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TUESDAY. JANUARY 2. H? j
HenlTsChssiiaiAArs.
Land Problem Is Solved
Own Production Pays for Land
First Payment on Lands Under New Plan Will Be 20 Per
Cent and Then Nothing on Principal Until Five
Years, Only 50 Per Cent Being Paid in All
Tbe moment your back hurt or
kidneys arent acting rUat. or If
blsdder bother you. get about four
ouocea oT Jed Salt from amy to!
pharmacy: take a tabUspoonJul la a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few day anJ yor kldneya will (be
act fine. ThU famous salta is made
from the acid of grapes end lemon
Julc combined with llthla. aad has
been used for generations to Stub
clogged kidneys ami stimulate Uwu
in normal activity . aUo to neutralise
the acid in the urine so It no loager
Irrltalc. thus ending bladder ut-
order.
Jad SUlu cannot Injur anyone
lUCOUAY, JANUARY 7, 9t
In the alKitr entitled still on or before Tb common council rwervo lit
Tuesday, the 30th day of January. 1917, rlstlit i rrjeit any and all bid md
that being tho day f th" laat publlca- propolis.
lion of tills summons, and the latt day; "' Klamath Falls, Or.goo.
in which ou, the defiwdant. Is requlr-' ttmbvr lH.
ed to anwr said complaint, a filed, fcEAVlTT,
by th order of publication of ibla, "" ' f '! ' Klemtlh
summons, and If you fall to appear ami, . Oregon, IM M
answer a aforesaid, ll.e plaintiff will .... ...
apply to the court for the relief " ' ,J
,,;,1 fr In 1.1. complaint, l.t.11 CITY Of KLAMATH PALLS MUNI.
IVr a JuJKiiictit ami .Ircrre oKalnst the C,PAL "AILROAO lONOt.
i! .Vml.ihU atnite nmiiiil, n IhIIcikj.,
l f'or a Judciuent aalnt the
NOTICK Or tALK.
JOTICK IH IIKIIKIIV UIVi:.V. That
sealed bid Will Ims rrfUH by (he
Pollct. JiiiUe of I he City of Klamath
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AaVtrUatmtMta In th ClaeaMaa
ssImsmm ara priatttf at tha rata f
Frea Caata a Una, iavariaMy in aa
tjnea. Hcraafttr na atfvartlaeeaeMt
wHi b acccatcv antes accemaaaiasJ
awtaacaah.
Tb land nrobtpm In California. 4x- earmnc nioh- money for him to"Wd ch.ver that It Ih uuall rvceHnl onjr4 Adr.
I '. ... ...... vt.. .. I 1W l.bl(tll h It, aiViMiBiBliBMIMSB
liticK for many e4r. ha In the last e reouciion ot nt oooj. nri prn.av.on ..... .....u..., ..
I 1 ...... i, .v k . f. i thereforo ell to repeat that It nx.
placed his money In a sat Inn bank In recehed the approtal trf th.- IhM finan-
clal min.l or tne w-i. ana i en
atl.t-
Ixlll' named itefrtldanta. ('hatlrHl
II McCumber and IJlile MrOunt
l-r for the sum of lhr Iboiuatiil
make a delightful Servsacut Uthla-lilollara, toKrther with Interest Iherwm rH. Klamath County, Oraguh, up to
water drink which millions of men' from the tti .lay of February, Jla. at ami uieiuiin
and women take now an4 than to I the rale of 10 per rent ir annum, for, JANUAHV IS. HIT.
keep the kldne) and urinary organs the sum of thre hundred dollar al M lie hour of 3 o'clock p. in, for lhi
clean, thus avoiding serious kidney
! five or six year become acute.
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE Foot bead of good work
It U
, no evaporation to a that it i this
I problem which ha In large measure
j stood -iuarely in the path of Call
! fomiaV jowth in population and
j-K-ealth. It is to an extent felt in all
the Pacific Coast states, but not nearly
to the same degree as in California.
Conclusive evidence of this I hown
in the latest fijrure of the United i
LEGAL NOTICES
.teadof handlnc it to the seller, mak-ctat mtn.i oi me tt.. ana . r., n.mm..
inc frh deposits In small amount dored a sound, practical and -.atls- (N-0 (49 Kiulty)
over a lone term of rear, and allow, factort after lone and critical crutlnyj ,n bf c,rcull Courtt : anJ for thr!
inc the interest to compound, until ' he financial detail. County of Klamath and State of
patraents and Interest toeether eual ' The placlnc of land sale-, upon .1 fair., 0rtcoli
the amount of the debt. ! Pric-d and Ions cr.-dlt baK with M,nne UWi .Unlnr,
Meanwhile he has full possesion of! out ,h" "l,-v ' h'aJ . j
the land and U makinc it pay for itself lhould -rtInly attract the attention. Um Uwf rf,ndant.
and for his livlnc The thought of hat
iof thoe thousand of ousc men uion
inp hi interest charges working day,
farms, renters and others who are
ti thl!W.,Jl-!! BT.iSU,eS bun?a,, wWch PMMto lhat land ntcht for him instead of against " f ,h,.'Ir ,?B-""', ?"
To Jamea loiwa, IVfendant above
named:
S wagon, two set of harness, fori lfornia, lluitead MnK Crst in i, i ;'", L XllrttM toio.1 ' to "" ,h, IJI'-- f"rt"" 'a ,h' Sm f ,hr SU" "f 0rc'n'
MM. a E. Smith Realty Co. 1-n'laiKfflr the ftrWtm sUK b Ini ta. ' . 7"i .. . ! ivallf- of California Rloriou with You are hereby required to apprar
m) I tanu ou;rrs. r.trry Mm.frftau iuri 1
Ih lt tn tmpi fxlln arfnatlT- tnl. . rrorv an
----- j 't irresistible power of accumulating in-
piace in perceniage increases. ,.., ,,.,. ., h tht.
population and in taxable . ker or lh mortw who has (uj
MISCELLANEOUS
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WANTED Position by capable cook
ta aetel or test class boarding hocse.
Pajalre Herald offlce. l-3t
COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT will
close out yocr books; reasonable
rates. Address box 303. City. 30-31
last
both in
wealth. I
Reduced to its simplest form, the
California land problem is this: How
to place settlers upon the million of
acres of rich farming land in this
state, upon terms that will enable the
settlers to make their occupation prof-
HIGHEST cash paid for furs, hides Mtable to themselves.
aad pelts. B. P. Lewis, Sixth street.
Klamath. 15-tf
JfCABFS EXPRESS Call Mecca
billiard parlor, phone 153. 15-lmo
The history ot coloniiation and land
development plans in this state durinc
the past ten years is black with fail
ures and disappointments. The net
result has been some exceedingly bad
advertising for the state, and a con
stantly increasing difficulty in secur
ing capital and settlers for new pro-
HOTICE l-"5-
Vkr mnt Ktnrk ma nnn. tn th-tr' The trouble has not been with the
LOANS on first class security. V. T
Hetschenbacber, New York LifeO S
fan capacity. Saa Francisco Cattle
Loan company will loan yon the
seewy. For particulars apply
GEO WATT, Klamath. Falls, Ore.
FaataMce box CCS. 18-SCt
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICE, ROOMS 7 and I
WHITE BUILDING
lands themselves; omitting certain
glaring instances of actual misrepre
sentation and fraud which hare been
properly punished, the lands offered!
have been as rich and fertile as any in
the world. Nor does the difficulty ex'
(the benefit of that accumulation. Un
der the Mott land purchase plan that
tn-'nendous power is now applied to
the benefit of the mortgagor the pur
chaser of the land.
Another factor of immense import i
thi Under the Mott land purchase
plan, the small purchaser gets his land
at on-ewhere near the wholesale
pne-e.
Apnlving these generalities to a con
crete ilustration. let us take the ex
hiiiple of a tract of land of 10.000 acres
wh:cli will soon be offered to settlers
under tnls plan. The flrst item is the
sur ey of the land by qualified and un-prt-jJaiced
experts of acknowledged
reputation, and by the University of
j California. These experts analyze the
foil, report on the facilities for trans
portation, the accessibility to markets.
the amplitude of the water supply, etc
Their report shows definitely what the
crops.
Anyone interested will recehe futler
detail by aildrfsing the Krank K.
Mott company. Security bank building.
Oakland. The Information will be sup
plied without reference to the sale of
any particular tract, but merrly as an
explanation ot the plan itetf. and as
the solution of a Krrat problem applic
able to the marketing of any land ant-
where.
ist ta finding the right kind of settlers. (Prod-Ktive power of each acre is, and
There are literally thousands of .j consequently the return in money that
perienced farmers anxious to invest ju naa onder proper cultivation.
I their vouth their enerinr. their Vfinm-.I-'f'xl't'K '" to Chance. .No room IS
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DR. F. M. WHITE
Wtf. Ear, Nose aad Throat
Eyea Tested Glasses Fitted
S7 Odd FeBowa Baildiac
DR F. R. GODDARD
OstispaUilc Wiyatciasi
Bsjfta t, L O. O. F. Tesaple
REMEMBER I nerer charaa for
aadaatioa and eoasultatioa.
FURTHER This places yon un
der no obligation, and yon will mot
be asked to take treatment.
Hears: 9 to 11:30 a. m.; I to 5;
7 tot p.m. PbooeXU
liesldeace Phone SS8B
j ledge, and their capital in any farming
I proposition that offers them an even
chance for success".
The difficulty has been, first, in the
high prices at which desirable farming
lands have been, and of necessity bad
to be sold, and secondly, in the ab
sence of any system which gate the
farmer sufficient time to "turn
around."
j Almost all the sales of fanning lands
.in this state have been on a hals nr
.annual payments with full payment in
fne years. In a small minority of
cases these payments nave been ex
pended over a period of ten years, but
J even ten years has proven too short.
jit has been an exceedingly fortunate
lefi fcr misrepresentation or exaggera
tion. The purchaser knows by the tes
timony of acknowledged and unbiased
experts exactly what income the land
vill 1-rinc
lhe land is sold on the following
Urn: A first payment of 20 per cent.
and no more payments upon tne prm
(ipai for five years, at which time an
o'l.er payment of 10 per cent is made.
Ihl-i fve year period, during which no
pavwnts on the principal are re
quired, gives the settler ample time to
pel 1 i land into running order and to
lay u;i some money.
Tne nexl payment U three years
thereafter: that is, the eighth vear
after the date of purchase: at which
PRISONERS ARE
MADE TO LAUGH
INMATES OF SAN QUENTIN PRIS
ON ARE GIVEN ANNUAL SHOW
NEW YEAR'S BY ACTORS ANO
MUSICIANS
City ft County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Member
Oreejoa Assoelatiosi Title Men
settler who has had money sufficient :la"' another 10 per cent is paid.
to meet his heavy annual payments, ears thereafter, or ten years
plus heavy interest charges, plus the " afler ate of purchase, a final payment
inevitable costs of stocking, fencing. I of '" Pr cent is made. At this time
ditching and developing, and still hate
enough left to live upon.
DR. A. A. SOULE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Rata 1 to a, Emma Blk. Phone 1S1J
(English pronunciation of Soule is
Seul: French, Su-lay.)
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Instant reurf no waiting "iocr
c!oggd nostrils open right up; the air
passages of jour head clear and yoj
can breathe freely. No more hawk
las;, Mufflinc. blowing, headache, dry.
ess. No struggling for breath at
alabt; your sold or catarrh disap
pear. Get a small bottle of Elv's rmm
'&T'4. WialBB frnn vnn, .t..!., .. A .
.fSf1 T S - i- -.u,..i uu. nwt
'MfK '' t 'bis fragrant antiseptic,
k- beeKas cream In your nostrils, it
.$)MttttM through every air paswgo
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The present backwardness of the
state's development Is due in large
part to the majority of failures and the
evil reports which those failures have
pread. As a result, the fertile vallejs
Of California are today developing witn
extreme slowne-s. the average settler
of limited means preferring to take his
chances in homesteading in less de
veloped states, vriih all the discomforts
and privations that pioneering in
voire, or in renting, with Its attend
ant risks and even depfetion.
how. tnen, can we estimate the
value of a plan which would turn these
failures into successes, which would
enable almost any man with a little
money and plenty of energy to secure
Urge tracts of the richest land on
earth on terms which make his success
a practical certainty?
Such a plan has been sought for
jears, but none has been found that
! satisfactorily met all angles of the
problem, until now.
It has remained for Mr. Frank K.
Mott, well known in California, ten
years ma) or or Oakland, and for many
years a student of the land problem,
to evohe and perfect a plan which, in
the opinion alike of real estate men.
farmers and banker, does meet the
question squarely and solves it abso
lutely. Like almost all great Ideas, the
Mott land purchase plan is. in its es
sentials, simplicity Itj-elf. It Is one of
those flashes of insniration whfrh '
when explained, fills one with wonder
that no one bad thought of it before
It depends upon no new or radical or
untried principle. Its fundamentals
are as old and well known as anytbir.g
in the banking business. It depend
essentially upon keeping the sooner
paid by Use warcbaser steadily at work
SAN QUKNTIN. Calif. Jan. 2. The
drab monotony and cheerlenes tf
long hour behind gray stone wills
was relieted for a few hours teter
day morning at San Quentin pnon.
when a big troupe of entertainer, act
ors and musicians gate to the 2.000
prisoners the annual New Yea:' show
Ixng rows of striped men lltened
with hungry ear for a melody of the
outside world, lips that bate all but
forgotten how to smile, broke Into
laughter at orae quip and eei
brightened when pretty girl skipped
on the stage.
Men who looked upon the world
only through iron bars, men who nill
spend their lives in narrow cells, gvth
ered to forget the past and stifle the
haunting visions of the future.
It was Sid Graurrun of San Fran-
cico who gave the part. For the
In his complaint, to-wlt
For a decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant, upon the
grounds of habitual drunkennn.' con
tracted after said marriage, and con
tinuing for more than one year im
mediately preceding the filing of th
bill of complaint herein.
This summon Is served upon ynu.
tbe said defendant, by publication
thereof In the Evening Herald, a pub.
lie newspaper of general circulation,
printed and published at Klamath
Falls. Klamath rounty. Oregon, once
a week for six ronseruthe week
(Jeven Insertions), the flrst publics,
tien being made November 2R, 19K.
and the last publication January 9.
IP 17, by order of the Honorable !.
V. Kuykendall, judge of the circuit
court of Klamath rounty, Oregon,
which said order was made, entered.
dated and filed In this suit November
::. his. w. h.a, hk.nnkh.
Attorney for Plaintiff
2S-n-12.19-:f..2-9
tornry's fees, and for the c.wt and sale of IJ00.0W llty of Klamath Falls
dlturrments of Hit suit and a dr- municipal railroad bond of the do.
cm- forccl.wlng onn certain mortgage- ttumliiAtlon of ll.ooo each, and num.
upon the Unda and rmle tirirln- berrd t In JOO Inclusive, all bcarlng
after described, given by the said de. date MetnUr I, 1W. pa able fifiy
fendants Charles II McCumber and )car aftrr dale, and bearing Iftlerwt
Utile McCumber to this plaintiff on at the rate of 4V to a per rent. p).
th Sth day of July. l?dS, to eure Hie able semiannually, on Jun Ist and
payment of the said um of money. IVcetnber 1st of rach year, with op.
Une mentioned, upon the following tlott of payment, on and after lie-
described lands and (e estate, to wit reinber I, UK, tor Ibo construction
The southwest quarter, and th" of a municipal raltriNitt ftutu Min
west one half of the southeast i)Uar! within ssld city designated as th ft.
ter. and the outl.el quarter of the' lerseetlim of First street and.Ktant'
southeast quarter of section twelve, nth avenue to a olnt without said
In township thirty eight south of city designate. tb northerly end
range eleten east of the Willamette of talry station, located on tbe south'
Meridian, In Klamath county. Ole east qmrter of the northeast quarter
And that the ald lands be o!d to sat- of Srctl.m Z7. Township 31, south.
If) tbe said Judgment and the pro- lUnte l esal. Willamette rtirrlJUn,
cerds thereof be applied to the satis- Klamath County, Oregon,
faction of the same, and that one cer All seated Lids or proposals fur the
tain Judgment in jour favor against purchase of such bonds will be opened
tbe aM defendant Charles II McCum- and considered by the common ruun
the abate entitled cil of the City uf Klamath Falls at 3
1 court on the 26th day of March. HIS. o'clok p m January S, jjl;
Said bands are Issued In pursuance
of an amendment to Heeilun 7, Article
d answer to tbe complaint filed
against you In tbe above entitled!
suit on or before tbe 10th day of
January. 1)17. that being the last
day of the time prescribed In the or
der of publication of this summons,
and if you fall so to appear, plead.. rrcrtvrrrj n
answer, demur, or otherwise move.
lor want mereoi pia.nun w, appiy.,,, ,h .,,.,, of w Tr,rni
to the court for the relief prayed for( har!pB Mcn,mM. lr JrvUrr,, ltt
.ferior to the lien of said mortgage and IV, of the ('barter of the City f KUm
foreclosed, and that you and each of ath Falls, Orrgun. which amendment
the abote named defendants be for- ment w adopted November II, 191C,
ever barred and forecliwed of all right, liseh prtipnal to purchase said bonds
title and claim or r.jult of rrdemp shall t arrompanled by h reMlOrd
Hon In and to the lands and premises check fur 5 per rent of the amount of
abote described. the bids or proposal, drawn on some
This summons Is published In the tespnsbo bank, payable uncondl
Ktenlng Herald, a dally newspaper tlunally to the Trrasurrr of the City
printed, published and circulated In of Klamath Fall.
the city of Klamath alls. In said, Itlds or proposals fur said bonds
countj and state, being a newspaper must be unconditional, and tb mr
of general circulation therein, by or- ressfut bidder or bidder will be rr
der of the Honorable 1 V Kuyken- quired to complete payment for aald
dall. Judge of tbe abote entitled court bond within 30 days from the lime
Such order being dated the 19th day of notified by the Common Council that
December. 19K: the first publication ( the bonds are ready for delivery, or
of this summons to be made upon the forfeit the deposit to lh city,
19th day of December. 1916. and the, The Common Council of the City of
last publication thereof to be made on Klamath Falls hereby Iraorvre to It.
the 30th day of January. 191'
IIOHACi: M. MANMNtt.
Attorney fur Plaintiff,
jl.ooml Ilullding. Klamath Falls, Ore
19 26-2 x-!3 23 30
Kids Are Financiers
EVANSTON. I1L. Jan. 2. Successful
financiers arp hereby advised to keep
cne eye on seteral hundred chool kid
here who are showing considerable
abilltt in maVin; their bank books
show two cents where only one cent
stood before. Clab women here placed
their children on an allowance of from
months they have accumulated bank
balances thai total $.(). besides
buing school supplies and oroe cloth
ing out of their allowances.
the purchaser has thus paid one-half j last four tear the Empress theater
..n: iuii pu.tusw pncsT, anu unoer inejaianazer nas given the prisoners a
Jiitt land purchase plan, that is all he "party" on New Year's Day.
eer coe pay on the principal. He
continues to pay Interest at 6 per cent
up,n the unpaid balance for a period
of iwhe ears. at tbe end of which
tine, twenty-two years from tbe time
of pui-LCase. bis mortgage is cancelled,
although his payments on account of
principal are, as stated, only ZQ per
cert of the purchase price.
ThU will strike most men. familiar
w'lli thr usual land selling method', as
be.-ing too good to be true but the ex.
ri:n4tion is simplicity itself. Through
...t the whole twenty-two years ih-
n-.nvj paid in principal and intereu
has been working for the purchater,
and the accumulation will hate reach
ed the total amount of tbe purchase
price. Financiers may inauire wheie
tbe seller comes in under this plan.
That is not a question which interests
the purchaser. So far as be Is con
cerned the facts are exactly as stated
above, and the performance of the
contract with him is guaranteed and
protected.
As a matter of fact, however, the
plan does take good care of tbe seller.
who receives the full wholesale value
of his land with a reasonable interest
on all delayed payments. He even
gets a little more than be would ua-
fA A.ttlln. .u-k.,..!. k
. i.uiiut luuuuiujii, oecause ne u
saved tbe usual heavy costs.
SusnsnusM
(No. S8 Equity)
In the Circuit Court. In and for the
County of Klamath and State of
Oregon.
Cleo (J. I'arker. Plaintiff.
vs.
Grace N. I'arker. Defendant.
To Orace N. I'arker. Defendant above
named:
Ic tbe Name of the State of Oregen:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer to the complaint filed
against ynu In the above entitled
suit on or before the 10th day of
January, lsu. that being the last
I day of tbe time prescribed in the or
der of publication of this summons,
nd if you fall so to appear, plead,
answer, demur, or otherwise move,
for want thereof plaintiff will apply
to th court for the relief prayed tor
In bis complaint, to-wit:
For a decree dissolving tbe bonds
of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant, upon tbe
self tbe right to reject any and all
bids and proposal for tbe purchase
of said bond" or any part thereof.
Said bonds are offered for sale in
I pursuance of Ordinance No. 403 of
said city, adopted by tbe Common
Council IVcetnber II, 19U, and ap
pro ed b) the Mayor on December
II. 19IC
A. IV I.KAVITT.
I'ollce Judge of the City of Klamath
Falls, Klamath County, Orvgon.
12-14 to IIS.
.Vol Ice Inviting I'mpowaU to rurvhaa
City f Klamath. Falls Improve,
meat ItontVs.
Sealed proposals wl be received
by tbe I'ollce Judge of the City of
Klamath Falls Oregon, up to and In
cluding Monday. January ath. 1917,
at the hour of 1 o'clock p m for tbo
purchase of City of Klamath Falls lm- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
provemeut bonds, aggregating In Net Caal Lands
amount eleven thousand four hun. United State Und 0ce at
dred and fourteen and 51-100 (111.- Jj,kevew. Ore. December 1. If 11
41151) dollars. These bonds are. Notice Is hereby given that IVrry
authorlred by ordinance No. 399 of 1 .s, wno, po.toce, addr I
said city, and will mature In ten 'Klamath Fall. Oregon, did. on the
year from da! r.r Issue; and are op j:m day of April.. 1IU. file In this of.
tlonal after one tear, and tMy be re-, fire sworn statement and application,
deemed m num. ncal order at the No. 09214. to purchase tbe NEK B.
iptlon of tbe eltv m any semlann.nl Section 26. Township 37 south, (tang
rrnnnrlf nf wltl..t ,! 1 . . .
five cents .0 12 a week. In three """I J1V" .."T..UL?..". "e
. ; " " ur.ciiusai lor more tnan
one year prevlour. to the Instituting
Ice hkating every afterro-.n and ere
.tl.is: at Modoc Park. rj-;-
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
TAKE A CLASS OF ftALTa ta
FLUIM KIDNEYS IF BLAOOCR
BOTHERS YOU
Eaiirf rMi .i..i. ..
SO far th. nneeh.... ., 1 71 ' TT ' "- W.Uy in-
. - . .1 . r-"-'" " wrew.5i sucsey ircr.V.t fa sceu form or
of this salt
This summons Is served upon yon.
the said defendant, by publication
thereof i0 the Evening Herald, a pub
lic newspaper of general circulation,
printed and published at Klamath
Falls, Klamath county, Oregon, once
a week for six consecutive weeks
'even Insertions), tbe flrst publlca
lion being made November 28. 19IC.
ana tee last publication January
:M7. by order of tbe Honorable li'
V. Kuykend.ll. Judge of tbe circuit
tocrt of Klamath .county. Oreaon
which said order waa made, entered,
dated ad filed In this suit November
. ji. vv. nJk, RENNER.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
:i-;-i2-u.2-i-9
cni4in period, at nr after dim ei
! from date of issue.
These bonds are authorised to pro
vide funds for payment of the coat of
grading and Improving of Eleventh
street from main street to Upham
street, exclusive of United States gov-
ernment Irrigation canal right of way.
and Upham street from Its Intersec
tion with Eleventh stmt to Prospect
street, including Intersections.
These bonds will be sold to the
highest and best bldd-r for cash for
not less than par value and accrued
Interest; and will bear Interest not to
eiceed six percent (C percent). .
Each proposal to purchase must be'
he sets the lanri at etnA a t. l-i. I .
v' " -".-, wiser, says a wto-ksovra astbaritr hsv
It DriCS. Ul snlhlnr fx, l,1 . ' .. " B II sSMILy, s
. . r-. .. v....4r. bck ice one aeide in stvasu sse&asi
or for any other expense except the the kidney,, they XmxmTaxZwZ
cost of making out papers: has twenty-ed: get sluggunT c2rf? ZTL
ample time between payments, ard. 'aci and misery to tk2r
Ulveralfrctbtaadftofif.iuriMfy ,4, mMm
Summeat
(Equity No. 155)
A. S. Moorland. Plaintiff.
T.
Ckarlea H. McCumber. aad Little Wc
Cumber (formerly tbe wife ot tbe
aid Charles H. McCumber). aad If.
W. Teter. DefeBdsnts
To II. W. Teter. tbe above named de
fendant:
la tbe name of tbe Slate of Oregon.
yo are bereby resjaired to appear asd
answer tbe coespuiat Sled agalast yosj
9 east. Willamette Meridian, and tbe
timber thereon, under tbe provisions
of the art of June 3, H7f, and acta
amendatory, known a the "Timber
and Stone U," at uch Talue a
might be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant lo such application, tbe
land and limber thereon hare been
appra'sed at 1160. the Umber esti
mated 140.000 board feet at fl.00 per
M. and the land $20.00; that aald ap
Illcant will offer proof In support of
bl application and awom statement
on tho 27th day of February, HIT, be
fore 0. It. DeUp, Clerk of the County
Court, at Klamath Fall, Oregon.
Any person I at liberty to nrotest
accompanied by a check for 5 ner'thl nurrhase l-.fnr .nir ., iniium
cent of tbe amount of bid, certified by a contest at any time before patent
some responsible bank, payable to the issue, by flllne a rorrobArmtnrf af.
city of Klamath Falls, Ifldavlt In tbla office. .Il.eln. facta
Proposals must be sealed and en-1 which wonlri .tefest n.s. ssi
A 1 .... . .. . I " - ' --"'
uoix.i i-ropotti to purchase Im-
provement Ronds." j jj.jj 2 20
JAH. V.
IlURaE8S,
Register.
Always Pktfy f Cash
to meet any demands that may be.
be made on this bank. Wo carry a
larger cash reserve than the law re
quires, so no unusual conditions tan
find us unprepared to meet tbem.
And our investment are all of the
"quick assets" kind. An account
bere is assurance hit all checks
will be honored under any and all
conditions.
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