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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06

our most earnest thought. Improve
the farming problem, and ipso facto
you improve the educational prob
lem.
To improve the agricultural con-
ditions, three things are absolutely
necessary.
/. Better farming and better
marketing. The farmer must be-
come better business man; he
must learn to apply business prin-
ciples to his farming, and he must
learn better how to market what
he produces. Probably this last
means cooperation.
8. The farmer must live better,
If the best people are to stay on
the farm. This means better hous-
ing, modern improvements in the
home, better roads, better churches
and better schools.
All OF these improvements in the
/ life OF the farmer depend upon ed
ucation-e education of the old and
the young, especially the young.
l.. Better school houses; not
more expensive school houses nee
essarily, but houses built with a
view to health, comfort, and beauty.
2. Better course of study This
does not mean that the old fash
ioned cultured subjects should be
dropped and others substituted for
them; but that the good old sub
jects should be taught closer to the
lives of the people whom the school
serves.
8. Better teachers. l never saw
good school that did not have a
good teacher; and l never saw q
good teacher who did not have a
fairly good school. We must have
better teachers. This means better
scholarship, a greater willingness to
serve. and better training IN
teaching.
Now 1t is well known fact that
the central school of county has
large influence upon the teaching
force of the county which attends
4 1t. Therefore 1t is to the interest
of the county of Lawrence and the
city of Louisa to build up here In
Lou.sa a strong central school with
an especially strong high school
course. This can be done II every
body will pull together. "A house
divided against itself cannot stand. :
liz looks to me like it would be
good business If everybody would
get behind your local school If this
we're done | see no reason why you
might not have thousand pupils
here in a few years. This outline
has been scribbled out hurriedly. l
greatly desire to serve in anyway J
can my native valley and Lawrence
county. Hurriedly,
T. ]. COATES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
MIR. MAYo's ILLNESS.

Mr.. John c. C. Mayo, whose very
serious illness was mentioned in the
NEWS last week, has been taken in
a special private car to Cincinnati,
attended by physicians and nurses.
He arrived safe and was at once
taken to the Jewish hospital, where
he may remain month. Thursday
he was reported somewhat improv-
ed, which is very good news to his
friends.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
M. F. ooNLEY, Publisher.

in order to discard all inferior por-
tions. 1t should not be fed early
in the mornings or late in the eyen-<
ing when it is impossible to dete,1
the spoiled and inferior feed
Three seems to be but litt
that this trouble could
eliminated, or partiallyp -
correct construction. of the silo, as
majority of the outbreaks have
occurred where the silo was improp-
erly built. ALI silos should be
covered. The silo expert may not
concede that this is essential, but
our observations lead us to believe
that this is an excellent precaution.
Any growth of moids or decomposi-
lion in the upper layers Of the ensi-
lage will be carried downward by
rain and continue to spoil the en-
silage.
The elimination of the losses,
which this year will approximate
SIS, 900, lies therefore in precaution.
Some outbreaks have occurred fol-
lowing the feeding of moldy corn or
hay, all of which must be discarded
and destroyed if the loss is to be
entirely prevented. Animals suf-
fering from forage poisoning do not
as rule respond readily to treat
ment. This was shown In the out
break of 1912, when only "a cattle
were saved from the 1874 affected;
lat horses out of 612 affected; 16
mules out of 115 affected. On the
appearance of the diseasei'a COM
plete change of feed and quarters
is quite essential, and each animal
should be given a laxative to rid
the intestinal canal of its contents
and prevent the development of 9th
er cases.
For further information on this
subject. address E. w. MUMMA,
Veterinary Dept,
/ Experiment Station, Lexington, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
BIG COAL LAND DEAL
INVOLVING $4,000 ACRES.

Judge A. ]. Kirk and Tobe Wiley,
of Paintsville, are in Huntington
negotiating one of the largest and
most important deals that has been
taken up by local parties for some
time. involving $4,000 acres of val
liable coal and timber lands in John
son county, Ky.
1t is reported that the Hunting
ton purchasers will at once begin
developing the pre- perty and that
they have gone SO far, to demon
strate that statement, as to ask the
railroad company for shipping rates.
Huntington Advertiser.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
MUST BE SANITARY.

II you want to "raise your own
meat" on your premises you must.
according to an edict of the city
council. keep the residence of the
neat" In q sanitary condition.
Failing to do this you are liable to
fine of IS. The State Board of
Health has more stringent provis-
lon than this. 1t says you mustn't
keep your hogs inside the city's
limit.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
LEAVE FOR pAINTsvnLE.

Mrs. Guy Atkinson is packing her
household effects and will ship them
TO Paintsville, where Mr.. Atkinson
has been for some time and where
he win continue his business. Lou
isa win miss these nice people. Mrs.
Atkinson has been prominent IN the
social circle and in the church
where her effective work was appre-
ciated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
NEWTON ADAMS DEAD.

Mr.. Newton Adams, aged So
died at his home at Normal after a
lingering illness. The remains ac-
companied by the wife and two sons
Winn and Richard, were taken 70
salyersville, where the funeral was
conducted. Mr.. Adams who was a
very prominent and highly respect
ed citizen was horn and reared In
saiyersville, Magoffin county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.

O. d. Conley. who travels for a
Louisville drug company, was
brought to catlettsburg from Louis
vile Thursday night stricken with
appendicitis and on Friday, at his
home near Normal, was operated on
by Drs. Bartram and Sparks, OF ASH
land. The operation was successiui
and Mr.. conley is getting aions
nicely.--Ashland Independent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
ALoNzo MIMMs DEAD.

Alonzo Mimms, one of Catletts-
burg's most prominent citizens, died
Monday at his home IN that city
after prolonged suffering caused by
rheumatism and other diseases. He
is survived by his widow. whoiwas
Miss Blanche Marcum, formerly OF
Louisa, two brothers and three sis
.ters, The funeral occurred We'd
nesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
ASKED FOR CLAIMS.

Representative Langley, of Pike
Vile, appeared before the Committee
on Claims and asked for $4,000 for
the widow of Deputy U. S. Mar
shal Sloan, who was killed from am
bush during a moonshine raid last
year. Langley asked for 5000 for
j. M. Potter, of Pikeyille, another
deputy who was wounded at the.
same time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
TWO GOOD WELLS.

There Is no doubt that tthe well
recently drilled in on what is known
as the Hannah Lackey farm, not far
from Yatesyille this county, is a
fine one. In six days so barrels Of
oil flowed into tho tank. OF course
pumping would bring more
Tho Tom Burchett well is also q
flno producer. These two wells are
near each other. and aro about six
or seven miles from Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06
BRIDE ELECT KNOWN HERE.

Mrs. Mary l.. Hazelton. No. S4l2
osago avenue. Price Hill. announce
tho engagement OF her daughter
Myra 10 H. stuart Hidden. Tho we'd
ding Will taIko place IN the early
summer. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-03-06

Mr.. II. G. Osborn is packing pre-
paratory TO leaving for Texas foi
residence. They will visit relatives
At East Point before taking final
leave OF their going 70 the Lone
stu state the NEWS Will have
moro 70 say.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

t,usd giAsss, tes casssasa's na,s
ts.s.sa, aselsien 20, io lay de~s Bile
s,ss tSs alplomssf, aad ~ na'sa 4"
,ks capital. tasssaa 81 10 hafias ~tss
ia remnants 81 shc ,tasssa soesrao.
s,sAasa an oaairss sta9aai 81 nss"'
sts.soss phish waasa aalf have Dc
s.rss The setsiosHras pt assitars Is
sAlss ,as tnl,sa States held sTrai
issaeas
raraasa - soa asls 10 say =
~us s,ssy ZACH Of ssoaaa ~ bailsss
ssss clear 10 the palace doors sIia
~ GsAs u sas act BY soapTotaise
tsas I teoa The Meslssn capital, but
si,a aa ssmy Ard II 10 wlth al
ss@Y sas not sr Diplomacy st easa'
.soelss that I sIii bold ~ha, l have
Gslssi,"
ts ,sls nsf caffsasa psoass si
gAs ualsiaAss OF Msarrn. wao saissa
shs ps~siarae, ~ conf aaIs.. aad
sso reached taasessoile,e peace By
sisNiss eapets Instead af by ssoa,sag
hsassa's pshsr 4lssaksa OF diapers.
Tag sis osa army and planlss bic
oss tslih TO tho array Of the sgresn'
Assi also hss been avoided BY Car
sasss. csTsaasA intends 10 alssesss
,ss fesafsI afmt aad siso |, of the
SSy relis, Ia Is place hs w,li sub
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Constitutionahst Hold Strong
Their Refusal to Lay Down Arms Had Good Effect
By Th. Same Force They Hope to Whip Mexico Back Into
Some Order Again. All Now Admit That Uncle
Sans Visit Was Great Benefit
~ WI q. SHEPARD

tnitri Press STAT Correspondent
sliiyie bls upn revolutionary array.
10 sblsh be HhoNs ,sefe are tao Huefs
is,iike traitors Aad si,h hls trust
~uFthy atmy behind hin. with lie
trusted representative Ia .Futy cor
not ~ Tho lAaa. caETssss WAITS To
besIH 20 Pot Msstoa ,0 rights,
Tho biggest problem that faced
carfsssa a short ita.s ago aas shat
shall do with M afwy'" lie has
solved ', b. lAklss The ARMY 10 Tho
capital ps,a aita. aud making u The
s,aadiag aFsny VI Metlro Add aAst
slil beeosss o. tho old federal array :
II aI.i 60 baeG hotss l,'s heart has
bsra aching fof home tot many.
Hsahy DAYS !, il made up Of sad.
faced MeilsAa mra uLo never did
pass ,a nsh,. sGd aha sero dragged
fspss ,hslE homes zba fatalities Ia faF
asAt spsE.fs ot The land and pa, in
Iav Geld The old federal armS aill
fade s~sr At csfrAsss's sasa
Ampas AeslcAss today Americans
stssa higher thar sNss before. higher
lhaa DO people s' aay other foreign
sssl0saliif Tho iTu,h Is out. aow
sast ilaeEta saa epas one anas. at
ststy tags. that the Me,isass sp,
gyets 81 The p,ss ahlra the tnitsa
states has foiipned Ia MEXICO. whea
hssFta Allied aaasra Tho co'naon
iscopls ut Mraiea asse uuat,pfably
sAe@hed. bvS ilasTta sllsaesa ,hem.
Il ras ~lsa secret JOY that miiiieas
OF aesIcaas learned tia, iiaestA
gaaia ass 10 recognized By tho val,.
cd sgstes
Tes r~salas ot jeaH i,lsa TO &easeo
raised hogu ia the hearts 81 Msx.
lrAas. ,hus believed that Haeria'.
eHd Naali eatas soos As tho months
ssbs - With HusriA aslii in once.
something Of despair seissa upon
Mestsa The osiy siss OF hope- saa
shat sss a cad and painful vas
the tali Ia The saigs Of Mexican moa.
81 Tho arrest as the Meilean dep.
gtlss uas another shock 10 Mexico.
Z, seemed TO saau that Huer,a's pow.
~g was usllmlted
The arsi ray ut hpps esinp when
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

In the District Court OF The Uaieo1
States for the Distsict OF orssoa.
To the Creditors OF c. II. Atkinsoa.
Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that On the
24th day Of August. 1914. the under.
aligned referee Of the above court In
bankruptcy ordered that the stock OF
goods. wares and msrchaadise, a. we'll
as all fxtures belonging TO tss above
bankrupt, be- sold at public auction.
to tho highest bidder for cash. The
sale to bc held On September 18th,
and al 2 .. m. and said sale TO b Of
the said stock and fixtures IN bulk.
A meeting OF the creditors Ia hsrs-
BY called to be held at the Office Of the
referee In Klamath Falls.
Oregon. on the nth day OF ssptsm.
Der, 1914. at . .. m, at which time
creditors may show cause. IL any thsss
be. why the said sale should not be
held as ordered.
Dated ut Klamath Falls. August
~. 1914.
&c. RuTESIc. Referee.
2s-istn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

Notice II hereby given that the
beard Of equalization viii eosvsss
Monday. September 1stt. and VIM -
In session for thirty days. All Tar
payers viii b sxpsctsd 10 als their
protests With the counsy clerk bsSogs
September 3iss - provided b tsv.
- there viii b sbso,ntsiy 10 eAaaess
made IN rolls aftss thsy are surnsd
back 70 the assessor.
lett J. p. LEE. Assessor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

wlls6a raised the embargo on tho
febel arms The Aerlcans seesstsiy
praised the uai,sd States for the ao-
lion, Aud then came the fall OF Tor.
reoh. made possible By The FOOD OF
arms and ammunition tha, came 10
tie rebels over the American border.
Aeslesss bsGaa 10 500 tho taraing In
the Tons bloody Haera lane. the Hu.
aFis dynasty Was toitstiaw.
lust so-L TO ; day following the
rasnpIse incident iiusr,a seized upon
the opportunity to s., American sol
dGefs inio Metiean soll lie wanted
lnt1Ts~h,lpt. b. wanted the protee.
Hon ot the 0!aelaekv,s sud marines.
How saoh the rebels would be upon
hita. hs aidst hso~. Tn. Ms1ioaa
lseosle waited si,A their hearts In
their mouths Ta. landing a, Vera
cras ss,nandsd them Tor three days
they wrse s,ampsd.d And then q
iHf circular secretly psisted and So
tro,iy Distributed. Sc; them right,
Don, Jet uuesta foot you said
tho circular, The Americans are
no, hshiinH tho Mexican people They
are hrfe Ia take Haer,a OF tho neck
n' the Merieaa nation
A'ins this tho Mosicsns waited
~iih noS pa,i~hec, They could see
tho end a, hand They did not dare
srea 10 speak o. their hopes TO
speak asaias, The dictator nigh,
mesa death. Thea. on tha, night Of
Jaly 18th. Husr,a took = train and
wen, assay The load MAS lifted from
Mesieo Tho United s,aies had help.
cd 10 IN H. aud tho man 90 The
stree, Ia Mexico today. tho man In
tho home or the man on tho farm.
sili toll yos, opesiy. that the uni,ed
Mates has boon Msnieo's good srl~nd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Legal Notices


Equity No. $500
In the Circuit Court OF the state OF
Oregon. In and for the County
OF klamath.
In tho Matter Of the Assignmsns OF
Elmer W. Gillette. =. L. Elliott.
Assignee.
To Whom II Nay coaesra:
Notice Il hereby given that the un-
dsrsigusd. a. assisass. has died his
snal accouu, In the said estate viii
the clerk Of the circuit court OF Khan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Help the Kidneys
Klamath Yalls RsaAsss Aro Leaning
shs Wsy.

us the little kidney iiis---
The lame. weak Of aching sess-
The unposiesA ustasSy 1isosd~s--
Tha, may lead to dropsy and
Bsight's aissass.
whsa The kilssys ars wsak,
Help shsn visA Doaa's kSlAss
Pills.
A remedy especially for weak III.
nsys.
poaa's have been ussA II Kidasy
troubles for shy ysasa-
EsdorssA b. So.eee pseess-se.
dosssd BY cssissas Of thh LEGALITY.
4. =. A,l,sea. railroad eoadsstes.
ssS d street. Ashland. Orr. says:
Il su4sssd fsoa NJ back ana
kidneys. have never fosnd aay'
thins that has gtvso - - quick ana
positive relief - Deans kidney
Pulls. They are Just - rsDrsssassa.
Anyoas can Try them With eoaads.es
40 70 the rssuits-"
70. sais By all 1salsrs. Price 20
esa,s. vostsr-A Aiihass Co.. Daaale.
New York. cole assss for the unatse
States.
Remember The aaas-Doas's--
and take no other.
fPald Advoytloomoot)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
issmmoas for fablicat,na n Fore.
closure of TAx Lica

Summons for f'ublicatina n Fore.
closure of TAx Lica
In the circuit court Of the state Of
Oregon. for Klamath county.
Lsxington Realty COMPANY. . cor
porstion. plaintiff.
~.
Haisioad alias sanford Hal
stead. and. all other persons
claiming 10 have an interest In
or to the real property hsrsin-
after described. defendants.
To stanford Haistsad alias Sanford
HAlstead. the above named de-
sesasas. and al! cshe. persons
unknown. II any. having or
claiming TO have an interest In
real estate herein described.
In the name OF the state Of
Oregon. you are hereby notified
that Lexington Realty company II
the holder OF certificate num-
bered sts issued on the ist day Of
August. 1913. by the tar callsctor OF
the county Of Klamath. state OF Or
egon. for the amount OF Twenty-Five
and os-loo dollars t331.os). the
same being the amount then due and
delinquent for taxes for the year
1905. together with penalty. interest
and costs thereon upon the real prop
erty assessed TO you, Of which you are
the owner as appeaTs OF record.
situated In said county and state. and
particularly bound and described ~
follows. to-w!t:
South half (,s) OF the south
west quarter (k) OF section
thirty-three tSsl. township thirty
two (3a). range seven and one
half t7h) east Of Willamette
meridian.
You are further notified that
said Lexington Realty company has
paid taxes on said premises for prior
|or subsequent years. with the rate
OF interest on said amount a. follows:
Years tax. 1903; date paid. Aug
ust Z. 1915: tax receipt number.
t.ool; amount. $4,000: rate OF inter-
sst. is per cent.
Years tax. 1910: date paid. Aug
ust Z. lsls: ts.e receipt number.
1850; amount paid. eIo.sl; rate Of
Interest. Is per cent.
Years tax. isll; date paid. Oc-
toher IS. 1919; tax receipt number.
900; amount paid. $l+.ss: rate Of
interest. Is per cent.
Years tax. l9l2: date paid. Aug
Iust Z. 1913: taxs receipt number.
s.sis; amount. $3.50: rate OF In
|terest. Is per cent.
Years tax. 1913: date paid. March
~. 1914; tax receipt numbsr. 1850:
amount. tis.sS; rate Of interest. Is
lpsr cent.
Said Stanford Halstsad alias SAN
ford Halstsad. ~ the owner Of the
legal title OF the above described
property - the same appears Of rec
ord. and each OF the other psrsoaa
above named are hereby further
notified that Lexington Realty com
pany viii apply to the circuit court
lof the county and state Aforesaid fos
q decree torsclosiag the lien against
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

"
sesliy sa. aaa se'
sssslaao cafFanss
.sa sAs ssvam Of hss
,s,s!s'Iaaasy a'"''
sMss ,Hs sa'as"'
,ss sasss aaa streets
II Ms,.eo cI,t 'as
,w.ai chapter IN
vsslssn his.oFJ, -
iu ~ ,Es uslsea
s,s,a is smmsS'Ass'
u sgassssoa. az
sseasass All saa
EstsahsAs iSssf'
mlssslaa 10 ssssf
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sks capital sIh ho
.smy slmpliaesi ass'
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

DIR. Thomas Eclectic OIL II the
sesi remedy for that often fatal dis
ease--eroup. u has been used With
success In our family for eight ysars-"
Mrs l.. whiteacrs. buffalo. N, Y. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

Financing Of the big timber hold.
inEs on tho Sehalem River has been
completed. and ,hl. !s.ase= the ex-
tension OF the Southern Pacific from
eoenecilnr Astoria.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

the property above described. and
mentioned In said certificate. And
you are hereby summoned TO appear
within SIXTY days altar the nrst pub-
ileatIon Of this Summons. exclusive
OF the day OF said Grst publications.
and defend this action or pay the
amount due ~ above shown. togsthsr
With costs and accrued interest. and
In ease OF your failure TO DO "a. =
decree will 10 rendered foYeciosing
the lien Of said taIes and costs
against the land and premises above
named.
This summons 10 published By or.
der Of the Honorabis II. l.. Benson.
Judge Of the circuit court of ths state
Of Oregon for the county Of klamath,
and said order vas made and dated
this z7th day Of July. 1914. and tbs
day Of nrst publication Of summons
is tho 2sth day Of July. 1914.
All process and papers in this pro-
cessing may be served upon the I'M
dersighed residing within the state
u Oregon n, the address hereafter
J. N. JOHNSTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address. Grants Pass. Oregon
1s-t-1i-lt-3s-i-s-is.31 b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

urxirn cry ,bg ms'i 10 Ns~
-, with ytstof,asa iiaufia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02


Notice 70 Taxpayess
Notice IL hereby given that the
board Of squalisation win eosvsss
Monday. September 1lth. and WIN -
In session for thirty days. All tar
payers viii b expected to als their
protests With the county clark hsfoee
September 3iss, - prevtAsa b law.
q there VIII b ehsosutaiy No ehase,a
made IN rolls amer thsy are turnsA
back TO the sss>rsor.
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