The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 01, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti ' jC i&f ,4 V fe- k r fr r ftus'y. ft&K5 e&5? eVtBtTWO swaw TbeErmnf Herald R.BT i 1 &' tS . W. O. SMITH, Editor ?? iitii.i aii Mturt afesBtWr HIM FBOUSUM IWW IMS. at 1U FaWiB win MH at tke poatoace at Klaaatfc llrti. Onttm. far tmamawloB throes Ms sjalle m saeMdedaaa matter. Mecrtptloa (mm by Baa to B7 Htraaa la tk United States: OM ynr OMsBOBth MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1117 BenlftQttsitJAfrs. mri.nnrirrrrr' --- MW Advertisement In the Claseifted eetoiMia are prlirte at the rata of Five Carte a line, Invariably In a. vane. Hereafter neaaHrartieement wW fee aeceateel MileM accemaanM fey FOR SALE wwwwwwmwwfw FOR SALE Poor bead of good work horses, 7 months old colt, one new 24 wagon, two sets of harness, for 1450. R. E. Smith Realty Co. 1-St LOST AND FOUND LOST Waltham. watch, gold case, with Hashes fob. Finder notify Wm. Tima. Hotel HalL x 30-lt MISCELLANEOUS COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT will close out your Books; reasonable rates. Address box 303, City. 30-31 HIGHEST cash paid for furs, hides aad pelts. B. P. Lewis, Sixth street. ear Klamath. 19-tf MCABES EXPRESS Call Mecca Millard parlor, phone 153. 15-lmo HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Woman to do laun dry work and cleaning. Phone 2CSF 30-tf. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR J. H. CARTER DENTIST OFFICE, ROOMS 7 ana I WHITE BUILDING DR F. M. WHITE Bye, Ear, Koee Tfeeaat Fitted Eyes Teeaed 1 BS7 Odd FeBows Bafldiaa; DR F. R GODDARD Oeteeyasjile Physician Sedea Sit, L O. O. F. Tesapla EXMKMBER I nerer charaa for aid cosaaltattoB. F0RTHEH This places you as der bo obligation, and yos will aot be asked to take treataaeat Hears: t to 11:30 a. m.; i to 5; 7 to I p.m. rkoMBSl Hessdeece PIiom 388B . City & County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Member Oregoa Aseociatioa Title Mea DR. A. A. SOULE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Rm 1 to S, Emma Blk. Phone 151 J (English pronunciation of Soule is Soul; French, Su-lay.) PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tela T Obm CUsiei W You feel Hue in a few moments. Your cold in head or catarrh will be one. Your clogged nostrils will open The air passages of your head will clear aad you can breathe freely. No ore dullness, headache; no hawking, Mulling, snucous dischargee .or dry ness; bo struggling for breath at SlCBt. (U-y: Tdil your druggist you want a .' hi .. ... Ml CHall hfltltA nt B?tv. Hnan Sil MSk.'-'ABBly a Uttle.of this fragrant aatl L-Vi:k .aestle cream is your noatrlU. let It IBS, iJ '!'"'. pg?r (' Basetrate mrougn every air passage LViiit'i "'' .afr k kaad imiIu and l.l k Vfitar. .44. ' " ,w - , --" -- M mtJsM'nMM. uiaated mucous saeaibraBe, Slv. ttla last what every cold and ca. 'fTJU.f.i. " ., . " " -w - iarfii aaCerar saade. Doa't aUy Ms. .bBbJSJbBBWJBBJI SJbjB SSSKeja) tBBPBBJBVBwwBVtalB4lTt) U'U ' A Uu ,"V.r t.m w.s. 640 Acres Can Be Takenh by New Law Stock Raiting Homestead Bill, Patted by fore Christmas, WiU Place Large areas m rnvaie Ownership as It Raises Homestead Unit WASHINGTON, D. C Jan. 1. The stock raisins homestead bill, finally disposed of by congress Just before re cessing for the holidays has been sent !to the president for signature, when It i becomes a law. until me omciai rrsu' lations governing Us administration hare been Issued to the local land offices and this may be a matter of weeks and possibly months It win be Impossible to say Just how its vari ous details will be administered. The measure Is likely to place great areas of public land in private owner ship, as it raises the homestead unit from 160 to 640 acres for lands suita ble for grazing and stock raising pur poses. The salient features of the measure are as follews: Land enterable must first be desig nated by the secretary of Interior as chiefly valuable for grazing and rais ing forage creps: must not contain merchantable Umber, and be suscepti ble of Irrigatien: of such character that 640 acres are reasonably required for support of a family. On application being filed the land! applied for shall not be disposed of. No right is acquired to occupy land by reason of an application until designa tion. A former entry of same character is STRAHORN RAIL ROAD HONOR ROLL The following are the subscription taken to date by the Women's 1,000 Railroad Club to buy terminal grounds ' in Klamath Falls for the Strahorn rail read: Mrs. George H. Bennett Mrs. K. Su carman Mrs. George Chamberlain. Mrs. Phoebe Hammer . Miss Laura Hammer. Miss Genieveve L. Cress.. Mrs. C. V. Fisher Mrs. Ed. Gowan Lawrence Mehaffy.. Mrs. Harry Stilts Mrs. E. T. Shepherd Mrs. Jean Grosbeck 5.00 5.00! 5.00' 5.00 j )A Friend 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 500 20.00 Mrs. E. B. Henry Mrs. Andrew Collier. Mrs. W. O. Smith Alex Martin F. T. Sanderson I Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Evans 5.00 Syd Evans . 5.00 5.03 5.00 5.00 500 n.oo 5.00 5.00 5.00 Mrs. J. I). Chambers ... Mrs. H. P. Dow Gertrude Eckman Mrs. F. C. Murpbey . .. Mrs. G. R. Manning Mrs. Addie Williams .. Mrs. Bertha Ezell Mrs. Fred Cofer Mrs. E. E. Magee Mrs. Robert Sloan Mrs. Nate Otterbeln .... Mrs. W. C. Davenport New City Laundry Mrs. W. H. Mason Mrs. 3. A. Leggett M. Cook 5.00 , 5.00 ' 5.00 5.00 25.00 25.00 , 5.00 10.00 25.00 5.0.1 12.50 10.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 . 5.00 5 00 25.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 ........ 5.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 6.00 10.00 5.00 Lee Simons Miss Aimee Wolf D. K. McDonald Irving r.radford . II. E. Barry Mrs. an R. Ilea Ties . Mri. L. B. Hall Mrs. Chas. W. Eberlein Mrs. Lottie Martin Miss Mabel Martin James Lytle . William Tlmms Mrs. C. C, Low Ely Nickerson Mrs. T. H. Lynch . Mrs. W, Dalton Mrs. K. M. Patrick P. a McDonald John Corey N. E. McClory Mrs. Chas. Ferguson .... Mrs. Mary WItbrow Mrs. Dob Zumwalt Mrs. M. L. Allison Mr.. Alice Goeller A. Carlson . Mrs. Harry Richardson Mr. Emma Mason Mrs. Carl Cummlngs . Mia Festoria French Mr?. Ed Martin 6.00 6.00 Mrs. I-ouls Oerber 10.00 5.00 Mrs. Carl Wkltlock Mrs. H. J. Wlaters . 1040 Awaits Wilson's Name no bar to entry within a radius of twenty miles from the former entry: prmided both entries do not except 610 acres; but the entrjtnan must en ter contiguous Kinds before ho ran take noncontiguous. Instead of cultivation under th homestead law permanent Improve ments are required of not less than 11.33 an acre: one-half of said Improve. ments must be made within thrve jears after entry. Entrymen on existing entry before submitting final proof may enter con tiguous land where both entries do nt exceed 610 acres: the residence on the original being accredited on both; but Improvements must be made on the ad ditional entry equal to 11.20 for each acre. Persons who have submitted final proof or patentees who own and reside on an original entry may take contigu ous land, both entries not exceeding 640 acres, the expenditure to be made on the additional entry. j Where no contiguous lands or land within the twenty mile limit are avail able, an entryman or patentee residing on and owning an original entry unin cumbered may relinquish or reconvey! to the United States the original entry and In lieu thereof enter 640 acrej I New Standard Oil President The standard Oil compayn of New Jersey, the parent company of most of the companies in the trust, has just chosen Alfred C, Bedford to be presi dent in place of the late John D. Arch bold. He is 52 years of age. It took him thirty-four years to work up from the lowest position in a subsidiary of the oil trust to Its highest place. He began work In the Bergen Point Chem ical company when he was 18 years old, and he has been rising ever since. He was bom and raised in Brooklyn. Mrs. Svm Smith .... COO 500 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Mrs. O. E. WUIey Mn. J. C. Brockenbrougb Mr.. George Cathey Mr. L. O. Mills Mr. It. R. Hamilton Mrs. F. H. Mills M.-s. .. C. Henline Mr.-.,Jlurge Mason .. . 5.00 Mrs. J. W. Siemens .. . 5.00 Mm. Laura Wilson . . 5.00 Mi. M. A. V'JIkins 5.00 Mm. Elcle Siemens ,. 5.00 Mrs. c. n. Wheeler 5.00 Mrs LotiM Holdlsner . 5.00 Mrs. It. A. Mitchell 5.00 Mrs. A. D. Miller 5.00 Mix Consianee Miller . 6.00 Miss Margaret Pitta George Watt Mrs. J. j. Parker B. St. George Bishop Arthur Eolec . , Miss A'ice MeC'oun . . 25.00 6.00 6.00 G.1U ........ 5.M 6.00 ........ 5.00 . 5.00 ........ 6.00 6.00 .. 5.00 6.00 6.00 ........ 6.00 ..Hw. Zv.09 A. L. Alexander I bbbbbbW LBtmsi BBBBBB&BBMBraPKBBBBBBBBBB?BBBBBBBfl BBBBWSaBBBBBBBBfsfsfsfsBBK 5.00 BHSStBBBBBBBBBTeBBBBBBTK s.oot pMBPBBjBHBI 5.00 mgm0mkwB- 5 00 , BBBBatBfWrVfi 5.oo WW&Mmmm i bbbttT'bWmIbTbMP ' bbbbbbbbbV- ;r ' m "Bbbbbbbbi BBBBBBBBBKWi'9JjH BrTPfr ! 5.0i)Mrs. J. S. Elliott- 6.00 Miss Mayse! Sanderson . 6.00 A Friend 6.00 Mrs. H. Ore ,T. H. Mitchell Mrs. R. E. Smith Mrs.J.FraBkAdABH. Mist Maria HeMlUaa . THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH Congress Just Be- within the same land district Commit tatlon will not npph I" these home stead. An entry man or patentee lia a pref erence right for nlnel) ilavs after de lgnatlon to enter contiguous land, where land are contiguous to lands of two or more onlrvmen or patentees, the secretary ma make an equitable division among applicants In tracts not Ie than forty acre, but provide! vhere but one such tract may adjoin he flrt applicant 1 to have prefer ence. All entries are subject to reservation fot coal or mineral 1-imls with water needed for the public are not to be !csgnated. The secretary is to withdraw lands needed for rights of way to watering places, shipping points and summer rnd winter ranges, not to exceed one mile In width on a drlvewav not more than twenty miles In length, not more than two miles on a driveway between twenty and thirty-five miles In length, and not over five miles for a driveway OTer thirty-live miles In length. Sheep and gouts are to be moved on the drlvewav s not les than three miles a daj : cattle and horses to be moved not less than six miles a day. :; HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLO ; Saya Creaai AafUed iaTNeetrila I Obm Air Paaaagta Rifffct Up. Instant relief no altln; lour clogged nostrils opt n right up; the air' parages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry-. tnesa. No struggling for breath at night; your sold or catarrh disap pears. Get a small bottle of Kly's Cream I'alm from your druggist now. Appl a little of thl fragrnnt antlseptle. healing cream In our nottrlU. It penetrates through every air paiago r.l the head, soothes tho inflammed or swollen mucous memtr:ine and relief comes Instantly. It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold or nasty catarrh. Ad. Fire Insurance written In leading companies. See Chllcote. 29 ORPHEUS THEATER Bluebird Photoplay, Inc., Presents "THE PRICE OF SILENCE" In Five Parts, with Dorothy Phillips and Tom Chanty Strongest Kmotional Drama Ever Pre sented on the Screen One Reel Comedy Admission 10 Cents Power and Grace Theke aie the Klgnlflcanro of the Garnet Januarys "Birth Stone." You who werp born In the tint month of the year will find nt Upp'H beautiful Ooi nets is imp. and other orna ments sU'ab'e for blrtlidu KifU. The "Bntb Stone" Jn an ap proprlate Betting Is an Ideal birthday remembrance. Tho fact that the gift came from Upp'H, where only dependa ble quality is on sale, h a graceful compliment to true friendship. Make your preisent to your "January friend." a Garnet from Upp's. Frank M. Upp Jeweler r 433 Main Street Official 8. P. Watch Inspector FALLS, OREGON Member of the m Preiident's&binet THOMA W. CREtiORY AtrOft1,tr fitNEKAL Notice ef Estray Came to my place about September 1st. one blue llolsteln vearllng, extra dark around brisket, branded under and upper crop and tlt In left ear, up per irop and under silt In right ear. CKOKC.t: KHKIIAI.T, 2-3t Merrill Itoute. Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water Saya a glaaa of hot water and phoeahate preventa Illness and keeaa wa St, Just as coal, when It burns, leaves behind a certain amount of Incom bustible material In the form of ashes, co the food and drink taken day after uay teates in tne alimentary ranal a certain amount of indigestible ma terial, which If not completely ellml nated from the system each day, be comes food for the millions of bacteria which Infest the bowels. From this mass of left-over waste, toxins and ptomaln-llko poisons are formed and sucked Into tho blood. Men and women who can't get feel ing right must begin to take Inside baths. Before eating breakfast earti morning drink a gloss or real hot wa ter with a teaapoonful of limestone phosphate In It to wash out th thirty feet of bowels tho previous day's ac cumulation of poisons and toxins, and to keep tho ontlro allmeutary canal clean, pure and fresh. Thoso who are subject to sick head ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, gassy stomach after meals, are urged to get a qunrtor pound of limestone pbosprate fromi tho drug store, and begin practicing internal sanitation. This will cost very little, but Is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on tho subject. Remember, Insldo bathing Is more Important than ouUldo bathing, be cause, the skin pores do not absorb Impurities Into the blood, causing poor health, while tho bowel pores do. Just as soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens tho skin. n hot water and limestone phosphate act on tho stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Adr. OUCH! PAIN, PAIN, ACHING JOINTS u rAiK HiaHT Ol'T WITH KMALL TRIAL nOTTLK OF OLD, I'KXKTHATIXf. "HT. JACOII'M Mil' Rheumatism Is "pain only." Not one case in fifty requires Internal treatment. Slop drugging, Rub sooth Ins, peuetrutlng "fit. Jacob's Oil" right Into your aore. stiff, uchin. Joints and muscles, and relief comet Instantly. "St. Jacob's Oil" it a barm- vTbbwxobbbbb bbbWbbbbbbbbbbbbbbm Jbbbm Bbbbbw EBEwBawJBjBjVlBjBjBn. RUB RHEUMATIC ) rhrumallsm cure llrh never dis appoint ami cannot burn the skin. Limber up' Quit complaining! (Jet a small trial bottle of old. honest "JM. Jacob's OH" at any drug tor, and lu just a moment "ou'H " "r fr,,m rheumatic I'M", soreness, stiffness and swellltis. IWl suffer! Relief walls you "rtt.Jacob's Oil" has cured millions of rheumatism aufferers In the last half century, and Is Just at good fr sciatica, neuralgia. lumbago, barkaehe. sprains. Adv. FADE & SHANNON PLUMBINO AND Tf AM FITTING tevts Benin, Fumteee eld and Reacted Installed SHUT METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS 1023 Main St. MtiMMWWWMWWVai4MMMMMrAMMrMAMAM New City Laundry W Ouarantte Our Work. Shirts and Cellars Laundered. I We alto wash silk, woel, and eel. ered oods vtry carefully. Try ut t once and be convinced. Our price are right. Phone 1M. 127 Fourth Street Back ef Flrtt National Bank Sensational Offers do not effect our trade WtodudHay W. E. Seehorn Company Phonr 7? ?? Main Street LEGAL NOTICES IWWWWMWMWWWWWWWW.W .Vol Ire Inviting PrupoMla to Parrhaa City of Klamath Falls Improve. nent Honda. Healed propostU will be received by tho Poller Judge of the City of Klamath Falls Oregon, up to and In cluding Monday, January 1th, 1917, at the hour of II o'clock t. m.. for the purchase of city of Klamath Falls lm-1 provement bonds, aggregating In amount eleven thousand four hun dred and fourteen and f.MOO (111, 111.51) dollar. Thexe bonds are aulhorlted by ordinance No. 399 of said city, and wilt mature In ten years from datn r.f issue; and are op llonnl after one ear. and may be re deemed in num'nral order at the i-ptlon of the cllv it any aemlannnil ronton period, nt or after one ycr from date of Issue. TIiimo bonds are authorized to pro vlda funds for payment of the cost of grading and Improving of Klevcntb street from main street to Upham Htrrct, exclusive of United Htates gov ernment Irrigation canal right of way, and llpham street from Its Intersec tion with Kleventh street to Frospect street, Including Intersections. Thetio bonds will bn sold to the highest and best bidder for rash for not less than par value and accrued Interest; and will bear Interest not to exceed six per rent (6 per cent). .nch proposal to purchase 'mutt be nccompnnled by a check for 6 per cent or tne amount of bid, certified by some responsible bank, payable to the city of Klamath Falls. I Proposals must be sealed and en-1 dorsed "Proposal to Purchase Im.1 provement Bonds." Always PlcKy tf Cask to meet any demands that may ba be made on this bank. We carry a larger cash reserve than the law re quires, so no unusual conditions tan find us unprepared to meet Ihem. And our Investments are nil of the "quick nssels" kind. An account hern la assurance I hat all checks will be honored under any and all conditions, FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLI. OREOON ?a?aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtjfcafJBBBBBsaW KftUa MONO The roll rlglit In reject any and all bids uud proposals. Dated at Klamath rallt, Oreiua Decembsr t)l. ' A. L LEAVITT, Police Judge of the City of Klumnto Falls, Oregon, . .a 100,600.00 0ITV OF KLAMATH PALLS MUNI. CI PAL RAILROAD BONOS. NOTICE OP SALE. r'OTICK IS IIF.ItKIIY UIVKN, That Healed bids will tie received by the I'ollre Judge of th City of Klatnath Falls. Klamath County, Oregon, up In and Including JANUARY IS. HIT, At lie hour of 3 o'cloex p. m, for hl at of IJOo.ooo City of Klamath Falls municipal railroad bonds of the d. nomination of 11.000 each, and num. tcretl 1 to 300 Inclusive, all bearing date IWcmbor 1, I9U. payable fifty )rr after date, and bearing Inttrwt at the rale of 1H to per rent, ;.. abl semiannually, on June 1st and . IVcmbr lt of each year, with op. lion or payment, on anti aner I, rembor J, lJ, for the construction of a municipal railroad from a point within "Id city designated aa the In. itrrttltm of first ttteet and KUro- iath enu to a point without mM (rlty decimated as the northerly end of Dairy station, located on the south' east quarter of the northeast quartsr of Section 27, Township 31. south, Range IIS eat, Willamette meridian, Klamath County, Oregon. Alt sralnt bid or proposal fur Itio purrhse of ucli bonds will b opened and considered by the common coun cil of the City of Klamath Fall, at j o'clock p. m. January IS, 1IT Hald bonds are Issued In punuanre of an amendment to Section 17, Artlrln IV, of the Chatter of tho City of KUttt- tli Fall. Oregon, which amrndmeot ment w adopted November II. Hit Karri propuaal to purchase ald bond halt be accompanied by a certified check for 5 per cent of the amount of the bids or proposal, drawn on some l responsible bank, payable uncondl Itlonally to the Treasurer of tho City of Klamath Fall. Hid or proposals far said bunds must tx unconditional, and the sue ressfut bidder or bidders will Un re quired to complete payment fur said bonds within 30 day from the time not I ft r.l by the Common Council that the bond are ready for delivery, or forfeit the deposit to the city. The Common Council of the City of Klamath Fatts hereby reserve la It. self the right to reject any and all bid and proposals for the purchase of said bonds or any part thereof. Raid bond are offered for sale in pursuance of Ordinance No. 401 of aam city, adopted by I Be Common Council December II, 19U, and ap proved by the Mayor on December II. 1916. A. I. I.KAVITT. I'ollce Judge of the City of Klamath Fall. Klamath County, Oregon. i: 14 to MS. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Net Ceal Lands United Htates Laad OSle at Ijikevlew. Ore., December IS, Itll Notice is hereby glvea that Ferry j. Nell, whose poatoSaC address la 'Klamath Falls, Oregon, did. oa tke 23d day of April, 1111, Sla In this of. fire sworn statement and applleatJoa, No. 09311. to purchase the NKU SBS4. Hrctlon it. Township 17 south. Range 9 east, Willamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the provisions of the art of June 3, 1171, sad acts amendatory, known sa the "Timber and Stone Law," at auch value as might be fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to auch application, the land and Umber thereon have been appra'srd at 1110, the timber jswtl rr.atrd 140,000 .board feat at 11.00 per M, and tho land 110.00; that said ap plicant will offer proof In support of his application and aworn statement on tho 371b day of February, 1117, be fore C. It. DeUp, Clerk of tho County Court, at Klatnath Falls, Oregon. Any person la at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or Initiate contest nt any time before patent Issues, by filing- a corroborated af- fldavlt In this office, alleging facta which would defeat the entry. JAS. V. DUROBflff, 12.19 j.jn Register. I Bv I stj I ' tBtsBBBBBBVUT J I III rnBBBBBBTarJ 5L JIIH I BBBBBBBBBW4'V2lKI W IBBI EBBBBBBBrlw5BBJfe . JjLj.v J J' . v '" (t. SLtg-. -AWy M?.