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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1921)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGJI FTVB MONDAY, OCTOBER 04, 1MI. ' mmmimm sale , ? r: Of Women's and Children's "Ready-to-Wear" Begins in the Morning Many Lots Go On Sale at HALF PRICE for a Quick Clearance-Others Less One-Third WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE YOU WILL SAVE FROM 10 TO 50 ON YOUR READY-TO-WEAR PURCHASES BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF. THIS FORCED SALE. NEW COATS - NEW SUITS - NEW DRESSES ALL INCLUDED FOR A QUICK CLEARANCE. HERE IS THE REASON: L We Are Compelled to Have More Floor Space AND HAVE ARRANGED TO HAVE ANOTHER STORE-RJOOM ADDED. THIS REQUIRES A COM PLETE RE-ARRANGEMENT OF PRESENT STOCKS, STOCKS WHICH ARE IN THE WAY, DURING ALTERATION TIME. We Are Willing to Make This Sacrifice IN ORPER TO SECURE ADDITIONAL FLOOR SPACE WITH WHICH TO SERVE YOU BETTER IN THE FUTURE. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE WONDERFUL VALUES OFFERED HERE BEFORE MAKING A SINGLE PURCHASE IN WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR OF ANY DESCRIPTION Sale Starts Tuesday tomorrowTTmorning nHLf mnICEBROIerI (kiiuj i mr Sale Continues Until Nov.' 1 'Amundsen's Ship Anchored, Seattle SEATThK, Wpsh,, Oct. 24. Tho staunch llttlo exploring ship Maud, In which Captain noald Amundsen niado tbo northeast passogo from Norway to Capo Sordzo, Slborla, has been moored temporarily In tho fresh waters of Lake Union hotto. Tho Maud was towod from I'UROt Soundd through tho government canal to l.nko Union after sbo had been over hauled In drydock where a lost pro ycllor was replaced. Tho sturdy craft will remain In tho landlocked harbor, ridding horsolf of bnrnacles, until early next spring when Captain Amundsen oxpects to renew his attempt to drift past tho North Polo with tho Arctic Ico floos, Interrupted last year by tho loss of tho Maud's propollor. In tho moantlmo, Captain Amund uon has announced, ho will mako a brief visit to Norway, his homo. MIDLAND PKIWONALS J. C. Caroy, stockman from Oak land, was a Midland visitor Sunday. Wanda Lou Woodward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of this vicinity, broko hor arm a short tlmo ngo whllo playing with hor brothor. Tho llttlo lady who Is Just four years old, was riding. In on oxpross wagon drawn by hor brothor. It upset and Hho foil out and broko hor arm. Dr. Wright, of Klamath Palls, attondod hor. Her arm Is hoallng as fast as can bo oxpoctod. Sho Is tho grand daughtor of h. Davidson, of this placo. Jack Rocknor was n Klamath Falls visitor Saturday. iMark Forosclo was a Dorrls visitor last Saturday. Ho will visit Now York for sovoral months and contem plates leaving horo soon. Mathow Dol Fattl and daughter, Ida, woro Klamath Falls visitors Sat urday. M!rs. Lillian Knapp was a Klam ath Falls visitor Saturday. Tho Midland Threshing Co. will finish their season's work In a few days. They are at present thresh ing for C. It. Patterson, of this placo. Elza Depuy, of this place, who Is attending Klamath High School, spent tho wook-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Depuy. John and Orr Hooper, of Miller Island, who attond tho Klamath High School, aro spondlng tho wook-end with tholr parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hooper. MIDLAND SHIPPING NOTKH I MIDLAND, Oct. 24 Verdun Pack ing Co. Is shipping 119 bead of beef cattlo to Han Francisco. It. E. Con ner, of San Francisco, Is shipping them, Luko Walker, from Klamath Falls, Is shipping 370 head of tine beot cattlo to tho II. Moffltt Co., at San Francisco. Mr, Walker Is hero to day superintending tho shipment. J. W. Straw, county brand Inspect or, Is n Midland visitor today. Tho following Southern Pacific mon aro In Midland assisting with tho shipping: D. N. I.cwln, plumber, Is horo seeing that tho S. P. pumps aro In first rate condition so tho stock Is supplied with plenty of water; C. II. Foster, extra agent, Is horo billing out stock; F. F. Early, tralnmastor, Is here helping with tho shlpmont; Jack Hardy, stockman from Olene, Is hero helping with tho shipping. NOTICE OP CONTEST (For Publication) Department of tlio Interior UnlUM StatoN Land O'floo Serial No. OIOI7J5, Contest No. 1314. Lakovlow, Oregon, October 10, 1921. To tho Holrs-tt-any of Edwin John son, decoased. of unknown address, Coutcsteo: You aro horeoy notlflod that Jo soph W. Noonchoster, who gives rtAtiil Hrnirnn. fin Itln nnflt-nfflco ad- dross, did on October 7, 1921, fllo In this offico his uuiy corrouornioa application to contest and secure tho cancellation of your Homostond En try No. 010475, mado August 22, 1917, for SWH NEU of Soctlon 11; W NH and NEW SEi of Soc tlon 14, Township 24, So. of Itango 8, East of tho Willamette Morldlan, nnd ns grounds for his contest-ho nl logos that said Edwin Johnson died about Novembor 1920 and that the i.niH nt anM flnmnfind-tf-nnv have wholly failed to cultivate said homo stead or any part thoroof since tho doath of said Entryman, uui navo wholly abandoned said tract tor more than six months last past; 'that said aii..a in itiiltlvntn nntrl trnct wan not due to their empl6ymont In the army, navy or marine corps oi mo uimca States In tlmo of war or othorwjso. Vmf nr rlmrfifnrn. further noti fied that tho said allegations will be taken as confessed, ana your sum entry will bo cancelled without furT ther right to be heard, either before this office or on appeal, It you fall to fllo la this office within twonty days rtftor tho Fourth publication of ,i,ia nAiiM na shown holow. vour an swer, under oath, specifically re sponding to tnose niiegnuouB oi ton tost, together with due proof that you sorvod a copy of your answer on tho Bold contestant oithor In per son or by registered mall. You should stato In your answer tho namo of tbo post-off Ico. to which you deslro future notlcos to bo sent to you, JAS. F. DURQEESS, Iloglstor. O 17-24-31-7. NOTICE In (ho Count)' Court of tho State of Oregon, in and for Khimntli County Estato of Anna Dledrlckson Asmusson Notice Is Hereby Olven, That on tho 11th day of Octobor, 1921, there was fllod In tho nbovo entitled court, nn application for Letters of Admin strntlon upon tho ostato of Anna Dlodrlckson Asmussen, alloglng that tho said Anna Dlodrlckson Asmussen has not been heard from for more than sovon yoars last passod, and that sho Is, therefore, presumed to ba doad; Now Therefore, This is to notify nny and all porsons Interested In said cstnto that tho County Court of Kla math County, Oregon, will, on tho 23rd day of November, 1921, at tho County Court Room In tbo Court House In Klamath Falls, Oregon, sit to hoar tho ovldonco concerning tho truth of tho allegations of said peti tion, tho circumstances and duration of tho absonco, and tho presumed death of tho said Anna Dledrlckson Asmusson. This Notice Olvon In accordanco to and In compllanco with that cortatn ordor of tho Hon. R. II. nunnoll, Judgo of tho above entitled Court on to rod In said matter on tho 11th day of Octobor, 1921. In Witness Whereof I have causod this notice to bo Publlshod In com pllnnco with said ordor for four suc cessive wooks as In said ordor desig nated. C. R. Do LAP, Clerk of tbo County Court, Klamath County, Oregon. First Publication October 17, 24, 31 Nev: 7, Incl. IN TJIE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OP ORKUOK FOU Jil'A MATH COUNTY. Vol I it flllnrr nt flnill IMCOIIIlt. In tho matter of the Eatnto of David M. Dunn, Docoasod, Mnflrn In hnrnhv ir I Villi lll.lt .lonnh) Dunn, administratrix of thij abovo nnllttnri nutntn nn I Via I Mil dilV Of October, 1921, fllod her final account In tho abovo ontmoa court nnu nim ter, and that Tuesday. Novembor S, 1091 nt thn hour nf 2 o'clock 111 tbo afternoon of said day, In tho court room of tho uoovo eiiimoa cimn m the city of. Klaniutb. Falls. 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