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POISON THK COYOTK
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The National Wool Grower
Association asks every Western
wool grower to pat out 500 pols-
on baits on his ranee.
(Report of the National Wool
Growers' committee after conferring
with United States biological survey
with a vttw to recommending prac
tical and effectual methods for pois
oning coyotes.)
The conclusion reached after thor
ough discussion with oSdalr In
charge of the government operations
la poisoning coyotes, is that, under
winter conditions best results are ob
tained from small baits composed of
lard and sugar, each with a poison
dose of 3 grains of strychnine
(powdered alkaloid). The strychnine
may be contained in a No. 3 capsule,
or it may be placed in loose form In
a cavity In the center of the bait. In
the latter case, it is essential that the
lard be cold and hard when the pois
on I added, since warm lard quickly
absorbs the extremely bitter taste of
strychnine.
The entire process of preparing
the baits should be by means of clean
wooden or metal Implements to avoid
the taint of human hands. Probably
the mest important recommendation
of all is that each bait be kept in a
small, clean paper bag from the time
it is prepared until placed for the
coyote. It Is advised that the paper
bags for the purpose be plainly
labeled, "coyote poison."
The materials are usually at hand
for any stockman to prepare his own
baits. Good, odorous, home rendered
lard la considered better than the
market article.
The committee strongly advocates
that each livestock association employ
competent man to make the baits
la quantity, to supply "members and
co-operators, and that every effort be
made to poison the ranges during the
remainder of the winter.
la general operations of the kind it
la important that Inhabitants of the
district be notifled and other pre-ar-rangements
be made to insure the
safety of dogs that are valued.
Dirartleas for Pre paring Pofaoa BaJta
(A) In a warm place, mix tror-
oughly together home rendered lard
and sugar In about equal quantities.
Place outside to cool until stiff
enough to mold into balls about the
size of a small walnut; or into discs
of about the same bulk. Press in
PADE c SHANNON
FLUMBINR AND
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If your nostrils are ctogged and
your bead Is stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because of a cold or
catarrh, lust get a small bottle of
Ely'a Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little of this fragrant antl
septic cream Into your nostrils and
let It penetrate through every air
passage of your bead, soothing and
healing the Inflamed, swollen mucous
membrane and you get Instant relief.
Ah! bow good it feels. Tour nos
trils are open, your bead Is clear, no
mora hawking, snuffing, blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
(or breath. Ely's Cream Balm is lust
what suffereis from head colds and
catarrh seed. It's a delight Adv.
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the cavities tor the poison; place la
rows on a clean board and aet outside
to become thoroughly cold and hard.
With large pointed goo quill or
other suitable measure, place the
poison in the cavities with care that
none be left on the surface. Close the
ravltl hr anntoin the lirdunr
mixture with a case, knife. Cool the
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Dans; tin tromine eoara wun a
knife and transfer each bait to a
small paper bag and twist securetyT
Keep in a cold place.
(B) A modification of the above
method well worthy of recommenda
tion when the strychnine is used In
Moose form. Is that the cavities for
the poison be made with a red hot
iron, thua forming a pocket with
scorched waits, which prevent the
strychnine from being absorbed by
the lard
Good poison baits are little more
than half the game the remainder
being In their proper use In the eld.
It may be said that poison baits
should be placed as carefully a are
traps. The following methods are
recemmended:
(1) Place the polsoa lard balls
in and about carcasses, and especially
on trails twenty to a hundred feet
from them. 'Old carcasses "are attrac
tive to coyotes even when little more
than bones and hair remain. There
Is no better place for poison than la
or near the remnants of an old sheep
carcass. .
(2) A method which has stod the
test of long usage 1 "the drag trail,"
made by dragging part of a carcass,
entrails or ether animal matter be
hind a cart or saddle horse. A fresh
horse skin makes an excellent drag.
as the operator can stand on it while
placing poison or trap, and remount
bis horse without leaving a alga of
his presence. Polsoa baits should
not be placed too thickly along such
traits. Six or eight to the mile are
usually sufficient to account for such
coyotes as discover and follow the
line.
(3) Poison baits may be placed
anywhere along stock or cross coun
try trails In connection with a scent
attractive to coyotes. The rotten
flih scent (government formula) is
especially useful. A few drops on
brash or grass tufts usually cause
coyotes to investigate. Bait placed
within two of three feet of such
iH-ent spots are likely to be found by
the animals.
(4) Poisoning large baits or car
casses I not recommended. The prac
tice is largely responsible for much
of tho objection on the part of real
dents to poisoning. Large baits
without poison are useful as poison
stations, especlslly when the snow Is
deep. Whenever coyote signs are
notired about such "stations," the
small, lard-sugar baits may be used
to good advantage.
Care and precaution to avoid acci
dents in poison operations cannot be
too strongly advocated. Proper ap
plication and supervision will do
much to overcome the existing pre
udlce against this valuable and eco
nomics! method for controlling pre
datory animals. It has been sug
gests that dogs are readily trained to
rebpect lardsugar pellets if offered
one or two containing Ipecac instead
of strychnine.
Seriagfletd Water Tasted
EUGENE. Feb. 28. Springfield's
water supply is under investigation
by the same Inquisitorial force which
keeps a watchful eye on that of Eu
gene. This force is the bacteriology
depaitment of the University of Ore
gon, which has guarded the purity of
Ibe water of Eugene jever since the In
stallation of filters five years ago. Six
analyses of Springfield's water sup
ply have been made since the first of
the year.
They let you know
you are smoking
they "SATISFY"!
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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
BsMtkCMay News
u am far ftwa
OLCNB. Feb, 31. sm Miller aad
Mr. Rram are pwHkat la log at the
Meadow Lake sawmill. Tht mill to
prepailag tor a bl run next summer.
Recovers Frasa FWi
OI.KNK. Feb. It. It Is reported
that Basil Brawa is aettlnt aloag
nicely bow, attar having a siege with
the scarlet fever. No new cases art
reported.
OtM
OI.KNK. Feb. 3. Miss Catherine
Ess from Orladak whs a visitor of
Mis Nora Miller aver Saturday aad
Sunday.
PINE GROVK, Feb. t. Rev. U M.
Anderson could not be at Pine Grove
to preach Sunday, aa the snow waa so
deep he could not travel in hl car.
Nftas thsrpshw Party
PINK OROVR. Feb. 38. A num
ber of young people surprised Rm
mltt Shields oa his 34th birthday last
Saturday evening. They gathered, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl AraaL
Aa tnjoyable time was reported by
everyone.
Raaaway Breaks Leg
tMNU GROVE, Feb. 38 Whit go.
ing home frcm Klamath Falls to loa
ns valley, Mrs. Fred Beck waa
thrown from a hack by a frightened
team, ahd sustained a broken leg. A
physician was at once called, aad the
lady was taken to Klamath Falls for
treatment.
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TRALORKOOX 8AN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28. Louis
W. Hill, president of the (treat North
era railway, aald here that although
his road does not connect directly
with the one now being advocated
ror Eastern Oregon by R. K. Strahorn
of Portland and Spokane, the II 111 In
terests wanld encourage this develop
ment.
Strahorn'a line, would connect the
vast Eastern and Southern Oregon
country with markets north, south or
cast, aad afford development to a tre
mendous territory.
"We will eacearage aid by no
meaaa oppose Strahora." Mr. Hill
aald. "la fact. I should like to ate
him til the gap."
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LEGAL NOTICB8
dtblbJbjabJsglbMJsabjpbjaa
MitMSMM for PabUcatiea ba Fore'
doeare of Tax Uea
la tha Circuit Court of tha Stata of
Oregoa, for Klamath County
Nelta UUey Realty Company, a cor
poraUea, PUInUff,
A. J. Mitchell, Winifred S. Ellis. W.
S. Elite aad Robert Shambeau,
Defendaata.
To A. J. MltcheU, Winifred S. Rills.
W. 8. Kills and Robert Shambeau,
the above named Defendants:
la tha name of tha State of Oregen:
Ton are hereby notified that Nolle
Utley Realty Company, a corporation,
tha bolder of Certlflaato of Delia,
quaacy numbered 377, Issued on tha
teth day of October. 1916. br tha tax
collector of tha county of Klamath,
bum or uregoa. ror tna amount of
three and 94-100 dollars, tha same
being the amount then dne and de
linquent for tho Uses for the year
tail, taarattiav with iult
and casta tharaoa nnni h raat ntm.
art) assessed to yon, of rhleh you art
the owner aa appear of record, situ
ated la said county aad state, and
particularly bounded aid described as
follows, to-wlt:
The south half of tha south half
of tha southeast quarter of tha
northwest quarter of section 35,
township 39 south, rang If east,
W, M.
You are farther notified that aald
noil uuoy iteaity company, a eor
porauon, naa paia taxes on said pram
isaa for prior or subsequent, years.
with th rat of laUraat oa aald
amounts aa fellews:
Tear 1911, paid Oat. 30. 1911. tax
reoatot No, 6040. amount 1.64. rata of
interest 16 per eaat par annum.
Year Mil. paid Oct. 10, MM, tax
receipt no. esss, amount a.i, rat or
Interest M per cent per annum.
Mid Robert Bnambaau
aa th owner of the legal title of thd
anor aeacnoea property ae th same
iMpeers or raeord. aid each of tha
ousr person aoove named nr her.
y aouaaa taat noita utley company.
a corporation, plaiatlff, herein, will
apply to th alreult court of th coun
ty and stats aforesaid for a iaeraa
tOTMloailg th Ilea aaalast tha nran.
- - , - - w - wwwv
ny aeuTe .sescrioee, aaa BMailon
. . 1-.l m r : m r- -r-T.
ia aaia eeruaeat. Ana you nr bar.
by summoned to annaar within aixtv
days after th firat publication off this
summoas, oxelualv of th aay of aald
first pusllestloa, aid dsfead thla
i r My tha amannt sua aa
abor shown, togbthar with eou aad
aeerued Interaet, and In eaa of yar
fallur to do m. a 4erM will b raa-
tasta and eosia against the land Mi
id .... j,is namea.
irki. .maaiio. la MuklUhaa BT
dtr of the Honorable D. V, Knykta.
dall, Judge of the alronlt court of the
state 61 Oreton. for tha conMf of
Klamath, and aald order was made
and dated tht ia aay w 'aauarr,
if IT, ana tna aata w am rjj
Aktwiai nr ibis mv nil
j.. . n.k.tiiM istT.
" V W WV W. "- ' ..
All process ana papers in mi prw
.llaa. km AA lllinn Ilia US.
deralgned residing within tha Kale of
uregon ai taa aaureaa nereiaauvr
mentioned.
liRRBRRT P. WRUOII.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Adli ess lakavlaw, Oregon.
7-14-I1-I8; 7.14.31
Hammoas for FMMIratwa In For
tsnsMf af Taa Idea
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of
Oregon, for Klamath county
Nolle Utley Realty Company, n cor
potation, Plaintiff,
Albert Ruubtad and Albert SunbeJa,
Defendants.
To Albert Sunblad and Albert tun
bald, th above named aereaa
auta: In the name of tha 8tate of Oregen:
You are hereby notifled that Nolle
Utley Realty Company, a corporation,
th holder of CertlfioM of Delia
quency aumbered 893, latued an th
30th day or October, itis. oy taa tax
collector oi nuiv vi
sute of Oregoa. for the amount of
two and 47100 dollars, th earn
being the amouat then due aid d.
Ilnquent for th tats for th year
1911, together wun penalty, interest
and costs thereon upon tha real prop
erty assessed to you, of which you ar
the owner as appears of record, Hu
ated In said county and atate, and
particularly bounded aad described aa
follows, to-wlt:
The south half of th southeast
quarter of th northeast quarter of
section 8. township 3d south, rang
14 east. W. M.
You ar further notified that aald
Nolle UUey Realty Company, a cor
poratlon. baa paid taxes oa aald prem
Isea for prior or subsequent yra.
with tha rat of Interest on aald
amounts as follews:
Year 1913, paid Oct. 30, 1918. tax
receipt No. 6606, amount 3.78. rata of
Interest 16 per cent per annum.
Year 1914. paid Oct. 30, 1918. tax
receipt No. 8336, amount 3.38, rat of
Interest 15 per cent per annum.
Year 1916. paid Oct. 30, 1918. tax
receipt No. 6861, amouat 3.88, rata of
Intertet 16 per cent per annum.
Said Albert Sunblad
as the owner of th legal title of tha
above described property aa th Mm
snoears of record, aad each of th
other persons above named ar bar-
by notified that Noita utley company.
a corporation, plaiatlff herein, will
apply to the circuit court of th coun
ty and state aforesaid for a deer
foreclosing th ilea against th prop
rty abor described, aad mentioned
la said certificate. And you ar here
by summoned to appear within sixty
days after the first publication of thla
summons, exclusive of th day of aald
first publication, and dsfaad thla
action or nay tha amount due aa
above shown, together with costs sad
accrued; interest, end In case of your
failure to do so. decree will bo ran
dered foreclosing th lien of Mid
taxi mo costs against tha land and
premises abov named.
This aummoM la published by or
dor of the Hoaorabl D. V. Kuykea
dall. Judge of tho circuit court of tha
state of Oregoa. for tho county of
Klamath, and said order was made
and dated the 30th day of Jaauary,
1917, and the data or th first publl
cation of this summons Is the 7th
day of February, 1917.
All process snd papers la this pro
ceedings may be served anon th an.
derslgned residing within th state of
Oregon at tha address herelaarter
mentioned.
HERBERT P. WELCH.
Attorney for Plaiatlff.
Address Lakevlew, Oregoa.
7-14-31-38; 7.1431
for PaMleatwa ta Forecloa.
ar off Tax Idea
In tho Circuit Court of the Mate of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Jess N. Draw, Plaiatlff,
vs.
Margaret N. Italay, Margery N. Ite
lay, r. u McAlpln aad Margiret
N. Spauldlng. Defendants.
To Margaret N. Btaley, Margery N.
ntaiey, it. u McAlpln aid Mar.
gsret Spauldlag, the abov MbMd
Ddefeadaate.
Ia th nam of tha State of Or.
gon. You nr hereby notified that
Jessa N. Draw, th holder of eertlfi.
cate ot dellnquMCV numbered 881.
Issued on tho 16th day of August,
iia , ny tho tax collector of th ooua
ty of Klamath, state 'of Oreswa. for
th amount of Sixteen aid 77100
(118.77) dollars, tha same bslas tha
amount than duo aid delinquent
for taxea for the year MIS, together
with penalty, interest and costs there.
on upon th ml property aasessed
to you. of which you are tha asair
u appears ot record, situated la Mid
A Woman's
Problem
No wawn earaa to. hasp much
mossy la the house. Still, every
day some occasion arises when ah
finds Md for a llttl Mora money
thai ah fls sat In keeping on
bud . Why got start a check ae
MuatT It solve th problem in a
sate, twivmit manner.
FIRST STATE tifi
WanWRbaUY, fMetCAJty a,, ,.
'rounty aad state, and particular).
bounded bid described as follows, is.
wit i
eata kalt (IK) of lb. nur1a.
ett quarter (NW), tw0B
twealMhN (81), towntuhlp ihlf.
tjr-MVM (If) south, range lva
aad eae-balf (II H) ,.,( u, ,j?
Willamette Meridian, KUtaiih
county, state f Oregon.
You ar furhter notified that ai4
Jess N. Draw has paid late on aald
premises for prior or iib,ii,i
years, with th rate or lntvmt or
said amounta a follows.
Year 1913. paid August IS, iu,
tax receipt No. 1478, amount IIT.n'
rate of Interest IB per cunt per'
annum,
Year 1914, paid August in, isu,
Ux receipt No. 8171, amount l.t.u,
rate of Interest 11 per mm tr
annum.
Year MM, paid August IK, nu,
tax receipt No. 4101, amount f Iv.ts,
rate of Interest IS per cut pr
annum.
Said Margaret N, Staler n th
owner of tha legal title of Hid abate
described property m th same ap
pear at rerd, bad aaeb of the othtr
persona abv banted are hersby
further nUbd taat Jesse N. Draw
will apply to lb CtrMlt Court of the
roualy and atate aforesaid for a de
cree forecloalat taa lien agslmt the
preparty abbta described, and own.
tloned In MM rartlfleats. And yoa
ar hereby Mm ad to appear with.
la sixty day attar th first publics.
tie of this wmaoaa. xttesve of the
day of aald firat publication, aud de
fend thla acuaa r pay the smuust
du M abor abowa. togsthrr with
Mats and aeerued latere!, and la
eaa of yur fallur to do so. a iWrre
will a rndrd foreclosing th lit
of aald (mm nnd eoata against the
land and premise abov nawtxi.
Tht summoM I published by or
der of th Hoaorabl D. V. Kuyk-n-dall,
Judge of th Circuit Court of lbs
state of Oregoa for th county of
Klamath, and aald order was made
and dated th 80th day of February,
1917. Md th date of the firat publl
aatlM ot thla summoM la the ltt
day t February, MIT.
All proceaa aa4 pan la Ibis pro.
ceedlng may n"rvsr,pon the us
dsralgaed raaldlaf wttbla tha state of
Oregoa at th aditiat herfatter
meaUonad.
W. U. A. RRNNKIt.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address: KUmath Falls. Oregon.
31-38.714.31-88.4
Nolle Is hereby glvea that the un
dersigned baa been duly appointed ad
ministrator of tho estate of 'Maris R,
Tull. dscMssd, by th county court of
Klamath eoaaty, Oregon, aad all per
om haviag claim against said tuts
ar required to present Mve to me at
tha law oflee of Rutenle A Yaden, la
KUmath Falls, Oregon, within sli
months from th date ot this notice,
verified a required by law.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Orccoa,
February 14, 1917.
JAMBS H. OWEN.
Administrator of tha Rotate of Marls
K. Tull, DscMssd. 14.S1-37-M4
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