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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17

You can bs happy.toote1 Just liks
me. Use "Tls" and mover suiRsr With
tender. raw. buriAg. bllstsred. swoll-
en-, tired. smelly feet. TIE" and
only "Tl1" takes the pain and sore
ness out Of corns. callouses aad hum
Ions.
A soon - you put your feet IN =
TIE bath. you Just feel ths Aappi.
ness soaking In. How goo1 your
poor old fsst feel. They waAt to
1aucA tor Joy, TIE" y grand. "TIB"
Instantly draws out all the poisonous
exudatlons wAtch pu9 up your ee6k
and cause sors. iaaamsd. aching,
sweaty. smelly feet.
Oct : 16 cent bog OF "TiS" at Any
drug store or department store. 0et
instant foot rslisf. Laugh q tooe
sufferer Who complain. Because
your fset are aeves. never soiag 81
bothsrsP mako yoH lluH ~ moPs.
(A1voetlaomeoAl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17
DELEGATES STUDY
FRESNO PROJECTS
Uu,,ed Press Service

FRESNO. Sept. f.-Delegates 10
the international Irritation Cingress
spent today making excursions. gain
Ing an occular demonstration OF the
methods and results OF profitable irri-
Gntion about Fresno.
A session will be held tonight at
which prominent irrigation experts
will speak. and tomorrow morning q
special train will take the delegates
to Sacramento. whore the coneress
will meet in the assembly chamber OF
the state capitol.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17

Summons for Pablicatioa
Equity No. 70s; Register Z. Paqp 334
IN the Circuit Court Of TIE state Of
Oregon. In and tor klamath
County.
Ella N. Aarston. Widow. = q.
Plaintiffs.
Reliance a. Amsdsn. Of a.. Defend
aAts.
To Reliance 4. Amsden and -
Amsden. her husband; nyroa Kan-
son Avery and ---- Aver, III
wife: Leighton L. Hale and
Hale. BIZ wife: Theuas D. Hall
and - Hals. his vite; Nslne =,
Avery. widow Of willian H.sAye-
~. decsAssd; xosa Avery 9bmp-
kiAs aad TemDklns, hee ~.
hand; Russ Ayery aA1 Ap6gt.
his vito; YesvA Aver. uolDags
rleds kaaeon Ayogvs unn9G a
Aanls Wileoz. wi1oW oe OoeoUa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17
Notice Of SheriR's sale
Equity No. 649)

Notice OF SheriR's Sale
Equity No. 6%9)
In the Circuit Court for the State OF
Oregon. In and for Klamath
County.
J. J. Morton. Plaintiff.
W.
Gilburn Knapp. the Mutual Milling
Company (a 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. nled in said
court on the 18th az OF July. 1915.
wherein J. J. Morton ~ plaintiff. re-
covered said decree and order Of sale
against the dsfendants. Nilburn
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 forecl0sed In said action and the
same being for the sum OF 100000.
with interest thereon at the rate OF Q
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 esl.as. and
costs accruing. b. satisaed out OF the
sale Of the following described per-
sonal property. to bs sold on the leth
day Of October. 1913. At the hour Of
. O'Clock p. m. on said day. and that
prior to the said sale notice he given
In newspaper Of general circulation
In klamath county. once q week for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17
EASY TO OARktN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Y'G cAN HniNG RACK COLOR
AND irsrnk wiTn SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

Whom you darksn your hair With
Sage Tea and Sulphur no one can tell.
because rs done 90 naturally. %
evenly. Preparing this nixture q
home. though. 10 mussy and trouble.
some. For 80 cents you can buy at
ANY drug store the rsady-lo-vse tosic
called wyeth's sage and Sulphur HAIR
Remedy" You just dampea Z speage
or soft brush with Il and draw this
through your hair. tAkins one snail
strand st . time. ~ mosoias alI
gray hair disappssrs. AaA. after %.
other application o. two. yoss hair
becomes beautifully daskesed. sloesy
aud laxuttsAt. You will also discover
daudrur Is gone and hair has stopped
falling.
Gray. faded hair. though 10 dis-
grace. 10 = sign OF old age. and - ~
Ill desire . youthful appearance. get
busy at once with Wyeth's sage md
sulphur. and look years younger.
Klossy. soft and iuxuriant.
tPsid Advsrtissosst,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17

o. wilcox. lseeasel; El1s Nay
Hoidsrnan ssl 1anusl .. flellsr-
maa. ~ husbasl: Bsst q. Wileox
and ----- WILCOX. his wife: 0eor-
giana Ridgwsy, unmarried; Ny
ron Hamilton WiIeox, unnasS3o1; /;
Lulu Olive Wilcox. unnaSS5el: |:
Alta Wilcox. unmarried; Ana
Grace Wilcox Taylor and -
Taylor. her husbanl: HnmoAs
Wilcox, unmarried. son Of John
Emmons Wilcox, deesased: John
II Emmons wiieox, ,decsased; 0eoses
G. wilcox. deceased: willian n.
Avery. deceased. and each Of their
heirs. iegatsss. Representatives.
administrators, sxecutors, and
Samuel D. Holdsrmam, trustee Of
George O. Wilcox. dsssassd.
In the Name Of the STATE Of Ore
gon: You and each Of you are here
BY required to appear ana answer The
complaint Of the plaintiRs alsA n the
above entitled suit against you. and
each OF you on or before the ~
day Of October. 1915: that being the
date set for you to appear and answer
BY order OF Hon. George Nolsn1.
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Oregon
for klamath county. and II ron fan 10
10 appear and answer 70 the co.,
plainf OF the PLAINTIFF aled herein,
plaintiRs Will ask the court for ~
specific relief prayed for u tAsir
complaint. to Wit: The partition.
sale and distribution of proceeds 70
the respective pIaintiAs ard ds1saA-
ants q their interest nay spDeaS n
and to the following described rsal
estate. to Wit:
The southwest quaftse ofls The
southeast quarter Of ssctioa two:
the east hs1f OF the southeast
quarter. west half Of the neetAsast
quarter, and east half Of ~ north
west quarter. sll IN section slsvea:
northeast quarter of the noFthsast
quarter. ssction Sourtssa; asa TIE
northeast quarter Of The southwest
quarter Of section nine: III of said
Z described lands being n township
thirty-seven south. ra1ge ssvon
east. Willamette Meridian. Klan-
ath county, state Of Oregon. 4
This suit b brought for TIE pur-
pose Of partitioning the saia above
described real estate: that plainti1s
allege that said real estate cannot -
distributed IN kind. therefore thsy
ask for the sale Of the saDe ana a.
tribution OF the proceeds - b. lav
provided.
This Summons b publishsd II ths
Evening Herald. Z .swspaper printed
and published In the city, Of Klaaath
Falls. Oregon. and Of esneral cireu-
lation In the county OF klamath. state
OF Oregon. being The county h vhieh
the above described real estate Il sit-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-17

nd that the .a,6 n,nnertv - ~ !.
prsonsA proc.,tv r.A., .~>..s,c..
Th. ..m. h.,.~.
Ona ..aam NH, .hnrs a ,..A..
nv fs sAet.
One st.sm ho.,., !, .,,o,,. a ,,.h..
nv ia see4 hoth selA hn,i.,. ccr.
plete with smots stacts.
A comn,e4. - :, .,... ,,,...
cocr.c,.I v,.h -. -. 49,.
one stsam numn ~ ,vo ho,,.,
capacity.
All mining comnie,. h.,o,.,,~ %
boilers ana engine incinAi,s .iot.
valves .team coct. ana ....m a..
paratu. sor .s,A ho,I.,..
One Fri. steem .n.in. .&ou, "a
feat bv IA fset Win IN. ~ .,,ch
Gardner sovernor ana ,hrntti.
WITH pinInr ana n,r,r. cor..ct,o,.
srom en.,r. ,o - ho,,.-..
Ono ensin. Nvvh.., nr,i.x halt.
ed IN ..v m.,A,., vs.h ,o,,a..,o,
.a ~ -" m.nole'' WIN iounost'on
p,ant.
p'.n''
one 'I'ct'oh 'os no'st' WIN @!
n dr,ve .hsft.
70 u'''e n
,,,.h ,a.. ,a...."a go. ".r...'.,
80.
C,...h m.,h.., go .s.s. s.,..s
>, .a.,...
N. rn.,.h. x.,v. h.,. 1885,.
Ins with Aonbla ..v hu.t.
One s.v carriage WITH two ..ts
OF Prescott head BLOCK. eomniete
vith trc,Aect.,. ..A .,t..h.,.,t..
One Prescott shot gun feed about
10 inches BY - fest, complsts with
steam fittings, pipings, valves and
complete connections back TO boii-
srs;
One stub edger:
One 30-inch surface plansr;
Two iron oil barrels;
One set two wheeled Iogging
trucks or wheels:
Transfer couveyors. sprocket
wheels and chains. iron work pull
leys and all appliances complete for
the mill;
All lumber trucks. tramways and
tramway irons and track irons COM
plete. connecting the mill with the
Southern Pacific right OF way;
All tho blacksmith tools, saws.
WOODWORKING machinery and their
connectione. appliances. belts and
betting. shaftins. paileys. chains.
belonging to said mill and al loca4-
ed on section ~. Township -
south. Range Z east Willamette
Meridian. IN klamath County. Ore
gon.
And It was further ordered that the
'oceeds OF said sale b applied
lst-To the payment Of the said
IN Of 100000 with interest there
at the rate OF 8 Per cent PER an
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
FUNERAL OF MRS. KRAMER
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral of Mrs. Emma Kramer.
late resident at 921 Mulberry street.
South Canon. took place from Trinity
Lutheran church on Macon avenae
at O'Clock last Saturday afternoon
and was largely attended by the
friends of the deceased. She is sur
vived by Eve children; Misses Irene,
Emma and Josephine of sonth Can
on. Miss Margaret of Durango. Colo
rado. and Ernest Kramer of San Fran
cisco. California
Mrs Kramer was born in Dresden.
Germany. June "a. 1860. and came to
the United States to make her home
in iss2. The funeral service last Sat
urday was conducted by Rev. E
w. Harner. Burial was at Lakeside
cemetery
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
MANY FREAK" MEASURES
INTRODUCED IN LEGISLATURE

state" Mitten Is the author of the
bin providing for closed season for
jack rabbits.
Senator Carver and West were nam
ed as the joint authors of bill ito
prohibit Senator Carver from voting
on any question until after Senator
West had cast his vote. SO he, Sena-
tor Carver. may not be compelled to
change his vote in order to vote
against Senator West, and to provide
a penalty for violation thereof"
Senator Bill Adams was named as
the author Of two bills. One of them
provides that chickens shall go to
roost between the hours of p. m.
and Z p. M"
The other bill, in ridicule of Sena-
tor C. B. Hamilton and his charge
that druggists are preparing to sell
liquor after prohibition goes into
effect, is ito create the office Of drug
store inspector after Jan. 1, 1916, de-
fining the duties of such officer, rec
ommending the appointment of Chas.
B. Hamilton to this office, and fixing
the salary at 5000 a year"
Hamilton announced that he would
take the job without pay. and will
guarantee that no drug store will sell
liquor while he is in office
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Detained Her. BY BAD weather.

Thomas A. Dwyer. who was expected
to return to Victor from Canon City
last Friday was detained there on az
count OF the bad weather in the noun
tains and will not arrive here until
today. Mr. Dwyer made the journey
TO the valley in his big Detroit-Abbott
touring car. and while the storm did
not extend to Canon City. the snow
drifted this side of that place, making
motor travel somewhat difficult Vic
tor Record
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FUNERAL OF ROLLIE
BEACH on SUNDAY

Tho funeral OF the late Rollie Beach
who was killed by the fail Of der
rick while loading stone At Texas
Creek iAst Friday afternoon. was held
at the family home. three miles south
Of cotopaxi. u II O'Clock Sunday NOR
ming. The service, which waa large
" attended BY the friends Of the de-
csasst. Ma conducted By Rev. = W.
RaS1eF. p4s,os q TFiniiy LuiAeraA
church = Nh tity. bufiaI N. =
~ ccolsy y coale,lo - ~ y
oe, n NJ ~ s',1ll = ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

civil engineer In Panama. came homo
IN the summer OF 1903 for . vacation
and she returned with him in sep,eu-
ber ana spent = year there In teaching
It place half way across the Isth-
muA The building was one-room
white wooden structure. built on stilts
70 allow the pausase Of ar underneath
during he rainy weather. 4 large
eelecne1 yeraAaa wAs huilt around
~ el1se ana larse doovs opened mp
= ~ nehina - ideAl frseh s'r
5.1esa - ~ = peO,ls ~ M ons.
: ~ 1 .sl.6 kNes,sotas
& ss ~ AnSl,lr
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tBY uNIrEl, PRESS

Denver. Feb. 12.-with the dead
line for the introduction of bills In
the legislature passed by week to-
day, Senators and Representatives
had a chance to look back and see
some Of the atrocities" that were
committed. especially during the night
session when the hour for submitting
measures was drawing to close.
Senator Reuben ]. Morris, had a
measure to his credit Ito prevent re-
tail grocers from mixing sawdust and
shavings with cereals and breakfast
foods. and to prevent retail grocers
from carrying in stock and selling for
medical purposes. or for beverages,
certain beverages largely sold and
much sought for on the North Side
and in all prohibition territory, and
providing penalties for the same. The
process Of renovating prunes, and the
sale of the same to credit customers
is hereby prohibited, and a penalty
for the same provided"
Senator Mitten, by request. propos-
ed law to amend Act 5, section 4,
giving jack rabbits the same right to
be state senator's and cottontails to
be Representatives. as the law now
provides for other legal voters of the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

fest and what did do was by . great
effort could not sleep At night and
Of course felt very bad IN the morning,
and had steady headache.
AFTER taking the second bottle ! no
tied that the headache was not % bad,
] rested better, and my nerves were
stronger. ] continued its use until Il
made new woman Of mo, and now I
can hardly realize that am able 70 do
20 much As do. Whenever know any
woman in need Of good medicine l
highly praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etnble Compound" Mrs. FRANZ
CLARK. Sla6 N. Tulip ST, Richmond. PA.
Wenen Have DceA Telling Welen
fnr forty years how Lydia 3. Pinkknm'o
vegutnhls Compound hns RESTORED ths'F
health VIXEN uutIeEing With feHnelo n
Thia aeepuntp eor ths s,.oEnors 1Anno
fog 4 fxon eonoo - 0ag4 e ~ NJ
izgl1,oa ~ ~ o1,ncN1 rrnre =
rn ~ 1nnH ~ ~ ~
1-hAn'a Narg,nb Q \
~ ~ ~ - = ~ - -
- s eKs x
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a very PIeasan. surprI.e par

very PHEASANT surprise rarty-
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. cowen were
pleasantly surprised at their home on
Eight Mile park last Saturday evening
by q visit from their friends and
neighbors, who came to remind them
that it was the fifteenth anniversary
Of their marriage and Of their desire
to help them celebrate that event. The
visitors brought well filed lunch has,
kets with them and a sumptuous sup
per was an incident of the tocca-
sion.
Games. music and conversation fur
nished entertainment for a more than
ordinarily enjoyable affair In res
ponse to a general request from their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Cowen marched
into the parlors and were reunited
In the holy bonds of matrimony, after
which they were presented with a
beautiful china salad set by the COM
pany-
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. L. d. Goss and daughters. Misses
Ruth and Louisa: Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
ton and family; Mr. and Mrs. Cowan
and daughter Of Coal Greek; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. volk and family: Mr..
and Mrs. Herahner and daughter:
Masses Wood. stockwell. Bisneli and
Micksie: T. Colby sr.: Bers Colby
and wilbur christon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

EIks lodge of which Mr.. Beach was
a member. The officers of Canon City
Lodge No. elo. b. p. o. E. attended
the obsequies and had charge of the
services at the grave.
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Compound lwas in y
dreadfully rundown
state of health,
b ad internal trou-
bles. and was 50 ex-
tremely nervous and
prostrated that if I
had given in to my
feelings l woukt
have been in bed
As il W as ] ad
hardly strength at
timea To be on INV
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

eioH nv" expensive tney Woho pc
90 keep up.
To a certainty Fremont county tax
payers could not afford to keep up the
two roads without help from the High
way fund
I am also sincere in the belief that
it would be more to the interest of the
growers of the eastern end Of the
county to unite with Canon and Flor
ence in every effort that is possible to
get the Florence and Cripple Creek
railroad rebuilt or induce some other
railway TO take up the roadbed and
construct line of some kind from
Canon City and Florence to the Dis
triet-
Some people in Beaver Park think
the auto road would be of benefit TO
their district by attracting auto tour
lists from the district that way, which
would no doubt be the case with some
but the distance being nearly the
same from Ora Junta to Canon City
and Penrose. it seems reasonable to
presume that the large majority would
take the direct road ITO the larger
town and scenic places.
In case the auto road should be
built 1t would have to be continued
from Ora Junta into Beaver Park. and
would bring it almost to a junction
with the Colorado Springs road to
the north of Penrose. which would
be very liable to divert the most 81
the tourist trade from Denver and
Colorado Springs around one Of the
most attractive and important dis
tricts in this county.
The railway isn't only taxable as
set to the county instead OF contin
ual burden upon the taxpayers. as
would be the case of the auto roads
but in my opinion is the only feasible
way OF transporting our small fruits
vegetables. and coal 10 the Cripple
Creek market. Small fruits and vegs
Et.bles. would be in poor condition af-
ter = wagon haul OF IS miles to place
IN the markets in competition with
fresh produce that would be broaghi
in via Colorado Springs by railway
from other points
II has been suggested that auto
trucks could be used for transporta
ton of produce. but il should not be
hard to convince thosd who have
been paying for tires. gasoline. and
repairs. that-lt would be more ex
pensive for those who do not own
machines to have freight carried w
those rocky grades by auto trucks
than to ship via Pueblo and Coiora
do Springs. There would be very
few Who could AFFORD to invest 1920
to $500 for an auto truck to haul
their produce to Cripple Greek and
land It on the market there in bad
" bruised condition TO be sold at q
reduced price.
How much better 1t would be II we
could have a railway to the distric;
which would take the produce fresh
from the garden and place in the mar
ket in good salable condition in .
couple OF hours.
In cnse the railway company should
forfeit their charter there would al
ways be a possibility that some other
interest would take 1t up and build IL
and necessarily exert themselves &c
create business at both ends of the
line.
l have no interest in this matter
aside from that which should be the
honorable duty Of every citizen. 70 in
tsrsst himself in afiairs pertaining
TO the sooa Of All the people in the
county
GEORGE W. COLUMBIA.
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song Marching Thru Georgia"
Paper on Lincoln and washington
r.ornrar1o Ianks,a

SONG Marching Thru Georgia"
Paper on Lincoln and Washington"
Comrade Jenkins
"Recollections Of President Lincoln
Comrade RockafeIlow. who also
read. ..Banquets While I'm Living
lie thought 1T every comrades
duty to write up his war experiences
for future generations.
Personal "Reminiscences" closing
with an original poem.
Comrade Geraghty. who was Lin
nelns= messenger for two years. Char
acteristics OF Lincoln" whom he knew
personally
Department Commander Reed
Comrade Tanner. by adoption-for
as matter Of fact. he wore the gray
made an eloquent appreciation Of
the life and character Of Lincoln.
Mrs. Coulter endorsed Capt. Rocka-
fellows idea of each eomrade max
ing personal record OF war happen
ings and his part in the war OF the
rebellion.
Mrs Weston told of the men belong
ing to the heavy artillery that went
out from New Hampshire. In which
her father was 2nd lieutenant They
went TO do guard duty at Fort De-
Russcy, one of the i've forts defend
ing Washington. near the close or
the war.
Commander Reed announced that
the next Department. -encampment. will
be held at La Junta. June 3. 10 and
IL. and the citizens propose to make
it the best ever held as It makes the
Fiftieth Anniversary. The National
Encampment viii be in Washington.
ID. c. in September
The program closed with singing
~America-" 4 luncheon consisting OF
sandwiches. cake and coffee was serv-
ed during the social following the
program -
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WOMAN WOULD
NOT GIVE up
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound.

Richmond. Pa -" When started
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

boys and girls in the canal zone. This
includes sixty-fve pupils in the Bal
boa high school and 20 IN the Chris
tobal high school These high schools
prepare students to enter universities
and colleges OF this country. The
account given by Mrs Benson. of the
country. the different clubs. the socie-
ties. the Y. NJ. C.. A. were all in
tensely interesting She would have
stayed longer. but she had pneumonia
and was advised to come to Colorado
Oh account of her health.
Mrs. webster presented paper.
the subject of which was Language
as civilizing Agent" and Mira Twit-
cllell one on "The Value of Discus
s;on-- Both subjects were well hand
led and many points brought on,
which were discussed by the club.
At the meeting next week, Attorney
Wilkes. of Florence. will address the
club and the friends Of the members
are cordially invited to be present
~ y
Entertains Club.
Miss Pearl McKissick was hostess
Thursday evening at her home on Col
lege avenue. to the first regular meet
ing OF the A. A. Chapter OF the
P. E. o. club.
A delightful social time was spent
by all present and delicious refresh
ments were served in an attractive
manner