THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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FOR ATTITUDE
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CHINA GRATEFUL
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N SHANTUNG
greo,
26th
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MARIE MORRISEY
Herself
IN KLAMATH FALLS
The famous concert contralto, whose
finished artistry has captivated a whole
continent, is' coming by special arrangement
to Klamath. Falls. Her personal appear
ance makes this the musical event of the
season.
Next Monday Evening
March 1
' , at S.lo P. M.
Houston Opera House
Assisting Miss Morrisey will be Mr.
Thomas A. Edison's Three Million Dollar
Phonograph. .
Free Tickets
Call, write or telephone us for free tickets
of admittance. They will be issued in order
of application.
KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE
Phone 125 ' 725 Main Street
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ATTEXTIOX MA.SOXK
R. A. M. Chapter No. 35 M. M.. de
J., E'. Brntton. Sec'y
BIDS WAXTKI) FOR I.OfJGIXG.
WANTED to ,let contract to log
. 7:30 p, m. -Thursday, February e'Ehteen million feet timber at rate
, ion n ,j thh t,o of six millions yearly beginning this
i, 1920. By order High Priest. sedsqn. For particulars inquire of
Nino Lumber Co. Box 1126 K.
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I'KKlNGl nJn. 26. (By Mall).
Clratttudo to America for the nttl
tudn of the United States Congress
on the Shantung question was ox
pressed by Chinese statesmen In ad
dresses welcoming Admiral Albert
(Heaves, 'Commander of tho United
States Asiatic Fleet, here.
Premier Chin Yun-feng who gave
a dinner In honor of Admiral Ulcavcs
said:
'The friendly relations which
have always existed between Amer
ica ami China, .and especially the re
cent attitude of your nation toward
tho pence settlement In Kuropo can
not biiUcommund tho gratitude and
admiration of our people"
"We believe thnt our country has
In late years made somo progress as
ii "republc; 'but wo realize that fromJ A
you, n ropublic of riper experience, j -
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wo may learn many prontanio les
sons. We liopo to securo from you
constant advice and counsel so that 1
wo miy co-opjrato to maintain the
permanent peace of the Pacific. This
is the slncoro wish of tho Chinese
pcoplo." ,
Murshnl Tunn, Chl-Jul, formor pre
mier of tho Chinese cabinet and
present head of the National Dofonso
Board, said:
"I cannot refrain from mentioning
tlin 'jiilnifrnliln itttltmln tt tin Amtirl.
can congress toward thq Far Enstchi ,
question in me matter or tno reace
Treaty. It seems thnt public opinion-
in America Is being guided much
more by Ideals than by interests.
Your diplomacy is endeavoring not
merely to prevent war today but to
maintain pence forever. You set a
fine example for tho pcoplo of your
sister ropublic who will look to you
for cooperation and counsel when
the Pacific question comes to be sott-
Iod."
WE AGAIN DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO THE IM
PORTANCE OF ORDERING YOUR SCREEN
WORK NOW
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Porch Screening, Window
Screens and Screen
Doors
ORDERED NOW WILL BE READY WHEN YOU NEED THEM
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DELAYS MAY BE UNAVOIDABLE IF YOU WAIT UNTIL
THE SPRING BUILDING RUSH IS ON. QUALITY, WORK
MANSHIP, AND ON-TIME. DELIVERY GUARANTEED.
PHONE US YOUR ORDER TODAY
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SI'.UX HAS OKNKRAL
EIGHT HOUR VAX LAW.
.MADIUD, Feb. S. (By Mall). By
rfyal decree 'tho Spanish govern
))ent( has excepted from the eight
hour day, law certain callings.
Among those who aro now permitted
to work longer than tho, legal hpur
aro domestic servants, waiters and
ether hotel employes who live on
the premies, and druggists.
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Lakeside Lumber Co
NELSON ROUNSEVELL, Mgr.
Mill and Yards: Klamath Avenue and Center Street
Telephone 128
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Equity No. 1121.
SUMMONS
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SCIENTIFIC BOXING CONTESTS
WINTER KNIGHT, Matchmaker ' TOM WAITERS, Referee
Under the Supervision of the Klamath Falls Municipal Boxing Commission
HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE .
FRIDAY, FEBRUARYS, at 8:30 P. M.
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MAIN EVENT TEN ROUNDS
EARL RITCHIE
Klamath Falls, Oregon 187 Pounds
vs.1' a ' '
ins
San, Francisco, Calif. 185 Pounds
SEMI-FINALS SIX ROUNDS
Middleweights
BILLY RUFF
' Klamath Falls
vs.
BOB WAGNER
Portland, Oregon
, PRELIMINARIES FOUR JtOUNDS
TICKETS ,ON, SALE AT REX CAFE
Corner Seventh and 'Main ' '
Ticket Office at Opera House open at 7 P.M.
; Rlngitlda HcaU, 83.00 (includlojt Wat Tax)
General AOmimlon, fa.OO (InclndinK War Tax)
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato of
Oregon for Klamath County.
Stato Laud Board of tho State of
Oregon, plaintiff,
vs.
Mnrv K. Bassctt and "William Bas
sett. Colin V. Dymcnt, Kredorlclc
' W. Carstens and Mary O. Car
stens, and James A. Baker, DO'
fendants.
To Mary It. Bassett and Willlnm
Bassott. Colin V. Dyment, Frederick
V. Carstens and Mary O. Carstens,
and James A. Baker, tho above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear and answer tho
complaint filed against you in tho
above' entitled suit within six weeks
from tho date of tho first publication
of this summons In the Evening
Herald, 'a nowspaper, which Bald
date Is the 30th day of January,
A. D. 1920.
And you will take notice that if
you fall to appear add answer, or
otherwise - plead, within the; said
time, the plaintiff will apply to' the
court for tho relief prayed for in Its
complaint, to-wlt:
For judgment against the said de
fendants, Mary R. Bassett nnd Wil
liam Bassett, for tho sum of $400.00,
with interest upon tho said sum from
the 9th day of October, 1917, at tho
rate of six per cent per annum, and
,the additional sum of 1 100.00 us at
torneys iocs; ana lor me iurtner
sum of $133,50, with Interest on
said sum from tho 4th day bf Octo
ber, 1919, at the rate of six per
cent per annum and its costs and
disbursements herein.
And for a decrpo of this court
foreclosing the mortgage described
in tho complaint .(lied in tho above
entitled suit, which mortgage Is upon
the following described real prop
erty, situated In Klamath County,
State of Oregen: '
Tho southwest! quarter of the
southeast quarter; the east half of
tho southwest quarter, and the north
west' quarter of i the 'southwest' quar-terfiBectjonttwonty-Bix,.
In' township
thirty-nine south, range twelve east
of Willamette' Meridian, together
with all water rights appurtenant to
said land or to become appurtenant
to said land during tho existence of
the mortgage sued upon herein.
And ordering that, the said prop
erty do soia Dy mo snena or Klamath
County, Oregon, in tho' manner by
law in cases of this kind provided,
and that the proceeds of such sale
bo appplled,
First: To the payment bf tho costs
and expenses of the said sale, and
the coats and expenses of this suit.
. Secend: To tho payment to this
plaintiff of tho amount for which it
asks Judgment heroin,
Third: That1 thq balance, it any
there be, be deposited with the clerk
of ths court, for thoso entitled to it.
That 'tho court also decree that at
such sale any party tp this suit may
bocomo tho purchaser of any part or
all of said real' property, and decreo
that immediately upon tho purchase
of said property the, sheriff shall
place the purchaser Into complete
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-OBsoBHlnn of the property ho pur
'liased; That tho court nlso deri-o and do
Ham that plaintiff lien upon all of
tho said real property by .vlrtuo of
said mortgnuo nforoaiilil M prior In
timo ami miperior in right to any
ACCOMMODATIONS
SCARCE IN LONDON
LONDON', Fob. O.MIly- aii.tti.
Aiiierli'iini who contemplate coming;
to Hngland thlx spring or summer.
rignt, titio, interest, estato or lion uml Londoners expect thorn will ho-
"cit? W'cSS.?' JffiS.fjr'"-"' ",f ";" """ " ""-
Mury O. Carstens and James A., I,"l" ""a"'1 bototo leaving that hot
ISuker, or nny person or porsonu uI accommodations litivo boon nr
clalmlng or to claim undor tho said .ranged, Hay tho holol iimnagorH.
,,ea .!otBy"'"w:-ft ; pr,riQ u,oy m,,y h-
claiming or to claim by, through or m,nl,l i0 ""'I " I'lnco to stay, partl-
undor tho said defendants, and tho cularly In London,
dofendants themselves shall bo for-' u will bo difficult for London to-
uvci uuiruu mill luruciUBCU OI ail'i
right, title, estate, Intorcst and lien
at law or In equity, and all equity
of redemption In, to and upon tho
said real" pronortv. and every nart
nnil nnrpnl Oinrnnf nn.l t.n. .1lnl
tiff may have such 'other nn.l fonh.r, ro,1B0 nccommqdatlons
relief as to. equity shall seem meet.
This summons is published pur
suant to an order of tho Honorable
D. V. Kuykendall, Judgo of tho Cir
cuit Court of tho Stato of Oregon for
Klamath County, which order is
dated January 28th, A. D. 1920.
FERGUSON & FLETCHER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.'
P. O. Address:
LoomlB Building,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
30-6-13-20-27-C-12
Best yet Herald Want Add.
hnndlo n great Influx' of pcoplo thk-
summor, say tho mnnngora, and thoy
oxpoct many disappointments among-
Americans who even attempt to nr-
somo tlm '
nhoad of arrival. Tho hotter hotels
of tho city can not find room for
moro than 4,000 at ono time, thoy
nro full now nnd many pooplo have
engaged rooms months ahead. ,
Somo Englishmen who hnvo Just
roturned 'from tho United Stolon es
tlmnto that 1,000,000 , Americans
will attompt to soo England onrouta
to tho battloflolds of Franco this
summer. Meno conservative obser
vers, howovor, placo thq numbor far
below that
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ORBOOH.MAimfACTURERa -'"OVER.THB-TOPPER3"
A orlouo 'unsmploymsnt .oltuation roae.
.Ex-Bervlc9 men war without work. ,' So ort
Bon'o manufaotursra Jlnorao0 th'nuttber
of thali1 omp'loyiea, ft m
A grantor output followaa with tha atten
dant problem of. finding a. narket. Tha mar
ket.yaB found - the exoallonoo of' Ore
gon' produots oraatad demand and oarrled
ue "avor tho top", " (
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