' 'A'
it ii
TO START WORK
AT CEMENT PLANT
GOLD HILL WILL BK TMK CK.NTKH
OK ACTIVITY TWB SCMMMR
OOXSTKUCTIOX TO COMMENCE
JUNB 1
WHI
GOLD HILL., Mar 34. Owlag to
unavoidable delay la the receipt ot
plans for Uie 1000,000 cement plant
to be erected by the Heater Portland
Cement company, Boar
TE HATS ARE
SEEN EVERYWHERE
KLAMATH DaXM0ATtON WAS
CKKTAINLY IMBTIN'GVISMKO AT
MKDPORD CONVENTION' lMO
TOUKAl'HH HKMK
HeMd of Steel Trust
Under Severe Qrill
That the white haU worn by the
Klamath FatU I. O. O. F. and Re-.
bekahs to the Medford convention!
'were among the most distinctive.
Oold Hill itlllnB 'l tno convention u attested
bv llintnrnh of couvnnllnn acnnaa
President J. C. nurchof IVmland will 1 brousht hcro niumlng delcgatce.
not arrive In this city to officially , cry g.u,,,,,,,, u,0 Klamath
o(ea work upon tho big project unUl FftUs m CMlly dUew,d by
the fore part ot the week. 'tnt(r whU ,B th. bbJ proccf.
iv laai ue .mmtBV uu -u ,, ln Uebekh drH tMH, drtued
other official, of the company will,,,, hlta unlformi, mA tBe ,. Q. O.
be here to complete the arrangement . K twn from hfr, d,,,,,,
of details eesentlal to the uadertak- UlcmielVM( tsd wc, w,thout doubt.
ing. xuey win oe accorapauica oy
Engineer Dan Survle, representing ;rord
the Leigh Hunt Engineering company, i
which has the contract for erecting
the plant. Mr. Gertie, It Is under-1
stood, will ho la charge locally, and
will Immediately hurry to completion
the preliminary engineering work
upon the 11-ncre site west ot this
eKy.
Plana for the huge plant are re
torted as practically completed, and
It la the desire of these In charge to
hare everything la shape to com
mence the actual work ot coastructle
by June 1.
the bctt appearing delegation at Med-
ford.
MEMORIAL TALK
AT 6RACE CHURCH
II GET VON
THffWM HELP
DMTIUCT ATTORNEY- WILL USE
WOOLEN MILL EMPLOYES TO
CONVICT riUMIDKNT OF TEX.
TILE TRUST
BOSTON, May 14 District Attor
ney PeUeUer eapecta Monday to eon
neet William Wood directly with the
Fmntiag et dynamite at Lawroaec last
year, Uwoaga fcla ewa employee. Two
etinsgesahsrs are ta be uuoetieaed
rsgerllag eoafcreaeoa wkh the head
et taa Ajaertoaa Woolen company.
It nan bean learned that peraeaa ae
soelated with Wood and AUeaax have
keen assUtlag the preeeeutlea by It
lag laaldo Informailoa.
GRAND ARMV OF TME RMPVBLIO
AND WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS
WILL ATTEND SPECIAL 8ERV.
ICE TOMORROW
The annual O. A. R.-W. R. C me
morial services will be held tomorrow
morning at Grace M. E. church. A
special Memorial Day sermon has
been prepared by Rev. George H.
Feese, the pastor. ,
The services will commence at II
o'clock. Members of Sprague post.
Grand Army ot the Republic, and
Sprague chapter. Women's Relief
corps, will assemble at the court
house at 10:10 and march In a body
to the church.
Visiting veterans are Invited
participate.
to
The HcraM. ltty
CUT FROPUTT
MseVem seaeosa I
S4.SM;
EIPNH tf JAM
SSNJ RECOVER
JAPANESE RULER WILL RE
ABOUT HIS DUTIES IN A FORT
NIGHT, SAT FnTYMCIANS SUB
JECTS REJOICE
Modem fsar rsaaa ha aoar Ceav
tral aaheol, BI.8M; eaaw term.
Laraje lot Crssssat atanno, ad
Good awtlde lei la Nichols addltlesi,
flood! corner te lwl Mat Biilanw
IfMBML 1
CMILCOTtJ
Vaaaar
TOKIO, May 14. The mikado's
pneumonia Is by no means serious.
He will be fully recovered In n fort
night, according to tho bulletins Is
sued today by the physicians.
The announcement was received
with Joy by the thousands ot Japaaeee
who have surrounded Aouyama pal
ace since the emperor was stricken
The multitude is now praying far a
speedy recovery.
Theodore Frollk la heme from Med'
ford, where he attended the I. O. O,
P. grand lodge sssslon earlier la Che
weak.
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$
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WATER
Absolutely PURE
Natwes'Owi Laxitlye
Delivered to your
home
1 Oc gallon
WHITE PELICAN
MINERAL SPRINGS
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James A. Farrell, president ot the
United Slates Steel corporation, per-
hap the greatest business concern on
earth, will have the hardest work of
his life for the next few days, and
that despite the fact that he began as
a laborer at ices man sz a aay ana
worked his way to the top. Ho Is
the chief witness for the defense In
the action of the federal government
against the trust, and Is to tell his
story before the examiner appointed
by the United flutes court In Trenton,
N. J., to bear the evidence.
Ho has already told some ot his
story. Starling work as n poor boy
In Connecticut, he made his way to
I'ltUburg, got Into the steel mills, and
went up, till now, less than 0C years
of sec, he draws an enormoua salary.
One of the most Interesting features
of his direct testimony was the state
ment that, under his management of
the foreign sale department of the
corporation, and later as preeldeat,
the foreign business grew from some
130,000,000 to more than $90,000,-
000 annually.
Later he must submit to croes-ei-
cmlnatlon by Qeaeral Dickinson, for
mer rscretary of war, and now chief
counsel for tho government la the
suit Since his training baa beea aa
a worker, aad net aa a talker, the
cross-examination will wear him mora
than anything else ha has done In his
difficult career.
TEACHER LEAVES
SIIPUPILS MOURN
HCHOOI. KIIM NOT ALONE XVITH
THE GLOOMS, AS sWMWMU'H
HAH WON FIUKNDHHIPH GA
LOHK 1IKKK
Miss Adelaide Andersou, who lis
kbeen teaching hem for the past nr,
lemcs this afternoon with Iter momer
for Michigan, tliclr former homo,
whrro thoy will renlilo.
As a result, drop, soddeu gloom
Iiuum our her former pupils. They
rcfuae to bo comforted, and say that
tluiro will be no other teacher like
her.
Not aloao do tho chool kids weep;
the sorrow extend to the youux poo-
plo ot the towu. During the year she
has lived here, Mlit Anderson has be
come very popular locally, and the
departure Is tho notation for genuine
regret.
Blna" will be m'wd greatly from
ttoclal events to come.
POPE IS TO RESUME
his mm ROUTINE
IIHAD OF ROMAN CATHOMO
1 IIUKCH, WHO RECENTLY
NEARLY l'ASSKU IIKYON'D, HAS
FULLY RECOVKHKU
ROME, May 3t 1'ope Plus X,
head of the Catholic church, who
hovered between life and death for
several weeks, has fully recovered
from the Illness. Tomorrow he re
sumes his official routine.
Today be received a number ot vis
itors, later, be appeared at a bal
cony of the Vatican and pronounced
his benediction over 4,000 pilgrims.
POLICE TO BE
UP ON MONDAY
DATES FOR TRYING FIVE BAN
FRANCISCO OFFICRta TO
BET BOON BY TME PRHSfMNG
JUDGB
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 14. Judge
Dunne today continued the cases of
Policemen Sullivan, Drolette, Josephs
aad McHugh to Monday. On that
day they will be arraigned oa a
charge of grand larceny, aad the date
of their trials set.
The pollcv are charged with taking
12,100 from John Mlnnlnl.
Tho arraignment ot Detective
Frank Esola oa a second charge la
also continued until Monday.
Esola, la this count, u accused of
complicity la the swindle of 11,000
from Giovanni Vixens!.
WEBB BILL IS
NOT POPULAR
CONTENDING THAT IT IS NOT
STRONG ENOUGH, LABOR OOUN
CIL WILL SUPPORT EXCLUSION
LKAGUB MEASURE
INDIAN TIMBER
BUY APPROVED
H'KCIAL CONTHAOr l"OH TWNN.
TV.THItKK MILLION FEET WILL
UK HHIXEII HV PINK THEE LUM
lti:it ItiMPANY
The ludlun bureau has approved ot
il,e bid of Hie 1'luo Tree Lumoer
'. ... ,1.. ..-..I nt iion no u
ilUIill'nnj iw ! ----"
fret of ludlan llmir ottereo tor saie
n fhort tlmo o, according lo Indian
AkviiL IliUon Wntou, who u visunn i
Klamath Kails today.
A nre ul contract will be signvu vr
it,., ruiiitiatiy within a few days. The
timber Is In the vicinity ot gillouulu,
not far from the raiiroaa.
Is It la the Herald It's right, then It
What's the Matter!
With the OM Wtcti? ' 11
It's not letting any youagsr, you1 ZX
know, and once In a while It needs j
a rest and overnauung. iutiuui
watches are cleaaed and overhauled
once a year to Insure accurate time
kr.iitna. Why not brlag yours la aad
Ul w. ghe It the attention that Is
. .-.mm t.tm aefwvrl HkUen at aaal M I Bt a? .
BVV7Ma U w wwr.i.pf
V H A N K M. U P P
Walrhtuake,. Jeweler aad Engraver.!
H. P. Watch Iswrectar
WllUUa BaUiliaa
All grocers using pure artificial Ice
for keeping butter and milk have oa
display tee Factory cards. 24-41
Today'a news today la The Herald.
II St. George lllsbop Is here from
The Cedars," hU Upper Lake domi
cile, attending to business matters.
ttim wis us mmm
(Continued from Page 1)
with me. but the satisfaction of hav
ing ta band In the building of your
magnificent courthouse wss an occa
sion of Joy. In laying down the re
sponsibility of my appointment at
your hands, 1 do It with a measure ot
regret recognizing, as I do, the pro
gressive nature of your administration"
Milk and butter becomes contami
nated In 10 minutes If stored oa Im
pure Ice. 34-41
JL.
To boost Klamath oouaty aead
The Herald to year Bastera
frleads.
uik
. lMMMiMiMMMMMMMMaMMMMMMaMMaea
SAN FRANCISCO, May It. The
Building Trades council today passsd
resolutions strongly favorlag the plan
of (ha Aalatie Kxcluslea league to put
on the ballot by initiative aetltioa a
measure to supersede the Webb aatl
alien bill. "
The measure proposed by the Be-
elusion league would absolutely bar
alt aliens frees 'holdl t oecupylag
Uad. ' ' " "
Oeorge Huaianrey rataraad yeatar-
day from a busfcness trip to Labafiaw.
Notice of SfceriTa Bala
By virtue of a aartala executioa
duly Issued by the dark of tba circuit
court of the county of Klamath, State
of Oregoa, dated the let day of May,
1011, la a certain actioa begun In the
justice court for tho District of Llak
vllle, Klamath county, Oregon, where
In Glen McLean aad L. A. Howie as
plaintiffs oa April 11th, lilt, recov
ered Judgment agalaet J. P. Satterlee
aa defeadaat for tba sum of tlta aad
costs aad dkburaameata, taxed at
116.16, oa which Judgmeat there re
mains unsatisfied tba sum of 116.41;
aad a transcript of the aald Judgment
having been duly docketed la the air-
cult court of the oouaty of Klamath
oa April llta, 1911, as by law pro
vided.
Notice la hereby glvaa that I will
oa tho 4tb day of June, 1911, at the
court house la Klamath Falls, la said
county, at 1 p. at. aell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash,
tho following described property, to
wit; Lot 1, la bio 71, Klamath Ad
dition to the City ef Klamath Palls,
Oregon.
Taken, and levied upoa aa the proper
ty of tba aald 3. P. Satterlee, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy tba aald Judgment la favor of
L. A. Howie and Olea McLean against
said J, p. Satterlee, with interact
tberon, together with all costs aad
dlshursemeaU that have accrued or
may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Palis, Oregoa,
May 6th, 1911.
C, 0. LOW, iaerjf,
ay umv,
'1
Yatir cream separator BBJBk2aVBBBv14 '
' I will operate VsMinWsfslBu
I ofliclenoy If it (a QH llaaeaOUlannai
I lubticatad with vfiNBnuueNsnnueH
I BtaeanHnTTMBanaal l
Standard Hand aMfflBi
I Separator Oil flBav II
I Specially preiMml for cream V:l '
H separators. Sold by dealcra l : B anal
H everywhere and the IL H ,
Bm I i IBarswanal
aaaaeansmarars i iiii 'V '"Kanneiannal
I .MAKYSVII.I.I s . Svft
BneanaeaatJsfsanea"
aaaaaaaaweeeaaeaaaeeaeaaattt..ti"i
1 e hHh!
Best Ranch
Notice) ef ahsHaTa Sale
Ily virtue of aa eiecullon la fere
closure duly Issued by the clerk ef
the circuit court of tho county ot
Klamath, state of Oregoa, dated tho
pili day of April, ltll, In a certala
action In the circuit court for aald
county and state, wherela Joseph T.
Peters, aa plalntlw. recovered Judg
in!i. against Iaa Hardy, Ira Hardy,
J ne Dee Hardy and John Dee Hardy,
heirs at law ot J, Freak Hardy, de
ceased: also the uakaowa heirs of J.
frank Hardy, deceased; also all per
sons or parties claiming any right.
title, lien or Intsrest In the real es
tate described In the complaint here
in, for the sum ot twelve hundred
11300.00) doHsrs nad coeU aad die-
bursemeats, oa the lh day ef April,
1911.
Notice la hereby given that I will,
on the 31th day of May, 1911, at the
front door of the court bouse la
Klamath Falls, la said ceaaty, at 10
o'clock In the foreaoea ef aald day.
sell at public auction le the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed property, te-wlt:
8H of HKK of Seclloa 10; NH
of NKX of Section 31, Twp. 31 .,
It. E., W. M.
Taken aad levied upoa aa tho prop
erty of the said defendants, or aa
much thereof as msy be necessary to
satisfy said Judgmtnt In favor .of
Joseph T. Peters agalaat aald defend
ants, with Intereet thereon, together
with all costs aad disbursements that
have or may accrue.
Dated April 9, 1911.
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
Dy GEO. A. Haydoa, Deputy.
2P-4-13.10.37 h
y OBO. A. HATDOtf. DaMty,
6-lS-lM4h ',?
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SUMMONS
In tho Circuit Coifrt of the State of
OrcKon, In and for Klamath Coun
ty. Kqulty No. 482.
1(00 Godard, Plaintiff, vs. John Ood-i
uru, ueienaani.
,To John Godard, Defendant.
Iu tho name of the state of Or.
on you nro hereby required to ap
xar and answer tho complaint of
the plaintiff filed In this suit aialn.t
you oil or before tho 7th day of July,
1913, that being tho date set In the
ordor of tho abovo untitled court for
)'otir appearance and answer In n.n
order for tho publication of sum-
mops, Unued lo this suit, and If you
fall o so appear and answer, nlatn.
tiff will apply to said court for the
roiief demanded In her aald en.
plaint, vis; For a decree dissolving
tho bonds of matrimony heretofore
entitling between the nlalniirr .n.i
defendant, and that nlalntlff imv th.
custody and control of the four minor
cuiiurcn named In said mtm.i.int
nnd that plaintiff be decreed to be
mo ownor of the eaultv In nnd t i
hIx (8), block nine (9) of Falrvlew
addition to the city of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath, state of n,..
us described In said complaint.
mis summons is nubllihiuf i ti,.
Kvenlng Herald, a dallv ..,.. n.
printed and published and of general
circulation in the city of Klamath
Falls, county of Klumnn. ..... ...
Oregon, under and by virtue of an
order ot Honorable Hsnry L. Benson,
Judgo of tho circuit court, made nnd
entered on the 17th day of May, 1911.
-wrsi puDiication, under said order,
to be on tho 31d day of ul iai
and the last on tho 4th day of July!
-.-. ksuis iQr six consecutive aad
successive weeks.
B. L. BLLIOTT,
.. .- AW9ry 'or PlalaUff.
23-30-6.11-10.17.411
in Klamath County
On account of my atfc, 77 years, I kire
decided to retire from uctlvcbuslncHiti
I an offcr'ng my 240 acre ranch eajoln.
lax tic town of Merrill
FOR SALE
This alee at r-iunll Hie Ihi Improvei am
property la Klaaaal!i rounly. All of the land U !
high state ef eaHlvll"N, mhiI U Irrlsaird from we est.
rrnuirMt raaal. Al -f tl building ir uw sad aad
rra. The prwpwety 111 Ihi mjII mIUi or ttliliust etaek.
I alew Itave awttrn thirty ami forty tuua hajs a
.Mrrrttl.
Tcran Oae aelf rnli, ImUurp m tint at k pw
rrnt (Mlrrast.
If yuu want a mmmI farm on a itoul paylwg bass,
Mil'r me for lfoniitln.
N. S. HERRI LL, Owner
Merrill, Oregon
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You've observed thntKin
front of the Hnst homes Ford
cX8 are numerous. We arc
selling an ever increasingly
greater part of our Riganlic
output to experienced auto
mobile owners who have tired
of the exhorbitant expense' or
big car upkeep.
Our great factory has produced nearly a
quarter of a million Mode) Ts. Prices:
UuiiRbout, 03&; Touring Car. 1700; Town
Car. 1900 f. o. b. Klamath Falls, with all
equipment. For particulars get "Ford
Times" an Intarestlag automobile !;
One. It's freefrom Detroit factory. Ford
Motor Company, 1444 Michigan Ave.. Chi
cago. Geo, lllehn, Agent for Klamath sad
Uke counties, Ore,, and Dorrls, Calif.
Buy Your Auto Robes Now
Wo have one of the
Ur of mpW "l" "' "lr JJ!!J
brought to the rMjr, aad aa a stwclnl iNilurrmrnt to sale
wo will give you year choke at
10 Per Cent-Reduction
Until June 1
llettcr buy while tho buyhsg la good.
BRADLEY
HARNESS COHPANV
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saamawaawawawJffW
" .aeaaaelh
Vou have heard
KUmath county
turned to Klai
ngaliMt lavish
lias at last
rwt result of
of a deed to
buihalac m
no wore Is
caU,
aa.it ,
that Uie ranill elerlfcm l ,,'Hi, "ZZZ
. .... i at, mm iia - . -1
awmo mni. Hi'iui t-i uaaaw
W illriHt rwult of tli l3
STahi) wMo aUo wm ,","fcf d
to tho now coiirthoiwo slir. " ...i. j
FWortU'M and hie methods, t".
Wh.'lhe coHHty hi Vrt "&?:
UmmmU of dollara M
taloaloiie is sairicKn -, s !
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