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THE EVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLt, OMEOONr"
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WIONISDAY, APRIL St, Wt.
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AMERICANS
OF MILITARY AOI
,.rMlml Distribution of In Ittl.
iMltd Mai Population, II to 44,
litelutlvf. January t, 1910, Aetord.
g to Age Groups.
No, In
No In 1'itrli int
HMIlip KlOlipn
3.mo,r,ir, i,uir.,:r.H
G.OSM.IllM 1.011,1140
. ,Cti7.3fl! H37.474
I,03N,1N MI7.0K4
:i,7iii.r.!n 743,019
.1,(177,428 flir.,4Hfl
01 roup
l In 19
jo in :i
55 ID 23
JO 10 31
M in 39
0 10 II
Tols, .au.B2i
,:, . II.770.OKJ
JO!,. II IO.W5.443
Avillible Unmarrltd Males
January t, 1916
j, ,,, j. ... ....... i.sm.stK
m :i . . - 3,775,37b
:, , H . - . 4.871.01 1
io.o:7.fir.
11 In 41 (widowed mill ill
tarred tiifti) ....... .. 477.711
Tulal
10.(05,401
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. A. A. SOULE
I'd) li Ion unit Kurgeui
l!m. M. Kmma I'll. I Mi ono If. I J
County Coroner
OR. P. M. WHITE
fye. Ear, Non 4 Threat
Kfei TtwH- (JUoata Filled
aT 4Wd rVUowo lUilldwaj
JOHN C. CI.M1IIOIIN
C'oaaty Kurttyar
Civil Engineer
DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICt, ROOM 7 Mi
WHITI BUILDINQ
City & County Abstract Co.
AUTtlUH It. WILMO.N
617 Main Ht.
AIIHTItACTM, LOANS AND
I per cent Money far Loan
INSURANCE
DR P. R. GODDARD
tMTKOI'ATIIIU PHYSICIAN
Hullo 210, I. 4). 41. F. Temple
Itrairmbcr Ktaminatlon and con
aliatlou la free at your liumo. or
la the office,
farther I um the portable
fiddlag airrl table for home trmt
nmrt. TliU Innurea tho home
troaimmt iw I. euel lo any civet)
la Hie nUlie ami the prlre la tlie
ante.
litem aai.
Iteldnv iIiiim SMIM-It.
fewer RooMig Houe
HH Main Street
Klml-rliiH rimniH for transient
or permanent roomers.
FAA0WW0tmmtt0V0WWWW0
WOOD
Jt phone IftT Md aak for Pey
ton. He la the man who can aohro
your Mood problem (or yon.
Klamath Fuel Co.
W0WWWWWWWWW0
3r3 acres three mlloi from
Klamath Falls, 203 acres un
der government ditch, all an
cssmonta paid to date; rich
bottom nnd; now five-room
Plastered house and large barn,
the beat buy In Klamath coun
y ut $00.50 per aero; terms.
J. F. MAGUIRE
1'lione 29KM, or 'call evenlnga
t 231 Melrose street, city, Hot
nprings,
I For Sale I
LRQAL NOTICES
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NOTICE
Whoilu
u. on Arll 2, IDI7, llio
Common Coumll of the CHy f Klaiu.
ath Fall duly ordained mi OIUM
NANCE. No, 411, whirl! milil ordl
nam hu duly Uiirovil mid fll.d for
reiord April 4, 1917, proponing a
grant nml fnintliUn to n,., k,..,
Power C'ompiiny ii nd whlth hiiIiI or-
illllillirK wit dm lured to tit. ti iompi.
IliK orilliiiiiiro wllli nn Initialed mill.
linniK IIIimI with ,. I'nllii, Judge
Mnrclt X, 1 1 17. nml prem-iili'd (o Um
Cominoii t'oiinrll on Murili 12, 1017,
nml, wIiiti-h", Um I'iiIIk. JihIki wiih
duly niiiliiirliKil nml dlriiiil liy Hit'
Coiiiimiii ('oiimll in milimli mull rum.
linlliiK oiillmimn in tin' iii!tllMii
voIitn nl Hip Kiimrnl iniiiilclinl idi-r-lion
Miiy ?, I y 1 7 . nml to imblUli n
brief Ultnimiii of Um (iMior mid rf-
fi'd of mull loiiipxiliiK nrdlnniiro.
NOTICi: IK IICItKIIV IIVi:S Hint tlm
purpoM of mull romprlliiK nrilliiuiirt.
In In Krnnt In (In. mild Kcno l'owir
CiPinimny n frmirliUn and rlxlit fur
nml durlliK n prlod of 2.'. )nr to
ril, liinliiUlii ioc, wlrm, rnlil4,
dtirt nml iiprrnry apidlnnri-H and
npiinrnliu for mipptyltiK rlirtrlrlly
for nil purpowH with In Um llmlu of
sld rlty. nml for I In- purpoe of pii
nlilln and nlllti Um Komi Power
Cotiipniiy In tarry on Kit liunltmiui rlno.
lii'r tlinn In mid ilty, nn now or
lii'lrufliT IhiiiikIimI nml ronntlliiU'd
Hnld f rum lilmt ordliinnrn provldm
tlmt In-fur.' Iii-kIiiiiIhk imitnllntion of
IIh dUtrllnilliiK nyiilciii plmm nnd
npi'rlflrailiiiiH llirrrfnr lial lm nub
milled lo tin. rounrll for upprotnl
dy l ho (,'lly KiinliifT Hald Krnn
I'owrr t'ompnii)' In rniulrod undor
Um tcrnin of inch -ompHInK ordl
nniiCK to fllr with tlm I'ollrt. Judico lt
wrlitpii arrrplmiri) of Kit tfrmi within
lily dny from and nftr tin approval
mid pnMnKit; In permit the into by
tlm rlty of nil It pult ulrltialna wlriM
for flri-nlnrin. pollrt', telrphotio and
tiliKrnili purptmeii: that mid Kinm
I'owvr (.'iiinpnny clinll ht'Kln nclual
limtnllatlon of Itt propovd uyatotn
within altly daya from date of accept
aiico, and lo afford full and adequate
rvlre to all portion of the rlty not
later than December t. 1919; nnd
ihall make, execute tind tkllr to
the Police Juda for the benefit of
mild rlty an Indemnity bond In the
Ml m of $15,00(1.00 conditioned that
the Keno Power Company will fully
comply with tlie proUlomi of Mich
iiimpetliiK ordinance mid frnnchUe;
the ordinance further provide that
upon the acceptance of I ho franchUn
the Keno Power Company ahall pay
lo the city the mini of 1500.00, nnd
In addition thereto 3V4 per centum
of It annual Kro receipt derived
from buitlne wllhln the city limit:
that the city, at the expiration of the
term of tho franchise, may purchae
nnd tnko ovr to Itnelf the entire plant
UttaxuSell
$635 Now
$665 May 1st
tMcaute of th mci4MUd cost of th
hlf hgrad nutariala used in the manu
factur of Maxwell Motor Cars
-and bttcausa the policy of tho Mtutwoll
Company will not permit of cheapening
its product
therefore the price of the Maxwell
will be slightly increased as follews:
Touring Car, from $635 to $665
Roadster - from $620 to $650
All price f. o. b. Detroit I
Buy YOUR Maxwell before MAY FIRST
and save the increase
Howie Garage
sMaxntl
Motor
lit n vulumloti lo be fixed by the Pub
lie Hurvbo Cotntnlmlon,
It I further provided that the
Keno Puwer Company hll not dur
Iiir tlie term or the franchlM, aoll
itlaii or traimfur the name or any
portion or It phyMlcnl property with,
out tlm cMimont of the Co mm on Coun
(II. Ily aiilliorlty or tlm Common Conn
til Dated m Kliimiilh KhIIh, April IN,
IHI7
a. i.. u':avitt.
I H-1 III 1'iillt-n JiidKO.
4ITII'K 4IK tXTi:HT
liepartmeiit of tlm Interior,
Pulled Htnten Land Office.
I.nkevlew, Oreaon, April 3, 1917.
To Kred Kukln, of unknown addrem,
lonteiitpe'
Vim urn hereby notified that Henry
Ktlle., uhn alvcM Klamath Kail, Ore.,
iih hi poKtofflre uddrem, did on
Mirrh 2, 1917, file In UlU office hi
duly corroborated upillrntlon to con
tent nnd men re the cancellation of
)our HiiiiK-Rtend Kntry No. 081,01,
Herlnl No. oxr.r.2, made April 9. 191C,
for uorthcnRt quarter, towmhlp 38
KOiith, rmiKn 10 emit, Willamette
meridian, mid u Krnui)d for hi con
text he allege that:
You deiierled and abandoned the
nbove di-Kcrlbed land on or about
tlm sr,th day or November, 1915, and
eer hIiiii' the mild 1 1 mo and date
hnc entirely mid totally railed, lie-
Klerted mid omitted to eifablUh a
r.'Kldeiuo upon the ald laud or to
live thereon or to Improve or to cul
tivate the name, and that the aald
IhihIm ure In a utale or neglect and
decay; that ahortly after hi entry
on Kiild land you made a few Im
provement of tiumll value, which
aid Improvement are now In a state
or nciclert and decay, and that the
ald Kred Kukln-, yourneir. ha alnce
the date of nld deertlon remained
nny. That your aucence from tne
alil latidK und the abandonment
thervof by you, wa not duo to your
employment In military aervlco ren
dered In connection with operation
In Meilco, or along the bordera there
of, or In mobolltatlon camp else
where, or In the military or naval
orRnnUntlou of the United State or
the national KUnrd of uny of the sev
eral MluteH.
You are, thererorc, further noti
fied that the raid allegation will be
token an confensod, and your aald
entry will be canceled without fur
ther right to be heard, cither before
th Ik office or on appeal, If you fall to
file In thlr office within twenty daya
nfler the FOURTH publication of
thin notice, ns hown below, your
nniwer, under oath, apecltlcally re
xpondltiK to these allegation or con
tent, together with duo proof that
you have served a copy or your an-
Can
HAT'llLD't ROTrftR AMONG
ILICTION lANOITS ON TRIAL
'
HUNTINOTON, W. Va April 25.
Handlta armed Wltk revolvera and
with faces bidden behind black maak,
wep( down on tbe polling place In
HorkhoUHo precinct, Mingo county,
Khoitly before tbe ballot of the 1914
congrelonal election were counted,
held up tbe entire election 'man at the
point of gun and atole the entire
franchise of the precinct. Poll books,
bnllot boxes nnd election parnphenntla
were carted away.
Two brothera of a former governor
or thl statn will go to trial tomorrow
In federal court here, charged with
complicity In that raid. They are
Green way and Valentine Hatfield,
brothers of former Governor II. O.
Hatfield. Three others, Noah White,
flcorge R. Maynard and Jack Brew
ster who experienced a mistrial at
the September term, will face
the!
same chargea tomorrow.
One lone null Mooae ballot, found
on n wild hlllalde, mite from the pre
cinct, I the only one of the 800 Bal
lots ever found.
Howard Sutherland, republican sen
ator from West Virginia, and C. E.
Cooper, republican, were the success
ful candldatea In the 1914 election.
The alleged fraud favored democrats,
It Is claimed, but did not materially
affect the republican count.
A fire may come lm tlie night and
wipe out your e-rHUy poaseaakm.
lietter ajet good lASiace before tbe
fire. Hee CWlcote. 29
swer on the aald contestant either In
person or by registered mall.
You ahoutd atate in your answer
the name of tbe poatofrice to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
JA8. P. DUROESS, Register.
Date of 1st publication April 11, 1917
Date of 2d publication April 18, 1917
Date of Zd publication April 26, 1917
Date of 4th publication May 2. 1917
NOTfCK OF FINAL 8KTTLKMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of Will
lam P. McMillan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as administrator of tbe
above-entitled estate, has filed In
the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Klamath County, the final
account of her administration of said
estate, and that the Court has fixed
Friday, the llth'day of May, 1917,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, as the
time, and the Klamath County Court
room aa the place for hearing objec
tions to said account. If any, and for
the settlement thereof.
Dated April 10. 1917.
ei.ua m. McMillan,
Administratrix of the Esate of Will-
lam P. McMillan, Deceased.
11-18-25-2-9
Notice of Sheriffs Hale
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
F. L. Monroe, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. R. Akin and Grace E. Akin, De
fendants. By virtue of an execution, Judg
ment order, decree and order of sale
Issued out of the above entitled court
in the above entitled cause to me di
rected and dated on the 14th day of
March, 1917, upon Judgment render
ed and entered in said court on the
13th day of March, 1917, In favor ot
the above named plaintiff, F. L. Mon
roe, and against the above named de
fendants, J, R. Akin and Grace E
Akin, his wife, for the turn ot $500.00
with Interest at the rate of 7 per
cent from the 1st day of March, 1917,
and for the further sum ot $-50.00 and
for the further sum of $38 80 casta
and disbursements, together with the
costa of and upon this writ command.
Ing me to make sale of the following
described real property, situated in
the county of Klamath, atate of Ore
gon, and described as
the southeast quarter (H) of the
southeast quarter (U) of section
thirty-two (32), township thirty
six (36) south, range fourteen
(14) east of the Willamette Merid
ian, containing forty (40) acres,
more or less.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said ex
ecution, Judgment order, decree and
order of sale, and In compliance with
tho commands ot aald writ, I will, on
the 28th day of April, 1917, at 2
o'clock, at the front door ot the coun
ty court house, In Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, Oregon, aell at pub.
lie auction, subject to the redemption,
to the highest bidder tor cash In
hand, all the right, title and Interest
which tbe above named defendants,
or either of them, had on the 11th
day of September, 1918, the date ot
the mortgage herein foreclosed, or.
since that date had la and to the
above described property, or any part
thereof, to' satisfy said execution,
Judgment order and decree, Interest,
costa and accruing costs.
Dated this 14th day ot March, 1917.
QUO, h. HUMPHREY,
Sherd ot Klamath Owaty, Ore.
By T. K. QRIFFITH, Deputy.
H-IM2.M1-1M?
ALGOMA LOGGING
CAMP IS STARTED
NEW RAILROADS ICINO IUILT
AND 65 MEN ARE NOW EMPLOY
ED, WITH ISO FULL CAPACITY.
ti
NEW DONKEY ENGINE COMING
ALttOMA. April 25. (Special Cor
respondence) The Algoma Lumber
company's logging camp resembles a
beehive of Industry. New railroads are
belmc built; new shacks are being put
up, and preparations are being made
to make this the biggest year since
the camp started.
Sixty-five men are employed now,
and this number i constantly being in
creased. When logging operation com
mences in earnest the camp will em
ploy 150 men.
A new donkey engine, a Seattle of
the latest type, will arrive in a few
days.
Jack White's establishment Jack I
the cook is a very popular one. He
says that if the boys show to oa good
advantage In the woods as they do at
hi place, it Is tbe best crew that he
has ever seen. This is a good boost,
for Jack has cooked from Alaska to
Mexico.
Britishers Colobrate
PORTLAND. Ore., .April 25. Al
though May 24th in the calendar Is
Empire Day, Britishers In Portland
will, observe Empire Day May 26th
with a big celebration in tbe audi
torium of the Lincoln high school.
The change was made because Cap
tain Leh Hay Beltb. of the British
army, better known by his pen name,
Dan Hay, will speak in Portland on
tbe 24th.
(Equllty 877)
In tbe Circuit Court ot the State ot
Oregon, for tbe County ot Klam
ath.
Claude M. Lewin, Plaintiff,
VB.
Benlta H. Lewln, Defendant.
To Benlta H. Lewln. the Defendant
above named:
In the name of the 8tate of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer tbe complaint filed
(against you in the above entitled suit.
on or before the 25th day. of April.
1917, that being the day of tbe last
publication of summons and the last
day within which you are required to
appear and answer said complaint as
fixed by the order of publication of
this summons. If you fall to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed for
In his sold complaint. Said suit Is
brought to secure a dissolution ot the
bonds of matrimony heretofore and
now existing between yourself and
this plaintiff on the grounds ot wilful
desertion for a period of one year, and
for tne custody of the two minor
children.
This summons Is published in the
Evening Herald, a dally newspaper ot
general circulation, printed, publish
ed and circulated dally at Klamath
Falls, in Klamath county, state of
Oregon, by order of the Honorable D.
V. Kuykendalt. and dated March 14,
1917, the first publication to be made
upon Wednesday, the 14th day of
March. 1917, and the last publication
thereof to be made Wednesday, the
25th day or April, 1917.
H. M. MANNING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
14-21-28-4-11-18-25
Drop in on Us
ANY TIME.
We are always
glad to see you,
whether you
come merely to
purchase.
WOOD
AND
HAY
We want you to
feel at home
here. Make It a
point to atop in
and get acquaint
ed. It will be
well worth your
while.
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Phone 72 622 Main Street
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Moving Pictures
Andre Anderson, playing tbe heavy
(weight) lead In "Tbe Prince of Oraus
tark," pulled back his powerful right
and pushed It against tbe Inelegant
map of Marty Cutler, brother of
Charlie, the wrestler, 'and sent that
aspiring athlete all over the lawn in
front of a beautiful estate on Chica
go's north shore. Seven extra girls
fainted. The director said tomake It
n real flgbt, and Andre, whose educa
tion in tbe drama had been sadly neg
lected, assented. A real fight waa the
only kind he knew. So It is certain
that in one part of "The Prince of
Qraustark," filmed in five acts by Ess-
nay, realism Is at Its height. Those
who have read the book will recog
nize the prize Sght scene, when the
self made millionaire, at a loss on how
to properly entertain royalty, puts on
a battle between Sledgbammer Smith
and Bullhead Brown on the lawn. At
the Star tonight-
Special music score for "The Pride
of the Clan," opera house tonight- It
Arretted for High Living
ROME. April 25. La Tours and
Azagno's, Rome's largest cafes, have
been fined for selling Ices and ice
cream on "sweetless" days. Approx
imately $4,000 worth of tbe "forbid
den fruit" was sequestered by the
municipal authorities and distributed
among the city's soldier wounded and
war orphans.
SA6E TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
ITS GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO
BRING BACK COLOR AND Lt'8
TRKTO HAIR
You can turn gray; faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a ,50-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug store. Millions
of bottles ot this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe, improved by the addition ot
other ingredients, are sold annually,
says a well known druggist here, be
cause it darkens the balr so natur
ally and evenly that 'no one can tell Is
has been applied.
Those whose hair ts turning gray
or becoming faded nave a surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray balr van
ishes and your locks become luxuri
antly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight
and you'll be delighted with your
dark, handsome hair and your youth
ful 'appearance within a few days.
This preparation is a toilet requisite
and Is not Intended for the' cure, miti
gation or prevention of disease. Adv
Klamath Falls
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Ar. Algoma Mills 8:26 a.m.
Ar. Lamm's Mill 9:36 a.m.
Ar. Chlloquln 11:66 a.a.
Ar. Agency 11:26 a.m.
Ar. Ton Klamath 12:20 a.m.
Lv. Fort Klamath l:66p.at.
Ar. Agebcy. 1:16 p.m.
Ar. Chlloquln. 1:66 p.m.
Ar. Lamm'-Mill 3:66 n.m.
Ar. Algoma ,4:06 p.m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 6:16 p.m.
Algoma $1.16
Lamm's Mill 2.66
Williamson River S.66
Chlloquln 2:(6
Klamath Agency '2.16
Fort Klamath 2.66
.Light freight and perishable goods
will be delivered, If desired, by par
ties en route.
Phone 363.
Office, 634 Main street.
R; C. SPIKK,
Manager.
W. D. MILLER
Roofls Cosrtmcter
MalthoId.'Tar aad Gravel Root
ing. Roof Coating, Repair Work
a Specialty. 232 8. Mxth Stoat.
Phone 293.
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once and be wvliieed. ,0-rpriete
if
are right Phone ISA.
127 FcH-rth Street
Back of Pint r4tiea4 Bnnk
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