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Newspaper Page Textvmiv. tiihijk THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATUItlMY, JANUARY 21, 1020 v; VMi, r1 wtf J. We Aro Now Building and Equipping a New SHOP In thai portion of our Garage not burned New machinery has been telegraphed for and the same efficient shop force retained. The shop will be ready for business about February 1st Our Office and ACCESSORY STORE has been moved to our warehouse. building, three doors west of the Garage, and a new and up-to-date stock ordered. ' ' We hope soon to announce the erection of a modern garage, iw far larger and better than before. . Two Carloads of B U I C K s will arrive in the next sixty days. Last season cars were all sold before shipments arrived. If you want a Buick get your order in early. ' t White Pelican Garage .3f 'C j .fr" COUNTY. COURT PROCEEDINGS! July,28lh, 1019. Court mot pursuant to adjourn ment when woro presont Hon. R. II. Bunnell, County Judgo; Ilurroll Short nnd Asa Ponlyco, Commis sioners. Whoroupon to following' proceed ings woro liiul, to-wlt: Now ut thm tlmo comos mo rosig 'i ., .... ww...H ..... --"; i nation of l-.diin Woim rrom tno omco u. jj, Hunnall, milongo, view- inumbor of freeholders in the vicinity of tho Superlntoiuljmt of Schools off i,,,; roa(i8 j , 50.70 of tho horolnaftor described pro- Klnmath County, Oregon. I Tom Dixon, roadmastor 120.00 posed county road; It Is therefore tho order of i Whoroupon Court adjourned, toi And it further appearing to tho . Wo, tho County Court of tho 'mcQt August 2nd, 1919. i satisfaction of said Court that It. A. County of Klamath, Oregon, do liorn-j August 2nd, 1919. Emniltt nnd Ilurroll Short woro duly by nccopt tho above resignation or court mot pursuant to ndjournv appointed sin diiunllfled viowors np Ednn Wolls ns County School Supor-, monti whon woro present Hoik Il.jpolntod to Iny out said proposed lntondent. I H. Ilunnoll, Judge: Ilurroll Short road, nnd that 13. II. Ilonrr was tho union huh owi iui in .mi, uij II II IIHMMRt.t. Judg'o BURRELL SHOUT, ASA FOllDYCB, Comnilsfllonors. Tho following clnlmn woro allowed wnd tho Clork Instructed to draw warrants on the Current Exponso Fund for tho respective ameunts: f 1. J. Chapman, Justice foes, St. vs. Shophord $ 9.50 N. J. Chapman, Justice feos, St. vs. Shophord 9.50 , Mrs. Joo Joseph, witness fees, St. vs. Shophord 1.70 N. J. Chapman, Justice feos, St. vs. McNonl & Van C95 J. F. Morloy, upholding crim inal laws : 100.00 It. II. Ilunnoll, milongo, Jacksonville 17.40 Asa Ponlyco, milongo, Jack sonville 10.40 Ilurroll Short, milongo-, Jack sonville 17.20 Ilurroll Short, salary 80.40 N. J. Chapman, Justlco foes, St. vs. Smith 0.20 N. J. Chapman, Justlco foes, to V- St. vs. Mntzachl 8.95 w "4N: J, Chapman, Justico foes, ..awst.- vs. Wilson .v $) li,- Green, constablo foos, - St. vs. Wilson 2.20 J. J. Chapman, Justlco foos, fSt'. vs. Mooro 8.46 T. i Mo Durham, constablo fees, Ht. vs. juooro z.u Chapman, Justlco feos, vs. Robertson -. 8.70 Groan, constable foos, 'StJTVH-, ItobortBon 2.40 N. Ji Chapman, Justlco fees, ' Stt .Vs. Jrolnnd 8.70 A.'L. Green, constablo feos, iHSti, vs. Ireland ... 2.40 NVJ, Chapman, Justico foes, , ' St. vs. Davis 7.05 LA. h. Green, constablo foos, W St,va: Davis 2.20 J? .Klamath Superior Laundry, 'J Jail laundry .- 2.80 pAsa Fordycq, salary, commls- '. Bionor . L 70.20 V' Tho following road claims woro ftfrllowed and tho Clork instructed to i draw warrants on tho Itoad Fund or. tha jrespoctlvo ameunts: Wmf Papman, labor ou roads $ 7.00 . 1 Paul Ilurzog, .labor on .roads 3.75 A. Krugcr, labor on roads.... 3.75 Wm. Uhrninn, labor on roads 140.00 I'iuil Ilorzog, labor on roads 55.76 A. KniRor, labor on roads.... 75.00 i j. a. .unia nnu ouu, mippiius, Co. roads C.CO Klnmath Sorvlco Station, gus, etc 2C.12,thtj County Court that prior to tho Hoy Kinsman, lnbor on roads 23.00 Union Oil Co.. oil ami siin- ..it..,. 1 t )Tl jimub . ............. a I u ., j and Asa Fordyco, Conimlsslonors. Whoroupon tho following proceed - iiifjn t;i u uui iu-ii n l'l mntt,or,,f 'I10 n5oItmcnt ot'nnd legal notice of tho cs Miss Twyln Hondas Couny School, ,,r Bnl(1 rom, wns , , Superintendent of Klamath Coun-I ,.,,,, ...m, ,,, ... ty, Stato of Oregen: Ordor. ...m ...uv.u' ,l""h ..nVn. "or, 1914, said viewers filed with his second day of Angus .1919. and, tlt) Colmt clerk of Kmmath county' t appearing that Miss Edna Wo U thelr roport ns folloWB t0-wlt: lm slendered hor resignation to thoi ..Thnt , our onIllion snid r0a County Court of Klamath County. 8,10lll(j ll0 ogtnui,8hod , for tho foow Stato of Oregon, us County School , rcnsons, to-wlt: First, it would Superintendent of said Klamath b practical routo for the road; 'lit In mnllnn nnmlnif mi fnn linwlurf touiuy, nnu sum ib '"""B'sccond, It accommodates settlers In boon duly accepted by said County Court, nnd It now being necessary to appoint a County School Superin tendent of Klamath County, Stato of Oregon, to fill said vncancy thus croatod, Now thoroforo, It is heroby ordor o.d that Miss Twyla Head bo, and sho lioroby Is, duly appointed to tho office of County Schools .Suporln tendont.of Klamath County, Stato of Oregon; to fill tho unoxplrod term of Miss Edna Wolls, roslgncd, snld ap pointment to bo effecttvo as soon as Miss Twyla Hood takes tho nocos sary oath of offlco, nnd othorwlso Qualifies for said offlco. R. H. BUNNELL, Judgo. BURRELL SHORT, ASA FORDYCE, Commissioners. Comes now Twyla Hond, tho duly appointed School Superintendent of Klamath County, Stato of Oregon, and filed with tho Clork hor ordor of appointment, with hor oath of office attached, also official bond In tho sum of $1,000, with tho National Surety Company, said bond bolng approved by tho County Court. It Is therefore heroby declared that tho said Twyla Head is the duly appointed and qualified County School Superintendent of Klamath County, Oregon. In the mattor of tho roport of R. A. Emmltt nnd Burrell Short, viow ors, and E. B. Honry, County Surveyor, Board of County Road Viowors, on tho potltlon of E. W. Curfman and ofhors, hereto filed, for the establishment, laying out and wldonlng of a County Road between Sections 34, Twp, 38 S., arage II. 9 E nnd Sections 3, Twp. 39 S., It. 9 K., from tho northwest corner of Section 3, Twp. 39 S., It. 9 E extending east along the township lino to tho bridge cross ing tho U. S. Itcclamation Sorvlco mill n annnl. It appearing to tho satisfaction of 11th day of October. 1914, a petition was filed with tho County Clerk of i.i tmu Court, signed by tho reauisito jduly (iiinllfled and acting County . Road Surveyor of Klamath County; And it further nppearlng thnt duo tabllshmont una inui in ncconlancu with said petition and ordor, on the. (li ilnv Inf Cnnrnm. . . . . that neighborhood, nnd wo recom mend that In enso tho road 1s im proved tho drain heretofore con structed by Elmor Applegate bo pro tected, nnd If tho present ono Is de stroyed a now drain shpuld bo con structed." It further nppearlng from said re port that the lands through which said rond is located were not render ed less valuable by reason of tho location of Bald 'road; and It furthor nnnmiHnir frnm (lir. .nninl. n enl.l i nroceodlncs that no (Immures were claimed or filed by any persons, and especially by thoso persons through whoso lands said road wns laid out; It furthor appearing that In pur Biianco of said petition and vlowers' roport, and In nccordanco with tho ordor of tho Road Supervisor of said district that tho adjacont property of said district, that tho adjacont prop erty owners had dedicated a roadway sixty feet wide long prior hereto and hnvo set back and .on the outerllno of said road, their fences iand tele phone poles and all obstructions in said highway; And It furthor appearing that Klamath County, through its Road 'Supervisor of said district, has com menced tho improvement of said road and tho construction of drain ditches thereon; And it appearing from the roport of said Rqad Supervisor that tho lund iiil.'ucont to said sixty feet road have boon by all of the adjacont property owners dldicted; And ull things appearing regular; It Is hereby ordered that said road be, 'and tho samo is horeby ostabllshod ns a public highway of the width of sixty feet, commencing ut the northwest nt tho northwest porni-r of Section 3, Townxhlp 39 8' nth, Hnngo 9 ISust, W. M., and ox lu;idlug east along the township lino between Sections 34, Township 438 South, Hnngo 9 K and Section 3, Twp 39 H., Itango 9 K, n dlstnnco of thlrty-ono hundred nnd Glght feet, moro or loss, to tho center of tho brldgo cronslng tho U". S. Heclama- Hon Sorvlco Mnln Cnnnlj and that'C nold dedications hcrotoforo referred to uro hereby accepted, and said road is hereby established to bo hereafter known as n Klamath County IilgliT way. Dated this 25th day of July, 1919. It. II. HUNNELI., .. County Judgo. IlURRKLh SHORT, Commissioner. ASA FORDYCK, ' Commissioner, O.K. TOM DIXON, Roadmastor. In the matter of the cancellation of Current Kxpcnso Warrant No. 281 It coming to tho nttenHon of tho County Court that Roberts & Whit more, who placed a monthly state ment nororo tho County Court for morchandlso to Isolation County Hospital, that samo statoment was contained in statement that was or dcred paid by Warrant No. 281. It Is thoroforo heroby ordered that Warrant No. 281 for said statement ue ana Hereby Is cancelled and filed by the County Clerk with cancelled warrants. R. H. BUNNELL, Judge BURRELL SHORT, Commissioner. ASA FORDYCE, Commissioner. Tho following Current Expense Claims woro allowed and tho clerk Instructed to draw" warrants on tho Current Expense Fund for the re spective ameunts: C. R. DeLap, salary courity . clerk 16C.C6 LIovcl DeLap, sunn . clerk 150.00 Garrett Van Riper, salary deputy clerk ..... 37.00 Vera Houston, salary Deputy clerk 109.30 Effle Oarcelon, salary deputy clork 100.00 Fred E. Fleet, salary deputy clerk 7S.70 Klamath Valley Whrse Co. Ice book 20.00 J. I. Lee, salary county as sessor 125.00 Maurice L. Johnson, salary deputv assessor .... .'. 71.00 Agnr ' . Leo, salary deputy nnfssor 100.00 Claudia Spink, salary deputy . assessor 81.00 Joo Dflscoll. salary deputy assessor ,..'. 81.00 Mrs. E. M. Leever, salary de puty assessor ....-. 15.00 Geo. L, Humnhroy, salary county, sheriff 250.00 Bert E. Hawkins, salary' de puty sheriff 150.00 Allen Sloan, deputy tax col ".le'cror 100.00 J. E. Bratton, salary deputy tax collector '. 100.00 O. E. Ernest, salary deputy tax collector ... 90.00 Henrietta Murkwardt, salary deputy tax collector 90.00 Edna Wells, salary school . ( superintendent 125.00 N. J. Chapman, salary small clnlnls dept "25.00 Maud M. Carloton, salary De puty school superintendent 42.00 I'aul Breltenstcln, burial co. poor 10.00 Llnkville Electric Co. fixtures court house 2.55 John Fountain, salary court house Janitor 75.00 II. Boivin, plumbing and Ropair Jail 22.95 Edna Wells, cash advanced for postago nnd express .... G.03 Maud M. Cnrleton, cash ad vanced for postngo and ox press :. 3.39 II. J. Mattoon, bailiff circuit court 75.00 Whitman Drug Co. stationery 1.25 I. O. O. F. Assn Rent DIst. Atty oftico 30.00 Mrs. L. B Hnguo, printing copying 14.25 The following high schools claims . n1,A...H.i nH,, ,i.n nin-i. tatfn.i. ""'? "T" """. "'7- 'X A "' X , school fund for tho respective ameunts: A. F. Graham, flooring H. S. $ 594.00 J. P. Wells, salary July 1919 1CG.6C J B. Rees, salary July 1919 nnd work in H. S 172.50 E. P. Benuchnmp, salary July 1019 75.00 W. S. Kotsdover, salary July 1919 90.00 Tho following rond claims were nl lowod and the clork Instructed to drnw warronts on the Road Fund for tho respective ameunts: Chas. Jackson, labor on coun ty roads $ 42.00 Vnrnum Jackson, labor on county roads 9.00 Andrew Jackson, labor on county roads .. GO. op EON .laCKSOIl. laUOr Oil COU11 ty roads i 51.00 L. D. Jackson, labor on coun ty roads C0.00 Wlllard Jackson, labor on county roads 20.00 Vnrnum J'nckson, labor on county road ? 20.00 L. D. Jackson, labor on coun ty road with teams 195,00 Ed Owens, labor on county road 48 00 T: E. McLeod, labor oa coun ty road 130.00 W. B. Walker, salary truce driver July 14C.00 Roy Dixon, labor on county roads 87. b0 Don Irwin, labor on county roads .". ,... 16.00 Goo. L. Smith, labor on coun ty roads 113.00 Algoma Lumber co. stumping powdpr 352.47 Frank Nichols, deputy road mastor Bonanza DIst., July 31.75 Prank Nichols, deputy road- , maBtor for Bonanza DIst Juno 9.50 Richard Martin, labor Mer rill M.nlln rond ' 43.50 Oliver Martin, labor Merrill- ' Malin road 56.00 J. II. I'nrkor, labor Merrill- Mnlln road CO. 00 Oliver Mnrtin, labor Merrill Malln road .' ... C2.50 Emil I'ullvka, labor Morrlll- Mnlln rood 12.00 S. A. Franklin,, hauling lum ber for county roads ' 55.00 C. W. Mlllo'r, labor on Sum mers road for Juno 44,00 W. Miller, labor on Sum- mnrs rond for July 9C.00 Llnkville Electric Co. repairs on Tractor 8.50 C. L. Best Gas Traction Co. road supplies 9.51 A. WIckstrom, gravel for county roads 1444.00 A. Turpln, labor on county roads 70.00 Mrs. L. B. Hague,, copying Bonanza highway 1.50 Chas. P. Stone, legal services road 15.00 In the Matter of tho Petition of Mary B. P. Hesslg for-tho vacation of a portion of Hcsslg's Addition to the town of Ft. Klamath, Oregon. This mattor coming before the County Court at this time, upon tho motion of J. H. Carnahan the same was continued until Saturday, Aug ust 9th, 1919. Whereupon the court ndjourned to meet Aug. 4, 1919. Aug. 4th, .1919. Court met pursuant to adjourn ment Trlien were present Hon. R. H. Bunnell, Judge, "Burrell Short, and Asa Fordyce, commissioners, when the following proceedings were had to-wit: The following claims were allowed and the Clerk Instructed to draw warrants on the Current .Expense Fund for the respective ameunts: Wm. Bauman, elections 5.00 Callf-Oreg-Ppwer Co. serv ices co. farm 3-60 R. I. Hammond, clothes to In mates Jail - 8-75 Callf-Oreg-Power co, services court house 45.30 F. C. Markwardt, county farm T 362.00 Geo. L. Humphrey, board of prisoners 82.40 Maud M. Carleton, envelopes $ 3.27 Calif-Oregon Power Co. wat er for Library 1.45 G. K. Van Riper, salary-Tredsurer-Poatago . - 126.00 Western Union, services telegrams 18.82 Roberts and Whltmore, Mdse to Co. Aid. allowed In the of .-. 30.0U Disallowed In the slm .of 2.42 Grace Johnston, aid county poor -. 20.00 K. Sugarman, snoes county poor . .-................; Leo Barnes, rabbit bounty Hpnrr Wlllhoeft. witness- 4.50 5.00 Mileage : 2.20 J. W. Trimble, witness-mileage E. M. Wilkerson,. juror mile age .; " 8.00 3.80 3.G0 3.50' W. D. Campbell, Juror, mile age ...s.-....... Ed Hlxon. rabbit bounty Mr3. Agnes Eskelson, rent furniture-Isolation hospital Mrs. Vlcarjr, -cooking Isolation Sunset Grocery groceries-Iso 34.84 4.67 140 lation hospital Peoples Market, meat-Isola-- t tion hospital ' 1.25 J The following road claims were al lowed and the clerk Instructed to draw warrants on the Road Fund for tlie respective' amounts:,' . C- M. Davis, driving 'truck" (one day) " .". ?' ' 5,00 L. B. Dixon, hauling car from 'Mt. Lakl .". 5.00 In tho matter of the Application of Grace Johnston for relief. Application for 'relief ' It appearing to "the court that the said Mrs. Grace Johnston, residing at Olene, Oregon, and is the mother of three dependent children and is entitled to a widow's pension to as sist in the support and maintenance of herself and said children, which should be allowed to her each month. It is therefore hereby, ordered and adjudged, that the said Mrs. Grace Johnston be nnd she is hereby allow ed and the sum of $20.00 per month commencing Aug., 1st., 1919, and un til the further order of this court. R. H. BUNNELL, County Judge In the matter of the approval of plans and specifications for court houso in Hot Springs This mattor come on nt this time to be heard upon the presentation by Mr. A. J. Helde of the plans and spe cifications for the completion of- the court house in Hot Springs Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon. Said plans and specification having been examined by tho court, upon motion of Burrell S. Shore, county commissioner, tho same were accept od and duly filed with the clerk of tho court. ' Dated this 4th day of August, 1919 In the matter of cancellation of Cur rent Expense Wamyits No's 400, 590, 777, 1349 drawn In favor of Mrs. Althea Daniels. It coming to tha attention of tho County Court that Mrs. Althea Dan iels, who has been for some time on Mm list of Klamath county widow's drawing a pension, monthly, for !up- nnrt. had been married during me month of March 1919, and had failed to notify the county court or tne county dark of siich mnrrlago nni that warrants on the Current Ex pense fund numbered 400, 69G, 777, 134U. having been arawn in nor mv- or and uncalled for, It is therefore hereby ordered that said warrants be and are hereby cancollod and filed by the county clerk with tho cancell ed warrants. BURRELL SHORT. Oom. ASA FORDYCE, Com. The New York Yankees have never won a pennant but they aro the champion big money spendors for tal ent. Stars bought by the Yanks In cluded "Babe" Ruth, $100,000; Carl Mays, $55,000; Frank Baker, $35, 000; Lee Magee, $'25,000, .and Fritz Malsel, $12,000." Bates College was the first of the New England colleges to adopt co-oducatlon. Oassengers r and Baggage ANYWHERE IX THE CITY , QUICK SERVICE .REASONABLE ItATES , PHONE J 87 WesternTransferCo. "VVMMMMl J. H. Garrett & Son Automobile Experts . 522-538 ?. Sixth St. When at last Spring-L arrives, you will wish that you hacPfixed your car sooner; so we are suggesting that you bring it in to us to-day and let our expert me chanics start.to work on it. We have a modern I and complete repair shop and can assure you of service and depend able work. Phone 460 Ice Cream 729 Main St. Candies PASTIME Jack Monrow, Prop. Cigar, Tobacco, Soft DrlakJI -. Peel and Billiards Barber Shop In oCnnectloa ..cQUJi MOTTO 'Courtesy and Service" RealEstateInsurance, - ' Loans ?v Industries , "-. Opportunities -., Investments -; i ' " ' Good buys In farms and city ' homes. - Jas. Mi Watkins Jr. i Suite 1; Swanson Bldg. ni'one 484 Tnko Salts' to flush Kidneys if Bade hurts or Bladder bothers If you must have your meat every day, eat It, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted, authority who tells us that meat forms uric a"cid which almost para!--yzes the kidneys In their efforts tov expel It from the blood. They be come sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull misery in the kid ney region, sharp pains in the back: or sick heada'che, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and whon tho weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets, cloudy, full of sediment, the Chan nels often get soro and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or threo times during the night. To neutralize these irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush off tho body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here; take a table spoonful 'in a glass of water before, breakfast for a lew days and your kidneys will then act flno. This fa mous salts is made from tho acid ofc grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthla, and has been used tor generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids In urine, so It no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weak ness, Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot Injure, and makes a delightful ef fervescent llthla-water drink. Battling Nelson, former light weight champion, claims to have picked Johnson to win over Jeffries, Wlllard to beat Jahnson, and Demp sey to tako the hoavywolght crown awayfrom Wlllard, And tho Battler adds; "And then they say old Bat Is nuts." Uwm-.-,,,,,,.v,.yJJwJi UT USE OF -KIDNEYTROUBLE V