Monday, juke 1, tmi
rAtm nvwM
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
N. Y. TO FRISCO
am ii
OAM1IHIIHIH, Miisa., Juno 7. A
dirigible nlrahlp lino to engage In
regular piintni)Kiir service between
Nuw Vork nml Han Praticlaro la a
project In which war Ouiiirtnitnt offi
cial would llku to Interoal riiilliil,
with ii view to having nn nlr fleet
I in riM'illut I y available in mm of wur,
uOcciritlriK to Profeaaur llurvwy N.
Duvla, of Harvard university.
Professor Davla Ii engaged In (
lrt work on helium gua for thn li
imrliiH'iit, nmt In di-algnlng ii ilnnt
In he built nt l.angley Held, Vn ,
where thn vxkiikIvii kiin after umi In
lhi military llghter-thau-alr (raft
may hi' washed free of I til f mi r 1 1 ten mill
lined iiKiiln Katlinutea by Colonel
William N. Ilinly, of Iho wnr d.
liartmi'iit, Indicate Hint It will In- pcia
alhle fur paaaengur lo ko hy nlmhlp
overland nt a coat of about five tents
ii mill', nt a speed of OS to 70 miles
nn hour.
"The advent of (ho nlmhlii im a
regular pnasi'tiger CafleFTTluirrTi
nearer than many pcrin In this
oimlry rvnllfp," said Mr. Pnvla. "I
tdiall Ii" aiirprlaed If the ruining aum
in r ilnen not aeii m linn of aim hip In
operation hy nn Cngllsh fltm between
the t'liltetl Htnlra ami the llrlllah
llca nml I hnvu no doubt whatever
Hint a )enr from now will e regular
weekly aalllnga.
"Ily thi ue of helium ull danger
of dlaaater from expluiilona audi mi
bute wrecked big hnllonna fillet)
llli hydrrgni w he averted. Them
will b no fenr of Ignition of Hid gua
by bullrl., lightning or apurka from
the engine. In fact. It l pointed, out
that the eiiglma mny ho placed limbic
the outer hvdl of the dirigible, and
Hint except fur olmervatlon purpcaa
no rnr need he carried oulaldn the
lilg bug."
Whllo iho prenent coat of produc
In helium la air ill fl tlmea that of
hydrogen, I'rcifen.or II.ivIm hellevea
Hint detelopment of Ita uianufHrtur
will reault In n cheaper product
tlellum w he Ued to furillah the
lifting power In the f S.500.000 dlrlg
Ible wlilrh the navy department ux
l'cla to obtain from nn Kngllah man
ufnctiirer aonn.
O. A. C. RETAINS WELL
KNOW.N LECTURER
OltEUON AOItlCUl.TUIlAI. COI
l.KOI-3. Corvnllla, June f.. Dr. John
A. I.omnx of the t'nheralty of Trxna
u lecturer, entertainer, nnd acliolnr
of nntlonnl reputation, haa been nn- j
nounced aa a apeclal lecturer for thet
1920 O. A. C. aummer aeaalon. The)
exact dnto of hla lecture haa not i
U-en aet, hut he will glvo two nt tho I
tlnlveralty of California, l'nlveralty
of Idaho and Wiialilugton Stnte Col-1
lego during their aummer achonla,
Dr I.omnx la tlm author of acvernl
hooka on "Cowboy llnllnda." lie (
apent yearn In gathering nt tlrat
band the remnanta of iiopulii'r amiga'
Nurvlvlng amoiiK the enwhoya, I In
hna gathered not only the worda, but
ulao tho tunea, obtained In aomu
rnaca by a phonogrnih placed In the J
back of home aaloon freiiientcil by
cowhoya when In town.
"I hnvu heard him ledum nnd
Ming aeveral tlmca," anld Dean M. El
wood Hmlth, director of aummer
achool, "nnd whllo Dr. I.omnx mnkea
no honat or hla voice, I hnvo aeen
morn thnn one audience convuliod
with delight na he reproduced the
rollcklng or pathetic ballads of tho
plalna."
fllKHOKKKS KKK.P FIHK
VOW (IHKAT HPIIIIT
MIAMI, Okln., Junu 7, Anolhur
Mtump dunco hna been held by the
Chorokeo Indiana nenr tho hamlet of
Murphy, around tho Indian cnmpflrr
which hna not been iuencliod for two
ncoro yonra. Thla la n wntrlillri of
thn Cherokecs mid la kept b'irnlni;
iih n momorlnl to tho "fJront Hplrlt.
Not ovou Chlof Clmrllo Too Hoc
knnwa'how mnny ynarH ngo tho llro
wna atnrted. II. O. Abernatliy, o
wlilto man. naya tho llro wna burning
wneulH)too)( up lila reslOonco In
' Murphy,; 33 vw nR
t fl tTT-r.
' HAWAIIAN CATTLE IIYIXH
t pTHONOLqiiU. T. II., Mny 21. (Ily
' Jiall,Hi-'iprrV. A. Norgnnd, torrltor
i ill veTerlnnrUn, linn uppllod to tho
, board 'of atrleulturo nnd forestry for
i ;iu,guuuoM ot Borum wiiu which m
,w 5i.,..- MAAA I I An,ll., n.
IIIQCUIBie' ,vvu iieuu ui uniiiv u
JKau, IlMd of Hawaii, whoro a vlru
t "Jeai form otaemorrhaglo eentlcaomla
' li'klllinf o a. number of animals.
i Dr. Npriaard explained "that the
llNWtf'rla always aro present In the
1.l.l.uAii A Iia inlmllll nnrl Altm
J PMBn9V W .W MM. ..M M.
, le-wiav certain condition! pre-
'; S yimtp'tM oor feed end drought.
PULP PAPER PLANTS
STARTED. ALASKA
JUNKAU, Alnakn, Mny 28, (Ily
Mull,) Flrat nctiinl government
ntepa townrd openltiK AliiNkn'a vnat
timber reaervea to paper nml pulp
manufacture' were taken when the
United Ktulea Kireat llurenii recint
ly ndvertlaud In Alnakn piipera offer
Iiik for aiile nil merchantable timber
on two tniRla near hcrf
Tho anlo la heliiR mnd'i at the re
'lunat of thu receirtly formed Alnakn
I'nlp nml Paper Co., which priipohra
to buy tho timber nml eatnhllati a
pulp mill na aonn na poaalhlu Work
on the mill may he under way Ihla
ailinmcr. Tim trarta lire on the
(liana I'etilnaulii and nt Hnrttlahain
mid are nenr the Hxel llher, fi -m
which power will he taken
Hprucc, hemlock, cednr nnd cypres
treea nm on tho land. Government
ofllclnla catlniatii there are in, 100
ncrea In the tracta containing !
proximately ino.Ofio.ooo feet, hoard
in en urn.
The loweat price ncreiited la 11.10
per 1,000 feet for apruce cednr mid
O Plena mid f.O centa pir l.iwrt feet
for hemlock lllda miiM be In thn
lunula of thn dlatrlct fnrotur nt
I'ortlnnd. Ore, Juno 1
JI'NT.AI'. Aluaka, Ma) 10 (Ily
Mall. I- I'nlli'd Klntca army aignal
corpa ollliera nm locating InndliiK
Ilea for mi army nlrpl.imi flight
ncroM Al.iikn planned for July
Lieutenant Colonel II O Lenoir,
who hna rhnrgn of tlm algnnl rorpa
Alnakn cabin mid wlreleia ayalem,
hna written aeveral polnta In the ter
ritory inking regarding lundlng
field anil aopply hnaea.
The route to be taken la not known
here. Heseral tunntha ngo It waa re
ported nn army night wna planned
from New Vork, ncrona llrltlah Co
lumbln and down the Vukon Volley
In Alnakn to Nome. I.nter the aouth
enatern conat, crona the Alnaknn
Mountain nnd proctVd down the In
terior vnlley to Nome.
Mnny polnta In Alnakn have not
been vlklted by alrtdatiea mid ennri
aternntlon irobably will he cnuaeil
In tho Indian rami along thu Vukon
when the mnchlnea anil hy.
AIK.ENTINK I'AX'T KKKI'
mi.KH ON' TIIK KAHMH
1IUENOS AIKE8, May 1, (Ily
Mull ) Argentina. Ilko tho United
PLANES III FLY
HUM
Statea. hna difficulty keeping peoplo Mr M(,flr ,,,, of whflt m.ht ,)e
on the fnrma nnd out of tlm cltlea. M. Mp,cr to,(, of wlml ,,,., be .
To combat tho tendency toward cltylof ,ho Stnto orRnnMton, enlarged
I'fo. the mlnlater of thu Interior. loni, .trrngthened to meet ita oppor
llmnoii Oomex, hna naked ull thu Kov-,,,,, n g,aC.wldu development
ernora of the provlncca nnd terrl-jngj.npj
torlra to urgo people to colonlxo tho .'Orcgon'a ndvnntngea nnd re
public Innda. aourcea cnu be told to the world by
Under n new law colonlata aro e-.ndvrtlalng." anld Mr. Meier, 'nfter
allied to borrow from the Nntlonnl ,iCcnrlng that tho Btsto Chnmbcr
Morlgnge biuik up lo 80 per cent of ;n() xnlt amount of work uhend e:
the nluo on Innil they 'hnvo pur-ht (0 tcrompllah those things for Oro-
chased nnd under the hnmvaluud law
the govi'nimi'nt la permitted to glvo
to colonlata aliinll lota of land In asuio
dlatrlcta.
..Mi:itic.
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CIMMvSK TltADi:
8AN PUANCIHCO. June 7. Amer-
lean bualnoas Ititcrcats In Chlnn aro
prpoiperous and thla country ifnea
more bualucaa In China now than nil
tho other countries combined, ac
cording to (leorgo K. Anderson,
American consul-gcnornl nt
kong, a recent arrival here. Ho tald:
"Uglalatlon permitting American
concerna to Incorporate thrOugh the
consulates la needed and tho firms
should be free from tho reatrictlonH
now cntnlled In order to glvo them
an oqual clianco with foreigners."
THKATIIK lll'KINKHS
IUMLMH UNDER IlilY LAW
CLEVELAND. O., Juno 7. Tho
theatrical hualncHH hna Incrensod HO
per cont elnco tho country wont
"dry," according to John Cort of
Now York, ono of tho couutiy'a lead
ing producers, on a recent visit to
Clovolnnd. Ho declared tho dry or.1
stnvod off a disastrous period for tho
theatrical world,
MOItK COFFEE IMPOIITED
. IY ",!HY" UNITED STATEH
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 7.r-Pro-hlbltlon
Is reflected In coffee Imports,
tho consumption of coffee Increasing
In proportion to the decreased use of
Intoxicants, according to the statis
tics of tho customs Import servlcr
here.
During March 21,0113,362 pound
of coffee, valued at f'4,030,998 en
tered this port, the , biggest coffee
business for any month In the His
tory of the custom, officials said.
BRITON SEES
CLEAR SAILING
I.KKDH, Bug.. Mny 10, (Ily Mall).
Hlr Arthur Hhlrley Ilenn, who was
head cf the llrltlah mlaalon to the In
ternational Trnilu tonferenco nl At-
Imitlc City laat fnl, haa Juat told the other flah frequenting anld Hpencer
memjiera of thu Luncheon club that ," from Iluck I.nko to the con
. .. . ii it i. ui.i.. Un.i' ""'"-' ot "a,,l HPnccr Creek with
h. helleved the Hulled 8tntf nnd Knnlll,h Uver nlld n trlbutarlea
(Ireat Itrltnln would continue to "pull thereof, altuated In Klamath County,
together." If a, he thought they
nnd their nlllea would ho uhlo to re
coiiatlluto Kuropn and get hack to
former rondltlona of trnde.
A uri-nl many people hnd anld
there wna no iliunce of (J rent Ilrltnln
mid the Untied Btatea pulling to-
Hither, becnuVo they were too much
IKt'llllT, ""'"' IIIVV nv, ,....v.. '.n...., .v -- . ...-..
jnllk. too Impotuoua nnd nggwaalve, j honhy clAJi"JKIITotZ
1 . . ... ...t,, ... nnd In nny manner, for trout i
He did not hellevo It. He hnd known ((Ulcr , from fln(, aftcr tho llt ,
!..-... . t umi .. -.1 t... .1 i.vi.rl. l..l An. .as . .
America allien
1877 and had never'of July, 1920, until autd atrvama aro
known it
Ix'tter feeling lo exlat he-
tui-!ii England nnd America than ex
lata today among tho people who
counted.
There were In Amerlcn, he aald,
pmJItrjiinna JJInri Pcltiera, mid
othern "wild men who wcro trying
to uproot thu whole American con
alltutlon." There were peoplo who
were working, with pro-Clermnua and
'Hlnn Pelnera, to do ull they could
tigmnat England. Hut they would
not an ceed, he anld. Tho ctuaa of
peopl,) In Amerlcn who were deacend
ed from Anglo-Saxon atock were not
going to glvo up tho government of
the country to any "mixed coamopol
linn body ot people like the llolahev-
(ll(, ,, ltr f, ttho woro ,nking
tho trouble In Amcrlui today."
Thu hulk of the people of the
United Ktatea, he declared, had the
moat absolute faith In the honcaty,
c"iirngo and determination of John
Dull. (Ireat Ilrltnln, lie anld, owed
America n big debt, but thu nlllci
owed thin country a largvr one.
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STATE SCENERY
1'OItTl.AND, June 7. AiUertla
lug wna preacrlhed na the mcana o
providing Oregon with more people
to mnn Ita farma, expnnd Ita Indua
trlea. nnd to bring tnurlata here to
ane tho Stnte'a scenic wondera, hy
Jullua I.. Meier, In a tnlk before the
Portland campaign executive com
mittee of the Oregon State Chamber
!.
gon which only u atnto-wlde ngency
can i!c.
"Wo have hnd mnny cnmpilgna
for money In tho past, but thla ono la
different," ho anld. after It hnd been
pointed out what Portland and Ore
gon hnd done for America nnd
Europe, but Mint "thla la n move
ment tor Oregon."
"liv honest advertising tho StMe
Chamber feola that It enn doublo the
aprlciilturnl acreage, of Oregon In
three years," aald Mr. Meier. "If it
can do thla it will add t20C.400.000
11 T
llung.'nnnually to the crop rcvenuo of thla
stnto ir we use laat year a figures is
a Inula of computatien:
Tho executive committee went ov
er pinna for tho Portland end ot tho
Stnto Chamber's campaign on Wed
nendny, Thursday and Friday of next
wook. Portland's quota will be
$180,000 to cover thrco years' activ
ities, or at the rate of $60,000 per
yonr. This Is two-fifths ot tho total,
tho balance of the budget being mis
led In tho state outside of thla city.
MAINLAND TEACH KltH TO
TAKE HAWAIIAN KCIIOOI.H
HONOLULU, T. 1L. Mny 19, (Ily
Mnl). Tho territory of Hnwall has
enough mainland teachers engngod to
fill tho bulk of tho vacancies in its
school staff next torm, but, owing
to tho shortage of stcamor accomoda
tions, It is doubtful It thoy can be
landod in the Ulands, according to
Vuughan MacCaughey, Biiporlntend
ont ot publlo Instruction.
Ono hundred and fifty mainland
tpaehers have accepted appointments.
A plan Is being considered to appeal
to the government for a special army
transport.
Allan Swede of Plnceton ha a
younger brother at Exeter who gvea
promise of becoming a great an ath
lete at the Tiger mller.
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEItN:
WHKItEAB, tho trout nnd other
f ah f reuuentlng tlm waters of Hpenrer
I Creek from Iluck Lake to tho conflu
ence of HHlil Bf.encer Creek with the
I Klamath Itlver, nnd nil tributaries
mereoi, aiiuiueu in rviainain uouniy.
Htato of Oregon, arc being threatened
with extinction from nxceaalve nng
ling nnd other cnuaea, nnd
WIIKHKAH, thn Htnte Hoard of
Flah and Game Commlaalonera la de
Hroua of protecting the trout nnd
Htntn or urcgon;
TIIKHKPOK. NOTICE 13 IIEflB-
l)Y OIVKN, hy tho Htnte Hoard of
Klah nnd On me. Commlaslonera that
nil of Bpencer Creek from Iluck
l.ako to the confluence! of anld
Hpencer Creek with tho Klamath
Itlver, nnd nil trlbutarlea thereof,
altuated In Klamath County, Htnte of
Oregon, ore nil nnd ench of them la
KIBU
and
day
uguln opened to flahlng.
Ann it ta nmi annu on uniawiui to
take or flah for trout or other flah In
any of the above named clove! watera
during thu pcrlqd of time above ape
clfled. Any peraon or pcraona violating
thu provlalnna.of thin order will he
prraecuted aa by atatute provided.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
10th day of May, 1920.
STATE IIOAKD OK FISH AND
CI A. ME COMM1BSIONEHH.
Ily E. V. CAUTEIt.
Chairman of tho Hoard.
Ily C. F. STONE,
Commlaaloner.
Ily I. N. FLEIHCIINEIt.
Commlaaloner.
Ily F. M. WA It It EN.
Commissioner
Ily MARION JACK.
Commlaaloner.
Ily CUIUS SCHMIDT.
Commlaaloner.
Ily C1IAS. HALL.
Commlaaloner.
Ily E. C. SIMMONS.
Commlaaloner.
Ily JOHN GILL,
Commlaaloner.
June
7-H-21
Kl'M.MOXH
No. Ilfll Law
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County.
Klamath State Hank, a Corpora
tion. Plaintiff, vs. W. E. Smith. De
fendant.
TO "W. E. SMITH. DEFENDANT:
In the name of tho State ot Ore
c:n. You are hereby reuulred to appear!
and answer me complaint meu
against you In the above entitled
nctlnn on or before Monday, July 19,
1920, and it you fait to answer, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum
of I ISO with Interest thereon at 8
per cent per annum from November
1, 1919, together with attorney's fees
'n tho sum of ISO, and plaintiff's
;oata, dlaburacmenta and expenses
herein, and for the sale ot that cer
tain stock of goods, wares, merchan
dise and all fixtures, paraphernalia,
ind utensila attached in Number 208
and 210 Main St., Klamath Falls.
Oregon. In the above entitled action,
nnd that the proceeds from aald sale
be applied to the satisfaction of plain
tiff's judgment.
July 19, 1920. Is the lust day of
the time prescribed In the order for
publication cf thla summons, the flrat
nubllcatlon being Juno 7, 19J0, pub
lication being by order ot Honorable
D. V. Kuykcndall. judge of the above
entitled court, dated June 4, 1920,
which order requires that this sum
mons be published once each week
for six successive weeks,
VM. GANONQ,
Attorney for Plaintiff, whose
business and potofftc ad
dress Is L:omls Illdg., Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
Juno 7-14-21-2S-n-12
A Classified Ad will sell It.
TIKES ITS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat leas meat If you feel Hack
achy or have Iltadder
trouble.
Meat forms uric acid which ex
cites nnd overworks tho kidneys In
their efforts to filter It from thu
system. Regular caters of meat
must Hush tho kidneys occasionally.
You must relievo them llko you re
lievo your bowolsj removing nil the
acids, wnsto and poison, else you feol
i dull misery In the kidney region,
sharp pains In tho back or .ilelc head
ache, dlziliiess, your stomach sours,
tonguo Is coated nnd when tho
wonthor Is bad you hnvo rheumatic
twinges, Tho urlno Is cloudy, full
ot sediment: tho channels often get
Irritated, obliging you to get up two
or thrco times during the nlghU
To noutrntlze theso. irritating
acids and flush oft the body's
urinous waste get about four ounces
of Jad Salt from any .pharmacy;
take a tablespoontul In a glass ot
water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
Ane and bladder disorders disa
ppear. This famous salts Is made
from the add ot grapes and lemon
juice, combined with llthla, and ha
been used for generation to clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys and
stop bladder Irritation. Jad Salt
I Inexpensive; harmless and make
a delightful effervescent llthla
water drink which million of men
and women take sow and then, thn
vroldlng serious kidney and bladder
BUSINESS CARDS
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Klamath Falb Cjrclery
W handle the beat In oar line,
inch uk Motorcycle, Bicycle,
Pert and Acccaaorle. Ooodyear,
Penniylranla and Diamond Tlrei
and Tibea. The house of the
two and three wheeler, Includ
ing Harley-Darldeon Service.
O. . BHMAKK
118 R. Hh (H. KlMUttfe Fan
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NOTICE
We open store-every Tuesday and
Friday from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.
Many are the good things we can
how. A dollar saved Is a dollar earn
ed. In buying good thngs cheap aa
you rosy learn, yon will never be In
debt and have to skip If you buy yonr
goods from
LUCKT DICK A CO.
201 Klamath Ave. Corner of 6th St.
PHONE 39
327 MAIN STREET
W. E. McABOY
Builds anything la the cabinet
line, Doors, Bcreeaa, etc.
Shop at 110 Eighth St.
J. O. CLEGHORN
Civil Eaglaeer and Sturvejo
Offlce 617 Mala Be.
Pfceae: Oflce IN, He: 1MJ
O. K. FEED 4b SALE
STABLES
Under new manage
ment
Best care taken of all
stock placed in our
bam. Horses, harness
and wagons bought,
sold and exchanged.
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DENTISTS
Dr. E. a Wbecarrar
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Dr. P. M. Nod
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DR. a A. MASSEY
Fottftk Md Ptee BU.
In Warren Hunt Hospital
Off. Phone 497 Re. Phone 86M
KLAMATH AUTO
SPRING WORKS
WeDoABKteMlset
tf New Omsj
ALL WORK OU,
PkoMSBO-T 17 Daah Are. (
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Phone 460
IceCreas.
III Mala it
PASTIME
f.
Jack Mosu-ow. Ptofw
agar, Tobacco. Soft Drink,
Peel and Billiard
Sarber 8hop In Connection -
OCR MOTTO
"Oonrte-y and BrlcH
WILSON ABSTRACT
COMPANY
BIT Mala
ARTHUR R. WILSON
Manager
EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTENTION I
The regular meeting
ot Klamath Pot No. t,
American Legion, 'will be
held at 8 o'clock p. as., at
the cut Hall In Klamath Falls, on
thn second nnd fonrth Tndays ot
each month. All Comrade are In
vited. Those desiring to Join thn Post
ay neenra application blanks front
O. K. Vnn Mw.ri Nicholson, or
t. M. Carnahan, nil ot Klamath Falls.
FBJsD mOMOUKHf, 4asrtwr.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
Phone 434W.
X-Ray Laboratory
Loofflla Bldg.. Klamadi Pato
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DR. O. A. RAMBO
Dentist
L O. O. P. Balklts
PHONB 61
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Now Open for
Maternity Cases
Mr. Rosa MeDaaiel,
301 High St Phone 455
Office Phone 177W Res 177R.
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Pfayslriaa and flargeoa
White Building
Klamath Fall Oregon
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 321
I. O. O. F. Temple
E.D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON
Phones 17W
17R
Rooms 1 and S
White nntldlBg
SHASTA VISTA
SANITARIUM
430 Mala Ht. (New Illdg. Later)
DR. A. A. SOCLE,
420 Main 1909 Main
151-J ,161-M
DR. T.C CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I.O.O.r.Bdldla
Phase MO
Residence White Pelican Hotel
Residence Phone I.
DR. L. L. TRUAX
WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL
Day Phone, 4B7 Nlgbt Phone,
SAW MILL ENGINEERING 41
CONSTRUCTION CO.'
Designers and halMers ot saoeV
era Saw MlUa, Planing Mills, Box
Plants. Complete plants contract,
ed. Appraisals and reports atssVv
Dredging. We contract to nnJM
any class of a bonding and IsstsB
machinery of say kind.
Drafting ot any kind done. Btan
Prints made. PHONE 14M
Onlce la K. D. BnlMLmg
I am now prepared to furnish
Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Caul.,
sand and gravel pit. In any quantity
that may be desired by contractom
and builder.
AX r. ORAHAM.
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Let Your GLASS trqublea
.be Mine
C E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Makinf
. Phone 477W
Eleventh and Pine i
Klamath Lodge No, 13?
I. O. O. F.
Meets Friday night ot each week at
I. O. O. F. hall, nth and Main streets,
Hyman Weschler. N. O.; W. C. Wells,
Secretary; W. D. Cofer, Treasurer.
Ewaana Encampment No. 41, L O
O. F., meets Tuesday night ot eaeh
week at I. 0. O. F. hall. W.' H. North,
C. P.: W. D. Cofer, Scribe; Fred
Dueslng, Treasurer.
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROUGH DRY
"Put Your Duds
In Our St''
PHONE 154
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Cemer Mala aad Ctfjftr
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