The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texttt7mAi WaMHrAny . tw msma herald, klamath falls, omoom hWS& 2ft. va ' aaa.Asmnma - a-ama .-- ; T. Jf tv km' ;-. "T: r - " J . A ft' r IB' ;, 1 a? V irv V31 m: mr j W4 t't-CwVv ,S: 8f.4Vi w&st MT- a ;u-!3 -- ( SBflb i afro ,-ia. t Ut WMMMIMW NWMMMWMMIWIMMIMIMMM lit People You Know ?. .. -. t r ' 0Hl0mm0'''IW I PYOSA DBffW Mr. sad afra. Jm Otto of Dorrla. i registered at the Hall hotel here. MtrhMl ftaen Drown. Salt has been Sled with the circuit cort elerk In foreclosure by A. L. Michael against Earnest Brown. ftaK Hied Against Gem. W. H. A. Renner has filed a fore closure suit against Gerrue and others with the circuit court clerk. Coaatr OMHt la SB The Klamath coaaty eeirt h In at. slon again this week, transacting the county's business. Here From Klamath Ageary. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bedford of Klamath Agency, came down Monday night and ore registered at.the hotel Hall. FHea Satt.te Qam THtr, ' Suit has been Bled with the circuit court clerk by Lulu Bparka against the Wood estate to quiet title to cer tain lands. J Iditti c cad REWARD NOW FOLLOW! TMB COXVICTIOX Of' MOOXKV AT MX niAXCINOO A FIGHT FOR tT.ee RKWARD MOXKY XOW PROMIHKS Pnrerkwarc 8nM Filed, A foreclosure suit haa keen tied by R. S. Moore against the E. R, C. Wll. Hams estate with the .circuit court clerk. ' SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. A big legal battle Is predicted for the $17. 000 rewards offered after the fatal preparedness parade dynamiting, for which Thomas Mooney was sentenced to death last week. Chief White has announced that no reward will be paid. It la reported City Council Meets Tonight. The city council will hold its rcgu lar weekly meeting tonight, the ses- Cartoad Haxoas Here. S. T. Summers, local agent, re ceived a carload of 8aieas yesterday. There were Ave cars la the shipment, that Chief Conran of Sacramento ha ciaimea tne wnoie reward Because ne furnished all being Bve passenger toarlag can. New Fabrics for Spring 1917 New Silks on Display Indications point to strong demand for silks the coming season. Particularly for Satin de Luxe and Taffeta. We have these popular silks in all want ed spring shades. 36-inches wide, special, yd. $1.50 40-iiTPee Wee Silks $2.00 slon having been postponed from last , 8Wr Keeper ta City. nlaht on account of Monday being a! OrTllie Elliott, proprietor of the legal holiday. store at tne Kiamatn Agency, cane down Monday, and Is In the city for a J day or so on business. ' j Information which led to the apprehension of the Indicted men. Israel Welnbnrg, another of the de fendants la the case. Is to be tried within a month. if-fKBflBJBJBJ . PksE fWllafliMaaW Itorris Man Arretted. Jack Miller, saloon keeper of Dor- Rob Safe la Man Jone ris, was arrested Saturday night by i Hottba' Trial la Bcaamea. SAN JOSE, Calif.. Feb. 13. Three the police for having liquor In his pos-j The trial of J. H. Hobbs for mur- meshed robbers blew two safes In the session nnder the new Oregon bone-jaer which baa been in tne circuit i Ban Jose railroad company's oee this court for more than a week. -was, re-' morning and escaped wltk S500 cash. dry law. Miller was a witness today In the J. M. Hobbs murder trial. Klamath Roy Makes Wrestling Tnun ClandeHltl. graduate of the Klam ath county high school, and son ofi sumed today after a holiday "Monday, after binding up Ave ear barn em- owing to its oeing uncoias irtnoay. iployee and putting them In a street car. It la believed the robbers led Clnb Directors Meet Teals- toward San Francisco. The robbers The directors of the Klamath Com-,' Jestingly told their prisoners they Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hill of this city, ts.merclal Club wilt hold their regular , wanted the money for the. defense of a member of the university wrestling meeting tonlgbt at :30 o dock at the Mooney, convicted bomb planter. team, according to word received , " rooms. Secretary Fred Fleet says here. The university team meet the that Important business Is to come -op. O. A. C. wrestlers in the near future. U1 fuH attendance Is desired. Wardea Posts Fishing Notices. Henry D Stout, deputy state game warden, visited Spencer Creek the first of the week and posted the no tices on Spencer Creek and the Klam ath River, which closes certain parts of those streams from February 15 to June 15 to fishing. Lose Amite. The Elks bowling team' barely man aged to win oae of the three games played last night with the Palm team on the latter'a alleys. The scores on both sides were unusually low, and the only distinguishing features of the aeries were the many bad breaks, of which practically every player re ceived his full share. PRINEVILIE IS TO CONNECT SELLS 1M,6M BONOS, PROVIDES 'Wheat Takes Drop CHICAGO. Feb. 13. Because freight conditions here are so con gested that it ta Impossible to ship grata. Sve huge elevators were closed today, causing a sharp break In wheat prices. Six other elevators are ex pected to close soon. Expected Hoase Tnnrsdny Night. W. P. Johnson of this city is ex- Cantare Many Italians BERLIN, Feb. 13. The Germans I have stormed and captured tho heights east of Paralovo, Macedonia, cantering many Italian nrlsoners. it M I . w tw sw mi baa- wiiiMii. u aaaoMced. Another posltkm. Val- mrR RRimwn vn mir'd. Koumanla. has also been Stormed. TIOX W1THO..W. R.N. ' j ' ,1 Xetlce to Creditors ta Baakrwatcy I la the District Court of the United 1. 13. TMa! PRINEVILLE. Ore.. Feb. city has sold the liQMOS which was recently voted and they now have 3100,000 In cash on hand to build a connection to the O.-W. R. pected to arrive in Klamath Falls , at N. and Oregon Trunk lines at Red Thursday night after spending several mond. . ,, weeks In California and Portland. Mr. The contract for 18,000 ties has Johnson accompanied Mrs. Johnson been let and the contracts'lorgrading south, where she underwent an oper-'the road will be let within. the next ation. He has' since been In Portland ten days, QA . 1.M ftlMlM .. fW.. WM, Wft WV WHUII.I W& VICtUU bonds, In the Matter of George W. Bradley and Greta Bradley, partners doing business under the Arm name of ' Bradley Harness Company, Bank - rupt To the Creditors of George W. Brad ley and Greta Bradley, partners as Braadley Harness Company, In the County of Klamath, Oregon, Bankrupt conferring with Robert E. Strahorn.j As soon as a small portion of the; Notice is hereby given that on the promoter of the Central and Southern Oregon railroad system ORPHEUS THEATER! Taesday and Wednesday "JUDY FORGOT" Marie Cahlll in a Five Act Pktartxa tion of Her Famous Saccess "KILL THE CMPIRE" Comedy ADMISSION TEN CENTS The Orpheus gives only one show each evening, beginning promptly at 8 o'clock. right or way is settled, the road will .31st day or January. 1917, the said be rushed to completion. " George W. Bradley and Greta Brad- i ley, partners aa Bradley Harness Com. pany, were duly adjudicated bank Americans Saved LONDON. Feb. 13. Three Amer icans are among fifteen members of the crew or the steamer Saxonlan, which was submarined last week, landed today. W. E. Card, an Amer ican, was Injured. LOST Black Inches long. 13-3t bar pin about three Leave at Herald offlce. Aecwrate laformalloa aboat the Klamath coaatry. Ask CfaUcote. rupt, and that the first meeting of the creditors will be held In room 21. First National Bank building. Klam atb Falls, Oregon, on the 26th day of February, 1917, t 2 o'clock In the afternoon, at which time the raid creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. J. C. RUTENIC. 13-lt Referee In Bankruptcy, Business is Rushing Get sone of ou apples at the reduced , prices before they are all gone 40 boxes at f 1.1JI ITS boxes at .L2S ISO boxes at J.8B. aoo boxes at 91.00 All there is left oat of 900 boxes. Grocery Prices 100 lbs. pare Cane Sugar . ,$fl.ta Snap Laundry Soap bar 8c Pink Deans He lb. Bayo Beans. . . .-. tSc lb. lied Mex Beans 13c lb. Lara White Beam 18c lb. Dried Pi mbs, amaM 10b lb. Dried Frames, lane . . . . lflHc lb. Dried Peaches He Ik. CewaatJea MUk 10c caa vW SVSsjMma) eeaaatsee 18C aSi Canned Tomatoes ISccaa Cream Cheese BBecaa Cider Viaaaar SSesaJ. Psasheir - Slfa .. .SOo eaa IieaFIoar 910 sack CVaahaiilfsatlaUrBrio...10cl. 10 aaaad for 75c. M' w Hm MUk Miaaallaa, IT whte, far, aoft giada ffedaasptv, thM new ahadea la stlml ftmi i.1 ITka, per yard, i;f- o; This is one of the very desirable silks for all pur. poses; guaranteed not to crack. Comes in all the dainty evening shades and has very rich and lust reus finish. Special price, per yard only $2.00. New Spring Laces and Embroideries New shlpmeat jast eaeaed, ame embroidery, edfea, Insertion, beadlaa. headtmj emjaa, kahf Mevawsacs, hakf yekes, allver and eamtM) makreWerie 1a wanted widths aad vast range of pattens. Poaalar prices, ' Complete showtas af ae r rottea acta far dresses, waist lie tag, etc. Width ranges ad. 4ft. Tl tachea. ctotl.OO New rartala lata aad white, narrow laraedgea la errs aadaMNNam wtithai alaa rlaay ls ta af sattnas. rrtras raage rrem Br ap t. aVIc per yard. New val tare I thread aad Hae dav t of aattenaj la this asterial ahls. Mil J NEW WHITE Complete &owing of all the staple, plain and fancy weaves, also novelty effects. New voiles, crepes, gaberdines, striped madras, organdies, seed voiles, Marquesette, Jap Nainsook, Peariine clotjh, clc4ster and honeymoon nainsook, new flaxon in plain and fancy weave, also dimities, lawns, etc iiiaa r MOE & CO: NEW SPRING GOODS EVERY DAY mrfc 'hurdntdd Turt-Prcof .goraeta, MHWIMWWAMMIMIMMaMMMl Moving PteUm .i1 i i . ' ' ' ' ' Mabel Taliaferro, one ot tbajlaintU x , W . l est ana most lascmaiing aiars 01 ine stage, and who is perhaps beat kpf(n for her bewitching performance In "Polly or the Circus," makeafcer-bow to Metro audiences. In the newjlve act wonder play. "Her Great Price1.'-' Hiss Taliaferro recently quit the stellar role In "The New Henrietta," the suc cessful stage production, to begin work under the Metro's banner, aad her appearance In the forthcoming elaborate screen production will 'be a source of satisfaction to photoplay lovers everywhere. At the 8tar to night. HERE IS THE REASON i Fire Engine Is Gtvca Spin. The city's Are engine was given a spin this morning by driver Jack, Hunsaker and Chief Keith Ambrose;: The big machine does well la break ing up the Ice on the pavement. Aa Xtrna sweat caa placed Irl.rf laanamM Umm rMtrit J , .w - r -.-... ... HOUSTON'C Mstreaelitan Awtdatamsjn J HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK I s f'l '.',',. , -' VII Fruit Store .' Vft (." STAR THEATER j Metro Pictures Corporatioa:.' . r freisents tne exquisite Dramatic Artiste and fltage Star, Mabel Taliaferro, 4a "HER URKAT PRICE" A Five-Act Wonder. Play of Distinct Novelty, brimming with. Romance, rainos ana intense Heart interest iw aaej to veaie Vv I TEMPLE THEATER "The Wterlffef Plumas," Western Drama In Two Parti "Artvertlimeaters," - ty' Faletaf Comedy ' MTbe Gentle Coaasiratora," , ,. Society Drama hf Two Parts MERRILL OPERA HOUSE i MOTJOIT WCTTCTUM J i- v-r ; ' k, I OMK days ago an artidc Jippalitjiis wcc, iinu hi Kline it siaicti mat mere was a reason tor tlic sale mentioned therein and that that reason would he given. v ?i .', Tlic E. P. McCornack estate holds a mortgage against a tract of land consisting of 160 acres lying along the banks of SPRING JKEEK situated upon the Klamath Indian Reservation. ' This is considered one of the most beautiful, clear cold water streams in the United States. It is also considered one of the finest trout streams in the world. ' All.of this property that is put on sale, lies level andtmifornily shaded throughout. No finer camping ground cart be found. Most of the people of'this county arc familiar with the place, and I do not think it necessary to go into inimitec details of its advantages. "'" "': , n ,- THIS SALE 18 PUT ON ESPECIALLY. POR THE PEOPLE OP -KLAMATH COUNTY ..T.he executor 'of the McCornack estate is anxious to close up said estate, in fact he must close tame up", and as the mortgagor is unable to meet obtigation only hv means of disposing of enough of this property by saltito do so He finds ft imperative to throw same onto the market. In order to do this the prices asked for these lots will be so low that there is not a person - who is a 'resident of this county that can afford to not purchase one. This sale will continue until suf ficient money is raised to' paoff (hit piortgage, if the whole, tract must Iw sacraficcd to' do it, all of it will go, and rcgardlcs of price. People of Klamath, Thii ii your last chance, while you can obtain, these lots for less than half their actual' value today, I advise you to buy them while you can and while they arc cheap.. Trie value wit nevc.r,be less, hiit'wi! steadily increase, and the demand will increase accordingly. It is the best investment offered today in this state. WATCH THIS SPACE POR ARTICLE NO, 3 S or WriU R. C. Spink, for Further Informalion 634 Main St, Klamath Falls, Oregon : Phone 363 iasuais juist savvaMifl MefflNf Of eaejt i i i.,tit4..ii !.;, i. tvfr, - . V ,i ) i .. "KnT.