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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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The Evening Herald
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U. J. MCRRAI
Mllor
PRRD BOCIiR
City Editor
Pabllsjisd dully, except Sunday, by
nn H.rald Publlshlnic Company of
ata Falls, at IIS Fourth Street.
latcrcd at the poitofflce at Klam
ralli. Ore., for trammliilon thru
alii aa second-clan matter.
ascription terms bj mall to any
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tain will -need your vote and will
need them before another yca,r rolli
around.
Klamath county may be the de
ciding factor In the Aunt to keep tho
state delegation to tho Republican
contention from landing In tho
Wood camp. Kvery vote that can bo
mustered agalnat Wood should bo
cost at this election. Wo have had
several experiences In this state, and
eipcclally In this part of ho totalo.
where Just brie ote VuhK tin elec
tion. This year that vote may ho
your', so do not think that It Is un-
I necessary.
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at all news dispatches credited to It
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Ktamath county Is going to need
a lot of help In both Washington and
Salem during the next two years.
That Is why the people of Klamath
county should get out and vote for
Slnnott and Wiley. Tho polls are;
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STAR THEATRE
All rights of republication of spe
afat dlspstchcs herein are also re
ballot.
FItinAY, MAY SI, 120
MOItK .MO.VKY I'Olt O. A .M.
Don't ferret Wiley he's your
home town man. Stand by him. He
will r.ecd cery vote he can get to
ovcicome the leid of his opponant In
In this Issue cf the Herald appears
aa advertisement calling n special
election, at which the landowners of
tho Klamath Irrigation district arc
color; to be asked to vote "whether
er not a certain supplemental con
tract Is to bo made by the Klamath
Irrigation district with the .United
Slates government In tho mixlmum
ajaoast of $225,000 for supplemen
tal construction purposes."
If the Landowners turn down this
contract, they are to "be confronted
with tho alternative of having the
ssatJre amount addend to the opera
tion and maintenance charge and
paid within the next few years,
-while It they do vote It. 1175.000
:nar If be paid In four semiannual
Installments after the explratton of
)' present contracts.
Tna election to po?s upon this
".fcasjatlun Is to be held June 22, so
4knt tke fanners of the project will
jOMn ample time to consider and dls
aaai this further payment of nearly
l qaarter of a million dollars. The
3trald feels that something more
koala1 bo said than Is contained In
-th advnlvlunl ur the article con
rtrlbuted by Mr. WIshard. It would
M ait that the service go a little
farther lato the question; that tke
atractora appoint one of their vija
tor to explain to the landowner the
tntt Meaning of aad the necessity for
tfela additional contract and expendi
ture. For that purpose the columns
r Tke Herald may be used without
Uat or restriction. We would also
a glad to have any articles in op
position to the proprosed contract, to
tke end that the landowners may
tally understand Just what they are
naked to do.
This election Is going to bo an
Important one in many respects and
tke 'time Is none too long to get the
now
aers of the project.
the northern end of the dlurlct.
with Main street, SO fret; thenco
northerly, at right angles with Main
street, to the south line of snld
1 street: thence weitcrly, nlong tho
south lino of said street. 4 feet;
invnce a. ngni mini". souurcrir, ""
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AT THE THEATERS
IIKKSIK MlVi: Al.MUS
Ami'tli) sluts were mica regarded
in n remedy ngnltist drunkenness.
l.omlmi uses on nn nvoniKD twenty
fret: thence westerly, tmrullol with
'said street. KG feet; thence northerly.
n.,.f i. .uj,.,! , -i, K-in, i"t "'" angles, 60 feet to snld street;
Overturf Is pledged to glo Klam- thcnee WMlory. along the south lino
ail) county a square deal. Ha stood
by us before election, which proves
he will do the tame thing after elec
tion. Seo to it that ho wins. No
county ever lost by standing by Its
friends.
NOTICE OK GUAItniAVS SALE
Notice Is hereby given that In ac
cordance with the order of sale cf the
County Court of Klamath County,
Oregon, the undersigned Henry R.
Janssen, as guardian of the person
and estate of Leon a Anna Jantsen,
Insane, will on or after Saturday,
Jnne 12. 1920. sell for cash, at pri
vate sale, atl interest of said ward
In the following described real prop
erty; nil bids should be mailed to tho
undersigned, to P. O. Ilox S3. Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, or presented to
blm In person at his residence In
said cltv.
ueona Anna Jantsen s Interest In
the estate In entirety with Henry R
Janssen In tho following described
ten-acre tract, situated in Klamath
County, Oregen: Commencing at the
northwest corner of the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
section five, township 39 south,
range 9 tat c: tho Willamette Alert
dlan; thence scuth on section line (
chains: thence east, at right angles
on north line of tract deeded to C. C
Lewis by C. Leon Lewis and wife,
!. cnains; menee nortn a cbalnt
to south line of northwest quarter of
nortnwest quarter of said sectien:
thence west 16.68 chains to place of
beginning, excepting a square rod at
northwest corner of said tract, bat
Including a right of way over a strip
one rod wide to the county road, the
north line of said right of way being
Identical with the south lines of said
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter and lot 1 of said section, with
right of O. A. Hllllard and heirs and
assigns to maintain gates.
Also the following described tract:
Tho interest of said ward being
merely her Inchoate dower right as
wire or uenry It. Janssen In the rjar.
cci ucscnueu as louevrs:
of snld stn-ct 21 3-5 feet; thenco
southerly, at right angle with said
street. S9li toot; thenco easterly,
parallel with said street. 2 feet;
thence southerly, at right angles,
150 H feet to north line of Klamath
street: thenco easterly along north
tine cf said street 1S1 feet to the
place of beginning.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
May 10, 1920.
HENRY R. JANSSEN,
Guardian ot Leona Anna Janssen.
May 1MS-Z5-1-S
NOTICE OK FINAL HETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned administrator ot the estate
ot Llzxle May Schallock. deceased,
has filed In the County Court of the
State or Oregon for Klamath County
the final account ot his administra
tion of said estate, and that said
Court has fixed June 21, 1920, at
2:30 o'clock p. m. as tho tlmo and
the Court Room of said Court as the
place In the City of Klamath Falls.
Oregon, for the hearing ot said final
account and (:r tho settlement
thereof. '
J. F. DAGOETT,
Administrator ot the Estate ot
Lizzie May Schallock, deceased.
May 18.2B-I-X-1S
NOTICE OP FINAL HETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Klamath County the final account of
hit administration of the Estate of
John J. Lickmon, deceased, and said
Court has fixed June 21, 1920, at
30 o'clock p. m. as the time and
the Court Room ot said Court as the
place for the hearing of said final
account, and for the settlement
thereof.
R. C. OROESnECK.
Administrator of the Estate of
John J. Lockmon. deceased.
May 1S-25-1-S-1S
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ALDANY, Ore.. May 21. Ten
years' supply of timber for the male-
. setcii million gallons of water yenrl
TOOK KOI'VI TWICE1 y tor tho ptirpoo of entlngulshlnx
fire a.
Tho largest piece of gold over
mined en mo front lliillnr.it. Victoria.
It wnn found In 1 SCO, mid vwtlghcd
2,3X0 ounces.
" I nlmoit took the count twice,"'
was tho remnrk of llesslo I.n i. '
plucky Vllngrnpli star, after tho Hik
ing of tho big ''scrap" scene In tho
opening rrcl of tho nestle l.ovo l'lc-1
ture, "A Yankee Princes," which '
will bo seen In tho Mond.ilo Th-atro '" lho rl?V."11 Sour,5 of ,0 tor
. v.i i... i 3 ... . .. I Klamath County.
on Frldsy and Saturday. Jnm,., K- ,,,,cr( vlalMln
Miss lxve Is PnHy O'Hellly nnd. vs.
sho shows It not only In that cene Mndn I.umt, Defendant,
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out later when she Is mistress o' a jen:
mansion In New York and hut to Yon 'nre hereby required to ap-l
deal with bogus fortune soekers. fnr and answer the complaint filed
Tho rolo Is ono of her best. .against you In the above entitled
nvi.i 5miiH .ii..... i ... . i.... 1,ult on or before July 2. 1920, that"
David Smith directed the picture Mng (he expiration of tho six
and In the supporting ca nrs Koti-' weeks 'publication of this summons
crt Gordon, George Hcrce, Ag(o prescribed hy tho order for publlca-
Herring, J. Carlton Weatherby. 'on hereof, "!o by the court, ami
Kntherlnn Orlfflili I v,n. v.h " yu '' " " answer, Ihn plalntlfr
Kamerino Orimth, I.ydla carman w,u ,ak a ,,crM , ym ,
Titus and Max Asher. dissolving the bonds of matrimony
'existing between plaintiff nnd )titi,i
Sunflower aro n favorite artlclo n,l that tho custody anil enro of the i
llrn Milam m I.M.I..b tt-.l.t t rft)
Of diet In some nart. of Hn..l. :""'"""" ". ""ruin nn 1 ,
NOTICE
Tho Womnn'd llellof Corps Mill
hold 11 special mooting tomorrow nf
toriioon, .M)y 22tul, at I. O, (), F.
'mil to mnkn iirr.inKemeiit for Men
t.'lnl Day. All members aro urged
to mnko n special effort to attend
this meeting.
FRANCES IIAINKH, Prcs-Cor.
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menta hsve been made of manufnc
turlng paper from sawdust.
When King George and
Mary attend the theatre special pro
grams are printed for them on white
satla.
letja Loper be awarded to plaintiff
This publication Is mado by order
of the Hon. D. V. Kuykendsll, Judge
of the above named court, duly mado
on May 20, 1920.
1 The datn of the. fli
Queen, hereof Is May 21. 1920
WALTER C. VAN KMON
Attorney for Plaintiff
Address: Klamath Falls. Oregon.
May 21-2S--I-11.18.25
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WILLIAM MARX
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question properly before the." the "outhcast corner of lot In ,nJt of , nnd other wooJ productI
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K you have not voted, go to the
OR and do so. They will remain
pea. until 8 o'clock this evening.
Wiley, Slnnott. Overturf and Ilrat-
Klamath Falls. Oregon, and running!'" ured through a recent deal
thence northerly, on tho eastern line put over by the Alco Wood Prcducta
of lots t and 5 in said block, 130 (company, which has Just Increased Its
Main S! ff,SITitoB,T!h,:,"to"- U h" Purchcd
erly, at right angles with Main street. ml11 ncnr Anlauf, having a capacity
30 feet; thenco westerly, parallel of 30,000 feet dally.
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VOTE
The Auto Pays the
GOOD ROADS
Bill
Now is Your Chance to
Cut Down Your '
Expenses
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Thr wr only 39,000 Autos In Oregon whtn wo
started In with tho State Highway Program. Now
thoro'aro 85.000. Tho auto llconso foos and gaso
Nno tax pay for tho roads. RtvtniiM constantly growing; .
Good Roads bring the autos tho mora autos. tho
more money for good roads Let's build the roads
and develop Oregon.
VOTE 302 X YES 1
tor the A State Road Bend Limit And make It possible to
build more state roads No Property Tax No Direct Tax No
Increase In Auto License Fees No Increase In Gasoline Tax
VOTE 302 X YES-Make it Unanimous
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1 Rail us a.BIc Malorltv. to Shaw Orecon. believes In Progress
The Ante Pays the Bill.
OREGON STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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' OREGON ROADS A DEVELOPMEMT ASSOCIATION
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ItLll jtiaiatilailalI!" Ill fimi lilM miillliilaiflil I 1 T 1 il " ' Write to
mtifwwi wttMii srwWtMd, Wtttean is Co., CnrtaWT r5Jk Aotoununu, Portland, Ongoa
The Central Hotel
will rent a limited number of rooms to permanent guests. These
rooms are furnished with the best beds that money can buy. They
are clean,, tidy and well ventilated, and will be kept so.
There will be hot and cold water, tub and shower baths.
Restaurant and barbershop will be in the building and everything
will be done to make it comfortable, convenient and homey.
The Hotel is now open for business. The restaurant and
barber shop will be ready early in June.
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The purpose back of this hotel is to furnish to the workingman
of Klamath Falls a place where he can live decently and cleanly
and at a price that will be within his reach. The owners of this
hotel feel that they have dorie this.
J. J. KELLER, Manager
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