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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1916)
wfrMV?fr V '-ft' i 8&1 ? . If&" V" ,V tSW ti a,.". 'Mk- Z -i.TH6V- iT2V 'ria s rVvv-,'V' ", THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUKSDAV, AUGUST 1, HtnU'sdasiiliedAdvs. A4twtlMHMU te Um "- means an prieeH Um mm i aTfteeessMalaaUtarlablelai a ' trace natter ao stfvawUe atawfll bo awes! aaleea m- I aompaalai by caek. FOB SALE fOR SALB-Ob alack Percbaron tens, yean old, weight about MM pouada; oaa Ine bay man, 8 yeara old. WDta umC. c. can wood. Klaaata ralle c-6t The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Fub;lshNl dally except Sunday at The Harald Publishing Company of Klsraa'.h Falls, at 115 Fourth Btrcel Fnicred at the postofflce at Klam ath Fulls. Oregon, for transralsatoa through the malls as second-claM mattei Subscription terms by mall to anr address In the united States: One year 15.00 One month 50 FOR SALE First clues new hay, al falfa and timothy mixed. Ckllcote, Ml Mala street 25-tf FOR SALB OR TRADE Threshing BMChlne complete, ready for field. 20- tap engine, separator 32x66. Terms on , See McCabe, phone 2S8W. 31-121 FOR SALE One 12x25 h.p. I. H. C. gaa tractor and one 24-40 new- Raclno separater, with self-feeder, blower and derrick wagon. Inquire of Mills & Son, Klamath Falls. 7-2t FOIl SALE Dairy cews: extra good Holstelns, at a bargain. A. D. Addi son, Klamath Falls. Phone 19F11. 5-3 1 K I, A MATH FALLS, OltKGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1910 A SET-BACK FOR WILSON FOR SALE or Exchange Fine player piano, una single and two twin mo torcycles, one good farm wagon, one heavy Bprlng wagon, lot of nice furni ture, several good sewing machines, typewriters, guns, cameras, books, etc. Syd Evans, next to Sunset Grocery. tu&fri THE recent primaries In Texas fur nish anything but cheerful lend ing for administration support eis. Pie members of congress who weie seek ing renomlnatlon ami trying to lide lo victory on the president's coat tails, ! were defeated, and the most pio nounced critic of the administration in Texas ex-Governor Colquitt -hail a long lead on his rivals for the nomlna- Italian People Respond to Calls of Great War i Fight Bravely in Face of Disheartening Military Maneuvors-Women With Fervor Take Places of Men at the Battle Front. Dy JOHN J. HEARLEY : an ht.Inncc In the very field of battle. I (t'nlied Press Staff Correspondent) Pomi temporarily liai heroine Sisters ( nmtrr 1..K- i.ttu- m,,m. mm J of MeicMo facilitate the step. Other - ' " ' - - i !::. nner in wl.ich the people of Italy rhraled the 1'i-st anniversary of the often become I heir death warrants. The southeast quarter of the northeast Qunrtor of section 1, town ship 10 south, tango 8 east, and lot 2 In section 28, township 40 south, muge 9 i-nt.t of the Wlllainetto Meridian, In Klamath county, Ore Ore eon: Taken and levied upon as the propel" ty of the said Arnold Press, or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy' the said Judgment In favor of Thomas J. Jackson against said Arnold ProsH. ' with Interest thereon, together with nil ! costs and disbursements thut have or may accrue. j Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, Attaint 7. 1010. ! 1 C. LOW, Sheriff. L. I.. LOW, Deputy. 8-1G-22-29 ' Order to Show Cause , In the County Com t of the Slate of' ' Oregon, for Klanialh County. I In the Matter of tho Guardianship of Louis Wilson and Kenneth Karl , Wilson, Minors. Ii appearing to this couit from the; petition, duly filed, of Lola Mac.Mlrhael, Mnllln A. Drown, una of tho do. fendnutH herein; the unknown heirs of said Motile A. Hi own; tho un known Jieln of unld John Dee ID I lines Attorney for pm,!, Son led Notice for Bids hldH will bu r'lred i, They were compelled toswear that the.v would be willing lo die for the guardian of the nbove-niinied minors. .ir leeentlv nfs-rs C e best Impression . "" ' "l ' "'""' lu '" "" '" ";" Vavlp-i; for an order authorizing her lo ' lion for (he United States senate. FOR RENT FOR RENT Four room apartment, completely furnished. Enquire 231 Cedar street, corner High. 7-3t HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Three girls and man, experienced in Laundry work, for Dunsmulr laundry; good wages. Enquire G. W. Baker. Dunsmulr, Calif. 7-2t In December, 1914, while he was still ! governor, and before the Mexican trouble had reached anything like its recent acute stage, Mr. Colquitt ex pressed his opinion of the Wilson ad ministration, and In writing. "The Wilson administration." lie wrote, has boon the greatest failure in the history of the presidency. Its for eign policy has been Imbecile. Its re- of Id fs spl.ii. TV event was every- '" "" " "v """ " "" " " ol t, following described real prop- ivhom relebi..,,..! M.tli splendid sl,o., ';;"" '" lJ nilu "' SSI " ", , ' 'c:lv belonging to said minors, to-wlt: ol pn.-iotle entptisi.i. m. The eapi'.il " " v' "" f. " im' iiiuiu iiu! roei mucin no lespon .lble for their patriotic mailyntom. In countless cases heiole nui-ses have glv- a id cth'T Italian enu- made liollduys Ii. olLiene the ocrasimi most flltiily. jT'.ie Itomaan Corsii sl.if.ed a shoitins:. UliUnr and gf Hculating procession of m l'! t",'-'",sl and blood lo save tl.el .i nost 200,000 people. The populace, tl e military and governmental and ei'Ic officialdom took part. Flag-beai-, ii'j women and children mixed w:ili the men and bovs in the loner ninreh from the piazro del Populo to iho i"" has inspired and directed every, Piawa Venozia. Broken veterans or thlnR- sh l,as ,,iul thc leiulr ,lssl9'-! 1S70 in their tattered but treasured a,1C0 of the Q"00" Mother Marguerite. from i wounded, llnillnchliigly they have in liu1 and undergone serious ginftlng orrraUtns. Queen Helena has been the luling njdilt of nil these activities. She gen- i .i. r i ..,,. 1S7 I in tlieir tntlprnil tint trcnanroil ... ... ..:,.. r ., ... lo.irlbnldlan uniforms, toiled nlonc Bolh ' 've 'abore.l unceasingly .wii ill .luiaiiuil m lllf HU13 liu-l - tlonnl platform was another weak xur 'with the marchers. Countless bands, lender to England. The Wilson-Brvan a" roa"' musical, played the stirring management of the Mexican affair has "!11!11"al usie of Italy and her allies, been an egregious failure. They land- T,, buildings, which aisled thc route, ed an American army in Vera Cruz tower0 Sll-V w,th the banners of England force Huerta to salute the flag, and j nml Prance and tho Italian tri-color. have brought it back without getting! The moment of the celebration made the salute. What did it accomplish? It the more remarkably significant. It set all Mexico aflame against the i The Austrians had just begun their MISCELLANEOUS MOMBY TO LOAN on city or farm property. Arthur R. Wilson. 11-tf BOARD FORTWO In private family la Mills Addition; separate rooms; reasonable. .Inquire 136 East Main, start door to Dr. Ransom, or address fioa 1008. l-et Americans, not only in Mexico, but in Texas. It brought on a reign of ter tor all along the Texas border. Wil son and Bryan have stood bv encour aging one gang of bandits after an other, while people were being butch ered all over Mexico." Nor did the governor confine his comments to the Mexican problem. fierce offensive in the Trentlno. Thoy had even been successful In their ini tial movements. Their greater strength In cannon and the favoring topography of the battleground had been responsible. Rome, like the rest of Italy, was full of wild and generally exaggerated rumors. The gossip, us ually calculated to dishearten a people, "The administration," he wrote, "are, was current. Stories of enemy ad- the vat's start for "Fair Italy's cause." L'icn now they continue to make their uuiuris to I he ftomau hospltuls and hospitals in the vicinity almost dally, livery where they leavo the sunshine of cheer and encouragement In their wake. One-fouileenth interest In and to the following desciibed lauds, situ-; ate in Klanialh county, Oiegen: Lots . H, 0. 7. S. 9. 10. 11 ami 12, of section ; 2.r. mid lot 2 of section 2fi, township' 2S south, range 8 east of Willamette Meridian; That It is for the best Interests of said I minors, and neoessaiy, for the le.isou that they have no Income, that such' autlioiity be granted. i It is therefore ordered that the next of kin of said wards and all persons 'interested in the said estate appear be foie this co'iit, at the court room thereof, in Klamath Falls, Oregon, on I'ridaj. the "111 day of September. 191t, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then i ml there to show cause. If any Mhev have, why an order should not t i be mule granting the said snld heirs, uud for suuh otl,M V ' ' tluir t-nllnr ,. .i.hII "rSDtnj ' -.- .... n.,,,1, neein DlftM OKteenblo lo equity, ' Thin summons u m.i.ii...... (Misniisui Li. own; Mnnftlu H. Deal, nlso nortio--nut to an order of Iho Itniiorsblihl nes known as Maggie B. Jones; Kuyltendnll, Judge of tho ihnL i the unknown noirs oi ninggio iu. meu coun, mauo on tho 16th da Deal, alias Mnpglo B. Jones; Mrs. Jiine, 1016, nnd the first bhvii"'' M. F. Smith; Mrs. Snruh MoKlnley() thereof Is made In tho EvenlntB Ashury Fiost, Taylor Frost, David on tho 17th tiny of Juno, I9ij, " Frost, and Mrs. K. ai. uornnu. j. h, CAUNaMak AISI) llll oilier pi'uin "l fnnm-n unknown clnlmlng any right, title,' estate, lien or Interest In the real estate described In the complaint ' 'of tho Plaintiff heroin, Defendants. i... aiiii a n,,i.n. .mini noo tlmwii. Sch001 ')'"l-lct No. 39, tin n . ' her liusbauil. whoso Htm name Is 1 ', IDU!, for the pan , . to plaintiff unknewn: Maggie ifcan. ?' ,'. ' "f " ,"" Bl0,' Hch,ol hou .1 S lliown. llllon lllnes. Kilwmil :"l" '' " ' ",or ""'. U Miluu Mines, Maiv Williams. Mnrglo Wll- ".' " "' " u"Umtoi, , CCIVO tWO I'OlltM. I'l.l i.ll.... ..... minis, iiamo iiiown, liiiwsuu - - 'i um ... . II..AI II. tl.- II... I..... .. I . . '4 lllnes. Frances lllneti, llert lllnes, and .lames lllnes. alleged heirs of Molllo A. iiiown, one of the de fendants herein: the unknown heirs of said .Molllo A. Brewn: tho un known l.elrn of said John Dee Blown; Maggie K Deal, nlso some times liiiowu as Mngglo I!. Jenes: Hie uiil.unwu helis of Maggie I). Deal, allan Maggie 10. Jones; Mrs M. P Smith: Mrn. Saiah McKlnlej. Ashiu.i Fiosl, Taylor Frost, Dofld Fiosl, and Mrs. 10. M. Cmbett. Also all other persons or parties unknown elalnilug any right, title,' vstate, lien or Interest In the real cunt. Only thu beat um, p... . i t...n...i ii . .' IN lll-ll Ull- IIIIBUU'I Ml ,) jg Ill.llilllii, I,.... I. ...... .. .1... . "'" """ "'" r-iini'-'ii vriiiiH t.i foic. Woik tliutt bu I'.ulihiM I....J of August, lUld The Iki., J bl i "y nr ii ."Hi (cues (he tight lo ioJec: MA'ITIH fBTTiinSQK, t'I.'CHKDhtjl Swan, Orstl Aug Kit Notice of Bend Sale N.itltn Inviting Pioposals in I'urfhl tiiy or Merrill UefundliiK B,, and wnier Bonds. Scaled pioposnls will be leulrtdli estate described In the complaint the Kecoiilc.r t,( (he (II) of Merrtn of Hie plaintiff herein. Oiegon. until August 12, 1916, at tU In the nnnie of the Mate of Oregen: hiiur of 8 o'clock p, m, (at which tits You nnd each of you are hoieby sum- I'ioosiiIh to purchase will be open nioned to appear and answer tho com "ltd considered) for the purcbui' plaint died ngnliisl you In the abovo ?".K0O, or any pail thuieof, cllf ntlllisl suit within six weeks after Merilll lefundlng Imnds, iMynble Jib the llrst publication of this summons 1. I9::i, with thu option of tho city u In the Evening Herald, it dally news- pay iliein, or any of them In numerla paper iiubllshcd and of general clrcu older, fioiii and uflur July 1, 1921; uH latlou in Klamath Falls, Klamath bonds lo be Issued In denomination! o county, Oregon. tr00 and ono bond in the sum of tltt And you will take notice that If you Also for the purclmso of JC.O00 orui guardian 'M lo nPP''ar nnd answer, or other-, Prt thereof of water bonds, paji f-imilv . hi Utabiv e '.r, !'"" ""' l'" '' t '"rthcr "' v"" " "'. PlH"-!J'"' ' 1MC- ,n nominations of fSM family at home piobably, more thnn, .,.. , ..... ' ' . .... ... ... .,- f. ,,., ,,,, .t,i i,.1 0..1.1 . - imiereu niai 11 copy 111 mm omcr up ,- .i.ih umiw .- imu mi uie fff published onro a week for Hireo sue- "10 above entitled court for tho rollof pose of refunding tho outsUaisj cessl. weeks In the Evening Herald, ''cnuinded In his complaint tiled In wairanlii of tho city, and for tbs (o a nev paper of general circulation, lii,l,'fl sl1"' "H follews: , pos,. (,f providing water and flrs p BAlTiMonr . s nmoinii. , Klanialh county, Oregon. lor deciee of said court lemoUiig icellon, all under tho provisions of m u.i.iii.uuiiri, Jiuh. n. uiiiiiiiis till ... .. .,11 ..l.i rr... it... .1.1- .. !.. i ... . ... the German company operating the "a"" "''" ' " . l"""'"? . " L, "..".:"' V"" ."" r ,,, ",B"er or ,,,e C submarine niorehnntmnn lln n Ihlo . ' MAWKSS. Jllllge. -l '.' -- " '. .Merrill. p if mi nn nniintrv cinv tnnv lmin i IiaaiuI i " -- the Bremen anything else, have preserved thc i splendid morals of the Italian people. German Officials Can't Tell they have not heard of. They do not know posl-1 c:. , "-. . " ... ."?,. D tlielj whether or not she Is the sub-! .rntlan WANTED Secondhand 30-30 Win chester rifle. Call Slater Rooming House. 7-5t LOST AND FOUND LOST Between Bly 'and Klamath Halls, 6 horses or mules. One bay aaddle horse, others horses or mules. All branded with fresh circle on left Jaw. $10 reward each animal delivered at Jackson ranch, near Bly. Luke Wal ker. 1-2-7-8-12-14 ' n. l. bare-faced fakes r.o far as protecting, vances nnd alleged traitors In Itally's fll" ' , the people from trust oppression Is .own camp, of alleged captures or an-l ' concerned. I am fully convinced the nlhllatlon of Important generals and national election of 191C will end the , regiments, were on many tongues. Nothing, however, could dis-splrll the courageous people. "Temporary reverses" only hardened their determination to win, and whip- mailnc reported to have been seen off Sealei ptopo.--.als. In duplicate, each en velopi- marked "Proposal for Timber, , Klamfilh Indian Reservation," will be The Chlleote agency Is the home of the Etna companies. It COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR DARKENS BiAUTIULFLY AND RE 8TORE8 -IT8 NATURAL COLOR AND LUSTRE AT ONCE Common garden aage brewed Into a haavjr tea, with sulphur and ulcobol Added, will turn gray, streaked aud faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri ant Mixing the sage tea and sulphuj recipe ut home, though, id troublesome. aa oaaUr way la to gat the ready-to-uae preparation improved by the addi tion of other Ingredients, costing about & aanu a bottle, at drug stores, known u "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com poaad," thus avoiding a lot of muss. Walla gray, faded hair Is not sinful, wo all desire to retain our youthful ap pearance and attractiveness. By dark aaaig your hair with Wyeth's Sage and tfulBbur Compound, no one can tell, Boaauae it does it ao naturally, so even ly. Yoa Jast dampen a sponge or soft brash with it and draw this through yoar hair, taking one small strand at a Ubm; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. 'After another applica tion of two your hair becomes beau tJMly dark, glossy, soft and luxuri ant and yon appear years younger, Wyota's Sage aad Sulphur Compound . u a eUghlful toilet requisite. It Is not istaaiad for the cure, mitigation or wwtatlM of dUeass.-Adv. democratic regime." i Such language as this made Col quitt personn non grata Jo the admin istration, to put It mildly; nnd in the primary au mar me president could ped their pride to creater efforts. do, and all that his numerous cab-! Therefore tbev celebrated th. nnni. inet officers and other prime favorites versary by flinging into the face of from Texas could do, was done to beat the enemy not a decreasing, but an In the timorous ex-governor. The admin- creasing enthusiasm for war. Much istration's flr.st favorite was Congress- credit is due the country's women of man Bob Henry, but when It became the people. Thoy responded nobly to evident that he was lagging in the ( the general call for self-sacrifice. Oirls race the White House changed Its .replaced the male conductors on the mind with usual facility, and train- street cars and the male sweepers of ferred its affections and its support to! the streets. In great measure the fields trtfVAltf..! fit 4A nUlMA M iL fl.. ta I . Baldwin, artistic plnno tuning.! r,' ' ".h' r,re,," ' " ',T' ' muusuu. j8-ni Klamr. i Apnnnv. Oroirmi mining all adverse claims of the de fendants, or any or either of them, or nny other p.iity or parties therein, nnd Mulcting the title of the following de-t-crlbed lands: The north one-half of the north east quarter, the southeast quarter of Urn northeast quarter, nnd the Siild bonds are to bear Interest h 'the rate designated In tho succeuM bid, not to exceed 6 per cent psru mini, payable semi-annually on Jul; 1 and January 1 of each ear, st lit office of thu treasurer of said city, la United States gold coin. Senator Culberson. Nevertheless, Col quitt leads Culberson by more thnn 20.000, nnd Henry Is a bad third. In addition, five democratic repre ?entntiven who bore the distinction of being fail -haired boys at the White House, found themselves unable to get icross for another term. The result Is not without its effect on Capitol mil. Up there many a congressman who was planning to go back home and ask for another term on the ground that he had '.'stood by the president," Is now wondering if he would be better off If he could find an other slogan. Switchmen Agree to Arbitrate (Tnlted Press Service NEW YORK. Aug. 8. The Brother hood of Switchmen late yesterday eve ning agreed to arbitrate. ORINDALE NOTES r Allan Stansble Is engaged in build ing a new granary and wood shed for Mr. Mumford. ljpgan to be tilled and the crops gath ered by women. Other feminine sub stitutes, permitting able-bodied men to tr.ain for war, wore employed. Even society gave up its money and its pleasures. Bed Cross hospitals and war relief stations were established, and volunteer workers gathered by tho thousands. Italian womanhood, which for years had been crying for Indus trial recognition, at last was recog nized. Ardent suffragettes rejoiced nnd stored away arguments for future use. The "civil organization" Included an pntlre system of organized activities. Girls who formerly frittered away their I time on teas and parties, were Impelled jto patriotic pursuits. Others who had been too closely sheltered by old-fash ioned parental care, followed their ex ample. The poorer classes rivaled both in their devotion to duty. Italian maidenhood abandoned Its lazy, dream like existence for a life of feverish ac tivity. Quickly but carefully trained nurses tended the wounded warriors at tho town and city hospitals. Some of these 'were private villas donated to Wood HI..1II, UMU AND BODY uii to aaj length. Oar beat rdork wood Is delivered direct from sbMla, aad Is always dry. One load will cosrrlace yoa. KLAMATH FUEL CO. O. I'rru-B, Ugr. I'hOM 187 northeast quarter of the southeast lyicn Proposal to purchase mutt M MUarter of section thirteen, In town i accompanied by n check, certUUd I) ship roity-ono south, range thirteen :"im" responsible banking InstltUln, -asl of the Willamette Meridian, sit-' 'o the amount of C per cent of tbit u.ited in Klamath county, Oregon, I'osal, iii.-ule payable to tho Itecoritf containing 1C0 acies. (of Motrin, Proposals must be i In tho belts of Mary A. Wilcox, de- and endorsed "Proposal to l'urcsMl Uniting Learning and Labor THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE In its Six Schools and Forty-eight De partments is engaged in the great work of uniting Learning and Labor. Forty-eighth School Year Opens SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. '. Klanir.tli Acennv. Orepnn until 1? o'clock noon. Pacific' Coast time, on I and 3! south, Range 7 east, on Ihet I Klamath Indian Reservation. Con liatts for the purchase of this timber must be made by the successful bidder ill-del I his advertisement with the In i tllvltlti.il allottees or their heirs. Thei ralnin nm pi Ice per thousand feet. board i ie.T.ine, which will bo accepted erased, also known ns Mary A. Jones; Befundlng Bonds" or "Proposal toiw Is J3 00 All timber must be cut iiurt declaring the said heirs of Mory A. chase Water Bonds." !.bbyeCo!& "T -. Jones. Tho council reserves the right to. Affnlns before June 1, 1918. With each ' ,,n ,Iie absolute owners In fee slm- Jed any and all bids. Saturday, August 19, 1916, for tho pur- I'le of said described lands, and that Dated at Merrill, Oiegon. Jul; 1. chase and removal of approximately defendants, nnd each of them and nil 1916 Sen 'aients0! ToTnsSs S ' ? ' TT' "" '""V " " ' ANK D" 01 proposal a certified check In tho (leDarrpl "i asserting any claim Heeordcr of I ho City of Merrill, OnjM amount or Ji.ooo on u solvent National """"- er in or m saw lands adverse to 7.301 bank, drawn In favor of tho gnponn. 1 . .. -- tendent of the Klamath Indian School, must be submitted. These checks will be returned to unsuccessful bidders, applied toward the payment for timber if bid is accepted and contracts entered into, and retained as a forfeit If the bid Is accepted and the bidder falls to comply with tho requirements of his bid. The right of tho Commissioner or Indian Affairs to waive technical de fects in the advertisemont and pro-. jpoKal.", and to reject any and all pro- iposais, is reserveu. runner inrormu J lion an to thc timber and copies of ap- Oettree Courses reauirin . ou,..Mr '-'"V" la"? . " '." "". -U4 SiST J&SJJ"'- - "uliJS; areVsuperlVerenL K.Z:. I nth Indian School, Klamath Agency, 16 Departments: iOior'on. f!ATO RRt.T.9 - ........ - v ..-.., c.Liiix-I (nmnilBHlnnnr of Inrilnn AfTnli-n 20-25-27-1-3-8-10-1G MANICURING t LADIMONLV O'iGEM HOOMINQ HOU8I 1'" T MalngtreM !;;: thn T)aA fntaa nn ik, 1 . R V. Ess and family. H.H. Van Val-1 p,ivate philanthropies of individuals, konburg and family and George Shell others were seminaries for priests motored to Crater Lake last Sunday. loaned by the pope. Educational and Clarence Hunt and family und food centera for tue relief of the fam James Stanabie and famiiv won. ,. llie8 ot soldiers were opened. All kinds Klamath Falls last Saturday to visit C. ' of aes,atance Wfls given to the needy M. Hunt, who was that day. the follewing: AGRICULTURE. COMMERCE, 4 Departments KhKlNG, 0 Departments, MINKS, Departments; I'ORIiSTRY, Depart ments; HOME ECONOMICS. 4 Depart ments; and PHARMACY. Vocational Courses requiring au 1 Kighth Grade preparation for entrance J re oneren in Agriculture. Dairying. Commerce, Forestry, Home Makers, and Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy with a two year high school entrance requirement SCHOOL OP MUSIC-Piano, StrinK. 1 Citalotrue and bcauiiml illustrated booklet free. Address Thr Rhcistrah. I --7-U-U la t4a) COBVAtUS. OSKOOM 73 years old on ' "u,""es ot ma ai "e front, special , care of the children of the fighters and women about to become mothnm v A. Sw:tzer has purchased several exercised. Employment-was found for ions 01 auaua nay rrom H. H. Van Valkenburg. Mrs. George Shell and sister, Mrs. Kenoston, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lar-gents. Chester DeLap has moved to the old Brown ranch at Round Lake. Mr. Warner of Klamath Palls ex pects to break up his land in this dis trict this fall. those who needed it. The home man ufacture of military clothing was en couraged and aided. Frlncess Doria offered a large part of her palace for use as a laboratory. Princess Alys Borghese established an economical kitchen In her private rroperty, and took charge of it. So many as 16Z,66G meals have been t-crved there in a single month. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriff's Sale By virtue of an oxecutlon on fore closure duly issued by the clerk of the circuit court of the county of Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the 7th day of August, 1916, In a certain action in the circuit court for said county and state, therein Thomas J. Jackson, as plaintiff recovered judgment against Arnold Press for the sum fo eight hundred eightyfour dollars and interest, and one hundred dollars attorney's fee, and costs and disbursements taxed at fifty three and 15-100 dollars, on the 7th dav r.t I, ,.-.... .. ' ui nugusi, itfiq. NOtlCe is llfil-fhv olvon IV. ol I ...III Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, wife of iho 9th .lnv nt n.m.mi,.. ,, the American ambassador to Italy, eo- courthouse door in Klamath Palls in operated In 11,0 -.!- .. .1 .. "H.IM CWM, IU Life, accident, burolary, liability and '.; J n,7, " IZJ" ""7 1T or.oam at 2 "oc l the after- automobile Insurance In leading eom-Weolonv 7n tllul Z I, l"e Amer' l "oon w &a11 day, sell at public auctloi panlM. See Chllcot.. it ffij tl S Z " "!D klngdom Ient ,0 the h,uest m' w cash, the fol ",,. ,r,U,n hand8' M hve sought the 'lowing deecribed property, to-wif Notice of Final Settlement Notice Is horeby glvon that tho un dersigned as administratrix of the es tate of Henry W. Keesee, deceased, has filed In the county court of the state of Oregon, for Klamath county, her final account of the administration of said estate, and that the court has fixed Friday, the 18th day of August, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon no the time, and the court room ot said court as the place for the bearing of objections, If any, to said account and the settlement thereof. Dated July 18, 1916. ROSE E. KEESEE, Administratrix of tho Bstate of Henry W. Keesee, Deceased. 18-25-1-8-15 Suit to Quiet Title ummona In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath. .'John N. Warren, as Administrator of tho Estate of Mary A. Wilcox (also sometimes known as Mary A. Jones) deceased. Plaintiff, vs. Mollie A. ' Brown, John Dee Brown, her husband, whose true name is to plaintiff unknown; Maggie Egan, J. S. Brown. Ellen HInes, Edward lllnes, Mary Williams, Margie Wil liams, Rattle Brown, Lawson HInes, Prances HInes, Bert Hinee, and James HInes, alleged heirs of Keeping Money in a Cash Box Is both dangerous und laborious. It Is never safe from thlovos, flro, te. And Its contents have to bo checked up almost dally, no small Job. An uecount with this bank saves both tho risk and tho labor. No thieves can steal or fire destroy the money. And tho depositor's check book stubs show him at a glance oxacil how he stands We Invite your ac luunt. 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