The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 13, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THIS 1CVKNIN0 HERALD, KT.AMATII FALLS. OREGON
'AUK THUMB
Report of Public Library
for February and March
Gen. Wotherspoon
New Chief of Staff
Number of visitor during Febru
ary. J '
q-i rit
i lui
Willlum Allwi
luii) i:ii.,u (Jiimiu'iIiik k '
Numbrr "' IkmiUm t Imitated during (l..-in w
February. T 1 - ''rim I'ruUtf of ihr Cml
Kumtr f vUHiitu durliiK Marih. lil...ni. I"itinl T.
i,il ' I'llflihiK ti I'lnili." Mln
,s"umbr ' lotk cjmitaiml tlnrliiK mi. ("hrli
jtsirb. w '"" ifli n i tin Oildiir
Mr P I' Hlnwitrl prMMitml in tin. man, lliur'.
library n" "l'l print MHtati' "Cllralmtii. Humy Ami it.
"AtiK"l" 'nrl' "Danm of Hi Mlaiirharil. Amy C
,V)mt'b Htiatfurd.tufAvoti. Portrait "ri Almhip Hoys' oiutati Flu
nf l.liirtilii. Portrait t WahliiKtno (tartar. II I.
Nri lliok Hnrltrtl Ti,. Alrnhip II.... N )m,.. i i
Tli" l.l"lrt MliiUur" llarrWi. J M., ()tt lr. II I.
Iluutitl ti' Corner In tiny Htrrxii"
, ititbinond, rrt 0,
Th liiHltrii' f Juliet" Utah.
wend llrare 1.
The Irwi Woman "- -Italatid, Mar-
"'liir Happy Ulrlltwd." Iltaiirii
n; clran.
"Mnthrr Carey' Chicken Wl
tn, Kstn D.
rf Daughter Jraji,"-.TaaH.
Harlan.
"Hlnta i:r Child Hhuulil K.. .
Illaiirhan, Nllijr.
'".(iliB Pollrpilian No fc" I'rntxK
Harry A
'The Honk of Indoor mill Outdoor
(latum " Klnelaiul. Mm lluriiii
"Tim I'fuinUrit Land " Antm
Mary.
"Catitplnic anil TrampliiK Willi j
l!mnrl llllrrutlr.il. John ,
Tim Hlory of My lloyhood ami
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NOISY ON TRAIN;
OESI FOLLOWS!
laiii; roi;.s'TV iioMi:sTi:Ain:itH,
MitiNK ami ( ,iioi;hi: on WAV
IO PORTLAND, AND ARK HKNTJ
'JO 'I III! IMU'K pili: i
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PORTLAND. April 13. Four!
Iioiih ulisiiliT from Lake county wer
:ir-n ltv la)M on tlio rorlt jilli, HaU
iinlny Uy Mutilripnl Juili' Htoveruun '
for bt-liiK 'llnortli-rly on a Hpoknnc.j
I'ortlnml U Kimlllu train. Tllj muni
ore I,mtr Wltlirow, Itoyal Juil, Kl-'
mT luo nml Jay DlrJc. '
Tlio mi'ti lHiuriii) tin) train at llcnJ
ntoxicatfi) On Hid train tlio ron-
iiuilor t-omplalnt-'l. Hid mon i)rank
liquor, talkotl loudly ami ud pro-!
fani ImiKUuci!. TIiIk conduct wna kept
up until tliif)' arrlrvd In Portland,
when local ofDcora took cbarRo of
th'-m Tticy denied being dUordrly.
Milady's New Spring Walking Suit
Voiiih' Mtilr. John
ItarkottyPBtketty llnui."llur- 'Tim Ufa of ItnlH'rt UmU Miovrn i ifnMv i.amW Wotlii'Hpoon
h.ll. rrnuoii II ou " llalfour. (Iratmm. . ! t' bi tliu In rlilnf of ttaff of Ilia
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KorturiM of Pfun" l?lnd.. "Walt Wliltman " Perrf. 1111m ' ' arm Hi) ill iakii io uia urcuuora ot w. n. wynam ,
Votlro of Hcttlcinrtil
(KijUlty No. 14) j
In tlm Circuit Court of tbo Stat of I
OrcKon, for Klamath County,
Oregon-
In tlio Matter of tbo AanlKnmcnt of '
W II. Wynant. '
Kllfn lmirl
A tllrl In tlm Umtwro. Por
Irr Cn riiration.
"Thf Ihnldn f tbn J'up Clircl
III WinCim
(inlil" Wblto, Hi art IMward.
Tb" Und f Kootiirlnt " Whltn.
(ii-r( IMward.
Afrkait CampflrV Whllr, !.
art )Mard
"WhUn Kane " lnndou, Jack.
The Vhll Thf4d.M Ilallfa.
llolrl
I'lillyaima "-Titrlor. Klranor II.
"Hntlmrntal Tommy' ' llarrl.
J M
"Jamc lluitol lnttell "
lei, KrrrU
"Jnlill Mamhall
Ult II.
"lianW Welutitf " I.hIk. Ilrnry'i,.
U'abnl.
"Ulrknu " Ward. AdolpliUt W.
I'.ilrrlden "Traill, II l.
"Hymn " -John Nlrol,
Jainra Madtmiti." Hlduey, lo
Jard (lay,
i "Jame Monroi' " Cllumn, l. C.
"Mariln Van llurrii," Khepnnl,
l.'dfard M.
i "WIltB and WIiik." 'Tht Waler-
(Iri'CIIH- """ Al'"l ' '"' 'iOIUTUl i,on-
I old Wood a Inrui oxplri'i
Mni;nnt-r. At j - -
IUh.'
AdmlraU," "Tlm
Itiivcr." - Jam
'Tlm Tn
T-uny and lrl" Harris. J.M iPiln." 'Tim lied
A Chanrw Aritialnlnurr." lloK-HVnulmmi Cooper
fU. William l. j ll-Hik. timirl
"A Modern lnlanrrt,".Mowrllii, j "What Can Literature Do for Mr?"
William 1 . Hmllh. C Atplimuo
"Marjorle IUr "Aldrleh, Thomatj y Mr. I.lndijulnl -"An American
lUlley .lllltk" Klbrft Hubbard
Tbo (Jrrai Adpnliiro.""-Jnell.( Hy r I
lutie I'nnd '0iiernlilp
'In Our Tun"- While. William irtamtiel O.
Allen 'Tlm National (eoKraphlf" ban
MimmoitK
Urn Jtullco Court, I.lukulto !)
Kiel, Klamatli county, Orrcon
J It llrhbi)ror, Plalutirr.
t.
A. J. U'hllu. Ilufsndant.
To A. J. Wlilttf. llii nbovi; naiuud do
ft'tidaiil. In the luiiui of the Ktato of Or-
and to nil turtle concerned In
tlm nbovo entitled matter. '
Vou mid each of you aro hereby '
notlfliid that the underlined, the
imiiKUii.' for tlio leueDl of creditor'
of tbo abovo W. II. Wynant, haa filed '
hi final accountlne In tbo nboro en-itltt-id
matter vlth the clerk or the'
;iiboo named court and that by the
'order of Hon. II. 1, Hennon. the hear- ,
,luc of obji-ctlon fo said final ac-i
fount l ct for 10 o'clock a. m. on
tlm 4lh day of April, 1914, at which
toii Vmt urn linrohv riittlril fti ait-
iHMr and nr tlm tomplalnt filed "lmo 0" ay make objection. If any ,
aCaln,l )ou In the above u.lllled oc- ou, ,,at, " ,bo '" of .aid.
Ui.1. on or blor the 7lh da) of May. sn- At ald time tho under-)
IUM. Hint beliiK Km laul day of the ,lK",, wl" mk application to Mid j
publication of this uinmout. and If Jourl fo ,l ful1 anJ nnal ' ,
you fall o to nppvar and auwer, for ffom tald lru,tl i
want thereof the plaintiff will take' lMod March 21t, 19M.
Judemeut aealntl jou for tbo um of , W, U. MOOUK, Assignee.
IStioo and ro4l and dUbiireincuta
'in Hii mf.i.ii. and that any proert)
&
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14.
'J
otlco of glierilTfl Hl
Uy vlrtuo of elocution Imu4 out
of tho circuit court of tht SUtt (
Oregon, for Klamath county, dat4
the 2Ctb day of March, 1914, upos
certain decreo of foreclosure and or
der of iato In a certain fult In MM
circuit court, wherein Prod UolhaM
and Ouj Melhao, as plaintiff, on U
24lh day of March, 1914, obtal4
a decreo ncalnit Klhi M. Castel and A'.
Castul, dofendanta, for tho turn of
two thousand five hundred ninety-two
and GG-100 ( 2.532.G6) dollar, with
costs and disbursement taxed at
thlrty-alx and 7G-100 dollar, whkh
Judgment and decreo was duly en
tered In tho Judgment Hen docket on
tho 2Cth day of March, 1914, w heroin
said decree direct the sale of lota
ten and eleven of block four in West
Klamath Kails (formerly West Llak
vfllu), according to tbo duly recorded
pint thereof on II! o In tho offlco of tbo
county clerk of Klamath county, Or
egon, or so much thereof a necessary
to satisfy said sums with Inter
thereon and costs and accruing; coot.
Notice Is hereby given that In par-
suance to said judgment, decreo m4
order of sato on execution, I will, en
the 2d day of May. A. D. 1914, at tko
front door of the county house- is
Klamath Falls, Oregon, at the bMr
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of MM
Xay, sell at public auction to the ttlfk-
cst bidder, for casb, Ue Mtowtec
described property, to-wlt:
I.ou ten and eleven of block four
In West Klamath Falla (formerly
Vet LInkvllle) ctatoof Orecoa, ac
cording to' the duly recorded, plat
thereor on file In the ofloa of the
county clerk of Klamath county, Or
egon, said property taken and levied
on and decreed to be sold as the prop
erty of Ella If. Castel and, A- Catel
to satisfy a decree in faror of Fred
Mclhoso and Gus Melhase against
Ella 31. Castel and A. Castel with In
terest thereon together with coat and
'disbursements that have or may ac
crue.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Orecoa,
this 30th day of March. 1914.
c. a low.
Sheriff of Klamath County, Orecoa.
By Geo. A. Haydon, Deputy.
31-7-14-21-JI a
Fashion ha decreed this jackotfbe within six Inches of a natural
1-23 t-20s
The Court nf lloyUllr' 'While, been added to ilm tnngailno llt
improvement whatever of any
OIIITU.ttlV
tio e row n on nml
drttulilrr, Mr C. t. Plomou, reld
IiiK at Dairy, and number. Mm llooth.
at (IrniiU I'ann.
KOHT KI.AMATII. April 13 In
memiiry of Daniel tlray. who died on
April (lh In (til plnf It imml bn
wld that Jackvou and Klamalh rmm
llri lout an hiililitnbln plonerT.
lr (Iray t nearly 73 viura of
te Hi, rnwied the ilaln with his !('
fthrr from MliMturl tmn U years of1 Arrtirato Inforiitatlou rInuii tlic,3.
S(e KlalitAtli lU.ln. Sro Clilln.lr. tt.1. -
He madn ltoim Hlver Valley hi. Main. .
borne for yram, wlmrtt lm followed
tho trmlo of hlarkumllh In this coun llounekeeplns; ronmn, near brldg
Itallrtwil- (lnerHUirlill(,ua,.j1.j ,,lx arloti 1 uppllcd to Xotlr uf CntrI
at trntlkktttri" m Diimi lit. . Uk.... .., ......i. i. ..!......, h...l ,k . . .. ...... .........
"""'- 'v i'j"ieni . iuvi, ji."m " impariniciu o uie micnor, uuueu ' ,.,. Thomaa M. Gannon, has
Mt ..xccullua heroin. Stal Uud Office. Review, . . fn,. . 0 r,do UDOn or aake
... . . .... T i.n, n.. I
j ins mimniuus is wnu uy puuncn-i urtijiiii, arcu .i, jm. i ...
., . .. ., .. ... ..... I. . .1 t .. ... . t"j
nun in uiu uviiii- reaiy imraiu,
emlh,tt!:lt n.iWAiiAlinr
-.... .. ...,n, . , hWH, ViUUIVflti-V.
Ktilfmitlt ljtl Dr.rnn ti mIv Mill, t .. .... I
rrMhi- weeks, tho II rm publication
beltiK on the 2tith day of March. 1U1 '.
.Notice Iavhlac Bide
suit for walklnc this spring. It is stride. Of course, this makes walking Ulds will be received birth Poll.
lcry long and very narrow at the bot-'moro difficult, and thereby causes jJudgo of the city of Klamath Falla,
.torn. In fact, nalking In it must be! mora exercise. But tho maker of It up to and including Monday evealas.
lone wun care, lor inu bicji in uui"' ' .,. .u.v. ,iim t, ijn, m a ocioca, lor-UM
. construction and laylnar of a sewer
ly Herald, n 'To Thomas M. Gaunon of Dairy, Ore- ikintl upon, or any cultivation of, said
published In I KOn. Centestee: ia,i or any part thereof.
ty our nubjert has lived for the pant '" ". v..cRn, ir . aut-, you Rro ,ure)jy notHed that Annie
itweniy yrrn In Dairy and Fort Klam.f,,h' . bo "rut publication j A JacKl,on( wi10 Btvoa Medford. Ore-
nth. !! rae two brother In Wood ,i"',"' "" '"" -"- " "' " " goti. ns her .otomce.addrcs. did, on
Hlver Valley, (J,rKe and John, and imrmiaui .o uiu oruer oi uie uon. J-Mllrch 4tb, 1914, tile In this office her
iHUHlller. ouhV- !o',l'' Jusllco of the peace of,
You are, therefore, further notified
that tbo said allegations will be taken
by this office as having been confessed
by you, and your said entry wilt be
ald court
' Dated March
llrowor,
'.-7 w
1911
i:. w. govi:n,
Juntlcu of tbo Pence.
Attorney for Plaintiff
THE SMALL DEPOSITOR
'IrrWr!
. nviBm a w I -m . , : it
Is made w (drome liurv. For
''(treat oaks from little acorn
Rrow," mid many nf our largost
iinuiiiilR went bi'KUli In amall
vn Tint First Trust and Hav
ing Hunk will open an nrniuiit
wllh ou. itli If It Ik not limro
than II. Hlnrt nun and don't
wait to M't It nrow. Muko It
Krovv by regular nrtdllloiiN In It
tuery pit)' day
FIRST TRUST M SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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To The NYAL Store
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Whm
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BSO
ene3
Im on thQ
right road
-
r-YOU WONT GO WRONG
Trtko h alti'ln Uiu rlglit tlirt'dliMi ttnlk Into nut' Moiv.
Heitliliti iM'itor hkmU at our more, you ntr miiiv of tlm Im' of trtnl.
''Hi. V nre utility a kIuiI to Intvtt ctiiltt toino In nml look nnminl,
wieilier I hey buy or mil. Wo wall tut you promptly nml lvo jou v
urtly ulmt you ask for, Wo nrti inn in liunlnetut Mr a tlity or it ttet-k,
'it for many year In iinne.
Underwood's Pharmacy
Comer Mala and 7Ui Htraela, Klamath Full, Oregon
YOU'RE SAFE
In l('i' it uilli ii ) our photif
oilier for (tiiKfrlet.
Vt'Ki Inldi, I'lilll, or miylliliiK
In (Ji-iKcilct l crllliiill) M
litlnl wild ii iiiurli ran for our
plioni' oiilrrs iin vtrro )oli ht
Miiinlly iilleiiilltlK yinir hliop-pliiK.
t'till nor It'dowix nn not
piiliiiitl olT on pImiiio iiixlnmi'm,
nor ilo Mr luito n Mdlcllor to
romo In lull' ullli ni-ileni lo l
lilhil wllli tlio wool or IiihI of
IoIn, 'I his rln of kimmN if on
luiiui In miIiI on nIkIiI or
ililiupt'it.
YOU'RE SAFE
duly corroborated nmillcatlon to con- canceled thereunder without your fur-
Itiit mid securo the cuncollatlou of, tliur right to bu heard therein, cither
jour Homestead Kntry No before this office or on appeal. If you
Serial No. 047C7, mndc June 21st, fall to tlio In this office within twenty
1911. for Wi SKU, Ni:u SGK.Sdays after the FOURTH publication
Section 33, Tow-tuhlp 37 S Kange of this notice, as shown below, your
Il'i i: mid Ntt'U NK.:. Hoctlon 4. answer, under oath, ancclllcally meet-
Townshln 3S S.. ItanKO 11 W E.. Wil-Ilni: and responding to theso allega-'tR wben and the postofflce to which
' lametto Meridian, and ns ground forltlous of contost, or If jou fall within jH mailed, and this affidavit must
her contest shu alleges that said on-j that time to file In this office due
miln r ImmaI .. ... nea.
proof that you have served a copy of '", '" ." ," '" " w
...... ,, Eleventh, la accordance with the
your answer on the said contestant! ' '"" ,lm
f.ii, Dim.tuLduuua via eusia(ea ox
either in person or hy registered mail.
If this service is mado by the delivery
of a copy qf your answer to the con
testant In person, proof of such ser
vico must be .either the said contest
ant' written acknowledgement of his
receipt of the copy, showing the date
of its receipt, or the affidavit of the
person by whom the delivery was
mado stating when and where the
copy was delivered; If made by regis
tered mall, proof of such service must
consist of the affidavit of the person
by whom tho copy was mailed, stat-
IH. J. .U.MU'AIiT, lYr. K. M. UUBU, Vice Pre, aad Tree.
IlKKT K. WITHIIOW, Secretary
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
MAPS, PLANS. UI.UKPItlNTS. Kir. KLAMATH FALLS, OKGGON
bo accompanied by tho postmaster's
irecelpt for the letter.
You should stato In your answer
the name of the postofflce to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
JAS. H. BURGESS, Register.
C. C. BROWER, Klamath Falls. At
torney for Contestant.
Date of 1st publication March 26,1914
'Date of 2d publlnctlon April 2. 1914
Dato of 3d publication April 9, 1914
the city engineer, on fllo In the offlce
of the undersigned.
The construction and laying of uch
sewer main involves the folio wing:
80 cubic yards of excavation aad
back, till;
294 feet of 6-inch sower pipe.
4 double "Y's"
1 lamp hole. '
All connections.
Bidders are required to deposit a
certified check for 5 per cent of the
amount of their bids; and the success
ful bidder will be required to enter
into contract and bond for tho faith
ful performance of the work, within
ten days of the award.
Dated at Klamath Falls, April 10,
1914.
A. h. LEAV1TT,
Police Judge of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon. 4-10 lOt
Notice lavitia- Proposal to I'iiuIumu
City of Klamath Falla Ihtji nTireaf
Bonds.
Sealed proposals will he received
mmmmmmammmtmammmmmmmm-l
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; Prompt Service Reasonable Prices
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ir you call fa 1 1 LIIlllUl 1 1 imig V v
200 I I
I Good Printing I
klamath countv i i
i:.mpi.ov.mi:nt ekiici:
Fourth St., between Main and Klamath I
"TIF FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET
No matter what
W'u fiirnUh nil kind of holp at
short notice, If you uiuit work
roitlster at
.MRS. A. PIKTi:HSTi:i.KU
VM Nhtli St. Phono U44
J. W. TreeiT, Muniiger
Date of 4th publication April 16. 1914 by the Po,,co JudK0 of tne elt ot
(Itlnvnah Unlla f"i..A..n ..!! fAHJA
tklUUlUkU A' UIO Wtl'gUU) UUUI AUUUIVf
May 11th. 1914. ut 8 o'clock p. a.,
for tho purchase ot $7,291.43 city of
'Klamath Falls, Oregon, Improvement
bonds. Theso bouds are authorised
by Ordinance No. 323 ot said city, aad
will mature In ton years from date ot
Issue; said bonus being optional after
one year, and may bo redeemed la
numerical order at tho option ot the
city at any semi-annual coupon period
at or after ouo year from data ot
issue.
Theso bonds are issued to provide
funds for part payment otlthe coat of
constructing a sower in that part' of
tho city known as the Fourth Sewer
Unit. i
Theso bonds will bo sold to tho
highest and best bidder for cash, for
mot less than par valuo and accrued
luterest; and will hear interest not
exceodlug 6 per cent.
Each proposal to purchase must be
accompanied by a. chock for 5 for
cent ot the amount of the bid, cwrtl
llod by some responaible bank, pay
ablo to tho city of Klamath Falls.
Proposals must be sealed and 'in
dorsed "Proposal to purchase Im
provement Bonds." ))
Tho Common Council reserve the
right to reject any and all bid aad
proposals. ' J
Dated at Klamath Fall, April 10,
1914. it
A. Ii. LEAVITT. ti
Police Judge ot the City of Klai
Falls, Orecoa.- 4-19 Ml
Ah! what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet, swollen, bad Knell
ing, sweaty feet. No more pain in corns
canouwe or ountons.
I ails your feet
or what under
the sun you're
triod without)
getting relief,
just uso "TIZ."
"TIZ" draw
out all the poi
sonous exuda-
. tions which puff
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"TIZ" is mag
ical; "TIZ" I
grand : "TIZ"
will cure your
loot troubles so
Sou'll never limp or draw up your foeo
i pain. Your shoe wont seem tight
and your feet will never, never hurt or
get sore, swollen or tired.
Get a 25 cent box at any dnur or
department store, and get relief.
5JB.3Ki
MRS. A. PKTKRMTKINKR'8
Not much silver,
But plenty to eat.
For aitwo bit weal
It caa't be beat.
ISO SUifa Street
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