The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr I.-HIIIAV, MAVJIl, mm k. rliMiM rour (oiiiiMBy. fint,i-r ilil ' l'K lnnr f,, Hll' M"'"1"'1 ,.,.m'J7..l H. v. mimiiiv I dean mi- (hiim'Ih iih I ! lay mi tin- Hiior. All wurk guuraii l0(il llHllinnlfH fri-K. VACUUM CARPET CLEANING Mil!)' t,nH 'l"' l'""'i' Carpet. '"K11" draperies unci iii lulHicrt ! fiiiulluie eleiiiieil by m lluu ninl idiiipicHKed nil- without reiuowil Klh (! .Iilti rn. Kl'iiiuitli I'iiIIk W. D. MILLER Miiitiifiiclun'r of III II. LOW IIIJII.IIIMI M SILO IILOCliN M ILI'KS .tl.l. MM' '"' ONtltl.lt. SI'li Willi-", Fiom .mil imniiim: Wall HlMtllXO SIi:'l.LT Sixth and Walnut WOOD! Work Wood, IimiiI 1!.75 DIitiI fiom lil, lioni dry ejl.OO Double IimkI . lrr Slab. I (Mm ll . . W.M Dry Slnh, root !l.00 Hull) mill Llnih Wood ('"ill mill Purl OH KLAMATH FUEL CO 5' 5 Main Si reel . THE FAMOUS s. & w. Little Neck Clams Minced Claim (I'mki'il In (,'lnm Julie ) (ivl u (tin, unit try thU one Cliuii Chowder Mlnco one liirK" kIIci) of baron mill fry In Iron piii, mill oiik pint of potu lima, dilccil very (liln, one. laign union chopped lino, mlil water aulfltiont to cover potatoes iiml bull until tender Then mlil contents ot ciiii mill four or ltu rolled crackers, iioasnn to tiiKli" ninl ri'iiiovo to bark purl nf ntu Servo hot. VAN RIPER BROS. "Oimllly Ororer" I'huue Sfi dill ami Mitla The Reliable Second Hand Store runic, liny, Sell Anything Harrison & Matt Our Htoro I ou Klfiinnth Ave, mid Sixth street GET A NEW SUIT FREE Uy lmlug your wood In quantt Hm from mo ut tho remarkably law prhes now lu. effect. You'll wtvo moro than the prlco of n Btilt "f fhithes at theso prices: "k, singid loaii a.no Hoik, double loud f8.75 iry siuhM fa.an I nlw hainlle UoOy mid Limb wood I.iiimi oiders at Klamath Ue I'Hiineni store, Third nnd Main. I'HONIJ 2!IH P. C. CARLSON HOUSTON' HOTKIi 'oinii iiml sue our Light House, keep Rooiuh, Tho prices are right Look i hem over oa Mulu, op. ptiKlio I'ontofflco Touiim'iiiI Plnta L.lBht, clean tt,r'. furnlslied suits that will ult you, ihono 248J,0th&Plno 'IOII.W.S OIIIIKHT S'lOlll I lllllll I'lOHH HuiVlt'O POUT WAYNE, Iml , ,Mu 21 l.ltlle Hlllll Clecilllllld. Whose flltliei happens to Im (leimrnl Mnn.igi I (iiiciiluml or llio Km I Wnjiie A.- Northern luillunu liiirllnn (iiiiipi.uy wnu tM, . lion in i-iniHf of ii lot or moan Join ii mi IiIh ilml ilienuliiiiil U gelling plent) of Immuring any way, in Uiimc Jllney Ijiih days. hoim i.lil asked "Sammy" If Im illil inn wiiin a hIuii on IiIh llllle leil r.o.riiit, mill In. dlil He wi.h pioml f i ti , falliei hiiw i read Hoiilh Win in- Jlirii') lluy All A ImiihiI win oiii)irn:s I.ONIKIN A l.oiiiluti lllimtlateil liewnpipet, pilntliiK a lilctllle of (ler lliaii iidlilleiN pldiit'.lilliK In Plume. H'l.H 'Who will the leilp.T he"'" I.ONIX)N limn woiHhlppliii; wom Mi have imiHi-il the coiei iimeiil to eiei'l Mull femei aioiiml hospltnl (illllpM Whi'le Indian HilhllelH ,ie i on ali"ii'lii(; LONDON Hi t-HhiMl an u peaiim! wouiiiii. ami wlih other llelulan ref UKi't'H, the giieen of the llulKlann paHNcil ihriumh Vlriorhi stntlnn un dlmerveil A.MSTCItDA.M -Herman prisoner (IIIIIPH look upon IIiIHhIi in Uoiilth i iih milleii ami hoxtllc; 1'ieiich rht-rry i ml amiable ami Ituiulau. primitive ami xluplil LONDON Whlln food Inn In Hume liiHtaiu'c-H ilouhleil In price Hlncej the war Hlarteil, radium Iiiih ilecrpni-1 'ii rrmn isu.iinn to tr.o.oon a kmih i LONDON- KIiik (ieiirKo deflpatcli-! ml a perniiml letter of appreciation I to Mii .hinn Neltou, an Kxmoutli widow, who ha Meven hoiisi In the! nriiiv 10 APPLY SAGE IEA lOOk Ol M.i llltlMi MACK ITS .TULL fOI.OIL (.LOSS AND TIlH'KVLs Common Burden augo tiluued luto a heavy tin. with sulphur anil alcohol mlilutt, will tin n srny, streaked and failed hair heautlfully dark and lux uriant: remove every hit of dandruff, mop bonlp Itching and falling hnlr. Mixing the sago lea and sulphur re cipe at liouip, though, Is troublesome. An easier way la to get tho rendy-to-use loulc, costing nhout GO couta n huge bottle, at drug stores, known as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Heinody," thus avoiding ft lot of muss. While wispy, gray, railed hair la not sinful, wo all desire to retain our youthful appearance and nttractlvo nosa. Ily darkening your hair with Wyeth's Hugo and Sulphur, no one tan lull, hcniuHO It does It so natur ally, so ovenly. You Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small htraiid at a tline: by morning all gray hnlra have disappeared. After another application of two your hair becomes bonutlfillly dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant, ami you appear years younger. d'nlil Advi'iiUt'iiioiit) i IWWV1 . EXPERIENCE Conider This When Selecting Your Optician Mr, Wlnti'i'f I'"" I'1"1 ' Hfii ,vaii of oxperlclicf, hacked hy t-pecliil collogf tnilnliiK '' upllial Mink. Vim get his I'lillid pi'ihdiial iillonlloii fitmi Hi'1 l",,, '0,u" rjts an' oMiliilnd ""HI I"' jimth I ho llnWu-d ghisM-s lo jour rye. This perwmiil tt'ii ilon hy mi .'poileiu'il optician U Hiiivly worth jour ron-ldeni-lino whin Koleilliig " "I'tl chin. H. J. WINTERS 635 Main Street DARKEN HAIR s THE EVENING Torpedo of E-l Could Sink Any. Battleship Now Afloat This photoginph , ii toipeilo used h) the American submarine IM, now In New York haihor with the war- Hhlpn, iinikliiK llie cieali'Ht iinviil iIIh- phi) In the IiIhIoiv of Hie country, shows lo Koine i-Mciit the Amoilcui pieparatlon foi war The photograph wan taken with the cnmetii or the Hlihimiiliie hiiIIi1 who la hIiowii be Hhle the impeilo. It Ik powerful enough in Hlnk an) man of war alloai 'I he L-l :ih the one 'ihloh lliaile the woniieifiii nip or l,2::o miles from Key Weil to New Vol k It Ih cloiiht- ful If any submarine ho fin lined In the war In Ltnope Iiiih gone ho f'lr oiiIhIiIo without alii Um- war lii Mtnopf Iiiih U'iiic ho f'ir 3 ' "SilllllllllllB '-y Wg2jPw'3BB i !: -tiIHHHIIIIIWii05iHKw Mlfl I I bHiillllllllilllHBPSSHH&iH 1 Former Local Girl Is Playwright; Plays Here The following fiom tho lloseburg a tennis club, und the climax comes lleview will be of gieat Interest to,'hc,i the natural llgu.ro defeats o rival lu the annual club tournament. Klumntli i-al!s peeple: (f mMt ,ntercsting Bituatlons After a month of drumming Ccui8 when the champion player chords and rounding out simple airs, I mtelg the girl, who had been elected cttch) songs fiom melodies caught qUcen 0f the May Day festivities of on the inspiration nun sei 10 swuib lug ih) me and chorubcs, Hoseburg's ' llrst musical comedy has been written. li beats tho title "Love's Oame,' , und u copy Is now on tho way to to . cop) righted at Washington, D. C. Tlio w i Iter and composer Is Miss Mildred Wilson iiml sue mis jusi suiiumuu her friends with tho announcement. I ,. ,i ui,n tntondu to. pioduco Ii and may tour the coast. ' . .. MUs Wilson is the daughter of H. (i Wilson, head of the Imllan agency located in this city, and her effort lsMng tho game. , m 'plllntlff.g 9econd caUBe of doubtless Hie llrst ever made by a Tho songs, however, aro the ost.suk (of Ui prlncIpal of 1317t42, local person In this particular Held, important pait of tho play, in all "' .,th ln(erest there01l at the rate of and not only is this tho tlrst attempt musical numbers constituting the .,m , . .. to no maiio oy ner, - - Myuuui u. i . t . Ta.. .. ......l.n.. t persons who aM enence "Honeysuckle" choruses aro scenes with musical coolu.vs ueclafo that in which tho participants danco and It undoubtedly is a distinct success, uiustrnto uniquely the words of tho Short stories, poems, and oven'Songs. On uccount of the enthusl- books and some music havo been written by local people, but It has gcncinlly been conceited tunc umi tiit-play an actual iriai. nitumiutD musical coinedy required an atmos- sho has made copies and planned the pheie of the large city, ot bright ' details of the hottlngs nnd stage ef llghts and gay thiongs. Miss Wll- fects. She Is now In Portland con son's success, however, proves that trading with parties for such sccn thp quieter surroundings arc; Just ns Cry and properties as sho will need conducive to composition as the to glvo an up-to-date performence. llvller places. II arrangements are satisfactory she Mis, Wilson, lu addition to being will have tho play published upon a 'talented and accomplished young her return and begin making con laih. Is especially fond of athletics, tracts with organisations or societies ami one of her favorite pastimes Is In various towns in this state and a vim: tennis. Consequently it Is California for producing It with lo rn, .bat the songs and ca. talent. It Is Miss Wilson's pres come.lv of her play should center ent Intention to havo tho play staged about an episode on a tennis court. llrst In Klamath Fa Is. where she Is Tenuis forms the ground wotlt of Ivory well known, afterwards putting the thoinc, tho cast are members of , It on In Roseburg. Answer the Call Klmiiath FiiIIn People Hiit That This 1 Necessary 'omul A cold, a strain, u auuueu iiui, ., mile .....so may hurt the kidneys, Spells of backacho ofteu follow, or soiuo Irregulmlty of tho urine. Thousands of people rely upon It llure Is uno case: Mrs. U. K. Roach, 02 11 street, Abhlaud, Ore., says- "When I auf r.,..i ri'iim ifiiiimv weakness and other kidney disorders. Ooan's Kidney ruts helped mo moro quickly titan un other medicine. Doan'a Kidney Pills stopped kidney weakness In our little boy." ii,.i,... r,n e at nil dealers. Don t - , - . . ,A,. rnmHv ffet ffi K?dne;RpnU-thnaemye tSl HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON P.'a,; mw:' 'V fMmfa (!fw. :m. awa,. VS. ' ' " '.t&yJMx''' ' W& ', nueeu 01 mo iay uuj ninuis " the club and Is asked to try and fcat !t certain presumably conceited )in)er on tho courts In the tourna- ment. Ho therefore agrees to beat Iilnibolf and the surprise of the girl .,tcr is deemed comical. She then 10pes ho may win the event of tho 1 ma, mm vp mfMMt ivt JmM&M''.'i'"iW!(&2,1l tl.,yt ln0 inira act cioses me iuj - - whon a uaIlce Is given In tho clubJ t for the principal sum of ,,.. i ,! vnnirnr ,,! th ro- 1500.00 with Interest thereon at the mauco terminates most liappUy. ., , , . r ,..,. i,nl, n There Is i lo ' med, bet oen a pair oi comeu..u.h ., ...., , ., ,, ...nn....l T nnnrv. ' nn.l I score. i no itiuns "wi aSm over the worK uy tne irionus oi I. mss Wilson, bhe has decided to glvo ' Mrs. Roach had. Foster-Mllburn Co., ! props Buffalo, N. V. (Paid Advertisement) ( ltrooklyn's Ul( Pageant I fulled Press Service NM3W YORK. May 21. Tho twen- I , .. 1 ty-thlrd Regiment armory, at ued- l" lio tno sceuo luiubin "' 6" Moor pageant of early American n s- :iiich schools. Tho purpose of tho nnirennt Is to keen fresh In the mlnda of the younger gonoratlon the great events of this country's early his tory, Subscribe for the Hernlil, lift)' cents a month. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that on or aftor sixty daya from the 1st day of July. 1915. tne uouniy uouri oi xvmiunvu ium;, vM, ... w ourtcancel 'all warrant. In the hands of the county CerU ot .aid count .zMMjjiZMm&wsm WM. The Steam Laundries of Klamath Kails support fifteen American fam ilies, who do not live on rice, sleep In th laundry, or send their money to foreign countries. 1-tf OwIiik to the shortage of seamen In Olasrow the steamship owners sto' now employing women to clean the large Atlantic liners. LEGAL NOTICES .NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S! SALE. . Ily virtue of an execution and or-, der of sale in foreclosure duly Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of' the County of Klamatn and Stato of cllH HI . i-.,.'r , K ''t ' rt"y. yjt y rr wa ti&mL 7M"''ixmii(mm de-,0gon. dated the 23rd day of April. 1015. iii a certain suit In the Cir cuit Court for said County and Stato, wherein K. C. Atkins & Co., Inc., a corporation, as plaintiff recovered judgment against Cora ii. Newhart (also known as Cora E. Xeuhart) as defendant, on plaintiff's first cause 'rate of 10 per cent per annum from 'and including July 1C, 1914, and for . eluding May 30, 1914, and for the further sum of $150.00 as attorney's fees in said second cause of suit; and for the further sum of 1 110.17 with interest thereon at tho rate of 10 per cent per annum from and In cluding Fobruary 18, 1915, for taxes, paid by plaintiff on the mortgaged premises, and for plaintiff's costs ; and disbursements herein, taxed at $22.90. Notice Is nereoy given that I will, i on Tuesday, tho 1st uay ot June, i 1915, at the front door and main entrance of tho Court House in the I City of Klaamth Falls In said Coun-1 ty and Stato. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ot said day, sell at public' auction to tho highest bidder, for, cash, tho following described real propel ty, to-wlt: Lot thiee (3) of section six (6 In township thirty-seven (37) South.! Itanco nine (9) East of the Wlllam-! etto Meridian, Klamath County, State' ot Oregon, containing one hundred seventy nlno (179) acres, more or less, together with tenements, here ditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or In anywise apper taining. Taken and levied upon as' the .,..,,,..... n( ,1m on lil Dnro R Mow. hart i also known as Cora E. Neu-t hart), or so much thereof as may, he necessary to satisfy the said Judg ment In favor of E. C. Atkins & Co., Inc., a corporation, against said Cora IJ. Newhart (also known as Cora E. Nouhart), with Interest thereon, to gether with all costs 'nnd disburse ments that havo or may accrue. n. c. low. Sheriff. rk.. f T nn. TlAnitlvl Dated ut Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, April 23, 1916. 23-30-7-14-21-28 which have beon Issued and not protested for n period of .aveB yeara or more prior to the 1st day of July, 1915; also all warrant will be ordered, held for naught, and payment thereof stepped whitreln It nppeen that same have been protested for a period of seven yean prior to the lit 4mj of July, 191C. Tho following list showa the names of payees, date, number ami amount as shown by warrants to be acted upon by the county ceurt: NAME. Date Number Amount Mrs. A. E. Brown November 4, 1897 9892 14.10 S. Woodruff January 11,1898 10010 6.40 John O'Keef January 9,1899 10682 1.60 F.W.Morgan May 4,1899 10687 2.10 T.F.Young May 4,1899 10718 4.40 M.H.Patterson January 11,1900 10991 2.10 A H. Knglo January 1 1. 1900 11080 1.10 Chas. Isaac September 8, 1900 11886 1.26 Illrd Woodruff November 12, 1900 11479 2.10 D. W. Earl.... May 7,1903 13670 2.90 C H. Zeverly July 13,1903 1S740 9.00 A.Crawford July 13,1903 13766 3.00 T A. Culbertson July 13,1903 13770 3.00 J. F. Alexander January 14, 1904 14070 6.60 Wm. Turner January 14, 1904 14087 1.60 I'. II. Peel January 14,1904 14088 1.60 Jeff Riddle January 14,1904 14089 1.60 Harris Jones July' 15.1904 14368 3.00 Jim Vot September 10, 1904 14061 1.70 Robt. Newmeyer November 19,1904 14601 1.70 l. II. Yeagcr January l". 1905 14765 3.00 Kd Corthell March ', 1905 14892 1.70 ('has Ulckerson March ", 1905 14909 3.60 .Mil.u Curhle March '. 1905 14910 3.60 Itobeit Jones July 14, 1905 15057 1.70 llobuit Jones July 11.1905 15065 1.70 Ar'hiir Farrow July 14, 1905 15065 1.70 P. L. Peterson September 14, 1905 15126 2.40 L. C. ICerson September H. 1905 15128 2.40 L M. Robinson September H, 1905 16149 1.90 James Ulrch November S, 1905 15202 1.60 Jas. Fleming November S. 1905 15206 1.60 A Storey November 9,1905 15210 1.00 M. It. Potter May s, 190C 15476 8.00 W A.Stone May 10,1900 15673 2.00 John McNIel July IS, 190C 15751 1.70 A. J. Walkup July 19.1906 15783 2.20 Oliver Head September 10, 1906 15888 1.70 Ceo. Mathews September 10. 1906 15889 1.70 Chas. King September H. 1906 15892 1.70 C. L. Meracle September H. 1907 16895 1.70 R. H. Hill September 11. 1906 15896 1.70 J. R. Brown September 12, 1906 15966 1.70 IJesslo M. Harmer November 12, 190C 15956 1.80 J.W.Wood January 22,1907 16084 1.30 Richard Rosenbaum January 22,1907 16120 2.00 Mrs. M. L. Enevoldsen . ..March 12,1907 16221 14.00 Frank Stlneberg May 7,1907 16281 1.70 S.C.Spencer May 7.1907 16293 1.20 J. E. Randies May 7 .1907 16294 1.70 T. J. Raeney May ' 1907 16296 1.70 Mrs. Wm. Barrows July 11, 1907 16424 1.70 Wm. Barrows July 11.1907 16425 1.70 Mrs. M. McPherson July 111907 16426 1.70 Vera E. Bates July 11,1907 16459 1.60 M.B.Bates July 11,1907 16462 1.60 J. F. Bavol July 30, 1907 16483 3.26 Cnrrio A. Collman September 24, 1907 16644 1.60 W.O.Johnson January 11.1908 16650 1.00 J. O. Jessup January H, 1908 16650 1.70 J. N. Dennis January. 13. 1908 16726 1.20 John B. Meeham January I3, 1908 16742 1.70 John J. Hansen January' 13. 1908 16746 1.70 Thos. J. Wilson January 16,1908 16801 1.20 Roy Stonebraker January 16,1908 16804 1.70 G. W. Kegg January 16. 1908 16805 1.70 Henry Jackson January 17,1908 16884 1.70 A. E. Gillette Mah 10,1908 16963 1.70 G. Turner March 11,1908 17013 2.20 Ada Smith May 11.1908 17204 10.80 Ada Erb May 12.1908 17207 9.00 N. H. Flnnell May 12,1908 17252 3.00 W. C. Gettle May 12,1908 17265 3.00 S.D.Clark May 14.1908 17321 1.80 W.E.Butler May 14,1908 17322 1.80 Roa Amort May 14,1908 17325 1.80 O.W.Stevens May 14,1908 17327 1.70 Ben Graham May 14,1908 17331 1.40 A. L. Williams May 15. 1908 17338 1.10 G. McCann May 15.190s 17341 1.40 J.A.Brown May 15,190s 17342 1.10 G. R. Hammond May 15. lHOs 17352 1.10 Bert Davis May 15. 190S 17354 1.10 John R. Odom October 7.190s 17572 1.70 Andrew Wise October 7, 1908 19574 1.70 Albert Cole October ", 1908 17475 1.70 F.T.Maxwell October 7. 190S 17570 1.70 Ida Martin ' October 7. 190S 17577 1.70 C.E.Phillips October 7.1908 17678 1.20 B. H. Hutchlns October 7. 1908 17579 1.20 R.E.Maxwell Octobor 7.1908 17681 1.20 Chas Blddlx October 7,1908 17582 1.20 The following warrants have been protested by the county treasurer and duly called, same having been protested for a period of over (even years prior to the 1st day of July, 1915: NAME. Date. Number Amount U. W. McCormick March 2.1906 15398 11.35 0. If. Kester July 11. 1894 6462 3.00 C. H. Wlthrow July 11, 1898 10362 100.00 Dan Doten July 10,1899 10813 8.40 The following warrants have been received from the county clerk, but hnve nover been presented to tho county treasurer for payment or pretest: NAME. Date Number Amount J. R. McClellau March 14, 1889 2661 149.60 S. C. Hamaker February 8, 1893 6677 19.60 H. H. Casebeer July 14, 1902 12720 3.00 C. Kennedy March 5.1903 18,404 5.00 C. J. Swingle January 19.1907 16008 6.16 W. P. Heryford May 7,1907 16297 4.97 John L. Bateman May 7,1907 16800 8.60 Mrs. Dave Barrows May 7,1907 16428 1.70 Alfred Fisher September 24, 1907 16647 4.10 Jomes Jory March 10, 1908 16968 1.90 Dora Gentry March 12,1908 17120 6.10 Thos. Parker April 15,1908 17162 4.10 H. H. Burnhara May 14,1908 17883 1.80 C. C. Liewl July 13,1908 17478 1.00 State of Oregon, County of Klamath, ss: 1, C. R. De Lap, County Clerk et the above named county and state, horeby certify that the within and foregoing la a true and correct Met of county warrants subject to cancellation as the same appear of reeord in my office and in my care and custody. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and aHaed the seal of the county court, this 5th day of May, 1916, C. R . DE LAP,, County Clerk, (Seal) t Hmfi, DiUf. Deputy. By order of Countr Court. 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