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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

n may have Nteai fIlf4Npf or
weak Qne 0|An nccordInalY
The fIit fen n b just over
tfIFf, and ift anlnelddf II d poof
thfaNtf W'l||4 Ihn bali "a roilinf
Motor nv rueHIf 81 ~ for che
NIalt
TNr eftWf fH4ef1a him 10 be thrown
Gut Iip play - close. but the run
nef n|iatH IH ahead 81 the bail Mhn-
time the batter has been sent 10 nar.
ord w lht eontIi % hffl The cf0Ne
tHiHts We were fHtkY AZ matter on
lHel 4 M4s = Dls4 Thar would nol wary
arm ~ g. aeN1t4 III dpxen tr1nlk.
IhH kHift Datt coach muel keep
fpnHant atsen tn tho inncldere. win
runner on toHd The runner
44tehts iAt Na|f The coach must
warn him when ~ oppontnt slips be-
hlnk him
lytiy haps b6ll tYowd likes clean,
legitimate coafIiina --coarhlne free
from senaaItsS }ollIns. hlachRuarafne
psIehrfN and th> Ike. believe We
foui1 Improve IT, name By ALLOWING
I'M rnaoueTN mars ,aliinde. uaf3ltnl6t.
~ who're ihe nnmn drnnn nlann H.
plnr after lnni9R Nfthont men Mei.
ltlns into che bAaet
~ ak e,trh lIfnea. ne coaches
coNld hand sIne of enconrAeoment
r. shr batter 4 wopIn thoR that ho9e
+, was uet lpsi ai'4 carry She impft4.
aion Tint the team behind wpA lrplnn.
ard game. PHlhtf would nof 81
snfpfiEtt 20 ~ flo nDeci ~ noc,i
coaehln4 npparHnt 81 iho score.
The. 44.IN.I..4 ....l. ..I.e.L. .s.d.. ........
drafted when Ixots ntre far ien.
under lhe penffoi pl ehe pmeisee lhan
lhry are NJ pfeatlt Khffu ~ almost
~ dnpaer of ahulp II mpft latitude \
allowed Last year two umbifos IS
no American leagpe permitted c'ear
roHch,ns % bnltefs IN pcean|on. IN,
fesul, Wap more Interest and closer
cempSlitltis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

49, r+t@4 AZ. <@tF ~ .Aaf.es
o'maiIe, to-day SIRED taek lotuapn
ana As ra,str fhai 4eans VIZ
stake tha ball|a 5tfHtna mo two
htaeywa|thss ~ ~ ehamrIennnlp
AZ ma Wtr'A a. tFtRt hay eatls
fecforf ftfn4e ean - naae ~ ~.
s.iftt t&fA Aektft mat 4 faiiEirni
Hnarnnine - rommand ilssif asAsi1-
tfasla4 aaA - raised. o'Nail4f oen-
fefftf vim some ~ me usn Hhp ipHi
monf4 ~ bufluH Mork A. ne Flfnu
Jnhn4tn thing ara 44tN 0a YEA ~.
sofnd faNi Ih6y pI2nI1 ofte q otange
~ oaH 4noIh 14Ille 1aaI % retrieve
their ioaaeN palxaf Aab many lslenoe
n ire aAaf ana west and Is q feat
While hope. II3 would proef 4 mpfh
tae4ier afHRlnr card kllan a'A Nsynnt
The local mta Nho my lAuy Rff Nl'i,'
inr 10 help o'Malslv back ne Vtutgfs
declare h1wtfe4, that ldls Tins fnef
Will count ne fleksta ourselves"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

DtHc1t1fr u alwht1 aeSloue and o.
I41 1on4tfoua d.EA1at. hul 4 can
~ pNKaH COMPREHENSIVE Colar. cnol-
err ara fla4fhota NMtdS has tUr4&
\ aYsn Nhtn malignant nnd epf-
aenla fsf aala pF ~ afuHsiasa
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03
FaSSett'S Store News.
BY FAssErTs DEPARTMENT STORE


The person who never makes mistake
seldom does anything else. If we profit
by our mistakes and try and not make
the same one twice we will be wise
Also as Herbert Kaufman says, when
you make stand look over the fence
and be sure you are on the right side,
for fear you may be on the wrong side.
Mr.. Matthias the Free sewing machine
man was here Monday and Tuesday. He
is as enthusiastic as ever about the Free,
and claims this is the best sewing ma
chine on the market regardless of price.
the early part of March, at which time
Free machine will be given away. The
only obligation on your part will be to
fill out card with your name, and at
tend this demonstration. We will have
these coupon cards soon, so please call
for one. You do not have to buy any
thing or spend cent in any way to
have chance on this machine. 1t is
absolutely free.
Mr.. Joseph Southworth has been out
of the store several days this week on
account Of sickness.
The store people have been working
nearly every evening this week on ac-
count of the inventory. We were sup
posed to be through by the first of Feb
ruary, but did not make it in all de-
partments.
The showing of new Spring Ginghams
which we are telling you about in our
ad will be worthy of your attention.
1t costs about SO in postage the first
of each month for us to send out our
statements. Please remember that
postage stamps call for the cash, so pay
the amount called for on your statement,
SO we can pay Uncle Sam.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

This is the first OF the month and we
are again sending out statements. When
you receive yours, write us out check.
The New Year is one month gone and
1911 accounts are overdue.
We are having the several buildings
which we are interested in re-wIred for
electric lights. This wiring is now sup
posed to conform to the underwriters
requirements.
Tobacco smokers can find some bar
gains in high grade tobaccos in the
grocery department. Since invoicing,
this department has filed up showcases
with these high grades, and are putting
on a price that will sell them quickly.
w. II. GoH is contemplating trip
East in the next few days via the sheep
train route.
1t is pleasure for us to grind your
coffee for you, since we have the electric
mill. If you have much coffee to buy
at time you will get better results il
you grind the coffee as you use it. How
ever, we are pleased to grind it for you.
Our back room is filed with New
Spring Goods which we have not had
time to open, until our invoicing is over.
We will commence getting these out
within the next few days.
The Linoleum department has several
linoeum bills to fill this week.
The price of eggs keeps dropping, we
are now paying 25c per dozen. We have
some twelve cases on hand which we
paid from 30c to 40c per dozen.
Ask your neighbor if they heard Of
anyone who read our ad on the back
page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03
METHODIST CHURCH FIRE

About 1870 Sunday morning,
while the Sunday school was in
session, smoke was seen pouring
from the roof of the Methodist
church, and the alarm of fire WAS
given. Those in attendance at the
church were quietly dismissed and
all passed outside before any be-
came aware of the situation.
Shortly before the fire broke out,
the pastor noticed the electric
lights burning and requested a
gentleman standing near the switch
to turn them off. The blaze burst
from the peak of the roof and
gained considerable headway be-
fore the fire engine arrived and
the hose laid. 1t was only due to
the fact that a good number of
men were in the neighborhood at
the time of the fire that prompt
work was done, as no general alarm
was possible owing to the fire
whistle being detached from
steam supply. Since that time we
are informed that this condition
has beed remedied.
Ladders were raised and two
streams of water were directed on
the most affected parts; the dense
smoke making it difficult to locate
the exact source of the trouble.
But few minutes fighting were
necessary to extinguish the fire
which was of sufficient volume,
however, to do considerable dam
age to the roof.
Wednesday, the adjuster for the
insurance companies was in Monte
Vista and the loss made good. 1t
is the purpose of the church to re-
pair the roof, by putting in mostly
new material, painting and other
wise improving the appearance of
the building.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

A fortunate thing is found in
the fact that February this year
has the full sum of 20 days, which
gives to those hustling for the first
half of their taxes an extra day.
This is about the only consoling
thought we have to give out at
this time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

Carey Campbell returned Sun
day from Colorado Springs where
he has finished his course at col
lege. He has taken a position with
his father in the grain and coal
business and will return to the
Springs in June to graduate with
his class.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

E. l.. Smith of La Veta who has
purchased the j. G.. Bisctoif stock
of merchandise, announces that his
store will be open for busines to-
day Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

The indications are that large
acreage of beets will be planted
this season in the La Jara and
Manassa districts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

The following stock shipments
were made this week: Henry Seth
Is cars sheep; A F. Cooley l car
sheep; Ed Matthias / car hogs;
Wadsworth A cars sheep; j. l..
Hurt cars sheep; w. e. Gardner
4 cars sheep; A. R. Flynn A cars
sheep; w. s. Woods 2 cars cattle;
e. j. Short 4 cars sheep.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

+. l.. Stroup has learned, by ex-
perience, how to raise alfalfa sue
cessfully on alkali lands. He will
seed thirty acres this spring.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

A game of basket ball was played
at Blanca last Saturday night be-
tween the high school teams Of
Blanca and Monte Vista. The
score was 25 to Is in favor Of
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

When the Redpath lyceum bu-
reau secured the Strollers male
quartet, it was evident they knew
winning attraction. This orga-
nization appeared Wednesday
night in Monte Vista at the Broad
way opera house under the aus
pices of the M. E. church and
drew a full house. The enthus-
iasm and life of the quartet was
reflected in the warm appreciation
of the audience. Each member of
the company was an artist, and
their program was SO arranged as
to give a most pleasing contrast
and any suspicion of monotony
failed to appear during the even
ing. Two changes of costume were
made and this without delay or
weary waiting. The entertainment
was delightfully."- refreshing in its
entirety = both from a musical
standpoint and because of the
clean, snappy and perfect acting
of the group.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

Prof. Walter Norton gave an
interesting lecture before the
teachers and pupils of the Monte
Vista High school early in the
week, on the subject of a new
system of shorthand. Arrange
ments have been made whereby he
is to teach his system to the teach
ers and high school pupils, also
those of the 7th and Sth grades.
The Signor Cafarelli Concert
Co. will give an entertainment at
the opera house Tuesday night,
Feb. ID, under the auspices of the
Episcopal church. Seats on sale
at Abbott Morgan drug store.
Every member of the party is a
royal musician.
Dr. Joseph F. Findley spent
much time in Palestine in study
and research work and will give
the first of series of illustrated
lectures on next Sunday evening
at the Christian church. A wei
come to all.
The second coming of Christ is
scheduled for Denver within a
short time. He will find as good
people in Denver as there are any
where in the world, but we trust
he will make a special call at 3151
Vallejo street.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

The ranchmen west of Del Norte
will have rural mail delivery after
April lst.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

G. G. Kerr left Thursday for an
extended business trip through
Missouri.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03

j. G. Gilbreath sold two cars of
lambs at st. Louis Monday, two
cars Tuesday and two Wednesday.
He topped the market at $6.75.
The lambs averaged 81 pounds and
each car brought the same amount
of cash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-02-03
BARKIS is WILLING

While saying, II will ne'er con-
sent-consented."
sit is for his party and his
country, and not for Colonel Roose-
welt, to decide the question of
whether he is again to be candi-
date for the presidency. If they
decide to nominate him, | am sure
he will accept. He will no more
decline their call than he would
decline to enlist if needed in the
time of war"
The above quotation is part of
formal written statement over the
signature of Lawrence f. Abbott,
president of the Outlook company,
of which Colonel Roosevelt is CON
tributing editor, sent to former
Governor f. G. Stokes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19
JANE adams SPEECH

Inresponse to request we pre-
sent herewith the full text of Jane
Adams speech seconding the
nomination of Col. Roosevelt:
81 rise to second the nomina-
ton, stirred by the splendid plat
form adopted by this convention.
Measures of industrial amel-
ioration, demands for social
justice, long discussed by small
groups in charity conferences
and economic conditions, have
here been considered in a great
national convention and are at
last thrust into the stern arena of
political action.
"a great party has pledged
itself to the protection of children,
to the care of the aged, to the re-
lief of overworked girls, to the
safeguarding of burdened men.
Committed to these humane I'M
dertakings, it is inevitable that
such a party should appeal to
woman, should seekto draw upon
the great reservoir of their moral
energy so long undesired and I'M
utilized in political politics-one
the corollary of the other; pro-
gram of human welfare, the ne
cessity for women's participation
eve ratify this platform not
only because it represents our
earnest convictions and formu-
lates our high hopes, but because
it pulls upon our faculties and
calls US to definite action. We
find it a prophecy that democ-
racy shall not be actually realized
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19

government and that no class of
evils shall lie beyond redress.
"The new party has become the
American exponent of a world
wide movement toward just So
cial conditions, a movement
which the United States, tagging
behind other great nations, has
been unaccountably slow to en-
body in political action.
+ 81 second the nomination of
Theodore Roosevelt because he is
one of the few men in our public
life who has been responsive to
the social appeal and who has
caught the significance of the
modern movement. Because of
that, because the program will re-
quire a leader of invincible cour-
age, of open mind, of democratic
sympathies, one endowed with
power to interpret the common
man and to identify himself with
the common lot, heartily second
the nomination"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19
A BIG SAVING.

Following table shows present
postage charge on FIVE pounds of
fourth class mail matter and the
rate that would be charged under
the provisions of the Bourne par
eel post bill:
Present Parcel
Distance. rate. post rate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
NOTICE HOR PUBLICATION
Lakeview List No. o633S

United States Land O@ss q Lake
view. Oss.. Dec. -. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given that the
Northern Psci6c Railroad company.
whose postoaacs address ID g. Paul.
Minnesota. has this asa day Of D.
csmber. 1911. alsd In this once IL
application to select under the provi.
sions Of the act Of congress approved
July I. 1888 (30 Stat. 6e7. s3o).
Nwk Of NWk Of Section 80. and
Nwk Of Nwk Section -. town.
ship - south. range . east. william
stts meridian.
Any and all persons claiming "a.
verssiy the lands described or dsslr-
Ing TO object because OF the mineral
character Of the land. or for any other
reason. to the disposal TO applicant.
should ale their amdavits OF protest
on or before the asa day Of Febru.
ary. 1919. A. w. ORION.
i.ii.2.33r REGISTER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12

(Not Coal Lan6o)

Department Of the Interior. uaitsd
States Land o0es q Laksvisw.
Oregon. December II. 1914.
Notice 10 hereby givsa that John J..
Cunningham OF Boz e%s. Taooms.
washington. Who. On April 10. 1910.
made timber and stone application
No. o3S3s. for . oDx. NWk SEX i.
oWk Mex. Section 3. Township ~
o.. Range 10 a.. Willamette Meridian.
has aled notice OF intsntion to mako
Aaai proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before G. r..
Do Lap. county clerk OF klamath
county. at KlSmath Falls. Oregon, ON
the 18th day OF February. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
Thomas 0'Connell. Thomas ehaa.
non. william Mcmillan. Neeeos March
and, oil OF klamath Fails. 0regoa.
A. w. ORTON,
la.3i.3.iBr Rsgistes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
M0RS0M ROASTED
| BY OsWElO MtsI
sNvERNOR SAYS DssCMUrns m.
R0ATION COMPANY llANp
WORK IN Bia0EsT nsDRANCn
10 SETrLrNS

PORTLAND. Jan. i3.--DsciaStnO
that the work Of J. n Morsoa Of the
|DNschutcs Irrigation company. IN
connection with tho big Ia Pine pro.
ject. 10 tho biggest hindsanes IN CIV
in9 Justice 10 settlers on irrigation
projects In Central Oregon. Governor
West before the Ad Club not oaiy d.
nouncsd Mosson. but declared that
the postal authorities should iavssti.
gate bic methods Of sdvsrtisins
through the mails.
Governor West said that the worst
Of tho irrigatioa troubles 10 Central
Oregon have beeA settled ia sueh .
way that tho settlers who have been
waiting for tho watsr will at last b
supplied with enough 10 grow their
crops. Morson. the Govssnor said.
has been ninGing the iis at him. vhsn.
~ . matter Of fact. Morsoa his been
tho chief misrepsessatsr. Mossos.
Governor West ssld. has inducsd
many settlers 10 invest 10 . psopoei.
tioa where they had NO hops Of get.
ting tho worth Of their money.
Ills project 10 on ais with but bic
own name attached 10 the bond. "sad
but rcccntiy." coatisusd the sovessos
whimsicaiiy. II got . letter from the
gas company asking u I kasw any.
thing Of Morson'a they could attach.
- he hadn't paid his gas bill 10 !
don't know how long"
SALEM. Jan. is.--in q letter from
J. E. Morson received By Stats Treas
urcr Kay. the Information ssat By
the Dsschutss Land company 20 the
dcsset land board Vas ordered hack.
Mr.. Morson declared that hs had CON.
piled with the request Of the board
BY submitting the data asked for. and
that II they would not receive Il -
eretciy. ~ he wished. they would not
get II at oil.
Tho dcssrt land board. Il viil be
remembered. refused TO accept the ~.
port unicss Il came without condition.
Treasurer Kay had tho Information II
an envelope. and wished 70 ssed u
and have Il made . matter for pubiie
Inspection. This was refused.
Nay ss~oss ssesivias the report %
Morsoa's conditions. and thiats The
state has no eood grounds for he
suit which the board has decided 20
bsiag TO compel Morsos 70 auit cell.
Ing optioas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12

ttsss A. Pssss We Wsas vss - prsss
a ove AKA.

ttsss A. essss We WsRs vss - prsss
q on NIsA
Narvs,ous - u m1y ses0. Resali
'po" llsh rOutc has grown hair %
heads that we're ooes bald. Of cousse.
In nous os thsss cssss we're the hais
roots dead. uos had the srs,p tats0
on Q giassd. shiay appearance.
Rexall 90 uais Tonie sets oriso'
tiacally. dsetroyins the eerms Whieh
ars usually responsible Tor baldnsss
10 penetroees 10 the roots Of the haiP.
ssimuiatios and nourishins then. u
10 q mos( pleasant toilet requisite. b
ds,icatsle rssfumsd. end viii set su0
o. psemAnently stain the hais.
We want you TO 81 bottle Of Nss'
an -" Haif Toaic and uss u - a.
rsctsA 10 q doss not rslisvs sealp
irritatioa. remove eandsu9. pesvsat
the hair fto0 falling out and promote
On Increased growth Of hair. and 10
svssy waS sivs satiss satisfaetioo. slo'
ply eeos 6aek and ten -. Aad withoue
question q fosnality ws Vim Aau6
back 70 200 svssy peoay ~ paSA =
foe Il. TIVE sAsa. e0e. ard ol.m oeso
oaly at ess seoss-Ths AssaIi eese&
Star Drug 0tors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
NOTICE FOR PUBIlCAMoN


(Not Coal Lands)
Department OF the interior. Unite6
States Land once at Laksviev.
Oregon. December 10. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby givsa that David
L. Rightmier OF Olsne. Oregon. Who.
on December I. 1906. made homo
stead entry No. SssS. serial No.
olSSo. for swk sWk. section ~;
81 Of SEX. SEX SWk. section ~.
township - 9. range 10 y. william
cite meridian. has Aled notice OF In
tention to make AnM i've year proof.
10 establish claim to the land above
described. before G. z De Lap. eouu.
~ clerk OF klamath county. at Klam-
ath Fails. Oregon. on the 37th day OF
January. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
Sam Dixon. Bsau Kick. Emil Bsr-
ling. John elade. sll Of Oleue. Oregon.
A. w. ORTON.
l3.aS.l.a6 Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
PUBLICATION or sUlnsONs

In the Justice Court ef the STATE of
Oregon for Coul ~ Of klamath.
D A. Kenyon and Pred G. Murphsy.
Partners. Doing Business - o.
x. Transfer CompGny. Piainti2.
".
Eauschilde Music Company. Dsfssd.
ant.
To Hauschiidt Music Company. D..
fsndant:
In the Name Of the State Of Oregon:
You are hereby required TO appear
and answer to tho complaint alsd
against you In the above sntitlsd ae.
tion on or before tho 18th day Of Jan-
nary. 1919. that being the sxpiratios
OF six weeks publication Of this sum-
mons prescribed BY the order Of pub-
iication thereof made by this court.
and II you fail 20 to answer the plain
tits will take judgment against you
In the sum Of $500 and for their
costs and disbusssmsats In this
action. and that any property -
tached herein may b sold to satisfy
the said judgmeat. particularly the
sum OF money owing to you By Hsasy
Grimes.
This publication 10 made By the Of.
der OF the honorable Charles Graves.
Justice OF the above named court. duly
made and entered on November 10.
1911. The date Of the Afst publiea~
tion OF this summons II November
80. 1911.
J. G. RUTEN1C.
li-30-l.iir Atty for Plaintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal Lands)

Department OF the Interior. Uaited
States Land 00es at Laksvisv.
Oregos. November II. 1914.
Notice 10 hsrsoy givsa that Chaslss
3 Wordsa. who's posto0es address
b klamath Fails. Oregon. az. % the
18th day OF October. 1914. als II
this o0cs sworn statsmsnt aad appli.
c6tIo6. No. oSoSs. 70 purchase the
OK swk. es& 10. NM NWx. ose.
IS. twp. - O.. raAes 10 T.. Wlllan-
stts meridian. and the timber there.
oa. under the provisioas OF the aet
k.ovn - the sse Of Juas .. 1878. and
acts amendstory. known - the Tim.
Der and Stone Law" at such valus -
might bs axed By appraisemsat. and
that. pursuast to such application.
the land and timber thereon have
been appraised at . total Of $3.50. the
timber estimated at 10000 board
test at 81 PER ~. and the land at $50:
that said applicant viii oRsr anal
proof In support Of his application
aad sworn statement on the 18th day
Of January. 1913. before G. r. d
Lap. county clerk Of Klamath county.
q klamath Fails. 0rsgon.
Any perooa b q liberty 70 protest
this purchase before satry. or initiate
Q contest at any time before patsat
Issues. By alag . ecrrobosatsd aA.
dsvit In this oGles. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
4. ". ORTON.
li.le.l.lo 2og1oeoe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12

Notice of shesl4's Sale q Real
Propessy
O. 8. Purdy. PiaintiR.
y w. Masten. Sarah I. Masteu. w. J.
Roberts. ). d. whitmore. c. 6
Moore. r. Q. Moore. John e.
Beach. H. u. Ackisy. J. 8. Act.
ley. J. 0resnburg. Burse Mason.
Defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of
ssle and execution in foreclosure 10.
sued out Of the circuit court OF the
county Of klamath. State Of Oregon.
on the sth day Of December. 1911. In
the above entitled action. wherein the
above named plaintiff obtained juds.
ment and decree Of foreclosure
against w. w. Masten and Sarah J.
Nasten. the wife Of aid W. W. Mas
ten. defendants. on December I. lSi!
recorded In the judgment Hen book Of
said court q pags 50. volume 3.
en- commanded to sell aii that certain
piece and parcel q land dtuats in the
county Of klamath. state OF Oregon.
bounded and particularly Described
- follows:
Forty-six (lO feet OF the entirs
easteriy side OF lot six (O OF block
forty y-eight (ts) In Nichols addition
to the city OF klamath Falls.
Notice IL hereby given that on Fri
day. the 18th day Of January. 1913,
at . O'Clock .. m. In front Of the
court house In the county Of Klam-
ath, I will. In obedicnce to said order
OF sale and execution In foreclosure.
sell the above described property. or
90 much thereof ~ may be necessary
to satisfy plaintiffs judgment. With
interest thereon and costs to the
highest bidder for cash.
w. B. BARNES.
Sheriff of Klamath County
BY JOHN q. SCHALLOCK. Deputy
J. c. RUTENIC.
ls.il-i.ilr Atty for Plaintiff