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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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300,000 Maxwells Precede
This Post -War Car
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FOR five years
the talent of
great engineers
was devoted to the
Maxwell chassis, and
as that is now a work
of rare mechanical ex
cellence through mag
nificent Post-War improve
ments, the Maxwell hnsb'een
improved wonderfully in
appearance. N
Perhaps you have seen
this Post-War Maxwell and,
like so many others, have
stopped short in your hurry
and given it a good looking
over. Its simply beauty, its
delightful grace, its clean
cut, sincere appearance
its daring simplicity you
noted, and your respect for
Maxwell became more definite.
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But you did not
know, unless you 'sat
behind the wheel, how
easy it drives, what a
comfortable castering
effect there is in the
front axle, how snugly
it clings to the road
with its heavy rear axle, how
decisive and sure is the emer
gency brake, now located
on the transmission shaft!
Unless you have sat be
hind the wheel of the Post
War Maxwell you know but
little, for there is a new lure
about this car that, once
experienced, impresses you
beyond words.
There are 300,000 Max
wells before this all able
cars. This is greater in many
waj s e::cept in prfce only
$985 f. o. b. Detroit.
Howie Garage
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
AT THE CHURCHES
No fliimgyN Mill Im Hindu In (III
column hiiU'km tho copy N at 'I ho
Kieiilng llrriiltl olflco by ft" o'clwk
Friday otciiluji.
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Miss Ere Booth, upon whom tho. A joung womanbr "Edinburgh.
Distinguished Service Medal wic re-j whoso hatpin Injured a man's ee
cently bestowed in recognition of i and caused him to loan ih nirrht nt
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i .uc mum uuiiii v;ii; v.ai, imi iuiu-.it, unuruu us compensation to ninrr
dent of the Vancouver Good Roads Jpleted fifteen jears as conuHanasr him. Tho offer was accepted.
League, the leading organization oft of the Salvation Army forces in the m
its kind In firitfsh Columbia. I United States. Best yet. Horald Want Ads.
Mrs. H. H. Godard, an enthusias
tic worker in the cause of good
roads, has been elected vice-preai-
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
Superiority Demonstrated in World War
iE,t?-. HFiey who served throughout the war as chairman
of the United States Shipping Board, was asked what in his job
had impressed him most. He answered:
"The efficiency of private ownership and operation as com
pared with public ownership and operation ALL PRODUC
TION CENTERS ON THE COST you can't get away from
that. Shift responsibility for the cost, for the best possible result
under a given set of circumstances and you shift the responsibil
ity for efficiency. On the Shipping Board, we shifted this respon
sibility from private shipbuilding concerns to the Government.
"With the shifting of responsibility of cost to the Govern
ment, that keen interest in results which follows private initiative
was gone. THERE YOU HAVE THE WHOLE PROBLEM AS
BETWEEN PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND PRIVATE OWNER
SHIP STATED.
"I don't know of a government-owned plant that produces
more than two-thirds efficiency. In the years to come some way
may be found to keep incentive to best endeavor in men under
government ownership, but until that is discovered that system
may be classed as a failure."
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Klrnt Hmtl(t Church, cornur WhiiIi
Infiton and eighth.
muiuIio Huiiuol Ht 10 n. tn., U. K.
OuI.hp. MiiparlnUindent.
TronchlnR at 11 a. m.
I'noor fin weo W uiltii'vtiny at 8 I1, M.
Kvory nocond ami fourth NVoduoittlay
jvonlng will boMouitud to luUslonury
work.
1). Y. l U. Oundur ercntng at 8
p. m. A cordial Invitntion li oatond
od to alt to attend thoso Borvlcoc.
Sacred Hoart Utiurcn, cornor 8th
xiA Illgh Htroots, ltuv. Hugh J. Mur
ihall, pUMtor.
Chll.lr.'H'H Mhhh at S.00
Adull'H Miihh at 10.30.
Hortnon "You."
Holy Hour ul 7 00
Monday Day of ObllRittlon,
Mnasos ut C nnd S a. tn.
First Froabytorl&n Church, Corner
3rd and l'lno. Iter. B. P. Uwrue,
Mlnlator 437 Third BtrcoU Phoat
489.
MornliiK Worship 11 a. m.. Sub
ject. "The l'orptituat Problem "
lu tho ovunliig thuru will bu a
union mooting lu tho Miithndlst
church nt 7:0 f. m. nt which tlmo
two or throw. moving plcturo reoU
of tho Armenlnn situation will bu
shown. ThoKd nrn tho pictures that
should hau boon shown during tho
Sunday hcIiooI convoutlon, but wore
(tolnycd. Kvoryono should boo
them. Mnny of thorn wero taken In
an iioroplunu flying ovor Jerusalem
nnd Home of 4I10 cities of Armunla.
Theso pictures woro tukun by 0110
of tho promluunt Armenian workers
thoro und tiro bolng shown nil ovor
tho country this wlntur. It shown
the movement of throngs of refu
gees tho dastardly work of tho
heartless Turks, tho wonderful or
phanage work Into which Hov. and
Mrs. Itambo have gouo and many
other scones which every contribu
tor to the Armenian cause should
soe.
Sunday r.chuol as usual at 10 a. m.
Our Sunday school Is growing rapid
ly Come and help mwoII the num
born. ' hope hooh to bo In our
new quarters witn many more
convenlewoa.
cordial invitation If extended to
any who have no other church homo
to worship with ux.
Lutheran sorvlcos will bo hold nt
Library hall, corner Third and Main,
conducted by Hov. M. C. Hosainan,
.pastor, HcHldonco, S29 High Ht.
Morning Worship at 1 1 n. ut.
Sermon Subject "Tho Kvll Kyo."
Sunday School will bo hold ut
10:15 11. m.
All nro cordially Invited to wor
ship with UM.
Methodist KpUcopul Church, Tenth
ind High, Kov. S. J. Chanoy,
pastor, 1117 Kant street. Phono 67 W.
Sunday, h.icl nt U'.On A M.
Morning Worship nt 11.00 A. M.
Junior I.caguo nt 5:30 p in.
Kpw-orth Loaguo nt G:30 p, m.
Kvonlng Church Service 7:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesday oven-
Iiik at 7:30 p. in.
All aro cordially Invited to all tho
services at tho MothodlHt Churcli.
Tho young pooplo can do no bettor
than spend an hour with tho Loaguo
from U'30 to 7:30 p. in. each Sun-
I day.
I First Christian Church, cornor
Ninth nnd Pine streots. C. V. Trim-
hip. pastor.
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Sermon 11 a. m.
Christian Kmlcnvor C:30 p. in.
Prayer mooting Wcdnosda even
ing 7:30 p. m.
Tie Sunday evening sorvlces will
bo at tho Methodist church.
Kmnnuel naptlst Church, Eleventh
and High streeU.
Sunuay HChool 10 a. m.
Rev. J. W. nrynnt of tho Con
grcgntlonul church will preach nt
11 a. in.
Prayer mooting Wednesday nt
7:30 p. in.
Woman's Home nnd Foreign Mis
sionary Society will mcot Thursday
Doc. 11th ut 2:36 p. in. at tho homo
of Mrs. li. S. Grlshy, 1028 .Tofforpon
You aro invitod to those Bonricea.
Tho Christian Scionco Socloty of
Klamath Falls' holds services at 113
Fourth street ovory Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday
ovenlng at 7:30. All are wolcomo.
Tho subject of lesson for Sunday,
"God tho Only Cause and Creator."
The Sunday school session Is from
9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning.
The free reading room , and free
lending library Is open from 2:30 to
4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
HERALD'S CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOU HAM: 1 J l S DodfH' cur lu A-l
condition, unto rolio, L. (.', Smith
shot gun. font, rumpliig ouulpmunt,
now floHs uiullroHH, bml and spt li,i;t
pillows, wiifflo Iron, illnlum, bookH,
tools, ote. Cull after 10 a. m,
1125 Mnlu St., !:, (I Argrtivo.i
1 :. tf
FOU SALKllyo lluy 1 10.00 per
ton If taken 'by tho ntnek at tho
Memlonhnll IMaco, P, (J, Cnrlsou,
Klamnth Falls, 4-4t
(iniiiio
WllShlllK for Vnmlli0 Uk iS?
. M'H. Will .nPB,mdy'J,B "
milling, 1327HyrV,tykt.
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1-Olt 9AI.K 100 tons flrtt cI-imi al
falfa hay, also straw. Jay Man
ning, Kliimath Fulls) It. F, 1). No, 1
3-0t
FOU HAM: 1918 Dodgu car In A-l
condition, inito robo, I,, C. Hinlth
shot gun, high boots and coat, camp
ing equipment, now Moss mattress,
bin! nnd springs, pillows, new beau
tiful electric percolator urn stylo,
aluminum ware, wiifflo Iron, dlshtvi,
books, tools, otc. Call after 10 a, m,
1125 Main Ht. K. U. Argravos.
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FOU SALi: . Onn 35 lb fonthnr bod
nnd double pillow. All (loivno and
Duck feathers. Price 126.00. Phono
2GfiJ or call 229 N jltvorsldo. 2-Gt
VdH HAMi Choap for cash. A
two-plcco, dry wall oncroto
block miichluo; good n now; unod
only one svnson. Could not bo
bought today for $4500. Will soil
at a bargain as ownnr Is In othor
lino of business nnd cannot glvo It
his attention, Bplendld opening
here for this hiuliienH as theru Is a
big demand for blocks and concrete
bricks. Machlun Is In tho city nnd
can bo soon at any tlm. Don't
answer unloss you hnvo tho cash.
Address llox 1, Herald )ff)co. 1-tf
FOU SAM-: at 11 bargain tho follow-.
Ing second hand cars: 2 1910
Iteo'n In good condition, $850. euch:
1 1916 Ford touring car $350.:
2 Studubnkors, 5 pnssonger $850 ,
and $1050. C. L. McWllllnms,
1157 Main, Phouo 109.. 17tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOU ItKNT llousokooplng and
slooplng rooms 1313 Main.
4-5t
Central Market, 335 cth ', "M
WANT l.fn n..'. """ -- ?
Vfttn fm,y 'or Z'hlT M.
tr. llox 501 orVgy, Mib.
lor month- Juy M, ?'"',!''
I'Hi Palls, II. V. I) n"11 " KU.
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CITY OAUllAOl-Whon
(larbago removed Zn, Jg
Docombor 11 12',
IF YOU WANT HTtSTm
call the Klamnth ctt lift'
Hchool-phono 3G0. airUforttZ
copying and filing; n,0 V.JnT
housework. carl..K for chlidrU'tl?
oys for clerking, m".,o J ? n S
chores, e c. Hpoclal aiuntlon h ilr
un to this sorvlco by ti ,&
AUthorlll.. and an fTort f. W
made to make utlleleat. conTenl
and prolltable both to 'the "S
and to thoHu requiring tholr ,?",
Ut
Wo make n eclnty f ,tf I(
ami nrrldent liiMir..,r,.. l.lolle bJ j
wo'll do the n-M. Chllcoto 8a. ih
FOU ItKNT Farm of two hundred
acres, montl) all tindor Irrigation.
P. C Carlson, llox 185, Klamnth
Falls. 3-3t
PHON13 PEYTON for Wood. 112R.
HELP WANTED
WANTBIJ Girl for gonornl house
work and cooking Mrs. O. G. Lnb
nroe. Illy, Orogon 1-tf
MADAM IOINA, Palmiit-
World'd Gmtlrxt I'lircnoloxht,
PaliuM mid Milium
Heads your eiitlro llfo pit,
pr'enetit nnd future correctly, giv
Ing milium, dntes ami figures In bui.
Iiiohh, lou. law, inurrliiKu and dom
estlc troublcH Toll you what rou
aro best iidiiptod for und what to do
10 iicttor your comlltlons In llfo.
I This lady rends )our hand as you
'would nu oimu book A reading bj
J her will meet your hlgliMt expecu
tloiis, and ou will ho wiser and
1 happier, after consulting her. the
having tho gift of removing all crll
lulltinnccN mid placing you In nn en
vironment of hntipy thouRht and
contentment. IteailliiRs: Sunday and
dally, 9 a. m to 9 30 p m. Itoom 5,
SwauHou llldg , oior gun atoro, Main
St , bntweon cth and 7th, opp. West
urn Union, Klamath Kails. Oregon.
' 12-13-19
California-Oreaon Power Cnmnanv
England has a hcom or more of
poercsses in their own right who
may becomo eligible to scats In tho
House of Lords, but It is likely thut
ago or Infirmities would kcur at
loast three-fourths of tho number
form oxorclstng tholr privilege
So mo of tho nations have add
legonds us to tho origin of woman,
Tho Japaneso beliovo that sho grow
on a tree; tho Laplanders that she
was once a rabbit; tho Persians that
she foil from tho heavens; and tho
Australian natives that, sho was onco
a toad.
NOTICIJ OK H!li:Ui'l"H HAI.K.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon for tho County of Klamath,
No. 1103, Equity.
Gus MelhiMo, Plaintiff, vs. Don
Dayton, Defendant.
Notice Ih hereby given that, by
virtue of an execution und order of
sale, duly Issued out of tho above
entitled court and caiiso on the 2nd
day of December, 1919, upon a
docroo mndo and entered of record
In said Circuit Court on tho 1st day
of December, 1919, und in favor of
the above mimed plaintiff nnd
ngnlnst tho above named dufonduut,
directing the salo of tho premises
therein and hereinafter described,
to satisfy tho mini of $1900.00, with
Interest thereon from tho 19Jh day
of September, 1914 at tho rato of
7 per cent, per annum, $250 nttor-'
noy'n feo, $17,45 roqts nnd dlsburso-l
men tn, and accruing costs.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said 1
execution, and In compliance with I
said writ, I have duly levied oni
suld promises nnd will, on Tuosday,1
January 15, 1920, nt 10 o'clock n. m.
of said day, at tho front door of tho,
county court houso, in tho city 01
Klamnth Fnlls, Klamnth County,
Htuto or urogon, sen, ni puuuci
miction, to tho highest bidder, far
cash, all tho right, title nnd Interest
of the abovo named defendant, In
and to tho following descrlbod ronl
property, situated In Klamnth
County, Stnto of Orogon, to wit:
Tho northoont quarter of sec
tion 1, Towimhlp 39 south, Hango
11 Eust of Wlllamotta Meri
dian. 0
or so much thereof as may bo
nocossary to satisfy said exocutlon,
togothor with (tho tenements,
hnrodltnmonUt nnd appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In anywiso
npaortalnlng.
Tho proceeds of said sale will be
applied In tho ftatlufaction of snld
oxocutlon order and docroo, Intorcst
costs and accruing costs, and the
overplus, If any thoro bo, paid into
We can do your
work and do it
RIGHT
" We have opened a
Garage at
522-538 S. Sixth St
and we are going to
.have a repair depart
"ment that will be sec
ond to none. We will
do all kinds of auto,
truck and tractor repair
ing, and the charge will
be such as to make you
glad you came, and
bring you back. We just
ask for one trial.
J. H. Garrett & Son
court to bo further applied as by
'" Da'led Catdklnmnth Falls, Oregon,
"ffV'lIUMPIIBBV. Sheriff.
Draii8iw. AWKNS. Deputy.
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Docombor 11, 11
HSTKAY
Strayed to iny ranch nhout 10
days ago, ono yearling Horford steer
crop off each oar no other brand
noticeable ownor can hare same by
paying for this ad and feed bill. Jay
Manning, It. F, D. No, 1. Klamath
Falls. 3-3t
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
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