I'AOR KIVI3
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, MAY iO, 1021
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wv cent fir Urn country whole,
Iml banking rundnnrii I ported uvnll
itlilii by every r.crtlo.i nxcopt tho
He Jtli Hint ltorky SI i Midi regions."
B 1 OBECIBlffi
SAYSJDUSTON! IN FIT FDR
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One Guess What Happened?
IIAl.TISIOItK, Mil., .My t) )
vld T. IIoiihIoii, former Hocrolnry of
Altrlcilllllro. Ill iiniilvyltiir it t. unit.
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wlilo survey of I ud tint rlnl. fltiiinriiii,
ngrlrultiirul nnil other oroniiiulr ron
illlloiiM. ilecinrns imt "tliii Mi: mi
tlolllll (IIIH0II Ih tlUlllllMI Willi u .
Hottloniont mill Ininriintloiiiil trade
next." '
Tint survey, made In nil of ti gei
graphical divisions of tlio United
PORTLAND, Oro . May 10.
'.Many anil devious aro I lie lucllrn i
ii inployi'il In Omalia ami Kiiiihiik
Idly liy v. i-ntuni stales In an offott J
,l(i extinct hiiUIith lo tlmlr undo
velnpeil unils--ti) miicIi nil extent.,
' In fact, that u veritable "litiinl i
luriint murkut" nan developed In .
Mates l.y field arenU of the nilelliv ,l,"," ,wln i:l"w)f ' ' 'r ,hI, ,
mid Ibiposlt Company, of Hi In city. """'""riling ' prollinlnury r.' rln re ,
consisted of answers In K, .uestliiiisc"lv'"1 1,y ,ll() Oregon Mt'i Chum
by fnrmors. bankers, maniifiieturers '"" "f U'""rci from tho ropm .
ai'.l public officials An Interesting """'"lives In tho mlililln went. I
feature of (In. statistics In thai In ' Tl,u "um'M r Tiixns. Idaho. Wy
every section except Now Kng'limil ' '"'! Western Kansas .mil No
and tho Itocky Slountaln KlatnH liiill-,lr"H,11 ni1 California nro lunvlnn (
ding operations nhi.w a mark.l In '" "'""" tinliirin-il In tlmlr efforts
rrensn. (lenoriil tmiisportntliii en'1" divert prospective) settlori to
illtlotiH In every stain were ii'i-ul l,l",r viirloUH roniitiuultlcN, accord- i
"Kooil" ami raw materials plentiful
Havings accounts, tho survey showed,
Increased In I!) stales.
Tollni official of 27 slntes said
;lm: to tint ropurl. Alt rat tlvn llltriu
I turo avallalilo In largo iiuantltlcri at
strntcglo polntii, mid ndvortlmimuiitH
running In eastern papers of Inrgo
thorn have been a noticeable lncriiH J"lrculnlloii. Indlcnto that a lurge
In crime over last September hut nl"m"""l "' money In being expended,
decrease wan reported In Mnssncliii-j 'rl'" riipurt curries with It a sug-
settes, Maine, Now Hampshire, Ver
iiiont, Ithodo Inland. ('nnnertlrfut.
Now York. New .lerimy. 1'i'nnsylvn
nln, Delaware, Maryland. District of
Cnumhlii. VlrKlnla. West Vlrxlula.
North Carolina, Kouth Care Una.
(ienrgln. Florida, Kentucky. Tenncs
him', Alalimna and Mississippi.
In every stole tin roncKiiHUK of
opinion -wn.i that tln fiirmnrH havo
not ilhiponi'il of all llii'lr lnt nciiMiii'd
rropn. Low prlrrn and li()rUiRi ' of
money and lahor am nald to havn
canned a reilurtlnti In acn-iiK" In nil
utilten exrept llllnolx, Iowa, Knnnan,
MlMtimrl. Ni'tirnnktt and tint l'aclflc
Coant Maten The crop outlook for
191, however. In every cane, wan re
ported fair or Reed.
"The mirvey Indjratiii t tint the hun
Inenn world In Mill feellnt; " ,T '
but with Increasing rnnfldenrn and
with tho conviction thnt tho worn!
Iina paMed," wild former Kerretary
irounton. "Tho country hnn nurcenn
fully homo tho ntrnln cnuned by n
mont tiptnhln drop In prlcen, particu
larly of n vnnt volumo of raw mntnrl
nln, and hnn wenthured a trying per
iod of liquidation.
"Tlio demand for flnlnhed prod
uct hnn not dovlood to the point
whom our factcrlcx feel Juntlfled in
taklnK tlm reiiulnlto quantity of our
HurpltiN raw ninterlnU in furninh the
necennary relief to their producer;
but I hero are nnmo Indications of a
cliimKn In thin direction.
"Thin nurvey doen point to certain
favnrnblii domentlc condition. The
cont of IIvIiik Iiiih appreciably dlmln
Inhed. IlulldltiK operation In n niiiu
iMtr of dlntrlcU toiid to Inrrcane.
Thero have recently been no strike
of conneiiuence. (ireater producllvlt)
of labor per man I reported from nil
dlntrlctH. Itnw material nro plentiful,
ami phynlcul trannportntlon ronill
tlmiH nro i;ood. There havibeeii no
biiNliie failure of moment. The
crop outlook In mitlnfartory; and the
ImnkhiK nDiiatlon liriK lmiroved.
'The country Ih betler off today
than It ww three month n;o. and
maiiufartiiror III Krowlnc tiunibor
am plaiinlnir definite production
iirlteduleH. Information from other
iiuarler than till urvey Inillcnte
that tho iiutomobllo ludimlry and
mimu textile line nro pickliiR tip
now. Hut the public. I Mill rontrlct
Iiik H Imyli'K "'"l probably will con
tlniio to purchane cautlnunly until
retail -price reduction become more
nonrly equal to the reduction In man
ufacturer' and wholeHitlefrt' prices.
"Tho mnlnleniiurii by retailor c.f u
relatively IiIkIi prlco lovel hn been I
perlinp the chief HtumblliiK block to)
quickened IndilHtrlal artlvlty. The,
ureat cut In producur' and wholo
Hiilor prlco InBt Hummer mid fall
wn not fnllowod by propnrtlonato
mductlona In the pjIcch to rnumim
or. It Is apparent thnt wo uro np
proncblnK tho point whom ninny
mniuifncturor enn Kt inaterlnl nt
price thoy enn nfford to pay and
with lowor wnKo and mom efficient
Inbor thoy enn furnlli good nt n
cont within tho consumer' roach.
"An nppreclnblo reduction In wa
ges I noted In every section mid In
virtually ovory kind of industry. The
fact thnt savings account havo In
creased In tho Industrial snctlotiH,
bowover, would himiih to Indlcnto that
In such districts wngo iwuj snlnry re
duction have not boon n great no
'tho roductlnns In the price or com
modities, nnd Unit thuroforor.forViW
'imtnly, tho docronso'ln wngf" '. !"
not nocosHltntod n lowuring. ol.Uio
utnndnrd of living.
'Tlio crodlt sltuntlon Is Improved
T
I'entlon that there Ih a vital ncod
fir a morn aRRrennlvo and system
atic proKrnm In regnrd to iettllng
the Irrigated nectlnn of the Hlato.
"I doubt very much," write J.
It. Ileurlng In hi report from
Omaha, "If tho nverage man in
Oregon ha given any thought t
the fact that It I the easiest thing
In the world to build an Irrigation
project, and It I the hardest
thing In tho world to induce n mnu
to move hi family Into a illHtrl.t:
mid miiko himself mid family n!" I'lrt Application Stake Skin
farm mid homo, and unlenn Oregon Viml ""'' Comforliilde.
rcnlliiti tho seriousness of thl '
phnse of tho irrigation program ' " y" nro """crlng from eczema
thnt tbev nr. iiiiiinriirHiini- i ! or somo other torturing, ombnrrn
VJTHC INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY tfSv j
I 4Sr& CLGAR AS A DELL C Z 1
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Tl.t-y. lrltlt!i ltM3 of Corydcn Kcbocl. tic, tin neliosl tsrm Un't
vcr. L'tt t.ial guiu U "wurm." I'icturs talccn v.fccn toisbtn struck.
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would not venture to predict the
successful outcome of any Irrlga-P1'1 of ll ' ""'"B Slontbo-Sulphur,
Ing skin trouble you may quickly bo
tlun project that Is completed, or
thnt I about to bo constructed, in
tho slate of Oregon. "
A a specific exnmpln of tho
above statement, tho report cite tho
fnct that one county In Colorado
I now running an advertisement
in n great many eastern papers of
fering Irrigated farms for nothing
do-wn and nothing but Interest to
pay for a period of flvo years."
U'lille thl statu has undobtcdly
suffered In the pant through lack
of uggretslvo advertising u com
pared to competitive stnte, the In
tereMt of Oregon aro well protected
thl year through having a rep
resentative on tho ground. Accord
ing to the report, tberu Is a defin
ite anil consistent demand for in
form n t ton and literature In regnrd
to the stnto In plto of the stren
umiH effort put forth by other
Htntc to divert theso homescokcr
to other loculltlc. '
"I trust that from this brief
outline of tho competitive condi
tions that exist at this time," con
clude tho report, "somo action can
be token by tho statu nt largo to
help along In this movement which
we are now getting under headwuy,
for imlre people mean less taxation;
more people mean mnro innuufnct
urine: more people menu more
money to spend. There un n llinu-
smnl way in which tills enn. bo din-,
cussed, but above nil else, discus-!
slon will yield nothing If some ne
tlou Ih not taken to secure desirable
homeneeker and citizen for Ore-1
ROM."
declares it noted skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation, because
of it germ destroying properties,
seldom fulls to quickly subdue Itch
ing, oven of flory cczomn. The first
application makes tho skin cool nnd
comfortnblo. Hash nnd blotches nro
healed right up. Montho-Bulphur I
applied llko any pleasant cold cream
nnd Is perfectly hnrmlcss. You can
obtain a small Jar from any good
druggist. adv.
MtttMONH KOlt I'UnMCATION IN"
KOUKCI,O.HimK OK TAX I.IK.V
in tub cmcuiT couivr OF THE
8TATK OF OHEaON, KOK KLA
SIATH COUNTY.
1'. A. Stcllroom, Asstgnco of (III
bert C. Iiphnm, Plaintiff, vs. George
Heck, Defendant.
To tleorgo Heck, tho above named
dafendant.
In tho Nnmo of tlio State of Ore
gen:
You aro hcroby notified that K. A.
Mcllroom, Assignee of Gilbert C. Lap
ham, tho holder of Certificate of Do
llnquency numbered 10C0 Issued on
tho Ctli day of April, 1918 by tho Tax
Collector of tho County of Klamath,
State of Oregon, for tho ntnount of
Thrco and (13.72) 72-100 Dollars,
tho snnio being tho amount then due
and delinquent for taxes for tho year
1IU0 together with penalty. Interest
and cost thereon upon tho real prop
erty assessed to yon, of which you
nro tho ownor as appears of record,
situated in said County and State,
and particularly bounded and des
cribed as follows, to-wlt: Tho South
Half of tho South Half of tho North
West Quarter of tho North West
Quarter (84 Stt NWU NW,i) of
Section 25 Township 39, Hango IB
Hast Wllllamotto Meridian.
You aro further notified that said
Ollbort C. I.npham. Assignor of K. A
Mellroom, has paid taxen on said pre
mises for prior or subsequent years,
with tho rate of Interest on said
amounts ns follews:
Yoa'rs Data Tax Ho- Am't. Itato of
Tax Tald celpt Interest
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1917 Apr. C, 3002 $2.76 12
1918
1918 .Mar. 13. C69 $2.50 12
1919
1919 May 22, 4093 $2.50 12
1920
Said (corgo Heck as ttio owner of
tho legal title of tho abovo describ
ed property as tho same appears of
record, and each of tho other per
sons above named aro hereby furth
or notified thnt B. A. SIcHroom
will apply to tho Circuit Court of tho
County and Stato aforesaid for n do
creo foreclosing tho Hon against the
proporty nbovo described, and men
tioned in snld certificate. And you
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YOU don't have to defend the wis
dom of your choi6c when you
select the Sonora. Your friends know
that it is reputed to he The Ilighest
Cla3s Talking Machine in the World
and after they have seen and heard
it, they arc convinced that it lives up
to its reputation.
Sttpcrb styles $60 to $2500
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
"Time Tells the Truth"
507 Main St Phone 282-J
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OF COURSE
I CLOSED OUT
MY FURNITURE
NOW I AM GOING
TO CLOSE OUT MY
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
And I want to do It In a hurry. If
you over dreamed of owning a fine
suitcase, big or truuk. now Is your
chance, for I am going to sell my
stock below what tho wholesale
price Is today. I want to movo this
stock and movo it fast. Ccmo early
and get your pick.
W. H. ROSS
906 Main St.
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1 fcxmo:o:os'o:o3.ao: lMiiBMiiivaiiiiiiMaMHHHaBMBMBHMiiiiiaHiiiMiiiiVi
Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Roses in Your Cheeks
o-oo&wOTsaax
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i Druggist Say l.mllcN Are I7lii; He-1
cIlHt of H:igo Tea mill
j Hulpliur i
Ilnlr that loses It color nnd lustre,
lor when It fades, turns gray, dull nnd
lifeless I caused by a lack of sul
phur In tho hair. Our grandmoth
er mndo up n mixture of Sago Ten
and Sulphur to keep her locks dnrk
nnd beautiful dnrk shndo ot hair
which is so attractive, liso only this
old-llmo reclpu.
Nowaday wo get till famoiiH mix
turn Improved by tho nddltlou of oth
er Ingredient by asking nt any drug
Btnro for a bnttlo of "Wyeth's Sngo
mid Sulphur Compound," which dark
on tho lml r bo naturally, so oven
ly, thnt nobody can possibly toll it
bnu boon applied. You JiiRt dampen
n spongiunr soft brush with It nnd
ilrnvttil?..t!irunBli your linlr, taking
ono" small Btrnud ut a time. Ily morii
ItiK,,tlW BiiVy'bnir dlsapponrs; but
wlint dollgULt tho lndlos with Wy
oth'u Sago and Sulphur Compound
IntorostrntoBrnngofroniaixtoolKht,i8 that, bwldos boautlfully dnrkon-
..THE NEXT SPARK PLUG YOU BUY..
GET A
BOSGH
AND YOU WILL FORGET YOUR
SPARK PLUG TROUBLES
REED AUTO SUPPLY CO.
Phono
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Distributers
I.utby Ilntterle, Ilosch Slngnctocs
11th St.
Near Main
To look ono's best nnd feet one' best
is to enjoy an inido bath each rooming
to flush from tho system the previous
ilsy'a waste, sour fermentations anil poi
sonous toxins boforo It is absorbetl into
the blood. Just as coal, when it burns,
leaves behind a certain amount of in
combustible material in tho form of
ashes, so tho food nnd drink taken each
day leave in the alimentary organs a
certain nmount of indigestible material,
which If not eliminated, furei toxin end
IMilsnns which nro then suckvd into the
blood through tlio very ducU which are
Intended to suck in only nourishment to
sustain tlio body.
If you want to seo the glow of healthy
bloom in your checks, to sea your skin
get clearer and clearer, you nro told to
drink every morning upon nrl&lng, a
glass of hot water with a tcaspoonful
of Uniestono phpsphate.ln It, which Is a
harmless means of washing the wasto
material and toxins from tho stomach,
llvir, kidneys and Ixnvels, thus cleans
ing, sweetening aud jiurllylug tuo entire
alimentary tract, before putting moro
food into tho stomach.
Girls and women with sallow skins,
llwr spots, pimples or pallid complex
ion, also those who wako up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
others who aro lathered with headaches,
bilious spells, acid stomach or constipa
tion should begin this pliosphated hot
water drinking nnd nte assured of very
pronounced results in one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phato costs vcrv littlo at tlio drug store
but is sunk-lent to demonstrate that iust
ns soap and hot water cleanses, purities
and freshens the skin on tho ouhide, so
hot water nnd Uniestono phosphate net
on tho inside organs. Wo must always"
ronsidertliat internal sanitation Is vast
ly mci ,(bfralliaji'trtlitfl oijtaifle cleanli
ness, bciwfUieskW.tiisr).di not ah
sorUimpjMtiljlsJtlbiopdvhilaiho bowel pores do, . ,
beauiyf Intir 'coiMlon Would Just
try thU tor a week nod nottco results.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1 Ford Truck
1 Ford Delivery
1 Maxwell Touring
1 Ford Chassis, Fine For Bug
1 Carter Car, $150 on Terms
These Are All Good Buys For Cash
THE MALLORY GARAGE
127 S. Sixth Street
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nro horoby summoned to appear
within sixty days aftor tho first pub
lication of this 'summons, oxcluslvo of
tho duy of said first publication, nnd
ilofond this nctlon or pay tho amount
duo na nbovo shown, together with
costs and .accrued Interest, and In
enso ot your falluro to do so, a de
croo will bq rondored foreclosing
tho Hon ot said taxes and costs
against tho land nnd promises abovo
named.
This summons Is publlshod by
ordor of tho Honorable D. V. Kuy
kondall, Judgo ot tho Circuit Court
of tho Stato ot Oregon for tho Coun
ty ot Klamath nnd said order was
mndo and datod this 4th day ot
April. 1921 nnd tho dato ot tho first
publication of this summons is tho
4th day ot April, 1921..
All process, mid papers. In this pro
ceeding may, bo saivcd upon tho un
dorslgnoil residing within -tho Stato
of .Oregon at tho addross horoaftor
mentlonod,
W. M. DUNCAN,
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
Addross 20C Odd Fellows' Duildlne,
Klamath Falls, Oregon,
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