The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 13, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textnondat; is; 1MNI THE EVENING HERALD.MOAMATH FALLS; OREGON' rAUK MIX -K HI n i i u HERALD'S CUSSIFIED COLUMNS FOR SALE Real Estate FOR BALK Tho bnltdlnR occupied ni by tho Ditto restaurant with etoro houso occupied br Johnstone Furni ture Co.. Price F800. Buildings to bo removed. A good buy In nn 8 room house and 6 loU. Trice $21B0; $850 cash. J.'F. MAOUIRR. 71R Main Bt. tTA 10-13 WANTED To rent or loate 4 or 6 room unturnlshed modorn houie. "wrence K. Phelps, care Houston Phelps. 33t( FOR SALE 3 room furnished house, bath; wlckor and mnho;- nny furniture. First St., between Pine nnd High. 10-13 MEN WANTKD Lino up your Job for tho winter. Wo need twenty men now. flood wages. Eight houra; steady work BIO LAKES UOX CO. x sstt FOR RENT OR LEASE KOIl KENT Red room for gontlor man; bath, phone, furnnco heat, private sitting room. 1003 High St 11-14 FOIt SALE y, owner. 320 acres." including cattlo, horses, lions nnd sheep, thresher, tractor and all kinds of fnrm Implements; also crop. Can be Irrigated by springs on place: nil for 1100.00: two miles from Aigo ma. Stephen llerlthy. i-9 FURNISHED ROOMS for ront. new ly renovated, new bed dint, hot nnd cold wnter, bnth, ratos reason able. Home Rooming Houso. Sleep ing rooms only. 920 N. Klamath Are. 9-15 LOST AND FOUND FOR BALE A fow good Iota on pavement In a fast growing dis trict; from T200 to $400. Lota with in 4 Mock fe't Whit Pelican hotel $300 up. Lota within a block ot 6th St. paTomont $400 and up. LoU on Btato Highway Inside ot city limits $175 nnd up. See W. M. Montollus, with Klamath Development Co., 1303 Main St., phono 1. 2 -If FOR SALE 80 acres ot land: U under cultivation, with Reed fam ily orchard; 35 head ot cattle, on work team, one million Teet of standing- timber, all farming Implements to cultivate plenty ot water tor gar den; one mllo from school and three miles from R. R. station. Will sell with or without the cattle. Price without cattle, $4000. $2500 cash, terras oa balance. -Address J. W. Light, Lelaad, Oregon. 7-13 LOST A small Rold pin with bluo atone. Return to First Stato & Savings Dank. Howard. 10-13 AA0AAAAAAAA0jj0AAAAA000iy aiaiaiaiaiatt SIMPLEX CREAM SEPARATORS for the practical dairyman. Light running and close skimming. For Sale by GILT EDGE CREAMERY COMPANY Phone 381 J 202 Main St AAAamnm ..... " --r -riri-tririrL-Lru-LTL-Li-Xivmnjuu NOTION TO TAXPAYKKS Tou are heroby notified that the Hoard ot Equalisation win attend on FOUND Tiro and rim, wrlto 324 N. 11th St. samo and nar for ad. to.ts P . .WWWlW .pvs Wrt,u .Ww MISCELLANEOUS Sowing machines, clocks and phonographs repaired. Douglas. COM Main St, 10-14 to draw Intorcst at tho rato of six per cent per annum, pnynblo semi annually upon tho first day of July and tho tint day of January ot each September 13, 1920(tho second Mon-i0""' until tho maturity of said bonds. day Ik September) at tho county Sealed proposals will bo rocolvcd J ud go's offlco In tho oldost court ' ' Board ot Directors of said Call or I house, and will remain In sosslonIrr'Knllol District, and should bo ill ldcntltylfor thirty days from that date for roctod to tho secretary ot tho Lnn- mo purposo oi examining ma assess-:i" "" irrigation i-isinc-, enro ment rolls for tho year 1930, and ' Ferguson. Flotchor Mifflin. No. correcting all orrora in valuation, " momis tiuuuing, Klamath Falls description or qualities ot laad, lota Oregon. or ether property assessed by tho as-! Tho Hoard of Directors rcsorvo seasor. It shall bo tho duty of all, tho right to reject any or all bids NEW. HOUSES FOR BALK One 4, 5 and 6 room and sleeping porch, strictly modern In every de tail: Cove colllngs. iota ot duiii in cabinet work; flno liandallcrs; atone and concrete foundation; full basement, furnace; front proof gar age. Most txx seen to be appreciat ed. WOT OUT OLD HOUSES that you must remodol and repair when you may Just as woll on Joy a new one. and tbn cost will bo less In the long run. Some tSrraa on alt prop- 'crty. r OEO. B. CHAMDERLAIN 1211 Crescnt Ave. Phono 327W. 11-13 Furnlturo and household Roods packod and crated. Expert work. Douglas, 60 "i Main St. 10-14 PIANO LESSONS Mrs. Osborn, pianist at the Mon dale theatre, wilt take a class In music. Inquire at bos offlco of Mon dale theatre. 9-15 PHONE PEYTON for wood 535 CITT OARDAOE When yon want garbage removed call 10F-23. Mattresses made over like now. Furniture upholstering and repair ing. Douglas. 604 Main St.. 10-14 persons Interested to appear at the time and placo appointed. All protests against valuations fixed by tho assessor must bo tiled with the board during the first ton days ot said session. J. P. LEB, Assessor of Klamath County. 26-11 otforcd. A-14-S1S. A. L. WISHARD, Secrolnry ot tho Hoard of Directors of LburoII Val ley Irrigation District. NO. IIHOI TREASURY DEPAIhTMENT NOTICE OF HALE OF IHRIOATION DISTRICT BONDS NOTICE IS HERERY OIVEN that sealed proposals will bo received un Offlco ot ot tho Cur- Comptroller roncy. Washington. D. C. July 30. 1920 Whereas, by satisfactory ovldcnco til the 20th day ot September, A. D. presented to tho undersigned. It has iiu, ai too oour oi iwo o ciocx is neon mauo to appear that "Tho Am the afternoon, for the purchase of . orlcan National Hank ot Klamath 901' FOR SALfc Miscellaneous 'FOR SALTS Ford In gooa condition. Will sell cheap. Phone 188. 9-15 If yon are going to live In Klam ath Falls this wlntor here Is a snap for you. Two flno rooms all furnish ed: every convenience, steam heat. hot and cold water, toilet and bath and lights. In a brick building In the heart of tho city. 'Owner must go away. See Thad Mcliattan at once, Room 14 Loomls Dldg. 8-tf September records at Shepherds, 11-13 LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Registered Hereford bulls and heif er., Rest breeding and quality. Raised on our farm In southern Idaho. Held comprises 400 head, which must be reduced at onco to give ua more room. Now is the time to buy. Can sell in carload lots. Prices reasonable. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Write or come and see them. Farm close to Nampa, Ida., on main line of Oregon Short Line. L. L. Young Sc. Sons. 11-15-18-23 i FAT HOGS WANTED Remington Typewriters for sale or rent. Room 208 Wllllts Bldg. 10-13 FOR SALE 10 calves and 2 milk cows (to be fresh In October.) Al pasture for about 15 horses. F. J. Flowers, Worden, Ore. 9-13 FOR SALE 1920 Reo, used only 5 months. Bargain If taken at onco. Bos 47, Herald Office. 2-tf AUTO TRUCK Just the thing for a drayage busi ness or for hauling farm produce; (our ipeods, Pneumatic Urea, one to two tons capacity.' Must sell or trade. Earl Shepherd Music Store. 30-tf Will pay 17c, Immediate delivery 10 our siaugnter nouse at Texum. Klamath Packing Co. 11-13 Two Hundred Thousand Dollars (200.000.00) worth of bonds of the Langell Valley Irrigation District ot Klamath County, Oregon. Said bonds ITALY STARTS BANK FOR WAR SURVIVORS ROME, Aug. 23. (My Mull -KIiir Victor Knmniinl, during nit nudlenco granted recently to John II. 1'iihoy, former president ot tho Chamber of Commorco of tho United States, nnd to Alfrud Dennis, Com mercial Attncho to tho American Embassy, spoko at homo lungth about n new bank which linn recently been founded In Italy, It Is culled the lliiiicu Niitliiutile del Roduco, (Tho Nittlonnl lliTnk nt War Survivor) nnd Its spoclnl ol Jnrt Is to give credit to all ox-cont-batunts, helping thorn to start nfrenh In IiiimIiiuss; nsilstlng also their widows and orphans, or the parents nnd sisters of those who died during tho coitll let, to nil ot whom Is nlsn git on a discount of one per cent on nil operations. The King, himself, took a personal Interest In (ho development of the now hank nml luw'stfd 50,000 lire In Its shares, which ho presented to an other war Institution, that ot the orphans of fallen soldiers. Tt'o King Is anxious that the new bank Mhould hccoimi u link between Italy um! Italian war auvlvnrs who llvo nhrond, of whom there nro ovor 350,000 In America nlonn nnd nn oven greater number In Argentina mid Hratll. HAVE YOU INHUItl'D YOUlt HAY? Flroa nnvo caused tnoro property Iouim tlutti hnvu bosm caused- by All tho wars, stoniiK, floods and other ngonclcd of destruction ot historical record. Nothing la limnuno from destruction by tiro, evon though fire proof materials aro above, bolow, or all around It, Think how easy It Is to lose your hay crop through flro, for hay Is one ef tho most combust ible properties you can think ot. Flro Insurance would bo your only protoctlon against financial loss If your hay crop should bo destroyed by fire. Wo otter you this protoctlon through the most reliable Insurance company In existence, Heo ma, Jm. Drlscoll, Room 4, Loomls Building, A classified Ad will sell It. ROBERT S. FRY (Jmi'rul liiniirance, liivcstiiiriiln ' Tel. 501-J 1367 Esplanade KiaMATII l.!,I.H, oiti:. A classified Ad will soil It, FOR SALE Three stores, all paying. Location Al. Must sell owing to other business. See 1008 Main St AA00tl0 Falls," In tho city ot Klamath Falls, In tho County cf Klamath nnd State of Orffnn. Iina rnmnllat.l will, nil lh. provisions of tho statute of thoJAug. 1.1-20-27-3-10-17-24-1-8-15. United States rrqulrcd t obo com piled with beforo nn association shall lie nuthorU-'d to commence the business cf hanking; Now therefore I, John Rkelton Williams, romptroller of tho Cur rency, do heroby certify that "The American National Hank of Klam ath rails," In (tin City of Klnmathl I' nils, in t!n County of Klnmath and Btuto ot Oregon, 'Is authorised to commence tho business ot banking oi provided In Section Fifty ono hun dred and slxty-nlno of tho Itovliod Statutes ot the United Stales. In testimony whereof, witness my hand ami sonl of offlco this Thir tieth day of July, 1D20. -JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS, (Seal) Comptroller ot tboj urrency, 'bono 400 Ire (Vi'iini 729 Main St. Candlm PASTIME Alnutl A SliMHlry, Prop. Cigars, ToImito, Soft IH-lnka, Peel and Millard Ilarber Shop, In Connection Of II MOTTO "Gonrtrsy and Hrrvlm" A00W0jmm0m000m mmA0wwt0Wwwww . .T- 3 , , . K OORRECTION IN DIVISION II CATTLE Dulls under each breed will be di vided Into two classes. Dulls, over one year and undor two and bulls over two.' Samo prizes given In each class as Indicated In premium list. Division C For this year a class two r:!!! bs rccosnUud which snalt con sist of pura breds In their respective breeds but not registered. Prizes will be 50 per cent of thoso offered in class one. Frank Sexton, Sec. 11-17 PORTRAIT STUDIO OPENS FOR SALE One brand new 5-ton logging trailer. See Max Weiss, 6th St., near Ewauna Box Co. 30-tf FOR SALE Hair goods; combings made to order. Will teach you the trade for $50. Call at 528 Pine St. Townsond Plata, upstairs. 10-16 WANTED WANTED By sawyer, flier or mill foreman, a mill 25 to 40, Best of reference? life experience. Address A. C.,. Herald oAce. 11-14 WANTEDr 4 horses and 1 man at Aakeay Ranch, $9 per day and board. Apply W. A. Jones. 10-18 R. E. Stlnson. who recently pur chased tho Miller. Photo company. has bought the Bend Studio from Archie Henllne, and announces the combination of general portrait busl ness In connection with scenic work. Uotli will be carried on at the Bend Studio, 1136 Main St. 11-14 4 "J -rt 'V.i' i n , s. . - . ' i 4, ESTRAY Came to my placo tho 8th, a red male hog, weight about 130 oounda. Owner can have same by paying for us Keep ana tnis au. Frank sexton, phone 16-F-2, Merrill route. 11-14 HsTLP WANTHD Men or women. Heady work the year round. Ap ply Growers' Packlag V Warehons Ibc Association, tacereerated: form rjjr tke Okelaea Luaaber ft Box Co. Fkane 40W. 8-tf WANTBD A second kaad whcol- harrow In good condition. 739 9tk St. or phone SS1W. 10-13 NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF CATTLE AND HORSES Notice Is hereby given to all shlo- pers ot cattle and horses from Klam ath county that all ahlnmanta here. after will be subjected to a rlald brand Inspection before being loaded on cars, ine nxana inspector mast be given laBclent notice by the ship per to give amole time for such in spection, otherwise stock' will be held in corrals until suck Inspection can be made. Shippers are reaulrad to furnish the Inspector a correct list of brands giving the number ot kead ot eaek brand and location of brand on ani mal. JAfl. W. STRAW. Brand Inspector (or Klamath county. '$14 About Other People--and About You ! There are two kinds of news in the pap?. Part of the newt is about the affairs of other people; their sayings, doings and goings to do; things that have happened may happen didn't happen. i -r . !. But thoro's also a lot of nows In this paper it you know where to look for It about your affairs. That's tho part of the nows you'll find in tho Advortlso monta. Thoro's valuable news there about things you want or e wlll.want; perhaps about things you have that othors want. , Every Advertisement csrrlos t messaga to someone. Many Advertisements carry ' messages of 'interest or valuo to you. You can't afford to miss the Advertisements because so , many of them aro news relating dlroctly to you or to your affairs. ' Jh f4 4 SOOTHING QUIETUDE FOR ITS PATIENTS Is one ot any hospital's biggest aasett nnd the location nt this hospital mokes It especially deslrablo from that viewpoint. Only abundantly capable graduated nurses are em ployed, and this fact, added to oar uno'iuulled staff of physicians and excellent hospital equipment Insures our patients unsurpassed service. STAFF DR. C. D. JOHNSON DR. O. II. MKRRYMAN DR. T. C. CAMPBELL DR. OEOROB I. WIliaHT DR. E. D. LAMII DR. II. D. LLOYD STEWART Klamath General Hospital ' a ' V- ' . i' Vf ' J 9 MI 'S n litijp 1 1 f f , bV M'Jf V '. A i , f je'w) &. t MINERAL BATHS r. MasMl bMrcrsell Rawley Cklropraotie Payslctaa First National Bank Building Entrance, Room I ASHLAND, OREGON ?M Jtti . M WW.- --.I 4 4 1 m .t; ' )mmWh. wm r rr . v aft? V.,AisS'Vt t"w a! It ALL KINDS of tin aad sheet Iron work, ve. tilating and warm air hntlna; done at Hie Shannon PlttsnMac Hhop, No. IMS kUU M. L. N.HAINES Phone aaa J Klamath'Bend Auto Stag A dlJr'to stage service la now 2Vm2!2 Sir"- Kt r"S and Bend. Offices Rex cafe aad Met- wswsmsiwiwm , n., rrrrrnriiTnnnnrrnruWLruwuLiuLii.1. BiMlii Dye Work$ "Pkoa406 OITR OLEANINO, PRKSSINO AND RscPAIKINQ wnJi MAKB TOUR OLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS nmUK-XRD Goods Called for aad Dellm 481 Main Street " KlacBask Valla M hand VaiW I kiilrAtiD If yu wnl lY- Murphey Feed & Seed Store 124,;So. 6th St. ' fhm 87 1 U 1 VIM viiinaio B Buy your feedfromS 3Sw8RSjRH Tll tliiiHnsiwiw-iwnminw' j""L!iiumiiw IsbbbbbbI 4M m SJSB ssslfB sssl