TH1EVHHWC HEKAID, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, JULY , II
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Wo will sell these BhinglcH at $1.00 per thousand below the
retail market ThiB ia an opportunity to get the best Hhingles
made at a price that is a real bargain.
Sawmill Engineering & Construction Co.
Oak and Sprinf Sta., near S. P. Depot
PHONE 466-W '
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IIUCIIAItKKT. Juno l'l (lly Mall.)
Qui'oii Mary of Itiimunln dlaplnyrd
ber liunlnrmi ability and her fiiltli In
hrr country by pulling through an
ImiKirtiint deal In locomotive not
Ions ago The Rumanian railway
were In ad need of tlin now engine.
There wum Amnrlrnn, French ami
English agent here to noil loco
mot I vtta but for inonny only None.
of them hnl enough fit It tt In Human
la to sell them for anything eicejit
for cold hard cnh.
Then Hie prcldrnt of an American
concern who had been selling loco
motives to Poland camn to Itumanla.
An Interview was arranged between
him ami the Queen who irecnteci
nurti it utronn argument on the fut
urn of hr country and lt rrsourcru
that tho hard-headed builnenn Amer
ican agreed to furnish locomotive,
and rolling stock and to lakn In pay
sent Rumania' national bond.
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Th Qnuen believe In Itumnnla
and aha know how to convince oth
uri because utirt haa been aver every
toot of It' ground. lurlngtho day
that (he win I'rlnceit the travelled
by train and by automobile and on
horseback until aha haa come to
know nil of tlin rnnoiirec of hot
country and a great many of It
pcopla.
Here I what ittm said to The A
Kocluted lre curre-itiondcnt about
her country "The Queen of a smill
country! TIiokd who am aceudomed
to nee ruler of a groat land can lit
llu understand what It.tnennx. It
mean work iind anxiety unit hope.
nnd n great tolling for smill result.
Hut the (laid I" large nnd If the heart
I willing, great I the work."
Queen Mary ha a reputation a n
writer and now that the war I over
he ha returned the llteriry work
hn abandoned when the wiir began,
"Whatever may be the uluo of
what I write, I am htiiy to ay thnt
I have facility In writing," ho ex
plained. "I write In the morning be
fore I begin my da)' work but In
terruption do not d'litiirh me. tf I
have to nee lomeone, I go back to my
desk and nm able to take up the un
finished lenience where I loft It.
Part of my writing I In tbo nature
of a Journal which I huvo kept
throughout the war, hut It I of inch)
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Cleanliness Reasonable Rates
The Central Hotel
New Throughout
IN THESE DAYS OP HIGH PRICES THE
AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A
.PLACE TO LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH
AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT
HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN
ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. .THESE YOU
WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV
ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE
NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING
ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN
ISHED AND FURNISHED.
SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT
ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS) MATTRESS
OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND
AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. .
J. J. KELLER,
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Shingles
an Intimate nature that much If It
cannot bo publlabed Until long after
I am dead."
Tho iaot admired work of the
Queen, nlde from her fair torle.
I a llttlo book, entitled "My Coun
try" wherelu, In a caual Impreulon
Isllc manner, the Queen toll of her
truvel through the country, des
cribing the life of tho peasants, their
itelre to own the noil, their willing
nea to work hard, the quaint coi
tume of the women, the curious ar
chltecturn of the churche and
liourt-n, the beautiful women of tbo
cpuntry and thu charm of the wind
ing, duity road.
For all ber beauty and fine clothe,
the Queen 1 not afraid of dirt. 'Thl
fact In abown In her boundless ad
miration for the duity plain and
dufttler road of hor country. One
day during tho Herman occupation
of Itumuula, she wa riding along
one of the dnty road of Ilessarahla,
when thu mm and picked up an Illy
clad llttlo orphan girl, thnt wa part
of a group of refugee, hut Deemed
to belong to nobody In particular.
The Queen gathered up tho child In
her arm and took It home, thinking
later to And IIh mother. To date the
mother hat not been found, ao the
Queen ha adopted the llttlo girl a a
member of her own family.
Another girl thut the Queen ha
Manager.
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almoit adopted i Ml Anne Shaw
of Philadelphia, who'faas been In Ru
mania with the American fled Croaa
for more than a year. Ml Bbaw
camo to know the Queen through
hor lied Crons work, and then, espec
ially Prince KlUabeth, with whom
alio haa (truck up a fast frlcndahlp, I
The Queen heartily approve of the
friendship and when Ml Shaw I
about tho houe, the Queen treat!
ber aa a younger alitor.
Queen Mary I a good udge of
human nature. When ahe receive a
atranger, ahe put him through
ort of a third degree1. She place
him a chair facing a lighted window
wbereo iho lit with ber back to the
light and If the atranger met with
her approval, aa a person to be trust
ed, be then I apt to remark:
"I think that light I too strong
for your eyes," and aitk him or her
to change the seat. Then she I
ready for conversation.
She makes It a point to be In touch
with all ort of opinion and baa
tnado friends with a great many of
the radical politician of Rumania.
Not long-since, he Invited all the
writers and newspaper folk of Ru
mania to her home, serving them' tea
and bad a heart to heart talk with
them. 8ho explained that bof was
working Jukt as tbc'were for the
good of Itumanla, told them that per
haps In tho past she had not worked
a she might, confessed that sho
had been Ignorant, If not mlRgulded,
but promised to do hotter In the fut
ure and aikcd to bo permitted to!
work with them to tbo common end
of making their country greater.
Tho Queen la keenly alive to the
social changes brought by the war,
to the posilblllty that thrones aro
unliable, tiut aha 1 ald to believe
that there I itlll much King and
Queen can do. If they stick to their
Job.
LAKEVIEW WOOL MEN
FORCED TO MARKET
IKUVIBW, July C The wool
market teem to be decidedly off.
nnd prices aro declining rapidly. A
month ago one buyer had an order
for a million pound at 65 cent,
while a few dsyi ago 44 cents was
paid, and today wool U being bought
at 41 cent.
Kew sales were made at S5 cents,
and only threo. C. V. Cent, Con Tay
lor and Con Fitzgerald, oId at 44
cent. Simon Juanto, D. P. Maloy
and F. D. Ixclet have old at 41
cent, and It Is probable that several
other sale will be made. V. A. Mas
elnglll Is the only buyer In the field,
and It Is undentood that he has a
limited order.
Some, of the locnl jvool men believe
thnt the price will go back to the 50
cent mark within a short time, but
tho money market I becoming
stringent nnd many of tho growers
are unabto to hold for a favorable
(turn.
At the fihnnlko sales Tuesday not
a hid wan offered, although a number
of buyers wero present. It Is llkoly
thnt tho only rennon they attended
tho nolo wns to see what tho other
fellow was going to do,
Reports from outside markets
through private sources Indicate thnt
tl 'cents Is all that can be expected
'under existing circumstances.
Warned of an attack to bo made
on him at Cairo, Clomcnccau said,
"One must die some day; what docs
the placo matter?" ,
SUMMONS
No. 1101 Law
In tho Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County.
'Klamath State Dank, a Corpora
tion, Plaintiff, vs. W. E. Smith, De
fendant. TO W. E. SMITH. DEFENDANT:
In the name of the State of Ore Ore
eon: You are hereby rofjulrcd to appear
nnd answer tho complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
action on or before Monday, July 19,
1920, nnd If you full to answer, for
want thereof, tho plaintiff will take
Judgment ngnlnBt you for tho sum
of $150 .with Interest thereon at 8
nor cent nor annum from Novambor
'1, 1919, together with attorney's foos
In tho sum or fuO, and piatnturs
costB, disbursements and expenses
heroin, and for the salo of that cor
tnln stock of goods, wares, merchan
dise and all fixtures, paraphernalia,
nnd utensils attached In Number 208
and 310 Main St., Klamath Falls.
Oregon, In tho above entitled action,
and that the proceeds from said sale
bo applied to tho satisfaction of plain
tiff's Judgment.
July 19, 1920, Is the last day of
the time prescribed In the order for
publication of thl summons, the first
publication being June 7, 1910, pub
lication being by order of Honorable
D. V. Kuykendall, Judge of the above
entitled court, dated June 4, 1920,
which, order requires that, this sum
mons be published once each week
for ilx aaoeeealTe weeks.
vi WM.OANONO.
Attoraey for,-PUlatHf.; whose
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BUSINESS CARDS,
Klamath Falb Cydery
Wa handle the best la our lias,
such aa Motorcycles, Bicycles,
Part and Accessories. Ooodrear.
I Pennsylvania and Diamond TlrM
and Tabes. The House of the
two and three wheelers, Includ
ing Harley-Davldsoa .Sen-lee.
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327 MAIN STREET
W. E. McABOY
Ballds aartfcisw te the caMaet
line. Doors, Scree, ate.
Shop at 110 Eighth St-
J. O. CLKGHORN
Civil Kegleeer as
Office 617 Mala St.
Phoeeat Oflfce ISf, Rea. 1MJ
O. K. FEED SALE
STABLES
Under new manage
ment Best care taken of all
stock placed in our
barn Horses, harness
and wagons bought,
sold and exchanged!
DENTISTS
Or. E. G. Wisejcarrejr
PSOITB SM'
Or. P. M. Nod
PBOHB 4
Over Vi
DR. & A. MASSEY
roattk aad Plae ate.
Ia Warren Hunt Hospital
Off. Phone 497 Rea. Phone SIM
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KLAMATH AUTO
SPRING WORKS
We Do All Blade of Stria Repair.
hMt New Oaea Made to Oraar
Axle gtraagateahas; aad
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Pkoae ISsVT 4UT Klasaath Ave.
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719 Mala it
Caadtee
PASTIME
Jack Moarow, Profv.
Cigar, Tobacco, Soft Drtaka,
Peel aadBUltarda
Barber 8bop In Connection
OCR MOTTO
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WILSON ABSTRACT
COMPANY
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ARTHI'R R. WDUION
KX-HKBVU'K MEN, ATTENTION!
Tho regular meetings
of Klamath Post No. 8,
ytV17 American I.tiKlon. will be
held at S oVln.k p. m.,- ut
! the. City Hall lu Klamath IU, .n
the aecond and fourth Tuil.ty. f
each month All ''omrmle-i ; o lit
vited. Those desiring l join i i'osi
may secure application hlhiiku from
Q. K. Van Riper, Fred Nicholson, or.
t. H. Caraakaa all of Klaumiii ra
PRBD NICHOMJON. S.vretar-
WESTERN LABOR
BUREAU
Tha only place where you
can get kelp anil the only
place where yoii can get a
Job. Tr" ')'
-JJJiBIBDfcfca
I Manager
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
sAeeislijVMetl
FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
Phone 414W.
X-rtay Laboratory
aVooteis tUdfe aiasaath FaBs
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DB. C. A. BAMBO
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phone ei
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Beer Of for
Mr. Beea
301 Hiffk St
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Offlee Phone 177W Ree 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Pkjrelrlaa aael Sargeoa
White Balldlag
Klamath Palla Oregoa
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 321
L O. O. P. Temple
E. D.LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phoaea 17W Rooms 1 aad S
17R White naikHag
DR. T.C CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
1. 0. 0. F. Balldtac
Phoeesae
Residence White Pelican Hotel
Resldeace Phone i.
DULL TRUAX
WAKKKN HUNT HOSPITAIi
Day Phone, 47 Night Phoae, 8
SAW MIIX ENGINEERING A
' CONSTRUCTION CO.
Deslgneni uad ballders of mad
era saw mill, planing mills aad
box plants. Dredging. Pile d-ivlag.
Phone 4SS-W
Office Corner Spring and Oak
Xcar S. P. Depot
I am now prepared to furnish
Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Cam.
land aad gravel pit, in any quantity
that may be desired by contractors
nd builders.
AL F. ORAHAM.
Let Your GLASS troubles
be Mine
C. E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Making
Phone 477W
Eleventh and Pine
Klamath Lodge No. 137
l o. a F.
Meets Friday night of each week at
! O. O. V. hall, 6th and Main streets.
Hyrusn Weschler. N. O.; V. C. Wella,
Secretary; V D. Cofer, Treasurer.
Ewaana Eocampmeat No. 41, 1. O
O. F., meou Taaaday night of eaefe
wevk ut I. O. O. F. hall. W. II. North.
C P.: W. D. Cofer, 8crlbo; Fred
Duoslng, Treasurer.
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK .
ROUGH DRY
"Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
PHONE 184
Corner Main anal Conger
The govrnment of Formal U
planning tho ustabllihuaat of oq.j e(
thai greatest hyare Weelrfc pluuts U
the Far Rast, eeaaMe el top ply la
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