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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, , OREGON
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HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE Real Estate
CAAAAAMMAAAAAMiMWWWWMi
FOR SALE Lot one In block thlrty-
t flvo, IlllUldn Addition; bargain:
terms It wanted. Address Tho Sil
ver Stato, Wlnnemucca, Nevada.
28-12
PHONE PEYTON for wood.
8 HARDSHIPS TOLD
TBOOPSFH
FOR RENT OR LEASE
LOTS Prom 100 ui, In all parts ot
town.
LOTS On pavement, $250 for cor-
vnors or eoxiio.
LOTS Inside, $100 for 60x140.
LOTS Largo, Just off paved street,
$100 to $250.
Torma 10 per cent cash, halance In
Installments to suit purchaser.
W M. MOXTELIUS
Tho Klamath. Development Co.
1303 Main St. 1'hone No. 1
, 7-tt
TOLL 8ACIUF1CE TEN LOTS
Beautiful Iota oa Wood River, two
Mocks' town of Fort Klamath: lots"
i to nine lncl naive. First .addition
FOU RENT Nlco front bedroom.
l'rcfor 2 tentlcmen. 911 Walnut.
3.6
WANTED
Fastost circular sawyer In tho
SIBERIAN HELD
HONOLl'LU, T H'., Juno 28. (lty
Mull.) Four yearn without having
tasted n blto ot mrut or a drop ot tea
and six jenrs of almost continuous
DchtlnE In bleak Siberia nn n wni-n
......- .. . ... . . i "-
ii-unij open lor posiuon; migm con- of .lollnr n mnnlli nm twn f..n.
alder position as foreman; Address r Mc"111'' nu'nt' n two fl V'
c. Hr.ri,i a.u tures of the tales of ileprlvat on told
; by Ciocho-SloviiK privates recently
fl.nr.u-io tao iour or mo hero en routo Uomo via l'annma
room house furnished or Tjnfurn-' . . ... ,,..
Ishod. Uest of caro assured, llest ;nboar' tno Vnoi States transport
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KXKCUTOIt'rl NOTIOH OF FILING
FINAL AC4XWNTAND PETITION
FOR FINAL DISTRIBUTION.
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In the County Court ot tbo Statu
of Dri'iriin fur Klnmath County.
lit tho Mnttor or tho ICotnlo of
Aimer Wood, Deceased.
Nutlru Is hereby ntnm that I, tint
undersigned, Executor of Last Will
WHEN MIXF.lt WITH SULPHUR TO ami Testament -of Aimer Weed, Do-
BRINGS HACK ITS IIKAUTIFI I i censed, have filed my First and Html
LUSTRE AT ONCE lAVfV.l,t nml !,?,AUon 'or '''""I I"'
Itrlbutlon In said Estato and tho nbo
I untitled Court haa fixed upon 2
Gray hair, however handsome, u o'clock In tho afternoon of tho l'JIh
notes advancing age. Wo all know the day ot July, A. 1). 1930, as tho time
references. Phono 2C3W.
2-8
WANTED
Old furniture to repair and rcfln-
Ish. We re-silver your old mirrors
Have owned these for 10 years. Will aDd mak8 B0W furniture to order.
Nil one or all. Mrs. Geo. Capron,
lnucota Hotel, Grand Forks, North
Dakota. St-C
FOR SALE Miacellaneous
Personal property for sale at at
tractive prices.
A typewriter In, perfect running
order.
A Ave patenter touring car, has
ran only 12,000 miles, Is better than
a new one.
An electric range In good working
order.
A Victor safe, good as a new one,
weight 1800 lbs.
Above must bo sold at once and no I
reasonable offer will be refused.
J. F. MAOUIRE. 715 Main St.
3-
Call and see us. 106 Main St. 2-S
CITY GARBAGE When you want
garbage removed call 10F-23.
WANTED TO MNT By long Una
tenant, or I ratal aaaae, ntodem.
Addreea Hansen, ear Cawata Lbr.
Box Co. M-tt
WANTED At once, second band
Ford touring car. for cash. Call
at John Ltskey ranch, 8waa Lake.
JS-9
WANTED Woman to do cooking.
laundry and housework. Small
family. Phone 402. 19-tf
FOR SALE National Cash Reg
ister. Danner-Patty Motor Co.
2-6
PASTURE FOR SALE 160 acres ot
rye near Malln. not quite good
enough for hay. Tip-top teed. In
quire James M. Watklns, Jr., 410
9th St., phone 38R. 2-7
NOTICE
FOR 8ALE Team ot 4 year old
dapplo gray horses, sound and
true, with heavy harness.
Team of blacks, very gentle, weight
2600, sound; heavy brltchen harness.-
Party reaving town Monday.
Mast bo sold quick. See them at O.
K. barn.
Also fine saddle horse with new
saddle, at give away price. O. K.
barn, sco NyharL 25-tf
BLOCKS FOR SALE $5 per cord
delivered. Phone 483M. J. 51.
Gnthrle. 29-2S
CEDAR FKNCK POSTS
Split cedar fence posts ready tor
Immediute delivery, 40 cents each at
retail; $35 per hundred. Lakeside
Lumber Co. 17-tf
WANTED All kinds ot scrap Iron.
old bones, rags, rubber and all
kinds of metals. Max Weiss, 6th St.,
near Ewauna Dox Factory. 24-tf
CREAM WANTED
We pay highest market price for
good cream. Gilt Edgo Creamery Co.
202 Main St 25-tf
PRESIDENT OF N. E. A.
TELLS SCHOOL NEEDS
(Continued from Page Two)
FOR SALE 1 Bulck and sn 7-pas-engcr
Studebaker. I imperial Gar
age. 6-tt
FOR SALE One 14x18 slide valve
engine, two 64x16 H. T. boilers,
boiler-feed pump, piping, valves, etc.
Suitable for saw mill. Apply Box
S01. Dorrls. California. 1 9-tf.
PINE SHINOLES, $7.00
Lakeside Lumber Co.
per M
7-tf
FOR SALE Good'paylng restaurant
and confectionery business; good lo
cation; terms to right party. White
Lunch, 1122 Main. 28-tt
FOR SALE One 1920 Chevrolet,
one 1917 Hupmoblle, one 1920
Dodge Sedan. All In good condition.
Central Garage. 28-tf
TENTS TEXTS TENTS
U. 8. Government tents. Canvass
leather belting, one blacksmith out
flt, two spark arresters, one com
plete lighting system.. Max Weiss,
th St., near Ewauna Box Factory.
24-tf
NOTICE HOUSEWIVES
Special sale on groceries; one sack
of corn meal FREE with every $16
grocery order. Spot Cash Basket
Orocery, 822 Klamath Are. 12-tf
Such cenceptton can only bo gained
through actual contact with life prob
lems and actual participation In af
fairs of government.
Politics Is tho science of govern
ment. It Is also that part ot ethics
which has to do with the regulation
and government ot nations or state.
It Is the preservation of -Its safety,
peace and prosperity, tho dc.nso
of Its exlstance and rights against
foreign control or conquest. It Is the
protection ot its citizens In their
rights.
Some one has wisely said that
'Every citizen Is In politics. The
Constitution of tbe United States
puts blm there and bis conscience
grants him no exemptions."
(We who have been working with
political parties which have to do
with the selection of men to conduct
our nation's affairs, as well as to
shape through platforms, definite
principles and policies, know how
necessary it Is tbat our men and
women in education shall keep
abreast of tbe tide of all public Is
sues all vital to our homes, our
schools, our communities. The school
cannot rise far boyond Its community.
Tbe educators of this nation are in
a strategic position. They have a
two-fold responsibility an educa
tional responsibility to our children,
a civic responsibility to our commun
ity, state and national lite.
- Let us be statesmen here In this
meeting. Let us continue to build
for tbe welfare of tbe greatest
number.
Read Enders' ad. for this week's
pedals. Adv.
FOR SALE 2 H ton truck, Al con
dition. O. K. Blacksmith shop,
.Blitn Bt. 28-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HOUSE MOVINO Prompt, reliable
service. Phone 400J. Geo. Wit-
lard Smith. 30-6
' Make reservation for board and
room at Dave Turner's bath bouse,
Langell Valley. , 29-8
Printing, Stationery and offlct
applies. Pioneer Printing-and Sta
tionery company. lit Mala ft, 9-u
PENALTY ON WEALTH
IN SIBERIAN MINES
SEATTLE, July 6. An American
miner stands no chance ot getting
rich by working placer claims In
northeastern Siberia, according to
Thomas Tonneson, who Is In Seattle
on his first trip out of Alaska in 16
years, for tbe purpose of buying Sup
plies. Any show of wealth will de
stroy his- chances of success. If be
comes to the placer fields with a few
pans and a poor mouth, the Siberians
will help him along and direct him
to the rich grounds. But let him hire
a few helpers and he becomes a cap
italist In tbe eyes of the Russian. So
long as ho does not acquire too much
wealth he Is not molested.
At least 600 men have crossed
from northwest Alaska peninsula to
Siberia, most ot them making tbe
Journey In open rowboats, Mr. Tenne
son reported. The trip from tbe
Alaskan to the Asian side takes
about 24 hours in a rowboat,he said.
Kdellyn.
Many of tho twenty-two hundred
men aboard tho transport came from
tho humbler walks of llfo, but a
number ot them, officers and priv
ates, had bcon collego profosaors,
students of higher mathematics, mu
sicians, etc.
One of a party ot threo Czecho
slovaks, who were guests of a Hono
lulu business man at dinner, wore
tho uniform of a private nd the
manners ot a courtier. Ho said he
had been a professor of music, lan
guages and history In Bohemia be
fore the war. For three years prior
to the outbreak of the war he had
been a political prisoner In the Hun
garian mines. Then wo was drafted
Into an Austro-llnugarlnn regiment
and sent to tho East front. Like
thousands of others of his country
men, ho became a witling prisoner of
tho Ruslans, fought In tho czar's
forces until Russia collapsed, and
then Joined one of tho Czech hands.
which ultimately became the Czecho
slovak army of Siberia and fought
its way from Southern European
Russia to tho Eastern boundaries of
Siberia.
A second member of tlin trio bait
been a student In tho University of
Vienna when the great war came.
"I do not know It my father and
brothers nro still alive," be said. "I
have not. heard from them for six
years. I was eighteen when tho war
broke out."
Those aboard .the Edclynn satd
that when they left Vladivostok
there were about 16,000 Czechs In
Siberia awaiting repatriation, out of
of a force ot 75,000 when tho repat
riation movement began. Most of
these bavo gone home via the Suez
canal. One ship, tho Kdellyn travel
ed via Honolulu and Panama, the
Mount Vcrmon went via San Fran
cisco and Panama and two ships
went to Vancouver, II. C, their hu
man cargoes crossing tho continent
on a Canadian railroad.
advantages of n youthful appearance ?.ml n" County Court Room In tho
v,i,i. i,.i, i. .... A.., I. ..i,. ... ' C'ourt Hmisfl In tho C ty of Klnmath
lour hair Is your charm. It make, t hhp Oregon, as tho placo when ttttil
mars the face. When It fades, turns
gray and looks streaked, Just n few
applications 0r Sago Ten and Sulphur
onhunces Its appearance a hundred'
fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young
P.IUior prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a 60. cent bot
tle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound',' which Is merely the old
time recipe Improved by tho addition
ot other Ingredients. Thousands of
folks recommend this ready-to-je
preparation, because It darken( the
hair beautifully, besides no one ca,n
possibly tell, as It darkens so nstur
any and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with It, drawing
this through tbe balr, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, It natural
color Is restored and It becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
ears younger.
A southern woman aged 99 has
been Invited by the mayor ot Savan
nah, Georgia, to hold Imr next birth
day reception In tho city hall.
A. Herald Want Ail Mill m-U It-
where nuy person or persons may
present any objections and exceptions
to anything therein contained or to
anything dono by mo as Executor of
said Last Will and Testament, and lit
such lima and placo tho said Court
will finally sottlo satd Account and
Report aud mako Final Distribution
to tho parties onlltlod under said Last
Will nnd Testamont.
This notlco la published pursuant
to an order ot tho above entitled
Court made on the 7th duy of June,
A. I). 1920, and the first publication
la ma do In tho. Evening Herald on the
8th day ot June. A. D. 1920.
HORACE A. WEED,
Exeeator of tho Last Will nnd
Testament ot Abner Wood,
Deeeased.
June I-16-22-29-6
THE ARCADE HOTEL
10.-t2--ll MAIN HT.
PIIONi: 477-J
The place with homo comforts,
cleanllnroi, plenty of frrsli air
nnd no Inside rooms.
Everything nrw from top to
bottom ami rain to meet yowr
pocket book.
NOTICE TO CIll'IMTOItA
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T
H IT
RED LODGE, Mont., July 6. Six
white men, well-known (characters
who have had a share in tbe life of
tbe Crow Indians of this section, have
been selected by the Indians for adop
tion Into the tribe. The selections
were made at a recent meeting of the
tribal council, and the' names of the
men'.cbosen will be sent to the com
missioner ot Indian attain at Wash
ington, D. C. If be approves, formal
adoption of tho white mon will take
place.
The men are; Major Pease of Ab-
sarokeo, Tom La Forge of Wyola, Al
Morrlslon of Prior, eBrnard Provo,
Known as Barney Bravo, George De
pute of Lodge Grass and J. W. Coop
er of near Billings. All of these men
bare inter-marrled with the Crows
and have grandchildren who are
members of the tribe.
The dean of these men Is Msjor
Pease, who In early days was an army
scout and led the expedition of Gen
eral Harney. Later he became the
first Crow Indian agent. Tom La
Forge, one of tbe most picturesque
white men In eastern Montana, was
ono of tbe soldiers sent against the
Sioux at the time of tho Custer mas
sacre, although not with Custer blm
self. Provo Is a veteran of the Civil
war and of numorous Indian wars as
well. He Is of Oerman descent, Mor
rison also Is a Civil war veteran,
while Cooper has served as an army
scout. Deputee has been an Indian
trader and clerk for 35 years.
Soveral years ago two white women
Who had taught In the government
school at Crow Agency and bad mar
ried educated Indians of the Crow
tribe, were admitted to the tribe. A
negro, long In government employ,
In tho County Court of the State
ot Oregon fcr Klamath County.
In tho Matter ot tho Estate of
John S. I'rults, Deceased.
Notlco Is hereby given by the un
dersigned, administrator of the estate
of John S. Fruits,, deceased, to tbo
creditors of, and to all persons hnv-
ng claims against, tlm nld deceased,
to exhibit 'them, with tho proper
outliers, within six mbntbs'after tbe
,'lrst publication of this notice, to-
wit: tho 1st day of Juno, 1920, to
satd administrator, at his Office tit
tho Merrill Hank, at Merrill, In
Klamath County, Oregon, tho same
being tho place for tho transaction
of tho business of said uslato.
, W. F. FRUITS,
Administrator of tho estate
of John 8. Fruits, doceaaod.
June 1-8-15-22-29
NOTICE
All persons, knowing taenuelTM
Indebted to George T. Baldwin, de
ceased, are hereby requested to call
at tbe Baldwin ' Hardware Store,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, and settle
tbe same at once.
Dated: Klamath Falls. Oregoa.
June 21, 1920.
WILL W. BALDWIN,
J. A. OORDON,
Administrators of the Estate ot
George T. Baldwin, deceased.
June 22-29-6-13-20
m
FINAL ACCOUNT F1LKD
In tbe County Court of tbe State
of Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath.
In tbe Matter ot the Estate of Levi
F. Wllllts. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned on the 21st day of June,
19Z0, filed in tbe above entitled
Court and matter her final account,
and that Saturday, the 24th day of
July. 1920, at' 2 o'clock p. in.. In the
courtroom of tne above entitled court,
has been fixed aa tbe time and place
where the court will hoar objections
thereto and settle the sanio, and ap
prove or reject said account.
Dated this Zlst day or June, 1920.
LAURA A. WILLITS.
Administratrix of said Estate.
Juno 22-29-6-13-20
MOTIOR TO CREDITOIW
Notlee Is hereby given that the un
dsrslgned have been duly appointed
Administrators of the Estato ot
George T. Baldwin, doceased, by tho
County Court of tho stato ot Oregon
for the County of Klamath, and alt
persona having claims against said
Estate are hereby directed to present
the saxae to Will W. Baldwin, one ot
said Administrators, nt the Baldwin
Hardware Store, at Klamath Falls,
Oregoa, duly verified, within six
months after the dato ot thU notice.
Dated Klamath Falls. Orecon.
June 12, 1910.
WILL W. IIALDWIN,
J. A. GORDON,
Administrators of tho Estate of
George T. Baldwin, doceased.
Juno 22-29-6-13-20
Warren Hunt
Hospital
,V thoroughly tiqulppml Institution
affording unexcelled facilities for the
4clniillflo treatment by hospital molh
oils ot meillral, surgical ami obstet
rical cases.
Tho new and modern fireproof build
ing contains private rooms for bed
and ambulatory cases, completely
quipped examination and treatment
rooms, Roentgen Kay, clinical ana
research laboratories.
TAFF
WAIUIKN HUNT, M. I).
Lj,L. TRUAX M. 11..
OKO. A. MASHKY. H. I).
LOCATION
rOURTII AND PINK BTH.,
KLAMATH KA1.1.H. ORE.
TELEPHONE 497
AMBULANCE SERVICE
MINERAL BATHS
Dr. Maud Ingrrwll Hawley
CMmpractle Physician
First National Bank Building
Entrance, Room I
ASHLAND, OREGON
NOTICE OF Hirrri.EMIINT OF FIN
AL ACCOUNT AMI HEARING
OF I'irriTION FOR DISI'HAIKIE
AND DIMTItllltrriON
KLAMATH GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Is located on The Esplanade,
away from the noise, sur
rounded bv one of the most
In tho County Court of the State ' ih(Mllltiflll vinu'K in Mu wnrlri
Oregon, for the County of Klnmath. ,, .J.1 , ? '" V. "01JU
In tho Matter of the Estate ot Emit 1 lllS HOHJlltal IS fuIlV eqUlD-
KNor.Te0;ob, given that c. f. ped to handle Uio nidirfl-
Stone, as administrator of tbo estate CUIt CaSCS'RIHl IUIS l Staff Of
of Km 1 1 Kllcstt, deceased, has ren
dered and presuntod for settlement,
his flnnl account of tho administra
tion of said estate, and filed a pott
Hon for approval ot same, dlstrlbu
Hon ot Bald estate and for discharge
or admlnlntrator. and that July 20,
1920, at rhe hour ot 10 o'clock a. m.,
In tho courtroom ot said Court, at
tho courthouse in tho City of Klsm
nth Falls, Klamath County, Oregon,
lias been fixed liy said Court as the
time nnd place for the settlement of
saiu account and tho Inuring of said
petition, at which time end place any.
iiurnuu iiiivri'iii'ii in sain i-siaio may
nppear and file exceptions In writing
to tho said final account, contest tho
samo, nnd show causu. If any there
bo, why flnnl distribution of said
estato should net ho mndo, and the
administrator discharged.
Dated this 19th day ot June, 1920
C. F. STONE.
Administrator of said Estate.
Juno 21-28-6-12-19
physicians that insure the
high character and effi
ciency of the institution.
STAFF
DM. E. D. JOHNSON
DR. 0. II. MERRVMAN
DR. T. O. CAMPBELL
DR. OKO ROB I. WRIGHT
DR. E. I), LAMB
DR. II. D. LLOYD STEWART
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tbo County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon, for Klamath County,
In the mattor of tho Estato ot Frod
Roscoe Mflrtln, Deceased.
Notlco Is horoby. given that the un
dersigned has boon appointed admin
istratrix of tbo estate of Fred Ros
coe Martin, doceaaod j and all per
sons having claims against said es'
tate are hereby required to present
tho same with proper vouchers to
her at the office of C, F, Stone, In
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 8th day of June, 1920,
NOTICE TO CltEDiTOUH,
Notice Is hereby .given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
administrator of tho estato of Henry
Mason iiristoi miso Known as Henry
M. Bristol and 11. M. Bristol) do-
eeased, by tbe' County Court of tho
State of Orogon for Klamath County,
and all persons having claims against
said eetato are required to present
same, properly verified to said ad
mlnlatrator at the law ottlcos of R. C.
Groeebeck, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from tho date of
mis nonce.
i Dated June 14. 1920.
EDMUND M. CHILCOTH,
Administrator of the Estate of
Henry Mason Bristol, deceased.
June 14-21-28-6-12
ROBERT S. FRY
General Insurance Investment
Tel. 37S-J
707 WASHINGTON HT.
Klamatti Falls, Ore.
LOLA E. MARTIN.
Administratrix of the Estate
also ha. been adopted by tbe Indians! Juna S?,S?Sm M"r"n' """"'
NOTICE OF HALE OF DRAINAGE
DISTRICT BONDS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re
ceived by the Board of Supervisors
of the Klamath Dralnage.Dlstrlct of
niBroain uouniy, uregon, at the of-
uco or saia iioard which Is Id the
Court House In the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, for the purchase of
$200,000.00 of tho Bonds of said
Klamath Dralnago District, untjl the
hour of two o'clock In the afternoon
on the 17th day ot July, A. D. 1920.
Salu Bonds are" to bo dated July
1st, 1920, and are to boar Interest
from dato at tbe rato of six per cent
por annum, nayabla nn thn fimi ,iuv
of January and tho first day ot July
of each year.
Tbe Board ot RunnrvUnra mum
the right to reject any and all pro-
iiuoain lur nny reason anu II not sat
Isfactory to said Board.
Address all communications and
au proposals to tbo undorslgned,
O. R. DE LAP.
Secretary of Klamath Drainage
District, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
June 11-July 16
ALL KINDS
of tin and sheet Iron work, vea
tllaUag mo Warm air h rating
dono at tbe Baannnn PlnmMauj
Biioy. No. 10M Main 84.
L. N. HAINES
Pboae as
Klamath-Bcnd Auto Stags
A dally anto Stage sanrlea la
operating between Klamath Fall
and Bend. OBcee Rex cafe and Met
ropolitan Oarage. O. I. -Reckard.
Phone 376-W. ev..
Tho British .Government has of
fered Its domobllzod , womon war
worxers tree transportation over
seas. Most of tbem elect to go to
Canada.
"FIRM"
Does the word strike terror to your
heart, or Is your property protected
sufficiently by Insurance In a reliable
company? In this day of high cost
of material, scarcity of homes, no
one should leave their property nn.
protected. Let us explain to you thn
special Insurance system under
which we protoct your home In tho
leading Insurance companies of
America. James H, Driscoll, Room
4, Lootnls Building. Phone 431,
PAINTING
Practical Painting, Gliding, Brontlng,
Enumellng, Kalsomlutng, Wall Paper
Cleaning and Oonorn! Contracting.
H. O. TUTHILL
018 Hose St.
WEST END CAFE
No. 72 Main St.
Meals served family style
Call and give us a trial
For Your Chickens
CHICK FEED, GROWING MASH,
BONE FATTENING MASH, ALFALFA MEAL,
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