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The Evening Herald
K 3. MURRAY..... Editor
KRKI) SOULE City ICdltor
Published dolly oxcopt Sunday, by
The Harold Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 119 Eighth Stroot.
Entered at tho postofflco at Kin
math Falls, .Ore, for transmission
through tho malls as socond-dass
matter.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 2.1, 1021,
Judgo D. V. Kuykondnlt has Issued
orders for dismissal ot tho follow
Ing cases, all of them having been
Bottled out ot ceurt:
Klamath Stato bank vs. Arthur
Clark, ?MniIo -Clark, L. Jacobs, and
II. K. Smith, suit to recover on pro
missory noted, plaintiff to pay costs.
Central Door & Lumber company
vs. Chris Manns, to secure payment
for building material.
Cooper & Son vs. P. I.. Burr and
A. T. Schenck.
Mnson Khrmnn company vs. P. C.
Knight, to secure payment for mer
chandise W. 8. Strowbrldgo vs. J. A. Sharp
and Goo.'W. Sharp.
Ruth E. Truo was awarded a de
fault Judgment against her husband,
V. II. Truo, tho suit being a case
In equity Involving real estate Mr.
True could not bo locatod. A dlvorco
suit against Mr. True Is pending and
the partition ot property will become
etfectlvo If the suit prevails.
Ei S. Tcrwllllger was awarded
judgment for $729.55, with plain
tiff's costs of 115.70, against A. J.
Hanan, who failed to answer tho
summons ot publication. This suit
-was filed to recover $650 with inter
est, secured by a note delivered In
1919. Mr. Torwllliger's attorney was
awarded $100. -,
rqr. ,
Doughty Convicted
. Of Toronto Theft
TORONTO, Ontario, March 25.
John Doughty, arrested at Oregon
City, Oregon, last November, and re
turned here, has boon convicted of
tb6 theft ot $105,000 worth of bonds
from Ambroso Small, theatrical mng
note, who disappeared over a year
ago.
SALEM 8TORB FIRE
SALEM, Oregon, March 25. Fire
yesterday caused $75,000 damago to
Katoury Brothers' Mercantile store.
STATE DEPARTMENT l.V
CHARGE OF IIKR41DOLL CASE
.WASHINGTON, March 25. The
'war department has transmitted to
the stato department all papers re
lating to Orovor C. ifergdoll, draft
evador, with a request that they be
considered from an international
viewpoint.
Window Expert Is
Retained By Moe's
AVjith a view to bringing his show
window up to tho high standard to be
found in the larger cities. If. N.
Moo, owner ot tho Women's Store,
Tins- engaged tho services of Gus
Samuel, who will occupy tho posi
tion of window display and advertis
ing manager ot this popular and rap
idly growing establishment. Mr.
Samuel Is a veteran In bis lino, hav
ing been associated with several of
tho largo stores In and around tho
bay city. It Is his Intontlon to Intro
duco tbo latest Ideas in store and
window decorating, cxpoctlng to
mako this feature of the store's ad
vertlslng one of forco and value In
addtlon to that placed In Tho Her
ald. Germany Must
Pay 20 Billions
PARIS, March 25. Tho German
government has been notlflod by al
lied reparations commission that the
total amount of twenty billions of
gold duo under article 235 of the
treaty roust be paid by May 1, or ad
ditional penalties will bo Inflicted.
Premier Hriand told tho senate that
FRIDAY, MARCH
CIRCUIT COIIST
CIS ON OSS
if Germany does not 'pay the treaty I
At the Theaters
Till: MONIMlii:
Tho Mondalo thentro promised tho
pooplo of Klamath Falls It wns going
to gtvo thorn tho best there Ir in
tho show business, and tho show to
night will prove It Is doing so. The
Metropolitan Merry Makers company
Is a standard vaudeville company con
sisting of four big vnudovlllo nets.
and each and ovory niomlior Is n
real artist, t Heading this attraction
of four big vnudovlllo nets Is Jolly
Dick Lonsdale nnd company In
"Ole's Sleepless Night," tho biggest
bundle of Swede comedy ocer de
livered. Mr. Lonsdale Is vnudovillo's
greatest Swedo comedian, and you
will laugh at him until your sldos
ache.
Next conies Dollell & Winters, In
"Dlls of Evcrythln " n sure euro for
tho blues. Lots of you will rcmonv
ber Dclioll, as ho was at tho Mondalo
before with his by-word, "abso
lutely." Numbor 3 Is Miss Greta V. Ilo'r
gon, America's greatest exponent of
physical culturo. Miss Bergen I the
best dovcloped woman In tho world,
having won the championship In Now
York. She also holds tho Richard K.
Fox medal.
Act number 4 features LcGrnnde
&. Montague, tho Twin-Six Inugh ma
kers. They aro n scream and surely
will drive tho blues away, and with
8 reels ot comedy pictures you arc
in for a real treat. Two and ono-
halt hours of solid laughtor and
clean entortnlnmcnt. Wo guarantee
this show on a money-back basis, so
If you miss seeing It It's your own
fault. Admission at prices within
tho roach ot all.
THE STAR
Tho famous western melodrama,
"Tho Round Up," has reached the
Star theatre for two days commenc
ing tonight. By special arrange
ment with Joseph M. Schonck. Hos
coe Arbuckle, tho hpavywolght com
edy star, plays tho rolo ot "Slim"
Hoovor, the shorltf.
Edmund Day's "Tho Round Vp"
has been played with enormous suc
cess on tho road for several ycurs
and Is familiar to theatro patrons
throughout the country. Tho ntory
centers around tho love ot Jack Pay
son tor Echo Allen, the ranch own
er's daughter. Echo Is engaged to
Dick 1-ano, who falls Into misadven
tures at the hands ot n band of
Apaches led by halt-brccd Buck Mc
KsVo. In Dick's absence Echo falls
In lovo with Jack Payson and mar
ries him, believing Dick dead. On
tho day ot tho wedding Dick appears
at tho Allen ranch. When ho learns
of the marlago, ho disappears into
tbo desert. Echo sonds Jack after
blm to provo sho has not broken
faith. Togothor they fight McKce's
Apacbos and Jack is rescued in tbo
nick of time by U, S. cavalry. How
ever, Dick and McKco are both kill
ed In the battle. Echo accepts Jack
upon bis return.
A notable cast supports Mr. Ar
buckle, Including Tom Form an In tho
role of "Payson," Mabel Julienne
Scott as "Echo," Irving Cummlngs,
Jano Ackor, Ouy Ollvor, and Wallace
Berry. In addition to ploying tho
horo's role, Tom Formon also wrote
tho sconarlo.
Toil rmir trntihlfMi In tho Furniture
lino to PERKINS "THE FURNISH
ER OF HAPPY HOMES." 17lf
TfrRekJIome
a. dLatgan,
Dougnnuti
J 9
wetetetflem right
before ffkr eyes!
(s)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
i!nr WIQ HR
IIL linu IILILII
SN ITS EQUAL
SPOKANE MAN HA'H HE 18 HORRY
NOW HE DIDN'T TAKE TANLAO
LONG AGO. 18 GAINING WEIGHT
AND STKENGHTH EVERY DAY.
"I'm sixty-seven years old now, and
during nil those years I havo never
seen n medicine that I consldor In n
class with Tunlac," sold Mtko Kunx,
ot E. 1011 Iloono Ave., Spoknno,
Wash., Mr.' Kunx Is a well-known
farmer who has n largo ranch near
Wllbor.
"1 had stomach trouble ot n
mighty bad nnturo nnd, two years
ngn. was operated on tot whnt was
said to bo ulsers ot tho stomach, and
when 1 finally got out of tho hospi
tal 1 had no strength, nnd still suf
fered n lot ot distress attor eating.
Gns formed In such quantities It
caused mo no ond ot worry and my
heart palpitated terribly. I had
frightful pains In my buck, nnd at
times had such n'wful weak spells I
felt completely oxhnusted. My norves
were bady upset nnd I didn't know
what it wns to get a good night's
sloop.
"I kept seolng 'whoro Tnnlnc wns
helping so many others I began tak
ing It. Well, sir. It Is cortnlnly
building mo up nnd I nm gaining In
weight nnd strength every day. I'm
not norvnus nor sleepless now, nnj I
bollevo It I had got hold ot tho med
Iclno before I wouldn't hnvo hnd to
undergo tho operation. Tnnlnc Is
certainly n great mcdlclno, nnd I'm
more than glad to toll tho public of
It's wondorful merits."
Tanlac Is sold In Klamath Falls
by Stnr Drg Co.,. In Lorella by James
Merc. Co., and In Merrill by Soutn
orn Oregon Drug Co., at Modoc Point,
E. A. Sutton & Son, at Dairy, W. E
8edgo. Adv.-
HAN 18 PLACED ON
CLARA IIAMO.V FILMS
PORTLAND, March 25. Tho
Oregon motion picture Tcaguo hns
adopted resolutions against exhibit
Ing Clara Homon pictures.
NO MORE CHEAP TALK
Tboy say talk Is choap, but Al D,
Short, manager of tho Whlto Pelican,
leading botol ot South Central Ore
gon, doesn't bellovo It, for ho has
believed for a long tlmo that tele
phone talk was plenty high, and ho
camo to Portland to say ho doesn't
feel llko making talk any doaror, and
to mcot with other hotol men ot tho
stato to tako action against the pro
posed ralso in telephone ratos.
Journal. -
FURITURE BUYERS
Take advantago of my outsldo ser
vice. I have a car and liko to drlvo
It. You need furniture and would
llko to buy It. Call 41-W and I will
send for you; also take you homo.
PERKINH FURNITURE HOUSE
"The Furnisher of Happy Homes"
Advertising pays. Try It and see.
WATCH FOR A SLIP in Klamath
Falls Creamery butter which if pre
sented at our office will be cashed
for $5.00 CASH
KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY
Benefits Are Mutual
DURING that 'como-oasy, go-easy' porlod nftwr tho war
ovnrybody secmod to find Ills bank account growing
In splto of high living and taxes. The 'other fellow's'
prosperity brought YOU prosperity.
And so Is it truo whon you buy homo products. Helping
other folks' First National Bank accounts growr makes
YOURS grow.
&ie First National Bank
zatUctxdjJ)
' ' FEATURING FOR EASTER WEEK OF EXCEPTION-
ALLY OOOD VALUE A SPECIAL LINE OK HATS AT
$7.50 tq $10.95 I
ODD FELLOWS! ATTENTION
Wanted, 150 Odd Fellows at Odd Fel
lows Hall at 7:30 Friday evening, March
25. If there are any visitors in town they
will be welcome to come and swell the num
ber. There'll be something Doing!
H. H. OGLE, N. G.
Got results by using class ads.
RIDE IN THE
NEW HUKIPPH-HOOTH
EWAU.VA MOTOR8 CO.
Scrlpps-llooth Master Truck
m'MMeBi:
What Sick People and
Prospective Mothers
Want in Home or Hos Hes
pital: Sato, Sano, Prompt, Propor Pro
'fesslonal raru and results at mini
mum cost.. (Colloctlro moaning,
Preventive Surgery) Surgical cases
belong in a Surgical hospital. Most
others can bo efficiently and more
economically cared for at homo.
DR. CRAVER
Allopathic Medicine nnd Surgery
7th nnd Main HI.
Phono 2.H0-W. Klamath Fall
I SUMMONS
Equity No. 12(15
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
I STATE OF OREGON FOR KLA
MATH COUNTY.
Stato Land Hoard of Stato ot Ore
gon' Plaintiff, vs. Robort L. Mnlono
nnd Evn Mnlono Defendants,
TO ROIIERT L. MALONB. ono of
tho nbovn named Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby sum
moned nnd required to nppear and
nnswor tho complaint fllod against
you In Uio nbovo entltlod suit, with
in six weeks from tho dato 0 tho
first publication or this Summits in
Tho Evening Horald, a nowijltpor
printed and published In Klamath
County, Oregon, which said first dato
Is thn 25th, , day ot Fobruary. A- D. i
1921: I
And you will take notlco that If
you fall to appear nnd answer, or '
otherwlso plead within said time, the
plaintiff, for want thoroof, will ap
ply to tho abovo entltlod court for
tho rollof prayed for In Its complaint,
to-wif . I
For Judgment against you Robert
L. Malone and against Eva Mslono
for and In tho sum ot $450.00 with
fez?i iiSHlilttliP
HrLL" nfjj'i W$j s ill jjJisJggEa?'! ' MiL
OAK FLOORS OVER OLD FLOORS
Oak floors nro otton found In such costly surroundings that
fow imaglno how llttlo they cost. Very fow pooplo roifllzo how
much they enn got for tholr monoy by laying -lnch Oak floors
ovor.old flooia. t
Thn distinctive modern and artistic appoaranco of a homo, as
ucll ns its health and comfort, will bo greatly incronsod by tho
uso of Oak flooring. Oak flooring Is rich and choorful In color,
and Imparts an air of ologanco and roflnomont to a homo.
For permanently artistic floors wo recommend Long-Bell Fork
ed Leaf Oak Flooring. It Is uniform as to color and torture, per
foct as to manufacture and Is of superior quality. Its remarkably
smooth surfaco Is unsurpassed, and It makos aju ideal foundation
for a beautiful Intorlor.
Lot us know tho bIzo of tho roomH you wish to floor. You will
bo surprised and ploasod at tbo figures we can quoto you on
-Inch Long-Bell Forked Loaf Oak Flooring.
Big Basin Lumber Company
I'AOH TWO
Avoid The "Flu"
In cnsoH of "flu" tlmro Is n gtmorol
Infliction with loenl nyinptom as In
grippe. Often there are olhor local
InrertliiiiH with mtxod classes of lino
lorln. It In prolmbln tluil lliemt vnrlous
forms of bacteria are constantly pros
out In llio nasal nunrutlons, but do nut
cause trouhlu until Urn locnl general
rnnlslnnrtt In In hoiiio way lowered.
A good rule to folhrw Is to spray
tho noso nnd throat with Klenio Liq
uid Antiseptic used III n good atom.
Iter night nnd morning to keop Inn
nasal pimimitoi and tho throat In a
healthy condition. Strict obedlonco
to tile laws of hygiene, will almost In
variably prevent Influenza.
Exposure and Chilling
Frequently the Cause
Thin Is usually dun to tho fact that
tho nerves controlling tho circulation
tiro over sensitive Tho result Is ft
break In thn powor of resistance. Tho
bacteria prosoni In tho noso and
throat bocomo nctlvo and serious Ill
ness results, unlosn prompt action Is
taken.
If a cold Is not treated when thn
first symtoms show themselves, It
will frequently develop Into more
serious complications, It does not
liny nnyma to tako n chance when
relief can bo oaslly ond quickly oh
tnlnod. (let of us a box of Roxall laxative
Aspirin (U. D. Co.) Cold Tablets to
day. Tako them according to direc
tions thn moment tint first symptomit.
appear nnd you will obtain real n
lief. Wo guarantee them.
STAR DRUG, CO.
Klmimtli l-'nlU Oregon
Interest thereon from tho 13th. dM
of Novombor, A. D. 1917, at tha
rnlo of six per cent per annum: And
for the further sum of One Hundred
Dollnrs nn Attorney's tons; And
for Its costs ond disbursement here
in: And for ft doereo foreclosing tho
mortgago given by you and Evn Ma
loeo to tho plnlntlff upon tho fol
lowing doscrlbnd premises, to-wlt:
Upon tho SEU of tho NWU: The
W4 of tho NBU an dtho BKVi of
tho NEW of section 10, In Township
II South. Ranee H Fist ot tha
Wlllamettn Morodlsn, in Klamath
County, Oregon,
And foreclosing you nnd the dc
fendnnt Evn Mnlono, nnd all persons
claiming, or to clnlm, by through or
under you, or either of you, of all
rlgll. tlttt, Interest, claim, lien or
equity In and to all nnd every part
nnd parrel of snld described real es
tate and onWIng tho real property
nbovo described to bo sold by tho
Sheriff of Klamath Conrity, Oregon,
In tho mnnnor provided by low gov
erning sates ot real property on El El El
ocuteon: This summons is published pur
suant to nn ordor of tho Honorable
D. V. Kuykendall, Judge ot the Cir
cuit Court of tho Stato ot Oregon for
Klnmath County, which . order U
dated tho 23rd. day of Fobruary, A.
I). 1021.
CHARLES J KEROUSON
Attorney for Plaintiff, Loorots Build
ing: Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Fob 26 Mar. 4-11-18-26 A 1-8
lono-Reix
4
n
KLAMATH FALLJ
OREGON
will bo applied to tho full limit.
ti'jfljy
fclepliono 107
Main nnd Spring Street
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