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we're entitled TO both confidence and
relief because they had not abused their
trust in the matter of capitalization.
Mr.. I'M was cheered for several
moments by tho 700 diners when he was
by George A. Post. President
Of tho association. after the health OF
President Taft had been drunk. lie said
in part:
THE public assumes that II enough
cars are provided they can be moved
on schedule time fSom point OF origin
to destination. wherever these may be.
This 10 no, the real trouble. What II
of cars. There Ia but one possible
remcdy-cnlarged terminals.
THE main question back Of that 10
financial. Large sums OF money must
be raised. What security can the rail-
roads offer7 Many Of them have not
only pledged their credit TO the limit
but have absorbed large share ~ their
surplus earnings that In other countries
would have been paid out In DIVIDENDS
THE impairment NJ credit has come
from decreased earning power and In
creased expenses. Rates have steadily
declined. The average freight rate per
ton mile fell from D27 mills in IS0 to
7.53 In 1910. While revenue was shrink
ing, obligatory expenses have Increased
enormously. Employees decreased In
1911 by 29,6ii. as compared with lolo.
while wages Increased by 1914, 1914 IN
1870 taxes aggregated 1920. ie9; In i9lo.
Sl03, 7e5. 70i. for 1911 they are estimated
at 500 CoO. OOO. and may he couple or
millions more. The lncrense In twenty
years is 223 per cent. Each mile OF line
paid Slo9 in taxes in isao. and 1851 In
1910.
THE railroads Of tho United STATES
have by far the smallest capitalization
per mile In the world and they nave
ken. their capitalization low by using
for hetterments millions ~ earnings
which in Europe would have been
handed over to stockholders. leaving
tho cost Of improvements to be charS-
cd TO capital account
".rhc railroads have shared theli
gains literally with the people through
rate reductions. ,......
The only other speaker at tho banquet
v.. the Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King
former Canadian Minister OF LABOR
Mr.. King described the CANADIAN pan
for preventing strikes by means OF spe
cial boards Of irvcsNEaton.
The evening world., 1912-12-20
NIGHT WORKERS MASS,
At 2.45 A. N. XMAS,
HAS FINE PROGRAMME
Organist Bietiger Arranges for
Chorus, Quariette and
Solo Numbers.

While most OF tho population OF this
great metropolitan city is wrapt In
slumber, the festival of Christmas VIII
no nttIngly celebrated Wednesday
morning by the wspapermcn and
nightworkers at St Andrews Roman
Catholic Church on Duane street The
solemn High Mass. coffnonclng at 24j
4. NJ, will be sung by the pastor, Rev.
Luke J. Evcrs. assisted by Rev. Walter
Gilmore NJ deacon and Rev. Edward
Dornn. sub-deacon. Rev. Antonio Pahsl
will be the master Of ceremonies
An elaborate musical programme has
been arranged by tho organist Of the
nlghtworlters. Joseph Bletlger. at one
time organist NJ the French Cathedrals
ut Lc puy and Grasse. and more re-
Gently nj st. Augustncs. one of the
largest Catholic churches IN the Bronx.
A double puartettc composed OF solo
singers known both In oratorio and
churVh circles will render Giorza's first
mass. Two solos viii be given previous
30 Holy night" sung by e. cass.
Ter, and THE New Born King" by
James !. Walsh, tenor soloist Mt st.
Au,sustlnc's. AMI at present pupil OF
Nine. EsperanZa Garriuue, former
associate of Adelni Patti. Miss Anna
Gertrude Toohcy will be the leading
soprano Miss Rose Marie Campbell,
contralto. who was heard last season
The evening world., 1912-12-20
JUST HIT HIS CASE
AFTER SUFFERING FROM ECZEMA
FOR YEARS, CURED BY SAxO
6AlNE.

81 have had lot Of trouble all my
life with eczema on my right leg be-
low the knee.
II have tried different remedies,
without help. but Saxo Salvc has just
hit my case, and | am thankful | came
across it,"
The penetrating. soothing and heal
ing power Of Saxo Salvc is remark
able. II you have any itching or burn
ing rash or humor Of the skin. any
scalp or chronic old skin trouble,
Saxo Salvc is what you need. II it
fails to help you. We will give back
your money.
The evening world., 1912-12-20
that there are none finer
than our $25 OUevcoats-that a
sale Nth us means bargains.

OIHucIly 0ZO..-ANOW 4O.OV...OU
Many men are looking for sales at this
season.
They are men who have no settled
place where they buy clothes.
A sale is obviously the only way to
attract their attention to us.
Therefore this SALE
But the losses stand are ours and
willingly made, for to-day's customers will have
found place where they'll be glad to come again.
They won't be cassed as 1.-The man without
clothier."
Come early to see these coats-they will give
you ideas as to what SIS can do at Smith
Gray g. Co. Then lay down $16.50 and keep
the extra $3.50 in your pocket.
Luxurious fabrics that grace unequalled workman
ship and add the last elegant touch to perfect efrue
style itself.
Wooly coats rich appearing happy fellows, soft and
thck-yet nicely light in weight. Warmth becomes mat
ter Of course when you put
Big two-way collars, worn flat doubled up high
the
Flowing Chesterfieds Beted Coats
The evening world., 1912-12-20

Silk Negligee Shirts,
of very heavy silks in desirable patterns, sl1r
with turn back cuffs, Values 5000 to 700, Vt. -
Fo,lr-in-Hand Scarfs,
Pure Silk Crochet or Accordion Knitted
in wide range of patterns, Value sl.5o at 30
Large Open-End Four INLAND ScarfS &, ~
of Imported or Domestic Silks Value s. 50, u 80
Imported Combination Sets,
Accordion Knitted Silk Tie and Hose
to MATCH in two color effects, Value $500, 40
Two Silk Knitted Ties and
Two Pairs of Silk Hose to match, Value $3.50 40
West Twenty.third al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
W0lGAST GO0D
MONEY GE1TER
foRMER CHAMPION HAS pICKED
~ ABOUT 100000 IN A FEW
BATTLEs--HAs NOW AN INDE.
PENDENT FORTUNE

Adolph wolgsst. dethronsd light.
weight champion Of the world, has
accumulated sufficient Of this worlds
goods 10 keep him going for tho rest
Of his iife--that IL. II he takes care
OF what he has. According 70 Tom
Jones. the boys manager. Ad has rs-
ceived around 100000 for . few Of
his battles. The list follows:
Fcbf uary y. 1911. X. q. Brown. In
Philadelphia. $500.
March .. 1911. X. u. Brown. In New
York, eg.Ga7.
March II. Gcorgs hsmsic. In Los
Angeles. S9.20<.
March 81. Anton i.s0ravs. In San
Francisco. $500.
Aprii 10. o. X. Hogan. In New
York. 5000.
May 10. Frankis Burns. 10 San
Francisco. $500.
July Z. Owen Moran. In sas Hras-
cisco. es.sis.
Ma, II. 1919. willie Ritchie. In
San Francisco. $500.
May as. Fred Danisls. 10 ~. Joseph
1880.
June I. Young O'Brisn. In Phiis-
$4,000.
July =. Joe Rivers. In Los Angeles.
e3i.is7.
July 20. two bouts, Grand Rapids.
Mich. 1850.
Angus, 3. Ted Malonsy. In Phiia-
dciphia. $500.
November 4. Joe Mandot. IN New
orleans. $4,000.
November -. willie Ritchis. In
San Francisco. $4,000.
All told. woigast has made over
oo.ooo In purses duriAs the l1t
three ysass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

state and cousty ea the isth ~ -
December, 1913. q 10 e'slses = ~
forsnoon. Thea ed there 70 ~
cause. n any they hsvs. why - ss6ss
30 prayed for II the pseltlea ahsun
not b. granted % Ne alniaisesasss
70 cell the said real estaee - sato
deceased. st either publis o. psiveee
sale for the pusposss msasiensd y
the petition - hs shall julgs - -
for the best Interests ef TIE setoeo
aud the parties interested thsssla.
And II 10 hsreby os6eeo1 shae .
copy Of this order - DublisAsl -
ieast once . week for feuf eonsesu-
tive and successive weeks before Ne
said hearing n the klamath ns0ub-
|iicsn. . weekly Newspaper Of esaseai
circulation. printed and publishel =
klamath Falls. klamath eouaty. state
Of Oregon.
". Q. woRDEN. Jslss.
ff-ea.fa.faS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
DOWNWARD COURSE
Fast Brias Realized By klamath
Falls People

A little backache At nrst.
Daily Increasing I'll the back 70
lamo aud woak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Dropsy ind finally prishts dlssas..
This 10 the downward course OF KID
asy Ills.
Don't take this cource, klamath
Falls people should pront by the fol-
lowing experience:
A. Bots. tS0 Front street. Medford'
Ore, says: II am Just ~ willing to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to-
day a. I was In September. 1907
whom I publicly told OF my expsri'
sncc with them. suffered from KID
ney trouble for at least ave years
and a. time passed ! grew worse. 10.
stead Of better. sharp paine darted
Through he smsll Of my bark ane
sometimes the attacks were 70 %
we're that I could hardly stoop, A
night my back achsd intensely. and
sound sleep was out Of the ausetien
Reias told 10 try Deans xideey Pii's
II procured q boz. ana thsy soon oAv'
ne relief" A Nf :.
For sale by ali oessers. Price %
csnts Foster -Milburn Co, Buna'o
| Nav York. cole agents Tor the un'sse
otatss.
Remember the nSme--Doans.--sn'
<ka mn ~ hor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
TY COBB MAKES
LARGE SALARY
nEAvy HITTING OuTyIEI.DER
aErs NEARLY go sOR EVERY
niN0LE--HAs BEEN KEEirNG
TME PACE iIE EARLY sET
Every time ~ Cobb made . b

Every time ry Cobb made q b
hit during the season Of 1919 ,-
'enrnod 1926. In 1910 he was paid
nj the rate OF st62D per safety,
while In 1911 he made sag.2s per
swat, neiding and base running not
being considered Ia figuring hla CON.
pcnnation,
DoeH II pay to play basebaii1 Tyrus
Raymond has becn drawing n salary
Of $1,000 for his services each Of the
last throe years. Now Ty's contract
10 run out, ana he wants another call.
Ing for $4,000 more. and probably
will ne, Il. as without him the Tigers
would draw very small crowds.
In th. las, three years Ty has
made s7i hits. while his salary for
the same length Of time was 127 900.
II Cobb wore getting paid for making
hits alone he would have received
moro than go for zach safety. which
is somc payment for swinging a bat.
aud hi,ting the bali "whsre they
sin't."
" Cobb we're xctiins paid Tor this
alone. his most profitable year no far
would have been 1910. In that sea.
sou he made iss hits at a salary Of
5000, which would have given him
ttb,ss for each bingic. That's q
whole lot more than tho average
worksnsman recsiyca for wcck's
hard work. so II eau be- soon nj
glance that u pays TO be the best
ball player iivinS.
In 1911 Ty made 2ts b,nglcs. for
which 'he received an average Of
sss,ss each. This was his poores,
year. whsn the amount of stipend 10
taken into consideration. but at that
., IL q very nicc little sum. for each
hit In tho 1914 campaign he gathered
In lSs.sS. All In all. hc received Cor
each binEle In the last three seasons
the Voc pum Of Sto.sb for each hit.
Tho demon Tiger outnsldsr started
his professional baseball career In
Loot. when he played the start OF
the season Tor the Anniston. ua..
team. and swattsd $40. lie then
went up 60 Augusta. whore he stayed
..su sh. ~ioaua af ia0L whan he
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
ItGAl NOTICES

Summons
In the Circuit Court OF the state d
Oregon. for Klama.h CoSnty
W. NcCahe. Plaintiff.
n. ]. Evans and Patty Evans. D.
fendAnts.
TO ". J. Evans. one ~ eAs Above
- Named Dsfsndanfs'
4 IL the pams Of the eeats Of orsson
on ars hdtsby required - appear aAo
answer u ,seo,nplaint ef plaintaa
above nAnsed now on Ole IN the elsrs''
once OF ~ above named court. IN ths
action above entitled. on OF before tAs
9Th day Of December. tsls. said day
being the lest day within vAisA tina
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

S0ssce ~ AouASe -
Aeeoo0e
Notice 10 hereby givsa thss wsliss-
Icy D. simpsoa. sdniaistfatos q the
estate OF Leslie Hewasd Loed. ~
ceased, has filsA n the eounty eeuft
Of klamath eounty. 0ssgeo. ~ assi
account - such slniaistsstss. 80
that the court hes 1xsl nea1ay. ~
asa day Of Dsosmbss. 1913. ~ ~
hour OF 10 e'eleek .. =. q sai1 day.
at the court rooa ef sai1 seuss q ~
court house 10 Klamath Iaals. ose'
son. - the tine an plsse ~ heas'
Ing objsctions 70 said seeeuat aal ~
setiemsnt thereof.
Dated this S3d day q Neve0bss.
1919.
WELLESLEY D. SIMPSON.
Alninistsslos e ~ nnoo1D g kGGne
Hevsrd Lse1. Deeoon11.
!. n. CARNA0AN. A1oogDer.
.... ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

lewiss lonesinol 49, ogoo1qD
wis; "Deo1naino - - ~
alalA - u0obs1 6ejGooa 4 ~ I 1p9
klamath DAiis. 1tzAaaath dso1(vs -,
ees, ~ seSl Dslnt 49, - oqgoDs
wseesblv sseneg - M4oh ~ ~ -
~ ~ q Klasn1h Dsib (Doe1oely
Linkviliel thence sleao ~ 49, -
Maia stssss. ne sens be1no ~
sssshssiy lins ef sai1 a11ia sopoo@
saa n % eastssly disseeioo~ ~
tanes ef % feet; thence q SigAe -
glss " . soushssly % seueheaGeeely
dirsctios. parallel with UGhsA eesooes
distance Of is0 feet. 10 the southess
" line Of lot II said block ~;
thsacs ~ right ansiss. a1oag ~
southssly line Of lots ss1 . n sa11
block 20. N . westerly dirscsieas 80
parallel with Main street. . ~
taaee Of - feet TO the lire -
Eighth street; thence st right ~
giss, slong the lins Of Eighth stsost.
II . nerthssIy q northwsstesly -
ssction. distance Of $50 test, - ~
place Of bssianins: And 1seIastno
the plsinsiR 70 ~ the ovnes b ~
simple cf The ssS1 DESERVED lan1s.
and that ne 1sesaaaass 80 ~ eeoog
psrsoas - Sorsvss sajstee1 - -
basssA fsoa sssestin0 ~ eoo0D
vhaasvss - % - ~ lso1 - 49,
isss s1vss.s 70 this p1A1at19, 80 -
such other end fustbes Ss1oo1 - -
the essss nay sssn osss h ~ ~.
ieesL e'f. =
TAb ssnnoss = psbs1sae1 OogDo-
81 10 = er1eg - ~ UonGpoooo
lasary L. Benson, js6Os - ~ Ggeooe
cesst q the sesss = ossUso. -
Klamath county. nads sa1 eDesgoo
Iea ~ aSd DAY % seovsnosss - q.
1913. aal ne Arss puboosa11oo nego
!of = msls h the k1a0aee 2oouoo
lcaa % Igsssobss oooA- ~,
KUYKEUDAl1v< <vnnouo0oo,
AteGDoSys ~ Plal111G
11-3o.l.oR .tLs H4ktftt''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
Uos Coal LanlsI

--.v. Noe Coal Lao0oI|
|Dheastnsne g shs laesess. Uoi1l
~ stasss Lsa1 o0ep g lahGg1o
M. Orsosa. llovsnbar ~ lo1o :. N
loee1ce = hese1V Uoeoo ~. = ~
rected by the cennisaioasr g tAe
general laaA Once. under provisions
Of act Of ooasrsas approved JUns ~,
1905 (St 0tats.. SAID. psssaaAt -
the application of williaa Nsuhsst.
Serial No. eSeso. vs vim eees q
public sale. 70 the Aishsss blaess. sse
at not lsss thaA e1.oe PER asrs. q -
o'clock .. n. on the sth 6ay ef Jas-
uary. lsis. ct tAis once. the follow
Ing tract Of land: Nwk Nwx. -
-. Z. ~ O.. r. . =. ". y.
Any psreon claiming aAverssly tAs
above described land srs a1vtss1 %
ale their claims or objeetions. - o.
before the tine dssisnatsA Tor eale.
4. W. 0nToN.
il-ss.la.asr Aasisess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

N0e1eo ~ RuDooo11D
(Ssrlal No. o3oS7-Nee ooo1 ko0
Department ee ths lntoooRs D.
l.aad Once at LAl1voUv. Q
soa. Novsahss -. loao.
Nosies y hsgsay Olveo - -
J. straw. Of o1sssa. 0soG1A ~
May ~. 1919. ns1s He0ngooo1 J
~ No. osssf. fes w w. -
q. Township ~ o. Raaoo ~
lanssts Mssl1iaA. - 0lo1 -
inssation 70 make aaal eo00010
proof. to sstablish elain - - b
above Described. before q = n !
county clerk Of klamath eoao2y.
klamath valls. Oregon. = ~ J
day Of Dsee0bes. 1913.
Claimant names - vt(nego0:
c. y. Akin. Of 0dsssa. 0U0Uoo:
l.. Stein. Of odessa. OreOoo; y.
Straw. Of 0dsssa. OreOoos y
Doohsr. Of klamath Fails, oPoooo
li-is-i3-ish eegDe9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

Ad,ninissrssos Nosscs Of Sale os nsa
l'rOpssty
In the County Court Of the state o
Oregon. for klamath cousty.
In the Matter Of the Eststs Of harths
Abbsloos. Dscsasel.
Notice " hereby gtvsn that. in pur
suancs OF 40 order Of ~ sbove -
titled court. made IN tho. ebovs -
titled matter on The 7th ~ q No
vsmbsr. 1913. the undsrd0hsd. = "a
ininistrator. will sell the ooo)e~ine Do
scrIbsd property 70 wit:
The MEX Of NEk. -. 10. -
-. Q. r. -. =. W. r.. = 1eisass,
County. Oregon. &c
ut private sale. 10 the hieheDe 3D.
for cash. On OF after the IN a,
Dscsmbsr. 1919. at the Nv sqcs
Stone q Barrett. In the Aosr
I,ank 4 Trust Co. buiidino y the
Of klamath Pals. KlAmasA eou
Oregon. subject only 10 H. soaaf
tion Of said sale - By Law DsOvs6~
Dated November Z. 1919.
B.P. ABBWooo.
Administsator Of sai1 Nsaaes
7.tS-si-3s-sh .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

pelshole: Jesale r. Nlshsls; ~
Unkas0p ogs(Fs " Ssnnle :.
NisAeoD; 0lisdbs@h Sisns; ~
vnnnsvu Mass u D,isssss1
DIeAs; ~ D>e1a; sAs "
Helm 6 1se1 Dseha; ~ ~
ot1ss Pespsaa g Rast1o ~
kaeWA Clainias Az niOht.
TITLE. nsesee, Llss - 1aesssse
II the Real nseaes DOesibs1
Hsssin. Dsfealsats.
Isaac =. Mitchell: the Unknowp
nslss q lasass 11itshsll: l.s1wis
Dtshs; sbs UnkaswD Hsiss Of
LulVig DIeAs; LOWS Diehn
The Unksews Hs1ss q Lewls
Dtshs; ". :. Nlshelo; ~ o.
ksewn Hslsu q ". :. Nlshols;
Charles Percy NIehols; The Us
tsevn Hsiss q Charles Pssey
Nishols: JsoaSs r. Nlcheis; ~
Uaknevs Hslss Of JsooSe Z.
Nlshols; Dlisabeth Disha: ths
Uaknowo Helm q B1lseoeeh
Disha; Pred Dlshn; TIE Un-
Helss ss Fred Dishn; Also All
Oshsr Psspoas % Parties u
knowa CiaimiaS AAy nagbt.
Title, Estate, Lea OF Interest
In The Real ussass DssSsSte1
HeeOia:
II the nanp Of the stats - oFeOoo:
~ aa1 seeA Of yos ere hseeby san-
pss1 - appear as1 answer ths 49,
slst AleA u tAs shevs sssItis1 suie
Mn si8 wsets sftss ths nsst psb-
'otioa q shie suo0oas b tie Klaa.
, ReoUblleaa ANYWAYS.
AY1 yso Wtl1 sake aeeAes list if
y falt - aSoees ~ answer. o.
Asrviso plea1 WttAia sail tine. the
mig. Ses vast tAseeeG will apeIy
- ooevs snsleisl spsst ~ Ne 70
= 1oonnslel = m ssoDoa1ae 0lsl
~ oute. eo-vit:
~ losrse lsessninlag III s1vsrse
- g ~ lseun1an1D. - ~ sth.
paslv - pastiss. y q - ~ TO-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
GENERAL NoMcts


On aud after this fate I viii aee
be responsible for any bills co.,
,rae,cd by l.. Bish
0E@R0E BIEHN.
20, %{.,.a Of |. D..A..
NOTICE.
once Of the County Treasurer. k,am-
ash Falls. Oregon.
Notice Ia hereby given tnat there
are funds In the county tsasury Tor
the redemption Of all rGAd warrants
protested prior to aad Aeludias JSas
rs. 1919. Interest pili cease frea
Ncvemhsr ~. isn.
cLxsQE u DA00nTT.
q suty Treasurer.
s2.iot 80 -
NOrICE
once OF the County Treasurer. Khan.
ath Falls. Oregon.
Notice H hereby given that there
are funds 10 the county Treasury for
the redemption Of all geDeral fund
warrants protested prios TO and u.
eludiny aMreh Z. isio. Interest viii
cease from date,
November ~ 1915.
cLAuphH fDAoGErr.
cs(ass Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
ii.ls.l3.ls

Order 70 g m
In the County Coz nty
Of klamath. q
In the, Matter OF u oetin
Lyinsdal. Dscso1 ~
Il appearing TO Thu 0onrt from
the petition this day alsd by J. Q.
Rutsnic. sdministrator Of the estate
Of Martin Lyinsdal. deceassd. pray
Ing Tor an order Of sale Of the eollev-
Ing real estate: 2 ft
The west half Of the northeast
quarter and east half OF the north
west quarter Of section siz (el n
Township thirty-sight (ss) south
OF Range thirteen (isl sast Of
Willamette Meridian. In klamath
County. W
That Il u for the best interests oe tAe
said sstats end Aseessary that oueA
real estate b cold at public sals o.
private eale.
IT 10 HEREBY oRDERnD that ~
persons Interested IN the estate q
said Martin LyiAsdal. dscsassd. ~
pear before Tie county court Of ~
County Of Klamath. state Of Oregon
lst the court house thereof u sail
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

-sxkr TO LOAN Oh cry property.
r,sIss and ,i'abss' county var.
~ sshsd. cisy, snd County As'
~ sspsn, "'ss''"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
IsCGi.LANfspus

4 ,nsNs for dlsmesAs. 10, three
~, from Esatth aud Main;
,'s,.,, 10, on hill, Sssrsid once.
s1al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

W. o. w. Oaicsrs. attsntion--Turr
In all Rituals before Dec. 10. 1919 q
c. r. De Lap. sec'y. ~ order @. q.
ll-S0-l1-l0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
FIRE INSURANCE

Two Old-Ttxwrs, With csccllcst rec.
ossis In all the big arcs, the Aetna os
Hartford and the rcanaylvsnia Firr
OF Philadelphia. Nothing too big.
nothing too snail. NO policy fses. Il
might b~ we'll for you 10 have Jour
policies checked By somSoss who
knows.
CNIlCOvf
saa Main ~. Phsss eei
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
kAlTy BARGAINS

= ~ - Maia sss~ss. Win ~
y ssaesvss building, escsslsq9 w
=, ~ sssome. l'rlce ot40oo,
~ sssaas VA % ho6>s sesses.
bAs hssU u sss sisy. u'vtss ESQ
- ~ - koamgeh ave-. VITA
bA = ssssh s,ss/s, 500. saiy
ss = 'sss ~ all psrss os The
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

NOTICE
Notice 10 hereby given that tAeee
arc funds In the city treasury t. Tie
redemption Of general fund vArraass
protested on and prior 70 July 10.
1910. Interest csasss IRON dsts
hereof.
Dated at klamath valls. Ore. this
goth day OF November. 1919.
J. w. sIEMENs. olty Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds In the city trsasuu9 tor The
redemption Of street fusf warrants
protested up to aud incl6dins Dsesu-
bsr -. 1871. Intsr0k eeasss frea
date hereof
Dated at Klapau Falls. Ore. this
soth day OF NoveQbsr. 1919.
J. w. sIEMENs. CITY Treasurer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

Iurfgp--I wsss ~ rent . small
- o. poultry ranch ef ave OF ten
u, give ali the particulars. What
q Iavs and what you want for u.
IA Barrstt. sss Seventh ave.
4 osavss Fails. Dsavss eossiy. ".
|kw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

kesics Sos I'uhtcon1nD
(ssrial No. o9lsS-itos oaal Lno6
Department Of The Iatsg0os. ..
Land O0cs q Laksv1sv. o.
sou. Novsmber .. lslo.
Notice 10 hereby sivsa ~ casl
ten o. Brown. ef Crystal 0ooop
Who. o. JuAs Z. 1893. nn1D beo
stead entry. No. eslss. ~ SU
MEX NwM. mn sEkNuxMs
|sseeioa %. Township ~ Q. naaU
|E., Willamette Meridian. ~ Ne
notice Of intention 70 make oAAl shrs
|ysar proof. 70 sstablish claln - u
Land above described. bseeee Q. ]
|Ds Lap. county clerk Of xAnat
county, at klamath Pals. oee010ko Z
the 18th day Of December. io1
Claimant asmss - witneoo
J. q. swan Of klamath ~
Jsssis p. Rose Of Crystal.
wiss Of Crystal. Ore; W.
lsr Of odsssa. Ore; Q.
Crystal. Ore. I'd
il.is-l3.lsr
In the County Coz y
Of klamath. q
- A. Mses~v - W. w
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

4 aALE About 80 tons ~ wheat
n ~ hay. esee,,sst Quality; 0
u mon Pals on soed road. ~
= ~ In stack. ss1 chileots. si
! usla s,.. or sboas eel. s.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

N i.secm house 10 made for clear
h. bsisas- can bs paid like rent.
> ~ W' N +"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

y ogxT--ons 1-room plastsrsd
49, si,h bath aAd sewer Coz
usap, sloss In 10 Csasrsi school.
iiss sad High 80 s-sr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
NOTICE

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