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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, APRIL 18, Httf
Personal Mention
J. J. Mlllor, tho local Southern
Pacific passenger agont, loft this
morning (or Ashland whore ho will
attend a mooting qf nil tho agents
o( tho Portland and Shasta di
visions. Mr. Miller expects to re
turn Wednesday evening.
Mrs, Harry Raymond returned to
Son Frnnclscoi this morning after
spending a few days visiting hero.
Mr.vand Mrs. II.' V. Orlffln of
Pine Rldgo nro" registered at tho
Whlto Pelican hotol.'
Mrs. 0. Quackonbush returned to
hnr homo at Dorrli. thin morning
attor spending sovoral days visiting
with Miss Potorstolno.
D. F. Collins who spent tho week
end hero returned to "hl homo at
Weed this morning.
Rd. Mnr.tln left Sunday morning
for Portland where" ho will spond
sovoral days attending to business
mnttors.
a. II. Mooro, train master of tho
Shasta division has been spending
sovoral days here.
Mrs. Qeorgo Noblo who has been
visiting at tho homo of C. ft. Do
Lap returned to Ashland this
morning via automobllo stage
F. A. Ferguson ot Independence
Is In tho city for a few days.
J. J, .Stigor of Chlloqutn Is reg
Isteredat'tbo Hall hotel.
8. 8, Mttcholl or Ashland is In
town for a few days. Mr. Mitchell
Is atu old tlmo Klamath County
stockman. '
Qeorgo Know of .Merrill is In
town today. '
Frank Ottoman and Miss Mario
Rajamus ot Malln woro married
Saturday by Judgo Gaghagan. Mr.
and Mrs., Ottoman will resldo at
660 Conger avenue.
Mrs. George I). Moservo who has
been visiting with ,ber parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Schubert, left today for
her homo, in La Orande.
Mlss Florence Porter went to
Weed this morning to meet hor
mother, Mrs. J. T. Porter, who will
spend somo tlmo visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dlough of
Medford, who have been spending
several days hero on business, re
turned to her homo this morning.
F. A. Smith -went to Dray this
rhornlng on business. Mr. Smith ox
pacts to 'return this, evening.
WV H. Melrose loft for Seattle this
morning to bo gono a few days on
business.
George Watt left this morning for
a 'short business trlji to Son Fran
cisco. O. E. Dixon roturnod to his homo
at Marysvillo, California, this morn
ing. Miss Elizabeth Ramiby bos gono
to Weed to visit at the home of Fred
Bmlth. r
, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hampton
returned Saturday night from Port
land whero thoy havo been for tho
past three weolcs on a visit with Mr.-
Hampton's , sister. Dr. S. P. Allen.
Dr. Allen and her little grand son
returned for an extended visit with
the Hamptons.
Mr. T. H. Jolly who has been ill
for the past week with rheumatism
is again at her work tn the Mer
chants' Collection bureau office
Tho Rebekah degree stat rill not
meet tonight according to Mrs Carey
Ramshy, degree captain, on uerount
of tho Chamber of Commerce ban
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GREATEST
I
DISTRESSING MALADY IS .MOST
PREVALENT OF ALL PRESENT-
DAY DISEASES THOUSANDS ARE
RELIEVED JJV TANLAU.
Ot all the conditions that afflict
humanity, chronic dyspepsia, or
what is moro commonly known as in
digestion, is probably tho most prev
alent. This most universal malady has
baffled the medical profession for
years, and tho most skilled special
ists have been unable to cope with It
successfully.
Hours might bo consumed In de
scribing the sufferings, nlontal and
physical, ot tho sufferers from chron
ic dyspepsia and their falluro hereto
fore to get relief. A morbid, unreal,
whimsical and molancholy condition
of tho mind, aside from the nervous
ness and physical sufforlng, Is tho
usual condition of tho average- dys
poptlc. Dyspopsla, or Indigestion, as tho
caso may bo, usually caused, by tho
oatlng ot too much or unsuitable
food, and tho mucous menibranes of
the, stomach becomes Irritated, and
there Is set up an acuto or sub-acuto
gastric catarrhal condition which
provents the proper digestion ot the
food. This food Is apt to ferment and
decompose, and as a result the fa
miliar distressing symptoms ot dys
pepsia may arise. In mild cases there
Is nothing more than an uncomfor
table feeling In tho stomach, with a
certain amount of depression, head
ncho, loss of appetite, perhaps belch
ing ot gas and occasional vomiting.
Thero may bo also accompanvlng in
testinal symptoms, such as constipa
tion, pains 'In the back, colic, etc.
Thero may bo only the familiar,
heartburn due to the Inflamatlon .of
tho stomach from excessive gases ot
fermentation or putrefaction. In tho
most severe cases thoso that last
over a day or two the symptoms
enumerated .may be much moro In
tense. The distress may bo marked
and tho general conptltiitlonr-,1 symp'
toms more evident.' When this gtnge
Is reached tbo loss of anpetite, the
mental depression, and the gonoral
Lawn and Garden Seed
quot which Is to l-o hold tit tho Whlto
Pelican hotel
.Mrs. Alvn Lowls nml chlldron wh t
havo bcon visiting nt tho homo of
Mrs. Len Lewis, loft this morning
for their homo nt Crystal Creel:
Mlko Dossier from tho Keno ronil.
Is hero on business today
Harry Telford Is hero from .Mer
rill. James Henley from Henley, Is In
town todny nttcndlng to business
matters.
Z. X. Agoo, representative, of tho
Zellorbuch I'npor Company. Is hero
attending to matters of business. Mr.
I Ageo 1r located at Rn.-inburg.
Mrs. Charles Collier has returned
from Dly whoro she has been vNlt
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C W.
.Warren Mrs. Collier's mother ro-
uiracii witn ner ami win npena ine
week here.
Tom (larrott of Dly Is here on bus
iness for n few days.
F. II. McKlwee, yard foreman for
tho Modoc Lumber Company, and A.
It. Reams loft today for Los Ange-
iles and San Diego In Mr McElwoo'n
1.11. 1 IIVJ L'1IVV, ,u uu feuuv "
month.
MIDLAND ITEMS
William J. Worden, ChnrloH W
Pollen and Tho'mas J. Lyons, of
Lower Klamath Lakes, have Invested
In n separator They uro going to
thresh last fall's crop. Including C
It. Pattorson's Immediately. Their
grain was left unthreshed an no ma
chine could bo secured to do tho
work last fall because stormy weath
or set In too soon. Tho company
which owns tho machine expects n
big fun this fall ns they Intend to
thresh nil tho Jobs thoy enn secure In
this vicinity. Tho now separator Is n
Russcl. It will bo run by n Cntnplllar
engine. It was shipped hero from
Portland Friday.
T. D. Young, local merchant, Mr
Peterson and T. It. Hansen mado a
trip to Appleg.itc, Qregon, by auto
mobile Ian Thursday, returning Sat
urdny niftit. They report that they
traveled through n beautiful country
with trees and flowers, Tho distance
thero nnd back h 350 mites.
J. W. Dcpuy nnd sons. .Homer nnd
Alfred, nnd Mr.. Arthur Shrlner. from
Spring Lake, made a business trip to
Hornbrookc, Calif., last. Friday, re
turing Tuesday. They went by auto
mobllo and report a splendid trip and
good roads.
A. W. Ilradshaw and son, William,
from FL Klamath, havo leased the
largo ranch of James W. Jury'ot thin
place. William Dradshnw Is managing
a day and night crow with .tractors
nnd horses In order to get in shape
for planting as soon as possible This
ranch consists ot about 1100 acres.
The Hill Hunter dredger which
had been working on the Watts dyko
has gono to Klamath Falls for re
pairs, after which It will go to fix
the dyko on tho J. D. Hooper ranch.
W. D. Walker and family moved to
the A. A. Davis placo Friday. Mr.
Peterson, of this place, is moving In
tho bouse occupied by W. B. Walker
and family.
Miss Ida Hooper wns tho dinner
guest at tho George Furbcr homo
Sunday. Miss Knapp wns n house
guest tbero from Friday night to
Monday morning.
Mrs. George Furber entertained In
honor ot her guest, Miss Knapp, a
number ot friends Sunday ovenlng.
As tho best music can bo heard over
the wireless on Sunday night, tho
guests amused themselves listening
. to It. They heard somo that wns bo
Ing played In Los Angeles. Calif. At-
F
uncomfortahlo fooling In the stom
ach aro much moro prououueed. This
is particularly truo In acuto gustrills.
It frequently occurs from continu
ed errors In dlot that this condition
becomes chronic, and tho symptoms
porslst for an indoflnlto period. The
appetlto Is very apt to bo varied,
but at times very good. Heartburn Is
frcquont. If not constant. Tho stom
ach Is painful on pressure, tho
tongue Is coatod, thero is a bad tasto
In tho mouth, and thoro aro changes
In tho amount of salivary secrotlon.
Constipation is also usually present,
although dlarrhooa may alternato,
Most cases of dyspopsla can ho
cured if tho diet Is properly looked
after and with tho proper troatmont
Proper entlng, tho propoV amount of
food and hygenlc living aro tho most
'Important features of tbo troatmont.
Most peoplo eat too fast and eat too
much.
Ono notod authority has said that
tbo stomach Is tho fountain head of
health or disease as tho caro may
bo. Tanlac wns designed primarily
i for tbo regulation of tho stomach,
liver and dowoIb, but It Is no uncom
mon thing, for persons who havo
used It to find "that thoy havo nlso
been relieved of rhoumatlsm and
othor ailments not generally recog
nized as having tholr origin In stom
ach trouble
Thero Is probably not n single por.
Itlon ot tbo body that Is not benefit
I tod by tho helpful action of Tnnlac,
I which begins ltswork by stimulating
tho digestive organs, thereby enrich1
Ing tho blood, and Invigorating tho
whole system. Next it enables the
weak, wornout stomach to thorough
ly digest tho food, permitting tho
assimilation of thp nourishing olo
monts. Millions of peoplo havo not only
been relieved of tho most obstlnato
forms of dyspopsla and indigestion'
by the Tanlac treatment after othor
remedies had fallod, but many of
them havo reported a remarkable
and rapid Incroaso In wolgbt and a
return to normal health and strength
by Its uso.
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IN
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(USflEDADVEMENH
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Now LMson Phono-
grnph senrcely used with G records.
Price S5.00. Phono 444. 1Gv20
Woman wants hotisocloantng, of
flco work nnd laundry work. 343 N
3th St. 16-31
RUILDER -With splendid lot In Hit
ena Vista Add. GO x K0 would
build to suit Intending purchaser
tcrmi. Inquire evenings. A. C. Hatch,
Duonn Vista Add. 10-18
FOR SALE 160 aero ranch, 4 miles
from Merrill oil well being drill-
o.l within 1 1-2 miles from nlacn In-
! qu'ro 738 California Ave. 16-19
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart
ment. Phono 273J. 1(1-17
SITUATION WANTED As band
itnw filer's helper In or nround Kla
math Falls, Address II. P. M. Hcrnld
office. 16-19
FOR SALE Nearly completed six1
room house and two largo lots
will tnko Ford truck or touring car
as part payment. 195S Oregon Ave.
16-20 j
A four room furnished housu with I
n Inrge garden spot for rent. Phono i
223M. 1G-19
Respectable young man wants I
board and room In private family,
close In nnd reasonable. J. Demuth,
rentral Hotol. 16-1 9
FANCY ONIONS Mild and sweet;
Klnmath fflendsl eat them, health
ful, nutritious 300 sacks mlsshliv
pcd.. At sacrifice: $1-40 big sack.
Small quantities Come, send, phone,
write Jns. Rrntton, 12" N 4th St.
Phono 196W. 16-22
FOR RENT SleenlnK room for
gentleman. 022 Walnut St. Phono
361W. 15-17
WANTED Garment to clean nnd
press. Rol'nlnp and alterations. C.
E. Sparks. 805 Main. Phono 562W.
15-21
FOR SAL" Rulldlng containing bo
twoen 7000 nnd 3000 feet of lum
ber could bo remodeled Into a five
room house Call John Thorson, 250.1
for particulars. 15-18
i FOR SALE Dodge car, Shasta Auto
Top Co. 15-20
. .
FOR SALE 1 1917 Rulrkslx. $900.
Ewauna Motors Co. 123 4tb St.
14-20
WANTED To buy, modern house.
Not less than four bed rooms.
80 ncrcs to rent uncor ditch.
Dcst buy on Main St. 28 x 120 ft.
good brick building, flno location.
$18,000 terms.
J. F. MAOUIRE
715 Main St. 15. 10
LOST Dotween Henley flumo and
Klamath Falls, a set ot tools In
real lcathor kit. Liberal reward If
roturnod to Herald oftlco. 16-18
FOR SALE Oakland six roadster,
also small Westlnghouso Electric
rango, wator heater, etc. Phono
294W. 8.00 a. m. 5 p. m. 1G-22
tor soveral pieces woro beard, dainty
rofreshmonts wero sorvod by tho ablo
and charming hostess. Thoso present
were: Mrs. Targent, Miss Ida Hooper
Miss Lillian Knapp, Mr. Targont, T.
D. Young, Mr. A. M. Miller and John
Hooper.
Tho wator which was running ovor
tbo dyko Is going down. Tho dyko is
above water in most placos.
Mrs. Targent, Miss Ida Hooper and
Miss Lillian Knapp spent tho week
end In Klamath Falls shopping.
Mrs. W. R. Wnlker and daughter
Ione woro Medford school visitors
Monday.
Allen Pattorson and Ora Merlin
Dopuy woro nbsent from school for
sovoral days on account of Illness.
Word was rocelvod by friends and
relatives ot this vicinity sovoral days
ago that Mrs. Milton Worden dlod in
Puoblo, Colorado. Mrs. Wcrdon
leaves a husband and six chlldron.
8ho Is n daughtor-ln-law of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Johnson Worden, ot Shipping
ton, and n sister-in-law to Mr. and
Mrs. WJlllom Worden of this vicinity.
She formerly resided In Midland. Mr.
Worden was In tho hotel business
hero soveral yoars ago.
Mrs. Edgar Furbor roturnod homo
Monday. Shq had been HI In a prlvato
hospital In Klamath Falls for a
month. Her many frlonds are glad to
soo hor restored to health again.
John Cablor of this vicinity, mot
with a serious accident Saturday ovo
nlng, whllo trying to stop his runa
way horses. Mr. Cabler was openlug
tho gate when his team started tn
run. When ho nttompted to ston thn
frightened animals they knocked him
down. Tho wagon ran ovor ono log,
breaking It, and smashing tho knee
of tho other, also dragging him for
a short distance, seriously Injuring
his skull.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. B. Rovco woro
Klamnth Falls visitors Monday.
J. W. Jury was a Klamath Falls
visitor Thursday.
Tho rabbit drlvn that was to bo
held on Mlllor Island Sunday, was
called oft on account of the stormy
woather. A drlvo will bo hold tho
first Sunday tho woather permits.
Everyone Is Invited to como.
Knrmoll Surprise Party
A numbor of friends and neighbors
Pnrlinla ntlil lltlirn (liMinml In vmir
satisfaction. Wm. Lush, Phono 190W.
15-18
Sleeping rooms, furnished, tor rent
In Swanson Dulldlng. Slonm heat, hot
and cold water. Sunnscn'n, 625 Main
St. 14-17
FOR SALE 6 room Iioubo with 2
screened In porches, hot and cold
water, furniture. 2 lots each GO x
182, garage, woodhouso, chicken
house, barn, chickens nnd cow. Place
fenced woven wire. Price $3700. 1805
Johnson Avo. 13-19
FOR SALE Good paying laundry
business. Will stand Investigation
Inquire Herald office, Dux F. F.
13-19
FOR SALE Hero In town, 100 tons
baled hay In any quantity. Soo us
ut 112G Main. Phoro 402J. 13-18
Used Stnudnrd Phonographs, lib
era! reductions, lowor terms. Earl
Shepherd Co. G07 Main St. 12tf
I"
Hnvo You Soon Keller today'.'
Mlddlo aged lady, first-class cook
wishes position In enmp. Call 421
Michigan uvo. 12-18
Used Pianos, roasonahlo prices and
lowest ot torms. Earl Shephord Co.
12tt
Slcoplng rooms for root. 920 Klnr
math Avo. Home Rooming House.
12-18
Havo You Seen Kclloy today'.'
Ono Seven Pnssengor Hudson, guar
anteed A-l mechanical condition,
4 now tires.
Ono 1920 Chandler Dispatch looks
llko now, guaranteed.
1IUICK HALES .V .SERVICE
Phono 170W l-f
FOR 8ALE Timber, cheap If takon
soon Address "Tlmbor" Herald.
31
DRE8SMAKLNO First-class work
guaranteed. Mrs Jefferson, No. 2,
Main St. U-23
Have You Seen Kcllejr today'.'
Mr. Fisherman Fishing rods mndo
to order, old rods repaired. Satlsricil
customors all ovor tho U. 3. all work
absolutely guaranteed. If you fish or
over expect to fish write for prices
on repair work nnd built o order
rods. Harry D. Hobson, Lyons. Oro
gon. " T-18
8pring Is coming on and you havo
tho house clearing bug. Well, I havo
got It. toot lot's got together. '
PERKINS FUIUMTURK HOCHK
"Tbo Furnisher of Ilnppy Homes"
17tf
CITY OARBAOE WIim yon want
garbage removed call 10F-J8
Tell your troubles In the Furnlturo
lino to PERKINS "THE FURNISH
ER OF HAPPY HOMES." 17tf
Spring Is coming on and you have
tho bouso cloarlng bug. Well, I havo
got It too- Let's get togothcr.
I'KIIKINH FURNITURE MOUSE
"Tho FuroNher of Happy Homes"
aurprlsod Mrs. Emma Royco of this
vicinity Baturday ovenlng. Tho party
was In tho naturo ot a farewell, as
Mrs. Royco expects to lcavn Midland
for Medford, Oregon, Wednesday to
visit hor daughter, Mr. J. D. Hooker
for an Indoflnlto period, then go on
to Portland to visit hor son. Tho
party took tho lady by complete sur
prise Sho camo to tho door to meet
thorn, oxpectlng to go to tho show
with Mr. and Mrs. Hanson. Aftor n
number of selections ormuslc, dainty
rofreshmonts woro sorved by tho
charming hostoss, Mrs. Henry E.
Royco, nsslstud by Miss Knnpp, Tho
following woro presonf'Mr. und Mrs.
John Depuy, Mr- nnd Mrs, Homer
Dopuy, Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Royco,
Mrs. J. W. Jury, Mr. nnd Mrs. Han
son, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Hnrvoy Dopuy, Elra Dopuy, Ora
Morlln Dopuy, nnd Lillian Knapp.
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ANTI-TURERCULOSIH
ORGANIZER COMINO
PORTLAND. April 18. Approxi
mately $38,700 Is tho sum Oregon
contributed for tho prevention of
tuberculosis In tho stato through the
1920 Christmas seal snlo, which pro
vides tho support for tho Orogon Tu
borculosls association, This amount Is
an Incroaso of $7000 over last year.
Tho association's 1021 program has
been hroadonod to Inrludo moro pub
lic health nurses, fro3 cllnh's. edit
catlonnl cnmoalgns. legislation, child
welfare work and Mrveyi.
Twelvo counties nqwr havo public
health organization nnd Mrs. Pnldlo
Orr-Dunbar, oxoctitlvii secretary, haH
been personally dlrectjng organiza
tion work for Marlon and will go to
Klamath and Lake countlos In May
for the same purpose
A OROUNl'lIOO CASK
You'vo got tho monoy; I'vo got the
furnlturo. Let's swap.
PERKINS FUIINITURK IIOUflK
"The Furnisher of Happy Homes"
17tf
Ui-L. -J.ST
Swansen's Barber Shop
625 MAIN ST.
Will bo open until 7 p. ra. after
April 18, 1921
' . J. B. 8WANSEN
Murphey's
t
Send Away
For your piano It you can't
find what you want nw'ar homo hut
.FIRST DM SURE your homo doul
or does not carry It.
As a special vulito In a rollnblo
standard price piano wo urn offer
ing tho Gulbronson stylo 360 at
$360 cash or on tcrnm lit ronHon.
Wo ask your Inspocllon of this
Instrument and ulheru consisting of
lecoml-hnnd onus priced $115 '""I
up.
Again wo nay, If your local mer
chant Isn't progrosslvo enough to
carry what you want at tho prlco
you want to pay 8HNI) AWAY.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
, One lltiNlnm MuMrnMnstrument
Kliimnth
!J.Kt4444444
PAINTING
Practical painting, gliding, bronx
Ing, onnmollng, knlsomlnlng, wall
paper cleaning nnd gonornl con
tracting. II. C. TUTIIILIi
Phono 183 G25 Oak St
Equity N. I-H
NOTICE OP roHECMWt'HK
CHATTEL .MORTtlACli:
OF
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till!
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
Louis Roench. Plaintiff, vs. T. W
Phonogor and J. 8. Halley, partnors
doing buslnoss an Pheneger & llnlley,
W. T. Estop and A. W. Walker Auto
Company, Defendants.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will on Tuesday, the 2Clh
dny ot April. 1921. nt 2 00
nVliu-V l M nt anlil ilnv nt tho Howlo
, u ......... . . .-.-... -.- -- -
I Garage, Ksplanailo anil i'llio sircms,
,ln Klnmath Falls. Oregon, offer for
sale at public auction, and will sell
)tn the highest bidder for cash In
hand, tbo following iicscrioen persou
1 nl properly, to-wlt Ono Model 8-E
5-Ton Alterbtiry truck Sirll No
50111 Motor No D100"'7I, nlieOno
Model S-K 5Ton Attnrtmry tru k
Serll No, 50014. Motor .NO. Illoi'Mlu
Thli nnlo Is for tlie purpose or lore
1r1np i ntrliiln Clinttel MortcnKO
on tho nbovo derrrlbed iiersonal pro
perty given by W T Ksiep en me
2fith day or Setpombnr. 1920. tn A
UV u'nlkur Auto Company and as
signed lo Louis Howch.
(Slgnod) LOUIH RUEHCII.
Uy Stono and Wlcst Ills Attorneys
A25
NOTICE TO DIDDERS
Soalod proposals will bo recolvod
up to noon Monday, April 25, 1921
for furnishing school district No. 53,
F. O. II. enra Klamath Falls, Oro 40,
000 moro or loss selected common
brick nnd 50.000 moro or less lorn
mon brick for delivery ns doslred.
Dlds must bo accompanied by two
(2) selected common brick samples
showing tho rango of bricks to be
furnished and ono (1) nvorngo com
mon brick sample and br n certified
chock to tho amount of 5 par cent of
tho bid for tho totnl ot above made
payablo to William Skeon, clerk of
said district to bo returned to bidder
If unsuccessful and to M forfeited If
blddor In nwardod contract and falls
to tako same In uccordnncn with his
bid. School board reserves the right
to nccopt or rojoct any or all bids.
Dated at Chlloqutn this 15th day
of April. AI), 1921.
Slgnod William Skeon, School clork.
16-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF REt, PROP.
ERTY FOR RELINOUI N'T IM
PHOVEMENT ASSESSMENT
Dy vlrtuo of u wnrrant Issued by
tho Pollco Judgo of tho '''.y if Klam
ath Falls, Orogon, dated thn 18th
day of April. A. I). H'Sl, nnd to me
dlroctod, Notlco is hereby given thut
I havo levied upon ins allowing .le
scrlbod real prop-iriy, to-wlt:
Deglnnlng nt a pem: In tho loath
orly lino of Klimiih stroot or ave
nue In tho .! of Klamath Falls, Or
ogon, 1G1 loot I'.-uiorly of Iho euit
orly lino of Puyno nllny. oxtonilod;
thenco nt right 'inglm with Mnninlh
strcot or avonuo, muthenst'irlv, 200
feet; thnncn nor'hoirteilv pnrallel
with Klamnth street or nventio M
foet: thenco northwosteily nt right
anglos with Klamnth stren' or nventio
200 foot to tho southerly 'Ina of unK
stroot or avonuo; thenco wo.torly
following said southerly Una 54 foot
to tho placo of hoglnnlng. Ahovo
described eronnrty abutting on
Klamath strcot 54 foot.
Taken und levied upon ns tho prop
erty of D, St. Ooorgo DIshop, In sat
isfaction of a certain lion created nnd
docketed by tho city of Klamath
Falls, Orogon. for n proportlnnnto
sliar of the cost of Improving
Phone 531-R
W. E. and J. E. PATTERSON
CONTRACTING PAINTERS
Wo givo all our work porsonal attontlon. Uso nothing but first
class material. Lot us givo you figures on your painting.
133 N. 4th St. R. Phone 531-R
Seed Store
$
i
Falls, Ore.
HAVE
YOU
TRIED
The
Doughnut
Shop
LATELY
FOR YOUR
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
SUPPER
f
7th and Main
Klamnth avonuo or street between
Center street and Paynu alloy, which
said lien In docketed In Volume (1)
ot tho llonil Lien Docket of said city
nt pagu 43 thereof on tho data of
October 10th, 1910, In thn num ot
$192.78.
Notice In uUo hereby given that
tho underslgnod will on tho 20th day
of May, A. D 1921, at tho hour ot
2 o'clock P. M , of said day. nt tho
front door ot tho City Hull In said
rlty, sell at public miction to thn
highest blddor for cash In baud, thn
aforementioned and described real
property or so much thereof an Is
necessary to satisfy tho num ot
$192.78, togothor with Interest there
on nt tbo rnto of 6 por rent por an
num from tho 10th day of October,
19)0, and torothor with tho costs
nnd disbursements of salo hornundor.
II. H. WILSON,
Chief of Police ot tho City
of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PURIFICATION
Not Coul mi
U. 8. Land Oftlca at Lakovlow, Oro.,
April 13, 1921
Notlco la hornby given that Will
G. Wilson, of Donnnzu, Orogon, who
on Juno 3, 1915, mado homestead
entry No. 08690, for NoH, HoVJ WV4
8E'i. Sec. 35, T 37 8 II. 13 B and
Lot 2, Section 2, Township 38 8,
Range 13 E, Wlllnmotto Meridian,
has filed notlco nt Intention to make
flnnl throo-yoar proof, to establish
claim to tho land nbovo doscrluod,
I boforo C. R. DoLnp, Clork of tho
ogon, on tho 28th day of May, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
a. C. Harrison, of Ilnnnnza, Oro Ore Oro
eon: Horace Dunlnp,, Frank Ward,
J, H. Wilson, all of Klnmath Falls,
Orogon.
Notlco Isstiod nnd will bn published
for tlvo consecutive weeks In tho
Klnmath Herald,
JA8. F. RURGK88. Roglrtor.
18-25-23-16-23
PHONE 87
124 So. Sixth St.
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