Pngo TKrcB
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Saturday, may 20, loaa.
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Bnmbinp Expects to
Break Former Records
NUW YORK, ,Mny 20 -rwmity
liiiuiiiln lli;h(iir limn Im wiin iii'Viirnl
miO(ii iiki), lliibo Itutli, altiiiiiit ii liull
pluycr hkiiIii, wiin pulling In IiIh fliml
tni'lMinitlim Iniluy for rn-i'iilnrluit 1 1
linn iii Iniluy In (tut tumid Im'Iwci'ii
llin Viinlii'i'N mill Ilin HI I. mils
llriiwiiM
Allnriiiillng 'li Itutli in tln bat
Iit'm dux nl thn I'ulo grounds (IiIh
imirnlni'.- in Inn linen lln ruse nvery
iiinrllllii: httii'o (tin Yankees ennui
Iniiiin fur ii lung slny was llnli Men
nut, follow t'xlln frinil tlio giilim
Tin- lliinililnn lii'lliiven Hint Im will
In nl Ii Hit, Imiii,, run record nf Mi
lluil ho I'stuhllshitit lust year, w-t-ttlllistiiliilltlg
Unit lin In entering till'
"iihi.ii, wlii'ii It In ulmltl ntiicfiiurtli
finished, iitnl Hint Im Ii net lii tir
rwt inyliiK tm in Hint Im wim this
limn In l!l!!l. Mi'inii'l, wiin liatli'il nut
'J I flllir llllKK'Tl lllKt HI'IIMOII, wiin nut
no riiiiflili'lit n( extending III" own
HToril.
"Vim nner en ti li'll," mused Until,
4 lio nirresseil III" lint "Arrhli'iiU
ill liiiiii'ii. It Ihii'I Imposslhln fur
inn In limit my last year's record.
Vnn never run toll "
Ituliii mild tnitiiy Hint Im linil nut
rcciiviTi'il Mi mil strength nIiicu his
recent uiitirnllun fur tint removal nf
hi tonsil", lint Unit Im fi'lt better.
'I'liu "ii iuiiiiiiIh Hint liiivu tui'lli'il friiin
hi limly ilhl nut iiiiiiiuir because
nf l tm iiinriitlim, In' mill llnlie's prl
Mile iiinlnil U Hint Im Just lout 2 II
iiuiiiiiIh Just IiihI 'i'Iii mill tin feel!
heller
HiiImi In far from worried m it Hi"
Imiii run It It t In k propensity of Ken
mill William. Ill l.oul American
hliiiir.vr, wim Iiiih ii i unnt of II to
il.itn, Just iiiliil with ft iltli'n Mntlil
liii' Hilt Hun' last yrnr.
"Oil, lii'll null." Itutli mi lit I
"lin' only gnud on tlm Kt l.iuls'
fl. Ill
io.immi nil. i. Tt'itv or
(Cntiluunil from Var.n 1)
nhmilit hnVK nt lenut half Hint mini
Ihu - I
I'liluunl i'iinIi)'. oiio uf Hin urlKlnnl
rmiKli rliliTN with Itoonitvi'lt, i.a)Nj
Hie tmiuui ur, ilmilKHi'il to lilt 1 1 tt IIH'II i
up pliyolrally, tiuch palrlutlnm nnilj
li'i'lup poti'iitlnl army Ii'uiItn In I
l ,li lit 'IIHTRi'lll l
"A mililler i'iin'1 Im tnrni'il out In
:tn iln)n," h,i nulil, "hut III that limn
n in n n ran iiriiilru Ibu Krouinl work "
Mm .rrnt
Tliri'i' illfferi'lll rl.lim'N n tlu varl
i oih military lirmidn'N urn tu Im c
IiiIiIInIiciI nt .'Hill rnmti. Tli., rnun
lr In illrlili'.l tutu nlnn nrraii, rrl
ili'MIs uf lat'li arra iilti'llillllK 1'Ik
linti'il cam in.
Tin' roil roil me. with nxn limit nf
I" In 3f, p'uvIiIcn linnlr mllllary
irntnlni: tu iiinllfy nn'ii for nvrvlm
In tlm iirr.aiil'i'il f'tr. Morn ml
N.iiinil ir.ilnlnit lit prnvlileil In llin
uliili. ruiimo, with ni;i- llmlt lit IH
lit 'Ji iiiiiilirvhu urlvnli'M uf ihu rnr
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mar army, iiauimiii Kiiaru nnu iirRnii
Iti'il ii'iitvi'n fur Ni'rvkn nN nun
rnmiulNNloiicil ufflrnm In thn rcNrv.
I'H.
Thu hln coll run, with nRi; lltnllN
uf l'.i to 1!7, In iIpnIkiii.iI to (iiti!lfy
noii-riimmliinloni'il ufflrcrN of Iho
thri'i liranrhi'N fur m-rvlrn In Ihu
nfflri'm' r'Ni'rv rnrpN.
Men who Imvo icn unrvlro, t'spn-
BUY HOME PRODUCTS
KLAMATH CHEESE IS MADE
FOR KLAMATH .PEOPLE
Do not stand for a substitute. . Support
Home Industry. See that the name "Klamath
Cheese" is stamped in the cloth wrapped,' q'bput
every package.
ASK YOUR GROCER
HE KNOWS '.''
"IT'S THE PEST EVER"
NONE BETTER MADE ; .
Manufactured by
MAUN CHEESE
& nisieE
MAL1N, OREGON
M ASON-EHRMAN & CO.
Wholesale Distributors
Klamath Falls Medford
I'lnlly world wnr veterans, rn nc
riiiinl up to 3fl years of ng".
Culunul Cosby urges prospective
applicant to I mm I rn of corps nren
riimmiiiiilcrH or Hi" tnlllliiry tniltilnit
nimpn association, wlilrli Iiiih liend
(murium In Now York nt 1!) W, 44th
street unit In Clilcnitu nt 210 Mnl
Idin building,
Personal Mention
Mm Win. (' Hull Iiiin loft fur I'lnn
llldgo I oniiiiihI ii frw ftiiyn with her
daughter, Mm Weber Kudrllffi'.
Mr nml Mm .1 C, lliiyln nttnrni'it (
I ml u y from ii three, weeks trip In
California fur tin' lii'iii'fli of lloylu'i
hi'iillh.
CIiur Dnnjil of ('Imimit, Minnesota,
In liern visiting with hid nun, ('. I).
Dell II In nt inn I'lim street.
Mrs. Ilritwlinltiir, llunnln l.nniN,
I'rnnri'H Humphrey, Kred lllnhn, nml
Ilex I .ii I'rnlrfln urn going tu drive
wlili (leu lllnhn In I'nrtlmtit liy nut"
Mm, llrwlinltr will utlenil tlm I'
K. o. runviinilmi In I'urtliitul nml
then vUll In Kiili'in Imfurn returning
l.n I'rnltlii will return Immediately
uml tlm rent of tlm party will Im
gone, fur nlinnl u month.
Mm. It. II. Ilnnll.) lift this morn
ing fur Oakland,. Ciillfornhi, after
visiting Ikt daughter Mm, Curl
Ki'iicN, 3111 High ntri'iit.
Ml l.urlln llnrlun In tiuinn fur
Ihu vacation frnui MInn Head' school
In IIitIii'Ii'V.
.Mrn llnrilli', who Im Imtii npnrnl'
ItiK Hin winter with her raiiKhtur,
Mm, ( P KntiiT, li'fl lili iiinriilni;
fur Icr lioinn In llcrkulo)'.
Mm. I.nwruucn Mi'linffcy nml on,
l.wrrnn .lr , nrn mprrtfil hnrii Htin
day iivoiiIiik fur a vUlt with Mtn.
Wilder JuiM'N uml nt tier relntlvoN nml
frli'iiiU.
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AT THE CHURCHES
No chanRM will bo mmlo In thli
column iinlflXN tbn copy la at The
KTtnltiK Herald nfflco by 6 o'clock
t'rlilnr uYoultif.
KAC;ili:il IIHMtT CllUltai, cornrr
nt KlRlilh and lllnti, Iter. Much 1.
Muritull.
Chllilri'ii'H Mbiin nt H:00 a. in.
AilultN MnuN at 10.30 a. in
llri'tilnu M'rvlcim nl ?;00,
I'.vnry ii'Canil Humlay,
Klainuth KalU, Man at 9 00 a. m.
Merrill, ManNat It IS.
(IIIIIHTIAN M.'IK.N'CK lOclcty of
KUmath KalU hold erle In the
lower room of tho Library bulldlnc.
corner of Third and Main atreeti,
orery Sunday morning tt 11 o'clock
Tho Sunday achool ttailoa. U
from 9:4S to 10:45 arerjr Sunday
mornlne. Tho aubjnnt (or Sundar U:
"Houl nnd llixl) "
Th frro reading room and free
lending library I open from 2:30
to 4:30 on Tuesday a, Tburadaya
and Saturday.
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HU8T lurTiRT ciiuncit Cor.
nor KIrIiHi nnd WVtnhlnRton itreotH.
8rlceN April 30
Ktinday nchool 10 a. m.
I'rcarhlna; by tho paitor, 11 a. m.
II. Y. 1'. U. 7:30 p. m.
Senium 8 p. m.
'Hi
I'raynr iiinellnK 8 p, m, ntory Wnd".
ni'Nilay nvmilni:,
Co mo nnd ornliln with ui,
A, 1'. SIMMONS, Paator. Iten, 012
Cnllfornln Ave, 1'hono 34 4M,
OllltlHTIAN CMmcll Ninth and
IJo atrneln,
A. II, llrlnlow, mlnlntnr. Itculdonro
421 N, 10th St, Tel. 040.
Our Hlhlo itchool In growing will
you atHo com ii If not rittunillng nn
other achool?
Kcgulnr HcrvlrcN during thn day.
MornitiK nennnn, "AuthorNhlp of
I'ctrlno ftinra."
Kvnnlng aermon, "(JoiI'h Three
Mdolm that Tell nf lllinaelf."
BAIA'ATIO.V AIWY
133 So, 4th St.
Tun, riaivation meeting n n, m
Tliumdny, I'raUc meeting R p. in
Saturday, Jrcnand Kaiiy 8 p. m.
Sunday, Sunday achool, 2:3(1 p. in.
Salvation meetliiK 1 P, in.
Kvuryont In cordially Invited to
thenn HervtCM.
Officer In charge,
Capt. Clara K. Nielsen.
MimiOnrNT C1IUKCH Corner
10th and High atrert, Iter. S. J.
Chnnoy, Mlnliter.
Itav, C. A, KdwiinlN, pulor of Hie
MnthodlNt churrh In Aiihland, will
apeak at both thn morning and even'
Iliac church nurvlcfH, Thn pastor with
IIMiop Shepurd nml Dr. Dnufnrd,
district miporlntcndmit, w attend
tho dedlcutlon uf thu new Mnthodlnt
church In' l.akeyluwr on Hi In Sunday.
Neit Sunday ll'lshnp Sliepard will
apenk In Klumnlh Knlls,
M'TliritAN CHUHCII
II." J. MEYER.
Chamber of commerce rooms,
lft:30 a. m.'
Theme; Christ tho Almighty
Savior.
Sunday nchool after tho sermon.
KM.tur.ii iiAtTwr ciicncii
1Mb and High street.
Morning service, at 11 A. M. with
preaching by the pastor.
Church School at 10 a. m. Mra.
I.en 1'arker, Superintendent.
Kvenlne servlcea at' 7:30.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
nt 7:30.
J. U. DICKSON, Pastor.
PHKSIIYTIMIIAN CHURCH Cor
ner Slith nnd Plnn streets.
AltTlltm I.. TtlCi:. Minister.
Pes. 104 Washington at. Phono 439W
l.uck. That In what many peopln
call It when that bad situation ter
minates butter that they had dared
hope. Home call It luck, but thu
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Christian rail It "I'rnvlilrnre ' Tin
ptiMlor'n mornliiK Hurmuii nt iJ
o'rluck will he on tills tuple
Thn ovon'fng snrmon will n on n
moiil fntereslliig group of Jesiu' pur
nhltiH, "Tlm I'ArnhliiM of I Im King
dom." Thn hour In H'OO p, m
W9 meet for IHhle Ntudy nt in-on
n. m. with Clausen for nil iikcn from
four on up. Thorn's) n place for you.
Junior nnd senior C. I', will meet
tognthcr at Hie regular in en I or hour
-7:00 p, m.
Use Sunday to Ntrnlghten you fur
the week.
netici:
or HM.K
Or IIKAIi
IWTATK
IN TIIIJ COUNTY COUIIT OP tiii:
1 8TATK Of OltnriON FOIl KI.AM
I ATH COUNTY
j In thn Matter of l.'stnto ot John W.
, Ilantn, Deceased,
Notlcii In hereby given that pur
suant to nn ordnr of tho nbovn en
titled court, madn and entered im
April 22, 1922, thu undersigned ml-l
tnlnlstrator of thn aliovu mentlnneit
estate, from nnd after Juno 1, 1022,
will netl nt prlvnln salo rnnl proper
ty belonging to nald estate; described
"" . .,. ..
niiuain in iiamain ciiuuix, ure-
gon, Southwest Qunrter of South
west Quarter of Section Twenty'
nlnn (29): Southeast Qunrter of
Southeast Quarter ot 8ectlon Thir
ty (30); Northeast .Quarter oft
noriiieasi woanur oi nccuun iliir-
ty-ono (31): Northwest. Quarter of
Northwest Quarter of Section Thir
ty-two (32): also West Half of I
Northeast Quartnr and Kast Half
nf Northwest Quarter, nf Sccllnu
Tlilrty-ono (31), all In Township
Thirty-eight (.IK) South, Itangn
1'lnven and one-half (11 H) Kast
uf Willamette, Meridian,
Said sain will be madn to the high
est bidder for cash, or part rash and
balance terms, subject to confirma
tion by the Court, conveyance to bo
mudn by administrator's; ..deed, con
veying to purchaser all right, title,
unit Interest, uunetl nr nmtseuitnil t,v
said deceased, In said premises at thn '
limn or his death. '
Dated April 29, 1922.
It. C. KROKSIIKCK, Adminis
trator of thn Kstatn ot John
W. llnnta. Deceased.
A 29 M C-13-20-27
NOTICK OI SIHltlI'lMH H.M.K
IIY VIRTUn of an execution In
foreclosure duly Issued by tho clcrl
of tbn circuit court of the conntr of
Klamath, Stain of Oregon dated thu
21st day of April, 1922, In u certain
suit In tho circuit court 'or ald
County and State, wbotcln Tin rirot
National Rank of Klainath r-VIM Om -
gon. n corporation, as nlalntlff. re-
covereu judgment against rrei ,M
Oordon, defendant, for the rum of
3U0'wl(h Interest thereon at thn rate
ot 8 per rent per annum from May 4.
1820, iitttiriiry's fees In thn um of
$100 and costs and disbursements
taxed at $36.10, on tho 21st day of
April, 1932,
Notice Is hereby given that.r will
on the 20th day of May. 1922ntthn
frqnt loor of tho county court house
Here Come the Elephants!"
I "M ft .'. , 11. I -i
.O YOU remember how you
and, early to tee the circus
fhrilled at .the lions, tigers, and the big, lumbering elephants
passed in review? , How the hprtes, the blare of the t bands, the
antics of the clowns, and the glitter of it all inspired you with
a. fervid determination to see the real, show the big perform-
ance in the tent?
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You didn't realize it then, but you were getting a lot, out of an
attractive adyertiiment
Perhaps, you, don't. realize it. NOW, but other advertisements,
just as7 attractive, just as interesting and far more valuable to
you. parade daily before you in the columns of this paper.
Jbj; merchants and makers of every th(ing you .want or need,
here dUplay.befQre, you their, .most; attractive ,wares. It ijtruly
VTHEQREATEST.SHOW ON EARTH."
The whole purpose of any, advertisement is to excite your curios
ity, gain your interest,, arouse your desire; to tell you something
you. don't know; to remind you of something you have for
gotten; to convince you of something over which you have been
hesitating. ' ' ' :JUJUPPV
In, short, the purpose of an advertisement is, in one way or an
ojher, TO MAKE-YOU HAPPIER. ' ; '
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' it that
Do You Know
That the operators are anxious to
Kive their men as short hours, as good
pay and as good working conditions
as competition will permit?
Do You Also Know
That the operators have always pro
posed running only nine hours because
these hours are the most favorable
hours in our field of competition ; and
by doing so we are accepting the short
odds, as practically all of the mills in
our territory run ten hours?
Do You. Further Know
That the pay for common labor is as
much for nine hours as our competi
tors pay for ten hours, and that the
pay per hour for skilled labor is the
same as the most favorable mills
among our competitors?
a ar
at Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon, nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, sell at public auction 'to
the highest bidder, for rash, the fol
lowing described property, to-wt:
Southwest quarter ot northeast
quarter of Section 32, Township -
A0 south, rango 12 Knst of tho Wil
lamette. Meridian, In Klarnath
'County. Oregon, together with nil
and singular the tenements, here
ditaments and nppurtenance
thercuntO'belonglng or In nny wlso
appertaining,
tak,:n nn" "-v",,, uPn ns ,no P"Per
of t1"' M,d Frcd M Gordon, or as
much thereof as may bo necessary to
satisfy thn said judgment In favor of
plaintiff nnd against sold defendant
with nteest thereon, together with
all costs and disbursements that have
or may accrue."
U. I.. LOW. Sheriff,
by HURT K. HAWKINS,
Deputy.
Dated at Klnmath Falls, Oregon,
April 21. 1922.
A 21-2S M 3-12-19
used to be on the job bright
parade? Remember how
isn't so
.
10111
Is the cheapest thins you bay, pro
Tided you make m wlio selection.
DRY SLAB
, $6.00 Cord
O. PEYTON & CO.
419 Mats) rboao 083
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Fly Time is Here
Vd are now prepared to
give you KKAI, sorvlco on
Window nnd Door Screens,
Sashes nnd Doom, Cabinet
nndi Carpuntor Work and
Ilco Itlven. Hoadqunrtcn
for glnsi of all kind.
E. C. STUCKEY
Phono 77-W '
Your Health
Depends upon tho condition
your Spina
ot
CHIROPRACTIC Is thn only
frlenre that exactly locates th
caus'i of disease, and then adjusts
It by band.
INVTSTIOATK
Drs. Mallett & Mallett
Underwood Hldg.
7th and Main Phone B.10-J
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEPOATHIO PHYHldAlf
AND SCRORON
Office J5d ItenMeaea Phone SHI
L O. O. F. TEMPIJI
klamXtii POST No. ,
American Legion aNti
In tho basement of tie
new courthouse oa Mala
Street on the first and
third Tuesdays ot each month.
Hx-scrvlco men are Invited to at
tend the meetings.
Vr Fred Westerfold, Commander.
II. G. Gets. Post Adjutant aad IU
lief and Employment committee.
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Graduate and State Begsstered
OPTICIAN
Nineteen years' here In baslotas
VVc grind and fit G)aaei
Duplicate broken Glasses
Prompt HerTlce
Itcat Eqnlppcd Optical Store la
Southern Orcgoa. (
714 Main Street
ssLa,silaffl ii . tlr 4g4
rtTwaMMKiHH
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J. C CLEGHORN
CIVIL E.VGINEEB
AND SCKVEYOS
Phone 103-J IBS S. RlTBiilf
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FRED WESTERFELD '
Dentist
Phono 4S4-W
X-IUY IiABORAT0RIE9
Ixiomlj Dldg. ' Klamath FaHs
Drt C A. RAMBO
Dentist
L O. O. -F. BuUdlmg
FBONK !
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
rinMicil Work
"Plat Work
Hough Dry
"Put Tour Dads la Oar Buds'
r PHONE IM
Corner Mala and Coager
AUTO CARS
IluililhiR mU Tallinn
All llarsnlns
Heo DICK
Offlco 210 Ilroad St.
.DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOKETIUST OPTICIAN
700 Mala, St. Paoae iatW
Wo fit aad grind glasses, DubH
cate broken lenses, repair traaes.
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W, E, & J. E. Patterson
CONTltAOTlNO i
PAINTKIW i
,Pntetii, Oils aa4;VaraUa M
100 8. BUth St., Klaatalh Fa
Phone BS3-J from to BlM
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