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SCIENTIFIC BOXING CONTESTS
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HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE
, Feb. 11, 8:30 p.m.
Under the;aupervision of the' Klamath Falls Boxing Commission
Wednesday
BEE MEN PROTUT
nrv.
ALLEGED TRESPASS
RIVERSIDE, Cal., Feb, . Mem
bers of tbe Riverside County JBee
keepers' association bate gone on Re
cord 'tffalnkt tourist bee.
Hy tbhi Is meant tbai be'emett' of
ibis county object to the
HERALDS
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COLUMNS
FOR SALE Real Estate
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TEN-ROUND MAIN EVENT
' CATCH WEIGHTS
"BILLY" DUFF
KLAMATH FALLS
VS.
0
ATLANTIC FLEET
YOUNG PAPKE
EIGHT-ROUND SPECIAL EVENT
LIGHTWEIGHTS
v, 'ice"
SAN FRANCISCO
1
SACRAMENTO,
Four-Round Preliminary between YOUNG GRAFTON and
YOUNG EATON, both of Klamath Falls
Ticket are on sale at the Rex Cafe, Seventh and Main Street
RingsideSeats, $3.00 (including war tax)
General' Admission, $2.00 (including war tax)
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KUMMONH than three dollars and ten cents polltlcB or the country. He 'admits
7, Nn une '(13.10) per thousand feet will be tj,ttt this Iff a revolutionary doctrine,
i.quiiy ru. "" w considered. All timber must be re- . , enntp,-;nl, thnt for AretntlBn Its
Agnes L. Uodd. P alntiff vs arrqn Ju mi Each but contends that ror Argentina jts
W .1 .1 Ili.fnnilnnf ' . . .. et .l.m r hah Hni.lil ji i 4 anrif fi lh A'fKs.
l.. uuuu, -""""".. ..' j. hiii muHt ho nccomtianieu oy a cerii- '"'bra -uu.u uumctu i -
nUUVU ... . ... ..!-.! J.ll... .!...
To, Warren L. Uodd, the
,flcd check for one thoushnd dollars, advantages.
navnhlo to the Sunerlntendent ot the
. - .... . ,.
Indian scnooi. ueposit
Arc jou enumerated?"
nmiid .lufnnriltnt
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in tno name oi w.u --- Klamath
Ken: You ure noreuy re.j u . ... , b rPtllIneu ng m,U,iated dam- DANCING FOR MEN
pear and answer the compla nt fled MB iauh- "
nisnlnBt you In the above entitled suit xvihin sltv' iIf.vb1 HO
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hero during tbe winter of colonies of
bees from the middle west, where
bce-kecper have formed the piac
tlce of .wending their honey-makers I o
Southern California when, food grow
scarce at home.
Riverside beekeepers seek state
measures to prevent middle western
beekeepers from feeding their bees
here at the expense of the local colonies.
Are jou enumerated?
There are coal miners jh Bohemia
who make their dwellings at a point
over 2,000 feet below the level of
tbe sea.
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Kdn SALE Four-room house, 'fri
conn rnnnmnn mm M,.b. tmm
presence pirvement 800 cas,f 0f w make
terms Call 28CM( or 2228 Eberleln
avenue, Mills Addition after 6 P. m.
FOR SALE Itoomins houso Wt
Tocatlon In town 'nijulre i I Main
8t. . , t.c
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
- "ii-ninAru-iAnru"tTxvxnjiiy
FOR SALK 8 tons Oat Hay, 6 miles
irora town on Spring Lake' road.
Phone H. N. Moe. C-12
WANTED At oni-ej a good girl -ti
assist at the Marshall Home. 4-tt
WANTED Furnished hons.j or
apartment. E. U. Bishop, I'hona
US, -7
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STENOGRAPHER WANTED Gco
salary. Apply Renner & Cbastaln,
over Klamath State Bank Bldg.
Phone 117. 2-U
LOST ANP FOUND'
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LOST Small, ovaf, blue mosaic pin
Sunday evening. Reward. Mrs. C.
J.. Ferguson. 5-3t
FOR SALE 34 tons baled second
cutting alfalfa hay. Address Chas.l
MacK, niamatb rails, RiFrD. No. 1.
mono lyyjA. c-7
FOR SALE; 3 cows, 1 registered
rRhoan Durham bull, 1 horse C.
Mr Reld, Merrill Ore. ' 5-1 1
f5r RENT Furnished house; no
vchlldren. Phone 240-R, tf
MISCELLANEOUS
CITT GARBAGE When yon
Garbage removed phone 91.
.Printing, Stationery and office
supplies'. Pioneer Printing, and Sta
tionery company. 126 Main St. - 9-tf
PHONE. PEYTON for wood. 187
Demorest, Dentist, over
man's Store, 6th and Main.
In Tbe County Court of tK State of
Ortgon tor Klamntb County
in tbe Matter of The Organisation of
The Patterson Irrigation District.
To the Honorable County Court of
Klamath County, Oregon. Your peti
tioners respectfully represent as fol fel fol
eows: That they propose the or
ganization of an irrigation district, to
be known as Patterson Irrigation Dis
trict, under the provisions of Chapter
387, Laws of Oregon for the year
1917 A. D.
That tbe boundaries of' the said
proposed Irrigation district are as
follews: , ''''
Beginning at a point representing
the North West Corner of the south
East Quarter, of the south West Quar
ter, (SB of 8WU ) of section Twen
ty isme (z), in Townsnip rorty,
(40) jtouth of Range Eleven (11).
.Past of the Willamette Meridian,
Klamath County, Oregon, therice'east
on Mid' subdivision line, One and
One-Half miles to the North -East, wAVTRn PmcHmI nnrsn
. ... .. ... . . . .1 ' - r - -- ------ - ---
corner oi me sram vy esc .quarter or
the South East qaurter ot section 28,
In said Township and range; Thence
South Forty Chains, thence East
wpntv rhnlna. thpnra enuth twpntv
chains to tbert corner on the sec
tion line between 33 -or 34, said Tj.
and range: Thence east twenty
chains. Thence South sixty chains,
more or less to the South East Cor
ner ot Lot numbered 4 of section 3,
in Township 41 south of Range ele
ven (11). E. W. M. in Klunath Coun
ty, Oregon'; Thence, West twenty
chains to the section line between
sections 3 and 4, In said township
anu range; mence souin to at or near
the South East corner of section 4
FOR RENT OR LEASE
want
U-t
Sugar-2-tt
i WANTED
yANAMww
WANTED A first class finish car
penter -(J. M. Reld, Merrill. 5-7
MADAM IOINA, Palmist-
World's Greateat Phrenologist,
Palmist and Median.
Reads your entire life past, '
present and fntnre correctly, giT
Ing names, dates and' figures in bus
iness, love, law, marriage and doa- '
estlc troubles. Tells you what yo..
are best adapted for and what to do
to better your conditions In life.
This lady reads your hand as yoa
would an open book. A .reading by
her will meet your highest expecta
tions, and you Will be wiser and
happier, after consulting her, she '
having the gift of .removing all evil
influences and placing you In an en- i
vlronmcnt of nappy thought and
contentment. Readings: Sunday and
dally, 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Located
at Room 1, Moore Rooming House,
1313 Main St., between Broad and
Spring Streets, one block east ot
White Pelican Hotel, Klamath- Falls,
Ore. Phone 471. 27-10
desires
engagements. Phone 12F14. 5-10 'toes.
FARMERS ATTENTION.
The Farm Bureau will offer a pool
order on formaldehyde to be closed
February 20th. Place your order
with Farm Bureau office for your
supply for treating grain and pota-
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UiSBFOR
MM FOLK
PETCH, Montenegro, Jan. 2. (By
Mall) Americanization of the foot
wear ot the ' Balkans within a few
'yearB may be one of the unexpected
in said Township and Range, where result of the war. The Serbian sap-
said line Intersects the north line of.dal or opanchl, ot soft pliable leath-
agalnst you mi ; - trnct nna bona within sixty' days
.m nr iwfnrn Saturday the loin uny . , , .... i, .i.k
.... ... -----:;-., ,h nt I rum UGVUIHUUl-u ui urn. no i,B"i
ot March, 1920, that being, tho lost t() uny nnd nJ bIdg Jg reservetli,
HO LOST LIMBS
the right f way of what is known as
tbe Adams Canal. Thence northerly
and westerly along the north bound
ary ot.th.e s.atdA.damsCanal to a
pofnt twenty chains west""of.1the,"EuTt
line ot Section -5, in said Township
and range; thence north to the North
boundary of said Township; thence
West twenty chains to the quarter
corner on the Township line between
said Townships 40 and 41, said Range
lnv of tho time prescribed in the or- '
. . i ii .i . V.I eiimmnna u
nnd If you Jail so to appear nnd ans- '"", m"y Wnhngton D C Janu- hnve lost an arm or a leg in the war, through Section 32, Township Forty,
wor. for want thereof plnlntlff will 23 ig2() CATo' SELLS. Com- this instruction being part of a planjSou,th ot "an6e " East' di?taM! LS,ixty
apply to the Court for tho rollof ,,',,' . nf Iniilin Affnirs'V 3:oad-'8 . , , . . , ,u , .chains; thence West twenty chains;
prayed for In her complaint on fllo In ""--""' ot InJlun Affttlrsp S.egfl -'S Intended to give the men. poise and thence North Forty chansito place of
tho niiove entitled court nmi uu iu UnDnEC i-.. rCV I -""""ot " u'"K
LONDON. Feb. 6. Danclncr Is be-
. . . .-. '. . . -.1 I-. ' v '&U1U lOV
n m v l,e obtained "from Superin- lnB taueht BritlBh army offlcers ' number ?. .W. M. ; thence north sandal;
er was abandoned when Serbia was
compelled to call upon tbe Allies for
equipment, tor, only the stiff shoe, to
which western-European .anU-merJ-
can armies' were accustomed, was a-
vaiiaDie. mow, anr nauut ucen uau
ltuated to the modern shoe, the Serb
ian soldier upon demobilization finds
it difficult to return to the primitive
America which were distributedi?eit
wit: Thnt tho bonds of matrimony
heretofore nnd now existing between
plaintiff nnd yourself bo forovor dls-1
solved nnd sot nRldo nnd thnt plain- nurNoq aires Jan 10
dlvorco from yon; that plaintiffs Mall.) Every steamer arriving here
maiden nnmo, Agnes L. Folsom. ho from Latin ports of Europe and from
restored to her nnd that plaintiff n0ilnllli u loaded with immigrants
TO ARGENTINE
(By
their artificial
limbs. Preliminary work along this
line begins at the hospital, and later
the officers may continue their les
sons without cost It they desire.
Arc jou enumerated?
cently by the American RedCrsa
have such other nnd further relief w po. . . ... ,a,. . . .,ose FOXES VICTIMS
to the court may seem meet huh - , , ,, ( , i i OF CCA CIPfcTMCCC
ciniltnblo In tho promises. " tho Dutch ships fro Geniinns.i Ur OCA aitMNtOJ
Tlil Kiiniinnns Is served upon you Tliev nrn attmcttnl bviflho facta-t'lint I
...,. -.-- ... .. . .. -- - - -- ,
by puhllcntlon In tne ;vening iioram
KETCHIKAN, Alnskn, Jan. 3. (By
Dy p.i iiiicntion in mo .ven ik "ii i. Argentna lB prosperous, unscathed -.nmA., aiubku. Jan. o. yay
a daily nowjpaper printed miMhod " . ' ..' , . , Mail). Eighteen very sick blue foxes
nnd of Reneral circulation In Klam- r, uml belief tl at t gives Kntnlla to a small is-
nth County, Oregon, onco a week for promise to rnpld development. fn nc 'tTom n,nlm to a small is-
. ,: .. .... -.i. ti.. . . . t .. I . -.i.inil In tho northern nnrt nf thn .Tun.
six mccesslvn veks bv order of Hon
orolilo D. V. Kuykondoll, Jiulgo of
thn nbovo entitled court, mndo ond
ontered In this notion on Jnnutirv 29,
1920. tho date of tho first publica
tion hereof belnc January 31. lO.
II. M. MANNLVO & WJK GAN'OXG.
Attornevg for Plaintiff. P. O. &
Business Address" 409 Main St
Klanintli Falls, Klamath County, only two years' rusldenco Is required
1 1-71 4"l-S-fl ' ' .Many havo long been residents of
' Aigenttnn and aro largo property
Timber Sale, Klunmth Indian Iteser- . ' , . , . , . ,
v.tlo... Sealed bids, in duplicate. TI' " ot nonimmigrants hhs
marked outsldo "Hid Eggsmnn Unit." prompted a proposal by Dr. Junn
ond oddretsed to tho Superintendent. Carlos Garay, professor of law In tho
Klnmath Indian School. Klnmittli ,,.., .... , ,. i t .;..
Agency, Oregon, will bo rocolvod u ' ' ' . ,; iL, . 1
... .. i.-,- r-io- n?n minriiinnr nf n lnw innwInirT
uniii iwuivo u uiuuit nuuii, iiiunn: ---
tlmo, Thursday. March 11, 1920, for
the purchnso of timber on 040 ncros
great Increase In I tho foreign ',and In tho northern part of the Jap-
... . j . nnese nrrnlnelncn. wnrn nn thn stunm.
or Alaska when it left hero for Seat
tle recently. There hnd been 20 of the
foxes when tho vessel left Katalln,
but two died of seasickness on the
first leg of their long voyage.
i The foxes were purchased In Nor
thern Alaska nnd will be used in
starting a fox farm on tho Japanese
Ibland.
I Am j oil enumerated?
population of tho Argentlno Is ex
pucted owing to this immigration.
Already nearly one-half of tho popu
lation of Buenos 'Aires Is forefrju
born nnd a majority, these have
failed to becomo citizens, although
SEATTLE HAS 127
MILES OF CAR LINES
beginning. $ were snatched up by the peasants
inai your petitioners consilium ,witn avidIty. American business jil
majority of the owners of said land"11" """ . -t l
numerically and in acreage, and that ready has begun to exploit thls-twj
said lana is suscepume oi irrigation. source oi aemanu so mat u iaw-iuuic
That your petitioners propose the Jears probably will see the Balkan
orcanization of said district to pro-' , .,, iri-a-n ehn
construction of works ""'" "c" "" """7"" ""?V t
Tne war tas aeau tne eijeifcuie
headgear of the Montenegrin, ft idl
ing blow. "y1''. '
More than 600 years ago, 'in 1389,
those Serbs who were driven toj&kje
refuge from the Turk In the moun
tains of Montenegro after thebveri
throw of the Serbian Empire atllie
Eattle of Kossovo, adopted acqp
j which was intended to keeptres!h
their minds forever a national cpn
sclousness. The cap still worn td-this
day is brimless and bordered jly n
vide for the
for the irrigation of same nnd for
the purchase, operation or mainten
ance of works already constructed,
and for the assumption as "rliKipal
or guarantor of Indebtedness on ac
count of district lands to the L'nitcd
States under the Federal Reclamation
Laws.
Wherefore your petitioners pny
that said Irrigation district 1)3 organ
ized under said Chapter 337 of tne
Laws of 1917 A. D.
Names:
J. L. Norton
J. Frank Adams "
Walter .Tvpison
Anton Klem
N. H. Hadley
James Lacey
A. J. Deans , .
J. G. Patterson
State of Oregon.
ss:
I. John G. Patterson, belns first
Inlif ewnrn unftr notH itminiO find
"ltJ r'IUII4 UJUtl X. il'v. w .
say. that I am one pf the petitioners tor, now that Montenegro and the
in tne loregomg petition aim nim-i seros nnve come iiuu uib eiuij nmm
:i
ivi
Klanrnth County,
UAtM
Fine and Exclusive Line for Big
and Little Folks. 5 to 50 cents.
I
PIONEER PRINTING AND
STATIONERY COMPANY
126 Main Street
.Sjfi.-'
!
'Ilon't forget to try the hot mineral i
Supplies of old shoes gatheredstopaths at the' Hot Spring Bath House,
;lt
rntouniDLU
6'f PHYSICIAN
Illinois;, Doctor Says He Has Never
Known Medicine to Produce Rc-
4 Suits Like Tnnlac. Tiikesiit Hlni
sell for Indlcestlon
r !
i Dr. B. H. Elder, with offices at 410
Sbradski BIdg., Peoria 111., who has
been in active practice for over forty
years, .says:
"Medical science has never before
produced a medicine that brings re
sults like Tanlac. I have been pres
cribing it some time with remarkable
rocnltc PfiTfinnnllv T hnrl suffered for
block band of mourning. TJie cr0n4.e"ars from gtomach trouble and rheu-
is a crimon red for the blood whichl-matism nnd had devoted my best
was shed in the battle and embroid
ered about the edge are six, gold
threaded circles for the six centuries
which have elapsed since 13S9.
Some now have discarded the cap
enactment of a law irTaUIng SEATTLE. Wash.. Feb. C. Seat
naturalization obligatory without re- tie's street railway system, said to bo
nunciation of citizenship in the coun- tho largost municipally owned In thn
try of birth. Professor Garay hopes world, now Includes 85.71 miles of
In that way to solve tho problem double track and 41.38 miles of sin
presented by failure of so. many file track, n total of 127.09 miles, ac-foroign-born
persons to become cl(l- cording to n supplement to the annual
zens and take part In tho nffairs nnd report of Thomas F. Murphine, super-
, intendent of public utilities. The city
p owns 500 passenger omtor cars, 37
fM4W4."44H,,44,44 ' cable cars and employs 2,180 per-
ot tribal and allotted land on tho
Sprnguo Itlvor In Sections 22, 27 and
28, Township 34 South, Rnnge 8
East of tho W. M., Klnmath Reser
vation. Tho sola comprises about
two and ono-hnlf million feet of yol
low pine, for which no bid of less
E. C. STUCKEY
I "Wishes to announce that he has moved his cabinet
t X Bons, fhe report said.
Tl One-man cars, the use of metal
pickets and skip Btops were innovn
S,tlons under city ownership that have
xj resulted materially in economy of
T operation and Increased efficiency,
Ghnn frnm 1124 Main street to corner of 'Eleventh "r- Murphine declared. The system
r r X wnn nnrnhnRoH hv thn rUv In Mnrnh
w .. 4- ... .. .. ..... w.-rf . ... W.
. . I 1 1 1 111 J 1 1 . .. -.
nnr Fine streets, wnere ne win continue to maKe T.iaia
i
f your GLASS troubles his troubles, as well as make
nnvthino- m ' eanmet woi'K mac vou mav aesire.
"v o " . .".,.
.
Are j ou enumerated?-
Tl Experts Btate that the Mesopo
2 tamia plain, when properly irj:i-
.gated, wljl' produce, n substantial
.H.-K.-m-m Bh ot' Ule- world's cottPn ?rop
said petition is true', as I verily be
lieve. , , "V"
'J.'Q. PATTERSON
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 27th day'6f.'Jan.'s1920.
Seal, i ) ' "'
EM. BUBB
Notary Public Klamath County
Oregon f , :
My Commission expires Jan. 14th,
1921. "
C-13-20-27
In the County Conrt of tho State of
Oivgon for The County of Klnmnth
In the Matter of The Organization of
the Patterson Irrigation District.
NOTICE is hereby given that a
petition for the organtzatlpn of the
Patterson Irrigation District, to be
oignnized under the provisions ot
Chapter 357 of the Lawsot the state
ot Oregon for the year 191i7, will be
presented to the County'Ourt of the
state of Oregon, fori the County of
Klamath, on the 1st day 6f March,
1920' nf the county ,cou.t house in
said county, at 10 o'clockn the fore
noon of said day, ' , .
Dated February 2, '1920.
J. G. PATTERSON
G-13,20427 Jf." I
was their's before Kossovo, there
seems to .many of them to be no
reason for the perpetuation of the
sentiment which the cap was calcul
ated to keep alive through the period
of adversity of the nation.
Arc jou enumerated?
FEW G. A. R. MEN
MISSOULA, Mont. Feb. G. There
are only 284 members of the Grand
Army of the Republic: 'In Montana,
according to Ji P. McClain ot Lolo,
near here, who recently returned
from a tour of inspection of the
posts of the state. In ''comparison,
It is estimated that there are be
tween 35,000 and 40,000 veterans of
the great war residing In the state.
Aro jou enumerated?
Of, all bodies of salt wfcter, the
warmest Is the Red sea which hag a
temperature, even in JtV greatest
depths, of seventy degrees, -
thought trjing to find relief but to
no avail. After eating, gas woum
form' in my stomach, and affect my
heart, causing poor circulation, cold
hands and feet, dizziness, peculiar
feelings, terrible headaches and
cramps. The rheumatism pained ma
"i I could hardly stand to move my
leg? or arms.
"I had a patient who had also suf
fored for jeors with the same trouble
as mine, and although I did all I
could for him he got no better. One
day, after he had been away for a
bout six months, he came to ray office
and never in my life have I seen a
man look better or seem to feel bet
ter than he did. He told me Tanlao
was what had brought about the
wonderful change. I began trj'ing the
medicine at once with the result that
a. few bottles relieved me entirely of
stomach trouble, rheumatism and all
other ailments. Although I nm an ex
tra hearty eater nothing ever disa
grees with pie any more. I have pre
scribed Tanlac In cases of rheuma
tism, kidney and bladder disorders
and a run down condition with won
derful results, and I "feel that I ought
to give piv experience with Tanlac to
tho pun"'- 'or the benefit of suffering
hunianHy."
Tpnlao is sold In Klamath Falls by
ne Star Drug Co.. and In Lorella by
the James Merc. Co adv.
'
COOKED FOOD SALT!
The ladies of St. Paul's Episcopal
Guild will hold a cooked food sale at
Baldwin's' Hnrdworo store next Sat
urday beginning at 11.00 a. va.
IV
ORHFR NOW Murphey?sFeed& Seed Stere:
SEED
ly I
'Phone 87