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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1920)
VMW. TURKU THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUi:.sAV, Avniti 'a, J020 t4.-.w.4aauwatfWWnlim imnn .t m . .t IgT ' S T Jft I -A if : Bk. 1 r.'.v i ?j. hmveh w I I hllllllllllMII liillll I ill n7llllfTl.lll!1 gl blllBM U!l!lliIlllWliyiII!lI!ll!!!!l!llil!IIWI mmfOSlam h &" dMI IBKWtiSi IF It I S &&r 1 " .11 1 1 iSBPWIBIPIIII'SMiiSaoBM I Bffl r ituwmii.. . I - &&" " -5 VM?llM flwagaauzs r 1 The part that fine steels play in a MAXWELL There is a definite reason for the brilliant performance of a Maxwell e;ir. Lift ilia bonnet and you sec the simplest of engines. Examine clutch and gears, and you sec supreme simplicity. Tiie definite reason for Maxwell performance and endurance is the fine steels, those steels built to Maxwell's own formulas, that combine quality and rare strength, thut defy time and.the repairman. This is the story of the Maxwell, the real cause for brilliant performance and' long endurance. These steels do not burden the engine. They make its tasks easier. They flatten out a hill for the engine. , The combination of light weight and great strength the ideal of Maxwell construction is, thus achieved. And to obtain that rare combination of strength with quality means costly steels. So you will find thut, pound for pound, the steels in a Maxwell equal those in any car built. That is why the rise of Maxwell has been so marked; why nearly 400,000 have been built; why 100,000 are being constructed this year ; why these will fill but 60 of the demund. HOWIE GARAGE Warren 'Hunt Hospital HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR SALE Real Estate A thoroughly equipped Institution affording unexcelled facilities for tho scientific treatment by hospital moth ods of medical, .surgical and obstet rical caseu. The new and modern fireproof build ing contains private rooms for bed and ambulatory cases, completely .. . uquippeu examination anu ircuim'ini rooms, Roentgen nay, clinical and research laboratories, STAFF WARREN HUNT, M. D. L. L. TIIUAX. M. D. GEO, A. MAS3EY, M. D. FOR TRADE 40 Acres second bench lanu, huu, near Uruys Itlver, Wash. Will consider lot In Klamath Falls. See owner Hot Springs hotel, O. A. Sasland. b-7 FOR SALE Miscellaneous LOCATION FOURTH AND PINE STB., KLAMATH FALLS, OIU;. TELEPHONE 497 AMBULANCE SERVICE Seed potatoes, tic If taken at once. Phono 197W, Scott W. McKendree, Klamath Falls 5-10 FOR 8ALE Buggy end good double harnbjs, 708 9th St. 5-8 '" NOTED OLD SALOON CLOSES FOREVER SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 0. Tho Hank Exchange saloon, tho bar, flag stono floor anil fixtures of which wero brought "around tho Horn" In the gold rush days, Is closed. Duncan NIcol, known to men and women tourists from many part of tho world as "PJsco John" be( .use jf the famous punch ho served, sold out sovcral months ago. His mhviw r. John Lnnnor, has given up after a futilo effort to continue the pluce on soft drinks and Its reputation a a rendezvous for bon vivants since 1853. Lanncr said ho Intends to present the saloon's collection of quaint old prints and engravings to the G3idtn Oato park museum. FOR SALE One two-cylinder twelvo h. p. Marine engine in good running order, complex with At- vfter Kent Ignition fourteen inch reversing propeller ami wheel start er. A first class boat outfit, (oit $1000. Price is ?300 caBh. Address C. H. Harpst, Reclamation, Oregon C-8' Serves you right Club Cafo 6-tf Electric Appliances ....H. Shldlor CEMENT WORK K. Porter, Contractor, box 281. 2-13 PHONE PEYTON for wood. 187 CITY GARBAGE When you want garbage removed call b2J. to Electric Wiring H. Shldler Printing, Stationery and office supplies. Ploneor Printing and Sta tionery company. 126 Main St. 9-tf WANTED INTERNATIONAL 8-1C and 10-20 keiosene tractors and P & O tractors 2 and 3 bottom plows, at J. S. Mills & Son, cor. Cth and Klamath. 3-C FOR SALE Good wheat and bar ley straw ,$6.00 per Jon. 2-tf Phone 200J. FOR SALE One Everirudo motor and 16 ft. hull. Will mako 10 miles per hour with eight passengers. Guar anteed first class condition through out. Terms to right party. For further particulars address Richard Rosso, Algoma, Ore. 5-7 FOR SALE Vz ton Ford chassis. Lewis Garage, 423 Sixth st. 2-8 im.vi: BEKTLK AUSO nui.vs it. C. TIMBER MERRITT, H. C, Apr. C. A for midable enemy to British' Columbia timber resources has been found in a small brown beetle, an eighth of an Inch In length, known by tho scien tific noma of dontroctnous, according to forestry officials here. Tho beetle, according to scientists, bores through the bark of pine trees and burrows in tho sap wood. In two or thrco years tho tree Is dead. So far as known, tho only method of controlling tho pest is through cutting down and burning Infected i trees. SUMS'" ' I' ' 1 QUITY NO. llVt In tho Circuit Court of tho Stnto or Oregon, for tho County of Klam ath. K. W. Roberts. nlso known as) Elijah W. Roberts, Plaintiff, ) VH. ) Charloo Hartson, nlso known as) Chas. IIitrtBuu nnd S. J. Hurt-) son, his wifo; nlso nil other per-) boiih or partloB unknown, claim-) lug any right, title, estate lion,) or IntoroHt In tho roal ostuto do-) scribed In tho complaint heroin.) DofoudnutR. To ChnrloB HartRon, nlso known us Chas. Hartson and 8. J. Hnrtwin, his wife, and to nil othor portions or Hurtles unknown claiming nny right, title, estnlo, lion or Interest In tho roal ostnto In tho complaint nnd horolnnftor doscrlbod, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You nnd oach nnd nil of you aro liorohy summoned to appear nnd (Miswor tho complaint filed against you In tho nbovo entitled suit with in six (C) wcoks after tho first pub lication or this Summons in tho Evening Horald, a dnlly nowspapor published nt Kliunnth Falls, Klani nth county, Oregon, nnd of genornl circulation in Bald County and Stnto. And you will tnko notlco Hint if you fall to nppenr and nnswnr or nlhnrwlHO nlond within said timo, the plaintiff, for want thoroof, will imply to tho nbovo ontltlod Court for tho rollof ilomnndod In hla complaint filed In this suit ib follews: ' For a decroo of Bald Court romov Ing nil clouds from tho tltlo of tho real proporty horoln descrlbod, and dntormlnliiR nil ndvorso claims of tho dofandnntri, or any or olthor of thorn, or nny othor porsona or pnr- f 'Smooth as silk, eh?, Same here" s Chesterfield v- are "hitting on all four" smoothness, taste, quality and value. What's tho good word, everywhere , you go? They satisfy f' . MBgl w vHBlii a t .IHIBsBHnflV Af4K Efl I wr . E. rTrTl Jrr W m I iir-MMi'i ties theroln, and quieting tho tltlo of tho following described lands In tho plaintiff herein: Lots Fourteon, Fifteen and Slx teon In Section Thirty-five also the Northwest Quartor of tho Southeast Quartor, South Halt of the South east Qunrtor and tho West Half of Section Thirty-six, nil in Township Thlrty-nlno, South of Range Eleven and ono hair East, or Willamette Meridian, oIro Lots Eight, Nino, Fif teen nnd Sixteen of Section Two In Township Forty, South of Range Elovon, East of Willamette Morldinn, and containing cr.9.89 acres; and declaring said plaintiff to bo tho uhsoluto ownor thereof in feo stm plo, nnd thnt defendants, and oach of them, nnd all other persons, bo Torovor onjolnod and dobarred from asserting any claim whatsoever in or to said lands ndverse to the plaintiff heroin, nnd for such other or further rollof ns to tho Court hIi all seem meet nnd ngroeablo to equity. Tliia Summons is puhllshod pursu ant to nn Order of thq .Honorable D. V. Kuykondnll. Judgo of the above nntltlcd Court, mado on tho 20th dny of Mnrch, 1920, nnd tho first publication thoroof la mndo In tho vonlng Herald on tho 30th day of Mnrch, 1920. nnd tho last publica tloif'on May 11, 1920. $. J, H. CARNAHAN, k j Attorney for Plaintiff. Mch. 30-0-13-20-27-4-11 - Tonight Only "The Maid of Many Moods" rawnix FOR SALE Ono Rco, new top. newly painted, C now tires. One 1920 Maxwell, perfect condition, C now tires. One 1918 Bulcksix, guaranteed perfect condition, 6 cord tires. Imperial Garage, Phono 130. 2-tf. FOR SALE For tho next two weeks nt Turner's sawmill, 10- Inch wood for from $2. CO to $3.00 n cord. 29-10 INTERNATIONAL S-1C and 10-20 eroseno tractors and P & O tractor, 2 nnil 3 linltnm nlmra nt .T 3 Mlllo & Son, cor. 6th and Klamath. 3-6 FOR SALE Angora goats. 350 head, all high grndo. 275 does. Registered bucks. Eli W. Davis. R. F. D. Bx 1C2, Ashland, Ore. 29-8 LdTS WANTED If you want to sell your lot see J. T. Ward & Co., 125 N. 7 th St. WANTED, PRESSER One who can do repairing. D. & M. Cleaning Co., 6th and Main. 5-6 ( WANTED Several men, between ages 18 and 41. Steady positions. clean Work, COc per hour, S bra. Phono 239W after 5 p. m. or see L. Will at postoffice. A.S 8 -8 WANTED 300 bucks to pasture by experienced caretaker. Plenty of good feed and shade and water. Ad-, dress Box 111, Klamath Falls, Ore. 5-8 ROCKMEN WANTED W. 2326 Sixth St. Miller. 6-tf WANTED Timekeeper for ' con struction camp. Must be expert-, enced in timekeeping and commls-' 3ary charges. Applications must be In own handwritting and state full experience and salary wanted. A. B. ' Herald. WANTED Will pay $3 for setting hen; heavy breed. Inquire 51 Main St., upstairs, after 5 p. m. 5 WANTED Dental work by a woman in exchange for work of almost any sort. Box D, Herald. 5-7 WANTED TO RENT Five to, 7 room house. See Mr. Currin. 'at Square Deal Drug Store. 2-4. WANTED TO BUY A small house with large lot, close in. Give lo cation, price and terms In first let ter. Box 99. Herald office. 31tf ROCKMEN WANTED W. D. Miller, 2326 Sixth St. 5-tf FOR SALE The Herald wll! place WANTED A girl or-woman for gen your mpssage in tho hands of over 9.000 readers every night for only five cents a line. FOR SALE 4 saddle hordes, good after stock, cheap; C workhorses. rpiflv for spring plowing. ' Phone 296-J. eral House. housework. Call Marshall 30-4 FOR SALE 1 3 Studebakor wa gon, 1 3 '4 narrow-tired wagon. WANTED To rent before July 1, a six or seven room modern hornet unfurnished. Mrs. Wilbur Jones, 703 Pine, Phone 218J. 2-7 WANTED Clean cotton rags, 5c per pound. Central Garage. 30-tf Phone 296-J. WANTED TO BpY Second hand i kitchen range, must be in good Storago Batteries Chnrged-.H. Shldlor condition and price must bo right., . Phone 375. 30-tf Used cars for sale ono 1918 Chevrolet, first-class running condl- ROCKMEN WANTED W. D. Miller, tion. Prices aro right. Central Gar- 2326 Sixth St. 5-tf age. lb-tt h It tho nppotlto of man woro equi valent to that of a spldor, ho could cat n prizo ox in 24 hours, and yet cnll tor' a "snack" botoro going to bedi ATTENTION: FARMERS, CON TRACTORS AND TRUCK USERS. United Motors Service Company la offering for sale direct to the users, tho United Motor Trucks In ltfi 2, 3Vi and 5 ton sizes and 6 ton tract ors. Dig discount, Bnvo the agent's commission. For prices and dis counts, writa Thomas Randlos, care United Motors Service Company, 26. North 15th St., PoHland, Oregon, tf AN INTENSELY DRAMATIC SCREEN ' ADAPTATION OF WILKIE COLLINS' WORLD-FAMOUS NOVEL 'THE WOMAN IN WHITE' A Leonce Perrett Production TONIGHT ONLY AT THE LIBERTY WANTED Painter to paint 6-room FOR SALE Ono Rhlro stallion, six house inside and out. 730 9th St. years old. Several head of young1 5-7 wnrk horses. Innulro of Enterprise Ranch, or phono 253J. 12-tf , WANTED One or two high-wheel logging trucks, either new or sec- ' Serves you right Club Cafe C-tf ond hand. State cash price and con-. , : dition with specifications. Barham't . .. Bros. Lumber Co.. Slsklvnu. Orn. FOR SALK--A flouiilo drawer ia-i ,i tlonal Cash register. Just liko now.1 30-3 . Rex Cafe. 12-tf 14 WANTED TO BUY A small house enn oaii7 tt.i ,. ini7 riMn ln Soon location, with large lot S TOi . rF7T,tI ' or." Prlro must b0 reasonable. with Imperial Garage. 25-tf trm A,i,iroa n r a Mo,. ' Serves you right Club Cafe G-tf terms. Address R. C. S. Herald of fice, tf 1 1 WANTED At Klamath Generat, INTERNATIONAL S-lfi and 10-20' Hospital, an assistant cook. Phone, kerosene tractors and P & O-tractors 57-J. , , 29tf 2 and 3 bottom plows, nt J. S, Mills, I ' & Son, cor. 6th and Klnmath. 3-0 Storage Batteries H.' Shldler . . I WANTED A message from 'you to FOR RENT OR LEASE tho readers of The Horald. If you have anvthing for sale, for rent, lost , or found. FOR RENT Furnished room. Jefrerson St. 81E -10 FOR SALE: Second hand United Motor truck of 4 tons tully equip ned ror hauling, excellent,, condition tor only $'2750.00 F. O. U. Portland, Oregou. For particulars, write Thom as Randies, 26-North 15th St;, Port land, Oregon. tf FOR RENT Space In those columns at five cents a lino n day. A line hev Is read by thousands ovory night. FARM FOR RENT OR SALE Near Klamath Falls under ditch. Ad dress R. Herald office 12-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING 10c per. yard. L A. Burgess, 131 4 th St. 5-9 Serves you right Club Cafe 6-tf, ! LOST AND FOUND LOST In frpnt or postoffice today, , pair glasses. Finder please leave at Horald olllco and. resslvo roward. - 5-6 I LOST "Agoldenopportunlty to sell j yqur'liomo.tfyour farm or anything you wish to dispose of, it, you do, not I uso the classified columns of The 'Herald. FOUND A chance to dispose of nny of tho Innumerable articles that you have stored nway In your cellar, attic or barn. Turn your waste Into cash. There is always someone who wants, Just what you, haye for sale. Find-him through "the classified columns of this paper: v TO SELL YOUR HOME Your homo is sold H listen witn us. wo per sonally Inspect and apprniso your property betcre listing tt J. T. Ward & Co,, 125 N. 7th St. STRAYED From tho Robert ,Dalton ranch in Merrill this morning, 1 blue rhono and 1 bay saddle horse. Please notify the Robert Pulton ranch Merrill or call tho Klamath Record office, 256. , . 5-0 TAKE A PLUNGE The plunge and baths at the White Pelican hotol are now opon ir Mm mililtn TliicA wlafilncr in nn. 'gago them may arrange with Mr. I Mann nt the Hot Spring Bath bouse or nt tho hotel office, 1-tf I ' A HeraldVttnt(Ad will Hell it,' SEED ORDER NOW Murphey's Feed & Seed Store 126 South Sixth S$. Phcmi87 v
