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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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CHANDLER SIX
Famous For Its Marvelous Motor
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mfit utn llit to
uniform rionn.
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The Motor of Seven Years Ago
and the Motor of Today
The Chandler Six of 1920 is a re
finement of that first Chumllcr Six
(if 1VI3. Seven yearn of devotion on
the part of tla'Chaiullfrordunlzat Ion
totliiKnneChumliermotnrhiispluccd
It In the position of dlHtlnctlon which
it IioIcIh today.
Seven years of Ncrvlccin the hands
of thouHatulM of owners, seven years
of skillful application by Chandler
engineers, has brought the Chandler
motorandtliconcstandardChandlcr
chassis to approximate perfection.
In these seven years many motors
of many makes have come and Hone.
Chandler continues a leader uniond,
fine cars, because of the excellence
of. Its performance.
On the one Chandler chassis arc
mountedslxhandsome types of body.
The Chandltr is the Most Falrlr Priced Fina Cor
SIX SI'l.r.NDII) IJODY TYPES
Stian-runenser Taurine Car. SI995 Four-Panenctr Roadittr, $1995
Four-Paucnstr Dispatch Car. S207S
Snin-r-ancHCrr .Vriiin. $iWS ruur-Paiirnter Coup. $U9S Llmuuiliw $3495
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CENTRAL GARAGE
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
SAYS AMERICA NEEDS
FIND LIBERTY IN LAW
BUSINESS CARDS
HI'MMOVi fill: I'l'tlMCtllON'
lliill) Xu. IUil.1
In the .Circuit Court i)f Hip Stnl.'
of Ori'Kini fur K I mm. Hi Cuuniy.
I.. Jure Iin, I'lulllllir. vh. K A Klelv
nml V. II. MiCuy. co-pnriners ui
Klcly nml McCoy. J A Williams nml
W. C. Crittenden; ii'o. nil ollii-r per
mn i r parlies unknown rln'mlng
nny r'trl.l. I'll". eitate Urn or Inter
il In tin r i'ii I iktulr ilrr.fr bed In tlu
iiiMpliiiiit heroin, Defendants
To I.V A. Klely mill W II McCnv.
co-piirlneis um Kluly nml .McCoy. J A.
Wllllnms nml W. ('. Crittenden; nml
In nil oilier I'lTnoiiH or port lei un
known rlulniliiR nny r!i;lit. title, ov
lull'. 1 1 i'ii r li.H'ti'Bt in thi ri'iil va
Inlf described In tho rnnilit'.i here
In. Defendants:
IN Till: NA.MK OK Till: STATK OK
OltKOON:
You, unit 1'iicli nml nil of you, are
hereby summoned to mipviir uml
nnswr i lii' ronii!Qlnt flli'il iiKiilnst
0II III till' llhllVO entitled Mill. n It tiltt
six weeks from I lie 7lh ilnv if July.
1DS0. tlio ditto of thu flrnt publication
of thin summons In tlio KveuliiK
lli'tnlil, u daily nml weekly now
luipur published ut Jilnmntli Kails,
, Klamath County, Stnto of Oregon,
nml of Renornl clrculutlcn In s;ild
county nml state;
Anil you will toko notlro'thtt If
you full to appear unit iiuswur or
ntherwlso plead within '.said tint", the
plaintiff for wnnt thereof will apply
to the above entitled rourt fur the
relief iliiiiiiinilcil In lily complaint
fill d In this suit, ns follows
l'or ii decree of tuld cmrt roiiinv
InR nl clouds from thn title of the
milil property herein described, nml
iletermlnliiR nil nilvvrun clnlniH of
piiIi! ili'fnmluntH, or uny nr olthor of
thcin, or nny otlior purKiiiiH or pnrtloH
HiiTi'ln. nml iittutlitK tli tllln of the
Inml dcBcrllieil In tlio complnlnt
livri'ln, ii h followH, lo-li:
"CoinninnrliiK nt tlio Intoraodlon
of tlio WcHlorly lino of lOlovonth
Htri'ot mill tlm Noitliurly llnu of llluli
Ktroi'l in tlm City of Klnimilli Fullu,
Ori'ROii; tlii'lico 8out!iwotnrly nlniiB
tint Nnrtliorly lino or IIIkIi Htri'ut l'H
fret; thi'iicii Nortliwi'Htorly ut rlulit
VuiiiIob to IIIkIi HtH'i't 120 fuel;
tlii'itcu NortlKMiHtnrly purulliil with
thu Nnrtliorly lino of IIIkIi Htroct 120
fitt tn thn WoHlorly llun or Kluvcuth
Hired ; thoncM HmithenHtnrly nlong
tlio Wonlorly lino of Klovvnlli Ktrout
120 feiit to tlm plnro of hcKlnnlmt:
nml being n portion of l.otB 10. V nml
(1 of llloik 4R, NIclioU Addition to
tlio City of Klamath KhIIh, Oivkoii
(Sltimtml In tho Bouthnast iiuurter
of tho BoutliciiHt quarter of Section
2 Townolilp 38 Houth of Ilango 0
Eait of the Willamette Meridian.)";
nd declaring the aald plaintiff to bo
tbo ownerilltereof In feo implo,jind
that the defendant!, and each of
then, and all other parsons; Includ
ing Mid persons unknown, be forever
Sfetned sad dtUrred t tarn ssMrUag
an claim whsUwr In or to Mid land
drerse to the plaintiff herein; and
for ti h nthiT nml furllnr rlluf nn
to Ho .- urt ti n 1 1 ti'i'in u.ivt uml
UKri. nb! tn equity.
Th m xti:nn.on In putillnhei! pur
Fuiint to an or.li-r of tho Hon I). V
Kuyht'iiitull, JiidKo of tho nhnve 'n
tltlfil rourt, tiimli' on the Cth day of
July. I!ii, nml tin; flrnt puhllrMlnn
Ihi-ri-of m muilo In lli KmiiIiik
M'T.ild on Un- Till dny of July. 'J2K
nml tin- liH 'iiilill nt Mil wll hr tniiilu
on the lMh il.y of A ru.t. i:sn.
J. II CAItNAllAN.
Att:rn.'v tor i'la.utlff.
Jui 7.H.:M-:s-(-n-is
SIMMONS
In tho Circuit Cnuit of tl, State of
Oruicn. lor tho County of Klniunth
Irene V Alexmiikr. I'lalnilff, .
John Thomuti Alexumlcr, Dufvmlnnt
To John Thoniim Aluxnmler, Defend
tint
In tho nnnio of tho State of Or-cou:
You are herehy reiiulrcil to up'ur
uml niiHwer tho coin plaint filed
iufniiint 5011 in the nhovo untitled null
on or heloro the fifth iloy of AiiKum,
Mi20, thut liolim tho expiration of (ho
nix week pubKratlnu of this uin
mom uh pretrrihed by the -nler for
publication tlicivof. iiindo by tho
court, and if you fnll to to aner.
the plaintiff will take u default ami
docreu UKnlnut you dUxolvlnit tlio
bonds ot nintrluiony ciintlng between
the plnlutlff uml yourself, nml ulao
nurd other and further tollof, inclml
Iiik Alimony, no to the Court inuy
eem Juki and e'lultnblo
Thin numinous In puhllNhed hy or
tier of Hon I). V KuyldUidull, JiuIro
of the nhove nitnied court, duly inndo
on the 2 3rd day of Juno, lii2i).
TU dnlo of tho first publication
huicof Is Jutiu 23, 11120.
K. II. MILLS.
Attorney for Kliilntlff,
Kliiuftith KiiIIh, Oro.
Juno 2.1-H0-7-1 1-21-28-1
NOTICK
Notl1!' ' hereby Klven that nealed
pmpr.alii will he received by thu
llouril of Kupervlnors of thu Klnmuth
Urnlnnee IMMrlct cf Klamath County,
Orexon for the construction of the
works for tho reclamation of the
InmU with. n the boundaries ot said
Dlktr.rt accord I UK to tho plans and
l i ,f, rations upprnrril by tho Hoard
of Supervisor)) nml which nre now on
file ut the tf'cp of tho Knfilncer of
tin- District who Is Mr Don J Zum
null at Nn. Ill 8. Kourth Street.
K.nmruh Knlls. Oregon.
?iiid propnsuls will bo received up
to the hour of two o'clork in tho aft
ernoon of the Hth day of AttRUSt,
A. 1). l'J20. ut the office ot thu under
k.rii il In the Cnuit IIciibo In tho City
of Kluuiiith Kails, OreRon.
Proposals are desired on a cash
haMn uml also on u basis of accept
ance of tho llonds of said District at
par.
The Hoard of Supervisors reservo
tho rlKht to reject any or nil bids not
satisfactory to thu Heard of Super
visors. Tho successful blddor will bo ro
quirt d to deposit a satisfactory band
In thu amount of twouty-flvu per cent
ot (lie Contract prlco conditioned thut
ho or they will complete tho said
contract. s iiRreed. Hlds to bo opened
AUKiibt Hth. 1920.
C, It. DRLAP.
Secretary Klamath DrnlnnRe Dis
trict. Klamath Knlls, Oregon.
July ID-Aur. 12
(Continued from price 3)
lecll n of needs, tho necessity for
rotation of crops, fertilization, JudR
Ini? of types o"f Rraln nnd animals,
(he chemistry of thn soli nnd why
plniiU grow. Ii Is ii wonderfully I
IntereHliiK science and If properly
placed buforu tho younK men, they
will beromu unthusliistic over It. The
fiirni hoy will sen that his avocation
Is entitled to rank first In tho list of
ull activities. Ho will lenrn that In
st"inl of he Iiik nshumeil of his life
business, hi) may well be proudof it,
show by farm accounting how profit-
nhl farming Is under prevailing con-
iiiuons. now permnneni unu sure it )
ns a business, nml that with good
roads and tho automobile, the farm
homo N not Isolated, that Reed
tlmis may bu had on thu farm. Hy
lectures nnd moving pictures and
practical demonstrations mailo with
lli) help of thu boys, nccentunte In
terest In farming. When theso town
and Mty boys return to their homes,
they will hiiv n fry to tell of tho
wonders of this now life that has
Ix-en opi'ii'-d before them.
A largo nercentaRo of them, with
out doubt, would want to try It,
therefore the. government should es
tablish nt tli cue training schools bu-'
nans uf registration whro thine
jwho wish to go out up-n thu farms'
I may rind the right types of homes,
where they will bo Wvll paid, prop
lerly United uml made happy; and
ut thn conclusion of .tlio seuson theso
(boys will b nthuilnstlc advocates
I of agriculture ns a life business, and
I'. inn; of them will surely go Into it.
I Hoy I') lining)'
If any nu should question tho psy
chology of his proposition, supposo
j 200 typluil farm boys and a like ntim-
iber of sturdy luds from tho cities
were to be placed In a mining camp,
,llke I.eadvlllc or Cripple Creek, when
mining was ut Its height, whero the
main topic of discussion was mining.
wheni operutlons were being carried
on. the ore brought up and smelted;
and If they saw nil this, would they
n -t become enthusiastic over tho sub
ject of mining, ami would not many
of them go Into It and fall to return
to their farm nnd city homes? There
Is no doubt that this would be the I
case, ami If to with mining, why notl
with farming?
Thu government is fully Justified
In carrying this campaign of educa
tion to almost uny extent on the
ground that wo nrv taring n food
shortage that Is alarming to con
template. Universal training in citizenship.
In Americanization nml consolidating!
and unifying our citizens, can only
be brought about by the nuthority ot
congnss to cull together the boys at '
the cantonments, wherx nil classes
will be represented and nil boys will ;
have nn opportunity cf training, dis
cipline and vocational instruction
neccsKiiry to build up n sound and :
enduring cUlzeuship. and where theyj
will vurly understnml thu duties and '
obligations they owo tho country, nml
will rIvo these hoys sufficient train
in it. development and discipline, so
thut In case of un emergency, they
can quickly becomo efficient defend
ers of their country. It will develop
our man-power. It will stabilize cur
Industries nnd bring about nn ern
of Reed fellowship uml Rive us uni
versal brotherhood through universal
training.
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Klamath Falls Cyclery
We handle the best In oar line,
such as Motorcycles, Illcrclet,
Part and Accessories, Goodyear,
Pennsylvania and Diamond Tlrea
and Tubes. The bouse ot the
two and three wheelers, Includ
ing Harley-Davldson Bervloa.
C. B. BUMARK
I IB H. Mb HC Klamath rail
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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FRED WESTERFELD
DKNTIHT
Phone 434W.
.-lty laboratory
Louaala llldg., Klamath Falls
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327
PHONE 39
MAIN STREET
DK. (!. A. RAMDO
Dentist
I. O. O. V. DalldJUmg
fllONK 01
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J. C. CLEflHOR
Cltll EnglDeev and ftnrteftrt
Office 617 Main Bt
Phonmi Ofllre 160, Rob. ItSJ
O. K. FEED A 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
Dr. E. G. Wisecanrtr
PHONB'SM
Dr. P. M. Noel
PHOIOC 4
Over CaderwooeTa
Hrrfvta) ami Mala Butiata
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DR. & A. MASSEY
Koortb and Pine Hia.
In Warren Hnnt Hospital
Off. Phone 497 Res Phone 86M
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Ifow Open for
Maternity Caaea
Mr.. Roaa MeDaaiela,
301 High Sl Phone 455
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Office Phone 177W Res 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
I'hyslrUn and Hurgeoa
White Ilulldlng
Klamath Kails Oregon
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 321
I. O. O. F. Temple
E. D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND KURGKON
I'bonra 17W
17R
lltioms 1 and S
White Ilulldlng
DR. T.C CAMPBELL
I'HVHICIAN AND BURGEON I
I. O. O. P. DalldiBg "j
Pbone SsBO
Realdence White Pelican HoUl
Residence Phone 6.
KLAMATH AUTO
SPRING WORKS
We Do All sUaaa of Bvrtmg Beaalr
Ing Nejr Oat Isaac to Oraar
Axle HCralgatealac aa4
BlachimKhlag
AtX WORK GUAKAHTKKD
Pboae SBSVT 617 Klasaath Ave. 5
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Phone ICO
Ice Ofvua
719 Main Bt.
Caadlea
PASTIME
Jack Moarow. Proa.
rtRsrs. T-'hacco. Hoft Drtnka,
Peel and IllliUnla
BarUr Shop In Connection
OrR MOTTO
-Courleoy and tSerTlee"
l..(K AT MKItltll.l,
K.V-8KRV1CE MEN, ATTENTION)
The regular meetings
ot Klamath Pott No. 8,
American Legion, will be
held at 8 o'clock p. m.. at
the Cltr Hall In Klamath Falls, on
the aecond and fourth Tuesdays of
; leach month. All Comrades are In-
I'lltK.MKX TO OATIICIt
xetici: ok npkci.Uj i:i.i:(,'riox
' Xollcn Is hereby given Hint, pur
Hiinnt to resolution of tho Hoard of
iHuporvlsom calling nnnio, u special ,
luloetlon by tho Inml owners of Upper
Vim llriminer urninugo DlMtrlct will
ho held at tho residence ot Prod Mc
Kendreo In mild District nnd about
unu mlln snuthonst of I. one I'lno
School Ilotiflo, Klumnth County, Oro-,
Ron, on July 31, 1'JSU, at 2:30 j
o'clock p. m., ut which time and
plnco said land ownors will voto up-
on tho question of approving or ro-,
joci(iik u cerium coinriiei pioposeu
to bo ontorod Into by said Dralnngo
District nnd the United State of
America, a copy of which contract Is
on tlio with the Bocrotnry of aald Dis
trict and rosy bo seen at his resl-
dence, '
' FRKD McKENDRBB, ry ,
Secretary Upper Van Brimmer,
M-S7-S8 vDralnaga District
l.OS ANdlCI.KS, Cnl July 28.
Flro chiefs of tlio l'uclilc Coast will
hold their 1920 convention liuro Sop
tombpr Kl-lfi. A foaturo of tho
mooting will bo prosentntlon of tho
Thus. 11. Inco Flro I'rovontlou cup to
tho chief representing thu city with
tho hlRhest lire proontlon rocord of
tho your.
Merrill residents aro RlvInR n
big dunce tonight on tho floor of
Johnson's store, now In process of
construction. Tho walls nnd roof
urn tint mi lint fli.i flnnr la fmimlntml
nnd offers a lino dancing surface j"" Pairing to Join the Post
Tho danco will lust ull night nnd,m.y cure application blanka from
Klnmnth FnlN folk will bo welcome la. K Vau Riper. Fred Nicholson, or
C. F. Parker's dnnco orchestm will
DR. L. L. TRUAX
WAUREN HUNT HOSPITAL
Day Pboae, 497 Night Phone, BM
8AW Ml I.I, i:XINKKRI.a
COXSTRUCTION CO.
Dcnlcncnt nml balltlem of roooV
j ern miw mills, pinning irUIh and
box plants. Dredging. Pile driving.
Phone 406-W
Office Corner fiprlng and Oak
Near 8. P. Depot
t
I am now prepared to furnish
Shasta tSand from the lloey. Cain.,
sand and gravel pit, in any quantity
that may be desired by contractors
and builders.
Ab r. GRAHAM.
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Let Your GLASS troubles
be Mine
' C. E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Making
Phone 477W
Eleventh and Pine
0K
furnish tho music
. t it rw.aiM 11 nf ITIitmftlh Pallu
TRET) NICHOLSON. Secretary
I'ltKSS ASS'X TO MIXT
FOR h.i,i:
. I fulfil titty, ("nil Altumont iiinrli,
plioiio IDll-WI. 18-tf
A Clsatlflsd A will Mil it.
Wonderful Bargain
IN A USED ,
OVERLAND CAR
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In- CO' j
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nr'ti . n en ct
R.R.R. Garage
1UCI.KNA, Mont., July 2S. Mon
tana's state press ussoclntlon holds
Its 1U20 meotliiR hero July 29-31.
A. I,. Stone, MUboula. denn ot the
department of Journalism ot the Uni
versity of Montana, Is president, ''
llnrvestlug mnchlnory for imrnedl
uto delivery. A Johnson mower Is a
wonderful help during harvest time.
Wo sell thorn, llowlo Qarngo. 2C-tf
WESTERN LABOR
-BUREAU
The only place where you
can get help and the only
Ih1..a .,1a.a unit ran am m
Jiaw: ;; - o
job.
1034 MAIN ST.
Phone 477-J
Klamath Lodge No. 137
1. O. O, F.
.Meets Friday nlgtll of each week st
I O. O, F hall, Cth and Main streets.
Hyman Weschler, N. Q.f W. C. Wells,
Secretary; W. D. Qofer, Treasurer.
Kwsuna Encampment No. it, I. O
O. F., masts Tuesday night ot aaeai
week nt I. O. O. F. hall. W. Ii. North,
C P.; W. D: Cofer, Scribe; Fred
Dueslng, Treasuror.
A "Herald Want Ad will sell it.
FAIRVIEW TRANSFER
Prompt Service and Reaaoaabla
Kates, also Special Ratee oa Oat
of Town Trias t
sNM aawas"M j
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK .
ROUGH DRY -
"Put Your Dud
- f la Our SuUw
WILSON ABSTRACT
' COMPANY
, nn Mala
ARTBTR k WaXSOH
alaaace
THE ARCADE HOTEL
1082-84,MAIN ST. I
PHONB 477 j
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.The place with hone comforts,
cleaaliaMs, pteaty of fresh alt
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