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i DESPAIRING SCHOLAR
ENTERS MONASTERY
JOKI0, April II. (By Mall).
1 1 tit Ikeda, director of the middle
i anfeeel af Kara auddealy dUappeared
1a.-tw weeks ace leering a letter stat-
lug that ke waa dlaaatUfled with the
leomat atata of aaclal affaire and de-
ilaimmed la lead a hermit's life. Now
uewua
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dleeevered la a famout
aaatarf leading the life
jCA'.aak.
'Tkla la ua Incident ahowing the
snfnuMd af the social unrest In Japan.
Vnn em aatloaal mentality has great-
by eneav nidified tlaee the war and
Old tt hard to recruit
otfleera for both the navy
aa wan aa efGelal for the
aad consular services,
earaers sow appeal more
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RHEUMATISM
Anyoixe iwho Alffars
with this ailment nd.
fintit relief' imd " '
cure-in a remedy is
- 'very glad to
recommend this
remedy to others.
Many people have used
Anti-Uric for-"
rheumatism with the
very best results and
now praise it and
recommend it to all
who suffer.
Mrs. C. P. Jones,
1635 Sacramento St,
in San Francisco, is
one of these satis
fied users of Anti
Uric and will tell
you all about it if
you will communicate
with her.
For sale by
THE STAR DRUG
COMPANY
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LEW CODY says
'It takes twenty years for a
Bother to make a man of her
eon but a pretty Vamp
can make a monkey of klm In
twenty minutes." At tke Lib
erty Wednesday.
Women hold a remarkably high
(lace among tbe natives of the Mar
shall Islands so high, Indeed, that
when a mm marries he considers It
an honor to be known thereafter by
his wife's family name, Instead of
giving his own namo to his helpmate
In accordance with the eastern of
nearly all other lands.
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Would you'takfe a chance
ana let your best mend
teach your fiancee
how to kiss
on second thought
perhaps, you had better aee
LEW
CODY
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BELOVED CHEATER
And solve this question for yourself
AT THE
LIBERTY
Wdnetday, May 12 "SBS?
NOTICE OF OVAKDIAXI SAXJB
Notice l hereby given that Ik ae
fcoidnnco with the order of sale otme
County Court of Klamath County,
Oeecon. itii imiinHal TtnirrTt
Juunwn, aa guaramn k. inajperaaa
nMl estate oLOeaa Aaana'Jansaeji,
tnaano. wlU fc er.aff .Sntuxdar,
June 18. im; aatt tor-eaak,'at art.
vnta sale. all internet of said ward
In tha foUowlngiaaecrtbud reel area
erty; all bids should be mailed to tka
undersigned. toP.-yO. BoKlfl, Klam
kth rails, Oregon, or presented to
him In person at hie-reetdene" In
said city.
i Leona Anna Janssea'e Interest In
thmestat In entirety with' Henry R.
Jansssn In the following described
ton-acre tract, situated la Klamath
County, Oregen: Commencing at tha
northwest corner of the) southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
section five, township 31 south.
rango oast of the Willamette Meri
dian: thence south on section line
chains; thence eait, at right anglee,
on north line of tract deeded to C. 0.
Lewis by 0. Loon Lewis and wire,
18.46 chains: thenco north chains.
to south lino of northwest quarter of
northweit quarter or said sectien:
thence west lt.tt chains to place of
Beginning, excepting a square rod -at
northwest corner of said tract, bnt
including a right of way over n strip
one rod wldo to the county roal, the
north line of said right of way being
Identical with the south llaee of said
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter ana lot l or said section, with
right of O. A. Milliard and heirs and
assigns to maintain gates.
Also tbo following described trfct:
The Interest of said ward being
merely her Inchoate dower right aa
wire or tienry k. Janssen In the par
eel described aa follews: Beginning
ai ma soiiioeasi corner or lot 4 In
diock si, Linnville rist, City of
Klamath rails, Oregon, and running
thenco northerly, on the eastern lines
oi iois ana in aaid block, 110
reet: inence westerly, parallel wltk
Main street, 22 feet; thenco north
erly, at right angles with Main street.
SL'V.s,lBel" w"terly, parallel
with Main street. 80 feet; thence
northerly, at right angles with Main
street, to the south line of aald
street; thence westerly, along the
soutn line or said street. 4 feet:
thence at right angles, southerly, 0
reet; thence westorly. parallel with
said street, E feet: thenco northerly,
i nam bbkics, eu reel to said street;
thenco westerly, along tbe south line
of said street 21 1-5 feet; theaee
southerly, at right angles with aald
street, SH feet; thence easterly,
paraiiei wiin saia street, z leet:
tbenee soutksrly, nt right anglee,
io tt reel 10 aorta una of Klamath
street; thence naatsrly along nortk
Una of aald atmt 111 f sot to tko
Maaa ar aoanaaac.
Dated at JOaauta Tain, Oreflaa,
may iv, iaie.
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II A RESERVOIR OF RESOURCES
WIJi JKAT Is tbe relation of tha Federal Reeerve System to
' 3.-a. 3 M"ler Bankn. MobUked and centralised rkuknoo
r rJl'. -fwmdu snore oqnltaMe dlstrlbsrtion of funds aeeeasary
SJl' ' 0r U,e awvelonnMBt of a country, state, a consnraatt
rHi ft 4WJMI tnkl annTnMeWC7o
Vr B ' Tne rtrst National Bank's Membership in that lyftem
wtB-t e0 " 7 fawtlttttlosi and customers.
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Rrst National Bank!
tgomr no. urt
In tka Clrenlt Coart of tko State
of Oregon, for tko County 'or Kkua
atk.
E. W. Roberts, also known na)
Elijah W. Roberta. Plaintiff, )
va.
Caarlee Rartsoa, atoo known aa)
Chan. Harteon and . J. Hurt)
son. kht wife: also nil ether per-)
sons or parti nanaown. ciainw
lag any right, tlUe, mute. Hen,)
or Internet la tbe real estate de-)
scribed fct tko complaint keretn.)
Defendants.
To Ckarlea Hartsoa. also known
u Chas. Harteon and 8. J. Harteon,
his wife, and to all other persons or
parties unknown claiming nny rlgkt.
utie, mute. Ilea or interest la tke
real estate la tke complaint and
hereinafter described.
IN THE NAME QT THE STATE OF
0REQ0N:
Ton nad each aad all of yon are
hereby summoned to appear aad
newer tbe complaint filed agalast
yon la the above entitled salt with
In all (6) weeks after tke first pub
lication of this Summona la the
Evening Herald, a dally newapaper
pubUshed at Klamath Falls. Klam
ath county, Oregon, and of general
circulation In aald County nad State.
And you will take notice that If
you fall to appear and anawer or
otherwise plead within aaid time.
tke plaintiff, for want tkareof, will
apply to tbe above entitled Court for
the relief demanded 'n bis complaint
filed la this ault aa follews:
For a decree of aald Court remov
ing all clouds from the title of the
real property herein described, and
determining all advsrne claims of
the defendants, or any or either of
them, or any other persons or par
ties therein, and quieting the title
of the following described lands la
tbe plaintiff hsrein:
Lots Fourteen, Fifteen aad 8ls
teen In Section Thirty-five also the
Northwest Quarter of tbe Southeast
Quarter, South Half of the South
east Quarter and the Went Half or
Section Thirty-six, all la Towuaklp
Tkirty-nlne.'Soutk of Range Eleven
nnd one half East, of -Willamette
meridian, also Lota Eight, Nine, FIN
teea and Sixteen of Section Two In
Township Forty, South of Range
Eleven, East of Willamette Meridian,
nad containing I6.l -acres;
and declaring said plaintiff to be the
absolute owner thereof la fee aim
pie, and that defendants, aad each
of them, and all otker persona, be
forever enjoined and -debarred from
asMrtlag any eutmftrbatsoefer la
or to aald lands adverse to tka
plaintiff keretn. 'and for auek otker
or further relief aa to the Court
ahall esem meet aad agreeable to
equity. '
This Summons Is' published pursu
ant to an order or tne nonoraoie
D. V. Kuykendall, Judge ef tke above
entitled 'Coart, made -on the 2tk
day of March, lBI0,aad tbe first
publication thereof is made In tha
Evening Herald en tke loth day of
March, 1M0, and the mat publico
tloa 'May, 11, 'lMOv
' JT. H. CARNAHAN,
ttoraay tor PlaiUlf. ,
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TTieMnion Store for the Working Man
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You'll Like
This Spirit
fJR aim in business is not
to sell as much merchan
dise as possible but rather to
make as many satisfied
friends for this store as pos
sible. If we do that the sell
ing will take care of itself.
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NEW YORK. May 11 A Room
veil :road of remembrance, planted
wltk memorial tram from ocean to
ocean, would be the greatest of all
memorials that could be erected In
honor of tke former prealdent, de
clared Charles Lathrop Pack, presi
dent of tke American Forestry asso
ciation, of Wenklagtoa, la an address
nt Flusking today. Mr. Pack spoke
nt a memorial tree planting In mem
orr of Theodore Roosevelt and Qusa
tin Reoeevslt. Two wklte oaks that
have been registered on tbe aaaocls
tlon's honor roll wore dedicated.
Via a Room velt road of remem
braneo." aald Mn Pack, "every cltl
sea of Ue United States would have
n part and no finer memorial could
be erected than such a ,memorlal
highway. Aa never before the United
Stat needs n great outstanding las
son In for t conservation for thla
country today faces one of Its grav
est problems; the perpetuation of its
greatest natural r ource, the for
"Millions are to he spent on Im
proved klgkwaya tkat tke producer
aad consumer may be brought does
together. Let aa beautify these high
LEW CODY SAYS
"AfkUs you can't remember sol
Inn amounts to anvthlnn. Hani
tatlon and eugenics never enter
mio a wencuu, ioto r,
Tke Liberty tomorrow.
SQUEEZED
T0JEATH
Wham tha body begins toatiflisn
and naovemopf' luconiai painful k
n tMualy MitnlJcatJoo that tha
Udoeya ara out of order. Keet)
tbeae orfaoa hsmUhy by taking
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Tne erestre atsMiid lemeey for nmney.-
waant ana one asm troaeies.
enweleM. 'Take regularly and
ways m tke baodlaf. Let aa k-p
the msemga Theodore Roosevelt gave
ua alive., Tkat meaaage was that na
tional prosperity aad well being la
dependent upon a nation's forests.
With such n memorial, arousing tko
whole nation as It surely would for
each would have a part, Theodore
Roosevelt would both be honored and
would know that his message had
been beard."
A ClasalBed Ad will sell It.
That athletics for women ara tak
ing a Arm hold among the coeds of
wcitorn college la evidenced by tha
fact that nearly COO glrle hare regie
tered for all forma of competitive
athletics at the University of Oregon.
I.BW CODV HAYH
"Killing a girl with cold cream
on liar face li like taking a
drink of this ono-half percent
tuff, It lim no pep " At The
Liberty Wvilneiday,
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Quality in rooting is what gives it
resistance to sun and rain the two
worst enemies of roofing. Quality
in Malthoid is built-in. That's why
it lasts so long why it's the cheap
est roofing you can buy. No better
protection for house, barn, shed,
fruit warehouse, shop, garage, etc.
Comes in three thicknesses. Ce
ment, nails and directions in each
roll.
Big Basin Lumber Co.
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ARE YOU THE MAN WE'RE LOOKING FOR?
A nana well regarded la Klamath County liaa tho opportunity of hie
life to secure aa agency for one of Oregon's big corporaUona doiag
the largest baelneso la Oregon. Over twenty of our Oregon repress,
taeivee averaged more than 98,B00 each last yeoit. gee Mr. Strong
nt the Motel BTaH.
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