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THE, EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAQB TUBES
MONDAY, OCTOBEn IB, 1031
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PUNCTURED VISIONS
1V JUNIUS
III H Tight 1'lacfl
A man wont hunting In u deserted
forest.
A torrlblo storm cnmo up. Tlio
htintor ran for shelter, llut tlioro was
Bono, It bogan to rain. Ho crawled
Into a hollow log, It fitted snugly.
It rained nnd rnlnud. Then It ruin
ad somo mora. Tlio water soaked
through tho wood. Tlio logognn to
swoll. Whon tho Htorm was over,
tlio huntor could not got out.
Ito strained till ho was bluo In tho
faco. But tho I or hold tight. Kilinust
od, ho Knro up. Ho know that ho
would Btarvo to doath.
Like a drowning mnn, ho aw his
wholo Ufa flash boforo htm, especi
ally his mlatakoR, Ho suddenly re
nombarad that ho had navar started
a bank account, and that his wlfo
and baby, penniless, would starve.
It mado him fool so small that ho
wu ablo to crawl out of tho log with
ut difficulty.
Jiirtt Borrow Tills Tip
Don't borrow troublo, youthful
friend,
Thoroforo, don't borrow ten:
lor It muy glvo you troublo suro
To pay It back again.
Toll a woman sho looks young npd
aor appreciation makes It utmost
truthful.
If most 'folks told nil thoy really
know wouldn't this world bo a qulat
1' placoT
i
Ttiy hay Dry Atmowpliorm h f!ood
For Cold
"You do not soem to suffer ho
such from colds as you uso to."
"No, I can't got tho romedy any
ore, so what's tho uso of1 having a
coldi"
Tho old fashioned woman who
woro bangs has n grandaughtcr who
coToru hor ours, nnd tho old-fashion-od
man who usod to raco his nag on
tho country plkos has grandson
who doosn't think ho Is.movlng un
lets his car Is doing sovonty.
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At The Theatres
Tho raco Isn't nlways to tho swift.
Somotlmos It Is to tho wlso man who
knows how to work thlngi.
And a woman likes t dlno In a
rosU.irnnt with hor li.ilianl bo that
o : o
TUB BTJIAND
Largo crowds witnessed tho
Strand performance yesterday nf- bo cannot blamo hor for tho cook
tornoon -and evening and greatly' iK.
enjoyed tho big gypsy foaturo
"Tho Oakloy Affair." nnd tho
Charley Chaplin comedy scream,
KvrrylHWly M TngKcd
Man comes Into this world with
nothing on him, but In a short tlmo
Torybody lias somothlng on him
Somo of tho- hootch being peddled
about our city could cQino" under tlio
clasalflcatlon of block and fall drinks
Tou drink It ono block and you fall
In tho noxt. Bumor has It that somo
o tho vondorn nro sorvlng whlsk
brooms with tholr drinks, so you can
brush yoursolf off when you got up.
An enthusiast Ik ono who nlways
wants to bo tho onrllost to got lhp
latest.
Joo tho Plodder says, tho dlspost
' tlons of tho kicking cow and tho
, AJcklng mnn nfo much tho sumo.
Tho pr'lzo damphool of tho yoar Is
tho Now York man who wnnts a dlv
orco bocauso his wlfo won't talk to
aim.
Ambulances that oxceed tho speoil
aoom to ho utlllzod na business boost
era for tho doctors and undertakers.
I
Introducing Our Zoo
That bright, bluo note,
Is from tho throat,
Of a black and bluo canary.
Ho blown thorn bo,
To lot you know
He's far from ordinary I
DnPAItTMHXT OP TIIR INTTJItlOB.
Unllort States Land Office,
T,nknvfna'. Oroirnn. Hn 1K. 1021.
"Ono A. M." Notlco Is horoby given that John T.
Tho Chaplin plcturo runs n Cotman, A. F. Walter Krosso, and
hearty laugh to ovory Inch. Tho August L. Andrlou. all of Merrill.
big gypsy film Is a closo Becond to no;mU un(1. Scetlon 13 of th0
Burroughs other big success "Tar- net of Fobrunry 2G, 1920 (Public,
an of tho Apes'," according to No. HC), for,
Npoctators. first: ueginmng wnn me norm-
Tho samo bill will bo repeated NWtf of ScctIon 1G( ln Town8hlp 4i
tonight., for tho benoflt ,of those South, It an go 10 East, W.M.; tbonco
who did not sco yoatorday's per- ono tnllo R., thonco 140 rods soutn,
formances. ' to tho California lino; thonco west to
i iiuurswiiuii oi ma jiamaui jako
I meander lino and tho Orogon-Callfor-
TIIR lilBKRTV nla lino; thonco In a northwostorly
Another success has been scored &"?" h '"? ."'i!?!
by Jack Hoxlo In his latest Arrow Wcst ,no of section 1G: thonco north
relcaso entitled "Cyclono Bliss." to point of beginning, containing 1C4
This Is tho second of tho sorles of acres, moro or.lora.
Jnolf Uorln fonlnrn. nn,j will hn Second! LoU 3-4-B. Section 12,
it .... A . -. and LotH 3-4, Section 1, Township 41
shown nt tho Liberty thoatro Tuos- SoHtht nan6u 9 Kast willamotto
day., "Cyclono Bliss" lg an un-j Meridian, containing' 82. 6C acres,
UBunl western foaturo and affordB moro or loss.
t..m, irn'.i ..',..,.. -i.,i4i Third: Lots C-6-7-8. Section 2,
Jack Hoxlo numerous opportunities Towngh 41 South j 9 VjaRt,
to display his ability as a horso- w. M.. containing 49.90 acros, more
mnn nnd as a flghtor. or loss.
In addition to Jack Hoxlo, "Cy-L Feurth: NB NB Section 9.
i mi..n i,. .4 .,.. 'Township 41 South, Ilnngo 10 East,
clone Bliss- has u.cast of charact- w M clontnlnInB 40 acres, moro or
orn who aro all woll known to tho iC8s, nil In Klamath County, Stnto of
fans hero. Aftor scoring n big lilt Oregon.
In "A Mnn from Nowhoro," Jack' AnV aml " Porsons having ad-
Hoxlo has outdone himself In "Cy- aS 'bV not.f tort that a full
jelono BIIbs." This plcturo Is a atatomont, undor oath, of such claim
worthy vohicio for Jack iioxie, his siioum bo rnoa in this oirico togotner
-i,iinr- iu uniiatiniiv ,tfirinf- nn,i itmrn with an application showing a super-
... .,ni .i.iii. i.i i,n i. lor right to n pormlt or lenso under
nro sovoral t,hrls that ho glvos , , , , f . ....
mo Bpociaiora in una piciuro. in tlon, n showing or a valid existing
addition to his rldlnT: Hoxlo Is nrtvorso or conflicting claim to tho
called upon to stngo a big fight Jnnd 0J1Itno, minerals thoroln under
tiiu iiuifiiu iuiiu ti)vn, un ur uuiuiu
"Vtlio 27th dny of Octohor. 1921: oth-
erwlso such claim may bo dlsrogard
od ln granting tho pormlt or loaso
bolng Farm Unit "A", Section 10.
Township 41S, Range 12B, Willa
eoteo Meridian, has filed notlco of
Intontlon to moko final throe year
Proof to ostabllsb claim to tho land
abovo'doncrlbcd, before C. It. DoLap,
Clerk or tho County Court, at Kla
math Falls, Orogon, on tho 17th day
of Octobor, 1921.
Clnlmnnt names as witnesses:
IJ. U. Smith, F. J. Halosok, L. U. Hoi
brook, Edward Hamilton, all of Ma
tin, Oregon.
Notlco will bo published for five
consecutlvo weeks In tho Klamath
Herald.
JAS. F. BURGESS,
13-20-27-3-10 Register.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tlio Interior.
Not Coal Land.
U. S. Land offlco nt Lakevlew, Oro
gon, Septombor 22, 1921.
Notlco Is horoby given that Bonja
mln Furcb, of Fort Klamath, Ore
gon, who, on January 7tli. 191K,
mado Homestead Entry. No. OlOflll,
for BE'.4NKl. BNEiSIJ,
Section 1, Township 33S, Range CE,
Willamette Meridian, has flic, ncuco
of Intention to raako final thrno-ji'nr
Proof, to establish claim to tho l.ind
abovo described, boforo ;. R. UoLup,
Clerk of tho County Court, nt Kla
math Falls, Oregon, on tho 1st day of
November, 1921.
Claimant namon as witnesses: Pan
Ryan, Jack McAullffo, Ed Pomrroy,
Bert Qray, all of Fort KUmitth, Ori.
gon. Notlco will bo published for five
consecutlvo ireoks ln tho Khimnlli
Herald.
JAS. F. BJ.tai:33.
It0','lst'r.
2C-3-1 0-1 7-24 )
IN TII8E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATU OF OREGON FOR KLA
MATH COUNTV.
Summons.
L'qulty No. 1330
which Is ono of tho punches
tills foaturo.
Fishing ana Hunting
Are Reported Fine
In Keno District
applied for.
JAS. F. BURGESS.
S 19-2C-O.3-10-17 Register.
IN Till! COUNTY OOUHT OF THE
STATU OF OREGON FOR KliA
.MATH COUNTY.
Flno bags of quail woro socurod Voilco of flllnir of final nrromit.
yestorday ln tho Keno district by In tho matter of tho Eatnto ot David
L'a number of Klnmath Falls sports- M, Dunn, Docoased.
men and Incidentally some of the -- - - - -
nlcost strings of Dolly Varden.ontltiort C8tate, on tho lot!l ,my ot
trout caught this year woro also October, 1921, filed hor final account
hooked. Tho catch of trout mado by In tho nbovo entitled court and mat
It la said that a northern tender
(Mtwhoasked a Tulsa, bootlegger
iMt week. what' sort of drink, cotton
gin la, rocolvod the Information
promptly,, together with a bottle of
4eqatred grape 'juice.
geon o have bad a lot of troable
own in Logan Wi Va, Wonder if
tlie minora have been drinking logaa
berry Juico.
Hero llos Ezokal Abner Jones,
May Heaven rest his weary bones)
He mado hlmsolf a batch of brew,
and thoa ho took a drink or twe.
Wiasoasia News.
Prof. Robert Goetz and his eon
Robert Jr., was freely commented
upoa by visitors at tho Keno dam
powerhouso for the trout ran about
12 Inches, each and between tlio
two fishermen, IB trout were tak
en, 'I -
'Three buck deer were killed
near Xeno by hunters, and em
ployees of the power company re
nort that kills hare been made
nearly every day' this week in that
vlolalty.
Trial by Jury Is snU to hove exlst
od.ln 2,000 B. C
Tho avorago longth of humnu ltfo
Is thirty seven years.
Tho emerald improves la collor hv
exposure to tho, light.
Tho island ot Guornsey h'as enjoy
ed home rale for several handrcd
yeara.
tor, and that Tuesday, November S,
1921, at tho hour ot 2 o'clock In tho
afternoon of Bald dy, in tho court
room of the above entiiloa court In
tho city ot Klanmth Falls. Klimmth
County, State ot Oregon, have l-.cen
tlxod by tho court na tho tlmo and
placo at which it will hear objections
to said final account and nettle tho
samo, and all persona desiring to
object to said account shall file their
objections with the elerk of said
court on or before said dot, or shall
appear at said nearhasj aad personal
ly object thereto.
Dated October It. lilt.
JENN1B DUNN.
Administratrix of the Estate of David
M. Dunn, Deceased,
Oct. 10-17-24-81 Not. 7.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Not Coal Land
Dopartmont of the Iatorter, U. S.
Land Offlco at Lakevlew, Oregon,
Sept., 10, 1921.
NOTICE Is horoby glvaa that John
F.' Holbrook, ot Malln, Oregon, who
on April 26th, 1911, made Home
stead atrr, Nt. lli, fw Lot It,
Adal Williams Rodrlguoz, Plaintiff,
vs.
Frank Rodrlguoz, Defendant.
TO FRANK RODRIGUEZ, DEFEN
DANT:
IN THU NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON:
You aro horoby rerjulrod to appear
una answer mo .complaint mod a
gatnst you In tho nbovo entitled suit,
on or boforo Tuosdny, tho 11th dny
of October, 1921, and for failure to
appear and nnswer plaintiff will
apply to tho court for tho rellof pray
ed for In her complaint, to-wlt: for a
Judgmont nnd decreo of the nbovo
ontltlod court as follews:
1. That tho bonds of matrimony
now oxlstlng botweon plaintiff nnd
dofondnnt bo dissolved, on tho
grpunda ot cruel, and inhuman treat
ment rendorlng plaintiff's life rulsor-
ablo, burdonsomo and unhappy.
2. That plaintiff's maldon name.
to-wlt, Adal Wlllani8. bo restored to
hor, and that plaintiff have suchfur
thor rellof as to oqulty and good con
science may appertain and as to the
L court mar -seem meet.
October 11th, 1921 Is the last day
of 'the tlmo prescribed in the order
for publication of this summons in
which you may appear and answer
saia complaint, tne first publication
thereof being August 29th, 1921 and
the last publication being October
10th, 1921.
This summons Is served by publica
tion, by order of the Honorable R. H.
Bunnell, Judge ot tho county court
of the Stato of Oregon for Klamath
County, dated Aug, 27, 1921, which
order required that summons bo
published once a weok for six con-
successlvo woeks, the first publication
Doing August za, iv n ,.
MANNING & GANONO,
Plaintiff's attornoys, iwhose office
nnd post office address is Loomls
Building, Klamath Falls, Klamath
County, Oregon.
Aug. Zt-S-12-19-2t-0t. S-lt,
Painter atWork"- "
In Many Places
Tho spirit of clean up, paint up and
dress up scorns to havo taken hold of
many merchants nnd property ownors
In this city and at tho present time,
painters aro soon at work on tho es
tablishments of C. F. W. Worncr, K.
Sugarman, American National Bank,
Army and Navy storo and Hippo
dromo Dnnco Hall, Work on th'o Pns
tlmo Billiard parlor will start within
tlio coming week, Mr. Alnutt says.
Painting as a general rulo, tho
painters say, starts in tho spring
months nnd wel' up Into summer but
this spurt now by the progressive
films mentioned seems to Indicate
that tho owncru fcol that prices aro
r'sht now and the present tlmo li tho
best to have the v.rk done. Other
building ouncto aro considering tho
possibility of having, painting done
boforo winter 'sets In, painting con
tractors say.
. Proprietors II. H. Jenkinsa'ad!,,
C. F. W. Wernor provided a splen
did breakfast, dinner and s upper
for their guebts. The picnic wilt
bo an annual nffair each yoar dur
ing October and is said to bo the
first ono given this year' by any
ot tho smaller local establishment
MARKET AND GROCERY
KMPLOYEK8 IN PICNIC
Tho first annual picnic of the
employees of tho Lincoln market
and Lincoln grocory took place,
yesterday when four carloads? of,
omployecs and friends drove to tho.
California Orogon Powor company
dam at Keno and spent tho day. '
Get results by using class ads.
WOOD!
Prices may advanco any
day, .this Is your notlco, no
further guaranteo on prices.
Buy your GREEN SLAB
or BLOCK-WOOD now and
avoid advances that aro sure
to come. Ask about our
dky-xamAkack
For Yoar Heater
0. Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn
410 Mala St. Phone BM
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What Can be Done for
Chronic Throat Troyble
Monday Health Talk No. O
Tho tochnical namo for soro throat
Is pharyngitis. It Is another, name for
;old ln tho throat or catarrah of tho
throat. Tho attack when ot the acuto
variety begins with dryness and soreness
ot tho throat, slight chlllncss and fever.
Tho fover may not run over 102 degrees.
Tlioro is a constant deslro to clear tho
throat. When tho troublo is chronic there
iX-
Undo Ben Sayil
"Nowy, every
body knows what
ho could do with
health when ho
hasn't got it."
of
HEALTH FOLLOWS
CHIROPRACTIC CORRECTS
PRESSURE ON SPINAL
NERVES IN DISEASES OF
THE FOLLOWING ORGANS:
UCIti
P)lm
:No$e
E. WM.
-IIIKUAI
-ARMS
VMIMr.C
LIVER
STOMACH
PANCREAS
SPLEEN
VKIONEVS
(BOWELS
?N BLADDER
(chirvMOWtRUMIS
The lower nerve
UNDERTHE MAGNIFY
ING CLASS IS PINCHED
DV A MISALIGNED JOINr.
PINCHED NERVES CANNOT
TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL
IMPULSES. CHIR0PRAC-
TICADJU5TINO RE
MOVES THE PRESSURE.
THE UPPER NERVE IS
FREEASHAKI9EWEHDS.
is a constant cough, clearing
the throat and hoarseness.
The chiropractor finds tend
dorness ot spinal norvos in the
lower neck region. This tondor
ness Is traceable from the spine
around to the roglonof the throat
whoro tondcrnoBS is general.
Chiropractic , spinal adjustments
to lift tho pressure of bone upon
norvo tlssuo at the spinal norvo
opontng, aro usually followod by
a feeling of relief almost Immedi
ately. In tho following nowa
Horn, what happened by-accident,
is what tho chiropractor is bring
ing about constantly by sclonco
and skill.
VOICK LOST IN BLAST IS RE
COVKKED IN A DIVK ....
LONDON Thomas Clangor
ing, ot Sllvertown, who lost his
speech In tho Sllverton explosion,
which killed his mother slstor
and brother, cnmo to Baldock to"
oearch for work. A poor swimmer,
Clanwarnlng went In at Lotch
worth nnd dived into tho deep
end by mistake. Finding hlmsolf
in danger, tip shoutod and became
vlolontly active Ho was hnlped
out and found ho bad rccororod
his speech. Chicago Horald and
Examiner, August 2, 1921.
WHEN HEALTH BEGINS
depends on thon you tolophono 639
J for nn appointment. Consultation
Is without charge.
Drs. Mallett & Mallett
Offlco over Underwood's Drug Storo
Phono 03U-J for appointment
tf
AJ Ui!ir
v BT tho departed ones be boaor
-ied oven In (lie grave,' Xt taa
sculptured nvarblo direct our foot
steps to the sceao of their long
Bleep: Let the chiseled epitaph re
peat their Banes aakl tell where, re
pose the aobly good aad wise.
JLoagreUow.
Klamath Falls Marble
and Granite Works
1040 Main St. Klamath Falls