I A'jy,
Ar'
. ?..
wiPAf. Arm .
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
page Timn.
iVfc.
t. if.:
Dutch Feel Hostile
Toward Uncle Sam
Ti: iiAiin:. mii 2ti.u hoi.
., ii.n much nioichuiilinuii In
American l"rW ' ehnractiirlsod by
observe tlio prulltniuury arrangement
wliltli was prnpoied for tho purpoie
ur leaving no longer Idle tliu Dutch
toiinuge In American ports, and fur
nlililriK mi uppiirtimlty for1 making
voyage within a peilod of ninety
ility'i ponding u ik'fliiltn ngreciuont of
Dnti'h toimiti;u mill lutlonliiK. This
In ill.ttliully lnc.ru ri t.
"It Is cutiallv iih Incorrect ns tint nl-
li'Klitliin t lift t (lei tunny liml threat1!!-
Iiik It contains statement c()l.tlnry,"', '" H,,,,t n" M ttl'1'1' wul" tn
.... I uii II fi fiiti t lil Ititiil u ttti A itinrlifi' n
ywWTHM'1
MWWAAMM
At the Theaters
(Vw
turo theater In Portland U "3lrm
of tlio Sea," tho groat Jewel Produc-
tloiH spectacle, which Is being
brought to" tlio Orpheus theater April
to met,
I Wins ut ii I iiiitntil
American I"'"" .,,, H" "IUi pulnful suiprlse" hi
tk,l,..l.l. roiurniniiiil In n tn.omoM m( ( ,)f lloM
!L. hlcl. It HI oppww-wlllmll II a ,llolllIllll- , . . ..
.Mr of '" ,"vll",m nnd ll
lo'mh'd """"'", rw,,,n' T,,u T"
.Lent I""' lMm w,,h l,,e vtuett'
millnn "f ririldniit WIUoil regarding
the dcc1nl.nl of tho Uittlod Billion, wiy.
hii'h tho Dutth nu
ll uh tnk-
k proc.
ro of it
ii.mtinl in.iiiiintlli. fl.'.it Ih unJustlM-
nhlo, Tl i) text reiitlnniin:
"A. cording to I'l.mld.'lil WIIhoii'm
pioiliiiiiiitlon, tho N.'thurhiti.lH, owlm;
hmI I finiii llollund v. 1 1 1 1 America's ip-
ptov.il, niiil Hint (loniiiiiiy liml inu.lt!
In. reusing thi.MlH to provoul both tho
.ihuorvuiire of iiuch u preliminary ar
rangement and tho conclusion of n
p.'i inim.'iil oiio. Tho real factH of the
ciiho ore!
"After tho (Atiicilrnn) war irndoj
nonru nan innim.ui iniii 111111.11 nniim
Vivian Martinknown as one of tho
Hovered actresses on tho screen, niul
In addition hh tho author of Iho fain
0113 "Vivian Martin Cooking Chatter"
tnluiiiii In tho newspapers, 1 4 Htnr
ilug In 11 Paramount photophiy by
I" routes lloilgson llurtielt at the Htur
lonlRht, Tlio story Is or it breezy
Ainerlciin girl who visits a slmpy
(iikIIrIi villa", iiiMPtlliie nil tradi
tions and scandaljslng the Inhabitants
but woavlng a romance of chnrih and
brilliancy about herself and hor
friends.
fliealor
2d arid 3d, fruh from this unusual j E.W.Oowen, Justice fee, state
E.W.Oows a, Jusiloe fee, lUtt
vs. Herman Hart
T. E. Orlffltb, constable fae,
stat vs. Herman Haye
6.96
3.30
tilumph, ovon while ll It still to bo
1 1111 In many of tho lending theaters
In till."., or inui.li larger population
t li 11 ri thlrf. In the lltrnnd theater In
I'liitlnnd, "Sirens or tho Sen" played
to packed bouse for three Riiccesslvri
ilnyi, anil a few days ngn in the
I'llnrcr.s theater In the same city,
packed housos nil day lone, nnd many
huii.lrids of people turned nwny, was
tho record In Its showing. "Tho Film
Hcnutlful" Is the tltlo that Is Justly
applied to this sre.it sn picture
woven rods of wonderful lovely
scenes nnd n fairy story plot that on-
tin. ills the nndloiicci. It Is regarded
nPERA HOUSE
Wednesday. April 3rd
THIS IS NOT A MOTION PICTURE SHOW, BUT
REESE BRO.'S
Big Africander Co.
"In Southland"
MUNICAIj CO.MKUV AMI MI.NHTIUJ.HV
n lln'tliera have apart! no on lo make tlibt I'riMlurllon
.S.iiitblnii.1." 11 winner, full or Inuali anil wlll.o.it one vulgiir unnl
r lliHiKtbt. A marvrtoua plclttm of rwil Houllirm llfr, tnkm jrii
Kuk l ll.e Ho,,,,, b ,,",, "'" M"r- Tl,u ",,ow U '"r t,,
Indite nwl chlWreii, a well m for Keiitlemrii.
Turn Mail, ll titan who Ium a lot l iyi Mcirmy nn.l Hnlley In
Tsi.ro sHclHIii Jmale Mrksna Kvn; nrlw mulct MUa Morwieo
HI,,.., Iirrtlf. A glrljr whirl of iiiiulr mid mrrrliiiMit auprrlily
iiMiuiilcli n rmlUnt rrglmmt of mil hIiikmh ami ilancrm In tnu
time. Watch our atfl. A alimv that MnntU for nil Unit U ii.nn! In
mn-linlriimrdirandiiiliiairrlay. I'rr-cntliiK moro rel c .-rllmi.
n.rf .rH slngwa aad Nrlaslre fMiturea than any other nrgmilui
lln. Watch for Big Street Parade
Popular Pricei
.... m tit.nu ii...
infill Miini iiJitiir. 1 in; iiiuiiitii
.., a ..i 1 ,,ii., ... .. .. 1,11.1 ,r.. as one of tie finest swimming pic
"" """i "U " ' " " " III niiiuiMim "i n mkimw ( i.n Mj,l.l..,n V llll KTU Jill lllo in."""" i.mp 1 ft I t
eiillifly to (leriniiii pressure, failed t.i 11 deflnlto arrangement, the Nether-' w,lch v.111 bo tho attraction In tho tnre3 or tlio Reason not n picture or
iland government proposed some oflTrnlI,i tonight. Is an n.lnptntlon of Individual swlmmora, but a prcsonta.
I tlio ships should make voyages for'oll0 of the famous Wolfvlllo Tales. '" o. scores . no scores o. uoauuiu.
i .. . . . ...... .... .. hw tiiinltiir u rls. fnntnntlc dnnrlns
tlio eoniiniHHion ror roller 111 iieigium, Th0 (Irenter Vltnr.rapii company, rn " " - - " ',
which llnllniid has always fostered wll,Ph Albert K. Smlili Is presl.l.-nt, Is '"'""J nnA mystlca story that U
sedulously, for tho benefit of dls-l 1)lr(llrmB the best of the stories or thoroly e.Khai.tlng. It Is a three-star
triMum! Ilnlttlinn mid northern Franco. I ,.,, tifn n.l will nroduco them Idcturo, rentiiring JncK Mlilliall and
-- --rt 1nmv.11 i.i' 1 - l....ll... ..1.. .....I rm mm. I If m
iwuin uimui;i ii 11 11 viii 111 vi uiuin, u
ptnr of tills Rpiuon'H development.
I..M..I that Dutch ships sail rrom Hot. ,,. of the sheriff of Wolfvlllo. the " I1l""llrn'r l,0 "c1com, " ,ne
and encli t inn in exennngo ror n ro- en, nrc taken l.y William iiunrnn - - - -
.. . IH. frnm A.norlrn. M.o' ... r .,..nv. n.,,1 n.l,nr In Went. TIlO Story Of "Tl.0 SlrCBS Of
im-l mil r r, ...... .-.... .-. . iiiiii 4iiiui ,,..".. , " .. ..... . - .....
tressed UoIkIuiii nnd northern Franco, 1 Western life, nn.l will produce them
When Information was received, thnt. n Bcrlcs with the strongest possible
(lermnny objected to America's ! casts. In "Dond Shot linker" the ro-
Nriherlands government deemed It n,(10 rn,t nro J. W. Hynn, S. 13. .ten-
duty Imposed by good fnlth to Inrorm
the Amerlran nnlhorltlos thereof lm
medlntoly, so ships which were thon
oti the way toward Argentine could
ho given 11 different destination. Tim
direct consequence wns that thoso
Milps were kopt moving, which wnu
exiidly In (onroimnco with tho pro
visional agreement. -
1 J. w. uyan, n. ... ..en- -
.It-.tntn Kin f.n.l llf.l In r. rtnlltfhtfiil
nlngs. It. I.. Ttogors, Otto I.cdercr and . .,' ."'.. V. """"
. . ,, , ,. iunuiuiinoiii, i.iiu in 1110 cioso is a
Charles Wheelock vnUy ovq g(ory Umt g ag delfhlfu
and appealing ns rnn be. Tho thrill
A photoplay that tins tho dhtlnc- or a nearby tragedy nnd desperate
tlon of having broken two recoriH flgbts between tho rival lovers, adds
within n single month In motlrp pic- another nttrnctlnn to tho play. .
,I).MH NOT TO 111: ItllAI'I'dlNTKII
AS IIKillMAV COMMISSION Ml
HAI.KM, April 2 Oiivemor Wlthy
rmnli.) today declared thnt ho will not
icappolnt Adams ns highway com
mlsjloner. He sns he Is trying to
gel a l.ane County mini to accept the
position, but will prob.ibly not mnkc
tin np ointment today. It Is bcllov
c.l Hint It. A. Iloolli of Kugono mny
get the appointment.
ItOMIIAItllMI'.N'T UV I'AHIH WITH
l.fl.NCl ItAXIJK IIUXH RKHL'MKD
County Court Proceedings
MARCH Ti:itM
Oonornl fund clnlms allowed by the
C'auntv Court. Kliimnin county, rc-.
11S 12.37
Western I'nlon Tel. Co., ser
ilres school superintendent
rohrunry, 1918 4.08
vs. Joe Chapman o.uu
II. H, Wilson, constabla fet,
state vs. Joe Chapman . . . 1,30
K.W.Uowen, justice fee, state
vs. Arnold Press o."f
T. 12. arlfflth, constable fee,
state vs. Arnold Press . . . 3,30
K.W.Uowen, Justice fee, state
vs. Frank Ward 6.30
If. H. Wilson, constable fee,
state vs. Prank Ward .... 1.70
K.W.tiowen. justice fee, atate
vs. Joe Wilson 6.4S
T. K. rjrimth, constable fee,
state vs. Joe Wilson 1.30
K.W.Oowon, Justice fee, state
vs. Alex Cooler 49G
11. S. Wilson, constable fee,
Btato vs. Alex Cooler .... 1.30
H.W.dowen, justice fee, state .
vs. Ed Kearns 7.30
H. S. Wilson, constable fee,
state vs. Ed Kearna 3.30
Western Transfer Compsny.
drnyaae court house, Feb
ruary, 1918 1.50
Vana Auto Service, auto hire
district attorner, Novem
ber, 1017 3.00
J. P. Morley, cash advanced
obtaining evidence, Janu
ary, 1918 S9.ES
Chas. J. Ferguson, cuh ad-
vanced and expense Irwla
vs. County 860.00
W. M. Duncan, caah advanced
upholding criminal laws,
January. 1911 133.60
L. R. Sullivan, auto hire dis
trict attorner. December,
1917 1-75
Pioneer Prlntery, office sup
plies and printing, January
Pebruarr. March, 1918 .. 68.60
the following duerlbsd real Breaerty,
to-wlt:
Lots 1 and 3, In block 34. Orlg-'
inal Town of Llnkvllle, now the
City of Klamath Pails, Klamath
County. State of Oregen:
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy said execution.
Together with tenements, herodlta.
meats and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In anywise appertaining.
The nrocceds of said sate will bo
applied to the satisfaction of snld ex
eeutlon. order and decree, lnctudlnc
interest, redemption from delinquency
sale, attorney's fees, costs ana dis
bursements and accruing costs, and
tlie overplus. If any to bo paid Into
court to bo further applied as by law
directed.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 2nd day of April, 1918.
OF.O. L. HUMPHREY, Sheriff.
By T. E. ORIPPITH, Doputy.
3-9-16-33
PARIS, April 2. The bombnrd
mont of Paris by the long range guns
Has resumed today.
It Cost the Average Family
Lets Than 10c Per Week
for Packer's Profit in 1917.
The Meat Bill is one of the H
large items in mc ituimjr
budget
less than 10 cents per week of it
goes to the packer in profits.
In converting live stock into
meat and getting it into the hands of
the retail dealer, the packer performs
a complex and essential-service with
the maximum of efficiency.
The above itatMMnt te based on
Swift ft Company's 1017 figure
and FcMtertiCsntut data:
iOOI HKWIHTH Pl.KAHi:
KLAMATH VAhlH
Tlioro lias never been nn thing wtth
tho QUICK results of pure Itvoptlk
ovo wash. Ono mnn's o)os wore so
badly strained ho could not read with
out nnln. TWO applications of Lav-
optlk relieved him. A lady had tried
tbieo different glasses for weuk, in
nimr.,l vs. ONE I.avontlk wash
Hiirprlsod her. Wo gunrantco a small
bottto to bonollt EVERY CASE wcaK,
strnlucd or lulluiiied eyes. Whitman
Drug Co. Adv.
Profit par pound
$.0062
U. 8. Matt Conaomptloa "..
. . . 17a pound-PTPronprytar
170 pound. t $.0063 S1.05 per perton pr year
The . toUy Vijjon. yw
1911 year book of Interesting and
iMtructve facts tent on request,
Addrew Swift kgPUu
Unton Stock Ve-ChkafO. mwoto
Vini'll Inne In imriy f ).u exiwtl
tit gt't n riMl iMirgnln In a Home on
iwy Irnim. Hoc C'lillH'Ir. 7
an.oo
91.00
co.oo
I.3.".
i;on, Mnrcli, 1'Jis, icrm:
Warren Hunt, son Ices county
poor, February, 1!1S ...
(leo. A. llnydon, postage and
onico help, December, No
vember, nnd Jnnuary . . .
Mrs. II. nrown, salary nurse
poor farm, February. 1!18
F. C. Mnrkwardt, malnt.Mi-
nnro poor farm, February,
1918 23-
Algoma Lumber Co., election
Riiiiiillcs. Algoma, June,
1918
fieo. Chimtntn, cnBh advanced
epress. February, 1918 ..
'C. O Trcntlce, witness circuit
court. February, 1918 ...
Itcmer Roberts, witness cir
cuit court. Fcbrunry, 1918
Lottie McFull, witness circuit
court. February, 1918 ...
Mrs. Evn Ruhno, witness cir
cuit court, February, 1918
M. II. Wnmrdcr. Juror circuit
court, Februnry, 1918 ...
John eKnny, Juror, circuit
court, February. 1918 ...
routs Stiles. Juror circuit
court, February, 1918
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN C. CLKGHOKJf
Coanty Harvayor
Civil Engineer
City ft County Abstract Co.-
ARTHCl R. WILSON
617 Mala Bt,
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CKJfT
FLAT
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poison before
breakfast
Swift & Company
U. s. a;
To feel your best ilny In and day out,
to feel clean Inside; no sour bllo to
coat your -longuo nnd sicken your
breath or dull your bead; no constipa
tion, bullous attacks, sick headache.
colds, rheumatism or gnssy, acid stom
ach, you must bathe on the Inside like
you bathe outside. This Is vastly more
Important, becnuso Iho skin porea do
not nbsorb Impurities Into the Diooa,
while ttio uowel pores do, says a well
known physician.
To keep tbeso poisons nnd toxins
well flushed from tho stomach liver
kldnoy and bowels drink before breaK
fast onrli dnv n class of hot water with
a trrspoonful of limestone phosphate
In 11. This will cleanse, puriry anu
freshen Iho cnllro allmentnry traut bo
fore putting moro food Into tho utonv
nch.
dot n qunrtor pound of limestone
phosplmlo fiom your pharmacist. It is
Inoxnenslvo nnd almost tasteless, ex
cept n sourish twinge which Is not un
pleasant. Dilnk phonphated hot water
every morning to rid your system of
those vile poisons nnd toxins; also to
prevent their formation.
To fool Uko young folks reel: uae
you felt befoie your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an ac
cumulation of body poisons, begin thla
treatment, nnd above all, keep It upi
As soap and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening and purifying, ao
limestone nhosohate and hot water Be
fore breakfast, act on the tomaob,
liver and bowels. Adr. '
C R. DoLap, ensh advanced
postnge, February, 1918 .
Ceo. L. Humphrey, board of
prisoners, February, 1918.
PeLap H Haydcn, Insnranco
poor farm
Vnc. Tel. & Tel. Co., sorvlccs
poor farm, February. 1918
The Wlnnek Co., supplies
Jail. Februnry. 1918
Idwln Hodson Co., offlco sup
plies. Fobrunry, 1918 ... 1.00
Irwin Hudson Co., onico sup- ,
piles, February, 1918 ...
Rurrougbs Adding Machlno
Co., repairs county ma
chines, December to June,
1918 ....
Thos. R. Kay, tiro pntrol.Juno
to November, 1917
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., sorvlccs
court house, February nnd
March, 1918
Chas. Ontes, nuto hire con
stnble Justice court, De
cember, 1917
(loo. A. Haydon, cash advanc
ed postnge, Fobrunry, 1918
Undorwood'a Pharmacy, omco
sunnlles. Fobruary, 1918 .
I. O. O. P, Hall Ats'n, rent
District Attornoy offlco,
May and Juno, 1917 20.00
Chas. Wynn. services Pros
ccutlng Atty offlco, May
nnd Juno, 1917, amounting
to $70.00 was disallowed
tn full.
Roberts & Hanks, supplies
poor fnrm, nJnunry, 1918.
Kllham Stnt'y Co., euppllos
rond master, Fobrunry,
1918
Roberts & Hanks, .supplies
jail, January and Febru
ary. 1918 14.43
Roberts & Hanks, supplies
circuit court offices, Janu
ary and February, 1918 . . 4.20
Olnss & Prudhomme Co., oN
lice supplies, February,
1918 47.G5
Molse Kllnkner Co., offlco sup
plies, February, 1918 30
Q. O. Lorens, ropalrs Jail,
February, 1918 01.43
(leo. L. Humphrey, cash ad
vanced postage, February.
'WoMcrn I'nlon Tel. Co., ser
vice! district attorney, Feb
ruary, 101 S 1.30
C'aI..Orc. Power Co., services
loor fnrm. 1-21 to 2-19.
mis ii.30
It. Ilolvln, repairs poor fnrm,
Fobrunry, 1918 78.61
Cnl.-Orc., Power Co., services
court house, 1-21 to 2-22,
1918 40.cn
Klamath Fuel Co., wood coun
ty poor. "Mrs. Wall." Feb
ruary, 1918 6.00
f!. C. l.orcnz, supplies poor
farm. Jnntinry. 1918 .... 2.20
I'nc. Tel. & Tel. Co., services
county officers 7.6G
W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
supplies Irrigation districts
Februnry, 191S C2.C0
W. O. Smith Printing Co.
supplies tax collections,
1918 198.75
W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
printing clerk circuit court
January, 1918 4. SO
W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
I sunnlles rond master. Fob
runry, 19 IS 10.25
Edna Wells, postngo nnd ex-
G.21 press school superintend-
I ent, Fobrunry, 1918 .... 2.23
13.20 W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
J printing county assessor,
17.50 February, 1918 22.50
,Vnnnlce Tiros., supplies poor
G.OO farm, January, 1918 7.05
i w.niiicp iir.ii., Hiippiioi riiuii
.55 ty clerk. Fobrunry. 1918.,
LEGAL NOTICES
,75
2.20
5.40
8.00
12.00
8.20
.25
Wlthrow-Melhnso Co., rent
vault doors, 1918
K. K. K. Store, supplies Jail,
10.00
5.00
20.50,
173.8
42.00
4.50,
30.50
100.00
100.00
8.35 1 .Tnnunry, 1918
Fred I.Ikoy, witness Justlco
J court. November, 1918 ... 8.90
i K. M. Chllcoto, supplies and
repalrn wnrd draft, "cash
advanced" 32.25
Herald Publishing Co., pub-
lUhlng delinquent ax list. 100.00
Herald Publishing Co., pub
lishing delinquent tax list.
Herald Publishing Co,, pub
lMitng delinquent tax list.
Herald Publishing Co., pub
lishing delinquent tax list.
.40 Herald Publishing Co., pub
lishing delinquent tax list, iuu.uu
Herald Publishing Co., pub
lishing delinquent tax list. 100.00
W. M. Duncan, cash advanced
upholding criminal taws,
February. 1918 50.00
K.W.Oowon, Justlco foo, state
vs. Mcno 7.15
II. S. Wilson, constable fee,
stnto vs. Mcno . . .'
i:,V.f!ovon, Justice fee, state
vs. John Dee
T. II. firlfflth, constablo foe,
stnto vs. John Dee
E.W.Oowen, Justlco fee, state
vs. (lllbert Wicks . .'
II. S. Wilson, constable fee,
stnto vs. Ollbovt Wicks . . .
K.W.Oowon, Justice foe, state
vs. Joo
Notice of Sale of Real Property
(F.-48)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Charles E. Drew, Plaintiff,
va.
Pet Nelson. Heir at Law of Hans J.
Nelson, Deceased, and any Other
Person or Persona who may have
some Interest In or Lien or Claim
upon tho Property In thla Com
plaint Described, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursu
ant to the real estate tax Judgment
and decree of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Klamath, and an order of aale, duly
Issued by the aald court, entered on
the 1st day of April, 1911, la pro
ceedings In foreclosure of tax llena
upon real property as provided by
Inw, 1 shall on the 4th day, of May,
1918, at 10 o'clock a. m. of aald day,
at the front door of the county court
house, in Klamath Fall. Klamath
County,.Oregon, la the manner pro
vided by law, sell the following de
scribed lands, or ao much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the full
amount of taxes, assessments, penal
ties, Interest and costs adjudged to
be due thereon.
West half of the northeast quar.
ter of section 1. township 38 south,
range 11 east of the Willamette
Meridian. Klamath County. Oregon
in wltneaa whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand this Ind day ot April.
1918.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY.
Sheriff ot Klamath County, Oregon;
By T. E. ORIPPITH, Deputy.
2-9-16-13
HOl'GHTALING DOTJGAN
Architects and Engineers
607-8 Henry Building
WE FINANCE YOU
Phone Main 8788. Portland, Ore,
DR. EARL G. W18ECARVKR
DENTIST
Oflke, Rooms Tssda, White
Balldiag
DR. P. R GODDARD
OetoopatUe Pbysiclaa A
Salt 811, L 0. 0. F. Teasate
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone Sl .. Res. Pbosw, SSSR
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon to Ktaaath
Falls.)
KATHERINE SCHLEEF, M. D.
Phjrslclaa aad Sargeoa
White Bldg. In Dr. Hamilton's
office
Office house 9:80 to 11 m.; 1:80
to 5 p. m.
Night calls promptly attended to
W. D. MILLER
. Xootls Contractor
Malthold, Tar and Gravel -Root-tag.
Root Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. SSI S. Sixth Street.
Phoae 198.
Notice of Bale
(Equity No. 940)
In the Circuit Court ot the 8tate ot
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. Rufus 8. Moore, Plaintiff,'
coo
5.4S
Jennl Lfthavlea. Defendant.
I uA,.M i. hMhv Ivan ha. hv vlr,
11UIILB . MW.WVJ B..W-- vmmv, w -
100.00 ! tue of an execution and order of sale
duly Issued out or tno aoovo auiieu
court and cause on the 1st day ot
April, 1918, upon a decree made and
.nA..A.i a! mmivA In aald Circuit
I Court on the 1st day of April. 1918,
tn favor of the above named plaintiff
and aastnst the said defendant, dt
rectlna- the sale of the premises there-
In and hereinafter described, to, satis
fy the sum ot f 1,800.00, and Interest
Oiwuin at Iho rain of 8 nar cant Mr
annum from the first day ot July,
1913, 8365.86, with Interest thereon
at the rate ot 8 per cent per annum
from the 6th day of December, 1917,
for redemption of the hereinafter de
scribed real property from delinquent
sale, 1150.00 for 'attorney's fees,
848.20 costs and disbursements aad
accruing costs.
Now, therefore, by virtue ot said
THPIIIIDn. Mnu id niwuiuiw. W.hl.
ll, juBiiit, iuv, num. j w . -
King 7.45 ' said writ, I have duly levied oa the
T. K. Orlffltb, constablo fee, hereinafter aescnoea premises, ana
..., ... mo ifin, 9 90 will, on the 4th day of May. 1911. at
r. w.nowen. iustlce fee. state 1 10 o'clock a. a. ot said day, at the
vs. Alfred Turnln 9.05 . front door of the county; court house,
1.70
1.60
1.20
6.45
1.70
T. E, Orldlth, constable fee,
state vs. Alfred Turpln . .
E.W.Oowen, Justice foe, state
vs. Dennis Nolan
11, S. Wilson, constable fee,
stnto vs, Dennis Nolan , . .
I in Klsmath County. State of Oregon,
3.20 and In the City ot Klamath Fails, sell,
j at public auction, to the highest bid-
6.30 der for cash In -hand, all the right,
title and Interest ot Jennie LeUvics,
1,80 the above aaxsed aeteaiaat, la aa to
DR. J. G.
GOBLE
Well known OptomeUet
Op4kua,la
Pemuettly Locate, at
126 3d Street
Opposite Elks Temple
PboaeMM
Make engagements, aad he will
caU at your homo aad examine
your eyes for glasses, If you can
not call at his office.
WOOD
Block, slab, limb and body, any
length. SsnaU or large quant
Prompt service.
KUsMtk Futl Cowfmj
O. PKTON.Mgr. $?
Office Fifth aad Mate
Phone 118R
VA
M
,'
i
Jtf
rn.
m
rJk
vyy
.
t-lX. ,..', ,&
je:-ftftrjcy.fc.