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hit class condition; aaw tlrea aad
tubes all around, inquire Klamath
Iy Works. .
FOR SAUhV-Chalmers "SO," la good
repair; price reasonable. Address
aaCrS?, Klamath rails, or see A. L.
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HELP WANTED
It te til ar moata extra money to
aay employed person without In
terferiac with ragatar work; ao sell-
kas, jm oaavaaslag; positively ao In-
iptoyed aaad aot ap-
tka MlTsr Mirror Co..
Ill W. Madison street, Ofal
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
AMTRACT INSURANCE
Mesabera Oregon Association
Title Men
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sld ksatais aad .have aew Uaiag
Keaeed to bay aew stares.
aaw.Oar charges are very
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Feed Stables
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a lead of Weeks; but mere than
.bat, .the. blacks are cleaner
nleor to Handle; less trash and
KLAMATH FUEL CO,
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W.O.SMITH Editor
Published deHy eaeept Saaday ay
TIm MaraM PaaMaalac Ceeipeay at
Klamath rails, at III Fourth Street
Catered at the poetoace at Klam
ath Palla. Oragea, for traasmlseloB
through the atatU ascoail-class
matter.
Subscription term by wall to aay'
ildrMt In the Untied states:
One rear 86.001
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KLAMATH PALLS. OIUMOX
MOXDAY, OCTOBER 4, ISIS
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH PALL
WHAT ABOUT THE FARMER?
A LARGE number of farmers were
In Klamath Falls on Satarday.
Nearly all ot them were either trad
bs or parchaslag goode at the stores
tn this city. While soate of them
came in autoe, there was a large num
ber of wagons aad hacks.
Most of these farmers were aot la
the city long enough to warraat these
In taking their horses to a Urery sta
ble, yet they found a great deal of
trouble la trying to aad some place
where they could stand their teams
for a short time while they were mak
ing their parchssss.
Of coarse, ao provisions are made
for hitching teams along the baataesa
streets of the city. Neither baa there
been any provision made for the tem
porary accommodation of the tam
ers teams aayother place. This is a
matter that has been overlooked by
the merchants la their eaTorte to In
duce the people of the country to
come here to trade.
A farmer after driving consider
able distance to come here to trade
and then being forced to bitch hi
team to a tree somewhere outside ot
town, is rather liable to question the
sincerity of the welcome offered by
the city.
Some provision should be made at
once for the erection of hltchlax
neks where they can staad their
teams for a short, time. The ettr
owas.a.good traet of land Jest ot ot
Klamath, between Second aad Thlr.l,
which would be ideal for thia par
pose. It Is also possible that other
locations along Sixth street might be
secured. This should receive atten
tioarwtthoat delay.
COAST LEAGUE RESULTS
SATURDAT
At Los agates
Los Aagelea S
Vernon 4
Wlllbons and Bassler;
Piercey,
Mitchell and Spencer.
At Saa FiasNsseo
San Francisco 6
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14
Salt Lake- 6
Browa, Steen and Schmidt; Mun-
sell, littery aad Lynn. Game went
twelve laaings.-
No game at Portland on account of
wet grounds. -
SUNDAY
At Veraea Moraine
Los Angeles 7 10 t
Tenon 4 7 1
West, Scogglns and Bassler; Falr-
banks aad Mttae.
At Los ftagflrs Aftaraooa
Vernoa l 7 t
Los Angeles 0 9 1
Oeeannter aad Spencer; Lore and
Boles.
At
alt Lake 11 16 0
Saa Francisco ,.1 g 4
Hall aad Lynn; Baum, Caret,
Smith aad Sepulveda.
Baa Fraacisco Afternoon
Salt Lake 4 10 0
Saa Francisco 1 6 I
Fittery and Hannah; Couch, Fan
ning and Schmidt
At Portlaad- Mntaaag
Oakland I 6 1
Portland 1 6 4
Beer and Elliott; Lush and Carlsb.
At Portland Afteraeoa
Oakland 0 0 0
Portland 0 6 0
Game called at ead of tenth Inning
on account ot darfcaase,
KSawltter and Kuha; Noyes aad
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Ample- reward -for arrest soa-
vmuob ot party stealing Meyele toft
at eoraer of Sixth and Mala streets,
Satarday evening. For particulars
Inquire of S, O. ARGRAVM,
It III WMew Street.
The aUk way to Ashland or Med-
ford Keward'e Auto Stag.
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carried 350 passengers sad a crew
'were employed In the crew.
WALL STREET IS
NOW PROSPERING
UOISK8. RECENTLY WORRIED
OX ER EXPEXSES NOW ROLL IN
YKLTH r.nOKERS MAKE
NrRLY Sa.OOO.000 IN WEEK
United Press Service
NEW YORK, Oct 4. Wall street
Is properlng. Last week over seven
million shares were traded, meaning
than a $1,700,000 went to brokers as
commissions. Tne profits to outside
traders and professional speculators
Is Impossible to estimate.
Houses that were recently worried
over expenses, ana nara times, are
now rolling in wealth.
Notice of Sale of Real Psopesty
In the County Court of the State ot
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. In the Matter ot the Estate of W. M.
Gos8, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, That in pur
suance of an order ot the county court
of Klamath county, Oregon, made on
the 23d day ot September, 1915, in
the matter of the estate ot W. M.
Goss, deceased, the undersigned ad
ministrator ot the estate ot W. M.
Goss, deceased, will sell at private
sale, as a whole or In subdivisions, to
the, highest .bidder, upon the terms)
and conditions hereinafter mentioned.
and subject to confirmation by saldltcta, at Boaansa, Oregon, at any time
county court, on or after the tEth
day of October, 1915, all of the right,
Boot and Shoe
Repairing
While You Wait
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
M. K. Lauro
No. 1000 Mala St, Near 10th
New Things
in Jewelry
A jewelry atock like oars
to made up of hundreds
items, aad la assay of
which the styles frequent
lly change. Oar stock la
up to date. We have the
latest deslgas ta breeshss,
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sets, stads, searf
caff liaka aad battoas.
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yoa want aad wSJ always
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WITH FIELD OF BLUE MIS
PLACED SHIP IS HELD UP
FOR HOURS
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4 A paint
er with a- poor eye for location caused
the steamer Newton no end of trouble
when she sailed for Gottenberg,
Sweden, with a cargo ot on and food
stuffs. In painting the American flag on
the ship the artist put the stars In
the wrong corner. It was not noticed
until the ship waa well out In the
bay, aad than the craft suddenly halt
ed, and a small boat came alongside.
After several hours ot manipulation
the stars 'were finally arranged in
their proper place, and the ship con
tinued on Its way.
title and Interest of the said W. M.
Goss, deceased, at the time of bis
death, of, In and to the following de
scribed property) to-wlt:
Lots 1, 2 and 3 of block 5, and
lot 8 of block 13, of the town of
Bonanxa, Klamath county, Oregon.
Terms and conditions ot sale: Cash.
Ten per cent ot the purchase money to
be paid at the time of the sale; bal
ance oa confirmation of sale.
All bids or offers to be left with R
L. Goss, the administrator of said es
after the first publication of this no
tice and before the making of the sale.
The above described property will be
sold as a whole or la subdivisions.
and bids must be made and will be re
ceived and considered accordingly.
Dated September 25, 1915.
R, L. OOSS,
Administrator of the Estate of W. M.
Goss, Deceased.
HAY It. MERRTMAN, Attorneys for
Administrator. 26-2-9-16-11
.Notice of Sheriff's Sale
(Equity No. 149)
In the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
J. J. Morton. Plaintiff.
vs.
Mllburn Knapp, the Mutual Milling
Company (a corporation), Charles
Graves and Robert May, Defend
ants. Under and by virtue of aa order of
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sale In foreclosure and decreo ot tho
circuit court for tho County of Klam
ath and State ot Oregon, filed In said
court on the ltith day ot July, 1915,
wherelh J. J. Morton aa plaintiff, re
covered said decree and order of aale
against tho defendants, Mllburn
Kndpp, tho Mutual Milling company a
corporation, Charles Graves snd Rob
ert May, ordering that the said plain
tiff, J. J. Morton, have his claim of
lien foreclosed In said action and tho
samo being tor the sum of 18,000.00,
with interest thoreou at tho rate ot 8
per cent per annum from tho 29th
day ot August, 1913, and for tho costs
and disbursements ot said action
amounting to the sum of 164.29, and
costs accruing, be satisfied out ot the
kale of the following described per
sonal property, to be sold on tho 16th
day ot October, 1915, at tho hour of
2 o'clock p. m. on said day, and that
prior to the said aalo notice bo given
in a newspaper of general circulation
In Klamath county, once a week for
four consecutive and successive weeks
and that the said property be sold as
personal property under executien:
The same being:
One steam boiler about 06 inches
by 16 feet;
One steam boiler about 48 Inches
by 16 feet, both said boilers com
plete with smoke stacks;
A complete set of steam piping
connected with shot gun feed;
One steam pump ot two boiler
capacity;
All piping completo belonging to
boilers and engine Including globe
valves, steam cocks and steam ap
paratus for said boilers;
One Erie steam engine, about 14
feet by 18 feet, with one 3 W -Inch
Gardner governor and throttle,
with piping and piping connections
from engine to said boilers;
One engine flywheel pulley belt
ed to saw mandrel, with foundation
timbers and Iron work for steam
plant;
One friction log hoist, with car
and trackage completo and belted
to drive shaft;
One double saw husk complete,
with four Inverted tooth circular
saws;
Clutch, mandrel and shaft belted
to engine;
One upright drive belt connect
ing with double saw husk;
One saw carriage with two sets
of Prescott head blocks complete
with Incidentals and attachments;
One Prescot shot gun feed about
10 Inches by 48 feet, complete with
steam fittings, pipings, valves and
complete connections back to boil
ers;
One stub edger;
One 80-Inch surface planer;
Two Iron oil barrels;
One set two wheeled logging
trucks or wheels;
Transfer conveyors, sprocket
wheels and chains, Iron work pul
leys and all appliances complete for
the mill;
'All lumber trucks, tramways and
tramway Irons and track Irons com
plete, connecting the mill with the
Southern Pacific right of way;
All the blacksmith tools, saws,
woodworking machinery aad their
connections, appliances, belts and
belting, shsftiag pulleys, chains,
belonging to said mill and all locat
ed on Section 27, Township 84
south, Range 7 east Willamette
Meridian, In Klamath County, Ore
gon. And it was further ordered that the
proceeds of said sale be applied
1st To the payment of the said
sum of $1,900,00 witVlnterest tbsre
oa at the rate of I per cent per an
num from the 18th day of August,
Torpedoed
ik ir.n milM ff Oucvnitown.
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1013, nnd said costs and dlsburse
nionts; 2nd -That tho ramslnder, If any
thero be, bo paid to tho clsrk ot this
court for tho benont ot Robert May;
3rd That tbo plaintiff have no de
ficiency Judgment In nny ovent;
4th That after said sale the de
fendants and each ot them bo barred
from tho equity of redemption, If any
there bo.
And' wIiitom, by tlrtuu of said
tli'crco ami order ot sale, Usued
by the dork of nalii circuit court
for KUiuath County, State- or Ore
son, dated the 15th day of Sep
tember, 1915, In tho above entitled
matter In no Id court for said county
and Htate, commanding me to sell
those articles ot personal property
nbovo net forth hud described and)
situate
Wherefore, Notice Is hereby given
that 011 Saturday, tho 16th day of
October, 1915, at 2 p. in. of said day,
at tho front door of tho court house.
In Klamath Falls, Klamath county,
state ot Oregon, 1 will, In obsdlence
to said Order ot Solo In foreclosure,
soil tho above described property In
cabablu of manual delivery, or so
much thereof as may bo necessary to
satisfy tho plaintiff's claim of 82,000.
with Interest thereon at tho rate of 8
per cont per annum, from August
29th, 1913, for the sum of 164.29,
costs and disbursements, and costs ot
sale, to tho highest bidder for cash.
C. C. LOW,
Sheriff of Klnmnth County, 8tnto of
Oregon,
lly OKO. C. UL.KICII, Deputy.
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