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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
NOTICE or orARDiAS's sAlr

Notice % hereby sivsn that IN %.
eordaneo with the order Of aAle q, ~
Coanty Court Of Klamath County,
Ofegon. the .uhAAeAie0m 8mrD ~.
SjaAosan. - guArdiAn ek tAo psfonA
anA estate Of Lean A2na JaAaeoa,
iaaano, will "a -oe ,alooe .oatue1ay,
iuns -. ls1o. seil for easA, as pfi.
vnte sale, all iAtDeest OF said ward
In the following 6enorihod real DeoD.
erty; al bids should b mailed 20 the
undsrsignsd, 20 r. q. Boz ~. Khan.
ath Fails. Oregon. or presented to
him in Dsrsoa as bic sssiasass IN
Lsons Anna Janssa's iu,srss. in
the estate In entirety with Henry Il.
Jansen In the following described
ten acre tract. situated ID Klamath
County. Oregon: Commeuctng at the
northwest corner OF the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of
section five. township - south,
range . east OF tho Willamette Msri.
dian: thence south on section line {
chains: thence east, at right angles,
on north line OF tract decided to c. O.
Lewis BY @. Leon Lewis and wife,
l6.6S chains: thence north 9 chains,
to south limo OF northwest quarter Of
northwest quarter OF said section:
thence west l6.S6 chains to place OF
beginning. excepting . square rod at
northwest corner OF said tract, bat
including . right OF way over q strtp
one rod wide TO the county road, the
north line OF said right OF way being
identical with the south lines OF said
northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter and lot I OF said section. with
right OF o. A. Hilliard and heirs and
assigns TO maintain gates.
Also the following described trs ct.
The interest of said ward bstuR
merely her inchoate dover riRht A.
wife OF Henry r. Jansen In the par-
eel described ~ follows: Beginnius
at the southeast corner OF lot IN
block 81. Linkville Plat, City Of
Klamath Falls. Oregon. and runuins
thence northsrly. on the eastern fines
OF lots and 5 In said block, $50
feet: thence westerly. parallel with
Main street, - feet: thence north.
erly. At right angles with Main street.
80 fsee: thence westerly. parallel
with Main street. so feet: thsncs
northerly. at right angles with Main
street. TO the south line OF said
street: thence westerly. along the
south line Of said street. Z fost:
thence at right angles. seuthsriy. 90
feet: thsnce westerly. parallel with
said street, Sc feet: thence northsrly,
At right angles. 50 feet 70 said street
thence westerly. along the south line
OF said street 81 SIS fest: thence
southerly. At right angles with said
street. ssh fest: thence esstsriy.
parallel with said street. feet:
thsneo soutAerly. at right angles.
lsox feet 70 north line Of Klamath
strsst: thence sastsrly aloaG north
line of said stfeee lS1 fese % The
plseo q boGinnin4.
Dated q Klamath Pain, osesea.
Nay 10. 1880.
HENRY 4. JANASUe,
Guardian Of Leeas Anna Jansoeo.
l1.lS.1S.1.0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
HQUITY NO. it7S

In The Circuit Court Of the stsss
q orssea. tor the ceusty Of Khan.
2. W. Roberts. also Known as)
Elijah W. Robsrts. Plsiatiff. }
".
Charles Harrison. also known asj
Chas. Harrison ana .. J. HaSt.)
son. his wife: also all other psS.)
sons or parties unknovn. elain-)
Ing any right. title. estate. lisn.)
or interest IN the real estate del
sefibed n the complaint hsssin.)
Dsfsndants.
TO Chaflss Harrison. also known
% Chas. HaFtson and 8. J. Harrison.
his wife. and to al! other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right.
title. estate, lea OF interest u The
real estate In the complaint and
heFsinaftsf described.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: ?
You and each ana al Of you ere
hereby summoned 10 appeaP and
snswer the complaint filed against
| you In the above satitled suit With.
Ia SIX (e) weeks after the fifSt pub.
liestion OF this Summons n the
Evening Herald. Q daily nsWvpapss
| published ct klamath Pals. Klam-
Iath county. Oregon. aud OF general
circulation In said County and STATE.
And you will take notice that II
you fail 70 appear and answsr OF
othsrwiss plead within said time.
the plaintiff. for want thereof. Will
apply TO the above entitled Court for
the relief demanded u his complaint
filed In this suit - follows:
For . decree Of said Court romov.
ing all clouds from the title OF the
real property herein described. and
detsrmining oil adveSSo claims Of
the dsfsndants. or any OF either Of
them. or any other psrsons or par
ties therein. and quisting the title
OF the folloving described lands IN
the plaintiff hsHein:
Lots rourtsen. Fifteen and 6ix-
teen in Section Thirty-five also the
| Northwest Quarter Of the Southeast
| Quarter. South Halt Of the South
east Quarter and the Wea Halt OF
Section ThiSty.six. Ill IN Township
Thirty-nins. South Of Range Eleven
land one half East, Of Willamette
| Meridian. also Lots Eight. Nine. FL
tSsn and sixteen Of ssetioa Two In
| Township Forty, South Of Reege
| Eleven, East OF Willamette Nsfidiaa.
land contalning eSe.ee acres:
and declaring said plaintiff 70 b the
ehsoluts owner thereof IN tee sim.
pie, ana that defendants. and eaeh
| OF them. and sll other persons, b
forever sn5oinsd and debarrsd from
asserting any slaim Wbatsoever IN
|or 70 said la1ds aAverss 70 the
plaintief heTein, and for such other
|or further relief % to the Court
Ishall sem meet ana agreeable TO
Thic Summons q published pursu-
ant 70 On Order Of the Honorable
lD. v. Kuykendail. Judge OF the shove
| entitled 'CouSt. made q on the 2sth
day Of March. 1880, and the first
publication thereof g made In the
Evening Herald On the S0th day OF
March, 1880, and the last publiea.
|tion on Nay II. 1850.
J. n. CARNAHAN.
Attorney TOR Plaj1ti4.
|nsh. 3e-s-13-3e-37.l-i1 :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11

wlys h he builliaS. Lse % keep
the message TAsoders Roosevelt gave
% alive. That message was that NJ.
tionsl pfospsrity ana we'll being b
dspsndsnt upon . natiou's forests.
With such . memorial. srousing The
whole nation a. II surely would for
each would have . part. Theodore
Roosevelt would both be honored and
would know that his message had
been heard"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
ROOSEVELT ROAD
.OFREMEN|bRANCE

NEW YORK. Nay ia Rooss-
vslt sosa Of rsmsnbraacs. planted
With msmosial trees from ocean 70
oessn, would b the greatest OF all
memorials that could BE- erected In
honor Of the former president. de-
eisrsd Charles Lathrop Pack. prsss'
dent Of the American vorsstry ssso'
citation, Of washiaston. In a aAdrsas
q yiushins today. NJ. Pack spoke
ss memorial tree planting IN mem
ory Of Thsodoss Roosevelt sad ousn'
tin Reossvslt. Two white oaks that
have been rsgtsssrsd On the sssoeis'
lions honor roll we're dedicated.
IN Q Roosevelt road OF rsmsm.
brsscs." said Ar. Pack. every eiti-
zen OF the Unitsd States would have
q psrt and no finer memorial could
b srsctsd than such . memorial
highway. A. nsvsr before the United
States nssds Q great outstanding lee.
son IN forest conservation for this
country todsy faces one Of its srsv'
sst problsns; the psrpstustion OF its
srsatsst natural resource. the for
este.
"Millions are TO bs spent on I'm
proved hishwsys that the producer
and consumer may b brought Gloss
a - -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
DESPAlRlNC SCHOLAR
ENTERS MONASTERY

TOXIC. April 10. (By Mail).- -
r2aaao lksda. director Of the middle
. saAsea Oe Kuso suddsaly disappearsd
,,A,1sW weeks aso leaving letter stat
~ tAat 10 was dissatisfisd with the
,ooasat state of social affairs and de-
,rosgnAnoA % lsad . Asrmit's life. Now
- ~ bssa discovered In . famous
: 0u1AAbe 0eaastsry leading the life
aea.Deak.
I'M b a. incident showing the
5 aDosaA sf the social unrest In Japan.
y H ~ nsttoaal mentality has great
!. y ,booa 0eAified since the war and
, ~ oatAeeit3ss find e hard to recruit
,,Ou1n1ane eeflosss Tor both the navy
80 seay - vsll - officials for the
hDDe0ai1e and consular services.
!, ,0onn0ejal earssrs now appeal moro
: ASsaae JaSa.sss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11

Women hold . remarkably high
plaes among the natives Of the Mar.
shall lslands--so high. Indeed. that
when . man marries hs considers Il
an honor to be known thereafter by
his wife's family aame. instead OF
giving his own name to his helpmste
In accordance with the enstom Of
yearly all other lands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11

That athletics for womsa ass TAX.
Ing . nrm hold among the eosds os
western eoilsss u svidsnesd b. the
fact that nearly 600 girls have rsgis.
tered for all forms OF competitive
sthicsics at tho Univsrsity Of OsOgua.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
LEW CODY SAYS

LEW CODY SAYS
kissing a girl with cold cream
on her face 10 like taking .
drink OF this one-haif percent
stun, II has no pep" AZ The
Liberty Wednesday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
LEW CODY SAYS

Lew CODY Says
"A kiss you can't remember ssl-
dom amounts 70 anything. SAM.
tstion and sugspics never enter
into Q ssrions love affair" Al
The Liberty tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-11
LEW CODY SAYS

1T takes twenty years for .
mother TO make . man OF her
son-but pretty vamp
can mako . monkey of him In
twenty minutss." At the Lib
sfty Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
WHITE SOX CAPTURE
TWO FROM MACKMEN

Philadelphia. Aug. 2O.-The Chi
cago White SOx in the final appear
ance of the season here today ad-
vanced to within five points of first
place by winning both games Of a
double-header with the Athletics.
The second was declared forfeited
to the visitors by Umpire Chill with
two out in the Athletics half of the
ninth inning.
The score at the time was to ,
in favor of the White Sox and the
forfeiture meant nothing more than
that tho crowd had thrown up the
sponge.
With two out in the ninth. Pinch
Hitter Styles rolled a foul down the
first base foul line. From the
bIeachers it looked like the final
put-out Of the game. and the fans
swarmed down on the field, as is the
custom. When they realized the
situation the bleaCherites retreated
to the wall. Dut refused to climb it..
Neither police nor ballplayers nor
umpires could make them change
their minds. and after some watch
full waiting Umpire Ollie Chill de-
clared it a forfeit. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
LANDS
OVER M'LEAN
Atlanta Golfer Victory
Puts Him in the
Finals.

'Flossmoor, ILL.,, Aug. 2O.-J. Doug
las Edgar, of Atlanta, won his way
into the finals at the Professional
Golfers Association championship
by defeating G. Mclean, of New
York, 81 in the .semifinal round.
Edgar was up at the end of the
morning round. That the East
would be without a representative
in the finals of the Professional
Golfers Association championship
was almost a certainty, as at the
end of the first eighteen holes OF
the mifinals both eastern players
were trailing. Harry Hampton, Of
Richmond. Va. was down to Jock
Hutchison. of Chicago. the Western
open champion.
Hutchison was able to maintain
his 4-up lead at the end of the aft
ernoon session, finishing with a card
Of II against the Southerner's 10.
Their cards were SO and 40, respec-
lively, for the morning round. The
cards:
Edgar
out. 5-3-4-3-5-5-4-4-4-37
In.... 4-3-4-3-4-4-3-5-5- 5-5-34-7l
Mclean
out. 5-3-5-3-5-4-3-5-4-36
In.... 4-3-6-4-5-4-4-5-x-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
M'GRAW JOINS TEAM,
DESPITE ILL HEALTH

New York. Aug. 2O.-Disregarding
the advice OF his doctor and the en-
treaties Of his wife, John J. McGraw,
manager and part owner of the New
York Giants. left for Chicago today
to join his team.
MCGraw was instructed by his
doctor to let go of baseball If he
wanted to regain his health, but the
fact that the team is within reach
ing distance OF the first place and
Coach Johnny Evers. under suspcn-
sion. worried him and started him
off for Chicago.
William J. Fall. attorney for Nc
Graw. informed the district attor-
ncy's Office by telephone today that
he could produce the baseball man
at from twenty-fOur to forty-eigh
hours notice.
John {. Slavin. the actor who was
injured in the Lambs Club brawl
ate better and acted more rational
today. The doctors gave out state
ment that his condition was inn
proved.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
RESUME GAMES
IN TODAY
Shops Meet, War Depart
ment and Marines Play
Metropolitan A. c.
by JACK HAAS.

Everyone is interested in when
this spell OF weather" Is going to
let up. The wcathermsn has GER
tainly played hob with the District
Championship Series, as he has al
ready caused two postponcments
Of the game scheduled between the
Marines and Metropolitans. II IL is
at all possible these two teams will
get together at .. m. today at
Union League Park.
over at Union Station the Cen
erals OF the War Department Will
try conclusions with the fast shops
team Of the Terminal Y. VI. c. A.
League At 5:l5 p. m.
The Potomac League has been
run IN two series. Congress Heights
winning the first and Naval Air
Station coping the second. 4 Sc
RIGS OF games for the championship
Of the league between the two scc-
tionaI winners is booked 10 begin
this afternoon when two games Will
be played, the fret starting at $50
and the second at 4.3G. Play will
be continued next Monday and
Tuesday afternoons and by Wedncs-
day the league winner may be an
nOunccd. All these games are 10 be
play ca on 1ouE f'Sr E1fIE nNE LslQ.
The knights Of Columbus League
is composed OF six teams and five Of
them are still in the race for the
championship. 4 series OF games &.
now in progress and winner viii
be determined by next Wednesday
night. as the X C.'s arc scheduled
TO play Navy Yard in the District
championship series Thursday. Au-
gust =.
The Junior District Championship
Series is all set 10 start next Mon
day. At the meeting night before
last the kids had about made Up
their minds 20 play a regular league
series. but after some very warm
arguments. pro and con, the proved
themselves real sports by deciding
on "a down and OUT scr.rs
These games mean as much. iC not
more. TO the youngsters than the
big series means 10 those engaged in
them. They do not expect To make
a cent out Of their series. while the
older players are casting longing
eyes on the gate
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
BRAVES CONQUERED
BY CARDINALS, 6 TO 4

st. Louis. Aug. 2O.-The Cardinals
defeated the Braves today 6 to 4.
getting lead against Oeschger that
they held all the way Doak was
injured when a drive by Maranville
hit his right knee in the first inning
and he quit at the end Of the second.
Goodwin finished and was supreme
in all but the seventh when Holke
and BOockcl singled. Ford walked.
Powell doubled. and MaranvilIe sin
gled for four runs In the home
third Goodwin singled. Smith and
FOurnier double ! and McHenry and
Lavan singled. The game was
stopped for nv minutes at ( o'clock
With the Braves up in tNe fourth
out of memory to Ray Chapman.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
BRADLEY HILLS CLUB
TO HOLD SHOOT TODAY

Starting at p. m. today the
Bradley Hills Gun Club will hold
its regular semi-monthly shoot on
the club grounds near Bradley lane
and Wisconsin avenue.
cordial invitation is extended to
persons interested in trapshOoting
to participate in these shoots.
The members Of the club will con-
tinue in the race for the season 3
trophy as the targets shot at will
be recorded in their averages.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
JOHNSTON AND GRIFFIN
WIN AT CHESTNUT HILL

Boston. Aug. 20. - William John
ston and Clarence G. Griffin. former
national title-holders. beat ". =.
Johnson and :. W. Pearson. Middle
states champions. at Chestnut Hill
today in the national lawn tennis
doubles championship tournament
semifnals. The scores: 6-3, st,
6-l. C.
Davis and Roberts defeated TIL
den and Garland in a hard fought
match this afternoon by the scores
Of -. g., 4-6. 6-4. IS.
Davis and Roberts viii play
Johnston and Griffin in the finals
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Mays Held as Speeder;
Nerves Shattered, Report

New York, Aug. 2O.-When
Carl Mays. pitcher for the New
York American League baseball
club. who hit Ray Chapman with
4 pitched ball. infliCting injuries
that caused his death. failed to
appear in traffic court here to-
day it was learned he is suffer-
ing a nervous breakdown.
Mays had been arrested for
speeding. Charles McManus,
secretary of the New York club,
settled a fine of $25 for the
pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Premier VS.. Yankees.

The Premier A. c. will battle the
Yankee A c. on diamond No. 4
Sunday morning at II o'clock. In
the afternoon the Yanks are sched-
uled to meet the fast Columbia A.
c. on diamond No. l at o'clock. All
members of the Yankee A. c. are
requested to meet at Mgr. Fains's
residence at s p. M. Saturday night
at an important meeting.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
PILLS RALLY TO
DEFEAT PIRATES

Pittsburgh. Aug. 2O.-The PhIIics
made it two straight from the Pitts
burgh Pirates when they took to-
days game by 4 to = score. break
ing down the Buccaneers defense in
the eleventh inning. when they
scored half their runs.
Belts. a recruit pitcher, was in
the box for the Phillies. and did yer
excellent work, only two hits being
secured from him after the first in
ming. The Phils won the game by
taking advantage of Pondcr's un-
steady work in the box. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
CUBS HAMMER BENTON
AND DEFEAT GIANTS

Chicago. Aug. 2O.-Benton was Of
form and lasted less than two in
ninEs this afternoon. He did enough
damage during that time TO Jet the
cubs take the first game from the
Giants by the score OF to !. The
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Gibraltars Book Two Games

Two games are on the card of the
Gibralter A. c. for Sunday. In the
morning at $50 they engage the
lroquois A. c. on diamond No. /
On the same field at 8 p. m, thew
will play the st. Dominics.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
GRFS TODAY-OCKEYS SET DOWN. AT RESUME TITLE SERIES
Chaney-Kansas Bout
Postponed Until Monday

Baltimore, Aug. 20. - The H.
round bout. scheduled here to-
night at Oriole Park between
George CLANCY and Rocky Kan
sas was postponed until Monday
on account OF the rain. frankie
Rice. of baltimore. and Lew
Singer, Of Philadelphia, will
meet in the semi-windup Of ten
rounds.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Newport Is Jinx.

New York. Aug, 2O.--Eiil John
ston. national tennis champion. has
been defeated at Newport three
times. Ichiya Kumagae, Bill Tilden
and Peck Griffin have vanquished
him there.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Reds Have System

Cincinnati. Aug. 2O.-The World
champion Reds have resorted to
thcir 1919 style Of play, It is be-
heNed. Noran's style, is to have his
team play their best every day with
out thinking about their league
standing.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Plan More Golf.

Toledo, Aug. POS. p. German.
the chairman OF the Inverness tour
nament committee, says that his
eliminates will shortly announce
plans for an international team
match to be played in 1921.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Vardon to Quit.

Cleveland. Aug. 20-Hsrry Vardon
told Cleveland golfers during his
visit here that the next time he came
to America il would be as a visitor
and not as a golfer
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
White Sox, on Heels
OF Tribe, Open Series
With Nationals TODAY
BY JACK NYE.

First place bust, before leaving Washington, is the slogan
his Windy City warriors who breezed
last night from Philadelphia less than removed
leading Indians Coming the home stretch the
White Hose showing world OF The
cnkng shekels already in their and there
possibility before the Capital City they will have
NOW into tho lead
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
ROBINS PROVE EASY
FOR CHAMP REDS

Cincinnati. Aug. 20. - The Reds
found the Robins easy this after
noon. MsmauX started for Robbies
team, but was driven from the
mound. Luque pitched for the home
club. 9The score was 10 to 3. The
yc0rp.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
CnIvo Goes TO Tampa.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Mobile. s; Little Rock, 3. First camel
Little Rock. :; Mobile, o. tSeeond game
Atlanta. 5; Memphis. .
New Orleans, 2. Nashville. 2
RirminE ham Cha tia nooga. rain.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21

Phillies. .......... 90 0OO OOOlO 81
Pittsburgh. o 0 o 0 700 a
Runs-LeBOurveau, Rawlings. MeuseI /.
Miller. Bigbee 90. Errors Miller Wbit-
ted. Sacrifice hits-Carey. Rawlings Dou-
bic playS-R. Miller to Paulette; whittcd
to Cutshaw to Grimm. Stolen bsses-Carcy
Grimm. Bigbee. Meusel. J. Miller. Struck
out-By Ponder. =. Base on called balls
on Belts, 4; OF Ponder. 3. Wild mich
Ponder. Umpires-Klem and EmsIir.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIoNAL LFAGuE

Chicago. =. >"N York J.
Cincinnati. H.: brooklyn. ;.
PhiladelpbIa. 1. Pittsburgh. I'll InuingsJ !.
81. louis. .. RustOn. L
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21

Meyers. Chicago A. A; E. Z. Knou-
reck, Illinois A. c; Jorgenscn, Dem
mark, and Rydlberg, Sweden. were
tied for third. Z. J. JENNIE. Wash
irgton State College, WAS shut out
Foss broke his own world record
Of 13 feet 8 9-16 inches which he es-
tablIshed in Chicago August 20,
1919, in a minor meet.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia - Gsmesl.
Cleveland al Boston.
Detroit at New York
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh - Gancsi.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
First Game.

Score by innings:
ChiCag CagU............... 800 600 3OO-7
Athletics .............. 100 100 OO2-f
RHns-Strunk ~. z Collins 90. Weaver,
Jackson -. Welsh. F. Walker. Dugan. crit
nm. ErrOrS-Weaver i2l SchuIk Two base
hits. Collins. Dugan. Home run-Jackson.
Sacrifice hits. Collins ~ Griffin. Double
play-ShannOn, Dykes to Griffin. Struck out
by Faber. :; by Harris {: by Bigbec =
Base on balIs-Of Faber, ,: OF Harris >:
Oh Bigbee. l. Passed ball-SchaIk Cmpires
Chill and Owens
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
MARLBORO
FAIR and RACES

AUGISI l1th to 24th
Seven Races Daily. Special trains ls.y,
District Line On chssA psaks Beach z, r
Al ls3o p. Il
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21

Antwerp, Aug. 2O.-F. X. Foss,
Chicago. after winning the pole
vault in the Olympic games today,
established a new world record for
that event in an exhibition leap. He
attained a height of thirteen feet
five inches. Peterson, Denmark, un-
expectcdly took second, while E. E.