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Klamath prosperity and Klamath
possibilities havo not wanod Good
tlmos nnd unlimited opportunity
hato bocn constant horo, ovon dur
ing tho holght of tho calamity wall
which has gone- up all over tho
country during tho past monthu.
maniples aro ovldont on 'ovory
katfd of tho rosulln ot thrift and
ihi rowarda of daring ambition In
Klamath business success at times
when buslnoss throughout tho na
tions l roputod to bo at a stand
tlll. Roturnlng to our subjects, Max
Wolsa and Sammy Rosonthall. Ev-
orybody In Klamath county knows
tHeso two Ylddlsher boyn and In
plto of tho fact that ovorybody
Uitrhn nt thorn, ovorybody Hkos
th'om, ond for threo Reed reasens:
Thoy aro commodlans, thoy aro go-
gottors and they aro boosters. Tholr
succor Is- also largely duo to threo
rontens: Thoy work early and lato,
ttfey aro squaro-shootom and thoy
arJ good advortlsors.
Max" camo horo less than two
years ago with baroly enough money
t;buy a few loads at Junk. Ho
fjht and sold Junk of orory kind
from, anybody and ovorybody for
Ufa first yoar, making cloan, legit
insHo monoy out of tho scrap that
moat of us thought valueless. Then
along eomoa Sammy, fresh out of
ttuj army, with an array shirt on
kl back nnd a moss-kit undor Bis
arsa and a Jewish smllo on his
fac With this, his solo stock In
tao, ho Joined with Max, -who by
tislsj tlmo had accumulated a fow
acary tonts and blankets, and to
ftlher thoy 'opened tho "Army
Oobdn Storo" bolow tho Strand
skcotro. 'succoab was theirs from
fee 'first Jump. As their business
afl stocks Incroased they soon nood-
largor quartora and bolter lo
cation1 and about six months ago
itfrcd to Sovonth nnd Main. When
thld building was sold from under
Hfem and moved away, thoy Jumped
to what ts probably tho best loca
tfdn'hV thoicltyi. for, their Hno vof
bu'slrioBsVl on'Maln. between Sixth
arid '.Seventh.'; In tho new loca
tion' they havo addod a complete
lino of RMita furnishings. Thoy
will retain that old namo "Army
Odods Storo" upon which their
success was" built, hut tho moss
kit. and tents aro now In tho
rortr. and tho front of tho stoi-oj
presents tho nppcaranco of an
to dato habordashory. '
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boon offonslvo at' some point of tho
famed camp grounds. '
PORTLAND China phoasanU aro
as thick In tho lluttor crook county
around Ilormlston, Or., as ordinary
barn yard fowls aro In tho Wll la
motto valloy, and tho wild birds aro
noarly twice tho nlzo of tbosa on this
sldo of tho'Cascndas.
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SISSONA movement has boon
started horo to havo tho namo of this
llttlo city changed to Mt. Shasta.
LOOM'S Stilt moro Loom In ran
chorsWo Rotting bohlnd tho movo-r
mout to lea'so tholr fruit and ranch
proportloi to wblto tonants only
thoroby carrying out tho "Placer
Counly Plan" for tho diminution of
Japanoao from agricultural purposes.
COLUSA John Smith who lives In
tho bills near Sltoa, camo to the
Campbell Dwyor gliocp ranch to shoar
Bhcop, Ho rolled tho bed ho had
brought with him down In tho bunk-
houso with tho othor shcarors.
Tho third morning when ho got
out of bed ho discovered n big rat
tlosnako In his blankots. Ho quickly
killed tho snako.
npSHVILLK John Jackson, Im
prisoned for assault to commit mur
der, dlod at tho Jail at Auburn. Jack
son had mado sovoral attompti to'ed
his llfo. Whoa thoso failed ho ro
fusod food, starving hljn sotf to
death. ,
T OREGON BREVITIES j
' UNIVERSITY OF OIlKaON Tto-
allzlng that his back field cannot
dovolop tho nocosaary Bpeed boforo
tho Idaho gamo Saturday, CoactfHun
tlngton Is concentrating on tho lno
this wook. Tho showing of tho big
linesmen was poor In tbo contest
with Pacific unlvorslty. Tlmo and
again tho smallor and lighter Paoltlo
forwards broko through and smeared
tho Oregon backs bofow thoy could
got startod.
SALBM-Tbo Iteduo school district
near Dotroltf 'has two, .pupils this
yoar. for tho Instruction of, whom tho
tcachor rocelvos a monthly salary of
$30. In tho Harmony district, ono
milo' south, of Monitor, tho enroll
ment consists of two girls nnd a boy.
Tlio toachor In this district receives
1100 a month. r
POUTIjAND Resolutions doplor"
lng tho "ruinous effect of tho dlvorco
evil" wore ndoptod unanimously ut
tho mooting of tho Piosbytory of
' Portland. Tho l'rosbytory docldod
that boforo recolvlng Into Its mem
bership any wlnlstor who has hlmr
so'lt boon divorced, or whoso wlfo
has boon divorced, tho details of tho
dlvorco shall bo thoroughly examined
by tho Judicial coinmlMoq of thQ
Prosbytory. ,
fTHB DALLES Hobos and plain
"Informal travelers'; wJHt m9qt u
warm rocoptlon when thoy reach Tho
Dalles In tho future, It was decjded
by tho city council and county court,
mooting togothor. It was decided to
establish a city rockpllo, whoro mem
bora of tho genus bum may whllo
away tho wlntor hours' making "lit
tle ones out of big onos."
iHOQD UIVBR Eaglo' crqjjkduri
lng tho last wook has bocomo filled
with dead salmon, which .havo com
pleted tholr spawning at tho head
wters.otJhoy,mounta,l?,stroams.Tho stefc tt9M tho decaying fish bus
SAN FRANCISCO Tho Pnclflt
uplnicctrlc suburban, rail way system of
I.os Angolcs, has bocn virtually mado
ready for a receivership through tho
compotltlon of automobile motivo
powor, tho engineering dopartmont
of tho Btnto railroad commission will
report 'In n hearing In Los An gains
on a petition by the compnnyto ralso
Its rates. Tho annual losses aro
placed at botween $500,000 and f 1,-000,000.
AUIUIRN Death and destruction
hovered closely ovor ono spot In' Au
burn whon six boxes of giant powder
foil crashing from a truck to tho
ground at ono sldo of tho Freeman
hotel.
Ono; wheel of tho truck ran ovor
ono, box of tho oxploslvo but,stlll no
explosion' occurrod. i
FRESNO Four men were kidnap
ped horo from proportion of tho Pa
cific OH and Associated Oil com
panies. Shortly boforo noon a group
ot armed men stormod tho property
of tho Associated OH company and
kldnappod William Casoman and II.
J. Jordan after clubbing them with
rifles. 8herlff W. J. Jone3 ond Con
Btablo.T. J. Petorson rcscfiod tho two
boforo tbolr captors succeeded In get
ting them out of tbo district.
flearing Too Much
For Klan Leader
Collapses at Close
WASHINGTON, Oct.. 1(1 William
J. Simmons, Imperial wizard of tho
Ku "Klux Klnn, who collasped yester
day at tho closo of a lengthy hearing
boforo tho llouco committee, was pre
vented by Illness today from npprnr
Ing boforo tho committee for further
examination concerning thoactlvltles
ot tho order.
Tho greatest picture over shown
In Klamath Falls I "THE THREE
MUSKEJTKERS," at. tho Strand
tomorrow. 14
Don't be a Slave
to a Stove
When, a woman finds that she can do cooking
better than she even did it before, do it with the
utmost economy iof fuel and food,' and at the same,
time free herself-from the necessity of forever
standing guard over a hot stove, she is likely to do
something about it.
Westinghouse
Automatic Electric Ranges are getting all these
desirable results for thousands of women.-
They are the onlyranges that have really reliable
automatic control, and this control is one of the
things that makes them so economical to use. Nor
is their price as high a3 careless talk may have led
you to think. ,
Link River Electric Company
KLAMATH FALLS
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Bing Earns a Safer Life ,
.Bins has retired, to lead a regular dog's llfo. And bo has corned
the change, says his owner, Lieut fJqseph Btrommo, of tho Ut)8, air
aervko. Bins has served Uncle Sam .well as a poraohuto jumper, elrln
new kinds of parachutes tbslr first trycuti. He has taken 18 cbaaoaa,
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nXTIFItSJ V. 8. TREATY
BOGOTA, Colombfa1, Oct., 1G Tho
Colombia senato has ratified the
treaty under which the United States
Is to pay Colombia $25,000,000. This
'sum Is for tho strip of land which
Colombia alleged was taken away
from them by tho United Statos gov
ernment when tbo Panama Canal was
constructed.
SUMMONS' Pftttt PUBLICATION
Equity No. 1362
IN TITO1 CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
ATH COUNTY.
Butto Valloy State Bank, a cor
poration, Plaintiff.
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R. A. Mitchell, Defendant.
70 It.-A. Mitchell, defendant abovo
named: In tho name ot-tho Stato of
Oregon you aro hereby required to
nnpoar and answor the complaint fil
ed against you In the above entitled
causo within six weeks ,from tho dato
of the, first publication of i this sum
mons, and It 'you fall so .to appear
or answer, for want thereof, plain-
tiff will apply to this Court for the
relief prayed for In his complaint on
tllo heroin, tewlt: for ' judgment
against you for tho sum ot $1028.78,
together with Interest thereon at tho
rato of six percent per annim from
April 1G,'1921; for the furthor sum of
$519.60, together with interest there
on at. tbo rato' of six percent per an
num from April 27, 1921; for tbo
sum ot $250.00 -as attorney's foes,
and for tho costs nnd disbursements
ot this suit; and for decreo ot this
Court adjudging and decreeing that
tho aforesaid sums constituting n
valid lien In plaintiff's favor against
tho premises described as:
Situate in Klamath 'County,
Oregon, Lots, 2, 3, and 4 ot
Block 15 of Second Falrvlew
Addition to the City of Klamath
Falls,
and ordering that tald lien be fore
closed and said promises sold In tho
manner proviucu oy law ana tbo pro
ceeds from such sale" applied In pay
niont of tbo sums hoieln before men
tioned. This summons Is served upon you
by publication in tho'Evenlntr Herald.
a dally newspaper printed, published,
and of general circulation-in Klam
ath County, Oregon, once a wcok for
six woeks, by order of the Hon. D.
V. Kuykondall made and entered on
September 30, 1921.. Tho date ot.
first publication ot this summons Is
October It 1921.
R. O. GROESBECK, attornoy for
Plaintiff. Address Klamath 'Falls.
Oregon. 1-8-16-22-295-12
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