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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12
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Mrs. Richard Willis is recovering
from an operation she recently under
went at St Josephs hospital.
Thiel Robertson has returned from
t.Anse. where he attended the funeral
Of his father. the late Duncan Robert
son. on Monday
Mrs. John Mclean of L'Anse spent
Yesterday with friends I'm Hancock.
Joseph PAUL went To Marquette yes
terday on business.
The Ladies' Savel choir is arranging
for big concert TO take place the
evening of April . in the Finnish LII
therar church
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Industrial society of the Con-
gregational church will he held tomo' :
row afternoon NJ the home Of Mrs. W.
4 Burritt on quincy street. The
meeting will commence at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12
MUSTER0LE A Magic
Ointment for Neuralgia

Ease that thrcbbing pain that split
ting headache in tWinklIng with Il
little MUSTEROLE.
Try this clean white ointment
(made with oil of mustard), today. Mil
lions have found it marvellous relief.
Millions use it now instead of the
old time mustard plaster. For they
know MTSTEROLE does not blister
as old time mustard plasters did.
Fest Ter Sore Throat, Bronchitis.
Group, Sum Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion. Pleurisy, rheumatism.
Lumbago, all Pains and Aches of the
Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles,
Bruises. Chilblains, Frosted Feet.
Colds of the Chest cit prevents Pneu-
moniaD.
At your druggists, in 25c and SOC
Jars, and special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute. IT your drug
sist cannot supply you, send 25c or
SOC To the MUSTEROLE Company,
Cleveland, ohio, and we will mail YOU
Jar, Hostage prepaid.
Rush \. Webster, 794 T.. 165th ST, New
York city, SAYS:
II can highly recommend Mustcrolc
to any ore suffering from Neuralgia or
cold in the head COO
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12

TDoN'T THROW IT AWAY!

TDON'T THROW IT AWAY!
TEVERYTHiNG you HAVE ABOUT
THE PREMISES is SALkBLE.
TSOMEeODY WANTS IT. MANY
PEOPLE ARE AIDING THE
NEWS EVERY DAY. THEY HAVE
MONEY WITH WHICH TO BUY
w HAT YOU HAVE TO SELL.
DON'T PUT 1T AWAY-SELL 1T
NOW.
1.-THE THING WILL FIND BUYERS.
DON'T you FEAR.
GPHoNE 2Oe.
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NOTABLE ADDITIONS TO THE
STATUARY HALL OF FAME
Continued From First Page.

with a good deal of deliberation. have
| taken advantage of the invitation ex-
| tended by Congress. Among the first
TO respond was Massachusetts, which
| placed i'm the hall statues of John
| Winthrop. first governor of the Colo
my which settled ON what is now Mas
! sachusetts ground. and Samuel Adams
who was prominent in the agitation
which brought about the Revolutionary
War Virginia is represented by George
Washington, first presto INT of the
United States, and Robert +. Lee. COM
mander of the Confederate army.
The New York statues i'm the hall %
fame are those of George Clinton, gem
eral in the revolution, first governor II
New York and twice vice president ot
the United States, and Robert II. Liv-
ingston, member of the Continental
Congress and member of the COM
mittee that drafted the Declaration OF
Independence.
Illinois is thus far the only state -
honor the memory of woman by
placing her statue in Statuary Hail
The woman thus honored was the late
Miss Frances f. Willard, founder of
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union. The other statue placed in the
hall by the state of Illinois is that Of
James Shields, a noted civil war gen
eral and United States senator
Statues Now In Hall.
Among the other statues now in the
hall are those of Ethan Allen of YER
mont. known To history as the hero Of
Ticonderoga; stephen +. Austin #
Texas, leader in the movement Tor
Texan independence; james \. Gar
field of Ohio, president of the United
States; Daniel Webster of New Hamp-
shire. senator and secretary of stat;
Oliver 4. Morton, governor of Indiana
during the civil war; Lewis Cass If
Michigan, soldier, statesman and dip
lomat; John Hanson Of Maryland,
president of the Continental Congress;
Perc Marquette, sent by Wisconsin,
missionary priest and explorer; john
Peter Gabriel Muhleuburg of Pennsyl-
vania, noted soldier i'm the revolu-
ton and later United States senator;
Richard Stockton of New Jersey. "A
signer of the Declaration of lndepeu-
dence Roger Williams of Rhode Isl
and. founder of the colony: Thomas
Hart Benton of Missouri. for many
years conspicuous figure in the
United states Senate Charles Carroll
of Maryland, signer of the Declara-
ton of independence; j. l.. NJ. Curry,
of Alabama, noted as Il statesman and
educator; Nathaniel Greene of Rhode
Island. a general in the revolution;
Sam Houston of Texas, who fought for
the independence of Texas; John J
Ingalls, of Kansas. United States SEN
ator; William King, first governor of
Maine; John T.. Kcnna of West Nirg,-
mia, United States senator; Roger
Sherman of Connecticut, signer pc
the Declaration of Independence;
Francis II. Pierpont, first governor of
West Virginia; John Stark of New
Hampshire. one of the heroes of the
revolution; Lew Wallace of Indiana.
famous soldier and author, Phillip
Kearney of New Jersey famous SOL
der, and Robert Fulton of Pennsylva-
MIA who made the first successful
steamboat
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The first rehearsal for the Cantata
To be given Good Friday evening bv
the choir of the First congregational
church. entitled The story of the
Cross" by Dudley Buck, was held in
the church auditorium last evening
The second rehearsal will be held ~
the church tomorrow evening. Miss
Alice u. Camper director of the choir.
will have charge of the music
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12

Folk was brought by Mr.. Bryan to the
department.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12

Buffalo's vice district has been OH
Cially wiped out
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12

j. r. McKinne. general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad
visited in Hancock yesterday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-12

1000 pieces of Mill End Rem
nants OF good plain colored
ChambraNs and striped Cling
hams in all staple colors, three
shades of Blue. Grey, Lavender.
Pink and Brown, - inches wide
and worth l2lac I'd. Price, per
yard ......''.'''.''' .''''''' &c
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80 INCH MADRAS.

Very desirable for waists,
neat designs such as white
grounds ON which are worked
pretty colorcd stripes i'm either
wide or narrow widths. Regular
selling price 35c yard. Price
per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1910
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

six hundred twenty dollars In plain.
tirs' nrst cause OF action and suit:
also the further sum Of one hundred
atty dollars as attorneys fees therein.
Second. for the sum Of seven hun
drcd sirty-seycn and 3s-looths dol
lars in plaintiffs second cause of suit
and action, also the further sum Of
one hundred dollars az attorneys fees
therein
Third. for their costs and disburse-
menis incurred In this suit and action
aud accruing costs aud interests
Fourth. that any taxes. charges and
assessments that may be paid or THAI
has been paid by plaintiffs on said
premises may be added TO said judg-
ment and decree above that prayed
J for and demanded. ]
Fifth. for a decree foreclosinE all
the rights. title and interest Of de-
Pendants. including dover. claim Of
dover. curiesy. claim OF curtesy in
and to the lots ten tio) and eleven
ilp of block four tIb In West Link
Vile tnow Klamath fallsl. Oregon.
as shown by the Official plat Of said
"wes, Linkyille." on die and OF rec
ord In the ONCE of the county clerk Of
klamath county. Oregon. and direct
/ ing that the said premises DO sold. ~
is by law provided. TO satisfy such
decree and judgment. and for the
payment 10 the said defendants as
their interests may appear OF all
moneys remaining after the payment
OF the said decree aud judgment. to-
! gether with all costs and disburse-
monis Of this suit and action Of said
sale.
/ sixth. that either OF said plaintiffs
or either OF said defendants to this
suit and action may become a pur-
chaser at said sale. and that plaintiffs
may have such other and further re-
lief as may be agreeable TO equity
and good conscience and to the hon
orable court shall seem meet.
This summons is published In the
Klamath Republican at klamath
Falls In the said county of Klamath.
by order OF the Hon. VIM. 8. Wor-
den. county judge OF the county OF
klamath. Oregon. dated January Sth.
,lslt. directing the first publication
10 be made on the 18th day OF jan
uary. lsl&. and to continue for six
weeks. and the date OF the last pub
iication TO be made on the 10th day
OF February. 1914.
+, II. MILLS. klamath Falls. Ore.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
LIS 2-s6r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

In the County Court Of tho state OF
Oregon. for klamath County
In tho Matter of the Estate OF Henry
", kceaoe. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that tho uh'
dcralgn.d has been duly appointed
administrator OF tho estate OF Henry
", Kocpeo. deceased. by tho county
court OF klamath county. Oregon. and
,hA, all persons having claims against
said .ata,c aro required to present
the namo TO mo a, tho law oiiiee OF
Rolio 4, Grocabcek. In klamath Falln.
Oregon. within Hix monthn from tho
dat, of thia notice. properly verified
an by law required,
Dated at klamath Falla. Oregon
thia stth day OF January. 1914.
GEO. CHASTAlN.
Administrator OF tho Estato OF Henry
W, Keeacc. Deceased
at-3i-T.it.si-h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

piala;ir atIeT appiJtas all the proceeds
q, said sate as ADORE provided. Tha,
tho defendant ana all pcYsons claim.
sas uedef him subsequent TO the ere-
cuiIoa Of pialstis's saId mortgage
apus said lands aud premises. ei,hsr
as purchasers. IeeambtanceFs or 9th
srwsse aas hc barred ana sorseIossd
q. all fisht. elAlta OF equity Of TO-
aetapsles III and TO said lands aud
premises and every part thereof.
That pialatln have such other and
fartho. relief as TO the court may
sscm !as, aaa equitable,
Tkis SURVIVORS Ia served BY pubiiea-
taio thereof In the Evening Herald. q
daily newspaper OF general oifoaia'
tIua published Ia Klamath county.
or.sua. By order of Honorable Henry
H. H0nson. judge OF tho above oa'l'
lloa court. made. dated and hlcd In
said suu at Klamath Tsiia. Oregon.
on tho ssth day of January. isl$.
~hich saii order requires that
summons IN said sus, be published
once a week Tor a period OF slS COZ
scea,isp wsets. from the sath day OF
January. ipit. the date OF the arss
publication OF SUMMONS prescribed In
said order,
RoLi.o oRoEsnEck.
Attorney for Plaintiff
sAsgl.T.itrstsssh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
summons-in Equity

su,nmons-in Equity
In tho Circuit Court OF the state OF
Oregon. For the County Of Klam-
ath.
Fred Mcihasc and Gus Mclhnss.
Plaintiffs.
Ss.
Ella NJ. Cas,ei and A. Castcl. De-
PENDANTS.
To Ella NJ. cas,ei and A. castei. the
above named defendants:
In tho name Of the State OF Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint nled
against you in tho above entitled
court and cause on or before the s6th
day OF February, A. ID. 1914. that be-
ing the date within which you are re-
CURED TO appear and answer to plain
tif's complaint aled herein: and II
you fail 80 TO answer. for want thcre-
OF. the plaintiffs will apply 10 the
court for the relief as prayed for In
their said complaint, that ts to say:
First. for the sum OF one thousand
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
United Press Service

United Pfess service
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. .. ---
Amethyst and turquoise blasr than
fca or sky. diamonds without aay.
Dpala with n subtle Ere" that makes
them priceless. and eneralds green "a
81 Island In a southern sea---thsss are
some of Uncle Sans own jewels. and
the high tariff on such gems may soon
cease 10 worry the American maid
who cannot forget her ornaments.
a report on the mineral resources
of the United States. Just made pub
lie BY the uni,ed States geological
survey shows that the production OF
precious stones In this country Is as
sumIng the proportions Of an es,ab-
lihsed industry.
sapphlres are the most abundant.
and during the last twelve months for
which records are available gems ap-
proilma;ing 100000 In value we're
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
White; White Street from Up
ham to Delta.

The City OF Klamath Falls BY Its
Common Council resolves:
Section Ons--That. Whereas, a pc
tltion has been nled with the Police
Judge. signed BY more than ten free
holders of the city Of Klamath Falls,
whose property will be affected by the
improvement proposed. which petit
ton was presented to the Common
Council hav!ng for It's object the i'm
D1orement OF Eight street from Main
10 High street: High street from
Eighth TO Ninth: Ninth street from
High 10 Prospect: Prospect street
from Ninth to Upham: Upham street
from Prospect TO White: White street
from Cpham 10 Delta. including all
Intersections OF streets.
And whereas. the Common Council;
directed the city engineer to prepare
plans and specifications and estimates
Of the various kinds of improvements
feasible for the proposed improve
Aent of above described streets and
parts thereof. and he having died
with the Police Judge for the eonsid-
GRAFTON OF the Common Council plans
and specifications and estimates of
cost OF the proposed Improvement.
and these having been duly consid-
cred by the Common Council and
found satisfactory.
BE Il resolved. That the said plans
and specifications are approved and
/, is decided and determined. and the
Common Council now expresses It's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
VhatMarketDii
Important Work Undertaken by US.
n.oartment of Agriculture Will Work Have achSections
Farm Produce From Its Own Farmers

,neir Ham fur uspou Information a.
Go the sale snh transportation ut fn,sl
aIurs
Nc are adequately. uf nearly 90
teaching ,hu faymcf hoe 10 raiss
asUtr. hUI 40 afu not pei adoaastrir
teaching him hnn 10 fralisr mofr. so
r"falnE a. iifaad. Ahaso special ruff
ls thst ,rty thing Congress has beet
Assrd &" appropriate poaiio TO,
THE eufk fuF tnc nssai years ~ isi.
aud 1915
a, gs uf vital Importance ,hal 80
ali 'armuts (" solve ,his ptahiuth %!
mAfh riihs their products. said Sec
tratFS itaustun We nusl not unly
aid them 10 dss,s,-r 'h- b.-s, a~ars By
markets. but sc must Also aid ,B~t
40 sesnr1 iUs, price Tor the sporihs
rata tnssdI,y ahirh thsy Offer ,n the
ttubiig That ,hcfc arc rflis and
n asio 10 obvious nany oi tho farm
uSs de- hot Amos !ast - hat the ,foubie
ls Tars haFs the ir~ilns that thcy
aFu bUJ E-ltInE tot iholf cutntamdl'
Ties shat ihey should aud la the ab
30 IKE ~ ar clear hRo~ ledge IT i1s'
shat tho g,ils arc. thry frequently
Ate lnFiined la take radical positions
aaa ,u utgu radical facAsafrss
a ssrst deaf ot pressure ~a'
bfoaEht so bc4F "h tss 10 request al
least sl.ooo ouV tuf Eils Wa't a, This
i.fnr. aud there siil daub;isaa 30 .
soad deaf 81 criticism hsrsUso nc ds
nag asescst an appropriation at mil
iias ~ raafr aoilsfs II is ny !rdE
asshy iha, Il puuIh bp uuplsc To d.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
United States Has
An]Kinds Of Jewels

mined In Fergus county. Montana.
Opals. some Of nner quality than
those found In the big mines Of Aus
traila. have been discovered In Hum
boidt county. Nevada. and San Bsr-
nadine. California. tho production be-
ing ten times a. large In 1919 ~ In
any previous year.
Diamonds have been found In such
quantities In Arkansas and indiana
as to make them q commercial factor.
and scattered stones have been picked
up In California. Wisconsin ana Texas
From iapidarian standpoint,
North Carolina Ia one OF tho richest
states. two emerald mines being iocat-
ed near Shelby. and amethyst deposits
have been found in Lincoln and War
rem counties. Beryi has been found
Ia Alexander county.
Turquoise exists In large quantities
In New Mexico. and topas - being
shipped from Mason county. Teas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

f.g,sd Press a''''"
s@,s,,lsuruS. y G.. f"p.
q, Asat ,aa'ino"s' 'f"m '''he %
- rnlsaEu al usnr ~h'n NC
4 -, ,.., .. sell po rtod"sins u al
49,, -, IA ,hs 80 iIn,''s ot chleas" We
- ..,s, from california. through
= p..s tia, can hs produced i" '"'
'..u..s,.,s sb,lfunmehtA ~ III fas'
q, ,,e casryiss coals {" Ne~ea'''s
al shs ,Isss
n,, i. the aay Rssfp,sf5 ot As'E
.a,. Iioaslon slses up wnTh r"h'
,.o.,las tho division ot markets y"
s,,,r q political ,famI'T's h"fs'drd
=, ,s.asua,iop bot ''s pt"srasa 'o'
,,,, .sa 1915 pF0nises Ia hS on" al
a.. .a.ibi.lfA,iop's sb1s' assaults ON
a, eos, u ii,iss. Cos bath farmer sha
z,, The aop iislalnE. pi,h
,As...4 ] hraad Ia charge. ~as 'ss'9'
,.,ss osiy las, MAJ Keof~s ~ calls
"a, Il. ala b. yi,lss already ha'"
,snr tsua siasl, separated sse's"Hs
INC spy II i'GutIdeasV. It J.. ssaaes'a
"a d. tosai Hastst Divisions be by as
,uxs, t,uAs Hashihs,uH The rI'r ls
90. ,ostesnis,ps Jts marked business
.,oas tbs lisSs ssssu@'ed ssssaohu'
XII. kEs asEed tas assistance Ia 'ho
s.,abisskss,ss ~ h1i,rF sys'"ts Tot
p.ris,ihs miit WlssoasiH -aa's
.s,Osaa,igs As sn the sos, sae'ho-s ~
a.rssgiss batter and cheese fuaps
,as C. hss Askea hsip iH salrins
"a hxAi a.afts, problems aud other
,,lls aEa sitl sarrsnsarn's. as "eil as
asss,sds o, lkalrlauais afo 'usalas 'n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

slonai hucks,ers ID being gone into
thoroughly,
Tho new division also is co-operAt-
ins with tho poatofsitc department.
and has made scores Of shipments o!
osss through tho parcel ,ost expert
ricntAlly or the niN twenty-five
insrn no shipped only Eve csxs were
pr"Irn. and foll of these were In \
6lnglc package that had been roughly
handled in violation of the postal
ruiea,
A. rrRult Brand believes II may
be- possible TO sell eggs at I To 6 cents
a dozen cheaper than cg.s OF the
same class are nov sold for the retail
markets,
Local freight service on trolley
lines Ia another thing being investi-
gated Al present Il has been found
that the consumer pays enormous
overhead charges on all materials
that the farmer brings into town In
hia wagon. Most OF this. Il IL do
ciarcd. could be eliminated II a
freight aud express service were
maintained by intcrurban trolley lines
h,twccn midnight and 7 o'clock In
the morning. during which period the
passenger traiiio Is negligible.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
suuan,usas

ia ,ks cissEB coaFt Of Tho state as
otesaa. tas klamAsh cSuny.
IasA n dsis.hy. risiaiia.
yrlsa irssh. pefcaasnt.
rs Fnss ifish. tho above sAmsd de-
.esasE,
Ia tao saH. Of ,h. state OF Oregon.
iss are hereby rrsulrea 10 APPEAR
ss9 sEssef Tho complaint alc<l
asAlsss yps la TIE above ea,Itiea suit
20 Of before Saturday. The Ith day
a March. isit. that beias the last
ssJ Of The ,sme prescribed In the OF
ere tot bablisAtlea Of this sumnons.
ssa u ypa tail 40 To appear aaa an
sss'. for ~ss, thereof tho piaiatIg
sill apply to tho court Tor the relief
demanded Ia the complaint. TO ~ii
fo' isdsnaoat against tho said de-
'ssaan,. Efasa irish. tor tho sum OF
Ese, ,oEs,hos Sl,h ia,eseet thersoa
81 The rate Of 10 per eoat per aanum
''ee January s. ists. aud for tho
farther sam Of ts;os paid out for
aies 90 said ptumlscs. with interest
sss'sos al tho rate Of 10 per coat per
aatsm from December IL. isls. and
'of The further sum Of ttoo al attor-
hsys 'ess ios Iastltu,ins this suit. aud
lot Tho costa aud disbursomsats here.
~ 'ea' tho said sum Of obT.os. with
interest thereon al tho rate Of 10 per
esa' per sanum from December II.
"''. he declared 10 be an additional
"sh Oh sald premises In favor Of
I'a'htia and against defendant. that
'he usual decree be made for tho saio
VI 'hs lands and premises described
" p"'h'lhs mortgage. that IL 10 say !;
west half OF north~c quarter of
'esuoa 'h'rY'n'e. aud tho cast half
W o"e aoasheaAt quarter of section
nineteen. and tho east half OF ths
aof'heaa. quarter Of section thirty,
~ IN township thirty eight south.
'ahse ten eaat of Willamette merid.
Ian. In Oregon.
,"s' mo said sale DO made by the
~'a OF klamath oouaty. Oregon. Ia
.a''t provided by law. That the
s'0''sdH OF said sale be applied In ths
sp"en' OF said Judgment. interest,
80 ana attorneys fees and all &C.
a.ak eoslA' That plaintiff have 81.
s'o" against tho defendant for any
Aa's that may remain duo the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

that nos Nc have get forth the
pIsn .ud 'hu amuaH' We thint Il viii
,,.st az ,,sesrul
u" iarmrts must b~ induced in
particular communities g. develop
staple products. la aiaudsrdisa thon.
{" pr"prgi, prepare them for market.
,o siud, ahst Harfst To reach at n
gls~n umr, and tho best aud mos,
p'6durls
'ut course. ah hot speaking ot
vprBsfted artlnH which shalt have TOT
iss ubIrst ,hr ratabiishtn.nt of a
closed naafkc, ~ he nsiug Of prices
imagine pr shalt not aserpi such n
pUH,lpir iu agriculture any more
,han sc svuIa In manufacturing. q,
is As unnecessary as i' y ouid be an
desirable 90
sum nf $4,000 ~ili be spcn, In
getting aud disseminating informa'
Iluh un the que subject of city mar.
holtuE and distribution. ~hieh partIc'
ulafiy concerns the consumer Study
" bolhe made oi tho utilities and lin.
i,sti0ns 81 both private and manicis
tai markets Thr practice Of b hurk.
sg~sIng by the farmer and By protrs'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

determination to that end TO improve
said streets and parts thereof - a.
scribed and set out herein with oil
maeadam pavement.
Further. that the plans. spssiaeA-
tiona and estimates Of the City IN
gineer covering such proposed work
are to bs used - . basis for saeA
work. and any contract for the eoo-
s,ruction OF such improvement shah
be based thereon. and the ssei0aeo6
cost OF such work and improve0oat,
as submitted BY the city engineer q
ls3i.sss.45. 10 adopted - IL psob-
able cost of said work and inpTove-
msnt-
Section two The time within
which remonstrancss or objsetioas
may be heard against said imDr0vo-
ment shall be on or before February
!23. 1914.
Section three The boundaries
within which the property liss that
Is benefited and ID to b asssssed fuF
the cost OF the said propossA inpr0vs-
ment. IL all that property lying 3D.
jacent to the said streses - far -
improved and extsnding back fro0
the side lines Of said stYsse % tAs
center of the respective blocks lyiAg
adjaeen, to said streets 20 Tar - ~
proved.
| Section four-The notice 70 prop
erty owners affected By said improve
meut shall bs given - required by
the Charter.
State Of Oregon.
! County Of klamath -:
City Of Klamath Falls.
! l, A. L. Lsavitt, Police JuaOs Of
the City OF Klamath Falls. Orsgoa.
do hereby attest the foresoing % ~
a properly enrolled copy Of the rsso-
luton adopted by q majority Of the
members Of the Common Council
elect. on the 2sth day Of January.
1914. A. L. LEAvlTT.
Police Judge Of the City Of
klamath Falls. Oregon.
Presented to the Mayor. and By him
/ approved on the 37th day Of Janu-
/ airy. 1914.
I TT. NICHOLAS.
Mayor OF the City Of klamath Pals.
/ l-ss 10th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

Representative 4. Mitchell Palmer
af Pennsylvania having Withdrawn
from the contest. Representative
Claude Kitchen of North Carolina will
be- selected 10 succeed Oscar Under
wood a. chairman of tho ways and
means committee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

The paper used BY the government
printing once each year requires ap-
pto,itna,eiy 5000. 900 pounds of
rag pulp and 40. 100000 pounds OF
wood pulp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
Resolution

Declaring the Intention of the Com.
mon Council Of the City Of Klam.
ath Falls TO Improve Eighth
Street from Main to High
street; High Street from Eighth
to Ninth; Ninth Street from
High to Prospect; Prospect
street from Ninth to Upham;
Upham Street from Prospect to