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wall aa first class serric.
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complaint and do not get Im
mediate attention, phone
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Office, Room 219,
Odd Fellows Building
ELMER L. FRENCH
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Bonds, RenU and Collections.
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Something for
Nothing?
It Can't Be Done in
GROCERIES
by successful grocers
If tbs price Is abnormally low
the quality must be Inferior.
Wo Mil only high class gro
ssrlss. In pries we can com
pare with any one If tho Quality
la glrsn consideration.
If you got something that It
good you'll have to pay for It.
VAN RIPER BROS.
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH,
Editor
rublltbed dallr except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Fall, at 116 Foarlh 8traot
Entered at the poatoBc at Klam-
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through " the mails as second-class
matter.
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khmath falls.
OREGON
FRIDAY. FEB. IS, 1I4
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
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Weather Conditions for February
Date Max. Mln. Weather
1 35 12 Clear
2 29 8 Clear
3 30 10 Clear
39 15 It. Cl'dy
5 36 16 Clear
6 35 12 Clear
7 34 11 Clear
S 39 19 Clear
9 37 17 Clear
10 41 30 Pt. Cl'dy
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Hall
I). P
Lewis, Olonxo Morrison. D. U.l
Fuller. Pertland: J. W. Smith. W. S.
Hoyt and wife, A. M. Garrison, N. C.
Swanson. Merrill; MrM. and Mrs. W.
Wood. Bonanza; Mr. and Mrs. Kll-
gore, L. R. Holbrook, Langell Valley;
E. M. McKeany, Mcdford; R. M. McM
I.emore, Sonora, Mex.; J. C. Fergu
son. D. L. Beck, Salem; John W Coz,
Oakland; W. S. Russell, SIsson.
White Pelican
J. C. Merrill, Sprague Relgel. Gold J
Hill; C. M. Jundy, E. A. Parsons. Mrs.
J. C. Chambers..Mrs. C. H. Mills, Her
man Mills. Portland; X. C. Cannell,
Seattle.
SheriTs Sale
(Equity No. 507)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
Lulu F. Shephard, Plaintiff,
s.
Oscar C. Lee and Dora E. Lee, De
fendants. Under and by virtue of an execu
tion In foreclosure issued by the clerk
out of the circuit court of Klamath
county and,state of Oregon, dated the
30th day of January, 1914, in tho
above entitled action in tbe circuit
court for tbe said county and state,
I wherein Lulu II. Shephard as plain
tiff, recovered a Judgment with inter
est costs and expenses aggregating
the sum of 12,933.72, against the de
fendant, Oscar C. Lee; and a further
judgment and decree foreclosing tbe
mortgage therein and barring the
rlghu, claims, liens and claims of
! equity of redemption of the said
J Oscar C. Lee and Dora E. Lee, and all
persons claiming under them or either
or any of them; I am commanded to
sell all these pieces and parcels of
land, situated In the county of Klam
ath, and state of Oregon, as described
in said mortgage and bounded and de
scribed as follews:
All tbe south half of tbe north
east quarter, and tbe southeast
quarter of section 34, township 38,
i S. R. 11 14. E. W. M., and tho north
I half of lots one and two, of section
3, township 39, S. R. lift E.W.M.,
All being in Klamath county, Oregon,
together with the tenements, heredit
aments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In anywise appertaining.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
2ith day of February, 1914, at 10
o'clock a. m., at tbe front door of tbe
court house, in Klamath Falls, Klam
ath county, Oregon, I will, In obedi
ence to said order of sale and execu
tion in foreclosure, sell the above de
scribed property, or so-much thereof
an may be necessary to satisfy the
plaintiff's Judgment, attorney fees, in
terest, costs and disbursements and
costs of this sale connected therewith,
to tbe highest bidder for cash.
C. CLOW,
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
By GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy.
30-C-1I-20-27 h
MRS. A. PKTERMTFINKR'f
Not much aUvor,
Bat ptmlf t oat,
For a two Mt M4Wl
It can't ho boot.
ISO Sixth fttrottf
THE EVENING
Healthy Hogs vs. Blooded Ones
Farm Expert Warns Against Cholera
Prof. Shaw Says Introduction of Hogs
lu the Northwestern states the
ranchmen are giving much attention
to tho Introduction of swine. This
Is true of all the Northwestern states,
, particularly the Western Dakotas
...... ... . . ..-.-
JMontaua, Washington and Oregon.
This mate Is certainly a step In
tho right direction. Pork at $8.00
per hundred livo weight Is certainly
better than wheat at 70 cents per
bushel.
nil thr l a riaht and wroaa- war!
nf rolnr Into Dork raisin. Persona.
who are not familiar with the busi
ness arc pretty certain to take tho
wrong way. At least they are quite
as apt to take tho wrong methods
as the method that Is Judicious and
right.
What is meant by the wrong nieth- j
od? It means, first, that farmers are
generally of the opinion that they
must purchase high bred sows or
sows that are purely bred, and It
means, second, that foundations
stocks may be brought In that will
bring hog cholera with them. Tho
lack of Information on these two
points Is going to cost the ranchmen
dearly In all the Northwestern state.
When choosing foundation sows.
It is not essential that they shall be
purely bred or even highly graded.
unless the ranchman Is going to pro
duce pure bred awlno for breeding.
It does not matter how mixed tbe
breeding. But It does 'matter that
BIB EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE
BREAKFAST IF YOUR BACK
HURTS OR BLADDER BOTHKRS
YOU
Tbe American man and women
must guard constantly against kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food Is rich. Our blood is
Oiled with uric add which the kid-
uejs strive to filter out, they weaken
from overwork, become sluggish; tho
ellminativo tissues clog and the re
sult Is kidney trouble, bladder weak
ness and a general decllno in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; your back hurts or tho urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you aro
obliged to seek relief two or throe
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism when tho weather is bad,
get from your pharmacist about tour
ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon
full In a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from tbe acid -of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate clogged kidneys;
to neutralize tbe adds 1q tho urine
so It no longer Is a source of Irrita
tion, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes a delightful tforeocoat
llthla water beverage, and belongs In
every home, because nobody can
make a mistake by having a good kid
ney flushing any tlmo.
Advortieomoat.
Where Your Money Hat Gone
CL?- iBVHaaaHgc
rA-55asValSga,a,aW
Tim It
BaflBHniiV
FIRST TRUST M2 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Mutt Be Watched Closely
BV PROF. THOMAS SHAW
tho sowa shall hnru ki'J cimforiim-
tlou.
Good conformation
lueiilM a Iouk
0Ojr anj tnouih leneth of limb to
i .
make the sows active ns Kr.itlir dur
Ing the season of cratlnc It dors
not matter what tho blood compon
ents are, providing tho conformation
U aa stated above. Mixed blood el
entente are advantageous, rather than
I prejudicial, for the reason that tho
more mUed
xed tho blood elements on
of the dam. the morv rapid
he Improvement when such
mated with pure bred sires
the side
will bo the
dams aro mated with pure bred sires
of any brood. This Is a lesson that , The ranchmen of the Northwest
It Is to bo feared not many ranchmen I ,mt not Imaelno that the pure air
have learned and It Is a lesson which tt,nt region will le them lm
thy aro slow to learn. munlty from hoe cholera It will
Tho Idea Is almost universal that
tho breeder must begin with high
grade sows. As a ruin he will suc
ceed later with low grade sows, be-
cause of the less cost. Hut ho must'These will lessen the mortality, but
glTo attention to the selection of long lhy will not prevent the Introdue
bodied sows. This will Insure theftlon of hog cholera,
production of relatively largo litters j When It comes It Is brought
and of good bacon production In the. through the indlum of some aseucy.
progeny. I and usually due precaution will pr
It should bo remembered that with
sows of mixed breeding Improvement !
cornea chiefly from the sire If purely
bred. The more mixed the breeding
-tot tho dam, the more surely will the
progeny resemble tho sire.
As markets are at tho present time.
It will not matter much what breed
tho aire comes from, but It la pretty
certain that the markets or the future
will give the preference to a sire of
tho bacon breeds, as the Yorkshires
or tho Tanworth.
It Is peculiarly unfortunate that
hog cholera shoutd bo brought Into
the Northwestern states. It might
havo been kept out of these. It was
not there originally, but It has been
brought there.
Hog cholera Is already In the Ju
dith Basin. It Is also in other por
tions of the Northwest- It Is there
because It has been brought there.
There was no necessity for bringing
IL Due precaution would have kept
It out, but evidently due precaution
was not exercised or It would not have
been Introduced
It will not avail to say that tbe cli
mate cf thoso states Is so pure that
it will not nurse hog cholera. It Is
no more pure than the climate of
Herald's Classified Adrs.
MMajassoasiss
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT Rooming bouse on Main
street, between 6th and 7th. Oeorge
Belhn. 10-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
"i""irvvvnorufvvvnrtrx"ujT-n-rci
I HAVE several small sums of money
to loan on real estate security. W.
S. Slough. 2-10-tf
Wood! Wood!
Block Wood
16-lncn Body Wood ....
16-inch Limb Wood
4-ft. Body Wood
4 -ft. Limb Wood
Leave Ordora at
Squat Doal Mat
Cor Sixth aarf Mala
P. C. CARLSON
1M
Will not puszle you If you have
an account at tho Vint Trust
and Savings Bank. Your bank
book will toll you bow much
you bad. Your chocks will tell
you what yoa bar spent, and
what for. Tho First Trust and
Savings Bask acoopte accounts
from womea ai wall at mon.
Its increasing numbsr of woman
depositors shows thsy have
found such an account an advantage.
. . Ei .1 ivtlaU r linn jorien .
into the Northwest i,,,, ,,, ,,,, , , "
, . .
inrnuiui ...v.-
Kirm disease tt will come into ati
country Into which the Kerms nre car-1
rled, and It will flourish there how
soever the climate may he. i
When swine, therefore, are brouclit '
Into any part of the Northwest, let
"those who brine them make atwo-j
'lutely sure that they do not- come;"
' from a cholera Infested ree'lon. Let '
them make atwolutely sure that thyj,n , circuit Court of Itio HUU
carry them In properly disinfected Oregon, for the County
car Theo two precautions taken.. Klamath.
they need not trine In !" cholera ,,. ,, A,r,r, I'Ulutltt,
they need not trine In hoe cholera
not, where the eertu Is brousht In.
but It may lessen the mortality They
must not conclude that the" foods
which may grow will be a safeguard.
tvonl It from coming.
Frleld llarvrvt
Since the cold snap qf tho past
week the ICo harvest has been golne
on. and about 500 tons ha beeii
stored from the Dreukle ranch pond
south of town and the Heed pond on
tho Slash. Tho Ico was from eight
to twelve Inches In thickness, and of
very fair quality. I.akvvlew Herald.
Shake It Off
Rid Yourself of Unnecessary llurdetss
Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
Burdens of a bad back aro beavy.
Get rid of tbem.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for bad
kidneys
Tor lame, weak and aching backs.
Lots of grateful endorsements to
prove their worth.
Kun Arnold, Applegnie road, Jack
sonville, Oregon, nays-
' My buck bothered me for Ave or
six months. I had a dull pain
through my kidneys and the kidney
action becamo Irregular. I had to
get up nt night on that account. I
was told to try Doan's Kidney I'llls,
and didso, with line results. They
soon rid mo of all tho ailments. My
kidneys have bothered mo very little
since."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Net York, sols agents for ths United
Slates.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
Remember ths nsme Doan's
and take no other.
The Japanese Laundry
Is again open for business, and
asks you to glvs us a trial, to
show you we are good, first
class and experienced workmen
on all fancy washing and Iron.
Ing. Wo also do rough drying.
New City Laundry
Phono 164
CALL AND DELIVER
128 Fourth street, back of First
National Baak
REX CAFE
Will please your palate with fresh
nsli, oysters, clams and poultry,
prepared to your order by Uio Rex
Chef.
Families uro cordially invited
to dine with us,
J. W. LINDQUIST
Proprietor
Local bows appears irst la
Tho Herald.
IMlnltloii f hm KiIthi
Fninilo HfrttlU'. writing tlury lu
ti. roUrunrv Woman Horn Com.
paiiion make mt of Iter diameter
dertno nit epigram a followsi
I An epigram U saying- nomelhlug
Mm tlmri titwtu, Just to be mrt."
ollio of Final rVtUewenl
In Km Comity Coutl of the Hlnle of
Oregon, tor Klamath County,
tit itio Matter of tit" Ktal of liana
1 Jorgeii NleUen, DetwawJ.
Nolle U hereby tB that lb
'under!!!! administrator of the
kii.t.. . -.
'of Klainalti, Ul final account aa ad
Utilnlttrator of said tate. aud the
leuurt ha ned rlalurday. the Illb.
'd, r February. tl, at the hour
.of 1U o'clock lu the foreuoou of Mid
'day. as the time for hearing obJS-
i i,.V-f.
IW iwt-
thiled
1911
this
:3d tUr of January.
M. V. NIKLSKN,
Admlnlslralur of tbs. KstaU of
Hans Jorn NlsUett. Deceased,
si. si.:. II. II. U
M. '
SuMiuiott.
(In llijulty. No. 563)
s
.UeiMider F t)er and Mamie Mellon thereof in the Kieiuut v
Homer. uU all other Pfor!dllr newspaper ul kocu! rbni
or parlies, unknown claiming
any rlfltl. line. eiie, uen. v
interest In the rl estate dp-
scrltwd lu the complaint herein,
IMendaut.
To Alexander F Dyer and Mamie M.
Homers, Uu nil other person
or pontes, unknown claiming
any right, title, ettate, licit, or
luteresi In the re I estate de
crlbed In tbe complaint herein.
Defendant
In tho name of the dale of Oregon
i You, and each of you. are hereby re
miirrd iu at.twar and answer Ihe
amended complaint tiled glul juu
m the above emilted uH on or lfote
Tueday. tho 3tih day of March,
ijh, t,Ai .0g the last day of the
,(, uroJ,fflbed III the order for pub.'
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We will start this year
Willi the la pricre uir Co)) RU4M rMaMea tu I" si'
Our llUmooil Itraad Ham per pottsxt ......
Our Diamond Itraad Mlioaldeto. per pownd ,,...- ...U
Our Pure tjirtl -per poll ......... 7.V ad M
Your for l.uw ' I 'Hero and High Prko Orml
The Klamath Fall Meat Company
Hales and Palace Markets, PHoW 1S7 and 68
"WlX Ssiaf - iJaT satisfy rt I r A-41
:Sm 4sf an aVvjs1k 1
tyfmSmfhp ' g"v
ASK VH ABOUT PILO
All tlie wlo, lulling, and other dUroutforta associated hIiIi M1
bleeding or llclilng pile am ijulrkly ImnUIxhI ty the of ;!' "
ll sure positive In it anion. Only flOc per bo.
Underwood's Pharmacy
Tomer Main ami Tils Nlroots, Klaasath Falls. Orru-
Prompt Service
W.O.SnuthPmfogCo.
Good
Fourth St., betwsen
VWtokY, vim, in, U
Ilcatloii nf this summon., ,771,""
full Mil lit MUstu. t. " ttl
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llin plaintiff Hill apply in II." I
for Urn relief .rm f ' "t 1
IAIiiciiiHmI ttmiUlin, in w V
Judgment anil dmeo H(anil
l. IIIAl ruu, wr stlti.r , .
have or lus mi .tnt, r liiMll'
r In or to tlm Uu.l. U4fr7
said amended complaint, uitoj
certain lot, plee oi ifc, 0. . "
UAto, lying aud MtiC in th ,-,.;' .
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Wlamallt aud
state. UJ Ol.SM ...
particularly decrllr
lollo( t
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Th north Ulr , hp ,
.Hurler (NU of if , lkJ
half of the uortlica.i iuitr ik
of NKU). tlieoti,nrt,,i
Hm Miuthweti quaiur Si j
HWU) and part ..( )ul
roiitalulng 15 acr itt T
thirty (30), in luwiuulp ii,i,t,.?
(3) WUtll Of Ikllln Ul6 (),
Of lh Wlllaiuetu worUUsh
Milling III all tw ,un4f4 HI
iweul.rive (J3ii s ,, mvn
lor sny part innteui j umu,
"' " fiainim ne- lwj
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J. That you, and ,(, of wj,
'forer tnjolusd and Urrs4fru'
Ucrllna uy claim hur u Mt(
,1,14 uj, r fcn)f ..,,, ,hw .
fM, lu u,, iiUintiR ,j ..,,.
ol,i,u,r mid further relief as u vu
ufrourt shall em m.i .inlw
'may Aptwrtelti; and tut ,i tu,t,
disbursements herein
This suiuuums is iuj if (-,)&,.
,itul(j UblUhd in Huat tnuj.
Irrgull. by onlsf of loo llotenii
Win. S. Woideii, romii, m4f sfujj
rounly of Klamath, ! nf Qt
'acting In (bo aWjuo i;( IKullJtl
Henry I. Ilenson, under abj trt ttau
4f the authority b U u hlej n4
In sticli cases, mado, Jiclu4IW
lu mUI suit at Klsmil I'jIU.Oftrt
..
which ld order ir-ii c iktit
mon In said ut be putilik4 nti
Mewk for 4 peHod lit l i rtn!tw
wrh, Tbe dale of the Sril hVk.
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summotia it Pitai.-)
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