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PA4M.il
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riHthM high school loam tbU year
UsfwM put up a good game with
u ether hlfli school In Southern '
OrfM. Tho boy' consistent prnc
tits, nadir Cotirh Motsehenbaeher
it. hit sMlslants, ban developed
tbta law an eleven that In not only i
fiti, hut hi good tram work.
TktiSMt big gam U Saturday.
tin tht KUraatb boya play Med
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ttmmt, iMfaor tw dmKCt ?
tbe state of Oregon, for Ktaan
eonaty, aa tlw peaarmost likely to
give aotlce to datwinu.
First publication of this
being on the 1st day of September,
1815, and the laat publication osr.tbe
18th day of October, 1916, making Sir
conserntlve and successive weeks. "
I E. Lr ELLIOTT.
, Attorney for PialnUff, 21114 WllliU
DulMing, Klamatb Falls, Oregon.
1-8-15-22-20-6-13
rmral tirnnt nt Vkkahurg
Vlt'H of I'liniilc taken mini Trewxury
li'ilhllnit C'il(nl In the dlwtanre.
nenenl Iee Diiiitj the War
I LUMBAGO
OR
The Grand Army of thu Hopubllc raunlDn, (lft )oarH nflor the war, wan one of the greatest sighu Wualilngton hacven known. This photograph
nhowa the veteran marching down Hctimylranla nvonuo from the Capital ind turning to gr. uaat the Whlto House.
Ill PAIS FROM MACK WITH
JUIX TRIAL BOTTLK OV OLD,
pwrenuTiKo . jacxnts
OOP
Wkw your back Is sort and Use
or lumbago, sciatica or rkwaatlaa
ass yea stiffened up, toft. waTorl Qtt
asMlt trial bottle of old, koaea "8t.
Jawb'i oil" at any drug store, pour a
IWa la your band and rub It right
oaTour tcblng back, and by tke tlaae
joaesuot Bfty, the soreness and Uune
MMltgoae. Doa't sUy crippled. This soothing,
PNatratlog oil needa to be used only
oat. It takes the pain right out and
Watoa misery. It is magical, yet
-hielutely harmless, and doesn't burn
twain.
Nothing else stop lumbago, acl
!, backache or rbeussaUsm so
tly. It never dlsappolajts. Adr.
w 'W'Woman Faints; Sinnotl
Catches During Quake
(Continued from pegs 1)
until the elevator boy could get a key.
produced by tbo hind wheel of Man
ager Hyland'a 1912 touring car or
Ben 8heldon's little old Ford, and
while this was going on there were
soveral who had grave doubts aa to
whether the Oregon Parthenon waa
going to be pitched into the bay or
Wnd on Telegraph hill.
As a matter of fact, the shock was
the heaviest felt here since the big
Are, and many people were scared
stiff. The recital of Incidents hap
pening to Oregon people Is not great
LEGAL NOTICES
Advertised Letter List
The following unclaimed mall mat
, advertised on the sth at ntnhar
"l be sent to the dead Utter oco
people the same kind of a thrill. For
Instance, James A. tackty, Eaatern
Oregon's 220-pound representative,
ho lite nt the 8t. Jnmos hotol, had
Just stripped himself to the clothing
Mother Nature had given him nod
started to don the aero or so of
swaddling clothes necessary to en
case his form for the night. Aa ho
waa bending over he hoard what ho
thought was an Imperative summons
to tho door, and nt tho samo tlmo ho
received a shove forward that caused
him to open the door almost before
he knew it. When ho poked his head
out, he anw various othor heads and
some bodies, femlnino and otherwise,
more or less dishabille. Tho second
thrill shoved him out the door nnd ho
waa unfortunate enough to loto his
hold on tho knob. As n result, the
In the meantime he waa experiencing !y overdniwn, but whu. th true,
thrills not Inspired by the , ,. AtA nnA. .it.. rl
the three shocks. It Is also true that )
some
quake.
Phil 8tnnott, Klamath's man, was
at the Orphoum theater, and the only
woman who fainted raised her 175
pounds of nvordupols from the seat
beside him and did her falnt,lng In
Phil's arms. Mrs. Slnnot, who Is not
so strong on thrills, Insisted on pack
ing bag and baggage and returning to
dear old Klamath, but Mr. Slnnott
Anally convinced bor that he realty
did not enjoy holding the 17G. pound
Ran Francisco boauty, so she la going
to stay until tho next thriller comes
Ralph J. Staehll, expert moving
plcturo man, who had tasted all the
thrills of n great city until ho was
almost flo&tl of ennui whatever that
Is waa ao overjoyed at this now
thrll that ho turned white, 'and felt
door, with a spring lock on It. closed. !so rejuvenated that he dashed out
j hiu sm SLBSfsr uhii.
Washington. 0. c, on Oetober' ror V"" ,
IMiH' r " ww ,on of a.' score of
Haldwln, Milton A.
ull, Miss R. ()
piemeuts, Janes
Choclotes, H. M.
Haack, A, B.
Harding, Mrs.'l..
Irvine, Bob
r, J. W.
Jones, William
I'Ucah, Mrs. O. K.
Lyon, Kdward Motto
McKay, Wra.
McCoy, Jack ,,
"Ighter, Carl
M'tcholl. A. M. (1)
"ed, Mrs. h. M. '
Bvge, Olb
Wr, Merle ,. '
8tbl, Mrs. Cora
Wndrlcke, O. R.
' Wlbon, Ed
. Wood, F. A. .
lll,1M ttnt m
VWn delivered from thto Ut. , In
22, fr Utters. pUaW My adver-
wllroad, doubU track w.
frsZil!rvw M Mult trwk
JHltae couU.g run between lt
Wwo M Hetttle.
lackey was merely
nlght-bedocked clt-
Itens loose in tho St. James hallway,
but when tho mlnuto had passed tho
others slipped back Into their rooms,
all but their heads, and tho genial
Oregonlan had to wait In n corner
of the building and made for Presidio
lillC the highest point In tho vicinity,
presumably to escapo any dampening
of ardor from any possible tidal
WITS).
At the Oregon building tho big logs
squeaked In tones an raucous as those
y'tMMfsVMiM'ama. 1
m Ads.
THE UNIVERSAL.CM
'The wwiw.(.tmiK, servlreable Ford car but at
a lower price. The Ford car, which i giving sat
Isfactioa to inort' tlum 000,000 owners, has h
record for utility-nnd economy that Is worthy
of your ''attention. Two and two make four
there wouldn't be so many Ford cars If they
didnt give such splendid service. Price lower
than ever. Runabout Tonring Car f4:
Town) Car 9040, f. n, It., Detroit. On sale at
FORD GARAGE
t-; GROttQH RIRMN', Agent
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the overwhelming majority of those
who did feel them took tnO .especlsl
notice of them, and mf)n'y' Who did
feel them and were greatly scared,
now look upon the experience as a
novelty which they would not have
missed for anything.
Tho exposition Is built on fll!ed-ln
ground, which Is necessarily loose.
Doubtless tho shock caused rauchj
greater tremor here and In the tall t
buildings perhaps more of a thrill'
was felt. From expressions heard!
hero since the quake, Callforalans
could do a better thing than to at
tempt to keep the facta of tie earth
quake shocks from being carried far,
and wide; they sheuld: go to some;
trouble and expense to make clear,
the fact that the. greatest of all the
quakes hero did llttlo or no damage,
and that only the Ore which followed
Impossible now, because of 16,000.
000 Are protection caused the dam
age. Once this fact is established
they could advertise these earthquake
shocks as special attractions, tor there
Is universal agreement as to the nov
elty, and no real fear of the result
Any Oregonlan who would stay away
as a result of the recent thriller would
be a "weak alster" indeed.
Summons far Puelieatlen
(Equity No. 716. Beg 4. Page tgg)
In the Circuit Court of tke Stat of
Oregon, In and for the Coggty of
Klamath. "'
William b. Ball. Plaintiff;
vs.
Mar'A. Laird, known also as Mary .
Jones; Eugene Connor, know also
as E. M. Connor; Mrs. Alma Ward
and h. F. Ward, her husband; W.
.W. Connor and Josle Connor, bis
wife; R. L. Connor and Molttg Con
nor, his wife; Pauline Conner; O.
T. Connor and Josle P. Conner, fels
wife: Sarah J. Connor, .deceased,
her heirs, exeecutors, adrntaJstrat-
ore, legatees, aevisee ana siiigns.
and any person -'liming kg,
through, or under her, Defeadaata.
To Mary A. Laird, known aa Mary A.
Jones; Eugene Connor, known also
as . M. Connor; Mrs. Alma 'Wars)
and L. F. Ward, her husband; W.
W. Connor and Josle Xoaaor, bis
wife; It. L. Connor and Mollis Con
nor, his wife; Pauline Connor; O.
T. Connor and Josle P. Connor, kls
wife; Sarah J. Connor, Deceased.
her heirs, executors, administrators,
legatees, devisees and assigns) aad
.Nrilce of Salt- of Item! Property,
Hi the 'ounty Court of the Bute of!
Orrroti. foi tho CVtuntv nf Klam.
I nth.
u flu- Miitiur uf the Kutfltf nf W, M
Iihi, l)rT6Beit
X'ntlic lit ht-rcby given, 'ilmt in pur.,
fcimiii i of an order of the county court
of Klimath county, Oregon, made on
(be 23d day of September, 19ir, in
the matter of the estate of W. M. !
,"'. decerned, the undersigned ad-!
mlnistrator of the estate ofW. M.j
f!oi, deceased, will sell at private
vnp, as a whole or in subdlvlslonsktu
tlio iiigbest bidder, upon the terms
and enudltlons burelnafter meniloiieil.
and subject (u conllrmstion by said
tounty court, on or after the 2Sth
.tlay of October, 1915, all of the right.?
title nnd interest of the said W. M.
(Joss, deceased, at the time of his'
ilMitli, of. In and to tht. following de-,
scribed property, to-wit: "J ,
l.ou 1, 2 and -i of block ., utul
tut of niKk 13, nt the town 'of,
lioauuzj, Kluwalh county, Oregon i
'leriiu and conditions of ssle: Cash
1 en i' i ent of thu purchase money ti
be paid ai the time of the sale; bal-
'ance on confirmation of sale.
1 All bids or offers to be left with R.
L. Goss, the administrator of said es
tate, at Boaaasa, Oregon, at any time
after the first publication of this ni
tice and before the making of tbo sale.
The above described property will be
sold as a whole or in subdivisions,
and bids must be mad nasi will bo re
ceived and considered accordingly.
Dated September 16, 115.
R.L. G088.
Administrator of. tho Rotate of W. M.
Goes, Diessssd. 'r-
HAT t MERRYMAN, Attorneys-for
Administrator. S6-Z-9-1C-SS
FRESH
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EVERY DAY
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7-2X Main Sf. Phone 1ST
I IIK'HH 8ALMO.V EGOS
Auto Delivery
Sale
Sealed proposals In dnpllcate, each
envelope marked "Proposal for Tim-
Mr. Klamath Reeervattsa," -will bi
reoetved attao omoe of tbo superb
tendeat of tbo Klamatb ladlaa acaool.
Kttaaatb Agoacy, Oregon, amtll It
o'clock noon. Paetlo Coast tins.
Wedaesday, November 3, 1916, for
the-purchase of approximately 6,600,-
O00feet.of.yllow.plao,timbar oatke
Klamatb Indian reservation, Oregon.
This timber Is upon portions of. sec
tions 14, 16. 21 and 28, township 2
south, range. 7 east. Willamette
Meridian. The timber offered for
le la tributary to Wood River, a
drlvable stream. The minimum price
which will be accepted it $2.50 per
1,000 feet tor yellow pine. The tim
ber must be cut under regulations
prescribed by the Secretary of tbo
Interior. All timber must be cut and
removed prior to June 1, 1918. With
HOT CAKE TIME
There Is nothing .more appetls
Ini? than good hot griddle cakes
and honoy. And when the latter
Im .the pure, Klamath county
product, our breakfast has reach
ed perfection You should try
unu' of our Klamath county
liout-y , " '
fy ?, . .
W .il-io carry a conipiete line
of Minn- ii ml MolissHr
Khi-ii Tin spread "fifor bread or
y.miV.1' calcv v
'loi'tU's I it 'i bin Syrup.
"i;i (.'.mini tin ml Syrup.
I siiik Willi h llniiionil Corn and
t .inr Syrap.
. iitti.i.i-I itraiul Syrup.
s. x, l.ibU- Syrup
t .. . it. I,, fill l-Viliioned Metaiiwe.
I...n's V- tirlenM MemsssSLt
VAN RIPER BROS.
"G12T THE HATOr'
Phone 85 6th and Main
Blocks Are Cfccafcr
Sreen Slabs, pr cersl tjfkm
Peyton's big b'lock weed eer'SjURI
You save 50c tvry tlmo yon buy
a load of blocks; but mereWMM
than thm. (lie blocks are
and nicer to handle; Icm .Use awi
n.ra I. as. i
KLAMATH PIIRllfJae
o. IKYTOX. MmmZ?m
In
XoUce to Credltan
the County Court of Klamath
County, Oregon
In the Matter, pf the Estate of Roscoe
K, Contrail, Deceased.
The undersigned baa bean appoint
ed administratrix of tbo 'estate of
Roscoe E. Cantrall, deceased, by 'said
court. Notoo Is given to creditors of
decedent to present their claims), duly
verified as by law provided, within six
months of the date of the ffrat publi
cation of' this notice to' tke under
signed at the office of Ruteale ft Kent,
in the First National Bank bnlldlag,
at Klamatb. Vails, Oregon.
Dated September 28, 1911.
NANNIE CANTRALL, ,
Administratrix of the Bttate of Ros
coe Cantrall, Deceased, '
28-8.11.19 .
thfl Md a rarllttarf chaeJr na a anlvaat
any person claiming oy. tnronn or nattolua Dk muU be -ubmlttotLln
the amount of $500. This check wBl
be returned to unsuccessful bidders.
applied towards the payment for ttm
ber If bid Is accepted, and retained as
a forfeit if a bid is accepted and tbe
bidder falls to comply with tbe re
quirements of his bid. Tbe right of
the commissioner of Indian affairs to
waive technical defects In advertise
ments and bida, and to reject any and
all bids, Is reserved. Further Infor
mation as to tho timber may bo ob
tained upon request from tbo super
intendent of tbe Klamatb ladles'
school, Klamath Agoacyy Oregon,
i-a-u-io-iasi-je-n-i. r
under ber.
In. the Namo of tbe State ofOrge:
You. and each of you are hereby' aetj-
ueu and required to be and appear and
answer the complaint of the plabtt
iiktu iieicm, uu u uviuru uia aaist Uf
of October, 1916, that being the day bit
for you to appearand answer, by order
of Hon. Qeorge Noland, Judge of tbo
Circuit Court of the state of Oregooi
for Klamath county, said order dated
31st of August, 1915. And If you fall
so to appear and answer the corny latat
of the plaintiff filed herein, plalaUff
will ask the court for such relief as Is
demanded In plaintiff's complaint.
namely, that you and each of, you be
foieer barred and estonaed from hav
ing, claiming or, asserting any right.
tiller, interest, or estate of any
nature or description, etc., in aae) to
the northwest quarter or the southeast
quarter of Section six. Township forty
one Houtb, Range eleven east, Wlttam
otte Meridian, Klamath county. State
of Oregon, and that plaintiff be, de
clared by said court to bo tho abaoktta
owner in fee of said premises. This
suit being brought for the purpose of
quieting title In and to said premises
In plaintiff.
This summons la published in the
Evening Herald, a newspaper printed
and published and of general olrMbv
klon within tkeeouaty of Klamath,
aiate or Oregon, betas tae oewaty ta
which said land b sitaated, aaddoala
GOING. ;MUNTING?
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KUmath SMrtimen's Store
vr in NEW AmmaaWon. "' "
SfMoial This Wtwk
Prnterg 12.Guaffc Shellt. 70c ,
NeMcrfor-shiMleotlen
(Not coal mads) ,i
Department of- tho Interior; United
States Land Offteo at Lakevtew;
Oregon, August 20, 1915.
Notice ta hereby glvea'tbat c. Bert
Stiles, whoso postoflce addreas la
Klamatb Falls, Oregon.-did," on, the
Cth day October, 1914; Ale in this
offlco sworn statement and applleation
No. 08294. to narebase tbo MEH
NWH. Seetlonl5. Towasklp 2T soath,
Knnre 9 east, Willamette Meridian,
and tho timber tuereoa, under tbo pro
Mnns of the act of June 3. 18T8, naJ
ricts ameadatory. Inown aa tho Tm
bar'aad'StaM Law," at such valuo aa
MJgbt .bo. Seed by spirelssmint, aod
tbat, pursuan to ueh ayaUoattoa, tab
land aad Umber thereon
CMraised 1W. b Umber
at 9,999 boarJ fco. at gUfyar-M
su.l tbe land at 180, thai aeM aa4-
cant' will offecSBAl proof la aojmport of
ho. aypUeattaa tod'tawoamisatsmtnt
on tbo.sth-day.of.Viajsgbii, tifvM.
fore CR.De tap. rtork of tbo oooatj
court, at Klamath FaMa, Oromw.
Aayi swaa-la;aa, sSjarta uprotest
this pyreaase.hoAtso.anAry, as laMato
a coatest at any Ubm baforo aataat
Issues, by amis ' sotMboratod tlay
vlt'la thla oJswa,sibiahis facts wbleb
woW dasaat tbo M9gA4. (
O. K. Livery and
Feed Stables
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