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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
FORBES ADVISES
RECAST|NC BIC
D|RECTORATES
Suggests That Paid Experts Han
die Corporations for People
Who Hold Stock,
BY 3 c. FORBES.

II thrift is to thrive in America,
we must create better safeguards for
the fruits of thrift--savings.
IF our great business organizations
are to be properly directed, we must
PAY our abest men to do il.
If we are not to turn a deaf, futile
ear to the Irresistible demand for
larger measure Of democracy in run
ming the nations industries, we must,
while there is yet time, take steps to
put things on a more satisfying basis.
In Hearst's Magazine for February
l discuss at length the plan outlined
for completely recasting boards of
directories of VERY LARGE corpo-
rations doing an interstate business
on CAPITAL SUPPLIED by the
PUBLIC 1t was in this magazine
that Mr.. Hearst, in 1911, outlined leg
islation he considered necessary for
regulating monopolistic corporations
and which,is now being taken up in
very similar form, by the present Ad
ministration.
In the new issue of the magazine
] say in part-the article is quite
lengthy, as it goes into greater detail:
America needs paid directors of
corporations. This vital reform must
soon be taken up and adopted
Until this Is accomplished, in
vestors will not have the protection
they are entitled to enjoy, unscrupu
lous bankers, financiers and other
scheming gentlemen will continue to
amass ill-gotten fortunes, and Ameri-
can investments, which ought to be
the most attractive in the whole
world, will remain under more suspi-
cion than those of any other civil
lied country.
Expect nothing for nothing. What
you want. pay for.
why should you imagine men of
wealth and influence, men whose
time is worth to them many dollars
per hour, will act as directors of one
or of twoscore corporations without
are given only a "tip'-usually so
attend. For their services between
meetings, for all the thought and
study and planning they contribute,
they are not supposed to receive one
cent.
Nov. knowing what you do about
human nature and about business eth
les, do you really believe men of the
Morgan, Rockefeller, Baker stamp are
altruistic enough to work hard year
after year for nothing, for the sake
of others, for the benefit of small in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
GOV. EBERHART.
WRITES LYRIC
To HIS WIFE
"0nIy You" Is Theme of Song
Composed by Minnesota Ex-
ecutive in Dentists Chair.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Jan. 3i.-Gov-
ernor Eberhart has written a song
entitled TITS only You, and has
copyrighted II,
He wrote IL in the dentists office 10
the tune OF the merry steel drill
"'Tis Only You" was sung for ths
first time at q reception given at the
Eberhart residence Nine Luclll
Chilson Ohrman sang It. It is ded-
3oated to Mrs Eberhart
81 studied harmony when l was IN
college" said Governor Eberhart.
Here is the song,
Copyright, 1914, by Adolph Olson
Eberhart)
When in the twilight Of perfect
NY longing thoughts viii wander far
away,
To seek the beautiful and good and
true
Not wealth nor power they seek, but
only you
Should sweetest Joys and pleasures
fill my souL
ana IN IRE StruEKie ! Enould reacn
the goal
OF my ambition, still Ia have in
view
The sweetest joy OF all-'tis only
you.
And in the greatest battle of my life
For human rights mid envy, greed
and strife
III fight coursgeously to carry
through
Whater IS right, and win-because Of
you
Come. then, whatever may. why
should / care,
If all my joys and sorrows you Will
share2
MY love, my life itself, I pledge anew.
Ills only worth the while when lived
for you.
So, here's to you, my little bit o.
me"
From cares and sorrows may YOU
e'er be free:
All earthly joys be yours and heaven
too,
For they'll be mine II have only
you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Presidential Primary
Predicted by Bryan

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-secretn-
ny Bryan told the Common Counsel
Club here that adoption OF the Pres
tdential primary plan would mark tho
completion OF the movement by which
the people are coming into absolute
control OF the naming of their Presi-
dent.
Never again. he declared, would
Wall street have anything to say in
the election of a President
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Cancer Doctors Held
For Woman's Death

WHEATON, ILL, Jan. 31.--war-
rants were Issued to-day for the ar
rest of John Freeman and DR.. d. B.
Freeman, proprietcrs OF the Freeman
Cancer Institute at Moline, ILL.,, chars-
ing them with manslaughter,
The evidence submitted TO ne
Grand Jury which returned indtct
ments against the two men showed
that Mrs. Jacob Mey, of Lisle. near
here, died from paralysis shortly AFT
or she applied an external treatment
for cancer sold by the Freeman in
etitute.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31

vestors? Don't you think these f1nan-
ciers and others of their class are
likely to see to 1t that they are COM
pensated for all they do for corpora
tons? Why should they work for
nothing? What right have we TO ask
them to do so? Are the rich not as
much entitled to payment for their
services as those less opulent? Is not
every laborer worthy of hire?
Directors nowadays ostensibly are
not paid But most of them, you may
have noticed. wax wealthy. Stock
holders having refused to grant them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31

managing our great business organi-
cations the fullest results can not be
achieved. Our existing system of d.
rectorates is all wrong. 1t must be
changed Until better safeguards
against inside double dealing have
been provided. the millions of people
who have money available for invest
ment in American securities will fight
shy of them.
Our boards of directors of huge
corporations must be recast. They
must be differently constituted Their
personnel must be changed"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Wife and Baby May
Get Forger a Parole

Erich Hartmann. convicted OF for
gerry in the Superior Court, is to re-
ceive sentence Saturday. Hartmann
was arrested for passing a New York
check for $3.50 on a local bank Az
forwards he confessed he had forged
the paper, An effort will be made to
have tho young man placed on pro-
baton so he may take care of his wife
and little child
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31

salary, they proceed to pay them
selves by other means.
UNLESS there is something in 1t
for me- mighty few able men choose
to Join a directorate. They are not
in business for amusement, for the
Joy of shaving gratuitously for 9th
ers. It is all a matter Of cold bust
ness with them. The yardstick of
business is the dollar. II a PROPOSE
ton promises to measure up we'll, It
Is accepted If there is nothing in 1t
for me, it is rejected.
Under our present methods OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Jerusalem to Have
Cars to Bethlehem

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
JERUSALEM, PALESTINE, Jan.
31.-A concession for the construction
of a street car line running from Je-
rusalem to Bethlehem, and also the
lighting of Jerusalem by electricity,
has been granted by the Turkish Gov
eminent to a French bank
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Dr.. Walker to Preach
On Modern Religion

THE Worst Foe and the Best
Friend of Religion" will be the theme
OF a sermon Sunday morning by DR.,
Hugh X Walker. pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church. This Is the sec
ond of a series of sermons on
Twentieth Century Religion"
The Best Songs in the World" will
be the topic for the evening service.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
attend the night service in a body
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Washer Rescued
From Angered Girl

NEW YORK, Jan. Stout in Cali
fornia where | come from" said Miss
Christina Steinweiss, Of Ridgewood,
as she landed punch on the face
Of man, they string up men like
YOU TO lampposts,' and she squared
OF for another wallop which would
have landed IL Patrolman Fftzmau-
rice had not come to Scannells res
cue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Prize Cat s Yowls
Burglar Alarm

CHICAGO, Jan 3l.-"Buly Bow" a
prize Angora cat screamed and
yowled until Mrs c. w Hutton awoke
and found a burglar in her bedroom.
She fired four shots at the man as
he FED
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Leave Country, Taft
Urges Ex-Presidents

ALBANY. Jan SIT have con-
oluded. said President Taft TO the
Yale graduates Of Albany at the Ho-
tel Ten Eyck, that the best thing an
eN- President can do is TO leave the
country for while"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Seniors Evade High
Cost of Annual Ball

CHICAGO, Jan, Sl.-To escape the
high cost Of graduation, the senior
class Of the Il, T. Crane Technical
High School gave simple and in
expensive dinner instead OF the usual
elaborate annual ball.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Lady Sackville Wants
Back Art Sold Morgan
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Jan. Shady Sackville,
of whom all the world heard when
she established herself at law as the
heir to Sir John Murray SCOTS mill
lions. has been in recent communica-
ton with j. Pierpont Morgan.
Lady Sackville wishes to buy back
the art treasures she sold to Mr.. Nor
gan's father.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
KRYPTOK BIFoCALS.

We grind the genuine Kryptok din
visible Bitocals We will take pleas
ure ia explaining the merits ~ this
wonderful lens a X Hawkes. Co.
optlcians Ia Whitehall
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31

Before retiring l go through ten cal
esthenic motions | eat nothing be-
tween meals or at night; | never eat
in hurry; I smoke two cigars after
each meal-and I've outlived every
doctor that has told me man of my
age can not do what | do and livei"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
This Week Let Us Present You
A Pair Of Roller Skates
Absolutely rec

Call at the Circulation Department, and we will give
you Skate Card. This card contains space for ten
names to be filled in with the of subscribers
When card is filled, we verify those you have
secured and if found to be all right pair of skates
gwen you We ask no payment of money-only few
minutes OF your afternoon spare time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
To All Boys and Girls

1t is our desire to have every home in Atlanta and
surrounding territory receive q copy of Hearst
Daily Georgian and Sunday American-every day.
We are anxious to make it the GREAT family news
paper-for all the people Your part is assist us in
introducing our paper into homes not at present sub
scribers Our purpose is to secure new readers in or
der that may vastly widen our zone of usefulness
to all the people of the Southland
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Ball Bearing Skates

Trucks are oscillang with Best Rubber Cushions and
turn IN three-foot circle Wheels are steel Skates
extend to fit all sizes from IL to 10 inches Ball
Bearing, Half Clamp Strap Heel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31

De ypur luRes espr hleedf
De wv have MIGHT swsuisf
hnw yeu pains IN chest aad sldesf
% YOU soft yellow ahd baut matteFf
Are yeu ceHitauaiy haWkiHs and cooahlnSt
Dc wv hsss paLhs UAdeF your shsulaer blAdsst
Thess are Regarded Symptoms Of
luns Treuhls and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
MAN OF 73 RETAINS THE VGOR OF
YOUTH ON SIMPLE DIET RULES

Yours Merrjly" John Rogers,
who says human body merely
is engine which will run only on
proper fuel being fed to stomach,
the furnace.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31

tells US that in the time of Charlesll
lpriEed more highly than monarchy
and that was the church. oh. the
need OF exalting the church OF Christ
to It's rishtful place. There are to.
day SO many good. moral men. be-
levers in and staunch supporters OF
the Christian doctrine and life, who
are not identified with the church.
The iron nerved Puritan, Niles Stan
dish. acquainted with the providence
Of God. helped to hew the forests.
lived on bread crumbs, and a brave
Indian warrior. but he held himself
aloof from church fellowship. Time
and space fails us to catalogue the
many good people among our friends.
out OF Christ. The old song rings in
our ears
What do you hope. dear brother.
To gain by further delay?
There Is none to save you but Jesus.
There is no other way but His way"
There is much good In confession OF
faith in Christ Hear Jesus pro-
claiming: He that confesseth Me
before men. him will confess before
My Father" Martin Basle. who tried
to be a secret disciple Of Christ, wrote
on a leaf which laid 100 years behind
a stone in his chamber wall. these
words: ''Oh. mereiful Christ. l know
l can be saved only by the merits of
Thy blood. Thou suffered for me-
love Thee" Afraid to confess Christ.
Jesus and shall IL ever be,
A mortal man ashamed OF Thee!
Ashamed Of Thee whom angels praise.
Whose slories shine through endless
days?"
The church needs men OF bright
minds. Powerful intellects after
fruitless research. like Noahs dove,
will find rest only in Gods saving in
stitution. the church. Men should be-
in the church because OF their infiu-
ence upon boys. II is difficult to get
the boy to church IL father stays
away. Men OF affairs are needed in
the kingdom. Mr.. Heinz and Mr..
Wanamaker. because men OF influence
In the business world. upon turning
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31
How tn Make Horses Acquainted WIN
Automobiles

3 David nunum, AN expert on hot""S'
lvFit,a M trltows Ia the current Issue
ot Farm aud ftrcside about 'ca'b'nS
horses to have no fear ot aotomob'''H
'ls one lives near a read whef"
automobiles are constantly pass'nk
tho best thius to do Ia to tic sa'h I"
horse securely to the roadside fence
If il is high enough Io prevent h''n
nom jumping over It and strong
enough To- prevent him irons breaking
he Tho halter. ropc, and the post I"
which he IL tied must also be H'fehs
After standing thcrr Tor s.NerHl DAYS
he viii bp thoroughly accustomed 10
the psastus ut automobiles, II 'hr>
.pass wlth sufficient frequency he viii
become so used to thcm that he MI
cat biz sra.u and sragccly notice 'H'm
AZ thcy so by
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
"God's Way Is Best"

their attention 10 bible school WORK,
pushed their home state to nrSt place.
Men OF converted heart aud OF Ntsioa
are needed, Men who eau attend
teach and officer the church and man
agr u railroad, bank cr store to pay
expenses. This will help solve the
boy and sirl problem.
The church offers mutual help, II
is a glorious privilege to bo workers
together with God We need each
Others prayers and tears. The word
strength In Hebrew means twisted
--- as three cords make greater
strength than cue My strength Is
made perfect In weakness, His grace
Is sufficient for me" Moses promised
Hobab that what goodness che Lord
shall do unto us the same will We do
unto thee" We are glad that Hobab
decided to journey With Gods people.
for In |. Sam. 10. Saul Is told TO XIII
Amalcy. but the kcnitcs tHobabs
peoplel are warned and their lives
spared for showing kindness to Israel
In the wilderness, No right thinking
man can afYord 20 be left out OF
Christ's army. Could We be- saved
outside the church--think OF the
Christian service lost, Gods way Is
best for He planned Il all, The seem.
ingiy shortest route Is not always the
safest, The Titanic. In trying to cut
ofY soo miles from her course. met her
doom among the tccberxs, The dyins
words of knolcs Shaw were: III Is n
glorious work to rally souls to the
cross of Christ" Let US walk In Gods
way. for II Ii best.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31

I'' 10 decided and dstcrmlass -,
Common cuunril nov r,,,"s "
determination 60 that pod d =
seid a'res'a and parts tho,vo, 'sH
Eer'bsd aud ~, unt hst,ln %
/ jmavadam pAtomunt =
f"''hef, that tbs lians. ,...,,
llons aud estimates VI IN, n'
s1n'"r covering su,h pfup..s.s =
afe to hs used 40 hss. "a, W
work. and aay contract fs, a. "a
s''aCti'n OF such Jmptu,es.,, We 's
be- b'sra thereon, aha tho ,,,t..,'
r''si 81 such 1otk aud lmp,o,.-~
~ sabmlitea by the ,ft, rs,,.@
tsi,sss ts. lie adopted a. N.
ahle cost 81 said aart and Ds.,, ~
mont
aSy,iup two Tho ue. -.
rtirh tchuhstfanrus W sst..,,e
na' DO beard against said tn,,s'N
'asut ohall bs an oy brtur, g,t,,''
sd. tsii.
Hestian ,htoe The bagss,,
within "hirH tho pgupsft, IL, a.
is hoHon''sd aai 10 90 ts a,s..,.t =
The rwat ui the said proposed tns...1
meet, IL all that pynr~FD p,s. :,
latpHs IA the aaid slfsrls a, "a,
Improved aud e,tsedrHs tasi ..,
tho eide iisea Ut said SLICED Il a.
eea'eE ~ The rrsp~sgl,e bloch, ,,,..
aiIacpRt 10 said s'fpc;s ~ ,s,.s
proved
reUsi"g fuqg The su,lss "a s,..
ssy upsrFs ag-sisi By sail izs,s,.
hisHl shaft 30 st,ea - regst,,a a.
thu charles,
state ~ pEoguA.
tauntf 81 hiapash
tstt Ut htamAsh faits
I. a I, i.ezds,. i'al}ss Jsas. =,
sho EiI II kiamalh Ealls o,ssn
40 urrrbt astsst tho iufssosss "a !.
property saFoilvL sugy o., ,ss ,w.
lm'4nn sd"lssa b. ma,osiyy q a.
rrAbrfs Of ghU CuuaOa e,s.sqs
s!rss uH sHr ssEh aay u yasap
EStt g.. LEAFtrt
I'Vlirs tudss 81 tEs Cty Il
klamath FALLS. ussses
PRESENTED ta thr Ms70F. anA ,, an
approved on sho sslh aAy u lsas
sgYs t9ti.
T y AtCnUtAs
SaFbG oI ths cIss " kl4As,s r.s
lsa 10th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31

balance that may rcmatn duo the
.rtaIutir after applying all the proceeds
Of said sale an aho,. provided fha,
tho drfcudant aud all pstsons claim
lns under him aubsedaen, to the esn'
cutlan ~ riaIntlns said mortgage
upon said landa and prenlsss. either
80 purchasers. lncumhfahcers ~ 9th
r,Niso may DO barred aud fofecloaod
ut all eight. ttalm nt equity of TO-
demptlou Ia aui 10 said lands aud
premises aud every part thereof,
That plaiattr have sueh other aud
further relief as Ia the court MAJ
scrm iust aud equitable,
fhiu summons Ia served BY rabliea'
tuIo thereof Ia the EypaInK Herald.
talb newspaper oI gsnetal rireaia'
lion published tn klamath coaaJ.
urrsua, by order at Honorable iionry
g. ucuaun. Iudge oI Ihe above eati'
tied court. made. dated aad hlod In
spld suH at klamath fAiia. oteson.
on tho gith day ut January, istt.
sbg,A said order requires that
auumous Ia said sul, be published
once week Tor a period ul ola eoa'
apcutNo weeks. trpm the stsh day OF
January. lsii. tho date OF the afs,
publication OF summons prescribed 10
said order.
ROtlyn uROE3bECk.
Attorney Tor ftaIn,lr
zisJisTsilrgi,gsh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31

q kultNA " blNEhSf. 'N'sNs
vs.
( Frank irish. Defendant,
10 Frank lrlah. tho above named dc
IcndRnt,
( In yAo name OF the stats oG osekos.
iytu are hereby required To appear
I aud answer the complaint nlcd
asainst you la the above pnutlod salt
ON or before Saturday. the Tth DAY
of March. 1914. that being the last
day OF the ,tme prescribed In tho or
Dire for publication Of this summons.
and II you laii'so To appear and att
aver, for want thereof tho plalntlG
viii apply To tho court for the relief
demanded In tho compiaint. 10 Wit
tor a Judgment against the said de-
tcndant. Frank Irish. for the sam OF
$500. together slth latorost thereon
at the rate OF 10 per cent per anaum
from January 5. 1914. and tor tho
further sum OF s5f,os paid out for
taxes on said premises. with in,efos,
thereon at tho rate OF 10 per cent per
annum from peccmecr IL. 1914. and
for the further sum OF 400 at attor-
ncy's fees for instiiutinx this suit. aud
for the costs and disbursements here.
IN. that tho said sum OF s6f.Os, with
intereat thereon at tho rate Of 10 pof
cent per annum from December Ia.
isi5. be declared TO be an additional
lion on said premises In favor of
plaintiff aud against defendant. that
tho usual decree b. made for the sale
OF the lands and premises described
in plaintiffs mortgage. that is to sAy:
West half Of northwest quarter OF
section thir,y-tiss. and tho east half
OF tho southeast quarter Of section
nineteen. and the east hal. OF the
northeast quarter of section thirty.
all in township thirty -eIgh, south.
range ton HaSt OF willamette merid.
ian. In Oregon.
That the said salc b. made by the
sheriff OF Klamath county. Oregon. In
manner provided BY Law. That tho
proceeds Of said sale be applied In the
payment OF said Judgment. interest,
'oata and attorneys feen and all ae-
'ruing coats. That plaintiff have CT
seutlon against the defendant for any
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31
i;ssuiutiun
gt,Ji,T.it gl,zs

i,,,, iaring the tnt-ntiaa of the tan,'
mou ,oan,ii oi the tity of kiam'
ath taiis to imprusc Ilshtt'
St~-t fr,~s Nsia to Nigt,
stsv-t. nigh street. frun tighti,
to Ninth. Nlnth s,rr~t iroa,
itish n rs,aisStl frtsi~rt
tptam sIr~.t from i'fusp~si Ia
White. White ssrp,t ffum Up
ham to p~ita.
Tho Cr,y Of Klamath Falls b. It's
rommea CouHcll resolves
Section One That. whsfuas. TO
ylgiou has boSa aisd aish the Police
judsc. slgaca BY moss thaa tsa tsses
holders Of the ei,y os kiaaath Falls.
= hose property will be Affected b. she
Improvement proposed. which P~t!s
tlna ~as PFuzrH,ea 10 shs Tommoa
couac'l having Tor I,s object the la
pSoySmsnI nt Eight ssfres ,sum MsIn
to High susos. High sJFSe, trum
EIshiS TO Nlash. Nla,h street fsum
siish to Prospect. Prospect street
tgUm NjHih 10 lphaa. tphaa street
from Prospect TO White. White a,rrSt
from tpham 10 poi,a. isriadIas alt
Intersections VI streets
And whereas. tho cammna Csaaeil
directed tho city engineer To pFvpare
plans and specifications asd estimates
pt the various slaas OF improvements
'oaslblo Ios tho proposed Improve.
meHt q! sEpse described stf.sta aud
parts thereof. and be having alsa
sish tho Police Judge for the ransia.
Grafton of tn. Common ceuscii piaas
aud specifications and estimates of
eus' at the proposed Improvement.
and these having been duiy eossids
cfod By tho Common CouuslI and
'nnEd satisfactory.
HV Il resolved. Tha, tho said plans
and speeiheatIohs are approved sad
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31

Surety bonds on short notice. Nc
Chilcose, ass Main st.. phose %.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-31

Legal Noeics.
Notice Inviting Proposals TO purchase
City Of klamath Falls Registered
General Municipal Coupon Bonds.
Sealed proposals win be received
BY the police judge of the city of
klamath Falls. Oregon, until the hour
iof 5 o'clock .. N. of February 3,
1914. for the purchase Of $50, 900. 90
City of klamath Falls. Oregon. gen
eral municipal registered coupon
bonds OF the denomination Of
100000 each. authorized at an elec.
ition held November "a, 1913. for the
construction OF city hall. Said
bonds will bear interest at the rate
OF six per cent. per annum. and be
payable twenty years from date Of
issue. Interest payable semi-annual-
ly. Both principal and interest pay
able at the fiscal agency OF the state
OF Oregon. in the city Of New York.
Proposals to purchase said bonds
must be accompanied by a certified
check. certified by some recognized
responsible bank. payable to the po-
lice judge OF said city, for an amount
equal to five per cent of the amount
bly,. Said bonds will be sold for cash
paid down at time of delivery and
for not less than par and accrued in
terest.
Said bonds 10 be dated April 1,
1914, The city Of klamath Falls re-
serves the right to reject any and all
Said bonds are Issued and
disposed Of under the charter of the
city OF klamath Falls. Proposals to
said bonds will he open and /
by the common council at
The council chamber in the city of
klamath Falls. Oregon, corner Main
and Second streets. on the 9th day 4
)f February, 1914.
A. l.. LEAVITT,
Police Judge of the City of Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon.
Dated at klamath Falls, OREGON.
2, 1914. l-3.2-Sh