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FAGK TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic. Physlclaa
Sutto 18 and 19. White Bnlldtmg
Phone M
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
TlUc Men
A. 8. IXJWMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms II and IS
First National Bank Balldiag
Klamath Fall. Or.
f!KO H. HAYDKN.
Optician
Office, Room SI 9.
Odd Fellows Building
Office and Residence. ... ,,,
NW cor. 7th and Main h"115
CLAYTON K. WHBKLKK
Physician and Sargcon
Osteopath
Spondylotheraptst
(Spinal Treatment)
Office heuse: 9 to 11:30 a. m; a
to S p. m.: evenings, 7 to 8
. THK KLAMATH FALLS
STEAM LACXDRT
Guarantees first class work as
wall as first class service.
It you hare occasion to stake
complaint and do not get Im
mediate attention, phone
D. B. CAMPBELL
Good Living
Nothing to quite as necessary as
the baying of what on eats.
Everyone is Interested in good
things for the family table. The
kind of Groceries one bays
make the greater part of the
meal. The meals one eats are
the greater part of Good Living.
ir yon believe in Good Living
yon'II patronise
VAN RIPER BROS.
Phone 8
You Have
Been
Looking
For a Fountain Pea that will
always give satisfaction one
that doesn't leakone that has
a pea Just adapted to yonr hand
WHY -NOT TRY
Waterman's
Ideal
Fountain Pen
FRANK M.UPP
Watchmaker and Jeweler
8. P. Watch Inspector
wsT enmmsdtSgl tBJWPeTv
stokMriha for the Herald, 60 cants
The Evening Herald'
V. O. SMITH, Editor
Published dally except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Comrany ot
Ktamath Falls, at 116 Fourth 8treet
Entered at the poatofflrs at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission
through
matter.
the malls as second-class
Subscription terms by mall to any ad
dress In the United 8 tat as:
One year 18.00
One month
.80
KI.AMATH FALLS. .
ORMGON
THTRSmV, APRIL 9, IflM
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
Weather Conditions for April
Date. Max. Mln. Weather
1 49 2S Cloudy
2 60 SS Pt-Cl'dy
3.. 61 40 Cloudy
4 G4 44 Cloudy
6 57 29 Pt. Cl'dy
7 58 38 PL Cl'dy
S 59 SS Pt-Cl'dy
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Hall
John Hills and wife, city; Gus A.
Lovegreen, Portland; Edsou Watson,
Agency; F. M. Denton, Fort Klamath;
Mrs. W. O. Huson. Meta; C. I. Mary
illt. W. J. Mitchell, San Francisco;
K. V. Williamson. Sacramento; Chas.
O Cariqulst, Dum-mulr; Eugene 11.
Weei-s. Yatnax; u J. McDou&td. Los
Angeles.
White Pelican
E. A. Palmer, F. J. Btb, L. D. Krel-
ger, San Francisco; D. M. Stevenson,
city; J. W. Pomerene, J. S. McMcany,
Portland; A. P. Chapln and wife. Chi
cago.
California's 1913 mineral yield Is
estimated at 195,000,000, an Increase
of 84,000,000 over 1913.
Summons
In the Justice Court, Linkrllle Dis
trict, Klamath county. Oregon.
J. R. Hershberger, Plaintiff,
vs.
A. J. White. Defendant
To A. J. White, the above named de
fendant:
lu the name of the State of Or-
jegon; You are hereby required to ap
pear ana answer the complaint Sled
against you in the above entitled ac
tion on or before the 7th day of May,
1914, that being the last day of the
publication of this summons, and if
you fall so to appear and answer, tor
want thereof the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum of
$20.00 and costs and disbursements
In this action, and that any property
attached In this action be applied to
.the payment of such judgment and
that execution herein.
This summons is served by public
iiuu iu me scmi-weeiciy Herald, a
semi-weekly newspaper published In
Kalmath Falls, Oregon, for six suc
cessive weeks, the first publication
being on the 26th day of March, 1914,
pursuant to the order of the Hon. E.
W. Gowen, Justice of the peace of
said court.
Dated March 25, 1914.
E. W. OOWEN,
Justice of the Peace.
C. C. Brower. Attorney for Plaintiff.
3-26-5-7 sw
Wood! Wood!
I1RAV BLOCK WOOD
Blocks from local mills
l-lnch Body Wood ....
16-Inch Limb Wood
4-ft- Body Wood
4-ft. Limb Wood .
Leave Order at
Square Deal Store -
OsrMsthaa
P. C. CARLSON
Phone 188
WOOD
ALL DRY WOOD
4 ft. slab wood 98.50 cord
la-in. slab wood fti-M cpnl
12-ln. Slab Wood 9M eerd
4. ft limb wood ffJWeeHI
16-Jn limb wood , SJS.SS cord
Block wood, load tt.ee
Block wood, doable load , . ,94 Mi
KLAMATH FUEL CO.,
OMeetMBMalB. O. Pertsss, asgr
Phoae M7.
Velasco, Huerta
Leader at Torreon
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General Velasco. leader ot the
Federal army at Torreon, where one
ot the fiercest bailee ot tho Mexican
rebellion has raged. Is nuking a last
stand for President Huerta. There
have been many reports ot tho fall
ot the city, and with then have come
denials. There was a report at ono
time that Velasco. defeated, had com
mitted suicide. That was soon de
nied. A larger proportion ot Russians
wear beards than any other nation In !
tho world.
Capital Invested In film industries
tho world over approximate 8750,-
000.000.
Aa noon central
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the republican nomination as
sheriff ot Klamath county, subject to
the will ot the voters at the party
primary- C. M. RAMSOY.
IOLITICAL ANNOUNCKMK.VTS
For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for sheriff, subject to the will of the
voters at the primary election
on
May 15th.
O. L. CARTER,
CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN AT ONCE,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH
In Ono Minute Your Stuffy .N'oae and
Head Clears, Sneezing and N'oae
Running Cease, Dull Headache
Goes.
Try "Ely's Cream ualm."
Oet a small bottle anyway, just to
try It Apply a little In the N'ostrlls
in U lntan'tly vour clogged nose and
to:;cd.up air passages of the head
will open;you will breatho freely;
dullnexH and headache disappear. Ily
u rnluK, ihr (alarrli, cold-ln-head or
catarrhal sore throat will dlsapper.
Knd sueli iilsery now! Oet the
small boltie of "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet, fra
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How toKeepHouse on $4 Week
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This Is What
That the Trend Is Toward Better Homes Instead of Dancing,
etc., Is Forcibly Shown
MAMl.Vrr.IN. K. IP .
Ulntt. U heliiK uK(M her.
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l,r,l, that colteg girl gn.,H.lH k .. n lot .Nmi m.UI ..nature ai.
hold ,lu.W. the JSkUU lvwltMw " ra.U U, krv,, h.uu
loin oy a niciniKT ui iiic iiiimji
(Written for tho Uulted Pn!
Kvery department of household
economics seems to Imvo Its uitt)U(
course, usuauy a tuucu taiaru oi piu-
ttcallyone. At K. 8. A. C l l ''"'
dinner work." It was lumiKUiatuU in
dinner work." It was inaiiKUiawa in
the atirlnir of 1904 beeaildu Ot the de -
sire to make tho laboratory self sup-
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hers of the faculty were served to
day forty four are being wrved. Then
tho work resembled cIsm work, the
menu being tho same throughout and
tho dishes prepared In tho morning
laboratory class. Today the work I
given for the purposo of giving prac-
Heal training In marketing; In l,r,pafWOri,Hi oui ,T,i,Cclallr In observance
atlon and lu serving meals, and It l
m buuii.uu i ... u.u-. .-w-.-.-w
work of tne course,
One of the most interesting rooms
to vUltors Is the dining room with lu
adjulnlug small kitchens tho home
of the dinnur work. These aro spe
cially arranged for the work, the largo
dlnlug room In tho center with four
kitchens on each side opening from
it. Kach kitchen Is fitted with a sink,
work table, gas range and cupboards
containing tho necessary dishes and
utensil for the preparation ot the
meal and tho serving ot four guests.
Until last spring members of the
teaching force had always been tho
guests In the dining room, but by tho
rcauvst ot the senior students the)
boys ot tho graduating class were thoiint COak, general helper and waitress.
given this privilege. The department j Kach girl doe each part of the work
publishes a pamphlet on table ell-j for one week, passing from ono to the
quelle and table service, which Is ln,t,cr In definite rotation. The-.cook
demand by those serving and by the. of the week txnr the greatest rcapon.
guests.
j Tho type of meal served In the
dining room varies from day to day,
Tho type of meal served In the
grant balm dissolves by the heat of
the nostrils; penetrates and heals the
Inflamed, swollen membrana which
lines the nose, bead and throat;
clears air passages; stops nasty dis
charges and a feeling of cleansing
soothlnb relief comes Immediately,
Don't lav !. tnfht .Iru..
for h ..7h. .h mm- -r-Tf
gllng for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold, with Its running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into the
throat, and raw dryness Is distressing
but truly needless.
Put your faith just ones la
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
(Paid Adr.rUsam eat)
Kansas College Teaches
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nllli llltl.. ih.Im. l.ut ...ticriin ri.rri,
Hi., itilleut izli I (r vUfeltinxI mil tue
.accordliiK iu ihl arraiiKemrutr Tuet
ilui-. formal tl Miner: rriaty. urniai
i luncheon, WtMuesday. Infurtnal lunch
ami
.ttttnttty,
jjunchuon!
like Vednedny, Informal ikiimU the rook nt M, A charge ot
ThU gUcs opportunity fr,!S cunt a iul for each guwl U
liral.llvw ltt wal method ul rv
,... ... ,,... ,...ti, nt ,u.t.n. mil.
bU, rt)r MV aiderenl meals and for
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tun use 01 ail len ocr inaieriais.
It aUo makes It plhlr for thejil tinw uf the tuwn. 'rl Muktllle) ttatc. t iitn, IN
cooV to keep thv total cost of food, A nlort? U maintained In the hulldcordtng to tho duly rr-r,rd Vut
inaterlaU within her alio ance-. The Ing In ordur that he may purchaM lhntl on rile In the (.ntm C( iU
menu for theo meal t' planned all uther material In the small jrounty tUrk of KUnuih cotiaty, Or.
by tlu took of the week with the as,aiuduls needed. These, wiled "d 100, said ro(Mrly lakru nj U1U4
nUlaiico each dav of tho lnlriictor In narlmeul tiiiiill.-fl." rjrh einik iviy un and decreed in b i,1.1 .. n. .
cl r- M..y rUliAl ldoa are
L, HVM at,y, K'ach table lu the
(uininj room ha It own menu, nu
It own type of decoration.
Two rotation cheme are employed
In this wwk- one with tho 8ueUwhit CtHiklne. To e4Umat the
and one with the students. The amount and rKt c.f uch supplie u-d
KUeol on Tuesday draw card at thrf during lh week, they are weighed
dltiliiK room door which determines out, weli;hl blnc recorded, at the be.
their places and their table compau elnnliie of each wek, and welched
Ions. These tour together then pa, lack at the: eitd of tho week,
to the next table on Wednesday, and Th students am Vi?ry inueh Inter
to the next on Thuradsy, and so on'eted In thl part of their home
through the week. ThU give them nomlc work, and flaw for It month
variety In service and In menu, and before they enroll, In their drr
nho maken It a little easier for the making eU they mak their waltfe
girl to me up their IeO-oror ma- dre and apron, and In their color
terlals.
The work ot the girl Is divided
Into four parts, that of cook, assist-
.slblllty. Knrh of the oilier three girl
has her certain duties, however, winch
are quite definite,
j .Notice of Mcttlcuimt
v ( Equity No. 414)
I In the Circuit Court of tho State of
I Oregon, for Klamath County,
1 Oregon.
I In tho Matter nt the Assignment of
W. II. Wynant.
I To tho Creditors ot W. II. Wynant
and to all parlies concerned In
tho above entitled matter. , Xolire for Publication
You and each of you are hereby (Not Coal l,aud)
notified that, the undersigned, theDupartmcut ot tho Interior. United
assignee for tho benefit of creditors' Htsles Und Office at tkavi.w
of the above W. II. Wynant, has filed
his final accounting In the nbovo en-
uueu matter witn the clerk of the
above named court and that bv lha
I . .. . ' .. '.
i raer ' ' ?'. .'-", the hsar-
ing 01 oojocuons to saiu nnai ac
count In set for 10 o'clock a. m. on
the 24th day ot April, 1914, at which
time you may make objections, If any
Herald's Classified Advs.
FOR SALE
ttMAAAAsAsVMskMBniaisssvvksaMiBsskv
FUKNITUIIE KOK BALl-Dresser,
chairs, tables, smokor, bedding, etc.
O. L. Carter, Klamath Valley Ware
house, 76t
FOR SAI.EPortablo Bowser sAlf
measuring gas tank, absolutely flro-
iroof; practically new; cost 1278, will
sell for 175. Phono 100 or call at
Central Oarage. i.a
h'Otl HALE tioneral Electric Mer
cury Arc rectifier; two extra tubes;
used very little; cost now I3C0:: will
soil for 1175. Phono 108 or call at
Central Oarage. 4.t
KLAMATH COUNTY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
We furnish nil kinds of help at
short nollco. if you want work
register at
MIIH. A, PIKTKItHTKIMCK
ll Sisth St. illoe jn4
i. W. Trcuce, Manager
The Herald, 60c a aoatk
To boost Klamath county send
The Herald to your Batters
friends.
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Of coume tlm nmomit tr monejc tu
im ur is an iiiimni imm. rr
flli fHid inalvilsl lo be u?d lu tin?
airline of th Hue mtW lit varh (our
mad, Klvtng ; It pr wrk rt b uelr,( bidder, for rash, Ur 0,,
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Th cwk doe hvr ! pur,haln
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,iren uruwiw. n wi" ni
for at the end of each wrk. The
two eU of Item ate recorded In
.dividual account book.
T,1Pr I alto n third group tit sun'."a M. t;ael and A Caui uj, u.
vv$ tn ",ef supplier" The!'"'"!! lhern toeiher mm tn U4
jttro the lnpl article neded at hand dlhiireient that U or mj -
and deUn rlM they make their
Imenu and place card. During the
ierlod of time that they arn enrolled
In the enurto much Interest Is taken
- in what tho market afford and In the
current prlrn of food materials,
It I the general verdlrt among the
'students that the dinner work I one
of the must helpful thing of the ent
tire course, and It lve promli of tx.
jlntc a peramnent of tho work.
jyou have, to the discharge of said
assign. At said time the under-
signed will make application In said
, court 'for a full and final dUchftrge
from aid trust.
Dated March 21st, 1911,
W. L. MOOItK, A.lsnrj.
3-23 4-20a
Oregon, March Cth. 1914.
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Notice Is heruhy given that Jamas
i u, Orlmes, whoso postolllce addr.u u
Kiamnii, vs.it.. n.-u n , .. ..
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: 1st ,i.y of March. 1913, Die In this
oltlco Hworn Htatemcnt and Applies'
tlou, No, 00489, to purchase the HW
14 NW. WH 8WU, See. 11, and
NBW HKU, Hec. 10, township 3 8
range 10 E Wlllamelle Meridian.
and lliu timber thereon, under the
provisions of the net of Juno 3, U78,
mid acts amendatory, known as the
"Timber and mono Law," at such
value as might bo flxod by appraise
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap
plication, tho land and limber tusroon
have been auuralsed i ini.i t
JI400, the timber estimated at 310,000
ooaru iei at i per M 400 juniper
i'uiui hi i, cents each, and the land
t 170; that said applicant will offer
nnai proor m support of his applica
tion and sworn statement on ih sun
day of May, 1914, bofore C. H.-DoUp.
coumy clerk of Klamath county, Ore
gon, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any person Is nt liberty to protest
this purchaso boforo entry, or Inin.i.
n contest at, any (Imo bofore tho pat-
U.,0"M' ,,y Mlu" " wrrobornted
nffldnvlt In this onico, alleging fncts
which would defeat the entry.
3-21 h "nB8H, lloglstsr.
EXPERIENCE COUNT
Is i every line of buslnm egperlence la vrlmt makes emclcncy. It
with great pride that we can truthfully state that the dlffrrtnt
rtMrtn.eiu of r bualM,r. wasaggd by men of sssgftosrr.
,I,7 rwl """""' "PMiwd bntelters, eEriece4 cullers,
"Perlenced salesmen asd esperieaced dellveryassn all comblae
give you the beneUt of thmreWcleney. Think this over when or
lerlng your supulM for the (able.
fMMirO til Mill,, rt- O.i
1 II)' vlrtiut of Mecutlo,, um . ,
iC thi circuit rutin t iu H,i. !
,Orvmin, tor Klmtmih m. l'"
t. mii. un, t M.W, .;;;
certain deereo of l'tl..ur BVh
lr of lo lu n trin. iit a ..,','
,tlrcU court, wherein Ired m-.l,
ami (u Melhase, n t) . tain, . ,
tlecrrw nuahut Cltu (-,, ' "
jOaMel, ilrleudauti., lor tit. ,Uh, 7.
Iu Ihtnietutd the timidi. .,i.i.i,.i.
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uurty-su nud 7S iou o-
Judgment and ilr.n.n ,
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twieil lit the JililKl.iem he., Jock.l 1
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old Ure tllmrts U.o tp qf , (
Irn and eluvrii or lii k ti,.)r In y, ,
KUiiult. Falls (formerly Vi UsV
vlllo), nrcnnllng In Mw Jur rorJ.i
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anry nam iiiii n u, hi..
'( that In t.ul.
imnri in .oM ju,iKmi,i ,iHfM
Oldur f Mle Oil ee-Uln
IheSdday nf May, a i u,, m',u
Iruni liiir of lhp county Uodm la
KUlualli Falls, Orrcun at !, ,0lr
of lu o't'hxk In Hie fortuortn t( nH
r. iwii m imniic sucimn iu th Wk.
n(l Uu irn and eUvni of M,k ..
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n weni Klamath Fall. (........
- erlr of Klla M. f.i,l .n.i 1 i...!i
ln.ti allfr a deer h. i.. .. -1 . .
' Milha and 0u Mell a.t,i
ttup.
Dated at KUliiath F4IK Ofrfot,
tbl 30IU day of March 1?
l t MNV,
Hherlff of Klamath Couny Of
lly (leo. A. ltd) dot), Depuly
SI 7 II SMI fc
.Ni.ilm lathing PrupuMU iu I'urctwM
t'liy of KUutMli rll. Iikiuit.
hkmi Itand.
Healed Pfojmsals will be txHt4
b thu undersigned until lib&4s;,
April 13, lift I, ai the hour i( 1
o'rlk p. mi. ot said dy t it. rlu
hall In the city of Ktauulh I'alli. Ott-
suii (at which time and t'Utc ftp-
jxals to purchase will b ofoed J
cotuldered), for the purchase of III,.
3 f 3.70 City or KlaliiAlh fall. (
ion Impfuiomctil bondt, ia;LU ia
cjr from data ot 1m up, Uarlcf
mio of fnierrst not to ccd ill fit
wut per annum. Interim pamIUisiI
annually, principal and InUn.t tay.
ablo at tho otflce of the Hcajtirer of
ald city or nt the Itscal-aevarr ol lit
late of Oregun, lu Ne Vers, flhv
rfpal and Interest payable la oM
roln ot tho United Hialos uf Arusrlca.
Hald bond will b Imiip.) in ilmotnl
lutlons nut mSMedlng Jioo txth,
ami tiuiiibrrd from ou In ., la
cluslra.
Said bonds aro Usued utnlef ufJI
tmiiro No, 3 19 of the Oltr of KUrosti
Falls, Oregon.
Ha Id bonds aro Issued for Ibe fur-
nw uf providing funds to pay a por
tion of the cost of liuprotlnc HUta
tlteet from the westerly line of Kit
lock avenuo to Ibe easterly riiy limit
Including Intersections,
Ha Id bonds will be sold lo the Ml ti
es I bidder for cash, and for not Ism
than par value and accrued Inurvtb
Kach proposal lu purchac said
bunds must he accompanied by a
chuck for five per cent of tho nmouat
ot tho proposal, aud certified by some
responsible bank, payable to Hie of
dor uf tho undersigned, Proposals
must bo sealed and endorsed, "Pro
posal to i'urchase Iinprovcinsnt
Honda."
The common council of said city re-
servos the right to reject mid And sll
bids mid proposals to ptirchuta such
bonds.
flald bonds will contain n pruvUloa
to the effect tbst the city rcscrtc ("
right to take up and rnurcl such
bonds, npon payment at any tlm '
Iho face value thereof with arcrusd
Interest to dale of payment, t '"'
aeml'sniiual coupon porlod, at or t'
onu year from tho dale of such bona
or bonds.
A, h. i.EAvrrr,
'Mllco Judge of His City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Fall, Oreion,
March 11, 1014, 12-301
KLAMATH MEAT COMPANY