The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 01, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-"'Jjy. - 's ivs"' i L.leaAV. ilTlMm i, tow a viii i- a.iiwam . a BBUBW ..in a sssslalty ef .'TlM.-t. liability. burglary 2L Insurance, urtly bend, TlLv etiv and eeimtry proa. eHM Hiv the eaulemeirt f 1 hi fluarantees iran ..""'"u, ..i. H Mary' Aetdtmy CIW D,V" " ' " "7 aV-ti-Aar I rk UmvSJ'bI AUDIIUr. mnVU ' -boardor nnd day pupll are LLrW. Full hlh school course. -, WM,"T ..n.. in nrimarv and . .mhm nxccptional advent. IfT.. music. Chin palntlag and I Tia Uncuaif . KKeiwiu wvwiwur- laVaf im - -" a ..... bS" m Hk.tlnUm MffflrMMI l(W fur (v--"- - - net or. They AH Demand It .i. falls. Uke Kvcry City awl """ . ....... ...j..u , rows la ' n,"", "'" l(0l wl'h klilnoy ill ant to teiff. Whcu nno suner ibo ior tirw of '''"' n,,,of u B,r,r uki for. Thrro iiro many remedies talirlkit relieve, but not permanent ly pass's Kldiior I'ill have Brought mllaf return i imiu. pn(o( merit from thl vicinity: tin. M. K. llllf)vf'00 Second 8i ittto. Cllf.. ): "t auirered from Malta bck and other symptoms of II4MT complaint. Dosn'a Kidney PHI tonptelcly cured me ana I have Nrr kid any trouble from my MW since." Price SOc t H dealer. Don't imply uk for a kidney remedy lot Deu'i Kidney Pill the same that Mn. Btlley bud. Foster-Mllburn Co,, prop , Buffalo, N, V, (Paid Advertisement) How's Your Roof? FIX IT WHILE THK 8l' HHIN'KK W. D. MILLER Bete all kinds of rooflag aai eea. crele work Wahmt aad Olh. lllOM $11 MAIN STREET 0 you remember your first lesson in tellino- lim? It's ten to one tlte watch w a .William. The Waltham m the best watch then and ii best to-day. Waltham Watches "UiTimt You Owned a Waliham." w!..!"'," Ur iiortmttit af VYiicfcrt in ll mdcil It McHATTAN WZ &' &?;&:& ftYJES?, -......ia .22'. WITH the rise of At D a -?T?CHC5STrSi7Tn artt aT TKSBHUaJASQ .? MM "tf ".vM V ttaaBaBaaaBsSW mBKBBBmMBSSm E&3t5k& aaaMFSasJaaaaaaV ifaTaUHSSaJTCv i BBBBBBBBBJBaBJSRJMSam rssaaa Vjy i a Bpon(-naminfvonutv uvvMuiv .- .'TSTfi : amrauniMOB in tne worm. , L .... Whatever make of .ti rifle you shoot, Rcmlngton-UMC Mfwwgea will give you betUr, aurer reult than any other world. . i) ,the leMU"C fUaUr taa one who display the Red Marie nt BiZs it tin aU ttll VAl. Iiafr u'i'... 4LI.1. krTuO'fr S"'1' WeV-aeBaa end . Il..ci,?,.oy tbeawelvM fa j'fsel." uuieat jMrfemaaea. j v JSl rjr.MWa4aaler nar leaalasi siMiknii 'la ' Br j a 60V. OF OREGON SCORES AT FAIR MONOUNCB6 ORIOON BUILDINO AND EXHIBITS THK 1ST, AND ,MAKKB A HIT WITH THE MUL. TITUDEB (HjmhIhI iu The Hemld) HAN F1IAKCIHCO. Hoot. l.-Whon Governor Willi) combo wan hero with the Mention party, ho came to the Ore Ron uunuing ni, h n matter of coumo. After innkltiR the roundH of thn blilldliiK ho uxiuvhhihI lillimolf, en- thumnitllcally, und loft no doubt or IiIh IhorotiRli confldi-nco that tho Ntnto baa a mamilflcvnt iidwrdHvinont In Ha unlquo bulldlrm and (bo dlnplny thoro In. lie wim plvaaed llh (ho nuponr- anco of (bo dliiplnjx, IbouRbt them ado quale, and commented warmly on tho vory nttrnctlvo nppvaranco of tho dec. oratlona and (ho holiday atmoNphere of the place. It wtiH auRRVNtvd Ihat hu aeo tho oth er OrcRon exhlblta, then make a com parison with tho exhibit and atato bulldlfiRM In competition, and rIvo hla Una! impreiMlon. tiovernor Wllhy combe did thin, and then aald "I can only add emphaala to what I aald tbla morning. I am Immensely pleaaed with tho Oregon ahowlnx throughout, and I have aocn onouRh and heard enough today to mako mo cry proud of Oregen: at the expedi tion. The resource of tho atato aro ahown up aplendldly, and I bellovo wo will reap a splendid reward." HU wordit were nlcaalne to thoso htm concerned with Oregon' offorta to attract attention, and doubtlcaa tboy will prove a pleasant asaurtneo to those In Oregon ever anxloua that the state ahall bo kept at tho forefront. Hy tho way, Governor Wlthycombo mado a real hit when he came to iho exposition as a private cltlxen and on Benson day sat In the shallow that Oregon "most notable" citizen should havo nil tho glory. This, with his readiness, geniality and apparent abll Ity, is still the subject of pleasant com ment among men of affair, and there I n widespread Impression hero that Oregon ha a governor a great a Oregon' showing at tho V. V. I. E. Archbishop Christie of Portland Was In tho Oregon building Sunday. "I heanl somo Port lander express a doubt about tho Oregon building," aald tho bishop, "but I think he must havo been sick. This Is beautiful, beautiful, Insldo and out. I think It wondorful and did you ever see such lovely wood aa that myrtlowood furniturot" T. K. Churchill waa born In Ore gon iu 18S1, but away from tho old homo near Ilarriesburg slnco 1880, said: "This Is n mighty flno showing. I have been living near Los Angolan a long time, but I havo Interests in Mon tana, and I am certain either atato can beat California on everything but tho climate. There Is no placo where they can grow more or better stuff on an acre than thoy can In OreRon, and this exhibit building Is fine, mighty flno." During the week of September 20 ( "tho days or old, tho daya of gold" will bo reproduced at the exposition, with aald that tho mining men from all part of tho world will bo thoro. All minor nnd mining men, together with J the wouldbo mngnutcH, aro promised an unusually entertaining week. This will also hco tho beginning of Waah-j ington nnd Idaho atato nctlvltlo here. A "Zone of Plonty" day 1 to rollow during tho early part of Octobor, a day In which tho peoplo of tho seven Huriuwunt niuirn n., .. .v..v. JS& R"ina& Have the Call! rin,e..hooting to the level KA... .ItAMj. f.nnu. Ant "loading eay operation i end 4 flrmn 1 BafaaBBBV I bbbbbbbbbbbV I ' faaaaaaaaTr I1 LbCjA CELLS GIVE UP MUCH LOOT 110 I AID BRINGS HUNDREDS OF 8AWB AND BTIUKTTOB TO LIQHT AT BAN QUKNTIN, BUT PLOT DINIBD 18 HAN IIAKAUK, Hopt. 1, 8nn Ouen- tin, guards raided tho cells or moro than 2,000 prisoners yesterday, nnd collected hundred or llttlo saw rash loned from stolen, "mess" knives and other steel Instrument, stilettos, pa tlonlly rashlonnd, watches and a great quantity of tobacco tho coin. of tbo Klamath Falls Sat., Sept. BIO FR1K ACT On Show around at o'clock. You'll have ample time after the parade to get dinner and then go to the show ground to se this big feature FRKE. BBmmaVjByajCQfaCgjAtoHSBMajBaaBkMMMBjaiMMaH I I l--A-J..ntbA S06 PCOHLt: ACRES K)F TENTS Werkf CkiHMH trtMtf 9 A LION 8 fattO TMBhm MM afcaf IM AMI 600 EDUCATED ANIMALS ACTORS INCLUDING Una,TlBr.Baara Utaimi! Jacara, BaJNta,Caala, IZMbaa.Mankaya.ttt. SAMSON AVIATION LION. Csmsss Thrills of, AauzamsNt Dscs W amrBam 'B .Only Nasi Wlltf AahaalJCIrcaa sa Barth Glltttring, Ntw, Milt-Long Strtst Farads 1 0:30 Kxhlbltlona Daily, Rain sr thlas, 2aaiS r.MDssrs Oasa, A sad 7 aajaaBjajafBjayajafa TAKE SALTS FOR THE KIDNEYS If YOUR BACK HURTS Ni Sbouki Drhk Lots of Water and Eat Lass Meat, Says Mil JUithofity w Kittoty Diswdtrs . Riconnfiis a Spooifil ef )ad Salts In Glass of Wator Boforo Breakfast to Stimolato Kidnoys d EMiato tbo Uric Acid Urto mM It Bnaal tBMltBB the kidaays, they aeome OTwrwiwked, M alagfish, acae, and feel MkB ltupa C lead. Taa ttrtae Imoobmb cloudy. the bladder la irritated, and you may ba obUged to BBBk reUaf two or three tiaoaa during the rdght WkM tha kidneya clof you must help them flush oft taa body'a ariaouB wasta or you?)! ba a real afek ptrm.akNrUy. At first you feal a duU asUery ia tha .kidney region, you Mtffer from baokaohe, atok baadache, dliriuBai, atoBMok ftta .. loafut eoataa aaa .you iBfC tka waatker is bad. Mat drtak lota of WjtoJr ounceaofJMWtaj aaka A.teUaaanMaJlll'al ft asBM m - VJUAasvasaaM faawf5a,gs55S ar! irfmii, i1, inyj'i. THE EVENING UKRALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON , prison lifo. Tho search tasted three hours. Only mute proteats arose from tbo prisoners m tbo work nnd Raving of week and month wero taken from them. The prison authorities denied the search was the fruit of the discov ery of a secret delivery plot, and said It Is to be conducted periodically. Daughter to Meet at Fair United Press Service HAN FItANCISCO, Bopt. 1. Tho daughters of tho American ItovoluUon are to bcslcgo tho exposition from Sep tember 18 to 16, Inclusive. Local mem bers of the order havo completed ar rangement ror tbo entertainment of tho visiting delegatos of tbo O. A. R. at tbo oxposIUon. Local aawa appear Irsi la The Herald, 60c a month 2 lit SPECIAL TRAINS 110 ANIMAL TRAINERS ACT 'afcBT AtJaalAtt tjnwTt IwatmaMva, amBakM amatloa ThtHllaajActs 550:. IwVvMS) SbvbS aT9n88 All Actors " VAamaMl dawns 4 iir sSBIbT WrtstllMC rlxafy, Taass DaRSlas Nsrsss, Fares Csaasaty KIspkantstMsrss.mallsja: Llsasr as isaai sarsr svq military a.NlckDMRSaiMl Jaasylss a) BBsRksys.,' " breakfast for m few daya and your Udaeyawfll thau-aft fine. This famous aalta ia made from tha acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with litbia, and has been used for sjaaaratieaa to dean clogged kidneya and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralise tka aeids in urine, o it no longer .ia a'Bource oi irritation, thua anding bladder weakness... Jad Salts ia iflexnenaiYe..aannat latiuw. auku deHghtful effervescent Kthla-water drink wkiak eyarytHM should take now aad then to keep the nbi .Baauawuo . lddaSeaaa,. tktjr seU iotTof watett abu rt abu aet Jad .Salts: SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK TAKE HALTS TO FLUSH 1UDNKYS AND NEUTRALIZE IRRITATING ACIDS Kidney and bladder weakness re sult from uric acid, say a noted au thority. The kidney Alter this acid from the blood and pas it on to the bladder, whero It often remain to Irritate and Inflame, causing; a burn ing, scalding sensation, or setting up on irritation at tho neck of the blad der, obliging you to seek relief two or tbroo times during the night Tho sufferer is in constant dread, the wa ter passes sometime with a scalding sensation and Is vory profuse; again, thero Is difficulty in avoiding It. ninddcr weakness, most folks call it, because they can't control urlna tlon. While it 1 extremely annoying and Aometlmea very painful, this la really one of tho most simple ailments ,to overcome. Get about four ounces of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and take n tablospoonful In a glass of J water before breakfast, continue this I for two or three daya. This will neu tralize tho acid In the urine so It no (longer is a source of Irritation to the I bladder and urinary organ which I then act normally again. Jad Salts la Inexpensive, harmless, nnd Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthlv, and la used by thousands of folks who aro subject to urinary disorder caus ed by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salt Is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effect whatever. Here you have a pleasant, efferes ccnt llthla water drink, which quickly relieve bladder trouble. (Paid Advertisement) LEGAL NOTICES Summons for Publication " (Equity No. 715. Reg. 4, Page 328) In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon, in and for the County of Klamath. , William D. Ball, Plaintiff; vs. Mary A. Laird, known also as Mary A. Jones; Eugene Connor, knows also as E. M. Connor; Mr. Alma Ward and L. F. Ward, her husband; W. W. Connor and Josle Connor, bis wife; R. L. Connor and Mollis Con nor, bis wife; Pauline Connor; O. x T. Connor and Joale P., Conner, hi wife; Sarah J. Connor, deceased. her heirs, exeecutors, admlnlstratr ore, legatees, devisees and assign, and any person iiis; By, through, or under her, Defendants. To Mary A. Laird, known aa Mary A. Jones; Eugene Connor, known also as E. M. Connor; Mrs. Alma Ward and L. F. Ward, ber husband; W. W. Connor and Joale Connor, kla wife; R. L. Connor and Mollie Con nor, hi wife; Pauline Connor; O. T. Connor and Josle P. Connor, hla wire; Sarah J. Connor, Deceased, and actiwDcufd Jad Salts to Balkaw ;inraaAKs nert any, wao oaiMVt tt M m !"L m her heirs, executor, admlsbitrator, legatees, devisees and assign, and any person claiming by, through, or under ber. In tho Namo or the State of Oregen: You and each of you are hereby noti fied and required to be and appear and answer the complaint of the plalntlS filed herein, on or before the 14th day of October, 1916, that being the day set for you to appear and answer, by order of Hon. George Noland, Judge of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Klamath county, said order dated 31st of August, 11G. And If you fall so to appear and anawer the complaint of tho plaintiff filed herein, plaintiff will ask tho court for such relief aa 1 demanded in plaintiff's complaint, namely, that you and each of you be forever barred and estopped from hav ing, claiming or asserting any right, tltlce, interest, or estate of any name, nature or description, etc., in and to the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section six, Township forty one south, Range eleven east, Willam ette Meridian, Klamath county, State of Oregon, and that plaintiff be de clared by said court to be the absolute owner in fee of said premise. This suit being brought for the purpose of quieting title In and to aald premise fn plaintiff. This summons is published In the Evening Herald, a newspaper printed and published and of general circula tion within the county of Klamath, state of Oregon, being the county in which said land is situated, and desig nated in aald order of the Bon. George Noland, Judge of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Klamath county, as the paper most likely to give notice to defendants. First publication or 'this summons being on the 1st day of September, 1915, and the last publication on the 13th day of October, 1915, making six consecutive and successive weeks. E. L. ELLIOTT, Attorney for Plaintiff. 211-14 WlUits Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon. 1-8-15-22-29-6-13 Summons for PabUcaUoa Equity No. 708; Register 4, Page S24 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. In and for Klamath County. Ella M. Marston, Widow, et al. Plaintiffs, Reliance A. Amsden, et al.. Defend ants. To Reliance A. Amsden and Amsden, her husband; Myron Kas- son Avery and Avery, his wife; Leigh ton L. Hale and Hale, his wife; Thomas D. Hale and Hale, his wife; Nellie T. Avery, widow of William H. Ave ry, deceased; Xora Avery Tomp kins and Tompkins, her hus band; Rubs Avery and Avery, his wife; Terva Avery, unmar ried; Kasson Avery, unmarried; Annie Wilcox, widow of George O. Wilcox, deceased; Ellar May Holderman and Samuel D. Holder- man, her husband; Bert O. Wilcox and Wilcox, hi wife; Geer- gtana Rtdgway, unmarried; My ron Hamilton Wilcox, unmarried; Lulu Olive Wilcox, unmarried; Alta Wilcox, unmarried; Allda Grace Wilcox Taylor and Taylor, her husband; Emmons Wilcox, unmarried, son of John Emmons Wilcox, deceased; John Emmons Wllcox.deceased; George O. Wilcox, deceased; William H. Avery, deceased, and each of their heirs, legatees, representatives, administrators, executors, and Samuel D. Holderman, trustee of George G. Wilcox, deceased. In tho Name of the State of Ore Ore eon: Tou and each of you are here by required to appear and anawer the complaint of the plaintiffs filed in the abore entitled suit against you, and each of you on or before the 4th day of October, 1915; that being the date act for you to appear and answer by order of Hon. George Noland, Judge of the Circuit Court of Oregon for Klamath county, and if you fall to so appear and answer to the com plaint of the plaintiffs filed herein, plaintiff will ask the court for the specific relief prayed for In their complaint, to wit: The partition, sale aad distribution of proceeds to the respective plaintiffs aad defend ants a their interest may appear in and to the following described real estate, to wit: The southwest quarter, of the southeast quarter of section two; the east half of the southeast quarter, west half of the northeast quarter, and east bait of the north west quarter, all In section eleven; northeast quarter of the northeast quarter, section fourteen; and the northeast quartsr of tha southwest quarter of section nine; all of mid described lands being la township thirty-seven south, range sevea eaat, Willamette Meridian, Klaat ath county, state of Oregon. Thl tult la breegeVfer the pur pose of partitioning the said above described real estate; that plaintiffs allege that said real estate eaaaot he distributed In, kind, therefore they ask for the sale et tha same ant if. fAUR trlbutlon of ths proenas as Br avw, nrmrM4. "-'"" . , Thl Summon Is mbasaai la .thai Evening Herald, a iswasaiat pftatai and published la ths eftr XtMUta Fall, Oregon, and of Biaeraletrta latlon In the county of Ktaawth, stats of Oregon, being the coaaty la wfele the above described real estate Is sit uated; the said paper being detlgaat- ;ed and named In the order of the Boa. George Noland, Judge of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Klamath county, In his order of the 19th day of August, 1916, as besag the paper most likely to convey notice to ald defendant. The Ant publication of aald notlee being on tbo 20th day of August, 1915, and the last publication beiac on the let dsy of October, 1916, Be ing six consecutive ssd sueeesetre weeks. B. L. ELLIOTT, Attorney for Plaintiff, 111-14 Wll llt Building, Klamath Falls, Ore gon. 20-27-3-10-17-14-1 Notlcs for Publication (Not eoal lands) Department of the Interior, United States Land Office at Lakeriew, Oregon, August 20, IMS. Notice is hereby given that C. Bert Stiles, whose postoBce addresa Is Klamath Falls, Oregon, old, oa the 2lh day of October, 1914, Ale la this office sworn statement aad apfHeatloa No. 0S204, to purchase the NIK NW , Section 15, Township 17 south. Range 9 east, Willamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the prv '.',Ions of the ast of June J, 1179, and acU amendatory, Lnown as the Tim ber and Stone Law," at inch value as Mlsbt be fixed by appraisesaent, aad that, pursuant to uch application, the land and timber thereon have been f.ppralsed S170. the timber estissated ai. P0.0OO board fret at ILSB aer M en. I the land at 150, that saM aaelf cant will offct final proof in suffort ef his application and sworn stateawat on lbs 4th day of November, 1915, be fore CR.De I-au. clerk of the eoeaty court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, Any person is at liberty to pretest this purchase before entry, on initiate a contest st any time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated aahta vlt in thl office, alleging fasts which would defeat the entry. . JAS. F. BTjROBnW. XegUter. 8-27 10-29 An Ordinance Providing for the Con struction of Sidewalks en a FertJea of Esplanade Street, In Second Hot Spring Addition. THE CITY OFKLAMATH FALLS ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That it Is necessary that sidewalks he ed on the northerly side street and fronting the following de scribed preperty: Lot 18 of hteek 81; right of way of Southern FaeJAe esas pany; right of way of UriitW gsatss at America (used for irrigaUoa;eanal), and the piece or parcel desortbed by metes and bounds aa: beginning at a point on tho northwesterly alas of Esplanade street, where theassae in tersects the right of way of the TJalted States government canal oa southerly side; thence in.a southerly direction, following tho northwesterly line of Esplanade street 169.2 feet to right of way of Southern Paciae eesnpeay; thence in a northwesterly direettoa along said right of way of-Soathern Pacific company 480.4 feetta the later section of the rights of way v of said Southern Pacific company and United States government canal; theaee la a southeasterly direction to slaee of be ginning, the said parcel betas; desig nated as lot D; all of said aroyerty aboo described being situate ia Sec ond Hot Springs Addition to the City of Klamath Fall, Oregon. Section 2 That the Common Coun cil hereby declares Its Intention to J construct aald sidewalks, and directs the Police Judge to give notlee thereof, and that the City Engineer post no tices, a by Charter provided;, that the plana, specifications of the City Sa gineer on file with the FoUee Judge aro hereby approved aad adopted. That the estimated cost et the earn Btructlon of said sidewalks aa given by the City Engineer Is the' sum of 180.00. Section 3 -That September JS. 191. ia hereby fixed as the date fer hearing objections or remonstrances agalast said proposed improvement Section 4 That the property herein before described be assessed far1 the cost of Bald sidewalk. x " Section 6 That the Cky of lUaawth Falls hereby elects to eeastraet said sidewalks, to employ the laser aad to purchase and furnish the malarial necessary therefor. State of Oregon, County, of Klamats uuv ox a laais runs. ' -v :&.: i r. Timut aii.. i,ui..' JSii J"t,'J? ., ... j. ..,. ,ot.. .mnjR -! city, hereby eertify that the : la n trua shabW a -y '-" i ... .. r ww-ww -..w sWmmwmzi w . by the Common ObMAWAJ B' ' . fcf A t. -- ..-"- . --,,... .H fretsaw w we aiarar; htm approved tkhesefAas,: & S5l 1 ''. 1 4 ?. J thA ..m$m r. ."iiijai SSEff y.jsyj.&trr hMgahn &te,iSt j... 'j.,Ht,..l,C,w -u'4 kjM-x ''J '- -T- TTV J "W f " Vi - If Ni, ti --'. - .. urUOBSU