THUH8DAY, APIUL 91, 1021
POWER IN EUROPE
PrlnrAia lToton.t. whnnn Sinn. Al
bert, has Just become Duko of
Schloswlg-Hoistein, one of mo
most Influential women In court
(circles.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 21. "Inspir
ed by tbo wonderful success of ral
road workers in promoting tholr In
terest's through organization, farm
bands might form a union," suggests
iho Itopubllcan Publicity Association
In a statement issued today through
tho president of that organization,
Hon. Jonathan Oourno, Jr. "Among
other - principles which might bo
adopted by tho A. A. A. A. (Amalga
mated Association of Agricultural
Assistants) nro tbo follewing:
"I. A basic eight-hour day,
"2, Tlmo and a half for over
time,
"3. Doubio pay tor Sunday work
or work on holidays. .
"4. Only members of. tho A. A. A.
A. In Reed standing shall bo employ
ed.
"5. Employers shall deduct dues
from wages and pay the same to the
local branch of tho A. A. A. A.
"6. Tho work of an Agricultural
Assistant sttall bo limited strictly to
ordinary caro of crops, livestock, otc.
"7. For any work other than that
of ordinary caro to crops and 'live
stock, on Agricultural Assistant
shall bo paid tbo compensation that
would bo duo a specialist. For In
atanco, for repairing a pump, an A
A. shall bo paid tho wages of a
plumber; for giving medicine to an
animal, ho shall bo paid tho compen
sation of a veterinary; for mending
machinery, ho shall bo paid tho
compensation of a blacksmith.
"8. In no caso shall an Agrlcul'
tural Assistant be permitted to per
form work other than ordinary care
of crops and livestock If a specialist
can bo socured, and, If work bo so
performed, the A. A. shall be entitled
to recolvo not only tho compensation
of a specialist hut also tho cost tho
farm ownor would be required to
bear in securing tho old of a special
ist if ono wero available
"9. Droakfast shall not bo served
moro than 30 minutes boforo tho be
ginning of tho eight-hour work day,
and the Agricultural Assistant shall
not bo called earlier than IS min
utes boforo tlmo for breakfast. Vio
lation of this rulo shall ontltlo tbo
A. A. to doubio pay for tho porlod of
tlmo bo shall have been constructive!
ly on duty.
"10. Kncli Agricultural Assist
ant shall bo attended by a holper
whoso duties shall bo subject ex
clusively to tho dotonnlnatlon of tbo
A. A.
"11. Controversies ovor tho man
ner In which work shall be performed
or involving Interpretation of the
rulos, shall bo referrod to tho walk
ing delegate of tho A. A. A, A. whoso
decision shall bo final, pending
which decision, tbo farm owner shall
recognize tho condition of tho Agri
culture Assistant.'
The accident rates In coal mines or
England, France, Belgium, Germany,
Austria and Japan nro, much lowor
than in America hecauso alt tho min
ers In ono ml no speak' tbo same lan
guage. .
1 litfCSDI
T IN
11
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Lawn and Garden Seed
THE
AfUWVMVtVM!!! ! 1
QASSiriEOADVERnSEMENTS
Vvyuv-u-innru-wv---.-.-v'.-i-i-i-i- - - - - - - -
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
FOIt SALE flood paying laundry
business. Wilt stand Investigation.
Inqulro Itorald office, Box F. F.
20-2G
Wo carry only tho boat Km don of
material In our shoo repair depart
niunt. BradtoysKvans Shoo Co. 20-23
Carpets and rugs cleaned to your
satisfaction. Win. Lush, phono 190W.
20-22
FOn SALE-V good, lot on Orchard
street nt Mills addition, lot 343,
Mock 112. Wrlto ownor, Mrs. A.
Wellman. 146 Brooklyn avonuo, San
Jose, California. 20-22
FOIl BALE Oil TKADE Terms.
1920 Columbia. Sport Model.
Also .
1920 Uodgo at n bargain. Henllnu
I'hoto Shop, 327 Main.. 20-26
Pumpornlkol and fresh ryo bread
ovory day In tho weok from now on.
Whlto drocory Dollcatcscn, 1018
Main. 20-22
WANTED To borrow twelvo hun
dred dollars for ono year, Al se
curity. Box 12, Herald office 20
Middle- nged lady wishes position
ns housekeeper, Oood cook' nnd No. 1
housokcepor. Call nt 425 Michigan
avonuo of tor 5 o'clock. 20-22
Lawnmowors sharpened with Peer
less grlndor. Work guarantood, 917
Pine street. 20-25
FOIt KENT Thirty ocros nt Chel
sea, mile and a halt from town. A.
J. Lyle. 21
Work shoes from 13.25 up to 112.20
no higher, at Bradley-Evans Shoo
Co. 20-23
FOB ItENT 3-room furnished
houso with outsldo room. Mm.
Nato-Ottorboln. Phono 536-M. 20-22
Ford accessories nnd ropalrlng. Wo
use and sell only gonulno now Ford
parts. Klamath Falls Auto Co., Iloy
Call, proprietor. 2023
FOR nENT 3-room npartracnt 524
High, corner 6th. Phone 24-M.
20-21
FOR SALE By owner, 5-room
house, modorn, on pavement. Box
Q. B Herald. 18-23
Wo rcmovo French heels and put
on Cuban or military heels, which
makes some shoes moro comfortable.
Bradley-Evans Shoo Co. 20-23
FOR SALE 6 hoad of good work
bones and ono 3 yr. old colt. D.
W. Gcorgo on tho old Ky Taylor
place, Kcno road. 18-30
HaTo You Been KeUoy todny?
Shoo repairing is n real sorvlco to
tho public. Wo repair on an average
of 30 pairs a day. Look your own
ovor, don't they need now soles? If
so wo will put thorn on whllo you
wait. Bradtoy-iEvans Shoo Co. 20-23
Hnvo You Horn Kclley today?
Opium disguised as sausages was
recently solzed on a steamship at
Brooklyn during a narcotic raid by
Intornal revenuo agents and police
Tho searcbors wero unrewarded until
ono of thorn cut open a frankfurter
and discovered opium Instead of
ground meat.
Linimentl
stops ihe aches
that follow exposure
SUDDEN changesof weather
or exposure to cold and wet,
etart rheumatic' twinges and
make your "'bones ache.
Bloan's Liniment bring
warmth, comfort nnd quick
relief tolamo back, stiff joints,
sprains, strains, soreness.
PcntlraUt tcUhout rubbini. All
druggists 36c, 70c, $L40.
SloariS
EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
.VAfUVVWV,W,Ai,Si,,aa,AM
- ...--j--hnnwww vw. .
Want $450 for 0 mouths. Will
glvo oxcollmU security nnil Interest.
Address box C. I)., llornld. 20-23
HTOOK FOUND
It you hnvo missed any horses or
rattle, you hnd bettor visit the
pound, nn I have about 25 hoad -of
horses and cattto now In corrnl.
K. 8. WILSON,
20-22 l'oundmnstor.
NOTICE
Tho ladles of tho Auxiliary of tho
American Legion nro roquostod to
meet Friday evening, April 22, nt
the Chamber of Commerce tn tho
Forum rooms.
VINA COZAUD,
20-21 Secrotary.
i TO DKDTOHS OF ASHLAND KKU1T
STOKE AND PAKYCE
1 GIIOOKUY
Notice Is horoby given that nil
parties owing above concerns nro
requested to mako sotttoment of
tholr bills on or boforo May 1st, 1921
so tho trustee may mnko his return
to tho Court for final action.
Mako payment to tho undorslgnod
MERCHANTS COLLECTION
& ILITINO HU11EAU,
Main & Sixth St., (Over Sugermnn'e)
C. M. Jolly, Prop.
20-21
FOIt SALE Now Edison Phono
graph scarcely used with 6 records.
Price 175.00. Phono 444. 16-20
WANTED Uarmonts to clean and
press. Ilollnlng and alterations. C.
E. Sparks, 805 Main. Phono 652W.
- 15-21
Woman wants housoclcanlng, of
fice work nnd laundry work. 343 N.
9th St. 16-31
Used Standard Phonographs, lib
eral reductions, lowor torms. Earl
Shepherd Co. 507 Main St, 12tf
Hnvo You Soon Kclley todny?
Used Pianos, rcasoonblo prices and
lowost of terms. Earl Shepherd Co.
12tt
Hnvo You Seen Kclley teday:
Ono Sovon Passongor Hudson, guar
nntoed A-l mochanlcal condition,
4 new tiros.
Ono 1920 Chandler Dispatch looks
like now, guarantood.
Itlllf'K MAI.KH HKHVICK
Phono 17W -tf I
FOB SALE Timber, cheap It taken
soon Address "Tlmbor" Herald.
31
DRESSMAKING First-class work
guaranteed. Mrs. Jefferson, No. 2,
Main St. 11-23
Hnvo You Seen KeUey todny?
Spring Is'comlng on and yon have
tho houso clearing bug. Well, I have
got It, tool let's get together.
PERKINS FCRNITUIIR HOUSE
"The Furnisher of Happy Umbos"
17tf
CITY aARBAOB When yoa want
garbage removed call 10T-2I.
Tell your troubles In the Furniture
lino to PERKINS "THE STJRNIBU
ER OF HAPPY HOMES." 17tf
FANCY ONIONS MHO and sweet;
Klamath friends! eat them, health
ful, nutritious! 300 sacks mlsshln
pod.. At sacrifice: $1.40 big sack.
Small quantities. Come, send, phono,
write. Jas. Bratton, 127 N. 4th St.
Phone 196W. 16-22
Hnvo you seen Kclley today?
ROOM FOR RENT-wloso In. 1017
. High street. 19-21
Havo you seen Kellcy todny?
Tho wonder of tho world tho
water at the now Hot Springs Bath
Houso. 19
A Jnr of Krccklo Cream one rent,
UNDERWOOD'S O.YH CENT BALE.
FOR SALE Beautiful ranch homo
or acroago for homosltcs In Roguo
Rlvor Vnlloy land of heart's do-
light. Slmorvlllo York Cafe. 19-20
2- room houso and ono lot,
$1000, 1344 Oregon Ave.. 19-23
FOR SALE 2 -room furnished
houso with sleeping porch. Inqulro
A fl Tlnvln Ulphnrili Allfn flArvlfn '
Rox'cafo. 19-21
A good writing tablet ono cent.
UNDERWOOD'H ONF-CKNT HAI.K.
FOR BALE Chovrolot In Al run
ning order, $350. Inqulro 711
Main street. 19-23
Ono jiounil sugar of milk one Cent,
VNDEHWOOD'B ONE-CENT HALE.
FOR RENT Throo room furnlshod
house, with outsldo room. Mrs.
Nato Otterholm. Phono 636-M. 18-20
FOR RENT Front sleoplng room,
with bath. 522 Klamath avenue.
18-21
Thieves stolo tho lightning con
ductors from tho twin towers of
Nolro Damn Cathedral In Paris. Tho
conductors wero topped with plati
num worth nearly fourteon thousand
francs. Tho thlovos worked bovoii
hundred foot from tho ground nnd
nro supposed to have boon steeplejacks.
'A hundred yonra ago It was a com
mon thing for members of tho Brit
ish Parliament to go to tho Houso In
n stato of Intoxication,
l .-. I L
NOTICE FOR I'UIUjIOATIQN
Mnmi.lMllKin
Department of the Interior!
U. 8. I.uml Office nt lakovlow, Ore-..
April II, lOUt. Not Coat IaimI
NOTICE Is horoby glvon that
James K. Caldwell, of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, who, on Juno 23,
1916, mndo Homestead Entry, No.
0876C, for Lots 3-4, Section 17,
Township 41. 8. Kongo 10 K, Wll
lametto Morldlan, has tiled notice of
Intention to mnko final throo-year
Proof, to establish claim to tho land
above descrlbod, before C. II. DoLap,
Ctork of tho County Court, at Kin
math Falls. Orogon', on tho 20th day
of May, 1921.
Claimants names ns witnesses:
Carl Ilowlo, 8. P. Iwls, both of
Klamath Falls. Orogon. Frank Oab
rlol, John Tntton, both of Merrill,
Oregon.
Notice will bo published for tlvo
consecutlvo weeks In tho Klamath
Herald. JAfl. F. DUnOBSB
14-21-38-B-12 Register.
NOTICE- FOR ruiw.io.vnoN
ISOLATED TRACT '
(Publisher.)
PUBLIC IiANT) SALE.
Not conl land
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Offlco nt Lakovlow,
Oregon. April 4, 1921.
NOTICE Is horoby given that, ns
directed by tho Commissioner of tho
acnorat Iind offlco, under provi
sions of Sec. 2455, R. S.. pursuant to
tho application of F. Hill Hunter.
Klamath Falls. Orogon, Sorlal No.
011287. wo will offor at public salo,
to tbo highest bidder, but at not loss
than $3.50 per acre, at 10 o'clock A.
M., on tho 13th day of May, next, at
this" offlco. tho following tract of
land: NW.tt NWU. Sec. 10, T. 37 8
R. 11 B. W. M.
Tho salo will not bo kept open,
but will bo declared closod when
thoso present at tho hour named
hnvo eensod bidding. Thn person
making tho hlphful bid will bo re
quired to Immediately pay to tho Ilo
celver tho amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely tho
nboro-descrlbod land nro advised to
tllo tholr claims, or objections, on or
beforo tho tlmo designated for snto.
Notice will bo published for five
consecutlvo weeks In tho Klamath
Weekly Herald. Klamath Falls, Oro-
gn' JA8 F. BUROB83,
7-14-21-28-5 Roglster.
NOTICE TO DIDDERS
Sealod proposals will be rocolved
up to noon Monday, April 25, 1921
for furnishing school district No. 53,
F. O. B. cars Klamath Falls, Oro. 40.
000 mora or less solected common
brick and 60,000 moro or leas com
mon brick for dollvory as desired.
Bids must bo accompanied by two
(2) selected common brick samples
showing the range of bricks to be
furnished and ono (1) average com
mon brick samplo and by a corttflod
check to the amount of 0 por cent of
tho bid for the total of nbovo mado
payable to William Bkecn, clork of
aid district to ba returned to blddor
It unsuccessful and to bo forfeited If
bidder is awarded contract and falls
to take same In accordance with bis
bid. School board reserves tbo right
to accept or reject any or all bids.
Dated at Cblloqnln this 15th day
nt April. A. D. 1121.
Slned William Skeen, School clerk.
11-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
, ISOLATED TRACT
(PublUlion.)
rUDLIO LAND HALE.
Not coal land
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Offlco at Lakevlow,
Oregon, April 4, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of tho
General Land offlco, under provi
sions of Sec. 2465, R. S. pursuant to
tho application of Fred Ball, Klamath
Falls, Orogon, Serial No. 011268, wo
will offer at public salo, to the high
est blddor, but at not less than $6.00
por acre, at 10 o'clock a. m., on tho
13th day of May, next, at this office,
tho following tract of land: Lot 7,
Bee. 36, T. 30B., R. 11 E. W. M.
The sale will not ho kopt open,
but will bo declared closed when
thoso present at tho hour named
havo ceased bidding. Tho person
making tho hlghost bid wilt be ro
qulred to Immediately pay to tho Re
ceiver tho amount thoroof.
Any persons claiming adversely tho
nbovo-descrlbod land aro advlsod to
file their claims, or objections, on or
boforo tho tlmo aosignaiou wr sum.
Untlrn will lift nubllsllOd for flVO
consocutlvo weeks In tho Klamath
Weokly llorald.
JAB F. BUROBSB,
7-14-21-28-5 ""ffiigj
NOTICE
Mi.n.A la linrnhv elvnn fhat ihoro
will bo a called meeting of tho land
ownors of tho Kamath Drainage Dis
trict bold at tho offlco of tho Secre
tary in Klamath Falls, Orogon, on
Saturday, April 23rd. 1921, for tho
purposo of voting on wuothor or not
we shall ontor into a contract with
tho United States for n water right
for the Irrigation of tho lands within
tho boundaries of tho District. All
land owners ore urged to attend this
Murphey's
meeting wliero posslhlo to do so.
llv order of tlio tioiim oi nupur-
visors,
11-21 C. It. IIKI.AP. Hocrmnry.
NOTICE TO 1IIDDERH
Tho Bcliool Hoard of District No.
28, Merrill Oro. will recolvo bids for
II... Kiiiiiiilnllnn nf Kill ttfUHIint lilt-
completed School Building In said
District. Tho work Includes tlt tin
tho upper lioor nnil siiurwnyn ui i"
building.
I'liui. ninl minclflcntlons mar bo
hnd from tho clerk of tho Dlst.
Bids rloso April 30, mat.
Tho llnnrd reserves tho rlRht to
reject any nnd nit bids,
J. H. Hobbs,
Clork of Bcliool, Dlst. No. 1.
16-20
lCiultv No. tttdl
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
or
CHATTEL MOKTUAUK
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T1IU
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
t mila l)r,uol, IMnlntirr. vn T. W.
Phonogor nnd J. B. Bnlloy, pnrtuiir
doing diibiiicss ns rnnnogor imuej,
W. T. Estop nnd A. W. Walker Auto
Company, Dofondnnts.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that the un
dersigned will on Tuesday, tho 26th
day of April, 1921, nt 2:00
o'clock P. M. of said day nt tho Ilowlo
Gnrnge, Esplanade nnd Pine streets,
In Klamath Falls, Oregon, offor for
snlo nt public miction, nnd will sell
to tho highest bidder for rnsh In
hand, tho following described person
nl proporty, to-wlt: Ono Modol 8-E
5-Ton Atlorbury truck, Borll No.
50111. Motor No. B100874; also One
Model R-B 6Ton Attorbury truck,
Berll No. 60014, Motor No. 11100910.
This snlo Is for tho purposo of fore
closing n cortnln Chattel Mortgsgo
on tho nbovo doscrlbrd personnl pro
perty given by W. T. Estep on tho
28th day of Setpember, 1920, to A.
W. Wnlker Auto Company nnd as
signed to Toiils Roesrh.
(Signed) LOIMH ROE8CII.
By Btouo nnd Wlest Ills Attorneys
A-25
BEWER CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals will bo received
by tho Common Council of tho City
of Klamath Falls, Orogon, nt tho
office of tho Pollco Judgo up to nnd
Including Monday tho 25th day of
April 1921. at tho hour of 8 o'clock
P. M. of said day, at which said time
nit n.nnnl.l. Uflll tin nilfltlnrl flltll mn
sldored, for tho construction ot thol
"THRIFT" IS THE WAY TO F-
NANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
START NOW
UNION SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
FIBBT STATE ft BAVINGB BANK BL'DG.
Phono 650-W. H. K. WOOD
Local Manager
Phone
W. E. and J. E. PATTERSON
CONTRACTING PAINTERS
Wo glvo nil our work personal attention, Use nothing but first
class material. Let us glvo you figures on your painting.
133 N. 4th St.
CLOTHES OF REAL DISTINCTION
must bo nmdo for the wewcr Individually. Vet me mako your now
spring suit and enjoy wearing rotdly distinctive clothing tailored Z
to fit you perfectly nnd to reUIn ll extra-trtoci. during loag t
constant wear.
CHAS. J. CIZEK,
Merchant Tailor
fll Main St.
If the Wood Dealer
Sold Service
Do do not sell cumwt; wo sell aervlco. That sound odd
doesn't It?
Well, suppose tho wood dealer sold service Instead of wood, he
would tend to your furnnc and your range, take away the asae
and clean Iho Hues. Vou would buy ao much heat.
Now you buy so much light, although yoa pay according to the
current you conumc. But tho sorvlco Is performed wou you by thla
company at tho substations and power plants.
That Is what vro want to glvo you efficiency errlee. It Is the
aim of this company to havo none but satisfied customer. No
matter what It Is, If you have a grievance, or are dissatisfied abosit
your bill or do not understand our rates, please corao and
us or write us about it.
If you have any miggcatloniT to make, we will glady avail omr
elves of Uiom ns our nlm Is constantly to Improve our service to
you uh fast u tlio development of science and human ability permit.
Calitornia-Oregon Power
Company
Seed Store
I'AOB FOUIl
sowor system donlitnod for Mills Ad
dition In ncconlnnco with tho plann
nnd specifications on fllo with tho
C ty Engineer in sum w
Tho award of tho contract to tho
.nccessMI bidder Is hereby mndo
rontliiKont upon . tho sale or so-,.
736.00 Mills AUimioii oowor uum.-,
and niso upon tho npproynl of tho
plnns and specification)! therefor by
tho Btato Board of Health.
All proposals must bo accompli
n led by certified che.ok paynblo to
tho City of Klamath Falls, tor 6 por
rent of the amount of tho ProP10,,n1,
Tho right, to reject any or all b d
and proposals rocolved under tins
notice U horoby reserved In tho Com-
,,,0uCm,nC,, A.L.LEAV.TT,
1'ollco Jildgo.
By ordor of tho Common Council,
Dated April 11. l3t. R
Ntmcif FOlf PUBLICATION
(Publlxliitf.)
Not coal land
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. B. Lnnd Offlco at Lakovlow,
OroKon, April I. 1921.
I HOUCA IS immuj """
II. Jobcs, of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
I who, on Fob. 10, 1016. mndo Adjll-
tlonnl IS. H. no. uvo.ii, ..ir "
B13U, HV4 BBW. Bee. 23 B10U
BB. flection 24, Township 40 H,
Range 11 B, Will. Meridian, has til
ed notice of Intention to mako final
throo-yoar Proof, to establish claim
to tho land nbovo described, boforo
C. R. DeLnp, cleric oi mo ranu
court, nt Klamath Falls. Oregon, on
the 13th day of May, 1921.
Olnlmant tinmen as witnesses:
Charles Bailey, of Molln, Oregon,
fllonn Howott. George Turner, both
of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Ernest
Hsnnlng, of Olene, Oregon.
Notice will bo published for ftyo
consecutlvo weeks In tho Klamath
UeTm' JAS F. BUROKBB.
7-14-31-28-K """'msm
Swansen's Barbr Shop
625 MAIN BT.
Will bo open until 7 p. m. after
April 18, 1921
J. E. BWANBEN
PAINTING
Practical painting, gliding, brew
ing, enameling, kalsomlnlng, wall
paper cleaning and general con
tracting. II. II. TIITIIIM,
lhono 183 626 Oak Bt.
531-R
Res. Phone 531-R
PHONE 87
124 So. Sixth St.
i-