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This South American Bug
Pablbhed deity caeca Seaday at
Tie Herald PaMtehlag Ooapeay of
Klamcth Falls, at 111 Fearth street.
Eaten at the postofles at Kkua-
ata rails, oregoa. for traasmiestea
throagh the malls a ssosad-dasB
matter.
Subecrlptloa tanas ay mail te aay
address la tke UaHsd States:
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORBOOIf
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 111
BUSINESS AND POLITICS
C OMB day tke people of Moltaoauk
eoaaty will wake ap aad realise
what fools tkey kan been la per
mitting a few selflsk poUUdaas to la
(Iuhm thn in matlanallv rkntliii
their sute aad national represeata,tne e"ct i"ne ot " MM" w
ST. LOUIS, April 18. Youth ot St charity ot tkelr countrymen. Tkeoaly
Louis, gaslag witk eyes of roaaaco way to. be sun ot a good saury aad
and yearalnc la tke moral direction position U to go to Soutk America
of Soutk America kas ncetred wara
lng from E. O. Berrien, ot Callao, Pen,
a business man, that your tropical
South American seldom throws away
real money and does not gravel bis
garden walk with batter-colored aug-
gets. The locale ot the tale ot Xing
Midas may hare been South America,
but, Berrien reminds, the neighbor
hood down then Is rather large aad
under contract to some good Americaa
Uvml They will tkea see tke wisdom
of the people of both Eastern and
Western Oregon, with whom business
has more weight than politics, and
who, as a rale, keep a good man la
office at Washington as long as his
Influence and power for tke good of
his section coatlaaes to grow aad ex
GERTRUDE &C0.
MILLINERY
Than ks aa aear rlral te Oertrade
Ce. MJUtaary. These styles
i prove k.
Evas Saturday
adMeadiy
ass of aaaaaal style aad charas at
$3.25 ad $4.50
Tea win be delighted to select year
hats far ir frocks from tats lot
. They an so notably laexpoaslve. The
shapes an la aaay styles: MJtaa
Baaepe. large, small or medlam. a
varied collection; lower trimmed, rib
boa ti liaiinL or tailored.
i a raried coUectlea of chUdrea'S
aad natrimmed. .
GERTRUDE &CO.
Oertraae Co far Motor Case aad
75c to $20
VmHiQuakikhs.
i
iilaaaai si i grated at the rata of '
Fire eaata a Mas, Isnarieble as aeV
FOR SALE
FOB gALBThoroaghbred Freach
Jack aeeds boms. To the right aaa. a
aaaa, BMfrt years aid; good aad true.
Baaatn 71S Mala street, Xlasaath
IWavOtegoa. Dicks Co. 29-lt
Each term that Coagressmea Sia-K
nott aad Hawley ban beea retaraed
to WasalagtOB tkelr lnflaeace kas
growa aatn tkey an able to accomp
lish the greatest possible good for
their districts aad can be counted as
a credit to the state of Oregon. TJa
fortanately this has not beea the case
la Maltaomah eoaaty. Eren this year
certain so called republicans la that
district are attempting to secure the
defeat ot Congressman McArthur be
fore he has serred his Srst term, sole
ly to adraaoe personal ambitions aad
not for the good ot the people of the
district.
One would think that the people of
a district of the Importance ot Mult
nomah eoaaty, which Is ritally Inter
ested la so much of the legislation
coming before congress, would ap
preciate the Talee of baring the
strongest and most able man they
could secure to represent them at the
seat of the national gorernment, aad
would also keep him there at least
long eaough to get acquainted with!
the represeatatlres from other states.
Deriag his brief service in Wash
ington, Congressman McArthur has
made a strong showing and has al
ready Justified the confidence of his
friends throughout the entire state in
his ability. There is not a. section ot
the state ot Oregon but where will be
found friends and admirers of Tat"
McArthur, who hare faith in his fit
ness as a legislator, and who rejoiced
when he was honored by being sent to
Washington. It would be a great loss
to the state as well as a disappoint
ment to these many friends It the
people of Multnomah county fail-to
return him to Washington for another
term.
teuchlne: had not ret beea found.
Berrien's information, received la
correspondence here, was timely, for
St Louis being in-touch with South
America by way of the Mississippi
river, romantic stories ot fabulous
wearth to be acquired by youths ot
snsp and fire had begun to cease va
cant chairs at some of this city's fam
ily tables. Young men here wen said
to believe that the approved way ot
becoming rich in South America was
the poker-Uce-aad-giB-r!cky-on-the-veraadah
method, with natives doiag
the work In the broiling sun. Of coarse
all Americans down there won Pith
helmets and duck suits and had whole
companies of native dancers aad banjo
plunkers working continuously for
their entertainment la fact, the life
of the young man down then was very
soft
Berrien has kicked the props from
beneath many an air castle. Walts
men have to work la South America,
according to his statements and sal
aries for clerks an not as high aa
a rule as those prevailing in Americaa
cities.
"Young fellows who cannot speak
Spanish have scarcely any chance,"
he said, "and scores of young mea are
'down and' out,' depending oa the-
Re added that work and persever
ance an Just as Important as they
an la tke Uaited States.
KLAMATH NEEDS A PACKING
HOUSE
By MACEL MOBRISON
Klamath County High School Student
MANY thousand head of cattle,
sheep aad bogs an shipped from
Klamath county eachvyear. At the
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p. taxm
Telford
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SALB Baekboard; cheap.
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at Herald oBce.
FOB SALB Two thoroughbred Pol-
mmm vwavaa arvaum, a-nwsa. mm. - - tftnst mmv thnnsafiM ruin i Am
Address Will W. Adams, Merrill. Ota. aeatTrTshipped into Klamath
county, aad especially Klamath Falls
each year.
'Does this not, Indeed, seem a foolish
and unnecessary thing to do? Why
should we go to all the unnecessary
work and expense of shipping our
stock to other markets and let them
mske tke profit, which we should
hare?
We have no packing house in which
to prepare our meats, therefore we
are obliged to do this.
Sometimes the fanners complain be
cause 4he butcher will not buy his
beef, bat the batcher can nave his
meat shipped la cheaper than he caa
cure it himself. ' .
The average butcher does aot have
the capital to can and pack bis meat
la large eaough quantities to supply
the demand. Klamath county Is one
of the greatest meat producing sec
tions pf Oregon, and could well sup
poit a packing house.
A new Industry of this sort would
help to build up the county, and fur
nish employment for many mea.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred young
oosrroli of the famous Bradley
etrala et Barred Plymouth Bock, se
lected agga for hatching. IS eggs,
f 1.75; SO eggs la oa basket, SS.S6.
Caa skip eggs most aay distaace aad
ther will hatch well. R. P. Clark,
Weed, Oalllorafau s-tt
SWAN
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LAKE NEWS
On Sunday. April 15th, Mrs: Louie
Robin entertained at a dinner party
In honor of the birthday of her Utile
daughter Leona and Mrs. Sullivan.
Among those present were Mrs. James,
Miss Schllt, Mr. Adair, Miss Norah
Stiles, Mrs. Sullivan, Agnes Robin and
Mrs. Louie Robin. A delightful day
was spent by all present
PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
MILLS ADDITION
On Easy Tersas: S per ceat dowa pay
meats. latere at 8 per ceat,
payable quarterly
Lota 397, 198, 399, 400, 401, 40S,
406, 407, 408, 409, 410, block 110,
at 160 each; payable at IS per
month.
Lot 394. 403, 404. 411. block 110,
at I860 each, at 87 per month.
House and lot No. 401, block 110,
8900 at 10 per month.
Lot No. 659, block 111, 8300 at 37
per month.
Lot No. 1, block 300, I860, at 37
per month.
House and lot No. S. block 300,
f 900, 810 per month.
House aad tot No. IS, block SOS.
8700, 8 per month.
Lot No. 4. block 811. 31.800, at
311.50 per moath.
Lou Nos. 4, IS, 13, 14, block SIS,
1800, at 6 per moath.
Lot , block SS18. 1160, at 36 per
moath.
Lot 7. block S17, $100. at 86 per
month.
Lou 8, 9. 16. block 117, 8160. at
86 per month.
Lot No. . block. 308, 3860, at 6
per month.
LoU Nos. 11, IS, 13, 14, block 308,
3800, at 85 per month.
Lot No. 1. block 308, 3360, at SS
per month.
Lot No. S, block 80S. 3100 at 86
per month.
Lot No. 3, block 308, 8186, at 36
per month.
Lot No. 10, block 108. 3600, at HO
per month.
Lot No. 11 and store, block 108,
$3,000, at 86 per month.
Lot No. 10, block 118, 3600, at 110
per month.
NoAgeac Address
WML-McCABE, KLAMATH FAILH
goa, yea an hereby required to ap
pear aad aaswer the complaint lied
against you la the above eatltled
suit oa or before Saturday, May 6,
1916, and it you (all to aaswer, for
wsat thereof the plalatlf will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
la the complslat, to-wlt: to fore
close bis mortgage oa, aad bar all la
tercet la. the aortheaat quarter of
the southeast quarter ot section SI,
township 40 south, range 8 east of
Willamette meridian, la Klamath
county. Oregon. May 6, 1916. te the
day ot the time prescribed la the or
der for publication ot this summons,
the first publication thereof belag oa
March 16, 1916.
This summons is served by publi
cation in the Evening Herald by or
der ot Hon. D. V. Kuykeadall, Judge
of the circuit court for Klamath coun
ty, Oregon, dated March 11, 1916,
which order requires that this sum
mons be published once a week for
sis succosslvs weeks, prior to May
6, 1916
I RUTENIC A KENT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
S6-1-8-16-11-19
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Arnett, Mr. aad
Mrs. M. F. Arnett and Mrs. Sullivan
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Arnett on Easter Sunday.
Virgil Hu and Marvin -Arnett made
a trip to the dam, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Robin and Mrs. L. L. Ar
nett visited the school Friday after
noon.
. Mrs. Loff and Mrs. Wells wen vis
itors at school last Monday afternoon.
Miss Norah Stiles made a business
trip to Henry Schmors ranch Saturday
morning, and to Olene Sunday.
Mrs. James and Miss SchlU, the
new Swan Lake homesteaders, an
making big improvemenU oa their
places.
Pearly Stiles will finish patting la
bis crop this week.
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN Artker B. Wll-
sea. 117 Mala. SS-tf
AUTO, FOR HIRE Phoae
898-W.
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MONET TO LOAN About May 1, a
' reprcseatstive of a large loan oom-
paay will be la Klamath Falls seek-
tec to puce leas time togas oa well
Improved, productive reaches. Parties
daelrlsg Isaac an lavited to call oa
saa.Tharbaays; Fridays or Saturdays.
IS-tt, W, . SLOUOH.J
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HELP WANTED
WAfTBP Boasslweacr aad cook for
,;$m"m$r9. er caa ase sua sac
'avMieajea. Affy J, W. ftrew,
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FRQM LAST NIGHTS demonstra
tion, It is evident that the people waat
the ghlppingtoa road improved. It
will well behoove the owners of busi
ness gad residence property whose
futun depends largely apoa the
growth of Klamath Falls to heed the
sayings of that highly Importaat or
acle, oM Vox PopalL
to do same eopyiag at coart-
'wttsi tvaewiIUr. areferred.
Jtf B. Peeey, til apaMlag balld-
THIS IS THE LAST DAY la which
to, eater the City Boaatlful campaign
Obey that Impulse! Drop the paper
aad totephoae taa Commercial Club
right away.
CITY PROPERTY
Three large IcU en Johnson avenue,
only $390 cash. No better soli In the
city.
Three-room house and good let In
Falrvlcw Addition. It's a bargain at
$400, en terms. 'A little less for cash.
Fins building site en Eleventh street
at High. Price $60; terete.
Good 4-reom house, nicely furnished,
two large lots, Falrvlsw Addition. All
for $1,000, on easy termc
Houses, lets, business property,
fsrms, stock ranches, rentals, leans,
general Insurance.
GOOD FARM LANDS
Five acre tracts near Falls, en grav
eled road, $60 to $60 per acre, en easy
terms
A twenty-acre tract just six miles
from Falls; nlcs level land, with feed
drainage. Price $1,000, on easy terms.
Ons of the very best 40acre tracts
In the valley; deep sandy team sell,
excellent drainages " alfalfa. Price
$3,000, half cash.
Nice level 70acre tract partly Im
proved, in the heart ef the valley.
Price $f,S00; termc.
A 240-acro ranch with fair buildings,
partly under ditch, and only nine miles
from Falls. If e cheap at $660; termc
See Chllcete. SS
DB. F. M. WHITE
BYE, BAB, KOM i
THROAT
7, Odd FcoteaV
Dearest Public:
Wen you ever a regular kid, aad
got licked in the morning for aot
washing your feet when you went to
bed the night before?
Did you ever get mother'e kiss aad
your dinner pall aad be aimed for
school and nsver get there, but waa
der to the hills aad listen to the
humming of the bees aad watch the
squirrels, and getnsr wild flowers, aad
fish, and nave some other hid sell
them aad "whack' the moaeyT
Gee, but wasn't It good to be alive,
to feel the sunshine, aad hear the
songs of the birds, to smell the per
fume of the flowers, aad have the Reh
and warts, and not can if your hair
was in or out, but Jest waller aroaad
aad be content with the world.
Most generally these toag-fsced,
serious guys, that eaa't smile,, have
plucked a lemon from the peach orch
ard, or are so eager for the filthy
lucre or an framing to place the bar
pooa In you so deep that you will
not try to take it oat
Once I was that gay, aad It has aot
an escaped from me yet; that's why I
sm not serious enough for some folks.
Seriousness Is dot a crlterioa of the
massive intellect; it should be a sig
nal for you to put oa your armor if
you don't want to be stuag. I was
goia to build a platform to stead oa
for this county commissioner Job, bar
I am not bow, as I would have to tell
the biggest bunch of deadest lies that
you ever heard, bat that to aot my
forte. I stead for good roade, aad
we have got to hare them, as they
are our best asset.
Business Is buslnees with me, aad
it's gote- to be the same If I aa
elected to help do buiiaces for Klam
ath eoaaty.
This Is my home; I live la KJaaata
Falls, aad If yoa an a repabllsaa I
want your support; that Is, It I aa
serious snough for you. I aa paying
my debts, aad I guess that's about aa
good as these serious, solf-eaolated
folks are dolag. .
Hurry to ay aid.
THADDEUS McHATTAN.
LEGAL NOTICES
Ne.SU
the circuit apart far Wsaath
eoaaty, Oregee. -
Alex MarUa Jr., plaintiff.
vs.
Mark L. Suras aad ethers. 4tesasV
eats. i
Te Mark U BaragWUUaa ateileai
aad J. W. fl rimers defaadsaai:
I U the aaaw of the etate e Ore-
Equity 748
la the Circuit Court of the Stete of
Oregon for Klamath County.
R. S. Moore, Plaintiff,
vs.
Chas. E. Ebl or Chas. O. Ebi or Chas.
Ebl or Charles E. Ebl aad aay
other person or persons who may
have some Interest la or a Hen
or clstm upon the property here
inafter described, DerendsnU.
To Chas. E. Ebl or Chas. O. Ebl or
Chaa. Ebl or Charles E. Ebl sad
any other person or persons who
msy have some Interest la or a
Ilea or claim upon tho property
hereinafter described, the above
named defendanU:
la tho name ot the etete of Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
summoned and requlredto appear
and answer the complaint filed here
in against you by R. S. Moore, who
is the holder ot Certificate of De
linquency No. 677, dated December
1, 1915, for the sum ot Twenty-seven
Dollars and Ninety-seven cenU upon
the west half of the northweet quar
ter and the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter ot section thirty
fire end the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter ot section thirty
four (34) In township twenty-eight
(18) south, range nine (9) east of
the Willamette meridian, Issued for
the delinquent taxes upon ssld prem
ises tor the yesr 1909 and who is
also holder of Certificate of Delin
quency No. 184 dated November 10,
1911, for the sum of twenty-three
Dollars and Seventeen cenU issusd
for the delinquent Uses upon said
premises for the yesr 1910 and who
Is also holder ot Klamath county,
Oregon Tax Receipt No. 1786, dstsd
October 13, 1911, for the sum of
Forty-four Dollars aad Twanty-two
cents, Issued tor the delinquent taxes
upon ssld premises for the year 1911
and who la also the holder of Klam
ath county, Oregon, Tax Receipt No.
4410, dated October 6, 1911. for the
sum of Tweaty-esvsn Dollars aad
Tblrty-firs cents, issued for the de
linquent taxes upon said premises for
the yesr 1918, snd who is also holdsr
of Klamath county, Oregon, Tax Re
ceipt No. 4660, dated October 30,
1914, tor the cum of Twenty-nine
Dollars and Sixty-seven Cents, and
who la also the bolder of Oregon
State Board ot Forestry Receipt for
Fire Patrol No. 9, dated October SO, I
1914, for the sum ot Two Dollars snd
Forty Centy, both Issued for the de
linquent taxes upon said premises for
the year 1913, and who Is the holder
of Klamath county, Oregon, Tax Re
ceipt No. 6411, dated October 7, 1916,
for the sum of Twenty-nine Dollsrs
and Sixty-five Cents, Issusd for the
dejnquent taxes upon said premises
for tbs yesr 1914, said Certificates of
Delinquency and said Tax RecelpU
all bearing interest at the rate of II
per cent per annum from the respec
tive dates ot their lasue. '
And you and each ot you will take !
notice that If you fell to appear wlth-l
in alxty days after the date of tho
first publication of this summons, ex
clusive of the day of said first pub
lication, aad defend the actloa or pay
the amounts due to plaintiff, tho
plaintiff will apply to the above en
titled court for a decree foreclosing
ths liens against the .property above
described and mentioned la said Cer
tificates of Delinquency and said Tax
Receipts and for Judgmont against
you for the ssld sums herein named
together with accrued laterest there-
oa aad for bis costs and dlsburse
msate heroia.
This summons Is published by, or
der of the above entitled court, dated
the 18th day ot March, A. D. 1916.
and the date of the first publication
ot the summons is the Slst day of
March, A. D. 1916.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON.
Attoraey tor Plaintiff, who resides at
juaautb rails, Oregon, upca whoa
all process aad papers la tale are
eeedlag aay be served.
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Farm Implements
Complete stock McOuimssa Hinders, Mowers, Resnera. iti
Headers. Weber Wagon, aad Loggwg Tracks. laWe-A?"
Vehicles. wassahj m
J. S. MUls & Son
Compare Ford Part Prices With
These of Other Cars
Axle Shaft v . . .S1.M
Ring Gears .SB. SO
Drive l'taloa .fl.ew
Spiders TBc
HpkVr Plaloae 80c
Drive Shaft SS.50
Rear Wlicele SeXS9
Axle Roller Hearing 75c
Drive Shaft Roller Bearing. f 1.S6
Spindle SB.SO
Front Wheels . .
Front Hubs
Front Hub Hall BacwV.Vos'Jii,
Engine Block . .
'Plstoa, complete .
Connecting Rod . .
Cylinder Heade . .
Cylinder Oeskct .
Creak Shaft . .
Cera Shaft .
$18
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...46t
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All Other Parts
Equally Low
Wbea yoa consider origsaal cost, operetlag espeaee aad nescis,
your choice will be a Ford.
GEORGE BIEHN, Agent
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FiutUaL IWiom thrftmSlnonplKw,etdrMtiUMtct
or oil IniUBllr Tbtr St sod look wtll. uJ l M loo ti4m
forubU In vrr ten.
HhMt. rsrttperlertoMoomm. NotittlitleUa)tt
f rw circulation ol blood aX rsunt frwdoM ol notion.
ZttmamUtL MtIds voar on loot eloUiM-MTlnr vtibUr-w
well ual tii art eetcrewa loss bcton tij an wore euu
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of mntuna la
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wiihllaico!oTnaMrteiln
while hickory i
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dirt blue iHaia.or mm
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Look for lha Taa BMa'LaaL
none fonulno without It It
jrourdaaltr renaotSBSelr rou.
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ateser, LEVI STRAUSS A 00.,""
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HUSBAND!
If you lisd the family washing to do every week in the year, wast
would yon do?
Aaswer: Go to the Link River Electric Co. aad order aa KtetwK
Washing Machine at oace.
lieosaae you caa get oae oa terms. .Vow, Hubby eirinesh;
ain't that right Let as talk K ever.
LJnkTRiverJEIectricXCo.
Corner Seventh aad Mala Streets
LIGHTEN YOUR FARM WORK
By Using John Deere
Implements
Wa have jaetrei elved a car et Jews Deere Coeds,
audi as Light Draft High Lift Seiko aad Oaag Plows,
Disc Harrows, Drag Harrewe, String Teeth Barrows,
Orala Drills aad Chatham Faaalag MUte.
Call
I oar llae.
We of er special cask prlree oa Stadebaker, Joha
Deere aad SchatUer, the Staadard Wagons of America.
A inch Mountain Gears . . . .-
SM Inch Mountain Gears ,
fits
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Baldwin Hardware Co.
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
UPPER LAKE TRAFFiqi
IVa an .,. ftn. n.lbl A U.lallUa'a aaaJL
freight beau oa the Upper BUmatb Lake, Bases leave tam
every moralaf escept Bemdayt at TitSv
Western Transfer Co.
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