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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CHEVROLET
Two Carloads Just Arrived
"The Cir of Experieice"
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The car tha. hat revolutionized the world.
Many competitors knock it.
There's rtason.
We nevor knock anybody' car.
WE GUARANTEE THE CHEVROLET
TttrlH-l prlrwt tdertrtraly roulppffl r In li world, mine
la twl m l " to a" da nmI willing Hi U Iy looking m
a. If J" rannut mm In writ rr mlnlngM today.
TORt'lM. 'M- mmik. HO.UtHTI-.ll, mho.immi
Central Garage
Klamath Kail. Oregu
Number of Changes
Made in Game Laws
Matter of Dogs Taken Up by Legisla
ture, Migratory Birds Are Affected,
And Other Changes Are Made
sloti of Uim li'KUIainii n ml purlieu-
tally niil)'Ini; in Klnnnili utility,
lime been rerelteri l.y Henry .Stout,
Irjmtv Kiiinc HiinliMi, from Curl l.
I!lit.iiiiiler, Mule K'iiiiii warden.
ri h llrnt ilmtieit ! wild refercme
to ilic ltw In regard in iilnr, lri: (or
Sugar Beets Would
Save Idaho Horses
ProTide Winter Feed When Long Winter
Runs Price of Hay Out of Sight,
Gives Labor in Slack Period
Tat Mttad, Idilio, Knterprls. In
ctabsntlng on tbt benefits of the pro
fil luisr factory for that plac.
Kit forth a few arguments of Interval
irr production. It say In part:
. -Fuch a fartnry will afford a fixed
been kept at home If wc had a sugar
factory biro.
"The syrup from a sugar factory
would lnun tin aucco of an alfalfa
maml mill In ilio valley, and thlit
n ib rltlieas of several Westernjwotild afford a ready market fur nil
lit now muring the field of beet, the ellalfa w.. could rnle.
"It has been nunacmoi mat we
might build a sugar factory here
without the aid lit outside capital. So
Mrirt lor about one-fourth of tbi mllf n ,uc fn,.r If w can. In our Idei.
tcu; oira iirndmt of the entire val- hut by ell mraua, It I urgent Hint
It. Ilut Hilt l only a small portion the farmers and business men boot
( th bnrfltN to bn derived, In fact 'for title liiatllutlun If they feel that It
it Ucnly the Mtiallet portion, hrnuiQ. will benefit them
Iflli farmer don't raln beeta theyj -
lll devote ttirlr land and energies to
nan other crop Hint will give them
mt return.
'Ailde from tho direct lutereala of
tbi fArntrrn, many benefits on lie.
rlrnl (mm n hiipar factory. It would
raiplov too or nun men from October
mill February, turning the utiprodur
lire tltoo of Son men Into productlvo
Hue, and at the low estimate of f riO
ix r month it would mean an Increase
Tim following rtiiini:'i In the gainettrestitirei to be deposited ti the gamo
Irh iif Oieenn Hindi nt lint taut t,e.P"I-,"n tuna.
"Ilolh men nnd women nre 10m
nltcil to take out n hunting license
under the now gnmo code, although
women tire evempt from purrhsliig a
fNIi llrene. The price nf-n hunting
COAST T0N6 WAR
III FULL SWING
OFFKK OK PKACK MOC1KTV HAVK
xo Kvnut until hop msuh
HAVK KVKSKU HCOflK WITH
III NO KOXflH
SAN FKANCIHCO, March S Offcra
of the Cblneae peace aoclety to ar
range n peace parley have been
Ncorned by the Chliiene long (hat
gltirt'-d-a war Monday with the killing
of Chlnexe. In four count cltlc. The
ofTiTK were made following a meeting
In the Cblnee quarter, In which twen
ty Cblncxi paclfltlxtR participated.
Hepreoeiitntlvrif or the xlx warrang
Ioiib wen Invited to attend the meet-
Ink, but none of the Invitation waa
llrentin Is $1.60, Inatead of fl, nnd flio occeplcd. The necretary of the peace
.nine Im true for nn nnKlIng ll'nonne. Umlely ald thnt be wa afraid peace
"Tin onen neaaon nil over the atate.tiroiotal would receive no conalder-
tlin piirpom of liuhlttu r bouiullng(oii Migratory blrda hereafter will be atlun until the Huey fling nnd Hop
from Oitobcr let to January lCtb. Blnga bad at leant made nn attempt to
"Tne Chinese phcaaant ben baa i even the score with tbe Ulng Kong,
been protected, and It U unlawful tnlwho hot member of both theae tongs
kilt the same at any tlmo hereafter, ion Monday.
"In name District No. 3 tho open Hpeclal detail of policemen guard-
ill'er. 'flu I'.ilfi l.nv Maw repealed and
lb follimliig Mihitlluled therefer:
"No iron or pemona ehnll make
line ot a iIok In buulliiK, puriiliiK or
klllltii; :my of iln r. utile nulmalK of
I hi otr.te of Oregon,
Any free riiiinliu: don or iIorh run-
nliir, nt InrKK In terrltor) Inlmblted by
deer r found following upon tbu
track of ii to name animal of the mate,
or mi) free ruiiiilnr. dog or dog run
ning nt targe In any of tbu fields of
the Mute after the owner ha been
duly notified in urltlng by any game
hiii dm or oilier ofllier eiitrimted with
lliii infonetiieut of the name laws of
IIiIk male, and If tbe reputed owner
lU.-lnluiH ottiiernlilp of tbe xnld dog or
doi'H. tin luitue inny be declared n
mitillr niilriniiri and may be klllid at "In (lame District No. 2 (Klamath
muIi time by tiny irutne warden or oth-, County) winter fishing baa been ellm
er eii.on eiitriutetl with tbe euforce- inated eicept for trout over eighteen
ment of the gtune Iiiuh without crlm-. Incite In length.
hmi nr elk II Hublllt..' "Uame llreedent permlU will here-
One half of all tine money bere-.ntter cost the sum of IS. tnstead or,
after III be forwarded to the stale Deiug issuca tree a nerewmrr
Hcni-on on deer bpg1n Septrmber 1st
and continue through until October
Int. The bag limit I two, lntead of
three. However. In Klamath county
the open season l from August IStb
to October 15th, with a bag limit or
two.
"In (lame District No. 9 (Klamath
county) the open aeasou onnage hen
begins August Int. Instead of July
I rah, and continues until August 31st.
"The bag limit on trout has been
changed through from 75 to GO trout.
or 3G ounds In nny one day,
President Wilson "soon would be put
out of tbe way," and bad stated tbat
tbe '200,000 troop! on tbe border
would not stand up if put against an
efficient forcu.'
BLAME IS FIXED
FOR DARDANELLES
I'MCKfl IIV I.WKHTffMTf N'fl COM.
MITTKK ON I.ATH M)ltl KITCH
i:.KI AND KAIH.V WAR COV.V
i:il FOB KIV OF TMMWH
l.ONIMN, March 8 An Investigat
ing committee ha fixed the blame for
the failure of the Dardenelle expe
dition upon the late I.ord Kitchener
and I be early war council.
The report said that Kitchener was
responsible for tbe three weeks' delay
In dispatching the troops, and did not
utilize the service of the general staff
sufficiently.
ed the depot and ferry landings here
nnd all Incoming and outgoing Chi
nese were searched for weapons. Ex
tra police were on duty in tbe Chinese
quarter.
Few Horse In Ktate
SACHAMENTO. March 8. War
ring nations having almost stripped
California of horses, there Is unprece
dented activity toward replenishing
the supply. Secretary C, W. Paine of
the Rtnte Stallion Registration board'
reported to the legislature. Applica
tions for registration of stallions are
coming In att he rate of twenty-five a
day, Paine says. ,
An Xtmm agesit aweria ao letter of
1 latrodactle. SeeChUeote. 23
Grave of Gen. Funston in National Cemetery, Presidio
Harety bonds while jom wait. See
Chllcotr. 23
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
RUB BACKACHE AWAY WITH
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD,
PKXETRATIXG W8T. JACOB'S
OIL"
receipt No C0l. gamut 2.(4, rat
of interest 15 per cent !!.
Year 1914, paid Oct. 3. mt, tag
receipt No. 6221, amount 3.31, fate af
interest IS per cent per annum.
.Year 11S, paid Oct. 30, 1IH, tax
receipt No. SS2. amount 2.M, rate of
Interest IS per cent per annum.
Said Oliver Moody
as the owner of tbe legal title of the
above described property aa the same
lppears of record, and each of the
other persons above named are here
by notified that Nolte Ulley Company.
a corporation, plaintiff herein, will
apply to the circuit court of the coun
ty and state aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the lien against the prop
erty above described, and mentioned
In said certificate. And yon are here
by summoned to appear within sixty
days after the first publication of this
summons, exclusive of tbe day of neM
first publication, and defend taw
action or pay tbe amonnt dae "
above shown, together with costs and
accrued Interest, and in case of your
failure to do so, a decree will be ren
dered foreclosing the lien of eaM
taxes and costs against the land and
premises above named.
This summons is published by or
der of the Honorable D. V. Kuykem
dsll. Judge of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon, for the connty of
Klamath, and said order waa made
and dated tbe 30th day of Jaaaary.
1017. and tbe date of the fret ahU-
catlon of this summons bt the IK
day of February; 1917.
-AI1 process and papers In this pro
ceed Ingi may be served upon, the na
derslgned residing within the state of
Oregon at tbe address heretaafter
mentioned.
HERBERT P. WELCH,
Attorney for PUIatlnT.
Addrern Lakevlew, Oregon.
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Back hurt youT Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinges? Now listen!
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get relief tbe
moment yon rub your back with
soothing, penetrating "St Jacob's OH."
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
ness and stiffness so quickly. You
simply rub it on your back and out
come the pain. It la harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old. honest "St.
Jacob's OH" from any drug store, and
after using It Just once, you'll forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been rec
ommended for 60 years. Adr.
ami
tor feeding. All of them could have
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KOLB KNOWN IN
MEXICO FORMERLY
MCX1CO CITY, March R. Inquiry
of wmIiIi i. ii... ,.. ... ir. aha .'rimrnrnintf P. Kolb. whoMo arrest In
"""Hi. J Honoken. N. J., following the finding
'.A sugnr fnrinry In operulion tbl"'of hoinbs nnd explosives In hi room.
iU.r..!0U,d.,!""0 !'BV,d lh0UIU,nd of iraii-alrd that n man of that name ni
Holliri worth of livestock to'the '.,., . ,.. ,,, ,hll
lr. Reports received from lb win- "ved Vorn Orut in lt14. when the
r tinge that many horse aro dylag coiiitltutlonallsl nrmy. headed by
f starvation and exposure. These tleneral Carranxa made Us headqunr-
MNes were all tulpped because of the J ,cr- tBerc.
M i of feed, nnd beside hundreds "f According to (lencrul Juan Merlgo,
Mil of born stock were shipped, were1 wll0 commanded an artillery corps of
eiiatr sold outright nt a ridiculously , cnl,Htitutlonnllst nrmy. Kolb boro
-,- Fncrj, or inoveiito other localities , ,,aM,wrt signed by Count von Hern-
storf, the aerman amnnsHnaor m
WnshliiKton. 1I Haiti he woh n (ler
mau rei.ervll. nnd Imd recently beeu
In rtnulh America.
Cenrral Merlgo says tho man said
he waa machine gun operator, nnd
tried to Join his corps, but this per
mission wan refused. Uter, the man
came to Mexico City nnd tried agnln to
Join tho nrmy, but without success.
General Merlgo wtyB be bellovoa Kolb
then wont north, probubly to tho Tarn,
nieo nil Held. A descrlbod by Uou-
nrnl Merlgo. tho Kolb knowu hero wa,
tall nnd alight of build, nnd compara
tively young.
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UlAMATH FALIJ AKTON1HHKD
HV MKBCHANT'H STOUV
A merchant relates tho following
"For year I could not aleep without
...... .irv hour. Whatever I ute
L-... ..I nu nnit ynnrnouH. AIho llld
.tomacli catarrh. ONH HPOONFUL
i buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., tut
ralxod In Adlcr-l-ka roiievou mo in
8TANTLY." Rochuho Adler-l-ka fliiiU-
th KNTIRR nlltnentnry tract It re
lieve ANY CASH constipation, sour
stomica or im and provent nppondl
cltla. It bm QUICKWbT action of any
tt.i we ever sold. sThe Whitman
tleiicnl rrederlcW Punston wa burled ytt tho National Cemetery at the Presidio in San Francisco.
Photograph slioa tl crowd at his tomb and ttfo flower, that had been placed at the gravo after Interment.
This
Timothy Seed
oc per pound
Ktr I'nre Ilecleaaed Heed.
wwn In Wood lllver Vallay.
Wrlle or Telephone
h J? D. Briscoe ,
ileholsoa Kaant Ft. Klamath.
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MattfeMBt
We announce to tiie paMlo that
wi hare Uken over, the O. K.
-i -an win guaraato tit Mat
2 to all old aad aew
troas.
KrfRO.,rrrtatWs ,
TO GIVE TEXTS
ABOUT FIRST DAY
HVANflKI.IST KXTKNIW COIIDI4L
INVITATION TO .11. TO UK IMtKH.
I.WT TOXKUIT TO HKA1I OTIIKn
KIDK OF gUKHTlOX
fair 'play he would ilk the privilege
of presenting all the texts mentioning
tho first day of the week In tho New
Testament, nnd extended a cordial In
vitation to all to bo present toulgbt to
honr the other ldo of the question.
a
BRYAN DOES NOT
FAVOR FILIBUSTER
MEMBER NATIONAL
GUARD SENT DATA
I'HIVATK saiARFKNBKRG OF A
MINNESOTA COMPANY WftOTK
TO GKItMAXY FROM MKXICAN
1
BORUKR MANY READY TO RISK
Doforo n latge congregation In the
service nt the Oosnel hull last night,
tivnngollitt Tuppor cited Hcb. 1:88,
and John 1:1-3,10, to show Christ's
nsrocliitlon with the Father In Crea
tion In fact us tho active agent.
Also im the one that spoko the law
ot Blnnl. -
As Crciilor nml Lawgiver he was n
phrty In establlshlDK tho memorlul of
Creation," bo wild.
ICxek. 20:13,20, wns tjuutod to snow
1IIA OBJKCTION TU AKMKI KV" MINNEAPOLIS Minn. March 8
, -
THtUTY BILL WAS IN LAN-".oflcr of ,n p,rst Minnesota Infant
ry returning to Fort Bnelllng from
OVAOK AND WILSON WOUiai the Mexican border, announced that
FT POWKR I'NDRR OONnmON1 ', "S
It us n rIg between (lod and man of w
snuctlllcatton. iirv.n
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MIAMI, Ohio, March' William
Jennings Bryan has given the United
I'reaa a statement that he la opposed
to tho filibustering which occurred In
.the senate over tho armed neutrality
l.uke 4
cnntom of Jorum nnd tho manner of
Paul.
"Tlieso examples woro n warrant
for kooiln6,tho ChiUtiutx Sabbath. To
walk even ua ho walked," he Mid.
At tho cloao of the service Evangel
Isi Purdom said In the Interest of
said his objections to the
bill related
language employed. II' added:
"Tho public has confidence In Wit
son, and congress would not aeakat
to grant him the power If lie almiolf
could use It. But Wilson cannot rid
oa ta aalag or aaaal the gtta."
1 private In Company L, First Minneso
ta infantry, was sentenced to Ave
eur imprisonment at Fort Leaven
worth, Kans-,, February 5th, by a
court'inartlal of regular army officers
sitting at Ban Antonio, for furnishing
military Information to Uermany.
A letter addressed ta relatives In
Germany asserting thnt 10.000.000
qrrnnn th'la counlrywero1 ready
to rlae tip against the government In
to the! the event of war with Qermaay, waa
Intercepted by 1 British authorities and
turned over to Washington officials,
according to statements by. the offi
eern, 8obarfenberg is a native of Oor
maay. "He had predicted ta hi letter that
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Election of a Board ot Su
pervisors of the Klamath Drain
ige District of Klamath Conary,
Oregon.
To the owners ot land situate' in tbe
Klamath Drainage District of
Klamath County. Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that a meet
Inr. of the owners of land situate In
tbe -Klamath Drainage DUtrlct of
Klamath county, Oregon, is called
for the purpose of electing a board
of three supervisors as and In the
manner provided by law for said
Klamath Drainage District, such
meeting to be at the office ot said
Klamath Drainage DUtrlct at No. 713
Main street, in the city ot Klamath
Fnlls, Klamath county, Oregon, on
Saturday, the 17th day ot March,
A D. 1917, af the hour of t o'clock In
the afternoon on said date.
C. R. DE LAP.
County Clerk ot Klamath County
Oregon. S-llt
HuuimoBs for Publication in Fore'
closure of Tax Lien
Iu tho Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Klamath county
Nolto Dtley Realty Company, a cor
poration, PiRintirr.
vs.
Oliver Moodr. Defendant
To Oliver Moody, the above named
Defendant:
In the. name of tbe State of Oregon
You are hereby notified tbat Nolte
IHley Realty company, a corporation,
tho holder of Certificate ot Delin
quency numbered 870, Issued on the
30th day of October, 1910. by tbe tax
collector of the county of Klamath,
state of Oregon, for tho amount of
three and 94-100 dollars, tho same
being the amount then due aud de
linquent for the taxes for tho year
1911, together with penalty, Interest
and cotU thereon upon the real prop
erty assessed to you, of which you nre
tbe twner aa appears of record, situ,
ated In said county and state, nnd
particularly bounded uud described as
follows, to-wlt:
The north half of the north half
qf tbe northeast quarter of tho
northeast quarter of section 30,
township 39 south, range 15 east.
W M
You are further notified that said
Nolte Utley Realty Company, a cor
poratldn, ha paid taxes on aald prem
Ises for prior or sunsequeai
Huanmoas for PatMteaUoa a F
dosareof Tax Idea
In tho Circuit Court of the Stat ot
Oregon, for Klamath Coaaty
Nolte, Utley Realty Company, a cor
poration, Plalntla.
v.
II. R. Jewel and W. J. Jewel, De
fendants. To H. R. Jewel aad W. i. Jewel, the
above named Defeadaata:
In the name of tbe State of Oregea:
You are hereby notified that Nolte
I'tley Realty Company, a corporattoa,
tbe holder of 'Certificate ot Detta
quency numbered 889, leaned oa the
30th day of October, 191C. by the tax
collector or the connty ot Klamath.
state or Oregon, for the amount ot
four and 07-100 dollar, the same
being the amount then dae aad de-
jllnquent for the taxes for the year
115, lugemer win iwninny, uunr
and costs thereon upon the real prop
erty assessed to yoa. of which yoa ar
the owner as appear el record, atte
sted In said county aad state, aad
particularly bounded and described a
follows, to-wlt:
Tbe south half of the aoath halt
0 tbe northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter ot seeUoa 5,
township 36 aoath, range 14 east.
W M. '
Yo'n are further aotiled that aald
.Volte Utley Realty Compear, a cor
poration, has paid taxes oa aald prem
ises tor prior or sobeeaneat year.
with the rate ot -latere oa aald
amounts as follew:
Year 1913. paid Oct. 30. ltl. tax
receipt No. 5598, amount 3.78, rat of
Interest 15 per cent per annum.
Yeir 1914. paid Oct. so. isif. tax
receipt No. 6336, amount 3.3S. rat of
interest 15 per cent per aaaam.
Year 1915. paid Oct 30. 1916. tax
receipt No. 5854, amount 3.86, rate et
interest is per cent per aaaam.
Said W. J. Jewel
as tbe owner of the legal title et the
above described property a the
appear ot record,, aad eaea rtk
otner person anove name ar aere
by notified that Nolte Utley Cempeay.
a corporattoa. plaiatia hereia, will
apply to tbe circuit court ot th ooea
ty and state aforesaid, for a decree
foreclosing the Hen axamat'tae prop
erty above described,' aad' meaUoaed
in said certlgcat. AMfM are Here
by summoned to appear wltala sixty
dar after tbe flret publicatioa ot thia
summons, exclusive ot the day ot aald
first publication, anq aerena tai
action or pay tbe amouat dae a
above shown, together with coat aad
accrued Interest, and ia eae ot your
failure to do so. a decree will a ren
dered foreclosing the uea et eaia
taxes nnd cost against th land aad
pri-mlses above named.
Tfcis aummons 1 published by or
der of the Honorable D. V. Kuykea
dall. Judge of the circuit court of th
state of Oregon, for th county ot
Klamath, and said order waa made
and dated the 30th day ofsJaauary.
1917. and the date ot the trst publi
cation of this summons 1 the lt
day of February, 1917. 1
All process and paper ia this pro
ceedings may be served upon th an
derslgued residing within the state of
Oregon at the address hereinafter
mentioned.
HERBERT P. WELCH.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ailaross Tal;nvlew, Oregon.
1-8-15-83-1-8-15
years,
with the rate ot Interest oa aald
amount aa follews:
Year 1913, paid Oct. 30, 1916, tax
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no struggling tor areata at aigat;
your cold or catarrh wll h g,
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a little ot this frsgraat, aatlsipli.
healing cream ia your aoetrU. jM
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