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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
NOTICE OF STREET EXTENSION.

Notice Ii hereby given that the
Common Council Of the city OF kla-
muih Falls. dcoming II expedIcnt to
open Canal street between 9th and
10Th streets. has caused the City
Engineer TO survey. plat aud report
upon the strip Of ground required
to DC Appropriated In order TO open
said Canal street between 9Th and
l0th streets. Said Engineer having
died hl4 report with the Police
Judge. and the Eame being satisiac-
tory 70 the Council. notice Is hereby
given that at the regular meeting
VI the Common Council on Monday.
the 9Th day Of June. 1909. an ordln-
ancc will b" adopted .mbodying
such rcpoi, and within co days
thereafter appraisers will be- appoint.
Cd TO appraisc the damsgcsI II any.
to thu owner OF owners Of the follow
Ins dcscribcd parcel Of real property,
towIt
Bcsinning ut point OF the cast
eriy lIne OF 5th street which Is y.
81 degrees Sc minutes T.. GO feet
and ~ 81 degrees % minutes W.
gao feet from the S 4. corner Of
Block ~. Nichols Addition. Thence
y. IS degrees 90 minutes L. l55.76
feet: thence y. 81 degrees % min
ntcs W. 90 feet. thence =. IS degrees
80 minutcsW. 1910 feet to the
,as,crly line OF said sth street; /;
thence along the eas,erly line OF 9th
street =. 81 degrees % minutes Z. co
feet to the place Of beginning,
required to be appropriated for such
extension Of said Canal street.
A l. LEAvlTT.
.5.ls Police Judge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the un'
dersigned Administrator Of the es-
tate OF Thomas Hodge. deceased. TO
the creditors and all persons having
claims against the said deceased or
his estate TO present such claims
with the proper vouchers within
six months from the date Of this
notice to the said Administrator nj
the law once OF Thomas Drake In
the withrow- -Melhase Building In
klamath Falls. Oregon.
Dated tho Sth day OF May. A. D..
1903.
JOHN FREDERICK WILSON.
Administrator Of the estate Of
5.iO Thomas Hodge. deceased
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04

The bluGbiag tree gets Its unm- from
The rhdugr - hue II assumes when
the nlu faiI, ou II 4, the drops
dfragL the leaves. sTndually Du, un
m.s'aEab.y the gf."n tint gives way to
PINK In few minutes the green
'Ahr' from sight ouly la few half
hIisu spots Ucnrnth broad branches
EGd Uu lis trunk Is tier. tlug, Of
green 'u b" s"-u After uu hour or
more. when the shower l. over. the
lTrr Essumr, NJ, familiar green once
more certain tiny Insects. aud not
the tree its".f. change color Th-s.
peculiar parasites ATE po,scss-d % the
power ~ uLHms!cuus In the warm
Iuughlur they are gtcrn.t tLan III.
tree uu which they i've. but when the
chilly rain falls upon ,hegi they con
tract their tiny backs aud become a
pretty pink 10 tint Millions of these
change the entire appearance of the
tree aud make II seem TO he blushlns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
y y. Land Onicc at LakoyIew
Oregon. April 90. 1903.

Oregon. April 20. 1903.
NOTICE IL hereby given that
DANIEL JOHNSON. Of klamath
Falls. Oregon. who. on Nov. 81.
1905. made Timber and Stone Sworn
Statement No 0ss7. for M Sh.
Soct;on II. Township 32 s.. Range
~ h.. WIN. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before County Clerk
klamath County. at his Office at
klamath Falls. Oregon. on the 18th
day Of August. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank n. upp. Of klamath Falls.
Oregon: Henry onenbacher. OF Kla-
ma,h Falls. Oregon: ALVIN J. Swift.
OF klamath Falls. Oregon; John
Ansel. Of klamath Falls. Oregon:
Lester Kirkpatrick. Of klamath
Falls. Oregon. John J. Furbar. OF
Pokegnma. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
t'lt Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
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"ni tho iuithri aum Of I,r 49,,
80 10" bolInT. costs aud di,,g,,,.
"'h'H' aud al uiioi Yr IA, s.l.
~ The Hereinafter dr,rlbrl ,a,r
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
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ONi,EN.


b. cvaliy Court VI Tbs stais VI
p.,sup. Tor kla@Atk CouniJ.
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r,s oi ,Lls Court thu, tho Above
Lsa Bsby Ea,on. . minor 'tili.
he ,llla u tho positioasts. asd
ll.s syysafins ,hs, i've EsiSS 10
so,la ot sAli ehild. ssi II fur
syyssflsS from the sodsvi, VI
2 glusi.. ose ot The rssi,tossss.
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lssn Of tl!s s,sss sud that vsf'
sl s.fsiss ol hss VI sAid pstiiioe
y iAls osi,r ssaaoS ~ had.
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ksss,. jsb .. 1905. 81 " o'clock
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
Made II Clear.

Sergeant Of Royal Irish consts6ulary
new member OF the
for,e,- Well. MagInnis, It's the nue.
stbrou,. neshy Iookin' fella ye are
Now. II u desprIt msn attacked 70
wld knife au pistol, would ye run
M d,btY Rerul,-Shure, yer honor, !
would! sergeant-what, ye wou'u
Recruit Bcgorra, ] name ! Wou'u NV,
,or, serseant--Ah, now that's ee'ther'
CIop, wld ye, me bucko'-London
Punch
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
NEW CITY DIItEC TORY.

PnriicS desiring copies Of tho nov
city directory will iind them on sal'
NJ the following places:
Chitw0Od's Drug Store.
hnkcny'g Confectionery.
square Deal,
Woohwprd'H Confectionery.
American Confectionery,
East End Randy Kitchen.
Price OF tho book In 50 cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
PETITION.
.,, court ot tho state of

couu,y Court ~ tho H'a'o of
,on, for klamath County
Matter ~ the Application
uaby Eaton. n minor child
y, ,,ouofnblo J u 0flrn,h.
Of said c"n"
,ui,lonrfa. " T. ithO,io1
,u,, ", Nhoadn, respectfully
si
,.u, petitioners atS husband
ia. .ido ia the biAls VI
| and tssii. al MsrfM. Ii
isu.'h co"s'y
.,
,h,y La,o ~ ihs,t possss'
| female child VI tho $50 u
u..,bs, aud that said child
uls,,,linn," oa,ypiIss VI I've
that tho said mo'Lsi 10 =
| ,,a,.t u tho state of Oregon.
| :, sali ,Liii 10 wholly With
.,.i ,.,. and protection
\, ,ouf po,l,ioso's are com
Z a. and nii,lna to support,
,,.,n and properly ,sfs foi
- ~, .ali ,Lild
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04

Ma iu'"Wutiug Ui - word wander
"n clusters about the gam. Of chez,
ahhh. the rctsiiu word for king
"aa corrupted IL french 10 ".srhcc .
hI"h las J""u Transferred Into Eng
Iah ~ check" our verb nnd uuup
'b''s IN mUbt " the common use,
I.' hfiacu from the cry " "Chcck"-
iNcmiJ King" ~ "Lppk out for your
S'hg whit II gwen when u player
gH'a E.H "pppGrnrs King IN danger.
When player has put bis "pyOn.n,s
slhg To such condition that b. eau.
not hr f''ru"d Il" cries "CherkInn,."'
q corruption Uf a." Persian Shah
mh'' ~ The Llug IL dead" The
'l"asbu'Fi vas called IN old French
~ 80 h"Iu,ef" From thl, word are
derived our checker" both verb aud
n"un, "cb" L.r.," tue numc u uu
Other sam' played on the Sanr Kind
u bpaId. aud 'cIch-Iucr." 40 called
ou account II the chccL"r"d cloth Oh
wh~b accounts were furmrr!y calcu.
,slcd Minneapolis Journal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04

Mother My other little girl Is very
frail but I've taken precautions "
hnyc napy grow up into bis, ouxom
s,rl visitor Indeed, and what nave
rnn aon,Y Mothcr--l've had her ehr's'
,sn,J FAIRY Boston Transcript
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
The Sweet Girls,

Maud-You say Jack once proposeI
to you. don't believe IT, is ns s"'u '"r.A .
was the oply woman be ever 'o,ea.
E,hel-Yss, dear. but he didn't S'ass
me among women. He used 70 ca" "'
his angel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04

but why didn't you consult your
father and me before you were mar
ricdi"
because. mamma, ! was afraid You
might prejudice NE against him.
Life
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04

Hello. Jim! What's your hurry
I'm going TO MASON 4 sLOUGH's
ABSTRACT OFFICE to order an alb
strnct. II you need one, that's the
place TO go. First door northeast OF
the American Bank q Trust Co.. on
Main street. 3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04
A. the Bal Masqus.

0.rtie-You danced that twostep OIL
,,n.iv who taught your Nell-My
two stepsisters. illustrated his
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-04

J.lJ
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
STATE ORGANIZER j. A. REID
Will Address Orange and Pineap
pie Growers at Titusville.

j. A. Reid, of California State Or.
ganizer of the Citrus Exchange, will
address the growers of the East Coast
in the court house at Titusville on Mot
day evening, August 23rd, at 1870 p. IN.
This will be Mr.. Reid's last address to
the growers as he leaves for his home
the following day, and all who wish the
benefits of his knowledge should at
tend. The recent low prices is cause
for serious reflection and organization
is the hope Of redemption.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
GASOLINE FIRE CAUSES ALARM
Narrow Escape of a Boatman from
Fire and Water.

a hre alarm sounded by the Ice com.
pany's whistle about 1920 o'clock Mon.
day night caused hurried STIRRING
throughout the entire city and a quick
response on the part Of large number
OF volunteer fire fighters, The chem.
ical engine and hose reel was earlv
manned and on the run with plenty of
assistants on every hand to combat with
the elements of destruction and dis
tress, but luckily their services were
not needed. They deserve credit for
their promptness and willingness, how
ever, and proved to all that though the
water facilities and ire.hghting eouip.
ments were sadly, and badly, missing,
there was an eal nestness, willingness.
nerve and pluck backing up our popu-
lation that insured all the protection at
their command. The cause of the alarm
was a phone message from the r.
Whyte Fish Co. that there was a fire
In their fish house on the Cobb dock.
1t seems that while Mr.. H. G. Shin
onek, of st. Lucie, was in his boat near
the fish house and filling his tank with
gasoline by pouring from five gallon
can the inaammable stuff ignited from
d lantern too near by and caused a fash
which sent the man and can into the
river and the burning fluid floating in
every direction AT sight of the fash
assistance from the dock responded.
rescued the man, got the boat to safety
and prevented further disaster. The
loss of the gasoline, badly scared man
and the consequences OF general fire
alarm was the result of bit of care.
lessness. A fire on that or any other
large dock here would cost somebody
something and it is none too soon to
make laws regulating the handling Of
infammables there as we'll as other
places in the city where they are han.
died continuously. Sometimes HUT
to the wise saves disaster.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
KORESHAN UNITY IS DISSOLVING
DR.. Teed Failed to Come to Life
and Disaster Followed.

All the institutions founded by the
late DR.. Cyrus r. Teed are fast totter-
ing and it is said that within short
time Tampa will be the battling ground
for legal contest to close up the affairs
of the Koreshan community at Estero,
In Lee county, near Fort Myers.
The large 100000 manufacturing
planC of the Koreshan Unity, near
Bristol, Tenn will be sold at public
auction by local creditors to satisfy
claims of s32,0 900 against it. This plant
was established about two years ago
and was in II hourishing condition until
DIR. iced, the founder, died last winter.
The same state Of affairs exist at Es-
tero, The people are in bad way
financially, the food is insufficient and
many o. the Koreshans are leaving the
place.
AT Bristol Teed's followers lost faith
in his teachings when, after death, he
did not make good. DR.. iced taught
that he was immortal and that within
three days after life passed out of his
physical body he would resurrect him
self and thus demonstrate his power
over the grave. Accordingly his body
lay for three days at his home In Estero
and when for sanitary reasons the re-
mains had to be taken from the home
they were placed in tomb and the
door left unsealed, so in case he was a
little shy on the scheduled time for his
body to arise again it could be accom-
plished without too much exertion. AS
no iced was seen perambulating about
I'm the vicinity for week or so after
his death the chief cornerstone of the
faith was destroyed and the remnant OF
his Bristol following gave up their re-
liglon. Hence the stern hand of the
sheriff came In to satisfy creditors.
1t is said that when Teed died he left
by will his entire holdings to a board of
directors composed of eight people.
Two OF THESE parties refused TO act,
claiming that Teed did not gain access
to the property for money considera-
ton but simply by hypnotizing his fol-
lowers, who, on joining his communi-
ties, gave up all of their worldly pos
sessions to iced and then turned out in
the field or shop TO do his bidding and
live an idealistic life with no worries
with board and lodging furnished.
Men and women hocked to iced, hus-
banes left wives and wives left hus-
bands and went over to Teeds teach
ings and lived single life, not even
eating at the same mess hall together.
The outcome will be watched with in
terest throughout the United States
for Teed drew on all of America for his
followers.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20

tary After the usual routine bushes,
1he organization was made complete by
Vhe election OF the following officers
President-Fred Fee.
Vlce-president-A. @. Dittmar,
Treasurer-E. Hartman.
Secretary-C, H. Glidden.
A committee to draft bylaws was ap.
pointed consisting Of A. s. Cleveland,
H. Hartman and @. Fl. Glidden.
The next meeting win be held on
Tuesday August "a, at 1880 p. M, and
every person interested in the upbuild.
ing OF our local affairs are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
! Il LUcIE COUNTY COURT
armed Friday Afternoon after
|plsuOsing of Several Cases,

soust term of the ST.. Lucie
conrt which was in session last
..me 10 a close on Friday night
S,posing of number of cases
~ vent to press last week the
I, me case Of the State against j.
~ and C. j. McNett had just re-
mistrial. AS there were other
semanding attention and not suf-
Time to give them another trial at
,.ro the case was continued till
Noyember term, as well as another
Nine same character against the
dsiendantS'
case of the State VS.. Frances
~ charged with dealinNin intox-
qlIouors in dry county, was next
nd the Jury returned a verdict
\ guilty. A. D. Penney represent
Nv "NAfNd
he defendant
m Lee, charged with vagrancy,
"a that he had sufficient funds
means Of support to eliminate the
re and he was turned loose, the
returning verdict of not guilty.
,.s Of Florida, VS.. John Brown and
n Chatham, charged with fornica.
! vas called and tried, the jury re.
hing a verdict Of guilty against the
The court sentenced Brown to
ane Of $50. and costs, or serve
emonths at hard labor in Jail, In
lease Of the woman sentence was
pended during good behavior.
'alher Holloway. charged with
bland battery, was found guilty by
Hurry and received a sentenced which
Cses q fine Of 800. and costs or six
tlhs in Jail.
'lk Cobbs, alias Brown, charged
eenbezslement, pleaded her own
before the jury, but they returned
|dlct VI guilty and she was SEN
Esd to pay fine of S25. and costs or
@thirty days in Jail.
ines Holland. who was convicted
Wednesday Of last week for selling
sksy was sentenced on Friday, the
a fine of 5000. aud costs,
lsn months at hard labor in the
by Jail.
humber of other cases were con-
I'd and will be taken up at the
1 term Of court which convenes in
Ignber.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
EBALL GAME CALLED OFF
Augustine Team Will Not Play
y Fort Pierce Saturday.

baseball game which was ar.
1or tomorrow afternoon between
fnt Pierce and St. Augustine
oas been called off, much to the
0ntnent Of the home team and
A telegram was received here
way merning from the st. Angus
p.usser stating that it would be
'.oie Tor them to be here, and
'nss letter Of explanation fol-
hnls letter has not been re-
y. out a verbal message came to
'nse' that their team was Grip
\ srq they could not afford to meet
sc Fierce aggregation without
n 'all Strength.
y win prove disapprovement to
~ q ians here who we're count
'eslng good game tomorrow
The local team is also dis
N ' NV g 1t would probably have
I'm. ,.'sl' last game, fer several Of the
\, "a will not be able to play at a
4 q Y game scheduled now is one
.sIs 'uaVson the Jensen diamond next
AZ B u which the Stuart team will
.sl !. 'ors Pierce battery and attempt
= 0'sF the balance Of the team,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
A DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY
Rev. MacNamara's Friends Cele-
brated with Him on Beach.

A birthday party was given on Tues
day last IN honor of Rev. j. w. Mac
Namara, late pastor of the Baptist
church, and it was u very happy event
indeed From the start it was bunch
of cheerful and happy faces and their
illuminated expressions showed the
happiness contemplated, all of which
was truly realized.
The party consisted of Mr. Henry
Holmes, wife and four daughters, Mrs.
Batten, son and daughter, Mr.. Kelley
Hooks and wife, Misses Jennie Cowan,
Josie Holmes and Rena Scott, Mr. La
mar Pierce, of Passenger /; Mrs. Florida
MacNamara, Mr.. John MacNamara
and Mr.. Alex. Brown, and be assured
everything was done up brown from
start to finish, even the fish for dinner.
The party left Cobb's landing at 8
a. N. on Governor Bulls yacht and
landed safely at the seashore about 10
a. M, where the liveliest and happiest
snenes were kept up by the preacher
and the children flor four hours, Then
all were invited to feast of many
good things, expecting to again visit
the rolling waves, but all seemed to be
satisfied toabide still, as they did things
up so satisfactorily brown at dinner.
All returned gay and happy still. K.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
A PRISONER TRIED TO ESCAPE
Deputy Sheriff Gave Merry Chase
Early Monday Morning.

AS Deputy Sheriff Perry Carlton was
taking the prisoners out of thejail early
Monday morning for road work John
Brown, a negro convicted last week in
the county court, sprang around cor
ner of the building and made a break
for liberty. Rushing what was left oil
the prisoners back, into the jail and Sc
curing them Mr.. Carlton was soon in
pursuit with his trusty shotgun as a
companion. Although the negro had
a good start, running south on Pine
street, he was soon forced to take shell
ter, which he did by crawling under the
residence Of Mr.. r. r. Gladwin, where
the deputy closed in on him. Come
out or I'll shootl' was the unpleasant
greeting that aroused Mr.. Gladwin
from his morning nap, and though
some what startled he hurriedly obeyed
the command, feeling much relieved
when informed that the remarks were
not intended for him but for an unwel-
come intruder on his premises. The
stern command and a glimpse down the
Oun barrels had the desired effect also
on the slippery coon for he crawled out
instantly and was taken In charge. he
is hard at work every day now but II
will always be a MYSTERY on MS mino
how Mr.. Carlton got there so quick
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
SPECIAL MEETING SCHOOL BOARD
Bids Ordered, Specification Drawn,
Teacher Appointed, Etc.
Fort Pierce. Fla, Aug. II. 90.

rort Plerce' Fla, Aug. II, ,09.
Present, r. B. Gladwin, chairman |;
w. @. Braddock.
The following business was trans
acted
Drawing plans and specifications for
Tantie school house drawing specif-
cations for repairs on Fort Pierce
school house and drawing contract for
painting Jensen school house,
On motion, bids for transporting pu-
pills on the following routes, north and
south Fort Pierce school; from Wave
land to Jensen school; Fort Drum
school; Roseland to Sebastian school
and from Collier Creek to Sebastian
school.
On motion, Miss Bernice Thayer was
assigned position in Fort Pierce school.
On motion, W. G, Braddock was APP
pointed to have walk repaired at Sc.
bastian school
On motion, the following accounts
were ordered paid:
w. 9. Braddock per diem and mi. SO 40
r. r.. Gladwin +" A 90
There being no further business the
board adjourned.
r, r.. GLADwIN, Chairman.
Attest K, M. TEDDER. Supt.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-08-20
THE LOCAL GROWERS ORGANIZE
Meeting Will be Held Next Tues
day to Adopt BY Laws.

Az enthusiastic gathering OF people
interested in the permanent organiza-
tion Of a local branch of the East Coast
Fruit and Vegetable Growers Assoc'-
alton was held at the Improvement
CLUB hall in this city Saturday after,
noon. o.dor bv
The meeting was called to oroer y
r. L. Goodwin, who conclseiy s'"'e
the several objects IN view. a. a.. ?
Cleveland was made temporary secre-