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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Palace Market
FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY
MEATS MEATS MEATS
The Best of Klamath County Meats
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
THE PACKERS AND
REFRIGERATOR CARS
FOR
SATURDAY
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Reduce the High Cost of Living by eating more mut
ton. The most wholesome of all meats.
BEEF
Nice juicy cuts of the best
Klamath County beef at the
following low prices.
Nice Juicy
Rolled Roasts 28c
Fancy Shoulder Roasts.
24c
Fore Round Steak
22 and 24c
Boiling Beef. 12 to 17c
Short Ribs 12 to 15c
Hamburger Sausage ... ,JQ
Place Your Order
EARLY
For Your Xmas
Turkey
Will have a full line of.
Eastern and Olympia Qys-
iters for our Xmas trade.
Klamath. Packing Co.
524 Main st.
PHONE 68
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The Herald tells you today's newt today not tomorrow.
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
TIRE SALE
We have just received a complete stock of' the fam
ous Barney Oldfield Tires, and' for one week only,
from December 19 to December 27, we will sell one
tire to a customer at 25 per cent off of regular price
to introduce them in this territory.
For example a
30x3 1-2 Non Skid Tire, Price $21.95 Sale Price
$16.70
35x5 Non Skid Cord Tire, Price $77.85 Sale
Price $59.15
These tires are made by the superior Wrapped
Tread Process with best quality white rubber and
are built for hard service.
Cord Tires guaranteed 8000 miles.
Fabric Tires guaranteed 6000 miles.
Now is the time. We are saving one for you.
BIEHN'S GARAGE
Formerly the Ford Garage
WORLD POLICE
FORGE PLANNED
Whether refrigerator cars should ho
owned b.v tho railroads or by tho pack
ers n point to bo determined by leg
islation now ponding In Washington
nmy seem to bo n question rather re
mote from tho Interest of tho average
person. Hut. Inasmuch ns these "tco
boxes on wheels," ns one of tho pack
era terms them, nro tho conveyances
which brlmr our beefsteak to town, wo
may assume that we have n certain
concern about them. If they have any
thing to do with tho irleo of tho beef
steak our concern Ih n deep one.
It Is maintained by some, that theso
cars kIvo the puckers who now own
them nn unfair ndviiutngo over com-
potltors. This Is stoutly denied by tho
puckers, who offer as proof the fact
that they pny tho sumo freight rotes
ns any shipper; and they assert that
tho only ndvantnKO they enjoy Is la
being able to get enough cars for thotr
needs by furnishing them themselves
Instead of depending upon the rail
roads to do so. In this they nro backed
up by n report of tho Interstate Com
merce Commission, mado after nn In
vestigation of all privately owned
cars, to the effect that thero wero no
unfair practices and that n radical
clmnco would adversely affect both
shippers and tho public
tWbllo not opposing, In principle,
ratlrond ownership of refrigerator
cars, the packers maintain that there
nro not enough of these cars to go
around and that the legislation In
question makes nn provision for Insur
ing that tho railroads sha.ll furnish
them In sufficient number. On the
other hand, to pool their cars and take
chances of getting what huppened to
bo nvallnble, would seriously hnndl
cap the distribution of their perishable
meat products. Tho stream of ship
ments from tho packing plants would
bo blocked, which In turn would block
tho buying of live stock, and tho In
dus try, which Is founded on a basis of
rapid distribution, would bo badly
muddled. -. .,.
In theso contentions pro and con,
there are three parties whoso Interests
aro at stake the packers, their com
petitors and tho public. Only one of
theso parties could gain n possible nd-
vuntago ir the pucker, cars wero
taken away from them, vis, tho pack
ers' competitors. Tho cars aro now
admittedly handled on nn economic
and efficient basis, and no chango Is
Justified unless unfairness Is definitely
and absolutely proved which would
bo In absolute contradiction to the re
port that the Interstate Commcrco
Commission has already rendered on
the subject The public would pay the
bill for Inefficiency in the packing In
dustry, and It has no desire to pay this
bill In order to help a few of thn pack
ers' competitors.
HANOY DOUBLE SHOPPING BAG
Convenience for Carrying Orocerle
and Other Article Canvas la
Material Suggested.
In these days, when ono has as often
as not to carry homo ono' groceries
and such-llko things, a roomy Hhopplng
bag Is an absolute necessity. Tho ono
Illustrated hero has two largo pockets
and will be found -very handy. It Is
best to use brown canvas for tho pur
pose, three-quarters of a yard being
ii in pie..
Cut out two pieces shape of dia
grams marked II and C, measuring
about 14 Inches at narrw part and 16
LONDON, Dec. 19. Creation of
, an international police forco Is sug
gested by Major David Davles, a
raoraner 01 I'amameni, tie torn mo
Grot ins Society that each nation
should have a sufficient army to
maintain internal order and furnish
Its quota when tho Leaguo of Na
tions required it; that no nation
should employ a now weapon of war;
and that each nation should provide
tho Leaguo of Nations with an ade
quate forco for immediate use,
Theso units should bo concen
trated in different parts of tho
world and tho naval portion similar
ly constituted. Poison gas, war
planes, submarines, heavy artillery
and tanks should ho coded to tho
Leaguo to form tho headquarters
forco and no state should ho allowed
to own tho in or to mako use of any
now invention for war-like purposes,
he said.
Major Davles said tho greatest
resistance to tho suggestion prob
ably now would bo found In Amorlca
''which was tho moro saddening be
cause tho President of tho great re
public was ono of tho earliest and
most powerful exponents of tho prin
ciples of tho Leaguo.''
Try 'em. Herald Want Ads.
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HERALD'S CLASSIFirn i
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous! MISCELLANEOUS
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roll HAM-; 1 thoroughbred roitls
tored lUiinln Island lied laying
hens uiul I rooHtor. Inquire 02 1
Washington Ht lS-2t
FOIl HAM-: 'Christum true, Tolo
Phono 283. 10-Gt
FOIl HAM-: Ono dining room but-fot-
In good condition. Phono
:i:tG-M or call 1010 Jutrorsou Ht.
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WANTKI) C'lnan PnnTt
"ii'ltli l'rlmini oi; ' W:.W.0.
lo to Bhonliords "TZT, -
"oawm Helot for 10ft"ij"Vou'
serins of roiicuriH nn.i i, ,lc' Club
Alice NIUun recu'rS? he,r x
Tho Indies "oTt,8 TCTT"-"
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l-'Oll HAM-: Ono quarter horso
power motor, ono three horse
power motor, ono DO gallon hot;
wuior mux inquire Now city
Laundry ll-10t
FOIt 8AM Chonp for cash. A
two-piece, dry wall Concrete
block machine; good ns now; used
only ono season. Could not bo
bought today for S4oG0. Will sell
at n bargain n owner Is in other
lino of business and cannot glvo It
his attention. Splendid opening
hero for this business as there Is a
big demand for blocks and concreto
brick. Xlnchlno Is In tho city and
emi bo aeon at any time. Don't
answer unions you have tho cash.
Address IlOx 1, Herald Office. 1-tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR KENT 3 room house partly
furnished. S24 2nd Ht. 17-41
FOU KENT Two rooms for. light
housekeeping 1313 Main Ht.
17-Gt
FOIl HUNT Furnished room. In
quire of F. Houlo, Herald Ollico
or nt 128 Second Ht., after fit 30
p. in. lGtf
FOIl UKNT Itooiim. uo of bath
and phone. S10 Walnut, cor of
9th, lltf
HELP WANTED
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WANTED Three newsboys at tho
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SITUATIONS WANTED
IF YOU WANT STUDENT HFIP
call tho KlainstU Countr mi&
School-phono 350. oWrlffi
copying and Ming: alea ' geaeriV
housework, caring (or children T
Hoys for clerking, mesaengor aenl .
chores, etc. Hpeclsl attention "ail?!
on to this service by the achoai
authorities and an effort Ii iaU
mado to mnko ctllclent, convenient
and prolltnhlo both to the Undent
and to those requiring their services
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mnko n specialty .it lire, life
and iirrldent lniiiriiirn. l'hane OUaud
wo'H do tho rent. Chilrute A Saiih
fitf
hay r-r.ovi:its attuvi-mx
Tho Hay Production and Market
ing Commlltea of the Farm Bureau
desires to have a list of ah hay jet
for sulo not Intor than December
20th. Pioaso notify any ot the fol
lowing committee or thj Count
Agricultural ARent, Harry Telford,
Chalrmun; Hubert Cheyne, C. M,
Klrkpatrlck or M, ojacomlnt.
test
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xetici: to cheimtohs
In tho County Court of Oregon for
tho County of Klamuth
In tho Matter of tho Kstntu of
Lovl 8. Wllllt. docoased.
Notice Is horob given that tho un
dersigned has boon duly appointed
administratrix of (ha cstato of Lovl
S. Wlllits, docoased, by tho above
entitled Court, and nil persons
having claims ngulnst tho snld es
tate, nro roqulrod to present samo
to tho undersigned at tho law
offices of Morryman, & Van Kmon,
in tho 1st National Dank Dulldlng,
Klnmath Falls, Oregon, within six
(C) months from tho data of this
notice. '
Dated this 12th day of Decembor,
1913.
LAUilA A. WILMTH,
Administratrix ot tho Kstato of
Lovl H. Wlllits, deccasod.
12-19-2G-2-9
FINAL ACCOUNT
HUMMOX8
MJJ
In tho County Court ot tho Htato ot
Oregon, For tho County of Klamath.
In tho Matter of tho Estate and
Guardianship of Lawronco Fred
Handerson and Dorothy Clcrtrudo
Sanderson,
I Minor
Notlcovls hereby given that Cora
A. Sanderson, guardian of tho a fore
said minors has filod her final ac
count and acknowledgement of
settlement, and that tho Cth day of
January, 1920, at' the hour of 2
p. in. of said day, has boon appoint
ed by suld Court for hearing ob
jections to said account and tho
settlement thereof.
Any person Interested in said es
tate may, on or botoro snld dato, flloi
his objections, in writing, thereto,
or any pnrtlcular ltom thereof,
npuuiiyiiiK iiurucuiurH ul buiu uu-
Joctlon.
CORA A. SANDKItSON,
Clunnllnn.
C-12-19-2C-2
Double Shopping Bag.
inches nt widest end. Next cut a piece
three-quarters yurd long and 14 Inches
wide ; this forms tho foundation of tho
bag. Double this In halves to get ex
act center, to which a handle made
from the canvas Is attacbed-a strip
about three inches wide, folded over
Into three and stitched firmly to the
bog as shown In illustration.
Place tho pieces D and O to cither
end of foundation, tack sides of pock
ets and foundation together. When
this is done, turn over narrow turnings
all reund on to wrong sldo and cover
With a narrow binding same shade aa
bag, and stitch by machine on either
edge of binding, so that tho bog will
be quite secure.
Double In halves, with pockets fall
ing on cither sldo when in use.
In certain parts of England tho
belief Is not quito oxtlnct that tho
bees hum tho Hundro'dth Psalm In
their hives on Christmas Evo Just ns
midnight chlmos out, and n fow poo
plo still go to listen nt tlip hives in
tho hope ot hoarlng tho tiny lumatos
as this is thought to bring good
luck.
Subscriho for tho Herald for your
Eastern rolatlvo or friend. Thoy
would owe you nn ovelaatlng dobt
of gratitudo.
M 1 111 Vinllt.
In tho Circuit Court of the SUM ot
Oregon for the County ot Klam
ath, Thoodoro W. Flackus, Plaintiff. .
Margaret M. Flackus, Defendant.
To Margaret M. Klackua, Defendant:
IN THE NAMB OF THE STATE
OF OHKOON: You nro hereby re
quired to nppenr and anawer the
complaint (lied ngulnst you In the
above entitled suit on or heloro Mon
day tho 12th' day ot January, 1920,
and failure to appear and anawer,
f1 wnnt fhnrnrtf nlfllnllff will tftllA
judgment and decree against you u
ronews:
1 flmnilntr n illvnrrn In thn Dliln
tiff and declaring the bonds ot mat
rimony now existing DOiweea iue
plaintiff and defendant, of no fur
thor force and oltcct.
2. And asking that the plaintiff
bo awarllod tho caro, custody and
education ot tho minor children.
t flint Mm ninintlff ho granted
such other nnd further relief a, t
oqulty and good conscience may ap
pertain and as to tho court may seem
Jununry 12th. 1920, la the last
day of tho time prescribed In the
order for publlcatloa of this sum
mons In which you may appear and
answer said complaint, tho first pub
lication thoreof being November
28th, 1919. M . ...
This summons Is sorved by publi
cation, by ordor of Honorable p. v.
Knykondull. Judgo of tho Circuit
Court of tho Stato of Oregon, for
Klamath County, dated Novemw.
20th, 1919, which order required
Hint this summons bo published or
onco a week for six "'"
weuks, the first publication being
Novembor28th.l919.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose offices
nnd poHtoIIlco nuurcss is
Falls, Oregon.
G-3-9Z-CI-ZI-5-SE
Star Drug Co, will remain opened
untH o'clock In the evening until
Xmas.
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Dost 'yet. Herald Want Ads.
WHEN A WORKING MAN
wants an overall he usually selects from the i bes
ones those that are going to give him the sei vice.
our stock we take pride in telling him that the ovei
all of today is none other than .the Famous 1 1 onajj
which are all that the name implies. Made iron
heavy material in full cut and. high back, jy
roomy and never bind, with front swinging poewo
and two hip pockets; also the patented never ios
your-rale-or-pliers pocket. We have them m an
S1DON'T SAY OVERALL WHEN ASKING FOR
THEM, BUT SAi
W UNION MADE WV
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Sold oxcluslvoly at our storo
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