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THIRHDA Y. (HTOIIKR -J*J, ||>H THE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE TWO overcoat, hie rod breeches and bl» I «IMI ' HARM OF PREPARATION I.AMM l.l'MBEH CO. | »ration in his tintement of principles < i i « iin heh in <> ni itirn i led toppod cap being »wallowed up In IS INUORPoliATED I He holds that the present burden of the rushing crowd taxntion is oat ot proportion to the i ultsd Press Herviré I wouldn't lx* surprised It Jean Articles of incorporation were Alert taxable wealth of tne state, and urges A Continuation of ’he PARIA. Hept 30 Illy wall to New tried when his Hille Freuch wife, with Couuly Clerk Do latp late Mou the elimination et extravagance in all Klamath Republican tlay afternoon by the l.aium Lumber form« and a careful, efficient admin York! Dirty aud unshaven and who loved dean things, threw her Editor istration of state affairs as th. rem- United Preee Service Kompany, the incorporators being W. W. O. bMITH . wealing a filthy uni-' artu» about hit dirty uniform that TOK1O, Oct II.—The Japanese i K. Lamtu of Danville, Ills.; F. M. De idy;" And. H he did cry, 1 wouldnt farm, Jean Brlvge of > night turned United 8tat«s Consul Pock at Entered at the postoffice al Kl.i.aath Norte and J. L. Conley of Portland, Judge Worden Makea a l*ie*ent of All bo surprised If she thought that he And quotes from the Doctor's state tho 73d infantry, sat Tslng Tau and Ave other non-com Falla. Ore , as second class matter. Illalla, Grain Iley and I ege<ahl<-a ment after he spoke of the tUHWasIty batanta recently leaving that settle- ■ The capital stock ot »5.<00 la divided packed . In a little was weeping because he was glad Io ai t onni) Farm to Mr. Markwardi. into five shares. Published by the Herald Publishing of good roads as foHotva: compartmvut of a got home. Hut I know heller mont over to the Cbineee authorities. Apparent At tempt to Trick the The concern's principal place ot Company, of Klamath Falls, on train that was ooon "Ot equal importance is the cost ot According to Peck about twenty Public la DbH'OVerval b) Examina- business is Klamath Falls, and ac Monday and Thursday of each week constructing these roads, a coat w hich German women remained in Thing I to start for Bor TANKKH'N SIIZUIIE tiun ■>r County Revotais. cording to the articles filed. It pro STIRS OFFICIALS deaux, and laughing may grow out of proportion to the Tau. poses to own, construct and operate ly told me how he value of a specified road. There muat JAP W ARSHil* H1TH -logging railways, lumber mills, etc., One »r the so-called busin«-«« deals, had his baud shot off ( United Press Service be an equable method of placing the A MINE.- GOES DOWN’ I NAME FOR EVERY FARM buy and sell timber and lumber, elec 'of the county court, which Is being I by a German bullet coat of good roads, and. above all. ----------- WAHH1NUGTON. 1' C. Oct 10 tric current, etc. I strongly < ondeinned by thv taxpayer« i I llk*-d him from the It Is evident that th. administration there must be insisted upon a system TOKYO, Oct. 20.—The Japanese of the county, la the leasing of the I 4K custom ot naming the farm is of highway construction which wlUi|IMht cruiser Takaehiko struck a Ger- This concern owns the 2t>6,<50,000 first for the way he Intends to vigorously oppose tho sell acted, aud despite iure of tlu* Standard OH company's spi ending all over the United give a dollar's worth of road for ev- man mine off Kalo Chan harbor, and fest of lumber usar Odessa recently I'-ounty poor farm aud Infirmary. «old by the forest service. No an- his dirty ap|M*arauce tanker Brindili» at Halilaa by lb* States. Iowa is probably ahead of err dollar expended.” sank. Eighteen of the crew were | Many objectlou» were heard at the | u^uucement has yet been made as to I noticed that wbsu I British converted cruiser t'aroilua. other states at present, but its lead is time a auppomd copy ot the least ' These principles are particularly |saved and 344 loot, whore the mill will be built. he laughed that bls but Intend« to leave up to the ad threatened. ! was published by the county court, on-l applicable to Klamath county at the No further detail, were given. The 'account of the liberality of the court , aCff J^eeAercS. teeth were pearly mlralty court the question »f I ho Farmers are not naming their present time Economy in public af- Takaehiko was built In 1885. while. llrlndllla'e being a contraband ot war. places fur mere sentiment's sake, al ¡fairs Is the demand of the times ov- ---- ------------- with the county's property. Accord-' though that has a lot to do with the erywhere. and nowhere is It more THIRD ST. FOLKS RE SHOWN AT LAND SHOW mg to the terms of the instrument. "it's "it’s over fur me," said Jean, Ins alleged by the Carolina'» corn choice of names. The farmer recog- necessary than In this county after ---------- the county practically gave the free J "Back to my electric wirlug In Bor- 1 mander. KICK ON (MANGE used « French slang uitra the advertising value that a the extravagant management ot the It Klamath county does not make a ' use ot the farm aud building to Mr. ■ deanx! ” He good name creates. last four years, during which time the According to the benefit propor- great Impression on the people at- j Markwardt for three years, und In ad- H'at showed he was fully city broke, LEGAL NOTICES “Ever ainon I was a kid I’ve been Charles Dillon of the Ka sas Agri- county debt has Increased about uouiueut arrived at by the city coun tending the Manufacturers' and Land |ditlou to donating to him the use and Notice . ultural College, pointed to this fea 3400,000. notwithstanding the enor cil in the Third street improvement Products show, to open In Portland benefit ot the land and furnishing the walling for thia European war. and mous sums of money collected from .project, the abutting property is as Monday, It will not be the fault of necessary machinery and implement. I n°w It's come and gou. for axe. AH ¡To th« Hlockholdera of the Klamath ture when he said: Water Users Association "Why don’t you advertise Mr. the taxpayers and spent during the sessed 65 per cent ot the cost, aud the hlaniath Chamber of Commerce, for' with which to farm same, they ngr« «-d : *»> nights at the armory, all my two You are hereby notified that at a tcmsinder of the district the remain it has assembled an excellent display'to give him the free use ut the house years in camp--pouf! All for this! j Farmer ? Get a name for your farm same period. Just a ride on a train, a heli of a slam regular monthly meeting of the board It will be for the voters to deter t ing IS per cent. But this does not of the products of Klamath county bedding and furniture, aud pa; |io and then advertise your farm by that suit all of the people in the district. for display. In addition. It la sending month for feeding and permitting the) ban« u( bullets for alx hour«, a tew ¡of directors of said aaaoclntlon held in mine by their votes on November 3 name. lu addition to talks on the ques Secretary George C. Blower and Coun- poor of the county to stay In th>> coun |daY* of ducking arouud on farms and the association office. Rvclamatlou whether or not they want this extrav "Suppose you choose the name of <» forests, aud I'm done. I lifted up Her vic. Building, Klamath Falls, Ore tion al previous meetings, a delega |ty Agriculturist Glaiayer to Portland |ty building. Fairview. Then buy under the name agant management to continue or not. tion ot property owners attended last |to be in charge of the Klamath county; Some time after the publication of n,y ba,,d ,o Point out a Uerruan and gon, Katurday, October 3, 1*14, tbe of Fairview, sell under the name of pouf!—my hand is goue.” night's council meeting and protest-| niaplay, and give Information regard- ithe lease some of those who took the' following resolution was duly intro RIVERS ARE RT1I<L CLOSED Fairview, have your butter marked I suppose the story of bow a duced. seconded and passed and en ed the matter. A number of the talks Ing thia section. truable to Investigate and exsinlne th«- Fairview, print Fairview on your ber Blower and and Gbkiavnr Glaiayer l«ft left Tu««Mdav Tuesday IjtgYk.F# ¡court journal, discovered that • the Blower 4«Ntai»toaai «< Isa«***»» .»»■•».4 ek»»« k. — ! i Freuch soldier fights will be told In a were made at thia time, both by city tered upon the minutes of said meet- ry boxes and have eggs marked Fair «Js LI MBERING to be abandoned officials, but it was decided to have momlnf for Portland, taking the ex- people bad been further grossly de- million different ways before long; | ing, to-wlli view, paint Fairview on your wagon A by the mills purchasing timber »lory of how be charges or I the question taken up in detail at a hlblt with them. This will give the cehed and bilked. It «us found that**1*0 Be It resolved by tbe board of di boxes and have Fairview printed on on the Klamath Indian reservation?" ■*•••> had bl* »lory meeting of the property owners and pair a few days in which to prepare | the county court had attempted to'ctrests or d>M fractóte of the Klamath Water Users your letter head? and envelopes. is a question that many are askiug. street committee to be held Thursday i the display In the moot attractive mislead the people of the county with '** ba”>8 to tell, without a boast. Hut J Association In regular monthly meot- "It won't be long before the name looking back to a year of unsuccess night at the city ball. manner. reference to the Due conditions of the ,be thing that hit me about Joan was iing assembled, that there be and of your farm is known, and people soldier goes home when All parts of the county are repre- lease, aud. either Inteutlottolly or jhow a The Third street improvement cost ful endeavor to secure the re-opening | there la hereby issued a call for a will be calling for your products The >»uied in the display. The cream of otherwise, bud omitted from their i »•• • through. is to be paid for by the property own special meeting of the stockholder» of of Williamson and Sprague rivers to town merchant advertises and the ers in a district several blocks «ide. the displays at the Merrill, Honansa publication, a very important section He smoked uiy English cigarette., :,h„ K|aro„ih Water I sera Assorts farmer can just as well advertise his logging. It hss been sbout a year not by those along the street improv- and Fort Klamath district fairs will of the lease. mid told me how he had always want | lion, to be held In tho Houston Opon since the matter first came to the at butter, eggs and produce.” While moat ot the people of themed t° <° to the United States. *’*'' Hous». Klamath Falla, Oregon, Frl- as in other streets. This, the be shown, in addition to what has i ed. l«et the progressive farmers of tention of Klamath Falls people, and property owners say, was to make the been secured for the Panania-PaclAc county sre familiar with the provi- said: "A man with one hand can't | ,day, the Sth day of November, 1*14. Klamath county name their farms. since tha' time every conceivable cost lighter upon the owners of the International Exposition, and what Is sious of the main contract, they do '1° much over (hers, can he?" I at the hour ot 3 o'clock p. m for Un Pick out a good name, and let us agency has been brought into play In abutting property, owing to the oth to be left In Portland as a permanent not know that the county court, in its 1 it »»in t pathetic, it was only •jpuepgag of choosing a meunber of Uu- the hope of securing the opening. u* ... ___ .---- A |<|>d Cr<(W 1' know. er streets being benefit ted by the exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce liberality with the county property. Joke with happy Jean A Red Cross |K|amath wator Users Association as These rivers, which are the natural We will publish it, and that will improved street up the hill. building. made a further donation to Mr. Mark- nurse handed in a bottle of water and ; * m„|||(wr (>r lbe r<,adjuaun< board means for transporting the logs from pre-empt the title for your sole use. On other streets the cost Is as wardt of ths entire crop raised on tbo pulled a glass out of the knap-' uf ... (b| .......................... , ro(.|aroa,|oll .............................. service In re I . .„ the woods to the mills at Chiloquin, sessed <0 per cent to the abutting "OREGGON DRY" | farm this year. including all tbs alfal- >•<** which he had thrown on th. car I dJu,||n< ,b- charg^ lhp Klamath HOW ABOUT NEWCOMERS? were closed to logging by the bureau property, and on Third street it Is 65 ECHO IS HEARD fa and grain hay, which bad been bar- noor- Project ot Indian affairs, after a petition had per cent against the abutting prop texted and stored in the barn at the I "What a dirty thing war Is." fa., Vou Bfe furlb#r lhjU LL Oregon wants more settlers of been sent in by some sportsmen and erty. expense, and ail of the veget- 8a,d - ' It is not often that state politics ¡county i.ounty expeu-. aud all of th. veget- » a ‘ d _ punmanw of ..Id call lb. stock bold the right kind. Men who will Indians, protesting that the driving nl? wife banded me a glass like that creep Into the council meetings, but | a bier, growing or gathered. ••re of the said association will meet of logs would interfere with the trout work; men with families. ITALIANS BI.AMKD last night one of the vltnl issues of the Thia donation is contained in a bill , d ra,8e D»nr ” He drank and wiped in »pedal meeting In the Houston A man from Illinois with six nor Ashing. Strenuous etlorta bave been FOR FIRE AT IMMK coming ele< Hon was up. Moreover, it ot sale which la attached to the lense. hl“ mustache with his one good hand Opera Hous«*. Klamath Falls, Oregon. mals, or one from South Dakota with made to haTe 0,8 rivers re-opened. "She doesn't allow anything dirty resulted In the defeat of a proposi and is followed by an explanation b_ ' Friday, the <th day of November. fou«’, Minnesota with six, or Kansas but 80 far in vain, LONDON, Oct. 20.- Rome advices tion that entailed the expenditure of the county court on the Journal M around our houae. No, sir! She'll 11*14, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m The matter was taken up by the say that Prince von Hohenlohe, the money, and talk of retrenchment. with three, contemplates coming to ¡be furious with me for letting my I follows: * I of »aid day for the purpose ot chooa of Commerce; by the Coast. With California to the Klamath Chamber Austrian governor at Trieste, says he The matter downed was Rogers res The above produce whs sold to knapsaek get so dirty. Hut a soldier > ilng a member of this aeaoclallon to south of us with eight normals, and the county republican and democrat Is convinced that an Italian conspir olution for the exporting of the city's Mr. MaYkwardt for one dollar as a k""1’ c,8aB- The finest soldier | act as a member of the board Io re Washington to the north with three central committees; through personal acy caused the dockyard Are at Mons- books. The issue was prohibition, part consideration for the within con In the finest army In the world will I adjust charges on the Klamath Pro well-supported schools, he would be letters to influential people L the falcons. and the possibility that the 110.SOO tract. Under the conditions imposed look as dirty as an Apache after a ject. apt to say, "Give me the state that is East and West; through the Oregon* The same source informs us that saloon license fees be cut off caused few days on the Held. ” ho was afraid he could make no mon Dated kt Klamath Falla. Oregon. alive and abreast with other states delegation in congress; through tele the Italian cabinet is meeting fre- the halt. He gave his unapaac« a kick with [ iTueaday, October II, 1*14. ey for the Aral two years. This con particularly along lines of public grams, letters and petitions to the quently. "There Is a possibility that later cession was made by the court to In a rough hob-nailed shoe. "She'll clean .. nu*n*e u vi nvu Department of the Interior and In school advantages.” we may not be able to afford thia,” duce him to sign the contract.” The voters of the state will have a dian bureau; through commercial “NEEDLE* ■RAFT' said Matthews. Apparently Judge Worden made a attic and save II for my son Jean. .„elation HMS-ll-Ssw chance at the coming election to put clubs all over Oregon and California PLEASES WOMEN "Why not begin saving now, by re very bungleeomo attempt to deceive who s only three now. I tiqed to hear our state in the progressive list, by —but logging on the rivers is as ducing the number of police and cut the people of the county as to his ac my grandfather tell about fighting Noike fur Publiraitou rs-opening the normal schools in much barred today as a year ago In Rarely has an institution taken down some other expenses," said tion with reference to the county poor with Napoleon. When my hair gets (xot coal l^nds) the spring a promise was made by In such a favorable position with the Rogers. Eastern and Southern Oregon , farm. There was uo necessity for the white III tell about lighting with—iDopartBMt of the Interior, United dian Commissioner Cato Sells that he women of Klamath Falls as has The STILL NO REPORT states 1-and Office at lutkerte«, court to go to the expense of publish well, with France." would make a personal investigation. Needlecraft, recently opened at <06 SUPPLY HOUSE ing the contents of the lease, as the Then Jean studied more, and Oregou, September 2, 1(14. Spring came, but no Mr. Sells, instead Main street, by Mrs. R. M. Gilder- SOON TO BUILD instrument had already been signed sighed T HAS been several weeks since "No Napoleon this time " Notice Is hereby given that llattle a telegram that he would be here dur haus, who recently arrived from Port and delivered, and it was too late for "Have you ever been In Bordeaux?”IC. I.lnxi, whose postoffice address is Mrs. C. A. Moore dragged Klamath ing the summer. This in turn was land. With the Christmas season ap- Preparatory to the rebuilding of any objections by the people to be he asked me No? Ah, the beet city Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the Falls into more notoriety by a long followed by a telegram stating that proscblng. Klamath Falls women are that portion of the Farmers imple effective. Old buildings, sure; but'loth day of May. 1914, Ale In this In France letter to Governor West, in which the commissioner would be here early industriously working on band work ment and Supply House thet was de It he bad been honest In desiring to some splendid new ones, and I've pat office sworn statement and appllca- she made some ugly allegations re in the fall. ed gifts, and the new establishment stroyed by Are a short time ago, a know the wlahes of tbe people In such | JP electric wires In most of them " tion No. 07567, to purchase the NIV garding conditions here, and since After Sells telegraphed that be affords an ideal place to choose tbs force of workmen was put to work an Important transaction, the natural More study; then he shrugged his; 54 NW U (being lot 1), Section 7. the governor spattered still more mud would be here, the local campaigning iateat an(j best materials and ideas, this morning clearing out the debris thing for him to have done would .shoulders. _ 10 E.. Wiliam __ "They said they'd keep ( Township 38 8. Range on our reputation by giving the letter cessed, for it wss felt that what Linen, towelling and pillow tops in I . within the charred walls. A Isrge have been to publish a copy of the Joh for me, but III n«*ed twojatts meridian, and the timber there- full publicity in Portland and Salem needed was abou* accomplished endless varieties are carried. Be force ot men Is st work, in order to lease before It had been entered Into bunds, no?" (,n. un<i«r the provisions of tho act papers. Following that, the state now winter is fast approaching, sides these, the Arm is stamping de rush through the work thia winter. by both parties. I trlgd to turn lhe subject We of June 3,1871, and acts amendatory, executive wrote some letters to local as yet nothing has been done. signs to order, and has also on hand With the wreckage cleared away, Strong opposition to Judge Worden talked about football for a while; 1 known as the "Timber and Htone officials, and also made several talks The Chamber of Commerce baa some wonderful finished work. A work is to be started on the rebuild is developing all over tbe county Jean belonged to a football team; ¡|jw," al such value as might be Axed about au investigation here. again taken up the matter with Secre rest room is maintained by the estab ing of the middle section of the build xmong people who are opposed to any Ills eyes lightened -and then his by appraisement, and that, pursuant Now, knowing that tne charges tary I.ane, in the hope of getting some lishment. ing. A brick Are wall separates this public official whom they are com-!"m,le went I could see what *•» to such application, the land and tlm made by Mrs. Moore could not be action taken. It would be well for section from the section on Klamath polled to continually watch In order happening to Jean. The "tumult and ber thereon have been appraised nt a substantiated, tbe officials the gover every person interested in the future TICKETS ARE OUT avenue, which was not damaged, and to keep from being tricked. the shouting" was dying for him; |tota| of |iou, the Umber estimate« nor wrote to answered that the wo of this section to make some effort FOR COMING GAME the section is to be rebuilt by the "the captains and tbs kings" were de- | iflo.000 board feet, at 60 cents per mans allegations were untrue, and in the hope that by spring this great erection of three concrete walls, mak SUBMARINE MUNK parting and all the great war In Eu- M.. and lhe land »30; that said eppll- they offered all assistance to the gov- injustice to our lumber Interests will These are busy times at the Klam-1 ing the entire section Are proof. The BY A FRENCH HHII'I’W«. with the soldiers' camps under |raBl wm ((ffer ntlal proof |n aup|K>rt eruor, should he care to investigate. be corrected and the mills at Chilo ath County High School, speaking door is to be six inches thick, and the autumn moon and marches and ()f ber application and eworn state- But so far, no investigation has quin can all run full blast. from a gridiron point of view, for Sat the rest of the work will be of a sim ruited Piess Service ¡song» and shouting and shooting were mant on ,he 7tb day of Nov,rabor been maue, or if it has been made, no urday the high school eleven opens ilar character. IXJNDON, Oct. 20.—A news agency dwindling, dwindling away and shrlv-!I914. before C. R. De Lap county report has been given out as to the WORKINGMAN'* INTERESTS" the season by tackling the Ashland dispatch from Cettlnje says official «Hn< up Into Jean's own little troq-le|erk of Klamath county, at Klamath findings. And this is the point that High school eleven at Modoc Park GERMANS CANT GET confirmation la given the news of the with every mile that he passed toward Fa||a> Oregon, makes Klamath Falls people incensed. on the part of American manu- The Jackaon county students have ACROSS VISTI LA sinking of an Austrian submarine In bt,n>*. and the letters were reading, I, ............. x -. uiub , Any |>ara<,n |a at liberty to protest Hevorat times Governor West lias cast FTER long and emphatic protests been raising havoc with teams in the the Adriatic by tbe French cruiser what “ work *" can . one-armed ■* — man do|lh)ll purehao b.fore entry op reflections on Klamath Falls by Rlgue River Valley this fail, but thia PETROGRAD, Oct. 20 - An official Waldec Rosseau. The engagement j for bls wife and baby, after the war L r(,nteat at any lln,„ bofore j,,,.,, facturers, the democratic secretaries threats of sending in tbe militia, etc., of war and navy cancelled the con does not daunt the local aggregation. statement says that the efforts of the took place north of Cattaro. * F ? . . , . . Issues, by filing n corroborated all and in every case conditions hers have Football practice is being held dally Germans to cross the Vistula contin tracts they had let to British Arms I lookevl at Jean, and hie amlle was lh|a a,|ef) t Two submarines attacked tbe beeu represented otherwise than in for some sixty or seventy thousand and Coaches Motschenbacher. Ell'ott ues, but have so far failed with heavy cruiser, which was convoying a trans- ■'»im He perked up a bit and took a wh|ch wou|1| ||)e entry their true light. But if investigations dollars worth of brass buttons for and Willey are much pleased with the losses. The statement further frays port. The French crew discovered the I handful of buttons from his pocket, have been made, nothing has been JAH. F. BURGERH, Iteglater. showing made by the boys, who, that the Russians are advancing attempt In time to sink one craft by I "From a German soldier's coat," he American uniforms. 8-10 11-6 aw given out from the state house re The war and the uncertainty of de though light, are remarkably speedy. steadily toward Warsaw and Ivan a broadside salvo. ¡explained. "That's all 1 could bring garding them, either to substantiate I ¡home to thorn." The other students are dividing gorod. Notice of Ap|M>lntmrnt of Ailmlni«- « tho charges made, or to vindicate livery supplied the secretaries with an their spare time between the sale of The Army Gazette says that 18,000 COUNCIL TO HOLD excuse for cancelling the contracts. | "You're bringing yourself home." tmtrlx Klarnatb Falls by the disproving of But what will happen to American tickets and yell practice under Yell dead Germans were left on the battle HTILL MOKE MEirm "Y8 h . m.* wife will like that." he Notice I» heieby given that I havo them. ———- j»ald sadly. But the emphasis on the been appointed as the administratrix workingmen if the next contract leader SeviU and his lieutenant, "Big field for the Russians to bury. Such notoriety, with no contradic awarded a foreign Arm cannot be can 'John” Houston. Hereafter, instead of holding ¡word "wife," and you’ll see how the |of tho estate of Vivian It. Evans, de- tion from the source that spread it, Is I .eave for Portland. ¡three meetings a month, the council | Iron of disappointment was burning I ceased. harmful to tbe town. People in other celled? And is It showing the right spirit when cabinet officers have to be S uch tor Damuges. Mrs. George H. Feese and Blrdean 'wlll hold sessions four times In the Into Jean’s soul. All persons hnvlng claims against sections, reading in the papers these Suit to recover »50, the value of a and Fred efese left on Monday for same length of time. This will be' Jean showed his white teeth, but the said estate are directed to present compelled to cancel contracts which charges, cannot form a very high' f 1 1 a n ,1 *-' tntn tfAv W aa «« ho. '* they willingly granted foreign manu heifer killed by a railroad train, was l* Portland, to join Rev. Feese, who has the four Mondays, beginning with |>'l" eyes were sad as he said goodbye "«mo. with proper vouchors attached, opinion of this section, especially af "tariert against the Southern Pacific tieen chosen as pastor of the M. E. the first Monday. ¡to me. Tbe tears weren't far away, {to me, at my residence In Poe Valley, facturers? ter no pains are taken by the gover Prior to filling liwlay by John D. Morgan. Rollo C. church at Patton. 1 ress of work, not need of an extra 'blex, which centered In that one | Klamath county, Oregon, or at the nor to set the town right in the eyes ¡office of my attorneys, Kuykendall & the Lakeview pulpit last year, Rev. |3, Is the reason ascribed by thejrtump of an arm. Dr. E. E. Rtraw, now residing in Croet-beck is his attorney. of the public. Marshfield, la expected Monday for Feeae was pastor of Grace M. E. councllmen. But Mayor Nicholas. "Who'll rule Enron»” was the Ferguson, whose offices are In the a short visit. Nearly 300,000 women are employ church for severs) years, and during! Police Judge Leavitt, City Attorney question .lean started out with some Loomis building, Klamath Falls, Ore- ECONOMY ed In the cotton mills in Japan. his time here he and his wife made ; Rutenlc, City Engineer McLean and weeks ago, but the sentence was gon, such claims to bo presented Diasatisfaction over the award of a host of friends. Mrs. Feese spent'lhe newspaper men, who drag down changing on the screen of his life I within six months from this date, to- H'5 OREGONIAN In a recent is Chief Justice White on the Panama- several days here with friends before no extra money for extra attendance, for he was really only a boy. | helped wit: October 8th. 1914. Private* Sale are not elated at the prospect of de- him get hla ahoulder pack in place sue, commenting on a statement 1 Costa Rica boundary question result To be held at the Ankeny ranch front going on to Portland. ZELLA G. EVANR. ----------------------------- voting twelve of the thirteen Mon ed In demonstrations against Presi the present time to October 29. All of principles made by Dr. Withy- and the last I saw of this little sol-¡Administratrix of the Estate of Vivian dent Porras of Panama, and other Hveatock, farming implements and Insurance that pays. Hee Chllcote. days In each quarter to council meet- dler, who had fought combe, said. for the Lillies of _ ___________ R. Evans, Deceased. 18-tf Ings. household goods are offered. 22-Itsw O.'lrt Main street. Prone M. "Economy I* given primary couaid- 1 government officials. France" was a glimpse of his blue 10-8 11-5 aw Semi-Weekly Herald Turn U. S. Consul Over to Chinese People Deceived by County Court I T n ............. .... .. ., >. I A T / K,..;“W..t