlnij and library
table, oil heater, kitchen cabinet,
bode, droner, rugs, book shelves,
kitchen utensils, etc '). W. Dents ton,
I'ncltlc Terraca and Karl street. 7-tf
I'Ult HAI.K Remington aypewrlter,
120. Address I'. O. boi 138. 7-tf
FOIl BALK OH TIIADE One auto
mobile, oue brand new Hamilton
piano, one DeLaval Cream aeparator,
one good Ilayo Incubator,' two good
refrigerator!, counter icalee and abow
canes. Knqulro at Sunset Qrocery.
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PRIZES
FOR
I FISHERMEN
You ar everleeklBg bat If
you doa't tr for oae ef tkt
prltea belag offered for U
three largaat trout caught la
Klamath couaty with aa 8-oa.
rod or leea.
First Prist, SIS red.
Bmal Prise, ft reel.
Third Prise, M Maw
THE GUN STORE
J. . CKAMKKRfl, Proa.
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"port that ihtr la awa la tswa.
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Block Wood
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4 ft'n 16 in. and ia in.
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fhonal ' Cor. wMl Atota
PC. Carlfpn
FOIl BALK One thousand eharee ot
Automatic Call stock at 2 Be, aub-
Joct to prior sate. 1. O. Dos 11, Fort
Klamath, Ore. l-12t
FOR BALK 23"foot gaaolia tauach
In good condition; equipped with
Fnlrbanbs-Mor 7-h.-p. marine aa
glue, new. Enquire room 111, I. O.
O. r. building. 10-lt .
FOIl BALI-Cbolca poUtoea for
seed, Oglo'a Oolden Klaraatb, the
new variety: 3Sc per sack at farm.
Frank Ira Whlto. 10-Jt-iw
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MAY Several tons of good mixed al
falfa and grata bay for sale in barn.
at 1 13 per ton cash; alio amall stack
grata bay cheap. Frank Ira White.
10-lt
"f VPkEWRrfERS
Nor MarhbuM $3.00 low awl
!t.oe ai Mcwtii
Klnmntli, Palm Mulc Hoiuh.
GENERAL NOTICES
Notic
Having sold out my business to Van
It I per Drothers, all bllla are bow pay
able to mo at the aame location.
THE MONARCH OROCBRT,
10-1 It A. O. LEWIS, Prop
To
Lease
For the payment of taxes I
will lease to responsible party
or partlea for the term ef ava
ycara my 320 acres ot land alt
uatod nine miles from fcClamath
Palls, Oregon. Government
ditch upon place. For further
particulars tee
H.P. GALARNEAUX
HsMwIat atardwiar Oe.
RATOgTOIaCll
I Harredi Pimoath Recks, I
I l,eerlt
I Single Comb White Leghorm, I
I l,MasrlS I
" ' BUUER h, FRENCH
Notice of Hherlrf's Bale
lly vlrtuo of a certain execution
duly Imuod by the clork of the circuit
court of tlio county of Klamath, State
or uri'Kon, diitoil tlio 1st day of May,
ivu, in a certain action becun In the
Juitlco court for tlio District of Mnk.
vlllo, Klamath county, Oregon, where
in (Hen Mclean and U. A, Howie as
plnlntltTs on April 12th. 1013. racov.
orod judgment agalniit J. 1. Battarlaa
in ilflfomlont for tlio sum of flCO and
coots and disbursements, taxed at
I2C4C, on which Judgment there re
mains uiisHtliflcd the sum of I2C.4C:
and ii tramcrlpt ot tlio said Judgment
ImvInK been duly docketed In. the cir
cuit court of the county of Klamath
on April 18th, 1013, as by law pro
vided. Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 4 th day of June, 1913, at tho
court house In Klamath Falls. In said
county, nt 2 p. m. aell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described property, to-wit:
hot 3. In block 70. Klamatb Ad
dition to the City of Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
Taken and levied upon as the proper
ty of the aald J. I. Satterlee, or ao
much thereof as may be nocouary to
satisfy the said Judgment In favor of
1.. A. Ilowlo and Olcn McLean against
said J. I. Batterleo. with interest
theron, together with all costa sad
disbursements that have accrued or
may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
May Etb, 1913.
C. C. LOW, BberlS.
Ily OKO. A. 11AYDON, Deputy.
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.Notice of BtierUTs HaJs
II) virtue ot an execution la fore
closure duly Usued by the clerk of
tlio circuit court ot the county of
Klumnth, stats'of Oregon, dated the
fill day of April. 1913, la a certain
action In the circuit court for aald
county and atate, wherein Joseph T.
t'ctrrs, as plalntIB-, recovered Judg.
mn. igalnst Lena Hardy, Ira Hardy,
Jine Dee Hardy and John Dee Hardy,
heirs at law of J. Frank Hardy, de
ceased; also the uakaowa heirs of J.
Frank Hardy, deceased; also all per
sona or partlea claiming say right.
title, Ilea or Interest la the real es
tate described la the compleiat here
in, for the aum of twelve kaadred
11200.00) dollars and costs sad dis
bursements, on the 9th day of April,
1913.
Notice U hereby given that I will.
on the 28lh day ot May, 1911, at the
front door of the court bouse la
Klamath Fall, ta said couaty, at 10
o'clock In the foreaooa of aald day,
sell at public auctloa to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed property, to-wlt:
SH of 8KU of 8ectloa SO; NK
of NEVt of Section 31, Twp. II B.,
R. 9 K.. W. M.
Taken and levied upon as ths prop
erty of tho said defendants, or aa
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said Judgment la favor of
Joseph T. Petors against aald defend
ants, -with Interest thereon, together.
with all costs and disbursements that
have or may accrue.
Dated April 9, 1911.
O. O. LOW, Sheriff.
Dy OEO.. A. Haydoa, Deputy.
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In the Circuit Court ot the State ef
Oregon, for the Couaty ef Klamath.
Hugh E. Dudley, Plalntff;
va.
Nancy Ann Dudley, Defendant
In the name of the State ot Oregea,
you are hereby required to appear sad
anawer the complaint iled agaiast
you in the above entitled slt, oa or
before Thursday, the 12th day ef
June, A. D. 1911, that belag ths day
of the. last publlcatloa ot thai earn-
mons. and the laat day wltata wbkb
you are required to answer, as lied
by the order of publlcatloa of this
summons. If you fall to appear aad
anawer the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded la said
complaint. Said suit U brought te
secure a dissolution of the boads et
matrimony existing between yourself
and the nlalntlft herein.
Thla aummona la published la us
Klamath ReDUbltcan, a weekly saws-
paper, printed, published sad circu
lated weekly at Klamath rails,
Klamath County, State of Oregoa. by
order of tho Honorable Meary u.
Besses, Judge ot the Circuit Court,
sad dated the 30th day of April, A.D.
1911. The Irat publlcatloa of thai
summons Is made' oa te lit day at
Mar. A. D. 1911. aad the last publl
catloa thereet wtU he. made upoa
Thursday, the llth day ot June, A. D.
1913.
HORACE M. MANNING,
6-1-6-11 r Atteraer far ths Plaktttt
When the horse ear was drives out
of almost every other Americsa city
by tlio trolleys, la moat cases many
ears ago, It took Its last stand In New
York, and It has lived on. East
Ilroadway, oas of the moat thickly
populated streets la the world, has
never had aay other transportation
than horse cars..
Two New Yorkers were hurrying
along the streets while tbey boasted
about tho enormess skyscrapers.
"Pa," aald a yeaagatcr within their
hearing, "what Is that?"
Tho boy and his father had Just ar
rived from s amall town la Illinois.
"Why, that la a horse car," aald ths
lather to the youngster.
The New Yorkors overheard and
stopped boasting. The boy had lived
tit be 12 yeara old without ever hav
ing aeen a horse car. Tbey were abol
ished In his part of the United fMates
before ho was bora. Now, however,
tbe legislature has passed aa act
vblch requires tbe street railway eosa-
rany In control of the local Haas to
take off the horse, sad sabeUtats trol
le cars. When this la accomplished
thero will be few horse cars left la
the United States.
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ATTORNEY FINOS
FLAW IN RECALL
OREOOX CITY LAWYER BRINGS
OUT HALIKNT FACT IN COX
NKCTION WfTM COffHWlUllON
AL AMENDMENT '.
OREGON CITY, Or., May 13-At-toraey
J. K. Hodges of Oregea City
baa discovered what he declares la a
flaw la tbe recull amendment to the
atate constitution.
Tbe amendment reads: "There
may be required IS per cent, bat ao
more, of the number of electors to
file their petition demanding a recall
by the people."
Attorney Hedges says:
"There la la tbe. foregoing phrase
nothing but a provision that 'there
may be required.' Necessarily the
requirement must be by law either
that of the legislative assembly or
that of tbe people. No auch leglsla
tlon baa -been bad.
"There Is another provision that
mnkca legislation necessary. This
saya: 'Such additional legislation as
may aid the operation of this section
must be provided by tbe legislative
assembly.' There has bees ao saeh
legislation."
Vii:io Kohlcmataea, tho cecond
brother ot tbe fatness family ot Fin
nish distance runners, only recently
attested his right to he called the
greatest professional dietaaccr la ths
world by beating a field et atae of the
fastest runners In Aamle ta tht ID
mile championship rase ot the Monu
meat clubment club, held la New York
York oa May .
Kohlemaluen, like his brother Han
nee, who won tho principal honors at
tbe Olympic games at Stockholm laat
ummer, la a ruaalag machine,
though by long odds aot as, prstty a
runner aa the younnger Keblerealaen,
Willlo goea Into every race facing the
IToapect ot losing a whole spoageful
ot blood. His early exertion In run
nlug r distance always start his nous
bleeding, and often the blood drlpa aa
loag aa he continues to run. la his
recent championship performance la
New York? Kohlemalaeh's aose bled
from the time be psssed two miles a
til he had run eight
Hotel Artivals
H. H. Edmunda, Algoma; J. A.
Adams and wife, Sscto; J. A. Meyers,
Hooker; J. H. Keown.-Red Bluff; J.
Walter Call. Medford; H. A. Melas; 8.
F, Lee Relnharden; San Francisco; Y.
E. Johnson, Ashland.
WhUereUoaa
O. M. Williams, Sea Francisco; R.
V. Squires, Chicago; Mra. Chas. M.
Qeorgo, KUmath Falls; 8. B. Rath-
ton. Utlca, N. Y.; Bud Wilson. 8sa
Francisco; Frank. Fergus. Sacrsmea
to; A. V. Lipp, Msryavllle; W. A.
Robblns. PortUnd; W. J. Freeawus
Red Bluff; Meyer Abraham, .Port
land; P. M. Levi. Saa Francisco; I.
Mendelson, Saa Francisco; J. M.
Frotblngham, MacDool; J. M. Camp
bell, Dunamulr. '
EXPLOSIVES TO
BE RULED OUT
COMPLAINT AGAINST DYNAMITE
CACHE IN CITY WILL llKMULT
IN ORDINANCE CONOERVI.VO
EXPLOSIVE
One of the nest ordinances to be
ecnsldered by tho city council will be
cno limiting the amount of dynamite,
gunpowder, gasoline sad other ex
plosive that can be kept la the city
limits by any firm or Individual, sad
compelling the storing ot tsrger sup
plies out ot tho city limits.
Thla matter came up through a
complaint against the Baldwin Hard
ware company's powder storehouse oa
West Mala street. The complainant
stated that, la addition to tbe danger
to life; the. las a ranee comDsar
threatened to cancel hto policy.
City Attorney Rutenlc was lastr jcU
ed to draw up an ordlaaaeo covering
not only dynamite, but other forms of
explosives, ,lBCl'dlac gasoline.
MEOFORD SEEKS
LAKE. TRslFEHs
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Medford, May II. Per ths srpss
of forcing. the Sosthera PaeMIs esav
pany to open the Medfsrd gstewsir to
Crater lake by selling eacursiea ties;-
ots to this point sa well as to KJaawta
Falls, A. L. Parkhurst of ths Craeee1
Lake company, Is In Madford'sa als
way to San Francisco, where he wm
call upon the officials of'ths raitrsad
ompsny. "' '" '
For some time the railroad 'Sees
pany has sold sscurstoa Uehsts to''
Klamath PsUs te toorwto deslrkac to
visit Crater lake. Mr. Parkkarst Be
lieves that like tteksts sassM be sold
to Medford, SsdwlUso eadearof to
ursuade tho Sosthera Psetfle. '
Mr; Parkkuni states that ls,ss
pecu s heavy traffic ta ta
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of the May basket sapper, to ho hoM A
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rom Friday to asturdey svisasg, May
17. This as oa aeeoaat of tho htsa
Mheol atuseatswishiac tsTaHaai tho . 1
high school pleats,
date, aad everybody
ooe
The Rev. W. Karl, feraaerty of -
Weed, preached his first serssoa Saa-
day as paster of ths leeal shatoa. . . . ,
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The Right. Honorable Lord Wear-,
dnle la at the head, ot the delegation
cut by, .the British empire to tho Unit
ed State to arrange for the celebra
tion of. 100 years of peace betweea
Crest Britain sad the United. States,
it vrlll "be the centenary ot the treaty
of Ghent, signed la 1814. Other mem
bers of the British delegation include
onu from Australia aad other parte
of tho British empire. ti
'The city oL Ghent itself Is repre
sented by aa sldermaa, C. Do Brayae,
and the keeper of archives., Alphoass
Van Werverke.
Upper Lake Point!
Geo tealde let as Nieale
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Fiae view lot oa tho
tense.
Mass street
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Tbe new 37-foot teaaea
bow ruaalag to all
Upper Lake, earrylag both freight aad
passengers. Launch leaves Wlaema
landing at a. aa. ,.
J. H. HAMILTON. Pheae 18 W.
To boost KUatath eesaty
Tho Herald to year akstoca
frleads.
It It's sews, The Herald has.prlat
ed It
What's the MaUer
With ttie OM Watch? w 4
It's not gettlag aay youager, yoa
know, aad oaee la a while It aoods
a rest sad dverhaullac. ' Railroad
watches are clesaed aad overhauled
once a year to Insure-scesrate time
keeping. Why aot brbtg years la aad
Idt u glvs it tho attoatlea that la
aseeassry tor good tins keeping.
FRANK M.UPP
Wstchaaske,, Jeweler sad Bevgraver
8. P. Watch laspsctor
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