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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1921)
"V" FMDAT, JVKK 17, 1M1 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON paqm two I The Office Cat CALIFORNIA NEWS 4 DORR18, Juno 17. J. II. Walton, official with tho Dorrls Lumber and Bos company for somo time, has re MANY NEW (lOOI)H AHIUV1NU EVKHY DAY AND ItKIMM.'KII PRK'KH, signed. Walton plana to return to his homo at Dubuque, Iowa, for an Buy here at lowest Market Prices. extended vacation. , 1 .' SSBBIPBBfl SBj DV JUNICb JUST UKK THAT Tho coin by cashiers copped and kept Was not obtained by sudden fllRht, Bat they, whllo their employers slept, Wero Juggling the books at night. Ouy Garrett has a brilliant Idea. ,Ho plans to mako carrier pigeons with parrots, so In tho event tho foathorort messongor gets lost It can Inquire tho way. ' What Made Father Sort- A Tlllago girl eloped In her fath er's clothes. Tho next day tho local paper camo out with an account of the elopement, headed "Flees In Fa ther's rants." Ladles Home Journal. It Sometime Docs That A. O. Llndqutst, who was married three, weeks ago, is able to be out Again and will likely bo able to as same his duties as a carpenter and contractor soon Montezuma (Colo.) Journal. Epitaph Here lies all that waa Mortal of Undo Daniel; It was In tho month of April When he changed his winter flannel. VALLKJO, Juno IT, An order that alt aliens at tho Maro Island nary yard bo discharged before cltl- ten workers are-let out, when such moves bocomo necessary, was receiv ed by tho commander at tho ynnt from Secretary Dcnby. JACKSON, Juno 17. Unless a buyer for tho plant appears before July 1, cltltens of Jackson will bo without gas as tho stato railroad com mission has granted D. K. Letang, the ownor. permission to suspend op erations. Tho plant has been In oper ation 36 years. BAN FRANCISCO. June 17. Buil ding activity In San Francisco was In part resumed after flvo weeks of al most complcto suspension, A wlso man flattcra a woman by telling her that ho Is unablo to un derstand her. ' . A woman always has an interest In her husband's buslnoss oven If it Is nothing more than a sllght-curlostty. There Is a rumor that prohibition I nay be enforced next year. Phil. Pope says twhy worry whether you are getting thin or fat? It's all a natter of form. . Aa has been repeatedly explained, this column assumes no responsibility ' for Hi own oplnon or those of con- t libbers. Pome The saddest -words The umpire shouts, For home club stars ' "Three strikes, yer out!" He Has Eroluted What become o' the olo time lover that used t' lay a few nickel cigars on the mantle before he sat down on th' sofy? Abe Martin. lie Is bumming his best girl's MI-lot. Cakes -ike Mother .anJpy! how eCfous- tanflfc, porecrmtm T&ke Homed Dcfen Cbighnute 3Q ....Well It Looked All Itlght Manager "I had to tiro that pat eat leather haired clerk." Floor Walker "Why?" "A red-headed man came In and asked for hair oil" "Yes-r" "And that boob gavo blm a bottle of russet shoo polish." Why Ho I For It "Do you approve of the nude In art?" "Certainly, I was born. that way.' A Definition v ' " Each flea firmly believes that ho Urea on tho most wonderful dog In the world. That's patriotism. they Plain Sign What does It mean when .throw an egg at an actor, pa? It. means that they want him to beat it. Why tJip Printer Hit Uie Plk The Indiana Dally Times says that IS. N S. being duly sworn deposes and says that he saw an ad In bo Frankfort. Ind., Crescent News which aet forth merits of a "Kerosene' Car buretor for $15 fords. Tom Watters says that one trouble about a white He is that Is usually takes several black ones to make It look right. KEW BASKDAIili LEAGUE RED BLUFF, June 17. Tho r-Nortbern California, Baseball League it Is expected, will bo organized at a meeting to be held In Red Bluff. Manager Vera1 B. Fish of the local team, Is sending out Invitations for Redding, Willows, Orland, Williams, Colusa, 'Marysvllle, Orovllle and Chl co to' be represented at the coming meet. 'It is proposed to form" a six or eight team league, arid open tho T dason on July 3rd. it . .. IK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 'STATE OF OREGON FOR TUB COUNTY OF KLAMATH Bumraona for Iubllcatio Louis Reeech, Plaintiff, vs. T. W. Phencger and J. H. Bailey, partners doing business as Phono ger & Bailey. W. T. Estop and A. Wi Walker Auto Company. Dofendnnts. IN THE NAME OF THE BTATE OF OREGON To W. T. Estep, dofondant herein: You are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you and others In the abovo entitled suit, on or beforo tho 1st day of July, 1921, that being tho last day of tbo tlmo prescribed in tho ordor for nubllcatlon of this summons, and It you fall so to answer or appear, for want thoroof tho'plalntlff will apply to tbo coart for tbo relief preyed for In his complaint on fllo heroin to-wlt: For Judgment against tho defend ants In this cause and each or mem or the sum of Four Thousand Dollars (S4.000) and Interest theroon from September 28, 1920; for tho sale of two certain 5-ton Attorbury Trucks designated in said complaint and for the application of tho funds denvod therefrom to tho payment of costs and disbursements In this action and attornoys fees, and tho remainder, If any, to tbo paymont of tho sum de manded In said complaint and tor further Judgment against the defend ants and each of thorn. Jointly and severally, for any deficiency that may bo remaining alter applying tne pro ceeds of said salo as aforesaid, and for execution against the property of either or all of said defendants whether owned Jointly or severally; and for a further decree of the court that the notes described In said com plaint be reformed to bear date of Soptember 28th instead of October 7th, and for such other and further relief as may seem to the court equi table and Just. TDls summons is servod ty punu- cation thereof in The Evening Her ald, a dally newspaper, printed, pub lished 'and of general circulation In Klamath County, Oregon, by ordor of Honorable D. V. Kuykendall, Judgo of abovo entitled court, mado.and en tered "on the 17th day of, May,-1921, which said order requires that, tbo summons bo published at least oncn a woek for six consecuttvo weeks be ginning on the 20th day of May, 1921 COLLIER tc COLLIER. ,8TOU3.&WIEST Attornoys for Plaintiff. M 20-27, J 3-10-17-24. Jl. nySBBBBBJSJSJSBSVKjfl June Clearance Sale ! THE BIG ANNUAL EVENT THAT BRINGS WONDERFUL MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES ON GARMENTS FOR EVERY NEED. COME NOW AND SHARE IN THIS BIG SAVING. EXTRA FEATURE - SATURDAY and MONDAY Spring Suits, Coats and Wool Dresses-ONE-HALF PRICE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MERCHANDISE AT PRICES THAT WILL NOT BE DUPLICATED WHEN THIS SEASON'S LOT IS GONE. BUY NOW FOR FALL. Forest Mills Underwear FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, UNION SUITS, VESTS AND PANTS, marked at great savings from 10c UP 75 C CHILDREN'S PEARL KNIT WAISTS, 2 to 14 years ... 45c CHILDREN'S PEARL KNIT UNION . SUITS, 2 to 14 years -90c CHILDREN'S well made good quality, Black Satine Bloomers75c, 85c, 95c CHILDREN'S ROMPERS, made from plain Chambray, fancy trimmed, Special Price , 95c CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES. Many new styles. Made from good grade Ginghams and Chambray. Prices range . from 9gc to $2.50 BOY'S BLOUSES. Many new patterns have again been added to our new line of Boy's Washable Blouses. Made from fine quality of Madrass and Cham bray Plaids and Stripes. Prices from 95c to $1.95 CHILDREN'S HOSE. Economy brand. Extraordinary values, Pair 25c CHILDREN'S SOX. Fancy RolKTop As sorted colors, 25c 35, 50c LADIES' FINE LISLE HOSE. Brown, Black and White. Special, Pair .... 25c Household Needs LOT TOWELS. Made from extra good grade imperial Cotton Crash, Plain and Colored Stripe Special each ...-19c TURKISH TOWELS. Extra large towels, made from fine quality long staple Cotton. Special each 45c Summer Dress Goods 40-IN. ORGANDIE. The most desirable fabric for Summer dresses. We have it in all leading new shades. Brown, Nile, Rose, Canary, Peach, Light Blue, Orange White. Special per yd -$1.00 FLAXON, 27-in. wide. New Summer Pat tern, fast wash colors. Special per yrd 35c DEVONSHIRE CLOTH. For Rompers Play Suits and House Dresses. Complete line of patterns to select from. Special Per yrd 39c GINGHAMS. 32-in. wide. Special .elec tions for Aprons. Assorted Plaids. Spe cial per yard 29c SPORT SKIRTING. Many new weaves 'and colors shown for hot weather wear. Special per yard $3.00, $4.00 Somo pcoplo never stop to count tho cost, realizing that thoy haven't Kot thq prlco, anyway. Pickpockets scum unuhlo to con vlnro thuniHolven that It In n slmmn to tnko tho money. mm- . mW tUHEA Vi FOR - SATURDAY! Mule Skin Scout ....: $1.95 Tan Goodyear Welt-Scqut 3.35 Buckhecht-Army 6.85 Tan Army Style Shoe ....: :. 4.25 Children's Sandals, $1.50 to 1.90 Children's' Canvas Mary Jane, $1.00 to : 1.90 Children's White Merc. Hose 29 The Evans Shoe Co. Shoes and Shoe Repairing' ,.-.". 727 Main St. B I Iono4tetgl 4 J Tpnpi THtfiiAMOHaj&yjyiuAtBzii - m mj Ga JtfH CsJEsSMBSaSiP" Ntgc!cLc365wWMsMi ' w iifcKMsacu!b "" WHY? Use ordinary Fir Flooring; when you can buy tbo famous LONG-BELL FORKED LEAF OAK FLOORING For less than you would pay for a good carpotT On account of a rocent doclino In tho market w0 aro nblo to mako .. .. ., .tno, ooptlonally Iw prices: 13-18x2 Clr. Quartorod Whito Oak, $226.00 13-18x2 Cloar Plain Whito Oak A...I170 00 18-10x2 No. 1 Common Oak I 90.OO 3-8x2 Cloar Qunrtorod Whito Oak 1175 00 3-8x2 Cloar Plain Whito Oak $12000 Wo buvo this stock storod in dust and molsturo proof bins 1 ready far immediate delivery. Wo invito your Inspection. BIG BASIN LUMBER CO. PHONH 107 V