WKJ)S KHAVi ArHlli IB, HI4
THE EVENING HERALD. KT.AMATH FALLS, OREGON
I'AIJK TURKU
Outlook Is Bright on
Coast, Says the Espee
(llrrnlil KnUI Mervlie) Knod If nut belter than nt the. same
us 1'IIANl'IHCO. April 16 Tim lime lit ll) llnnU in tun-llmit
r,' rr)llM ,.( Hi" HouiIhth rrino fimitllliiii, wuii ht-nr reoures
imJ " th condition of business (Among banker, merchant mid innn
t0 ,,, I'arinr Coast shOWit gel pro. 'lfrllirem a more Optimistic feelltlK
""riir pnMps! plevall (linn for some nine Lumber
'hrni '" '""'" """"' 'hroliKh- outlook better Crop proMl good
i llm i recently, and ha I'"'. "California -Prospects for very
d(BlfHl '"' ''" " ,,ml '"' '"l"'""'' 'nr,!,' f1'''' "f rr"l" OrrlmnlH In
Ti rrlr""X storm AIM the under- splendid modlilim Mtnck ranse In
mni trM-Miilr and depslld aii.llne shape, utf.ir.lliiK mi abundance of
"wpt" "!' ' ' ",,,,w U,,0M 'k "'""" 'r"' '" N""' ('l,irfl Vnllfi- null., mi
'l Water for irrigation Hint poer amount of planting i. fiunn and nt
u ftt'Utr'l rlrol. iiiit of ii new. other than r
Tk lPrl '" tlftr" .planting 'ii ncount tif dead In en due
"Or"" OulliHik U considered nMn past (wit fiin
Warns Local Farmers
About Russian Thistle
Grand-Nephew of Napoleon I.
Weds Mrs. Harold Strebeigh
Villaf llrrald !"). bill invades the fields. Orchards
I Ur""" to ll Miilh'ii nf ur n4 '-n (Kirnl. lirr H luijtcfiu
iixinty raminlssltHIT tn HiolinrMtlly'liart'fool rhlldreu and young chick
ef ukttig ome action inward ester-lth n iiee.iit-artitei leaves
tattnllne noiloiis eeis 11 itl our ltd lit n hae ample law to to-
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News of Our Neighbors
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fioMlp mml Vmgrtm of Warty
CoiumualUoa m CbroalcM
In ilia I'i
HmI Ihitrjmen
Curtln ft Utl'ty of Ltkorlew, Ijyo
mnilo conticctlniu with' the lower
country 8w1mIU1Uoj, and within
tli next nlxty ilnyii will be brlnflnif
Into Modoc county, Calif., and Lake
(onnly, Ore, noTcral hundred 8wl
(Inlryni'n, Thy are buylne land In
jioiuo cine, and Icaslua; In othera, and
It would nt-tir an If Modoc county U
'ubout to Imto a lares Incroaco of pop
ulntlon, chiefly from tn 8wIh ele
incut, Alturaa Now Era.
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Orchard Hold
Frederick E. Morgan and W. E.
thereof on fllo In Iho offlca of the
county clerk of Klamath coutty, Or
ogon, nnld proporty tnkon and levied
'on nnit decreed to bo sold ox the prop
.orty of Ella M, Cnxtel and A. Ctutel
at $170; that said applicant will offer
final proof In support of hi apptlcn
tlon and aworn itateraont on the 23d
day of May, 1014, beforo C. II. Del.np,
county clerk of Klamath county. Ore-
Iton, at KUmftth Fall, Oregon. to natlufy n decree In favor of Fred
Any periion Ii at liberty to protest Molhano and Gtu Melhnso ajtalnit
thla purchase beforo entry, or Initiate jKlfa M. Cntel and A. Catel with In
a conteet at any time before the pat- terwl thereon together with coata and
ent Imum, by fllln a corroborated disbursement that hnvo or may ac
affldaTlt In thla office, alleging facta 'erne.
which would defeat the entry.
JAS. F. nUHOESa, Reclater
3-21 h
.Votlrc Inviting I'ropoaala to 1'urcliaae
City of Klamath Fall Improvement
liOMhl.
Healed proposala will bo Received
by the Police Judge of the city of
Klamath Falla, Oregon, until Monday,
May ltth, 1914. at 8 o'clock p. m.,
for the purchase of $7,291.42 city of
Klamath Falla, Oregon, Improvement
'bonds. These bonda are authorized
Ijtod at Klamath Falla. Oregon,
thla 30th dny of March, 1914.
C. C. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
Ily Oeo. A. Haydon, Deputy.
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Whin Jiom Napoliiin jionapdrlv, itu. t:y unit, lit- had a. copy of the
"" I ihlnk n hao ampli lawa to ! :ri Kmiitl-iirtii or Mi.oK-on I. ileciiv of Juatlco Manning In the
MW bichr. d ! " call nl'JijiiirK mid . nMrr Hip eradication of ,', Eivat graiiiUoii of Jfruiuv, broth- llrcukljn supreme court, making her
tuition t our Umtrr to a rloulM and other imtlou mt, but like 'r "i in emperor, neruu'ti io wea uiorc absolute on April 3. Tho
8trr Mml confront Ihetrt ill the t,imiy of our other lawa. tlmy nr lr Haiotd Hlrebelgh the other dny .bride.el.ti swore thai she was 34
f,tw i the Itusalan thUtlp, which more reumrkuhle for their erlon i' s Vurk. the plr Just went dowuVirii old, had no occupaUon, and
U futirtJ H Imicmnnt In lh H'Hllf'ilmn (or their ettforrement to the city hull mid obtnlued n llteuse, lived nt tho Vnnderblli hotel. Bbo
mtrr r'1 ' ur rounty, I nmj n , Un, ijuty of our nmnty com. a'd found Alderman "Happ)" Jack una born In Newtonvlile, Maaa.
8f,fmtl jmlaslnnera to attend to the eiihirrn. Iteardou. In ten uiluiiteit ilie were They made a icry attractive look-
On W trip et Ul fall, Ihrotuh'inenl of the.e la. and should the) united, uud 11 Is probable that tin Ins touple. Mr. Ilonapurte la a well
UitfMileton, Idaho, Wyumhig. Ne-lneglert todnsothnrrsiillltii! loi mid Napoleon, Including the emperor, has eet-up man. tall, and worn a fancy
kmlu. Ksn, t'olorado, t'tah atnlitamagi to our aKrlrtillure will hi dl-'lw" marrlinl with less fuss "cheik suit and up-to-date- hat. and
J.l.j I tmd ample evldetire of the fretly through, their ftllpshle neKll- Mra htreuelgli and Mr llouaparte (cairled a cane.
rninimefte of thl i-ed, MoriSeirne arrhed nt the rlt linll In a lltnoualue The bride la handsome, dark, viva-
Attend to this matter! Do It NOW! car and went straight to the marriage clous and dashing. Her dreaa was
Itrspeftftilly )our. license nureau in me uasement. in 'dark blue allk, and she wore a sltable
nltUliy In thu Himk ltlvfr Valley.
K had Utnt the alfalfa and grain
tIJ, entered th hlxhwajis and rail
i4 rlrhu f way. and een In the
(ttb and orchards, It was plied up
Ml6t lite fences III hlign rows, I.Ue
IU Intoblo wed, It travels wllli Itm
l6i) ihrti ripe, scattering It Jseed
t H ce and Ha hardiness and pet.
iJiUete slmint prevents It eradlca
lla.
The time to stop It U at It earliest
Plcrnre when a persistent and
tiafowr.li varfaro should If kept up.
In
O. A. ril'KAHNK. .hi altldatft Mr llouaparte said lie hat with a feather. Eton body at the
was 3 years old. resided at 1 120 Ver- city hull agreed that she might be de-
Humuiosts m"", BV,,U''' Washington, I. C. and scribed a "chic." She Is an accom-
lh Justice Court, l.lnkvlllo tls- occupation He wa born In' pllsht-d dancer and Is cry fond of the
trlct, Klamath county. Oregon.,'1 aris.rrniice, ms lamer ucuig Jerome new atep Hue was In high spirits,
J. It lUrihbergcr, rialutltl, 'Napoleon llonaparte, nud his mother and the allck tllo iloor of the baae-
t(i t'utherltie Appletou He has neverment tempted her. So while waiting
A, J While, Defendant. (been married before for certain ceremonials she thowod
Air Hireueign met nor uwer at ir, uonaparte some of the new steps.
.for the lloguc Klver Valley biipj lying
t.ater for CS.000 aciw near Grant's
Pass became an accomplished fact
with the arrival of Francis M. Fauve
of Indianapolis, who will have charge
of the system, with headquarters at
Medford. Three mile of ditch hnve
already been constructed on both
Aides of the river, the project extend
ing from the Oolden Drift dam to
Hell Gate. The district Is well set
tled now, and the water and poiver
will be sold to ranchers! Mclford
Sun.
Oold ! Grizzly
The uncovering of .what Is believed
to be an extensive ledge of gold-bear
ing ore on the slopes of Old Grlrtly
was one of the sur prices of the past
week. The And was made at rn altl-
,To A, J. While, tho above namod de
fendant:
In the name of Ibu Hlaio of Or-
Intuit; You am hereby rtMjulrod to ap,
al a strict iitiarantlim inatntalueit nar and answer the complaint Died
xklnit any icratn, garden or grass 'against you In the above cntltlsd ac-
Kedi from region where It grow, tliu on or brforn tin- 7lh day of May,
Ktrrr farumr or laud nwner should 19 H, that being tl.' last da) of the
.'C.'tl In llin ermllrAlInn tif this Ileal I ...ilillral l.m 111 Hilt - llllimotK. mill If
k,fe.r .,,,1 wi. i ...w,.r. r.n ... ., .msr Mut answer, foi 'H'" ) tt "driniN array of blossom
for Its .pread I ratdd mid It t.res-.want thereof the plaintiff will take " tr"' ,r Bnrth,n itt
tUulty No. 132
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, In and for tho County
of Klamath.
First Truat and Savings Dank, a Cor
poration, rialnttff;
vs.
U, Fielder, Defendant.
Issue; aald bonds being optional after ,To Whom It May Cencern:
one year, and may be redeemed vl Notice is hereby given that under
numerical order at the option of the and by virtue of an execution and or
clty at any semi-annual coupon period 'der of jiale, duly Issued out or tho
at or after one year from date of office of the clerk of the circuit court
,MUc- jof the state of Orcson In and for
These bonds are issued to provide 'tho county of Klamath, under date
funds for part payment of the cost or 'the 14th day of April, 1914, in the
constructing a sewer In that part of jabovo entitled suit upon decree aside
the city known as the Fourth Sewer end entered In said suit and court1 on
Unit. the 5th day or March, 1913, In favor
These bonds will be sold to tho of the First Trust and Savings Dank,
highest and best bidder for cash, for a corporation,, plaintiff, against J. L.
not less than par value and accrued Fielder, defendant above named, dl
Intercst: and will bear Interest nottrcct,nK the 'sale of the premises here-
a tnrtrn it Ir nt ?-ur Vntr whn ti a. vs I
been the guest, or II. W. ninghaml"' M K' 323 ot w ? ;?,
I will matiir,. In lAn vttftra trnm nntt nt "
Itho past week, have purchased the', .... , .. , ., . ..
jHunsct orchard In the Coker Butte
.section from A. A. Bernard for $25,
'000. Tho property comprises 44
acre. Medford Mall-Tribune.
J Can Friak Ttiem
" The now ordinance Is the one mak
ing It unlawful for any person to re
ceive or bring Into the city my Intcx
llcatit except through JIih r.'Uloj.J a .id
.nxprtiis companies, pnd making It
p6sslblc for the local ofTcers to search
'any person suspected of violation, and
'fixing the penalties for sut'i violation
of the ordinance. rtcseburc Review.
i Irrigation In Itogtie
A million dollar Irrigation plant
exceeding 6 per cent
Each proposal to purchase must be
accompanied by a check for 5 per
cent of the amount of the bid. certi
fied by some responsible bank, pay-
ablo to the city of Klamath Falls.
Proposals must be sealed and en
dorsed "Proposal to purchase Im
lnafter described to satisfy Judgment
and decree In said suit for the sum of
eleven hundred nlnety-tbreo and 33
100 dollars ($1193.33. two hundred
dollars attorney fees ($200.00), and
twenty and 20-100 dollars ($20.20)
1 costs and disbursements, with ten
(10) per cent Interest thereon from
and after the said 5th day of March.
dls-
proicmrai ugnoi. i9,3 wlth accrunf cusU an,i
The Common Council reserves the bursements.
right to reject any and all bids and Novr tb9ref0re. by virtue of said
proposals. execution and order of sale, and in
Dated at Klamath Falls, April 10, compliance therewith, I have duly
1914. levied upon the hereinafter described
A. L. LEAV1TT, "premises, and will, on tho 14th day of
Police Judge of the City o.f Klamath .May. 1914. at the hour of ten o'clock
Falls, Oregon. 4-10 6-11 'a. m. on said day, at tho front door of
the court house in the city of Kiam
Xotiee of Sheriff Sale . ath Falls, county of Klamath, state of
Ootl.M.k (JimmI
"Alice In Wonderland" aaw nothing
ti rival the wonder and beauty of the
orchard In Tin; Dalle district at thl
time, of the year
the eradication of thl et publication of thl. summons, mid u""'"", "trtci now
rr and whunever It appear,, you fall so to appear and answer, foi the eo a womlrou ar
.I.res.t Is r.,l.l ,!..! lis hr....l ibni-eof Ilia olalntlff will tako ,n,t trn' '""' ,f t"l!T0
.. wmI.1 ..ion rau.e many thou. Judgment against you for tho sum of j' rnM;' ,hp ,l,er,, "' b" ,"ch
rd. of dollar loss to our agrlcul- 150.00 and cost and ,jsbursementa h "l' ' '"'It thl year na The Da o
latliL, rendertttg unsalable the at- In this action, and that any property
tills and entailing enorm etpetise nltaehed In this action be applied to
la presenting Its overrunning overy- the payment of audi Judgment and
(Idas (hat etccutlou herein.
In Wyoming It has taken the range, Thla summons la served by publlca-vlt-re
it is only of use for grnslngitluu In tho Heml-Weekly Herald, a
Wp lu it early growth. True, II emlcekly newspaper published in
U a caudr coloring to some of ll.n 'Kalmath Falls, Oregon, for six suc
utlier bleak hills and worthies had-! cessUo weeks, the first publication
lsa.lt. s .I,,,!, re(j almost pur-ll'l"e on tho 2flth day of March, 1914.
He, In color, and form n thick, al- pursiiani to the order of the Hon. K.
t lnieuetrahlo nut tinder foot.jW (luwen, Jusllco of tin. peace of
I'nllse u, linger rocklebiirr, ilinl'ld court.
fr mail) )er rnorvnted upon the 1'alcd March 25, 1914.
fvtMIe highways of tho mat., until It ' ,:- w "OWEN.
"-"ine necessary to tako stringent I . Justice of the Peace.
cllio.ls to eradlcntn It, this thistle' ' Mrwer. Attorney for Plaintiff.
not mil) encroaches upon tho rnmll3,JI5'B'' ,w
Every Grocery Store in Klamath
County Sells Crater Lake and
Anchor Brand Flour
Can thcSaac Be Slid of Any Other Brand of Flour?
Order Crater Lake or Anchor
Brand and You Will Have
the Answer
Klamath Falls Flour Mills
t'mler Ikc,
Anchor llrsmil
ha never seen
Chronicle.
before. Tho Dalles
Housekeeping rooms, near bridges
EAI LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
TAKE A OiatW OK HALTS TO
I LUSH KIDNKV8 IK HLADDKR
IIOTMKIUi VOU DRINK LOTS
OK WATKIt
cause all sorts of distress, particu
larly backacho und misery In the kid
ney region; rheumatic twinges, se
vere headaches, add stomach, con-
A trip through theltipatlon, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bring beforo - bladder and urinary Irritation.
Tho moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or It blad
der bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a Ublespoonful tn a
glass or water before breakfast for a
fuv days and your kidneys will then
act tine. This famous salts is made
from tho acid or grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with llthla, and haa
I been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutral
ise the acids In the urine so It no
longer Irritates, thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jad Suits cannot Injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lltbla
wntcr drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to
keep tho kldne)s and urinary organs
clean, thus avoiding serious ktdney
disease.
(Paid advertising.)
Kilting meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble In some form
or other, an) a a well known author
ity, bocauso tho uric acid tn moat ex
cite tho kidneys they become over
worked; got sluggish; clog up and
There are tint kinds of Insurance,
t'tillroto writes the kind that pays.
O'M .Main.
If your house Is vacant
dull. 033 Main
-Tell Tin-
IN ONE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS
OPEN-COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH
HI ops Nasty Discharge, Cleare Stuffed
Head, Ileal Inflamed Atr Paaaaftsi
nud You llreathe Freely.
Try "Kly's Cream tialm."
(let n small bottle anyway, Just to
try It Apply a little In tho Nostrils
ind Instantly your clogged nose and
Bloi'l.ed-up ulr passages of tho head
will open; ymi will breuthe freely;
ilulliieti uud IivaiIucIiq disappear. Uy
uornluii. the cnturrh, cold-ln-head or
catarrhal sore throat will dtaapper.
Kud such misery now I (Jet the
small bottie of "Hly'e Cream Balm"
at uy drug store. This sweat, fra
grant balm dissolves by the heat of
the nostrils; penetrates and heals the
Inllamed, swollen membrane which
lines the noso, head and throat;
clears air passuges; stops nasty dis
charges and a feeling of cleansing
soolhluk relief cornea immediately.
Don't lay nwake tonight strug
gling for breath, with head atutfei;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or a rold, with Its running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into the
throat, and raw dry new la distressing
but truly needless.
Put your faith Juat once In
"Ely'a Cream Balm" M your eel
or catarrh will surely'dleapeenr.
(Paid Advortln snt)
By virtue of execntion issued out Oregon, offer and sell at public auc-
of the circuit court of the State of -tlon or outcry, to tho highest bidder
Oregon, for Klamath county, dated! for cash in hand, all of the Intercut,
the 26th day of March. 1914, upon a'estate, right, title at law or in equity,
tilde of 5.000 feet at the be.l of a ce"m UB"e" ol "" ; '"" - ' .IT
big gulch that extends from the north dcr of ",0 to a cerUln ,ult to a,d !n?U .and ro" "unto
circuit court, wnerem rrea steinase uoiuusmsur maujvusooiiijoiu.uius,
and Gus Melhase, as plaintiffs, on the or the said J. I.. Fielder, defendant,
24th day of March, 1914, obtained in and to the following described real
a decree against Ella M. Castel and A. 'estate, to wit.:
Castel. defendants, for the sum of The east half of tho east half
two thousand five hundred ninety-two (Bli of EH) of section twenty-
and C6-100 (J2.592.56) dollars, vrlth, soven (27), and tho west half of
costs and disbursements taxed at
thirty-six and 75-100 dollars, which I
Judgment and decree was duly en
tered In the Judgment lien docket on
the 26th day of March, 1914. wherein
side of tho peak down Into the valley
of Antelope Creek. The discoverers
claim that the ledge Is plainly dis
cernible for a distance of 3,000 feet
or more, and that It Is S00 feet wide.
Ashland Record.
Bolivia is the world's second largest
producer of tin, the main supply com
ing from Malay straits.
Legal Notices
Notice Inviting BJda
Ulds will be received by the Police
Judge of the city of Klamath Falls,
up to and Including Monday evening.
April 27. 1914. at 8 o'clock, for the
construction and laying of a sewer
main on Canal street, from Tenth to
Eleventh, in accordance with the
plans, specifications and usUinatea of
tho city engineer, on file In the office
of the undersigned.
Tho construction and laying of such
sewor main Involves tho follewing:
80 cubic yards of excavation and
back till;
294 feet of 6-inch sewer pipe.
4 doublo Tl"
1 lamp hole.
All connections.
Bidders are required to deposit a
cor 1 1 fled check tor 5 per cent of the
amount of their bids; and the success
ful bidder will be required to enter
Into contract and. bond for the faith
ful performance of the work, within
ten days of tho award.
Dated at Klamath Falls, April 10,
1914.
A. U IiEAVlTT,
Police Judgo of tho City of Klamath
Falls. Oregon. 4-10 lOt
Notice for Publication
(Not Coal Lands)
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Ofllce at Lakevtew,
Oregon, March 6th, 1914.
Notice la hereby given that James
I), Qriniea, whose postofflce nddreaa la
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the
21st day of March, 1913, file la thla
office Bworn Statement and Applica
tion, No. 06489, to purchase the SW
Vi NWU. WH SWU. See. 11, and
NEVi 8BV4, Sec 10, township S9 8.,
range 10 E., Willamette Meridian,
and the timber thereon, under the
provisions of the net of June 1, 1878,
and acta amendatory, known as the
"Timber and Stone Law," nt such
value aa might' be flge by appraise
ment, and that, pursuant to aich ap
plication, the land and Umber thereon
hnve been npnrnlned nt n total of
400, tho timber estimated nt 119.000
board feet nt 1 per M., 400 Juniper
posts at i tt .cent eaob, and the land
tho northwest quarter (Wi of
NWS) of Section thirty (30),
Township thirty-two (33) south.
Range seven and one-half (7)
east, Willamette Meridian;
said decree directs the sale of lots, Or so much of said premises as may
ten and eleven of block four In West i bo necessary to satisfy the amounts
Klamath Falls (formerly West Link-(named in said execution and order of
ville). according to the duly recorded 'sale, Including the accruing, costs
plat thereof on file In the office of the herein; the proceeds of said sale to bo
county clerk of Klamath county. Or-j applied to tho satisfaction or said exe
egon. or so much thereof as necessaryicution, docree and order of sale. In
to satisfy aald sums with interest eluding Judgment, attorney tees, costs
thereon and costs and accruing costs, land disbursements and accruing costs.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur-'the overplus. It any, to be paid into
suance to said Judgment, decree and tho court to be applied as by law re
order of sale on execution. I will, on 'quired and directed.
Dated at Klamath Falls, county ot
Klamath, state of Oregon, on this
14th day of April, 1914.
of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said C. C. LOW.
day. sell at public auction to the high-j Sheriff ot Klamath County, State ot
est bidder, for cash, the following. Oregon,
described property, to-wtt: GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
Lots ten and eleven ot block four E. L. ELLIOTT. Attorney for Piain-
In West Klamath Falls (formerly tiff. 211-4 Wllllts buuaing,
West Llnkvllle) state of Oregon, ac- Klamath Falls. Oregon.
cording to the duly recorded plat 14-21-28-5-12 h
the 2d day of May, A. D 1914, at the
front door ot tho county house In
Klamath Falls. Oregon, at the hour
HUMOR HUBBY
Give him a nice dinner, properly cooked
and served. Have thedinner on time ; don't
keep him waiting and fretting till his pp
petite is gone and he has an attack of the
"tantrums." To get up an extra swell din
ner or lunch is no extra trouble or much
expense. You simply add Frei's Relishes
to the ordinary meal and the miracle is dene
Never tried it? .Then you'd better try it
tomorrow.
Fret's Red Hot Relish, Frei's Horse-Radish
(just horse-radish, no turnips or other sub
stitutes), Frei's Fancy Sweet Midgets,
Frei's Sweet and Sour Pickles. They're
the. best you can get, and you get them at
VAN RIPER BROS.
Phone 85
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