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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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WANTED TO RENT or 7 room
furnished houio. Box C. Herald.
14-16
MISCELLANEOUS
MWWWMMAAM
11910 Dodge touring car. Now rub
ber, tint class mechanical condi
tion. 1 1918-Bulck Four. guaranteed
tint claim condition, Real bargain.
1 1917 Hudson Super 81. n ro.il
bargain and guaranteed first class
condition. Terms.
1 1920 Seven passenger Chandler.
Like new. A real bargain with tormi.
Inquire of J. C. WRIGHT OR
BUICK SALES AND 8KRVICE CO.
7TH. AND KLAMATH AVK.
BUSINESS TRAINtNO PATB One
torm with us and ono rear at a
FOR RENT 1200 acres of pasture , good salary In a business office
Innulro. Robt. S. Frv. ODDOSltO maKCS ino oesi 1 wu-jenr v.uur.w
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono 1918,
7 posjonger Studobalcor six. Phono
414R or tnqulro R. R. R. gnrago.
13-17
PAINTS. OHS AND VARNISH
WALL TAPKIt
W. E. AND J. E. PATTERSON
Phono 196-W 127 N. 4th St
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
60 cents a night, S3 a week at Hot
Springs Hotel. 8-2
Miller HU1 school.
WANTED 3 or 4 room
apartment or house,
P.R.
iB-2l!Vlntor torm begins 8ept., IB. Med-
ford Business college, ueatora, ure.
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furnished
Address Dot
1 1B-16
FOR RENT A two room furnished
apartment, wood, water and light
Included, 320. Turner Apartments,
S12 Oak street. 15-31
WANTED Would hire a carpenter
nt a reasonable wage. Box 30, Mer
rill, Orogon. 10-17
CALIFORNIA NEWS
I
LONQ BEACH T. A. Abbott,
said by police to bo a tormor man
ager of a Sacramento hotel, and
T. Abbott, his brother, said to bo
from Portland, Oro., wore arrest
od charged with, violating tho local
liquor ordinance and attempting to
dotraud. It was charged they con
tracted with a city detoctlvo to sell
him barrol represented at con
taining whlskoy for 18.60. Tho bar
rel was found to bo tilted with col
ored wator, the detective eald.
FOR SALE 280-3000 Savage rifle.
New. Bargain. No. 16 Lodmle Bldg.
Kamath Falls, Oregon. 10-16
ACCOUNTANCY offers one of the
best opportunities of today. Let us
Af nn ttin fltnflAfnunf all. flood
bookkeperi are needed In Klamath
F1U now. Phone 8outhwell, 129 1
0439. . 1517 WILD PLUMS VERY SCARCE Mall
orders will bo filled at once in
FOR 8ALE Remington Typewriter.
Practically now. No. le Loomis
Bldg. Klamath Falls, Oregon. 10-16
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BOOKKEEPINO classes starting rar'
at once. Phono Southwell. 129 or
439.
Price $2.00 delivered In Kla
math Falls. Llord's Cash Store.
jg.Jj Lakevlow, Oregon. 9-30
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FOR SALE-Thorobrcd English bull NATIONAL MEJAf. WEATHER
pup; ISO. Apply Central Barber STRIP Those desiring to place
hoD 14-17 orders for this weather strip may do
- so by calling or writing to tho Herald
THOROBRED AIRDALES If you and I will call and sco them on my
want a real hunting dog. wo havo return from Dorrls. the latter part
thorobred Alrdalo pups of registered of this week. Ordors placed now will
stock; tho best Alrdale strain In tho bo lnstnlled about Octobor 1st No
west. Papora can bo seen at 311 Installation' can be mado this i year
Cypress Ave., near Riverside school, unless the order Is placed while I
or address Hyland Konncls. Box 111 m hero this time
Klamath Falls. Ore. 14-20 If you do not know about tho
merits of the National Weather
FOR SALE Al paying business, new Strips. I wilt bo glad to call and ox
and second hand goods. Quitting Plain It to you and make an estimate
business. Will trade, what havo you? of the cost of placing It In your bulld
og t-11.v em .nri Kinmnth a lnc and refer you to many people in
' 13-17 this city who hao It already Install-
ed. Every ono of these- usors wll
FOR BALE 1 ton truck. $250.00; tel you thoy would not get along
1 Chalmer. I200.00i 1 Oakland, without It, oven If the cost was many
linn no. KT)lrV. 6th and Klamath times what It Is. T. L. Collier.
13-17
12-17
SACRAMENTO Fall mine In
Washington and Oregon will toon
drive tho aerial forest patrol squad
ron back to Mather field for the
wlntor, It wan announced by offi
cials of the field. It Is poeslble that
plane doing patrol duty In the
north may return to Sacramento
this week, depending on whether
rains' that began last week contin
ue. The boys on duty In Washing
ton and Oregon compos the 91st
squadron. '
SACRAMENTO An effort will
bo made to Interest certain eastern
organltatlou In the purchase of
redwood grove for memorials In
Humboldt county by Deputy Stato
Forester M. D. Pratt, who will
leave for an extended trip In tho
east. At the last session of the leg
islature m bill was passed appro
priating (300,000 for the purchase
of trees along the highways on the
south fork of the Eel river. This
sum, howover, wilt not be sufficient
to purchase the entire grove.
SACRAMENTO Sacramento's po
llco department may soon find tho
need of an alrplano In order to
patrol tho byways of tho sky pro
perly, romarkod Captain Ted Kocn
tng after ho bad finished roaaing
a letter from the Allied Filers'
club of Berkeley, asking co-opera
tlon of 'tho poll.co deparement In
making airplane traveling safe.
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what sunshine is to
a winter's day. Like
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flavor you enjoy.
Hills Bros.
Red Can" Coffee
is flavory coffee.
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1600 ACRES RECLAIMED SWAMP, FOR RENT 5 room furnished
land near Aignma, lor rent orj nmuim - ""- "--
tease. For particulars write J. Frank ,rrr-, rnmQ,rrioio
Adams, Box 431. Klamath Falls. I SNAP In used Liberty Six. 1919
13-130 1 modol. new paint, wonderful con-
Jdltion. The best buy of the season
rwrv nannanrn-Tw... ran want at $800.00 Terms. Dunham Auto
garbage removed, call I OP S3.
I Co.
14-21
I OREGON BREVITIES I
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PORTLAND Another death from
sleeping sickness baa been record
ed by the city health bureau. Mrs.
Jennie M. Leaman, 45, of 1170
Lelbe street, was tho victim. The
death is the 12th from the
malady reported to tie health bur
eau this year.
REDDING Effort to recall three
Redding city trustees. Mayor Sam
uel Norton, Camilla Broulllard and
Sherman Shadwoll, failed by a
largo vote In favor of tho Incum
bents. They will 'remain In office
by majorities of 3 to 1 or better.
students registered In all- courses
and others still tilling out enroll
ment blanks. Statistics given out
by tho registrar show 130 new stu
dents on the official lists, tho larg
est number on record. Tho fresh
man class, with registration Incom
plete, numbers 109.' A faculty of 31
members Is In charge.
SAN FRANCISCO The state
alien poll tax law was, declared nn
constitutional by the state su
preme court In a unanimous deci
sion which held that the measure
was In violation of the 14th amend
ment to the United States consti
tution and to the treaty between
the United States and Japan.
Victory Club Dance
Season to Start
Saturday night nt tho Mooao hall,
tho Victory club dancos will start for
tho mld-wlntor dunclng session under
the direction of Frank FIU and John
N. Houston, two local young mori who
are well known and whoxo musical!
ability has been remarked upon. Tho
plan, as first announced, will bo to!
hold two dances a week, ono on Wed
nesday, tho other, on Saturday.
An orchestra composed of Frank
Fill, dlroctor and pianist, John N.
Houston, vlolln Ralph Garouttn.
banjo, and Bornam Cot, drums, has
been orgsnlted to play "syncopated
music" for the occasions. It Is said,
they will glvo the dancors Just tho
kind of music, that Is wanted.
PORTLAND That 32000 worth
ot household goods and furnishings
have been stolen from her home
by relatives she left In charge was
the report to the police of Mrs.
David Rundell, 260 Narttlla street
About "$500 worth of stolen goods
was located In pawnshops by the
police. Mrs. Rundell refused to
prcsecute.
ASTORIA Three alleged slack
ers met their Waterloo at the' ses
sion of the circuit court when ad
mission to citizenship -was denied
them, their petitions being dismiss
ed with prejudice; which means
they are barred forevor from be
coming citizens ot the country. The
men were Olav Johannes Auno, a
native of Norway; Johan August
Suomnen and Arrld Dudolt Makela,
natives of Finland. '
PORTLAND Reed college
In full swing today,, with
WEDFORD Citizens ot Jackson
ville aro much excited over the hit
ter school row which has been rag
ing in tho county seat for several
weeks, as a' result of which the
schools opened today with two su
perintendents and two teachers for
tho eighth grade. Professor Stutz,
who was re-elected superintendent
at $2000, and about whom tbe con
troversy rages, was In charge Mon
day and Ben W. Hosmer, new su
perintendent elected by another fac
tion ot tho board, was on hand
but took no active part.
Dallas Demanding 75 cents a
box. Instead ot 50 cent, several
hundred hop pickers In the Wig'
rich ft Horst hopyards, near Inde
pendence, went on a strike Sun
day. Sheriff Orr was called and
with several deputies restored or-'
dor after tho ringleaders, said to
be I. W .W were forcibly escort
ed out of tbe yards and again glv-
I en orders to leave the vicinity.
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLA
MATH COUNTY.
Equity No. 1884
Summon for Publication.
Ollvo Boyd. Plaintiff,
va
Daniel E. Boyd, Defendant.
To Daniel E. Boyd. Defendant: -IN
THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint
filed against you In the above en
titled .suit, on or before October 21,
1921, that being tbe last day of tho
time prescribed In the order for tbe
publication of this summons, and If
vou fall so to appear or nnswor,
olalntlff will apply to the above men
tioned court for decree dissolving tho
bonds of matrimony now existing be
tween the pallntlff and defendant
herein named, and for such other and
further relief as to tbe Court may
seem equitable.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication In tbe Evening Herald.
a dally newspaper, printed, published
and of rcneral circulation In Klamath
County, Oregon, once a week for six
wooks, by order of tho Hon. u. v,
Kuykendall, Judge ot tho above en
titled court, made and entered on Au
gust 9, 1921. The data of first pub
lication of this summons Is Septem
ber 9. 1921.
R. C. GROESBECK.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Address: Klamath Falls, 'Oregon.
9-16-23-30-7-14-21
In olden tlmos It was popularly be
lieved that the ruby was a very
powerful omulot to ward off plagues
and pestilences.
. .
MODERN HfiBBS
I CRANKCASE ESQjr
I CLEANING WZr
I service fer
jBfai0llJr AtHnt-claiaGaragM
fHff f nd other Dealers
sFslijsF
check to tho amount of 5 per tent Octobor 3rd, 1921. and bo accorop
of tho bid or Ihn samo shall ho re- nnlcd by n certified chock on sotno
Jotpd. to bo mado payablo In favor , responsible banking Institution for
of Wro. SUcnn. clerk of the anM ills- 0 per cont of amount of tho proposal
trlct. to bo roturned to bldois upon HaM Issuo will be disponed of at not
signing of rontract nnd to tc retain-- lrs than par and nrrurod Interest.
,i ir .!--. .fiti Midler fntu to unior Thn council rciiTvinc Iho right to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Not Coal Land
n.rmrtmnnt of tbo Interior, u. a.
T.nnrf nrrirn at L.BK0V1OW. urcKuu, I into ontr.net ns snee lieu.
oni in. 1021. I'liin. nnd unr rmntlom mar bs A L. l.KAVITT,
NOTICE Is hereby given that John I obtained from O, R. Wright, Arhl-' Pollen Judge of the City ot Klamath
F. Holbrook. of Malln, Oregon, who tect, Klamath rails or Wm. flkii Falls, Oregon 31-30
on April 26th, 1919, made Home-' 0t Chlloquln, and a deposit ot 110 03 m i. i Trm
m no requjrea ior same. NOTICE TO lllDDUlU.
rcjoct nny and all propiuM.
i A L. I.EAVI
floated proposals .will be recolved
zist. izi, or
o 31, Kiamatn
.. a ... vn nitnns. for T.ot 10. ,
being Farm Unit "A", Section II. I Proposals may be kft either with I
Tntrn.hin 418. Ranee 1ZE. wins- vm. nveen. at ciuioauin. uresen, upi
mette Meridian, has filed notice of to 2 .30 o'clock, or with O. It. Wright. I ... "?" "u8 ,,ntombr
intention to make final three year Architect. Klamath Falls. Oregon, up, "J." ,, ,P,rct N
Proof to cstabllsn Claim 10 mo muu t0 is:uu m. aopiomnor -u, ii. p . for tho construtlon of a brick
above described, before CJt. DeLap. Tho hoard re.erves the right to ""fi,, m ng nnd for no Plumbing
Clerk of the County Court, at Kla- accept any ono bid or reject any or " ".'"J Rmr V, 5it be
?ih..!?",',0.7,fW' " tb8 U,h d"y.B,ln?il- .. r .., n ,,.' accompanied by a certified chock to
....i.. inVTi tho amount uf 6 por cont or mo uia
E. D. Smith, F. J. Haloiek, L. R. Hoi- (SIGNED)
of October. 1921, i Dated at Chlloquln. Oropn.
Claimant nnmeans wiinesir.: mm ny 01 Hppioini.er. .. nr ln ,. ,,..,, bo roior,odl t0 j,o
n. am th. F. J. Ha oiek. l. u. hoi- (HinNKm wm. nw.w, ";."" "7." ;ri.i fM..'w n
brook. Edward Hamilton, all of Ma- 8 , Clerk JVxcJr. ciork of Vl.d .aid Dl.Vrlct. to bo
lln. Oregon. ...,.h.,, .,! NOTICE OF I10NII OI-TEIIINn. rctiirnod to blddora upon signing of
oo ut.v:n,webek.PU.n,,r iSSJSS . bSoLj . w.M bo r.Urn. .uc
Herald.
JAB. F, DUROCH8,
12.20-27-3-10 Rogistor,
Ilcatlon of this summons Is Soptmn-
ber 9, 1921.
by tho Common Council of tho City .censful blddor falls to ontor Into con
. inii, T.-nii. n,.i.nn rnr Mm tract ns stioclflod. Plans and SPOCI-
Uh Ikiuiliu.ia -M.., wn-. '".-"", . . ., , m 1 rt
ticauons may no ouibiduu irumu.
Wright, Architect, Klamath Falls,
nnd a donoslt ot 110.00 will bo ro-
'f
R. C. GROESBECK
'purchaso of nn Issuo ot 300,000.00
gonoral obligation bonds. In deno
minations of unoo.oo or r.oo,oo.
maturing In flflcon years from Au-
Address
9-1C-23-30-7-14-21
Attorney lot Plaintiff. I'.w 1st. 1921. without right of prior
Klamath Falls Oregon redemption. Said Issuo to bo known
. Klamath tails, uregon. ..,,,-..,.. Vn,. Bnlor Honda"
na "Kinmntii roils, boivor nonuu
'bearing a rato of Interest of, 0 per
I cont per nnnum. paynblo semi an-
Inually. Both principal nnd ininrosi
otilrod for sitmn.
Proposals may bo loft at' tho of
fice of tho architect. Emma Building
up no C I'. M., or till 7.30 P. M.. at
tho muQtlng pliico of tho school hoard
ut Summers School house, Beptomhor
21st, 1921.
board reserves tho right to
nny ono hid or rojoct any or
Issued and disposed of under tho all bids,
charter ot hold city.. I Datod nt Klamnth Falls, Orogon,
Knrh nronosul to nurchasa must be thin 10th day ot Snptomber, 1921.
aula, v. u. Kitnitu,
' ,u,,u"'" "":."." iTJ . r.ii ,i cltv on or beforo 8 o'clock P. M.. oi 10-20 viotK.
must DO occomyumuu uj .v..-
NOTICE TO I1IDDERS.
"rill i received pnyabl'o nftho Oregon Fiscal Agency' Tho
(Uh 1921 by n Now York Cty. Bald bonds nro accept
.Uin, "'.Ii " , , , ji..,.,i n.lr llin nil 1,1.1
Sealed nroposals
ii n In Rpntnmtior 20th.
School District No. 53, Kiamatn
County, for tho construction o( a
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DriCK snooi OUlluinn mm iu, .... , , , . ,.., omMiMll
""""i" "f " VS'Sl "X-t u city on or beforo 8 o'clock P. M.. ol 10-20
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