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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
PRODUCERS BACK
!. in GOOD SHAPE
BEAT PARISIANS
Snappers Allowed Only One
Run While Locals Pile Up
Six to Delight of
Fans.

The Ardmore Producers were their
excellent selves again Saturday after
noon when they snapped the Paris
Snappers in snappy style by the score
OF to l. Play was peppy with flashes
OF the spectacular looming behind su-
perg twirling by Doc Peryman, who
made his initial debut on the local da.
mond for the Producers. The Snappers
used four twirlers, two regulars and
TWO drafted men Of other positions, in
an effort to get control of the stua-
tion, but as the result indicates, it was
useless, for the Producers were right I"
h. Reynolds started for the visitors,
but couldn't see the plate He bounced
four spheres on the rubber and Cholley
Clopp took a walk. Payne followed in
similar manner when Reynolds con
unued his wild heaving. The man from
6orneo was yanked and Shilings sent
IN. Clopp and Payne got as far as
third and second, respectively, but died
there.
Walked Three.
Shillings STROBE Oh the war path In
~ second session and walked in rota
& Won Westbrook, Yeager and Peruvian
iiiling the sacks with one down. CholIey
-Clopp set fire to the bomb with a mean
uriVe 10 deep left center which scored
Westbrook. ana left the bases with
three Oh. Yeager came home on a
passed ball which Youree muffed.
ioureo hud relieved Griesenbeck after
the latter had been ordered from the
PARK by Umpire Spencer following a
vocal alteration The third run of the
inning came over when Peryman scored
on baIlafant's single to left.
Another was added in the third when
Jones walked, went to second on Beh.
rens grounded out, secured third and
came nome when Westbrook tipped a
not one which bounced off Reynolds
Knee Shillings had been relieved by
Mathews, following his free pass to
Jones Mathews held the Producers
Wen until the sixth when three sue
cesslVe bingles two doubles by Clopp
ana Payne, and single by Ballafant
Drought home two runs, one of which
was donated by u passed ball Cbink
iu!'or started for the snappers in the
N"'" anu HcIu tne locals
Only One in Fifth.
Ine visitors secured their sole run
IN inc fifth. Youree got on with q
single went to third on another ono.
Daser' by Childs, and came in on Bratcb.
rr ions sacrifice fly to deep left which
ieager mtted near the boards
Al only one other time was porvron
IN danger In the sixth the Sponnoro
sot men on third and second with onIv
one aoWn due TO a couple errors. Rut
INC farisians died there when Doc fan.
heu Ch.ids and snappy play by Balla.
i"hl 10 bogus put down the third man
"estbrook appeared behind the bat
Tor Ardmore on the home pro,,nds for
tne first time, and conducted bjrrseIf
IN classy style. In the first inning be
backed up Bogus behind FIRST and
S'oppee bad throw from left which
rsSui'.d IN putout at first when Rev.
hoids VINO had hit the ball was caupht
''l the bag Catcher Lemasters yv.e
hot present on the field due TO iniuries
received III Fridays game. CONSISTING
oil " split finger, and other bruises
The score
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Eddie ut Omaha

OMAHA, Neb.-Eddie Rickenbacker.
lying TO San Francisco with a mes.
sage from President Harding for the
9hrihers convention, arrived in Omaha
la'e saturday and will remain here Sat.
urday night. The big plane is being
overhauied in preparation for getting
away from Omaha at day break Sun.
day.
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MOIla Wins TitIe

LONDON.-Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Nal.
lory' the American woman tennis cham.
plon' won the north London tennis
championship women's championship.
saturday afternoon. defeating Mrs. Bea.
mish' the English star. Go, Cd; display.
ing the best playing form she has
shown in England since her arrival
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Great Pigeon Flight.

AUGUSTA, Ga.-A solid carload OF
horning pigeons have arrived here from
Baltimore to be released for flight 70
Baltimore. The race is under the aus
pices of the monumental city concourse
association. 1t is estimated that there
will be over 5000 fliers to leave.
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Steel Orders Increased.

NEW YORK.-The monthly report OF
the United States Steel Corporation.
made public showed 5.354,22S tons ~
untitled orders on hand May 81. This Il
an increase from April's untitled orders
which tetaled 5,19eg17.
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McHenry Gets HOmers

PHILADELPHIA. = McHenry's two
home runs were factors in st. Louis
second straight win over Philadelphia
today to l. His homer in the third
inning scored Hornsby ahead of him.
Ainsmiths timely hitting scored the
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RESULTS FRIDAY

TeXas-OklahOma League.

Al Ardmore 2-3; Paris 11.2.
AT Bonham 7; Mexia 4.
Greenville 4; Cleburne 3.
Corsicana 6; Sherman 9.
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PillOry Wins.

NEW YORk.-Pillory, r. T. Wilson
Jrs. entry won the $4,000 Belmont
stakes at Belmont Park, Saturday after.
noon Snob H.. finished second and
Hea third. The time was 2:ls As.
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Bandits Get $1,000 Each

KANSAS CITY. Moc-Four bandits
took $4,000 from the State Bank OF
Wellborn. rural community. 10 miles
west OF Kansas City, Kansas, Saturday
morning and escaped in an automobile.
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Left Earful.

writing poems is classy work
But II poets would aim to please
fhey'd lay off pennlng poetry
And do pieces just like these.
Right Earfnl.
Inc Chinese are heather race
They make pacifists sore.
because they used no poison gas
In the latest Chinese war
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American Association

AT Columbus 8; Minneapolis 1S.
AT Louisville 3; Kansas City 5.
Al indianapolis 2; Milwaukee Z
At Toledo 2; st. Paul 6.
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Boston Was Easy

BOSTON. - Pittsburgh found Boston
pitchers easy and errors by the locals
aided the visitors to 8 to l victory.
Glazner allowed only five hits. one of
them triple by Nixon in the third, the
other men up in this inning striking
out. Score:
pittsburgh 900 002 115-9
Boston -----------00 900 600 010--1
Threebase hits-Mueller. Nixon; ba.
ses on balls off Glazner 2. F'illingim
?; struck out by Glazner G, Watson 2.
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Went 10 Innings.

DETROIT error, q field
er's choice and singles by Cobb and
Veach gave Detroit q five to four VIC
tory. 10 innings over Washington here.
The Tigers went into fourth place as
result. displacing Cleveland. He'll
mann hit his ninth home run Of the
season in the seventh inning. Score
washington ---------2OO 900 1000 o.
Dctioil ---------------VlV WI llu ID
Two base hits-Bluege, Rice; three
base hts-Judge Smith home run
Heilmann; double plays-Bassler and
Cutshaw, Jones and Blue; bases on balls
johnson s. Oldham 6, Francis A, Ehm-
Ike /; struck out-By Johnson 1, Old
ham /; Runs-Bluege. Harris, Rice,
Goebel Blue. Haney. Heilmann 2. Old
ham. Errors-Lamotte, Haney, Veach.
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At Dallas 5; Galveston s.
AT Fort Worth s; Beaumont 2.
AT Shreveport-Houston rain.
At Wichita Falls 10; San Antonio IA.
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Southern Association

AT Nashville "a; Nashville 40.
AT Mobile 2; Memphis 5.
At Birmingham SIS; CHATTANOOGA 6-5.
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Twenty-FOur Hits.

BROOKLYN. - Brooklyn made twen-
ty-four hits for q total Of 80 bases off
three Chicago pitchers, while Vance
and Decatur pitched shutout ball. The
Dodgers won 1S to 0. Score:
Chlcago -----------000 900 900 000-0
Drooklyn --------------3Ol 1lO Ulx-13
Two-base hits-Wheat Schmandt
three-base hits-Johnston, Ward; double
play-Hollocher to Krug to Terry to
Krug. Base on balls off Osborne /, off
Vance 2; struck out by Vance 8; Runs
High, Johnston 4, B. Griffith 2, Wheat
Myers, Schmandt, Ward. De Berry,
Vance. Errors-Krug, O'Farrell, John
ston. Schmandt.
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TOLD IN BRIEF
RESULTS YESTERDAY

At Cleveland 0; Philadelphia 8.
At Detroit 5; Washington 4.
At Chicago 10; Boston S.
At st. Louis s; New York IA.
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WASHINGToN.-President Harding
accompanied by Mrs Harding and a
small party Of friends, left Washington
Unexpectedly Saturday for an over.Sun.
day cruise on the Mayflower.
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Baker in Hospital.

81 LOUIS. - Frank Baker. veteran
lh'rd baseman Of the New York Amer.
icans' was taken to hospital here Sat.
urday evening suffering from an in.
jury caused by him being hit In the
right side of the back with ball pitch.
ed by Urban shocker in the third in.
ming Of Saturdays game.
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Cardinals other two tallies. Haines nj.
lowed the locals but six scattered hits.
Score:
st. Louis s.O02 Oo1 Oo9--5
Philadelphia ---------- 900 900 00l--l
Two-base hits-Henline, Stock; three.
base hts-Hornsby: home runs-Mc.
Henry 2; double play McHenry and
Fournier; bases on balls off Haines g..
or Winert 2; struck out by Haines 4:
runs-Hornsby, McHeiry 2; Stock 2,
Walker 2; errors - Ainsmith, Lavan,
Parkinson.
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National LAague

At Brooklyn 10; Chicago 0.
At Boston /; Pittsburgh 8.
At New York 3; Cincinnati 2.
At Philadelphia 1; st. Louis 5.
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Philly Wins Shut-Out.

CLEV EVELAND.-Philadelp opened
the Cleveland series with q 3 to 0 VIC
tory. 1t was pitchers battle be.
tween Rommell and Coveleslxie, the runs
being the result OF a home run by Wal.
ker and a triple by Johnson Score
Cleveland --------Oo0 900 OOO-0
Philadelphia ------------201 900 000--3
Two-base hits-O'NeiIl; three-base hits
Johnston. Gardner; home run-Wal.
ker; double play. Sewell, Stephenson
and McGinnis; Gardner. Stephenson
and McGinnis. Bases on balls-Rom-
nell 2. Coveleskie 2, Keefe .; struck
out by Coveleskie 4; Rommell /; Runs
Young, Johnston. Walker No er-
rors.
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FHTIS ----------------UUU UIO U0U--l
Summary: abase hits-Clopp, Payne
Sacrifice Ballanfan,. Bratcher
Stolen 'bases-- Clopp 2, Westbrook ..
Higyinbotham. Double plays-Ballan.
fant TO Bogus, Trammel to Reynolds.
Innings pitched by L. Reynolds 0, by
Shillings . i.3; by Mathews 3 2.S. BY
Taylor .. Struck out by Perryman 3,
by Shillings 2. by Mathews 3, by Taylor
2. Base on balls OFF Perryman 3. off
T.. Reynolds .. off Shillings 2. Base
on balls off perryman 3. off Z. Rey.
nolds 2, off Shilllngs 4, Off Mathews
4. off Taylor 9 Wild pitch-Shilllngs.
Mathews. Passed balls-Youree 3.
Time OF game 2;l5. umpire-Spencer.
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Other Games.

Hollis and Rainey: Flock and Kel
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Totals ------32
Score by .nninEs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16

BOARD Of DIRECTORS
CHARLES L. ALLEN
Pre,iden Norton Company
WALTER c. ALLEN
Pye,idenf Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.
WALTER S. BUCKLIN
President Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
GEORGE H. CLoUGH
Presiden. The Russell Co.
HOWARD COONLEY
P,s,iIen' walworth Manufacturing Company
FRANCIS W. DAVIS
President Pilgrim Laundry Company
WILLIAM o. DAY
Treasurer U. S. Envelope Company
WALLACE B. DOMAIN
Dean Harvard Business School
JOHN R. FREEMAN
P,ssiIenf Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
JOSEPH P. GRAY
President Boston Mfrs. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
JOHN GRIBBEL
Director Curtis Publishing Company
GEORGE E. HALL
PreJiIen, Boston Woven Hose g. Rubber Co.
MOSES B. HAVEN
Yiee-PretiIem United Shoe Machinery Corp.
JOHN S. KENT
TREASURER M. A. Packard Company
GEORGE II. LEACH
iee-Presdeni George E. Keith Company
HAROLD A. LEY
Prssiden, Fred. T. Ley & Company, Inc.
LOUIS K. LIGGETT
President United Drug Company
CLINTON S. MARSHALL
My. Ho,esttr Dit., American Steel & Wire Company
FREDERIC c. McDUFFIE
Treasurer York Mfg. Co.. and Treasurer Everett Mills
WILLIAM J. McGAFFEE
President Thomas G. Plant Company
JAMES S. MURPHY
Pre,iSrn; Stckney & Poor Spice Company
HUGH NAWN
Seeretsry Hugh Nawn Contracting Company
CHAS. T. PLUNKETT
President Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Company
HARRY L. RICE
President Rice & Hutchins, Inc.
R. PAUL SMELLING
Irss,r1 Saco-Lowell Shops
JAMES w. SPENCE
Pre5iGen: Rockland Trust Company
MALCOLM B. STONE
Treasurer Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
PATRICK F. SULLIVAN
Director Old Colony Trus. Company
EUGENE V. R. THAYER
E. Atkins & Company
M. F. WESTOVER
Secretary General Electric Company
fanC II burst Of speed and ther
COD ~ pocket" him. It's a danger
GUS practice.
Read-And Heed--the sign.
e. on the road They're pu,
cI4 there to trouble 70,
x IN automobile drivers.
EUAl Watch Out for the pedestrian
who thinks the crossing
officer Is merely blue and
gold ornament
"Walk Right
29 Drive Il .ght"
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NOrIC. or F,NAL ACCOUNT.
~ THE COUNTY ,O,IiT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR kLAM-
ATH COZ STY

In ~" Matter OF the Estate Of
Nancy l.. Wuoddcn. Deceased.
NOtic" is n"fpby given 'hg. I have
filed my final account and report as
executor Of the estate Of Nancy J..
Wooden, deceased and tho above
entitled court has fixed the hour Of
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF Sep
',mbcr Ith. 1899. as the time. and
the County Court room OF m" County
Court IN the court house Of Klamath
County, Oregon. AT klamath Falls.
Oregon. therein, as the place when
and where any person may present
any objection or exception 20 any
thing therein contained. and at the
said time and place the said Court
viii finally settle the said account.
This notice is given pursuant to
an order OF the Honorable u. II. Bun
nell, Judge of the above entitled
Court. :Iade on the 5th day Ul Aug.
ust. 1929. and the first publication 0f
said notice Is made on the 9Th day
OF August. 1929.
JACK WOODEN.
Executor of the Last Will and Tosia-
iBent aud of the estate Of Nancy l..
Wooden. deceased
A .1,gI2h =
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p,ssuLvTloN on PARTNERSHIP

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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
tI'ublisii"r)
DEPARTMENT Ot Tiii I<TIili or

Y, s. LAND OFFICE ~ Iub"Ni'W
oregon, Aug. 10. 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that Mel
dorru n Obonchnin. ~ Klamath
Fails, Oregon, who. Ur January ~,
1874. mad" Homestead Entry, 80,
OIIi2i for SEA NEh. Section /,
Township ii.Soulh. Rang" East.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention To make communication
pro,f to establish claim Ia III" land
aboy" d"Rcrlhol, before &, ". D"lnp,
Cl"rE Of III" County Court, ~ Klnm'
Hth Falls, oregon. on IN" ith day Ui
October. 1922.
Claimant names Hg witnrHH"g
Alfred Duncan, ~ Lnngolls Valley.
Oregon
Cocil Deal of i.nnRolls Valley, ore.
gon.
I"yI Mcdonald. OF Langolls valley,
Oregon
Jefferson Wilson. Langclls valley.
Oregon
=. y. LIGHT
\ 2i2s y. i.ii.lS,2i RogIEtor
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. ttOt Equity
~ THE CiitCUIT COURT IN AND
ron THE COUNTY OF KLAM-
hTH AND THE STATE OF ORE

ATn AND THE STATE OF ORE
GON
Weed Lumber company, n corpora.
iIon doing business under the aBsum-
I'D name of I,iE Basin Lumber com
pany, Plaintiff
w
~. ~. Hart and W. s.. Hart, doing
business under tho trade name Of
Hart Bros, and u. S. Henry, Mrs.U .
". Hart. Mrs, w. s. Hart. Cora A.
Snndcraon, Fred l.. Iionaion aud Elda
lIouHtOn. his wife. q. G.. LOrcnz and
J. A. Maddox. Defendants.
10 H. II, Hart and W. =. Hart, do
Ing business under the trade name
Of Hart Bros. T.. s. Henry, Mrs. H. ~.
Hart, ana Mrs, W. s.. Hart, defend.
nntA.
IN THE NAME or THE STATE.
or OREGON: You and each OF you
are hereby required 10 appear and
answer the complaint filed against
you In the above entitled suit on or
before Tuesday, the 18Th day OF Sep.
,rnIb"r. 1879. and for failure 10 ap-
pear ana answer. for want thereof.
plaintiff viii take u judgment aud
decree against you as follows:
For u decree diycEtinE you OF your
right, tltlo ana interest In and TO
Lot = OF Block 80 OF original town.
now CITY of Klamath Falls. Klamath
County. Oregon. to pay n certain de-
ere. expected To be- entered for
t3iih % on the first cause OF action.
sGc7 80 on It's second cause of ac-
tiOn. and SGiO.1l on its third cause
~ h. ..g
SiihiiG on itB total causes OF ac.
tlOn, and for itB costs Of suit. this
being upon decree Ia be entered
for III" foreclosure of mechanic n
lien Uf weed Lumber company and
for the assignment Of liens OF w. -.
Miller, and for such other and furth-
80 relief ns III" court may deem meet,
and asks judgment against ~. II.
Hart aud W \. Hart for III" dcfici"n-
cy after the sale Of said property on
decree. ns will more fully and parti-
cularly appear by the complaint on
file herein. aud for the sum Of Six
Hundred Dollars t$G00.0oD att0r.
n"ys fees.
Tuesday. September 10. 1922 is
the last day Of tn. time prescribed In
the order for publication Of this sum
mons IN which you mpy appear and
answer snid complaint. the first pub
licatlon thereof being made on Mon
day. August 9Th. 1929. and the last
publication being on September 18Th.
1922. and the last day within which
you may appear and answer this com.
plant IL fixed as Tuesday, September
18Th. I922.
This summons is served on you By
publication. By order OF the Hon. 4.
l.. Leayiit. Judge OF the Circuit Court
for the State of Oregon and County
of Klamath. dated August Ith. 1922.
and requiring that said summons be
published once n week for six sue
c"ssiye weeks ,s.ven insertions.) the
first publication being August eth.
1929.
RENNER. MANNING & GANoNG.
Plaintiffs attorneys. whose office
and Post office address IL hmeri.
can National Bank Bldg, Klamath
Falls. Klamath County. Ore.
a 7.1t.2i.2s Sept. t.I1,is
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INDIAN iAND SALE

Th,rr viii be- public sale 0f nj.
luttrd uuI Inherited Indian lundn at
klamath Agency, oregon. un Dcto.
brr 90. 1899 This sale includes al.
lnimuui. ranging In appraised values
from siuu.DO tn AN,vU,00 Tor 100
arrua, con. .tinr uf Grazing. nEricul.
urHl reclaimed BNump lands aud
timlrrpd laudr Fan particulars
can BE- had by writing tp ar calling
upon the Uup"riUtrud'ni klamath
Agency. oregon
Aux 2i,2a.aU Sept G,i3,20.27, octsi.
Is
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NOTICE OF smEIurr's SALE
Law 30. 1885

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON FOR KLAM.
ATH COUNTY
Garrett X Van Ripor. Trustee In
bankruptcy of the Estate uf Roy ~
Anderson, WIN. ~. Anderson and ~
mur T. Anderson, co-parinerB doinp
business In klamath Falls. Oregon
IN Quality Grocctcria. and nB indiyid
ualH. Plaintiff.
vs.
Elmer Lynch. Defendant.
iiy virtue of an execution and or.
der Of sal" duly issued by the clerk
of the Circuit Court OF klamath
County. Oregon. and dated the 29th
day OF July. 1929. In a certain action
In IA" said court. wherein Garrett X
Van Ripper. ruHlcn Ia bankruptcy oi
the Estate of Roy ID. Anderson, VIM
H. Anderson and Elmer 7. Anderson
co-pnrin.rB doing business In Klam.
hth Falla. Oregon. nB Quality Grocc.
toria. and aE individuals. as plaintiff
recovered judgment against Elmer
Lynch. defendant, for tn. sum Oi
t239 sc. together with interest there
On from October 3rd, 1921. and costs
aud disbursements taxed at $1,000,
on the 2gth of July. 1879:
Notice is hereby given that ] will
on Saturday, tn. End day of Septcm'
b.r. 1879. In front of tho front door
of the Court House, of klamath
county. In Klamath Falls In said
County and State, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. the following de-
Scribcd real property. io-wit:
SWa Sec. 2S. 7. u S., X. II
T.. W. NJ. and VIA Ehs Sec. ~,
4. 30 S. Il. IL T., ". NJ. all In
Klamath County. oregon.
said property having been heretofore
duly attached In this action by the
Sheriff OF Klamath County. Oregon.
for the plaintiff. aud the judgment
herein having directed that any prop
er,y attached In this action be sold Ia
satisfy the plaintiffs demands here.
In. Taken ana levied upon as the
property Of the said Elmer Lynch,
defendant. ar us much thereof as may
b" necessary 10 satisfy IA" said iudr.
m,nt IN favor OF the said plaintiff
and against the said Elmer Lynch.
defendant. with Interest thereon, to-
gethcr with all costs and disburse-
ments that have or may accrue.
l., l.. LOW.
Sheriff of klamath County. Oregon.
by BURT T.. HAWKINS,
Deputy.
Dated at Klamath Falls, oregon. July
LIST. 1922.
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NOTICE on SiiEi,iFr's sALE

liy virtue OF an execution duly In.
sued by tho tiork Uf the Circuit
Court of the County OF klamath,
stat" Of oregon. dated the 2D,h day
Of July, 1879, IN u certain action ~
the circuit Court for nnId County
ana Sintc, Wherein II w. childorB M
plninliff recovered judgement against
!, u, ltdlur for the Hum of Ton Hun.
drrd Forty mis- aud 6O.iOO Ri0iG,-
hOD Dollars, with interest ~ the
rate ~ \ per cent from III" | 3ih day
~ Jnly lb3l nnd coH's ana dinburpo-
monia tiNod 1T Twonty.ihrcr aud 40.
100 E23iOJ Dollnrn and attorneys
fees IN the Hum or one Hundred aud
no.lOOt SiU0.0Ob Dollars. on IL" 7th
day ~ AprIl 1929.
Nutlco " hurcby given that VIII
on the 23rd day Uf September. 1929,
~ the front door ~ the court house
IN klamath fullR IN said county, nt
10 u'Clork IN The forenoon ~ said
day. nuil ul puhli, auction ~ tho
hiRhoHi bidder for cash, ~" follow
ing dotcribul property. iuswit
III" NurthoaHt Quarter of The
guuthwuHt Quarter Of Section Five,
IbNNNNll' Nl'lN .'lkNl NbUllt nanny
Twelve East Willamette Meridian,
md the South llulf uf the Snuth"IHt
quarter ~ Section Fourteen, the
Nurth"aHl Quarter ~ the Northeast
Quarter ur Section Twenty the
WrHt lIulf uf the NurthwcN quar-
tor. ~" Nurih"nHt Quarter uf the
Northwest Quarter, III" Nnrthw"Ri
Quarter ~ tho Northeast Quarter.
the South llulf uf the NOrihuuM
Quarter. the Southeast Quarter Of
the NorthwuU Quarter. the North.
east Quarter ~ the Soulhwobt Quar-.
tor. tho Nurh Hair ~ N" South east
Quarter ~ Section Twenty fuur
Township Th'r,y.cight. South. Range
Tvolvr Enni Willamette Meridian,
and the Northwest Quarter of the
SUuthut.' Quarter uf ScrtlOn Sixteen,
TONuHllu 1hirty-s"yon South, RANG"
Elrynn East Willamette Meridian,
Tuh,n md loyi'i upon 90 the prop.
"rty Uf ihm said u. Edlcr or na
much thereof av may be- necessary to
satisfy the blid Judgment In favor or
said plaintiffs against naid ! u Ed.
l"r, pluiuuf win intcr.Ht thereon,
together with all costa ana dlHburH".
m,nlH that have or may accrue,
T.. l. LOW. sheriff
Ill'ET g. HAWKINS,
Deputy.
uaiul ~ klamath Falls. klamath
County orc. August 2ist. 1922,
Aut.Eu, tFE#
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
ESTlt.AN'

Straycd To my place. three head
yoarlings. \ head calves, under crop
right ear, Owner may have same
by calling and paying expenses. c, J.
bradbury. 1929
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21

Top notch hunting shoes, Hons
ton y Jester. 2l-23
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
NOTICE OF SCHOOL WAIti,A NJ
REDEMPTION

Notice In hereby given that funds
nro now available In the County
TroaHary for the redemption Of all
Ouig,nndlng school warrants ~ cOun-
Try districts aud that the same viii
be- redeemed by the 'lork or III"
klamath County school diHirict ni
her office IN room ., swanson
building, klamath Falls, oregon, on
or after August 22nd. 1922. and that
int"roht on all warrants VIII c"nHr on
the 22nd dny Of August. 1922.
u. L., DAVIS.
irict
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