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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1920)
M hi I I I t I f V At, Atravtrr is, ism THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON rAdH vctm M-i .THt HMTmiMmr or QUALITY onac CICAR At A'BIXt When you buy a Sonora you are proud of possess ing it, and its wonderful beauty explains to your friends tha reason why. Prices S60 to $2500 Earl Shepherd Co. ONK BUSINESS NC8IO EXCLVHIVBUT M7 Mate St.' j 4 aBI aVv3' jbu Wm AWO ft FOR SALE jA hasiasss saylag SO per cent oa is Investment. tSOOO cask required t hsadle ths bastasss. Call or saoae bm at Chlloqala, Ors. T. W. Kama- ?" iTreavhooeers f roai all of the states la ths Uaisa and tsar at tka pror- 'i . aaaaaaa aaa-- laces of Canada wilt take part In tha Grand American Handicap tourna ment, which will be held In Cleveland August 33-28. Officials ot the Am erican Trapakootlng aaoclatton as pect tha tournament to bo the big gift affair ot Ita kind In recent years. PERSONALS A bouncing baby boy.,nrrlved at tho Warren Hunt hoipltal thla morn ing to gladden tho hoarta ot his par ents. Mr. and Mra W. 0. Smith ot Olene. Armed nnd accoutred against all sorts ot eventualities. Mra. W. C. Hncklcr nnd Mini Loulso Ttlgga of tho Warren Hunt hospital staff left yesterday afternoon on a hiking trip to Crater Lake They carried "grub" and blankets nnd "will sleep whero night overtakes them and walk every foot of the way." They will nccept a rlilo back, howoror. They expect to walk to the lake In four days. Mrs. Ilcrt Cornish, who has been 111 for a month at her homo on Wor den nvonue, Is now convalescing and ablo to sit up for sovoral hours dally. C. C. Rarthwlck. of Portland, ar rived last night nnd Is stopping at tho White Pelican hotel. H. X. Kodlsch Is a county seat vi sitor from Chlloquln today. Mrs. Charles I'rchm and baby have been quite III for tho past week with summer flu. New shipment of Aeolian Vocal- Han phonograph records. Try us for records that you have not bean able to get elsewhere. Winters Jewelry Store. J B-io 1 24 Rounds of Boxing 24 t f First bout starts at 8:00. p. m. sharp. Main event, 10 Rounds . ALL-STAR CARD r ' HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE j Saturday, August 21 !" I lpilY WAGNER arfSttk, vs. BILLY HUFF, f ' PrkU ofOrf . Wqlterwwifat Championship of " th Pavetf icNorthwwt . SMcial ETaiat ix Rounds ' i LOUIE LYONS of Log Angeles vs. EDDIE MUR- PHY of Klaatatk a,,, Bantamweight Champion- K 1E SB) --mn fJI . - X awaf.ajg-raisuic.isjnaiil mm.. re- if Fetn-Roairklg Welterweight j lUDWILLISsof Klamath Falb vs. YOUNG i HARTLEY of Yraka. FoufRoond Curtain Raiser by two Local Boys. Ringside seats $8.00. Reserved $2.00. General ad mission $1.00. War Tax Extra. BOXERSWORK OUT FOR FISHTS Bobble Wagner, Young Hartley. Kid Willis an1 Bill need, the heavy weight, went through six hard rounds of training, boxing four rounds and skipping ropo at the open air dance hall pavilion at Seventh and Pine streeta. They will work out .every evening at 6:30 p. m. Wagner lately has toaten bard hitting Mike Pete of Seattlo In the beat fight of the ovonlng, and also beat Red Henry In Seattle at the arena. Word has been received by tho matchmaker from nilllo Huff, who Is training down on tho farm at My. Haft tells tana they will all get a Rowing at the. oii PHOTO TO-Djnr THE GAYETJES CO. IT ' IN MUSICAL COMEDY ALICE BRADY in "THE INDESTRUCTIBLE WIFE" It's a very clever Comedy. ' A Maek Bennett Comedy , !4 . r "GREAT SCOTT" a. 1 . . $ a. J. - , knTsKjnBHpjpjpjpM2 iaBgBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBl pfniajsjBaaavw mbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbj KTasaaBaW-'' IbBBBBBBbBBJ $3LaSm JaBsaBsaBsaBsaBsal f aHBBBBVefylBBmBVJavJavJBM sYBBjB?BBBmBYBBBmBYe ama fjSMw SMemBBaBBBBBeBBr. MFt- T'StBbbBBBBBb Bbb 'rfe'-gBTmTaTBMr f r ff2MBBB. tv asV .aBBmBmBmBmBY'4 1 UfCBBBmBmBmmBY ' '&&"& PgBBwaBW a - 4 ' ,.yj. "HJgBgBsVaT''v' r.H: A"j, iggBJii I JiS?sfaBafM -"fi r'vji&'fh ' '-4 'BLH -T i ggayiHiagPPJPJPBjBBI 4 HP -Tsw " r Fh. J ! . r k-isirijnssgaeas "Wild Bill" Heed, Nan Kraaclaco heavyweight, who will referee Hat- unlay night's bout. run for their money At this bout, and that Saturday night ho will be in better condition than for yeara and will make the battle ot his boxing career. The special eventa can ba looked forward to aa a main event, as hard hitting little Eddie Murphy says "don't worry about me; I'll bring borne the bacon". Smiling Louie Lyons, Pacific coast bantam champion, Murphy's oppon ent, announced this morning that hit sparring partners, Battling Franklin and AI Wycoff, arrived last night from San Francisco and they will take charge ot his training. Doth are well known fighters. Earl Ritchie, 'the 'heavyweight pride of Oregon, will be at the ring side and referee all preliminaries. "Wild Bill" Reed of San Francisco, the heavyweight champion of tho northwest, will referee tho main event. Tickets aro'now on snlo at the Jewel Cute. Well Begun Well Done mmmmmmmmmmmmimmvmmmwmwmmmwmwmmmmmwmm I I - -IT!.- , I1 '- ! I . BBaffaVw mmnntBmWR J T?WTnwTKTm7tKET:T ' JBW lrnVTO' ATViwm JVOaTT I'ilLlai.ILlJPtliSQgaBax aSffaffaV U lamaBaIfammmmmvrjaa' "m ' m0WT VTA T lafl MmWr It agflVfaffaW I mMWmmT ! ggUlffaW gBwItrfaffam gf JRirLilylamW Bmaaammmr ggattgggLgggggBggggaW ggggggggggBL aV aCammV BmmmaW BPBmiwBmmW aBmW" ggggP afggw '"" """ "" BB aBBBy amrnw saaaamWmmmmmmmmmmmmfamfammmmmmmmmmmmmT" 7 l V-.. thirty years. K22---. 1 Calag CamplagT Tackln some TO Pancake Flour. Campflre pancakes have a The most important step to ward better baking is securing reliable flour. The rest is easy merely follow the directions of a good recipe. (SETEEOS is reliable flour whoever has used it says so, and many have used it during the past thirty years Your grocer ha it in 10, 24i and 49 pound sacks. Ot taunt, you'll inciudt mnam tTNMl fta fOO DttpApfU Cmkt for Tern ' Vrru a aa r- IMcupsaidk. tMtmmmtkmlbuiim 1 cua BbBBB llwr I iwm twama a. ( kllr i Md I" SMMn ham IUklnllsruMrf hdlo ri. Caw th l thkklr h fMnd. ntf euMtwl 4m. tJ vtr ill m ue Ma. iMfhnur. For sale, slightly used Brunswick phonograph, cash or terms ten Jewelry Store. OITMPIC ; TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKD Choroman, on ranch. Milk five or six cows. Seventy five dollars per 'month. Adams ranch, Merrill. Oregon. 18-13 FOR RENT Large furnished bed room, with closet for one or two gentlemen. Call 634 N. 8th 8t. 18-19 FOR BALE Oldsmoblle cheap for ..,rar(1casQ., inquire uiii umv, mnv poilUa.Uaragbv Fine condition. FOR BALE By owner, five room bouse. Leaving town. C22 Lin coln St. 18-21 FOR SALE 7 room house on tha high school hill; lovely corner let: large sleeping porch, fully plumbed, etc. Can sell this on easy terms. Will accept as low as 8700 cash, bal ance monthly; . ALSO FOR SALE 7 room plastered bun ' galow, fully plumbod, wood shed, garage, barn, chlckon house, and yard, two large lots all In lawn, gar den, trees and flowers and alfalfa all around this proporty. Price Is gt,000.oo;-ome tonus; AIJIO FOR SALE 10 acres near town, all In crop which goes with the place, all under Irrigation, small house and 12 head or good dairy cows, all for 84, COO. 00; some terms; SALE Com pic to equipment for small restaurant, 16 stools with rail, counter, two tablos and chairs, two ranges, two Ico boies, cash register, dishes, cooking uten sils, glassware, wash sink, and every thing complete. Cost about 81, 600; will sell for'8600 cash; SALE Dandy llttlo 4 room co lonial cottago, close In, for only $3,250.00, easy terms; ALSO FOR SALE Good going mercantile business; will Involco much more than Is asked for It. Price $15,000; ALSO FOR SALE Ono of tho very best 104X100 corners on Klamath av enue. Price only $15,000.00; easy terms ; AL80 FOR SALE Flno view lot on the hlah school hill for $450.00. and other good lots In different parte ot the city. ' J. T. WARD A CO. Phono 376 Central Hotel Bldg. 834 Main St. 18-19 soreness over my kldnoys Morn ings I felt flail and languid and.my kldneya didn't act right. Donn'? Kidney Pilta were Just the remedy to correct the trouble. They relieved the backache and all signs ot kidney complaint.',! Price 40c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan'a Kidney Pills the aama that Mrs. Grimes haU. I'oilafr-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. HUMMONH FOR PUBLICATION fiqulty No. lJwa In the- Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County. L. Jacobs, Plalntirr, vs. B. A. Klety and W. II. McCoy, co-partnera as Klely and McCoy, J. A. Williams and W. C. Crittenden; also, all other par sons or parties unknown claiming M? "I . ." 5 I'l"fi . .ii.i .11,. ...... it.. . i.,...ianu oeins a portion oi uo n. w ana Mtlntheyc.iesta Nlehola AMUIsi , $. complaint heroin, Defendants. To K. A. Klely and W. II. McCoy, co-partners as Klely and McCoy, J. A. Williams and W. C. Crittenden; and to all other persons or parties in known claiming any right, title, as tale, lien or Intorost In the real es tato described In the complaint here- n,pnrendantir IN THE NAME OF TUB STATU OF OREOON: You, and each and all of you, are hereby aammonnd to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In tha above entitled suit, within six weeks from the 7th day ff July, 1920, the dato of tho first publication of this summons In the Evening Herald, a dally and weekly news paper published at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Stato of Oregon, and of general circulation In said county and state; And you will tako notice thtt If you fall to appear and answor or othorwlse plead within said tlmi, tha plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the above entltlod court for the relief demanded In hla complaint tiled In thla suit, aa follews: For a decree of aald court remov ing al clouds from the title of the said propety herein described, and determining" all (Averse claims of said defendants, or say or slllsr of thnni, or any other sersoaa or partlae therein, and qaletlsg the ttttv-Of tha land described ' la Us sssaslalat herein, sa follows, ts-wlt: "Commencing st the astsrssciloa of ths Westerly lias of teventh Street aad the Northerly Use St High Street In the City cf Klamath Falls. Oregon; tbenca Bouthweaterly sisal the Northerly line ot High Street lit feat; thence Northwesterly st right anglee to High .Street IN feet: thence Northeasterly parallel with the Northerly line of Higs Street II feet to the Westerly line of Uveath Street; tbenoa Southeasterly elsag the Westerly line or Kiaveata Street the City ot Klamath Falls. Oregoa. (Situated In ths Southeast starter of tha Southeast quarter ot Section 29 Township 18 Booth of Raage 9 East ot the Willamette Meridian.)"; and declaring the said BltlBtft.to ha ths owner thereof Is fss simsts, sad that tha defendants, sad saeh ot them. andal other ssrsoM, Iselsd' Isg aaTd persona aakaowa. he'terersr enjoined and debarred from sasertlag any claim whatever la or to sMf Isad adverse to the plaintiff harew: aad for such ether and further relief aa to the court ahall aeem meet sad agreeable to equity. This summons la published pur suant to an order of the Hoa. D. V. Kuykendall, Judge of the above en titled court, made on the Ith day ot July, 1920, and the first publication thoreof I made In tha livening Herald on the 7th day of July, 1910. and the last publlcatloa will be mads on tho 18th day of August, 1920. J. H. CARNAIIAN. Attorney for Plaintiff. July 7-14-21-28. 4-11-18 A Classified Ad will aall it. i ' m For sale, two new Paths phono graphs st a bargain. Cash or terms. Winters Jewelry Store. 18-20 HAPPY WOMEN Plenty of Them In Klamath Fall, aaa. uooa iieaeoa sor u. Wouldn't any woman be happy, After yeara of backache Buffering! Daya of misery ,nlgut of unrest, The distress of urinary troubles, When she finds freedom, Many readers will 'profit by ths fol lewing: - ' Mrs. H. W. Grimes, 441 9th St., Klamath Falls, says: "I can recom mend Doan'a Kidney Plts(as a rail- ahlo rnmndv far I have used thorn Win- with benefit. My kidneys were weak 18-10 and I had severe backaches and a LIBERTY THEATRE THB PICK OF THM FIOTTJBBS , AND , A NEW ONB KVKRT DAT '.,, tjsaesWsesasjSiBstsSssTaSessSe J. W. FOOLR. Ovmcr HOGKIt D. TORRKY. MmImI Director TONIGHT i Premier Clemenceau's own story r "The Strongest? The Tiger of France conceived this Play. ' TOMORROW MADLAINE TRAVERSE in "WHAT WOULD YOU DO?" ' ' FRIDAY r $&. -A remarkable advanture acinic . "THE LONE TRAPPER"- MATINKK BVJBKY DAT V ' OrT Jii , vr i i .'
