The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIAQB FOUR j"1 7 "THK CHRISTIAN" Hall Catee'a Masterpiece Ih 8 Part Etnlif, IB and 25c Matinee Saturday, 2:30 Maltnoo I Be Blue Front Livery and Feed Stables Mundy & Hilyard, Props. riiunn 2.V2W. Klntunth, near 81 li Prompt ami efficient service, Good horses and first class rigs Ofllca of Dr. C. O. Prentice Veterinary Surgeon Summons by Publication (Equity No. 6S0) In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath. Franklin N. Hedrlck, Plaintiff, va. Charles Paulson, Emma Paulson, his wife, Louise Welgler, also some times known as Louise Paulson, and Louise W. Paulson, now Louise W. Heldrlck; also all oth er persons or parties unknown, claiming any right .title, estate, lien, or Interest in tho real es tate described In the complaint herein, Defendants. To Charles Paulson and Emma Paul son, his wife, and also all other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right .title, estate, lien, or interest in the real es tate described in the complaint herein, Defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause, on or before the last day of the time prescribed in the or der for publication made herein, to wit: The 2d day of July, 1915, and if you fail to so answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In his complaint herein, to-wit: For the foreclosure of that certain mortgage made and executed by Charles Paulson and Louise Paulson, on the 13th day of September, 1910, to and in favor of Martin Brothers, Incorporated, a corporation, for the' sum of $328.50, together with Inter est thereon, which said mortgage was, on September 15, 1910, recorded' In Book 10 of tile Real Estate Mort-I i gage Records of Klamath County, Oregon, -at page 254, and thereafter regularly assigned to the plaintiff, and on which, at the date of the fil ing of the complaint herein, there re mained due and unpaid the sum of $212.76, together with interest as in the said mortgage and complaint pro vided; that all the right, title and In terest of the defendants, or either of them, In and to the lands herein de scribed, be foreclosed, except the right to redeem as provided by law; for the recovery of and from said de- fendants of the sum of $27.05, paid by plaintiff to redeem the real prop- erty embraced in said mortgage from t4DA twnm delinquent tax sale; for his costs and disbursements herein and accruing! costs; for $"100.00 attorney's fees I herein. Said mortgage covers and ' embraces the west one-half of the northeast quarter, the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of the south- west quarter of section seventeen, in township forty south, range eleven east, of the Willamette Meridian; for the sale of said lands in the manner provided by law, and that the pro eceds of such sale be applied as fol fel fol eows: 1st To the costs and disburse ments of this suit and the foreclosure of said mortgage and the sale of the premises embraced therein. 2nd To the payment of such sum as the court may adjudge reasonable as attorney's fees to be allowed in this suit. 3rd To the payment to the plain tiff of the sum of $212.76, together with the Interest thereon from the date of said complaint at the rate of 10 per cent per annum until paid. This summons Is served upon you by order of the Honorable George Noland, Judge of the stld Court, made on the 18th day of May, 1916, y publication thereof in the Evening Herald, a dally newspaper published sad of general circulation in Klamath county, Oregon, for six consecutive and successive weeks, the first publi cation being on the 21st day ot May, IMS, and the last publication thereof on tke td day of July, 1915. J. H. CARNAHAN, j Attorney for Plaintiff. IS A LIVELY BURG COllllKSPOXDKNT IS OX THK THAU, OF STORY WHICH WIMj MARK 'KM AM. SIT UP AX1 TAKK XOTICK. ll- I.OR.V K1XO SHIPPINGTON, May 21. Mrs. " lluciutvlstn chickens at John Cnldwell of tho J chicken ranch has 400 tho present writing. The Young hotel has all the board ers It can accommodate Madame It comes to culinary excellence. She ouelit to wear a- crown oi cookics. for her cookies yum, yum. We understand that preparations are being made for building more houses in Shlpplngton this summer. I promised the fore part of the week to give the Herald a good news Item for Saturday, but It takes time to Interview the Sphinx and I may not he able to drill clear through his shell until next week. Say. Can anyone tell me what the riddle of the ancient Sphinx was? It you can, I will agree to tell you the riddle of the Klamath Falls Sphinx next week, and I'll further promise you It will be Interesting reading worth a dol lar a line and warranted to make a mash at forty yards and also prov ing that a newspaper correspondent can see as far into a millstone as can the miller himself. Captain Wlckstrom has just tin ished driving piling for a dock for the Calkins and Hamilton fleet. This dock Is being built at the old Hanks landing .a few rods north of the Wl nema landing. The new rock crusher Is being built nt the foot of the cliff at Hotel P&Tk, near wmema landing, ana win ue ready the first of next week, it Is understood. John Linman has the hull of an other fine launch nearly completed. When this is launched John may build a submarine, for If John says be will, he will. Houston's Metropolitan Amusements HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT and Saturday Tlia Union'on Mala flnorfot SHIPPINGTON uv swwuisw "tmfc um,tWlcn tcy como The Big Quartet of the Northwest Under Auspices of Klamath Falls High School Tilr 1t anrl Kdr ssismir aWsfr MilM sF STAR THEATER Danlcl Frohman presents the Popular Little Star Margurito Clark, in " W I h n F L o w ER" A Drama in Four Parts Added Attractions "Hearst Selig News 1'ictorlal," und Others 10 and 80c Matinees Every Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 TEMPLE THEATER "Tho 1'ollj nog's Picnic," Ham Comedy ".Mm. Murphy' Cooks," Sellg Comedy "A Woman' Revenge," Two Reel Edison Drama Admission Always 10c, MATINEE DAILY AT 2:80 ALL LICENSED PICTURES MERRILL OPERA HOUSE Merrill, Or. MOTION PICTURES TtlKHIM 'K AND SATrRDAVH THE EVENING Hall Caine's Masterpiece Is the Bill at Orpheus 1 DB fti iiiiiLk"HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH HB isViIiiSk iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKZ .kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HHHHHIIIIIIIIIIAaPHiilllill bHHHIH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsVIBr-"liiHlBBB.jsj - a'bbbbbbbbbbbbbbI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWZv''?&TrBBHL;"u flt7..BBBBBBBBBBBBBBl BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBkTiBaatSBBBBBBBBYaPBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBsSBBBBBBBBBBBF'BBBgBBBBBBBBBBBSB: BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBv --(BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBi In tho wonderful acting photoplay., Tli Christian," which Is being pre sented by the All Star Featuro Dls- tr'hutors, inc.. at tho Orpheus to - night and tomorrow, one of tho scenes. Tho cuttro production has been un reveals a reception at tho homo of j iter tho personal supervision of Coin Mrs. MacCrea, a wealthy woman, llv-.modore J. Stuart Ulackton, who do ing on Fifth avenue, New York. Her dares that this Is tho greatest photo daugliter, Vera MacCien, Is n typo of play ever sent out by tho Vltngrnph rich American girl, who becomes, the j company. So as to maintain tho lllu vlctlm of an ambitions mother. This slon, and inspire Hall Calno's exquis situation Is not especially novel, but I to story, the original music, which as It Is portrayed by Miss Juno Fcnrn- was used during the progress of tho ley and Sir. Harry Northrup, It be- play, will ho given during the film come:- a vivid lesson to those mothers performance. It Is safe to say that who blindly try to force their young Mr. Kugeno Mullln, who has mndo the daughters Into fashionable marriage, scenario, has lost nothing of tho flavor Tho story is painfully shown In tho, of Hall Calno's llteraTy performance, fcndneJK of Vera's expression, while nor has tho camera over achieved a sho is being wooed by Mr. Harry moro beautiful expression of otno Ncrthrup, as Lord Robert Ure. tlonnl acting that will bo seen In tho Tho making of this film took olght ' photoplay ot "Tho Christian." Says Representative Is a Dire Necessity The following letter, written by John C. Hill, secretary of tho Klam ath Development company, has been sent to a number of Klamath Falls men of affairs: "It seems to us that Klamath coun-,Tio ty is overlooking a great opportunity In failing to provide for the expense necessary to keep a man In chargo of the county exhibits at the exposition. Thousands upon thousands ot visitors are passing through the Oregon build ing, where the various counties of I tho state arc explaining through their representatives the beauties and ad- 'vantages of their particular location to hn Klnmnih county exhibit they find plenty to arouse their interest, but no one to answer their Inquiries. It Is true that Mr. Oliver was hero for a short time, and Mr. Fleet, secretary of your Chamber of Commerce, spent a fow days hero, but if Klamath count ex pects to get tho benefit of the oppor tunity of a life time, she must wako up to the great necessity of keeping someone at tho exposition who Is Town Topics Appendlv Removed . ... . I D. D. Llskey of Bwan I-uko today j underwent an operation nt Blackburn (hospital for appendicitis. I e,ieciric aim uycio snop. Tiiey navo Here to Meet llrotlier ln,so flo1'1 ,l "nrley to Floyd McMII- O. P. Keller, a well known Langcll j Ian' valley rancher, 1b In town to meet) his brother, who is expected dally j Track Meet Today from San Francisco. Cliautfiuijim Grounds Picked The Chautauqua tent will be pitched in tho Central school grounds when tlio assembly is held hero Juno. This Is a good location. School Out Today Tho school term in the grade schools of tho city ended today. This Afternoon tho teachers distributed report cards, and the children have packed away their books and tablets Herald want nds get results, LET US TAKE THAT STITCH IN YOUR TIRE AND SAVE NINE WE ARE EQUIPPED TO RETREAD. YOUR TIRES .1. K. Howie IOWIE GARAGE " Arnold- "See the Vulcanizing Man" 64 Main HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mouths of continuous euro and labor. Crulcrlck Thomson (former stage dirtctor with Divld Holnsco) has ac uwnllshed something that Ik benutl- (. , fecR ar, t Urnlnil. will l versed in the ninny advantage being offered by Klamath county to the mail who lias money to Invest. Tills man should also ho iiuallllcd to g,vo Mtl,reo,lt,con icctures In Sunset theater (Southern Pacific building). Klamath Development company 'ca furnish a number of slides for these lectures, aim can also arrange with tho Southern Pacific company 'for three or four lectures per week without any cost to Klamath county We could also arrange to have Klam ath folders git en out by clerks In the Southern Pacllie ticket office. In this way all the facts concerning Klamath county could bo properly placed .bo- . "" " " """ '"" "u "' i-i-.u -,c., fni-A irrnnf ttin ! 1 1 1 n iln if titsifi1f iivahi moiun, some oi wnoin would uuuouui- edly grasp tho alluring opportunities offered. "I hope you will see tho necessity of Immediate action In this matter, and that through your efforts In con junction with those of tho lending citizens and business concerns of Klamath county, sentatlvo will bo tho proper reprc iiialntalned at the ' exposition." preparatory cation. to a thrco months' va- Selling MoIoitjcIch Selling Harloy - Davidson three- UllOAlIu I I Mnnlii A hntinn lfnh flnMnliili "-'"' "" -'-. uimnu, nson Dixon nnd Karl IlrnokH is the ,i,,os,t blB AW reported by tho C. & H. United i'ress Rervlco IIOSTOX, May 21. Tho New Eng land Intercollegiate Athletic track meet begins hero, today on tho Massa- rhllHnttu tnatltlitti et Tnolinnlnav ,n(ficil(l. Tho preliminaries will ho hold I today nnd tlio finnln tomorrow, j Teams from all of the Now Eng land colleges will compete und tho most successful track and field chum plonshlp over held Is oxpected. Tho now nthletlc field will bo christened by today's events. Russia la larger than all of North America. News ot Our Neighbors .loli and Progress of Nrbjr Couiiiiunltle aa ChroBlclrt In the I'reaa. Mnit'ltliiK '!"" .Sixty-one iiiombura "f Uui march ing club being organised by tho Live Wins of Hit' Commercial club woro secured In the two-day campaign which ended Saturday. OrganUntlnn of tho body will ho rushed so thai tho club can ropiesont Oregon City at tho Port laud Hose Festival Oregon Cltv Lntorprlso. Which Help Komo The North Hend Htowory Is to con tinue after prohibition sets In. It can make a IfliUloss beer with a sorter Joy-producing taste Marsh Held Itecord. t'leili-rp Wiivo (lood citizenship Is good buslnoxi, and good cltltens are taking an ac tive interest In tho clean-up move ment. Tho slogan ot tho city Just now Is "clean-up." Thoro Is not a lino of business in town, or a citizen thereor. that will not benefit through a thorough cleansing of our city. It Is ii protection against tho ravages of disease, as well ati against fires Corona Courier. Tho city council pitssud a now lire ordinance at Its meeting Tuondn night. It embodies the provisions of tho old ordinance and several amend ments as to Hie limits and extends the said limits In tho depot district It also strengthens the city's powers with reference to such lire-wrecked structures as the old opera house by enabling It to have them eliminated from tho landscape. Ashland Itecord YOUR CHILD Dealest Public- Say, Father, If you hao a boy or girl who Is smart enough to gradu ate from the high school you should bo wry proud, as they have mani fested a disposition to be Homebody. This Is their first achievement of merit, and should bo rewarded with sumo tasting token. I think I have something thnt will please the not too fastidious. A ring, watch, bracelet, brooch, tie pin or La Vn II lore, are the things that will last, and tliey will look at them In after jenrs and say, "Dad gn mo tills whon I gradunted." Strew flowers on life's pathway while wo are on tlio mnp to enjoy them. Tho funeral bier anil the bottled are vastly different. "Them's many a slip between tho cup and tho lip," and there's many a slip between the wharf and tho nhlp Say, did you over laud anything? Wo still sell Thermos bottles. Ite momber tho number, fi 1 Mnlu street McIIATTAN 2Y ( ,'wro J,,Hl "x 1 MoiinzTiitures Margurito Clark, who made lier first appearance at tho Star theater last night In "Wlldflowor," eerfilnly captivated tho audience. Sho Is, with out doubt, one of tho cleverest little ladles that picture producers have so far Introduced Little Miss Clark, for llttlo sho Is, oven suiiillcr in stutuio thnn Mary Plcltforil, possesHua all or tho necessary qualities which go to make u great and popular act ress. She has exceptional talent, a raro typo of beauty, and Is capable) of plnying two distinctly different parts in u manner that Is Indeed sur prising, when wo saw her as tlio little wlldflowor loainlng over tho hills, In her bare fitt, Wo thought It was Im possible for her to successfully por tray tho pait of tho grout lady In mi clety, which comes lator in tho pic' turo. Hut loavo It to Miss Clurk She not only plays tho part, hut sho plays It admirably, In a manner that Willi win the heart of any spectator. Tho ! story Is an exceptionally good ouo, ; ono that Ih particularly sultod to Miss I Clark. Sho Is ably nupportod by Har old Lockwood, Jnincs Cooloy, Jack Pickford und a largo cast of tho usual Famous Players standard. "Wild llowor" will ho presented tonight for tho last time. .Max Flgman will bo with us Name." tomorrow, In "What's Ills N'ANTICD At onco. youni; lrl to wait on tnhlos nt tho City Itciitau-1 rant. 21-tf Tho Delaware stnto senate has de feated n bill which would amend tho ten-hour law for women bo thnt thoy could work longor Iiouth dnlly pro vided "thoy wero physically fit." Subscribe for tho Herald, fifty cents a month, ECLIPSE. stun !' all .Npi-ii,i ouug married mil,, ih i lie iiuwuitH Hank Hook Head It over often Kvery (line von lead 11 oil'll find rtiiiuethlllg Hi u milled to It ullU'h Is of more UHenut Let un ntftTl oil with I e of our liiml. e Will he ,'l:nl in do It LOUICK RESULTS W7 VBB MP ' wSBM lllyr ' wo limn K. g. ..! lend '"malleab.eZr5ng leaily eiiitoi'M'is of (he MoiiiiicIi. I We feel thill e are Jllitllleil In I Kuiitiieiidliig II, iim IIiono uliu iimi it espichs lii'ineleH us lielng givall) pleiiki'il ami perfectly Mil-l.-lleil. We uiiiii In fdinw Jon the Moil in ill. We mint to fmiilllai'le yon ullli all lis lOiitenleueeN mill llii IuomiiiiiiIk. AhIiIo from iK'iug n tpleiiillilly liullt i-nnge, h e(iilp. ped mIIIi iiiiiny upeclnl fea lures ulildi enilenr it to the eioiiiiinlrnl mid I'lllcli'iil lioiiHi'wIfe. ;ai,l and hi:i: it FRESH LIME In any Quantities, Kiln Just Durnod C, l. WIIiLHON piiom; vh, H7 Htorugo WurelioiiNo In Connection O. K. TRANHFKR COMPANY Olllco on Blxth, hotween Main und Klamath ihiiav,mav,,Bb TAKE IT ANYWHERE Hm-k lo llio tall Umher omhii , ,. mmnirlii. Cheaper in(t,., ,. IVriiw Si.ini ,,, """'"lock. Shepherd Piano Depot Next IHmr to '.,i.ni, Afternoon,, ,! .aiJb To Please You Pleases Us I'l.C.XHi: US IIV (IIVIMi US YOI It lll'SINKss, Wn . PI. EASE VOP IIV SERVICE AMI RKIH'I' PHUT.S WESTERN TRANSFER CO. HOBSONS ECZEMA LOTION Will ifllcti mill no,.,, ,,,, M1 eio cnw of I'lveiiui. Stop, l(. Killing mid ImiiiiIuu, ,,, , lllllulnl skill. I'lli,. ft ,00 Upwofc wuiwy Wfv, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON mSw A BOOK OF INTEREST SVw A li FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS OKKfiON "Breakfast's Ready I MT IT IN A .lll'I'V 1N M) MIINAItCH" No uori) no freitliiK mi (. (tieii i'inl) for linking In llflern minute iifler Hie N llgliled. Ilmt I- tlio s:iiin In I'lei) mn'r nf I lie ten. Tlio .Mi i mi n 1 1 Ituplev Draft mill Hoi ItlnM I'liebnv iik-iiire thi el en leillpi'i'iltllie. Illicilllx nwl In end not Imriied In one plure anil uuileriloiie In aiiollier n- in mi or dinary range or look .line, link ing ilniie "JilM In a turn" llh Utile I'fTiMl ill little ! vlth the II-.MIIIIIIK. thai It HI "lome out" JiihI an )iui ulh it. A de H'iiihilile inime It a mil pleimlirr ii iiinifoil a pilde. Sin li a imign l the MONARCH bbbbbbbbbbbbbV Roberts & Hanks When you buy a FORD Voi..nurlBfoliilmvliiK'w()' It In never i.nl of ?"W' for ivM'ks MiillliiK llw "r", Z om imrt from Hit' rw - Host, k ., TliMiwrUnii'liptw,,Wf GEORGE BlEHNAjJw