davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Cleared

Tamplco, Robert T. Hague ''''' ''e
Str Amelia (Am), Captain Gabrielsen
Port Antonio; Atlantic Fruit CO
Str MARCUS (Am), Captain Middleton,
cothenbprg. Mslmo and Pesrosrad; sus-
str Havana Maru Gap>. Capta!n Inai;
Inc
81 Tigsr lNqr), Captain Blomquist
steiiene: Robert i Hague;
SIR ,.',I carmania a, s n3F5: Captain Nelson;
Str Fort st George ,Br). Captain Nc
Kenzie; Baltimore; Furness Witty e. Co
ST. Lake Stryron (Arnl. Captain Kin
ney, Mobile and Tampa, Mallory s Co.
s-r Delaware (Am) Captain Robinson
Str Apache (A1n), Captain Chichester;
Charleston and Jacksonville, Clyde s S
Co
Str Tacoma fAln>. Captain Eagles;
smyrna and Piraeus, Oriental Navigation
str Tivives (Arn). Captain Smith: king
ston and Crstobal, United Fruit Co
Str Matura tBD, Captain Kirkby; Gre
nada, Trinidad and Demesara; i7urness
Witty Sc CO.
str Centennial state (Am). Captain Pen
dlebury; London via Plymouth and Bou-
Str Fort Victoria GBD Captain Davis;
Hamilton. Furness Withy & Co, Ltd.
str Juliana (Span). Captain Gasuls, Bill
bao and Gijon Garcia & Diaz.
str Topdalsfjord (Nor}, Captain Hal
vrosen; Trondhtem and bergen; Norwe-
glRn-American Line
ScNr Elizabeth Ruth CAm), Captain Bur
bridge; Plymouth. W \ Burbrtdgc
Schr Flo + Nader fBr} Captain Nader:
Newark, Glnaften {: CO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Ship Board " orks Alone
In Egyptian Cotton Case

The Shipping Board has not yet
asked the assistance Of the State De-
partment IN the effort to prevent dis
crimlnation against American ships in
the Egyptian cotton traffic, it was
learned on good authority yesterday,
lhe Emergency Fleet Corporation.
through W. J. Love, operating vice
president is handling the matter as a
business proposition and will not 60
TO the State Department unless it is
decided to adopt more drastic steps to
force the British lines to terms. IT is
sad that before the board has rec curse
TO Section la Of the shipping act,
which gives authority to bar foreiqn
vessels from United States porfs under
such circumstances, the State Depart
ment will be consulted
Officials Of the board expect hard
fight, and are doubtful if the rate cut.
amounting to 10 shillngs per ION
below the British rate. will be success
ful. 1t Was said thst nirety-one of the
ninety-fve members Of the Alexandria
General Produce Association have
signed contracts with the five Liver
pool conference lines, despite the fact
that the Shipping Board offered lower
rates.
While individual steamship owners
il New York declared that they would
support the board in It's stand, the
matter has not yet been passed upon
officially by the American Steamship
Owners Association. 1t is expected
that motion will be made at the next
meeting. IN about ten DAYS, to indorse
the position Of the board
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

AtIlNUlS rom new OEk
N1Go oct S-Str Roma CFr).
ST MlCHAELS. Oct S-Str Canopic (Br).
COPENHAGEN. Oct 5--Str Monena.
LONDON, oct s--Str Nasconia (Br\.
ADEN, oct s-Str City of Lahore (I3r)
koTKA Oct S--Str Nincennes Bridge.
BATAYTA. oct 5--Str stentoT (Br}.
HAM3URG. Oct s-SStr Orbita (I3r).
PORT SAID Oct Str Emp Arrow,
for Manila
BREMEN. oct a-str America via
Plymouth and CherhourK.
AUCKLAND, Oct Str City ot Sydney
(3r)
BRISBANE. oct s-str Ribera OBJ.
AALESUND. Oct str Tyrifjord (Nor),
for Bergen.
LONDON. Oct ro-str strathearn Gsr).
SOTT HAMPTON, oct 10, m-Str
AGuitania (Br).
PLYMOUTH oct 1o--str Finland. for
Antwerp (and proceeded).
Departures for New York
VANRE, oct 6--Str I4eopoldina fBraz)
COpENIIAGfeN, oct Str Oscar III
PENANG oct Str Tuscan Prince (Br>,
from Hong Kong.
coloMBO. Oct Str Nanersc (Br),
from Calcutta.
MARsEILLHss. oct 4-str San Francisco.
LISBON, Oct Str Steel Engineer. from
IoNDoN. oct s-st. vel,avia tBr,.
GlbRAI.1AK oct Str Clan Robert
'02 aEH6A a4l f'9m on, c0l9mfo ls5o c,vs.nno v.ra
TUIr. oct s-ssrs ulndoo Cno. and
Vulcan city CBr) formerly Ausvald
MITi1l., Oct f--s;tr Iestris (Swedl.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Shipping Men Have
Plan for the Board
On Price Revision
Will Urge Commissioners to
Redistribnte Tonnage in
Avoiding Cash Payments;
Ask Support forU S. Ships

representatives. of steamship COM
panes which are facing bankruptcy
because of inability to meet install
ments on vessels purchased from the
Shipping Board at high prices are pre-
pairing to appear before the commits
sioners in Washington on October "a
with plan which they believe will give
relief to the companies while avoiding
a cash refund from the board to con-
Germs that paid cash.
They will propose that the board re-
duce the original purchase price, aver
aging around $3.50 a deadweight ton,
TO less than 500 ton The plan in
cludes allotment Of a certain amount
of tonnage to TIE various companies
on the basis OF the cash already paid,
and also the Distribution OF CORE
panies which paid cash in the begin
ning. This policy, according to local
steamship officials, will make it un-
necessary for the Shipping Board to
dip into its pocket if a policy of re-
vision of prices is adopted. Chairman
Lasker has pointed out on several occa-
sons that the greatest stumbling block
in the way of relief to the bankrupt or
financially embarrassed companies ia
the prospect that the board would not
only lose an asset on installments due.
out might even be called upon to repay
considerable sums.
Shipping Is at Stake
Robert c. Adams, receiver for the
Green Star Steamship Company, said
yesterday that the question at bottom
IS one Of the maintenance of American
shipping. If the board extends assist
ance to these companies. he said, it
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

will enable many of them TO get on
their feet and aid in the establishment
OF an American merchant marine. Off
Gals of the Green Star will meet to-day
to decide their attitude at the hearing.
John ". Griffin, Of Haight, Smith,
Griffin & Deming, who represents
four or five steamship com panies in
the effort to obtain e revision OF con-
tracts with the board, stated that the
companies would favor distribution Of
tonnage as a means of meeting the
situation without calling upon the
board for actual cash
There are fortytwo companies which
the Senate Committee on Commerce.
bought 426 vessels from the Shippin z
Board for a total OF S293. 100000 1t is
estimated that approximately $50 0,000.-
COO has been paid, leaving about $780,
100000 due on installments if all Of the
companies were able to continue pay
ments. A large number Of these con-
Germs have already gone into bank
ruptcy, the latest being the Green Star
Company last week. It is believed here
that the failure of The Green Star
moved the board to hold a hearing next
week on price revision.
Will Appear Separately
preSentatives Of the companies
nave not yet taken steps 10 act Jointly
in presenting their case to the board,
according TO information obtained yes
terday. 1t was indicated that the
various concerns will appear separately.
though their attitude is the same and
their solutions Of the difficulty will be
identical.
Local steamship men are following
closely the course of the Joint resolu-
tion introduced in tho Senate to
authorize the Shipping Bourd to modify
the contracts for the sale of ships at
war prices. This has been referred to
NO notice Of hearing has yet been sent
out. While there is general approval
of the measure among the local COM
panles, the attitude Of the board has
not been made clear. Chairman Lasker
and the general counsel, Elmer Schles-
niger have stated that the board has
not the proper legal authority to
revise the sales price 1t is understood
that the resolution. introduced by SEN
ator Curtis. of Kansas, was put in with
out the knowledge Of the board. 1t is
expected that if the board decides upon
the ACCESSIBILITY of making a revision
OF prices, Recommendation to Con-
gress of this nature will result in
passage Of the resolution.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Arrived Yesterday

ST. Parma (Br) Barbados sept 60. $.
iucia 80, pomin'que and Guadoloupe oct /.
Thomas 4; TO Furness, Witty g. Co: with
Sl passengers, malls and fndse Pier 81,
str sants Euisa. Valparaiso Sept 81, Iqui-
bal Oct 3; to the Grace Line with DO pas
sensers mails and mdse Pier SO, Bklyn.
str Edith. san Juan oct . and Aqua
dilia to the But! Insular Line; with
3 Queenstown q to this White star Line:
win i9i frst, 4o6 second, 474 third class
passengers, mails and indse; Pier CO. n r.
str FL CAPTAIN. Ponce, Oct 3 to Robert
!; Hague; in ballast, Pier 2, Constable
Str Mongolia HanlNurg. Sept 2s: to tho
American Line; with IA cabin. $50 steer
ase passengers mails and mdse; Pier SO,
I Str vauban (Br>. Buenos Ayres Sept 81
RIO de Janst-o 26 and Barbados Oct 3 to
the LalNport & Holt Line; with 1A4 pas
SenSers. mails and mdse. Pier IA. flobokdn.
Str Lake Bridge, Baltimore. Oct s. to
Ha schaw s S Co. with mdse; Pier 81. F. r.
Stg Fort Victoria CBr). Bermuda Oct Z;
to the Furness Bermuda Line, with 213
passengers, mails ana mise Piei a5 N r.
Str Tanamo, Ponce and Mayasuez oct
ompany. with 20 passengers and mdse,
Str st Mary. Port Antonio Oct 81 to the
Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Pier
Str King city. Newcastle England Sept
49, 70 w LNey. in ballast; Pier A,
Str Zoppot (Dan), Lobos Oct / to Rob
ert l. Rague' with crude oil; Pier s. Ba-
str L T Bedford. Lobos oct . to Robert
L, Hague. With crude OIL Pier s, Constable
I S $ Newport (trainlng ship, Bermuda;
anc hored of Tompkinsviiie, l.
SIR santa Tec'a, callao s5ept. 10; Guaya-
Gun Sept 27 and CTistobal oct !: to the
Grace Line with mdse Pier 33, Rklyn
Str Hayden Ponta Delgada Sept %: to
Moore & McCormick, IN ballast; anchored
OF Red Hook Flats
str Louisiana. returned from sea to the
Texas Co Robins d l., Bklyn.
Paul Jones. Newport, 7; Navy
Str Hi Estero, New Orleans oct !; to
the Southern Pacific Co, with passengers
and mdse; Pier 80. X r.
str Gulfpr!nce. Polt Arthur Oct s: TO the
Gulf Refining co. with OIL; Gulf Refining
Docks, BaJonne. J.
ST. zulia, La Guayra Sept 30 Maracaibo
! Oct I. Curacao Oct 3 and Mayaguez oct );
'nai and mdse Pier Il Bklyn.
Str Fenchurch (BO. Barcelona Sept 10.
Gandia Is and Malaga %: TO James W
Elwell q Go. with mdse, # 3tst st, Bk'yn.
Str Berensfjord (Nor). Christiania sept
so nd Stayanger and Bergen OCt l to tie
Nolwes tan American Line. with So first,
and nGse; It 2oth st. BSlyn.
Schr Rose Arao Belliveau (Br), Euatan
sept q; to f Whitney & Co, with cocoa
nuts.
str Lake Arthur, Richmond; to tho Rich
nond and New York Steamship CO, with
mdse; Per 4G r.
M str rqnee. 5,3 San Juan Oct 5: to s.
and mdse Pier 35, Bklyn
Str David McKelvy. Fort Lobos Sept 30
TO Tdewater OIL Co. with oil: Pier l, Tide
Str Lake Farber Bristol.
Str Seminole lBr). Avonnouth-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

Iubrsco revealed that twenty-five bottom
plates were DANA sed By the grounding on
Partridge Point. previously reported. Ten
of tho plates viii haYe 20 be replaced.
The str Colusa. in port here from South
America. vas drydocked yesterday FOR re-
pairs. part of which were necessitated by
grounding at san Franvlrro.
PORT TOWNSEND. Oct 10-Demand
for Northwestern lumber in the Orient
shows no sign of abating.. The latest fun
cargo charter announced Is the str Ayaho
Maru (Jap), due on Puget Sound October
%
ASTORIA. Oct 1O-Troubo with the
steering engines delayed the departure OF
the Shipping Board str West Mahwah for
Australia from Saturday evening until yes
terday morning. The cargo included 1000
cases OF canned salmon.
VANCOUVER, oct 1o-~Thrty thousand
cases Of Nquor. said to be the largest con-
signment Of spirits to arriva hero from
ths United Kingdom in months. are to be
delivered here this week by the str .Astva-
naX t3r). The vessel called at San Fran
cisco en- route here and heavy guard was
maintained over the cargo.
=, VIC NlCT0RIA, oct l0~-Japaneess passcneer
passenger lists The str Katori Maru. due
Thursday, has only to3 passengers for all
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Due To-day


Vessel. Fort feoncv.
FraDcisco, Malaga, Sept le
Eliermans Wilson Line
Franco, Havre oct 3...-..... French Limo
Robert Dollar Gibraltar. SEPT 80.
VIM Tupper, Barbados. Oct a...clyde 9 $ Co
olympic, Southenplon. oct s
Paunonia, Naples. Sept ..Cunard Line
fencisely' Gibraltar. Sept 70.
Phelps Bros, Inc
Moro Castle, Havana. oct sW Ward Line
Due Tomorrow
Polonia. Danz'e. Sept 2s.. Balt,c-A Aro Lima
Ipswich, Hamburg. sept 27
United Amer Lines
Ocean Monarch. Aleiers Sept "a
Houlder Weir y Boyd
Gothic star. san Francisco. sept ls
Alliance. cristohai. Oct 6 Panama Y Il Limo
Due Thursday
OrdHna, Cherbourg. oct 4
Royal 'lall steam Packet
siNaola, Santa Maria. oct Unit Fruit Go
Maine. London. Oct Atlantic Trans Line
Luke Tcrber. Br.stol. sept -
J X Wincheater &. Co
due Friday
Nc'7 foFh city Bristol oct 7.
james ArKell & Co
Due Saturday
.>icaw Anste rdafu. Plymouth. Oc: s.
holland Amor Line
,l... Due sunday
i.copoldina. NaYro. oct 6...... French Limo
E'inccss Matoika, Bremen. oct T.
United states Limos
Duo Monday
brffn1sria. Souf hnfn pit on, Crt 2 ..Cunnr1 !,
Baltic. Liverpool. o"t White Star Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Trans-Pacihc Mails

The connecting mails close at the General
Postoifice and city Hall Postnfflce Station,
New York. at p m, as follows:
Hawaii Japan, Corea. Siberia and Philip
pine Islands. VIA San Francisco, steam
ship Tenyo Maru, October IL.
ItaWaii via san Francisco, steam ship
Maui October "A.
E2waii Netherlands East Indies (except
Sunatra), ana specially addressed mall
for Japan. Corea and China Via San
francisco, steamship Nanltng Octo-
Der II.
Japan, coren, China. Siberia, French Indo
thina Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), and Philppine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. C., steamship
- Gnpress of Japan, October II
IaElti, MarGuesas. Cook Islands New
Zealand aud Australia. via San Fran
CISCO. stealMshlp TahliI. 0c1nhnr %
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Sailed Yesterday

(AIn). Tampico Eocene (Am). Provi-
dence, Masonomo tBr). Providence; Alad
din tArn), Beaumont; William II Dohep y
fAm), Tampico, CITY OF Montgomery
tArn), Savannah; Storm King tAm). Bal
timore and Rotterdam; Virginia (Am),
Port Looos.
u IS Rail. BobolinS. Robin. Quail
Ni-eo. Carrahasset luNa. Biuingsey Hui
bert. Noa. Biddle. Dupont, Ford. Peary,
Hunt, George Badger. Pioneer, Trux :
tun, Maniey. Stringhaln. Branch. Nereus
Contocook, Brazos, AIcKean. Ohio. Pro
naetheus, Relief. Black Hawk, Wyoming,
Arkansas. Delaware, North Dakota and
Pope, oil TO southern drlll grounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Marine Reports


Winds at Sea dny
tle't"ras 10 KY West-Moderate south
Nest winds over north portion. and east anu
Tuesday
over East and Vest Gulf--Moderate to
'rHsh sou' heast and south winds and fair
weather TUESDAY
over. Caribbean ses and Windward Pas
sase-Moderate to fresh cast and local
east winds, partly overcast weather prob
ably local rains TUESDAY
North OF Sandy Hook-Fresh southwest
"nds and overcast weather Tuesday.
sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderat to
fresh winds. mostly southwest, ana partly
overcast weather Tuesday,
Fatteras 20 FLORIDA Straits-Moderate
southwest winds over north portion and
southeast over south portion: fair weather
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Reports by Wireless
BY Z. S. Shipping Board


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" D ss1,';aI 3n;pp'hs noaro
1n...,uo. J.. ,..,1'-
dated ot noon 1qn nnsss IN If les Reports are
o Sedfopa 'sop| Wee G'eerWise speclhed
a.. ,eulord % NV sand Key s PM
sc1Ce Dcs Foo 6, r,..,.
Hfal ~ M \ = tia 1,,,, laeras oct y
Agwihs vre 1S2 NE Hatteras Oct 10.
Hn9etta 50 SW Key West PM Oct 0
ArG,nols Tt1 5s sly 81 " W Sand Key. Oct ..
As5Ta' As5nas ss5 . :, WNW Tqrtpges oct 8.
bslantic Z. an !, Sun s. eNh Palo Bianoo Oct s
Bella "a Hatteras Oct O.
Be, 9elridge 5G8 2 bermuda Oct 9
IRtaol9fq "a lS9 l,, = Dhoirera Oct g.
G {. 4 Aus,Gt Snidsg q sW Sand l>ey PM Oct 9.
=, orLlie ~ n Jupiter oct
Camden passed Northeast End ~ Oct 9.
SaPuiIn f,S q Delawa1e 8reelswater Oct 10.
ccs7taeo 200 s caps San Antonio Oct 8.
Charles e Harwood 43S WSW Tampa
chsrlss 2s1 g. Il crann 2so San ,.,-o ~,
Oct +.
Charles VI Evcrest lo5 s Hattoras Oct ..
C,inlnam2a 200 f Port Looos Oct 8.
Cy Of savannah SIS sW Hatteras 'p gg 80 Oct 1t y
Clement Smith 197 S IIatteras Oct 10
Col + l. Drake 17l0 w Richmond 8 pm
oct T.
CCoppe1name CorJs1la -. s29 :, S Ambrose oct ..
Coming IS Ne 11,lrGior' fup}fST 0ct f' =
Champion Anderson 205 SW uaiteras Oct q
Crawford rs WNW rortueas OCT d d NV' =
- {; Scofeid qro : panlst1o~o pM 90.
psrtford passed Hatteras oct 10 w o.
Il r Kemp IS fron, TeooInate l>d,5prase Sct SC
q " Sinciair tx y4s4t.~,s ~ ~
East Cape l06 e Ambrose Oct 9
oct 3. NJ
l. Dohery ir IA s Five.Fatho17 Rank
oct 10.
El Isleo 20 y sand Key IN oct q.
III Iago 15S SIC South pass oct g
~ Mundo 1913 Scotland I.V oct 10
Enterprise 1,749 " san I'rancisco PM
oct :.
Esparta 90 n uattoras oct 10
Everett 100 NE Five Fsthoin oct 10.
Freeman SIS sW Fire isla1d oct . o.
Fushima Maru lat 4S 20 lon 1913 55 S PM
Oct 3.
I,dansk 22s Ambrose oct
Gedanla 2lQ ENE Tampico oct 2
Gene Crawicy ! Is Z TampIco OCT ?.
9 Henry 24O Tampico oct S.
CGeAeral - II Ernst SoS y. Balboa oct 10.
Si,ecrse I1erce lIo 5 - Thomas oct p
"G9Gss %ro washington lat - o' lon 81 IS
~ - 81. c-,-. -
G,'1s C,,1' 80. a ~ t.s VoSt9h On oC, g.
'5uitcosS, 9S y Htt1eraS Cct 10.
S,uif llr o. o., MeE'c2 19o ~ HS'teras oct .
Tt' I{at, 1T p,oo 1ct m
- {, fSlgsT ats 20 ssd " TontuTe9 1 Oct Oct
~ r. 'ae - - . 80 q - ~ S'ct =
5rgan spgen SW Fa9 sa r3s6s1se@ 55amd 0st Pm GO,
%hite sFtas 10 IA Hattefas iSn oct Oct >
i'spfoe'' Slct l. Nf oy l. 9'''a MARIA Nis ut
:, W.. ~, IN wv c.,,s r,o,, p,, oo.
T y C;ordon 9Og $ ,rbroae Oof 10
! D RocIefelle~ Sc Hatteras oct 9.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
City Island

Bound south
SIR Frank Brainord, Apple River for
Port Reading.
Bound East
Schrs NJ o Crowell (l5r) Port Reading
for Halifax. Edgar Bernhard New York
for New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
American Ports

William Green 1s4 Z Tampico oct 5.
Winyah ESQ S Ambrose Oct 9.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

EhNfRAE HUDSON LINE
NeWbnrsii. Poug gillle"psie, IAing ngston-Lv.
rranhiin ST.. Week DAYS / j. u Sat
T. ~, All steamers leave West 129th S.
half hour later
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
sail Friday


Cormewyne, Port au
lnda rSSq ssn Domingo cIyiiso 80 AZ AZ s"o rS rS
Lake Savus. Trinidad 100 NJ 800 Pm
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-04
IN THE JUSTICES COURT, DIS.
rRIcr of Ll>kNIILE, KLAMATH
COUNTY, OREGON.
summons
y, V CORDOBA, Plaintiff,

Francisco Herrera. Defendant.
To Francisco Herrera, the above
named defendant
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby requlr-
cd 20 appear and answer the Com
plalut filed uuaiNst .1I IN the above
entitled cause on or before the 1871
day OF January 1879, that being
the last day within which defendant
is allowed 70 answer herein, as fixed
by the court for publication of this
summons and II YOU fail 50 TO an
swer, tho plaintiff will take judg-
ment against YOU Tor the sum ni
$1,000 together with plalnufrs costs
and disbursements herein.
This summons Is published Ia The
Evening Herald, a newspaper pub
lished In Klamath Falls, Klamath
County, Oregon, by order OF tho Hon.
oarble Lem j.. Gaghagen. Justice of
the Peace, District OF Iinkyille, Kla-
mOth County, oregon, dated Novem-
her goth, 1921, directing such sum-
mons 10 he published not less than
once q week for six successive
weeks.
Date OF first publication, Novem.
Der so, 1871
JOHN IRWIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Post Of
flee and office Address, No. l9S
North ith ST.. Klamath Falls.
Oregon.
Nov, 80 Dec II 21 sS Jan 4 II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-04
NOTICE OF sHrRIrFs SALE

by virtue OF an attachment exc
cution duly issued by the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF the County OF Kla-
math. State OF Oregon. dated the 9Th
day OF December. 1921, In a certain
action In said Circuit Court wherein
Bank OF Lakeview, a corporation, rs
plaintiff. recovered judgment against
W. T. Garrett. Mary l.. Garrett and
Richard NJ, Flynn, and against each
OF them, In the sum OF four thousand
dollars (st.0O0,oOb with Interest
thereon at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from the 29th day OF De.
combcr. 1890. until paid, In the fur
ther sum OF three hundred dollars
(sSOO,0O attorneys fcpg, and costs
and disbursements taxed at S22.Nn
on the Gth day OF December, lN2l.
Notice Is hereby giygn that ! win, on
the eth day Of January, l4sa, at the
front door OF the Couaty Court House
at Klamath Falls. klamath County,
Oregon, at the hour OF ten o'clock
In the forenoon OF said day, sell at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Not coal land
/ 4. s Land Office at I.akeyiew, Ore
gon, Dee. 80. 1874.
NOTICE IL hereby given that
Frank Ward whose post-office ad-
dress IN Klamath Falls. Oregon. did.
on the 2iat day OF May. 1921. file In
this office Sworn Statement and Ap.
plication. No Oli72S, to purchase
the SEA SEL Sec. 22: NEA NEh
Sec. az So SWA. Section 20.
Township 37S. Range i3E. william
cite Meridian. and the timber there
on. under the provisions OF The act
OF June 2. 1878, and acts amcnda-
tory. known as the Timber and
Stone Law" at such value rs might
be fixed by apprnisement, and that,
pursuant TO such application, the land
aud timber thereon have been APP
praised. Four Hundred Eighty Dol
lars. the timber estimated $40 NJ
board feet AZ 800 per NJ, and the
land $4,000; that said applicant will
offer final proof In support OF his
application and sworn statement on
tho 18th day OF March. i922. before
Bert c. Thomas. u. s. Com missioner.
at klamath Falls. Oregon.
Any person is at liberty TO protest
this purchase before entry, or initi-
ate n contest at any time before pat
cnt issues, by filing n corroboratcd
affidavit In this office. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
Notice will he published for nine
consecutive weeks In the Klamath
Herald,
y. y, LIGHT. Register.
J t-ll-is-2b r. l-S-lj-22 NJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-04

public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash the following described real
property, iD-wit:
All Of section thirty-throc I33J:
northeast quarter Of section thirty
four f3b. township tlirty-slx (3Gj
south OF range fourteen GJJ cngi Of
the Willamette meridian; Northeast
quarter NJ the southeast quarter ~
section twenty t2OJ. wru Onr.hall
of tho southwest quarter Of section
twcn'y-Onc t21D and southeast quar-.
tor ~ the northwest quarter of see.
ton twcnty-oight t2SI. township
thiriy-scycn t37J south fvrangc four
teen tiJ east pf the willamette
meridian, the northeast quarter Uf
section six 90; the north Unc.hIif
of the southwest quarter, southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of
section eight (Sb, and the northeast
quarter Uf the northwest quarter Of
section seventeen 90, township
forty 900 south OF range thirteen
G3J east OF the Willamette moriI-
Ian. all lying and being IN Klamath
County. Oregon. MkUD and levied
upon ag the property Of said defend.
ants. w r. Garrett and Mary e.
Garrett.
Also the west On".half pf lhr cat
Onc-haf Of section iw0uly-plgl.i'
(2sI. township ihirty.niHu t3NN
south Of range ton ilUJ. cast Uf tN.
willamette meridian. lu klamath
County. oregon; takuu and levied
upon us the property Of the defend.
ant. Richard ". Flynn;
or ~ much thereof nF may hn moo
rsHary to satisfy said judgment u
favor ~ said Bank Of Lgkr'Iow. o.
corporation, against -aid defendant
uud each uf them. with Interest. 90.
tDrnoy.s fees, and HlI costs and dIH.
that have accrued Ur ma!
accrue Klamath gals Oregon. dat.
cd the sch day D' l1'rumbar, H2i.
T.. T.. Low, -
sheriff u klamath County
oregon.
~ Burt p HAWKINS. Deputy
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