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The New York herald., 1920-01-09
Provision Prices
Continue Firm

The market for hog product was com
paratively quiet with operations princi
pally in lard. The undertone was firm
however. Prices closed at about the bes
of the day owing to firmness in the hos
market. Commission houses and short.
were the best buyers. Receipts of hogs a
western points for the day were ISL 900
including 5000 at Chicago, 10000 at Kansa.
City and 1900 at Omaha
cssT rSk ses sm e s seaa f%a Sss
ss s. Ssf ss Ssss s;ss;
clear, ,d 1912 IBIS, 2ec dry salted, clear, ls-2t
choice house is1S Fiefsd han hams steady sS
firm QUOTED 2sc. Refined lard firm; oontInsnt .afs
Tm %sass aseied Iss ssc A'ss sse.Sint $2s
strong; city lard stearine. 30c.; olco, 22c.
II CHICAGO PRICES.
PORK.
Open. High Low. Close. CSse
May $500 $3.50 $500 $50 $50 ii
sf@P'!, Hsy :: s3S s5S s Hiss si sisi sss ss 81 +:
MsiA., May ~. s5o 2o.5o so.s5 le.Ii le.Si 4; I;
II BUTTER.
Receipts. zoe packages Creamery higher
ihan extras, h. 66tac. n 67c.; extras, 92 score,
"oc' firsts. 30 10 81 score, 63lac. 65c.: frss
- TO ~ score. 60c. &C.; seconds, 83 to 81
score. h6c. Joc.; lower grades. 53c. J5c.
held, higher than extras, 66IHc a 67c.; extras
uolsc. 66c firsts. 6Oc. a &C.; seconds, J6c a
59c.; unsalted higher than extras, Gec. a roc.
extras, 6fl.r. 6sIsc. firsts. &c. 66c. Soc
onds, o6c. 6oc.: State dairy. tubs finest,
.Ac; G2c:; good TO prime, soc. &c.: common
70 fair. 52c. osc.; renovated. extras 57ixc. a
L .sc.; flrsts. 56c. 5sc.; imitation creamery,
tlrsts. DC. 52c. ladies', current make, frsts,
SIC 1oc.; seconds, 41c. 4Sc.: lower grades,
II ioc 46lac:: packing stock, current make. No.
l. 4fc.; No. z, 46c.; lower grades, 42c. Acc.
II EGGS.
dozen. s;ic: extra firsts, sic. s2c. firsts, 79c
ator: special marks, fancy. charges paid, 55c:-
52c. rs1s Under 'Zsf Ersdes e scc sss. s.r @
ilined. .s5c. a Coz; dlfties. s5c AZ
checks 3Jc. 3sc.; STATE, Pennsylvania and near
by Western, hennery whites, extras, SSc; flrsts Il
extra frsts, Sic. SIC; under grades 7Sc. sec.
gathered whites, flrsts 20 extra firsts, Sc.
SC; pullets 12c. 77c.; Pacific coast whites
express, extras. SIC. &c.; firsts. SIC. a SIC.
re; other Western and southern gathered whites
So. Soc; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
nennery browns fancy, sc, sSc. 40 gathssret s
fair 10 choice, 1oc. sic.
The New York herald., 1920-01-09

Trading Quiet on Paris Bourse.
PARIS, Misunderstanding was quiet
on the Boursc today. Three per cent
The New York herald., 1920-01-09

Mr.. L. c. Van Ripper:
Dear Sir
In regard your open letter arizona Extension will
busy with my great SILVERS" amagamation
your faith your property great that the
future of my own plans to accept your proposition
may possible of my acceptance
herewith give understanding of offer and accept
The public has bought the market
Company shares of The Seven Metals Mining Company;
and rising 900 shares of The Imperial Consolidated Mining Com
pany about buy 1000 shares of The Manhattan
Cnlon Mining Company all important going mines the same DIS
marketing stock extended
countrywide advertising its marketing and the more
the public everywhere have become thoroughly acquainted with the
merits and dement's Of the different properties well plan Of
above stocks the privilege exchanging them into the shares of
with established market of each of the above and the
holding Company AS the majority OF each stock has been
pete control of each of the different
intention have the market trading the stocks
ing the stock of the big final Company will always sell bet
price than the tobeamagamaed companies stock the exchange
other GOOD silver Conan which can be advantaaeouv ACQUIRED
on gond er f proper and nv
standard of good Imperial will be ready to take in such
properties So much for the preamble of my plans
You have Arizona Extension property good
better than Imperial You know how good Imperial also
know how good your own property therefore making your Offer
will send best Engineers and they good there
worked and working and nd
penden to property after January 10th notify
them They will instructions thoroughly
Extension and their findings at least five
days before February 10TH the date letter will
Immediately said send for publication
If the report that Arizona Extension
letter good better than Impera will give the choice
selling final Company shares S5OOOO cash
5oc shae) 100000 shares of final Conpanys stock
ded also give final Company sixty (6O day option OF the
remaining capital stock shares, upon the
While prefer tackle problem at a time will if you wish
have other properties Arizona Silver and
Silver Reef the time and they good better than
Imperial herewith agree take them into final Company
with basis
price Arizona Silver shall be it's market price provided said
greater than $5 per share.
accepting your wish you understand broadly
possible that you have the goods them and fair price
and that final will be able for them
what believe will be better than its stock Believe
The New York herald., 1920-01-09
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID tor furniture. cor
tents OF houses. hotels. apartments: pianos,
books, carpets. works Of art. A. JONES. 1871
SPOT cash for household furniture. MILES. 1Ja
East 12Jth. Telephone Harem-12Dy
WANTED-Iro buy diamond jewelry OF all kinds
nav attention 10 this nd unless Won have n
bargain 70 offcr: all dealings strictly corfiden
tiat: write immediately. describing goods ana
a,Ict~ prices We Will mako arrangements 10 have
ycu snr rooHs 10 h"q1 GIegv ,c' GO
The New York herald., 1920-01-09
THOMAS w. LAWSON


is o
at the
ne
will well
be the of a markets.
an
consider entirely the controlling
Mr. Iawson's Of offer compel nota
a sale
at 5Oc and the limited
the mail and telegraph orders png At the market from
Mr. Iwons offer of exchange which of they will readily do
when his final "SILVERS' selling above $1O0
the 81 lime begins
all
executed through Stock Exchange
be market instead being o
L. C.. VAN RIPPER.
The New York herald., 1920-01-09
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS.

FATENIS.
Over 70 years practice; all commute tions
strictiy confidential: handbook patents free on
reauest: special facilities for office consultations
MUM & CO.. Patent Attorneys. 6G2 woolworth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20

Home Made Cakos--Cull~ Mrs.
Lewis Osago 425 or Kings Market,
East Fourth. or Empress Delicatcs-
sen. west Thnd Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
ColIinsvilIe Banker Here.

Nj. .- .t4 VI. JdneWay,
Carl Janewsy brother Of @. NJ. and
Ray Buckles. auto dealer. motorcd
over from Collinsyilio Sunday after
noon, remaining until evening visit
ing friends. Mr. Janeway iH a prom
inent banker Of Colllnevllle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
NEW NAVY RECRUIT
CHIEF FOR TULSA
Present Chief, Roth Goes
to Virginia and Smith
of O. G.. Comes Here

After serving 10 years In the navy
IN the service OF his country, j. H.,
Roth with the rank OF chief boat
syuins mate, who has for the last
year been In charge OF the local
naval recruiting station will some
time this week leave for Oklahoma
city and be honorably discharged.
But he declares that he can't leave
The navy and will Immediately re-
enlist with the same ranking he now
holds, After short furlough. Roth
r. Roin to Virginia and take charge
OF a recruiting station there, II am
net leaving Tulsa because | am tired
OF the town--not at ALL" Roth de-
clnred yesterday, but | want TO sec
more OF my country. Therefore |
am going east"
IL s. Smith. with the rank OF chief
turret captain Will take charge of
the station here upon Roth's leave
taking. Smith has been IN tho SER
vice. for 12 years, and | Intend TO
stay un.. they Kick me out" ho
says. The new chief comes from
Oklahoma city, and. there he has
the reputation of being the liyest re-
CIuit getter ever assigned 20 that
dead city" Comrades OF Smith de-
clare that he has ON numerous oc-
casions been on hand nt the office
Hs early as 3 o'clock In the morning
with two or three prospective "gcOs.
The recruiting service In Tulsa Is
expected 20 have n boom" And
the service In Nirginin when Roth
arrives on the job wifi have another
boom" according to the late chiefS
co-workers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20

A patent has been isued for a
mechanical blotter for use on large
eurfnCcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
MACADAM SEEMS
TO BE UNOPP0SED
Specifications to BE Sub
mitted to Board With
in Few Days
JUST WANT PAVING
No Protests Have Been Re-
ceived from Property
Owners Affected

CITY Engineer g. E. Griggs cKprcta
10 submit 10 MAYOR and CITY com
mlsstonprs with tho next f,w DAYS
spccifi,atlons Tor tho laying Of ma
cAdnu base Tor having 10 rrpli,c
concrete bnac This is being done
pursuant fn ipstru,tious 90 the city
engineer from tho CITY commission
recently. whom it was apparent That
tho cement shortage would continue
with variations na 90 aofiuusupas Tor
perhaps several months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20

A motor driven hf.1 opw In a
new tool for retail butchers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
Local ELks Plan for
Gaia Day September
27 to Initiate 300

Local Els8 arc planning for n
gala day In l1lkdom on Sept 81
with q class of 400 arc initiated
into the mysteries Of this order.
carly In tho morning, and will end
at midnight whom the Jazz orches-
ira plays Home, Sweet Iiome to
dancers at Convention han.
Jack Golfand, chairman or tho
arrangement committee. snid
sunday that plnns have already
hocn perfected 80 there viii be no
confusion, and that II viii be a day
long remembered by those who
are already Elks moro 80 by those
who are to be made Elks on that
date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20

n which mon are very much needed.
They know wireless and have Fpleu-
lld opportunities To connect with one
of IN, large steamship limos. accord.
lrg ~ the recruiting ofiCors. And
they draw good pay while IN the
naval service thus The young "gob"
o8rus while he learns,
The hospital Pfnnch u tho navy
g. ghors on Httehdcnts. according to
- bulletin received 1t tho lacul naval
recruiting station Saturday Men who
have previously served in tho hos
piitl branch u the army or have
been nttcudrutf at some school OF
pharmacy may now enlist I'm tho
navy with tho ranking Of hospital
In thus important branch Of IN, 7tr-
vice ig Tor a period uf three years
and the recruit may have his choice
" tho various hospital schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20

who ls the principal speaker to-
day ut the meeting of the Tulgn
', wants and Lions clubs at Hotel
Tulsa Iuuus comes here under the
auspices of the Lions club. lecture
fugtlou, and Us touring the country
under The direction OF the federated
Lions clubs
Although the meeting today ig 10
bee officially that OF the klwauls
club this organization has agreed TO
turn itG program uWo over TO the
Lions president Rev ~ o. Cooke.
The public iH invited TO tho meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
MEN ARE WANTED
FOR RADIO WORK
Navy Wants Recruits for
Wireless Branch; Hos
pital Corps Also Here

Radio men no wanted In tho navy
--Hnd waited badly acording 20
local navni recruiting oficinia. This
branch Of the service ia ono OF the
most attractive offered Men may
enlist for four years and have the
choice " going to school In any one
of the several naval districts. For
two years Of their enlistment thcy
arc stationed az shore stations and
the last two years they spend on
the water After being discharged
tho men have learned a trado--on"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20

George Hawkins, one OF the four
persons injured in the street car
auto collision saturday night. is an
oil field worker instead Of a taxi
driver as first reported.
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08

which embraces the opportunity Of
frrrd today to buy Liberty hnnds NJ
a discount Is worth Just rs much rs
It ever wi,, md q lIIllr more
The wise rilI2rn realizes that aud
puts away y few ol these dollars
against the time when they will hr
needed
The dollar which Is not spent tu.
da, when Il Will hnN about half q
dollars worth. will he worth. when
thr frliIu,mrnI period is over
uraflN wirr - much, measured ~
rommnilur, rs II Is luiiy.
Nh, spend 80 Your dollars when
they will huy ~ littlr' Isn't It a
wiser ulau a. save some of them
until thrN viii huN twice aS much
That Is ahout Il, easy Nav a.
make money =, lI, hvrn Suelestr,,
los lnN ul the professors ~ grttlnp
rIrh rapidly Nhn INST unw are reap.
lug = considerable harvest -S ~
Joseph Observer
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08
LutesvilIe News
DANIEL T. COLE

Nr ana Mrs Sylvester Shairr If
Whitewater were here, visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Shafpr, father.
Uncle Billy Francis, over Saturday
night
T. A. Caldwell is moving his res
taurant into the Farmers and Ner-
chants banh tuIdinG. next door to
A. K. Lutrs undertakine establish
ment The building vacated will he
occupied by 5 + and Homer Chand-
Ter
Merchant and Mrs Jasper Cooper
of Sank went TO ST. Louis Sunday
H p Nichaels Of ST Louis. who
recently bought the Barnes place on
the DongOia road moved to it tins
week.
Henry Lutes will move to Blythe
vile, Ark, this week
Captain d J Conrad Of DongoIa
will move to LutesvilIe this week.
Doc Bennett has moved to the
room back of the butcher shop
Mrs. Edward Wann went to Delta
Monday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Belle Burford.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Site April 6 girl
Lineman Otto Sander and John
Henley went to Grisham Spur Tues
day to do some work on the tele-
phone lines
Walt Denman of Marquand was
here Monday,
Bill Roberts and Elmer Eaker of
Huxie were called to Chaffee Sun
day on account of the serious illness
of Ed Roberts.
Anthony Clubb of Oran returned
home Saturday.
Hon. Geo B. Myers moved from
the vicinity of Buchanan last week
to Lutesvile.
Miss Alma Fish, who is in school
at the Teachers college. Cape Girar-
deau. visited home folks Saturday
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08
A Dollar HhiCh DOeSn'f Shrink

This paper has for the past two
years been preaching sermons
on thrift and saving-and it is going
TO 90 right ahead and keep up the
agitation no matter if the Gilded
youths and careless girls who now
earn from $40 to $40 week and
never have a dollar left Monday
morning do call it an "oId scold".
The fact is that there must be say
ing. if the country is to 90 ahead.
1t is true that the dollar will buy
but little more than half what il
would buy a few years ago and as a
consequence most people are re-
ceiving great many more dollars
than they did few years ago for
their goods. services or labor.
One dollar is still a 100 per cent
dollar. That is the dollar that is
saved and judiciously invested, even
in the savings bank. Many people
are throwing away dollars that could
be made 100 per cent dollars.
The dollar which buys good bonds,
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08
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answered IT a liberal way ~ order
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collapse
those teachers VINO nave remain
ed IN the profession despite the low .
salaries are cInGinE to the hop" that
the situation VIII pereinrdied ihcy
nave spent much time and money
III preparation Tor careers a. teach .
ers ana dislike to Sacrlil'e all that .
preparation and begin anew IN the
commercial "orld
leacher agencies mere ana men
high IN the educational world are ,
wondering now grave the situation
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of the states best teachers
Sunday we received IN our mail
an article from ont on one of the
routes signed, u T.. l. II was an
attack on neighbor, whom he
characterized as several coIorS and
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08

Several merchants of Excelsior
Springs were the victims II an enter
prsine man who offered . cents per
dozen above the market price NJ
rGeS Jones WAS In pay the freight
lnt the eggs were Ia be- delivered ~
lnr iulcrurhan station The checks
gwen IN payment were worthless aud
the Excelsior Spring, Diiy Gail
mu,lcrS something about q had
rag getting away with lhr good
ones ST Joseph Observer
lW PprSS 81 80 per wear
let the mistakes NJ your neigh.
hnr, htinG wisdom to You
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08

len MONDAY
Mr. Ni0mr Huffman 10 Drum
wa> u'r" un nu>lur>, Saturday
METHODIST MENTION
SUNDAY wi> great day for the
It'll Methodist church There we're
l3i ia Attendance upon rne Sunday
school ana the total collection for
Sunday school purpose, was S7O. Of
whI.h so goes To the conference
board for supplying literature To
needy Sunday school, aui $50 to be-
appropriated to the equipment of
The Hill church Sunday school Be.
sides. the church and Sunday school
made Nr, Henry a present of $50
Revival services closed Sunday
night The morning service was
very impressive Eight we're hap
uz.i and they and ten Others we're
received INTO the church. making
the total additions 10 the church
during the present paStorate thirty
Rev 4 ) J BaIdridge went to
Morley on the afternoon train. and
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-08
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C. F. HOPKINS
STORE NEWS

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-30
SuMMS -" 'l,>
EoUITY NO. ttSs

In the Circuit Court Of the state
OF Oregon. for the County OF klam-
sth.
u, w. Roberts. also known as,
} Elijah W. Roberts. Plaintiff.
| vs.,
Charles Harrison, also known as)
.Chas, Harrison and s. j. Hart-)
sen, his wife: also all other per-)
sons or parties unknown. claim-l
ing any right. title. estate, lten,)
or interest in the real estate de-)
scribed In the complaint herein.)
Defendants.
To Charles Harrison, also known
[ as Chas. Harrison and s. j. Harrison,
his wife. and to all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
!. title. estate, lien or interest In tho
real estate in the complaint and
hereinafter described,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
J., oREGON:
! You and each and all OF you are
hereby summoned to appear and
snswer the complaint filed against
you In the above entitled suit with
In six (6) weeks after the first pub.
lication OF this Summons In tho
Evening Herald. a daily newspaper
published at klamath Falls, Klam-
ath county. Oregon. and Of general
circulation in said County and State.
And YOU will take notice that II
von fail to annear and answer or
otherwise Mead within said time.
the plaintiff, for want thereof, will
arplv 70 the above entitled Court for
the relief demanded in his complaint
filed In this suit as follows:
I For a decree of said Court remov-
ing all clouds from the tit,a, Of the
Fresl srrorerty herein described. and
Z determining all adverse claims Of
sthe defendants. or any or either OF
Them. or any other persons or par
Sties therein. and nuiet'ng the title
So' tho following described lands in
fthe r,airtift herein:
4 Lots Fourteen. Fifteen and Six
s.oon IN Sact'or Thirtv-five also the
Northwest Quarter nt the Southeast
Quarter. South HaIf ~ the South
eost Oua-te- and the West Half NJ
Section Thirtv-six. all In Township
.Th'rtv-nira. South OF Range Eleven
!, srd one half East. OF Willamette
/ Meridian. also Lots Fight, Nine. FIJI
stten and SIXTEEN Of Section Two In
! rnwrshin Forty. South OF Range
! Eleven. East OF Willamette Meridian.
and containing 659.s9 acres;
and declaring said plaintiff to be the
absolute owner thereof in fee SIM
iple. and ,that defendants. and each
of them. and all other persons. be
forever enjoined and debarred from
asserting any claim whatsoever in
tor to said landR adverse to the
plaintiff herein. and for such other
or further relief as to the Court
shall seem meet and agreeable to
equity.
This Summons is published pursu-
ant to an Order Of the Honorable
d. v. Kuykendall, Judge Of the above
entitled Court. made on the 29th
day Of March. 1920. and the first
publication thereof is made In the
Evening Herald on the 30th 'dav Of
March. 1920. and the last publica-
tion on May II. 1920.
J. II. CARNAHAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
3O-S-13-2O-27-4-11 . "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-30
,oR sALE-Jubilee incubator, 500

FOR SALE-Jubilce incubator, 500
egg size. water system; S. Il. /.
hens, New Zealand Red rabbits.
stands of bees and supplies; covered
buggy. two seats, single and double
harness; boys saddle, plow, harrow.
mower. hay rake. garden seeder and
cultivator, horse cultivator and list
er, hog scalding vat, new washing
machine. Will Humphrey ranch.
lust north of county farm. SOL"