MTl'HIlAV. Jfl.V . '"
THE EVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OftfcOON,. " "
PAtUltMMMM
rQAL NOTICE!
iVm. i tii'
MlIIIIIIO..
(I. iv Nil &.
In tlit ('In nil ('mitt nf Hi n Htale or
public until JU ";' .I'llr of Klmimlk K..II., l)reKo... i.
IU . ...I. I...t.lllla M'Jl ..... .. ......
;, their liol'IH'M
Summons
(Nn kvo wiy
I. Ill ClMUll t'"lt. I '' '" '"'
County of lClanmll and Htat of
l'lmii'i: Wll.ley li.'f.milniil
Tn I'liittlm I! VIili;, iihinn mimed
IMtiiiilitnl
III III" .Nn in m n( din Hindi of On.
K"li ou lit" lielel.y niilii'i in
npptmr mill iiiinr tint nun.
plaint In Ciiilimiit liiiiiitilii tilml
aanlUal )illl III III" iihovn Ktltlllml
Oregon, Hnld atrip of land con
taining t 01 acres, nor or less,
mihI fur tlii assessment of lh dam
nKi' to mlil defendant Incurred In
miili appropriation, and that upon
ln)iiii'iit Into iiiiirt of (lie amount of
itnlilnuea no naaeaaed, Judgment lie !!
ii'i.-il iiiitiiirlnlliiic aald premise and
Ihn wlnili' thi-renT In (tin ua.-a nml pur.
poe or UiU itilii(irr, Thla summon
U annul upon you, (lit) aald defend
mil, Charles I! Wlliley by putillra.
(liin iliittiiuf In Din evening Herald, a
tlit 1 1 nt.wapnper of general Hrrtilu
(Inn, irlnli niul publlahnd n( Kliim-
aitloil, on ! Iinfoin lli.i Dili tiny tit ' "' Kalla, Klnmiilli toillity, Oregon.
Imivo AiiKti!. I!i",iliiii ImiIhk llu. Iitiii .Iny ' order of din Hiiiiiiratilii I). . Koy-
of Hi" limn prmiiltifd In llio uriliti kemliill, JuiIki. of Hit. abovn-ehtltlt-d
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H" , ,,. ,,btiv entitled mill r. Mr aut lli..r.of, (In. plnliillrt """ "' "r""r rttmnrm mm uu.
pniM , ...,.. ,.,, 1417 Mill mn.lv in tin. ii.iiti for it... .ii.,f summon l.t publlahnd onro a week
Ilia on tho
thai tiflna
Food Prepardness Campaign
OFFICIAL
Oregon Agricultural Colltgt Eatcnslon St rvlea and United States De
partment of Agriculture CoOparatlng
In selecting beet, uirrol nod tiir...ble condition for greens aro Juat
nip for drying, avohl vnrletle hnv- rlr;ht for drying. Tho whole li-nf and
Ina a lurnt) woody i-r.., any lo.lity'it Hork ulionld lio nt Into nnrrow croaa.
Iiiillrttln from tin. NiKlon.il IIiiifrK- ,.,tM and aprt-ad In Kiln layt-ra on
flir) Kood aOrdnn ('iimmlaalnii, wlilrln (1 ,,.,
la rooiittrntlnK wltli tl.la puin-r In II"
by ifttulml to appfarj fr !' lnililI'Mlloi of HiU anniiiioiia I'ourl, mnd, dalnd and filed In tlila
i (tin c.imjilalnl nd"ml If tm full ... o m..mnr or rm-l ' ll,'n "n tin. 2th day of Juno, TJI7,
" I i (li SUlli day of July. I17. IU npl'ly i Hi" '( for (lit. telL.f aiimmona l.t. pul.ll.lit.d onro
on ur Kii'it. ml ()r )( )u ,,,,, ,.,, for al (C) t.t-ka, Lmcliinliii
thai Lfllia '' ' ' .... ... ... '..,... ...... .... ...i
.,tit lii Kir mder of pul.llfnil.iii, i or jmiriiini r-r tin. itppiopiiiuion -" -"".
17m. .U.......U- and If you fall ao It. l Plain Iff- ... for all prop.r rail- ' '" '"' "' ' ral pul.lkallon t.f
!t idrad anaairr. Urtnur or Other-' mail p.irpo.... of t,o ft.llt.VHl.it: ,1 . thla aunil.li.na la Juil30. 1017
T: iSt, want .Hereof, plaintiff atrlLed ,,.,.... I C. noiIIKCK.
iin nuitr. I'M
apt'l) I" Hi" r,,u,t ,,,r Uw ,viM
Martl Mr In Id" romjilalnt. It. win
,r a tits-ire illaolln Hie tmiida of
pMltlnu-liy now rilatlnc belwren l.
fUlntlff ami defrndanl, upon Urn
rvuntta t.f ilraettltm for mo. than one
jrar lt 1I Immediately prrcedlll
Ik OltriK of the itimplalnl herein.
Ttil auminona la aerirett Upon you,
ll, M drfeiidanl, by publication
Ibrrrof In the :rnln Herald, a pub
lie newapair of aenrral rlrculalion,
pilnled and published al Klalualh
KalU, Klamath rounly. Orejson, t.ntt. a
twk for all aurteaalvn weeka (aevnti
Mr(lon). (he flral publlratlun belna
,nai June J, 1917. and ihe la( pub.
Iltailon July :. 9I7. by order of th
llonotable i. V Kuykendall. Jud of
the cltrult rt.utl of Klamath rounty.
Oton, which ald order waa made,
rntrrrd. ded and Died In Oil" ault
June 1Mb, II7.
IIKNNKU KKNT.
Atlurneya for I'lalntllf
What poatorfltro sddleaa la Klamath
"all. Oreon. I ;3Q-7-lSI?
A ttrlp of limit I ou f.'.i In v,ili,
I'l'lllt. Hill frrl III Upllll till l-nt'll
lit .1 of mill pntnlli'l vtti t,n t nt
nr lllllt of (III. Illlllll tllllk uf the
Khitualh I'iiIU Miiiililpnl llitllioad,
na (lit. tamp la nliikml out ami o.
Attorney for I'lalntlff.
f Kliimulh Kalla, Orrxou,
! 3U.7l-:l-2N-ll
I .
Humtliorta
(Law No, UL7)
rnled oter mid nt.t tt.e Intida of, In the Circuit Court of the H(a(e of
the .aid d.ifiiidaiit aitund. In I OreKoii, tor Klamath County.
ICImiinili rt.tiiity. aiatn of Oreaon.lt'lty of Klamath Kalla. Oregon, a
niul known nod dralicualed ita lot
ow, l.vU
lltigliililliK at a polul mi I Im mr.
(loll Hue l.nlMfttii retrlloiia Z'i mid
33. Ill lux liolili. 3'.. noiitli, .iiiiki. V
rati, Wlllmiiritn Meridian, mid (lin, To
Muulrlpnl Corporation, I'lalntlff,
va.
finuthler. Muudy (iaulhlnr. J.
(IniKhlur, l.ucl (Jautl.lor and Mlkn
llrod, IH'fviidanta.
A (laulhler. Mandy (iaulhler, J,
(iauthler and l.ucl (iauthlaa, !
fcii.lmila adore named:
In (he Name of the State of Oro
Ko.i ou and each of you are here
by required lo appear and anawer
llm romplalnt In Eminent Domain
nied aaalnat you In Ihe above entitled
north M drgrma oi mtiut.'. r. ardon. on or before the 11th day of
a ill.tatic t.f UT feel morn or lea, AuRUM, 1917,tbat being the laat day
tu tlit. aoutlirrly line of rarlrle ne. of the llmo preacrlbed In the order
nun in Klnmndi Addition lo l.lnk-1 for Me publication of thla aammona,
lltn (now ;liy of Klamath Kalla), I and If you fall ao lo appear or an-
teliltir Hue t.f Third alrerf. III dm
city of Klamath Kalla, Orraon, pro
tlllrrd eoiltli tu Ilil.'Ki-.tlul. III.
tald aerlloii linn, lirltllC Hint. i4KI
.U IK 9 of Klnuiatli Kalla Mimlrl.
pal Hallroad mine) n lorated and
ataknit mi eroutid, runulnc thenro
JUMP FROM BED
IN MORNING AND
DRINK HOT WATER
Op
. . , i .:.,.
en sluices 01 sysicm eacn uiuiiung
wash away the poisonous, stagnant
matter, says authority.
and
A glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate in it, drank each
morning before breakfast, keeps
us looking and feeling fit.
Lifo in not merely to live, lmt
to live well, ent well, digest well,
' work well, Bleep well, look well.
What a glorious condition to
attain, and yet how very easy it is
if one will only adopt the morning
inside Imth.
Folks who aro aeeustoined to
feci dull and heavy when they
arise, splitting headache, stuffy
from a cold, foul tongue, nasty
hreath, aeid stomach, can, instead,
feel as fresh as a daisy by open
ing the sluices of the system each
morning and flushing out the
wliolo of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter.
Hvervono, whether ailing, sick
or well, should, each morning,
before breakfant, drink a glas
of real hot water with a teaspoon
ful of limestone phosphato in it
to wash from the stomach, liver,
kidnevs and bowels tho previous
day's' indigeHtiblo waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and pun-
fving the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into
the stomach. The action of hot
water and limestone phosphate
ou an empty stomach is wonder
fullv invigorating. It cleans out
all the sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one
a splendid appetite for breakfast
While you aro enjoying your
breakfast tho water and phos
phate is quie.fv extracting a largo
volume of Wii'mv from the blood
and getting ready for a thorough
Hushing of all the inside organs.
The millions of peopo who
are bothered with constipation,
bilious spells, stomach trouble,
rheumatism; others who have
sallow skins, blood disorders and
sicklv complexions are urged to
get a quarter ound of limestone
phosphate from tho drug store,
which will cost but littlejbut is
sullicient to niako anyone a pro
nounced crank on the subject of
internal sanitation.
nntlofi-wlilo food nr.-niidon am
palKii, Vni only (In. rootu whlih
have grown ijuli'Hy nml urn youiiK
and tender.
Turnip top and !. ft topa In ault
and peeled, allct-.l Inlj om-nlghth
piece and dried, or (hey tuny be
cooked until thri.i-)tinrt"r done,
cold dipped for nn liiHinut, pt-nled,
'Iheru arr t)rt; forma In which
i.trliiK henna may lit) dried. For thla
pilritoav only beaux In tho right condi
tion for table nan ahould be selected.
( I ) Prepare, bean aa for rook
In K, run ilitm diru the illcer If 1-alri-d,
and dry.
(2) I'repare beana aa for rook
InK, hut do not cut them Into piece.
and then allced nml dried Keeling string tnem on atrong threat! and
I facilitated by dipping the b.eta dry. If dealrcd, the bean may bo
Into hot water until the akin looaen ' cooked till nearly done before airing-
Carrot may be waahed, peeled and lf'K.
Heed length wle Into one-elichth' (3) Krepure aa for cooking, cut
Inch llce and dried, nr they may be' Into three-quarter Inch piece and
blanched for alx minute after waali- Mimtli for alx to ten minute, depend
ing and peeling, and then rold dipped Ign upon the maturity of the veget
for nn luatant, the real of the proce able. Cold dip for an Initant after
being Ihe aaine aa the rirat method i blanching, and then apread on tray
Turnip toua and lint (opa In ault- to dry.
Men May be Examined
Outside Home Counties
I'OltTI.ANI), July 28. A cjueailon nation, (ho absentee ibould write the
frequently naked In connection with board, fully explaining the clrcum
the draft I whether a man abaent" atancea and aaklng permlaalon to pre
from hi home county, either out of Rent himself before the board In the
the date or In another county of the
atate, can arrange to save the ex
pense of returning to hi home conn
ty for phyalcal examination, etc.. If
he I called, by appearing before the
exemption board of the county In
which he happen to be.
lie can. but only under the follow
ing conditional
Immediately after receiving notifi
cation from his home exemption
board tu appear for physical examl-
coun(y where ho I situated.
The war department draft regula
tion authorize his home board. If It
la satisfied with his statement, to giro
such permission. He should not ap
pear before the other board, bow
ever, until he baa first been notified
by his home board, and ha obtained
'he Decennary permission.
The board before which be appeara
will have full jurisdiction over his
case.
I.AIU2K TRACT XKAlt CIXVKR
WHAt UK IIUtlOATKI) SOOX
e.-r, said that C. M. Wickbam. a
Portland contractor, had agreed to
start work In leaa than two months,
the contract price being f50 per acre,
or $750,000.
A practically Inexhaustible supply
IlKND. July 28. The last step
necessary to make possible the devel
opment of tho Suttlea lake Irrigation I
project. 15.000 acres In extent, and j of water Is furnished by Buttles lake.
tying len rone wei or tiie (own or from which the project lakes Its
Culver, was taken Tuesday, when name. Six thousand acrea Is now be-
the settler of the Irrigation district ng cultivated by drr farmers.
voted 1 150,000 bonds to take care of
Interest for the first three years, and
Increased construction expenses. Tho
main bond Issue ot $600,000 to
finance the work waa voted In October
1915. The project wait approved last
month by State Engineer Iewls.
Oeorge S. Young, resident engln-
to plaintiffs uie for all proper rail
road purpoae of the following de
scribed premises:
A strip of land 100 feet In width,
being fifty feet In width on each
"lde of and parallel with the cen
ter line of the main track of the
Klamath Fall Municipal Railroad,
as the same Is staked out and lo
cated over and acroa the lands of
the said defendnnt lltiatn in!
Klamath county, state of Oregon,
and known and designated a fol
lows, to-wlt:
South half of the northeast quar
tor, and the north half of the
southeast quarter of section 2,
township 39 south, range 10 east
of the Willamette Meridian, said
center line being described as fol fel fol
eows: i
Ueglnnlng at a point on the east
line of section 2 of said township,
and range 2873.3 feet south of the
northeast corner thereof, said point
being 1 48G0p1us84 of the Klam
ath Falls Municipal Railroad aur
vey aa located and staked, and
which U a point on a 1 degree
curve to the left, whose tangent at
said point bears south 19 degrees
03 minute weat; running thence
on the arc of said 1 degree curve
to the left a distance of 307.0
feet; thence south 15 degrees 59
mlnutea minutes west a distance
or 1202.7 feet to the south line of
the north half of the southeast
quarter of section 2, of aald tows
ablp and range, and containing
3.47 acres more or leu,
and for the assessment of the dam
ages to said defendants Incurred In
such appropriation, and that apon
payment Into court of the amount of
damages so asaeased. Judgment be en
tered appropriating aald premises and
the whole thereof to the uses and par.
poses oi tats plaintiff. This aammona
Is served apon you and each of you
oy publication thereof In the Even
ing Herald, a dally newspaper of gen
eral circulation printed and pub
lished at Klamath Falls. Klamath
county, Oregon, by order of the Hon
orable D. V. Kuykendall, Judge Ot the
above entitled court, made, dated and
filed in thla action on the 29th day of
June, 1917, which aald order requires
that this said summons be published
once a week for six (6) weeks, be
ginning on the 30th da of June,
1917.
The date ot the first publication ot
this summons is June 30, 1917.
R. C. GROESBECK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
30-7-H-21-28-4-11
Stone, In Klamath rails, Oregoa, la
aald county and state, the Mm being
the place for the transactloa of the
business of said estate.
Dated this 14th day of July, 1917.
BENJAMIN E. KERN8,
Executor of Said Estate.
1421-28-4-11
ItO.ll) WORK UNDER WAV SOOX
SALEM, July 28. All road work
contemplated for this year will be
under wny by tho middle of August,
according to State Highway Engin
eer Nunn. Actual paving has start,
cd on roads In Umatilla County.
payment Into court of the amount ot
damages so assessed, judgment be en
tered appropriating said premises and
the whole thereof to the uses and pur
poses ot thla plaintiff. This summons
is served upon you and each of yem,-
the said defendants, by publication
mereor in me evening Herald, a
i daily newspaper ot general circula
tion, printed and published at Klam
ath Falls, Klamath county, Oregon,
by order of the Honorable D. V. Kuy-
Kt'iidull, Judge of the above-entitled
court, made, dated and filed In this
action on the 29th day ot June, 1917,
which said order requires that thla
summons bo published once a week
tor alx ( C ) consecutive weeka, begin
ning on tho 30th day ot June, 1917
The date ot the first publication ot
this summons is June 30, 1917.
R. C. OROESBECK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
30-7-14-21-28-4-11
awer, for want thereof, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for In Its complaint, to-wlt:
For Judgment for the appropriation
to plaintiff's use for all proper rail
road purposes ot tho following de
scribed premises:
A strip of land 100 feet in width,
being fifty feet In width on each
aide of and parallel with the cen
ter Hue of the main track of the
Klamath Falls Municipal Railroad,
aa the same Is staked out, and lo
cated oor and across the lands of
the said defendants situate In
Klamath county, atate of Oregon,
and known and designated as fol
lows, to-wlt:
NortluuiBt quarter ot the south
west quarter of section 25, town
ship 38 south, range 10 east of
Wlllametto Meridian, said center
line bolug described aa follews:
TAaatl ! saav . nsxlai nn trtA. arnai
........ -- v-v '"""; Klamath Falls, Oregon,
line of the southwest quarter oti m "
section 25, township 38 south,
range 10 oast ot Willamette Merid
ian, aud 1668 feet north ot the
south line thereof, said point being
8tatlonl4748plus99.4 of the Klam
ath Falls Municipal Railroad sur
vey aa located and staked; running
tbenco south 89 degrees 53 rain.
west a distance of 724.9 feet to the
beginning of a aplral curvo to the
left whose radius varies from tu
flulty to 965.4 feet; thence along
the nrc ot said aplral curve whose
long chord la 299.7 feet and bears
south 80 degrees ,5 3 minutes west a
distance of 300 feet;-thence along
the arc ot a circular curve to the
left whose radius la 9G5.4 feet and
whoa taigent at point of com
mencement beara south 80 degrees
58 minutes west a distance ot 319.5
fMl to the west line of said NEVi
of 8WH of lection IS of said town
ship aud range, and which contains
3.09 acres mora or leas,
and for the assessment of the dam
ages to said defendants incurred In
Notice to Creditors
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County ot Klam
ath.
In the Matter of the Estate ot Benja
min S. Kerns, Generally Known
as B. S. Kerna, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un
dersigned, executor of the estate of
Benjamin 8. Kerns, generally known
as B. S. Kerns, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and to all persons having
claims against, the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
Notice of HIierirT Male on Ksrctttloa
Notice Is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a writ of execution
in foreclosure laaued out of the cir
cuit court of tho State of Oregon, for
Klamath County, In the case of Geo.
T. Ilaldwln vs. A. B. Chambers anil
J. C. Chambers, co-partners doing
business under the Arm name and
style of Klamath Lumber company,
Elizabeth Manning, First State and
Saving bank of Klamath Falls, Ore.
gon, Ben Gay, Nora Plckena, J. W.
Nye, J. If. Rea, R. 8. Woodford, Dan
Irwin, A. McLean and Fred Carlisle,
which said writ was dated on tho
13th day of July, A. D. 1917, I Will,
on the 15th day of August, 1917, at
the front door of the court house ot
Klamath County, Oregon, In the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, at the hour
of 2 o'clock p. m. on said date, pro
ceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the right,
title and Interest of tho said A. B.
Chambers and J. C. Chambers, and
Elisabeth Manning, In and to the fol
lowing described real property, locat
ed In Klamath County, Oregen:
Beginning at a point oa tho oast
line of the West H of the 8W4 ot
section IS, township 38 8., range
10 E.. W. M., 350 feet north ot tho
road which crosses the said Wast
Vg In an easterly aad wester
ly direction, and from thence
parallel to the said road to tho
westerly line ot the said West
Vt ; thence south 600 feet; thence
east parallel to the said road to
the east line ot said West Vt'.
thence north 600 feet. Intending by
this description to Include tho real
estate upon which the following
buildings are situated, providing
that a right ot way over tho said
described premises is reserved for
purposes of logging, together with
the buildings on tho aald premises
described aa follews:
One house 14x30 feet, ono bohso
13x30 feet, two houses 16x34 feet.
one house 16x18 feet, one garage
oae bunk house, 30x40 feet, ono
story In height, ceiled inside, ship
lap flooring aad celling, aiding oat
aide, tar paper roof, one cook
house 30x36 feet with wins; 13x35
feet with dressed flooring, shlplap
celling, siding outside, tar paper
roof, and one barn. 30x70 foot with
hay loft, two bouses 13x34 foot
each, with leanto 10x34 feet; ,
or so much thereof as may bo neces
sary to satisfy the Judgments render
ed in the above entitled cause on the
29th day of June, 1917, which Judg
ments aggregate the sum of $1,
231.02, and for the sum of $100 at
torneys' fees, and the further sum of
110.40 costs and disbursements aad
the costs and expenses of this sale
on execution.
Dated this 13th day ot July. 1917.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff ot Klamath County, Oregon
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to said By T. E. GRIFFITH, Deputy.
executor, at the law office of C. F. 14-21-28-4
Summons
(Law No. 959)
In the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, a
Municipal Corporation, Plaintiff,;
vs.
Mary C. McCarley, W. B. McCarley, B.
8. Grlgsby and State Land Board
of State ot Oregon, Defendants.
To Mary C. McCarley, W. B. McCar
ley, defendants above named:
In tho Name of the State ot Ore
gon you and each ot you are here
by required to appear and answer
the complaint In Eminent Domain
tiled against you In the above entitled
action, on or before the 11th day ot
August, 1917,that being the last day
ot the time prescribed In the order
for the publication of this summons,
and If you fail ao to appear or an
awer, for want thereof, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for In Its complaint, to-wlt
A Response to the
Call to Arms
is easier when In the co-operation re
ceived at home there Is unquestioned
confidence.
Strong, experienced, responsible,
this Institution places at the command
ot enlisted men a banking service of
absolute dependability.
Standing shoulder to shoulder with
the nation's defenders, always active
in patron's Interests, there Is positive
assurance that our handling of the at
tain of those who go to war will be
characterized by the utmost safety
and efficiency.
First State & Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
such appropriation, and that upon
For Judgment for the appropriation
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