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THE EVENING HsTKALD, KLAMATH FALLI. OREGON
KOTOS TO RACE
UP PIKE'S PEAK
isvoryuung ror the c
camp, Ilamraoplcs, foldi
n Mllao cnr. Two Iiulclc corn will bo
driven by McCoy nml Dawson. It In1
piuuiiwn iimt D irony Oldflold will
drive bin Deluge incor,
Fot Ibfi IiihI fey (Inyo hundreds of
HUM have broil Kottimr tbo elunienn.
mllo highway, with Its wlndlnc curves' Now FaU Sweaters, Tomcs nnd
nml ntcep grados Into shape for prac-' Scarfs to match.
w. MnrJcshoffoI of Colorado 9-3t J. P. MAOUIRE. CO.. Ini
cimpor but (be
line cots, iito( Is,
moved, etc.
Mf WILLIS-JOHNHTONE C O
(Kb A
WILL OTART FIVE MILKS PROM bluings, piloted one of thrco Cadillac j
OTTOM AND FINISH AT ELEVA. , , "" "' " mlI clrcult ,n ! " Occident. burglary, liability and
TION OF 14,900 FRIT AMOVE THE
LEVEL OF TUT SEA
lliltod Press Hei vice
COLORADO HI'ltlNMH, Aug. II.
About II lily famous nuto speed Id M ;;m
hero hnvo entered cum for tint rac In
tlm top of I'lko'H Peak todny. Drivers
from tbo Kant will compete iiKiilnHt
drivers from tbo Wont.
Jtnlph Mulford will try to cMUibllnli a
new world'a bill climbing record, bo
PAtlTftfttt
. trt however, lhat we " 'no .V""' t,u'"H, ,IU"0B' n vot'
t ii a fact, However, mmi i(,if p,o of nic)j
l! ...nrwl unn hlV iinmlnatPil In ilili,. n,i......i......
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phone 72
VIMIM " w i 11117 siaujr,
r2J Main Street ' Noll (Whirlwind) Wbalen w
III drlm
RAILROAD
WAGES
Shall they be determined by
Industrial Warfare or
Federal Inquiry?
To the American Public:
Do you believe in arbitration or indus
trial warfare?
The train employes on all the railroads
have vot a I whether they will uive their leaders
autnonty to tie up the commerce of the
country to enforce their demands for a 100
million dollar wage increase.
The railroads are in the public service
your service. This army of employes is in
.the public service your service.
You pay for rail transportation 3 billion
dollars a year, and 44 cents out of every
t dollar from you goes to the employes.
On all the Western railroads in 1915, seventy-five pet cent ol (lit
ttiin employe earned these wages (lowest, highest and average
fsll) u ihown by (he pay rolls
fMMiirr Freight Yai4
lafJMars
iniulm
FiriBta
Inlaw
a.
Kui Atwti
$1747
3094
1543
2789
10)3
$2195
1S7S
2078
854
1719
1317
M7
Atr.t
$1537
3076
1454
2933
751
2059
874
1961
92071
1035
1181
1138
lUai Atft.
$1056
2445
1151
2045
411
1552
862
1821
$137S
1355
973
1107
m
The average yearly wage payments to Western train em
iployei (including thoie who worked only part of tbt year) at
ihown by the 1915 payrolls were
Passeager Frelgkl YH
ItHiMtrs $203t $1737 $121$
(CNSicteri 1772 1824 1292
!frM 1218 973 832
SnktMt 921 1000 1028
A 100 million dollar wage increase for
men in freight and yard service (less than
one-fifth of all employes) is equal to a 5 per
cent advance in all freight rates.
The managers of the railroads, as trustees
for the public, have no right to place this
burden on the cost of transportation to you
without a clear mandate from a public tri
bunal speaking for you.
The railroads have proposed the settle
ment of this controversy either under the
existing national arbitration law, or by refer
ence to the Interstate Commerce Commis
Hon. This offer has been refused by the
employes' representatives.
Shall a nation-wide strike or an
investigation under the Gov
ernment determine this issue?
tHttonal Conference Cemmlttee ef the Railways
AS CAairman.
ags
S-ja'.'C.u3T
I w. MAI ft
. "inilff Haau3s aa
nlt4 lillwit
itiiillTtf 0Bal
W. MiMtflBL OrnHMmpr,
wtnia mSIis ir
91 J$'MAIKBha sseinvsMsisfc
WiKMa mt Www Br.
Maty waatu ajwm.
A. M. SCJMirU, JlMMtairSirrrw.
Oregon, thence north westerly along
Oth Btrect, 152 foot; thence westerly
parallel to Franklin atrcot, 86 feet;
tbonco southerly parallel to Oth
Htrcot, C2 feet; II once easterly along
north ldo of Franklin street to be
ginning Aluo btijlnnlng at the south
westerly cornor of Lot 1, Block 65;
thenco northerly parallel to Oth
street, 100 feet; thence weaterly
parallel to Franklin street, 64 feet;
thence southorly parallel with 9th
street, 100 fe-t; thence easterly
along Franklin street, G4 feet to be
ginning. Above described property
abutting on Franklin street, 140 feet
and on Bth street, 52 feet. (Assessed
tin tbo property of W. F. Arant)
$280.31
Beginning at the south easterly cor-l
ncr of Block G of Nlchlos Addition
to Llnkvllle, now city of Klamath
Falls, thnnco south westerly along
Franklin stiect. 140 feet: thence I
north westerly parallel with Oth
street,, 100 feet; for the place of be-'
ginning; thence cantcrlv naraltol
with Franklin stiect, 54 feet; thence
northerly parallil with Oth street,
to the Boutho-ly lino of Prospect
street, thence nnutherly along the
southerly lino of Prospect street to
n point which would be the Inter
section of a llDe drawn parallel to
and 54 feet distant from the west
erly line of si'.ld Lot 1. Block 65; I
tlienco southerly parallel to the
westerly lino of 9th street to the
place of befilnnln?. Above describ-,
ed property atuttlng on Prospect'
street, about CO feet (Assessed as the
property of Wilbur White) ....$156.02 .
Lot 6, Block .1, Tairvlew Add!-
tlon. (Assefsed as the property of
iyciia ueca) ..........$230.48
All of the fatPErnlntr nunpnomnntn
Wluii-iiii, on llio 1Mb iIhv of December, 1914, the City of Klamath Falls, ' wpre on the 30th day of July, A. D.,
jtireeon, duly levied an n sursruent UKnlnst the following d scribed parols 1914, duly and regularly entered and
,if iciil iitopeity iin benefitted nml liable for a proportionate share of t ho ' docketed In Vol. 2, of the docket of
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Don't raffar! Ckt a dime pack.
of Dr. Jamet' Headache
Powden.
8nd Tham to U-4pr Yew HmIMi
and Us Beautifully Launder Linen
Spreads, sheets, ruga, eta, ere too
heavy to handle yourself, or to ask
some other woman to handle for you.
We have the facilities to produce
that fresh, clear color and smooth fla
Inn on such largo Dleee.
MM FsiU Steam Laundry
f Phone 33 f
.Vltnmnhlli. Inaupana In l.4l ....
.. . i " - -..v. -.1 iwauinii turn
Mulfoid, HughoB. Whnlcn, Patlerttinnsnlea. 8et Chlleote. i
jMPI'Inglll, llrnokn nml flntntz also; . . :
J made soonil fast anconta to got no Notice of Sale of Re.il Property for
, iiii.iliitfd with tint ihmih and grados Delinquent Paving Assessments.
Vi n Kimi win !.. i..n.i.. ii -.ii... Whereas, on the 27th dav nf .thIv
tl. e I.iUhIi will tic ininK t mi elnvai'on the following described parcels of real
nf 11,109 feel iiVir n, level, property ns benefitted and liable for a
VIhIiih-h mi. ..I.I..I.... i..i. mi, i. i Proportionate share of the conl for Irn-1
lHlt mi in... omlni; Into I'lkeMl'enk proving Klghth street, from Main to
f i om all piulM of Colorado, Nebraska, High street, High street from UlRhth
Oklaboiiia Mini other surrounding '" Ninth street, Ninth H-oet from High
states. Prli'H of eash and idalc. vnliinil '" '"''OBpcct street, P-ospect strict
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iiiii .iiiiiii iv ujMimw iui;i;i, upillim
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...-.... ..v..,,v... ......,. ii. v,
Vou can clear your head and rrllevo
a dull, upllttlng or violent throbbing
h.MiInche in a iroment wlUi a Or,
'inics' Headache Powder. Thin old
Htno headache relief nets almost magi
i Uy Send tome una to the drug atore
iv for a dime package and a few mo
i iir'i after you tnkc a powder you
ill wonder what Ix-cime of the head
In, neuralgia nml pain. " Stop sufTcr,
C It'd necdltrM. C urc you get what
i i-il: for.
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathia Physician
8ulte 219, l. o. O. F. Tample
All acute, nervous and chronic
diseases successfully treated.
Hours 9 to 11 a, hl, 2 to 6 end
7 to 8 p. m.
Phone 321
mmmm n .-.. -fynnnfin " " t
at more than 17,800 ate offered.
, has Informed M. W. Colwell, manager "u"m,0,'ll,! "vonlr. for both amateur While nvcnuo from t phairi to I)e ta
nml profiisslonnl drivers, will be run
today and tomorrow
o unve a
iHiighes ban not been Heen In couteitn l'-v r tlm , for llio camper hut the
renintly, but his victories of the niiMt ''"'"I1, """'"ocI.h, folding cots, ntools,
miovcs, etc.
Itf
WII.I.IS-JOI1NKTONHCO
ill eel, in the followlni amounts i ot
uiipoBlte the respectively named p-ir-
celB, to-wit:
Lot 7, Block 63, Nlchlcs Addl
lion (Assessed as the property of W. j
F. Aiant) $198 81
Beginning at the south easterly corr.crj
of Block 65 In Nlchlos Addition to1
Llnkvllle, now city of Klamath Falls. I
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY FOR
ASSESSMENTS.
DELINQUENT PAVINQ
Mont lor Impiovlni; of Tlilnl Htren from .Main Street to California Aventio,
in me iiiiuniiiK iimniiuirt sei oppo no me respectively namea parcels, to-wit
Lot
.$ 21.12
1, llloik 5, i:waiiua Heights Addition
(Assessi il as be proiri of Muggiu M. Wagner)
Loli t; ami ",. HIim It r, Kwauna llelghtn Addition
(AhMeHiiiil as he propeii) of O. H, I'urdy)
IH 10, Block 15, Kwaiiua llelghlH Addition ........
(AsseHReil ns the pioperly or Carl C. illndrickson)
Lots 3 and I, Block 17, Kwnuun Ilelghla Addition
(Asuessed as the property of Kllza Marple)
Mil in, ijiiici; mu, inieim vitn Addition ..
) (Asseti ed as the proper',) of i F. (lould)
Lois 1 ami -i, IllotU 12. 1'llsl Aildltlim
1-ot &, Block 12, First Addition ,
Lot 7, Block 12, First Addition 11.96
(Assessed as the property of II. I'inckert)
Lola :: and i, Block 12, First Addition .
Lot C. Block 12, First Addition
(Assessed as the property of C. M. Fulghum)
fi, Block 29, First Addition
(Assessed ns the property of Wilfrid M. Snow)
10, Block 29. Tlrst Addition
(Assessed as the property of Minnie Montgomery)
1. Block 30, First Addition
(Assessed ns the property of C K. Crampton)
8. Block 37, First Addition . ..
(Assessed ns the property of Clins. J. Anderson)
3 ami I, Illocli ;1U, First Addition
(AssessiU as the properly of Herbert B. Rollins)
Lot 4. Block II. Flrat Addition
(Assessed ns the property of Anna Grace Baker)
All of which snid foregoing assessments were on tho 24th day of
December. A. I).. 1914, duly nml legularly entered and docked In Vol. 2 of
Hie docket of "City Liens" of snld City of Klamath Polls, Oregon. And
ulieiciiM, said aforementioned assessments have not been paid nor the
liens (hereof dlsrliarc'il and vheicns more than 20 days have elapsed since
I tin' raid docket eutiy meteor, now, therefore, under and by virtue of a
; WAHUANT and order of sale issued by the Police-Judge1 of said City of
Klamuth Fall Oiegon, on the 10th day of August, 1916, and to me directed.
J NOTICE IS KKItnnV OIVIIN, Hint I liavo levied, upon said aforementioned
; n ni (i.opeitv ami each and every paicol thereof, and will on THURSDAY, the
1 lib day of Hvptember, 1910. at the hour of 10 o'clock of the forenoon of said
d.i and date, at the fioiu door of the City Hall In said City, offer for sale
nt public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand, subject to
redumption according to the cliurtcr of said City, each and every parcel
or the aforementioned and described teal property or such part thereof as
can he sold separately to udvantur.e to pay said aforementioned assessments,
together with luteicst then-mi at tho rate of six per cent per annum from
the said 21th ila nf December, 1914, together with the costs and expenses
of thin sale.
Dated at Klnmuth Fall, Oioj.cn. August 11, 1916.
U. T. BAIJJWIN.
Ills 2..-l-S Chief of Police of said City.
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lots
3.92
11.96
11.96
11.96
21.12
C9.97
42.24
124.26
"City Liens" of said city of Klamath I
Falls. Oreron. And vhnrcst aaM !
aforementioned osfesamenta have not
I been paid nor the liens thereof dls-
i2 24'ehnrged an(j whereas more than 20
days have elapsed since the said
21 12 1 docket entry thereof, now, therefore,
I under and by virtue of a WARRANT
42.24 and order of sale hsued by the police
Judge of said city of Klamath Falls,
13.96 . Oregon, on the 10th day of August, 1916,
and to me directed, NOTICE IS HERE
BY GIVEN, that 1 have levied upon
said aforementioned .real property
and each ami every parcel thereof,
and will on THUF.SDAY. the 14th day
23.92 Jf SEPTEMBER, 1916 at the hour of 10 ,
11.96 1 o'clock of the' forenoon of said day and
date, at the front door of the CItv Hall '
in said city, offer for sale at public
auction and sell to the highest btdder
for cash In hand, subject to redemp-j
nun accuruuiB iu ine courier or Mia
City, each and every parcel of the
aforementioned nnd described real
property or such part thereof aa can
be sold separately to advantage to pay
said aforementioned assessments, to
gether with Interest thereooat the
rato of six per cent per annum from
the said 30th day of July, 1914, to
gether with the costs and expenses of
this sale.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
August 11. 1916.
R. T. BALDWIN.
Chief of Police of said City.
1M8-25-1-8
Howards Auto Line
Now Dally Except Sunday
KLAMATH FALLS
AND ASHLAND
Reservations at American Hotel
Leave Klamath Falls 1:30 a. m.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY FOR
ASSESCMENTS.
DELINQUENT PAVINQ
Wlii'icas, on the 2Mb day or November, 1913, the city of Klamath Falls,
Oh'koii, duly levied an nasi sMiicni against tho following described parcels
of real pioperty as benellited ami liable for the cost for improving SIXTH
Stieet In said city from Kinlcek Avcnuo to the easterly city llmlta In the
followlni; amounts set opposite the respectively named parcels, to-wit:
Lot 18. Block 17. 2nd Railroad Addition 138.70
(Assessed ns property ot Luelndn Race)
Lot 3. Block 203, Mills 2nd Addition , 4.48
Lot 7, Block 203 Mills 2nd Addition 65 79
Lot 9. Block 203, Mills 2nd Addition 259 70
Lot 10, Block 203, Mills 2nd Addition 130.39
All Block 201, Mills 2nd Addition 580.20
Lot 11, Block 20.i. Mills 2nd Addition z.... 74.03
Lot 9. Block 208, Mills 2nd Addition 431 85
Lot 12, Block 20S, Mills 2nd Addition 146 92
Lot 4. Block 218, Mills 2nd Addition 7 38
Lot 5, Block 21S, Mills 2nd Addition ."- 14 97
(Assessed ns tho property of Klamath Korporatlon)
Lot 3. Block 205, Mills 2nd Addition .. - 145.29
(Assessed as property of E. J. Evans)
All of which said foregoing assessments were on the 26th day of Novem
ber, A. D., 1913, duly nnd regularly entered and docketed in Vol. 2 of the
docket of "City Liens" of said City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. And where is.
said aforementioned assessments lmvo not been paid nor the liens thereof
discharged, and whereas, more than 20 days have elapsed since the snld
docket entry thcicof, now, therefore, under and by virtue of a WARRANT,
and order of sale Issued by the police Judge of said city of Klamath Foils,
Oiegon, on tho 10th day or August, 1916, und to me directed, NOTICE IS HERE-,
BY OIVEN, lhat I have levied upon sold aforementioned real property and
each und every pni eel ihereor, and will on THURSDAY, the 14th day of SEP-!
TEMDF.R, 1916. nt tho hour of 10 o'clock of the forenoon cf said day and)
date, at the front door or the city uau in sam cuy, oner tor sate ai pueuc
auction und sell' to tho highest blddor for caBh In hand, subject to redemp
tion according to tho charter of said city, each and every parcel of the afore
mentioned and described real property or such part thereof aa can be sold
separately to advantage to pay said aforementioned assessments, together
with Interest theieon nt tho rate of six per cent per annum from the said
26th day of Nov. 1913, together with the costs and expenses of this sale.
Dated at Klnmnth Falls, Oregon, August 11, 1916.
R. T. BALDWIN,
11-18-25-1-8 Chief of Police ot said City.
.Wo,
NEW CAR8,
CAREFUL DRIVER8
PADE & SHANNAN
PLUMBING AND
8TEAM FITTING
Stoves Bought,
Sold and Repaired
Furnaces
Installed
SHEET METAL WORK
OF ALL KINDS
1023 Main St.
The 'Refreshing Qharm
of good tea is in its
delicate flavor
Unfortunately the world is not full
of good tea You must choosewuh care
Those many women who use Schilling's
Best know that-the cost oj good tea is
very9very little. But this is not the only
reason for their preference. Another
reason a very real reason is that "
each of the four taste-types (yapan9
English Breakfast, Ceylon, Oolong)
brews tea of indescribable charm.
Send for the Taste Packet
which mtkn it easyforjou tafini thtm typt cfu thtt
jtu like int. Qnttinsfour farthmjn tnvelofti ofSchillimg
TtaJapsn, English Briakfast, CtjUu and 0hi.
Entughftr fvt tr six tuft cf nth kin J. Maitti
fremftljnrttiifttflOtentt(ttampitr(ain).
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333 Stand St., San Franciui.
Schillifig's Best
Sold through grocers only,
J standard packages, 8-tz. and I -Ik
$
MMsft
New City Laundry
ALL HAND WORK
We guar.intes superior work
Shirts, Collais and all Silk Goods
and Fancy Dresses, or anything
else.
Phone 154 127 Fourth 8t.
KLAMATH FALL8. ORE.
Send us your work by parcel post
or express.
I rnW"'jv2tt&T'X.X .WmnwW
Bring Your Films
to us to be developed
and printed
Pace mukers of fair
prices on
KODAKERY
StarDrog Company
Reduced RoundTrip Rates East
ON SALE
August 8, 9, 10, 24, 25, 28, 29
September 7, 8, 12, 13
From Klamath Falls
TO
NEW YORK, N. Y..
CHICAGO, Ilia. .
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Trip
, S11M0
y
NEW ORLEANS, La..
DENVER, Colo.
KANSAS CITY, Me. -OMAHA,
Neb.
frVt
78.30
78J0
Also to Many Other Points
RETURN LIMIT OCTOIER S18T. f&
CHOICE OF ROUTES GOING AND RETURNIN
LIBERAL STOPOVERS ALLOWED.
m .fli!t"si
R. J. SMITH, Dist Pass, it Frt. Agent
Sacramento. Cal. C. E. BROWN.
II
Klamath Falls, Of.
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