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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1915)
6. " 7rl&tf'we- ?:hw f-Vj I i TnlMV. OOIOHKK 11, . Telved soma geed Met f "" a luiny Dy Need Not Be uuu Cheer upl Get to work In a rrH B"AND Reflex Slicker $3.00 Strong, easvilttlne, Hunt, ana uiattr- w. Att3aiIO U..I.... I.'. In alniAl water from run- nlnn In utt lie front. Ibck. Ycltciw or OIiUikJ Protector n. wn" !tdidtrtloH Cuareiihfil AJ.TOWERCO, "mm nosroN Arresting Your Attention!; g3 lly mean of -..--, - ..- way of ao'illnn WOOD and y. HAY When you buy Wood and Hay you can rest as Hired that It Is tho best to, be had. Real value- vsxft (tall nr n rcW W'A ni!""",,ny nfr"lr " 8at,irilsy, October so. tJCCUUI II (iClL Mil UU'whkii will bo In tho hands of the ex RStNsIn "tn-ri, IMioaw 7, poult Ion odlcluls, Mouday, November 1, I to bo mndo a special occasion. Klamath Falls Athletic Club Xnu nHu for Mi'iHurr. Inquire at PAVILION fur Membership Fts- THREE FACTORS Of this tank's usefulness are vital and are Its principal rea sons for being. There ara it rttpontlblllty to customers, stock holder, and the community at large. Moat Important la Ita r; tponslblllty to you aa a unit of the community, In protecting your Money, giving you anno financial advice and extending a maxi mum of credit based on good, bsnklno principle. ..We are neees ary to one another aa customer and financial agent, and should get acquainted. ..Yeu are welcome to consult ua on any phrase f the banking business. First Alg New At Savidge Rough and Finished Lumber Shingle, Mouldings, Doors and Windows BEST QUALITY AND LOWEST PRICES Algoma Lumber Cos Yard O. j , . m Governor to Officiate Oregon Week at Fair (llimlil uilii Hrrvlte) OUKtlON HUII.DINO, . I. , ., Oct. 80. Finally convinced that ha really ought to coiim to the exposl lion, hint, twit mcnlnit hla desires, lcr in It hlinxcir to liocomo the center of Kiucliil (kcuhIoiim nrrauged by the iiKMlil(iii (iltlilaU Hint Oregon might lo IioiioumI iin other hliiton hv been, (Jovcrunr .In in cm Wllhycorabe baa slg- iillk'd Hint liv will bo here Octobar SO, mid rotusln a weok. Home tluiu ago thu date-named waa scheduled lib "Oregon Participation l)uy," ami plan untile for aucb actlv- iltloH hh might bring Oregon to the at Itcnlloii of exposition vliltora. and arveloualy low the nation uh woll, in some mentor nrlr I. not ntir oWo wn ,l wa autued that Ore- -a gon's governor would fall in .tit 'tho plum, but those who ware doing tlio plnuuliiR forgot tho governor's Muufcronio for ork it ml hi dUllkeol tho spotlight mid tho kowtowing When CommlNslouer Clarke outlined i ln Mltiuitloii to him, and pointed out that it was rU duty, If not hi pleas- mo, to coino hero and tnnblo Oregon to niako n big noise, (Jovernor Wltb- iinnlxj Imllcutod that ho had duties to iiorform at Hftloin, iiml begged to b cxciiimmI. Then Commlaslonor llowth ami Manager llylund took up tint matter, niiU through letter and ti'loKminn, whlrh flow thick and fast, tho Koveruor was Dually enabled to (' IiIh way clear to make the sncrl- iiiiv winu mm iKirmMim inclination are determlncd'uio trip rwiulrea. by qualities, not. As it In, everybody connected with by prices. Wc 0r,'K"' affairs nt tho exposition Is happy, ami spocl.nl effort U to be mado give real values.,, mnko Oregon's final great occasion the urrnleHt of the creat. Oosldea the mid throughout the weok there will ho a gathering of tho Oregon clans. tTho thousand of foimer Oregoatana in California will rocelvo special Invi tations to moot tho crowd of Oregon lans wlio wltt come from the north at this time to be present at Oregon's ftreatcat occaslou, to attond the stock show und to see the splendor' of Sun National Bank oma Lumber Co.'s Branch Bros. Mill on FULL LINE OF E. W IX LEY, the1 llnrgeit of exposition crowd. Oregon apples, ' elder, loganberry Juice, gold medal prune and Tilla mook cbeeao will flow all week, and la a social way the Oregon building will be the aoeno or auny occasion!. Ald from the pleasure of these big uffatra (whlok Involve bo end of la bor), these oneaslons are abaolttUly osscntlnl aa rallying point by which, apodal advertising can be aecured and special attention directed to Oregon' participation at the exposition. Eaci state makes every fort poaaible to attract attention, and but 'for apeclal occaalona, many of these would drop from public view. Whan other atates make big noli it (a necessary for Oregon to do her beat and nothing will bo left undone In the week be ginning October 10. RUB RHEUMATIC, . ACHING JOINTS AMD STOP PAIN INHTAXT - RKI.IKF WITH HMAI.L TRIAL BOTTLE OP OLD, PENE TRATING "HT. JACOB OIL" Rheumatism is "pain" pnly. Not ono case In fifty requires Inter nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub soothing, penot rating "8t. Jacob's Oil" right Into your sore, stiff, achlc.f Joints, and relief comes Instantly. "St. Jacob's OH is harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoints and cannot burn the skin. Limber up! Quit complaining! Qet a email trial bottle of old, honest "St. Jacob's Oil" at any drug store, and In Just a minute you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness. Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. "St. Jacob's OH" Is Just aa good for sci atica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache. sprains. Paid Adv. NOTICE Thero are funds In tho city treas ury for the redemption of bond No. SG, eerier. A, and bonds Nos. 137, 138, series B. Interest ceases on above bonds November 1, 1916. Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore., this 19th day or October, 191C. J. W. 8IBMEN8. City Treasurer. 19-Bt Chllcote writes Insurance that pays. 1 Snbaerlke for the Herald, GO ceata a rhoatb. Yard Sixth Street Branch Manager i Francisco Day, oerUIn to bring THE 1VBN1NG HERALD, KLAMATH America's Greatest Citizen l.V IIOXOB OF THK THIRTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OP THB IN. AXIKHCK.VriAMI'ANDTHK WORLD'S GREATEST INVENTOR, OtTOHKIt 21 ST HAH BEEN 8KT ASIDE AH EDISON DAY (Continued from page 1) KroatcMt activities, when he worked twenty hours a day, stealllng naps on work benches, In corridors, and wher ever he ooald. lie perfected automatic telegraphy, made a successful typewriter, perfect ed u devico whereby four moexages could be sent over the same wire, In vented the phonograph la 1877, and then Hcnt sjjvoral years working at tho no' telephone apparatus, perfect Intc the receiver. The invention of the electric lamp came In those strenuou days. Tho world bad become familiar already with the big arc lamp, and was using it In llghtbouseerin public parka and on streets, but It wanted a light that could bo used Indoors in small units, comparable with wax and tallow can dles, gas Jets and the oil lamp. Work went on day and night In those years of 1878 and 1879. To go off to sleep was regarded almost as treason. Oae might get a wink or two at the lab oratories, if some 'place could be found. Edison, himself, in spite of alt roports to the. contrary, had to get a nap once In a while. One of hla re- i sorts was tho cupboard under the stairway, where be -slept among ho dust brooms and scrubbing palls. He also showed great agility in sleeping insllde a roll-top desk so far aa la known, this Invention has never been patented. In tho little old laboratory In Menlo I'ark, N. J., Edison and his staff worked day and night to And any thing under the sun that would bane together as a "filament,' when the electric "Juice" waa turned into It. Generally the darned stuff did not "stay put." but blew up before yon could say Jack Robinson. Hut one long-remembered day, October 21, 1879, as Edison aat at a beach with an odd-shaped crude little electric lamp in front of bin, he turned on the electric current. Te xninll horseshoe shaped filament la its glass bulb sjave forth a glow of light and the problem waa solved. In 1891 te Jnveated the moving picture machine, which has nude pos sible tho moving picture theater la every city, town and village where there is electric current. When the European war broke out, Auguat 1, 1914, Edison, realising the Impossibility of procuring the neces sary quantities of auny chemicals from Germany, began experimenting with auch chemlcala In hla laboratory. Being a heavy user of carbolic acid, he erected a plant for Ita manufacture and on the eighteenth day after start ing the construction of the plant waa making the acid. Four weeks later he waa making 4,000 pounds of the acid each day. On the night of December 9, 1914, Edison's plant at Went Orange, N. 3., was the scene of a great consecra tion. Early nest morning n gang of men were at work clearing up the wreck. Hundreds more were added during the day, and work waa contin ued day and night. Within thirty-el. hours after tho fire Edison had gtves full orders for the complete rehanni- tatlon of tho plant. About March, 1915, Edison con ceived the Idea of helping out the tex tile and rubber Industries of Amer ica by making myrbaae, anlMfte oil and aniline salt, which are always la demand, and which had prevl- Fish and Oysters FRESH EVERY DAY HalesFUhand Meat Market Stovo StnuNsJir, Prop. TM Main 8t Fkame 1ST , PRHSH BAUSON1 BOOS AHtO FRED B. HURD WAYCatMAJUHl aa raWBMNt Watea and Mweirr ref alasat et all 'Made Highest price M far eMjrald and silver. T -We guarantee Siat Maaa-servlee eellelt a eae ef year nfcSW,, is" 4 mmi T PALLS, OREGON oualy been Imported from Germany. When it is stated that up to 1909 Edison had been granted 916 patents, one can begin to perceive how enor mously prolific bis work haa been Few Indeed, have any conception of what he has done. This is the thirty-sixth anniversary of that eventful day when Edlsea saw the first successful gtowof light In his experiment, so the whole country Joins In celebrating In honor of the Wizard of Menlo Park, whose great Invention made possible electric tight for homes. In the thlrty-slx years following Edison's Invention, there has been made over 600,000,000 electric In candescent lamps. Improvement fol lowed Improvement, until today the Edison Masda lamp that takes the same amount of current as Edison's first eight-candle power laaap, gives about sixty candle. power, or nearly eight times as much light. In fact, all site of Edison Masda lamps are so wonderfully eOtesent that no one can now afford to use the old atyle carbon lamps or other forms of lighting. EDISON DAY IS eiLLED AT FAIR e WIZARD WILL TAKE PART IN ET. ERCI8ES AT EXPOSITION TO DAYDISPLAY OP INVENTION'S IS FEATURE United I'reas Service SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21. Amer ica's foremost citizen, Thomas Alva Edison, will receive homage today at the .Panama-Pacific exposition befit ting the moat distinguished citizen of the land. Today is "Edison Day," and if plans of the great Inventor do not go astray, ho will take part la the program. Among the many features of the day will be a record breaking ayro technicaJ display, which will surpass anything ever attempted by the expo sition department of Illumination. Displays of Edison's Inventions, models showing the latest Improve ments of hla inventions, and an Illus trated lecture on his wonderful career. Notice of Sheriff's Sale oa Exeoatloa (LnvTNo. 774) In the Circuit Court of the State' of Oregon, In and for the County of L. Michael. Plaintiff, -a. I A. Kinney, Defendant. By virtue of an execution, lasned out of and under the seal of the' Cir cuit Court In and for the county of Klamath and state of Oregon, upon a Judgment rendered and docketed in the said court on the 8th day of March, 1916, In an action wherein A. L. Michael is plaintiff and. A. JCln ney Is defendant, In favor of the nald plaintiff and against the said defend ant, for the sum of fifty-eight and 48-100 doUartwwith Interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per an num from and after the 11th day of t ior .. .,JV, .l A January, 1916, until paid," alee for tho sum of twenty-five dollars attor ney fee, with, interest thereon etithe rate of seven per cent from and -after the said 11th day of January, 1915, also for plaintiff's costs and disburse ments herein expended, amountiag to the sum of ten and 10-100 dollars, and directing that plalaUff, upon' ap plication thereforr hare execution against the real property of defend-ant-hareln attached, to wit: Lots thirteen, fourteen. Itteea and sixteen of block twelve, and lota seven, efcht, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourfceea. IReea aad six teen of block thirteen, all tn.Se on Aoaraon (je- mamain m. uregoa, which execution waa dlreeted aad de livered t Waa sheriff la and for the said eouatyjof Klamitb aaf abate af Oregon. I have levtedi upoa all the right, tttl - Mumi , the said defendant, A. Ktaatr, lasWd te the follewtac described property, to wit; Lota thirteen, fearteaa, .afteea aae:eUrtanasi WeekUvetm aad Iota seven, eight, eUreavwelvt) thirteen, fourteaa, Ifteaa aad aix " teen of block Uhrtoaa, alt la Sec ond. AtW t lUemata Falls, Oregon, aje-lat,ta;ha duly n -- t f - ---m au Netfee u herear. given that 1, t a uaderelgned, sheriff aa aforesaid, will M obedience to the command fa nati execution contained, tell the above described property, or so much there of aa may be necessary, to the high est bidder, for cash, at 'public auction, at the front door of the court house In the city of Klamath rails, Klamath county, Oregon, oa Monday, the twen ty-second day of November, A. D. 191S, at the hour of two o'clock p. m. on said day, to satisfy, the amount still remaining due on said Judgment, to wit: The sum of sixteen and 10- 100 dollars, with Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, from and after the twenty-seventh day of September, 1916, until paid; and the further sum of ten and 20- 100 dollars with interest at the rate bf seven per cent per annum from and after the said twenty-seventh day of September, 1916, until paid, costs and disbursements herein; together with the expenses and costs of and upon said execution. Dated this 21st day of October, 19ir.. C. C. LOW. Sheriff. By OEO. C. ULRICH. Deputy. 21-28-4-11-18 Assessment Notice The Klamath De velopment Co. Location of principal place of busi ness, No. 1 Sansome street, on tho northwest corner of 8aaaome and Sutter streets, San Francisco, Calif. Location of works, Klam ath Falls, Klamath county, Ore gon. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the board of directors of The KJamath Development Co., held on the 18tb day of October, 1916, aa assessment (No. 6) of II per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable Immediately In United States gold coin to the sec retary of the company at the office of the company In the botldlng num bered 1 Sansome street, on the north west corner of Sansome and Sutter streets, San Francisco, Calif. Any stock upon which this assessment sbalt remain unpaid -on Thursday, the 25th day of November, 1916, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment Is made before, will be sold on Monday, the 20th day of December, 1916, at flO o'clock a. m., to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of ad vertising and expense of sale. By order of the board of directors. H. O. LAWRENCE, Secretary. Office, No. 1 Sansome street, on the northwest corner of Sansome and Sutter streets, San Francisco, Cat 21-2S-4-11-18 , NOTICE v Notice is hereby given that the fol- j lowing described dog has been li pounded under the ordinance of the! city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to wit: Ono yellow male dog with white ring around neck, also strap on neck, and unless the owner of such animal or other person having an interest in said animal shall claim possession of the samp and pay all fees aad charges ! of Impounding, keeping and advertls ing, together with the sum necessary) to pay license tax thereon, If the same j has not been paid within five days! from the date of this notice, the! pound master will proceed to aell the said animal (according to the ordi nance of said city), at the hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m. on the 23d day of October, 1916, at the dog pound la said city, to the highest bidder for cash. If such animal be- not so claimed. oi it sumcient sum to pay aucn' charges be not bid and paid at such sale, the pound master is. authorised ., to km aatd animal. Dated this 19th day of October, 1916r R. T. 19-6t BALDWIN, Pound Master. Notice for Publleatlen (Norcoal lands) Department of the Interior, United States Land' OStce at Uakeview, Oregon, August JO, 1116. ' 'j Notice Is hereby given that t Bert Stiles, whose postoSlce address Is Klumatb Falls, Oregon, did, on the zeth day of October,'191t. tie la this office sworn statement and application no. ugzoe, to purcnase tae n NWU. Section 15; Township ST south, itnnre 9 east, Willamette Meridian. and the timber thereon, under the pro- Mons of the act of June 3, 1871, and HCtc amendatoty.nowa aa the "Tim ber and Stone Law," at such value aa foilsut be Axed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to Kuch appUoatlae. the land and timber uiereoacaeve mhsj appraised 170,.tbe timber eaUauitHI hi 0.000 boar (ot at ILM per V., ,vl the landat f6).Vthat.saM'app;i- ciint will oter nt4l p.-eof la support of hl applloatleT und f vara' statsatvnt on the 4th day of Navbor? 1911. be fore C ft. De Cnv. tlark of tkeeo.tnt, codr.. atKlamatk fWkPiataa - rAny rasa. at at usartr to areteat Ibis iwraaaaa jhefara aatry, oa tsMajjiH a.eoeMet at'aay usnt' eerere iwgarir tseuea, ay anag a eerveeenuea.i III 1 ,kl. ' al1 1 aaah' MP weM defeat the entry. " M' ' " -'fc'--' -- --..'-. Ka wn sfaailljaiPi j lf-am- tssl !efr tsTcjglrpj'!: W SV-i L kMUtt . 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