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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

Marion siioriioh. n iT-year-oid
JcNess. who had worked In q little
jswelry store In brooklyn m . clerk
fof several months. with no other am.
bi,ion than To take her fcw dollars
hom. to her mother every Saturday
night. returned 10 her home the other
day wi,h q letter from the executor OF
her uncie's estate In Odessa. Rnasia.
an uncle from whom none Of the fam.
iiy had heard In many years.
Your uncle has icf, you 100000
rablcs." Il read. That meant nearly
100000. The uncle was n wealthy
wheat commission merchant In odes.
as. His poorer brother had emigrsied
to ,h. United States many years be-
fore. lie had not proxpercd. and he
seldom heard from tho merchant. but
tho uneic has always been partial 10
his niece.
What are you going TO do with the
money!" a reporter asked the girl.
Make mother and father happy for
the trs, OF their days" vas her an.
a~sr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

sewer main involves the following:
so cubic yards OF excavation and
back 61l;
ss4 fest OF s-ineh sewer pipe.
double ''Y's'
lamp hole.
All connections.
Bidders are required to deposit
certified cheek for s Per cent Of the
amount of their bids: and the success
full bidder will be required to enter
into contract and bond for tho faith
full performance OF the work. within
ten days OF the award.
Dated at klamath Falls. April 10.
1914.
A. L. LEAvITT,
Police Judge Of the City Of Klamath
Falls. Oregon. 40 lot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
Equity No. en-

"a The Clreul, caur, Of the state of
osson. Ia aud for the coan'y
of klamath,
,,,,, Tsus, aud savings Haah. a Cor
poratioa. riaia,id!
vs.
II. ri.ider. Defendant,
Te whon II May cono~sn'
Np,iss is hereby sivea thsi aad~r
and b, ,ir,un of an sss~asien and or
a,r ot sale. daily tsssed out ef the
oss. OF tho clerk of th3 eirrait coari
al the state u Oregon In aud for
,hs county of Klamath. und~s date
IN. i.,h DAY of April. iSts. In the
above rH,sIioa sutt apou decree made
and catered in said suit snd court on
the S,h day Of March. 1914. IN favor
AZ tho rin, Trust and Kaviass Hank.
+. corporation. piaiatin. ssaias' J. l.
rs,sder. Defendant above eaa,rd. d.
,ss,lns the sal. Of tho premises here
tsas,ps des.rihsd ta sstisfy jadstasai
and as.rrs In said suit for tho sam of
s,ss.a hundred ninssy three ssa "a
100 dollars ttiiss,sD. t~o hundred
dollars attorney Ices tSsoo.oot. and
,vea,y and ;o-ico dollars ttse.soi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

Notice 10 hereby given that the
formerly existing between
the undersigned and known ~ Shive
4 Klsppsr. II BY mutual consent dis
solved on April -. 1914. The busi-
uess heretofore conducted By said
partners 10 to be the property OF
Oscar Shivc. who will collsct all &C.
counts and discharge ali liabilities.
Parties owing said nrm are hereby
notified to mako settlement OF their
accounts with the said Oscar Shive.
OSCAR sHIvE.
la.st II. G. Kl.EPPER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
Sewage Irrigation Is
Used in New Jersey

silase corn, thus doing away with the
nuisance and securing valuable crop
NJ the same time.
lt vas possible To run this sewage
over a part Of an alfalfa field planted
previously. and compare the yields
from the irrigated and unirrisated
tracts. The part Of the field on which
the sewage was run yielded at the
rate OF Eve tons per acre for tho sea-
son, while the part Of the neId re-
ceivins no sewage yielded ut tho rate
OF but three tons per acre.
The Yields Of corn were not deter
mined. but the yield on the land on
which the sewage water was run was
so much larger than that on the land
not watered that the directors Of the
school arc putting In the equipment
necessary to spread the sewage over
stiil larger areas in 1914.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

Bids will be received BY the Police
Judge OF the city Of klamath Fails.
up to and including Monday evsniAs.
April ~. 1914. at 9 o'clock. for he
construction and laying OF = sewer
main ON Canal street. from Tenth 70
Eleventh. In accordance with the
plans. spscihcations and estimates Of
the city engineer. on ale In the once
of the UNDERLINED.
The construction and laying q sush
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

that time to fle In this once due
proof that you have served copy Of
your answer ON the said contestant
either In perBon or BY registered mail.
II this service Ii made By the delivery
Of o copy Of your answer to the con-
testant In person. proof Of such ser
vice must be either the said contest
ants written acknowledgment Of his
receipt OF the copy. showing the date
of its receipt. or the aflidavit OF the
person by whom the delivery was
NJ ado stating when and where the
copy was delivered: II made BY regis
tered mail. proof Of such service must
consist OF the afiidavit Of the person
by whom the copy was mailed, stat
ing when and the postofnce to which
IL was mailed. end this aiidavit must
be accompanied BY the postmaster's
receipt for the letter.
You should state In your answer
the name Of the postofice to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
JAS. H. BURGESS. Register.
c. c. BROwER. klamath Falls, At
tornsy for Contestant
Date Of lst publication March 3s.lS14
Date Of I'd publication April 2. 1914
Date Of I'd publication April .. 1914
Date Of 9Th publication April l6. 1914
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
OPENS UP N0sIRLS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

grant balm dissolvss By the hest o.
the aostrils: psnstratss and heals the
innamsd. swollen msmhraas which
liAss the nose. head and threat;
clsars air passages; stops nasty d.
charges and . feeling Of claeAsins
sootAink relief comes innsdiately.
Dent lay awake toaight stsus-
Cling Tor breath. with Aea1 stuffed;
noserils clossd. hawkins aAd b,oviAg.
Catarsh or seld. vikA ~ rsaains
nose. foul mucous dropping Into the
threat. aaa raw dfy1sss y disersss,as
eut trHly needless.
Put your taith-just oaee-- n
"Dly's Cream BALM" end yeaP eold
o. satarrA WIN surely disapDeaS.
(Paid Aavsetisemsat)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
United Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON, d. C., April IL
A profitable means OF disposins Of
sewage from institutions and small
communities Ia districts where no
general system OF sewage disposal is
available n disclosed by q report Of
experiments carried on by tho depart
ment OF agriculture at the New jersey
training school. located at vinsland
In the past the sewage from this In
stitution. which has q summer popu-
iation OF about 900 individuals. has
been nuisance. running considerable
land and creating breeding place
for mosquitoes unless kept well COW
cred with oil. In 1919 this sewage
was spread over about twice as much
ground a. formerly. and this land. in
stead Of being injured. WAS made to
produce heavy crops Of alfalfa and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

Try "Ely's Cream saim.

Get q small bottle anyway. Just 20
try II Apply a little In the Nossrils
md instantly YOUR clogged nose and
s,orped-up a'r passages ot the head
viii open: you viii breathe freely;
dullnsss and headache disappsar. BY
,uarning. the catarrh. cold@N-heaa -
catarrhal sore throat YIN l1sappss.
End such misery now! Oct he
small bottle Of "Elys CreAn Balm"
At any drug store. rhb sweet. tsa-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

BALEA. April 4. Two important
decisions osths supreme court during
'hs past week hold that there In no
limit Ia tho amount of damages that
can be- collected By the family In case
Of death under the employers iiabil-
ny act, aud that the employer can
not .scape liability by providing other
ways ~ protecting. employees.
Ths International Association Of
ftoberui,crs are asking that Oregon
granite be used on the new million
dollar Portland postofiiee.
Voters at Eugene authorize mn-
! icipni band. an armory and the sc-
apirinx Of SINNERS Butte by the
r,iy.
James J. Hiii has given $4,000 to
,se Christian Church Bible School for
new building at Eugene.
Under the Pinchot policy OF locking
nr the water powers not much devel.
cpinent is looked for Ia Oregon In
this line.
Oaacisis Of the Rogue River public
service corporation have bsen visit
ing their plants nj Grants Pass. and
are looking for 5000 horsepower
site.
A $4,000 Episcopal church IL 70
bs erected at Oregon City.
Aarora is TO have a $4,000 four.
story Masonic temple this year.
Tho Willamette Pacific Coos Bay
i.ne is TO have train service TO the
end OF the line 10 week.
North Bend and Marshheid are In
y,e,lgating wood block paving.
a life saving station 10 10 be built
1t Florence. on the Siuslaw.
A beautiful high school building
has been erected at stanaeid OF Baker
county stone.
The Mcvoy Tub. PAT, and Package
company OF Mianea polls are looking
for site for plant In Oregon.
Municipal securities arc all that 10
selling from Oregon in the East--citr
school. county and road bonds. :.
The 5000 has been raised for .
canasry at Cottage Grove.
A proposition TO construct lou
a iles OF hard surface road at cost
OF $4,000 In Linn county will @
submitted 10 vote.
Corvallis will construct nfty blocks
ci paving this year.
The Dornbechcr Furniture compa-
nv will erect q six story building on
the site Of their present factory.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

The iirst unit Of the Beaver State
notorear factory ri Gresham II com.
plsted and machinery installed.
The Springfield Provision company
will establish O $4,000 packing
plant.
A result Of q made-in-oregon
banquet mt Albany. S229.10 was rails
ed TO beauiify an old cemetery pay
rolls help even the dead.
Tho Danson basket factory nj Bay
City has several large contracts from
florists.
4 company Ia forming at The
Daiies to manufacture high class
scuipturai and monumental work.
A Portland hardware and steel
Srm is building large docks at As
torta.
Tbs labor commission of British
Columbia opposes minimum wage
scale. aud says an eight hour Law
must be n national sKrir 4 al u
Canada.
The Manufacturers Association OF
Portland In about equally divided on
the question of accepting insurance
. ander the compensation asa OF the
/ last legislature.
The RoseburE winter bfocct II IN
dustry promises 10 be success. as
good reports have been received of
Chicago shipments.
The red alder wood is interextin {
manufacturers OF ciothespins. and
that industry may be established 10
Oregon.
Pendieton Is erecting beautiful
Catholic church OF Baker stone.
Molaiia Is to have $4,000 con.
crete high school.
A soap factory at Marshfisld viii
turn out ons ton per day with nvs
persons employed.
The Eastern Oregon Editorial As
sociaiion adopted resolutions oppos.
Ing freak laws and policies tending Ia
Interfere with Industries.
A Ss5.000 steel bridge Is TO be
erected At Ksliogg. Douglas county.
, An electric pump will drain SOC
acres OF Lake wapato. washingtor
county. for tho onion industry.
. A summer resort hotel Is to 60 ur
on Tsiltcoos Lake. Lane county.
A new woodenware factory is u
sucosssful operation at selivood.
lents will have modern broom
faetiry.
f. Beaverton will have briekyard.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
Sterilization Is Fought
by the Iowa Courts

Tho state parole board has ALREADY
pu, ,h" Law into force IN III. ihre. IN d.
sane ssyiums. wh.r. any operations
have been performed
The board issued an order for op.
.fa,ioaa a, fof, Madison, but Il,
agreed with III. attorney Tor ths con.
Nit,s Ia withheld action until ihe Law
can b. tested la court
rh. eonyiris claim that the taw IL
ia violation ~ THAR fishia guaranteed
~ the federal constitution,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
Notice Of Coatess

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Once. Lakevtsw.
Oregon. March ~. 1914.
To Thomas n. Cannon OF Dairy. ore
gon. Contestee:
You are hereby noti0sd that Annie
A. jackson, who gives Nsdford. ORE
gon. as her postoflice address. did. on
March eth. 1914. Ale In this once her
duly corroboratsd application to con-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
18th day of Aprii. isit.

18th day of Aprii. isit.
e. {. Low.
sheriff Of Klamath County. State OF
Oregon.
GEOR0s A. HAYDOS. Deputy.
L. L.. ELLIOTT. Attorney for Plain
tn. 2ii-t wiiiits building.
klamath Falls. Oregon.
tS.st.Sk-S-i2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14
Why It's Called Beaver State
90

Developments News he Line Of Industries. Psyro De
Prepared
ssd Published q lstssess Herald Readsrs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

Subscribe for the Herald. 50 esats
. moalh.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

Hudson Maxim, inventor smokeless
powder. stc.----"The most indispensa-
ble periodical published today"
Wil, read Il ~ locx IN he Hives,
says pr. u, x, Gardner. Montrose. IA,
~ am remitting not only for tho
Mrcarages. but Tor three years In ad-
,an,. II l know would live that
long | would make Il ten years. Tor
l expec, 10 continue my subscription
Tor the Digest 10 Ions ~ live. IL 10
tho only lay periodical ! couldn't get
along without"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-14

A proposition TO construct II
niles OF hard surface road at . co
OF $4,000 In Linn county viii
submitted TO vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
SEATTLE FISHERMEN SAIL
FORTH TO MEET SALMON ON
THEIR ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE

The yearly tragedy OF the salmon
8un will soon begin In Puget sound
waters. and IL already on up the
Straits toward Neah BAY. where
che vanguard Of the silver horde"
has started its annual migration to
1he spawning beds.
Scores OF Seattle fishermen are
making preparations to meet the on
coming rush OF fish
Many boats OF the mosquito fleet
are busfly engaged along the coast.
where the Silver and King salmon
Get In action earlier In the season.
Tho Sockeye. the prize OF the
pack, comes into the Sound later
or pushes on northward into the
Fraser river.
The same blind instinct which I'm
PEELED the pack of the year before
20 start on the journey OF death will
this year send multitudes OF the
sleek beauties into the traps OF the
boatmen.
The 1914 salmon catch In the
Sound will be a meager one com
pared with the great haul made In
1913, when the fat year" was on.
The profits will be corresponding
" less. and, perhaps, fewer boats
will enter into the competition.
One OF the great mysteries OF the
salmon fishing is the fact that the
Eockeye run IL the largest every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
the CONFESSIONS OF A Wife

"He don't think of you. my dear;
he only thinks these attentions are
pleasant 10 him"
Il wonder what dad and mother
would think II, when Jack was
home. Mrs. Autisdel would fondle
him in this way? They would con-
slider her n perfectly shameless and
ridiculous old woman, and yet they
look on complacently while that
foolish old grandfather kisses me
goodnight and calls me child
do YOU know, Margie. | think II
is very selfish and horrid in an old
man to foist caresses upon a young
girl who has been taught that II was
very reprehensible to accept them
from n young one.
His wife sits there, and l am
sure she isn't happy TO see him
make such silly old fool OF him
self. but she says nothing. and even
dad says to me: 'Mollie, Autisdel
loves you as though you were his
own daughter
IF dad stopped to think of him he
would realize that he never loved
his daughter in the way Mr.. Autis-
del seems to love me.
do you think have to stand Il.
Margie?"
Il do not know Just how you are
going to stop It, Mollie. You see,
your parents still think you a child.
but It Is disgusting to see man as
old MS Mr.. Autisdel presume upon
his age to force such attentions on
young girl.
II have often wondered why the
world condoned such offenses. Ev-
cry day you see old men at the res
taurants and other public places
making themselves conspicuous
with girls In their teens. If any re-
mark Is made about II. some one
may say. oh. let the old guy have
good time.
do you know. Mollie, | some
times think that men cling to youth
more than women. and this. deceiv-
ing themselves as TO their fascina.
ton for girls. is part of their long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06

fourth year. and decreases in the
lean years"
The Humpback. the smallest OF
the salmon. makes a big run every
other year. coming I'm vast hordes
one season and scarcely noticeable
the next.
The year 1918 was the banner one
In the catch OF both Sockeye and
Humpback.
The total pack Of canned salmon
from the Sound In 1913 was ASS. 4s3
cases. representing a money value
OF s13.32e.1ss.
In 1912. when the decreased run
was on. only sis.i25 cases OF canned
salmon were packed. The money
total reached the sum OF s2.2s3.Tei.
The salmon starts to It's death
when the annual run 10 the spawn
ing beds begins. for the laws Of ma
ture have doomed II TO die when the
season Of propagation is at an end.
The fresh water action. and the
long. hard race against obstacles In
streams both have their effect on
the salmon.
Were IL not for the annual catch
OF the fish as II PUSHES In from the
ocean, a disastrous waste would
occur. so II happens that the catch
ing Of salmon under conservative
regulations fits in quite happily
with natures scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association


Lying here helpless day after day
makes one very appreciative of good
health and the ability to use all
ones members.
Dick telephoned me yesterday
while Mollie was here that II | did
not care he would not be home TO
dinner. or course told him that he
must do 80, as | knew he deserved
to get out of the way of thinking of
all the dreadful things the family
had passed through lately.
would not let Mollie tell him
that she could not stay with me all
night. but told her to tell him not
TO worry. and to have a good time.
He told me he was going TO dine at
the club with Jim Edie. and after
ward they were going to stay to the
smoker.
Mollie. bless her heart, after the
doctor came and dressed my foot,
gave me a bath and arranged me for
the night as deftly as a trained
nurse. and then she seated herself
beside me for long. long talkfest."
"Margie," she began. don't you
hate to have old men kiss and paw
you over and give as an excuse for
the taking of such liberties, i am
old enough to be your father, my
dear?'"
"Who has been doing this to you,
Mollie?" asked, instead of answer.
ing her question.
We'll, you know mothers dear
friend. Mrs. Autisdel, and her hus'
band come over to our house very
often. and Mr.. Autisdel just makes
me sick with his flattering atten-
tons
He puts his arm about me when
we walk out to dinner. He holds
my hand while he tells me long
winded stories. He kisses me when
he comes in and when he goes out
Now, Margle, will you please tell
me what right a man of his age has
to think that such attentions are
pleasant to me?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
POVERTY NO DISGRACE

Poverty n no disgrace, Most of
our great men and women have been
born and raised In adversely. Truth
II the greatest weapon in the hands
OF humanity. and triumpha nj the
end Of every battle Explain your
predIcament 20 him. and II his love
for you In as pure and wholesome as
tho love you have given him.
neither your social nor financial
position will ALLEVIATE him from you.
Hut should he see III TO terminate
his courtship with you. then the
sooner the better. Sarah Hoffman.
1918 r. Fir ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
ADMIRATION. NOT LOVE

You are In love with this man.
and have been with him only twice ?
Let's call Il admiration rather than
love. Tell him you have 90 work.
and perhaps. II his mother knew.
she would not approve OF him keep
Ing company with YOU. Tell him
your home Ia humble and YOU cannot
ask him TO come there. His answer
will surely ahow now much he II
interested In you. II he insists on
coming. lay your pride aside and let
him come. "-ollbe H.. 1913 Pine ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
Complete Report
of Market Today

The egg and poultry market was
steady today. The price OF eggs re
NAMED unchanged. at "a cents per
dozen. Ducks have glutted the poul-
try market. ana farmers are hold
ing back their stock. There is no
demand for geese or Belgian hares.
Spring or broiler guineas are In
good demand, and stock weighing
six pounds and over is bringing SO
per DOZEN
Price. Paid Producers for Vegetables and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06

THE Cracksman's Gratitude" dra
ma.
Colonial Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
The Leopard's Founding" two
part Kathlyn Williams drama
Back TO the Simple Life" Edison
comedy: Happy Go Lucky" Vita
graph comedy drama; Sophie
Finds n Hero Essany western
comedy.
Melbourne, Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Quo Vadis.' Kleino drama.
Grand, Sunday Until Tuesday Night
THE Cooked Goose" Thanhou-
ser comedy: The Desert Thieves,
two-reel Broncho drama; "The
Peach Brand" Reliance drama.
Mission Sunday and All Week
zone OF the Girls" Hazel Dawn
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
SHOULD eE NO DOUBT

-lf you really love the young man
In question for himself only. why
not let things take their own
courseg lie will son show his true
color, Mep give their lives for those
they love. Why should money or
social standing b. worth morc7 But
what is said OF gold is also true OF
love; N you have any doubt about
Il. Il IL not genuine. a. Salaman.
son. t3i5 Thaekeray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
ALL THE WORLD
LOVES A LOVER!
STAR PROVES IT

Letters letters. letters they are
pouring into Tho Star office IN
streams. filled with advice for
Lonesome Girl"
The world loves lover. and IL
anxious TO help.
That's aa true today ms In the
DAYS OF Shakespeare. and Lone
some Girl" Is getting plenty OF ad.
vice In the problem which her real
romance has produced,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
: PRINCIPLE AND CHARACTER

If no loves you. your home will
make no difference 20 him whatever.
Money does not make tho man or
woman. Principle and character are
the things that count. No doubt the
young man has seen 30 much Sill.
ness and shallowness among the
moneyed class that he has deter
mined To find his lifemate from the
class that must bring all the good
points out IN order 10 live decently.
DO not feel worried. Give him n
chance. You will soon be able 10
tell what his intentions are. Mrs.
u. Brown. 1921 II. Aloha 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
HE WILL SHOW LOVE

IL this man really loves you. be
will show II after he sees your home.
and he won't be ashamed 10 take
you any place. though you are poor.
Give him fair chance. Forget
about his money and invite him 10
visit you. Then decide for your,
self whether 20 drop him or not For
where there Ii real love there IL
happiness. whether rich or poor
They all have heart. Mrs. II. O.
Williams. Bellingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
MONEY CAN'T GUY ALL

let him call up TO the house for
you. II he cares anything for you
he will not erlticise your home. DO
not feel beneath him. Show him
that money cannot buy everything.
no not try 10 win him. Act ladyllke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-06
ON Her OWN LEVEL

III were marrying girl would
select man on my own level. who
wouldn't hesitate 20 visit me In my
clean. though humble home. Don't
worry for the future happiness -
Miss Anna Clark. X. y. ID.