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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

ssmssoss fos pubitcsstos b Poee.
rlosass g Tax Lles
In the circuit cosrt Of the state Of
Oregon. Tor klamath ooaaty.
e. q, Roe. plaiatiR.
".
y. c. Burgess. alias rsaay C. Bss8Gns
alias vaaais P. Busssas. an1 IN
other psssoas uaksova. u aay.
havias or elainins 70 have ~
intsrssl u - % The real DseD.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
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.,.a, v,.s q, nsss sarsmsiy dsssess
y esr isssa,isa ia sssa sroaes 70 h~i'
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

ssss sissls ksAnis r. buSgsss,
the above named defendant.
and all othsr psrsons unknown.
II any. having or claiming An
lntsrsst In the land hereinafter
described.
In the name Of the state Of
ofsson. yoa are hereby nosifsd
that c. O. Roe b the holdsr Of
ths esssiAeats Of dsiinausney nun-
bored ISL, issued on the Let day Of
August. 1919. BY the tax collector
Of The couasy Of klamath. state Of
orsgoa. for the amesnt Of Twenty
two asA $1,000 dolIars (e3s.eo1. The
sane icing The amount then due aad
dsiineusas Tor taxas tor The ysar
1905. toesthss With penalty. iafss-
ct and costs thsrson upon the RAJ
property assssss1 70 yos. Of vhich
you are The owsss - sppeaSs OF
record. sissassd IN said eouasy and
STATE. ana partieulasiy dssertbsd -
foalovs, to-wit:
0cvssnnsat less Nos- two Cd.
thrss (s) ana foaE 90 of sscsicn
two t4,. tounship twenty-ays
{ss). range ten tlo) sast Of VII
ianssts meridian.
You are further notified that
said @. O. Roe Aas paid taxes On said
prsuisss for prior or subsequent
Iysara. With the rate Of interest on
|saia amounts - toliows.
Ysar's tax. 1910; date paid. Aus-
|use !. lslS; tar rscslpt Aanbsf. e.
|oss; amount. sas.1s; rats of inter-
lest. rs per cent.
Years tax. 1911: cate paid. Aug
|ust Z. 1913: tax receipt number. -
sea: amount. esS.ss: rate ot inter
~. Is pr esat.
Years tar. 1919: dass paid. Aus-
|use Z. 1sls; ta1 receipt number.
Is.sa1: amount. sls.ss: rass Of In
Issrsst. Is per cent.
Years tai. 1919; date paid. March
la, 1914: tax receipt numbsr. 1.&ss;
.nount. sls.oi: rate Of interest. IL
rsr cent.
said r. G. Burgess alias Fanny G.
Burgess alias Fannie y. Burgess. -
the owner OF the legal .!tls OF the
above described property ~ the same
Appears Of record. and each OF the
lothsr persons above Aamsd are here
10y further notified that G. Q. Roe will
apply 70 the circuit court OF the coun'
" and state Aforesaid for . dscrss
ltorsclosias the lien against the prop.
erty above described. and mentioned
In said certiacats. And you are
I, hereby summoned 10 appear within
sixty days AFTER the f,rst publication
lof this summons. exclusive Of the day
Iof said first publication. and dsfsad
this action or pay the amount due
a. above shown. together with costs
and accrued interest. and In case ol
your failure 70 do 90. decree viii b
rendered forscloslng the lien OF said
taxss and costs against the land and
prsmises above named.
| This summons q published by or
der Of the Honorable II. L. Benson
Judge Of the circuit court Of the stats
| Of Oregon tor the county OF klamath
and said order vas made and dated
this 1fth day Of July. lsit. and th'
day Of nrst publication Of summonl
| is the 1eth day Of July. 1914.
Al process ~ papers In this pro
sssdinS nay y esrvsd upon the IN
dsrsisnsd realizing within the atat'
Of orsgoa q ~ addrsss hsrsafts
!. n. y0HNoT0N.
1 Attorney Tor Halatin
Aldress. osaatl Pln. ossaea
ss.s.li.ls-sS-a-s-is.1a ;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

~ BOA ssat sssssSs nss.i aud live
aes ot .hs siiy. pgise la. Gehie, saa
be nsil eait on yau stihoat st,rs
ehssgs. Prices for wofk same ~ a,
his effes ia MsAfofd II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

sunsnsoss for rubssrsssos = Fees-
eiossrs u Tax L1ss
In III. circuit court OF the STATE OF
Oregon. for klamath county.
lsxinstos Realty company. . cor
porauon. plaintiff.
-.
AIshss 3. 0ratsr. ,. o. Copeland.
Aitha b. Gates. and al other
persons unknown. II any. hay-
ing or claiming TO have An In
ssrsst in or to the rssl peoosrty
herein described. dsfsndants.
To Aithsa B. 0ratsr. ,. o. copslanA
ard Altha 3. catss. H. above
named dsesndsnts. and al cthar
persons. II any. having Or clain-
Ing 70 have IN interest ID ths
real property herein dssesibed.
In the name OF The stats u
Oregon. you are hereby noti1sd
that Lsxfaston Realty company =
the holder Of certificate oe -
iInqusucy numbered sst. issns1 -
the lst day Of August. 1913. ~ ~
rax collector Of the county of Klan-
afh, state Of Oregon. fee the aMeunt
OF Ten and is-ioo dollars (ele.ls).
the same being the amount thsa dne
and delinquent for taxss for the ysas
1908, together with penalty. interest,"
and costs thereon upon the real prop
srty asssssed to you. OF which yoa are
the owner a. appears Of record. sits
atsd In said county and state, and par
ticularly bounded and Described -
follows, to-wit:
East half (4) OF the southwest
quarter tk) Of section thirty-tosr
(ssy. township thhty-thrss tsSl.
range f,ftssn tiS) sast Of willsn-
cite meridian.
You are further nosined that
said Lexington Realty compaay Aaa
paid taxes ON said premises for PRIOR
and subsequent ysars. with the rata
OF interss, on said amounts as fol-
lows:
Years tax. 1910: date paid. Aug
ust Z. 1919: tax receipt number.
.4.oss: amount. sis.sl; rate Of intsr-
est. ls per cent.
Years tax, lsll: date paid. o.
tobsr IS. 1918; tax receipt numbsf.
rdt sol; amount. $al-ss: rate Of in-
teres,. Is per cent.
Years tax. 1919: date paid. Aus-
ust z. 1918: tax receipt number,
s.sa5: amount. sll.ss: rate Of inter
est. Is per cent.
Years tax. 1914; data paid. AaFee
81, 1914: tax receipt nunhse. Mss;
amount. $ll.ss: rate Of interest. u
per cent.
Said ]. o. Copeland. ~ the owner
OF the legal title Of the above De-.
cribed property as appears Of record
and each OF the othsr psrsons above
named are hereby further notified
that Lexington Realty company VII
apply to the circuit court OF the coun'
|ty and state aforesaid TOR . decrel
|toreclosing the lien asainst the prop
Ierty above described. and msntionet
In said certificate and you ars here
BY summoned to appear within sixtI
days after the nsst publieatioa q
this summons. sselnsivs ef ~
day OF said arst publication. and -
Ifsnd this action or pay the aMkouA
due - above shown. tegother vii
costs and accrued intsrest and iA "a
Of your failure to do %. . dseree WI
b rendered forsclosins the Men .
said taxes and eosts against he Ian
and premises above named.
4 This summons y puhlishsd by q
der Of the Henerahle Il. L. Denean
judoe q ~ eiFuoit eollst ef ~ -
Of oresoH. ior he sounty of Klan1kl
and said order vas nals aAd daAo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

this ieth asy u AsGuss. 1914. -
The date o. asss pubiisaisa q sua-
mons 10 The iitA DAY ef Aususs.
1914. I
All process asl papsrs n this pro-
cssdlng nay ~ served upoA Ne a.
dsrsignsd rssidins within tAs seats
of Oregon u the address hereafter
mentioned.
;. N. JoHNsToN.
Attorney for PiaiatiR
Address Grants Pass, Oregon.
tf-lS~S6-1-e.lS-Sah
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

Tie 81 fovai of his said scc0ass On
,sv ,ssh dsy oe o. ,tsmbss. 1914. at
u circuit court ioom. IN the court
house 10 the city Of Klamath Falis.
Oregon,
v. l.. ELLIOTT. Assisnss.
is.3e-s.s.it
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
McGraw Says Wilhelm Has
Not Anything On Him Now
All the National League Circuit h Pulling to Eliminate the
Giants From Chance in the Series. Other
Choice Baseball Chatter
ny HAL aHERDAN
twritlsu for the United Press,

doubt bnt what tho league would b
better OF. financially. At least. u
souss other club would step TO the
front uow and then.
Hut that fact isn't going to keep
Me1raw's clan away from another
worlds ssriss II they caa help k.
They are out 10 repeat v such thing
10 possible.
All around the loop the fans are
pulling against the 0iants. Even In
cities that are hopeiessiy out Of the
'race---.C Cincinnati Pittsburg and Phila.
|dolphia. great crowds turn out when
tho 0isn,s como 10 town. simply to
root against the Mc0rawitss. Evsry.
one seems to want To eco the Giants
dragged down.
Tho Boston Braves were ehesrsd
to the echo whom they sparted to the
front division. There wasn't any par
ticular reason for anyone 10 chesr
Boston except for tho reason that
Boston might beat the oiauts out
And anyone who would do that could
have all the support any club could
wish- At least In the roofing line,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
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ssassss = 1az Asn.

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eaasass g 1AE Asa.
0enDey ee9.
In ths Cisesit Cesss q ~ osnss G
Oregon. for The Cosafy q KlsnssA,
H. ,. lockwood. Plsiasif1s
Fred X. MsrT1st (sonse11ss eaf1s1
Fred Assritt). DsGsahaaG
70 Hvs1 x. Mn11ft (senseino
sAiisd rrsd Asrriss). ~ absvs aans1
dsfsndass.
In the aAms Of shs Stase q Oss-
scn: You are hsssby nosifisd thas n.
J. lockwood. he heiasf Of eeesifieaas
Of dsliAssaaey nnnbersA 1e5. tpsuD1
uDoa The 3stA DAY es Hsoruasy. 4. p.
1914. ~ - I'M eo1lseeoe g K1nn-
ash County. otaas Il 0ssDna. N ~
amount u nins anA le-1ee 1ellasA
the AaRA bstns ~ amount tAsa lns
and dslinsusat for tn1ss foe ~ yeas
1910 toes9Ase vith psnAley. ts1sfuss
snd costs thsFsoa upon a. SsaI peop-
evty assssssa - yos. q whisA -
are the ovnsr 9 appsass q rssssa.
situassd u sail esunty ana senaa -
particularly bo1nasl ~ dsssssbe1 =
fet;ows. ee-wtt:
Less sesv l4a ana ARE sGl q
bicek tvo ca. Bssna visea aAAisiea
TO klamath yalls. Orsgun, (fos1nes1y
LtnkviiIs. orsssa). sesosaing . ~
duly recordsd plat tAsrsof now upos
file In the offics of ths eouasy esseh
az Klamath Yalla. Ossgon.
Yos are further aotifIeA that sai1
II. J. Loekweoa has pajA tazan -
ssic prsalsss Tor psior - sshssoueas
ysars. With ~ raes of inaeEss1 - 80
smounas - follouss ts-wit:
Years tn. lel1; 1afe DaiA BsA
20. lsll: taz ssssipe ~. leo5; sAte
|of interest. Is PER eent pss lnnnn-
Years tai. lsl3;: 1atA pa1d -
ruary sc. lS1l: ~ SsssaDG -. 1yo9:
mss = inser.t. u - esns - -
num.
Years sax. 1919: aats -. IaaSsA
~. 1914; tax rsceipt Ne. 3l1e; rste
OF interest Is pss cent ~ anAnn.
Amount paid for the ysas le11.
|tS.si.
Amount paid Tor Il. ysAr 1913.
$3.S1.
Amour, paid for the ysar 1919.
|Ss,ss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

over 81 s.eav ssii h- spent Ia l'en
dieioa ea stree, improvements.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

nus'ns "sn -. s =" 49,
c suppos. .e wv 49,
nocS 20 "oo'ssoa -.
wn"s :" 'n. 's S'.s y. J.
sns ssner circuit : . = ~
CAIN persAdss .ne ss.u.s.S 49,
nAssd ~ ons nuo1 scso.s 'oan,
son. oe' 20 " 49,, s ~
tss. ana once ~ : ws'.e sas A.a'
'ss'es 'oss . sams-oeos Y vsae'
occsslonaily. - " vsrs. 1u. saoss
sein'',ias'ns a'n'essss s.osm'a. un'
dsr the name ot esm h.v.
sparssd out 20 1Ar - Hoas = 'ne
American Lsasue sa.s aosss snors
o. /. team @sas a.,.a. w ....s =. ~ @ sDs0 ~ 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

"ousEiioLp furniture for aals--
"eds' dressers. chairs. tables.
''oves. rnKs. etc. Call sunday or
c'sninss after Q o'clock At iis Crss.
.sn. avenue, Or. A. q. Graves. io.et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
FOR SALE

~" sALE~-sprins chickens. aver
Ms weigh, . pounds. - csnts each
'savsred' g. ". w,ddoss. pAoss -
1.sls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

A the teams are shaping up for
thu anAl dash for the old peuant pole,
one Of the prettiest races IN the biz
tory OF the National League looms W.
with the four, leading clubs--0iants
Braves. Cardinals and cubs--huneA'
cd 90 closely tAat the leader mishi
change every day. the tans around
tho loop are stirred w a tAsy nsvsl
were before.
Down In OLD st.Looey theS'se kiads
for Year, and ysass. but Aet eiase ~
Dsowas' sensAtioaai spnst q asol
have they had y sooA : chance :.
crawl iate the psnnaat ecpplas eaal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10
Bual6 S Classi6edAd
FOR RENT

prRSisHEp ROOM. With Or with
out board, With private family
ssasis,nan pFVtSrred. Inquire Tsast
ssd bush. Z. 1-sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

MISCELLANEOUS
~'"~~s>~~~~~~.~~ass
"ANrEb-A good saddle horse:
horse musi bs right aud price mus,
y rI1ht, Address B.. Herald, l0-sts
"N"fEp--A, once. Waitress. Ap-
pv At w.p.Johnson Co. once, io.it
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-10

oSflcg RooMs---choiee ssiiss IN
the Odd Fellows ana wtii,ts Asiid-
lass' beat ioessioa 10 he ~. -
Va o. Smith. Herald oa1es. 1o.tf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-13
IMPORTANT
SILK SALE

Beginning tomorrow morning n
continuing for three days, A. l..
Moody's hillside store will be the scene
Of one Of the greatest silk sales in
it's history. Heretofore the policy OF
the store has been to clear the silks
every month, but this season they have
waited unit! the new styles Of fabrics
from the manufacturers have all ar
rived and they will make one of the
greatest silk offerings in the history
of Fargo. The reductions are Won
derful and the fabrics are all first
choice selections from the best stocks
Of the eastern markets. This will
present a great opportunity for the
women of this section to secure high
grade silks at a big saving in price
and coming as it does right in the
height of the season it will be a great
.inducement for the economical buyer.
In this sale every known weave and
all the best colors will be represented.
The counters are piled high with
these fabrics, but it is advisable TO
make your selections as early as pos
sible in order to secure choice of pat
terns.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-13
and Moorhead to
Be Visited by Large
Crowds Next Sunday
Fargo and Moorhead Getting Ready to Entertain Great
Numbers of Norweeians Sunday and Monday
Impressive Ceremonies Honoring Memory of Henrik Verge
land Held Sunday Afternoon at Island Park
Stores and Business Houses 1.-Two Cities Urged to Decorate
With American and Norsk National Colors

committee, and after a hard fight for
it's final location, Fargo won out as
a compromise between the state park
Of old Fort Abercrombie and the twin
cities.
The city council of Fargo and the
Fargo Commercial club were so well
organized at that time for this pur-
pose, that the Abercrombie State park
and university campus of Minnesota
lost both by one vote. Then the Aber-
crombie people threw in their votes
for Fargo.
The president of the Wergeland
committee, Olaf Bjorke. on the centen-
NAL Of Wergeland's birthday rams
terred the monument to the state OF
North Dakota and city Of Fargo.
Wergeland was q fighter par excel
lence for human justice and human
rights. No one was so prosecuted as
he was. But he contracted consump~
tion, and when on his deathbed his
former friends came back to- him, he
wanted to live.
He was only 81 years old at his
death, and before he died there was
constantly a large crowd of people Of
all classes outside his home waiting
patiently.
At 1 o'clock in the morning, July
II, 1S45. he woke up saying: II had
such a beautiful dream, | was lying
in my mothers arms" and then he
died.
The mothers took their children to
his coffin SO they could have the privi-
ledge of having seen Wergeland's face
When he was buried, practically the
whole city followed him to his grave.
When the gravediggers closed his
grave. it was already filled with the
most beautiful flowers, which was not
"a common custom at that time as
now.
May II falls this year on Sunday
This is the resting day and recreation
day for the working classes. DR.. H
o. Fjelde is urging that every church
in the city announce from their
pulpits a memorial Sunday afternoon
at the Wergeland statue, before the
Norwegian centennial celebration
takes place at Concordia college. The
governor of the state and the city
commission have been asked to b.
present at the celebration and cere
monies at the park next Sunday after.
noon. 1t is hoped DR.. Fjelde's wishes
may be seriously considered by al
Fargoans and residents of Moorhead
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-13
WOODhEN CHOSEDELEGATES
Modern Woodmer Of America Chose
Delegates to National Convention
at Toledo Last Night.

F. L. Watkins of Fargo, G. A. Nom
tieth Of Finley, c. F. Spurber Of Nc
Cluskey, G. V. Halset Of Napoleon, L.
A. Corey Of Minot and L. F. Manns OF
Mandan, were chosen as delegates
from North Dakota to the national
convention which Is to be held at
Toledo next month.
The delegates to the convention
from the state and the local camp
were read in a report from the state
convention which was held recently
in Bismarck. Notice was given of
increase in the assessment rate and
the list of officials of the state organi-
cation was announced.
Judge F.. S. Sharon Of Lisbon was
chosen state counsel and c. P. Fluetsch
of jamestown was made state clerk.
The local camp endorsed r. A. Tai
bot of Lincoln, Neb., for head counsel.
The present board of managers was en-
dersed for reelection.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-13

On account of the centennial Of
Norway's declaration OF independence,
Fargo and Moorhead will see large
and Monday. The local committee has
not done anything for a Saturday
program, but those who stop here be-
fore they go to the twin cities, will
celebrate.
All the stores and hotels are plan
ming to decorate their places with
American and Morse colors, and the
city will probably be lighted in the
evenings, and it is hoped, to have a
band play in Island park at the Wer-
geland monument right after dinner
on Sunday, as this is the most valued
Norwegian statue in the whole United
States.
1t represents a donation from men
like Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Norway's
funcrowned king and Norway's flag;
Mr.. Lehmkuhl, councillor in the kings
cabinet; John Lund, from Bergen,
known all over for mis- work for uni
versal peace; J. Lovland, former
premier and now president of the
Norwegian Storthing; Moltke Moe,
late professor in folklore; DR.. F2ridta-
jof Nansen, the arctic explorer and
scientist; Friis Petersen, member of
the royal cabinet; Carl Berner, for
mer president or the Storthlng; Pro-
fessor Birkeland, who discovered the
method of making saltpeter out of
the nitrogen of the air; S. Eyde, who
is using this discovery and is har-
Messing the Norwegian waterfalls and
building new cities; Mr.. Ih4en, minis
ter of foreign affairs; Gunnar Knud-
sen, premier of the government OF
Norway; Roald Amundsen, discover
err Of the northwest passage and oil
the southpole; Gustav Vigeland, max.
er of the statue and the foremost Of
all the Scandinavian sculptors, etc.
all men who are famous now and will
be famous for all time to come.
When such great and distinguished
men decided to donate a statue to the
United States, they did not know O
any better subject than Henril
Wergeland, Norway's Lincoln.
This monument was sent by. Nord
mands- Forbundet, and the primate o
the bishops of the Norwegian church
DR.. Bang of Christiania, as the specia
representative of the king Inc tn
Norwegian government, donated thi
statue in Minneapolis on May II. a
the auditorium before q packed as
semblage, to the American Wergelan,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-13
BOY BURNED IN EXPLOSION
Little Son of Ole Larson, Near Conn
stock, Severely Burned in Face
When Shell Exploded.

Siegfried Larson, the ~S-year-old son
of ole Larson, a farmer near Com
stock, was badly burned, and his eyes
we're severely injured yesterday after
noon, when a shotgun shell to which
he had set fire, exploded full in his
face. He was brought to Moorhead, to
the offices of Drs. Humphrey & Cos
lee, and later taken to the Northwest
ern hospital. where he is resting easily
this evening. The doctors hope to
save the boys eyesight, though this
is uncertain.
According to the statement of the
| boys father, the child was playing
| with the shotgun shell. and, in com
pany with his brother, had lit it, and
! was watching the tip of it shoulder
when it exploded. The upper portion
Of his face was badly burned and
swollen from the explosion.