PAaff TWO
MONDAY", NOVF.MnKIl ,
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THE EVENING HERAfcP, KLAMAJH FALLS, OREGON
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POPE BENEDICT
PATRON OF HUT
nOME. Oct. 18. (lly Mall) Al-
though tho popes of today cannot at-
font to spend cnorpious sums on ar
tists, sculptors and docorntoni ns did
tho pontiffs of tho renaissance, Hon
edict XV la & patron of tho nrt. and
hM allowed two artists to havo stu
dlcn and work, on tho, grounds of tho
Vatican. Thoy nrn Qundronl, thn
sculptor, who at tho Pope's oxponvo
is modolllng a more than lLfc-slio
statuo of tho Cardinal llampolln for
his monument In tho Church of San
In Cacllla and tho artist Antoneltl
who Is painting a huge plcturn of tho
promulgation of tho codo of canon
law.
Thn picture of Benedict XV seated
on a throne, receiving from his co
worker, Cardinal Oasparrl, Uio vol
umes containing tho newly codified
canon law, represents 02 figures, all
portraits of tho ecclesiastic ind lay
court of tho pontiff. Thnro n to bo
neon 10 cardinals, tho Popo'o Major
domo, Monslgnor Taccl; his iMartor
of tho Chamber, Monslgnor do Samp
er, tho Grand Marshals. who have
charge of great Vatican ccroinonlea
sanco dress of ruff and ilouhtlot; tho
commanders ot thn N'ohlo Guard, tho
Swiss Guard, and ninny others, so tho
picture will havo consldornblo histor
ic Interest In tho future.
Hound tho enormous framo thero
ara portraits of past popes who havo
specially Interested themselves In tho
codification ot tho canon law, Plus
X, llonlfnco Vllt, Innocent 111, Alex
ander 11, Gregory IX and llouedlct
XIV.
Tho block of Carrara marble for
Quadrant's statuo ot Cardinal Ham
potla welsh 19 tons, and tho statuo
will bo over six feet and nltjo Inches
high, with nn angel In high relief
behind It. Tho monument will event
ually bo placed in tho Uasclllca of
Santa Cecilia In Trnatovore, which
was Cardinal Rampoll's titular
church, the lower part of which ho
restored gorgeously In 1901,
Benedict XV frequently visits tho
studios ot both ot thoao artists, advis
ing with them aa to tho work which
thoy are carrying out tor him.
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CUIlhT OOMltti 8CAUCV
Better Brakes for
Freight Cars Needed
VAHIS, Oct. 10. (llr Mnll)--Need
for hastening adoption ut tho
"continuous hrnko" on freight cars
says, M. I.oTrocquor, minister ot
public works, nys Is mndo apparent
by tho wrecking of an express train
oulsldo Paris a tow days ngo. Nearly
SO persons wero killed and scores In
jured.
Such brakes are provided for In
Uio economic section ot tun peace
treaties, he said, but their adoption
depends upon agreement nmong
European countries.
Tho "continuous brnko" Is design
ed to opornto automatically upon
cars fh tit may break looso from a
train. Tho recent accident was caused
by sovoral looso can becoming de
railed when thoy rolled down grade
to tho forward part ot tho freight
train, walling tor them. Thn looso
cars Tell across tho track of tho ox
press that arrlted halt a minute Inter.
and wear tho pltcurosque rcnals- more.'
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Nov. 8
Curry combs arc bard to find In Los
Angoles stored. Recontly an order tor
curry combs was sent to Los Angeles
by Santa Monica tlshermon who
wanted them tor scaling fish. "Not
a ono tn town" was the reply, "wo
may bo ablo to find somo for you
but thero Is no call for them any-
AUOKNTINA TIUDK FK1U11KS
rnuiHTi'.v ni:v hiiciau
MILL WITH niAMI'AONIl
MANILA, P. I., Oct. 10. (lly
MnO A bottle of champagne wiih
broken over the fly wheel when thn
machinery of the Intent sugar central
to b erected in tlui Philippine is
lands, was sot In motion Into In Sep
tember, it Hhgo, Occidental Negroes
Tho now mill, tho property tit the
Mn-ao Sugar Central cnmpnuy. Is now
reidy to begin grinding tho now
sugar crop which will stnrt to ma
ture about Novemlmr 1st.
The mill which has a capacity of
1506 nns n day, represents nn outlay
ot $4,500,000, Including about no
mites ot narrow gnugn rnltrond track
for thn transportation ot the sugar
oano from tho plantations to -tin central.
SUMMON!.
Iiulty No. IE3I.
IN TllH C1HCUIT COUHT OP TllH
STATU OF OHK(HN, l"OH TllH
COUNTY OV KJAMATH.
If the Wood Dealer
Sold Service
We !n not sell current; we sell wrvlee. That soanils odd
dorm's il?
Well, suppovj the wood dealer sold snrWce Instead at wood, he
would tend. to your furnace and your range takn away the ihra
and clean the flnm. Yon would buy so ranch heat.
Now you bay so ninch llfiht, altlioojfi yoa pay according to the
current joa consamc'. Dot ttio service Is performed for yon by this
company at tho substations and power plants.
That is what wo want to give yea efUotont service. It U tho
aim of UiM company to havo none bat satisfied customer. No
matter what It is, It yon havo a grievance, or are dlsastlaflvd about
jrpnr bill or do not understand our rates, please cotno In and see
as or wrlto a aboat it.
IX yoa have any suggestions to maXa, we will gladly avail our
selves ot them as our aim U constantly to Improve our scrrioa to
you aa fast as tho development ot science and human ability permit.
California-Oregon Power
Company
LastCall for the Cheapest Wood
Phone your order, in at once if you want
in on the most economical wood that money
can buy.
GREEN SLAB, $4.06.
Bad weather will soon stop deliveries on
this wood and the dry slab will cost you
twice as much on account of rehandling.
We have block wood, coal, fuel oil in any
quantities.
O. Peyton & Co.
"WOOD TO BURN"
419 Main St. Phone 535
sTI JULES
LIBERTY THEATRE
TONIGHT
It's easy lo start something, but
"SEEING IT THROUGH"
Is the Hard Thing to Do. See how
ZASU PITTS
The Most Unique Comedienne Dit It.
Tenth chapter of "DAltKDEVIL JACK," atarfing the (treat
JACK DKMP8EY
TUESDAY
The Sunbeam of the Screen
MARY MILES MINTER
in "Sweet Lavender," from the play by
Arthur Wing Pinero
UUENOS AlllKS. Oct. tC (lly
Mnll Official figures just published
show that for 1919 thn trade balanco
In fnvor of Argentina wns $375,11)2,'
964, gold, as compared with 1300,-
863,736 In 1918 Total Imports tor
1919 were $1,030,565,253 and for
191S, $801,466,488. During 1919 ex
ports of livestock and derived pro
ducts wero valued at $54 8,730,950
Kami products exported amounted to
$438,435,376.
0.1,000 STW YOSKMITi:
SAN FltANCISCO. Nov. 8. Gov.
ornment figures recontly announced
show that 63,365 persons entered tho
Yosemlto National park during tho
1930 season. In 1919 tho total was
'58,362, which was an Increase of
approximately ono hundred per cent
over tho year before
oirr inn nni uitiuuv
STANFORD UNIVKHS1TV, Cal.
Nov 8. Several thousand pamphlets
papers and reprints ot articled con
corning insects recently woro pre
sented tn Stanford university by Dr
Vernon Kellogg, who servod hero tor
25 years as head of the department
of Kntmology. Dr. Kellogg recently
resigned to become permanent secre
tary of tho national resoarch council
at Washington, I). C.
OVKIlltl'N HY KKUVnVKH
TACOMA, Wn.. Nov. 8. Warning
to young men not to go to South
America to marry was given horo re
cently by Mrs. Charles Iloblnson, Ta
coma, who rocontly arrived here after
serving several years as an educa
tional missionary In Uollvla,
"In tho typical high class llollvlan
home of 40 rooms, the young bride
often receives her relatives for visits
of tlvo or six years duration," sho
said.
18 FILIPINOS I'ABtf
UIWYKILS KXAMINATION
MANILA, I. A,, Oct 10. (Uy
trail) Out of a class ot 276 who took
the examination for admission to tbo
bar In the Philippine Islands, 18 wore
successful, according to announce
ment ot the supreme court today. All
of tho successful candidates wore
Filipinos, with exception of one
American.
One of tho successful candidates
was a Filipino woman, Miss Josofn
Abiortas. who Is tho sUth Filipino
woman to bo admitted to pratlco law
In the 1'hlllpplno Islands.
Chnrlea O. Hwnrtifngor, Plaintiff
Hannah Simpson, also known ns
Hannah Bwartxfager, Defendant
To Hannah Simpson, also known as
Hannah Bwnrtxfagor.
'In ttio name ot tho State of Ore
iron You are hereby required to np-
pear and answer the complaint filed
sgklnst you In tho above untlt'ed nc
Hon within ton days from tho date
ot service ot this Summous upon you.
If served within this County, or If
sorved within any other County of
this State, then within twenty dnyn
from thn dnto of service of this Hum
in pus upon you; and It you full so lo
answer, for wunt thervof, tho plain
tiff will tako Judgment ngalntt )ou,
as prayod for In tbo Complaint on
file herein, to-wlt for a decree of
thl scourt annulling, setting nsldi and
decreeing as void thn said marriage
between plaintiff and defendant, and i
for such other and 'further relief ns
to tho court may seem meet and
cQUllnbln and proper
This Summons tn published once n
week for six (6) weeks by order of
tho Honorable D. V. Kuyknndall.
Judge ot tho Circuit Court of thn
Pinto of Oregon for thn County of
Klamath and thn aald order was
mudo and dated thn 38th day rf Oc
tober, 1920, and thn dntn of the first
publication of this Summons Is thn
!rd dny of Novnmber, 1930
All process and patxirs In tltli pro
ceeding may lm served upon thi un
dersigned residing within thn Stntn
of Oregon, at tho address horoUtor
mentioned
WAI.TF.Il C VAN KMON and
APOl'BTIN DONOVAN
Attornnya for Plaintiff
Address 309-10 Wllllta llldg Kla
math Falls, Oro.
Nov. 3-10-17 34-1 8
MOST SAVERS SUCCEED
Tho earner prospnrs only lo tho degree by which
ho Is nvle to convert his earnings Into saving.
Otherwise he Is dependent upon thli tlckln fortunes
of rising and falling wages or salary, and lives simply
from onn payday lo another.
Unless you already have nn account hern at thn
Hank, you ran hardly appreciate lis
First National
helpfulness.
Ue First National Bank
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Specials
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WEATHER RECORD
Horeattor tha llorald will pabllsh
the mean and maximum tompora
tyros and precipitation record at tak
en by the U. S. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to tho paper's Issue, np
to E o'clock of that day.
Pro
Max. Mln. clpltatloo
Nor. 1 52 15
Nov. 2 60 30
Nov. 3 65 33
Nov. 4 . 49 29
Nov. 5 4 4 24
Nor. 6 .. .. 45 25
Nov. 7 45 18
VAN CAMP'S PORK AND BEANS:
Small can .. ., 2 for 25c
Medium can 2
Large can 2
THE OLD RELIABLE BRAND.
HIGH IN NOURISHMENT.
LOW IN PRICE
BUY THEM BY THE DOZEN
for 35c
for 59c
Procrastination is tho thief of
time, don't steal your time, do It
now. WhotT Call Perkins about Hint
trndo you havo beon figuring on
tor ho long. 8
Tho Furnisher of Happy Homes. Stf
sura does need filling up and my now
for so long. Stf
HCMMONH IN FOIlKCXOHUIlK OK DKMNQUKNT TAX CKItTIKICATU
In the Circuit Co art of tho State of Oregon, tor Klamath County.
J. S. IJolduc, Plaintiff
vs.
William O'Shea, City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, a municipal corporation,
and any other person or persons who may havo any right, title.
equity or Interest In or Hun or claim upon Lot 7 In lllock 30, Hot
Springs Addition to City ot Klamath Falls, defendants.
To William O'Shoa and all othoi1 of tho above named dntnndunts
in tho name ofs)ho Stato ot Oregon.
Yon aro hereby notified that J 8. Ilolduc, tho holder of Certificate,
oi aaunqaency numncrcu 1183, issued on tho Zbtii day of July, 19Z0, by
the Tax Collector ot tho County of Klamath, Stato ot Oregon, for thn
amount of .twenty-flight and 66-100 Dollars, tbo noma being tho amount
then duo and delinquent for taxes for tho year 1913, togathor with
ponalty, Interest and costs thoreon upon tho real property assessed to
yon, of which you aro tho owner as appears of record, situated. In said
County and Stato, and particularly boundod and described an follows,
to-wlt:
Lot Seven (7) In lllock Thirty-nine (39) In Hot Springs Addition
to tho City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon.
You aro farther notified that said J. S. Dolduc tins paid taxes on said
promises for prior or subsequent years, with tho ralo ot Interest on said
amounts as follews:
Year's Tax Da to Paid Tax Ilocpt. No. Amount Ituto Int.
1013 July 20, 1920 1183 $28.65 12
1914 July 21, 1920 8673 23.66 12
1915 July 21, 1928 7165 24.98 12
1916. July 21, 1020 -...7132 16.00- 12
1917 ..! July 21, 1320 7468 18.72 12
1018 July 21, 1920 7623.... 16.00 , 12
1919 July 21, 1920 ..4483 16.85 - 13
Said William O'Shea, as tho ownor of tha legal tltlo of tho abovo
described proporty aa tho samo appears ot record, and each of tbo othnr
persons above nainod are horoby notified that J. S. Dolduo will apply to
tho Circuit Court of tho County and Stato aforesaid for a docroo fore
closing the Hon against tho property abovo descrlbod and mentioned tn
said certificate. And you aro horoby summoned to appear within sixty
days after tha first publication of this summons, oxcluslro of tho day of
said first publication, and defond this action or pay tho amount duo as
abovo shown .togethor with costs and accruod interest, and in caso ot your
failure to do so a 'docroo will bo rendered foreclosing tho lion of said
taxes and costs against tbo land and promlsos abovo namod.
This BummonB Is published. once a week for six (6) wooks by ordor
ot the Honorablo D. V. Kuykendall, Judge of tbo Circuit Court of tho
State ot Oreron for tha County of Klamath and tho said order was modo
and dated the 21st day of October. 1920, and the dato of tho first pub
lication of tbls Summons 1b the 20th day of October, 1020. t.
All process and papora in this proceeding may bo nerved upon tna
unAarolgned residing within tn Btato ot Oregon, at the address hereafter
mentioned.
W. C. VAN EMON and AUOUSTIN DONOVAN,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
Address: 209-10 Wllllta Dldg., Klamath Falls, Ore. 26-2-9-10-23-30
Rock of Age Granite
Time and tho elements can nn
morn cbnngn thn ruggml cenotaph ot
IIOCK OF AOF.S OIlANITK-than It
can changM thn rock-bound hills from
which It Is quarried.
Light gray In color and fine In tex
ture, IIOCK OF AOBfl OltANITB
odds dlatlnctlva beauty to any mem
orial public or prlvatn a beauty
which makes tho mouument a strong
hold of tender memories and a sarins
for gunuratlons yet unborn
Your task of selecting u suitable
tribute lo thn departed will bo mad
easier by vlsltlug my place of bus
iness at 1040 Main street and looking
over thn beautiful display I liars.
Klamath Falls Marble
and Granite Works
1040 Main St
G. D. Grizzle, Proprietor
sMsw"ass)MisaWNssaMa'MNsaassvJ
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Hotel Furniture for Sale
In furnishing our hotel we bought more fur
niture than we used. We are now offering
the surplus at just what it cost us, plus the
freight. Asit was bought in carload lots,
the freight, is at rock bottom. We have
for sale:
10 Simmons 2-inch tubular steel beds
10 Simmons double coil, reinforced springs
10 40-pound silk floss mattresses
9 yards 36-inch rubber matting
1 dozen earthen half-gallon pitchers
Water tumblers
Small cuspidors
These goods are all new, having been
just unpacked, and may be seen in the
lobby of the hotel. They are offered at
prices that make them real bargains'.
CENTRAL HOTEL
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