The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 31, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text" i,v '&$. M, J .-i PftH9AY,.M0)IMIM 1, 19W iV J.Jl.'L 1 ii t 4rT A" Mubffion LawWill Be THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH rai.iji OREGON " OLD TIRIS 1600 mllM more service guaranteed If double treaaed oy our new method, in i ip If you If wo furnlnh furnish both one both. cnslnipi. casings, casing Enforced, Say Officials 1'Adft A Js- SSfr', Kaiser Whelm in North France Ulie 21x3 11.70 12.70 30x3 SCO 3.7S 32x3 2.60 3.7G 30x3 H 2.7G 4.26 313 M 2.76 4.26 32x3 Mi - 2.76 4.26 34x3 "4 3.00 4.G0 30x4 ..... 3,26 1.76 32x4 3.60 6.00' 33x4 3.76 6.26 34x4 4.00 6.76 35x4 . 4.00 6.76 30x4 4.26 8.26 34x4 M 4.26 0,26 36x4 tt .......... 4.60 7.00 S7x4fc 4.76 7.26 36x6 4.76 7.26 36x6 6.26 8.26 37x6 .- 6.26 8.76 I 4.00 6.00 6 60 0.00 M iiIIiiiiimI from nj(t 1) then cither go to Dorrls or will put their money In tho honks, returning to 12 00 12.00 Bradley Harness Co. 0.60 HUlumlld oiinortunliv .. " "n w,l,,om 'O0K,nK uPn l" w" "60 How. cn ,l l8 rcU' Th0 Payo of lumber" 7.00 ' illilUHtrlou In Iflrn.init, ....,.. i ,ia Hn Li ', ,,H.1",la:Vl,cculn"on ,,oro t0 000 '" .luring the greater part of 7.60 who her K lamath Fall, dry will rofln tho ,enr. and tho pending of this here "O tho bin V limn nt Irn.tn II l.. ,... i ...... -..:. . "" J 60 ,. ; ,. . i yoieni incior in Keeping business M foro received from tho men employed hi J,;lit In Klamath Fulls 9,00 ,ln tho lumber camps and woods. Home Dorritt will jccclvo at least ono ad- io SM!"1" U'M ,ncn wl" B0 U,roct l0 (,lt,onal "aloo u " result of Oro- 10 601 ." UP0" rocc,v,nK ",clr W. nd Ron's evaporation, n local bar being liiOO rwMfta tUcT0 un"1 nty t0 roturn to packed for shipment there. Another "'""' ""lent, tnougn, nro conndont now Industry for Dorrls Is a bottling that after being paid off, tho lumbor.j works, which It Is expected will handle men will como to Klamath Falls to many "two quart" ordors from Klam purchaso their clothing, etc, and will 'nth county each month. PHONE 127 assatjaSaV afnV n f j"Ralifa4lTg SIXXv ey any . a aV aBaaBaeav W . waw (HINTS ON EYESIGHT If you have frequent headachee which medicines do not cure; If you see distant objects more (or lees) clearly, or need to bold : printed matter nearer to or fur ther from the eyes than formerly, or need more light; If .you have observed any of those things, your alght Deeds the aid of correctly adapted glaasea to assist as well ae preserve It. Accurately fitted glasses are only possible when the sight has been scientifically tested. We nave every facility for doing this, and exercise the greatest care, to hat you may receive the utmost benefit from wearing glasses. We offer you accurate service. H. J. WINTERS WMMNPVMMWaaVWi'1 Germany Not Depressed by Past Year of Battle . aBxeeftjsyfa ? v3aHBaaeBBTaawlHHHHHHH ' gggggggggggggggggulVHgggggggg ' BitaitCSvBsiW'SF'HPilCst arty above described aad meatioaed la aald certificates of dellaqoeaey aad aid tax receipts and for against yem for tat said named, together with accrued interest thereon and for his costs and disburse ments herein. This'summona Is published by order of the above entitled court, dated the 22d day of December, A. D. 1916, and the date of the first publication of this summons Is the 24th day of December, A. D. 1916. CHARLES J. FERGUSON, Attorney for Plaintiff, who resides at Klamath Falls, Oregon, upon whom all process and papers la this pro ceedings may be served. 24-31-7-14-21-28-4 order dlreettag thai tt,raat erty attached la Jhfc-aattea), f. ; Q th east half tfof the fa quarter of aeetfoa iaa (li west half of the southwest n of section eleven (ll),ftew thirty-seven (87) aeathiJ? aMMt ?tastsM :. ?- rrm. wsv V.l1 h J'-fS 'Mid. eleven and one-halt (Utt)MrrM&j and the southeast qnarteraf 'tfca- lm northeast auartar aoil fka -iui'ulMW erte.'?r 'SsBarnSJ Wijgrr&a -iT5rdS?ir& ffla In northeast quarter aad the half of the southwest of southwest quarter-of aMtfmyWl thlrty-thrce (33), township thirty M eignt (38) south, range eleveasaM ' - jf one-half (11), all east of tha Willamette Meridian In Klsaath ', county, Oregon, c ' -'"' be sold by the sheriff of KtataathJ $ county under order of this court la-'V the manner provided by 'law, Y'" sM t This summons is published ims. ,'"''""? the Circuit Court of the State of ant to an order of the above eatltled '- Oreron. for Ktnmnth Pnnnl icourt made on tha 2d dav nf -' f- ' H,i vrt Summons (Equity No. 887) J. O. Patterson, Plaintiff, her, A. D. 1916, and the first pattf. vs. .cation thereof is made in the Kremlac Riley Woods, Defendant. Herald on the 3rd day of December1 To Riley Woods, the above named de-'A- O, 1916. i ' " (Continued from Page 1) give Is up. Tho lino Is not distinctly many considers, In effect, treaties. The universal opinion seems to be that Germany will not give up Belgium drawn. Many think Germany should whllo there is a probability or a re keep Antwerp and the forts of Namur ncwal of these conventions. Tho fear and Liege, or that Germany should exists that England may In the future hlVA tllft rlvtil ffn vnr-I.AM tkn.A .'. n...i . ..a . . .... ...... . nu..,au.. kuUov iuii-)Ubu ueigium 10 uereai uermany. resaea. Otbora bellevo Germany should Germany considers that sho holds keep Antwerp as nn outlet to the chan- within her hands the terms of peace, nel for Qormany. Others wish Ger- and that she has won tho war so far many to keep all of Belgium, but this ns tho war and 1916 U concerned, ft BREAKFAST DELIGHT ORANGES AND GRAPEFRUIT The meat nutrient) rualth-produc lag breakfast delloaoy. Served with aawdered augar they are meat de lleleua. Large shipment Just received. Tan Riper Bros. "GET THE HABIT" Phone- 85 6th and Main Is considered a minority. There Is a general feeling that Bel gium should never bo permitted to re turn to the position she held before the war. It Is felt that Belgium waa not neutral because of the documents found in Brussols showing informal discussions of conventions between Its neutrality by Qermany, which Ger SADOGRAPH Dearest Public: You were nice to mc, and I like you, and to ahow ou my heart Is In the right place I am going to sell every thing I have left In stock at a price that la a winner for you. 'I am just aa happy as smart people, and I got money and love galore, and I would shed some of the love to you, but I got to pay a guy what I owe, so ou be sure and come over and get my price on Jewelry before you buy. I don't care If you don't love me, why, that face of yours looks like It had wore out three other bodies before you got this one. I guess you are some pretty picture. I meant this for a guy that said I waa high priced, and be waa so low down aa to Ho, and besides, he had never been In my house. I do love you, though, and 1 dls cant help It Amolla and I are going to take a trip on the Strahorn special aa soon aa the business men get tho track laid, and we are going to Portland, where all the brains of Oregon are situated, and she la going to aplash all the water ont of the Columbia, aa they need no chasers now. Tomorrow I am going to sell every thing I have in this store, and a lot more, I am going to meet anybody's price, and I am going to go further; and so you squeeze your little dollar until It says "cheap, cheap, cheap," then come over. You watch my win dow and see If I don't put the ham In hammer, and put a knock In the rotten ole Jewelry business. Some day I will tell you the story of the boy that got a pony for Christmas, but It got away. She picked the scat from scatter And she slipped It to a oat It humped Ita back And fussed Ita tall, And scratched her, Just like that That's what I'll do to you If you dont come over. SAD McHATTAN is BHsertcd, however, that through En glish control of news channels, what are considered as victories here reach the world as defeats. Or, If not as de feats, as indications that Germany Is weakening. This breeds concern In Germany that when it comes peace making time, the allies will cause any peace terms to be Interpreted as Ger man defeats, especially If Germany shows a willingness to evacuate Bel gium. It Is said here that tbe allies will declare that Germany Is defeated or rho would never give up Belgium, Many Germans want to keep Belgium because they think It will be the best evidence that Germany baa won tbe war. Many things are Interpreted as evi dence that Germany Intends or does not intend "to keep Belgium. One la that Germany would never have spent the millions of marks for bridges, new railroads, public buildings and other improvements, if she wasn't going to keep Belgium. A large government printing establishment has been erect ed in Brussels. A wealthy German count, reported to be a friend of the kaiser's, has erected a large newspaper office there. On the other hand. It la declared Germany could not keep Belgium with out giving the people representation in the reichstag, and one official said that would be Impossible, because "we could never have so many French speaking members of our parliament." Alsace and Lorraine are not consider ed similar. Less than oneeventh of that territory Is Inhabited by people of French origin. In Belgium there are practically no Germans. Tbe whole of Germany, therefore, looks to the kaiser to decide what Ger many's final position shall be with re gard to Belgium. The constitution provides that the kaiser shall make the terms of peace. When the kaiser does decide his lead will be followed. KAISER' WILHELM AT RIGHT A very recent photograph of tho kaiser, taken in Northern France.ridlnc with one of his generals, shortly before he was taken ill a fortnight ago. EAT LESS MEAT If BACK HURTS TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER BOTHERS YOU Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble In some form oi other, says a well known authority, because the uric acid In meat excites the kidneys; they become overwork ed; get sluggish; clog up and cause U sorts of distress, particularly back ache and misery In tbe kidney region; rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liv er, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or it blad der bothers you, get about four ounces of Jad SalU from any good pharmacy; take a tabiespoonful In a glass of wa ter before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act ne This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com- Mned with llthla, and has been used tor generations to flush clogged kid neys and stimulate them to normal activity; also to neutralize the acids y tbe urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Tad Salta cannot injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent llthla- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding serlouB kidney diseases. (Paid Advertisement) GAMES Thre'e nothing better than a good game to keep the children In and amua them during the lang winter evenings. Come In and sVe our faawrtaawt Oamaa frem lOe ta 11.00. I al st W aft -aftal aaaaaaagfl. II MaAai.lillHf.llHaflL Ml mm BlU ! mwm The Xta leada the world In acci dent insurance. See Clillcote. 11-tf Herald want ads gat results Klamath Falls Athletic Club PAVILION Darning Knry Saturday Evening The first bequest in the will of Rus sell Greene of Chicago waa a fund of f 5,000 for the care of his dog Nellie. During the first half of last year more than 22,000,000 worth of dia monds were produced in South Af-frlca. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Klamath. In the Estate of Anna A. Thomas, De ceased. Harold B. Thomas, Ad ' mlnlstrator. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, having been by order of the county court above named, duly appointed administrator of the estate of Anna A. Thomas, deceased, aad having duly qualified aa such admin- Pipes Frozen? Our kctric thawing apparatus thaws your pipes in a few minutes' time, with no tear ing out of partitions, etc. Don't worry Call 54 California-Oregon Power Co. Utrator, noUce Is hereby given that alt persons having claims against said estate are hereby directed and re quired to present tbe same, duly veri fied, as by law required, within six months from the first date of publica tion of this notice to the undersigned, at the law office of E. L. Elliott, SIS Wllllts building, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, that being the place of doing the business of said estate. And all persons owing said estate ore hereby notified to make payment of said indebtedness to me at the above designated place. First publication of this notice the 17th day of December, 1915. HAROLD E-THOMAS, Administrator of Estate of Anna, A. Thomas, Deceased. E. L. ELLIOTT, Attorney. 17-24-S1-7-14 8UMM0N8 (Equity No. 746) In the. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County. R. S. Moore, Plaintiff, vs. Wiley B. Allen Co. or Wiley B Allen and any other person or persons who may have some Interest In or a lien or claim upon the property herein after described, defendants, and any other person or persons wh To Wiley B. Allen Co. or Wiley B.Allen and any other person or persons who may have some Interest In or a lien or claim upon the property herein' after described, tbe above named defendants. 'In the name of the state of Oregen: You and each of you are hereby sum moned and required to appear aad answer the complaint filed herein against you by R. S. Moore, who la the holder of Certificate of Delinquency No. 678, dated December 1, 1915, for the sum of six dollars and ninety-five cents' upon the southeast quarter of southeast quarter of section thirty-elx (36), In township thirty-eight (SS) south, range eight (8) east of the Wil lamette Meridian, Issued for the delin quent taxes upon said premises for tbe year 1909, and who Is the holder of Certificate of Delinquency No. ISO, dated November 20, 1911, for tho sum of nine dollars and thirty-two cents,1 issued for the delinquent taxes upon said premises for the year 1910, and who is the holder of Klamath County I Oregon, Tax Receipt No. 3788, dated October 23, 1913, for the sum of five dollars and twenty-three cents Issued for the delinquent taxes upon said property for the year 1911, and who la the bolder of Klamath County, Oregon, Tax Receipt No. 4421, dated October 6, 1913, for the rum of five dollars and ninety-six cents, issued for the delin quent taxes upon aald premises for the year 1912, and who Is the holder of Klamath County, Oregon, Tax Receipt No. 4647, dated October 30. 1914, for the sum of five dollars and seventy-one cents, Issued for tbe delinquent taxes upon said premises for the year 1913, and who la the holder of Klamath County, Oregon, Tax Receipt No. 6412, dated October 7, 1915, for the sum of nine dollars and sixty-four cents, Is sued for the delinquent taxes upon aald premises for tha year 1914; aald certificates of delinquency and said tag receipts all bearltff interest at the rate of 15 per cent per annum from the re spective dates of their Issue. And you and each of you will take notice that If you fall to appear wlthla sixty daya after tbe date of the Brat publication of this summons, exclusive of the day of said first publication, and defend the action or pay the amounts due to plaintiff, the plaintiff will apply totheaboveeaUUedeowtforaaeeree foreeleetag tha stoaa aaataat the paa fendant. In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon, you are hereby summoned and re quired to appear and aaswer the com plaint filed in the above entitled ac tion within six weeks after the first publication of this summons la the Evening Herald newspaper. And you will take notice that It you fall to appear and anawor or oth erwise plead within aald time, the plaintiff, for want thereof, will take judgment against you for the sum of $600, with interest from the 28th day of January, A. D. 1916, at the rate of 7.per cent per annum, and for the further aum of flOO attorney's fees and for his costs and disburse ments herein. And will apply to the court for an CHARLES 3. FEROUSON, Attorney for natett. 3-10-17-S4-S1-7-14 Notice inviting Mae -v $ Bids wUl be received ay to aai ? f eluding Monday 'evening, Jaaaatr'Si, .f'W-: & .1 wAM ' rYi :,. I at 8 o'clock p. m., for the of approximately 630 feet of beard sidewalk along the north side of WaaU land avenue easterly from tha later section of Sixth street Bald waBrteV be laid on not less than three striagaca " 2x6 Inch in dimension; treedbearae ta be of 2x6 inch material aeeaaaiy ' spiked to stringers, the waft U.y be six feet In width from tho, property. . line, with one Inch slope toward., the street A. L. LaTAVrTT, t 28-St PeUeeJadgtw is- 1 DELINQUENT 8ALE NOTICE-CALIFORNIA-OREQON POWER COMPANY f Location of Principal Place of Business, San, Francisco, California , NOTICE There are delinquent upon the following described -steak, aa ' account of Assessment No. 2, levied on the 20th day of October, 1911, the: several amounts set opposite the names of the respective aharehoMera, aa. -; follows. ., A ? No. of it ,. x NAME. Cer-t rJevofj tiflcate. Shares. , American National Bank of San Francisco, Pledgee.. 822 Aldenhagen, W. O. ! J10 Chabot, Emelie M. 233 Clot, Emlle , 395 DeLong. F. L. 340 de Tristan, Pbillippe de Tristan, Pbillippe de Tristan, PhllUppe do Tristan, PhllUppe de Tristan, PhllUppe de Tristan, PhllUppe de Tristan, PhllUppe de Tristan, PhllUppe Dleckmann Jr.. 3. H. Dieckmann, Josephine C. Hovey, Chester L. 36 37 92 93 96 170 295 296 231 232 251. vBVw 49 60 49 -1090 104 n Hellwig, Christian, Trustee for Gordon Hellwlg 327 Knox R. B. Knox R. B. Lillis, Helen C. McLaughlin, D. H. Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, Trustee Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, Trustee Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, Trustee Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, Trustee Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, Trustee Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco. Trustee Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, Trustee Mercantile Trust Company1 of San Francisco, Trustee Paterson, Thomas M. Stoddard. H. C Sutliffe, a C Sutllffe, E. C. Wood, F. D. . 228 299 356 215 121 128 134 138 139 199 200 202 182 375 261 371 300 500 540 m, - SCO 350 60 60 180 200 80 200 100 100 100 100 200 400 400 40 40 SO SO 360 90 20 200 WeWfV amifj., aaa) 8t.0SSiv SM4S. aavew et.ee -,t 8S.9SJ 20.90 i, aaAa5&r i. iF " 'un-y, eMUf i& "it J MT-? '7 &; Mt. sa.ee 24.99 y fM 'jgZAf And In accordance with law and an order of the board of dlraetara saaAaWvt.' J ' on the 20th day of October, 1916, so many shares of each parcel of aaeh,-'- vi! stock as mav be necessary wiU be sold at nubUc auction at the oasea af tiaJi? h ( "A .nmnanv Unnlia. 11 TMuap .ln.1 Dm baiulini nallfeuata fcJ.S'"'"1v'l! nesday, January 12, 1915, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon of aald day, ta nejjgjj'-.; said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertWM-aaEit.'wvK'il - W - . HAMtAKAaaAH ' - -Ttk-r "it": expenses or saie. aljua j.' kusjsukuuum, .:-" Secretary of California-Oregon Power Caaaaaay. ""iMa ItTistmltAi 19jaj T .Atf Aaf AeV sBteaawtt 0tn e7taM4jliJtA aaklfeVtaaaalat Date of first pubUcatlon. December 24, 1915. HMJ 0 - i a,,!,! .wg. (Wt SSfsj fc"a;c ft GOING AWAY? Let us take care of your baggage and cases. WE MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS ; Auto Buses for Passengers. Aute Trustee for Freight DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Western Transfer Co. PHONE Office 187; Residence 246-R. U-. IP kFM?. M&S? -' SFfe&SW -r AI-W4 HH'tt s.s-:r ' aaBBaBBaBBaaBaaa, itfe? -w'2av I r '. i SM Rr A Happy New; Year . , tm uiun IB wiia gw .MM meat. Tats sUtoawpHiMwl splendid taanetal eeaUea faftV baak. After reaettafMw doubt you wW reaUae-the age of aaviM'yewr as mad such a toWd )mtiku!m& FIRST STATE and S A VI KLAMVT11 FAl-LtOKIOOIIi T , j Yw (U m VflSM i ! 3". irf i a? 1W.7 iv'f'i'i m Rrd tes 2& n la--, ,ii w, ai 11 BW WJm -: "-'""j llil i(INlVflWlt