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Title I.ako hinds was completed
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service. Of 93 lots ottered, ranging
I In sire frrm 54 to 102 acres, all ex
cept seven were awarded. There
wo 10 no bidders far tho seven cx-
1 cepxed parcels. The- highest bid was
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thjxt of C. 1'. Hiisklns. on lot No. 125.
coiitn'iilng S4 ncro, on which ho bid
$U.1.2C p?r aero. Tlio IiIiIh iivuruftfd
$1 nn n ro on thu entire, acreage. ,
Following nro tho lot niimhrii,
names of successful bidders nnd acre
age (.cured by eaelt: '
Niiino. Acres. '
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IN PORTO RICO
SAN JUAN, Porto Rice, Mar. 1.
By Mall.) There Is more hookworm
In Porto Rice today ,than in any
other country in the world, with the
possible exceptions of India and
Ceylon, according to Dr. Victor G.
Heiser, of the Rockefeller Founda
tion. Pr. Heiser has offered the co
operation of the Rockefeller Founda
tion! to the government of Porto Rice
and the commissioner of health in
combatting' hookworm in the Island.
"Hookworm is probably the most
serious economic problem which
Porto Rice faces today," sad Dr.
Heiser. "I have asked cane planters
why they did not pay more wages,
and they said because the laborers
could not earn it, and probably they
are right."
Dr. A. Ruiz Soler, icommissloner of
health, eaid that probably the
government would accept the offer of
assistance from the Rockefeller
Foundation and" that a campaign
against anemia would be undertaken.
Dr. James B. Grant, also ot , the
Rockefeller Foundation, who bM
been here for some weeks making an
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MEXICO CITY, Feb. 26. (By
Mall.) With the presidential elec
tion less than six months away, tho
political situation in Mexico is so
obscure that It is impossible to stato
definitely whether there are tbreo
or 'six candidates.
President Carranza has been em-
investigation of health conditions in
the Island, will remain for som I r'Latic ,n hls "ulementB that he in-
time and nil), with the co-operation
SQUEEZED
TODEATH
When the body begins to stiffen
and movement becomes painful it
is usually an indication that tha
Wdneys are out of order. Keep
these organs healthy by taking
COLD MEDAL
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The world's standard remedy for kidney,
Hrer, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Jtanons since 1696. Take regularly and
kaep In good health. In three sizes, all
druggists. Guaranteed as represented.
Ltd; tor lK Bane Cold Mdl on rraj bcz
wh accept no
of Dr. Soler, prepare a plan for at
tacking the hookworm problem.
Anemia, which during the Spanish
I rule was believed to be due mostly to
! malnutrition, now Is attributed to a
great extent to infection. It Is be;
Heved- that the disease was brought
in witn tne eariy staves and tnus
spread uncontrolled throughout the
length and breadth of the Island.
The government has spent alto
gether $357,000 In bringing relief
to the unfortunate sufferers. A sur;
vey recently made by Dr. Grant
shows that 90 per cent of the popu
lation In rural areas harbor book
worm Infection. Even light Infec
tion with hookworm is said to cause
mental retardation. Defective men
tality thus produced renders the
chlldre nincapablo of assimilating instruction.
A Herald Want Ad will well it.
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People's Market
OUU BREAKFAST BACON
is simply irresistible. It Is
all sugar cured and come
from tho finest young pigs
Try some tomorrow morn
ing. Our hams, too, ara
away aboyo tho averngo.
Mild and sweot, they tasto
ust perfect. Eaten either
'hot or told, they are tooth
some and delicious. s Ah
wolgkts to suit your neodJ.
.idds to rotlio when his term of of'
tlx.s expires next December, he iia:i
declared for honest elections and n
peacelJl transfer of, power,
A recent conference of seventeen
Mexican governors held In the na-Ll69
tlonal capital took cognizance of
their chief's attitude by issuing a
manifesto to the people In which
1 J. A Mnddox S0.fi
2 V. U'Wls SI
i 3 Mrs. I.oulsu lowls SI
11 l'lilth llramlmll SO
.11 Kuthnrlnu Kit mini 6 I !i
. :IU Josi'ph Klein, Jr 55
' 52 John Knndra .' G7
' no Hnruld V. WyRiuit SO
02 WyRtint ft HoIdiliK 01
OS Jop S. Smldl S.I
I SO--Joseph Krlzo SO
101 llnrrv N. Cllojin SO
115 It 11. Andersen S
114-S-Otto y.hliidcn . 00
11C V. Konsloy" 70
116 L. P. Geertson ...'..t. SO
117 I.eonorn Unertson SO
US Mrs. M. J. Krcdorlck 10
119 Anna Martin 60
120 Hard lloblson SO
121 Myron Hnsklns SO
122 Edwin Shipley SO
123 J. V. Stamens SO
121 C. H. Merrill SO
12G C. P. Hasklns S4
12C Mrs. J. A. Dewey 13S
J127 John Whitney 117
12S N. O. Hnsklns .' SO
129 Calvin N. Hnsklns SO
, 130 .W. S. Hall SO
1131 Mildred Merrill SO
132 J. Fred I.oosley SO
I 133 G. P. Shnmhart SO
134 John Zblnden 80
1 135 James Krejel M00
136 A. R. Cox SO
137 Mrs. n. J. Cllno SO
' 138 W. H. Molhaso 80
f 139 Henry L. Orchard 80
i 140 Albert Plasll ., .. SO
j 141 David M. Dunn 80
C. R. Stephenson 80
3 Vincent Zumr 100
Anna L. Klabzubn 80
145 Joe Klabzuba 80
' 146 Frank H. Vochatzcr 80
147 C, F. Orchnrd.... 80
14S Mike Dobry .... 80
149 Mrs. A. A. Llskcy 80
150 Rert Rogers 100
151 W. L. Purdy 80
IV F. C. Klabzuba SO
153 John Sags 80
154 ;Llnnua Miller 80
155 Anton Pollvka 80
156 Caroline Llskey 80
157 Mrs. A. Orchard. .( SO
158 Carl 8. Orchard 80
159 Mrs. Thos. Selgel 80
160 Tbos. Selgel 80
161 L. R. Holbrook 80
112 Geo. W. Voctner 80
163 Mrs. E. A. Vochatzer 80
164 Ella Halouhek 80
165 Joe C. Halousek....:. 80
166 W. B. Holbrook 80
167 Joe M. Johns 80
168 Dave Llskey 80
A. A. Llskey. 80
170 Earl L. Miller 80
171 Jerry O'SullIvan 80
J72 ion Beldlng 74
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Thai's WXtci You'il GcJ Irojn "SIUUnERT"
WE WANT 'E!VS NOW-AND WILL TAY TUB FSICiJ TO GET 'ESI
they pledged their support to tho 173 Llze Halousek 78
legally elected president. The gov- 174 A. L. Wlshard 140
ernors' conference was declared by
the local press to have deep political
significance Inasmuch as elaborate
175 C. T. Darley 192
176 Laura Hall .... 92
177 J. A. McMillan 112
plans were made by the executives' 178 Paul Dalton .. 180
for holding elections, each govorn6r,i79 Carr Dalton 103
to exercise complete control over the 1 180 A. N. Elliott 103
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Phone 83
rfM4W'MHH- n excess of $250,000,000
voting in his state.
One significant part of their pro
gram was the elimination of the fed
eral army from politics. This was
in accord with a recent order from
the war department, made at the di
rection of President Carranza, to tho i
effect that army men must not med
dle in politics.
Generals Obergon and Gonzales
aro conducting vigorous campaigns
each being aided by an official news
paper. Ignacio Ponlllas Is an avow
ed candidate although as yet he has
not forsaken his ambassadorial dut
ies In Washington.
If tho present' administration fav
ors one of tho throe announced' can
didates Ohregon, Gonzales or Hon
illas it has kept tho fact carofully
concealed. Obregon and President
Carranza appear to have broken af
ter a friendship of years' standing
and El Monitor Hepubllcnno, the
Obregon organ, Is .vehement In Its
attacks upon tho president.
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Footlights wero first Introduced to
the stage by David Garrick.
England's tobacco bill for the year
181 Cora Walker 148
182 J. C. Walker 191
183 Jesso D. Sealo 188'
184 Carry A. Franks 145
185 Frunk Taylor 190
186 A J. Dean 183
Lots 12, 50, 53, 55, 57, 58, and 80
aro the parcels on
were offered.
which no bids
LONDON TRAFFIC
IIAIMiY CONGK.STEI)
LONDON, Tub. 25. (Hy Mull.)
Lord Montagu, of Reaullou, predicts
that within a few years tho conges
tion of traffic In central London will
compel tho building of overhead
rallvrajs and of higher buildings,
Nolthor streets, railways nor tubes,
as they exist today, ho says, will bo,
(idcaimto to convoy tho dully traffic.
The skyscrapers of Now York, ho
adds, are magnificent and strikingly
beautiful. Tho utmosphero ahovo
the streets Is far purer thnn lowoi
down, und tho moro or loss ormnn
ont smoky layer ovor London Is
seldom higher than 150 feet in nor
mal wenther,
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Thfe extrcmelv h!ch nrlces for Or enroll Furs nre rinsed oi the well-
known "SHUOERT" liberal grading and are quotnl for inirnttliatc ship
jnent. No. 3, No. 4 ami otherwise inferior sklnn nt Ulclicst market
value. Ship your Kura now when we want 'cm. You'll cct "more
money" and Get it "quicker" too.
"SHUBERT" RETURNS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY
SHIP TODAYAND KEEP EM COMING FAST
SMI .AIL VOUfl FURS OIRECT TO .
A.B. S HUBERT'
THEimiSTHOUSEIN THWW) DEMIUS CXCLUSIVlCf lit
AMERICAN RAW FURS
25-7 W, Austin Ave. Depli973Chicago. V.SJS
SKATTLK, Wnsh., Mnr. 8. High' Prohibition In California has cans
discount rates nnd prohibition nre'vd many Canadians to abandon thulr
checking Canndlun tourist travel to former winter trips to thu southern
tho United States, according to Sent-' section of the state, the steamship
tie steamship men. iinon believe. More liberal liquor
Canadians who lonve their homos regulations In Canada aid the north
with J'1,000 In Canadian money find I ernors to make up their minds to
they huvo only $800 when they
reach the United Slates whero, In
many cities, the discount rate Is
twonty per cent.
ornurs to mnke up their
remain at homo.
A Herald Want Ad will soil It.
We Believe--
a good dependable Electric Service is one of the
important factors in community building
WE BELIEVE it is a valuable asset to a community
to be able to offer reliable Electric Service at an
attractive rate to industries seeding location
WE BELIEVE this asset is a direct benefit to every
citizen of that community
WE BELIEVE the responsibility is delegated to the
Serving Utility to make every reasonable effort to
insure adequate and reliable Service for all purposes
required within its territory
WE BELIEVE the mere name of the Company
serving is not material the value lies in the actual
Serviqe rendered.
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California-Oregon Power Co.
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Drug Facts, N 17
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Veterinary Remedies
Wo Imvo not overlooked the Importance of lio livestock unci
poultry Inlei'i'hlH of Kliimutli country, anil have made provlnlon In
our Mooch for ftiippljlii;; nil tlio medical ncedx of tlio Mocknuin or
lioultrynmn.
Wo hliall have tlio exclusive (Ilstilbullon of tlio well known
Korlnek Velerlimry IteinedleH jiml nIiiiII eis(mnlly K'laiiuiteo ami
endni'M) each mill every item In I ho Hue, 'Tliey nre k()I lemedleH
iuuI will HiillHfy tlio most exacting.
Aljuiy other nillcil-for vt'terliinry leincdlcH will lie found in our
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SQUARE DEAL DRUG STORE, Klamath Falls
RED CROSS DRUG STORE, Merrill
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