The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHMtmUMT, JANUARY tl, 1MB THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMA.THFALLS, OREGON Page Four mimtommmmmmmv - - The Lumber Industry NEWS OF INTEREST TO KLAMATH LUMBERMEN JVKW VOHK LUMHKRMKN TO VISIT COAST IN FKimUAIlY Ing Jnnunrr Hlh, manufactured 5, 430,563 fool of lumber: iiotil 03,375, 996 foot, nnd shipped 64,353.149 foot. Production win 1(1 per cent nor mnl; now business was 16 or cent liclow production; nnd shipment IB per cent liclow production Thirty-thrco per cent of nil new business taken during the week a accepted for futuro wnter delivery. Thl nmounted to 21,132.996 feet, of which 13,644,199 foot will moo coast-wise nnd Intercoastul, and ", 488,797 feet will moo ncr-scns. Now business for delivery by rail tot aled 1.408 enni. There will bo excursions Into vori,..iwn uer rent of the week's tho logging enmps nnd to tho large shipment moved by water, totaling mllU of this district nnd a dlnnorj ;7,o63,149 feet, of which 17,775,164 probably will bo hold In tho Chamber) fccl movcj COastwlso and Intorconstal POnTLANU, Jan. 31. Under aus pices of tho New York Retail Lum ber Dealers' association, a largo par ty of retail lumber merchants of New York will visit tho Northwest be tweon February) 12 and 23, during which tlmo thoy will spond two or more daynNn Portland and vicinity as tho guests of tho West Coast Lum bermen's association. Information of their coming was received In Port land this week and plans were! launched for their entertainment of Commcrco. Production It Only 16 Per Cent Below Normal Ono hundred nnd thirty threo mills reporting to West Coast Lumber men's Association for tho week end- and 9.2S79S5 export. Tho rail move ment for-tho week was 1,343 ears. The unshipped balance In the do mestic rnrgo trade totaled 91.89!, 522 feet: nnd In the export trado 9. 764,626 feet. In tho rail trade tho unshipped balance amounted to 4, 132 cars. today. She was accompanied by her mother who Is'vcry much lmprood. 1). F. Urlscoll, who has been vMt Ing hlR daughter, Mrs. E. T Olvnn, returned to Uonanin Sunday J II, Mitchell srent n dny of this week nt tho Mitchell ranch hero Jack McAultffe of Kort Klamath spent Inst wcok nt his ranch here Mr. nnd Mrs. K T lllvnn left tho first of tho week for n few weeks' lilt with Mrs, llnn's mother, Mrs 0. 1). How or of Salem. Miss Louise Howard returned homo from Ft. Klamath Tuesday Mrs. Mlko WhIIIs nnd oung son. Walter Dale, nrrled homo this week Mrs. Wiillls spent the past two months In Klamath Falls The Ladles Necdlo Work flub will present n threo acts play nt tho I'om muulty Hall. Saturday evening, Jan 2Sth. The play Is n comedy-drama. "Lighthouse Nnn." and Is under the direction ot Mrs Jas. Kdsall and the program promises to be ns entertain ing as that glen by the amo club last winter. jfipOgS 1KXJ TEAMS TRAIN" FOR KERRY IUCK THE PAS, Man., Jan. 21. Dog teams entered for tho fifth The Pas dog derby, to be held here February 28, have commenced active training and aro out dally for workout, aver aging 60 miles and more. Seventeen teams, said to bo the largest num ber ever entered for a major dog raco In Canada, comprlso tho entry list. Three Alaska teams have been entored. Tho ruling favorites aro Prantcau, McKay, Morgan and Bancroft, all ex pcrlenced derby racers. A new entry U Jack Sinclair, whose team Is made up of flttoen Norway House huskies -ever before tried In a derby. Hugh J Marshall, Pastor CHRISTIAN SCIKNCi: society of KUmnth Falls hold services In the! NEW TODAY At tho Strand Tonight "Riders of tho Dawn," and 2 new comedies. Camo to my plam Jan 12th. dog. block, femnle. part Alrdale. with col lar will not leave. Owner call at 210 Main St. pay for ad 21 lower room ot the Library building. ' '" corner of Third and Main streets, U-qu SALE every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Klamath. The Sunday school session 3". r. reduction on K. K. K. store. all leather -Llsk Itanch at Fort 320 acres Hood toi ls' prou-ments. For further inrormaticn . .... .. ..,, ,.... write or call I). F !.nwton. Fort irom . IU l.. C.U.J L-I.n.,111 Or. Stanford Schedule For Season Announced STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calif., Jan. 21. Stanford University teams this spring meet their ancient foes from, tho University ot California In baseball, track and field, basketball and swimming. Definite announcement of the Stanford-California sprlnr dates wag made recently. They follew: Track: Freshmen meat April 15 here Varsity meet April 22 at Califor nia. Daseball: Varsity game April 8 at California. Varsity gamo April 15 here. Varsity game .April 22 at Califor nia. Freshmen game April 8 here. Freshman game April 15 at Call-lornla. Freshman game April 19 here, If necessary to decide series. Swimming: Varsities mee( A'prll 15 at Olym pic Club, San Francisco. Basketball: . Varsity Feb. here and Feb. 25 at Oakland. J Other basketball dates to be an nounced, I BOXING EVENTS 1 Tho week's results: At Philadelphia George defeated Alex Hart In 4. Cbanoy At Portland, Ore. Harry( Wills won from Sam Langtord In '10. At Wichita, Kas. Hugh Walker knocked out Jack Mo ran In the 3d. At Reading, Ta. Earl Hartman stopped Johnny Tymer In the third. At Peoria, III. Johnny Kelly and Stanley Everett fought 10 to a draw. At .Now York Abo Goldstoln knocked out Franklo Fay In the 7th. Johnny Brown ot England, wjU pointed Bud Dempsey In l6'. J morning. The subject for Sunday Is: "Truth" The free reading room and tree lending library ' open from 3:30 to 4:30 on Tuesdays. Thursdays i and Saturdays. FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCIlcorner Washington and Eighth. A. F. Sim mons, pastor. Residence 612 Cali fornia avenue. Sunday school at 10 n m. preaching 11 a. m. and 730 p. m : B. O. P. U., 6,30 Sunday evening; prayer serv ice Wednesday at 7:30. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, corner 9th and Pine streets. METHODIST CIIUIICII Corner 10th and High streets. Iter! s. J. Chaney, Minister. Tho Sunday school will meet In regular session at ten o'clock Sunday morning with L. K Phelps, assistant superintendent, in charge. The young peoplo of tho Epworth League will have charge ot the evening church service. Good speaking and good music wltb an opening song service led by Mrs, J It. Llntesty The pastor will speak at the morning church service at elev en o'clock. Dr. Lois C. Bridges Is the leader for the Epworth Lesgue meeting at 6:30 P. M. All are Invit ed to all the meetings at the Metho dist church. LUTHERAN CHURCH Rererend II. J. Meyers, Pastor. Services will be held In the Cham ber of Commerce rooms, 10:30 a. m. Theme: The Convenient Season, 1. A few things that hinder the convenient season. 2. The delusion of putting it off Everybody welcome. EMANUEL HA1TIHT CHURCH J. II. DICKSON, Pastor. 11th and High streets. Church School at 10 a. m. Mrs Lee Parker, Superintendent. Morning service, at 11 A. St. wltb preaching by the pastor. Subject of tho sermon, "Prvrcr." Evening service at 7:30. Subject of tho sormon. "What Paul Saw In Antlock." Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. Subject "Obcdlenco tho key to All Knowledge." J. II. Dickson. Klamath, Oregon M-27 At tho Strand Tonight - "Riders of the Dawn'," nnd 2 new comedies. COON 25 years experience desires tp contract with logging or saw mill company or box factory Co., to run their boarding houses for season Host references Chas. DorrU. Cen tral Hotel 2 1-27 sacrifice. Call 2tSW M-23 LOST A .8125 diamond ring be tween .Whlto Pelican hotel nnd postofflco. in reward if returned to Phil Ganlm, McDonald Peel Hall 21 25 reduction on Patrick Mackl anws at K. K. K. Store. Furnished one room cabin for housekeeping Colonial Rooms, 11th noar Main. 21 At the Strand Tonight "Riders of the Dawn." and 2 new comedies WANTED A light truck. See Heck ard at Rex Cafe. 21-24' Watch for our story how to pro long the life ot cut flowers ICAMATII FI.OWKIt HIIOP Phone 589 - 834 Main 21 FOR RENT OR LEASE For 4 or 10 months, six room furnished house, bath, garage $ 40.00. Address Box 16, Herald Office 21 PERSONAL MENTION j At Lincoln, Neb. Geo. Lamson, Lincoln, knocked out Jack Moran, Chicago In 2d. AT THE CHURCHES No changes will be made in this column unless the copy Is at The Hvenlng Herald office by 5 o'clock Friday evening. SACRED HEART CHURCH, corner ot Eighth and High, Rev. Hugh J. Marshall. Schedule ot Services Children's Mass at 8:00 u. m, Adults Mass at 10:80 a. m Evening Services at T;00r """ 2nd Sunday one mass ouly at 8:00 n, m 2nd Sunday at Merrill, 10:30. M Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Glvan will leave Monday for Salem for an ixtended visit. Mrs. Glvan has been a guest ot her slstor, Miss Agnes Drlscoll, since the holiday season. , Mrs. Majors, sister ot Mrs, Clin ton Jones, ot 220 Nonth Ninth street, arrived here last evening from Dunsmulr, called by ber de sire to-rBitind ber greetings to her now niece, who arrived at" the Jones home a few days ego, Chris Cowley Is a city visitor to day from hlg ranch In Langell val ley. ' Fred Peterson ot Merrill was a city visitor yesterday attending to husl qess affairs. 33 1-3 reducton on Men's Over coats K. K. K. Store. Hl'MNEhH OPPORTUMTIFK SMALL DAIRY I1PBINESS- fully equipped, good 5 room house build Ingg etc., rent only 820.00 month Cows, milker, horses, wagons, cans etc.. ran be bought cheap, Seven to nine hundred cash will handle this, balance easy. HIGH CLASS GROCERY; New stock. excellent cash business, a real mon ey maker, located In centro of town, price right. BRICK WORKS: established ten years, a business thnt la bringing In big returns, for sale at a sacrifice price. FEED and GRINDING BUSINESS: Well established, good town and country trade, would consider part ner or sell outright. SMALL GROCERY & FISH MARK F.T: In excellent location, a good business can bo worked up, small In vestment. CARPET CLEANING WORKS- earn ing good returns, well established and for quick sale can bo had at a bargain. Machinery worth moro than price, asked, HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, ETC: an old established business In the Rogun River Valley, carrying good agencies. OARAOU AND TRANSFER . BU8I- NESS: earning nice returns, might sell separate if desired". For these and other business ooon- Ings; consult THE FOUR-SITE SALEH AGENCY Hertford, Ore., Medford Bldg Phono 900: Ashland. Ore.. Beaver Bide, I'bone 4. 21 BLY fUMMONf FOR I'lmUCATIO.V IN r-f!lti:ci.UKrilK OF TAX I.IKX IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM ATH COUNTY Thomas A. Cregan, Plaintiff, vs. L. Levey, Defendant. To h. Levey, the above named de fendant. IN TUB NAME OF THE STATE' OF OREGON: You are heroby notified that Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Drlrcoll of Klam ath Falls were guestg at tho Parker home last week, C, W, Warren was In ' Klamath Falls a few days of last week attend ing to business matters. D, M. McLemore and Earl llama ker aro hero for a few day( looking after their cattle Interests. Marie Obeucbaiu, who was called County here on account ot tho Illness of her mother, returned to Klamath Fulls Thomas A. Cregan, tho holder of Cer tificate of Delinquency numbered 1127 Issued on the 21st day of Feb ruary 1919 by the Tax Collector of the County ot Klamath, State of Ore gon, for the amount of Four & 83 100 Dollars, the samo being tho amount then due and delinquent for taxeg for the year 1916 together with penalty. Interest and costa thereon upon the real property assessed to I you, of which you are the owner as appears of record, situated in said and State, and particularly bounded and described us follows, to-wlt: The South-cust quarter of the North-cast quarter ot Soctlon twelve, Township thirty-nino south, Range, eight cast, W, M. In Klamath County, Oregon. You nro further notified thnt snld Tli o inn s A. Cregan has paid taxes on said promise tor Prior or subsequent tears, witn tho rate or interest on snld amounts as follows Year's Tnx 1917, Date paid, Feb 21, 1919: Tax Receipt No 6785; Amount $5.99; Rate ot Interest, 12 per cent Year's Tax 101S, Date Paid, "Dee. 30, 1919. Tnx Receipt No. 6i30; : Amount 16.07: Rato of Interest, 12 per cent. Year's Tnx 1919. Date I'nld Fob. 21, 1920 Tnx Receipt No 32: , Amount $8 90; Rato of Interest 12 i per cent 1 Year's Tnx 1920. Datrt Paid Jan , I 1922, Tnx Receipt No. 649S; Amount $7.55; Rato of Interest, 12 per cent. Said I, Levey ns tho owner of the legal title of the nlioo described property ns the same appears ot record, nnd each ot the other per sons nbnvn named nre hereby furth or untitled that Thimn A Cregnn will apply to tho Circuit Court of tho County nnd State, aforesaid tor n decree foreclosing tho lien against the property above described, nnd mentioned In snld certificate. And you nro herohy summoned to nppnsr within sixty days ntter the flrM pub lication of this summons, exclusive of the day of snld first publication, and defend this action or pay tho amount duo as above shown, togeth er with costs and accrued Interest, tnd In rnse of your failure to do o, n decree will bo rendered foreclosing tho lien nt said taxes nnd costs ngnltut the land nnd prelmses above named This summon. Is published by ord er of the Honorable I) V Kujrken dall. Judge of tho Circuit Court nt tho Stalo of Oregon for tho County of Klamath end said order wss msdii and dated this 21st day of January 1922 and the dato ot the first publi cation nt this summons Is the 21st day of January 1923. All proces nnd paners In this pro ceeding may be served upon the und ersigned residing within tho Stato of Oregon nt the address hereafter men tioned E. L. ELLIOTT Attorney tor Plaintiff Address Sugarraan Building, KUm nth Falls. Ore. J. 21-28 F 4-U-18-35 0llWmVWlf YOUR BUSINESS INVITED -THIS BANK will never be satisfied until , t YOU are numbered among our depositors, and especially if you huve no banking con nections. TRY US. We arc sure tho business will be mutually' agreeable. ! i J THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK "The Bank With Over 4,000 Depositor." MWWrtlWWWNMWWWWWlWWWlWWftW FOR SALE Some houchold furn ishings, bedding, dishes, rooking utensils, wicker furniture all at n 10c. SUNDAY THE STRAND WHERE EVERYBODY GOES THE HOME OF THE HODKINSON FEATURES BIG DOUBLE BILL The Greatest Story James Oliver Curwood Ever KAZAN The Drama of a Big Dog's Part in a Love Tale of the Wild. SEE Kazan, the wonder dog, fight a wolf pack in the north. SEE Kazan beat the mountain lion that slew hit wolf mate. SEE Kazan fight a man-beait for a helpless girl. ,( SEE Kazan's might strike the brute whose gun had laid him low Wolf-Dog Fights Man-Beast Mute animal eyes glaring forth from a hoad half wolf glow red at the sight of a human kill, and bide their time until Kazan ' finds in Jean a tender sympathy that wins his savage heart. ' McCready, the man beast, finds her, too, and then .begins the wooing, strange and fearsome the man-beast secure with man.-' . made weapons, Kazan with only his teeth and strength. (Cease- lessry the dog guarded and then his wolf-like cunning found its chance. Jil Third f the Series of AL. JENNINGS The Reformed Bandit Continuous Show all Day. Starts at 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 p. m. f I J "S 20c. y 'i