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CITATION
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Ccorgo C. Mitchell, Deceased.
To J. C. Mitchell. Hen C. Mitchell,
(tone Lemmon, J. II. Mitchell, Flcda
Morgan. Mary Ann Pitney, Inui Plan
can, Myrta McFadden and A. M.
Collier, guardian ad litem of Carrl
on Claude Mitchell, a Minor.
Greeting, in the Name of the State
of Oregon
' i"son. , , 'dcralgncd. administratrix of the es
nu and each of you are hereby' .... ,,. -. ., i. .,.
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ciica 10 appear in ine v-ouri i.uui ceaged( t0 the creditors of and all
of the above entitled court at the ong ,0T c)aImi agaln8t tDC
S0SB,jr..CouIi rJftu A1, K,am?t5lal'I'Meaed. to exhibit snch claims.
Fa Is. Klamath County. Oregon, at 2 wn ,no BMefMrr vouchers, within
o clock p. m. on September 18. 1920. ,x mon,hg after , rst pubi,eaton
Si.1?6 S.P,temr ,C.rm Sf th,,,Co' of this notice, to the said admlnlstra
1920. not less than ten days after tho trU at ,he cffce of Wlf0n a. wer
service of this cJtatlonupon you. toAttornoJ. at j oddTellows Build
show cause. If any exist, why thlskln Klamath Falls. Oreron. which
court should not make an order to
tell, as prayed for in tho petition,
filed herein, licensing and empower
ing Leslie Rogers. Administrator
with the will annexed ost be said
estate, to sell at private1 saw, upon
the terms prescribed bjr tho Court,
the following described lands and
real estate, to wit:
IXH in IJIOCK St. in n-amain aq-ia. 10-17-24-31-7
dltlon to Klamath Falls. Oregon, ac-i "' "
m,IIh In lha alnlv TCrftTAA n1t:l
thereof on file in the office, of the J
county clerk for Klamath County,
Oregon, together with the tenements,
hereditaments, and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in any wise ap
pertaining. This citation Is Issued pursuant to
a order of the above entitled Court
GUARANTEE
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tin Uurtutk iatafutun or thi frkt you
rrepw aod CaaraaUed by tha
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made and entered in the above en
titled estate and matter on the 7th
day of August, 1920.
C. It. DcLAP.
(SEAL) County Clerk.
Aug. 10-17-24-51-7
NOT1CK TO CUKDITORH
In the County Ccurt of tho State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
In the matter of the estate of
Hiram C. Cbamberlln. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
lute ui uiraui s. tunuiut:rjiu. ut
said office the undersigned detects
as her place of business In all mat
ters connected with the said estato of
Hiram C. Chamberlain, decea
fFlrst notice
August. 1920.
rVlrst notice published lOtbVay of
LAURA E. CHAMDERLIN,
Administratrix of tho Estate of
Hiram C. Chamberlln, deceased.
Married.
"Wi.en hi was courting me he'd coo
to tre for hours."
"I never dreamed he'd holler at me."
mii"V fmirler-.loiirnnl.
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arm-
That indebte something called criartn.
for lack of a better definition what w it?
Health, pereonality,appeanuKlthee
go far toward its making, but Charm u
greater than any one I
Purola Toilet Preparations are real con
tributors toward Charm. Epr many years
they have been compounded from finest
ingredients. They are pure, beneficial,
and soothing, as well as beautifying.
PUROLA ALMOND CREAM-one of
the most favored toilet requisites is a
delightfully scented preparation to keep
the skin soft, fine and beautiful. Use it
for sunburn and chapped or irritated skin.
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HALO DUE TO MISCONCEPTION
Explanation of Lumfneut Circle About
lh Heads of Saints la Some-
what Humorous.
Tor centuries It has been nn nlnint
unlvrre.il practice iiiuoiig itrtlsts to
paint lutlos above the heads of tin1
mtliitl In their pictures. Some char
acters hnve boon o itep'elrd. oven
though nut ulllWitll) canonised nr pn
vious to iluit eoromoii), when the ii r
Ht wished to Indicate spotlnl spirit
mil qualities or holiness, ms fur In
stance. In tho onio of Jean uf Arc.
Purine the eleventh mid twelfth it n
turles there wns'n groat uctlvliv In tli
building of ihurehos nnd cathedrals,
mid It u tin a coittmnti practice l erect
around the outside of the buildings
statues of tho Mints, which wore
placed Just under Iho eaves. As the
Images becamo dlniorod by the mln
which foil upon the roof mill then
poured liter them, the nutlmrltligt, ns
n moans of protection, placed oxer the
heads of the figures wooden disks of u
lze sufllclont to protect them, ditto,
the crrnt nrtlst, began to putnt holy
picture Inn only n cout'itrj hoy, uml
lit li' Ignorance nutiH'il that the
disks were eentlul pnrti of Jhe
limiirei of the yaltiK Heme hU onrll
est pniiilltiKt rinm'ent each fcncnil
llcure xvearinc mir the heitil om(
tlilin; t Tin t loo' like the bottom of
n tub. letter on he blenllred thl Into
n, mere circle, dark nt tlrxt, but crow In.
more IiiiiiIiioik with emh iiroiltictton
until tlnnll.v lie developed the circle of
llcht that has come down mi- hntued
throtivb C) tiemtlor, of nltiliTx nt
he bailee of sanctity. New York
Post.
DREW LAUGHTER FROM GRANT
Witty Ramarks of Mark Twain Broke
Down Rcsorvs Characteristic of
tho Famous Soldier.
ResponillnK to the toast of "llnblct""
at the liiemuruhlu Clikupi bnniuet In
honor of (Ion. Cra.it In 1S70, Mark
Twain concluded with n sentence that
"ft the Catherine In an uproar. In
his Inimitable drnwllng olce he said:
"In his cradle, MJinewl.vre umlct
the Hat;, the future llluntrloti- com-uiamler-ln-chlef
of the American
armies In so little burdened with Ills
approaching grandeurs and responsi respensi
bilities: a to be clvlnc his whole
' strateelc mlnil, nt this moment, to
trjlnc to And some wny to --ft his
own blc tot Into his mouth, nn achieve
ment ;vhlch (meaning no dUri-spcct)
the Illustrious guest of this evening
also turned his attention to some
flfty-sli- jenrx ago. And If thu child
Is but the father of the man, there
nre mighty few who will doubt that
he succeeded."
At that conclusion the audience
broke Into cheers nnd roars of laugh
ter In which even the reserved Urant
Joined.
Have Broad Matrimonial Views.
I'rtfent-day Maoris art nominally
Christians, but there nre many old
chiefs who nre still fond of their an
dent totem poles. Their religion Is
that of miturt-worvhlp combined with
the veneration of ancestors. A pecu
liar and Interesting detail of their re
ligion Is the belief Hint the foul dwells
In each human being left ejc.
The Maoris were enthunlattlc can
nibals In It) -gone dus, their favorite
dish being rousted hearts. Eating the
hearts of their enemies was supposed
to give them strength, especially In
the pursuit of war-time activities.
As for the Maoris' marriage laws,
they wem to have none. Hut they be
llcve very strongly that man should
have absolute power over womnn.
Even today they have very broad views
on the subject of matrimony, and euch
man' generally takes unto himself as
many wives as he cup afford to main
tain. Joke 5,000 Years Old.
Planned by the ancient Egyptians
over fi.UOO jears ago, u Joke just come
to fruition, writes I'rof, Flinders
I'etrie, the noted orcheologtst. "While
we were trjlng to find a way Into a
queen's pyramid," he sas, "we dis
covered on u rock fuce a door which
was so beautifully and exactly fitted
that It was difficult to see the Joints.
We Immediately set to work on this,
thinking that we had found at"laxt
an entrance to the Inner chamber.
After a considerable amount of work
we removed the door and found
solid .rock I It wls a carefully ar
ranged blind to h'alk anyone who
wanted to find the entrance Into' the
rojul tombs, and lied been made about
8,000 II. C. by someone with a sense
of humor."
umWrtjHir-sturgiTy;
Investigations made In several Bos
ton hospltuls by Dr. Ellsworth Hunt
ingdon seem to Indicate that for sur
gical operations, the heat condition of
the atmosphere Is high humidity, 80
per tent or more, directly after oper
ations, and moderate humidity, ahont
GO per cent, nt a temperature of 84
degrees fnhrenhelt, a few days later
Doctor Huntington points out that, If
thee results nre accepted, thero Is no
reufon why the optimum conditions
of temporuturu find humidity should
not bo produced urllllclnlly In hod
pliiln, cunning n probable Improve
ment' In not less Hum ZO pur cent In
tha ivhults of operation.
Clear Field.
"Ah, hero Is a letter from tho old
folk "
"What docs It say?"
"Come homo our tailor Is dead."-.
Pearson's Weekly,
TREASURES OF BUDDHIST ART
Marvtlout Colloctfon PrMrved
Ctnturltt In tho Ttmpl of
DalgoJI In Japan.
for
PalgoJI, the heiiM temple of the Onn
chwl of the ShUu-mi sret of Hint'
dlilKiu In Jnpnii, bIhiiiUiI im,t fur from
Kol(p, In thu UJI districts sugcests hy
lts iiiinii- Is relntlou in l'mperor
l!ilgo, wm reigned (nun MS to U'10.
Its inline originated from Lie fact that
lit foiiiii1cr('.hlot Shoho, enmn to this
village mnl ex'clalmcd after he ilmtik
fnmi nn old fanner's spring : "11m
water wns ns goiMl as ihilgol" It Is n
llnililf.lt word moaning nn iinotiunn
rich Ucjiinr. Tho Hishiimoiis title of
the et'itieror must hiive orlglnnteil
from hi devotion to the temple ntnl
Its foil n ler, ns vell nx fnmi tils burial
In the temple grounds,
I In re specimens of lltidillilst art ami
literature, carefully preserved lis the
temple trenmires of DalgoJI, and ix .
hlhlted iwenlly nt Toklo, through the
eiTortK of 'lr. Kutsuml Konilla of
the olllnrliil stnff -f lilliirlogrnplilral i
materials In Toklo Imperial imlwiMtv, ,
bring the story of the temple ilnMi'
to ItiHI jenrs ago. Among the peon '
llnr ialntlngs In Ibe leiiiile nre I1'' I
"How or viewing screens." pictures of
horse training ntnl n collet tlou of f.in
pnliitlng-i raid lo he rare ireilsilrc.
Ill (tie literary coltet.tloii there I
an lllustmtct! cop) of the third roll
of "Scripture of Cause ntnl Uflict o'
the I'list unit the I'ren'iit." It wns
maile nearly l.'.MO jeiiw ago. hut tin ,
colors In the picture nre us fr-h n j
the present day pigments. This rrull j
Is considered the oldest thing extant '
In Jiipan nf colorril art on piier. '
TREES GIVE MILKLIKE JUICE
Tropics Provide Pretty Fair Bubttl
'tute for the "lml Product In !
Ute In Northern Climes. I
In llrltlsh Kulnnit nnd the West '
indies, purllriilnrl on the banks of
the Hirer Druiemni, there grows a i
tret' known to the tmtlves as the ton j
hyn, wlilth lehls from Its bark mull
pith n Juice slightly rlther tun!
thicker Ihnii tsm's milk. 'I he tree Is
about forty ftet high uml elghtirti
Inches In clrcuinfereiicti when full
grown, and the natives use Its Julre i
ns vve tine milk. It being perfectly I
hnrtulrss nnd mixing welt with wntrr j
The Cingalese have n Iret they
coll It klrlagliunin which yields
fluid In all respects like milk; wb'ie
In the forests of I'nrn grows a trte
called the manseuodmlroii, wli't Ii
gives a mllkllke Juice. It can be krt
for nn Inilcfliilta time nnd shows noi
ti.nili.tipv In liiH-time nllr. I
On the other hand, certain trees In
the valleys of Ariirmi nnd In t'ntingiia
yield a similar fluid, which, when ex
xixetl to the nlr, begins to form Into
a kind of cIhcm-. w tilth very soon
bectimi h sour,
In tho Canary lidamls there Is n
tree culled lahn)n tlolre, of which lh
milk, thlckentd Into u Jelly, Is con
sidered n tlelltiic).
Unpleasant Dreams.
A London chcmlM. drenmlng that
he had swallowed tioUou by mistake.
rose from Ibe clinlr In which he had
fallen asleep and, so vivid had the
dream been, he went to the hp and
took an antidote. Hut this, In the
absence of real polvon, began to I"l
son hlin, and before he realized the
inlslnke the error wus hcjond repair.
In another case a man, after n hint
ed argument with a v lulling friend,
dreamed thnt his guest wns In his
room molesting lilm. lie actually
"felt" rough hands on his body,
Jumped but of bed, and rati In his
friend's room. There he atturked his
Innocent "iiKxallunt" so violently that
the latter was confined to bed for sev
eral weeks.
Bachelor to tha Rescue.
In n street t,nr the other liny I sat
btict'ily h hind n woman wliu was try
ing desperately In untie n fact) veil.
I wns fr.hclnatfd by her persistent hut
fruitless uttempts to untie the veil
wild one hand while with the oUier
she clutched her none glasses, which
were lielplessly entunglid In It. I was
Just wondering why some woman pas
senger did not offer iiHslstance, when
she turned to me uml said: "Pardon
me, but would you be kind enough to
see If you can unfasten tills veil."
After frantic efforts, nmld the sup
pressed merriment of the pussi-nger
I cuine out victor. Hut I wus u much
embarrassed but helor. Excliunge.
Ostrich Plumes.
Ostrich plumes are not actually
plucked, by the way. They are cul
pruned with no diimugu or pain to the
-bird. When the fcuUicia tii "rlinT
the ostriches are driven Into a V
shaped enclosure, Their heads are
covered with a hood like, a stocking,
which renders them tractable. The
wings ure spread by the man doing
the "plucking and tho feathers nro
clipped off fulrly close to the flesh.
This does not hurt tho bird In the
least and within sixty day the dead
fljlll ends -drop nut of their own uc
cord, Tho tall fcuthera uru '
clipped.
Kept Fish Alive.
During the recent nIoiui w-vcrul au
tomobiles got Into niii.Ii deep w uter nt
l'cnnh until nnd Twciity-sccond
streets 'bat they hud to Htop until the
Hood ubtited. Duo inwmliur of n Ilsli.
Ing paity cllmhrd out on the running
board of his car mid carefully tied a
net of live tlxli to n spoko and calmly
dropped It Into tho water. Indian
upolls News.
T
H13 cut above shows Peppermint field,
plants put out early this sprinp;; this field
will produce at least IU pounds oi oil
from each acre this year, fiinued at $8.(5(1
per pound, the present market price, wo have
$3-14.00 gross production from one acre.
One well known chcwlmj gum company
will purchase 120,000 pounds each year, the
total output from 3,000 acres.
The Klamath Mint Company is going to
plant 1000 acres, located, on the Caledonia
marsh, eight miles from this city, which land has
lately Boon purchased and is now being put in
shape for planting.
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under the laws o
been authorized
to offer
stock to investors' in Klamath County, In shares
of $100 each.
THE KLAMATH MINT CO.
PAUL BOGARDUS, Authorized Agent
Swanion Building Phone 484
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TllltKK HKAItH HUUN
KAMSI'KM.. Mont., Aug 14
A patty of eastern business men Ims
returned from n hunting trip In the'
south fork of tho I'lathead river,'
during which they encountered iniirli .
big game. In the party were W II '
Ditnforth nf St Louis; his ton, Don
nhl: U II. Stuart nf St !.ouls and,
William It. Complon of Now York
With nn Inexperienced guide they
succeedetl In getting three bears, two'
brown and one clnnamcn, Thoy trap
ped a hugo sllwrtlp, but he gat away
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ntlTTK, Mont.. Aug. 14. Figures
In tho police court show that there
wero more convictions for drunken-1
Education Pays
KOH Till: INDIVIDUAL AND I'OU Till: HTATK
A Person with No Education has but One Chancu In ISO, 000 to
Iteniler Distinguished Kurvlra to tho Public
With Common School Education 4 Chances
With High School Education .... 87 Chance,
With College Education................ 800 Chances
AltK.VOU (JIVING YOUIt CHILD IIIH CHANCE?
TII08B STATES AHB WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED
MOST IN EDUCATION
Oregon Agricultural College
Through a "Liberal and Practical Education
preparea the Young Man nnd Young Woman
for Useful Citizenship and Successful Caruora In
Agriculture Engineering Mining Home, Economics
Commerce I'linrmary Forestry Vocational Education
Tho Training Includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENOLISH,
MODEItN LANOUAOE. AKT nnd tho Othar Essontlals of
Standard Technical Collegu Courso ,
FALL TKIIM OPENS HEPTKMIIEIl 80, ItKtO. TUITION 18 FHEE.
FOIl INFORMATION WRITE TO
THE KKUIHTIIAII, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallls, Ore.
WE CARRY A PAYROLL FOR SAVERS
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EVERY last man, woman and child who carry Saving
Accounts at the First National Ilanjc bus his or bur iiamo
upon our INTEREST payroll, 'nnd rccolvca a goodly ad
dition to tho hunk balance twlco each yoar.
IF YOU nro earning money, yoil ohotild bo saving It
too If you nro Having, you should hayo an nccuunt
liorp.
&ie First National Bank
KLAMATH FALLS
l Mint Company is organized
' the State of Oregon, and has
for sale $50,000 of its
lieu In that tribunal durrliR July
than In any m if nth allien Montana
went dry 20 months ago Just 113
men nnd women were convicted of
Inebriety during that period.
feri: Hi.irs ami rti.i.s:
I.VJI'ltV IS NOT HIllllOtlK
ItOMi:, Aug 14 I'opn lltinedlct
met with n slight accident yesterday,
when ho slipped and fell on tha mar
ble floor while going In his prlrnto
library, lie received n slight abras
ion of tho shin near tho kueo.
Miss Kdna Kemp, tho first nf sev
eral Winnipeg school teachers who
are In exchange positions with teach
ers In Australasia, has departed fur
Auckland, New Walund.
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