The Klamath news., September 23, 1924, Page 6, Image 5

THE KLAMATH NEWS
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Public Records
OUT TO REFORM DETROIT
72 YEARS AGO
lilt
FIRST ENTERED
KLAMATH BASIN
Asu
Msrr K. X. Heal to Jamea I. !
Lacey & Co. $ 50 I. K. 8. S-8
initii'-l of SV' of iwllul 15;
SKUNWU. WUSV(i. of sev.
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a ..4 r- - m n. r n urn
JS: and SKU of sue. J. iwp. 17.! '
m. Tl . r;, M bo QsT
S. R. 10.
Ci-oree Krichsen et al to,1
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. 110.
500 consideration. VHSV(4,
S4SWV, of wr. J4: XK4 8V
Vi, S4SW,, XWSKVc of sec. 1
23; SKViSWV,, W'ViSKV of sec'
24; XKXWVi of sec. 25. twp.
36. S. H. 15- 4 4S0 acres).
Matilda I.. Crows to Weyer-hieus.-r
Timber Co. 12.250 con
sideration. SWNKVi. NWV
.st't, S SK' of sec. 53. twp.
31. S. U. M.
Katharine K. Holt to Weyer-
haeuner Timber Co. $3.00 .1 It. j
S. of mt. 31: and 84. i
SWi of sec. 32. twp. 33. S. It.
1 1
. 1
Honjamln HonJ to Imac X.
Cra'Rbea.1 et ux. $1.00 I. It. S. ;
Fin: Addt'.on. lot 10. block 41.;
Te K. 1. Co. to Uex A. La-!
I'rarle. $ 50 I. It. S. Hot bprtnsa
Add tion. lot 22, block 40.
The K. I). Co. to KUmath
.. 1. r-.. t n I u s
t . - .1 ft.t.t'..l-.H I ... j '
32 S3. .l. block
The K. H. Co. to Klarna'
Ctn.rtte ivpe Co. $.60 I. R. S.
Il.tt S..r nc AdJitton. lot S.
blocV J". j
The K I" Co. to w. econua
and Sat!na Seootido. $ 50 I. It
S. Uuena Vista Addition, loi
4. Mock 4.
Lavina HrtUKh to William
R. Ccvne. $3 00 I. It. S. SK,
SE. of IS: NViNEH. WH
XK SK4NWU. Ion 3. 4. 5.
sec. 19. twp 39. S. It. 11H.
. Wm. O. M.iyficld et ux ti
Klamath Cattle Co. $f2.00 I. It.
5. KHSWV of sec. 9; W4
NEi of sec. 10; XW14 of sec.
11 t . 30. S. R. 10.
V. II. Perry et al to C. H.
Newman. $1100 consideration.
Railroad Addition, lota 13C.
13D block 4.
Satisfaction of MortgAgr
Jacob Whltlatch to Frank Van
Rchoiack et ux. Satisfaction of
mtz. bk. 23. paise 599. Property
In ?eos. 20, 17. twp. 40. S. II. ;
11 K. V. M i
U. S. OriRsby to It. D. Smith ;
et ux. SatinfactUm of mts. bk. j
26. pagi 285. Nichols Addition.!
lot D. block A.
Mi-llnn-ou Filing
G. L. Holbrook et ux to Anni
Havana. Mortgage. $2000 at
S Der cent due 2 years. Hot
mmmm 1 ' n 1 is 1 ins aassmai a is
lirr I-V..IM .l.liUn.j M ,.
With Mm.y IVIrmU
O. A. Stearns, first wh'to t
Uer Id th Klamath yalley and
Clrat whit, man to reach water',
edit of Crator laku .-i--.. u...
day vnlog from Ashland and
wll .H with rrUllt... -nd
Klamath friends, returnlnic to
Jackson county next month In
lima to b In attendance at the
Plonoera Reunion at Jacksonville
October 16.
Htearna. now nearly gj yWt'
old. first saw the, Klamath c.un
Iry at th ,0 of 10 yw,. com :
ln with his parent across thai
plaints, traversing tho southern
portion of KUmath county and
cross the mountains to Jackson
county, bis father taking up a
claim on Wagner creek. en
listed In the army In November
15. and was- sent to Klamath
under Capt. Hprague. remaining!
from that time a continuous resl-1
dent of the "country arrow the
mountains" unt'l five years ago.
when be and Mr. Stearns re
moved to Ashland.
Il write well, and the (Une
was when he could entertain on
the platform. Karly Klamath
history, as Ktearns knows u,
would be a valuable acquisition
to the later events and achieve
ments that are making for a
reat empire of the west.
A paper where all the people
have opportunity to express
thomselvee if they dvslre that's
The Klamath News.
lr .. ' . All) ii. V
.rm.ny ,,, h" h trip a
h" didn't he,.1'
t " ln,H,"led damij
corner of PoBrU
-. llMme 803, 727
Mrs; Harriet
Siewert
TK.UHKR OK mxo
Clara Calkins
ir:xi:n.u. ksciuxcb
KIoukIi lU.lg.
I'hone ftSO-W
PAINTING and CALS0MIN1NG
' ' Satisfactory Work Guaranteed
Estimates Furnished
W. F. WIEDEN
General Delivery Klamath Falls, Ore.
Benjamin B. Lovett and wife of Hudson, Mass.,
are goine to Detroit to reform dancinrr. Henrv Ford
spring Add.uon. lot ii. block has engaged them to do it. The square dances, the
james shaw to a. b. craord minuet, the walt2? and all the old-fashioned kinds are
et ux. Release of mtg. bk. 1 1. the only ones they believe in.
page 105. WHSNV'i of sec. 15;
21: and NWVi
XEKNEU of sec
NW4 of sec. 22. twp. 37. 8. It.
11.
L. S. A. to J. D. Orimes. Patent
(60 acres) E'4.NWNW.
NWHXEV4 of sec. 6. twp. 36, S.
K. 7.
7. '
Articles of Incorporation of
Klamath Superior Laundry, $20.
000 capital stock. (O. W. &. W.
H. Robertson & II. I. McKlm).
Satisfaction of mechanic's lien
bk. 4. page 450. On dwelling and
lots 15. and 16. block 201 Mills
Second Addition.
Geo. M. Mayfield to KUmath
Cattle Co. Hill of sale. On cat
tle, horses, hogs.
Mortnos
Klamath Concrete Pipe Co. to
Paul II. May. $6,000 at 8 per:
cent due 6 years. Second RaU-i
road Addition, lots 32. 33. 34,
block 18.
Marion E. Crawford et vlr to
First National lvink, Hoqulam.
$1,700 at 8 per cent due 6
months.
Chattel Mortgawn
Bernard T. Heifer to Charlie
Partin. $2,79 5 at 8 per cent due
5 months. On 86 head cattle.
James Daley Harry to The
Central Oregon bank. $12,000
at 9 per cent due 10 months. On
sheep and hay.
Circuit Court Piling
No. 1842 Equrty Renner &
Mars, attorneys. (Jeorgina Gou
iet Bubas vs. John Dubas, di
coree complaint.
No. 1902 Law Wm. Marx, at
torney. Wm. Marx v. A. W.
Finch. Plaintiff demands Judg
ment for $450.
SAX KRAXCI.SCO POPII.ATIOX
FIGURED TO HE 7HO,448
CAITAIX AI'PI.KCJATrrK MX
HERE Hill NTAMIAR!) I'll,
I'ncle Sam's service" and return
ing to h'.s position with the oil
mii'iij. inn ui uv uh iima
' . Is in the publicity department.
O. C. Applegate. son of Captain!
O. C. Applegate. was in Klamath j circulation rnrrm ih. .it.
Falls yesterday In the Interest of t?..!0-" Jh.''l
th KtnHr nil ..,.- "V"'"'" r ne couniy
Ing information for a bulletin of!-' atft
Klamath county. '"
NASH SUITS AND OVERCOATS $23i0
ROBERT SUITS & OVERCOATS $33.50, $3&50
SHER-HURST BOYS' 2-PANTS SUITS $11.75
Taylur ml-o-ttirjuiurr Cap, genuine leather visor; foil
leather sweat hand. All wool; any style. S&M.
Comer AIMVraUu-r t'oaU and Macklnaws for men, waaei ui
children. ft-W) up.
OnrraJ Kcrk-r Clothing ("(ioscn" CIMh. wears like Irsllxr.)
Nulls f ia..V; pants only fIJM). -U
III come to your home with samples anytime, day or ereali.
Hailsfactiun jruarantwl on an)ihlng purchased through bm.
A. R. RENNER
llion 100. Klamath Falls, Ore. P. O. ft 595.
Klamath County reprewrnlatlv n for above named compsnl
that's the Klamath
Applegate. Jr.. has been wlthj AshevilV
the J)ig oil concern since before ' should hoK'n
the war, putting In bis time In 1 shouldn't end there.
Times Charity
at home but It
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 22. :
(United News) The population
'of this city is now 780,448, ac
cording to figure compiled by,
the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company here. The figure
W.1M rp:ich()4 hv a ti m In lr th.it '
there are four persons to every
telephone in the city, '
Build Your New Home
BRICK
SAVE PAINTING YEARLY
BRING DOWN THE INSURANCE
LESSEN FUEL CONSUMPTION
Save difference in cost in 'a few years and have
a much better house left. ,
More Comfortable More Substantial
More Impressive More Satisfactory
COFER BROS.
Contractors and Builders -
C!. il l f I
aixin ana Klamath purt. oQQ
vri; Wit
ROBERTSON'S
806 Main Street
Breakfast 6:00 to 9:00 3hrt M
Lunch 11:30 to 1:30 rff
Dinner 5:00 lo 7:30 506
Waffles Every Morning
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS
Wood Wheels
FREE
With Every Set of Balloon Tire
15 Reduction on
all Tires
KLAMATH TIRE HOUSE
H. E. CALKING
6th and Klamajth
Phone 472
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