The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 23, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    pOffllAY. VKU.M, IBM
THIS EVENING HERALP, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PfGB
Why It's Called "Beaver State"
(,r"
'mi"
Krtt-liil'itieiit .Num In if "' IimI"IiIi l't r )!, i:ti..
I hi 't'ri1 I'omii y lit" I'll" lliu. -nil or lntiitli' mill htnll..
4i, it 1'ulilUlieil lit llif liile-iral of Id mlil It'rtiltm
HOGS STILL HOLD
Newest "Bakst Minaret
99
own
MARKFTS
HAI,,;"' ..,..., I ,tH,lril
.4.- ri.infPIIll. " ,,,..,..
jlir ""
(
'lMi Ulur roitntiliH.r Moll In
kUtMl,rlittii
Hint th elKlil-tH'ur lv
. ...i i.. -II i.nlilln
7 i.iir .is ul'l'iifu i" ."'
;;Vlu,mr,.- ...., Hie-. n.e.nen.
.,(e rWil".
Tt, r.e ' ''a,,k l,U1,r. ",IH
JiM.orrl..rttll'"fllttll'l.l!llfl
!l. I'ulilH rt.i" Commission.
,Lt4i tiri ' ",,m tmm '""'
!.J IB !.-' ' l-l'l M
", Ml.rU. '"! "I ''" 1111114
StM
A(c,,fr.rtnii""l ""'us lUnrji
, j,j,,nci'i ''c-, liHie to
.Kk l"',,"t"1 "" !
4U au i" '"' iunutt.tur?r, t0
,l,le wlJ''"0'1 ',(,nu l,wa '
Jot Ike l"U Ol II lE.
Tin- 0t4ii Wooden aro Maitu-(tctni-lnc
uii,u "'" ",r
(ll,j rif (ua.ta til butter Hlbs fftitt.
l8ltl INiiMIU tH'y.
tfc Mad" OtgM ItlOteliieUt r-
li.J ultiiul tiicm. (.. mi
Ub I toe ooo brick wer usl Im
IV. Notlb"!'"" ",,,k lt4ltS
(u,(bU (,0OOt)i bring the cream
f(,..t4 lt brlfk
l(ir i l"" i"" rturl)ne mill
ifir. i ricmUif grinding thltu
UtlrU It daj Ih-Mc frl,
Awiiy i"rttl volrtl igti a rll
ttirr or .i..,iiuun renUy, but
iu tnatur i i" I brought up lit a
itv jctir.t way
Ouirst l'iin l runsldrrlug a
ln-,;.uw with a pump )l-m lorf
iti 190 tnti i-f minute through
ftf ftalU
W I. C'haj.lwll ( OaVillt lll r
uM,t. n titvii..l( rirmtirrji tl
Wl!(i(4
Miipiil)' finiiimii) of llaiiil'iti iif.t InltlliK
lKui tu i-nlitlilliili o lii'.ti fiitiinr.
i A flltr rooiil iiiiluu tn (In. HI I'mii
tit lidd'l At Allirtlij Is lifllil: r.jiiilclnl
ItlK hlilnu. nl. Ilot'hi.l nt tin. I'nliin
HlMlt)illtl4, Mill l)fllt 'HlU, I lilt
I'lli i. .iliniir.l ( ('nil. In I'll-!
I mi II.!). Unit In t C.iIIIm Mmit
'1 ll.f f.ll4tillf. Priltl Mr4U4frk Attitn
tUtliMI I mllmilliir. roiilrnrt lur
I lrr'r ncmdci. nl vcc.rij.hle, ii,r tiio
jflttlitjr
Hirhifl.iil plimtlie niltla ate "
ilnfelllE Ilia lin MmiiolfirliirltlK ilf
iliarlntofil In i'intlti) liout iviriitx
IIH'H' liflllits
; I'Mliimi Uh):i tit Aurorn l la utcti
tUjr) lulrl, lilorh, 0000, la,
rt( 1 1 1,000
'l'llo&lrr Ifllll at I'lOK'tlCt lH
l-.H mco(rtici4i. mul l iturltie
lu a itou.ogg worth nf UitA lliln
ItlllK-
' Hi ll.'lMU flmmfllltlE CllfHtll l
'nlllli Ute! cirUri ol lil..l hIIiiik
Mil ll (or Manila xtnl lliiltd.
.
i
i
A CO.UUO central lioallnr iitttill
,6 Iwrti tuilfl li) Ihw I'lrol .S'a
tlimal ltlik ut 1IU
I'lan. Jnr a 130,000 Mttli .ctHXil lor
lh I'ulluit I'ailt ilUultl. I'orlUhil,
nt lu ! trtliti h) (hit Itlltlilln flf
ilAffll
The ctrrmsit T.ie-Ht ol I'ari
Uitii u rtiiHiili'tltie a tils club Imu...
anil ictHiiiiHi nl n roil tit ulioui
H,J8o
OriiKti In ili lrlti' ot 3her
WfiflJ ,rfil lliotn llllt 1160,000
tar lltnlr ltfl Trxvltlly.
A iipw raittifr) rfMlnl l Halrm by
Hunt llrdlttrr iif Hall )rftiirl-, will
ln pitt.ltt)inrnl I S50 ttm lur'
lue llif iwo.
Ti Uvtftt t rjiiratlud U iaiiiiIiii;
U I4 tt'tl rl. Klltlmmil Atul
ulttaltii; tfihV in ihn Mnr.linhl
KUfc Kbil
lit llirlr He finln tr n iun ntr
,44I4 .m4hIIm4444 .444lll4 te I 1 1 fl t
MI44.'T4 4 lllt',i- , .-,-.. . t t - -
ittto uii tt I lii.oi.o l.nnil Imiii
Ulllttiil l'M; HnrIC"
1'OHTI.AMi. IV. 23--aiortJar
rhiiml it lliu weoti on t tits ntnrhtit, par
ilrulntU Uiv I'M Imlf
OriitriiiKu ot Initiliitr cut I t. cnw,
tiolfntn, ic , vruro tjHiciiiHly uliort ul
irnilo nttil ciiniiar.Hi with iir iwn
BlKlHOPIH The Ik hi ijualltX ot i:ralil
toil bullock ohl mi I So to t, nnil
i ftl Jt HIMl I Hull tlado n
lw, but mlt.Hi nil ixl fir in.
Alt.-f .MOdiliiy iti-clptii wtjro uol tm
liimtx an i'i(.'ilcil.
Hoc .r.i tho rust miiUAtloti ot the
txtftch, nt. Uii-) 0M'iii.l u,i on Moti Jit)1
At l 04 mi.) col lu .7& hr Weditt'tf
ll-tr. Ill tin tarn Ol a ilftliiF.i' Tim bulr.l
a not a rrtitii, lthtr, n li iimlit
lalnnit a ririii trout rlclit u to th
cIimo of the Wf.v
IIu)lne at wlut' wa ntr1tit and
tiiiiilliliiii ii in i) ii it the (.liters tu Kt
utiKt. ot nur Mrlelit tQ lein: n It hml
a moot flnUlt irolucrJ a t.nl ll';
iimrLft.
I.auih tratifuctlont crrlf4 titt (lit.
Iiimom In tlm htt' liounc, Bf-vcral
lot ot in 1 1 ii in israiln hm 'i civitr
Dm rah-, mul a Inincli of ri.illliK
m 10 niiiiirlf.l tin. hulk of inutt'ui
ah
Th t'.t eraltt tatiih )M at IC.'C,
Hid nnl horil sKm-U of (hu ;asOil ur
rhluc Hil fi'K,
HiiiHinary fssttlo niarlirt utMil- to
nun. het: ttrour.. uliroti anil huiih
itPAilr to III m. tth mi ui aril u:n-ilury.
Rutitctlhe for the llrraltl, .0 ccnti
tnatith
It It' ttnrlli hmlnk'. It' tiurtli hi
utlnK. hct. t'lilli.ilc. n:W lnln trvt
I Wort li hi'fitin on thr nrt oj
Jiln of th. I'AUOt" h5tiay trom Ml'
tnrl It rriiimi roiut rmcrt muh
Tt' I'tonrii Maiiutatturltit: ! J erallHohl ufaT
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
COLD OR CATARRH OPEN AT ONCE
REX CAFE
Will 'lrr jutir alalo )lh frrh
lUh, ..j-trrv rtnin nnil Kililtrj-,
nriai.l lo jour oiih-r 'J thp Itri
Cliff.
riiillli- nrv ninlUllj Inrllrtt
It. ilhir ttllli us
J. W. LINDQUIST
l'ruirlrlur
1
f
AiUcrtlMnl I.ll
ho following unclaimed mall mat
ter, alrortl'I on the 2 1st da? ot
Kobrunrr, 191 1, will hj cent to tho
Doail letter ofTifc, WahlnKton, I). C ,
on tho 7th dar of March, 1911.
Crawford. .lr. Eliza
Hums, William
Dixon, John
nrng.a, J. (2)
Johnson, Albert
I-o, It. J.
Mllm, John
Mlllor, Chan. V.
Maxon, U. D,
Owen it, Mtt. Anna
I'lnrson, Fred
Uhrmann, Will
Wlllard, If. n.
Wllllnrns, Clarissa Ilaker
Yftttcr, F. I..
ForrlKn
Ilarto, Jo
Knrnsar, J. It.
MatUon, Slcfrc-d (2)
platnlilTafterapplylng all th
of said s.ilo as abora proTMU. That
tho defondani and all pane atalt
Iiir under him lubMuaat ta tfca
ration of plaintiffs said aattaac
(upon said lands and promise, altbar
as purchasers, Incutnbranctrs or Ota
erwUo mar b barred and forsjelOMt
of all right, claim or canity of re
demption In and to aald laatto aad
premises and ererr part tbaraef.
That plaintiff hare such other aad
further relief aa to tha court aiay
seem Just and cqultabU.
This summons Is serrad bj public
into thereof In the Erenlnc lUrald, a
dally newspaper of gsnaral drcala
tlon published In Klamath coaaty,
Oregon, by order of Honorable Haary
I,. ISonson, Judge of the abore call
lltxl court, made, dated and flle4 la
said suit at Klamath falls, Oregoa,
on the 24th day of January, 1914,
which said order require that
ay adrortlsod.
Acharceof 1 cnt will ho made ontumraon ,n ld ult " PUbllaasrf
nil letfrs dcllrend from this list. Inloncc a ,relt for PrloJ ot
calllm? for letteru on thU list pleas' iecut,T wk. 'rom the 24th day of
January, 1914, the data or the ftrat
publication of summons preeerltkatf la
aid order.
HOLLO OROE8BEOK.
Attorney for PUlatlC
21-31-7-14-21.21 h
Herald want ads brlmr rtsults.
Hummons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County,
'Kmma ft. (Jrlgsby. I'lsintlff,
' TS.
J Frank Irish, Defendant,
To Frank Irish, the above named de
! fendant:
In tho name of the state of Oregon,
)ou are hereby required to appear
1 and answer tho complaint filed
against you In the abore entitled suit
Tin aboii; Is a copy of tho "Ualst
Mlnarcl" oiuimi wii lu tho play,
Tho Minaret," at the Theater Hcli
iiaWMtitv, Pari, Introduced In this
country by Mis Helen llond of New
York rlt).
it rtiinUi of troumrs and bodlru
mail.i of a I'cnilan flowered satin,
with r.ilnnri't sktrt ot n dull blue chif
fon, which Is I'.Ikih! by a band of nold
frlnKt'. uhllo tho bodlre has shoulder
straps and trimming of the same.
A turban of the I'crsian blue chif
fon Is voru. caught In front by a ser
Paul's head, and held to tho head by
two or throw strings of gold beads,
which liaug below tho chin.
To compute the costume and cm
phnKlic lu oriental air. a pair of
pointed i'erslnn slippers are worn,
mado of a tarnished gold aad ellTer
material.
The Herald for news.
l; nrth.lllg. HrAtllMt lUllll ItMlAMlly
Orr .Ni4r, II Mil and Throat-
Stop .Na.ij- Catarrhal IHwIiargr.
list) llr..Udic (U.
Trj "t:!)-. Cream Halm." '
1t smalt bottle anyway, Just tn
t.y H-Applr a little In the Nostril"
tij imuuil) mar clogged ttosn a tut
leyd'Uti air pauasw of the head
IH opsn, iiu will breathe freely:
dutlecaa an.) hrailarhn dUnppoar lly
ruing thr ratarrh, trold-ln-hrad or
catarrhal sum throat will dtsapiter.
.'nil such "iiUrry nowi del the
ll liUle ot Illy'. Cream llatlll"
t a; drug slum This el, fra
tram balm dluolrcs by the het of
.the nostrils, penetrate and nrali the
llirtatnrd. swtlen membrane whlcti
linos the Ittwo. bead and throat,
clears air passage; stops nasty dis
charge and a feeling tit cleansing
southlnt relief comes Itnmedtalety. (
Ihiu'l lay awake tonight strug
gling for breath, with head stuffed;
uostrlls cttMed, hawking slid blowing,
'Catarrh or a cold, with Its running,
nose, foul murous dropping Into tho
.Ihroat, and raw dryuess Is distressing
hut truly needless.
I'm your faith lust once In
"l.ly'a Cream Halm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear J
((aid Advertisement)
WOOD
UMnrli Iry ,SII K3..VI
riraiilnc our uoti Conl. of Dry
I.I.MII VOOI
f.uir-r.H.t aa.to
Mtlreii.luch . . . . aa.OO
llol Lump t'onl, toil .... f l.t.00
TKHMti CASH
KLAMATH KUEL CO.,
Oiticf. AtKI Main. O. I'rytoa. Mar
flume IM7. 1'hosve SMAll
I
lu
.Notln. of Final Account
Probate index 2, I'ago 137
tlui county court of tho stato oti
Oregon, In and for tho county of
Klamath.
nlliv tn Crolllora
iMxtls lUtale
! Creditors of tho entate ot Joseph S.
itteeds, di'Ccnsed, aro hereby notified In the matter of tho estate ot Maude
ilu present thrlr claims, properly vcrl-i K. (.odard, deceased,
'lied, lo tho undersigned, Sarah K. .N'otico Is hereby given that tho un
iSed, administratrix ot said estate, derslgncd administratrix of tho above
.. -l j - j,
INTEREST PILES UP
PTi nit t
'J '?aH
3 j - J-Xr7SatA
CZ&& : 5 ' W'afH
iiiinwliiul) It liiu. lioeer
.until, am matin with tvutilar
ll). l.pt'liilly "ht'tt tht "
Ieivt U riiiiiMilimleil n ll I nt
HiU lunik. Htt'li it ft' tfttlx it
ilu) ontt'tl ttlll hotr MtriuUiiiK
M-ultM. Let ii l' )ou fe
.Inure-, nnil )iri mv tho ml
wnitiiue nf iK'Kllllilim lo Mtto
lltitV.
FIRST TRUST M SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The Japanese Laundry
Is again open for business, and
asks )ou to gle us a trial, to
show )ou wo are good, first
class and experienced workmen
on nil fancy washing and Iron.
Iiik. W also do rough drying.
New City Laundry
Phono 1&4
I'AI.I, A.M lU-.l.lVKIt
ll!.l I'outlli httrel, hack of Flrat
Nittlotml Hank
at the law- olDce of C C. Ilrower,
Klatiinth Falls, Oregon, within six
t'ouths from tho date ot this notice.
Dated Klamath Falls. Oregon,, Feb
ruary 14. 1914.
HAHA1I l. SKK.DS, Administratrix.
14-21-2S-7h
jffTitMPe
ostnto has tiled her final account with
the clerk of ttald court, and that by
order of said court bearing thereon
will be held at tho hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. on tho 17th day of March, 1914,
In thu county court room in tho court
house lu Klamath Falls, Oregon, at
which time and placo objections, it)
any there bo, may bo presented and
heard.
NETTIE QODAIU),
J1U-23-2-9-1C h Administratrix.
,on or beforo Saturday, the 7th day
of March, 1914, that being the last
day ot tho time prescribed In the pr
idre for publication of this summons,
land if you fall so to appear and an
jswer, for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in tho complaint, to wit:
For a Judgment against the said de
fendant, Frank Irish, for the sum of
1500, together with interest thereon
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
from January S, 1912, and for the
further sum of $57.08 paid out for
taxes on said premises, with Interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum from December 13, 1913, aad
for the further sum of 1100 at attor
ney's fees for Instituting this suit, and
for the costs and disbursements here
in; that tho said sum of 157.08, with
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
pinl nr annum frnm rU4i-,.mi4i 111
-- - -" - - ,
1913, be declared to be an additional
lien on said premises In faror of
plaintiff and against defendant; that
the usual decree be made for the sale
ot the lands and premises described I
In plaintiff's mortgage; that is to say:
West half ot northwest quarter otj
section thirty-five, and the east half I
of the southeast quarter of section
nineteen, and tho east halt ot the
northeast quarter of section thirty,
all in township thirty-eight sonth.
range ten east of Willamette merid
ian, in Oregon.
That the said salo be made by the
sheriff of Klamath county, Oregon, In
manner provided by law. That the
proceeds ot said sale be applied In the
payment ot said Judgment. Interest,
costs and attorney's fees and all ac
cruing costs. That plaintiff have ex
ecution against the defendant for any
balance that may remain due the
.Notice for Rids
Notice is hereby given that the
county court of Klamath county, Ore
gon, will receive bids up to aad In
cluding March 4, 1914, at 6 o'clock
P m., for furnishing groceries aad
supplies for Klamath county laflrav
nry, as per following list, on file with
tho county clerk ot Klamath coaaty,
Oregon. The county court hereby re
serving tho right to reject any and all
bids therefore.
900 pounds flour.
500 pounds sugar.
50 pounds coffee.
150 pounds butter.
SO dozen eggs.
15 boxes apples.
3 cartons matches. i
1 5 pounds axel grease.
2 rases Gold Dust.
3 gallons molasses.
2 gallons honey.
10 packages starch.
35 pounds raisins.
15 pounds currants,
2 gallons elder. i
Vi doxen vanila extract.
Vx doxen lemon extract.
5 pounds assorted splcea.
1 box dried peaches.
1 box dried apricots.
1 box dried apples.
20 packages Jello.
6 pounds cream tartar.
0 pounds rice.
150 pounds dairy salt.
10 pounds baking powder.
10 pounds tea.
3 pounds cocoa.
1 dozen packages Dutch CI
1 S pounds baking chocolate.
1 2 pounds soda.
2 cases peas.
2 cases corn.
12 pounds lye.
6 pounds toilet soap.
12 pounds dried figs. ,
20 pounds pumpkin.
6 gallon pickles.
3 dozen lemons.
2 cases oysters.
100 pounds onions.
( Sd ) WM. S. WORDEN. Judge.
(Sd) C. Q. MERRILL. Com.
(Sd) JOHN HAQELSEIN. Com
23-3t h
OR
ACHING
'Hi.N .1. y.U.MWAliT, Frt-a. K. M. HUIIH, Vim Frva. ami Treas.
IIKHT K. WITIIIIOW, Herrclary '
Surveyors mid Irrigation Engine:
Klamath County Abst
ie:rs
met Co.
ABSTRACTING
"AI'S, I'MNH, HLUKTHINTH, Ktc. KLAMATH sLIJ, OHKGO
I
'
SOHEJIP FEET
ClovMi)p Mro ftvt, burning f't. "
wi fit'l, sWtutv tut, rliirllliiR feet, tired
(Vet. , ,
Good Iim- com, callouses, bunion and
r u w siKitH. No
more shoe tlRtil
urns, tin nuiro limp.
iiK with 1"1 ii or
drawing up your
faro lu ttK0ly
"1'IZ" U magical,
nets r 1 K li t off.
Tl." draws out
all Ilia poisonous
exudation which
pi! It up the feet.
Use "I'M" and for
get your foot)
misery. .Mil lw comforUtile jour feet
feel, (let a 2 cent box of "TM" now at
any tlnn-'tflst or department store. Don't
sulTvr. 1 lax it Kod feel, glad feet, feet
that iiex it swell, never hurt, never get
tired. A ytar's foot comfort guaranteed
or money rctundsd.
I
"'TWAS EVER THUS"
Mrs. Kicker "Did ou oxer see.
such rotten eluctrlc bervlco as xvo havu
In Klamath Falls: Why. I havo tho
nxvfulest time xxlth my Ironing Just
bonis nu thing I over saxx'."
.Mrs. Wise "Why, 1 haven't found
It so. In fact, I 11 ml tho sohxlco here
fully a good ns In tho largo cities."
Mrs. Kicker "Woll. I consider it
nbomlniil. I Just can't get my Iron to
heat up right."
Mrs. Wlso "Have you told the
company about It! hey would bo
glad to !l nny trouble"
Mrs. Kicker "Er-om , n-o; don't
say mi) thing to tho company. You
mo, I'm using a secoml-lmnd iron that
1 got iroal cheap, niul er , they
might think that had something to
ilu with it. llesldes, they don't know
1 hnxo nu Iron."
Mrs. Wlsa (smiling knoxxlngly)
"Oh, )es5" (to horsolf) "I thought it
must bo something llko that."
Tho eoiiiwiuy cimuot remedy trouble
they it ro not allowed to knoxv about
Calif ornia-Oregon Power Co.
That Silver Service
NO MATTF.lt HOW ULACKHXEU AND TARNISHED IT HAS
HKCOMi: FROM R1H)SURE TO THE AIR OR FROM USE "THE
1'liATUM FLATK" WILL MAKI.' IT AS CLEAN AND BRIGHT AS
WHEN YOU FIRST (JOT IT IN LESS THAN HALF A MINUTE.
IT'S A HIG CLAIM, BUT YOU CAN FROVK IT YOURSELF.
TELEPHONE 88 FOR A DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR HOME
OR MAIL THE COUFON BELOW TO
Philip J. Sinnott,
KLAMATH FALLS. MANUFACTURER AGENT
Please sond a Platum Clean Plate to my residence for two days' trial.
In case it Is satisfactory, I will roralt 75 cents; otherwise I will re
turn the plate.
Name
Address
ml
i&a
m
v
ZtYiftm
CM?a.1
E?&&