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THE EVKWINO H1RALD, KLAMATH
KING DECORATES SUCCESSFUL GENERAL
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King George of England Is heref
shown decorating General sir H. C.
PJN FORESTS
OALVESTON, Tex.. Nov. 6. Pine
tree in which birds were building
aests at sowing time last spring are
now nude Into ships ready for car
go of grain destined for Europe and
the forests of the south everywhere
show the results of the (great ship
building drive. ' -
Construction of a single ship of the
Parrla type, eiillng for nearly two
million feet of lumber; .necessitates
th clearing 'of nearly' s thousand
acre of pine trees. The Daugberty
type ship requires a million and n
half feet of lumber. While the pine
forests of Louisiana and Texas pro
due from 10,000 to 20,000 feet of
lumber an acre, only a small percen
tage on this is available for, ehlp
building. Two score vessels already have
been launched at Beaumont. Orange
aad Houston, and the consumption of
lumbar at Orange alone will denude
or than 100.000 acres of forest.
Shipyards at Beaumont aad Houston
will tak a much mar. Th yards
at Lak Charles, Morkan City, New
Orleaas, Mldell, Rascagcula, .Gutf-
port, Blloxl, Pensacola aad Mobile
likewise are drawing oa the forests
of th aouth. and th woodland clear
ed will total millions of. acre when
th ahlpbulldlBg campaign U over.
Th Emergency Pleet Corporation
has contracted for all available ship
timber, and would us morrif.lt could
I be produced. At BeaumMt the fleet
corporation has built on of the larg
est lumbar yard of th country on
''ty acres of land presented by the
city. ' '
Louisiana has 60,000 mea In ita
700 eaW' mills, while Teaaa has no
mora than half .that number, altho
Teas has a larger of saw mills. If
labor,. sufficient, to operate, th bills
at full oapaelty. ware unavailable,
both Taxes aad Loutilaaa" would be
nroduelag mor lumber tlila year
than ever before. .
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NATURAL COLOR, GLOM AND
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Common garden sage brewed Into a
havy tea .with sulphur add,,wtll
tun gray, streaked and ladad hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant.,.. Just
a fw aiplleatMM will proir a raveta
tla II four, haty hi fadlafstraalMd or
ST Mltfat tha Sage Tea tad Sul-
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Plummer, one of those who has mad
' good.
I phur recipe at home, though, Is trou
blesome. An easier way Is to gst a
r.-cent bottle ofWyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound at any drug ator ell
ready for use. This Is the, old time
recipe Improved by th addltloa ot
other Ingredients.
While wispy) gray, faded hair fa
not sinful, w all desire to retain cur
youthful appearance' and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyetb's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because it doea it to
naturally, so'evenly. You Just damp
en a sponge or soft brush with It aad
draw tnis through your halr.ftaklag
one small strand at a time; by mora'
Ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and after, another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
(lossy, aoft and luxuriant.
This preparation Is a delightful
toilet requisite, and Is not jntended
for the cure, mitigation or prevention
if dlaeaae. Adv.
RED CROSS DISTRIBUTION
The American Red Cross so far has
distributed In round numbers 2.000,
000 sweaters, 760,000 mufflers, 1,
000,000 wristlets, 600,000 helmets,
1,000,000 pairs of socks.
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE OP SHKRIPF'S BAUB ON
EXECUTION
Notice is hereby gives that under
aad br virtue of a writ of execution
in foreclosure issued out of .the Cir
cuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for
the County of Klamath, In the cos
of Northern Bank ana Trust com'
nanv. a corporation, by and through
Louis H. Moore, aa state bank exam
iner of the State of Washingten: ana
Louis H. Moore as state bank examin
er of .the State ot Washington, for
and In behalf of the Northern Bank
and Truat Company, a corporation.
ptalntiBs, vs. Myrtle O. BoUford aad
Charlea 8. Botsfbrd. husband aad
wife, defendants, which said writ
was dated oa the 20th day of Octo
ber. A. D. 1918, I will, oa the 30th
day, ot November. A. D. 1I1S, at the
front door of the court house ot
Klamath Count. Oregon. In th City
of Klamath Falls. Oregon, at th hour
of two o'clock In the afteraooa -oa
said date, proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest
of the said Myrtle G, Botaford aad
Charles 8. BoUford. husband and
wife, the same being
an undivided one-nair interest in
and to the NH of the NBH ; the
8EU of NEli. the NBt4 of SBH,
of section ten (10); and the 8ft
ot the NWK. the Wtt ot NB14
nnd BWU of section 11; the WH
of BV of section 12; the SWH of
8WU of section 23; the SH of
NWU.theNH of 8WH aadSWU
ot BWU of ssctlon 24; the NWK
of NWVi of section 26; the Bft of
NWtt. BBttot BWKor section is;
.theNH ofNBU.tbeN.H of 8BV4',
NWV4 of NWV4 of section 27; the
Sli of 8BK of section 28; the EH
of NBV4 jot section 33; the SVi of
NVa and NV4 of 8V4, and 8BV4 of
8WV4 of aectlon 34; the NVs of
NWV4. the 8BV4 of 8BU of aec
tlon 36; all In' township 40 south,
range 16 east of Willamette Merid
ian, Klamath County, Oregon;
And NWVi of NWVi of section
1; the' NBVi, the WH of NWVi.
the 8RV4 of NWVi the NV4 of
SWVi, the 8BU of SWV4. aad
SBVi ot aectlon 2: NV4 of NBU-.
SBH of NBV4.NV4 ofNWVi.SBVi
Ot NWVi. BVs Of BWV4. NKVi Of
of 8BV4. and SH of 8BV4
of. section 3: the W of
NBU, NU of NWU. SBU of
NWK. NH of SWK, NWK of
SBU of ssctlon 11, all In town
ship 41, south, range 16 east of the
Willamette Meridian, in Klamath
County, Oregon;
And, NE.H of SWfe, 86 of
SWtti NEJ4 of SEH and 8 of
SBU of'aectlon S; and NWV. of
SEU of section 9: NWU and W
ofSWK of section 10; NWK,
NWU of SWU and SH of BWU
of 'ssctlon 16; 8M of section 16;
lUi of NEW, NW4 of NWVi.
8R' of NE'4 and NE4 of 8EU
of section, 17; all In township 41
aouth, range 16 eait of the Wil
lamette Meridian, In Lake County,
State of Oregon;
or ao much thereof aa may be neces-
aary to satisfy a judgment rendered
In the above entitled case on the 18th
day of September. 1918, which said
Judgment Is for the sum of twelve i
thousand dollars ($12,000.00), with!
Intsrest thereon from the 4th day ofi
octobe, ills, at the ate ol seven per
cent per annum, ana twelve hundred
dollars (1,I00.00) attorneys fees,
and the further sum of twenty-two
dollars and forty-live cents (112.46)
costs, and the coats and' expenses of
tnis sale on execution.
Dated this 21th day of October,
A. D. 11S.
OBO. L. HUMPHREY,
Shsrlf of Klamath Coaaty, Oregon.
S1-7-14-21-2S
noticb op sHjeirp8 sale,
nxncimoN
ON
Nolle I hereby gives that under!
and by virtaa of a writ of executwa
In foreclosure issued out of the Cir
cuit Court of th State of Oregon, for
th Coaaty of Klamath, la th ease of
the State Land Board of the Bute ot
Oregon. atelntlsT. va. Charles H. Ks
ter, Myrtle B. Keeter aad the Pint
State aad Savings Bank, a corpora
tion .of Klamath PaUs; .Oregoa, de
fendants, waien said writ waa dated
on th 20th day of October. A. D.
ISIS) I trill on th 20th day of No
vember, A. D. 1011, at th front door
of ta court boas of Klamath Cotn
ty. Oregoa, la th city ot Klamath
Falls. Oregon, at'th hour' of 2:16
o'clock la the afternoon on said date,
proceed to sell at public auction to
th highest bidder for cash, all the
rigat, title and interest ot the said
Charles H. Kester aad Myrtle B. Kee
ter in aaa to
the NH of th SWH : the SBVi of
tne swvi of sectloa li; th NEV4
of SBVi of section 14; lot seven-
teea (17); aad NH of SBH f
section 2; nil la township forty
(40) southraags 11 eaat of th
Willamette Meriduta.
Als the SBH of th NBH of
i sectloa 11 ta towaahlp forty (40)
south, raag 11 east of the Wlllam-
ett Meridian, aid the SWH of
the SBH of section 2 la township
forty (40) . aouth. raag eleven
(11) east of th Willamette Me
ridian. r
Also, beginning at a volat 4.20
ehalas south aad SO Itaks east of
a atone marked with a cross on Its
four .tides, said stone being 11.80
chalaa east aad 20, casus south of
the atone representing the north
'west corner of ssctlon 11, la town
ship 40 south, raag 11 east of
the Willamette Meridian; theace
from said place, of beglnalag north
37 deg. 20 mln. east, 2 'chains aad
20 Itaks theace north 42 deg. 20
mla. east, It chalaa aad SS links;
thence north 26 deg. 10 mla. east,
16 ehalas and 6 links; thence east
10 chains and 80 links; thence
south, 40 chaias; theace west 30
ehalas aad 70 links; theace aorth
it canine aaa bo iibks; taeace east
l casta: theace aorth 1 chain:
thence west 60 links to the place
or Beginning, neiag-a part or the
EH of the NWK aad the WH of
tne nbk ot sectloa li. in town
ship 40 south, raage 11 east of the
. Willamette Merldloa, la Klamath
County. Obmob. together with the
tenements, hereditaments aad ap-
purteuanc taereunto eaioajiag
or is aay wis appertaining.
or so much thereof as may beaeees-
sary to satisfy a judgment rendered
In the above entitled case oa the Slat
day of September. 1018. which said
jttdgmeat la Tor the sum of twenty-
nve Bunarea ooiiars iii.soo.oo).
with latereat thereon from th 28th
day of May. 1014, at the rate of six
per eeat per aanum, aaa two nuadred
fifty dolUrs (S260.00) attornera'
fees, aad the sum of fourteen nnd
0-100 dollars (814.M1 easts, and
the additional sum ot three hundred
seventy-nln pad 07-100 dollars
(Il7f.f7) with iatsrest thsreon from
the 21th day of August, 1018, at the
rata of six per cent per aaaura, aad
th costs aad expenses of this sale oa
execution. v
Dated this 21th day of October.
A. D. 1012. .
OBO. L. HJUMPHRBY,
Sheriff of Klamath County,' Oregon.
31-7-14-21-28
s NOTICB
Department of the laterlor. United
SUtes Indian Service. Klnmath
Ageaey, Oregoa, October 26, 1818
Proposals will be received at the office
of the above named Acency until 2
o'clock, p. m., November 16, 1918, for
tne lumianwg or norses, mares ana
breedla cattle, hots and. sheen. Bald
stock is to be purchased for the Hlam-
atn .unions on tne Klamath Reserva
tion, State of Oregon. The .right Is
reasrvsa to reject any and nil bide.
to accept aay part aad reject the oth
er .and to waive technical 'defects as
the interests of the Service may re
quire. There will be purchased as
follews: ,
'" ., CATTLE
, 2, and 3 year old heifers, approxi
mately, 1.000 to 1.200 head,
1 to 2 year old heifers, approxi
mately. 200 to 4j0 bead. ,
Mflehj cowa not over -4 years old,
approximately 6 head.
jy. SHBBP
Qood young breedlag ewee. approx
imately 360 head. .
HOQg
Brood sows,, t. -'
Pigs, approximately 30 head, .
i -:. HORsie. , , .. , . rv .
GeMlags, -weight lilOO.to 1,300, S
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H you live In the country vyej.H 'fytVA
etioiilit nvnll yoiimelf of .the K ' lfri
rnnvptilfiirp whirl, n wI'M ' 1 .J!
pot Kprvlco provlilea. ..('srefnt . fw
parking and prompt hlpmoals ;. 0, yV,
are hobble with Me... Head aaa Uh 4
trial .order whew you need drag'!'. 'A
atoro goods. m y u -'
it.. .u
to 7 years old. 2 saaas.
. Oeidlaga. weight 1.200 to l.SM. tv.-
to 7 years old, 40 spaas. '' -
.Msres, good brood aad work stotkh.
1.200 to 1,600: pouad,'.S tw'psapf J
old. spaas. -. ., ;
No member of Coaa-reaa (26 aaaae'
L. 1100), agent or employe !tM'
unuea states Qovernmeat .(IS.
u. mi, snau aav aay, m
y, tataat i It
turaieikng es,
ren or indirect, m tne :
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all f the above meatloaed eev witV
D inraisnea utormatMti oa asM
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