THE EVENING HERALD, .KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pAon ntx (nroiwDW, NovKMnim ih, 1020. HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN WANTED WANTBO A piano, ltosponslblo party, Koforoncos, 603 Jefferson Bt. 17-19' WANTHI) Man or woman to do re pairing and pressing. I). & M. Clcnnlng Co., Cth and Mnln str-oln. 17-1S WANTKI) A couplo of large hent- its to heat good sited rooms. Ad- drnsa replies to "Heaters," Herald office 17-25 WANTKI Girl for general houso work. Apply 304 N. 9th St. 16-20' COOKS WANT WOllK In camp. Com petent particulars. I'hono 4S6. 16-18' TWO YOUNG MKN want any kind of work n town that thoy may attond Ight school. Tolophono 337-J. night 16-is' WANTED TO TRADE A big bunch of rugs for a big bunch of dough. Tbo Furnisher ct Happy Homos. Stf FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE OH TRADE 3 good work horses from 1000 to 1500 pounds, 3 wagons, 3 and 3 In., good shape; 1 ten foot header, good 'shnpo. Will trado for town property, grain, spuds, or mllcn cow. 330 Grant St. 17-1S' FOR SALE Show cite and counter, 133 N. Eighth St. 16-31 FOR SAKE Tailor made full dress ult nnd Tuxedo. Slxo 40. At a bar caln. Uox 40, Herald office., 16-30 gTRADIVARA NEW WITH $38 In new records, lour choice. Sec It. Karl Shepherd Co. 16tf FOR SALE At half price. Sharp- icu separator used 3 months. In quire at creamery. 13-19 FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono thousand, oro more, useful articles that are absolute homo necessities, at tbo store of Tho Furnisher of Happy Homes. Stf CRATER LAKE SCENES for Christ mas presonts. Stlnson Photo Stu dio. 6tf AUTOMOBILES IJK8T HAIU1AIXH IN I'SEI) CARS 1 191S five passenger Quick. Guaranteed A-1 condition, 6 cord tires. 2 extra rima. new too. plate class curtains. A real bargain S1300. . .At l- ........ n..l1 . ' T,V."'"J ?.""' ,,""'" ", secondhand condition. Four new tires, 1 extra, new top. Price $1100. 11917 seven passenger Hudson, Kuaranteed first class condition. 6 new c5rd tires, 2 extra rims. Gross air shock absorbers, new top, plato Klass curtains. A real bargain. Prtco $1500. DUICK SALES AND SERVICE CO. White Pelican Garage L. Hoaglafld prop. Phono 60 16-18 FOR SALE Two ton Klelber truck. .: ?A J!-JJ!5a OTZ ' '.2 tine condition, priced ror Immediate sale nt $1500 This Is an .excop- llonn! buy, as the Klelber lists as ono of the highest grade or trucks, Wo can make you ery liberal terms. Dunham Auto Co. 13-19 wwwwwwwwwwwwwxww LOST AND FOUND LOST Friday. Conkiln fountain pen somowhere between Mills ad dition and high school. Return to Herald office. 16-18 LOST Airdalo pup, 2 taontbs old. Finder pleaso phone 313. Reward. 9tf LOST An opportunity to trade off some unsightly piece ot house bold goods. Tbo Public. Stf FOUND A clearing house for that unslgtly or unfit article. Whore? Perkins Furniture House. Stf 0f000mj00V0mm000 1HI)S INYITKD FOR REPAIR OF 11TII STREET IIIUIKJK. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received, opened and consid ered by the common council on Mon day evening, November 22, 1920, for the repair ot tbo brldgo across the Govt. Canal at Eleventh street, in accordance with tbe recommenda tion ot tbe city onglneer now on file In the office or tho Police Judge. All bids ror making such repairs should be in tbe hands ot the PoJIce Judge not later than 8 o'clock p. m. Nov. 23, 1920. A. L. LEAVIT", Police Judge. 16 f. THANlCSaiVI.VG DINNER .. The tlckots.for tbo big THANKS GIVING WINNER to be given by the ladles of tbo Catholic church at the Whlto Pelican hotel will be on sale at The Herald office and the Star Drug store beginning tomorrow, Thursday. As tho number of tickets is limited, It would bo advisable to pet them early. 16-25 I want to sing; the song of trade to you In every key. Help mo supply the music. Tii 9 Furnisher ot Happy Ilomeo. 8tf I BLACKSMITH COAL wholesale ad retail 0. KMransfer Co; TO RENT OR LEASE ItOOM FOR Ui:.NT -tlso of bath and phono. 8 IB Jefferson. 1 fi-J P MISCELLANEOUS KODAK FINISHING AT Stlnson's l'lioto Studio, 1311 Main St. Gtt A IlKAl. PHONOCIKAPH HAHGA1N. Genulno Columbia with 35 records, will soil for $100, worth $175. Frank M. Upp, Jowelor. tf PHONE PEYTON for wood 535 CITV GAnilAGE When you wanl garbage removed call 10F-33. You can purchaso that Xmas gift you havo In mind by paying part Jown " ,V,ll, ch " "I1.!1 V T '. """"'.';; " " I JoPPtono Furniture Co. B f I 7Vi; v. . y : run sale, neat estate FOR SALE A row good Iota on pavement In a fast growing dis trict; from 1300 to $400. Lots with in 4 blocks. of Whlto Pelican hotel $300 up. Lots within a block of 6th St. pavement $400 and up. Lots on Stato Highway Inside of city limits $175 and up. Sec W. M. Montellus, with Klamath Development Co., 1303 Main St.. phbne 1. 3-tt AAAAAMMMnAAAAMMAAMAMMAAAAAAAAAAAMkj COUNTY TREASURER'S JjfTICB Notice Is hereby given that thero are funds In tho county treasury for tho redemption of Klamath County General Fund warrants, protested on or before January 1st, 1915. Interest on the same will cease form thts date. ' Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, thts 16th. day of November. A. D. 1930. O IC. VAN RIPER. 16-21 Co. Treasurer. NOTICE Headquarters of the nulck Sales and Service company at tho White Pelican garago. Phono 60. 16-IS m Now that I have my homo furnish ed I can turn my attention to yours. Tho Furnisher of Happy Homes. Stf NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATK OF OREGON FOR KLAM ATH COUNTY. In the matter of tho estate of H. H. EDMONDS, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned has bocn appointed administratrix or the estate or II. II bamonas, deceased, ty the aoove en titled court, and all persons having 1,1,1... . ..'. ., .-i,i ...... ... " .- tuv ... v.... a m.w " to. present same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of her attorney. H. M. Manning, In the Loomls building. niamatti Falls, Oregon, within six months from the dato or this notice Dated September 27. 1930. MINA EDMONDS, Administratrix or the Estato or H. H. Edmonds, deceased. 27-4-11-18-25 Pay part down now, and a little each week until Xmas, and we will - elect from our slock. Ko FuV- '."y 'J. nlture C0, str ATTENTION STOCKJIE.V FOR SALE 250 tons or alfalfa hoy, price Is right. Call Klamatlf Cash Grocery Co., 717 Main street. Kia- math Falls, Oregon. 11-18 1 haven't go much room but have always got room for one more article, especially it It Is a used one The Furnisher or Happy Homes Stf Maybe you can find what you want on tbe shelves or Tho Furnish er or Happy Homes. Stf The Furnisher or Happy Homes will trade lor most anything but a moan disposition. The reasons don't want that Is that Kddle has it Stf Don't suffer! Instant relief follows a rubbing with old "Ht. Jacobs Liniment" Stop "dosing" rheumatism. It's pain only; not one caso in fifty requires Intornal ' troatmont. Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Ja cobs Liniment" right on the "tonder spot," and by the time you say Jack Robinson out comes tbe rheumat ic pain anu distress. "Ht. Jacobs Liniment" conquers palnl It is a harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, . soreness and stiffness from aching joints; muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia and reduces swelling. Limber up! Get a small trial bottle ot old-tlmo. honest "St. Jn. cobs Liniment" from nnv drue stnrn. and In a rew moments you'll bo tree from nalns. nrhoa nnrl illffui. Don't sufferl nub rhoumatlsm away. COUNT FIFTTf NQ nine pi SUPER-CANNON WAS PATCHWORK Giant Gun Used for Long-Distance Shelling of Paris No New Invention. MADE FROM WORKOUT GUNS Was 122 Fest Lena, Wslohed 310,000 eunds and Throw Projectlls Weighing 2S4 Pounds a DIs. tance of 75 Miles. Paris. Tho super-cannon with which the German, begun shelling Paris, March 23, 1018. was Jut plows ot old, wornout guns put together, In stead or a startling now Invention, ac cording to American army otllcers, who .wore permitted recently by the Germans to visit some ot their huge armories? It was actually just a neat bit of patchwork that startled tho world when the terrific explosions began dot onntlng lit tho streets of the city ot Paris, although the terdlct at that time was unanimous that the Germans had Inxcntcd a marvelous new cannon. Naval Gun Was Foundation. Tosbcgln on the supcr-ennnon, the Germans took a wornout 13-tnch naval gun, 60 foot In Irugth. It was bored out and n very heavy tube with nn In side diameter or &3 Inches wns Issert od. with about 40 feet ot It projecting Leyond tho end -of tho original mm. Over 'that another hoop wns shrunk and locked to the fonvnrd hoop. There also was a patch of 10.7 foot, which was attached at tbo muzzle ot the gun. The bore or the gun wa treated to " n uniform rltllng, the Inne. and I grooves which Impart a rotary motion ' to tho projectile. Tho six-meter Jtcc- ' tlon ot the gun at the muzzle, how- 1 ever, was unfilled, probably designed to steady tbe projectile and defeat Its slight tendency to "tumble" or yaw and rail to travel directly to Its mark. Such "tumbling" is caused by the con tllct or two force, one spinning tbe projectile to the right, tbe other send ing It forward. Such a forcu had to be obviated as the shell bad to trnvel up vard 24 miles on Its arc In order t cover the horizontal distance, or 73 miles, 'citvsr Expedient to Prolong Life. The life of the giant -run. which was 3IS.000 pounds In weight and 122 reel long, under Uie heavy pressure or Its high velocity projectile was very lim ited. Hut when the Germans found tho span of the gun amounted to only SO pounds they bit upon a clever ex pedient. They bored out tho Si-centimeter tut-?, which was very thick, to 24 cestliiieters. and later to 2d centime ters, giving It Just so much more life ut each caliber, with only a change to larger ammunition required. Tbe shell hurled by tbe cannon weighed 201 pounds and was 10 Inches In length. "WRONG SIDE OF THE BED" Ancient Supsrstltlon Had to Do With Setting Foot on the Floor When Arising. In olden days It was bellcvrd to he very bad luck to see the new moon re flected In a looking glass or window pane. Mirrors were regarded by our forefathers ns tho raot effective moans of divining secrets. There Is a tradition that the gunpowder plot was discovered by Dr. John Dee, a famous mnglclan of that lime, with his magic mirror. Thero la much curious folk lore about tho bed. Iledstpads were always placed parallel to the planks of tho floor, as It was considered un lucky to sleep across the boards. There Is a belief among tho Hindus that thoso who sli-cp with their bends to tho north will have their days shortened. Vet sorao peoplo say they always sleep sounder when their heads are placed to tho north, and a Scot tish physician oncu declared that, when ho failed by every prescription to bring sleep to Invalid children, ho recommended their beds bo turned due north and south'. The phraso "to got out of bed the wrong way" originated In an ancient superstition which re garded It as unlucky to place tho left foot first on tho ground when getting out or bed. ' YOUR CLOTHES will wear longer if cleaned frequently. Pressing by steam sterilizes them. Hats cleaned and blocked D.&N. Cleaning Co. Office, 6th and Main. Works, 23 Commercial. Phone 30. British Embassy Docs Not Approve of Irish Hearing (Hv Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 - The Ilrltlsh embassy todny notified tho committee of 100 that In Investigat ing conditions In Ireland Hint It did not npprovo of tho purposes or meth ods of tho committee hearings which are to begin hero tomorrow. Tho embassy nolo said that tho in vitation to lio represented coillU not bo ncrepti'd. Two witnesses from Ireland who will testify before tho committee ar rived In Now York today .. Chiropractic Physician Clilroprndlc momi mlvnmvmoiit In Hvlruco Dr. Geo. E. Mallett Office out Underwoods FURNACES wi: have THE WESTERN A DUST-PROOF FURNACE In both piped and plpeless. It has nn oblong tiro box. Host for burn ing wood. Let us show you othor good points about It. L. N. HAINES , loan Main St. Phono 023 MINERAL BATHS Dr. Mand Ingersoll Hawley Chiropractic I'hyslcUa First National Ilank Building Entrance, Room I ASHLAND, OREGON "V CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Lois C Bridges Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. Ill 6th St., Suite 105 . Over First State ft Ravings Ilank I'HONK 102-J Fiihermen Attention! Get Your I J re Minnows at 126 Conger Avenue NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE See BOB CURTIS 123 North Eighth St. G. E. WASHBURN v Contractor and Builder Construction Work of any kind. No Job too largo or too small. Estimates furnished free ot charge. pheni: sKO-n UNION TAXI CO. AND TRANSFER Baggage called for and delivered. We have open and closed cars for our patrons. We go any place any time. Phone 424-3 J. O. CLFGHORN Civil Engineer and Strveyor Office 617 Main Bt. r bones t Office IN, Res. 1MJ BUSINESS CARDS irxAAvriru''sjjvwv'sfiii Automobile Paint Shop USH MAIN HT. . Christie & Ulrich Proprietor) PORTRAITS at STINSON'S STUDIO 1311 Main St. Good Portraits at Reasonable Prices Klnmnth Falls Cyclery W handle now nnd rebuilt motor cycles and bicycles, also parts and accessories Goodyear, Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes nro our linn, nnd Ilarley-Davtdson Serv ice, which spells Honest, Dependable Service. Plume U7U ('. i:. IIISMAIIK 1 1.1 H. nth Ht. Klamath Falls M i.MsVvVvMMsSSSrf.i DENTISTS Dr. E. G. WiBecarver rUONH U4 Dr. P. M. Noel I'UONM Over Underwood's Sevcath sad fcUba HtrtMU Iwmwwwwwhio mtmttgttitmtievmimm 2 KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do AU Xlasls of Bprtajr. Rfb Ug New Ones Made to Ordw Axl fkrdhtfaM as BlackwnHhtng ALL WORK GUARAimatD Pbooa BB-Y SJ17 SOassaU Ave. SMAMMAASWMMMMVWJVMMMWVV KX-8KRVICK MKN, .iTTKNTIONt Tba regular meetings ot Klamath Post No. I, American Legion, will b bald at S o'clock p. tn., si tb City Hall la Klamath Falls, on tba second and fourth Tuesdays ot each month. AU Comrades are In vited. Those desiring to Join tbe Post may secure application blanks from O. K. Van Illpsr, Fred Nicholson, or T. H. Carnshan. all of Klamslh Fans FltBD NICHOLSON. Secretary I WESTERN LABOR I BUREAU The only place where you can get help and the only place where you can get a job rJl. 1034 MAIN ST. Phone 477-J NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK ROUGH DRY' "Put Your Dudi In Our Suds" PHONE 154 Corner Main and Conger Household Furniture and many othor good things: Open days, Tuesday und Friday Cor 6th and Klamath Klamath Dye Works , Phone 408 OUR CLEANING, PHEHHINO AND HKPAUtl.NG WILIi MAKK YOUR CIXXrUKS LOOK LIKE NEW BATS RKBIiOCKKD ',. Goods Called for and Delivered. 481 Mala Htreet Klamath Falls IWWWWWWWMWWVWWWMWWe W. E. & J. E. PATTERSON ixmiracuiiK t-aiuicns nes. Phono G 31-11 133 N. 4th Bt. 1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS FRED WESTERFELD HKNTIHT Phono 434W. X-ltny laboratory Loomt llldtf., KUmntli Falls VrfSVVVVVN,'V'AsJ lilt. C. A. IIAMIIO Dentist I. O. O. F. llulldlna pheni: oi siWWrfMWSrfMWMWWMM.J OHIco Phono177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart I'li)slrlnn and Burgeon White Ilulldlng Klamath Falls Oregon AAssasAAssssssAsssSksl DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence. Phones 321 I. O. O. P. Templo E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 17W 1711 Room 1 nnd a While Ilulldlng DR. T. C CAMPBELL PIIYHICIAN AND HUIKIKON I. O. O. V. llalldinc Phone BOO Residence Whlto Pelican Hotel nestdenca Phone S, DR. L. L. TRUAX WAHHKN HUNT HOHITTAL Day Phone, 407 Night Phone, 00 HAW MILL KNGINKKIUNG A CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers and builders of mod rrn saw mills, planing rnllU and bor. planta. Dredging. Pile driviag. Phono M. Office Cornrr Mprlpg nnd Oak Near H. Depot I am now prepared to furnish Shasta Sand from the lloey. Cam., aand and gravsl pit. In any quantity that may be dsslrsd by contractors and bnlldsrs. AL r. QKAIIAM. Let Your GLASS troubles , be Mine C E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Malting Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine Klamath Lodge No. 131 ' I. O. O. F. Moots Friday night of oach week at I. O. O. V. hall. Cth ami Mnln .ir..i. H. II. Ogle, N. O.; W. C. Wells, Bool rotary; W. I). Color. Troasurer. c-vvauna Encammnnnt Un II l n O. F., meets Tuesday night of oach . ",.1'."' " F- Harry Loucks. C. P.- w n cnt, r.i... Fred Hueslng, Treasurer" WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY 817 Mala ARTHUR R. WIIAOH Msuucsa THE ARCADE HOTEL 1002-81 MAIN HT, I'HONU 477-J Tbe place with home comforta, cleanliness, plenty of fresh air and no Inside rooms. Everything new from toy ,(o bottom and rates to asoet yosr socket book. DR. a A. MASSEY Fourth and Plae 84s. In Warren Hunt Hospital Off. Phone 497 Ilos. Phone 8611 , 0-K PHONE 87 124 So. Sixth St. 7 wsi: . lr4iiVMat.-u