if -ft w i B ' TVBMIAY, JULY It, 1M t.t : ;t;,- yrhii ntA n I'll 141 1 1 A FOR SALE Real EtUte IMMMWMMMMMMIMMWWW FOR HALK 10 Room Houso A One biff 10 room homo on cor ncr and pavement; and Ideal plaeo (or rooming honto or apartments; 2 iota 50x110. Price" fSOOO, 12000 cash, balance easy terms. 9 Room Hous A nine room houso and bath In Mills Addition; screened porch 8x24, barn, chicken house, garago and woodshed, 3 lots, nice shado trees. Price I3GO0; terms. 5 Room House A good modern 5 room house, close In on 9th street, completely famished and In first class shape (or 15800. T. I). WAITERS Phone 279W 620 Main 10-13 room house sad S big lota (or Mle, $3860, 1800 mortgage rua (or years, balance cash. 133 drant St. 9-17 OWNKR RETURNING TO EUROPE Forced to tell unimproved baslneu property, lot 19. block 7. Spriag treat. R R. Adltlea: price S1000, half cash. Deal direct. 11. A. Kin dred. 66(1 Orev street. Oakland. California. , 8-14 LOTS From 1190 up. la all parU of tows. LOTS On pavesaeat, $250 for cor ners of (0x140. LOTS Inside, 9300 for 50x140. LOTS Large. Jut oS paved street, $100 to 9359. Terms 10 per cent cash,-balance In Installments to suit purchaser. W. M. MONTELIUS The Klamath Development Co. 1303 Main St. Phone No. 1 7-tt FOR 8ALK HOUSES E-room modern, plastered house near the rlrer. and 2 lots 50x200 ft. finest garden land in tho city: gar age, nlco lawn and trees. Electric range, water heater and two Icctrlc beating stoves included. Price only 34000, ono half cash. ALSO Dandy T-rcom plastered houso and comer lot on 9th street: flne lawn, fruit and shado trees. Price 94COO; terms. AI.SO 4-room furnished houso near tho nnv Falrvlow school rite: Inrre levf-1 lot. barn and chicken house. Don't! pass this up; it is a bargain at $"2000; halt cash. ALSO Bomo swell vlow lots for J 100 each. J. t. ward ro. Phone "5 834 Main St. Central Hotel Building FOR 8ALR Flvr-room modern bouse, clow In, two blocks from Main, near Sixth, large hascrrent. ranee and heater Included. Price 13S00. 33000 rash, balance like rent Inquire at 1022 Main St. for particu lars. " FOR SALE Miacrllnneou' FOR SALE 3 day old Durham and .Jersey heifer cslt. Willard Smith, 2330 Darrow St.. Mills Add. 10-4 FURNITURE FOR SALE at Pelican Bay. House painted white trim seed In blue, la front ot Italian pool balL ' Bargains la second band cars. R. R. R. Oarage. -'S FOR SALE Oeespa of Iron gray mares,' weight about 3109 lbs. Also harness aad Mitchell wagoa, al most aew. Dirt caeap. O. K. Stable. 913 ORDER TOUR BLOCKS bow at SS per cord. Pkoae 196J or lasjulre 14 Coager Ave. Fred IL Hoilbrea- or. . . ' NOTICE FOR SALE Team of 4 year dapple gray konoa. semad old true, with bearr turaees. Taam of blacks, rerr fjMtto, wetgat 9M9. sound; aearF.Bt1islMsi .kao meea. Party leaflet tewa Moadar. Mast be sold quick. See tbem at O. K.'barn. " Also flne saddle horse with aew aaddle, at give away price. O. K. bora, see Nyhart. 25-tf FOR SALE One 14x18 slide valve engine, two 64x16 H, T. boilers, oiler-feed pump, plpiag, valves, etc. Suitable for saw mill. Apply Box tei, Dorrls. California. 1 9-tf FOR BALE; Range, heating stove, two rugs 9x13, bed, spring and mattress almost aew. F. A. Ohle- meyer, 304 N. 9th St., phone C09. 12-13 TINT FOR SALE 19x18 with fly. 1706 Johnsoa Ave. 12-14 FOR SALE Light team, wagon and karaes. Just tho sblag for camp tear. Write M. "Brown, Klamath rails, Oregon. 13-15 For Your Chickens CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR BALE Fordson tractor; plow ed about GO acres with complete satisfaction. Will sell cheaply It taken at once. Owner leaving town. Max Wolss, Sixth 8t. 13-1 3 FOR SALE Ono complete shingle mill and two small Citrtls cml age for sawmill H. L. Mills. Hlldo brand, Oregon. 18-16 FOR SALE Rhodo Island Rod hent. 226 Mortimer. 9-15 DLOCR3 FOR SALE IS per cord delivered, l'bone 483M. J, u." Outhrle. 39-38 FOR SALE On 1930 Chevrolet, one 1917 ffupnioblle. ono 1930 Dodge Sedan. All in good condition. Central Oarage, ll-tt Read Endera' tor this week's specials. Adr. NOTICE HOUSEWIVES Special sale on groceries; one aaek ot corn meal FREE with every 915 grocery order. Snot Cask Basket Qrocery.,833 Klamath Ave. 13-tt FOR SALE 1 Buiek and one T-pas- enger Sladebaker. Imperial Oar age. 6-tt FOR SALE 3 H ton track. Al con dition, o. K. Blacksmith shop. 8lxth St. 38-tf MISCELLANEOUS Anyone knowing the address of Arthur Cole kindly communicate with Charlos lUrrott. Sulsun. Cali fornia, Box 403. 12-13 Printing, Stationery and offlct supplies. Pioneer Printing and Sta tionery company. 136 Mala 8L 9-tl PHONE PETTON for wood. 18: 'FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. iba nf r tan ma 14 ti IlhnnA All " ' 12.14'.. FOR RENT Large front room; also one back bedroom. 1143 Pine. phon 31 K. lO-ls, GARAGE FOR 5th St. RENT 205 South 10-tt FOR RFNT Nice front bed room for gentlemen only. 911 Walnut. 9-11 FRONT ROOSI for rent. 1109 Pine St. S-12' WANTED WANTED Reliable party wants to rent unfurnished bouse, any refer ences. Call Mr. Patch, Star Theatre. 10-13 WANT CONTRACT to run a large boarding house for some company. Inquire Box C. D., Herald oOce. 9-15 WANTED Cook; Klamath General Hospital. 6-tf CITY GARBAGE When you want garbage removed call 10F-23. WANTED Woman to do cooking, laundry aad housework. Small family. .Phone 403. ll-tf WANTED A woman to do general housework; four m family. Call at 219 High 8t or phone 409. 12-13 WANTED MUlmaa Chain grader, hook dogger, by Lamm Lumber compear. Pkoae Modoc Point. t 12-1C LOST AND FOUND LOST Left some place oa Mala street, eaeepokia coat, large Best- maa kodak, raoao 4BIM. io-ii LOST July 7th from Crater Lake suae, oa large tea suit ea marked Plerrepont; oae small nit case stamped K. P. P. 160 reward for return to or information leading to recovery of this baggage. White Pelican Oarage. s-tr LOST Betweea Modoc Point and Klamath Falls, dark brown Jacket. Finder leave at Herald office and re ceive reward. ' 10-13 NOTICH TO TRAVELERS Visit the Pastime Cafe In Dorrls. Tbe place (or good eats. 10.13 LOST One 34x4 new wrapped Dia mond casing, between Klamath Falls and Ft. Klamath. Reward. Diamond Tire ft Vulc. Co. 12-14 xonoK J. ML and W. E. Patterson will open paiatfStore and shop under open shop cosditioas July 20th. All work hud material guaranteed. Phone 'c3lR. 7-13 THE EVENING HERALD, t AT THE THEATERS P Thrilling scenes In last moving biplanes 5,000 feet above the earth with Lieutenant O. It. !ocklcnr per forming; his spectacular feat ot changing from ono moving piano to another In mld-nlr; a story ot won derful romanco and strange ndven- Hire: apodal aoroplnno sotting that - 'KVo one a glimpse of what may bo reality a tow years hence; marvelous night scenos' showing squadrons ot 17. 8, Mall service, aeroplanes leaving their hangar nt midnight, lllumln- n,ml r "''' " usual scones nro pronuscu in, mo Great Air Robbery," tho much her alded Universal de luxe feature, which will be seen nt tho Liberty Theatre tonight. "The Great Air Robbery" marks a new epoch in photoplay achievement, Tho star qf tho production Is the only man accomplishing the hair raising feat ot changing planes a mile above the ground. Surrounding the exploits of this Intrepid aviator Is a story written and directed by Jacques Jaccard which carries a thrill In every hundred foot ot dim, and enacted by a company offscreen 'favorites, such as Francolla Billing ton. Allan Forest, Ray Rlploy, Car men Phillips and others. Three months wore spent In mak ing this feature, and fully a halt hundred speedy biplanes were utilis ed In the production. A squad of daring cameramen mounted on speedy alr-crulsers. and directed by wireless from the Universal aviation field, were employed In making the scene above the clouds. All pre release reports Indlcalo that the'fot M mucn by tho ndftjua M uy money and Ingenuity expended on the production were well merited. CHILEAN NITRATE MOSTLY MARKETED SANTIAGO, Chile, Juno 13, (By Mall). Tho critical situation created to tho main Industry ot Chllo has been considerably bettered this year , and tho Nitrate Producers' assocla- tlon has exported already 95.000 tons cf nitrate ngalnst a production of only 55,000 tons, which means that t of ,h , ,hat cou,d not ,,0 ' . ... . aimed Ust car has found nn eny market. Tno price or nitrain or soua has alio Increased considerably. Tho prosperity of thin Imlustry rueans for Chile solid flnanc'al filia tion ot tho government; nbundanco of wcr Ufor laborers and Bcnoral wol faro of the country. The roverso as experienced last year when Ihero was no, market for nitrate. 1 BEGEfl EOT WATER PRefMNG W TOO DOHT FEEL RIGHT Says glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast washes out poisons. If you wake up with a bad taste, had breath and tongue Is coated; If your bead Is acklng; If what you eat sours and forms acid in stomach, or you are billons, constipated, nervous. sallow and can't get reeling just right, begin Inside bathing. Drink before breakfaat, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos phate la It. This will 'flush tbe pois ons snd toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and cleanse. sweeten and purify the entire alim entary tract. Do your inside bathing Immediately upon arising la the morning to wash out of tbe system all the previous day's poleoeous waste, gases and sour bile before eating more food. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood aad mus cles became loaded with body Impuri ties, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phos phate, which la laexpeaslve and al most tasteless. Men aad womea who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach disorder should be gin this Inside bathing before break fast. NOTICE . Just received a large shipment of brand-new buggies, hacks and spring wagoue. Will sell at very reasonable prices. Also large shipment of gov ernment tents. Max Weiss, 6th St.. near Ewauna Box Factory. 7-tf Klamath Dye Works Phone 406 OUR CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING WILL MAKE YOUR CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS RKBLOCKED Goods Called for aad Delivered 481 Mate Street Klamath) Falls CHICK FEED. GROWING MASH. BONE FATTENING MASH, ALFALFA MEAL, WHOLE AND CIUCWI) CORN a KLAMATH WALLS. OREGON HITS CHINESE FIRMS CIIENUTU, China, Juno 1, (11)' Mali) -Depredation ot robber bands along trade routes In Sicchuen prov ince havo luteomo so .flagrant and widespread that urgent appoala tor tho use of troops to combat thu men ace haro been sent to tho Chinese, provincial authorities by foreign firms operating In Siechuen, Thu bands ot robbers nro said to lie mado up to a Urgo extent of groups of de serters from troops that havo boon stationed In Sxochuon. Tho outlaws havo become ao bold that mall con signments, hitherto Immune from them, have been soiled. Ono recent report that was brought to Chengtu was ot the robbery of a pack train on tho "big road," which la tho main highway botween Chung king and Chengtu. In this 40 bags of mall wore opened and rifled by tho outlaws and "the whoto hillside wss covered with stolon mall In anothor case a caravan had been bold up and robbed by a band of ban dits when a second strongor .band ot brigands appeared and compollod tho return ot the stolen goods. Tho leader of the smaller band was then snot. The chieftain who did this de clared that ke bad guaranteed tho safe passage of this particular car avan, having received a substantial consideration. The activities of the bandits aro t!:o nr-6 commercial Interests In the op.nlon or ono Chcngta mission work it who said: "It ,ls a gturlous hardship to sond to America for a suit ot clothes, pay for It at thu pruient ruluout prices, wait patiently six months for Its ar rival and finally hear that It has been appropriated by robbers within a few days ot Its destination." PRINCE ALBERT HAS GOOD QUALITIES LONDON. Juno 19. Ily Mall.) riiitA.. I 1I...BI ... 1. a. s"v a ' '"'"' """ " """ "" " '""" of Allrt. Il.irnn KMIimnv nml t-'nrl : - of Inxurncs. as second son of tho Kins, who possessed the titles ns Kink IMwnrd's second son. It known as "Tho Industrial I'rlncc" because ot bis k?en Interest In economic puestlonj, his bollof tlmt Is no member of "thu Idlo rich but genu ine worker," and tho popularity he has won with wage-earners with whom ho frequently and comfortably converses. Tho prlnco Is described as "a typi cal, amiable, llkeablo, practical Eng lishmen, who has no brilliancy but known (he Job ot being prlnco Is no sinecure." His passion Is for lawn tennis and squash rackets and his In door amusement Is dancing. Recent ly he was created a wing-commander In the Roynl Air Force, In which he won his wings as a pilot. Prlnco Albert makes no pretense to oratory "but always aays some thing to tbe point and his speeches are not written for him GOLD SMUGGLERS PLY ACTIVE TRADE RANGOON. June 8. (By Mall.) Several Important seliures of British snd American gold have recently been made here. Tbe money was found secreted on ships and Included amounts of 143.000, 3,000 and C37.000. The business of smuggling baa some time but It, Is believed that the authorities have at last got the upper hand. In this latest selsure the oBclals had to call la divers before thslr search of a vessel could be com. pleted. A big water tank was discovered on tho side of which was a number of shelves with 16 bags of gold on them. Tbe bags were brought to tho surface and were found to contain 13,587 Queen Victoria sovereigns and 6,023 American eagles. WITH SJUsETEA IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT DARKENS SO NATURALLY NO BODY CAN TELL The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair la grand r; r mothers recipe, and folks art again using It to keep their hair a food, even color, which is quits sensible, ,u we nro living In an ago when vntitnful appearance Is ot the great est iiihnntns.o, x Ntinilii), though, wo don't liars ihr tr'xitiliBome task of gathering the use nml the mil my mixing al homo. All 11111 stores sell tho ready-to-use prmliirt, Improved by the addition of jtlur Ingredients, railed "Wycth's iiku and Sulphur Compound" for about CO cents a hotllo. It Is very (fopiiliir because nobody can discover ,t tins been applied. Simply moisten our comb or a soft brush with It and Imw this through your hair, taklns i tie small stranft at a time; by morn ing the gray hair disappears, but a tint delights the ladles with Wyeth's -face and Sulphur Compound, Is that, lesldes beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications. It also pro duces that soft lustra and appearancr of abundance which Is so attractive SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County ot Klamath. Irene V. Alexandor. Plaintiff, vs, John Thorns Alexander, Defendant, To Job Thomas Aloxander, Defend ant. In tho nam of the State of Oregen: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against yon la the above entitled sell on or before the fifth day of August, 1930, that being the expiration of the six weeks publication of this sum mons as prescribed by the order for publication thereof, made by the court, aid If yon (all so to answer. the plalatKf will take a default and decree against you dissolving .the bonds of matrimony existing betwoea the plaintiff and yourself, and also such otbor and (urtber roller, Includ ing alimony, as to the Court may seem Just and equitable, This summons Is published by or der of Hon. D, V. Kuykendall, Judge ot the above named court, duly made on the 33rd day of Juno, 1930. The dato ot the first publication horeof Is Juno 23, 1920, F. II. MILLS. Attorney for Plaintiff. Klamath Kails. Ote. June 23-30-7-1 1-21-28-4 NOTIC'i: TO CIIKIUTOIW In the County Court of tho Btato of Oreaon for Klamath County. In tho Matter of thn Kstato ot KJns K. Kerns, l)ore:ied. j Notice Is hereby Riven by the tin I deralgneil, nilmlnistrntor of tint es-1 Into of IMiiii I.'. Kerns, deceaoail, to tho creditors of, ntitl to nil pursuits liavlnr; clulmt ac-tlnst tho said ilu-; coaseil to present the samo, proporly vorir.ed. within six months arler the first publication of this notice, tewlt: thu 12th day of July, 1D2U, to snlu nilmlmittMtor nt thu offlrn of C. K. iKIono nt Klamath KnIN, Klam ath County, Oregon, tho samo being thn plaro for thu trans action of tho business nt said estate. II. J. MATTOON, Administrator of llio Estate of l.'dna H. Kerns, Deceased. July 12-19-2C-2-9. NOTICE TO l).IUVMi: FOR SALE Two well bred register ed Holstoln bull calves, one 3 weeks old and thu other 2 weeks old. These two bull calves nro 7fi por cent tho same breeding and both are splendid Individuals nnd mostly white In color. They aro descendants of the King of the Pontlacs, a bull with more high record daughters than any other slro In tho world. They are sired by a son of Zante Mercedes Posch, a cow with a record of 32.6 pounds of butter out ot 709 pounds of milk In 7 days. Our herd Is entirely free from tuberculols, having recently passed two eclean federal tests. These are tbe only ball calves we will have to offer for sale this year aad this Is an excep tional opportunity to improve your dairy herd. We would like to place these calves In Klamath county aad for this reason will sell at very rea sonable prices. If not sold soon tbey will be shipped away. PREMIUM DAIRY COMPANY Phone 22F3, Klamath Falls. 12-11 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FTfT. AL ACCOUNT AND HRARsrTG OF PETITION FOR DIHCHArsTJE AND DIHTRIBUTION In tbe County Court of tbe State ot Oregon, for the County of Klamath. In tbe Matter ot tho Estate of Emll Kllese. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that C. F. Stone, as administrator of tbe estate of Emll Kllese, docoascd, has ren dered and presented for settlement. bis final account of tho administra tion of said nutate, and filed a petl tlon for upprnval of samo, dUtrlbu tlon ot uald estato and for dlscharao of administrator, and that July 20, iu2u, ai rno nour or id o'clock a, m In tho courtroom of said Court, at tho courthouso In tho City of Klam ath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, nas neon rixed by said Court as tho time and placo for tho settlement of said account and tho hearing of said petition, at which tlmo and nlace any person Interostod In said estate may appear anu rue exceptions in writing to the said final account, contest tbe same, and ahow cause, It any there be, why final distribution of said estate should not be made, and tbe administrator discharged. Dated this 19th day of June, 1920. C, F. STONE, Administrator of said Estate. June 21.28-6.1819 Murphey Feed & PaVM MX Warren Hunt Hospital A thoroughly etiulppod Institution affording unexcelled facilities for the cleullflc treatment by hospital mstk oils of medical, surgical and obstet rical rases. I'lio now and modern fireproof build mg contnins private rooms for b4 ml aniliulatory rasos, completely; mulpped examination and treat meat rooms, Roentgen Ray, clinical aae research laboratories. STAFF WARREN HUNT, M. D. L. L. TRUAX, M. D, OKO. A. MA8HHY. M. D. AND P1NR 8Ttf KLAMATH FALLS. ORB. TELEPHONE 497 AMBULANCE SERVICE MINERAL BATHS Dr. Mead Uenll Rawtey CwJroprecUe PhjslHsa First Natloaal Baak BulMtas Eatrance, Room Ashland, orkoon ROBERT S. FRY Geacral Insaraare lavrstsaei Tel. S7M-J 707 WAHHINHTON ST. Klamath Falls, Or. ALL KINDS of tin anil slier! Iron wurk, vra tHatlng- ami warm nlr liendng done at llto Nliiiniiuii numbing Slioo. No. 102J Main Nt. L. N. HAINES I'IKIIIO 'Mil Klarhath-Bcnd Auto Stage A dally auto stage sorvlce Is now oncratlllST belwoon Klamath Valla 'and Rend. Offices Ilea cafe and Met- ropolltan Garage. C. I. Iteckard. 37-tf I'hono 276-W. "FIRE" Does the word strike terror to your hoart, or Is your property protected sufficiently by Insurance In a reliable company! In this day of high cost of material, scarcity of homes, ao oae should leave their property un protected. Let us explain to you tho special Insurance system under which we protect you borne la the leading Insurance companies of America. James II. Drlscoll, Room 4, Loomls Building. Pheaa 432. PAINTING Practical Painting, Olldlag, Broaitag, Eaamellag, Kalsomlalng, Wall Paper Cleaning aad General CoatrecUag- M. O. TUTHILL SIS Rose St. WEST END CAFE No. 72 Main St. Meals served family style Call and give us a trial NOTICE OF SALE OP DRAINAQR DISTRICT BONDS SEALED PROPOSALS will be re ceived by the Board ot Supervisor of tbe Klamath Drainage District of Klamath County Oregon, at the of. (Ice of said Board which Is in th Court House In the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the purchase of 9200,000.00 of tho Bonds ot said Klamath Drainage District, until tbe hour of two o'clock In tho afternoon on tho 17th day of July, A. D. 1920. Salu Bonds aro to bo datod July 1st, 1920, and aro to boar Interest from dato at tho rate of six per cent per annum, payable on tho first day of January and the first day of July of each year. Tho Board of Supervisors reserv the right to reject any and all pro posals (or any reaaon and If not sat Isfactory to said Board. Address all communication and all proposals to tbe undersigned. O. R. DB LAP, Secretary of Klamath Drainage District, Klamath Falls. Orosoa. Jua 11-July 16 THE USB OF these columns will make moaey for you. rr i Seed Store i siiissssiiiwiMimmwsjsaafjBsaaafM ' ' "" l i .-n " ,., , , I I - astsssiutitttAM "