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As II i important that sound conclusions
be drawn on which 10 base the develop
mcnt ~ citrus fruit culture mat will in
evitably result from the proof Of tins sea
son. would call attention again 10 the
imperative necessity for craalcating the
scale insects that are even now establish
cd and of keeping them of the trees and
fruit in future. Scale infested fruit will
not sell properly. because II, appearance
l. disgusting. Aud the millions oi scale
insects are actually "a many tiny pumps,
ldrawing out the trees life juices. Proper
spraying with INSECTICIDES will eradicate
them and keep both trees and fruit clean
and healthy. So also will fumigaiion with
lhydroryanic gas. generated under 4 tent
placed over the tree.
While convinced 81 the large profits "a
d. derived from grapefruit. | have les ron
fdencc IN tbc other citrus fruit~. or al
least III any sort ~ oranges. IN those We
come into direct competition. and are han
dlcappcd in several ways. In grapefruit
we nave many advantages. And We must
remember that. even with the tent cost
added, We will have grape fruit groves
costing n les than half n much a groves
IL California and Florida whose crop will
not bring nearly % much money.
This j. because our land, at present,
costs 20 much less: water costs less: la
bor costs less; We are nearer the market,
etc.
The stock or root on which grape fruit
trees are IL W. buddcd j. m important
matter. Citrus trifoliata. which ! the
stock giving the greatest hardness Ia the
variety II carries. \ not suitable Tor the
~oil and conditions Of the section south and
west ~ Port Lavaca or Whereabouts. Sou
Seeding i, we'll adapted TO the soil of
Southwest Texas. but II T. very tender
itself and gives little hardness 70 the top
or variety II carries. Witness the hun
drcd~ of sour orange trees III Brownsville
whose existence i owing 10 Their budded
orange or grapefruit tops being killed by
frost. after which they ~prouted M from
the roots. China rough lemon j. also used.
but that D. still more tender. 50 also n
Seeding grapefruit ~ a stock. Tn fact -,
none II the latter three are suitable be-
cause their nature i To- grow IN a very
warm spell and make tender shoots that
will Kill IN = cold snap and sour poison the
SAP. Tor II i, our warm weather III win
ter. succeeded quickly by a few degrees
Of frost. that brings our danger.)
We have al many old ranches, AL over
South Texas. orange trees known n
Sweet Seeding. Many Of these trees are
p Ia 40 years old. and they have learned
Ia endure the peculiarities Of this climate.
This i the stock on which We should bud
grape fruit. or any citrus fruit, for that
same section. This j. 4 conclusion too
plain To- ignore n = also the protection of
trees and the superiority Of South Texas
grapefruit.
And when these and tho mann other
technical and special practices necessary
to employ citrus fruit culture are brought
into play. Southwest Texas will ~ found
a. have in the grapefruit a product that
will bring fame and wealth, even ~ will
the date and the pecan.
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81 SALE

Ey virtue IT n certain order issued by the
clerk ~ the District Court ~ Cameron Coun-
~. on the 2ist day ~ December. 1914. in a
certain cause wherein James A.. Browne. Agnes
A. Browne. Stephen l.. Browne. Irene q.
Browne and Mary 4. Browne. are plaintiffs
and the Unknown Heirs Il Margaret Hohan. de-
ceased. and the InknuMn Owners ~ the lands
hereinafter described are defendants. in favor
Of said plaintiffs. together with All costs IL
suit. that being the amount of a Judgment re-
covered by James a. Browne. - al. plaintiffs.
IN the district Court ~ Cameron County. 81
the 3oth day of November, 1914. | have leyied
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LIFE INSURANCE REFUSED.

Ever notice how closely life insurance
examiners look for symptoms Of kidney
diseases' They do so because weakened
kidneys lead to many forms Of dreadful
life shortening Affections. If YOU have
any symptoms like pam in the back. fire.
quent, >canty or painful action. tired feel
ing, aches and pains, get Foley Kidney
Pills today. Martinez Drug Store. North
Market Square.-ady,
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American is Remanded.

Aberdeen, Scotland. Jan. l4-Adolph
Dlczel, claiming American citizenship and
IN possession Of an American passpor,
dated August IA, 1911. was rcnanded her.
today on the charge Of violating the ,l;eps,
restriction order.
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Would Prevent Johnson Willard Fight.

I'll Paso, Texas, Jan. ll.-Carranza Of
iirlal~ here said today that Carranz. will
prevent Jack Johnson from entering Mex
leo ny the West coast for hi fight in .Jua-
reg with Je~- Willard. brcaur the fight
twill enrich the war chest of General
Villa"
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further direct thr iny mrnf NM Hl costs ID this
snit and partition wv INV prufrrd~ from Slid
sale. after the payment nf such costs, among
thr PARTIES NV said suit. mi NM which an NJ rrr-
ord fully manifest.
TIE above sale ON made hy mn ~ satisfy the
above described Judgment WV favor WI james "A.
liruWnr. ~ aL. together with the costs If said
suit. Hnd thr proceeds applied NM the ~sntisfar-
tipn thereof. w. Y. NANN.
sheriff Cameron County, Texas.
81 I1 IT..
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killed back show serious injuries. defects
and decay IL the trunks and main branches
that will shorten their lives. cause them
10 break down, suffer from 'mal dl gonna,
.fr
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"A %gvru>cupc w. used ~ hold erect Y
new motor driven unicyclc in vhirh The
drivers seat and motor are contained
within 4 single large wheel.
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Poor relations arr almost a- easy wv tr.
cumElate a. empty tomato cans.
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All things rome ~ the man who wait
I w. waits ou himself while waiting.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-04

Bryant & Chapman Co.,. Hartford o. K. Baking Co.,, Hartford S. z. Poli, Hartford
 New Haven Dairy Co.,, New Haven Skat Co.,, Hartford.
 Century Chemical Co.,, Indianapolis, Ind. Bee Bee Confectionery Co.,, Dayton, O. Buffalo Speciality Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-04

Illinois Canning Co.,, Hoopeston, III. Jersey Cereal Food Co.,, Cereal, Pa. Hershey Chocolate Co.,, Hershey, Pa. s. M. BiXby & Co.,, New York
 The Bon Ami Co.,, New York
 The Bamacea Co.,, Boston, Mass. The Kelley Peanut Co.,, Boston, Mass Baker Extract Co.,, Springfield, Mass. Ohio Match Co.,, Wadsworth, O.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-04
HOOSier Gsh;%f GitShs

They miles and o combine cupboard nc
 FEATURES LABOR
 Many Entirely New
 Here are some of the aborsvng features FIooser Cab il with hundreds of carefully balanced dial meat choice metal flour bn absolutely 
  hook level your packages and labeled for ice book milk
  wonderful shaker flour sitter that cleans the our crystal ingenious bin easily cleaned; glassfour with sitter 42x39 inchesbigger for linen
 cupboard above the table, Also the roomy ends and the exceptionally large . table
 Prices $25.6O to $38.5O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24
FIRE Loss AND PREVENTION
st ). THROUGH u. puslioae,oa

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

cabable Of manual del,yerv :.
much thereof a. may be- noc...s.. " . \.
satisfy the plaintin'a claim Of ~. ~
with interest thereon u, tho ra,s ~, = .
per cent per annum. from ~.
seth. 1913. for the sum Of sSS n
costs and disbursements. and go ~ !.
sale. to the Highest bidder for casA "
G. C, Low,
sheriff OF klamath County. stat, !,
Oregon. p"
NY 0Eo. G. uLRiCH. Depu,y
l'-a\.l.t.is
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n ths CIrcuit cou,t "a ~. stst. ~
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BONANZA sauErs
q Z Z

Rev. ana Mrs. Q. w. Hail left yes
terday Tor Rossburg. where they will
attend The aanual conference Of the
y. H. church. TAsv Wsre accompa.
nied hy John Yahr. who will spend
before hs rsturns.
3. W. Bsees arrived here Sunday.
This comp,stss the corps Of teachers
In our school.
The Wan Moor brothers are drill.
ing . wen q .tAs ssAoo> house. some
thing that hAa bsea badly needed for
several yeafs.
The thrssASrs are very busy In this
part Of the c6un&ry. The results are
q little disappointing to some.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

Catches Alligator o. Hook
United Prees Service
ST. PAUL. Minn.. Sept 3A.-Ex.
element reigned high whsn Victor
johnson caught an alligator while
peacefully Ashing In White Bear Lake.
y fashionable suburban summer -.
sort. It was several days bsCors Vie
tor found the alligator had been
placed ON his hook By friends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24
Ranges

We hsve So0e raAgeo that We think
will appeal to those waneing . nsat,
smooth, nicely Constructed nft1e
range. They are won b1ilG anA a
good material and Stand q . san1onEy
base. which gives thea VIZ sttsact-
i've appearance. Tie SFeates9 eeaeaEe
Of these ranges y The pssos- -ooo.1o.
VIRGIL Z son, Cor. lth a.d KlAmath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24
Points the Way


Our nsighboring town Yreka points
the way in the words Of one Of IT.
most respected readers:
James Lovelace. Fourth street
Yreka, Calf. says: Time after time
l have had lumbsso and backachs 20
badly that / could scarcely do any
thing. l used many remedies. but
none seemed to do me any good. BE-
fore had finished one boz Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. the backache and other
troubles had left"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for . kidney remedy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-ths same that
Mr.. Lovelace had. Foster Nilburn
Co., props. Buffalo. N. Y.
paid Advertlssnant)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

United Press Service
GRAND FORKS. N. D.. Sept. ST.
That he was robbed In Jail. was the
complaint Of John 0sorge. . Turk.
0sorge said he secreted $500 from
guards. whom imprisoned. but told .
fellow prisoner about Il. Guards
heard commotion. and rescued
George. His complaint was that his
antagonist had stolen his. $500. The
guards could not ilnd the money.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

uArte Eekhar0ts ana Tor change OF
her name to aassl Marie Adams.
CARL ADAMS,
EVA ADAMS,
state oe Oregon.
County OF KlAmath. .:
We. Cael Adams ana Eva Adams,
bsang ssvefally sworn. say: That ws
iare the pstitiensrs above named. and
that the foregoing petition Is true. ~
We verify believe.
CARL ADAMS,
EVA ADAMS,
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this asa day Of september, 1915.
R0LLO 9. 0RoESBECK.
(Seal) Notary Public for Oregon.
Ny commission expires January ~.
1915.
Upon reading the petition. nled
herein. Of Carl Adams and Eva
Adams. his wife. praying for . decree
of this court that said petitioners be
granted lsaws to adopt and to change
the name OF Marie Eckhardt, Hattie
Eckhardt mother Of said child. hav.
Ing consented In writing to such
adoption: and II further appearing
from the alldavit Of Carl Adams that
Albert d. Eckhardt. father Of the
child. Il not within TIE state Of Ore
ron. and that personal service Of said
petition and Of this order cannot be
made upon him within said state.
Il 10 Ordered that Tuesday. the
18th day Of November. 1915. at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day. and the Klamath county
court house a4 Klamath Falls, Oregon.
be and are hxed - the time and place
for the hearing Of said petition, and
that said Albert d. EckhArdt appear
1t said time and place and show cause.
II any he have. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted. It ID
further ordered that said petition and
this order be published once Q week
for three successive wssls, In the
Evening Herald. . uswspaper printed
and pub'ished at klamath Falls.
Klamath county. Oregon. the nrst
publication thereof 70 b made on Fri
day. TIE 14th day Of ssplsmbsr. 1915.
II = further ordered that . copy OF
said petitiop and Of this order beI
forthwith mailed to saad Albert d.
Eckhardt. at Sacramento. California.
bis last known address.
Dated at klamath Talls. Oregon.
this 5Sd day OF September. 1915.
MARION HANKS.
Judge Of the Entitled Court.
1l.1-o
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administrators. sxecutors. and
samuel d. Hoidsrmsa, trustee OF
GEORGE q. Wilco1, deeeased,


samuel d. Hoidsrmsa. trustee OF
George q. wileo1. dscsassd.
In the Name OF the state Of Ore
gon: You and each OF you are here
BY required to appear aud answer the
complaint OF the plainti60 died IN the
above entitled suit against you. and
each Of you on or before the eth
day OF October. 1915; that being the
date set for you to appear and answer
by order Of Hon. George Noland.
Judge Of the Circuit Court OF Oregon
for klamath county. and II you fall to
NO appear and answer 10 the com.
plaint Of the PLAINTIFF filed herein.
plaintiffs will ask the court for the
specific relief prayed for In their
complaint. to wit: The partition.
sale and distribution OF proceeds TO
the respective plaintiffs and defend.
ants a. their interest may appear IN
and to the following described real
estate. to Wit:
The southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section two:
the east half Of the southeast
quarter. west half Of the northeast
quarter. and east half OF the north.
west quarter. all In section eleven:
northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter. section fourteen: and the
northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section nine: all Of said
described lands being IN township
thirty-ssven south, range seven
east. Willamette Meridian. Khan.
ath county. state Of Oregon.
This suit 10 brought for the pur.
pose OF partitioning the said above
described real estate: that plainti6s
allese that said real estate cannot be
distributed In kind. therefore they
ask for the sale Of the same and dis
tribution OF the proceeds a. BY law
provided.
This Summons 10 published In the
Evening Herald. a .ewspaper printed
and published In the city Of klamath
Falls. Oregon. and Of general circu-
lation In the county Of Klamath. state
OF Oregon. being the county In which
the above described real estate 10 sit.
uated: the said paper being desiguat-
cd and named In the order Of the Hon.
George Noland. Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of the state Of Oregon for
klamath county. In his order OF the
18th day Of August. 1915, - being
the paper most likely to convey notice
to said dsfendants.
The frst publication Of said notice
being on the 10th day Of August.
1915. and the last publication being
on the lst day Of October. 1915. b.
Ing six consecutive and successive
weeks.
d. L. ELLIOTT,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, 3ll.ll vii.
Its Building. klamath Falls. Ore.
Eon. 20.37.3-10.17.3l.l
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Uhttod Ftooo Ootv1o0
SACRAMENTO. Sept s4.---Money
10 'loosenine up" says Friend W.
Richardson. stats treasurer. who pre-
diets thax the >l.soo.eoo worth Of
Untverstty Of California building
bonds win ssll ~ . premium. The
bonds. which will b sold within the
next two months. ars 10 bear interest
OF ~ Per ceat. The bonds are print
ed and ready for the market.
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Notice of 6heri4's Sale
Equity No. 6l9)


Equity No. el9)
In tho Circuit Court for the state OF
Oregon. in and for klamath
County.
y. J. Morton. Plaintiff.
Milburn Knapp. the Mutual Milling
Company q corporation). Charles
Graves and Robert May. Defend
ants.
Under and by virtue Of An order Of
sale In foreclosure and decree Of the
circuit court for the County Of Klam.
ath and State Of Oregon. fled In said
court on the 18th day Of July. 1915.
wherein J. J. Norton a. plaintiff. re-
covered said decree and order Of sale
against the defendants. Milburn
Knapp. the Mutual Milling company .
corporation. Charles Graves and Rob-
ert May. ordering that the said plain
TIL. J. J. Morton. have his claim Of
lien foreclosed In said action and the
same being for the sum Of 100000.
with interest thereon at the rate Of 8
per cent per annum from the seth
day of August. 1913. and for the costs
and disbursements Of said action
amounting TO the sum OF Ssl.3s. and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

Don't fail to hear w. r. SNOW at
Houston's opera house Septsmsr -.
- and 30. Fres. ss-sts
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Scattered Shots


ANOTHER TINE the followers Of
the Little Father have escaped the
German trap. But the pitcher can't
30 to the we'll forever and kesp intact.
ANY HAM ACTOR better not come
to this town. II the populace should
take It into their heads to throw some
homegrown vegetables. not only the
actor. but the opsra houss would be
demolished. 4 turnip down 70 Fred
Fleets once weighs twelve pounds.
It would be a. bad a. in Cape Colony.
who're ticy throw ostrich egss.
A WOMAN gave her husband and
her ten sons TO the war. II IL q fact
to be shouted to the skies. 70 that
whosoever may watch with saddsued
eyes from the high place may know
that the old godlike strain Of those
He moulded has not died out n ths
darkening years.
rALL-with Following srais ana fan-
ins applss and deadsning skies and
louthwsrd winsing birds-has In sv-|
~ tone. svsry whisper. . promise Of
wintse. Bat Y you look s,ossly on The !
lwigs from which the lssves tall you
may So tiny. undovolopea buds. anA |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

THE WAY. J. r. Morgan 3 nakinS
and lending money. II looks - II 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

- sssssvss ssms ssst sssk s,ss.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-24

ooaN ~ b hsae ". h. onew q
uou1ooas eosra house Sspee0sr -,
- - -. rsss. ss-st'
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development Of these resources
to their fullest extent.

development Of these resources
to their fullest extent.
You are requested to devote
a portion Of the afternoon Of
Friday, November 18th, to exer-
cisees in your school which will
strongly impress on our boys and
girls the wonderful opportunities
our state offers to industrious,
thrifty, and upright citizens.
Impress on them the fact that,
while our natural resources are
great and in need of develop
ment, we must bear in mind
that good citizenship must be
developed at the same time.
Let each teacher and superin-
tendent write at least one let
ter 20 a friend In another state
explaining the splendid oppor-
tunities our state offers to in
dustrious, law abiding citizens.
Call attention to our schools,
churches, colleges and the splend-
i'd spirit Of fraternalisnn which
prevails in North Dakota.
Respectfully,
e. j. TAYLOR,
Superintendent Of Public IN
structiOn.
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POLITICS Is WARMING UP
IN NORTH DAKOTA

The political game is continu-
ing the warming up" process
in North Dakota. From the tone
of the answer given to a question
by The Forum g Bismarck corrc-
spondent yesterday as published
last evening, it would appear
that T. F. Marshall Of Oa.kes is
seriously considering the question
of entering the senatorial race
once more.
While no candidate for this off;-
flee has as yet made a formal
announcement on the subject. it
is a foregone conclusion that
Sen. p. j. McCnmber is in the
race to succeed himself and It
is generally believed that Cover
nor Hanna will oppose him for
the republican nomination. A
race between McCumber and
Hanna would be worth wstt.ril..
but with Marshall an ''aG,d Il
starter" the three cornered CON
test that would result. would
make an interesting fight to
say the least, as Mr.. Marshall
suggests.
That Mr.. Marshall should once
more make the race for the
senatorial toga, would not be
surprising. He served three
t;srms in the lower house Of con-
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number being greater than in an,
month, except last December
since the war began.
Eugene V. Debs, many times
socialist candidate for president,
is holding nightly meetings in
New York preaching suffrage
gospel in all parts Of the city.
Peace at all costs ism t as bad
as war that costs all.-F'argo
Courier-News.
Wiesthope Standard-Matt
johnson in his Omemee Herald
last week seemed to think it was
funny that the county papers
didn't get up on their hind legs
and paw the air in connection
with the recent visit of Senator
Nc Clmber. Most Of the papers
made a news item Of the event
which was all that was required.