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

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Newspaper Page Text- r?i?wms? " f. .JSiM,r.,VA.,.. ;f! mmw , :&- &i .nflff WMt THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOKv & -sirtS u Mclatni, iw"v -- S.'Hilfc city gnd'eeMntry prp. ;iircH,.MM.,tiB((i( m,riw"; BUNT IS WORST WHEAT DISEASE AUCTION 1 Will MO ' th Anderson Ranch Olene, Ore. Sept 30, 1915 AM Stock, Farm and Httsehold Goods W emPnsnBasaBaaw larisdr Imjtmx, marr. dairy ,, thickens, hog, harness, rtjww, ih)WN, term Imp) swats ami household good.. He. pontfr fur coiwplete ttc- J. H. McFall OWNER Steal a Look at Um following values in IIOTATIOX, t'LKAN HKKIJ, Hi:i:i THKATMKXT WITH FUNCU IMDKH, Altl! AMO.Vtl METHODS TO KIUIIT HMUT liick Wsoi" SaifeUad $2.00 Double Load $3.00 Baled Hay Seekorn GETZ Wood w im Law mu Hum, or HtluklnK smut, U beyond question tlio most sorlous disease of wheat In the- I'ncHIo Norlhwoit. 8po clnl ot tout Ion Iiiih boon given to tbli trouble durlnic tlio imsi season, and tho facts presented bolow aro based on h bulletin dooii to bo Issued by tlio plant pathology dlvUInu o( tho oxporl mont station, I'lillnmn, Wash.' A crop of wheat may become Infect ed with smut In a number of different ways: 1 Dniuttod HCCtl inuy be planted In elfin .all. Tlio smut may be In tho form of sojm rated spores lodged upon tho surface of auund grain, or ait unbroken smut ball or partially smutted berries. 2 Clean seod may bo planted In an Infected noil. The source of In fection may bo two-fold, smut from a provlouH crop grown on tbe samo ground, or wind blown ipore orig inating from uearby or dlataut Held. Itecent Investigations have abown ,thal there Ik it vory goncral, wlde aprcad and extcnslvo wind .diMeml nation of mut spores following har dest and during tho threshing period until ff.ll mlim commence. Tho result lit thnt muny ot the aummor fallow Holds arn thoroughly Infected with amut spore at tho tlmo.of fall seed log. It doea not aoem probablo that wheal amut will be controled by h single, practice, but rather by the com bined n o of varloua ra.tbodi. At thla tlmn emphasis should be placed upon llvi different linen or attack oh follow.: (1) Crop rotation; (2) the use of clenn ecd; (3) weed treatment with fungicide: (4) cultural practical (fi) breeding aud election or varieties. Xiw IMehoB Consecrated DRNVKR. Colo.. Boot. 21. fifteen bllhotin and nrchblihona nrtlrlnatil In tho consecration of the R.Y, A. is Hcbuler rh Mahop ot Kl Pao h.r. to day. Tho services wore b.ld In the Immaculate Conception Cathedral. American Girl Drove an Auto in the War Zone AUCTION 1 will moII at tb. ABd.raou ranch, - Olene, Oregon, September SO, 1910, ' all Mtock, farm and houuohold goed: Include, horses, mares, dairy cowa, chicken, hog, harneaa, was on. farm . Implement., plowa and household' good, flee pouter bills for complete ' d.acrlptlon. 11-16-28 J. II. McFALL, Owntr Orala Storage Utorage for grain In brick war.-. Iiouso can bo Mcured at tho Klamath ' Valley Warehouse, where transfer-, nblo warohouto receipt, are lamed, f 10-Ct , CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS T.U. Hew To (Jet Quick Relief from Head-Colds. I? Splendid! in imo minuio Your Snogged noatrtta will op.n, tho air passage, of your' heml will clear and you can breathe1 (nil)'. No moro hawking, anuffllng, blowing, headache, dryness. No( Hlruggllug for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. (let u nnmll bottle ot Kly' t!ream I in I m from your drugglat now. Apply ' x little of thl fragrant, antUeptlc.' healing cream in your nostrlta. It' penetrate through every air pacsago' or (ho bend, soot lien the Intlamed on 4olcn mucous membrane and' relief comes liiHtnntly. If Jul fine, lion'l stay stuffed ui with ii cold or nuty catarrh re- llnf romes'xo iiilckly, AdvertlaoBent LEGAL NOTICES I ..b.b(b.bBSb.b.b.b.b.B.bbW gagagagam -ti - iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV aaaaaaaaaV .LaaaaaaaaaaaaaamB aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVaflaaaaaaaaV .BaogagagagBluiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam aaaaasW aaCaaaaaaHUllaaaaaaaaaaaLf W aaaaaW aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBSV aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam LaaaaV aaaaaW 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB 'aaaaaaV 1 a B a af logne.. I hare carried wounded eel dler. from tbe batUe front to ihe hoe. pltals, but the thing i want to do act la to drlre the treat army truck, thai carry proriatona to the men. I could do it, too, juat aa well a. aBy 'Tommy only It Ukea the red-Uped Brittoh gorernment to long to get It through Ita funny Snellen head I "Why, we women who really want to do thing, actually had to beg. The Englishmen didn't want ua at Ant. They Mid Tory politely but firmly that we 'butted in.' Now they are begin ning to need us, and I expect to Join n contingent and see actual service at the front Immediately on my return. "Several women I know have been decorated by tbe king of the Belgian, for conspicuous bravery. I I gues. I'd rather have that happen to rae than anything else I can think of. I'lSK orovr pickups e ' Mis Delia Short was a visitor at tho Pine Orove school last week. . One of tbe lumber haulers broke the reach of his wagon white on his way to Klamath Fall, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miller were In Klamath Falls on business last week. The Pine Orove Literary Society; will begin Saturday, October J. Ev- IIAMV t -f vxvtr't.. . ilfc 'tib'.w - Wliff HOMES :; Are the ReMiltoJF Our Special Offer on ery one Is invited to come and bring ' somebody, with them. t Miss -Decker was a visitor at Mrs. James Grime. Saturday. I Lyle Reofleld was a visitor at Pine Orove Sunder. j Mrs. T. M. Cunningham and Mr. Sid McKlniie were in Klamath Fall. Chopping Saturday. H. M. Miller received twelve, boxes of fine California peaches from W. F. t Randolph of Gridley, Calif. I Ralee Glris e Mem Indoned f nlted Presa Service SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 21. "Raise your girl, to be n man," was tbe advice of Mrs. Margaret Charter, delegate to tbe Congressional But- tram mnmuittan tmlav "Wnau , city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to wit: Bncw un,jer flre. when she has rost- to England to offer her services aa a ' wouW make ugt M KQod gowie w One black female dog; cd a short time she will go back to motor driver. She weara the regula-'mBn m u,. nt,,. -niri. tbe front. tlon khaki suit, with breeches and an'8DOnId bo fltted 'tor man'a. Job.:and J "I can't keep away," ahe said. "It my coat when In service. 'not tadyllke occupations. There Is ,ls all so fascinating, the soldier. In "I have been, as far front as any I no difference between the capabilities Notice Notice la hereby given that the fol-i Mrg uartlos. liodcr, an Amortcan.r Mrs. Hoder is 26, and an athlete, lowing described dog. have been lm-.nu just come back from the war In When the war broke out .he waaTlv iioundcd under the ordinance of thelj.ranC0i wj,ere she drove auto ambu- Ing in France, but went Immediately Klamath I 'Mat! :v'2 Addition w, ' -it, 5 , c. i iiFtr . - shsbT ssfml V - . "' asm 'anrmn m ' -' j- w. BBsmmmv samvmsr -,. - i , , 4 1 r h . ! -, I Mala Street. PheaTa How's Your Roof? ttx it wiiili; Tin: rtfX HHIXKH W, D. MILLER Ik nil kind of rooting and con crete work Wulliut and fllli. Phone UM For Sale ntllCK MODEL SI Touring car, full equipment, perfect running order, practically new tires; excellent bar gain. Price, S8I0.' Howie Garage Most men tike Fatfanas but maybe you II weg Fifty-fourth Annual on State Fair I860 ' 1915 SALEM, OREGON September 27 to October 2 . Iwcluiive OOTH, irtiati V- W. Ali JONBS, SecreUrjr AN OREGON FAIR fOR ALL THE PEOPLE $20,000 Cask Prizes ed to W. Al jegjis, leeretary, italem, Ottflea, nad s!ure nay wUo desired wenUte tethe Oregon Kvfssit Inn. IsnUtdtyoar ''dncw M4 ,, m i, f Ml0 Mo,om ero1 tw nreaUams, . Free "-msirrHHni' tmi mAikitm. Reduced fare for na.aanasrs, 2J aaii itay a week. 'SMaa tent and camp In thtj Oak kwa . - esmaina.nHemni -" ,;. r One black and tan male hound; One brlndlo bulldog, male; And utile, the owners of such'onl- mni, np Ainitr nftnnni Mvint m inr. .. .. . .. , j .. . - .. ... - . . .., . .. unuormi, tne gay oanas, mo great' .woman aares ao. sun snnouncwi on-,oi tne two .exes, women can ao-wnat et In said animals .ball claim pos- j emp,, tne of expectancy for what- thuslasUcatly, "I have been to the, men can do. whether it 1. tght or ni-siioii u. ii m. uu .7 ... -eyer the day may bring." ,baso hospitals In Rouen and Bou-jwork.!' and charges of Impounding, keeping!- and advertising together with the' sum necenry to pay the license tax thereon. If tho same has not been paid, within five days from the dato or thl uptlec, the pound master will J proceed to sell the said animal (ac. cording to the ordinance, ot said city) at tbe hour of 1:30 o clock p. m.,nn tho 22d day of September, 1916, at tho dog pound, near tbe city hall, Inj aald city, to the highest bidder fori cash. i If such animals be not claimed, on If Hiifflclent sum to pay auch charge.' be not bid and paid as auch .ale, thej pound master Is authorised to kill; aald animals. Dated this l?th day of September, 1915. R. T. BALDWIN, 17-Et Pound Master. Notice' IswltuacFrefioMas on" Okf Hall FnmUhints Proposal, will be received by the Common Council of the city or Klamath Fall., Oregon, up to and la-; eluding Monday, September 17, lK,j at 8 o'clock p. m for furnishing tne j floor of the council chamber with No. s tt-men corn carpet, ism. sue ot the chamber Is approximately lOx 04 feet. A. L. UBAVITT, Pollen Judge. I)y order of Common Council. Dated at Klamath Falls, Septem ber 11, 1916. H-lSt Fatimaspteasesomany men that they outsell any other cigarette costing over 5c ' But it niay happen that your taste won't., fit Fatimaa. That's nothing against you. Nor against Fatimas. But if your taste cfoea fit Fatimas, you can teel MSb Notice for Fuhlleatten (Not coal lands) Department ot the Interior, United Btate. Land oace nt Uktvlew, Oregon, August 10. 1116. Notice Is hereby given that C. Bert stile, whose noetoSace address Is Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, oa the scth day ot October, 1914, aw la taw office aworn aUtemeat and annUeaUon No. 08204, tto purchase the NIH NWtt, SeotTon 15, Township ST aoath, lUnge 9 east, Willamette Met-tdma, and the timber thereon, under tho pro visions of the not of June S, 1S7I, and acts amendatory, Imown aa the "Tim ber and Stone Law." at such value a mlsht he fixed by appralsemeat, ana that, pursuant i suoh application, the land and Umber thereon nave r.unralsed IMO. the tlmfcer eaUmated at 0.000 boirJ feu. nt 91.60 per M and the land at ISA, that said appli cant will offo. final proof In .dpport ot hit. appUcaUon and swora sUtaauAtt on tho 4th da of November, 1911. be fore o; X. De lap. fie oc tne oenniy court, at Klamath rails, Orepen. Any HfM M W ta ptweK this purehaee before eetry. aa mtUata a eontsat at any Ue before pawat UiuM. by Sttag a aerraaoHtrtaM rlt la UueSWe, aueawg taow wmosj would defeat tke.eetnr. doubly grateniL For of this you can be sure Fatimas are cooi and friendly to the throat and tongue. And they will never leave you "feeling, mean" as long as you smoke within the bounds of reason. These tesss show you how to prove this. Because Fatimas are coo and "because 'they tarn be smoked freely and often they have rightly earned the title, 'TThe Sensible Ogevette." It simply remains for S&SS&SSSSS? ii , .. .1 you to see u metr rw fela&JfeJ JSiyouas wen as it js hK.j17S!1?w.,3k?: ; r WdW"to,'ia:Xamtiiisr thousands and .. . -i .," Diimho . v inntii r . ! . "ll .t..uaMk nf nhi man. Test Fatimas today. You may find that their Ml' nl... I . - CIMlHBrt3" 7wttsfSR ANY rrrAn ieSSss-w' ftSSPr..; .?. iS'S2"r' ante ,R?l !?'fc.i The Location of Thii Properly I IdealforHomesfor the Mill Worker, sas It Is Situated . . s iUWS'aTf'aitsS Close to tne J School and Wi Five Minutes Walk of the Saw MUls and B Factories Along the UprLakt Water Front t - lb - ij M ' ? saSSf ' f 'Ws'Tji'f. . ' "."1 t17tl For Corner Lots :& XSf 5pSvl For Inside Lots! r TERMS: $7.50 Do UU - aammma lhAnow V l.SLBJ' r m w afris ' !;" MM TUWUSHfU-WD I U - .VSVtJ J . kki l iDittinctivih MhtiM r-FATTI'M'ilBBi ft nxHvm "J-W i No Interest No Taxes Far Three Yean . 'u-rM i Ma mTS , M'm-'f i'-.-jf --1 iafMij w m . armlsm ftSVsfmsVsm KM XmWfaH'ifc2J. '35M!'M " 5- w s?t- .. m; 'T5ft e"issJK . vr?fc i " ' jq&i , -k' &t ': ii m .. H -"i Wt A A''"-"'.-!. " ,?:,l T' fi m; ta r" j. -J4 j'i ,m . i -." ri Vj 9 r s?l v. . l y:, -f lit -ii V. 'i f- ! 'H i ! 4 hl J&l M 'A Jtl "yl :1..ii m: ?&'' , ,"; Jk i. i ' t' i . ' 5. 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