The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 13, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI II Pngo TKroB THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON T1TCIUU1AY, APnii. in, inm The Office Gat II V JUNIUS Thmik Von l'r 'I1m- Kind Wniil If till) uurk Hint ( urn iIiiIiik In tlm I Irriilil yrm urn vl wluic If yim llkn It. imir (ilil fiiinlly toll im now' Don't withhold your npprntint Ion 'til tlm pardon, makes iirntlim An ho lln with snowy llllen on our liruw. IMIIorn nuil Yipnrtira nr your lirotlii'in, unit ilmrit arn tunny ollii'm Who nrn uorklnj; with tlm Ink ntiij tyiHi nml Icail: If you think minin prolan In dtmVm iio'n thn t linn to Mli It to 'cm For thny rniinot ri'inl tlmlr tomli Btonim when llwy'rn ilrnil. I'rhrly IVI Nnmo "Uiiith I'll liuvo to stop mlllni! my wlfn 'Toot" "Why imiI" "It iilwion r'tiilliiln lirr Hint she unlit nu nutrimohllo." TTrtirMy llVlpo Toko olio rrrklrm, nnturnt tiorn fool. Two or three lil drinks nf had li quor. A fiint. hlKlilniwcrril motor rnr. Honk tlm fool Mi'll In thn liquor, place In tln rnr nml lit hi in r.o. After iIiik tlmo mmoro from thn wrrcknRo, plan- In hlnck, satin-lined box nml Knrnlah with flowrrs. John MrCall says H, oughtn't to he miy troiihln In work thn malls with Work nu thn Joli. Orranlnntilly wn run across n con ti'iili'il mnii or woman, hut n liim'l )rt born iihlo in fltiurn nutlicthor Hi" routrulmnut rnnin frcm n lack of nltvy or lark of intirprlan It tuny hn trim that n faint heart nnviT won fnlr Inily, hut not nvery man want n fnlr l.iily, sninn nrn sat isfied with liruni'tti'i. Ilornrn Hhldlor Hr., says thn troii hln with must Incomes In that they ilon'l riiiim In to May. Vol I'liUki-ly Wrnry Willi I m:iy hn poor now, hut whi'ii I waH youiiK I hail my own rnrrluKO. I.nary I.euIh: "Yop, anil rr maw pimliril It. I'ri'il Fieri rles to ri'Chrlntcu It 1'ollywooil AIAV.WS A (.'Alt K()li:WHKIti: (Willi lii AMiloKleii In lUley) Them In nlwnyn n car Homewliere, my denr, There In nlwnyn a enr nomowhcrit. Ho reiiicmber lie nhnrp and watch your feet No mutter what hour of night or day An automobile I comliiK your way Thero In nlwnyn u car omowhere. Man 1 1 built to nit . . . . Thn cat nnd iIok nit, and they noem lo enjoy doliiK i. 'hlcnKO Journal of Com merce. Which bring" un to tho anmnwhat dlstractln discovery thnt neither of tho Rentlo creatures abovo mention ed have ever been known to buy a ihiilr to provo their imturnl hint fir n Pitting pnnturo. Wlilch Ih more than you cnu wiy fof'mnn. Ilort Wlthrow nnyH tho moat Horl nun operation Ih havliiK your pay cut. Military Atrocities Mm. MnrRot Anqulth, wife of KnK land'rt formur promltir, nyn that flap pnra aro only n rcHultof Ihe war. Wnr 1'n boll. Hwnt Hrrub HulU (Irndo cowh sired by n puro tired hull often return ns much an 2C pur cent moro profltH Jo tho ownor 1 than thoho Mlroil by bull of non ileserlpt brer-dlnR. flood puro broil IiiiIIh can now bo brought rhoapor than ovor buforo In hltory, bocauao of recoil t financial doproyilon. Calves and yoarlliiKH with records ilitniH run bo purrlniHod nt from $7t to $200 each. With Reed bulla ho low In prlco thoro la no oxcuho for 1 continued use of Hcriibs, Another lurRo Hhlpmont of clnsy Hboua, jitHt arrived, J. K. Kndurn & Co. 13-H Corvallln, Mnnrno nnd mdlfoiinlnlu tulephono llliu to ho rebuilt, In Ye Olde W?m . .irrrw I I r"72OZT fi MKBKk MtWT '"-"l wrioiwwriTinnN rM'.T.m.?" fVSi , pSSoiTijrr M -- aB in iiru i i-ai I --- - - ri ijuh MU:.T IIIIIMCAI. I'KATUIIK, "Tin: I'.tu, ni' iiaiivmi.n" It would neeiii that "Thn Kail of lliihyldti," thn latent nnd by fur one of tho moat notable motion picture mnnlerpleceH produced hy (Irlffltb, thn wlinrd of thn drama, linn brok en uen liln own record. Undoubt edly "The Kail of Ilabylon" In one of thn ureateit apectnclea thin mau ler of picture mnkliiK linn turned cut To rompnrn It to nuytliliiK that hiu Komi bpforu would hu like rompnrluK a mniintnln nt renin to Nlnftarn, no prodlRlC'Ui ami tnajontlc In thli triumph of thn linn who first rntiHi'd n nonintlon with hln "MearlH of thn World" and "The lllrth of u Nation." To nay that hu Iiun equnlled Iheiio two former Hpectarlm In hut puttliiR It mildly, for "Thn Kail of llnhylou" actually eeuiH to aurpait Urlffllh'n earlier effortn In tlm Koriceouineai, gplen dor, luxury and bizarre life of thn nnclentn which ha bring nut with all thn color and grandeur of n day Ronn by. Thn t.ile In of thn far-cono day of Ilabylon, fin 9 II. C. but throuRh tlm powiirful fury of barbaric war fare, thn bewildering HUperntltlon and political Intrigue, rutin a bril liant thread of glory, inado up of thn love and romance, of the hatn and pumlon of human nature an wo know It and undomtnnd It today. It I the love atory of nil tlmo, brought out hy Crlfflth nn thn hue of a little mountain girl for Prince liclilianar. nnd of Itclnhozxar' lorn for his 1'rlnceiw Ilelovod. "Thn Tall of llah)lon" nn a ipce tacle In alio of the moat tremendoui ever conceived. It atlrn thn Imng Inntlon, attacka tho emotlong nnd llnve you aeen the Dig ELECTRIC Pair of Kyo GLASSES In front of 709 Main .Street? Welt, that's Dr. Goblo'a. where you have your eyes ex amined, glasses fitted, re paired or adustcd. llroken lonson duplicated. Wo surface, edge, drill and bevel tho letiHC, any sbapo, bIiu or style. Dr. Goble 708 Mala 1'bone, Ofc. I83VV, .lies. Mil -J I ii- ,r.. nu SLOAN'S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES; T"OR fortv vc.irj Sloan's Liniment - ji has been the quickest relief for J neuralgia, sciatica and rhcum.v tim, tlrcij muscles, lame lacks, sprains -and strains, aches and pains, , , Keep Sloan's ha niy anil apply freely, without tublini, ut tho first twinge. It cases nnd brings comfort, surely ' nnd readily. Vou'll find it clean and , tnoniKin'iaining. ,SlooV (Liniment Is pain's enemy. Art yoiir neighbor. At all drucglitt 35c. 70c. $1.40. Sloa Liniment ,Tk loriur of tlilsj Itch wlllqukkly ba raliavwt by upllns? troi retlrlnf , If. If Ak.rMi'aKf MiaOlnli I OKit I rnent.Onaof Pr.Hobson's iThnibty I Wimtly KaiMdica. SZPr.H6bson& EczemaOintmentsi w ViHiA fPain'sl , cnemvf ' 99B9BMflBI Home ToWne . r i lk'r.tiT t a Oictcue AORipei wtw MAIN 3TWUST VCSTCHI.Y ntiiKKrit tlln cyn. 8o KiKanllr U It, no uulviirnut In tliruui nml ho diver Hilled In content, that It neemii lm poHtlhln to lielleve that the brain of one man planned It nml directed It for our entertainment. Ami It Ih an nll-ntar cant thut (l'llffltli dan provided for Oil r milrkaliln play, with Coimtnncn Tat mnrJce, CJeorco Fnwcett, Mildred HnrrlH, Tully Mnmhall, 1'aiitlno Ktnrk, Henna 0en, Alma HuhenH, Kntn Drum, Alfred PflRct, Klmo I.liiioln and others In thn principal roles, nnd with moro than what mlRht hu considered on entire army of danclnR girls, soldiers, chariot eers and supernumeraries Thin by film will bo sljowti Sunday nt the Strand. Polnto Control Compter Most potato diseases III Oregon cannot bo controlled by one meas ure only, eay, M. 11. McKay, exper iment station specialist, In his now bulletin, "Potato Diseases In Ore gon mid Their Control." Khlzoctn-1 nln Is cited ns an example of com-) plcx control, It lives In botli need nnd nruund, so rotatlQn of land SS.00 a year l--T-T73- OUR ANNUAL SUBSCRIBE and SAVE nml seed treatment hro nneesanry. Klllior nlonn Ik likely to fall, I'or fi'Ct control In ninrly linpoaslhln, ok thn funr.un lives on many othnr plants, nomo of them wild. Tho bulletin lolls how to avert in ok I snrlmis losses from thlo nml other (1 lr-ano. Chlldrnn Mary Janes nml oxfords liavo Junt arrived at J. II, Kndnr & Co. 13-14 liny iIioho I3nstnr pump nt I3n dorH. Wo will snvn you Dollars J. I.'. Under K Co 1.1. It MITirH OK AITOIXTMK.NT AMMIMHTHATOIt Ol' in Tin: county coimit ok Tin: BTATi: OK OttKOON KOIt KLAM ATH COIINTV IN TIIK MATTKIl OK T1IK K8TATK OK MAHTIIA V. VAN IHHMMIIlt, Deceaai'd N'ntlrn la linrntiv fflven 11ml I hnvn been niinnlntml n AilmlnLlrolnr nf tlm Estnto of Martha W. Van Tlrim- mer, deceased, nnd nil persons hav ing claims against tho nhovu estate; are hereby notified to present them to mo with proper vouchers attached, nt my residence, Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon within six months from thn date of this notice. Dated thin lCth day of March, A. 1). 1922. OKOWIK. W OKKIEI.I), Administrator nt the Estate of Mar tha, W Van Ilrlmmer, Deceased. M. 11.23.30 A. 0.1.1 NOTICK FOK I'L'ttl.KMTIO.V ISOLATED TltACT. (PoblUher) Not Coal hand I'Cllf.K! liA.M) HA I.E. DEPARTMENT OF Till! INTEIllOtt. U. fl. LAND OKK1CE at Lakevlcw, Oregon. March 1C, 1922. NOTICE Is hereby given that, as directed by tho Commissioner of the (leneral hand office, under provisions of See. 24G5, II. H pursuant to tho nntfiiitlnn nt Atfre.) I) Pnlller Rnr. lini ,vo. 01 1643. wo will offer at pub- ,11c sale, to the highest bidder, but at not lees than- $7.82 per aero, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on' thn 27th day of April, next, nt thin office, tho follow- Ing tract of land: NE'4BE. NW sssiSsssssatsiassaassrfMsrfMsjsSsJalslapatSss SAVOY CAFE 532 Main Street CHINESE DISHESNOODLES SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH 11 TO 2 suuuusjijjtrutnrtnsfcyyriyirs OFFER Subscribe for The Herald during the month of April and make 75 cents do a dollar's work. It has long been the annual custom of The Evening Herald during the month of April to re duce the rate of subscription to all annual subscrib ers, old and new, paying cash in advance. : " THE EVENING HERALD IS A NEWSPAPER THAT' IS , Up to a Standard, not Down to a Price We offer no cut rates, no special privileges, ex cept this one, annual inducement. The Herald during the coming year, as .improv ing business conditions justify the expense of ex pansion, will be a bigger ana better paper. It offers you today a service unexcelled by any paper in any town of this size on the Pacific Coast. It gives you all th'o local news, tho cream of. the daily telegraph news, and sport, comic and fashion features. It is a clean home paper, and its highest endeavor is to maintain a policy in news presenta tion that will not offend the most sensitive woman, or suggest aught but good to the mind of thte grow ing child. (f! , - For thirty days, only, beginning, Monday, April 3rd, The Evening Herald's annual subscription rate will be: '9$.o6 per year by carrier; regular p.riqe, $6.50. . $4.00 per. year by mail to any home in Klamath county. by mail to all points outside Kjamath NW4, Section 13, T. 37 fl II. 9 13., W. M. This tract Is ordered Into thn market on n showing; that tho greater portion thereof is mountainous or too rough for cultivation. Thn Halo will not bo kept open, hut will be declared closed when thoso present nt thn hour named ham ceas ed bidding, Tho person making the highest hid will bn required to Im mediately pay to thn Itcctlvcr the amount thereof. Any pcrHons claiming; adversely the nhnvn-descrlhed land nrn advised to flln their claims, or objections, on or beforn tho tlmo designated for sale. (Publish for flvo consecutive weeks In thn "Klamath Herald" Klamath Knlln, Oregon.) Y. V. MOIIT, Register. M 22,30 A 0,13.20,27 NOT1CK 17)11 1'CnMCATIO.V IKOIiATKD TUACT. (Publisher) Not Coat Land I'lJHMC IiAM HAI.h. DEPARTMENT OK TUB INTKIHOIl " 'AND OKKICB at Lakevlcw, OrcRon. March 1C. 1922. NOTICE- Is hereby given that, as directed by the Commissioner of the General Land office, under provisions of Hec. 24C5, It. H pursuant to the application of Jesso N. Drew, Serial No. 011493, wn will offer at public salo. to tho hlRhset bidder, but at not less than 13.12 'A per acre, at 2 o clock p. m on tho 27th day of Ap ril, next, at this office, tho following tract of land' NEW, Section 13. T. 37 h n. 1 1 v, r... w. m. This tract Is ordered Into the market on a showing that the greater nnrtlnn thereof la mountainous or I too rough for cultivation. The sale will not bo kept open, but win oo ncciarca cioscu ora mui? nreient nt thn hour named have ccas led bidding. The person making tho I highest bid will be required to lm- mediately pay to the Receiver tho 'amount thereof. t Any persons claiming adversely tne above-described land are advised to fllo their claims, or objections, on or beforn tho time designated for sale. (Publish for five consecutive weeks In the "Klamath Herald" Klamath Falls, Oregon.) r. v. LinilT, Register. ,M 23,30 A 6,13.20,27 r-.-a.t-r-----si - 'I I I f '- : 7 I 1 I sLH m H tt ASa M mJP .1 .. . ,.M . .kr -. .i ,.. sinf a"aJFlaMriMsgg,'fcr-s NOTICE VOtl PL'IILIOATIOX ISOLATED TRACT (IMbllsher) Not Coal Land PCIILIO LAND HALE DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR, V 8. LAND OFFICE nt Laknvlow, Oregon, March 27, 1922. NOTICE Is heroby given that, nn directed hy tho Commissioner of tho (,'eneral Land office, under provisions of Sec. 24ns, It. S., pursuant to tho application of Charles T. Darloy, Klamath Kails, Oro., Sorlnl No. Ollf.rw, wo win offer at public sate, to thn hlghent bidder, hut at not lens than $15. 2G per ncro, at 10 o'clock a, in,, on tho 2nd day of May, next, nt this office, tho following tract nf land: NWtfSE',4. Section 17, T. 37 8,iIL 11 B., W.M. Thn sain will not bn kept open, but wilt bo declared closed when those present at tho hour named havo ceas ed hlddlnR. Tho person making tho highest bid will ho required to Im mediately pay to tho Receiver tho amount thereof. Any persons claiming adversely tho abovn-descrlbcd land aro advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before tho tlmo designated for sale. K. P. LIOHT, Receiver. M 30 A C, 13,20,27 M 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kotlrn Is hereby Riven that thn undersigned, as Superintendent of Ranks for tbo Stato of Oregon, is in charge of the assets and affairs of the First Stato and Savings Rank of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for tho pur pom of liquidation. . All persons who may havo claims against ald bank aro hereby notified to make legal proof thereof by filing a duly verified claim, as by I -aw pro vided, with tho Deputy Superinten dent of Ranks in charge at the office of tho First State and Savings Dank, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on or beforo the 11th day of May, 1922. FRANK C. RRAMWELL, Superintendent of Danks. Date or first publication February 5th. 1922. Date of last publication May 11th, 1922. F 9,16,23 Mar. 2, 9. 16.23, 30.6,13, 20, 27 Apr. 6.13,20.27 May 4,11 .NOTICK OK KLECTIOX OF A 1VOAIID OF TUIIKB HtirKBVIH. OltH OF Tll: MI-3AIX)WH DRAIN. AQK DIHTIUCT OF KI,AUTU COUNTV, OItEK).V . TO THE OWNEH8 OP UAXD SITU ATE IN THE MEADOWS DHAIN AOE DISTRICT OF KLAMATH cou.ynr, oreeon: Notlco Is berebr given that a meet ing of tbo owners of land situate In the Meadows Dralnago District of Klamath County Oregon,, Is called tor tbo purpose of electing a. Board of tbrco supervisors as and In the manner provided by law; said .meet ing to bo held in tbo County Court room In tho Klamath County Court Houso In tho City of Klamath Falls. Oregon on Monday the 24th day of April A. D. 1922, at the hour of 9 o'clock In the forenoon on said date. C. R. DELAP. Clerk or Klamath County, Oregon. A to 20 Inc Graduate " Foot Specirtjist At Your Service Consultation and Examination Free K. K. K. Store Foot Specialists W. E. 4 J. L Pattenon CONTRACTING PAINTERS Paints, Oils and Varnish 030 S. Sixth St., Klamath Falls Phone SH--J from 0 to 0:30 DR. C A. RAMBO Dantiat I. O. O. P. BnUdtaW PHONB 1 DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN , 709 Mala St. PJsOM 1SB.W We fit and grind glaaws, DupS c'ate broken lenses, repair frame. Is the cheapest thing you buy, pro vided you make a wise selection. BLOCK WOOD 6,00 A LOAD Is the hottest,, therefore tho belt wood for the cook store. SLAB WOOD S 0.00 A DOUBLE LOAD Ts the cheapest for all purposes you get more for the money. n prvrnN m. cc ' - ,. X ii ft IT fVo.ouamGTT V 419 MaU ratsat aas WOOD Chiropractic. Removes" trie Caus6 i . . w 1 aP5ffvMP2a. .HI asKssrao '"m HLtkW LBHLfVlLK''.aaV4kVM"'t at Pi i MT" 'Ml Abnormal Normal Hplnnl Nerve plnrlird nt this opening Tho abovo cut shows how eas ily nervo energy to Important or gans may bo cut off. A similar condition in yojir splno Is the cause of your trouble Chiro practic adjustments will cor rect It. Drs. Mallett & Mallett Underwood Illdg. Seventh and Main Phono C.19-J I. : : ; FRED WESTERFELD Dentit nost 4svw X-RAY LABORATORim Uxmim Bid Klaawtti Falls I. O. O. F. Froftperlry Rcbekah, 10-1 1 mrcta First and Third Thursdays Kwausui Kncampmrat 49, mctts each Tuesday Klamath Lodge 17? ncctn each Friday i ; WOOD Delivered f c. o. D. I, load good blocks $4.00 Single load " $6.00 Double load " $8.00 Double ldaLj3labs....$6.00 WOOD AND BAT . FRANKFORD . . PboM 7 Klamath Falb Plumbing A Heating Co. 117S MACr 8T. PHOXB BiW V- DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEPOATinO PHTBICIAN AND SURGEON Office surf ReeMemee Fhmea tZl L O. O. F. TEMPIJB RAINBOW SWEET SHOP BREAKFASTS AND LUNCHEONS 8ER'ED SOFT DRINKS. ICE CREAM AND CANDIES Winters Building Phone 1S5-J PRICE, HIIrON A GARRETT - Proprietors KLAMATH POST No. S, American Legion meets In the basement ot the ' new courthouse on Main Streot on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Ex-service men aro Invited to at "tend the meeting!-.. Dr Fred Wcsterfeld, Commander. II. B. Gets. Post Adjutant and Re lief and Employment committee. DR. H. J. WINTERS Oradoate and State KcajWttTMl OPTICIAN Nlnateen' years here in business We grind and fit Glasses Duplicate Broken Glasses Proaayt Service Bert Eci'aipped Optical Store la Southern Oregoa r . 714 Main Street. ' NEW CITY LAUNDRY Finished Work Flat Work Rough Dry 'Put Tour Dmda la On Bade' PHONE 154 Corarr Mate aad Ceager L t a a t U Jt j J. C. CLEGHORN ctvil ENaomoi AND SUKVEXOIl Phoae ISS-J 1M S, M pi l e,"J?