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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1922)
m PflKo THreo THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, APRH t7, If The Office Gat IIV JI'MUH If tliny linvi) iii.i)i)' niiirn )IIIIiii:h III Ilin lilOVli'S t liit llliluniry llni'lf will Im llllliilic. Ilni fulnlllli's JiiilKn (IiikIiiikoii ' nlastli (iir ruiiry In thn kind tlmt Mill ntinlili from unit' pay iluy in tint unit. .M"ic.Mim. Mlli'iiKit 'Mm faiiimr. "Ain't Hint n flnnj row!" i Motorist (iilmi'iil'inlnili'ill)') "Hi w ninny mill's will hIiii iIii iiii ii gallon lit lilllUT" 1 1 tni'iii tier whrli folks with morn lllli'rcnti'il In dashboard tliun III1 wIllilBlilrliln' imloi l.oilln lloaKlaiid , Tin')' u"d t" buy pair nf htnrkliiK" ' fur I 3fi, Inn t lift-,, ilnyti Ihny mow' Ilin ilrcliiiiil lu lint rlKlit unit point mill ii nitnr.lil and : trro In stuck Iiikk. fv.lllf IIIII Tint IcilliiHlnr It n lilll prenrnli'il by ii p.ilntcr u Im Iiml Iiki-ii itiiipln)i'il In toncti up miiiiit drrornllons In mi nlil rlmrrli CorriTtliiK Ten (.' iniuiuiilnii'iitii 4 " . 2 .' ViirnMiliiR IVntlus l'llntit nml pullliiK In frrnt tontli ... I SO I'llltlhK lie lull mi roustnr nf Ht IVlnr uml iiii'tnlliii; III" coat 4 or. Toiirlilui; up nml roRllilliiK iiar- illnn niiKnl 3 CO Washing mtmuiI of hull priest anil put 1 1 ii R rarmlim nil hi rlirok I.JO Ailjiintlni; tin- stnrs mnl elrauliiK Ilin liliiiill . .. 3.00 TotirtiliiK up I'lircitoiy mill rn- uomIiik tout soul 1.20 T.i Willi: spots off con of Tobla ..90 I'utttnK rliiKH In H.unirii rum . . t IK HrlKlllelillli: Up Humri nf Hell, Vpiitiliu; new left liurii nil tint Dev il Hllil rlunullIK tall . .M.IIO I'llttlliK new s.tlid.il mi A lira llillll mill renlorlliK Inst tallit mnl horns to hi frocks. C I'uttliiK new shirt on Joii.iIi. now runes on tint eel mid en 10 i InrKlnK I lie whali itiouth . I'liltlm? ini It'awn on Ailuiii mnl Kvo ! e: 32 lllelngH nf Siiiurn It was a good thing Monday night wan not n night lu thn mlddlnnf sum mer, for If it had been a night In thn middle of tint summer, wo would hnvu had to sleep on tint sleeping porch, mid wn Miritly'd limn haled to sleep on tint sleeping pun Ii Monday night. Clay Center Times. 'Ilin PmMT 1'm W. C. Daeuport hii thn Hunt to buy a used car Is Just before )im move, so peoplo III the now neighbor hood will think ihi urn tint ono who used it. I'AltM POIXTCItS llcnty Kule I'lnnU for Sivil Tint host knlo plants to save for heed urn tlin largo ones, with inmiy branches mid thick, medlum-slred leave). Tall plants winter kill, planti! with heavy brunches break down, while largo leaves break off. Knlti Is easy to sitlect mnl build up for boiler yields. Hack lo Hut Hull Hot tli' young chliks out on Iho ground ni hooii iih possible, oven If thu weather Is had, Continued cold mid rainy weather rmisn hoiiio poullrymeii to keep tho cIiIcKh shut lu houses, In npito of tho weather, turnover, It Ii best to get them out on thn ground hy tho tlmo they uro it wuuk old nl loast, nnd hnforn If pnsiilhlo. Otherwise, thoy urn hard lo train to go out nml nro also likely to dovolop log weakness nnd lo go oft food. (train I'si-s 1'lini.plioiiiN HoIIh which linvn boon croppod, nspeelally lo grain, In wuatorn Orn gou roMpoud wolt to phoNilmtn for tlllerH. Tlneo fourths ot thu phos phortiH iihihI hy ii crop goex Into tho good, which lfl usually sold from tho fnrm. Yearn of this practice li it .i cntituM m'liiy of Iho hoIIii to bo (oiiio deplclod In this Important element. Ilny Willi Spil'iK Pa.siiint (llvo tho dairy cowa hoiiio hay Avon after turning thorn out on Hpilni! paNtiiii). It p.iya to glvn I hem till ihoy will vloun up ouco n ilny for lit lojint u imiiitli nflnr Urn pasluro In Konil, (Iruln fur sprlm? frciili cowh should ronsist mostly nf fnttonliiK rendu miicIi iik com mnl biirlny. I'rnloln or milk ntliiiu lut lit k fcuda iirn a Imi ikI unity imp. plli'd In Din frrtili criiKii, K.ittnnliiK fi'nilii will lici'p up llin ri'Hcrvn rii'Hli In Dim Hprliit:. Hi I'll Inter In Him nil in tiler thn prntidli fi'ciln, Mich iih nil iih'mI mnl iiittntiKi'ijil muni can bit ril. MltH. M.MIV A. HI'M.NCEH, nf Villi ilnun, N. V., iikhI, 7.1, ulii, tin lnriw tdio Iiiii Kiiliiiil firiM'ii imiiniU on Timlin mnl ftl Jin.1 tint' nil III1' 1 1 im1. U'n In IiihIIj iiiii-iIomii Hindi Hon. fy I VCX3C& JilM think of I', nt seventy flvn jenrs of ni.-' l Int Hindu uell ami stroiiK iiKmn "'"I Knin twehtt poiindn III weight, lint till" Is eiartly whnl I il,ld after tnkliiK Tmilar Not only that, feel )vtirx )iitnii;i r." raid Mr. .Mary A. .Mpemer. Cast fit . llfi-loiiK rfiddent of Watcitown. N. Y. "Por oer i year I was In a terribly run-down i-utnlltlnti nml I was so neroun nml restlest that many n di. OS 1 Vi H' --- l--jtTUfXl Wl'l & Broadway at Stark Portland, Ore. Its convenient location in the heart of the city's activities and its proximity to the Shopping and Amusement cen ters during the Holiday Season, is merely another of this famous hotel's attractions. H& iii Arthur li. Meyers Manager IMonumttriG. Klamath Falls Marble and Granite Works GEO. D. GRIZZLE, Prop. 1040 Main St. nlcliL I would dear Ilin dork strll'.n (i very hour. I wan nhlo to en I very Ill tin ami lout strnMi'lli rlKht alum:, fill' ally lieieiulni: no wwil I roulil liunlly walk from otm room to tint other "On nrniiirit of my iiko I tlioiii;ht my iloclluliiK hi'iilth vmim natural, hill 'I'n ii I lie linn prnwi! that I wan mlntak en. I i an iln all my own hoiisnwork now, I nleep all nllthl lulu:, wakit up In lint iiiornlm; fimlliiK rnfrenlieil anil JiihI fenl flint nil Hut ilny Ioiik. Tanlar Can't l' prilllieil too iiiihIi" Tnnlne uml Talilae VcKotabli I'lIU nrn nolil hy ilriii:;lHtit nvcrywlmro -Adv. OREGON BREVITIES lloHeluirK to havii new rourlhoilne DallnK Miirhlnc h l.oCDiiinllve workH monthly payroll fiV'OQ. Antnrln--$2li.'l.700 paid monthly to men omp!o)ed In IiikcIiik rnuipH Kuitenii Kleld r.ood for ninth anil iloor fariory. Antorln I'nrlflr Power & I.IrIiI Mimimtiy rodliren nn ratcH IK per rent Orn-Callf Power company IiuIIiIIiik Hun from Rprlncfleld lo ItoBcliurc Vain lilcli hdiool to hnvn radio phono with .1.000-mllit innnn. si'i:t'i.i. iiom i:i.i:ction netii'i: WILLOW V.l.l.i:V lltltMU'l ION DIHTItUT Notliit Is hereby clvcn that a spec ial bond election will Im held Mon day, tint 1 nth day of May. 1922, nt tint heriilnafter spudded jielllni: placu In Willow Valley Irrigation dlBtrirt, Klmunth County, OreKon, to deter iiilnn whnther boiids of said dlnlrkt In the sum of Thirty Thousand Dol lars ((30,000.00) shall bo Issued for tint pur point of provldliiR funds, for prorurltiK neceisnry ruclumatlon works, itc(iilrliiK tlin necessary prop erty and r'KlitH therefor, for tint pur cumin and uniulsltloii of canals, re serx ir sites, wator rights nnd for hi rk nml ronstrm Hon, and for other 'uisit rarryliiK out tho provisions of l law I lint polls shall hit opined nt pIkIiI o clock on tho morniiiK of tho elec tion nnd Im kept open until fho o'clock In tho afternoon, when tlin Katun must tin closed. At such eduction the ballots shall contain tint words ' Honda Yes" and ' HoihIh . .. No." Tint Hoard of Directors havn sped- 'fled tint following polling plnco In said district for suld election. I At tho residence of A. l Duncan, In nforcsnld Irrigation district sltunt- , ed In m-ciIoii fi. Township 40 Houth, ItmiKit 14 Knst or ton Willamette Meridian, Klamath County. Oregon Said election must bo held and tho result thereof determined and de clared In nil respects ns nearly ns 'practicable In conformity with tliu prolloiiR of Inw gewrnlm: tho elec tion of officers I (liven by order of the Hoard of 1)1- YOU Will find artistic memor ials at 1040 Main street. Whether an imposing monument or a small marker, it is of tho best material and workman ship. And this is tho proper time to place your .order for spring delivery. t I III fit i m M II i Klamath Falls ret torn of Iho Willow Valley IrrlKn Hon ilUlrlct, thin 4th day of April, I!l22. J. II, (JAHIJV, Prculdont. i,ou tijttm: A, 0. DUNCAN, Hoard of Direr torn. AtteiU A. 0, DUNCAN, H'jcrotnry. A 10-17-24 M 1-S OTI(!i: VUll PUIIM(MTf().V (I'nlilMiir) Not Coal I.nnd DKI'AHTMIJ.ST l' Till; l.vmtlOH, I' H .AND Officii nt l.aknvlow, Oro lion, April 3, 11)22 NOTICi; Ih hnrciby Klvon Hint Itnymotid A. Andomon, of Olcno, Ori'Kon, who, on May 22nd. 1917, inndit llninentond entry No 01 00 10, for l,otH 3, 4. r, and HK'ASWV,, 8V i J Ni: ', , W1V4 SK Vt , Hoe 0. Town Nhlp 39 H., II. 10 i:, mid Lot t, Kec 31 Townxhlp .18H Hiini:.! to K Wll Inmelto Mnrldlnn, linn filed notice nf Intention to make, final thrro-yenr Proof lo eHtnhlliih rlnlin to tho land nhovo diiKCrlhcd, hnfnrn C It Dol.np, Clerk of tho County Court, nl Kmn ii Hi Knllx, Oregon, on tho 1 tth day of May. 1922 ('l.ilmniit n am Ps .in witnesses- Clmrlrn Ailamn. of Olene, OrcRon. i V. T i:illott, T. M. Cunnlnglmm. and J llnrthii Harris, nil of Klumalu Kails, OrcKon. V. V. l.IOIT, tcKlslcr. A 1017-21 M 1-8-ir. Mrnei: ri J'L'iimcation (I'ulilMier) i Not Coal Iind IHPAItT.MnXT OF Till-: IXTKIUOIt, I H LAND Officii at Ukotlow, Ore goo. April 3, 1922. NOTtCK Is hereby Klvcn that John P llolbrook. of Malln. Orecon. Iwhfi fin Altrll 2f!lh. 1 U I O nttiHn ' on April zotn, r.ii'J, nmilif (Homestead Kntry No 011003, for , iK'iSW'i. being Lot 10, Suction 15. Township 41 south, rango 12 east, (Wjllamettu Meridian, hns filed notice in iiiienwon io iiiiiko imai uirvn-ynar Proof, to nstnbllBli ilalm to tho land abovo described, beforo C. It. Dol.ap. .Clerk of thu County Court, at Klnm- jutli Palls. Oregon, on tho 13th day of May 1922. i i laimnnt names at witnesses. i: I). Smith, P. J. Ilalloiak, L. It. Holbronk. nml V. J. Hnolek. all of ijnlln. Oregon. P. P. LIGHT, Itcglslcr A 10 17-21 M l-h-15 . NOTICK FOIt I'l'llLICATIOX I)i:PAIlT.MKNT OP THK INTEItlon.'npprori'd and confirmed by the court (I'ubiisiirr) C S Land offlco at Lakevlcw, Ore- gnn. March C, 1922 NOTICi: Is hereby given that Win- field K Ollkcy. of l)al, California,! who, on Mny llth, 1920 made Homo-.tlmo I stead Lntry (II J It No. 20), No. ! May A. I) 1922, appear and contest, '011413, for K'4NWW. SW'JNKUItho validity of such proceedings or I (being Tract No. 20), Section 11, any of the nets or things therein cnu-' Township 41 S, Itango C K Wllla-lmrratcd. Imette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final three- car OUR SUBSCRIBE AND proof, to fstnbllsh claim to tho land nhovo described, hnforn C. U. Dol.np, Clurk of tha County Court, nt Klnm nth Knlls, Oregon, on tho lClli day of May, 1922. Claimant names as witnesses: J. I,. IIIrIi, Mrs. J. 1.. Illcli. O. : Itlchardson, and If I., (lllkoy, nil of Dorrls, California. P. I l.lflHT, IlCRlstcr. M 13.20.27 A 3.10.17 .NOTM'K ix tiii: miutit corirr or Tin: hTATi: or omxiov rou klam- ATII COI'XTY i:.uiiy v.t, i i:t2 IN TDK MATTIHt OP TIII3 PCTI- tion op Tin: iioAitD op Dim:c- TOItS OP TDK i.ANOP.I.l, VAU l.KY IUIUOATION DIHTIlIfT OP KLAMATH COI'NTY. OHIXJON. PHAYINll THAT ALL OP TIIK1 PitOCCIIDINCK OP flAID IIOAItl) OP DIItPXTOItH AND OP HAfl) DISTINCT. I'ltOVIDINO POIt , AND At'TMOKIZINH A CIMITAIN ' JOINT CONKTItt'CTION AND WA TKH IlKHIT CONTItACT IIK TWKBN TIIK LANOKI.L VALLIJY . IlllllUATION DIHTItlCT AND Till: HOIt8i:FLY IIIIIKJATION' DIHTItlCT AND THi: PNITKI)' htati:h op amkhica may hi:, kxaminkd, ai'phovkd and' CONPIItMKD UY THK COI'ItT , To thn Lanncll Valloy IrrlKatlon DIs-1 trlrt, and to all Freeholders, I.egnl , Volers and Assessment Pa)nrs, within said district: Notlca Is hereby given that tho nbovu entitled court has filed tho. hour of 2 o'clock p. in. of Tuesday, tho 23rd day of May A. D. 1922. and the court room of tho nboo entitled I court In Iho City of Klamath Palls, I Oreron, as tho tlmo and place for tho hearing of tho petition of the, Hoard of Directors of mo inngcu Valley Irrigation district of Klamath diuntv. Oregon, oraylnr that all of the proceedings of said Hoard of Dl- rectors and of said district, proWdlng' for ana uutuorizing a certain joint construction and wntcr right con- tract between the Langell Valloy Ir-l Hgntlon district and tho Horsefly Ir-1 rlgatlon district nnd tho United States . of America, wherein and whereby the I'nlted States agrees for thn maxl-. 1 mum sum or Thrco Hundred and' . 1-ir.hiv c..n Tl.miiMi.1 lintlnra , I r3S7 000 00 In rnnitrurt nn Irrlca. I ' I tlon system and sell a water right for ; ix thousnnd two hundn.d and fifty iirre of land within tho Clear !.ake ! Division of thn iiald Lnngull Valley i irrigation iiistrict. may ue cxamineu. which said petition has been Hied with tho clerk of the Circuit court of Klamntli County. Oregon. Any perron Intereite'' may nt any beforo Tuesday tho 23rd day of i This notlco Is published pursuant i to an order mado by the Han. C P ANNUAL 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 and 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'e local news, the cream of tho 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. For thirty days only, beginning Monday, April 3rd, The Evening Herald's annual subscription rate will be: $5.00 per year by carrier; regular price, $6.50. $4.00 per year by mail to any home in Klamath county. $5.00 a year by mail to all points outside Klamath county. '-r ir fllono, .ludgn of tho Circuit Court ot tho Htato of Oregon for Klamath County, made nnd entered upon tho llth ilny of April A. D. 1922. I C. It. DKLAP. I Clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho Htntn of Oregon, for Klamntli County. (8ial) Hy LLOYD II. DIU.AP, . Deputy II. J. TICKNOIl L. V. IIOtldH Wm. P II. ('MASK Hoard of Directors of .angell Vnlloy Irrigation District of Klamntli County, Oregon. A 17-21 M 1-8 Graduate Foot Specialist At Your Service Consultation and Eiamlnatlon Prco K. K. K. Store Poot Specialists DR. C. A. RAMBO Dentist I. O. O. V. Dulldlng I'llOXB 61 WOOD . . .hr,.np., .hinr rou bur oro- ", ,,hf cheapest thlnj: you Buy, pro lded you make a wiio selection. BLOCK WOOD SO.OO A LOAD tho hottest, therefore tho best wood for tho cook itovo. SLAB WOOD SO.OO A DOUI1LK LOAD Ij t!io cheapest for 11 purposes you get moro for tho money. O. PEYTON & CO. 4D BSH Mala Phone 535 SAVE Chiropractic Removes the Cnuso tVSwL. t-.-JK'.rt. V--fw Abnormal Normal Spinal Ncro plncliril nt Oil opc"lnu Tho abovo cut shows how eas ily ncryo cnersy to Important or gans may ho cut off. A similar condition in your splno Is tho causn of your trouble Chiro practic adjustments will cor rect It. Drs. Mallett & Mallctt Underwood Mdf;. Seventh nnd Main Phono G39-J L NEW CITY LAUNDRY I'iiiMicd Work I'lat Work Hough Do Tot Yoar Dtsd la Oar Bud' 1'ItOXK 1ff4 Cornrr Mnln and Conger FRED WESTERFELD Dentist Phone 434-W X-IUV LAUORATOIUEft Lcomls Bid. Klamath Falls I. O. O. F. Prosperity llclicknli, 10 1. meet First nnd Third Thursday Kwniinn Kncampmcnt 40, mecta each Tacudny Klamath IxmIkc 1S7( meet each Friday Klamath Fall Plumbing Heatini Co. 1178 MAIX-BT. rUONK MS-W DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEPOATHIO PHTHCIAH AND BtrJtQEOW Office aad Realdcaea PnoMt M I. O. O. P. TESfrJJC , RAINBOW SWEET SHOP IlIlE.VnFA.ST8 ANT LUXCUEOXS SEWED SOFT DRINKS. ICE CJIE.VM AND CANDIES Winters Building Phono 1SS-J PRICE. HILTON GARRETT Proprietor KLAMATH POST No. S. , American Lesion meets in tho basement ot tha now courthouse on Main Street on tho first and third Tuesdays of each month. Ex-sorvlco men are Invited to at tond tho rncotlngs. Dr Fred Wcstorfcld. Commander. II. U. Get. Post Adjutant and Re lief and Employment committee. ' DR. H. J. WINTERS Graduate and State Registered OPTICIAN Nineteen years here in basinets We grind and fit Glasses Duplicate broken Glasses Prompt Service Dct Equipped Optical Store la Southern Oregon 714 Main Street J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENOINEER AND SURVEYOR Phone 108-J IM 8. RlveraUa t DR. J. G, GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 700 Mala St. Phone lM-vV We fit and grind glasses, Dupli cate broken lenses, repair tramn. V W. E. & J. E. Patterson CONTRACTING PAINTERS r' Piiintu, Oils and Vomlsli 030 M. Sixth St., Klamath Falla Phono Ma-J from lo Sift JaTB l 1 a