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KIIKHII MAMMON KMM
Auto ItoHrcry
Kkmath Falls Athletic Club
,i.h open f'r Members. Inquire al
PAVILION
(or Membership Fen
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WILL ADDRESS
Ml, LAKI FARMERS
API'I.WMTK, OI.AIHYKR AMI
FI.KKT TO HPKAK TO PROOKKS.
MIVK AtilllCUIrCHAL OROAM
XATIOX NOVKMIIUR laril.
Captain 0. C, Apnlesato. Prod Fleet I
of tin. Commercial Club mid Roland
Olnlsyer, county iiKrlculturint. will
to Mt, I .uk I November 12th lo addrons
(ho l.akl Improvement Club, one of
mo mom progressive mid efficient ok
rlculturnl orgiuiltntloiiH In Oregon,
Fleet will speak n (ho work tho
Commerce Club In ilolnt In co-oucrn-
tlon with tliu farmers, nnd Olalsyor
will dlNciiHH IiIh agricultural work.
Captain Aili)iiio will bo asked lo
assist them In rhniiRlng Ihe nomo of
Iholr commiinliy fiom Ml. I ..nit I to the
original Indian.
It Acorn that tho orlKlnnl nroniin-
elation of tho iwimo of the district wan
l.o-cay. Thin won noon IomI. howavor.
ii nd It became Mt. I.akl. Tho fanner
wish tho spelling cIihiikimI anil the ill.
trie! railed by the ordinal Indlnn.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAOS
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How They Go to War in Germany
Builder's Hardware
Wc supply you-with your
every need in the way of
nttildcr's Hardware.
One trial will convince you
that this store has the
LARGEST STOCK and the
GRKATEST VARIETY in
the city.
(let tlic habit of coming to
the yUAUTY IIARD
W ARK. ST.OKH for vnur ev
ery need,
LOWEST PRICKS on
everything.
Roberts & Hanks
PAPER MUZZLED
FOR CRIIICISM
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ML'MIOAL OltOAMZATlOX WILL
HOLD FKHTIVAL OF HARMONY
AT HOM.K OF ONB OF ITS MKM-
I1KRH TOXIOHT
America (a corporation) Plaintiff,
ft.
C. B. Rector, Julia C. Rector and Fred
Baessiag, Defendants.
To C. .Rector and Julia- C. Rotor,
two of the above-named Dcfead-
liulted 1'reia Scrvlco
LONDON, Nov, H. The iollce raid
ed the office of the London Olobc nnd
xelted I he plant nnd copies of the pa
lter yenterdny and today. They pre
sumably ma do tho raid becuuHe tho
(Hebo printed an uttack on Lord Hal
dano and declared Kltchener'8 retlic
nndon had been doclnlmed.
It U ofilclally admitted that Kitch
ener ban gone to the Halknna. It Ih
considered a virtual admission that
he will commnnd tho armies there.
They are mill doing to war In Oer- eentiy an order that newspapers must
many with high hope according to all not discuss tho question of peace was
recent testimony, as this photograph Itsued. Tho British said this order
of n young man and the girl ho ex- wn evidence that millions of Germans
pectH to return to wed, hIiowh. Hut noire talking peace, or why. should such
ono knows how long it will last. Hc-iui order have been necessary.
WOOD!
V have prepared Oie iieet
Murk of llry lltock, Blab, tlody susd
Umti iwmmI Hvallabte for our wta
ler rutoniers.
(lei our prtrea before lmy(C. a
good himnI will coat you ho Mere
than Inferior grade.
Car of coal will arrive about No.
temlier ISth. fc,
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
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Guarantee you, Satisfactory
Service in everything.
Whether you ftpre your
Mr with us permanently or
lust buy occasional supplies,
we guarantee to please you in
th Quajlty)and Price.
The Best Grade of Gasoline
( the Lowts,Marketrke.
Oy our Service 'once and
"(icc the difference. .
Howi
ii.
Mm. Abel Ady wait n business vis
itor In Klamath Falls on Saturday.
Mrs. L, .M. Anderson entertained
tho young iteoplo of tho Presbyterian
Christian Kndoavor Society at the
pnrsonago on Frldny evening. A large
number of the young people wore
present, and oflor playing games, re
freshments were served. All report
n very enjoyable time.
Tho Presbyterian Aid will meet on
November 17th. nt the homo of Mrs.
Hill. Tho Ladles Aid have been do
lus: nlaln sewing nnd children's sew
Ing at their different places of meet
ing and will be glad to make arrange
ments for moro of this work.
Mr. and Mrs, lloblm and Warren
Fruits and Mr. aud Mrs. Isaac Davis
have gono to San Francisco to visit
tho fair.
The Martin brothers are closing out
their store In Merrill. Their largo
stock of merchandise Is offered for
sale at reduced prices.
Mabel Sherman has left high school
for this year. She will go with her
parents to Oakland to spend the win
ter.
Muriel Hartcr will remain In Santa
llnrbara, Calif., this winter. She it
attending high school there now, af
ter visiting the exposition.
All who ure Interented In the for
mation of a Parent-Teahcer Associa
tion are invited to attend au Informal
meeting next Friday afternoon at
.a Thn nurnasa of the meeting la
to discuss the formation ot a perma
nent association in Merrui.
Dr. Demorest's new oBce bulldlBf .
whiAh u innatad at the north aide of
his resldencee Is about complete, and
will soon be ready foruae.
LAVA BEDS TO
BE DEVELOPED
KLAMATH, MODOC AM) HIHKIYOU
(OCNT1K8 WILL CtMJPEHATK
TO MARK HISTORIC PLACK
MORK OPK.V TO T1UVKL
To make the lava beds moro avull-
nble to tourist travel is n project on
which officials of Modoc, Klamath and
Siskiyou counties aro getting together.
Ily tho contribution of funds, all three
counties participated in getting a road
built through tho historic plale, but
other work still remains to do for
which co-operation will bo requlrod.
The road will tirst be changed so as
to avoid n bad stretch ot road between
tho Slxklyou county line and OeaT
Foot cave. The road should be Im
proved all through the beds and lat
eral roads built to various places ot
scenic aud historic Interest
Klamath folk at tho beds on the date
set.
While many people visit the beds,
( their real Interest and value ae a re
port aro little known. Some of the
most wonderful natural scenery, en
riched by historic Interest, In the
( ('tilted States Is. available here. Cavea
j whoso depth no one has ever pene
trated, Ice cavea, strange lave forma
j lions, crevices and hardly extinct vol
canoes aro some of the features of the
.stronghold ot Captain Jack.
OUCH!
BACKACH
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Tho following program will be ren
dered at this evening's meeting of the
Monday Club, which will be held, at
the home of Mrs. Fred Cofer. 602
Klghth street.
Piano duet
Mirthful Moments .... Engleman
Miss Fern Hanks, Mrs. Zumwalt
Songs
(a) Somewhere a Voice Is Calling.
Tate
(b)A Oarden Courtship . ..Hadley
Mrs. E. C. Richards
I Know a Lovely Oarden. .
d'Hardelot
Mattlnata Tost!
Lawrence Mehaffey
His Lullaby .......... Bend
My Aln Folk Lemon
Mrs., J. O. Camp
Serenata Tost!
Rose In June German
Mrs. J. H. Otey
Piano
Narcissus Nevln
Miss Met Chastaln
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Dearest Public:
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Even If you do not drive aa auto
mobBe, yon need an JCtaa accident
policy., See Chlkoto. 5
LEGAL NOTICES
RUB LUMBA60 OR
STIFFNESS AWAY
ItUU PAIN FROM BACK WITH
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD,
PENETRATING "ST. JACOB'S
OH?'
When your back la sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
lias you stlffeued up, don't suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacob's OH" at any drug store, pour k
r..' ..i .. . i..vo ,. ,,iPinl'le In your hand and rub.lt right
at tho lava bed, next spring. In which ;on "r "U'ug,bhaclf' and e "me
many men from all part, ot Klamath. ou c?unt "' the 80rene" and lMne-
Modoc and Siskiyou counties will par
tlclpate, and spend so many hours
working on the roads. All three, coun
ties ure benefitted by tourist travel
through the beds.
Tho excursion of school children to
tho bods will be brought about soon,
with O. C. Applegate and Delzell as
guldos. Modoc people will meet tho
ness Is gone.
Don't stay crippled.. This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. It Is magical, yet
absolutely harmless,, and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing elso stops' lumbago,, sci
atica, backache or rheumatism so
promptly. It never disappoints, Adv.
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Eqluty No. 714. Register 4. Page 319
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
J. W. Siemens, Plaintiff,
TS.
North & Newhart, et al. Defendants.
To the Orr Lake Lumber company,, a
Corporation, Defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby notified to be and ap
pear, and answer the complaint, of the
plaintiff filed in the above entitled
suit against you, on or before the J 1st
day of December, .191 6, that being the
date set for you to appear and answer,
by an order of Honorable D. V. Kny
kendall, judge of the circuit court of
the state of Oregon, for Klamath
county, and It you fail so to appear
and answer, plaintiff will ask the
court for the specific relief prayed for
In his complaint, to wit:
That any right, title. Interest or
lien that you may have in and to that
certain property described in plain
tiff's complaint now on file, under and
by virtue of a certain mortgage ap
pearing of. records Iff Klamath county,
Oregon, .made by the defendants, O.
F. North and J. W. Newhart, to you
covering the said property to- wit:
That certain saw mill situated on
section five (5), township forty-one
(41) south, range eight (8) east,
Willamette Meridian, Klamath
county, Oregon,
known as the North-Newharc saw
mill, on what la commonly termed thf
Downing ranch, between the stations
ot Worden and Calor. Oregon, being
situated along the- right of way ot
the Southern Pacific Railway com
pany, be by the court declared to be
subject junior and Inferior to the
Hen of plaintiff In the two certain
mortgages, set out and described In
his complaint, this suit being brought
for the purpose of foreclosing plain
tiff's lien under and by virtue of cer
tain mortgages which plaintiff alleges
Is superior and paramount to the said
mortgage executed to defendant
named herein. This summons pub
lished In the Evening Herald, a news-
naner nrlnted: rjuhlUhud and of sen-
eral circulation In the city of Klam
ath Falls, county ot Klamath and
slate of Oregon, being the county In
which the above described property
Is situated, being also designated in
the order of the Honorable D. V.
Kuykendall, judge ot the circuit court
of the state of Oregon, for Klamath
county, In his order for the publica
tion of said summons, said order be-
lug dated the 8th day of November,
1915, as be(ng the paper, most likely
to convey notice to, this defendant;
first publication, of this summons be
ing on the 8th day of. November,
1915. and the last publication being
on the loth day of December, mil
continuously slx consecutive and se
cesslve weeks. " ' "
B. L. BLLIOTT,,
- Atteer.rer.'WalntMfr'V;
211-J4 Wllllts building. KlasaftU
Falls, Oregon,
8-t6-ss-ai-is-aov ,
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby required to be and sp-
, pear, plead, answer, demur or other
wise, move, to the complaint' Sled
'herein against you In the above en
titled suit, on or before the 13th day
oi uecemoer, ivio, mat neing tne last
day of publication of this summons,
and the last dsy within which yoa'sre
required to appear and plead, asinrar(
demur or otherwise move herein,, as
fixed by the .order of publication of
this' summons. If you fall to be and
appear to plead, answer, demur or
otherwise move, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the circuit court of Klamath
county, Oregon, for the relief demand
ed In said complaint. ,
' Said suit is brought for the purpose
of foreclosing two certain real estate
mortgages upon lot nine (9) in block
fifty-eight (58), Second Hot Springs
Addition to the city of Klamath Falls
(formerly Llnkville), according to the
duly recorded plat thereof now on
file In the office of the county clerk,
Klamath county, state of Oregon, said
premises all being la Klamath county.
Oregon; and to Impress, lot 8 of said
block with a lien of a deficiency Judg
ment, ifany be obtained; said mort
gages in the sum of 8600.00 wltlTlO
per cent interest from March 87,
1916, and 8950.00 with 8 per cent In
terest from January 1, 1916, and fori
8160.00 attorney's fees, and costs, and.
asking that said Jot 9 be sold to eat-
tm9 ..i.i M.M4m .. -it.k -yi:
B7 M..U AMW. !!, MW jHMgj Ur
receiver to collect the rents and pro
fits during pending ot suit, and to pro
tect the property from waste and de
terioration, and for a deficiency judg
ment and for any further and other
relief as to equity may appertain, and
as will more fully appear from the.
complaint on file herein.
This summons is published In the
Evening Herald, a dally newspaper of
general circulation printed and pub
lished and circulated In the city of
Klamath .Falls. In Klamath couaty.
state of Oregon, by order of the'Hoa
orable D. V.' Kuykendall, judge of the
above entlUed court, and dated Octo
ber 29, 1915; the first publication of
this summons to be made November 1,
1915j and the last publication thereof
to be made the 18th day of Decern-j
ber, 1916.
W. H. A. RBNNBB,"
Attorney for Plaintiff, "
Klamath Falls. Oregon,
If your transmission is broken,
send a car for you if that the
you. have not been In to see mr steak -Z
or diamonds. . -" &-
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wymrn . m. Man, 'wmM
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stone-, and Is very hard and briWant.
The; golden topai Is the SneetJ aHt'
comes principally from Brasll. Pre-i ;
clou's' topas is nearly as brilliant as'' -thVdlamottd.
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Better put on your leeee-ltaeaV j
things today, as It Is going; to eaowf t i.
an'dfiwe are to have perpetual: Winter ;, ' '
for as long as the snow stays aronn i
on the mountains It's going to be eeW.lit
and as long as it's cold, the sskwaw1H
stay, on the mountains. So there
you are.
Have you forgotten, dearT It's 61lf
Main street, on the wrong side, be-V-i
fwTeea a billboard and the Begal.8hoe
Store. -, m,
" If it's jewelry or kindred lines, I -think
f we have something 4hat will
piesse you. Love Is an Itching ot the .',
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to my aid.
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and victory it-hard-earned.
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ummona Bqueegees no popu-.
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