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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-10
Death of Barnett KessIer.

Monday, December 29th, after a
long and painful illness, Mr.. Barnett
Kessler or Barney" as he was
Familiarity called, passed to tie great
beyond. His illness which was of
several months duration, was born
with patience and resignation by the
sufferer, and everything that medical
skill or science could suggest was tried
to prolong his life and alleviate his
suffering, but to no avail and on the
above mentioned date after brave
struggle he gave up with cheerfulness
and went with the silent messenger
to the home beyond, not unprepared
as he fully realized his time was short
and he must soon meet his Creator
and Judge. He was baptized, Novem-
Der 9th, in the Dunkark Religion and
his remaining days were spent in
prayer and preparation for the final
departure Barney Kessler one of
the oldest residents in this COM
munity and by his charity and large
heartedneSs had no enemies; he was a
friend to all and everyone was his
friend and his death cast a gloom
over all. He was a kind indulgent
husband and father and his loss to
the family will be keenly felt and the
vacant place there can never be filled.
He was born in Virginia, February 9,
1S49, and married November 20, 1879
to Mrs. Ida Orr. He moved to Au-
burn, ILL.,, with his parents when a
small boy, from Illinois he moved TO
Grainfield, Kans., in the spring of
1886, and in 1894 he moved to Collyer,
where he lived until about five years
ago when he moved to Quinter and
resided there up to the time of his
death.
| The funeral was held at the Dun
kard church and was one of the
largest ever held here. A fitting SER
mon was preached by Rev. Christ,
after which the flower laden. casket
was borne to Collyer and laid to rest
in the cemetery.
The family and relatives have the
deepest sympathy of thesr many
friends in this their sad bereavement.
/ A FRIEND
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-10

Wanted = Washing to do. Mrs.
Hendricks Phone 410.-Adv As 1t.
The Misses McAtees returned to
Harrington, Kans., Tuesday morn
ing.
Sam Campbell, who has been work
ing in Nebraska, returned home last
week.
John Hartman, the telephone man,
visited his family at Chafiin, Kans.,
this week.
Henry Hockin of Going, Mo-, drop
ped in on US Thursday morning.
Henry looks fine and says ''Old Misso''
is not as wet this winter as usual.
From the Salina Journal we learn
that Judge Steve Osborn, formerly
judge OF this district away back in
the coyote days, is very ill at his
home in Coffeyville, Kans.
Everybody can wear good clothes
now, we have placed them within the
reach of all. Come in and look at
our samples. We guarantee satisfac-
Persons Suitatorium.
Uncle Billy Littlechild went down
to Kansas City the first of the week
aud bought car load of cotton seed
cake to feed to his big bunch of cat
tie. He says the ground Is damp and
cold and a little cotton seed cake will
warm the critters inwards these cool
mornings.
In an interesting and we'll played
game of basket ball the Riverside
school demonstrated their love of the
game by taking the long end of a IA
to score from Brownell school on
Saturday, January The line up was
as follows: Forwards-C. Turner and
Ray Turner; center-Al bert Defines;
guards ~ Tom Carr and Palmer
Defines.
John Kirkner returned home the
firsto of the week from his trip to Iowa.
John rode all the way from Kansas
City on the same train with his
brother and wife and never knew it
until he got off at Ellis to look a
round. Here he happened to run onto
his brother and there was happy re-
union. His brother visited with him
this week.
We received copy of the Blue
Front Kicker the first of the week.
This sheet is gotten out by w. A.
Eppler, the live auctioneer and i'm
plement man of Ellis. The Kicker is
a semi-annual publication and devoted
to High Glass farm machinery, also
spicy. articles from the pen of the
editor, etc. The Kicker looked bet
ter TO us than any previous number,
and long may the Kicker live-as a
kicker always does something.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-10
Car OF Potatoes.

Will have car of Western Slope po-
tatoes on track first of week, price 90
cents per bushel out of car. These
potatoes do not cook up like mush;
they are fine and will please you.
They are hard to buy as they are "a
bout all cleaned up. This may be
your last chance to get an extra good
potato at a reasonable price.
o. L. LUCAS
At the Feed Store.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-10

9:45 m. Bible school. Lesson
1.-THE Mission of the Seventy"
IL a. m. An old time class meeting
will take the place of the church ser
vice. No sermon
$50 p. m. Epworth League service.
An Epworthian and his papers
leader Miss Ethel Cloud.
7:30 p. M Church service. Mrs.
Edna Young Reed will deliver the
message.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-10
At the Feed Store

Money to loan. o. A. Cortright. q
John Spena made trip up west
the first of the week.
Fred Shaw assisted at the Reporter
office Thursday night.
G. L. Hartman spent the first of
the week at Phillipsburg on business.
o. r. Enix, the Banner mail carrier,
is very poorly and is not expected to
live.
White Elephant makes better
bread. Get it at The Star Grocery
Adv. As.
S. S. Harvey was up from Ogallah
last Monday meeting with the COM
missioners.
What the cartoon is to the paper
the cartoonist is to the lecture course.
Ash Davis, January Is.
Relatives from Utica, Kans., were
called to the Enix home this week by
the serious illness of Mr.. Enix.
George Glass of Glencoe township
was a Wa-Keen9y visitor last Monday
and made us an agreeable call.
Mr. Eastlack of Grinnell spent
several days in the city having his
auto repaired at Spena's garage.
Tom Kite flew up from the Downer
the first of the week and transacted
business with the commissioners.
Two new correspondents this week.
Riverside and Pioneer. Thanks
gentlemen. Let the good work &C
on.
If the deal R. HI. Burns has on
hand goes through the ownership OF
the American house will change
hands.
Fred Hedstrom and w. G. Hillman
of northeast Trego were county
seat visitors last Monday and made
this office a pleasant call.
The commissioners meet in regular
session next Monday to adjust
salaries, let the county printing, ap
point health officer and physician anc
janitor.
/. T. Purcell went TO Salina Tues
day morning to attend to some fega
business before the U. S. Referee il
bankruptcy From there he went
to Topeka on legal business also.
The Presbyterian church has beer
observing the week of prayer during
the week past and the Methodist
have been holding series of cottag,
prayer meetings throughout the coun
try and town.
The fourth number of the course o
entertainments will be presentet
Thursday evening of next week, Jan
uary 15. Tickets on sale at the dru,
store at the usual prices Entertain
ment begins at SIS Let all eDdeavo
to be in their seats promptly on time
Ash Davis, cartoonist.
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For Sale

Seventy-five to 100 tons of choice
alfalfa at s14 to SIS per ton in stack,
by weight or measurement Scales
on the ranch; could furnish man and
team to feed cattle, and use of small
pasture on the Saline river, and fine
shelter in canyons. SHELTON s. Miles,
wa-Keeney, Trego county, Kansas
Adv 30 If
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Sheriff of Trego
county subject TO the will of the Re-
publican voters at the August pri-
mary-E. Fl. ALTMAN.
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Ash Davis proved that he could
entertain US the second time better
than the first His rag pictures were
the novelty of the evening. Hoising-
ton Kan News
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Money. Money, Money.M on your
FARMS. When you want loan on
your farm call at the Wa-Keeney
State Bank. 81 adv
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Maximum and minimum tempera
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week ending Wednesday noon
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At this time the weather IS bright
and spring-like and the mud slowly
drying up.
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COAL COAL

High grade Colorado Lump. I keep
the slack. Walter F. Swiggett.-Ad.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02
A Little Talk About Fishing
Being Sermon on the "Whys" and "Where-
fores" Concerning Ike Walton's Game
~ \, J siit,,.uI. ti.h Cui,us,s,

situated barA ~ ~" head by ~ yisAbie
glands under the skim Blmiiy be
esaso sSmo sFSat scien,lnr doctor with
\ \ u u u N back ot hls name
did rot tell ,ou go Most Of ,hom get
,h.ir practical experiences and nsh
insp Fauohs sh lr looking au, Of a
iuiiIaah raf Sindu. white tho train
Ia crossing a stream OF river over a
bridge
Get ou, 80 the bank and take tSo
ns, rocks aud s,fih. ,hrm together.
~e call " vibration. and see " nsh 10
no, huaT,
Ia suins after ttaut hshins ion't
rush ~ ga the stream like pou werr
soiuE 10 taa- a plunge bath Even
a nsA thlnis sou might paaaibiy
stumble and fall on him. sa he beats
~
pid png ever tnon ,hs, saB. sies
slus @, nsh will nsh' other species
ou, Of sha, they consider their home
sfeamF 30 mercy ID the sa,afy ois
.mshl a, all You hnon. of course.
all nshrTa,rR are cheerful determined
and peFsis,sh ana ioai Ynusl ,hr.",r
iiafs. ant th~y all hare rights thai,
iauss Dc cpnaidrsrd shea II comes 10
their iasari,s nsh s,atS ittnsius al,
them va soFro~ 10 useless
tlAg lsu ,hr nios, fAshlunahlr aig-
ir,,c ARTIFICIAL ry. as trout. no, has'
ihs ar-a ons before. do not snos
sha, yo4g Intentions arc
or cnurso the ARTIFICIAL restocking
uf streams piii produce. after lapse
~ sirr better nshlhs In ,hosu
streams asd lakes than others. hu,
this condition 10 no, accomplished In
aat. sa~s ns month. aud In this
tuun,r, u lie salae To br. ho~ much
81 a HstuEaI run of Rainbow trout a..
ate solss To &c, this year a, Spencer
css.k
As the klamath river In Sor,hsfa
California -iii be tsesea and trapped
Tor tho adu!s run of ssh this year.
Cor their ees ,ah1 ia that state,
Realizing that ~. ~ora fseo To face
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02

line. i5g feet. TO the place OF begin
ming. containing /: acres. more or lees.
State OF Oregon.
City OF klamath Falls. -:
County OF klamath.
|. A. l.. Lcavitt. Police Judge Of the
city OF Klamath Falls. Oregon. do
hereby certify and attest tho forego-
ing to be the properly enrolled copy
OF n resolution adopted by the Com
mon Council OF said city on tho s%th
day OF February. 1914.
Witness my hand ana the seal OF
said city. this s5th day OF February.
1914.
A. l.. LEAvITT.
tsEAL, Police Judge
11-l0t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02

for successful tfanspiahting. and It's
adaptabiiI,y "a nov surroundings. and
not being an abndromoua nsh and OF
less migratory hnbi,s. make II one
Of the mos, desirable specie Of trout
for this section Of tho country.
The brook trout prefers clear. cold
rapid streams. or those raising from
springs and Rowing swiftly over sray-
ely bottoms and we'll aera,ed. The
Edsptability of this trou, 10 extremes
of water temperature and their great
'.naei,y Of life under adverse condi-
lions. has been remarkable. In I'VE
Years IN Colorado and Utah. over 30,-
900 pounds were caught by fishermen
with hook and lin. only out Of
streams and lakes adapted for Il.
i,~serip,ion - The brook trou,
VARIES. being rather of the bass shape
Ia the adult FISH have taken
spawn from rsh UP 10 seven pounds
soigbt, They reproduce when one
on. mh,ured fHh IL no, rare. tn.
Characteristic marking Of the brook
trout IL the white streak on tn. anal.
prftoral and yenifsl fms, while the
sides eohsis, OF dark brown or black
markings Along the middle Of sides
there are numerous round iiyh, red
spots. and considerRbi. variation Of
color ~ found. depending. Of course.
on water temperature. food. sex and
age. The usual lateral line Ia red
Weight up TO sir pounds record.
I, IL only n question OF time In this
state when sportsmens clubs will be
organized and these clubs Siii own
and maintain their own hstcheriex.
employing experienced men 20 super
,lsa their hsicheries and the dintri-
button Of the hsh into public waters,
One good feature nf this method
is that hll the members can have all
the fsh they want in their own coun-
~. and seii the balance This brings
II up 10 self sustaining bssis. and
without go much state legislative nsh
culture. and also obriai~s so much
unsarran,ed criticism from people
thinking they are not getting their
share of nah in their respective To-
cali,ies, ny this method. also. the
Individual becomes personally inter-
es,-d In protection. and the license
money can be used for that district
alone. II also provides political ap-
poin,men;s 10 positions as fsh cui-
turists OF men whose only qualidca.
,ions ar. that they have political
pull"
In some states the state has fur
nlshrd egEs for these clubs for their
ha,chcrics. One most necdfai con-
Midcra,ion must be taken up by the
Klamath sporismen's association.
Tia, Ia. sc cannot use too much
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02

..,., this lImo 0f the year a"fhs
,a. s,hsfmsn srs beginning 10 'hihs
y, real laad will nshInx DO good
,.t this season throughout oa'
,,ams and laRss Ia Southern Or
,soa' ,.,,..
,.,, both inland aud tide ~s'1'
.,,..m, src regulated by cycle p'
-, tia, ,lls,s unaeF natural is~'
.aa coalition. Iha, man for want o'
,.n.icase at aataf1's Instructive
.. xt,ra all Of uar nnay Tribe in
,,s water, sis,nsa, Is not "'p'a'nah''
10 him
ma ,ou ss1f stop and u, 'o reason
-, "a, .sms streams ,ha, showed
uo,, remarkable abundance OF hsh
e,s wear paA. Ia tn. following yraf.
IN ,hs a.hsfmah's oppression. "'"',
pss sshias
D,a ,nu over ,aas Into rohsiaefa'
,,,,. ,bs fact that some slses1l1s OF nsi,
-,sta,u the samc AZ rabbits, b'fds,
etc.
To you AMOS ghs, u 10 q fact that
,x,,ain streams tha, srfp abundsh,
.ah natural nsh food onr year may
10 saftsa u thai existing condition
,ss neat, and sha, nah ~lil migrate
is,n o,her streams ~hur- the climatic
coalitions pIii produce that kihi OF
food
Have ,Bu -tef heard am satisfars
,sfy slpisnsIl0n of arr soirnsiss ca
SlsiH oar ~ ysafs of good oF bad
sssins st shp nc haze a act Of art
season of q bag pes, ah iaad'
Has aHypnr e'oF explained .hy ~s
have a mes, phrnamihai run ~ an
asYun0us Hsk "nno In seven y-ars.
sas a Su.,leHoas taiiins on uF abort
rfs thereafter
t,o tog h0, thina - ls sasures say
Of soivtax oa, her imma,abie iass
ef astufsl haiansr at rauiiltbflam
ffus mae ss ao~n to the iorof form
ef sfus,asra lif.f Fot haiafr 10 al
says enrfrss Ia here arrangement
po ,pa aaop ,ha, trout have sars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02
Notice OF Final Account

In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon. for the County OF
Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ira c..
Johnson. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that o. C..
Applegate. administrator of the es-
tate Of Ira c. johnson. deceased. has
rendered and presented for final set
tlement, and fled in said court. his
final account Of his administration of
said estate. and that the court has
fixed Wednesday. the 25th day Of
March. 1914. at the hour Of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon OF said day. at the
court room Of the county court. in
klamath Falls, County OF klamath.
State Of Oregon. a. the time and place
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02

nes,nniax a, tho aerthses, eorne,
Of 10, 8. block ITO. running thence
south - dogs 30 min. ~ost. h.si
'fses. thence south. - dexs. - min
cast. iot,s tcct. thence north. ~
.aeEs. So min. east. ss,os fccs. theucs
.aofth. IS dVss. = min. ~es,. 100 feo,
To the place OF beginning.
H.sisAiIS at tho southwest corner
OF lot }, block iI0. aud running
thence north. ~ dcgs. 81 min. east,
1903 feet. thcaee south. 10 degs, 10
.mia. east, i0is fect to the southuas,
cotaes OF said lot. thence north Ss
.dcs.. mia. west. loo feet To the
place Of beginning.
iekiaains at the nor'h~es, corner
OF lot Z. block ios. and tuaninx
thence sogth. ~ dogs. 81 min. west.
as,tf feet. thence south. ts doxs. IL
mia. east. iot.s fcot. to the southeast
corner Of said lot. thence north. ~
drgs. SO min. east. 81 feet. thence
north. IS dcga. s min. w~st, loo feei
To tho place OF beginning,
ncsinnisg at tho southwest corner
OF lot \, block 100. running thence
north. ~ dcgs. 81 minutes east. tt.S5
teot. thence south. &c deEs. 10 min.
east. toi.s tsct. thence south. ~
d, "a. 90 min. west. ss.3g feet. thence
north. a6 acgs. s min. wes,. 100 foot
to tho place OF beginning.
uoginniag at tho southwest corner
OF lot o. block 100. running thence
north ~ dcEs, 80 min. east. ab.sb
tec,. thence aouth. sS dogs. IL min.
east, i0a.I feet. thence south. ~
dcgs. So min. wost. t7.t; foot: thence
north. b5 dvga. 5 min, west. 100 feet.
to tho place OF beginning.
beginning at the southwest corner
OF lot 7. In block 100. and running
thence south. 6s dogs. IL min. east.
io2,7 foot; thence south. ~ degs,
ba min. west. 23.2l feet. thence
north, b6 dcgs, \ min, wcst. 100 feet
to tho place Of beginning,
beginning at the southwest corner
of lot I, In block l0i. running thence
north. - degs. 90 min cast. s9.97
fect. thence south. 6s degs, II min
east. b7,i feet: thence south. 30 dogs,
s min, east. at.t foet; thence south,
~ degs. SO min, west. SO feet; thence
north. bb degs, 8 min. west. 100 fsot.
TO tho place Of beginning.
Beginning ut tho southeast corner
oi lot 3. block i0i, and running
thence north. 66 degs. 4 min. west.
ai,% fest: thence south. 6S deEs. ~
min. east. <6,6 feet; thence south, ~
iexs, 90 min. west. 1895 feet. to tho
place Of beginning.
neginning at the northwest corner
of lot 8. block i0l. and running
thence south. - degs. 81 min. west.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-02

Notice Of Settlement OF Adminiserat.
or's Final Account and Of Hear
ing Of Petition for Discharge.
In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon. In and for klamath
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Frank
l.. Felter. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that w. n.
Duncan. as administrator Of the es-
tate OF Frank l.. Felter. deceased. has
rendered and presented for settle
ment. and filed in said court his final
account OF the administration Of said
estate and petition for his dis
charge. and that the Sd day OF April.
1914. at 10 o'clock a. m. In the
court room of said court, at the court
house In klamath Falls. Klamath
county. Oregon. has been fixed by
said court as the time and place for
the settlement of said account and
the hearing Of said petition for dis
charge. at which time and place any
person interested In said estate may
appear and file exceptions in writing
to the said hAal account and contest
the same. and show cause. II any
there be. why final distrit Ition of
said estate should not be ordered and
the administrator discharged.
Dated this 24th day or February,
A. ID. 1914.
w. NJ. DUNCAN.
Administrator Of Said Eestate.
25-4-ll-lS-25
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Legal Notices

ts,pissias Apss',sssss ttv~sss. tssr,
lie u fcsolyud By tho Common
c,aassl O, fae CITY OF kiatnAth faits.
nsssca. that - u, campb~ii. Marion
fasAs aaa 4, y Ctisisr. being uhtes
fisssspiestsa tirs soiaets VI The ca,
OF Klamath Falls. possessins the aaai-
1scaiioss ot iaTosa ot the Circuit
Court of klamath county. are hereby
apgolaiei viewers. TO sisu the extsn"
s!oa aud change Of second street. TO
be Aao~n an Second street boulevard.
and 10 aake assessment OF damages
md benefits a. provided In Dec. ss& Of
the Charter Of The CITY. They shall
meet at the council chamber on March
10. lait. at tho hour Of 10 O'Clock
a m. 10 commence the performance
Of their said duties.
Said Second street souissard 10 to
commence al tho Intersection Of Boo
ohd aud flum streets In said city. TO
% eighty feet In width. and extsad
Tho soathoriy city iimits. ~ fol.
lows For tho sastsriy iiae Of said
'oa'cfaFd commence at the south
Westerly corner OF block ninety, In
nama'h addition to tho CITY Of kism.
a'h Fails. Oregon. run thence south
w asgA, 10 min, cast. ak hundred
ninety fec,, thence aouth. ~ degs, 81
n'h eaa'. i,oss feet. thence south.
81 dess' ~ min. east S7s feet. thence
'oa'h. degs. ~ min. east. 10s feet.
" the city ilmits. tho westeriy limo Of
SAID boulevard being distant westerly
uom said line aud NJ right angles
'"efefrom eighty foot.
me private property To bs appro-
p''A'ed for tho purpose Of said street
ana boulevard Ia bounded and do
m'oed m follows. the lots and
o'ooks named being lots aud blocks In
.aa' klamath addition to tho City OF
Klamath Falln.
Ml OF lot 4. block 10.
All OF 10, ). block 100;
Ml of lot 7. block l0i;
All OF lot q. block 100.
n'S'hn'ng at tho northwest corner
" ,o' y. block no. running thence
1"' " degs. 6a min. west. 3i.2s
wv M thence south. 10 degs, IL min.
s% % ioi'2 foot: thence north. Sc
' ss' es min, east. t7.at foot; thence
"'''n' J" Do degs. s min. west. 100 feet
" p'aeo Of beginning.
'0k'nn'nx ut tho south west corner
y w block 10. running thence
aY,'". ,. ~ dogs. 80 min. east. %s.SaI
,... 49, .nence south. 40 dsgs. i6 min.
,. @ ioi's feet; thence south, ~
,s.. 49, os min. west. sass fest; thence
.m 90 degs. y min. west. 100 sest
' Tho place Of beginning.