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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
NOTICE OF STREET EXTENSION.

Notice OF the proposed opening OF
Eighth Street. between klamath Ave
nue. and Walnut Avenue.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council OF the city OF Klam-
ath Falls deems II expedient to open
Eighth Street between klamath Ave
nue. and Walnut Avenue. and TO ap-
propriate for that purpose a strip Of
ground GOx220 feet.
The city engineer has surveyed and
plated the strip OF ground required
TO be appropriated for Il at portion
OF said Eighth street proposed to
be opened and filed his report con
tanning such plat and survey, with
the Police Judge: said report being
satisfactory TO the Common Council.
notice Is hereby given that AT the reg
ular meeting OF the Common Council
on Monday evening, the Ith day OF
January. 4. ID. 1909, an ordinance
will be adopted embodying such re-
port and within 60 days thereafter
appraisers will be appointed to ap-
praise the damages, II any. to the re-
spcctiyc owners OF the property to b.
80 appropriated.
A. l.. LEAvITT.
Police Judge OF the City OF klamath
Falls. '2-'a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
NOTIcE CT STREET EXTENSION.

Notice OF the proposed op'0lng %
Jefferson Street between End and 3rd
streets.
Notice is hereby given tlat the
Coma on Council OF Il city of Nla n
ath Falls deems Il eXpedient to open
Jefferson street between End and 3ri
streets and to appropriate for that
purpose a portion Of Lot l0.of block
40 OF the First Addition to klamath
Falls. WI ich lies In the extension OF
said Jefferson street,
The city engineer has surveyed and
plated the portion of said Lot 10
necessary to be appropriated for that
portion of Jefferson street proposed
to be opened and filed hi5 report con-
tanning such plat and survey. with
the Police Judge. said report being
satisfactory to the Common Council.
notice is hereby given that at the reg
ular meeting Of the Common Council
on Monday evening, the 4th day Of
January, A. d. 1903. an ordinance
will he adopted embodying such re-
port and within 60 days thereafter
HNrraisors win be appointed to APP
praise the damages, II any, to the re-
spectlve owners of the property to be
so appropriated,
A. l.. LEAVIrT.
Police Judge of the City OF klamath
Falls, 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
MALE HELP WANTED.

You are ambitious and possess at
east nm average amount OF tact and
perseverance. Therefore, we want
you and viii pay you as montl
for taking only four orders a day
You can earn a big Income. We fur.
nish all supplies free. Write today
to MANAGER. T.. o Box 1850. Scw
York city. l2-l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
$500 ACRES FREE.

The Lakeside company has 2Son
acres OF land under the Adams ditch
that Il viii give RENT FREE fo'
one year. This includes the use OF
the land and water. TIE renter must
clear and place the land In culutiVa'
tion. The renter gets nll the crops
nut we reserve the right to pasture
no stubble.
The Lakeside Company
]. Frank Adams. Manager
Merrill. Oregon
n,,ksauna,s Ar tlse HERALD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
SUMMONS.

IN tho Circuit Court OF tho Sinio OF
Oregon for tho County OF KInmntb
EIvih NJ. L0Omcr. Plaintiff, Vs.,
James N. kandls. Defendant. Sum.
mons.
TO james. NJ. Kandlo. Defendant:
IN the name Of tho state OF Ore.
Son! You are hereby required To np-
pear aud answer the complaint llod
against you In tho above entitled suit.
on or before wednesday. tho aOth
day Of December. 1908. TINT being
Tho date OF the last publication OF the
summons IN said suit and the last
date within which tho defendant
therein 10 required to answer snId
complaint IN nxcd by the order for
publication Of this summons, and #
you fall To appear and answer. the
plaintin viii apply to the court for
the relief prayed for IN such com
pinint. to.wit:
Quicting plaintiffs title to the fol.
lowing described real property: The
West half Of th. Son,hwcRt quarter
OF section Nine. tho Southeast quar-
ssr of the Northeast quarter aud
Northeast quarter OF the Southcna
quarter ~ Section Eight. In TownBhII
|ertS.oLs South Of Range Seven Eagl
u the willamette Meridian, In Klam
attn County Oregon. containing lGI
L,rrs of land.
This summons IL published IN Ii,
Evening Herald. u daily NEWSPAPER
printed and published at the city ol
klamath Falls. In said County and
state. by order Of Hon George mol
and. Judge Of the above named court.
such order being dated the ia,h da.
Of November. 1905: the hrst pubiica
tiVn Ut this summons to be made on
the 10th day Of November. 1905.
THOMAS DRAKE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
klamath Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

Wanted: Two desirable residence
OTIS. within three blocks OF the Court
House Square. north OF Main street
THE READY-MADE HOUSE COM
PANY. Phone No. Sal. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

TIE READY-MADE HOUSES are
warm In winter. cool In summer, sub
tantiaI. attractive and sanitary. and
at half the price II costs to build In
he old way. See samples and plans
nt the Office on Main street. Phone
40. sll. l3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

The Northwest Electric Light a
POWER Association. embracing Ore
;on. Washington. Idaho. and Mon
ana. held two days session In the
Convention hall OF the Portland Com
ncrclnl club last week. Every state
nd numerous delegates and the
IcrtIng was one OF the best they
ave over held. Tho Northwest has
lttracted the brightest men from the
cchnIcnl schools of the country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

Dr. stephen $. Wise. Rabbi Of the
Free Synagogue OF New York City.
,talns an ardent affection for the
acIhc Northwest. his residence for
.avcral years. In commenting on the
prIzc apples recently sent TO Europe
N rulers and exhibited In New York.
writes: why Is this fruit sent
20 such indifferent Orcgonians as Ed
ward, Wilhelm. Nicholas and Mr.. Fal-
icros? II you really want Oregon
Apples to Count, don't waste them on
,uropcan monarCrs, but get them In
the systems of Orcsonians who
owe and treasure everything Oregon
Ian from little Mount Hood to big
,ood River apples, But the apples
wouldn't be kept long On exhibition
II our homes hors-they would van
Sh as Ito mist lowering over the
ummIt OF Mount Hood before the
morning sun"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

FOR RENT-560 acres OF agricul-
tural and grazing land, 100 acres In
cultivation, with plenty of range. En-
oulre at the Herald Office, 23
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

WOOD SAVING speciality All
orders Will receive prompt attention
J. l.. Fielder. 13Ou
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

Have YOU seen those double-sided
records at Hcitkempcr's7 Two Sc
lections for the price OF one. 90
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

Fifty school children from Chicago
lrc to be brought to the Alagka-Yu-
.oH-Paclnc Exposition ncXt year II
ho plan suggested by Secretary Tom
richardson Of the Or"Son Develop
ncnt League IL carried out. They
viii also visit Portland and other cit
cs In this state and when they re-
turn home will write letters telling
II the trip aud vi 1T th"y saw In the
Northwest. Exhibits OF the woods OF
this section. with industrial and scca-
lc pictures. have been used In the
chicago schools. made mp into sets
md circulated from one school to
,nothcr.in the teaching VI geography.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

LOTS WANTED; THE READY
MADE HOUSE COMPANY win buy
some vacant lots at rcasoni.,l' pr'"
e.. Call at the Office on Main streri
Phone No. Sll. IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

e. 4. Kinnc. secretary of the III
'Rgo. Texas. Chamber o. Commerce.
= making tour Of the Coast and is
pending considerable time In Oregon
communities studying the publicity
methods of IN" vRrlOu. commercial
IodirB Mr. KlnHc's organization Is
building $4,000 building OF its
bwn. and IL determined that the work
I undertakes shall be- onrCtiyo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

Large stock of fresh nuts at
~ HEAVlLlN'S, Wilson Block.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24

Police Judge OF the City OF KlamatN
Falls. 12-'a
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
VAN |DERST|NE
INSTALLED HEAD
OF CENTURY LODGE
South Orange Mans Father and
Grandfather Were Members
Before Him.

Ernest Van Iderstine was installed
as worshipful master of Century
Lodge, South Orange, at a meeting in
Masonic Hall, thai village, last night.
The lodges new head, who is also a
membe of the Maplewood Field Club
and prominent in athletics, is a mem
Der of the firm of D.. w. Van Iderstine
& Son. carpenters, of that village, and
is the representative of the third gen.
GRAFTON of his family connected with
Century Lodge. His father, ID. Wes-
ley Van Iderstine, of Maplewood, and
grandfather, Theodore Van Iderstine,
of South Orange, were members.
The other officers installed last night
are. Enoch w. Foss, senior warden;
Elliot Kitchell, Junior warden; John
Quincy Adams, secretary; Edward M.
Gascoyne, treasurer; Joseph c. Graves,
senior deacon; Newton Kitchell, junior
deacon; Leonard r.. Jacobus. trustee
kins, organist.
Following the installation Worship
full Master Van Iderstine announced the
appointment of these officers Senior
master of ceremonies, Clarence II.
Alexander; junior master of cere-
monies, Robert l. Kinast; senior stew
ard, Hubbard Hutchinson; Junior stew
ard, Bruno G. Osterman; chaplain, the
Rev. George Mooney, pastor of the
South Orange Methodist Church; mar
shall. James N. Smith, and tyler, George
l.. Barnard.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
LONG
DEADLOCK IN
SCHOOL BOARD
George Stage Elected Member to
Fill Vacancy Caused by
Greene's Resignation.

George Stage was last night chosen
a member of the Irvington Board of
Education, his selection breaking the
deadlock that has existed in the board
through several meetings. Mr.. Stage
will fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of David H.. Greene, former
president of the board, who withdrew
to become town Councilman.
There were seven members present at
first, Commissioner Harbidge being alb
sent. The first ballot showed four for
Stage and three for George II. Woolley.
Mr.. Harbidge was present when the
next ballot was taken. but President
Christian was obliged to leave, and the
result of this ballot was the same as
the first.
Another ballot was taken with the
same result. On the fourth ballot the
vote stood 5 for Stage and 2 for Wool
ley, one of the Woolley supporters
changing his vote.
Five votes were necessary to elect,
and Mr.. Stage was declared to be the
new member.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
SOUTH ORANGE FlREMEN
ARRANGE FOR A DANCE.

Arrangements were begun by the
South Orange Village fire department
at a meeting last night for a reception
and ball in the Village Hall sometime
in the near future. The committee APP
pointed is composed of Thomas Fitz-
simmons, chairman; William Ash, Peter
P. Newman, Charles Allen. Harry Doe,
James Mahon. Joseph Tracey, Arthur
K. Reeve. Robert p. Carter and James
+. Farrell.
AS representative to the Firemen's
Relief Association the following were
appointed; For three years, Peter F..
Newman; for" two years, Thomas Fitz-
simmons, and for one year. James f.
Farrell. The following Were elected
trustees to the Relief Association: For
three years, William Ash, Philip O'Don-
nell and James Turner, jr.; for two
years, Frederick G. Mayer, George r.
Yeager and Edward Price, and for one
year, Joseph Tracey, Charles Allen and
Arthur X. Reeve.
The new Relief Association will or
ganiZe and elect officers Monday night.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
HOMES IN
EAST ORANGE ARE
SWEPT BY FIRE
Families Driven Half=CIad to
Streets-Many Buildings
Are Threatened.
FALLING CEILING NEARLY
CATCHES CHIEF WITH
Saved from Falling Into Blaze
by Fireman Laws0n-N0
Lives Lost.

Fire swept through three dwellings in
New street, East Orange, early today,
and caused damage estimated between
$40, 900 and $12, 600. Families were forced
to leave their homes in the bitter cold
and every piece of fire apparatus was
called out by Chief Markwith in the
successful effort to prevent the flames
from extending to the Parkway and
Maple avenue. People living in the adj
joining houses, where the fire started,
hurried to the street and carried fur
niture out. The members of one family
were awakened when the heat melted
the glass on the bedroom windows and
We're unable to clothe themselves. An
ambulance from the memorial Hospital,
Orange, was kept in readiness to take u
mother and her two days old babe to
the institution in case the flames spread
down the street, but the firemen were
able to confine it to three dwellings,
two of which were almost completely
ruined, while one is burned out from
cellar 10 attic.
The homes damaged were occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Abbott II Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Settle. at 81 New; Mr..
dIlu D. 1lah0 . HNSIIhdlii dl nv. bti
and Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Maloney,
At No. so. All were of the two-family
pattern OF dwellings, and were recently
constructed.
After MIR. Settle yelled to his family
TO leave the house he rang the door
bells on either side. About this time
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney, who were mar
ried recently, were awakened by crash
ing glass. The flames entered their
bedroom. Able to grab only a stray
piece of clothing, and leaving jewelry
and $40 in the room, they rushed out
to safety and We're cared for by neigh
bors. Later Mr.. Maloney assisted by
the police was able to saw his parlor
furniture, though all the remaining
pieces were destroyed. He thought the
furniture had been insured. but Mrs.
Maloney had delayed taking out a
policy, and his loss is heavy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall also escaped safely with
two guests.
A northwest wind swept over the
Parkway and vacant lots in the real
of the burning dwellings, and famed
the flames. Everybody thought the
entire block was doomed, and a squad
of police under Chief Bell, composed OF
Sergeants Hector and Campbell and
Patrolmen Gamble, Riker, Vetteri
Cunning, Shuster, Gardner, Edgars and
Winters went to work pulling out fur
niture. Their work vas made danger
Gus by the collapsing of roofs in the
burning structures and by flying en-
bers. Chief Markwith was directing
the placing of a line or hose on the Sec
iuuA floor in the Maloney dwelling
when he went through the ceiling and
was saved from falling into the roar
ing flames below by Fireman James
Lawson. They pulled him out, but had
to leave his boot in the ceiling.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
MYSTERY IN AUTO
DEATH Of DAYTON
, MEEKERA At NUTLEY
Councilman Instantly Killed in
Smash-U p--Others Go
UnsCathed.
MACHINE COLLIDES
WITH HEAVY TRUCK
Skull Fractured When He Is
Hurled from Seat Into
Road.

How Councilman Dayton O. Meeker,
of I~ryfnGton, WIS killed by being
thrown from an automobile in Nutley
last evening WINS something of a mys-
terry which today furnished all kinds of
speculation. Those concerned In the
smashup say ii WIS just an odd chance
that MIR. Meeker was killed.
Councilman Meeker was in the Gem
Hotel, at Market and Plane streets,
yesterday afternoon with Josiah M.
Baldwin, a machinery dealer living at
654 Clinton John b. Green, 541
Hamilton avenue, Harrison; Charles
Harrison. Is Grove street, %Irvington,
and II. G. Bullivant, proprietor of the
Gem Hotel. Baldwin had his big four
cylinder automobile outside, the same
n in which he conducted Frank j.
Book, Republican candidate for mayor,
on his tour in the last campaign.
During the afternoon Baldwin sug-
gested a motor ride, and he took the
party to Paterson. They did not go
there for any special purpose and did
not see anyone they knew, they say.
Ihey SIdIteu DdCh ut udIh, anu were
going through Nutley at 6 p. m, when
the fatal accident happened. At the
corner of Kingsland and Passaic ave
rues. Nutley, there was a coal wagon
belonging to Charles II. Kierstead, Of
Nutley, in front of the machine, and
Baldwin. who is considered a careful
and skilful driver, tried to pass II.
To do so Baldwin had to turn his
machine far to the right. He did not
get far enough. for the front left wheel
of the automobile struck the rear right
wheel of the wagon and sent the auto
mobile into the gutter.
Councilman Meeker, who was one OF
three in the tonneau Of the machine,
was thrown out and struck IN his
head, but the mystery is how he could
have been thrown out. His conpan-
ions believe that he became excited
when the motor struck the wagon and
stood up. in an effort to leap, and was
thrown out. None of the other mel
in the car were hurt. The survivors
declare that the car was not making
high speed at the time.
He was a member OF Franklin
Lodge No. 10, f. and A. NJ; clinton
Lodge. 1. O. o. r; South Orange Coun-
Gil, Jr. O. U. A. NJ; Irvington Board Of
Trade and an honorary member of the
Irvington Veterans, He was one Of
the popular men in the town.
Besides his widow, he Is survived by
five children. They are Harry, Wheel
er, Julia. Stella and Dayton, jr.; also
one brother, Henry w. Meeker, and one
sister, Mrs. Lester S4ner.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
GOOD-BYS SAID
AS COUNCIL ENDS
YEAR IN ORANGE
President Nissan, MayOr-eleCt
Seymour and Mr.. R0mine
Will Be Missed.

Farewells were in order last night
at the hnal meeting of the Orange Com
MOI Council, when President Coleman
e. Nissan and Councilman Charles w.
Romine aid "good-by" in person to
their colleagues and Mayor-elect Ar
thur b. Seymour resigned in a com
munication to the body. Minutes ex-
pressing appreciation Of the work of
the three men were adopted, Majority
Leader Joseph A, Birkholz lauding
] Messrs. Nissan and Romine and Coun-
Gilman John C. Fineran expressing APP
: probation Of Mr.. Seymour and best
wishes for his success as executive.
Mr.. Birkholz added a tribute to the
mayor-elect and spoke of his valuable
services as councilman and as minority
leader. President Nissan and Mr.. Ro-
mine thanked then colleages in graceful
speeches.
The Civic Club of the Oranges sent
a communication through Frank IL.
Jamison, secretary, commencing the
! Council for installing the municipal
light plant for lighting the pumping
station in Chestnut street and COM
mending the Councils other actions
during the year. The club favored new
street numbering plans. garbage dis
posal changes and a municipal light
plant for the city streets.
IT want to express appreciation of
the Civics Club for commencing the
! plant said Councilman Ffneran. 1T
Is the first organized body to officially
Inform this Council that this important
work of installing a municipal plant
| had been done. not even excepting the
water committee" Mr.. Fineran's allu-
sion was to the, failure of the commit
ltee to tell the Council of plans to In
staI the plant before It wes built and
I the failure to make any report since.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
ORANGE
WOMEN NEARLY
KILLED BY AUTO
Mrs. Charles H. LeaMOnd Struck
as She Steps from Troll
ley Car.
CHAUFFEUR STEERED HIS
MACHINE INTO TREE
That Alone Saved His Victim,
Whose Hip Was Badly
Injured.

Struck by an automobile as she
stepped from a trolley car in front OF
her home in Valley street, Maplewood
section of South Orange township, last
night, Mrs. Charles H.. LeaMond Is to-
day suffering from a badly injured hip
and nervous shock.
Mrs. LeaMond had been Christmas
shopping in his city, and was return
ing home when the accident occurred.
AS she alighted from the car the auto
mobile, which belongs to Eugene ".
Connect, jr.. of Scotland road, South
Orange, and was being driven by Mr..
Connects chauffeur, and going in the
same direction as the trolley car, struck
her, throwing her to one side. The
automobile, 1t Is claimed by Mrs. Lea
Mond, was going at a high a of
speed.
The chauffeur saw the woman getting
off the car when it was too late, and
applied the brakes, steering the vehicle
into a large tree on the sidewalk. This
alone saved Mrs. LeaMond from being
run over and possibly killed.
DR.. Alfred C. Benedict was called and
cared for the woman after she had been
assisted to her home.
The automobile was wrecked when it
crashed into the tree, and had to be
towed home
Mrs. LeaMond is a sister of Water
superintendent Cornelius P. Nolan, of
South Orange Village.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-23
IRVINGTON AND HILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w. Perry and their
daughter, Miss Elsie, of Twenty-first
street. Irvington, who have been visiting
friends in Passaic. have returned.
The Rev. August c. Fliedner, rector of
the Trvington Trinity Church, is arranging
for the annual Christmas entertainment of
the Sunday School, which will be held in
tho parish hall in Myrtle avenue during the
coming week.
The members of the rGpworth League of
the Hilton NJ. l.. Church will give q Christ
mas treat to the poor children of the par
ish on Saturday afternoon.
The operetta, 'tChristmastide.' will be
given tonight in the Florence Avenue
School by pupils.
Mrs. August Moeller and daughter. Miss
Theresa Moeller, of Englewood. who have
been spending a week with friends In Man
haitian Park, have returned home.
Mrs. Charles =. Hargraves and her
daughters, the Misses Nellie and Irene. Of
sixteenth avenue. i%rvington, have returned
home after spending a week with relatives
in Paterson.
Miss Alice Ford, Of Springfield avenue,
frvington, who has been staying with rela-
tivcs in Jersey City. has returned home to
spend the holidays with her parents.