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TURSOAT, NOVKMBKB 6, 1917
Bcnkfs Classified Advs.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Three full blooded
Shropshire bucks. Enquire or
phone to H. U. Arant, Dairy, Ore. 5-6t
FOR SALE 300-acre ranch, 85 acres
fenced, 60 acres planted in rye; ad
joining range; $10 per acre. Address
Herald office, A. J. 29-10t
SERVICEABLE galvanised sheet iron
rooting or aiding, any quantity, at
less than half price. Better and
cheaper than wood. Farmers Ware
hoase company. 3-5t
bOR KENT
FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the
Ore
regon House, 52" Klamath ave.
FOR RENT SO acre ranch, under
the ditch; house and barn. H., Rey
nolds, White Pelican hotel. 3-lt
HELP WANTED
MILL HANDS WANTED at Lamm
Lumber company's mill at Modoc
Point. 31-tf
WANTED Good Ironer; good pay.
117 Fourth st. Phone 154. 29-tf
WANTED Cook house flunkey at
Lama Lumber Co., Modoc Point.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WINTER APPLES for sale at $1 per
box, at Judge Drake's orchard.
Lettuce, 25c per sack. H. Newnham,
Phone 20 8 J. 2-5t
FOR SALE Two flat buildings, with
Income of $22.50 and $12.50; total
$35.00 per month, or $420.00 per
year. Price only $2,500.00..
SMALL HOTEL for sale good build
ing, completely furnished; very
little capital necessary to handle this
good paying business. Well worth in
vestigating. HATE BUYER for 4-room house.
J. T. WARD CO.,
61S Main Street
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Metropolitan Amusements
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
Thomas Dixon's
"THK FALL OF A NATION"
The Gigantic Patriotic Spectacle
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 10 and 11
STAR THEATER
Pallas Pictures Corporation Presents
House Peters and Louise Huff In
"THE LONESOME CHAPM
Story of Humane Interest in 5 Parts
TEMPLE THEATER
Greater Vltagraph Presents
Win. Courtney Lurelle Courtney In
"NINETV AND NINE"
A Wonder Play In Five Parts. Also a
BIG V COMEDY
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
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, JITNEY JOE
Winter styles la Kaox hate at . ,
K. K. K. MORE.
MarUsllo Hair Shop of Medford,
Ore,, represented by as expert at
Mee's Store, Nov. 8 to 15. fc3t
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'StkB eldest accident cesaaeny In
Travelers. Sea Gael
KliMiti Qy Newt
Tl'LE LAKE DISTRICT
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E. L. Elliott has moved his family
to Klamath Falls for the winter.
Mr. Culbertson is spending a few
days at Fort Klamath on business.
The threshing In this vicinity was
nnlshed the last of the week. The
gruln yield has proved to be excellent,
considering the late planting and Ir
rigating in many places.
It. G. Bussey of Lorella has been
spending a Tew days In this vicinity.
His son Douglas will build on his
homestead here soon.
Mrs. T. N. Case of Mt. Lakl is vis
iting her sister. Miss L. M. Hatch.
C. N. Snow and David McComb
(sited here last week.
Many hunters are in evidence here
these days. The geese are very num
erous near the lake.
J. A. McComb and family moved to
the Tule Lake district from Mt. Lakl
last Thursday. They are now living
In K. L. Elliott's house, and will
build on their homestead later on.
Charles Faught spent the week end
hunting ducks and geese here. He
ramped on his homestead while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton have moved
to their homestead.
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LORELLA LOCALS
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Hallcwe'en evening a number of
guests enjoyed a pleasant time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ford
ney. Cards, music and dancing were
the attractions of the evening. De-
llshttul refreshments were served.
About twenty were present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Campbell mo
tored to Klamath Falls for the day
Thursday.
Miss Gladys Poole Is In Langell
Valley for a time. She Is making her
home with her sister, Mrs. Cowley.
Miss Violet Gale entertained a
number of her young friends Hallow.
e'en evening. The time was spent In
playing games.
Alex Stewart left Wednesday for a
trip to Medford, where he will spend
about a week.
Miss Beatrice Lloyd spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Lloyd
of Poe Valley.
Miss Pansy Conly returned to Lan
gell Valley Thursday. She Is with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conly,
PORTABLE LAUNDRIES
USED BY RED CROSS
PARIS, Nov. 6 The laundry prob
lem, which has been one of the most
perplexing of the minor questions
with which the American Red Cross
has had to deal in France, has been
solved by the purchase and establish
ment of portable laundries. These
laundries will be' sent to numerous
iiospitals along the battle front. Upon
completion of their work at one hos
pital they can be moved on to another,
BELGIUM CROPS
ARE APPROPRIATED
THE MAGUE, Nov. 6. According
to Vry Belgle, the Oerman adminis
tration in Belgium has decided to ap
propriate for German use half the en
tire crop of potatoes, fruit and veg'
etables. The other half Is partly used
for extra rations to workmen who are
engaged in work for Germany,
REJECTED MEN TO
BE HE-ENLISTED
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. . The
County Qouncll of Defense Is going
to re-enllst all drafted men rejected
for the National Army, and who still
want to serve their nation. The men
will become part of a reserve force
of agricultural workers, and will be
able to call on both American and
French difficulty.
See those Trench Orercoate from
the House of Kuppenhetmer at'
K. K. K. STORE.
The largest accident company in
the world The Travelers. See Clill-
cote, 6
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Food Administration Is calling
upori the public to assist la the con
servatlon of food.
Restaurants have been called upon
to exclude all meats from their
menus Tuesdays of each reek, and
the Kellers Cafe has prepared for Its
patrons today, and will continue to
do so every Tuesday during the period
our Food Administration requests It,
KELLERS CAFE,
6-tf A. J. Wiggins, Prop.
Rubbers Rubbers All the beet
styles at
K. K, K, MNMM.
THK EVKNINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS,
Beehive of Sports
At American Lake
CAMP LEWIS. American Lake,
Wash., Nov. 6. This big National
Army enclosure Is getting to bo a
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regular beehive of sports. Inter-regimental
football teams have hooked
up for a series of 132 games, a big
golf tourney has been planned tor
Thanksgiving Day, while baseballs
WASHINGTON STUDENTS
t srrnv rmvrw gune' to nlcnttn,8 nnd othcrB nnv
tu min iiiwwh ,n( commercial' relations with the
z I Orient.
-..... u , Pigeon English Is said to be doom
SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-The Unlversl- d- Accordlng to Dr. Macy M. Skin-
ty of Washington, located In this city.
Is to organise evening classes to teach
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are almost as thick as bullets on the
west'front.
Tho Medical corps declared It has
the best football team, becauso of tho
presence of many University of Ore
gon stars In the lino up. The field
and track honors to date have been
carried off by the 363d regiment, but
they mav prove as hard to hold as a
16-Inch shell on troublo bent.
I Kunn Hua, the official Pekingese Inn-
ncr who wU1 na,e charge of the
classes, business men who desire to
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establish permanent trade relations
with China, will And It to tuslr ad
vantage to return to college and fa
miliarise thmtlves with real vm
nese, Kuan Hua. say students of the Ian-
guag, la no more difficult to master
than some modern European tongues,
nave several good 40 and SO acre
tract tn the heart of the valley. They
are under Irrigation, and liave some
alfalfa. Chllcote.
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SEATTLE-, Nov. C The ship-
yard workers of the Northwest
are dissatisfied with the federal
wago board's decisions, and will
meet to consider a further strlkn
to enforce a greater wago In-
crease.
(Jet n standard fire Insurance pol
icy In a standard company from tint
cote, and you'll get a prompt and just
ctileuicat In raao of lom, t
CIGARETTES
aIMPORTEDanrfDOMESTIC
tobaccos Blended
cigarette that "Satisfies 7
mHIS Chesterfield Ciparette
A pleases the taste and Ihen
goes further. It does for smokers
the onethingthey've always wished
a cigarette would do
Chesterfields let you know you
are smoking" they "Satisfy"
Vet, they're Mild!
The new blend of
Imported and Domestic tobaccos
that's what does it. And the
blend can't be copied.
Proof? Try Chesterfields today. y
Pianos for Liberty Beads theeherde
Klamath Lodge No. 117, 1. 0. O. F.,
meets Friday night. R. A, Rmsaltt,
N. O., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary.
Ewauna Kucampment No, '46, I, O.
O. F., meets Tuesday night, R. A.
Emmltt. C. P., L. J. Bean, Scribe.
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LEGAL NOTICIS I
Notlrti to Creditors
Nollcn Ih hereby slcn that the it
derslgnml wnH on October St, HIT,
by the County 'tirt of the Slate of
Oregon, for Klamatli County, duly if.
polnted mlmlnlittrutor ot the NUlttt
I). V. AndcrHon, nlo known uDa.
ster V. AiiiUtboii, ilcveased, mi lit
persons having rlnlins agtltul mM
estate nro rcqulruil to prestat sum
proporly voriMcd, to the undentiii'.
at the law oltlies of It. C. Uroetbtei,
Klaniuth Kallx, Oron, within lit
months from the (Into of this nolle.
Dated, October 23, 1917.
(IKOmiK K. ANDERSON,
AilniliiUtnitor or tliu Katateof D.W,
Anilorson, Dercssed.
23-30-J-1MI
.Notice of Sheriff' Sale on RisaaiN
Notice Is hereby given that Ww
and by vlruto of n writ of sxscilMfc
Issued out of the Circuit Court Oft
State of Oregon, for the Cooity W
Klamath'. In tho cose of H. Welle
berg, plaintiff, vs. J. It. DlionsadJ
Dixon, defendants, which sua ira
was dated on tho 10th doy of Ottos,
A. D. 1917, 1 will on the Isthdayef
November, A. D. 1917, at tbl fl
Annr nt tlm rniirt llOUt Of KIsMtl
County. Oregon, In the city of Kb A
ath Palls, Oregon, at tus honr w
o'clock p. m. on said date, proeniU
sell at public auction, toitbi sis
bidder for cash, the followm
faMll..l ...nhArlv In.wlt!
Lot 1 of block 18, lot otwea ,i
11, Hesslg'a Addition tofortw
nlh nrnnntl' nt0 lotS S U&
block 9, of Hcsslg's AddlUee i
Fort Klamath, Oregon, '"J"!"
an agreement to convey "
given to Harry W. Englej lio
any and all right, title u
est of tho defoudants, J. "
and Jas. Dixon, In and to tte
half of section 28. towniw '"
south of range H et ot
ette Meridian, Klamath M
Oregon, excepting 6.1 ""
north side of the nortbsut ""
of said section,
or so much thereof as may T"J,
snry"to satisfy a Judgment re"
In the above entitled " jj
29th day of December, ""'".
said judgment Is for th. -- ,
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tere.tattheratoof9p.rtj;
n.mk 1st 1U1. auu "--... il
two thousand dollars MJ J
with Interest at the rite of i
... frim vahruary 6th, !.., i
um of two hundred dollaridV'; . , ,
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..- u..-a..a Hniisr. (1100.00) an-
torney's fees, and the further j
fortyone and 50-100 ooi w. v -.
damages and costs, -- - ,'
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ffvevs w - fnBsl aW '
.i.i.h ..H.mnt there naa "" Ui "
the sum of one thouiand twoT
nlnety-alx and 6M0o ou..-.,-
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