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MTOIIIA. DKCKHKKII A, IMI4
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
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OUR WEEKLY SERMON
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lly H. , . Malwlaftaid, I'mh.i- rir.1 Pid-juiian Church
Initio beginning was the word"-
Jullll I
Humlay, December tflli, will l. nil.
ffnoti l llirt of churches In
llil Isnd "" ' " purpose
U I" rrratu broader mid deepwr In-
irrwl lu Mudy of llin bible
Thin U v" W"uii tunc jor
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..uttltiK fori" '' '
p,opn wb a few short Mouths t r...ind In thu ,i, .lk j"'""' better acquainted with u very
took IH) lulere lit III" bible, arc to- Tim ML!.. )n Mlh.ti.mi moriiiii!UM''ul lrodnrt, whlrh has uf-
j)r aiHlumly fKliliiK Urn pmum of nl nr It l.n, found liHir under I'""'! niurli from .oiiiliir projudhe
,lod r4 Thx titl in know It tl. .i...li..u mi,. ,), iui,,.,,,,,,,',!,,, llkll)K cottoi.iroO li.t.-nd f ih
.rofbtcr HI Ibrow K,t iuhmmm. mid tl. ,.v. rW Tbo biu,,!,,,, ..,.... ,, .
,nir a""" "" wnr "n, ",B""
foirn of "r rnont piritiiHi nivii i'"l
trry krt-uly Ui need f ir ktio.
,hIko nmrrtnltu lUuV dilliie with
nl M?opli nd Ibpf ImVfi rry trttr.
U (Oim to n dtprr iny nf
III
otd"
Ml biHiii fp lk ineti. riiny'fiir tlm ml. of iIik lli'lititM iiconlf
tiv bfirn. Ibpy rw nld ulid din
Tbo bbok. wblth l iiiot popular
tmUy lll Ih Ml but forr,oll'ii !
woffovi'
It It Is r-ad Mid dlfupii for a
rs-HHI, Mid (Sid I'M ltt sllflf Mid "MI
tofrd wllli dust, Msny n( our
ri- llbfstlM ln" bnruoni IUIIh
ninti- than ttrsrt- ysrd for desd
lA. Wry few iHHiks that Ker
flitri. s rrntury tr rd no
Mint nf till-Ill llSVn len dfid Mid
burlrd tbrw msny yrars,
Tbe lilblt- l itlnrriit from othet
UkiIs It lives on rentory after rn
lury More peopls hrn potidntliiK It
ir.mmw UIIIAK llll n
jUInC WlilUK IfAK
l.irri.i: wTOIIIM fllOM Till:
TllliOti'UII THK CAI'ITAlJi
lut.ii otiikk HeMi: ah:
I.Stl AT THIN TIMK.
lljr WILLIAM, t'. HIKI'IIKHD
(Vhltrtl l'n- tflrtlt Ci.ri-Hniiiii )
VI.S'KNNA. Oft. IS (by tunll to N
Vork) -Itninsii Cstbollc flrvlc brre ii-tltlou In Vienna dtclo-d lhe;.nkc. W It. KliupHon. Algomn, 11.
bp teru sgbnst nter ulnrp lhr fall fct that-tint war tut cm lluml.i and j Austin. Itntph llullnrd, Chlloqtiln; M
el Umber conrrnlti; tlir fsle bsne- Auxria-lluncsr) is In certain sections, K. Kruftter, Hchm-ctady. .V. Y.; C. A.
Ids oirr the bcAd of the old blthop a hot) war. It U the tireek bkoIiuI ( Wester. Dunnmulr; Miiis M. I'. llay
ef lmberc. The eArli-t ruiiifin to.llie Human church 1 cannot find den. Mm. K. II Osborn, Dorrls; It. M.
rratU tbo Cstbollc dlpluwfttle circles
hrro wern that the blsbup of ltm
Wre had brn imprUoned by tbo Kus-
tst thv rumors were vague and
could nut Ot. confirmed, Hut within iut, Catholic, church and the Au-(.SpuldlnK. Salem; II. C Illley, En
tbo pstl few day mt Austrian bul- irian soldier flKhts bark for tbo cross . gene.
ne4 man fnim lbrg: has aucCovd'oi Itomi' '
e4 In reaching Vienna with the nt- , y ,, Hie border of Dm) A mountain Hon recently killed
tle information lbt tbe agwl Human ,.. ,-.,, ,irie n.ni ..rr.. titflitiui: 'in the tlrand Canyon gamo prcseno.
Csthc.Ho bUbop of l-mbcre Is to bc'iu,, tKen plan- and It Is among the j which adjoins tho Tusayait forest, j
cucuiod by the Huiwlan. .border peoples of both countries that , measured ten feet from none to tall, i
I happened to bo l tho American u,0 rrlli:ltius fcellug Is paramount KsiMounialu lions and other boasts of
-mbay hero when two black jirutic sentiments. If the Hiissbius prey, such as wolves, coyotes, nml ,
frtxkrd Driest, from tho Catholic i.,..-i f.nllrr im, Anclrln-lluii- wild ruts, are killed by forest ofllcors!
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'iil'K.mallc circles here, wero rrcele.l.Kar j. n, cbnnci-s aro that the re- and gonn- w aniens uiey are n men
thclr faces stamimd with worry ninl iKuu. pect of the present rontllct ace to gnuio animals.
dUtrrss, They asked Frederick I'cic w t,app,wir The Hiisslau charge
field, tho American mbaMdor, who, LKI,ni , priests lu each town thoyj Mls ilattbt Story ban been ap
Itirotigh the tangle of war represents tl(n,, uv;,. u (,ai tlu-y aro acting as'poluted posimlstress at Hokcblto, 01:.
the Kusstan governwent In Austria- j,,()0 ti,,. border towns in Austria- j Four women In llah)lon, L. 1 have
Hungary, (o save tbo llfrt of tlm l"iif(iiiiRr itmtalu many Sialic Inhnb- taken out license to shoot game,
b'rg churcbtuen. Hants who alwais wildly welromo the
Whether Mr. 1'cufleld will aucceed
lu bis efforts Is question. I wanted
lo know why tbo Husalans wanted to
v charges eagerly, and, tliniiKii ueiinue
K AOlllf I Information Is lucking, 1 am told (hat,
ltvdiiy i!"" h u""' "f,y t('ml,,, i,ritH ,mv"
r . eieruled ns the llusslnns nd-
Delicious
U th Flavor of Our
"Nmiif Glory"
bfee
Try It tbe next time, and It
will gain you for a friend. Tho
use of oni pound wilt convince
you that It la the, only coffee
u want In your homo.
Hteel-cut In "WAilUa'1 pack
"es, 3Cn per pound, three
pounds for fi,
Sunset
Grocery
AT 10TH AND MAIN
Phone 200
J
Dioie
,,..... io.ii,, uIMII m ,.,, , ,h(T
lilnlf.r) if mail ( inileI t,
world'. Infancy it r,v, ,r Uih..'
hd ami iin.rn.rHD. and It tia litm.i
koiihiI imiii beautifully In the llm) of
the fret., whim n, KinTiiiii-ui In of
tin. people, ,, , pcoplo ami lot tin.
people lmle.,,1 our republican form
iBciiuiimn lorm
"' .iim,iiiu.iI ur.w out ..f truth.!
' "'" ir nil iiec nlll ()r tl)
I ,. .11
riBi of inpf. t, mx firw
in iUy. nit!ipr tun it porUh In a
Muni n Krotb wn ,0 rnm.
Ine
...... ..,,.,., i v,., i., ,, iiiiiiT. i) urn
IflHIIV fTlllll Mkii at II tlfl. ..
Mi... r a lilt- to liin ml tif l.la life
Mid liMitlrd 1 1... IMhli- mcr in Johun
to fwl upon It u n llitl,. IhuiI.
It mid th utorj of tin. im-uiimi, i
tlm world and of how Hod miidi- iimn
in hi own Imueo ninl of man's mi.
IirsIiki lilt Crrstiir It nUo mid of
Hud's df-lHll.! wllh hU clilldri-ti In
tin- i-srii dswii uf Hum Tljls lxk
ei- uinli-r Jobu. Osiid. Jirriultib
mid oilier mcu who rn moved by
tli plrlt of Ood Tlnu nfter rni-
imh po.,i br. the bwik aualii tro
larer II. Uh- bsndt of tho ApfXtlMi.
ilne tho vnrld n clrsu sud f til lor ,
nuireption of Hod DiiIuk us '
broader ri.nrepilon of -igr duty to
bmii find ninl iiisii
sinmn rrt ass nnnAni
noi
WtWj rKUm fcUKUl tiof Ohio ma) wMAy i.u'rchii.o'w.j'OMi.r.l Ilo,ni. will once Mt toJCallfornIa avenue, and having on the
IIHiNT THAT lll. OMIMi
l IMC .N.lllON NOW
IIIHIIIMt .
tiiiviai., ih;t am, aim: iTi:itt:sT.
ml a Itomnii Catholic blubup and In-
that l ho slntpsmeu of either country Cnlcluugh, Hacrnmento; J. I'rag, Mark
dlil.tr. their lur nu this line, but ' 1'aulln, C 8 Andrews, Portland; Jcr
Ihe Ituulnn soldier In tho Held fiKhtslry Julinsnn. 0 A. Young. Ban Fnin-
i.
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U t iim.lnii Koldleru nml it Is
!,MVM1 stnv town folks who are (Iroek
(tt,,nrs and who usually accuse
tbo Human Catholic priests in uieir
town of acting aM spies The litis-
lau soldiers and ofltccrs bear these j
vnnro Into Austria-Hungary. ,
(loriimu tale of Kusstan Inolllct
oncy holster up the faith of the
KaUer'a people. Hero Is one that
was widely rlrculaled lu Herman mili
tary circles:
After tbo battle of Tanneuburg the
'(lOriuaiiN who were i outing tbo Hus
slaiis over nn open country were sud-.
ilenly nstoiiUhed to see an entire
Hiisslau hrlgitde turn and rush to
ward them. They cut down the Hus
slans with machine guns and bao
nots, but after tho battle, not a sign
of a Husslim soldier could bo found.
Three hours luler In n town faither
on all tbe officers In Ibis Husslnn
brlgnde were found ilrliiklpg I" h
cofo where I bey bud spent tbe entire
day, They bud "wound up" Ihelr
brigade, much as n child winds up n
toy wagon, Htarted It off toward the
rjerninu Unv wlllioul u hIiirIo of
fleer in charge of It and they bo-
gun a day of drinking In tho village
tavern. Their luggago inciuueu mou
Inclest of lingerie, slllc stockings and
trunks, which wero filled with tho
oilier delicate articles of feminine
w,,nr' ... . i
"Why do thoy curry those!" askod
. - ... ..v l.ld itflunnnrd.
an Austrian uiucor ui .. t-.. .
"Obi wo wouldn't let our women
come luto tbe dauger ono," answer
ed r Husslsn.
for bU true cron, the cros of the.cli.co. C. C. Huff, Oakland; It. T.t
Cottonseed Oil Is
Used for Olive Oil
ill l,iiio.enu wur, iiunrdiiiH tn
MiicImIUu In tho Dtipiitimeui nf Agrl-
tllllliro affords till. Alilurlfiio l,n
w)f h. ...,,..., ,..,,.,, . ,
fJ "" """-" "Wwrlunllr lo I--
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1 -- --..--.. (4LUllfin4IIUt4I1 - Illl
uhM UH.UI.X, but tan Mirflt lli ,
notiilifrii cotton Krovrcru Avbo bnvo
nilTcrcd from the nr.
III tin- year i-iidlnK. Juno 30, 1U13,
liimrly Ho.nuu.qoo worth of cotton
,"1 I'f"''"1' wuro shlppvd to Kur-
'I In. Department repudiate the
IM,l'Ulr ludlif Unit rottonmjeil oil In
'
Ohio May
W. & L
The common council of the city ot
Klamath Falls. Oregon, having ascer
tained and determined tho propor
I nllrd I'rcssKoMlro minion to Investigate the flnaucial 'tlenate share for which each lot, part
Cl,i:vi:i,A.S'I), Ohio, Die r,. 'securities of the road and tlx the'0' Iot' block ana acreage property
accordMite with suggestion ,,y the
rlty council of Cleu-lnnd, tin state
.operste the Wheeling and l.aki Krle
.rallrond, according to ndvlces from
onirlnls In rlty oinclnls here to-
day.
( think It a uml l.ln nti.l I
....... .. - .
hale ordered tbe state utilities com- j
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Hnll
Hiher
I'miik JnmUou and wife.
-.
Female knitters and spplnners Hi
jsmlland make from II to 1 GO per
week
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO
ITS (IHAXDMOTIIKICS HECU'E TO
IlltlXtl HACK (XlLOIl AXNI LUS
Tlti: TO IIAIH
You can turn gray, faded hair
boauttrully dark and lustrous almost
over ulght If you'll got u BO-cent bot
tle of "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur
Hair Homody" nt any drug store.
Millions ot bottles ot this old, famous
Sago Tea recipe aro sold annually,
sit) a u well known druggist here, be
cause It darkous tbe hair so naturally
and bvenly that uo ouo can tell it baa
boon applied.
Thoso whoso bulr la turning gray,
becoming faded, dry, scraggly and
thin, have a surprise awaiting them,
because after ouo or two applications
tho gray hair vanishes and your locka
become luxuriantly dark and beauti
ful all dandruff goes, scalp Itching
and falling hair stops.
This Is tho age of youth. Qray
balred, unattractive folka aren't
wauled around, so get busy with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur tonight,
and you'll bo delighted, with your
dark, handsome hair and your youth
ful appearanco within a few daya.
(AdTrtleea&t)
DARKEN
R
iiM'd cliicriy tu Imlta'o or uiuiitcrfall
"
X ,l fatter of fuft," says tbo
.weparuiieni, ' ll Ih r.illy an ntllr t vo
., .
Muwl flavor, U iictunlly preferred by '"bout sgoln, after being confined to
many. It Jticks of course, tbo dl-!1"'r ,,om" wl,n ,l "P'slned nnklo.
! Dnctlve ollvo flavor, wbl'ch many'
Pni". J'Cclnlly tho Italian, find, Walter L'nitili and Jay Falrclo
,dulrabb. TIioh wb ,.ufT ttalr vliUed tbo county B.-at durlnit the-
tfrtnil I, m a I.IhLIh -. -.-.,. ..11 !.'
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rottonnd oil pleasant In Kroneb !
.u,.-.!,,.. r ..in,i. t ..., '
dti-Kslrijs, where mustard or other'
tomllincnls uro tued, tho rottoniioedj
oil elvi-H the dressing a. rich, creamy.
tame
TK ureal mhanlaKu with
lettutiH'-eil oil, however, u of courne.
.Its cheapneM.'
Own the
E. Railroad
physlrlnl valuation of the system."
wrote Oou-mor Cor. "Attorney
work lw determine tho states right
'" maltn such purchase''
A recent effoit to soil tho road at
auction failed. W. I,. Day, Federal
li.li-n knl "-nflrtlini.fi n il.n mint.
.,., ..v.. T-, - .. ...
mum purchaso price.
" 'said Common council did by resolu-
To guard against tree repair fakers jtlon Monday, tho 7th day ot Dc
or quack tree surgeons, the Massa- cember 19 H. said date being a date
xhusctts forestry association will in-,
spect the- shade trees belonging to its
members, free of charge.
OTICi: I.VVITlXtJ 1HDS OX FUKXInlllXnS FOU XHW CITY HALL
tii-fti.itc.nl.: will I... r.-i-K..,1 In- tlm
filings lor tbe uuw city hall at Klamath Falls, Oregon, up to and Includ
ing Mcnday, December II, 1911, at tho hour of S o'clock p m.
Count II Cliaiubcr
I a Hot oil lug otllco chairs, leather perforated scat No. 754 L.I'.
(Ulils also requested on same chair with leather spring seat)
1 Major's chair, leather spring seat, back 2S In. high No. 742
1 Directors' table, proposals ou S and i1 ft. length, with three
and four drawors on wither side, plato glass top No. 2SS
1 Flat lop desk, 50x32 In., draws on one side only .......No. 01 Vi
1 Table, 72x34 in No. 225
I Table. 4Sx30 lu No. 223
2Vi Dos. Assembly chnlrs. saddle wood seat, high bsck arm chairs,
ltocordcr's Otllce
1 Flat top desk. C0x4S,. plate glass toi No. S. 25
I Flat top desk, 50x32 No. S. 61 Hi
1 Typewriter desk No. SG. 30
1 Typewriter chair No. 712 L.P.
2 HcMiIvIng chairs, leather spprlng beat No. 724
2 Leather spring seat chairs No. 770
1 Typewriter Underwood. No.
Chief of Police Ortlce
I Flat top dusk, 54x4S lu
1 Huvolving chair, leather perforated seat
1 Chair, leather sprlug seat
Mayor's OOIco .
1 Flul top desk, draws ou one side only
1 Hovolving chair, leather perforated scat
2 Chairs
1 Settee, leugth C ft
M.ijoi-'m Private OlUco
t Table. C0x32 inches
1 Hevolvlut; chair, leather perforated seat .......
2 chnlrs .,....'.'
Hugltieer's Ofllco
1 Typow liter desk No- l5 H
1 Typowrlted chair, leather perforated, seat No. 718
1 Two-draw illluB csso '. No. 462
1 Shaw Walker Vert letter tiling cabinet - . "
I Seta Ideal Indexes. J
1 Flat top desk. 00x48 inches No. S. 32 W
t Revolving chair, leather spring seal No. 724
2 Stools, leather perforated seats No. 106 L.P.
1 Underwood Typewriter, No. S.
1 Draftlug tablo, with draws.
I Hluo print frame, 30x42.
All furulturo except assembly chairs to be ijuarter-sawed oak, Durby
or oak ilulsh.
Writing beds to bo built up 5-ply, w Ith all odges showing figured wood.
Desk logs showing figured wood ami oqulppod with brass sockets.
Tho numbers ot different plocea specified are taken from Dusbong &
Co. catalogue of desks, tables and olllce chairs for tho purpose of indicat
ing grude uml stylo of fuiulturo upon which proposals nro requested.
VAULT FUHXISiaXC.S vSTEKL WOKK
Recorder's Vault tint! Kuglneor's Vault.
In uci-orduuco with pinna and epoUfleatlons on Ulo In tbo ofllco ot tho
undersigned: Dupllcato plans furnished ou application ot bidder. Qual
ity to bo ot Merger Mfg. Co. or equal: Stool work to bavo of mineral Oiler
and tin oo coats euaiuol baked nud hand rubbed and cases striped; color
green.
Proposals must Include installing steel work and furniture in place.
Payment to bo mndo after acceptance by City Council.
A cortllled chock for tlvo per cent ot proposal must accompany each
pi oposnl, check to bo certified by some responsible bank as a guarantee
that tho successful bidder will fully comply with the award,
Tho Council reserves tho right to reject any and all proposals.
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Judge ot the City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Qy order ot the Common Council. S-10t
ML LAKI NOTES
(Hcrnlfl HikcIiI HitvIco)
MT IfAKI, Dec. C, The wcoklyi
pra)er mi"-tln of tbo MU.akl church
ban been changed from Wednesday
.v.-rilriKX to Tuonday ovenlni?.
i. Mr and Mm, Theodore C'ac wt-ro
visitors at
th Ik week.
tho Kails Wednesday of
Mn(. Walter Egg, , abIc t0 be
LEGAL NOTICES
SMfViVVMAM
Xotica
Votlce Is hereby given that tnerol'"1" """" . . - ' , -
are funds on hand for tho redemption
of all warrants drawn oa Elgbtb,
Ninth, High, I'rospcct, Uphnm and
Whlto street fund. Interest ceases
(from date hereof.
I)atil at Klamth Falls. Ore. this
, , ... . ,,'
1st day of December, 19M.
r w sipuFvn
'..
J" Clt' Treasurer.
I
' hinet Improvement Notice
..Vutlrc of l-llln of Uie Proposed As-iM,
sessment Hole
,"mi ue .muis ior w.o Uipro.meUi
'of Third street from Main street to
." ""' "... . ' ' :.
'the otlke of tho Follco Judge of said
.city :i statement thereof, which said
statement is known and designated
.
KOI.I' for said Improvement.
NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
uiiou wuicu a regular meeiins ot nam
council will be held, as the time for
hiring and determining all obJec-.C,
'lions to such assessment and having
iiiutnmliriiff! for !!, fntlnwlmr film-
I
No. 3. 31 i
No. 754L.P.
No. 770
No. 52
. ...No. 7B
No. 753 W.
No. 753
No. 22
No. 754L.F.
No. 753 W.
I heard and determined itich objec
'tIonn, If any tboro bo, laid Common
(Council will on laid dnto proceed to
ruacsn tbo proportionate nharo and
part of the cost of such Improvement
'in accordance with tbo benefit accrued
upon each lot, part of lot, block or
-,. ,,,
l!nr.h nmf nvnrv
ownor ot property liable for tho co.t
'of Mich mprovcracnt Is horoby ro.
furred to such asement roll on Mo
In the ofllco of tho J'ollce JudRo for
HWIHQV ('I-1IVIVI
detailed Information
The boundaries within which the
property lies that Is benefitted and
liable for the cost of such Improve
ment, which said boundaries aro as
foltows, to wit:
Iicelnnlug at tho intersection ot
Third street and Slain street In said
city, thence In an easterly direction
ulonic tbe boundary lino of Main
street to the Intersection of tho boun
dary line between lots 2 and 3 In
(block 18 of the original town of
(.'.Inkvllle, now city of Klamath Falls,
. irAffin rllnnlna llinnitA Im m n avM.a.
VI vbuu ktUtUff WSV.S4VU IU H UVtlUVt
My direction between lots 2 and 3 and
uiuuk iiiv line ueiweeu iois i nuu a
and C and T In block 7 of tho original
town of I.lnkvllle, now city of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, to tbe Intersection
f High street; tbeuco In an easterly
.direction along tbo center line of
, " " , "v , , . " !
'High street to the intersection of
Ir.... .. .. .u i
Fmi1 trecti thence northerly along
lbc center lino of Fifth street to tbe
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'"""""'"" " l.M.I "V--iV., VUTFUVO
southwesterly along tbe center line of
luitchel street to tho intersection of
whitncy .tree.: thenco westerly
aloiTg tho center line of Mt. Whitney
street to the center line of California
avenue; thence southwesterly along
jthe center line of California street to
tbo Intersection of Teddy street;
thence along the center lino of Teddy
street to the Intersection of Second
street; thence southeasterly along the
center line of Second street to tho in
tersection of McKluley street; thence
south to center line of First street;
thence southeasterly along center line
of First street to tbe Intersection of
High street; thence northeasterly
along the center line of High street to
a point opposite the line between lots
C and 7 and lots 2 and 3, in block 6
of the original town of Linkvllle. now
city of Klamath Falls. Oregon; thence
southeasterly along the lino between
lots C and 7 and 2 and 3 in said block
and continuing along the same line
.to Main street, and thence northcast-
erly to place of beginning.
j Witness my band and the seal ot
said city this 21st day of November,
1"H- A. U. LEAVHI,
Pollco Judgo of Said City.
11-21 12-7 h
lu Ilsnkruptcy
rVo 309JO
jx.itl.o of First Meeting of Creditors
In the District Court of the United
i States, for the District ot Oregon.
In tho Matter of U. Sannomyla, Bank
i rupt.
JTo the Creditors of U. Sannomyla ot
the City ot Klamath Falls, in the
i County and District Aforesaid, a
Bankrupt:
', Notice Is hereby given that on the
23d day of November, A. D. 1914, the
I said U. Sannomyla was duly adjudi
cated bankrupt; and that tbe first
, meeting of bis creditors will be held
jut the law office ot W. H. A. Renner,
! located over the postofflco In tbe city
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 15th
day of Decembor, A. D. 1914, at 2
o'clock in tho afternoon, at which
time tbe said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated this 27th day ot November,
1914.
W. H. A. RENNER.
Special Referee lu Uaukruptcy for
..nl.l I.-.... oo r 1 I.
I aUUI ..D.atl'. dO'll-16 u
Suiiunous foe 1'ubUcatloa
lu the Justice Court tor the District ot
Llnkvvllle, County ot Klamath,
State ot Oregou.
Big Uaslu Lumber Company, a cor
poration, Plaintiff;
vs.
Wm. S. and F. S. Fish, co-partners,
and Wm, S. and F. S. Fish. De
fendants. To Wm. S. and F. S. Fish, copartners,
and Wm. S. and F. S. Fish, De
fendants; lu the Name ot tbe State ot Oregen:
You, and each of you, are hereby
roquulred to appear and answer the
umcuded complaint tiled against you
In the above entltlod action ou or bo
fore Monday, tbe 4th day of January,
1915, that being tho last day of the
time prescribed In the order for pub
lication ot this summous; and, If you
fall so to auswer, for want thereof tbe
plaintiff will apply to tbo court for
the relief demanded lu said amended
complaint, to wit: for a judgment
against you lu the sum ot $70.95, and
for Ita costs aud disbursements here
in, all as lu said amended complaint
more fully set out.
This summons Is served by publica
tion thereof In The Evening Herald, a
datly newspaper of general circula
tion, published la KlasMth tmmlmtl
luregon, uy oraer ot tne Hoaeraeie m.
V. dowen, Justice of the l'eaee.ler
jtlio District of I.lnkvllle, Mid PWHy,
tand state, made, dated and iMfte
said action on the 31st day of Nettti
ber, 1911; which said order ree.ulm
Itbat summons In sftld actio be Mk
llshed once n week for six cOMievi
tlvo weeks. Tho date of the flret pub
lication ot thts summons Is Noveev
ber 21, 1914,
HAY & MERRYMAN.
Attorneys for Plelntltt.
21-28-5-12-19-26-lh
HummoM
In tho Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
F. C. Stltser. Plaintiff, -
vs.
Wm. S. Fish and F. S. Fish, Co-Partners,
Defendants.
To Wm. S. Fish and F. 8. Fish. ta
above named Defendants:
In the name of tbe stste of Orefoa,
you and each of you are hereey re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you In the above
entitled action, on or before Saturday,
the 19th day ot December. 1914, tC!
being the last day of the tlase pre
scribed in the order for publication at
thus summons, and If you fall ae to
appear and answer, for want
tho plaintiff will take
against you for the sum ot fSlt.1T,
and for the costs and dlabaraeaeala
ot this action, and, for aa order of tale
court that the following deeerHaJ
lands, taken under as attachaeamt la
this causo, to-wlt:
The northwest quarter (NWfc)
ot Section seven (7), la Tovmealy
forty -one (41) south, rang eafkt
(8) east ot 'Willamette MerUlaa.
and situated in Klamath eaaaty
Oregon,
be sold as by law required aad ta
proceeds thereof applied la the pay
ment of such Judgment "
This summons Is served oa Ike de
fendant and each of them hereto, fry
publication thereof la Jhe Dally Bar
aid, a newspaper ot general ctreslev
Ion, printed and published at sflam-
ath Falls, Oregon, not leaa them ease
a week for six consecutive weeks, kjr
order of Honorable Heary h.
Judge of the above entitled
Made, dated and Died la said I
at Klamath Falls, Oregoa, oa the tta
day ot November, 1914. the data) at
the first publication thereof halac
Saturday, tbe 7th day of NoTimaer,
1914. ROLLO C. OROsWBaVCK.
Attorney for Ptalatat.
7-14-21-28-5-12-19 h
XoUec of SheriTs Sal
l)y virtue ot an executloa oa fore
closure duly Issued by the eJark af
the circuit court ot the coaaty at
Klamath, state of Oreaoa, dated .the.
14th day of November, 1914, la a ear
tain suit In the circuit court for aald
county and state, wherein Falraaaka,
Morse & Company, a private cor
poration, as plaintiff, recovered Jade
ment against Chas. W. Shenaaa far
the sum ot three thousand alae ana
dred and forty-three aad 8S-199 dol
lars, with Interest thereon froat Na
vember 7, 1914. at the rata of far
cent per annum, together with the
sum Of three hundred aad ifty dol
lars attorney's fees, aad casta
disbursements for the sum of tea
lars and sixty cents, which saldjadc-'
ment was enrolled aad docketed la
the clerk's office ot said comrt la said
county, on the 7th day ot NoTSenher,
1914.
Notice is "hereby glvea that 1 wHl
on the 14th day ot December, 1914, .,
at tbe front door of the coart aaaaa,
In Klamath Falls, in said eoaaty. at
2 o'clock in the atternooa ot
sell at public auction, to the
bidder for cash, the foUowiac da-
scribed real property, to-wlt.:
The east halt of Uo saathwafi
quarter; tho southeast eaartar
the northwest quarter, aad
numbered 4, 5, 6 aad 7, all la
tlou 6, Township 39 soata.
11, east ot the Willamette MerWma;
Taken and levied upon as tat prapaf i
ty of tbe said Chas. W, Shermaa. f.m.s
as much thereof as may ha aasaaapjf 'j-jfr
to satisfy tho said Judgmeat at savat tA
ot tho said Fairbanks, Horse 4
pauy, a private corporatloa,
with all costs and dlsbursamaata saai. Vik
hova At- mav aeerifA lS tA ntaiSiA Jt,ir a.
..Hw w Maw w-v, ww wwwmw p ,(",
satisfy a certain Judgmeat aelamf3u
by the Bank of Doaaasa, aa Ofajjaar ,AJ
corporation, la an action la aald aat;,.,. fii
against the said defendant. Chat. IT.. - t.'yl--Sherman,
in the sum of oae haaarad . -4
twenty-seven and 17-ioe aeuars, ta
getber with Its costs aad dlosarat :
ments Incurred herola, hlah;Pa(4i .y
Judgment is, by saM deerao aamav ,.,.j
ecutlon made a subaseasat aaaaat .Aifi
upou tho proceeds of aald solo ta ami ki$
Judgment of said plataUaT, Hlrlaama.tO-'''?'
Morse & Company, a prlyaU aicpspavi'fi'
tlon.
iJUitii av nmaaw mmnm,
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