THE EVENING HERALD,
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
rAflE THREK
BELGIAN F
come on in
IE AD'S
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JOBS MUST BE
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SOLDER BOYS
REGULATION OF MEAT
PRODUCTION IS URGED
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jtfemam
lUll'HHIil.H (Correspoudi'inn of tliu
AinmlM'"! IT"""' Cniidllloini burn
a,,,! .! Iirr.i lit llt'litliim Kt-nttrnlly
rr wo imnl Tlu prims of food
H,t Mtuliml lIUlTMllIK IliltKllI
,.((,,, ,otH tin. ijulvnlniil of annul
If, u pound, "" u"' l,,r' 2-r,'
.ukm I 2- " ' 4U ""',l' M,'","
.unit i i'"""" "iity ',",, ,n"" ,l0
in 1 12 Mi'M'x shot's iiro ultiiiit Hut
mu iih (lulliliiK A moderiitn nii'itl
In it irniiiiiniiil touts t'Utilviilcnt
of nboul I1'
Tin iri-flu nf IlimmtU urn filled
hIHi promenading itnwds from muni.
Iiik ti' ulRlit liruiiiiii' Mittruly imylmil)
dura mi) "rl( Tl"' "'"OP"- ","", '"
whlrli United nr' Itwotl. Ml H't In
niiiltliiK for two reason- In llu lint
plan-. tiiMitiiM' iln-y luivf ory IIHltt
to ell and, iiiiiilly. bemuse Out
prlifi nr ' ki tint! tin public ntn
not poimlbl) iiffnril in pay Ilium The
irnpli lmi been w-ry niuili illmtp
pointed iilioiU print" Tlmy nwu)H
hoped Unit "'" "" " "r 1"1
over ami ihr iirmllU wi "Ikih'iI Un
nrrrosnrltu iif life would be prot'tir
atiln l normal prison Their tttlVI
pmlon him been far 'rom IihIiik real
lird In furl people ln"" l P"'V
nnwmlit) itilli' mi mncli m when I lie
(lerinan ! I UrumitU
The number of plufm of iimimi'
infill ilnni'liiK Iiohim-h and Uu' Hkf
hua Indented in it nrvnl eitonl
Aiiottii'r ktuvp economic difficulty
trim il oul of what In cnllinl till' timilll
(io niciit funil Thin wan treated
durliiR ttio wiir to nlil workmen, em
ploym unit others in i' it a lilc them to
ubilil t tthout havlnc to liu depend
mil utinii t lit (ii'iiniinii In Urn Hrxl
I limtUfH ii thin wurlli'il iiilMiiitiignoiiiili
I lull nflur il while ii illffiTiHil nliiln of
tilings iironn A wnilfiiuin who wiih
'lining fM grillilllilllNl) Ii) llm relief
I otKUiilriilloint imohetl fioin ih(i mi
j iiluplo)luplt f il tl il li'Kulnr I'll) of
iiliiiut litn f I (in i k n month lor doing
nothing, unit ii u in Imm h nf IIichi. uoili.
men, well lunteiit with llii'lr lot, re
, fiiin in t ft ii t ii in uiii Ii
Tim iullii)M. irli'i'himi'H tuiii top-
l graphs III tl 1 K I i in Ii ii i been fur
ipnu'tU'iil iiiirpnni'H iliHlru)Ml Tlm
' I'elgliinit urn lining their bent In rt -
'stout thrill lint It will tulle it linn:
, iIiiik Imfoiii Ih" mile helium iniiill
llnil In li'-KilulillnliiMl Out of pure
I
litlnrlrif tln (loiiuuin ili'tr(i)i'il nil
: t It ii t tlny innlil I'm liint.iiiio. llm
I rutin mi tin llm IicIuitii Ailitilki'rld'
III llrilKn mill lllmtlt nln I III lllln
iplxion Ihri'i- in fniir nr tin In Ininth
i mill lllln iin iloni' III the inonl H)Mlilll
, nt I liliuilmr, u npudiil nun lilim lii'lnn
brotmltt tip lo mir llm lillln nut' Ii)
'oim 'I'lm Him In nnu lnnK criiilu
i nlly n-ntiiri'il lm ont nut bIIII ttt
itlit nlmrt li'iir.llm nf mil riini;i'il In
tm.tpn ntotiK Hi" triu k
j Cnuiliitlliliiitlon tii'tui'i'll one town
I nnil uiuitlmr In iiumt illfflrnlt In
plui" uluii tin- IIiiim uu in nni"
oxti'lit, lull mil) ti'iupurui II) , riMMtiili
llnlmil "in,, or lun Irnjnn ni" run In
llm ilit y lull llm) K" "D nlnu), IuK
ItiK mitil) lidiirn over Jiiiiiiui)n wlilili
fortimrl) timlitil from hull mi IkiiiC
lo mi hour I ntll (lu nimmiitilmllmi
ronti'N nri ri'ntoriMl tlu it- protlnlnii
llIK of lli'lKltllll "HI lm rrj illffli'tllt
anil prlt't'H cuiiniit no ilnvsn
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Swift & Company's
1918 Earnings
How They Affected You
During the twelve months
ended Nov. 2, 1918 (its fiscal
year), Swift & Company trans
acted the largest volume of busi
ness on the smallest margin of
profit in its history.
Profi's of the meat business under
regulations of the United States Food
Administration were limned iO a
maximum of 9 per cent on capital
employed but not to exceed 2) j cents
per dollar of sales.
Swift &- Company in the regulated
departments earned 7.57 per cent on
capital employed and 2.04 cents per
dollar of sales, out of which had to ba
paid interest on borrowed money and
taxes. Here is hnv these earnings
affect you.
Live-Stock Raiser
Swift & Compimy killed 14,948,000 '
head of llventock, which weighed
Ilvo, 4,971,500,000 pounds.
Swift ft Company mndo a profit of
only a fraction of a cent per pound
livuweluht.
Consumer
Tko sales of our meat departments
wore 4,012,579,000 pounds on which
our earnings wore less than Yt cent
per pound.
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The per capita consumption of meat
irt the United States is given as 170
pounds. If a consumer purchased only
Swift & Company's products he would
contribute only about 78 cents a year,
or M cents a week as profit to the
company.
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
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t'Oltll AM). Oim lun l!l If
llii'in nri. no John Hiimi iIii i Ity mill
lul" i ii it Mt niitki' tlii'iu, Mil tit Muyoi
"iirK" lliiki'i of I'ltrtlntul, mlilri'HH
Ihk n i (infiTniii " of "IkIiI liiimlri'il
ilitliTiiti'H ri'iimlly iiillml luirn to utit
llim n Htnl" ii'CiniHlriii linn proitrmit
' If lliiiiit In not inoni'y In tint trcuHtii)
In ilo It iln iiiioplit tit list vote tlio
ipdii")' Vi iiiiiM opi'li up otn uatii-
llll IKIIIUII N
"I'ltriiilmiilii, tlmliiT, wutcrttriwur,
" uuiit no ilmrlt) hri'iul lliii'H mill
IhmIh for Ori'tion'H kciIiIIith wlicn tlmlr
ilulli'n urn iloni1 "
I Ii" il"liKitl"ii, ii'prnKi'iitiith" of
nil i nlvltlitn unit iilxtrldM of tha Mtalo
nil i isillfil toKi'llii'r Ii) tin tni'voi,
, iIiiiIiiiiiiu of ii Kciii-i it rvioiiiitriii
i'oii loiiuiiliti'" uuini'il Ity (io-)rr.or
Jniii"t Vltli)ioinliit to ili'Vlm ii'i'int'i
nf ,i lillni: "iiiplo) incut for Ori'i'.nn'M
fulitliiK uii'ii. wlii'ii tlu) urn iniifl'jr
cil mil Am ii n-Hiilt of llm confp-ont u
uu iilt,iiiii Ih'Iiik uitiili. to ili'ti"'
mil,' to ulint I'Xti'itt prlMilc iMiipl'ty-
mi nl run proviil" work unit Htutc, '
i 'nut) mul iiitinlilpnl kiatii.-ui'IiM ,
lit" K. Ii unki'il to liiiiumirat" i':iin-i
.iili:iu. for pulilli lmproi'tii"'ttj I
It In "ntliiiiili'il tluil iipproxtutitti'ly
lliltt) tlioiiHiiuil Ori'Ron nnlitlxri ttl
m. 1'iiiHtnml nut of hitIc iliirln;: i
I'M 'i ulilli mini) will no 1'iti'i: to
llii'lr forutiT Jnlin, tlioiinuiult will I
Ii.ii no pihIiIuiim 'I'Iht" Ih tu'lilii r
it ihortut:" nor out niippl) of libur
I' tli".aKliil" ut pri'iti'ut. ui i jrilli'-; to
dKtii'H pri'imiiU'il al til" I'diifi'i "il. " '
It) urKi'iit iiiptuil to vinployorH, It lit
li'lli'Wtl John run lift found for nltout
nil" third of tliu rt'tlirtlitlK totdlorj
V.'lutt lo orfi'r tilt' rent In llm nroh-'
ti'iti iniu lii'ltiK vtorki'd out. ,
Auto McotlnK TonlKltt
"DOPING PARTIES" j
HELD IN LONDON,
ni'NVKIl, Colo .Inn 21 Hound
Iiik wnrtiliiK t tint ovcr-prodiif-iloii
of in ".it uiiIiiiiiIh In l'.l20 would piuvc
illiiiMK'iotiH lo Urn IrnluHl ry, I'ri'Kldiiut
I I' I'rym of tint Aiimrldiii S'mlon.tl
l.itt.itoik Ahhih l.'itliiii, todity toll tie
IfKati'K iittiiudltiK tin- AHsni'liitlon'H
iipriiiiil iiii'utliiK Hint tlmy fliould re
Kiilntc ptodtii tlou to tlic rc'iulri'iucntfl
"f dointiHtlr coiiHiitiiptloii
liiyldi'iit lror ilt'ditrcil Hint Hut
I llllt'll Htllll'H Iiiih t Hllfflt lent .iiipply
of :iii ;il 11 1 1 1 in ii I h to timi't nil .intlt'liiii
ted (li'inuiiiln f i inn liuriKry l-'uiope and
lot dotuiintli' lotmiiiniiClon. ilHpllc!
Ililllldltioil dlirlllK 1 ' I H
"Willi our uxpoit ilcrroiiHliii; nflrr
:'it mid our (nerHtipply liirrcntlnK,"
I'lfHlili'iit I'ryor Hiild. " tlic problcin
tltnl (otifronlH iiilllt'incu Ik to rxu
l.tlo HiippllfH In 11)20 and tlmrcuftor
In lilt ni'i'dn of dollli'Htle rouhMiut'rs
I'oi tliut Ih tlio mil) in re mid iinf.ill.
tin; miirki't for our produtlii. Ki-n
iiu Iioiiki initrki'l limy lie iiffeelnl.uy
Inipoi lutlnn of bci'f from o'licr utir
pliM rountili'H Wo inimt poo tliut tlilx
docit not litppnu
"Our Kmnrnnicnt Ik not iirpii.ircl
to ptotort HoHtoik prodtirpiH from
tlm illJimtoiH Hint uould follov or
prodiiitlon No plu n linn liccn "nlvcd
to i.ttt iHfarlorlly di'tiTinliii' rnstii of
liroi'urtlmi mid lo ttl.tljlllzii on 4,ti'ii it
l""l. Tin tl tin futt Ih thai llitt
stm kiiM'ii iiro uskt'il to iisHtitii'i nil ih"
rlikt Hint mlKlit follow tlic rfnvorn
mi'iit 8 plon fot lutri'.tsi'd production
i nd (nko our (ImnrcH of noctirin a
f' l1" rottirn If the food ndmtnlKtrit
t Ion were to rontlnuc nnd thiro a'iij
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CLAIM ITS
M GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS I HS
a (frlnliity of largo ordcrH from our
allien IipIiir plaretl thru It, llm ilt'in
t ton would be different "
I'ri'Hldont I'ryor urKi-d that tlic
rood ndinlulHtrutlon ho contlniiod,
u' Iri'Ht In flomt' modified form He
mid tho ndmlnlstratlon v.a esunntlnt
to itruvnnt over-prodtirtlon of pro
ilitctH needed for borne connumptlon
and that It nlito could It", of honeflt
in HtnhlllzInK homo markott
Tho IiIk pnekero who, I'rctlden'
l"r;.or Hald, "have hern Invlnhlnt;
Home of iliclr larRe profltd." In an ox
tinslvf publicity campalKn, were
nullified for fatting to explain farts
tthlrh, lie suld bad been artfully omit
ltd from thi'tr adverttscm'iili'
"Ina.sniuch ax either the producer
or ronHtimer It Indirectly footing
r.iost of the bllU for the packer cam
ti'lKti of ctillRhtenment," tlm siieakr
Bald, "It would seem hut fair that
part of tlm hlgh-prlccd newspaper
itf.te purclinRcd b the rackerh
iSotilil he dpNotcd lo luformiiu; the
iibllc of the aide of tin producer snd
cfcnrmncr "
' The iiroducerH rot profit at, ccn
oared with the net nroflt of 'ho pack
era Inking Into account Urn total In
vestment of each, would show that In
f.iiiWHt eory InHtanc the p.tckcr
would have the be3t of the t'oal You
not Id find that the packers t mo
p. patently no risk, wlmrcni the pro
ducer tnkut great chance-' You would
f!tjH the producer J-olrts hip produrt a
rv long ttmo 'a compTrid with
l'ie pliort time It ! h'rt h. tl:e rack-p.-
You also would fin I that the ex
pense of holding un 1 carln? tst this
product by the producer If very much
In excess of the cost to tho packer be
fore such product 'j marketed.
LONDON Jan SO Opium amok
tin; and drug taking appear to bit In
diilRi'd In to :t grentpr pxlunt In flo
hntirliin IaiiiiIoii tliiin V Kt'tmrnlty
knitwii K"iuU wort' dlKtlOHUd 'lit nil
ltiiUet this week on it )oiiiik pnpulnr
nclrt'itn, which kIiouh Hint what nri
railed "doping parties" hae been
frt'itiitntly hold In .trlotis flats In
tint wt'i-t ond of l.ondoii. that cocaine
and heroin urn tuKen habitually nnd
vnrlmn trips uuulit lit "Chltmtowii"
mid 'l.lumhouHc' la Hie Uitst of Lou
don, for the purpose of opium smok
ing or purchasing tlm drug for con
sumption elsottlmru
'I he heroin Is bought In small qu
untitles for fle dollars it bottle and
in nine ut fifty dollars the bottle.
I Wltnessei at tho Imitiest descilbed
, p.inles held In ftnts where opium was
j Rimikt'il, the cost of the fuming en
j tertnlnuietit rituglng from tont)-fle
to flfl) tlollnis Tlm authorities,
necking I hose who niippl) the drugs
hue ui if sled the woman
Auto Meeting Tonight
cu.iroitvi.ivs who attempt
TO I'fT OltKCOV I.AI1KL OX
cALirouxiA KitriT to ai-:
IIKOI'CHT TO STA.MII.NC.
SALL.M Jnn 21 Representative.
IK YOUR BACK HUKTS OR BLAD-
DER BOTHERS YOU. DRINK
LOTS OP WATER
ItAI
,ltO.M TILMAKKItS
'IO I'OltM Olt(!AVI.ATION
Weeks tins Introduced u bill calling ,
for the annual suney of fruit, berry
anil whoat Industries of Oregon. I
Tills bill Is said to bo backed by
tint Suli in f i ti It I'nlon and to be aim-,
ed at Wllllamette Valley Canneries (
owned In California, who It Is alleged !
hue been pueMiiB- Oregon products
under the label 'Choice California
Krult."
It Is the intention of the bill to
glo Oregon tlio credit for Its own
products.
Join tlio Auto Club
ki.vttm: .siiii'Yarii
mi:x I'LAX siitiici:.
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ST LOI'IS. Jan 20 -The railroad
He muuufai'iurlng Intlttstry. lrtutilly
parul)Z"d during the war thru ills
continuance if rnllroittl couKtructloti,
Is rapidly returning to it pre-war
liitsls, according to J W. Krlstoe,
who iinnituut'ed Hint tlm American
(lit minufuuttmirH would hold a con
forenie hitio Januitry 30 and III
Alt Prist no said thut it luhor short
age was tlm outstanding problem
fnclni: inantifact nitrn. and thut 1100, -uiiil
men could be used in various
lumber camps for Ho making
Tlm initnufiicturors are expected lo
fot ut un oigmiUntlon, lo bo known
as tint National Association of Tie
MutiufncturetH
Auto Club Tonight r-
(JAN I BE
CURED?" SAYS
THE SUFFERER
I low often lane you heard tint sad
cry frtiiit the tlitlma of dUenae. I'er
Iwiiih the disorder Iiiih gune too far fur
help, hut uflener it is Just in lis first
singes mid t lie pains and uches am only
iiitturf's llrnt cries fur help. Do nut
,despitir, rind nut the. cause and give
"lint tire all Hut help jou can and she
will repny yuu with heiilth. Look ufter
Hid Miliums. Tint Killings ure the must
iiwrwtuked organs of the human body,
mid when tliey full In their work of
lilterluc nnd Ih row I iik off tint polsuu
tlmt iiitistuutly net iiniuluti'S iu the ays
tern, eMr)lliliiK K'H't w roll if. 001.1)
MLDAL lluurlciu Oil Capsules will
Kite wlmust immediate relief from kid'
uey il ud blitdder trouliles aud their kin
dud ullmeuts, They will free yuur
body from puln In short order. 'Hut bu
iiru to get (IOI.1) MliDAL. Look for
the iiiuuii ou every box, Iu three, sixes,
sealed packages, Muuey refunded If
Ihey do not help you
HhATTI.K, Jan. 20 The ahlpyurd
worlittrs uio reported ready to .ttiiko
tomorrow to press their dcinnmla for
b''iei wages Twenty-flo thoiisiind
men aio said lo be iuol"i'
Auto Club Tonight
FEW FOLKS HAVE
M
imucnisT says i,.iii:s are
I'SIXO ItlXMI'K OK SAGE TEA
ANDSl'l.t'HL'R
Hair that loses Us color nnd lustie,
or when It fades, itirns gray, dull and
llfoless, Is caused by a lack of sul
phur Iu tlm hair. Our grandmothers
made up a mixture of Sngo Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dark nnd
bountiful, nnd thousands of women
nnd men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade of hair
which Is so attractive, use only this
old-timo recipe.
Nownd'i)H wo got this famous mix
ture, Itnpioved by tho nddltion of oth
er Ingredients bv asking at any drug
) alorn for a TiO-cent bottle of "Wyeth's
Rage nnd Sulphur Compound," which
darkens the linlr so naturally, so
oonly, that nobody can possibly tell
It ha8 beon applied. You Just dump
en a sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through our hair, taking
ono small strand ut a time. Uy morn
lug the gray hair disappears; but
what delights tho ladles, with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound In that,
besides beautifully dfttkenlng the
hair ufter a few uppllcatlona It also
brines back the gloss and lustre nnd
gives It an a'ppoaranco of abundance.
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that explte the kidneys
and Irritate tho entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, hurmless salts
which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their'
normal activity. The function of the
kidneys Is to filter the blood. In 24
hours they strain from it GOO grains
of acid and waste, so we can readily
understand the vital Importance of
keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of water you can't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Suits; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of wuter beforo breakfast each morn
ing for a few duys and your kidneys
will net fine. This famous salts Is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate clogged kldnoys;
also to neutralize the acids In urine
bo It no longer Is a source of Irrita
tion, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot
injure; makes a delightful efferves
cent llthla-wntor drink which every
one should take now and then to
keep their kidneys clean and active.
Try this .also keep up the water
drinking, and no doubt you wlllwon
der what became of your kidney trou
ble and backache.
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STOP CATARRH! "OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
, Relieves llead-Colda at Once.
It your nostrils are clogged and
your head Is stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because of a cold or
catarrh, Just get a small bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic cream Into your nostrils and
let it penetrato thru every air passage
of )our head, soothing aud healing
tho Inflamed, swollen mucous niem
brnne and you get Instant relief.
Ah! how good It feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head Is clear, no
more hawking, snuffling, blowing;
no more headache, drynoss or strug
gling for breath. Ely's Cream Balm
Is Just what sufferers from bead
colds and catarrh need. It'a a de
light. -Adv.
aiiiMWorr rtr.
K2i3rr$vw i . sKft.fi,
tr32f -.i. rsrri - zzr- :n . . M'ow
IpM tap- lllllif
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Herald's Classified Advs.' miscellaneous
run OALb
ORGANS $8.00. $10.00, $15.00, etc.
Shepherd's Piano Sale. 20t-f
WANTED Sewing of any Kind, very
rL-iistjiiunie iuv Klamath. 21-3t
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT Call
on Schubert, next postoffUe. 11-tX
EWES FOR SALE 700 bead, 2 to 6
years old; will Iamb in April; bred
to coarse bucks. Hugh Falvey, Mer
rill. Ore. 17-6t i
WANTED To rent furnished ranch:
can give good references. Inquire
nt H29 Oregon avenue. 18-3t
TRUCK FOR SALE New. Phone
15F3. 17-4t
FOR SALE Crown organ, worth
iizi; win traae lor a f&u utDeriy
Bend. 904 Main street. 18-4t
American Boy Shoes for the Amer
ican Boy. Sold exclusively by Mod
el i Shoe Store. 727 Main. 21-5 1
Auto Meeting Tonight
WORLD AWAKENING,
SAYS PRESIDENT
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Nice large room, steam
heat, hot and cold water; two beds
In room. The Claremont, 228 Fourth
street. 21-21
FOR RENT Single outside office
room; light, heat, hot and cold
water. Inquire W. H. North, room
219, Odd Fellows building. 17-tt
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
corner Third and Main 20-2t
PROFESSIONAL' CARDS
PARIS, Jan. 20. President Wil-j
son addressing the Senate here to-'
day said, "A new world is coming
into life and the world haa awakened
to Its community of interest and
knows Its future depends on this
community of interest. Free Insti
tutions and civilization depend upon
it. The President was a guest of the
French Senate at Luncheon today.
DR. a A. MASSEY
Successor to Dr. Traax
Salt 206, I. O. O. F. Bldg
Office phone 8AI
Res Phone MM
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHAT
TEL! MORTGAGB
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the terms of a chattel
mortgage, made and executed by 8. p.
Short, mortgagor, to the First Na
tional Bank of Klamath Falls, Ore-J
gon, mortgagee, a sale win oe naa
and held of the following described
personal property, to-wit:
Twenty-nine bead or mares,
geldings and colts, and one stallion.
Said sale to take place upon the 2Gth
day of January. A. D. 1919, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. m.. at the H. F.
Phillips ranch, about ten miles south
of Klamath Falls, Oregon. All sales
to be for cash In hand, and delivery
of property purchased to be made im
mediately after said sale.
First National Bank ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon, Mortgagee.
Bankable notes will be accepted as
cash at above sale.
14-10t.
FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
LoomU Bldg., Klamath Falls
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
tnralenoi! wna on January 11. 1919.
by the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County, duly
appointed executor in the matter ot
the estate of Anna Fordyco, deceased.
All nrnni hnvlnp claims aealnst
said estate are requtrea lo present w
same, properly vermea, 10 sum aa
mlnlstrator, at the law office of R. C.
Groesbeck, Klamath State Bank
building, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated January 14, 1919.
ASA FORDYCE,
Rxpctitor or the Estate of Anna For-
dyce. Deceased. 14-21-28-4-111
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed in the County
Court ot the State of Oregon the final
account ot his administration of the
estate ot Henry C. Oarvin, deceased,
and said Court has fixed March 1,
1919. at 2:30 o'clock p. m and tho
court room of said Court as the place
for hearing said account and tor the
settlement thereof.
Dated January 14, 1919.
CLIFFORD OARVIN,
Administrator of the Estate of Henry
C. Garvin, Deceasod 14-21-28-4
DR. WISECARVER
DENTIST,
Crlsler & Stilts bldg, 7th & Main
Phone 354
CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
R17 Main
Money to loan on real estate at
8 per cent.
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician A Bargeo
Suite 211, I. 0. O. F. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone 321 . .
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la Klamata
Falls.)
RECKARD RENT SERVICE
Phone SB
Mght Phone 845
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. In the Matter ot the Estate of Alma
S. Alexander, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby gtven, that under
and by virtue of an order ot the
County Court ot the State ot Oregon,
for the County ot Klamath .made and
entered on the 14th day ot December,
191 S, licensing the undersigned to
sell at private sale, to the highest
and best bidder therefor, on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, all ot
the following doscrlbed lands and
real estate, or uny part thereof, to
wit:
Lots 688 and 089 In block 104
In tho Mills Addition to Klamath
Falls, Oregon, according to tho
duly recorded plat thereof, and
also lots 21, 22, 23 and 24, In
block 21, In the Second Addition
to Klamath Falls. Oregon, accord
ing to the duly recorded plat there
of; All of the said lands and real
estate being located In Klamath
That said premises -111 be. old
private saie uyu" "-
terms and conditions, to-wlt.
For cash In hand, ortotiO
cent ot the purchase price n cain.
gold coin of the United fates ot
America; balance to be pa Id i by .the
note of the purchaser secu d by.
mortgage upuu ii 1""r,L ', ", ..
and said note shall bear Interest .at
. . . a t npp annum
kl !?. ? .1. bThart9
at the office of H. M. Manntof. attor
ney at law. Loomls building, 40
Main street Klamath Falls. Oregon,
by the undersigned administrator on
and after Thursday, the IM
January. 1919; that i all b Id imurt be
in writing and must be left at the M
flee of the said H M. M"nn?f2J3d
after tho date of this notice; that j W
sa e will be made subject to conflrma
tlon; that bids may be made for all
of the above described premises, or
anVoTa Xu6 23d day of December,
19 18, R L. ALEXANDER,
Administrator of the Estate ot Alma
S. Alexander. Deceased; .