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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TheEvening Herald
W. O. SMITH, Editor
Febltehed dally except Sunday by
Tn Herald Publishing Company cf
Kksjath Falls, at 115 Fourth street
D
ntered at the postofflc at Klamath
faUs. Oregon, for traasmlaslon taroaga
ta aatk aa coad-clM gutter.
abecrlptlon terms by null to any
address In the United States:
Om rear 16.00
Om month ., -W
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1917
Herald's Classified Advs.
00t0)jt0l00t0m00WAAAaA
ne Dry Bill Completed
Possession Alcohol is Guarded
Act Would Carry Out Intent of Constitutional Amendment
Without Introducing Objectional Features
West Drafted Bill
Accused Must
Dtfimd Himself
Advertisements In the Classified
columns are printed at the rate of
Five Cents a line, invariably in ad
vance. Hereafter no advertisement
will be accepted unless accompanied
by the cash.
Alcoholic traffic committees of thei
Oregon senate and house were prv-j
scnted yesterday with a draft of a with the section Quoted above save
J "bone dry" bill by the union dry com-, that the clause, "and on and after Jan
Imlttee. which bore the brunt of the mn i ism It shall also be unlawful
i .. - --- . ------
flght for absolute prohibition in the for ny person to have In his posses-1
November campaign. ' sion within this state any such liquor,"
The bill was prepared by ex-Gover-'aPP" nr tB' flr,t s"1""-
nor Oswald West, with the assistance' " wgwiaiure soou.a laser wis
of the committee's legislative commit- provision in me act u w n -
Poasessien Section Included An exception is made. hoeer. In the
ti. ...k..i,. nn u Ment leal, case 01 ruouc ana cnanu mwpuni
and medical schools.
MISCELLANEOUS
TRIBUTE TO A DOG
rawr? ' eH
I -wiifTdtr H?
i iiiyi
EDWAgP SWAtiH
3
SUMMON
lit Iho Circuit Court of the (Mate, of
Oregon, tor Klamath County.
l U, Moaroe. Plaintiff.
vs.
J n. Akin, ami Owe K. Akin. !
friidant.
To tlraco K. Akin, one of the about
turned Defendant.
In the name of the Mate (if Oreaon
ou ate hereby required to appear and
mister the romplalnt riled again! ou
In the aboventltlcd suit nil ur le
torn (he 2nd day of February, 1917.
mli date belli. six week' from the
nist tmbltcatloii of Dili tiiimititms. nn.l
'l uu fall to so nppeai' ft want
1 liuirnf. plaintiff will apply Id the
court for the relief prayed for In hU
complaint, to-wll: For a decree for
eer foreclosing all right, title and In
Merest you now have or may have in
I the southeast (8, K. l) of the south
call (8, K 4). Kret'.un IhlrlVtw
J). Township tturt'sU (36), south,
llanxe fourteen (II) east of the Wit-
llaiuette meridian, Klamath Countw.
Oregen: and for such other and fur
nAlURDAY, JANUARY 1.1, ItlU
on Mm 2Tth day of February, 1917, he
for 0, It. DeUp, Oik of Hie County
Court, at Klamath Falls, Oregun.
Any person Is at liberty to pruteit
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
a vuntest at any time before patent
Issues, by Mint a corroborated af
fidavit In Ihl office, alleging fact
which would defeat Hie entry,
JAM. V. HUnOKHH.
13-19 : 30 lleglsler.
1)00,000.00
CITY OP KLAMATH FALLS MUNI.
CIPAL RAILROAD ONOS.
NOTICE OF SALE.
J'OTICK IH IIKItKllV tllVKN, That
eealed bid will be received by Dm
Police Judge of the City of Klamath
Calls, Klamath County, Orectm, up In
and Including
JANtfAUY 15. 1917.
At II e hour of I o'clocK p. III , for the
nle of 1200,000 City of Ktamalh Fall
municipal railroad bond of the tlr-
MIGBE3T cash paid for furs, hide
and pelts, a P. Lewis, Sixth street.
Klamath. lJ-tf
tee. consisting of J. P Newell. Mrs.
Ada Wallace Unruh and O. P. Bradley.!
(ne comnuuee is in saiem louay prr-
M-CAUKS EXPRESS Call
billiard parlor, phone 153. 15-ltao
those possessing stocks of liquor in
their homes would have about eleirn
months to dispose of It-
(NOTK The
was written by
tribute
P.
printed here
Good meals from 11 to 2 for 25c:
else short orders at Klamath Lunch
Kocec, 111 X. Sixth street. ll-t
,-rtlniilatnt anil aa iwitlllv mav rMlulrn.
Kdwanl Swann. district attorney ,f T,lU ummoB ,rviM npo yoll
New ork county. hu has been nc , . . f ,. tnor,b, v.
ruseil by a Judse of the court of Ken- L , ... ..,.
W hnyder, han cra sessions In connection with the! . ', ., ,...
Lake Valley stockman. ho lost his cw of Ubor m.n umlr Indictment.-"."". T." ,:," 7,r,
hiahly valued shepherd dog when the wn, probblv fa Investlsateil bv an.-V"' " 0,.,VcWnrr.IJ.1 ,UI Wt0A
...... -a. t . . . - - ---.. , Minr inia Mllftttttnnsl la IHIIiTia. Hat.1 r..l a
sonally to jrive copies of the proposed Tne suomiuea aran proviaes ioi. jog was bitten by a rabid cojote a rew 0,n0r lrt be named by (Inventor Whit- .. . , ' , .. '' ' .'.. . ,.' ...
bill to Chairman Anderson of the. wholesale drulsts. rnanuracturer.i. veeks aco. -Editor.) ' mn. Mr Swann as being Kroomed !, "7!. ., ..T.', ..' " I
. ... - :.. a.a..i -. i"k ba ii r.iriiiiiB iirii.iiii. .1 iidnb iiaiifTi i "a
The be t MenTTman h in Ihl. " V , "" ""''"'Html circulation, printed Mid p-fc.
world may turn against him and be- now believe it would be a mlMake l0. ,
rf-rtfn,. hl nm- lll in n, ilatlehl.T ..,..l..,.. t.l. vl KOn.
" - " - ." . iii.iimiaic mill. ., . . , ... ., . ,
in- uaie oi nrai puoncaiion ovine;
nniultiation of 11.000 earli. and num
i ther relief n prayed for In plaintiffs i,-, i (0 300 Inclu.lve. all bearing
house committee, and Chainnan Eddy registered pnamacista anu tne uregon
j. of the senate commltte.- ""' ooara oi coniroi (-nuiw i
The "bone dry" bill, as prepared by
Governor West and the Union dry com
mittee is thoroughly comprehensive.
yet simple in form and language. The
meat of the law is contained in the
Crst section, which is all embracing in
f,. .,.,.. .. , .. .;
Tfce Cklk-te Aaenev is the heme fi-' Pn"oi"on ra inio-icaimg ..quor
the iCtna cempanies.
10
YOUR CHANCE
Fee a few days only I can sell you
M Inside let in the best part of Mills
Addition for 1S0.00 en easy terms.
Can sell the corner adjoining for
$17M0, or both fer S32SJXL You'll lining the exception in order. Here is
likely net have the same chance again, j the trunk or base of the law
ge cwicete. 10
as affecting the manufacturer, individ
ual or common carrier.
Bill Is Like Tree
The bill drafted by Governor West is
like a tree, its first section stating pre
cisely the proposition of absolute pro
hibition and its following sections out-
purchase ethyl alcohol wherever they
please under certain coadltiaas.
In turn, wholesale druggists are per
mitted to sell alcohol to any of these
classes for medicinal, pharmaceutical,
mechanical or scieatllc purposes.
Must Secure Permits
Users of alcohol la quantity are re
quired to secure pemita from the dis
trict attorney of the county la which
their place of buslneaa Is located, per
mits to be issued for one year and to
be revocable without notice by the dis
trict atorney for violation of the liquor
laws of the state.
These pemita give the holders the
come his enemy.
that he hxs reared with Unlng care
NOTICE
Why not stock your ranges to their
fan capacity. San Francisco Cattle
company will loan yon the
ey. For particulars apply
OBO WATT. Klamath Falls. Ore
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICE, ROOMS 7 and S
WHITE SUILOINQ
DR. F. M. WHITE
StnOddFeatows
-Exreot as hei-taafter in this ,M I right to parcluue ethyl akohol in such
, , . a.
nrorided it shall he nni.wft.1 for .- quMuuea aa law neeoa iwsjnire. neg
person to manufacture, import, trans-lt'ml PiU are to he permit.
nort. reeelvp deliver hart,r !1 nr ted to aeD hlCCOl to tadlVidBak O age
give away within this state any intox-l for ", P"0- ttoCTftri
ieating liquor. Provided, however, that I on VcW a liees-Mw physl
nothing herein contained shaU be con-idB aad ataas-as. the
strued to prevent anyone from manu
facturing unfermented wine for his
own cse or wine for sacramental ncr-
poses or to prevent the manufacture. I0
1 prescriptieai to sharer far wheat mad for
what purpose the aloahol la prescribed.
For takaraucesUeaL scieatllc or me-
for sale or use. from fruit grown with
in this state, of non-intoxicating cider
or vinegar."
The committee has not seen fit to in
sert a "possession" clans in this sec
tion, hut a substitute draft of the sec-
It ia
that
sell to
itatlsm of aa
the registered
iadividaaks oa the
order issued and signed by the district
attorney.
Two Quart Limit Retained
For any perpose whatsoever it shall
tion was given to the alcoholic traScibe talawrsl for a ptarnsacJst to sell
committees with such a prevision so! more thas two qaarta of ethyl alcohol
that the committees would have bo-njto any oae person daring a period of
of them. tear nccee-ive weeks, reads the draft.
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Ostesptthlc Fhyaiciaa
&o-tSia,i.O.O.F.
BrifKhTBtR 1 never eaaraa fer
anihuHna aad coasaltatloa.
FTJRTHES Thla places yoa aa
der no obligation, and yoa win aot
be asked to take treataaeat
Hears: 9 to 11:10 a. am.; 3 to 6;
7 to p. m.
Fboaa
Bilk Introduced in Senate
City ft County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTS IXSCRAXCE
Member
Oregoa Association Title Mea
DR. A A. SOULE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Rma 1 to , Emma Ilk. Phone 151J
(English pronunciation of Soule Is
Soul; French, Sulay.)
i
I OPEN NOSTRILS! END l
A COLD OB CATARRH
I How J'J "" Wh - X
X and Naae art Staf sd Ua. . i
The following bills were introdat. petnating evideaoe of aatlsfaetion or
in the Oregoa senate since the list asEi-xonect of tndmrzta.
published yesterday: 1 HawJer PemaitLmg; district public
Huston Qnalifying wotaea uxpay- acbools to be conducted aa training
ers or wives of taxpayers for jsry duty tcbooi by bu normal schools,
but exempting women who so desire J Wilhvr Beiating to the filing of
Handler Changing terms of court chatwl mortgagee
in nineteenth judicial district and o- Pierce a t.i ; .;-- ert land
daring an emergency. board and conferring its duties on
Obon by reqaest of O. D .Te3 At- state land board.
thorixiaz the issuance of goTennaextt i Haaton Providing eomBunity prop-
annuities and prorvlicx for dispotiticm erty rigxtts for aroaaea.
of land paid for parch- of said as- Hactaa Eelatrre to tUiag of liens
nnilies. for barvesxisz' or rtrti-tiliia eratM
uiuhic a trusting the office vt, HaatOB Seaaxive - the filing of
eotujiy recorder of linn cwsrty. i rrifid claims of lieau for farm labor.
Onon Creaiing a circnit corn uf. Huston Amending grand Jury law
appeals to have jrrisdictim ott - to mate women eligible for grand jury
pealed c? in sr i&t to exceed duly.
Ji.OW, o.cejt vba conrtitutioBBl ' Huston Extending privUecea of sol-
question, etc, re isTolred. and -11 ' drs boa to include wives aad wid
crimiral ti extjrt felo-itc. pwf of soldien.
Pierca Bwtsdag tfce gnl nw of Kmhh of Coos Asoesding the law
interest to 5 ;r cent & at-nnm on relative to chaUenae.
implied coctrteu and to S per cent per J Vinton Allowing cattle, horses and
annum onijific costnets. beep to mn at larse in certain oor-
Kanell Taking tctrdicg of coostr lions of Tarahill county.
prisoners out of tssds of tbenC inf Judiciary committee Ant-fwixing
counties of raore thaa 1W.W. ; nupreme court to make ralea, tx fees
Strayer Providing ttat oiEitionc'and provide for execution of ease of
of witnesses may L tskec npon wrrt- 'orimal Juriadjction.
ten InterrogatorK-i. i Vinton limitinx rirat of anneal in
a-wy rroridirj; a raeth&d of jut- divorce proceediaas to certain cases.
may proe ungratefuL You hould attend the .lance to be
Those who are nearest and dearest Pu.n by the Ik of Uriilger No I nl
to us. those whom we trust with our Merrill opera house on Krlda. J.tn
happiness and good name, may become nary 191 Ii. Kverbody come and have
traitors to their faith. The money thnt a good time. Music by Klamath l-ilN
a man has he may lose. It files away orchestra, Tlcketi f I 13-5f
from him when perhaps he. neMs It
most. A man's reputation may be sac
rificed in a moment of Ill-considered
tVci'tnber ISth, 1911. and the dale of
the last publication being the ZTlh
day of January, 1917.
J. 0. AUNOI.D.
Attorney for I'lalnt'.rf.
f 609 Northwestern Ilank Illdg., Port
land, ore. i:uoi3 :o:t
Catholic services will tx held to
morrow at 8:30 and 10 no nl In
action. The people who are prone to cllUrchi ta-hlh nnj j,Bh. u
fall on their knees to do us honor when
success is with us may be the first to; wIcn , payln , hUhMt prc(. ,
throw the stone of malice when fall- ,own for m nnJ fllr ,08 8outh
ure settles Its cloud upon our heads, sixth street, 10-3t
The one absolutely unselfish friend,'
that nun ran htvii In thl .lf1 I.
I nan vniicou iooui in niamain . covereu juuguieni again! r. l roun
10 tain aa executor of the estate of James
C.
world, the one that never deserts him.
the one that never proves ungrateful
or treacherous. Is his dog. A man's
Ask Chllcote
country.
Notice of ehtrlrr. tale
lly tlrtun of an execution In fore
closure duly Untied by the clerk of tliu
circuit court of tho County of Klara
nth. Slate of Oregon, dated Ocembor
?2, 1918. In a certain suit In the cir
cuit court for said county and state
wherein May Stowell aa plaintiff re-
Monrfold, drceastd. and William
Delbert Mongold, and each of them,
tor tho sum of seven hundred dollar-!,
with Interest from June 1. Hi:, at
dog stands by him in prosperity and In lhc lnsl,, orsani' of ,be PW J)'
poverty. In health and in sickness. accumulation of Indigestible waste and
,- .. . ... . bodv toxins. Men anil wnmiin whMlh.
ne win sirep on me com grounu i
when the wlntrv wind blow, and ihn rr lck or '1'. advised to drink 'the rate of ten percent per annum
.... drirM .m ir nnii- h -,-.v K.. each morning, beforo breakfast, a glans.nnd In the further sum of one hundred
near his master's side. He will kli!r real hot wft,or teaapoonful
the hand that baa no food to effer: he of """'one I'boiphnto in It. as a harm-
ill lick the wounds and sores that,"- mM r "-"''Ins out the atom'
come In counter with the roughness of ach- lhrr- kidneys and bowels of the
the world. He guards the sleep of his '"J'Wlole material, waste, sour bile
pauper master as if he were a prince. '""" ,0"": 'n""1 cioanxins, aweeten
When all other friends desert, he re
mains: when riches take wings, and
reputation falls to pieces, he Is as con
stant In bis lore as the sun in Its jour
ney through the heavens. If fortune
drives the master forth an outcast In
the world, friendless and homeless, tho
faithful dog asks no higher privilege
than that of accompanying to guard
against danger, to fight against his
enemies, and when the lost scene of
all comes, and death takes the master
in his embrace and his body Is laid
away in the cold ground, no matter If
all other friends pursue their way.
there by the grave side will be found
the noble dog, his head between his
outstretched paws, his eyes sad, but
open In alert watchfulness, faithful
and true even in death.
And still we have not given Justice
to our poor dead shepherd dog. May
be rest In the happy bunting ground,
here no bad wohen roam.
SAYS WE BECOME
CRANKS ON HOT
WATER DRINKING
Ing and purifying the entire nllment
ary canal before putting more food
Into tho stomach.
Millions of people who bad their
turn at constipation, bilious attacks,
acid stomach, nervous days and sleep
less nights have become real cranks
about the morning Inside-bath. A
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
will not cost much at tho drug store,
but Is sufficient to demonstrate to any
one Its cleansing, sweetening and
freshening effect upon tho system.
Adv.
An tna disability policy works for
you when you cannot work for your,
self. See Chllcote. 10
Hamilton Cash Market
Now opon at 1026 Main street. Choice
meats at very reasonable prices. Your
patronage solicited. Fresh fish every
rijony.
!! E. E. HAMILTON.
MM9 t
Count fifty, your cold In bead or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages
of your head will clear and you can
rjrea-.be freely. No raore snuffing,
hawking, mucous discbarge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for for
breath at night,
Qet a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant artlseptlc cream
III your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of the head, sooth'
lag and healing; the swollen or In
famed raucous membrane, giving you
iaatant relief. Head colds and
Bilk Introduced in House
ne roiiowicg WK were iiroBUfd. C B. Jones Permitting county court
w ine uregon hour- titee the lint pub- to make temporary appointaoent to fill
.oeo yeatereay: , vacancy in cc of Justice of the
auer u. Jonea-PrclMiiy: cinlri- jc.
button of school fusd. . . . , , ,
0Uer-RQUirinr nsMle tll-i- "" "T"1?? . '"?Tucwm
isfir - &tsrsr-s5-r' "
Mueller-IUguIating itMi
running
I Permitting Joans froas school
at large. fund as state land for rnaiiliilni two-
Mueller-Providing for -!rrfrfei-1ltftte "
ion of estate- of abwnu. Wtaa has beat) paid ry the elate.
Lewis-Repealing Ulr ' nJ L0Wi-Ukis Jt aalawfgl to in
intedmarriage with Cbfs. !& elude in ual WktJew of Oregon
nd Kanakas. the oheolete aetiot reatrlctiag nerro
Tasrlei T ... 1. .... . .
3LHb,mMtk yUld Ilka naalc. Don't .u- .n::r:r",,0,n 'r board of bo w-k aiwrag aao property
-y-adM-h. -. a.d ml-.hl ,VT. T Ut
H aad mitarable. Raliaf u -TZI7. .7. mul ' suiweaae ert,"e
J ----- - a-a, rnaa itMlBa, . .
ft. alrrI r"nua"aM fir aamis-
Folic ooty dalsf Uaa Aaataarlat.
lag ge-e-sy ar.ali sjaaal gsjust
HO$ EVCRY MAN AND WOMAN
ADOPTS THIS SPLENDID MORN.
ING HABIT
Why is man and woman, half the
time, feeling nervous, desnondent
worried; some days headachy, dull
and unstrung; some days really in
capacitated by illness?
If we all would practice Inside
bathing, what a gratifying change
would take place. Instead of thou
sands of half-slck, neaemic-looklng
bouls with pasty, muddy complexions
we would see crowds of happy,
neaiiay, rosy-checked people every-
where. The reason Is that the human
system does not rid Itself each day of
au tne waste which it accumulates
under our present mode of living. For
every ounce of food aad drink taken
into the system nearly an ounce of
waste material must be carried out.
else it ferments and forma ptomaine-
ux poisons which are absorbed Into
the Wood.
Just aa necessary aa It ia to clean
the aabes from the furnace each day,
vhoiw uw are wm bun bright aad
bet, m we arast tack soralsg clear
Get i
TO-1
From
Hard'
orGn
a Can
DAY
Your
Hardware
Grocery Dealer"
dollars attorneys' feea.
Notice Is hereby given that I will,
on the 31th day of January, 1917, at
the front door of the courthouse In
I Klamath Palls, Oregon, In County of
Klamath, at two o'clock In the after
noon of said day, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described preperty:
Lot seven In Block seventeen. Origi
nal Town of Klamath Falls (formerly
Llnkvllle), Oregon.
Taken and levied upon aa the prop
erty of P. I. Fountain, aa eiecutor of
the estate of Jamea C. Mongold, do
ceased, and William Delbert Mongold.
defendants In said suit, or aa much
thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy
the said Judgment In favor of May
Rtowell against the said defendants,
together with all costs and disburse
ments that may accrue.
C. C. LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
L. L. LOW, Deputy.
Dated at Klamath Falls, December 21,
1918. SS-30C-13-20
date Ivcember I, I91. payable fifty
,at after dale, and hearing Interact
al the rate of 44 to per rent, pay
able eml annually, on June Ul and
December lt of each year, with op
tion of payment, on and after !-.
(.-ember 1, 192(. for the construction
of a municipal railroad from a point
within said city dealgnatml aa the In
Irmectlnn of Flmt strrat and Klam.
alti avenue to a point without said
city designated as the northerly end
of Dairy station, located on the south
east quarter of the nurtheaat quarter
of Heel Inn :?, Townalilp 3i, south,
Itangn ll'.j eaat, Willamette meridian,
Klamath County. Oregon,
All sealed bid or pripoaW fur the
purchase of such burnt will bo opened
and conitldered by the common coun
cil of the City of Klamath r'ntU, at 1
o'clock p. m. January IS, 1917
Raid In) ml are lur,l In pursuance
of an amendment to Hertlon 17, Article
IV. of the Charter of the Tfty of Ktam
ath Fall. Oregon, which amendment
men! was adopted November II, 1016.
Kacti propoaal to purrhsan said bonds
hall Ui accompanied by a certified
check for S per cent of the amount of
the bids or propotal, drawn on some
rr!nultiti bank, paable uncondi
tionally to the Treasurer of the City
of Klamath Falls.
Bids or proposals for said bond
mut be unconditional, and the sue
cessful bidder or bidders will be re
quired to complete payment for said
bond within 30 day from the lime
notified by the Common Council that
the bonds are ready for delivery, or
forfeit the deposit to the city.
The Common Council of the City of
Klamath Falls hereby reserve to It
self the right to reject any and all
bids and proposal for the purchase
of said bond or any part thereof.
Raid bond are offered for sale in
pursuance of Ordinance No. 401 of
said city, adopted by Iho Common
Council December 11, 1916. and ap
proved by (he Mayor on December
14. 1914,
A. I LKAVITT.
Police Judge of the City of Klamath
Fall. Klamath County. Oregon.
1M4 to MS.
LEGAL NOTICES
,"'" " - -i"i-i-rnnnnnririn iLnnrLrvuirwAaaj
Notice to Creditors
In Bankruptcy
In tho District Court of the United
States, for the District of Oregon
in the Matter of Wm. A. Maaten,
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of Wm. A. Mastcn, in
the County of Klamath, Oregon, a
uanurupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
3th day of January, 1917, the said Wm.
A. Maaten was duly adjudicated bank
rupt, and that the first meeting of the
creditors will be held In room 31, First
National Bank building, Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the 24th day of Jan
uary, 1917, at 2 o'clock in the after-
noon, at which time the aald creditor
may attend, prove their claims, ap
point a trumec, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other buslnesa as
may properly come before said meet-,B-
J- C BOTENIC.
M-lt Refer in Bankruptcy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Not Coal Land
United State Land Office at
Lakovlow, Ore., December 16. 1916.
Notice la hereby given that Perry
I. Nell, whose postofflce address Is
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on th
33d day or April. 1916, file In thla of
fice sworn statement and application,
No. 09214, to purchase the NEU 8EU
Section 26, Township 37 south, Rang
9 east, Willamette Meridian, and th
timber thereon, under the provisions
of the act of June 3, 1671, and acts
amendatory, known aa the "Timber
,nnd Stone Law," at such value as
might be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application, th
land and timber thereon bar been
appra'sed at 1160, the Umber esti
mated 140,000 board feet at 11.00 per
m. and the land 130.00; that said ap
plicant will offer proof la support of
M application and aworn statement
The Lush Will Be
ea Ike BirgUrs
who break Into a place and after all
their trouble And only a check book
Instead of the cub they expected,
You can disappoint burglars iho
same way. Deposit your cash wllh
tbe First State and Saving Bank
and It will be aabolutely safe from
thieve, Are, dampness, rata or any
other similar danger. Isn't that
security worth having T
Notice of Poandweseier's Kale
Nolle la hereby glvaa that th un
aligned poundmaater of Iho city of
Klamath Fall, Oro.vn did Impocn.l Jn
l:e pound of saM city the foilowlCH
described animal on Ibe 9th day uf
January, 1917:
One old bay horse, bald face, brand
ed T2 on right hip; also bad acre on
right hip; bobtail; weight about 900
pound .
One old bay horse, right hoof split;
shod In front; branded on left shoul
der; wearing halter.
And that unless the owner or own
ers of said animal, or other person or
persons hnvlng an Interest therein shall
before the tlmo of sale stated below,
pay all costs and charges for tbe
keeping nnd advertising tlicroof. to
gether with all feea provided by ordi
nance of said city fur such case, said
animals will ba sold at public auction
for cash at Iho city pound, at Klamath
stables, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.,
on the 17lli day of January, 1917.
R. T. BALDWIN.
Chief of Pollen and Poundmaater.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
January 10, 1917. n-6t
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