The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIV a l. PAtt TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON yNAV.MAYai.M TkeEvening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor PaMlsaea dally excett Baeday by ft Herald PvMisatM Covur SkuMtk Falls, at 111 Fourth street. Bartered at the postcJace at Klamath Mb. Oragw. far traasaslastoa throa i eecosd-clasa Matter. Seeecrtetlc terms ey sail te aay 1 1 the Ualted States: lyear t0 it M MONDAY, MAY 21, 1917 Berid'sOassfedAdrs. aWMMIMMIMIMMV MMWAAMWAA FOR SALE MMtWVWMWMAMIMMMMMIMMMMMMA rOB SALE Good paying hotel bust ess. For Information writ No. C3S' raid osJce. 11-tf MISCELLANEOUS mtWWI0WW0W00WWW Aft FOR HIRE Phone Mecca Bil liard Parlor. 151, Jltaey Jo or Mc- SS-lm HELP WANTED WANTftD Experienced woman or 0rl for homework. One in family MC Seeta Fifth Street or Phone 222. IMt' f ORPHEUS THEATER SUNDAY AND MONDAY "The Clock- Comedy of Thrills aad Sarprlses. Preaeatlnc Pranklyn Farnem Brownie Vernon Stover Supporting Company ADMISSION TIN CENTS H OUSTON' .Metropolitan Amusements s HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER SUNDAY AND MONDAY Trtaaale Fine Art Preeeata Frank Keenan A Margery Wlleon In The Bride of Hate" te part drama. Triangle Comedy The Pipe of Discontent." TEMPLE THEATER SUNDAY AND MONDAY Pathe presents -Her Life and His" Featuring Florence La Sadie. Ptwdaeed by Tbanhousor MERRnJ, OPERA HOUSE MOnOX PIOTUKKS VBBsSDATS AXD SATURDAYS Merrill, Oregon 02 IB ith Lodge No. 137, 1. O. O. F., i Friday nights. W. D. color N .. P.: Nate Otterheln, secretary. atwauaa Encampment No. 46, meets Seeeeay sight. P. I Fountain, c. e.; it. J. eaa, scribe. I have the exclusive sale of some very good farms and ranches. Chll- ABVBRTISID LtTTBRS. "he following unclaimed mall met bar advertised on the Mth of May, will be sent to the Division of Dead Let tors, Baa Francisco, California, on the M of' Jane. A charge of one cent wJU be made for each letter delirered this list In sailing, say adrer- Ayers, Mrs. Temple Baldwell. Oeo. If. Dement, Harry O. Delisrhlde, C. B. Dodge, Oerrade ayes. Abnor arris, Herbert ' IfePberoB, Mary f . Saetwell. U. K. Basalts, Vege (1) Stewcas, X H. Teasers, W. P. as stora, L. J. Woede, Fraak B. N. W. A. VALMLL. P. If. nil. ff MM tSMt sell or trade, see Sh gejejB r America's Weight Needed in War Continued from Page 1 pie felt themeelvee exerting their full strength did they realise how wisely he spoke. "May America's realisation not ho so long delayed. Kitchener's message comes to Americana afresh. 1 hope they get that message." It was late In the evening Thursday that I first talced with Lord Derby. The room was slowly darkening. The war secretary, aa he spoke these last words, paused and smoked furiously. His face and form were half hidden, In the hate of tobacco smoke and dusk of the room, tt was easy for the Imagination to conjure up the pierc ing grey eyes of the silent "man who knew" Kitchener who, sitting at the same desk, fought and defeated British apathy when that effort seemed hopeless. "Americans are quicker at some things than the British." Lord Derby resumed, after a moment. "I believe America will get a quicker start than we did If her people appreciate the site of the Job." "Can the American army be trained as rapidly as the new nnits of the British army that Is, In three mon ths?" was asked. "There again American quickness will probably show itself." the war secretary returned. "The fact that the British are now able to train men In three months is partly due to their dealing with seasoned organisations from the front. "But I should say that three months' training in America, plus a certain amount of necessary training In Franco, would make the fittest kind of soldiers from entirely raw material. "The matter of getting a small Am erican contingent over here even ear lier Is one which American soldiers must decide for themselves, but 1 have no doubt of the effect it would have on the British. The French are less stolid and it would affect them even greater." "What about Americans on the Rus sian front?" Lord Derby was asked. "That la entirely a Btater for soldiers to decide. It certainly could not fail to Inspire the Russian people. "There's another phase of this ques tion of moral effect about which little baa been said and that is the effect on the German people when America actually takes the field. Think what It means. Many Germans have looked to America as a sort of heaven. Many have been struggling for years In the hope of emigrating there. Now it will seem that the gates are closed. This effect on the German people may possibly be the most important single proof that they are the worst victims of the system for which they are being slsughtered to defend. . "No one can question the tremen dous effect of the first appearance of an American army however small- la the righting line. "But after all. that'a not the main thing. That won't end the war. "Not until America begins making war as though she alone faced Ger many will there be a possibility of predicting when the end will come and I know that Is the spirit in which the American aatioa Is taking up the eoaflst" Klamath Gty News Back Foom School. OHINDAt.K. May 21 Mrs. James Stansble went to Weed Saturday to meet her daughter, Muriel, who has been attending school In Kuxenc dur ing the past year. HORSE MEAT IS INTRODUCED NOW WARM SPRINB INDIANS SBLL HORSBS TO PORTLAND MAN FOR RSSTAURANT.- INSPECT OR PROVIDED. PORTLAND, Ore., May 21 Tooth soase T-bones for seven and one-half cents, and the nicest cuts of meat for live cents. Think of It, you victims of the H. C. of L. Not beef, of course, but tender horse meat from the plains of eastern Ore gon are offered here at these prices. The Eastern Oregon Horse Meat Mar ket, Edward Kanaer, proprietor, open ed here this morning and reports busi ness fine. He sells horse meat from four to seven and one-balf cents a pound. The horses were rounded up by Warm Springs Indians on their reser vation east of ths mountains and were skipped to the Portland Union Stock Yards the latter part of last week. The horses were wild, and too small for use on farms or by the govern- ant. Kanaer is said to have the only ex clusive horse meat market in the west. Because of the introduction of horse meat on the market here, the city now has an ordinance provtdiBg for the iBspeetloa of horse meat by tfco touni- iial "Mt Plant Many Spuds. OniNDAI.K. May SlIVIan and Iluydrn are planting a largo field of spuds In the Orlnd.ile district on the C, K. IVlap land. Harry Wlehr and Bine Whlllatch are helping Chester IVI.ip put in a potato crop at Hound take also. ORINDALE PERSONALS ORINIMLK. May 21 Sailor Stan bte was taking the examination nt Plevna Friday. Mrs. Scott called on Mrs. James A. Stansble Friday afternoon. Notice of Hearing of Final Account In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon. In and for the County of Klamath. In the Matter of the Kstate of James W. flllmore, IVceaaed. Notice I hereby given, that John It IVster. administrator of the estate of James W. tlltmore, deceased, has filed hN final iii-iomt as such administrator of said estate In the county court of the state of Oregon, In and for the (county of Klamath, and that said court has appointed Momiay, inn tn uny or June, 1317, at S o'clock a. m. of said day, and the court room of said court, nt the court house In Klamath Falls, said county and state, as the time and place' for the hearing of objections of cnld Anal account, and the settlement thereof, and that all persons Inter ested In said estate may appear on or before salt! date, and tile objections thereto. Dated this 5th day of May, 1917. JOHN II. KOSTKIl. Administrator or the Kstate of James W. Ollmore. IVceased. a.15-22-39 Wm. Hcmllwrtsht made a business trip to Klamath Falls Friday from his ranch at Round take. T. A. Cregnn his grain. has llnlshed sowing J. A. Stansble brought n four horse load of seed spuds from the county seat Saturday. Take County Examinations. PLF.VNA. May 21 Eighth grade pu plls of Plerna took the county exam Inatlons Thursday and Friday of last week. PLEVNA PERSONALS PLEVNA. May 21 Dan Gorden of Worden. spent Sunday with 11. A. Talbot and family. Mrs. R. V. Ess and daughter. Myrtle, called on Mrs. J. A. llushong. last week. J. Karecow was shopping in Klant atb Falls .Friday. Joe Foster and wife returned from Orindale Friday where Mr. Foster has been putting in grain. Geo. Ager was shopping In Klamath Falls Friday. Oral Heavtln has been sick for the past week. D. W. George and daughter, Mrs, L. D. Kenaston and Charles Sevlts and wife spent Sunday afternon with the G. L. Shell family. Those shopping In town Saturday were H. A. Talbot. O. F. Sevlts. J. A. Bushong, D. W. George, Mrs. L. D. Kenaston, Mrs. H. Murdock and Mrs. G. L. Shell. " Summons (Kitutty No. 880 Mary Ilcdal, Plaintiff. vs. Arthur ilcdal. Defendant. To Arthur Dedal, the defendant above named: In the name of the state of Oregen: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the nboxe entitled suit on or before ! the 12th day of June, 1917. that being the day of the last publication of sum mons and the Inst day within which you are required to answer 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 demanded In said complaint; said suit Is brought for a dissolution of the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and yourself, on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment, and for the care and custody of the minor child, Kdgar Dedal. This summons Is published In the Evening Herald, a dally newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated dally at Klamath Falls. Oregon, by order of the Honorable I). V. Kuykendnll, Judge of said court, and dated the 1st day or May, 1917, the first publication to be made May 1. 1917, and the last publication there of to be made June IS, 1917. II. M. MANNING. Attorney for Plaintiff. Loorqls btdg, Klamath Falls, Ore. 1-8-15-22-29-5-U "Buy a home first," and you'll have a place to stay In your old age. See Chllcote. 9 Xtna policies provide perfect pro tection. They ars the standard of the world. Ask Chllcote. 9 Mr. Morgan, the San Francisco piano tuner, will consider a limited amount of out of town work. Address or phone Shepherd Piano Depot. 18-31 LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriffs Ssle on Execution Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of a writ of execution In foreclosure, Issued out of the cir cuit court of the state of Oregon, for Klamath county. In the case of J. C. Kakebeeke, plaintiff, vs. W. J. Sum- men, and Anna M. Summers, husband and wife, W. P. Andres, unmarried; International Mortgage Bank, a cor poration, and W. C. Alvord, defend ants, which said writ was dated on the 28th day of April, A. D. 1917, I will, on the 1st day of June, A. D. 1917, at the court house door, at the court bouse of Klamath county, Htato of Oregon, in the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said date, proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest of the said W. J. Summers and Anna M. Summers, bis wife, in and to the Southwest quarter (SW'4) of sec tion 33, township 37, south, range 14 east of the Willamette Meridian in Klamath county, state of Oregon, or so much thereof as may be neces sary to satisfy a Judgment and decree rendered in the above entitled case on the 27th day of April, A. D. 1917, which said Judgment is for the sum of 1776.00 with Interest thereon from the 13th day of September, 1914, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, and the further sum of $150.00 attorney's fees, and the further sum of $18.00 costs and the costs and expense of this ssle on exe cution. GEO. L. HUMPHREY, Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon. By T. B. ORIFFITH, Deputy. -l-l(-3 Summons (Equity No. 878) In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for Klamath County. Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, a cor poration. Plaintiff, vs. Ira R. Hanson. Hopy Hanson and Artie M. Smith, Defendants. To Ira R. Hanson and Artie M. Smith, two of the above named defend ants: You are hereby summoned and re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within six (6) weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons In the Evening Herald, a newspaper, which said date Is the 14th clay of May, 1917. And you will take notice that If you fall to appear and answer or otherwise plead within the said time, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In Its complaint, to wit: For Judgment against the defendants Ira R. , Hanson and Hopy Hanson for the suns of nine thousand Ave hundred twenty-one and 68-100 dollars, ($9,- 521. 6S), with Interest thereon from the 10th day of April, A. D. 1917, at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum, and for the sum of one hundred ninety four and 29-100 dollars ($194.29), with interest thereon from the 3d day of April, A. D. 1917, at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum, and for the additional sum of seven hundred fifty dollarM ($760.00) as attorney's fees, and for Its costs and disbursements herein, and for a decree of this court foreclosing the mortgage mentioned and described In the complaint filed in the above entitled suit, which mort gage Is upon the following described real property to-wlt: Beginning at the northwest cor ner of the southwest quarter of the northeastquarterfSWKofNEK) of section thirty-one (31), In township thirty-nine (36) south of range eight (8) east of Willamette Meridian, running thence south a distance of 6 chains ; thence south 46 degrees west, 4.60 chains; thence south 46 degrees east, 4.60 chains;' thence south along the quarter line to a point 6.85 chains north of tbe south west corner of the &W of NEK above described; thence south 44 degrees 10 minutes, west 9.61 chains; thence south 23 degrees east, 43.28 chains to tbe township line be tween townships 39 and 40 south of range S east, thence east along said township line to the southeast corner of section 31, township 31 south of range I vast; thence north along the section line to the northeast corner of lot of section 31: thence west along quarter section line, 20 chains; thence north 20 chains; thence west 20 chains to place of beginning. Excepting and reserving a tract deeded to Charles Miller, Seplemhet 1, 1903, described as follews: Begin ning 3.40 chains north of the north' weit corner of the southeast uuaiter of section 31: thence north 46 de, grees 30 minutes east 3.00 chains ; thence north 44 degree 30 minutes west, 3.11 chains: thence south 4.26 chain to place of beginning, con taining 42-100 acres, more or less. Also beginning U.C8 chains south ol the quarter section corner be tween section 31 and 33, township 39 south of range 8 east; thence east In section 33, 13 chains: thence south to the south boundary line ot lot 1 of section 33: thence westerly along south boundary line of lot 1 to the section line between sections 31 and 33: thence north to place of beginning. Also beginning at a point on the line between section 6, township 40 south of range t east, and section 31, town ship 39 south of range 8 east, 10.19 chains east of the southwest comer of lot 4 of section 31: thence south 23 degrees east to the north or right bank of the Klamath River; tlienre In an easterly direction up the north or right bank If the Klamath Itlver to the southwest corner of lot 9 ot section S, township 40 south of range 8 east; thence south 84 degrees 30 minutes east, 15.83 chain: tlienre north 4 degrees west. 16,12 chains to the township line between town ships 39 and 40 south of range 8 east; thence west along said town ship line to place ot beginning. The total area of the lands herein being 299.45 acres, more or less, and are the same lands heretofore ron- eyed by Jacob U Padgett and wife to Hopy Hanson and Ira R. Hanson by deed bearing date ot May Cth, 1907. and ordering that the said property be sold by the sheriff of Klamath county, Oregon, In the manner by law In rases of this kind provided, and that the proceeds of such sale be applied: First To the payment of the costs and expenses of the sale and the costs and disbursements of this suit: Second To the payment to this plaintiff of the amount for which It prays, personal decree and Judgment against the said defendants Ira R. Han son and Hopy Hanson; Third That the balance. If any, shall be paid to the clerk of this court for those entitled to II. And that at such sale any party to this suit may become a purchaser of all or any part or said real property, and upon purchase of same the said sheriff shall place the purchaser In complete possession of tbe property purchased: That the court shall declare and de cree that plaintiff's Urn upon alt of the said real property by virtue or said mortgage aforesaid, Is prior In time and superior In right to any right, title. Interest, estate or lien of the said defendant Artie M, 8mlth, or any per son or persons claiming under any of the said defendants or either of them upon the whole of said real properly or upon any part thereof; And that all persons claiming or In cUlm. by, through or under the said defendants and the defendants them selves shall be forever barred and fore closed of all their right, title, estate, Interest and Hen at law or In equity and all equity or redemption In, to and upon the said real property and every part and parcel thereof, and Hint the plaintiff may have such other, further and general relief as to equity may seem meet. Ihlr summons Is published pursuant to an order of the Honorable D. V. Kuyliondall, Judge of the circuit court of tho stale or Oregon ror Klamath count, dated May 11th, A. D. 1917. ' CHARLES J. FERGUSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. 14-21-28-4-1118 25 HIGHWAY COMMISSION MAY BUILO PLANTS In connection with the road lioml dUciuslon II I noted that tho Htato lllguwa) Commission at Its last meet. lllg llinlnil'lrit Its engineer III collnrl data relative to Hie cost of pat lug plants with a view of being Independ ent of pining contractor. G. C. LORENZ 70S Main St. PLUMBING, HTEAMFITTI.N'O Sheet MsUI Work Pumps Hot Air Furnaces Installed Agents FAIRIMNKH.MOIME ENdlNKfl """ """-v-inrnnnnjmruuuijf PAAAAAAAAAAAA00WWWWWWk WOOD Place your Order far ORKIN SLAB WOOD NOW Beet weed obtainable fer ths monsy Kiimiii Fid Co. ess"eaBgeBvegegsl sjj fJBTWB) bW AAAAm0VWJ Automobile Tires Vulcanizing and Repairing All work Guaranteed KLAMATH AUTO TIRE COMPANY 120 Seuth Slalh Street propiirr '4Jjfltev"' ..WMF 11 lM uLti u t, ru Hit, cUttbtM, wo AND HA Wf tut , 'I at k . Md, MM I, HI u 4. It "til 0Hk 1 1 . kii. W.E.MriCn, (Phone 72 622 Man J HOWARDS Ashland-Klamath Falls Auto Lin BKST EQUIP MCNT The Service That Has Md Good NEW SEVEN PASSENGER CM BBBBBBBBBBBB,BgeaBBBr'S,'13i',,13 f (sjualitif I I Condition THE crowning features of our roytl stock of grecerles Is, w HIOH QUALITY; second, COMPLCTCNESS; third, tMKI FECT CONDITION of the goods, snd, fourth, tht MODfMTI PRICES at which we sell. Cheap food msy be popular wltktss who do not know that It Is cheap because It Ucki nourlisliuj rH ments, aid that twice the quantity must be purchsitd tsfttrw equal to those given by our groceries. Everything la oer stick I fairly priced. h'HO.NK m Van Riper Bros. "GET THE HABIT" Our Banking Service Is built on "safety first" courtesy and elMclcncy, Kafety Is guaran teed by our ample capital nnd sur plus. Tho courtesy Is extended to all alike, be lluilr transactions largo or .small. And efficiency la guaran teed by tho character anil stnndlmr of the officers in chnrgo. If It's financial, our uilvlcu Is yours to command. FIRST STATE & SAVINGS BAM . KLAMATH FAI.M, OliWIO rORMH stclU KmitiwriW "r couiitou tw MfUlU fill F$ safety! I : ' saSlt tyn X v v v:jMmvB Well Backache Is quite a cemmen complaint and Is """ active kidneys. . . ,! up Don't neglect your kidneys fer kidney Ills msy its" troubles, diabetes, gravel er Bright's disease. NYALS KIDNEY PBW,., are a combination ef vegetable products Peu'l,riy treatment of diseases ef the kidneys ana qi PRICE 60c unde sBBBSBksfi M dBssm JBBbV JBBssl HsfjBl PhanHD lOJtfMTH TALLS OfEflfWllfc;, tsSEii rM"r " .- mmnmL.1 Ujj:4: p .-.. W: