THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1020
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON1
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Hereford joll ale
SATURDAY,
1 P.M.
O K BARN, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
20 head of registered Hereford Bulls
all coming 2-year-olds and suitable for
immediate range service.
Sired by "Lord Donald" "Rex Donald
28," and "Western Fairfax," consigned
from the E. H. Holloway ranch,
Albany.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
RANGE BULLS OF EXCEPTIONAL WORTH
Detailed information can be secured
from, the County Agricultural Agent.
PROF. E. J. FJELDSTED, Sales Manager
E. H. HOLLOWAY, Owner
COL. A. L. STEVENSON, Auctioneer
Terms of Sale Cash or Bankable Notes
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I Exide Batteries !
Service Station t
Z 1 GO Per Cent Satisfaction and Efficiency our aim i
f, First-Class Automobile Repairing Done on
t Short Notice
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Phone 22M
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BETTER
DEAD
Life is a burden when the, bod
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
despondent and downhearted. To
bring back the sunshine take
GOLD MEDAL
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The national remedy of Holland for over
200 years; it is an enemy of all pains rs
sulting'from kidney, liver and uric acid
troubles. All druggists, three sizes.
look fat ti name Gold Medal on T.ry bee
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People's
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APRIL 3rd
FAST AUTO TRUCKS
of ours aro at your service
to call for and make de
liveries, near and far, ot any
size shipment, large or small.
No express package too big
or too little tor us to handle.
Our trucks make good time
and are In charge of experi
enced, reliable men. Call
us up for any transfer Job.
Western Transfer Co.
702 Main .
Phone 187; Res. 200.R
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Low
49 Main St
Sister Frey who, if still living in
tlio Cistercian Abbey at Viterbo, is a
great age, has, since 1801, when she
received an injury to her back, been
confined to such a position as to be
unable to move her head, yet she was
the recipient ot daily visits from
mfshops, and cardinals, and noble
ladies, whilst the Pontiff himself re
gretted his inability to visit her cell.
And why? Because of her wonderful
powers of clairvoyance. Two of her
most amazing feats were the narra
tion to the assembled sisters of the
assassination of President Carnot and
of King Humbert, whilst those dread
ful tragedies were actually taking
place. '
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A Herald Want Ad will sell it.
Market
ORDER YOUR MEAT
FOR EASTER
early so we may make ar;
rangements for Us prompt
delivery. Wo have received
an especially choice ship
ment of prime beet and real
Iamb and some very fine
hams and bacon. You'll
find them delicious in flavor
and tenderness. And wo are
not asking a cent extra for
the extra cholconess.
Phono 83
War Department Waste
Cesrcmaa
This Illinois Statesman. Chairman of the House Committee on
Expenditures in the War Department, la sinking the probe deep Into
the various disbursements made by the War Department In rocont
rears. He has live sob-committees at work investigating all (torts of
expenditures for ordnance, aviation, foreign expenditures, food sun
plies, manufacturing of nitrates, etc. .... ,. . ,
Jndgo Graham and Jils co-workers are disclosing many things or
extreme Interest to we taxpayers
a s a M a
.vi.nnn of War rwinartmeot
extravagant crocram in the last two
that waste has continued since the
Miss Mildred Johnson, a student at
Oregon Agricultural . college. Is, so
far as the records show, the first
woman to make application for civil
service examination for the position
of grazing assistant In tho United
States forest service. Tho position Is
ono requiring practical experience' In
handling stock on the rango.
In many parts or Scotland It Is
still tho custom to break an oatmeal
cako over the bride's head for good
luck, tho cako being enclosed in a
muslin bag.
Asleep at His Poet.
I wn "stationed, while In the nrmr.
r n ramp In T"c:i. nnd I1111I beer,
woiklnc as n Rtennixnpher In tin- of
llcp nf the executive ofllrer.
T linil horn out nulie Into In the
nlpli' on the ilnv pnvlon nml linillippn
feeling quite "leepv ulille ill work. "r.
1 fiiMil my nnni n m.v mncliino. ntid
before lung 11111 fust n-leep. I lintj
been nulecp nliniit ten minutes when
the opfullp nlllcrr tnpppil mo on the
slinuldpr nntl snld: "Don't ynu wiint
nnp nf tliPsp plllim'4. tiid?"
It sppiii! n u'uiiiiin ivlin lived rlnsp
tn the eniiip linil liprnuip nrqnnlntpd
nlth tlio offlppr nnd liriil sont hint 11
fpw pillows to lip kUpii out hv Mm,
It'll) I u-ns IiuIppiI s'ml to reri'lvp otlP
of tliPin. lint uns tiineli (Miihyrrn-M'il In
the wiiy I rppplved It. KYPlmiigi.
Mild nnd Ancient.
"Shall we refer to tiinl nppntjpnt In1
unroiiiprnmlslns terms ns 11 jjrnftpr?"
Hsked the Inuiltlsible sporutiiry.
"No." replied Renntnr Sormm.
"l.pt's keep up-to-dntp nml miil'P It
strong. The profiteers these iltiys hnve
nindo the nld-fiisiiiotiel snifter look
like a piker."
His Glimpses of Warfare.
"What are jour Impressions of 'No
Man's I.nnd?"'
"I didn't get Into the war," nnswerpd
the mnrnsp citizen. "My only vivid
Iden nf 'No Man's I.nnd' Is home while
spring houKpclennlng Is going on."
Minneapolis Tribune.
We Believe-
a good dependable Electric Service is one of the
important factors in community building
WE BELIEVE it-is a valuable asset to a community
to-be able to offer reliable Electric Service at an
attractive rate to industries seeking location
WE BELIEVE this asset is a direct benefit to every
citizen of that community
WE BELIEVE the responsibility is delegated to the
Serving Utility to make every reasonable effort to
insure adequate and reliable Service for all purposes
required within its territory
WE BELIEVE the mere name of the Company
serving is not material the value lies in the actual
Service rendered.
AMl'Ai'VVSiVtAlVS
California-Oregon Power Co.'
W. J. Graham.
01 me country, uuwiuB .u ...
AdBJI !! & hM a A I a n stl sn ff n Jalff
officials In nutting through their
or three yos
VAJtr Thfl facts nravs
armistice. Involving millions.
American womon made their ad
vent In practical politics In 1840.
whpn "Tlppecanbo and Tylor too
wero homo Into power partly by tho
songs ot tho women. Tho Whig
meetings In that year wore, for tho
first time, attended by women, whllo
tho Democratic meetings wero com
posed of mon nlono.
AFTER TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS OF SUFFERING
When wo received tlio following
letter from Mrs. C. J. Html of Wit
tor Springs, California, wp wero rath
er skeptical as to Dome, of the state
inputs It contnins, so wo had ono of
our men make a porsf-nnl cnll on
Mrs. Hurd nml she verified ovory
statement Tho letter follews:
"For twpntv-flvo yonrs I suffered
with rheumatism. I was novor out of
pain and my limbs wore so swollen
I seemed deformed. Could nlnntl on
my fret for a few minutes at a time
and was almost a hopeless rrlnplo. I
hail given up all hope and life hold
no pleasuro for mo. During all thoso
years I tried many remedies, spent
months nt the lint springs nnd was
treated by physicians, but temporary
relief was nil I recolved. I had llttio
faith In Antl-Urlc nt first, your
(Jalmn wero so wild, and I seemed
to grow worso after using tho first
outfit Hut I continued anil thn ro
suits wero wonderful. Tho swelling
in my limbs disappeared, tho pains
ceased. I can walk without a cano
and stormy weather and oven expos
ure does not affect mo in tho least
It has been over a year sinco I stop-
ped taking Antl-Urlc treatments nnd
I have had no troublo whatovor. My
WQicht has Increased from 84 to 170
pounds, I cat whatovor I please, and
owo alf my health and happiness to
Anti-Uric nnd do hopo that tnoso suf
fering from rheumatism will not neg
lect this wondorrul rcmody for I
know It cures."
This letter should provo to tho
most skeptical that Anti-Uric is tho
master of rheumatism In nil its
forms. No matter how long you have
suffered try Antl-Urlc nnd If It does
not glvo you relief your inonoy will
bo refunded. This is certainly a fair
offer and showB wo havo lalth In our
remedy. Get .an outfit from tho
HATK DItUO COMPANY today and
glvo it a trial.
NOTll V OK I'll.INO OK OOMMIS
MOM Its' UU'OHT KOIt UI'I'IIU
V IIKIMMUH DUAINAUK IMS
TUK T.
No- 1 p 1 I oroby Klvon to nil por
mi.i"ih .ti'it in tho laud Included
v ti 111 t.e Upper Van llrlmmor
DrnlmiKi Plmrlct, Klamath County,
(ne.;, n hounilod and described us
rull h
Ui'KitinltiR t tho point whoro tho
Van llrlmmor ditch Intorsocto Lost
Htvor in tho SWVl t Section 21,
ToMixhlp 40 South, Itango 10. Knst
of Wlltumetto Meridian; thence
southerly and along said Van llrlm
tunr dlt h to a point whoro said ditch
Intersects tho north lino of Section
2S, said township and rango; thonco
oast one-fourth mllo; thonco south
one-halt mllo; thonco west to Van
Ilrlmmer ditch; thonco southerly
mid along Bald ditch to n point whoro
said ditch Intersects tho north and
south Una between Sections '33 and
34, mi Id township and rango; thonco
north to oast and west lino through
the center ot Soctlon 34, said town
ship and rango; thonco oast one
fourth mllo; thonco south ono-fourlli
mile; thence cast one-fourth mllo,
thonco south to township lino be
tween townships 40 and 41, south;
(bunco oast to Ix)st Klvor; thence
northerly nnd following said Lost
Itlver to point of beginning.
That tho Commissioners hereto
fore nppolntod to assess benefits anil
damages to tho property and lands
situate In said Drainage District and
to appratso tho cash valuo ot the
lands necessary to bo taken for
rights-of-way, holding basins nnd
other works of said District, within
or without tho limits of said Dis
trict, filed tholr roport In this omro
on tho 11th day ot March, 1920, and
you and each ot you nro hereby
notified that you may examine said
report and fllo exception to nil or
any part thoroof, on or before the
12th day ot April, 1920.
C. n. DR LAP.
County Ctork ot Klamath
(Seal.) County, Oregon. .
Dy Carrot K. Van Itlpor,
11-18-2E-1 Deputy.
SUMMONS
In tho Circuit Court ot tho Stnto of
Oregon for Klamath County.
Loxlngton Honlty Company, a)
corporation, Plaintiff, )
vs. )
Sun ford S. Ualstcad, and nil)
othor persons unknown, If)
any, having or claiming to)
havo an Interest in or to tho)
ronl proporty horolnaftor do-)
scribed, Defendants. )
To Sanford S. Hulstcad, and nil
other persons unknown. It any, hav
ing or claiming to havo an Intorost In
or to tho real proporty horolnaftor
described.
In tho nnmo of tho Stnto of Oro
gon, you, and each of you, aro horohy
ro (in I roil to appear nml answer tho
complaint filed against you In tho
above entitled suit, on or hnforo tho
oxplration ot six (C) weeks from the
dato of tho first publication ofv the
summons, nnd If you fall to so ap
pear nnd answer or otherwise plead
within said time, tho plaintiff will
apply to tho Court for tho relief
prayed for In tho complaint, tn-wlt:
That tlio defendants nnd each of
thorn ho required to appear heroin
and set forth their clnlm to the south
half of tho Hout'nvost quartor of
Section 33, Township 32, South of
Itango 7. Kast of tho Wlllamotto
Meridian, Klamath County, Oregon.
nnd upon n hearing, tho plaintiff
herein ho decreed to ho the owner of
said proporty In feo simple, free and
clear of any claim or interest of said
defendants.
Tills summons is published by
orilor ot tho Honorable D v. Kuy
kcndnll, Judgo ot tho Circuit Court
of tho Stato of Oregon for Klamath
County, and dated March 9th, 1920.
Dato of first publication of this
summons is Mnrcli 11th, 1920.
J. N. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post ofTIco address, Grants Pass,1
Oregon.
11-18-2G-1-8-1G-22
NOTHTK OK SAI.K OK ltKAL
PHOPHIITV HV ADMINIS
. TKATOK
In tho County Court ot tho Stato ot
Oregon for Klamath County.
In tho matter of tho Estate ot
James H. McCann, docoasod.
Notico Is hereby given, that In
pursuance of an order ot tho County
Court ot tho Stato ot Oregon for
Klamath County, mado on tho 8th
day of March, 1920, In tho matter of
tho estate of James II. McCann, de
ceased, tho undersigned, as adminis
trator of tho estate ot James II.
McCann, deceased, will sell at
private sale, to the highest blddor,
upon the terms and conditions horo
lnaftor mentioned, and subjoct to
confirmation by said County Court of
Klamath County, Orogon, on or after
tho 10th day of April, A. D. 1920,
ill tho right, title, Interest and estate
ot tho said James II. McCann, do
:oasod, at tho tlmo of his doath, In
and to tho real property horolnaftor
descrlbod.
Tho terms and conditions of said
ialo aro to be: all cash; or upon tho
best terms obtainable. , '
Tho real estate horohy advortisod
to bo sold Is doscrlbed as:
Tho north half of tho northoast
quarter of Section Ono, In Township
Forty-ono, South of Itango Nino,
Bast of tho Wlllamotto Morldlan,
aituatod In Klamath County, Orogon
All bids or offers must ho In writ
ing, and may bo dollvorod to or ad
drossed to this administrator, care
of Ferguson, Fletcher & Mifflin, his
attornoye, Loomls Building, Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
Dated tills 10th day of March.
RAHL WHITLOCIC.
Administrator of tlio Kstntn of
James II. McCann, Docoasod.
Forguson, Flotchor & Mifflin,
Attorneys for Administrator,
10 Loomls lluildlng,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
11-16-25-1-8
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
Domestic and Imported
Spring Woolens
Now on Display.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed
CHAS. J. CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR
518 Main Street
A Tonnosseo girl hroko hor arm on
tho ovo of hor woddlng-dny, bat
plucklly went through tho coromonr
with hor arm In a sling, at tho ap
pointed hour.
Tho root rldgo of a Chlncso house
Is usually decorated with an elabor
ate plaster ornnmont In tho farm ot
n doslgn omhodylng tho character
"fu," signifying happiness. To pro
vent thn ornament being damagod
by birds tho owner of tho hoiiso
sticks numerous ordinary sowing
needles point outwards Into tho BOft
plaster.
KX-HKItVU'i: Mi:.V, ATTKNTIO.Vl
Tho regular mootlngs
of Klamath Post No. 8,
Amorlcnn Legion, will bo
hold nt 8 o'clock p. m.. at
tho City Ilnll in Klamath Tails, on
tho second and fourth Tuesdays ot
ouch month. All Comrades aro In
vited. Those desiring to Join tho Post
may sccuro application .hlnnks )t rom
0. K. Van Itlpor, Fred Nicholson, or
1. II. Cnrnnhan, all ot Klamath Kails.
FItKD NICHOLSON. Secretary.
Klamath Lodge No. 137
I. O. O. F.
Meets Friday night of each week at
I. O. O. F. hall, Otli and Main streets,
llyninn Weschlor. N. .; W. C. Wolls,
Secretary; W. I). Cofor, Treasurer.
Kwaunn En'campmont No. 45, I. O
O. F., moots Tuesday night of etcli
week nt 1. O. O. F. hnll. W. II. North,
C P.; W. I). Cofor, Scribe; Fred
IlilOHlng, Treasurer
MINERAL BATHS
Dr. Maud Ingcrsoll Hawloy
Chiropractic Physician
First National Dank lluildlng
Entrance Itoom 5
ASHLAND, OIUCGON
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Billard Parlor
031 MAIN STREET
Most Up-to-Dato Billiard Parlor
In tho City
inan-GRADB cigars
CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS
SOFT DRINKS
Courtesy and Service our.Hotto
Ayyi
VOCHATZER BROS.
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Glvo Us a Trial
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
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