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MONDAY, AUGUST SO, 1M0
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SOLD, LINCOLN
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.
California, Oregon, Chicago and
Pennsylvania lumber and financial
Interests effected a "big lumber-and
plant deal Saturday, by purchasing
from the United 8tates Spruce Cor
poration, the OoTerament-buIlt
aprace railroad In Lincoln county,
Oregon, together with 800,000,000
faetj of spruce Umber there and a
lumber mill la Ohio.
OBclal announcement of the sale
was made at Portland, Ore., by Cap
tain Henry E., Walker. Assistant
Treasurer ot the Spruce Corporation.
It Is stated that the purchasers
Van rspreswt4 by Um Kahn Syndi
cate of Pittsburgh, Pa. The San
Francisco Drat of Hill Scrltsmler
negotiated the transaction and is in
terested as on ot the new owners of
the property,
The newly purchased railroad is
twenty-Are miles long and extends
from Yaqutna Bay southward to It
location near the mouth of the Yac-1
hats Hirer. The stand of , 800,000.
000 feet of timber covers 12,781
acres of land adjoining the railway.
The railway itself Is said to haVe
cost the Government more than II.-.
'800,000.
The most highly electrified clouds
are the lowest about 700 yards
from the ground. (--
London aa a community uses
trains and other transports more
than any other city In the world.
". The 'Atlantic, the aecond'largest of
,. the four great oceans, has an area
-at 30,000,000 square miles.
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Snow has fallen for tho second
time in three centuries In Bueno
Aires, the storm being severe enough
to Interfere with traffic.
Tips amounting to fifty dollars a
day are said to have been made by a
boy employed to open motor-car
doors outstdb a big Paris restaurant
A set ot small dice supposed to
have been cut from tho molar teeth
of a notorious French criminal and
professional gambler, who died by
the guillotine, together with a dice
box mhde from a toughened piece ot
skin, wm one of the curiosities dis
posed of by a Paris curio dealer.
Hereafter the Herald wilt publish
tho mean and maximum tempera
tures and precipitation record aa tak
en by the U. S. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the paper's Issue, up
to 5 o'clock ot that day.
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NO. 11801
TREASURY DKPABTMHMT
Office of Comptroller ot the Cur
rency.
Washington, D. C. July 30, 1020.
Whereas, by satisfactory ovldonr
presented to the undersigned. It has
been made to appear that "The Am
erican National Bank ot Klamath
Falls." In the city of Klamath Falls,
m the County of Klamath and 8tate
ot Oregon, has complied with all the
provisions of the statute ot the
United States required t obe com
piled with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business of banking:
Now therefore I, John Skelton
nwllllams. Comptroller of the Cur
rency. do hereby certify that "The
American National Bank ot Klam
at Falls." la the City of Klamath
Falls, in the County ot Klamath and
State ot Oregon, la authorised to
commence tba business ot banking
Mvvrovtded In Section Fifty one aua
4 red and sixty-nine ot tke Reffsed
Btatutes ot the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of office this Thir
tieth day of July. 1930.
JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS.
(Seal) Comptroller of the
Currency.
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LIBERTY THEATRE
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
AND
A NEW ONE EVERY DAY
H. W. POOLE, Owner ROGER D. TORREY, Musical Director
TONIGHT
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RE8PONDINO TO POPULAR DEMAND AND HKCAl'HE OF THE
ARTIHTIC ABILITY OF
. THE GREAT NAZIMOVA
WE TAKE PLKAHUItK IN,PHESE.TI.N'G AGAIN
"THE BRAT"
You Mill recall that f plit) this Inst jour anil believe It good
enough for another day's knowing
TUESDAY
Coeaea Louis Ut-anUoa la a fine Western called
"HIGH POCKETS"
This Is Oennlson's latest picture and Is a thriller
And now a new one to make you laugh Is
"FATHER'S CLOSE SHAVE"
It Is the first of the "Bringing Up Father" cartoons and as
there will not be many of them you must not miss
this first one as It Is actually funny
CAL. EXPORTS TO -ECUADOR
INCREASE
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30. Ex
ports' ot California foodstuffs, such
n flour, canned goods and preserves,
to tho republic ot Kcuador, will bo
nearly doublo In amount thin year
over 1919, according to Dr. Manuel
C. do Vara, consul general of Hcun
dor to California nlno are showing n
healthy Increase,, according to Dr.. do
Vava, nearly 140,000 worth of choc
olate a month bclug rocelvcd hero.
WEATHER RECORD
MILLINERY
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62
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Hens taken out for airings
leashes are often to be seen In
Berlin parks.
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DUNKDIN, New Zealand, July 30,
(By Mall.) Klght boxes In tho car
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HATS OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION,
THE VERY NEWEST MATERIALS,
SHAPES, COLORS AND TRIMMINGS;
HUNDREDS OF SMART HATS ARE
OFFERED AT PRICES YOU CAN AF
FORD TO" PAY, IN ORDER TO MAKE
THIS DEPARTMENT KNOWN TO YOU.
BE CERTAIN TO SEE THEM BEFORE
BUYING YOUR NEW FALL MILLINERY.
Klamath Variety Shop
5-10.15 mnA 2Kr STORE
EVERYBODY'S STORE
contained not kid leather, as sup
posed, but sticks and stones. The
leather, ad It been In tho boxes,
would have been worth about $12.-5000.
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Mnrlsgn licenses havo boen Uued
to Carl J. Chrlstcniun and Irene
Noonan and Norman II. Antoll and
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