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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

Notice oe Sale Of Mostsased PseSsssy
Notice 10 hereby given that Ladd
and Tilton bank. . corporation. Or
ganised and existing under and By
virtue OF the laws OF the state OF Ore
gon, and william r. Davis. to satisfy
their respective intsrests IN . certain
avel mortgage hsrsinaftsP dssl0.
mated. will ell and convey. for eash.
on the 9th day Of March. 1919. q
O'Clock .. n. OF said day. In the city
OF KlsmaAh yalls. and the portion oi
said city commonly called 0hipping.
ton. On Upper Klamath Lake. ct the
dock OF wharf q Ne vessel known
asths steamer klamath. n klamath
eounty. Oregon. that certain sesam'
beat Or vessel. called he ''xlansth.
Of he burden of % gross tons q
thersabovts. toGsthsP With the boilers
engines. masts. bovsprits. boats. aneh'
ore. cables. ehaias. risgiag tackle. ~
psrsl. furniture and ail other nscee'
sariss thsrsunte appurSaaAinS end ~
longing. the property Of tAs' 'xlanatl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21
NO CAUSE TO oovsT.


A otstsmsNt s6 Fssts Usskst By .
otrsW0 ouaPaRtss.
We guarantee Immediate ap1 posi-.
ttve relief to all sulferers froo cOnsti-
patton. In every case where our rem
edy falls to Do this We will return the
money paid % for Il. That's . frank
statement Of facts. and we want you to
substantiats them at our risk.
Rsxall Ordsrliss are eaten Just nks
candy. are particularly prompt and
agreeable In action. may b taken at
any time. day OF night: do not cause
diarrhGa. nausea. gPiping. sxcsssivs
)oosenesA or other undesirable effects.
They have . vssy mild but positive
action upon the oesans With which
they come 10 contact. apparently act
ing ~ Q rsgulativo tonic upon the re-
laxed muscular coat Of the bowel. thus
overcoming weakness. aud aiding to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderiies are unsurpassable
tnd ideal for the nee Of children. oio
yolks and delicaoe persons. We cannot
too highly rscemmsnd them to all
sufferers from any form Of constipA'
tion and IT. attendant evils Thats
why We back COR faith In them With
our promise Of nousy back II they Do
not give entire satisfaction. Three
discs: - tablets 10 centa % tablets q
cents and a, Tables no csuta Rsmsu'
b>r. you can ohtatn Rexall Remedies
only at our seoes The Rsxsll etee~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21
The
RO SEVELL
CORPORATION

Our once 10 now In new locatiop %
Main st.. opposite Temple Thsatsr.
We will hersaftes eagase b . go
esal real estate businsss. aso h ~
ditioa to our owa extensive hosdia0s
Ne Win handle al classes q caty
property. rcntals ard Psae eoalectioas.
AZ pscsest we have soase abrasive
oaers 70 hone bsyess % easy noatA-
" paynsents. II yos want to bay .
honss o. easy terms, look this ~
over.
$3.50 down. $50 per month. Fine
modern s.room house. one block
from Main q. b the West End.
This 10 . bargain. Price $500.
Sa7o down. $50 pet month. Seven
room house On Pine o.. one
block from posto0es. Price
e1.7oe.
$50 down. e2s Dsr moath. Four.
room houss. large lot. one block
from Catholic church. Price
$500.
vAOV ooWus Wv ~ @Vuso' SVSV
room modern bungalow: com
piets plumbing. fireplace. sewer.
cement walks. large lot. nae
lawn. etc. A pretty home %
the Esplanads IN Hot Springs
Addition. Priss o3.7Se.
$500 down. go per month. Large
<.room house. two large lo<s.
city wstsr. lights and adsvalk;
o. the hin. ssvea bleoks ifeo
posto@ee. Price ei.loe.
We also have Unimprovsd reel1eass
iots is>eii parts Of the city % veey
easy tsrma. and soms especially 0oe1
buys for investment on halt or al
cash propositioas. Come n aad -
~
! Rounsevsll csrporatien
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

Lake Navigation company. . corpora.
tion. incorporated and existing usdsS
and By virtus Of the laws Of the 0tate
Of Oregon.
said sale 10 made under aad by vis.
tue Of the terms Of . certain mort.
gaee. made aa1 ssseutel b the sail
Klamath Lake Navigation company.
on the 37th day Of November. 1905.
in favor Of said Ladd and Tiitoa bank
and william r. Davis. TO secure the
payment Of one certain promisoosy
note. executed By The said. klamath
Lake Navigation company. . corpora
tion. dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
November -. 1906. for n" sum Of
$4,000 due n oss year After dases
without grace payable 70 tie ord Of
said Ladd and Tiltos tan' eospos.
alton. at l.add and Tii,on bank. Port
and. Oregon. with interest at the rate
Of 3 per cent per aanum. from dats:
and one certain promissory note. s1e.
euted BY the said klamath Lake Nav.
isatiou company. dated at klamath
Falls. Oregon. November -. 1905. for
the sum Of IS 10000 due one year
from data without grace. payable to
the order Of said william \. DAVIS. q
the klamath County bank. klamath
Fails. Oregon. With Interest at the
rate OF 9 PER cent per annum. nom
date. which said mortgage includsd
the personal property hsrsinbsfore ds.
scribed. and eonditioned that n O.
fault should b made IN the payment
Of said notes. or either thereof. thea
the said Lsdd and rilton baak and
William r. Davis might tsks poeees'
,,on OF said personal property and ssll
came. or % much thereof - might b
necessary to satisfy the sa1A deee. 10
tersse and reasonable sxpsases. aftss
nrst giving notice Of thirty dayS b.
publication IN some nevspapss. psb-
iishsd IN klamath Fsils KiaDaeh
county. or-eca. and to rstajs he
zane out of the pPoessds oe sueA sale;
he surplus. II any. 70 bsIong and 70
b. returned 70 aid klamath Lake
Navigation company: aid mortsasor
having failed to pay said notes aad
mortgage. or any portion thereof. the
,sid mortgages have taken poeses-
.ion Of said property on account Of
,ueh breach Of coalition. for the puf.
'ose Of making sale thereof. for the
reason and purposes set forth In this
notice.
Dated this sth day OF February.
1919.
STONE 4 BARRETT.
ATTORNEYS for Ladd and rilton Bank
and william r. Davis. 3.S-3-s D
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21
LIST Os INHERITED INDIAN
LANDS VOR SALE

uAANUO BOH BALI
Department Of the Interior. United
States Indisa 0srvies
The folloviaG trsets u ladiaa issAs
with the name OF the owner. dsserip-
tion. and appraisal price. situated on
the klamath Iadian Rssssvstios. Ore
gon. are offered for sale. under the
act Of congress. approved aMreh I.
Is3:. The lands we're listed 0eptsm.
ber :. 1911. and bids for their pur.
chase viii 10 opened February 10.
1913.
The terms Of the sale are sasA.
James George q sl. Swk -. %.
SIS: $3.50.
Trsa asslrseks. ssx -. is-ss-
.: $3.50.
Joha Nelson. swx SEX. sen
swk Bee. II. sse Nwk NBk y. NJ
y Nwx. -. 1861: eSSo.
Ruth John. Nwx NEk. Ex NV
y. Dee. -: 0Wk 0Wx. ~ -.
SIS: o7Se.
Jooeph Parasoeo 9 q. Wh IN
Gee. 1900: ei.eee.
The following parcels we're iises1
August ~. 1914. sad bids vili -
opened February -. 1913:
Emma Cooknas q q. ~ 0Wx.
~ NDk. -. il.Sl.S: oI.oee.
Emma CeokmSa q q. SEN Bee. =
Sis: $500.
Emma cookmsa q d. Nwx Sse.
il.3i.s: $50"
Emma Goodman q al. ~ NEK
sse. ie-3i.s. sa1 ~ 0Dk -. ..
SIS: esee.
Emma Goodman Of ai. NJ SEX
Bee. - ST.: oi.ioe.
Dora Pedro st ai. M Swk Sec.
ls.3%-s: $3.50. d.
Many Ann Moore. ny SEX. AZ
vEx Sec. 3l-3i-s; $3.50.
Sealed bios. accompanied By q eerti.
aed check. payable to Edson Watson.
superintendent. klamath ladian
school. and covering 10 PER cent Of
the price offered. may b. submitted ai
the Klamath Agency. during period
Of sixty days prior to : O'Clock p. n.
on the days Indicated abovs for each
tract. q which time the bids viii b
opened st the once Of the agency. n
~ase Of deferred payment sales. 10
per cent Of the purchase price viii
accompany bid snd Is per cent addi'
tional when bid 10 seceptsd. Notes
for balance. at legal rata Of interest
taken. Patent in fss when notes and
Interest are paid IN full. All that
should appear on the envelope con-
tanning the bid should BE- IBID for In
hePited lndian Land" and the date ol
opening bid.
Any thsr Information may b
had BY applying to Edson Watson
supsrintendsnt klamath Asency. Ore
Any further Information may b
goD. DDoON WATSON.
Superintendent klamath Agency
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21
United Press Service

LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. al
Strike Leader Joseph Ettors had his
hearing this afternoon Tor completely
In the recent murder, Gret@ Sewell
testified she saw Policeman Benoit
take a revolver from his pocket. aim
and Are In the direction OF the crowd
and saw Anna Lonixzo drop,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

Feel languid. weak. run.dovnf
Headache? Stomach "oR"f--Just q
plain case Of lasy liver. Burdoek
Blood BItters tones liver and stomach
promotes digestion. puri6ss the blood.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21
Cut flowers. 1" Main O. Phone sss.

Cheapest accident insuranes--Dr.
Thomas Eclectic OIL. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
seii Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

Are yos Interested In KLAMATA
COUNTY, II 20. sse The Stephens
Hunter Realty Co. Thsy have some
good bargsiss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

Temple theatsf. Matinee daily. 3:3t
.. n. Evening. Arst performances.
1:tS, ouotinuouo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21
DRY SLAB WOOD

I am now delivering arst class
l6-,nch dry slab wood to any place In
the city for S3 . load. Now 10 the
time to get your wood cheap, before
wet weather be.'ns
r. 4. CARLSON,
Leave orders ut o. x. Transfer CON-
many or Oregon Harness company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

FOR sALE-Dry slab vsod. 1S-iseh.
delivered 70 any paSs Of he aty.
Ackisy Bros. Phone lsi. is-ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-21

$40 buys S17o cash interest in
two lots. Choice corner In Darrow
Addition. o. c. Appisgats. 11s South
fifth street. 33o-3t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
MINING NEWS
BREEN SELLS COP
PER PROPERTIES
and Sallie Mines, in
Black Mountain, Bought
by Chicago Men.

Pat Breen, who discovered the first
SoId mine of Importance in Black
Mountain, New Mexico. IS miles north
OF III Paso, left this morning after
pref stay here, closing a mining deal
IN the same mountains, for the sale OF
Two copper properties called the Eagle
and the Sallie mines. These mines,
said Breen, are in the Black mountain.
about Is miles northeast of Las Cru
ces and about the same distance west
OF ORC Grande, on the Rock Island
railroad. These claims he has been
developing for some time and has ex-
sale is 10 a Chicago companykand it is
expected that active Developments will
begin in the near future.
These two claims, said Breen, are
located end to end and through them a
lode runs from northeast to southeast
through a belt of lime 800 feet wide, on
one side of which is granite and on the
other is slate. The vein dips Terti-
cally.
a distance of half a mile, and for
about 500 feet there is solid ore about
Is feet wide on the surface, which
averages about four percent copper per
The copper occurs in the form of sui
phioes, such as chalcopyrites, and
there are also some carbonates. The
gangue of the vein is what is called
sugar quartz and can be easily con-
centrated. In the same vein are small
pipes of rich chalcopyrites assaying
from Is to 20 percent copper per ton.
The surface outcrop is very prominent,
rising like a crest or dixie above the
surface.
Has Four Shafts In.
He has sunk four 10 foot shafts on
the vein which show solid ore on all
sides. Two of these shafts are on the
Eagle and the others are on the Sallie
claim. Hundreds Of tons of ore per
day can be mined from the very sur
face" says Breen. On the Eagle is an
arroyo from which rise two hills or
slopes TO a height of about 200 feet
1t the foot of which are two of the
10 foot shafts. Near one of these is a
fine tunnel site, where a tunnel can be
driven in on the vein. giving a height
or back of 800 feet of stopping ground.
On the opposite side of the arroyo is
another good tunnel site, where a tun-
mel driven in on the vein in the oppo-
site direction will also give $50 feet of
overhead stopping ground.
In the shafts on the Sallie, the ore
is of higher grade both in gold and
copper. but the pipes OF ore are smaller
than in the Eagle
Within 800 feet. above and southwest
of the proposed tunnel sites is large
spring flowing three miners inches of
water, and $50 feet southwest of the
tunnel. in the arroyo, is running
stream of water. These will furnish
abundance of water for concentrating
mill.
There are also about 1000 acres of
timber, pinOn and scrub oak, half a
mile northwest of the mines, and about
half a mile southwest is a tract of pine
timber of 500 acres. all Of which will
be utilized. In Breens opinion, these
are about the largest copper suIphide
deposits in New Mexico outside of
Santa Rita and the Chino mine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
STRONG STATEMENT
BY AN Ell PASO MAN
Mr.. Haigh, Prominent Con
tractor, Outlines What
Plant Juice Did
For Him.

Mr.. w A. Haigh is one of Ell Paso's
best known carpenters and bulioers.
His home is at 713 Lee street. He mas
lived in this city six years. To the
Plant Juice man he made the follow
ing statement:
4 want one more bottle of Plant
Juice. I have taken two and when L
commenced to take it my kidneys were
so bad that when stopped over 1 would
have to put both hands back on my
hips and then frequently have to eaten
hold of something to help myself up
I have not been free from rheumatism,
kidney trouble and constipation IN over
a wear. NY stomach did not digest food
as if ought to and I was pretty badly
run down The Plant Juice helped me
right from the first week My stomach
is all right and I can digest what eat
and 1 have no more rheumatism or KID
ney trouble Am going to take this
bottle to make sure that my trouble
does not return I have recommended
the Plant Juice to friends and every
one of them have found it just as L
have. 1t sure tones you up, gets the
poison out of your system and makes
you feel like a new man
Plant Juice will tone any man or
woman up and make them Ieei new
as it did Mr.. Haigh, if they suffer with
any arrangement of stomach, liver,
kidneys, blood. In almost incredible
time it will restore vitality; put new
life, energy and ginger into you No
matter if your ailments are chronic
you will find relief and cure In Plant
Juice. Call on the Plant Juice man
today at Kelly & Pollard's drug store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
FIND MANS BODY
IN A CAR OF ORE
Mystery Surrounds Death of Martin
BIute, An EmpIOye of Ray Console
idated Co. at Hayden.

Hayden, Ariz, Sept 1S.-Mystery sur
rounds the death of Martin Butte.
whose body was dumped from one of
the ore cars arriving from Ray, as the
ore was being dumped in the local ore
bins at the mill. Butte was formerly
II the employ of the Ray Consolidated
Copper company as a machinist helper.
but on the 10th of this month drew all
of his money. After remaining around
here fer a few days he, with a COM
Panion, was locked up in the local jail
and both were turned loose Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock and given float
ers out of town. Butte stated that he
had a ticket for Ray, but evidently
they went down to the junction and
boar ded one Of the ore trains for Ray
Ills companion has been arrested in
Ray, and upon being questioned stated
that he had left the train at Kelvin,
while BIUts continued on to Ray. The
coroner's jury held an inquest, but ar
rived at no verdict, as the case will be
continued upon the arrival of the COM
panion from Ray.
Leo Heilman has severed his con-
nection with the local postoffice and
has left for Prescott. He will enter
the employ of the Hooker Cattle COM
pany on the Verde river. with which
company he was formerly employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
MINING NEWS
SONORA EXPORTS
SHOW DECREASE
Rebel Activity Is Interior
ing With Many Mines
in the State.

Cananea, Son, Mex. Sept 1S.-Ex-
ports from the state of Sonora for the
month of August showed a decrease
of at least rs percent compared with
the previous month. The cause of this
falling off in the mining business IS
due to the present revolutionary con-
ditions throughout the state. Quite a
number of properties have already
closed down and many are operating
with very small shifts of men. Among
the many properties so affected are
the following: san Felipe, Washing
ton, San Lorenzo, Colorado, Minneapo-
lis, TransVaal, La Fortuna, North Tlgre,
La CobriZa, Yaqui, San Geronimo, FL
Orc, Verde, CerrO de Plata, Abundancla
and Cananea-Boston-
The Cananea Consolidated Copper
company, although without railroad IA
cilities since Sunday. September 8, Is
not suffering seriously from this great
handicap, as il has now on hand sup
plies sufficient to continue in opera
ton for the next 65 or 20 days. The
camp will not suffer from a famine
in provisions as the company store
aIwa-s carries a large stock Of sta
pies. The present conditions were
caused by the destroying Of seven
bridges on the Naco-Cananea branch
of the s P. railroad of Mexico. to-
gether with some of the rolling stock
of the company.
The September output Of the COM
p-ny will be larger this month than
in August. However, there will be
less Miami concentrates handled on &C
count of the inability to receive them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
ARTESIA. PEOPLE
HELP OIL COMPANY
Secure Additional Leases on OIL Land
Second Wen Rig Purchased by
PecOs Valley Oil Company.

Artesia, n. NJ, Sept. 1S.-When the
citizens of Artesia learned through
John c. Collins, president of the Pecos
Valley Oil and Gas company, that the
company had the backing of ]. U
Lovejoy, a Houston capitalist, they got
busy and called a mass meeting to
help along the cause. It was recided
to assist the company in securing more
leases for oil, as those held by the
company were on isolated tracts. DR..
c. w. Williams, president of the First
National bank. and John B. Enfield,
cashier of the State National bank.
were appointed on a committee to Sc
cure additional leases. E. n. Requa
and z. F. Freeman were added to the
committee and leases were secured for
over a thousand acres of land. Mr..
Lovejoy has arrived in Artesia and
paid for the 1000 feet of casing or
dered by the company. made a sub
stantial deposit in each of the local
banks and purchased a we'll rig of
J. B. Randolph. of Dayton. This makes
two well rigs that the company has
here and indicates that they propose
to drill two wells at the same time.
-Irilling will commence as soon as the
company secures a few more leases,
which will be within a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18

Hotel Dieu for some time with typhoid
fever, expects to be able to return
home soon.
A. c, CIatfelter, brakeman on the =.
H, who was injured some time az,
is now able to leave the hospital anu anu
be at home. He lives at 1zO1 san
Antonio street.
F. A. Quesnal, of the G. H Dispatch
er's office, will leave on SEPTEMBER a
on his vacation, which he WIZ spenc
in California. Mr.. QuesneI eApecIs 10
be gone about 80 days.
J. Cagney, passenger conductor On
the s. p has returned from MS va
cation, and reported for duty renewing
conductor II. D. Ashley, VINO is now
laying off for a few days.
J J. Johnson, the switchman IN
iured in the c. H. yards some time
ago. has TO use a cane yet. HIS knee
is stiff as q result of his injury and
is causing him lots of pain.
Charley Ferguson. formerly a fire
man ont of FL Paso on the 7. P, and
eoufbvvestern. who has been firing for
the last few years out of Helper, Utah,
has been promoted to be an engineer.
W. A. Burris, passenger conductor
on the S P, who has been laying off
for 80 days. has returned and reported
for duty H. +. Tyler, who has been
relieving him, is now back on freight.
A. B. Campbell. brakeman on the
Santa Fe, who was injured some time
ago by falling from a train, is not i'm
proving as fast as was expected, and
will be out of service for some time
vet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
BRAKEMAN INJURED
IN WRECK AT ENGLE

a wreck occurred on the Santa Fe at
Engle Monday night, in which one man,
brakeman OToole, was badly injured,
and several cars were wrecked. No.
S23, the Deming freight train. was do
ing switching at EngIe, ard No. $50, the
fast freight, for FL Paso crashed into
the rear end of No. S2S. The caboose
and one car were split open by No. $685.
engine and both trains were badly
broken up.
No. S33 was composed of only nine
cars, or the damage PROBABLY would
have been greater.
Brakeman O'Toole, who was dead
heading to Rincon on No. S2S for work
train service, was in the wrecked ca
bOose and was badly crushed and
bruised He was rushed t. the hospital
at Las Vegas, n. NJ.
No. S23 was in charge of conductor
Geo. Foster and No. S35 was in charge
of conductor John Lee and engineer
Nike Brennan.
The Wrecking crew was soon On the
scene and, after a few hours of hard
work, cleared the main line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
MINING NEWS
CHURN DRILL At
LIVE OAK IN ORE
Copper Reef Mine Has %
Men at Work and Starts
Wine on Ore Shoot.

Globe, Ariz., Sept 1S-ChurndriH hole
No. 5. at South Live Oak, is $50 feet deep
and is reported to have passed through
are for a considerable distance, exact fig
ures not given It is stated that the
average is about percent copper,
though some samples went nearly )
percent
At the Copper Reef mine, u miles
south of San Carlos, the drift from the
California tunnel, on the California
vein. has opened up the ore shoot for
a length of over 200 feet, and the breast
is in ore. The ore is reported to have
an average width of 10 feet and to
average 3 percent copper and IS per
ton in gold
A raise is being driven to surface,
a distance of 22O feet, and is now up
about $50 feet A winze has also been
started on the ore and is down about
so feet About 25 men are employed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
DRAW SABERS TO
DISPENSE RIOTERS

The Hague, Netherlands, Sept IS
After holding a demonstration for uni
versal suffrage, a body of Socialists
came into conflict with the police here
and the rioters were only dispersed
with the point Of the saber.
Having been refused permission to
parade in the streets during queen
Wilhelmina's progress through the city,
the Socialists held a meeting at the
race track After the queen had re-
turned to the palace, the demonstra-
tors endeavored to make their way 70
the precincts of the parliament, around
which the police had drawn a Gordon
The police made several saber
charges and rioters were temporarily
routed ReinfOrcements have been
called out and it is feared there will be
further trouble.
Last year the queen did not open par
lament in person because of the So
cialist procession