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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

Summons for Iuhlscation In Fore
closure OF Tax Lien
In the circuit court OF the state OF
Oregon. for klamath county.
Lexington Realty company. a cor
poration. plaintiff.
w.
Althea u. Crater. J. o. Copeland.
Altha d. Gates. and all other
persons unknown. n any. hav-
ing or claiming to have an In
terest In or TO the real property
herein described. defendants.
To Aithea b. Crater, j, o. Copeland
and Altha d. Gates. the above
named defendants. and all other
persons. II any. having or claim
ing 70 have an interest In the
real property herein described.
In the name OF the state OF
Oregon. you are hereby notified
that Lexington Realty company 10
the holder OF certificate Of de-
linQuency numbered $50. issued on
the lst day Of August. 1913. BY the
TAX collector Of the county OF Klam-
ath. state Of Oregon. for the amount
Of Ten and le-too dollars (sio.lsl.
the same being the amount then due
and delinquent for taxes for the year
1903. together with penalty. interest
and costa thereon upon the real prop
srty assessed to you. Of which you are
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09
Legal Notices

Notice Of Final Account
Equity No. 2Ssl
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon. In aud for the County
Of klamath.
In the Matter OF the Assignment OF
Elmer W. Gillette. T.. L. Elliott.
Assignee.
Tc Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the an-
aersigned. as assignee. has filed his
anai accoun, In the said estate viii
the clerk OF the circuit court OF klara'
ath county. state OF Oregon: that he
viii mako application TO said court
for tinai discharge from said trast and
the approval OF his said account on
the 18th day OF September. 1914. at
tho circuit court room. In the court
house In the city OF Klamath Falls.
Oregon,
L. l.. ELLIOTT. Assignee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09
Wilhelm United
Erin, Says Meath


DUBLIN. Sept, p,--~''Kaissf VII.
helm has proven himself ireland =
greatest friend said Lord Mes,h,
addressing = meeting here In behaii
of the Prince ~ Wales war reiief
fuad, ~ any money can bo spared
NO shoald erect n menamsni Ia him
here In pabiin iis has done what
ao sosefsman, sF party Ia british
hlst.sy ever succeeded Ia aoins.
namely. united ifishmsn si all sor.
tIans. glasses and rrseis In oar rem.
mah saase"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

@soSss
~. 1914.
>. c. RurENrc. Referee.
2s-istn
Summons Pos Pssisesejsa II Hosr-
~Sesavs os Tax Llen.
Equity so3.
In the Circuit Court OF the STATE Of
oregon. for the Copnty OF Klamath,
II. ). lockwood. Plsiadff.
".
Fred X Merritt (sonst1mss eallo6
Fred Asrrittl. DsfsadanG.
To YrsA X. NssY1e& (sonseau0
called Fred MsrrittJ. the abcve naue1
Idsfendant.
In the nans Of ths STATE of ore
gen: You srs hereby notif1sd that n.
y. Lockwood. the holdse Of esrtifiease
Of dslinssssey nsnbsssd ls7. issusl
upon the 1sth day of Hebsuasy, 4. D.
1915. b. the tar eoIIeeeor e xlanr
aft County. state q 0rsgoa, re- ~
amount Of Ains aaA le-1es aollass.
the sams bsing he amount tAen due
and delinqueat Tor taxee Sos the YER
1910 togsshsr With psnalty. intsesse
and costs thesSoa upoa IL roal psop-
lerty assssse1 70 yoa. q vhieA you
are the ownse = sppssrs q record.
situated In saia seunay anA seaee. an1
partieslasiy bounded aaA 1ssesibsd .
fellows, town:
Loss rour (ll end flys fsl b
block two ca. Bssna VISA aAdif1ea
to Klamath Falls. Orsgoa. (fornssiy
Linkvilis. orsgon). aeeordins % tAs
duly recorded plat thereof aov upoa
file in the office Of the eounty clark
at Klamath Yalls. 0rsgoa.
You are further notifisd that saiA
X. J. lockwood has paid tazss %
said premises for prior OF subssauens
years. with the rate Of interest o. said
amounts a. follows. to-wit:
Years tax. 1914; date paid. Ysh.
is. 1914: tax receipt No. lS37: rate
OF interest. Is per cent PER annun.
Years tax. 1915: date paid. Feb
ruary 1s. 1914; tax rsesipt No. l1SI;
rate Of interest. Is PER cent PER m
mum.
Years tax. 1919: date paid. March
81. 1914: tax receipt No. 3A3o: rate
Of interest. lS per cent per annua-
Amount paid for the year 1914.
S7.sl.
Amount paid for the year 1919.
Sa.S3.
Amount paid for the year 1914.
S3.6s.
Said Fred X. Merritt (sonstinss
called Fred Merritt. - the legal
owner Of the ahovs dssesihea prop
svty ~ the sane appsaSs o. record.
and each OF the other psrsons abovs
named are hereby netifisA eAat II. J.
lockwood win apply 70 the Circuit
Court Of the County and Stats afose.
said for decree forscloains the lien
against the property above described.
and mentioned In said esrtifioate. Ard
you are hereby sunmonsd 70 appear
within sixty days after the first pub
iicstion OF this SUMMONS. exelusive of
the day Of said first publication. and
defend this sction or pay the amount
die ~ above shown. together with
costs and accrued Interest. and u
case Of your failure 70 % 20. decree
will b rendered forselosing the lien
ia said taxes and costs against ths
land and premises above named.
This summons = published hy order
OF the Honosshls Henry L. Bsnsoa.
Judge Of the Circuit Court of Ne
stats Of Orsgoa for the County d
klamath. and saiA order vos nads
and dated this eth ~ ~ yuIy. 4. y.
|ls1t. and the dats Of ths firsl pub-
lication Of this sun1neas y the ~
day OF July. 4. D. 1914. Al pse-
eess and papers n this psoese6ing
may b. served upon ~ undesalGne1
|sssillag within tAe ota1e q ogeGoa
|at the address hsreafteF uenllonQ4
o'NEILL . MANNING.
AttornAVs ~ plalnt1et.
Adlsssa. Loomls p~iAlAG xDnGF
|atA valls. ors0en>
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

There are i.its pensioners o, the
Mesissn ~sf al ists.ss siiil on III.
soiis,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

fsaadaiwaad oil suppl, comes pfln,
eiraiiy from Southern india,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

this 10th day Of August. 1914. an1
the date Of Hrst pubIieatiea Of nm.
mons Is the fith day Of August.
1914.
All process and papers II this pro-
esedins may be serves spon ths ua-
dsrsixned residing within the state
Of Oregon at the address hereafter
mentioned.
>. N JoHNsroN.
Attorney for Plaintin.
Address: Grants Pass. Oregon.
11-fs-3s-f-s-is-31h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09
FOR SALE

ron sALE-ce~. bait Jsfssy. halt
pustam J. y. L.. Hssaid. s.si'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

The outer ring OF forts abou, Paris
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09
B4aI6s 5 Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

FURNISHED nooMa--Stes eco,
ssens q, ,As cssismoal s.it.ims
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-09

LOST ssnasy alsst, % MAin ssssss.
h,ss shiaehllia coat, visdes sesify
HERALD e@s. ..lts
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

roller. He was taken to Casualty Hos
pItai
Dr. Edgar ,. Banks, Held director of
the expedition to Babyionia, will de-
liver an address on "Bismya, or. the
Lost City OF Adab." before the Anthro-
biological Society of Washington at the
National Museum at 4 o'clock next
Tuesday.
william LiekHxhter, twenfy-four
years old. of SIS X street northeast,
was accidentally overcome by gas
while working on a sewer in B street,
between First and Second streets
northwest yesterday. He was hurried
to Emergency Hospital In an automo-
bile. His condition is not serious.
Joseph Dorsey, eeIered, was SEN
fenced to jail for 21o days by judge
Muliowny In Police Court yesterday on
charge Of cruelty to animals. Hu-
name Onicer ]. ID. Haynes alleged that
Dorsey overworked two horses, and
that when he went to arrest him he
was kicked.
DIR. George ID. warne, Of ChIcaGo
president Of the National Spiritualists'
Association Of the United states, will
lecture at the First spirituaIist Church
Of Washington. at Pythian Temple, to-
morrow evening. DR.. warne Is here
to attend the semi-annual board OF
trustees meeting Of the national asso-
citation at the headquarters. 500 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
Miss Florence Lsnxdon, Of Alaska.
will lecture to men only next Monday
evening ats o'clock at ST. Johns parish
hall, Lafayette square. on conditions
IN that Territory. The lecturer will
speak of social conditions among
American and Indian residents. She
spent ten years In Alaska. The lecture
will be under the auspices of Bishop
Alfred Harding.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
ALASKA ENGINEERS NAMED.

William C. Edes and Lieut.. Frederick
Mears yesterday were appointed BY
President Wilson as members of the
Alaskan Engineering Commission which
will locate the railroads, TO be built by
the government under the recently en-
acted Alaskan railroad bill Mr.. Edes
is chief engineer of the Northwestern
Pacific Railroad in California Lieut.
Mears is the chief engineer OF the
Panama Railroad, and was suggested for
the place by Col. Goethals. They will
go to Alaska at once TO locate possible
routes through the Susitna Valley from
the south coast to the Tanana River.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
FIGHT JAIL SMALLPOX.


scnIth EOHrd ISOIatcs occoauan
and arcIuatrs It's Inmates.
Drastic measures have been taken by
fhe district health authorities to preveat
ths spread Of smallpox at occoquan. No
more Police Court prisoners will be sent
to the workhouse until the health de-
partment declares the danger has sub
sided. None OF the 25O inmates Of ward
b from which a smallpox patient was
1emoved yesterday. viii be, permitted to
rave the Institution. not even those COM
pleting sentences.
Unaware OF the discovery OF the dis
case at Occoquan. Commissioners Sid
dnns,, Newman, and Harding, in company
with Gov. Goldsborough. Of Maryland; /;
Capt. Brooke. assistant engineer COM
missioner; John Joy Edison, president of
me board of charities, and George c.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
CAPT. BYRNES LAUDED
BY MAI. SYLVESTER
Police Chief Orders Special Detail Of
Honor for Funeral Services
Monday Morning.

Funeral services for Capt. Michael
Byrnes. of the Sixth police precinct, will
be held Monday morning at $50 o'clock
at the residence. 1884 Sixth street north
west. followed by requiem mass at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
Interment will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
Out OF resp. to- the dead officer. Mai
Richard Sylvester. superintendent of po-
lice. yesterday ordered a detail OF honor
for the funeral consisting of one captain,
one lieutenant, two sergeants, and thirty
two privates.
Mai. Sylvester in general order No. q
issued yesterday. summarized the splen-
did career of the late captain Capt
Byrnes joined the police force as a
private, October L.. lstl, and became
sergeant. July :, 1889 He was made lieu
tenant on July !. 1901. and captain. July
/. 1906.
Capt Byrnes made his work a study"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
william B. and Grace Costney. girl
George and Christina V. Menkc girl
Arthur d. and Edna Holmes. girl.
Fenden and Florence Johanson. boy.
Joseph and Ida ksuse. twins hoy and girD.
Walter ID. and Augusta Hall. boy.
Thomas 4. and Gnce A. Copeland. girl
August ID. and Margaret 4. Haye-. girl
Jasper W. and Emily W. Brown, boy.
Edward @. and Jennie v. DUNCAN. girl
Israel and Fannie Baehrach. girl.
Samuel and Bella Shinberg. boy.
George r. and Elizabeth c. Junshans. girl
Joseph and Antoinette Tavarosss. boy.
Albert and Elizabeth Ely. boy.
Bsril and Rachel Barsky. hog.
Presley r. and Susie e. Welsh. girl
Lnigf and Ffsncssca corrsdo. girl
CoLORED.
BENJAMIN and ArtineiA COEeIl. girl
Robert and Susie Cook. bog.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

Wilson. secretary of the board of chari-
ties. visited the workhouse yesterday.
Gov. Goldsborough visited the institu-
ton to obtain suggestions which may be
utilized in connection with the admin
istration of penal institutions in Mary
land.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Lester q. Bery. Is. and Elsie V. Reel. 10. of
Tuxedo. Md. Rev. L. ". Chsmber..
Homer O. Burgess. a. Of HyattsEiIle. Nd. and
Mande L. Gifotd. a. Of Providence. r. I. Rev. J.
Z. Briggs
william Z. whittingtop. r.. %. and Anna T.
Foster. n. both Ot Baltimore. Md. Rev. T. L.
Beauchamp
Henry @. Williams. s. and Bessie B. Taylor. ID.
both o, Richroud. Va. Rev. r. OutWatsf.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

Harry Lamson, forty-seSen years old.
OF the wsrder Building. was arrested
by Detectives Harry Warren and
Charles Evans yesterday on a charge
of violating the loan shark" law.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
Johp wa.sou, nffy-oI

John wasson, nffy-one years old. Of
AIS Kentucky avenue southeast. a
baker. employed at 2ls Ninth street
southeast. while at work yesterday had
his left hand badly mashed in a dough
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
$500 REWARD

On Tuesday May s. at 1920 and 8 80 p. m. 1 am
going offer IFS Faiawn lots auction without reserve
to the highest bidders These lots the every par
icular have sold for sums ranging from $4S5O0
$1,0S5.00, easy payment plan.
Since starting subdivision there has been spentfn
provernents $3OOOOOO and the government
pending $35OOO0OO building park fronting the north side of
Farlawn.
In view of the fact that this property is only fifteen min
from the National Capitol Building and twenty-five min
from the business section by treeninute direct
ice and surrounded by all city improvements, churches,
schools banks fire department and good aw-ahdng citizens
most of whom their property, know good in
will be secured by any who fortunate enough
get of these lots the day of sale Therefore,
further convince the public that it good investment will
give for The best essay why Faawn Lots Are Good
Investment whose accepted the best by we'll
known local advertising writer's reward of TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS for this essay.
This award to be made at p. Tuesday, May s. and
must be submitted not later than Monday II May 1914
Take Congress Heights Anacostia direct
property.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

said Mai. Sylvester's order IN every
endeavor Capt pvr1es was upright, ener-
getic and intelligent"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
LOCAL MENTIoS.

yioiets, Roses, Sweet Peas. and Orchids
Skaters New Store 800 14th st-AdY.
Raphael, 9th and O. & reels d,iIy.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
WILL PICK P0sToFFICE SITES.
sherman Allen Appointed to Posi-
tion Under Supervising Architect.

Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo has
appointed Sherman Allen to a place in
the office OF the supervising architect
that of having in charge the work Of To-
eating sites for postoffices throughout the
country.
Mr.. Allen was one OF the Assistant
Secretaries OF the Treasury under Mr..
MacVeagh, having been appointed by
President Taft. 1t is estimated that
there will be enough work for Mr.. Allen
and his assistants to keep them busy
for the next three years, in providing
sites for the buildings which have al
ready been authorized by Congress.
, More than 3o.0OaOOo pieces Of glass will
be required for the 500 mosaic panels be-
ing prepared for a cathedral which is to
be erected in st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Patrick Mclaughlin u yean. eoi fth st. nv.
Ioxph Bury 81 year. lS llth Il. -.
Prank W. Miller. s years. S6l 18th 81. NV
Jsmes L Ross. - years. ~ st. se.
GeorEe r. Rowland - years, ~ r st. sW.
Constance BuuaEe. 81 years. Providence Hospital
May Degrn. g years l5os North Caritol st
COL0RED.
Isaac Stokes, 81 years. Wash. Asylum Hospital
Mary A. Brown, years lis q st e.
Gertrude Ohutt. years. Freedmen's Hospital
MsrJ Y. Dztcber. T6 years. lg2 18th 81 nv.
Sarsh J. Smallwood. 80 year. 90 Acker &. ne.
Thomas T. Huxbes. % months. I5l2 3rd st NV
Mamie McAbes. months. 3ll4 Brekysrd Hill NV
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

Funeral services for Joseph Bury,
one of the pioneer druggists of the
Capital. who died at his home, 14S
Eleventh street southeast, will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
Ole Bovn Gr,er

The Young Men's Hebrew Association
will hold IT'S nrst outing Of the season
at Great Falls tomorrow.
The PennsyIvania Society OF wash
ington will hold It's monthly meeting
this evening at Pythian Temple.
william y. Godron, q graduate OF
Business High School OF this city, has
been elected treasurer Of Port Chester,
N. Y.
A deIegatien of the Grand Lodge
executive board OF the Theatrical Me-
chanical Association, will visit WASH
ington in July.
Numerous applications have been re-
ceived at the Civil Service Commission
for unskilled laborers.
The First precinct station has q pain
of sterling silver opera glasses found
on the street yesterday. The owner
can get same by Identification.
W, j, Dow. chief clerk Of the Gov
ernment Printing once. has resigned
to take up the practice Of law. His
resignation becomes effective May 20.
Frank Russell Hargrayes, of 73o
Twelfth street northwest, Is one of the
washingtonians who have seen service
at Vera Cruz. He Is with the battle
ship South Carolina.
John Hickerson. wen known as the
driver of a goat team carrying ad-
signs, died yesterday at the
George Washington University Hos
pital.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

Some of the large Atlantic steamers
have 150 firemen each.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

D. j. Kaufman has made it pos
sible for you to buy Perfect Straw
Hats at nearly Half PHce-thafs
why he's doing the Biggest straw
hat business south of New York.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

The Young Men's Hebrew Assoeiation
will hold IT'S frst outing Of the season
at Great Falls tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

The PennsyIvania Society OF wash
ington will hold Its monthly meeting
this evening at Pythian Temple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-16

People in west side towns report that
the Burlington police automobile patrol
passed through their towns, going north
ward. at rate of 40 miles an hour re-
Gently on the trip from the factory
where the equipment had been repaired.
The Burlington police present an abb
by stating that the patrol automobile
was not in charge of any of their num-
Der but was being redelivered from the
factory. It makes no difference who was
driving the machine, such rate OF speed
In Vermont villages is strictly against
the law and it makes poor example for
a vehicle devoted to the use of guardians
of the law to be driven in such man
ner, when efforts are being made to curb
the driving Of other kinds of automo-
biles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-16

York Stock Exchange on Wednesday
marks well nigh the bottom of the de-
preston, il seems almost certain, bar
ring the single contingency of a receiver
ship. Where railroad has such a good
field for operation, receivership ought
to be unnecessary.
The tendency TO pay more attention
to the operation Of the road is well pre-
sented by the Springfield (Mass.) Repub-
lican as follows: "Of course, the first
thing to be done was to manage the
property as railroad, and great prog
ress has been made along that line. The
old order Of things had resulted in great
decentralization among the men employed
by the road, and as much as possible has
been done to reawaken the old-time spir-
it of loyalty and to promote increased
efficiency in the operation OF the prop
erty, until the railroad is to-day entitled
to public confidence. Something OF the
length of time that will be required to
restore its former standing will depend
upon public cooperation with the efforts
OF Mr.. Elliott and the directors to re-
habilitate this property. The forward
looking spirit is to be cultivated and en-
lareed. The directors who are now in
spring and supporting Mr.. Elliott are
directors who direct in the interests OF
the stockholders and of the public, and
so the differentiation from the former
days is emphatic"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-16
Respect the Bundle.

The recent action of the "plucking
board" has called forth perfervid letters
of commentator and remonstranee, also
feverish editorial articles. Even that
reticent old sea dog, Mr.. Richard Hard
ing Davis, has broken silence and argues
strenuously for the restoration of a GER
tain officer. There is talk for and
against dreadnoughts. Some are inter
ested in aeropanes for naval scouting
and attack; others find the nations Sc.
curity only in Aotillas of torpedo boats.
All insist, however, on reform, reform,
reform in the navy. nor are they con-
soled by the thought that grog is Ia
booed.
One of the most earnest reformers is
Mr.. Fred Britton, member OF Congress
from Chicago. He has learned that any
midshipman seen carrying baggage in
Annapolis is fined 25 demerits. Learn
ing this, he saw as in a dream "a husky
midshipman walking along an Annapo-
lis sidewalk by the side OF pretty lit
tie girl Juggling an enormous suitcase
and the very thought, as he wrote TO
Secretary Daniels, made him i'll. No
be called; the midshipman must carry
the girls suitcase, whether she be pretty,
ill-favored, or only relative, if he meets
her at the station. Is such courtesy
going to lower the dignity of the serv-
iceg SIN going to stop that sort of
thing if never do another lick of work
in Congress" says the gallant congress
man from Chicago Cato himself would
applaud such grim determination.
Dignity must be preserved. Is mid
shipman allowed to carry an umbrella
or wear galoshes in time of rainl II be
purchases collar at a haberdasher's,
must il be sent to his roomi Many
civilians have a curious prejudice against
carving a bundle of any size. There
have been men who refused even TO take
a wife's bank book to the bank. They
do not object to the weight of a bundle;
they do not discriminate in the matter
of appearance; they simply are I'M
willing 70 be seen carrying anything. II
they are reminded Of Napoleon's historic
saving. Respect the burden they an
swer. Napoleon was not a gentleman"
II they are told that Horace Greeley,
invited 70 dinner, called At the hosts
house with a paper collar in a market
basket and made a quick change in front
Of the hatrack before he greeted his
hostess. they answer that the Tribune's
editor deliberately affected a simplicity
akin TO boorishness.
This reluctance 10 carry bundle Is
Of course a sign Of high living and aris-
tocratic tendencies In the good old days
when the Republican party was Of ten
der years, and Jefsrsonisn simplicity