FRIDAY, FKIIKUAUY 20, 1020. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON IWOU MX (OUNTY COURT PROOKEniXfiS. (Continued from page ."!) K. J. Chapman, Justice foes St. vs .lolin Don (L. Robin son 4.20 N. J. Chapman, Justlco tecs St vs D. Naur Boniiuin 10.90 A. I.. Green. Coiistablo fees St. vs B. Nour Bonnnin If J. Chapman, Justlco fee St. vs J. A. McLaln A. 1.. Green, oonstablo fees 8t vs J. A Mclean N. J. Chapman. Justlco fees St vs Gray Chamberlain. Bulck, et al H S. Wilson, constable fees St vs Oray Chamberlain, Bulck. et nl N. J. Chapman. Justice fees St vs B. F. Shepherd K J. Chnpman. Justice fees St. vs C. P. Holt N J. Chapman. Justice fees St. vs Sid Frailer E. I Thompson, witness, State vs. Sid Frailer Mrs. E. L. Thompson, wit ness. Stnte vs. Sid Frailer 2.20 10.05 2.20 0.45 2.20 G.93 COO 14.50 1.70 1.70 A M. Shidlor. witness, State vs. Sid Frazicr l-' "Walter Cofer. witness, btate vs. Sid Frazier Jlrs. Clara Lake, witness. State vs. Sid Frailer E. V. Lake, witness. State vs. Sid Frazier N. J. Chapman, justlco. State vs. Ray Walker J. W. Hilton, constable, State vs. Ray Walker - 1.70 1.70 1.70 7.45 2.20 If. J. Chapman, justice, State vs. "Wm. Simms 14.05 J. II, Freddlnburg. witness. State vs. Wm. Simms 1.70 3ercy Haskins, witness. State vs. Wm. Simms 1.70 Trod Haskins. witness, State vs. Wm. Simms 1-70 Grant Pope, witness. State vs. "Wm. Sim tit's 1-70 "W. H. True, witness. State vs. Win. Simms 1.70 C. Soloman, witness. State vs. Wm. Simms 1.70 Wrein True, witness, State vs. Wm. Simms 1.70 Earl Whttlock, coroner's ex amination, body of P. Jackson Crogan 11.00 Roberts & Whitmore, county aid 33.43 Oxceto Welding Works, re pairing vault, Clerk's otlice 2.25 The following road claims were allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants on the Road Fund for the respective ameunts: T. L. JucksOn. county roads.. $ 9.00 C.K. Blacksmith .Shop, sup-, plies and repairs, " county Toads '. S2.54 Southern Oregon Automobile Co., supplies and repairs, county roads G7.20 TheiGun Store, rent on boots, Prowto Tank 9.00 Southern Oregon Automobile Co., supplies and repairs, county road3 49.74 Oxceto Welding Works, sup plies and repairs, county roads, trucks . . 15. S5 Ford Garage, supplies and re pairs, county roads, July and August 126.16 Whereupon Court adjourned to meet Wednesday, September 11, 3919. Wednesday, Sept. l'l, 1919. Court met pursuant to adjourn ment, when were present Commis sioners Burrell Short and Asa Fordyce, when the fcllowing pro ceedings were had, to-wlt: ?n the matter of the cancellation of Current ExpeS3 Warrant No. . 1936: Order. 11 appearing to the Court upon in vestigation tl at Current Expense Warrant No. 1936, drawn in favor of "W. O. Snwth Printing Co. for print ing for the Klamath County High School should hare been drawn and ordered drawn from the High School Fund; It Is therefore hereby ordered that Current Expense Warrant No. 1936 "be and the same Is hereby cancelled. and Clerk is instructed to cancel the Eat lees meat, also take glass of Salts before eating breakfast. IJrie acid In meat excltc3 the kid neys, they become overworked; get fslugglsh, ache, and feel like lumps jot lead. The urine becomes cloudy; Jhe bladder Is irritated, and you, jnay be obliged to seek relief two or jthree times during the night. When ,th'e kidneys, clog you must help them flush off the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real sick person ahortly. At first you feel a dull misery In the kidney region, you Buffer from backache, 'sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when tho weather Is bad. Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get from any phar macist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days ana your kidneys will then act fine. (This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with Hthia, and has been used lor generations to clean clogged kid jieys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids fn urine, so it no longer is a source of Irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is inexpensive, cannot Injure; makes a delightful efferves cent llthla-water drink which overy- one snooia taxe now ana tnen to Jceep the kidneys clean and active. BDrngKlsta here say they sell lots of Uad Salta to folks who believe In orertomlng' kidney trouble while It FIUHTI i KIDNEYS BOTHER same and place In tho flies with other cnnrclled warrants Done September 10, 1919. BURRELL SIldftT, Contm. ASA FORDYCE, Comm. The following current expense claims wore allowed it ml tho Clerk Instructed to draw warrants on the Current Expense Fund for the re spective ameunts: Underwood Drug Co.. sun dries. Clerk's otllco ? 17.35 Undorwocd Drug Co.. sun dries. Sheriff' office 3.S5 I. O. O. F. Assn.. rout Dlst. Atty. office 30.00 Klamnth .Superior. Laundry. laundry, county Jail -i.io Wstorn rnlon. services county officials 94.5 The following road claims wore allowed and the Clork Instructed to draw warrants on tho Road Fund for the respective amcunts: Hen Callett. labor. Co. roads, Ft. KlamatU-Aspen Lake....? 7S.00 t.. n. Jackson, labor. Co roads. Merrllt-Mldlnnd .... 250.00 Andrew Jackson, labor. Co. Roads. Merrill-Midland .... 77.00 Earl Jackson, labor. Co. roads. Merrill-Midland .... 70.00 Charles Jackson, labor. Co, roads. Merrill-Midland SO. 50 Vnmiim Jackson, labor, Co roads. Merrill-Midland .... 70.00 Wlllnnl Jnckson. labor. Co roads. Merrill-Midland 3.50 E. D. Briscoe, labor. Co roads. Ft. Klamath Agency 91.00 nini I.onsolv. labor. Co. roads. Ft. Klamath Agency 6.00 C. M. Briscce. labor. Co. roads. Ft. Klamath Agency 21.00 Jim Wllev. labor. Co. roads. Ft. Klamath Agency 3.00 Bert Nelson, labor. Co. roads. Ft. Klamath Agency 9.00 Jack Rrlscoe. labor. Co. roads. Ft. Klamath Agency 6.00 Carl Nelson, labor, Co. 'roads, Ft. Klamath Agency 3.00 Auto Supply Houso, spark plugs, truck 3.00 Perrin Dixon, labor, Co. roads 34.00 Roy Dixon, labor. Co. roads.. 34.00 The following library claims wero allowed and the Clerk Instructed to draw warrants on the Library Fund for the respective ameunt: Underwood Drug Co.. sun dries, library $ 2.10 Whereupon Court adjourned to meet Saturday. September 13, 1919. Saturday, September 13, 1919. Court met pursuant to adjourn ment, when were present Commis sioners Burrell Short and Asa Fordyce, when the following pro ceedings were had. to-wlt: The following current expense claims were.allqwed and,, the Clerk instructed. to) 'draw warrants! on the. Current Expense 'Fuhd'tor-the re spective ameunts: Pac Tel. &. Tel. Co., ser vices, Co. officials k $ Mrs. L. B. Hague, . typing, road- petitions ,....-.,'..... Bruce Heuston, rabbit bounty The following road claims 0.9S .1.50 2. SO were allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants on the Road Fund for the respective ameunts: Baldwin Hardware Co., sup plies. Co. roads. July $ 18.43 Baldwin Hardware Co., sup plies, Co. reads, August.... CS.51 Coast Culvert & Flume Co., culverts, Co. roads 1 .64 Bryant Mountain Sawmill Co.. lumber, Co. roads 136.00 Klamath Auto & Machine Works, repair Co. trucks.. 23.10 15.12 Tom Dixon, cash advanced, -freight, express Union Oil Co., gas, oil, etc. Co 122.17 The following library claims were allowed and the Clerk Instructed to draw warrants on the Library Fund for the respective ameunt: Baldwin Hardware Co., sup plies, Co. library $ 2.55 Whereupon Court adjourned to meet Monday, September 15, 1919. Monday, September 15, 1919. Court met pursuant to adjourn ment, when were present Hon. R. H Bunnell, Judge, and Burrell Short and Asa Fordyce, Commissioners, when the following proceedings were had, to-wit: In the matter of the road between Klamath Falls and the reservation line. Resolved, that this Court recom mends that the standard width of the macadam road to be placed on that portion of The Dalles-California Highway extending from Klamath Falls to the reservation line be changed from a width of twelve (12) feet, as heretofore planned, to a standard width of sixteen (16) feet, R. H. BUNNELL, Judge. BURRELL SHORT, Comm, ASA FORDYCE, Comm. Whereupon Court adjourned to meet September 16, 1919. Tuesday, September ,16, 1919, Court met pursuant to adjourn ment, when were present Hon. R. H. Bunnell, Judge, and Burrell Short, Commissioner, when the following proceedings were had, to-wlt: In tho matter of Frank Smith, an Indigent person. This matter coming on at this time to be heard upon the applica tion of Frank Smith for funds to pay his faro and expense to Humboldt Countv. Calif., for the nurnosn nf living with relatives tho rest of his! life; It appearing to the Court that tho said Frank Smith Is without funds and that it would bo to tho best In terest of Klamath County that the said Frank Smith should bo allowed to go to Humboldt County, Calif., tnoro to live; It IB therefore hereby ordered that a warrant be drawn on the Current Expense Fund in the sum of $25.00 In favor of Frank Smith to pay his tare to itumDoiat county, calif. R. H. BUNNELL, Judge. BURRELL SHORT, Comm. In the matter of Petition of Ethel M. Rahn and Louis N. Rahn of Klamath County for alteration of Swan Lake Rqad. Be It remembered, that term of the Honorable County Court of Klamath County, State ot Oregon, begun and held at the Court House In Klamath Falls, .in said County, on the 16th day of September, A. D, i9i, huu iium uay iu uuy inere- (lliur it ll 1 141 s nit itniiiiiuoiivu vi nit tii term. Present! Hon. R H. Bunnell, piv tinieii. itnn Burrell Short. CommisMone i. Hon. t. H. Hup. 01ThV 'oUowmg 'ffiSKS The follow lug proceedings bad. to-wlt In Ihoiunltee of Petition of Ethel M. Rahn and Louis N. Uahn of Klamath County Road Swan Lake. On this day emtio Ethel M. Rahn and Louis N. Rahn, who represents to the Court the petition of himself and 12 others, praying for said Court to lay out. tiller and establish a county road within wild County, on ithp following Hue of route, as fol lows, to-wlt: At the point whore tho nbovo north boundary line lutorsects the rmiiro line and townshil) lino, at nr near the southwest comer of the northwest ounrter of the southwest , quarter of Section 30. T. 37. S. R. 10, K. W. M; thonce north on said, township and range lino a distance ef approximately north 4 1 degrees, east. 2970 feel more or less, to a nolnt 30 feet north ot tho 40 lino through tho north half or Section 19, T. 37. S. R. 10. K. W. M.; thonce east paralleling said north lino to n point 30 feet north of corner ot tho northeast quarter of tho NKV4 of above said Section 19; thenco north on the north lino for a distance of three-quarters of a niilo, more or less, to tho SW comer of tho SKU of the NE,4 of Section IS, T. 37, S. R. 10, E. W. M.; thence east ono fourth mile, more or luss, to tho quarter section comur on tho east side of the abovw said Section IS; thenco north half mllo, more or less, to tho northeast corner ot tho nbovo sold Section IS, and thoro terminate, the nbovo location to be tho center line of the road and said read to have a width of sixty feet. And It satisfactorily appearing to the Court, from proof filed horeln. that due notice ot tho pendency of this proceeding has lioen given as by i.iiv n'wiiii cu, iit.n uiuiw in,,., k v., v ,,,, twenty chains to too nuarter,ll,u ouufcll"wow u.i.mhj, ami im, uinui of said petitioners aro legal frco- conu)r on tho Township lino between Jwest quarter of tho southwest quar holdora of this County, residing !nis.,(i Townships 10 and 4 1. said Range; tor ot section twenty-six, In township the road district In which said road! ' , ., ,.. w . thince north 'thlrly-nlno south, rango twelve enst is tb be located, and that n good mid sufficient bond has been fllod. It Is therefore ordered by tho Court, that Robert Emmltt and G. P. Van Riper be appointed viewers. and C. T. Darley surveyor, and that they meet on the 19th day of Sep tember. 1919, at 9 o'clock a. m.. and iu i case of their fulluro to meet oni :ild day. then within flvo days thero- 8i after, to survey, view, lay out. alter or straighten out or re-establish tho monuments, and dualy qualify within flvo days thereafter, and enter upon the discharge of their duties In this behalf. (Sd.) R. H. BUNNELL, county Jiuige. Tho following current expense claims wore allowed and tho Clerk instructed to draw warrants on the Current Expense Fund for the re spective ameunts: Frank Smith, transportation to Humboldt Co.. Calif $ 25.00 Patrick Co., sundries, Sher iff's office 1.10 Baldwin Hardware Co., sun dries. Clerk's office 5.75 i Geo. Sparreton, rabbit bounty 10.90. G. C. Lorenz, plumbing Court House .50 I The following road claims wero allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants on the Road Fund for the respective ameunts: S. P. Co.. demurrage on cars of bridge steel $ 20.40 Judge Short, services, county roads (Odessa) 17.&0 Baldwin Hardware Co., sup plies, roads 103.10 3.40 S.OO G. C. Lorenz, supplies, roads S. H. White & Son, repair, Co. trucks T. E. McLeod, labor, Co. trucks 60.00 W. D. Fraln, labor, Co. roads (Topsy) 21.50 Whereupon Court adjourned to meet Saturday, September 20, 1919. Saturday, September 20, 1919. Court met pursuant to ndjourn ment, when were present the Hon. R. H. Bunnell, Judge, and Burrell Short and Asa Fordyce, Commis sioners, when tho following pro ceedings were had, to-wlt: In the matter of the Petition ot A E. Gale et al for a road across Langell Valley. On this day came A. E. Gale et al, who presents to the Court tho peti tion ot himself and 12 others, pray ing for a county road as follows, to wlt: Beginning at the corner common to Section 34 and 35, Township 39, S. Range 12, E. Willamette Meri dian, and Sections 2 and 3, Town ship 40 S., Range 13, E. Willamette Meridian, said point of beginning be ing on what is known as the "Lorella" road, now established; thence south on the lino common to Sections '2 and 3 and 10 and 11, Township 40 S Range 13, E. W. M., to tho one quarter common to tho said Sections 10 and 11; thence west of subdivision line 80 rods; thence south on subdivision line 160 rods to tho south boundary line of said Sec tion 10; thence west 160 rods along tho south boundary line ot said Sec tion 10 to tho terminus of said road, being a point on the present estab lished road known as tho "West Side Langell Valley Road," at tho south west corner of tho SEU of tho SWM of said Section 10, Township 40 S Range 13 East Willamette Morldian And it satisfactorily appearing to tho Court, from proof fllod herein, that due notice of tho pendency of this proceeding has been given as by law required; that more than twelvo of said petitioners are legal free holders of this County, residing in the road district In which said peti tioners are legal freeholders of this County, residing In the Road District In which said road is to be located, and that a good and sufficient bond has been filed. It Is therefore ordered by the Court, that A. L. Marshall and Fred Busoslng bo appointed viewers, and C. T. Darley surveyor, and that they meet on the 26th day of September, itfj.v, at a o ciock a. m., or in case of their failure, to 'meet 'on said-day, then within' Ave '.days thereafter, to, i it in1 iMiui v ii iii i in 1 1 iv" onui' in I Oregon tor Kl un'vtti County In tho Matter of Tho Organisation of To u, llom,rn,,(, County Court ot Iowh That they propose tho or- gnulr.atlon oi an Irrlgnttnn district, to bo known is I'aiier.son Irrigation Dis trict, unib'i the provisions of Chapter 357, I.tiws of Oregon for tho year 1917 A. D. That Hie boundaries of the said proposed iirlgutlou d. strict are us follews: Beginning at a point rop'ose'itlnn the North West Corner of the south East Quarter, of tho south West Quar ter, (SWV, ot SWU ) ot section Twen ty Nine (29). In Township Forty. I'jni .,,,, i, ,.r iimm t'l.ivnn fill RM of ,,, williunotto Morldlnu. Klamath Cour.tv, Oregon, thence oust ,, s.,,,i NUU,iivlslon line. Olio nod one-Half miles to the North Kst corrr r tl0 South West quarter or t10 st Knst naurtcr of section 2S. ... ..,., T0wllHt,ln and rango; Thence South Forty Cholns. thence ICost twenty chains, thenco south twentv chains to the M cornor on the sec tion line botweon 33 or 31, said Tp. and range; Thonco east twenty chains. Thenco South sixty chains, moro or less to tho South East Cor nor of Lot numbered 4 of section 3, In Township 41 south of Range ele ven (11), E. W. M. In Klamath Coun ty, Oregon; Thenco West twenty chains to tho section lino botwoan sections 3 and 4, In said township nud range; thonco south to at or near the South Hast cornor of suction 4 In said Township and Range, wnoro said line Intersects tho north Hue of the right ot wny of what Is known as the Adams Cnnnl. Thence northerly and westerly aloug tho north bound ary of tho snld Adams ("anal to a point twenty chains west of tho liast lino ot Soction 5. In said Township, nml r:inirn! llionc.i north to tho North t,0U,l(jUry of said Township; thence ........ -w. - . - - - ... - ,--. through Section 32, Township Forty, South of Range 11 Enst. distant Sixty chains; thonco West twenty chains; thonco North Forty chains to place of beginning. That your potltlonors constitute n majority of tho owners of said land nnini.pnllv n , (1 It, nrmflPii ntlil lllflt (, susceptible ot Irrigation. T, . v(jur .)otltl(mur3 proposo tho organization of said district to pro vide for tho construction of works for, tho Irrigation of sumo and tor tho' purchase, operation or mainten ance of works nlrouily constructed, I aim lur im uM.iiiuiiHiuu ,i -uui jiuu or guarantor of Indebtedness on ac- rmml of (1,strlct InmJs to thp United , states under tho Federal Rocl.imntlon Laws. Whereforo your petitioners pray that said Irrigation district ba organ ized under said Chapter 357 of tho Lows of 1917 A. I). Names: J. L. Norton J. Frank Adams Walter Kjblson Anton Klein N. H. Hadley James I.acoy A. J. Deans J. G. Patterson Stnto of Oregon, Klamath County, ss: I, John G. Patterson being first duly sworn, upon oath depose and say, that I am one of the petitioners I 'n the foregoing petition and thnt oild petition Is truo as I verily bo lleve. J, G. PATTERSON Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 27th day of. Jan. 1920. Seal. E. M. BUBB Notary Public Klamath County Oregon My Commission expires Jan. 14th, 1921. 6-13-20-27 survey, view, lay out. alter or straighten out or to ro-establlsh the monuments, and duly quality within flvo days thereafter, and enter upon the discharge of their duties In this behalf. R. H. BUNNELL, County Judge. In the matter of Petition of J. F. Gertson et al for a County Road. On this day camo J. F. Gortson et al, who presents to tho Court tho petition of himself and 12 others, praying tor a county road as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point two rods west of tho southeast corner of SAVVi of SWY. Sec. 16, Tp. 40, S. R. 10, E. W. M.; thonco north flvo rods; thenco northwesterly in a straight lino across said SWV4 of SWVi to a point 25 rods north of southwest corner of Sec. 16; thence continuing northwesterly about 535 feet ncross part of Lot 6, Sec. 17, Tp. 40 S., It. 10, E., to east end of bridge across Griffith latoral. And It satisfactorily appearing to tho Court, from proof filed herein, that duo notlco of tho pendency of this proceeding has been given as by law required, that moro than twelve of said petitioners aro legal free holders of this County, residing in tho road district In which said road Is to bo located, and that a good and sufficient bond has been flled; It is thoroforo ordered by the Court, that w. B. Barks and J. E Emman bo appolntod vie'wors, and C. T. Darloy survoyor, and that they moot on tho 26th day of Soptombor, 1919, at 9 o'clock a. m or In case or inoir rauuro to moot on said day, then within flvo days thereafter, to uurvuy, view, lay out, alter or straighton out or ro-establish tho monuments and duly qualify within flvo days thereafter, and entor upon tho discharge of their duties In that behalf. R. H. BUNNELL, County Judge. The following road claims wore allowed and tho Clerk Instructed, to draw warrants on the Road Fund for the respective amounts; Loo Jardlne, labor on county road $ 56.00 (Continued oa pas 7) H'lHlly No. 1121. i j i iii ij mn iiiuii Hl'MMONH , ...... stni. Land Hoard of thu State ot .. 1'lMlnt.ff, VS. Mury It I'uMsntt and William Has. sett. Colin V. Dyinoiit, Frederick W Camions mid Mary O. Car ti.ni, and Jntiies A. linker, Do (f'lllllllltN. To Mury R, Ilnssott mid William PitNsett. Colin V. Dymeiit, Frederick W. Coi'steim and Mary O. Camions, mid .lti'iios A, linker, the nbovo named defendants: Mi are hereby Htimmoiiod mid re quired to appear mid answer tho complaint 111ml against you in tho ilmve entitled suit within six wooks r f .: in tho date of tho first publication ,r this summons In tho KvoiiIiik Herald, 11 newspnpor, which said dai h tho 30th day of January. . H. 1920. And you will tnko notice that If' ou ran to appear ami answer, or otliurwisn plead, within the said time, the plaintiff will apply to the court for tho rollot prayed for In lt complaint, to-wit: For Jiidgmont ngnlnst tho said de fendants, Mary R. Bnssott and Wil liam Bassett, tor tho Bum of $100.00. with Interest upon tho said sum from the 9th day of October, 1917, lit the rnto of six par cont per annum, and tho nddltlonal sum ot $100. no us at torney's foosj nud for tho further sum of $133. GO. with Interest oil said sum from tho 4th day of Octo ber, 1919, at tho rato of six por cont per annum mid Its costs ami dlsbiirsumonts heroin. And for a decree of this court foreclosing tho mortgage described In the complaint filed In tho above entitled suit, which mortgage Is upon the following described real prop erly, situated In Klamath County, simo 01 urogen: ' ' SOUtllWCSt quarter 01 the 1 southeast quarter; tho east half of i itiiii...ii.. r-i.ii.... i ii... ,.r iiiii...ai,.. irn.i.ii.... ,,...ni...H ui n iiiuuiuiiu iuui iuiiiii, iwhri'i"! , with all water rights appurtenant to said land or to becomo appurtenant! to said land during tho existence of tho mortgage sued upon herein. And ordorlng that tho said urop - erty bo sold by tho sheriff of Klauimh 1 ouiiiy, urogou, in ino manner ny law In cases of this kind provided. and that tho proceeds of such sale be appplled. First: To the payment of tho costs and expenses ot (ho snld nolo, audi tho costs and expenses of this suit. Secend: To the payment to this plaintiff ot tho amount for which It asks Judgment herein. Third: That the balance, if any thoro bo, bo deposited with tho clork of this court for those entitled to It. Thnt the court nlso decreo that nt such sale any party to this suit may bocomo the purchaser of any part or all of said real property, and decreo that Immediately upon tho purchase ot said property the shorlff shall placo the purchaser Into complete possession of tho property so pur chased ; That the court also decreo and do - claro that iilalntlff's lion unon nil of tho said real property by vlrtuo of said mortgage aforesaid is prior In tlmo and superior in right to any right, tltlo, Interest, cstnto or lieu ot tho said defendants, Colin V. l)y- ment, Frederick W. Carstcns and Mary O. Carstens and James A. Baker, or any porson or persons claiming or to claim under the said dofondants or either or any ot thorn. And also decreo that all persons claiming or to claim by, through or under tho said dofondants, nud tho defendants thomsolves shall be for over barred and foreclosed of all right, tltlo, estate, Interest mid lien at law or in equity, and all equity ot redemption In, to and upon tho said real proporty, And every part and parcel thereof, and that plain tiff may have such other and further relief as to equity shall seem meet. This summons Is published pur suant to an order of tho Honorable D. V. Kuykondall, Judge of tho Cir cuit Court of the State ot Oregon for Klamath County, which ordor Is dated January 28th, A. D. 1920. FEROUSON & FLETCHER, Attorneys for Plaintiff. P, O. Address: Loomis Building, Klamnth Fulls, Oregon. 30-6-13-20-27-5-12 WAAAAAAASMMMAAA NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION. Notice Is horoby given that by vir tue of an execution and Ordor of Salo limed out ot tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Klamath County, on January 22, 1920, upon a Decree made and entered January 16, 1920, In fuvor of J. W. McCoy, plaintiff, mid ugnlust Ernest M, Heppo, defend ant, directing tho salo of tho proporty hereinafter described, to satisfy the sum of $757.8,7, and tho furthor sum of $14,20 as plaintiff's costs mid dis bursements Incurred in this suit, nnd such further sum necessary to covor expenses of judicial salo, I lutvo lov lod upon tho proporty described as: Situated in Klamath County, Oro gon, tho Lots numbered Two, (2), Threo (3), Four (4) and tho North east quartor of tho northoast quar ter of Soction Thirty-four (34), Township Forty (40) South, Range Nino (9) East of Willamette Mori dlan, containing 120,99 ncrcB. And will, on February 20, 1920, nt 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, at tho front door of the Court House In Klamath Falls, Oregon, sell at public auction to tho highest bidder, for cash In hand, subject to redemption accord ing to law, all right, title and Inter est of the abovo named defendant, In and to the aforesaid roal proporty. Dated: January 23, 1920. Klamath Falls, Oregon. OEO. L, HUMPHREY, Shorlff. By, nURT B-. HAWKINS, Deputy. 23-30-6-13-20 Best ret Herald Want Ada. 721) Main St.' CmiilliM PASTIME Jack Miinrou, Prop. ("Igam, Tobavro, Soft DiluM Peel i'iikI llUllnriN llaiber Shop In oCuiioi'llon out .Meno "Courtesy mid herileo" Lot Your GLASS troubles bo Mine C. E. STUCKEY Rc-GInzing and Cabinet Making Phono 477 W Eleventh and l'inc SSwV-VVVSSVi'lV''W MECCA Billard; Parlor mil .MAIN STREET MiikI rp.lo.D.ile llllllmil Pniior In the I lly ni(j.(;it.ni: ki.viis ci(!ARi:rri:s mui tobaccos SOFT DltlNKH Courtesy nml Service our .Motto iAWwIiAiVWMi'KXWWIi'WIWVWW J Klamath Locfee No. 137 i w - g g -, I. vJ. U. r. , ''" M-lday night of each woolc at J. O. O. K. Imlt. &tli unil .Mutii atrcotH. ,")'" J" ;'r. '"" v., . v.. hi, Secretary; W. I). Cofor, Treasurer. Ewuiinn Encampment No. 46, I. O O. F., moots Tuesday night of oachi oek at I.O. O. F. hall. W. II. North, " P.: ". I). Cofer, Scribe; Fred i Hueslng, Treasurer NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOCNT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That tho undersigned, as Administrator of the estate of Richard Tarrant, de ceased, has filed with tho County Court of tho State of Oregon, for Klamath County, his Final Account of tho Administration of said Estate, and that the said court has fixed Monday, March 1, 1920 nt 2:30 o'clock p. m, as tho tlmo, and tho County Court Room in tho court hotiso at Klamath Falls, Oregon, as 1 "" P'co for iiouring o ojoctions. ir. any. to said account mid tho sottlo- iiiaut thereof. JOHN BRETT. Administrator of tho estate of Richard Tarrant, deceased, 30-6-13-20-27 In the County Court of the State of Oregon fur The County of KliuiintJi In tho Matter ot The Organization ot tho Patterson Irrigation District. NOTICE Is haroby given that a petition for tho organization of tho Pattorson Irrigation District, to bo organized under tho . provision of Chapter 357 of tho Laws ot tho stnto of Orogon for tho year 1917, will bo presumed to the County Court of tho stnto of Orogon for tho County of Klamath, on tho 1st day of March, 1920 at tho county court houso lit sutd county, nt 10 o'clock In .the foro noon of snld day. Dated February 2, 1920. J. O. PATTERSON 6-13-20-27 Timber Bale, Klamnth Indian Reiser. vatlon. Sealed bids, In duplicate. marked outsldo "Bid Eggsman Unit," and addressed to tho Superintendent. Klumath Indian School, Klamath Agency, Oregon, will bo rocolvotl until twolvo o'clock noon, Pacific tlmo, Thursday. March 11, 1920, for tho purchase df tlmbor on 640 acros ot tribal and allottod land on tho Sprague Rlvor In Sections 22, 27 and 28, Township 34 South, Range 8 East of tho W. M Klamath Reser vation. Tho salo comprises about two and ono-hnlf million foot of yel low pine, for which no bid ot loss than threo dollars and ton cents ($3.10) por thousand foot will bo considered. All tlmbor must bo ro movod prior to July 1, 1921. Each bid must bo nccompanlod by a certi fied chock for ono thousand dollars, payablo to tho Superintendent ot tho Klamath Indian School. Doposlt will bo retained as liquidated dam ages if bidder fails to oxocuto con tract and bond within sixty days from acceptauco of bid. Tho right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Form of contract and other informa tion may bo obtainod from Suporln tondont. Washington, D. C Janu ary 23, 1920. OATO SELLS, Com missioner of Indian Affairs. 3-cod-28 Tho artificial breeding ot flsh was n common Industry among tho an cient Greoks and Romans. The gorgoously colored wings of buttorflles, mountod in gold or othor metals, aro being used for Jewelry. Upright wrinkles hotwoon the oyos nrlso from worry and study, and will usually bo seen on tho faces of students. Flvo grammes of radium, about a hoaped tablospoonful, and worth $500,000, wero obtained from th ' old guns used lahe late'vrkr, .,kj,"i' Phono 460 It o ("remit . . X M.ilMBtiUMmi'gn