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WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Furished or
unfurnished house, lly rcllablo
people. Box 1H, Horald. 13-19
WANTED 4 or S room houao. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Uoz F. 0.
HMrld. !
WANTED Womu to do washing,
ironing and cleaning. Electrical
eeavenlences. Phone IS. Hit
WANTED To reat piano tor winter.
Phone 166. 11-U
WANTED Tenant! (or large fur-
nlshcd Apt. Call evenings at CIS
Klamath Ato. J 14-16
' WANTED Man as talesman who
will appreciate? an opportunity (or
advancement nnd who wanta work.
' A iplondld chance (or the right per
son. 719 Main street. 18-16
WANTED COOK at Warren Hunt
hospital. Plain cooking, wages ISO
per month and malntcanco. Start at
once. Apply now to Dr. Warren Hunt
t the hospital office, 4 th and Pine
streets. !
WANTED A position, as manager
or foreman on stock or general
(arm. With or without my wife a
nrrlres. references furnished and !
quired. Make arrangements to meet
H. N. Miller, care IfiUI's hotel, Kla
math Falls. Ore. n-m-
HELP WANTED Men or women.
8teady work the year round. Ap
ply Growers Packing A Warehoas
lac Association, Incorperate: tarsa
arty the Chelsea Leaser A Box Co.
Pkoae 40W. Mt
WANTED Some one to tarnish the
Crater Lake Box Co. with about
ISO to 100 sacks ot potatoes for
winter use. Will receive bids until
Oet. 10. Also wsnt about 60 R. I. Red
erPlymouth Rock hens or chick
ens. 8. D. C08TER. Bray. Calif., Box
CI. Care Crater Lake Box Co. cook
house. 14-16
FOR SALE-RmJ Estate
RELINQUISHMENTS ON 1,000,000
ft; good locatloa for mill next
spring. Box F. B. N. Herald. 14-16
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 17$ acre
stock ranch In Lake Comnty. $3500
lsaproveaieaU aa place. All feaced
and la caltlvatioa. $3350 cask . or
teraas. Will trade for small modern
koase la city. Call 417 and ask for
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FOR SALE Greet, house 10 by 10
feet with growing flowers, several
huadred caraatloaa aad ehrysaatke
. warns all la bad aad bloom, several
dosea rose bsskee all bearing besides
terms, geraniums, etc. Good four
reeat house wrtk two large perches,
two Iota for ajaroealag. Mutt sell oa
aetonnt of poor beetta, Klamath
Floral Co. 1104 East Mala street.
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FOR SALE A few good leu oa
pavetaeat la a teat growla die
Met; rrata.tlM U $4tf. Lota erjth
$a 4 blacks ot WHIte Pelican hotel
See up. LoU wtthla a block ot Itk
St. pavemeat 149 aad ap. LoU oa
State Highway .aside ot city Units
S17S aad ap. Sea W. M. Moatellas,
with Klamath Developateat Co.,
1101 Main St.. pkoae 1. 1-tf
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AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Chevrolet Bug. 1918
model, four brand new tires, new
body fine mechanical condition
$615. One Chevrolet light track 1919
model good tires, A-l condition $575.
Call 415 Michigan Avenue. 11-13-14
FOR SALE 1 good Ford track, new
pneumatic tires, also Ford touring
ear. Will sell reasonable, terms It
desired. 201 Mala. Markwardt and
Wood. '14-19
FOR SALE 1929 Reo, used oaly 6
months. Bargain It takea at
oaoe. Box 47, Herald Office. 2-tf
FOR SALE Ford car. Good condi
tion. Easy terms. Phone 188 or
823 Pine. 9-1C
FOR SALE 1918 Mitchell "0". Just
like new. Good mechanical condi
tion. Practically new tires. Price
91300. Phone 269-W. 13-16
USED OARS
1 Hudson Speedster
1 8tudebaker 4 touring car
1 Overland M 81. .
1 Overland M 85 "4" touring
car.
1 Studebaker cyl., 7 passenger.
1 Maxwell Form A truck.
NEW CARS
1 Bulck Six
1 Oldsmoblle truck
1 Seven passenger Hsynes.
Reo five passenger touring.
Reo five passenger sedan.
1 Seven passenger Hudson.
1 Five passenger Essex.
Reo Speedwagon.
Samson 3-4 ton trucks.
ACME MOTOR CO.
SIXTH AND OAK
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FOR SAUiMiscellejseous
FOR SALE Chickens. Phone 468 J.
14-16
(FOR SALE Oaylord piano. 401 Wal
1 BUt St. 11-16
HIND HAND FURNITURE FOR
SALE. Call 936 Walnut after 3
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WHITE ROTARY 8BWINO ma
chines (or salo, Installments f3
per month. Sowing machines, clocks
and phonographs repaired. Douglas
137 N. Foulrh street. 14-16
SALESMAN'S POSITION OPEN. Our
trees In heavy demand and give
satisfaction. Write (or contract and
Information Immediately. Salem Nur
sery Company, 411 Oregon Uldg.,
Salem, Oregon. 14-38
BARBER SHOP FOR 8ALR. $150.
address Box 113 Herald office.
14-18
FOR SALE 1 full Iron bed, 1 three
quarter Iron bed, three-quarter
brass bod, mattreeses and springs for
each, Upright piano, 9x12 rug. stair
carpets and hall runners, mahocony
cnairs, peuesiai, vacuum cieaner,
linnk tlltntrv tntiln nml vnrlnm
bther articles. Must bo sold at once.
1136 East St. , 13-15'Jim" ns lio Is popularly known, Is lm-
FOR SALE Puro bred Duroc pIrs.I" " . " ', , '.. . ' '
Both sexes. Wm. F. JINNKTTB.
Merrill. Ore.
11-15
POTATOES BY THE SACK. Mills
Son. 11-16
FOR SALE Welded gasollno tank,
with all fittings. 1075 gallons ca
pacity. Imperial garage.
FOR SALE Ramboulllctt rams
yearling rams that will shear 30
to 30 lbs. of fine white wool. Will
sell one to carload. Prices right. F.
W. Herrln, Ashland, Oregon.
2S-27
FOR SALE One tlno young Herford
milch cow, one Jersey cow, one
small gentle pony, one good cook
stove, one good. De Laval cream sep
arator, one milk cooler. Wm. Car
stensen, 1 mile from town on Keno
road. 13-16
FOR SALE A team of Buckskin
horses. Weighing SSOOlbs. Guar
anteed true to pull. Cheap for quick
sale. Can be eeea at Prultt and Mc
Colums Saw Mill. 13-16
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TO RENT OR LEASE
FOR RENT Two large aew unfur
nished rooms. 1131 Reclamation
St. Phone 119 J. 14-20
STORAGE ROOM TO RENT. Geo. L.
Bowman. 15 Broad St, 11-18
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MISCELLANEOUS
I wish to publicly thaak my many
patrons aad all others in Klamath
county, for the many favors and
courtesies I have received while here
aad sincerely hope to be with you
again sooa.
MRS. L. M. ROHN.
14-16
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING and
repairing. Douglas 117 N. Fourth
street. 14-14
MATTRESSES MADE OVER Mike
new. Feathers cleaned and reno
vated. Feather mattresses made tram
your feather bed. Douglas 117 N.
117 N. Fourth street. 14-16
OR PAPER HANGING AND PAINT
ING call Laughtoa 473 W. Paoer
hanging a specially. 11-16
BARNET HATTUS. Write your sis
ter, uooa news awaits you.
Nov. J9
FOR SALE One brand new 6-ton
logging trailer. See Max Weiss.
th St., Near Bwauna Box Co. 30-tf
PHONE PEYTON (or wood I2S
CITY GARBAGE Whea yoa waat
garbage removed call 10F-21.
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST One sailor's bag name (aside
F. L. Cain, between Merrill aad
Klamath Falls. Leave at Merrill Gar
age, Merrill Ore. 11-16
LOST One leather gun esse on Hill
itoad. Finder please return to
Herald office. 9.1 6
ESTRAYED FROM THE HOLLAND
HOUSE on Saturday nlrht a. Sher.
herd bulldog, white and black marks.
Reward to party who returns same to
said address. 13-16
WESTKItX UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
Exclusive election news service for
clubs or private gatherings. Inquire
of Manager. 624 Main St.
BIDS WANTED
Bids will be received until Satur
day, October 16, 1910, for supplyiag
50 cords of four-foot body wood, to
be delivered and corded at the new
building for Sacred Heart Academy.
corner of Eight and Jefferson streeU.
runner particulars may be had from
Rev. Father Marshall,- Eight and
High streeU.
JOHN DREHER, Chairman.
11-16
FOR SALE
Two General Electric
35 H. P. Motors
Big Pines Lumber Company
Medford, Oregon
4B SB
hiair AM Ifyou
AT THE THEATERS
James J. Corbett, who Is to bo
seen at the Liberty theatre tonight
In the Universal photodrnma, "Tho
Prince of Avenuo A," Is famous for
many things, nnd not tho least ot
thesa Is tho distinction ot being the
best dressed man on stage or screen
Corbett' was a bank tetter and n
popular clubman In 8an Francisco be
fore he took up tho prise ring as n
profession. It was the extraordinary
skill with tho boxing gloves, tint
displayed In a California athletic
club, that persuaded his friends to
urge him to try tor tho champion
ship. In fact. It Is ring history that
whon tho Into John I Sullivan saw
Jim Corbett entorlng tho ring he
smiled out of tho rnrnor of his
mouth nnd remarked "I'll knock that
....... off ,.
lull" "'OCR nil.
I James J. Corbett. or "(lentlemmt
I ...-.M.ilntrt In ttla ttr.taa llrt la llattnllv
noreasi oi inu aow iur lu-mun-,
anil yet ho never deviate far from
tho conventional In his clothes. In
"Tho Prince ot Avenuo A." ho has
tho rolo ot an castsldo Now Yorker
who gains the enmity of a cortaln
gang becauso ho has his clothes mndo
on Fifth avenuo.
He, therefore, has an ppportunlty
In this feature to wear some of his
correctly tailored garments, and ho
appears to unusually (Ino advantage
In evening clothes, .which set off his
magnificent frame.
Sunday next, "The Mutiny o( the
Elslnore," tho Metro plcturlxatlon of
the (amous Jack London novel, will
be the feature attraction at the Lib
erty theatre.
"The .Mutiny ot tho Elslnore" Is
one of the late Jack London's last
and most notable works. It Is a
strong tale of the sea. In which a
crew of city gangsters attempt to
take over the tontrol of the ship
from the officers In charge; aad In
MEAT KE OF
Take SalU to Sash Kldaejra If Back
batta or Bladder
It yoa mast have yonr meat every
day, eat It, but flush your kidneys
wltk salU occasionally, says a noted
aathorlty who tolls as that meat
forms arle add which almost paral
yses the kidneys In their efforts to
exoel It from the blood. They be
come sluggish and weaken, then yoa
suffer with a dull misery la the kid
ney region, sharp pains la the back
or sick headache, dltslaeas, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated aad
when the weather la bad yoa have
rheumatic twinges. The urine geU
cloudy, full ot sediment, the chan
nels often got sore and Irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
To . neutralise these Irritating
acids, to cleanse the kidneys and
flush off the body's urinous waste
get four ounces of Jad SalU from
any pharmacy here; Uke a Uble
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfsst for a few days and your
kidneys will then act One. This fa
mous salU Is made from the acid of
grapes aad lemon Juice, combined
wltk llthis, aad baa beea'aaed for
generations- to flash and stlmulsU
slugglsS kidneys, also to aeutrallse
tke adds la arlae, so It ao longer
Irritates, thus ending bladder weak-
Jsd SalU Is Inexpensive: cannot
Injure, and makes a delightful ef
fervescent llthia-water drink.
NO. 11S01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office ot Comptroller of the Cur
rency.
Washington, D. C. July 30, 1120.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. It baa
been made to appear that "The Am
erican National Bank ot Klamath
Falls' In the city of Klamath Falls,
In the County ot Klamath and StaU
ot Oregon, baa complied with all the
provisions of 'the sUtute of the
United States required t obe com
piled with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business of banking;
Now therefore 1. John Skelton
Williams, Comptroller of the Cur
rency; do hereby certify that "The
American National Bank ot Klam-
aok Falls," la the City of Klamath
Falls, In the County of Klamath and
State of Oregon. Is authorised to
commence the business of banking
as provided la Section Fifty one hun
dred and sixty-nine of the Revised
SUtutes of the United States.
la testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of office this Thir
tieth day of July, 1929.
JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS,
(Seal) Comptroller of the
Carreaer.
Aug. 13-20-27-3-10-17-14-1-8-16.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Call 424 J (or taxi service. 8-1C
want them to lay.
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addition there Is a charming lovo
story, tho thread of which Is crossed
by tho ovll passion of Andreas Mel
laro to possess tho beautiful daugh
ter ot Jason West, a half-owner of
tho "Elslnoro." Margnret West la In
lovo with Dick Bomers, tho captain's
son, nnd she resents tho attentions of
Mottalro, whom she distrusts nnd
tears; and Moltatre, to accomplish
his purposeot possessing Margaret,
Incites tho crew to mutiny.
Firm, howovor, against tho ma
chinations ot Mcltalro and his ras
cally henchmen stands John Plko,
tho KUInor's" first nmto. Pike has
long loved Margaret too, but the
realisation of his ago nmkes him cer
tain that sho belongs to a man
yottngor than himself. And so, when
the mutiny starts, the Iron hand of
John Plko raises lo quoit It.
Tho rolo of John Plko Is portray
ed by Mltcholl Lewis.
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HOME, Septy 15. (By Mall)
Scientists say thoy do not believe
that n new volcano was created on
Mount l'Isnnlon, near Spezlu, during
tho earthquakes which began Sept.
7 nnd continued until Sept. 9 caus
ing tho loss of SOp lives.
Tongues ot flamo and smoke or
dust wore seen to be emitted from
whst Is popularly supposed to hsvo
bee na new crater opened near tho
mountain top.
Frank A. Porrett, the American
volcanologlst for the Carnoglo Insti
tution, who occupies a station at Mt
Vesuvius to observo Its operations,
has expressed to The Associated Press
the opinion that no new volcano has
been formed but that the earth
quakes caused displacements of sub
terranean strata causing a fissure In
the earth's crust and that gas escap
ing therefrom waa mistaken by on
lookers as the opening of a new era
ter. The phenomenon, was not a
new one. Mr. Perrett said the sell
mlcal Instruments showed a tower
Ing ot the earth level in tbo earth'
quake district previous to the tre
mors. This had been observed on
other occasions when esrthquakes oc
curred. This view Is shsred by 8enator
Caplelllnl, a leadwlng geologist who
has been Interviewed by the ales
ssgero and who says there may have
been an oruptlon of gas through a
fissure on Mount Plsanlno and the
supposed column of smoke above
the-mountaln may have been caused
by clouds of dust from falling earth,
The tongues of flame, In Senator
Caplelllnl's opinion, may possibly
havo been Inflammablo gas from un
derground wells ot oil. He said, how
ever, that volcanoes con appear In
dependently of tbo structure of the
earth's crust and that tho greatest
catastrophes have occurred from the
appearance of volcanoes where no
body expected them.
Forexample, the geologist contin
ued, Mount Etna rises out of post
Pliocene strata while the volcanoes
o( the Andes mountains In South
America arise (rom granite rocks.
Therefore the nature of the Apuan
mountains did not exclude the possi
bility of a volcano appearing on
Mount Plsanlno.
Oet your new fall hat at K. K.
K. store's Harvest sates. 1C less
than regular prices. 11-10
"FREEZONE"
No Pain
Doesn't hurt a bttl Dron a little
"Freefone"' on an aehlna core. In
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly yon lift It right off with fin
gers, -rraiyi
Your druggist sells' a tiny bottle of
''Freesone" for a few cenU, sufdclent
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or com between the toea, and the cal
luses, without soreness or IrrlUtlon.
Lift Off Corns!
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SOOTHING QUIETUDE FOR
ITS PATIENTS
la one ot any hospital's biggest assets
.and the location ot this hospital
makes It especially desirable from
that viewpoint. Only abundantly
capable graduated nurses are em
ployed, and this fact, added to oar
unequalled staff of physicians aad
excellent hospital equipment Insures
our patlenU unsurpassed service.
STAFF
DR. B, D. JOHNSON
DR. O. H. MBRRYMAN
DR, T. O. OAMPBBLL
DR. aEOROB J. WRIGHT
DR. B. D. LAMB
DR. II. D. LLOYD STEWART
Klamath General
Hospital
Klamath Dye Works
Phone 408
OUll CLEANING, PltKHHINQ AND
HKPAIIUNU WILL MAKE YOUR
CLOTHES
LOOK LIKE NEW
HATH IlKniiOCKKD
Goods Called for aad Delivered
481 Mala Street Klamath Fall
Klamath-Bend Auto Stage
A dally aato stage service Is aew
operating between Klamath rails
aad Bead. Offices Rex eafe aad Met
ropolitan Oarage. O. I. Reckard.
Pkoae 171-W. 17-tf
DAY BOARD
Family Style
50 Cento per Meal ,
MRS. McDANIELS
301 High St Phone 455
NO PAINT USED
ON TURK'S HOUSES
CONSTANTINOPLE, 8ept. 8.
(By Mall) Turkey Is a palntlesa
land. Most of the houses are wood
en and unpalnted. This Is not a con
dlllon growing out of the war. The
short-sighted policy of the govern
ment In imposing taxes on buildings
In proportion to the Ightllncss of
their exteriors hss encoursged sbab
hlneaa. Even In Constantinople a large
percentage of the residences and
many of the business bouses are of
wood. Many of the large apartment
houses snd offlco buildings have
brick or stono (ronts, but wooden
sides and backs. Hence, tho disas
trous (Ires which have laid more
thun ono-thlrd of the city In aarfo
since tbo beginning of the war, and
tbo general torror of the population
when a (Ire alarm sounds.
Constantinople and most other
Turkish cities would doubtless have
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Shoes HAVE DROPPED
in Price
Wc with to eUinounce
t nave reduced the. price of
t to $2.50 per pair.
a . .a . - .
Others are asking: $3.00
; ; equal to Crossctt's.
We have also reduced other brands.
Ours is the first store
; nounce a reduction in the
! I rent and no clerk hire will
: ! your shoe bills.
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Every day is a Sale Day with us.
i BRADLEY-EVANS SHOE CO.
727 MAIN
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Lois C. Bridges
Office Hours
,10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m.
Ill 5th St., Suito 10G
Over First flute A Savings Bank
PHONE lOO-J
MINERAL BATHS
Dr. Maad Ingernoll Hawlep
ChlroprarUe Physlriaa
First National Bank Building
Entrance, Room
ASHLAND, ORKOON
ALL KINDS
of tla and sheet Iroa work.
(Hating aad warm air
done at tke 'Hhaanoa Plnmbtaf
Shop. No. lOM Mala St.
L. N. HAINES
Pkoae SM
For Paper Hanging and
Painting Call
F. R. LAUGHTON
Telephone 473-W
204 South Riverside
A Classified Ad will sell It.
I been destroyed by (Ire long ago were
It not that the shabby wooden and
semi-wooden buildings have tllo
roofs. These roofs of bright red tllo
are In striking contrast to the dingy
grey walls, rotted and stained ly
the weather.
In the peat Turkish lax assessors
frequently Imposed twice ss high a
rate upon a wcll-palntod house as
that levied upon an unpalnted house
of exactly tho same construction In
a similar locality.
"Diamond Dyes"
Take No Other
Don't Spoil or Streak Material
in a Poor Dye
tliat foffinniiw today. w
Croaaett Shoes from $1.00
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to $5.00 more for shoes ' "
in Klamath Falls to an- ;
price of shoes. Our low ;
save you many dollars in, ; ;
STREET
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Murphey Feed & Seed Store
124 So. 6tfc St
Phone 87
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