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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1020
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Announce the Purchase of the Planing
Mill and Lumber Business of
J. F. Goeller & Son
and are prepared to serve your
wants in every line of planing
mill work, promptly
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DUBLIN, .tnn. 29. (Ily Mull). -DIsiiiIhhiiI
of Sir Joseph liyrno, ttiu In
Hpnclor (ionornt of tlio Hoyal Irish
Constabulary, linn provoked an out
cry In nil nurtloiiH of tlio IrlHh I'rca'a.
Hlr Joseph Iiiib been at tlio head of
tlio pollco xlnco tlio Irish rebellion,
mid linn administered all tlio pollco
measures taken io suppress tho Sinn
Fain puity. IUh friends say that ho
has novor disobeyed any government
onto rglvon him. Nevertheless his dis
missal Is treated ns If It were tho
xacrlflco of a popular official.
It Is no secret that ho disagreed
with tho government on tho question
of enforcing conscription for tho ar
my Inst year, and reported strongly
against thn possibility of its being
carried out. There Is reason to sup
poso also that tho various measures
lately token for the protection of the
pollco, tho arming them with bombs
and so forth, seemed to him more
likely to mako tho position of the
HERALDS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous! ,,I0NK Peyton for wood. 187
irnn uiii- ,,.,.. : T Wo are .offering on unusual value
1 Zlollr 5 "mi, fiU-imZSr (Ur,ne Car at ,r,CIrftWo'-
KOFI BALK Used cars; 1910 Reo,!
1918 Ilulck Six, 1917 Elgin Slx.i
Imperial Oarage, Phono 139. 13-tfi
WANTED
KOFI SALE About 30
tons firsl-U. ,..,,.,.. ,.. .
class alfalfa hay in stack-near Mid- "lSVT""LI,?I,--Ve,Ve ""
. ..w-.uv., s. .uu.it UHimillAi I U UUU-
lls. Salary $'80 a month year round;
also living rooms, light, heat, water,
fuol and uso of telephone. 14-tf
land. Sco Chllcoto & Smith. CSS Main
St. 13-10
FOR BALE One Ford Touring car
In first-class running condition.
Nowly painted, f3.ri0.00. Central gar
age 13-tf
FOlt SALE Dodge Car; good condi
tion. Apply 438 Wash St. 11-1G ,
JOB WANTED By experienced
ranch hand, competent to take
charge; single man. References. Ad
dress J. M Herald Offlco. 13-19
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Mill and Yards. Klamath Ave.
and Center Street
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pollco difficult and dangerous.
Tho explanation of tho dismissal
most widely current la that tho gov
ernment contemplate further meas
ures which would mako the police
still moro of a military force, an1
possibly associate soldiers with thorn
In thn execution o ftholr duties, anil
that Sir Jospch Uyrne disapproved..
Among tho few supporters of the
government the opinion prevails that
tho dismissal 1s due to dlsaprcl.it
iiient of the government at tho fail
uro or the police In the past three
years to prevent, detect, and sec.ire
tho punishment of crime. Crime, they
say, has Incerased, and none of It Is
detected. Nobody has been punished
for any of tho outrages thai have
takou place, and the identity of their
authors remains a mystery. Ho the
government dismisses tho head of
the machine which has failed.
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FOIl SALE A double
tlonal Cash register. Just llko new,
Ilex Cafo. 12-tf
WANTED A bronzo gobbler. Ad-
drawor Na-j dress C. J. Bradbury. Dox 297.
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FOIl SALE Ono used Ford, in ex
cellent condition. See Horaco Shld
lor, Cth St., between Main and Klam
ath. 10-tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
WANTED 2 green lumber pliers.
Good wages guaranteed to good
men. W. Hi Kltts, Dairy, Ore. 13-19
WANTED To engage a complete
mill crow to start March '1st. flood
wages to good men. W. H. Kltts,
Dairy, Ore. 13-20
FOIl IIBNT Two-room apartment WANTED Dy man and wife, posl-
for light housekeeping; also a gar-l tlon on a ranch, or take charge of
ago. 1313 Main St.-Phone 471. ll-tf farm. August Bucher, Klamath Falls,
Oro. 12-18
MISCELLANEOUS
We are offering an. unusual valuo ,, T,St?rtn -a
Iteo touring car at ,Cno. Ho.JSirW rr
rag0- 1,J'1G Monthly payments rei
In
garago
Ask for Silver Thistle Syrup. All
grocers have it. 12-18
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QENBVA, Switzerland, Jan. 2S.
iUBy Mall) IJire numbora of Dol-
BheTlit pamphlets,- urging a revolu
tion is Swltxerland In 'tho hopo that
lilt might ipread to neighboring coun
ItrioateTa boaa' confiscated by the
government. k
Want Ada bring raaulta.
Taking Into account tho powor al
ready iisod or proposed to bo used,
it Is estimated that the total water
power in Jupuu wll lreach over 8,
600,000 horse-power.
Tho total production of radium In
the United Stales up to tho closo of
1918 la catlmatod at approximately
CG grammes, which is understood to
bo mora than half of all tho radium
tho world baa produced.
IIK80MJTION
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. nR IT RKSOLVGD by ibo Common Council of the City of Klamath
Palis, Oregon, that tho grades on Pacific Torraco, a atreet in tho City of
. Klamath Falls, shall be changed from tho grades now established to tho
'"follewing:
,'f rr West Curbs
-Southerly. lino of Huron 230.60
T South
t Huron on westerly lino Pacific Torrace 230.00
(Huron on easterly lino Pacific Terrace 240.00
V West Curba
Northerly line of Huron 234.20
Thence by Stations
' 60 ft. from Huron St 230.46
1 100 ft. fro'rt Huron St - 238.70
160 ft. from' Huron St - 241. 3G
200 ft. from Huron Bt ., 244.70
'. 260 ft. from' Huron St. 248.30
South line Earle St! 300 ft. from Huron St 262.00
k South
SCarle on wosterly Una Pacific Torrace.. 263.00
Xarle on easterly lino Pacific Terrace 262.00
7 West Curbs
Northerly Hn Earl'o Stroot 267.00
EThonce by Stations
60 ft. from north' lino of Earlo Street 260.00
100 ft. from north line of Earlo Street 262.00
160 ft. from north line of Earlo Street 263.00
176 ft. from-north line of Rarlo Street 263.30
200 ft. from north line of Earle Street
j 260 ft. from north lino of Earlo Street
.Bouth line Melroae,r300 ft 1 2660
M East Curbs
South line Melrose, 300 ft....:"... - 267.00
:i North
East Curbs
236.60
North
230.00
240.G
East Curbs
240.90
243.33
245.75
248.18
250.60
253.40
257.00
North
263.50
262.50
East Curbs
262.60
265.80
208.20
269.80
Melrose on west line Pacific Terraco 265.60
Melrose on east line Pacific Terraco 276.50
jj .- ' . West Curbs
Northerly line Melrose - 268.50
Thence by Stations
'4 60 ft. from-north line of Melrose 271.00,
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270.50
271. 2G
272.50
West Curbs
272.00
South
265.50
275.60
Hast Curbs
273.40
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100 ft. from north line of Melrose 273.40
-, 160 ft. from north line of Melrose;..: 276.30
v 200 ft. from north' line of Melrose 276.80
' 260 ft. from north lino of Melrose 277.70
305 ft. front north lino of Melrose 278,00
South line Portland, 300 ft 277.60
tt . North
Portland on west line Paclfla Terrace 276.00
Portland on east line Pacific Torrace...'. 286.50
g D West Curbs
Sortherly line Portland - 275.40.
North
Esplanade on west line of Pacific Terrace - 263.00 "
tate of Oregon, voumy ui mumum;
Si I, A. L. L.eayltt( Pollco' Judge-of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Vo hereby certify that the foregoing Is a duly enrolled copy of tho Resolu
tion adopted by-the Common Council on the 26th day ot( January, 1920,
tttlatlre to changing certain' gredeaoh Pacific Terraco.
10-20 A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge
275. (TO
278.20
'280.60
282.60
283.80
284.20
284.00
South
275.50
286.00
East Curbs
281.60
South
263.00 '
STItlKK SKTTI.KD.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska.. Jan. 23s
(By Mall). Quartz development In
tho NIoti Fork region, near the Kus-
lllver. Is creating consider
able excitement In the district, ac
cording to special dispatches from
Mcflrath, received here.
The ledge, which propsectors saldJ
was ono of the richest In Alaska, Is
of granlto and Umo formation and Is
IIONOMTMJ, r. If., Feb. C. (B j roportcd to bo four miles In length.-
Wo are offering an unusual value
In a Reo touring car at $550. Howie
garage. 13-10
Printing, Stationery and offlco
supplies. Pioneer Printing and Sta
tionery company. 12G Main St. 9-tf
CITY OARBAOE When you
garbage removed call 62J.
want
MONEY TO LOAN on old, aa well
as new buildings. It you wish to
Ixiy or build a home, com pari), total
straight loan
payment plan.
Monthly payments requlr! ... pay
off a $1,000.00 loan in
3 years J32 26 p-r mcrh
4 years 21.3G per Month
5 years,.. 2!.2t pe" month
C years 18.52 par month
7 years ., 16.60 per month
8 years 16.17 per 'month
Other amounts In the samo propor
tion. The unpaid balance of principal may
be paid at any tune.
Pacific RuJldliur & Loan Ass'n
J. II. DRlSCOLL, Agent.
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Get the Genuine 0t2
and Avoid aSgftm5gJ
L&iGF Economy
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CITATION'
.Mall). Urantlng of a $25 quarterly
bonus has untied u teamsters' and
truck drlvora strike, which for moro
than a week blocked cargo handling
on the waterfront and glutted the
whnrvoHj wRh delayed freight
Drivers for tho Honolulu Construc
tion and Drnylng company, refused
moro wages, walked out. At tho end
of a week they agreed to return to
work at tho old scale, but with tho
provision that teams showing speed
and caro In handling freight would
recolvo a $25 quarterly bouu3 to bo
divldod between tho driver and his
helper.
Most of tho claims In the district
havo been staked, according to word
from Mcflrath.
W'11,1, l-'I.V OVER ROCKIES.
CAI.OARY, Alta, Feb. 1C. Cap
tain Fred McCall, a former army avi
ator, will attempt a non-stop flight
across tho Rockies from Calgary to
Vancouver, U. C, in tho early spring,
bo announced recently. Ho will uso a
Bristol machine, .capable of carrying
two passengers and making a speed
of 100 miles an hour, ho said. Ho
linni in mnkn the trill In seven
I hours.
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727 MAIN STREET
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In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Klamath County,
In the matter of the Estate of Andy
O'Malley, deceased.
To the Unknown Heirs of Andy
O'Malley, deceased:
You and each of you are hereby
cited and required to appear in the
above entitled Court on March 6,
1920. at the hour of 2:30 o'clock,
p. m , and then and thero to show
cause, if any you nave, why an order
Timber Sab-, Klamath Indian Rescr. spouiq not oe mane auinoming wai
vnt Ion .--Sealed bids. In duplicate ter J- perklns, administrator of said
marked outside "Bid Eggsman Unit." 1late ?. f:11 a Private sale, to the
and addressed to tho Superintendent " nes,1 mouer lor casn in nana, ine
Klamath Indian School, Klamatb " """"' ,c"' i"ijr .'""'"f l"
Amnpv. nnn. win lm rnrir.ii tald estate, to-wit: Lot Five (5) of
until twelve,,, o'clock noon. Pacific ;;'"K
timo, Thursday, March 11, 3 920, fori
The total annual income of weekly
wage-earners in England has moro
than doubled in the past four years.
the purchase of timber on 640 acre!
of tribal and allotted land on the
Sprague River in Sections 22. 27 and
28, Township 34 South. Range J
Seventeen (17) of North
Klamath Falls Addltlon'to the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Witness tho Honorable R. H. Bun
nell, Judge of the above entitled
Court, with the Beal thereof affixed
East of tho W. M.. Klamath Reser- j thIs January 31st. 1920
(Seal.) By (iairett K. Van Riper,
Deputy.
2-9-lCi23-30.
vatlon. The salo comprises about
two and one-half million feet of yel
low pine, for which no bid of lea
than three dollars and ten cent; .
($3.10) per thousand feet will be
considered. All timber must bo re-1 in the Countv Court of the Statu nf
moved prior to July 1. 1921. Each I nren-nn fnr Klnm.ith Pnnnfv,
bid must bo accompanied by a certl-, in the Matter of tho Estate of Thom
fled check for one thousand dollars I ig Drake, Deceased,
payable to the Superintendent of the Notice of settlement of final ac
Klamath Indian School. Deposit rnnnt nnrl nf IiphtIiip nf npfftlnn for
will bo retained as liquidated dam
ages If bidder fails to executo con
tract and bond within sixty days
from acceptance of bid. The right
to reject any and all bids Is reserved
Form of contract and other Informa
tion may bo obtained from Superin
tendent. Washington, D. C. Janu
ary 23, 1920. CATO SELLS, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs.. 3-cod-28
fiHEST CLOGGED UP
WITH HEAVY GOLD?
Don't give it a chance to
"set in" use Dr. King's
New Discovery
' 'TUIAT- dangerous stage where n
a cold or cough or caso of
- grlppo might got tho better
i If you may be nearer than you
; think. Prompt nctlou with Dr.
'King's New Discovery will avert n
leig siege:
J For fifty years It has loosened
t- congested chests, dissipated tlght
, packed phlegm, broken vicious colds
aud coughs. Give it to tho young-
siers tako It yourself. Thero will
1 be no disagreeable- nf tor-effects. '
i COe. nnd ?1.'20 a bottle. At your
, druggist's. Glvo It a, trial.
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; Bowels Become Normal
5 liver livens up, bile Hows freely
headache, biliousness, tonguc-rur,
Biwnnch-sourne&s, disappear when
ijDr. King's New Life Pills get in
their natural, comfortnblo action.
- Purgatives, never pleasantly cor
Irectlve, sometimes hnbit-fonulng,
should not bo taken to ruck the
Hvslem violently. Naturo's way Is
"tlio way of Dr. King's New Life
.Tills gently but firmly functioning
the bowels, eliminating tho lutes-tine-clogging
waste, and promoting
,the most gratifying results. Cleanse
lithe svstem with them and know tho
tiboou of regular bowels. 23c. at all
Ijjdrugglsts. i
discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned', as executrix of the estate
of Thomas Drake, deceased, .has rend
ered and presented for settlement,
and filed in said court, her final ac
count of the .administration of said
estate, and a petition for her dis
charge, and that tho 23rd day ef
February, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m.
in tho court room of said court, at
the court house, in Klamath Falls,
Klamath County, Oregon, has been
fixed by said court as the time and
place for the settlement of said ac
count and the bearing of said peti
tion for" distribution and discharge,
at which time and place any person
Interested In said estate may appear
and file exceptions in writing to the
snid final accouht and contest the
8amo. and show cause, if any thero
be, why a final distribution of said
estate should not be ordered, and the
executrix discharged.
Dated this 23rd day of January,
1920.
RUTH DRAKE
Executrix of said Estate.
19-20-2-9-16
B. C. EXPORTS. 1919.
TOTAL 52 MILLIONS
VANCOUVER, B. C, Feb, 16.
British Columbia exports of manu
factured goods and raw materials
during the last year totaled $52,
85G,225 in value, according to
figures compiled by F. M. Ryder,'
United, States consul general hero..
Exports in 1918 were valued at $37,
291,705, Mr. Ryder said.
Lumber exports, Including logs,
shingles, pulp and paper, were
valued at $24,G87,488 during 1919',
as compared with $13,240,765 io.
1918, according to Mr. Ryder's
figures. ""
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126 South Sixth St
Phon 87