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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1920)
l. " - y c i MAttlitfAlt, 9VHK 8, ite mm imm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON If the Wood Dealer Sold Service V tin mil m-II rmmill He M'll mi In". 'Mini miihiiI mid iIihmi'I UV Wrll, KiiiiiiM I lit urooil dealer Milil kenlie linleiil i'f niiml' ! Mould tend In your fnriimn unit jour rmilte. lulu' Mini) die iiIi mill ilnin Hmi fliii'M. Vim tiniilil liny so miiili leal. Now )iiu liny mi timili light, iiIiIioiikIi joll ' nr"iiiinK I i the urn-til )imi coiihiiiiii'. Mm llm ken In l.'prrfmiiii'il fui )uu li) lil loiupYiiy lit I In1 NiilitnilotiN mill oiiei plnnl. Tluil U ulmt mo until In glui ! I'lflilt-nl I l . Il l llm nlni of tlil i onipmiy In Imie iinni Inn kiillNlliil iikiuiiii'i. No mailer hIimI li n, If )im lutve it Krli'iniiM". in n't ill.iillfleil iiIniiii )iuir Mil nr iln mil iimlcrMmitl our mie, pleiue inim In mill m iii or write n" about II. If oil lime mijr ktiitui-nlliiii I" make, Hi will glntll) amll mil krhi'N of llii'in n mir iilm i (otMmitl) In linpmti niir ..., In- m )ou iik fiKi nk tin; iletfliipmrnt nf mIi'iii'c mill human iiliUll) eriiill. California-Oregon Power Company MONUMENTS Believe no man stretches the truth ing is- believing. who -Sec- Our thousands of patrons are our best endorse ment. See our splendid line now on display. Klamath Falls Marble & Granite Works GEORGE D. GRIZZLE, Prop. WILL LAY CORNER FOR MEMORIAL I'l.VMOrTII. Knc. May If lll Mull. ) r'nundutlon kionei of a nvw memorial to be called "The Muyrlow. er llitlt.' which the Snlvation Army protNiM'ii to build on a kite neir the starting plan of the Pilgrim Fathers here are to b laid on September 0 The ceremony will tuko plan- In ion miction with the terrentenury cele bration of the alllti,T, uf tho Pil grims, The stnnet, wtilrh lift lo be brought from Plymouth. Mass., vlll liu laid by Aiuh.tkindor Inil. Lady Astor, who Is a member of Pallia, uieut for the division, and llenersl lloiith. The cost of tly schemu Is 2r,.0n0. enrr Tini.i will rncn HnrU'si (llrl 2:11 1-2, owr tho hiilf-iullo tracks! of the Ohio circuit. , i ijsL TUBE tiiSaSsyML llllll . ym ' I TsH"SHiiBMnW .fESSSSM l 1 " T--J. BBBBSm. iv ACME QUALITY VARNO-LAC Mora Hhnbby, Htirfnco worn furnlturois discarded ench year than Is destroyed by tiro, f You Insiiru your ftirnlturo ogalust flro. Is It Insured against wear? A good ploco. of ftirnlturo will lost a llfetlmo If Its surfaco Is properly protected. Once it jlCHkri clinlr or tablo loses Its newness boglns to look Hhnbby It travols a fnst road to the Junk heap, Itonew lis surfaco with Acme Quality Vnrno-Lttc and you ronow its llfo. You'vo saved tho prlco of n desk, chair or tablo, nnd enhanced the appoarnnco of your homo, Hy saving the nurfneo you wtvo ull. , Acme Quality Varno-Lac stains and varnishes at one operation producing handsome Imitations, of expensive hardwoods. Good for floora, furniture and woodwork. ' Heine in the business, wh can probably give you some helpful hints about painting. Johnstone Furniture Co. 7vwC- vy W PALESTINE HAS NO PO.CTE STAMPS " "" LONDON, Ma It, Illy Mall. I I'Mcmlne li now thp only nation u.i.ik ..,. n.. .....x ...m.. ,t k. which fcn no pokUne- ktnmji of Mr own Hut. repretentatlveii of tbe ZIonit KOerninent here have Infnr- med IxjMlnn phllcteltkts that this anomaly promltin root to be rectifi ed, for with the cstiihl.rliment of Piilistlne as the national homo of the JewUh nut on, Il Is believed little time will lie. lor t in emulating the cinnipk' of other tmall untlous call i-d liito being by mandate of the Pence (.'(inference by the Issunnco of of distinctive stamp. Pending tho preparation of flnltoK!ninai!i County, a Ilody Politic uml designs, stmnpn otilil b) Hrltlsh Army Corporate of thu Statu of Oregon, postoUIceK In adjacent former enemy claims a lien for delinquent taxes territory ire belli k utilized bv oior. for pr,or n,", '"Sequent years, with territory ire eeing iiuiizcii n) oor- ,, , . In, ,,,. - ,..,.., nr,im,niu .printing with thu word "Palestine." A HerMil Uimi Ail will m-II It. SUMMONS IN FOIlKOIiOHtmE OP DELINQUENT TAX CERTII'irATEH I In Dip Circuit Court of Inn fit Mo of Oregon, In mill lor Klnrnuth County Klninntli County, n llocly Politic i till ('oriwrnte of llm Hint of Oregon, I'lnliillff, vs. I.aild h Tlllon llnnk, n "orponitloii, KIiiimiiIIi l.nko ti Navl it fit f tin romi'hiiy. it Corporation mid 'I II, (Irlirilh mill Midi) ft Tlllon I 'lllllk, llllll llgfllllkt (ill pers'imi OWIllllg or (IiiIimIiik to own, or IiiivIiik or -Induing to lihvn miy right, title or 'tiiT'ft In Mm renl cftiit'i hcietiutft'T I ili'urrilii'il. Defendant To Inlil A Tlllon Hank, n f'oninra lou. Klnmtiili l-.ik" ft Navigation 'omnany, n diminution, mid II II Orlff.th mill I.iulil h Tlllon Hank. iinil to each mnl every person, firm iml corporation mimed as being the iwner or owner, nrn riling to tin) :iit nil In of Klamath County, Oregon if trncis mnl parntl of Imnl. loin ami iilorkk tliiTi'ln described mnl fullow 'liK their respective nanus, nml to "iicli nml eiery person, fjrm iinil cor poration, oiwilng or claiming to own. ,nr having or claiming lo hnve nny nlercst, Hen or clnlms therein, mid ilno nil other, persona nnd parlies unknoiin, claiming nny right, title, Mate Ik n or Intercut In tin real estnie described In the complaint and application for Judgment and Ucfrci 'herein. NOTICi: ANfl SUMMONS In i!hj nnihe of tin State of On-Kon. Von nnd wirli of you as oncrn, clnliiimitk or liolilem' of mi Interunt. Urn, clnlm nr extntn In. nnd to the heieiniiller flicrll"l property, situ ated In Klmmitli County, State of OreKon. and nil pernnm Inturented In the properly hereinafter ilCBCrlbcd li-rJn nn hereby notified that Kliuniith County, n duly orsanlzed rounty mid lindy politic and rorpor ate under and liy virtue cf the Conxtl tutlon and Uiu-ii of tin; Slute of Ore gon the plaintiff nlioie named, In the owner ii ml holder of certain certlfl--a ten of dcllmiuenry, Imund 'In hook form mi required hy law, liiued to Klmiiath County, Ori-Ron, tho plain tiff herein on Hie Slut day of March. 1D1G hy the nil riff nnd tax lollertnr f Kluinntli County. OreKon, nnd filed hy him on the .llm tiny ol March, 1 y 1 C, In the office of the county . lerk of Klmmitli County, Statu of lOreconTfor tho delinquent Inxei for I the year 1!0!) upon and IncludlnK all .the property on the tux rolln In nald 'sheriff nnd tax collector' office far 'mild yenr, upon which no certificate of iJHImiuuney hnd prevlounly been , limned, mid eoiitiilmuK nil the prop erty upon which ttixcn are delinquent W'tuT Kald yenr I That llie dcncrlptlon of- the pron 'erty .Inrlitded In nald certain certlfl 'cnte of delinquency hereinafter re- Iferred to, thu nnme of the pernon or perinnn en the tax rll In the hnndn of the xherlff nnd tax collector of Klninntli Countv, Stato of OtcRon, nl the dutu of the first publication ot thli notice und HUtumonii a the owner or owner of nnld property, If known, nnd 3 ntatlnc If unknown. mil the totul tax, Intercut, penalty und comn dun to tho 31t day of 'March. 1816, the date of the Imuanco 'of raid certificates of delinquency, art'.n,,,,.0,'ow,1!: -"lt-1 "I.ndd Tllton Hank, a Corpora- ,, .,,.., . Th Cnmi, nir 0( i,ot i, n 0f Let 2, all of Lot 3 except the Kast C.4C fcot, all In lllnck 27: tho South CO feet of Maple Alley and 11x00 feet off of tho South westerly portion of Lot 3, Hlock 2S; all In thu Original Town ot Klamath Falli, Oregon. Certificate of Delin quency Number 31 II and Number an H isiurd to Klamath Ccunty the 31st day of March, 191 C, amount due Klght Hundred und Seventy-Flvo Dol lars mid Seventy Cents ($S7T 70) with fifteen pr cent Interest (IS pet ) fropj said dnto." Vmt nrn ftirthoi nnt1ft..i1 fhnl as follews: Taxes for the year 1910 Fifty Klght Dollars and Fifty-Six CvnM (ir.S.56), delinquent October Stli, 1911, with Interest at tho rato ot fifteen per cent (15 ptt.) per annum from said dnto; Certlflcnto of Delin quency Number 188 Issued to Klam ath County thu 9th cf.iy of July, 1917. amount duo Two Hundred nnd Seven Dollnrs and Thirty Cents ($207.39) with Interest nt the rate of twelvo per cent (12 pet.) jer annum; Cer tificate of Delinquency Number 3CC Issued to Klnrnuth County August 3rd, 1918, amount duo Thirty-Seven Dollars and Fifty-Fivo Cents U37.55) I with Interest from suld dato at tho rato of twelve per cent (12 pet.) per .annum; Cortlflcato ot Delinquency I Number 367 Issued to Klamath I County August 3rd, J91S,' amount .duo Ono Hundred and Thirty-One I Dollars nnd Flvo Cents (1131.05). iwlth Interest from said dato nt the rato of twelvo per cent (12 pet.) por nnuum; Cortlflcato of Delinquency Number 900 Issued to Klamath County May 29th, 1919, umouut duo Tlilrty-Blx Dollars and Seventy-Flvo Cents ($36.75) with Interest at tho rnfe of twulvo por cent (12 pet.) per milium from said dato; Certlflcnto bf Delinquency Number 901 Issued to Klamath County May 29th. 1919, nmount duo Ono Hundred nnd Thirty Dollars and Kloven Cents ($130.11) with Interest at tho rato ot twelvo por cent (12 pet.) por annum from snld date; Certificate of Delinquency Numbor 1314 issuod to Klamath County Juiio 7th, 1919, amount duo Ono Hundred and Thirty-Nine Dollnrs and Sevonty-NIno Cents ($139.79) with interest at the rato of twolvu per cent (13 pet.) porannum from said date; Certificate of De linquency .Number 1790 Issued to Klamath County Juno 27th, 1919, amount duo One Hundred and Forty Nino Dollars and Eighty Cents ($149.80) with interest at the rato of twelvo per cent (12 pet.) per an num from said date; taxes for the year 1916 "One Hundred, and Eight Dollars and Two Cents (1108.02), delinquent October 6th, -417i peu ally Fiva -Dollar asd Forty Casta (5.40)wltb lnterest'attbe'rate of twelve per cent (12 pet.) per annum from nald date; taxci for the year 117 One Hundred and Thirty-Two Dollar and Nlnoty-Soven Cents ($132.1(7), delinquent October Mh, 1018, penalty Six Dollan and Sixty Klve Cen In with Interenl at the rate I of twelveper cent (12 pet.) per an num from nald (Into; taxed for the year 1S18 One Hundred and Twenty-" Klve Dollar and Tweniy-Ono Ontn (1120 21) delinquent October Mb, I'.ll'J, penalty Six Dollarn mid Twenty-Six Ceiiln (JO. 20) with Interest at me rnt" or iwiqve per cent (12 p t ; pur n nn inn f r in mild date, Snld I.ndd & Tllton Hank, a Cor poration, im tho owner of tho lentil lltle of iho above ileKirlbed property nn the mini iipponrH of record, and each of the other person) above named, and each nnd every person, linn mid corporation ownlnc or claim I iik to own, or bnvlni; or claim In K lo have any Interest, lien or cIiiIiiih therein, mid ulco nil other persons or parties unknown, clnlmlnK nny right, title, csloti), Hen or Inter est In the real estate above de scribed and all persons Interested therein, are hereby further notified to bo und appear within sixty days after the dato of the first publication of .this notice, exclusive of tho day of said first publication, and defend the nctlon or pay the nmount due, an shown above, together with accrued Intercut from the dato of tho Issuance of said certificates of delinquency at tho rato of fifteen per cent (15 pet.) per annum, and costs, and you art) further notified to servo a copy of your appearance or answer on the undertliincd attorney for plaintiff at his offlco asd pott office address below stated. And you aro notified that In case of your failure so to do. Judgment and decree will be rendered herein, foreclosing tho lien of said taxes, In terest, penalty and costs against each tract and parcel of land, lot and block of tho real property above de scribed for tho sums and amounts duo upon nnd charged against tho same for said taxes as hereinabove set forth, with penalties, Interest and costs, and ordering the sale of each tract and parcel of land, lot and block of reul property for the satis faction of the sums charged and found against It respectively, as pro vided by law and as prayed for In plaintiff's complaint and application for judgment nnd decree now on file In this court and cause, and reference to which IsVhoreby made. You aro further notified that plain tiff will apply to the court for such other relief as may bo just, proper. meet and equitable In tho premises. This summons Is published pur suant to tho provisions of law and the fctatutca of the State of Oregon, In such cases mado nnd provided, and tho date ot the first publication of this summons Is tho 15th day of May. 1920. All processes nnd papers In this proceeding may be served upon the undersigned attorney tcr plaintiff re siding within tho State of Oregon at the offlco and post-office addrcts berelnufttr mentioned. W. M. DUNCAN. District Attorney and Attorney for Plaintiff. Itcsldence and Post Office Address Klamath Falls, Oregon. May 1S-22-29-S-12-19-2G Fliiklr )our klilnejs ocroxlonly If )ou eat meat regularly No mun or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing tho kidneys occasion!), says ft well known authority. Meat forms uric ucld which closs the kid ney pores so they sluggishly Alter or s(tnln only part ot the waste and poisons fromN tho blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches , liver trouble, nervous ness, constipation, dizziness, sleep lessness, bladder disorders eomo' from sluggish kidneys. Tho moment you feel a dull ache in tho kidneys or your back hurts, or If tho urlno Is cloudy, offensive, full ot sediment, Irreguler ot pass ago or attended by a sensation of scalding, get about fou ounces ot J ml Salts from any reliable phnr mncy and tnke a tablespoonful In a glass ot water boforo breakfast for a few .days and your kidneys will then act fine. ThU famous salts Is mado from the acid ot grapes and lemon Julep, combined with' llthla and has been used toy generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimu late thorn to nctvlty, also to neu tralize tho acids In urlno so It 'no longer causes Irritation, thus end ing bladder disorders. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive and can not Injure: makes a delightful effer vescent llthln-wntor drink which nil regular meat oators should tako now and then to keep tho kldnoya clean and tlfo blood pure, thereby avoid ing serious kldnoy complications. HKCOUD APPLE CHOP IN SlIUXADOAH WINCHESTER. Vn., June 3. A record apple crop Is Indicated in the Shenandoah-Cumberland district, ex tending 215 miles from Staunton, Vu (o Harrlsburg, Pa., which has approximately 3,000,000 bearing trees. Weather conditions during the winter and spring were more favorable than In several years, say expert growers. No damage from frost has been reported and the blooms have set well. The district, according ' to ' federal hortlcultaraljits, laionapt (ha; bosi; lmpartanf;.Tpl producing sections of the' country. T BEGIN ON ITS BUSINESS CARDS 0W0W0W0WWWWWWWW Klamath Falls Cyclery We handle tbe beat In onr line, neb aa Motorcycles, Bicycle, Porta and Accessories, Ooodyear, Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. The bouse of the two and three whoclers, Includ ing Harley-Davldson Service. C. R. BISMARK 111) 8. Mb Hi. KlsiBSta Falls 'hko 'i'iViVtiViVVVVVvxftVTi .VOT1CB Wo op'in store overy Tuesday and Friday from 10;00 a. nn to 4;00 p. m. Many aro tlm good things wo can show A dollar saved Is a dollar earn ed. In buying good t lings cheap as you may Itarn, you will never be In dobl and have to skip If you buy your goods from LUCKY DICK ft CO. 201 Klnmatb Ave. Corner of 6th 8t. PHONE 39 MAIN STREET 327 W. E. McABOY Build anything in the cabinet line. Doors, Hcreetis, etc. Shop at 110 Eighth St. 1. C. CLEGHOBX Civil EagJneer and Saurejor Offlce C17 Mali St. Pbenea: OOce 160, Res. 1M1 O. K. FEED A SALE STABLES Under new manage ment Best cafe taken of all stock placed in our barn. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. AMMAskA DENTISTS Dr. E. G. Wisecarrer raoias IM Dr. P. M. Nod PHOlfS 4 - Over CaoVerwoo-Ta Screatk sad Mais Bttmta 00WWm0wm000Www0Jk DR. & A. MASSEX Fourth and Pine Sti. In Warren Hunt Hospital Off. Phone 497 Re. Phone 86M mi-t&i0m00j0i00m0000000 KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All JUboYs of Bprtasj Repair. taC New Oaesj Made to Order Axle Stralgktealas; aad Black ittalag ALL WORK GUARAirnCKD Phone IBtVY 17 aHaa-sata Ave. ! 0V000mj0fj0000f0t Phone 460 Ice Cresua 729 Main 8t Caadiee PASTIME Jack Moarow, Prop. Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Peel' and Illlllartls Darber Shop in Connection OUR MOTTO "Courtoy and Service" WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY 517 Mala ARTHUR R. WILSOir , . Maaager EX-SERVICB MEN, ATTENTION I sjjs The regular meetings .4KQ ot Klamath Post No. , ttSflf American Legion, will be glr held at 8 o'clock p. m., at 'the OUT Ball la Klamath Falls, on the second and fourth Tuesaaya oi each month. All Comrades are In vited. Those desiring to Join the Post may aecire application blanks from vaa uperr'r'Mi ,- . lZ:riv:.is mt riiMiikTiiu' aH at Klamath' Falla.' FRBD MIOBOI40N, ecretary. PROFESSIONAL CARDS FRED WESTERFELD DKNTMT Phono 434W. X-Ilny laiboratory Loomls llldg., Hlamiitb Falla lisslAsMvkssAAAisAigvsSfkMa DIt. C. A. RAMDO Dentist I. O. O. P. Dalldlag PnONK dl kts'S.'WW.' PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Materalty Case Mrs. Rosa McDaalele, 301 High St Phone 455 yAAAwwwwwwwwrvwwwt Office Phone 177W flos 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Pbyslrlnn aad Hargeoa White Building Klamath Falls Oregea wwkMMMMkMMMkj4j DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Phones 17W 17R Rooms 1 aad While Dulldtag SHASTA VISTA SANITARIUM 480 Main fit. (New Hid. Later) DR. A. A. HOULE. 420 Main 1909 Mala 151-J 151-M DR. T.C CAMPBELL PUYSiaAN AND SURGEON I. O. O. F. Balldlag PbeaeSM Residence Vhlte Pelican Hotel Realdeaee Phone i. . DULL TRUAX WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL Day Phone, 497 Night Phone, SAW MILL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers and builders of mod ern Saw Mills, Planlug Mills. Bee Plants. Complete plant contract ed. AppribuiU aad report made Dredging. We eoatrrct to baled any claim ot a buaUlng aad lastaB machlnrry of ksy kind. Drafting ot any kind done. Btae. Prints made, PHONE 44W OMce la K. D. BaUdlng I am now prepared to furaUh Shasta Sand 'from the Hoey, Caui., sand and gravel pit. In any quantity that may be desired by contracted snd bulldefs. AL T. ORAHAM. t Let Your GLASS troubles be Mine C E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Makuif Phone' 477W Eleventh and Pine Klamath Lodge No. IS? L O. O. F. Meets Friday night ot each week at I. O. O. F. hall, Sth and Main streets. Hyman Weschler. N; Q.; W. C. Wells, Secretary; W. D. Cofer, Treasurer. Ewauna Encampment No. 4(, lO O. T., meets Tuesday night sf mss) week at I. O. O. F. hall. W. II. North, C. P.; W. D. Cofer, Scribe; Fred Buestng, Treasurer. (ajaeJ"- NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK , FLAT WORK ,$ ". oniir.u nY -' .www.. - ,h , "Put YourvDda 7 In Our Sssda'V . 5 . fimzmm , Corr Mali. .d Comger .aT. ,TK .J'raas'ar ' .