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FOR RENT Four room house, fully
furnished, Reasonable, no children,
IS Rom St. near North, end 10th.
5-7
FOR BALE -Lot 6 In Block 41, Hot
Springs Addition. Klamath Falls.
Make offer, coat 2660.00 In 1013.
AddroM bid to Mm. ' F B. Norton,
Savoy Hotel, Salt Lake' qity, Utah.
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ISO tonstmliedt rod top and wild
hay for sale" cheap -Apply. W. It.
Caddes. Ragle' Rldge Tavern. 3-10
t'OR RENT Sicahi heated room In
i private, family l'hono "311, 610
FOR BALB -200,Urunawlcfc. phono
graph tor $140; another $175
Drunswlck for $126.00; also ono
812G Pnthot for $85.00 Winters'
Jewelry Store 5-7
WANTED to buy about 3 ton truck,
Itlmo payments, reliable unrtr. act
quicK. uox r. a. u. uoraia oirico.
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FOR BALB Cheap, or will trade tor
Mint car. Household furnlturo.
New Including all steel Range and
heating stove. L. D. Stephontoa
141 South' Riverside. 3-S
AU Leather shoes at W.88. 90.93,
B7.SS at The Bvaas' Btioc Co. 4
TOR RBNT2 or 8 room apartment,
III Oak St. 1-7
Beat oak soles tewed or nailed and
Soodrear heels, 1.9E. Jack Frost.
&ekt to Herald office. Open even
lace. 4-8
Old newspapers for aale at Herald
office.
C1TV aARBAOB-Whea' you -want
garbage moored, oaU 10F.38.
1110 Dodge touring car. New rub
bar, tint claaa mechanical condition.-
1 1918-Bulck four, guaranteed
flrit claei condition. Real bargain.
1 1917 Hudson Super Blx, a real
bargain and guaranteed tint clati
condition. Tenne.
1 1920 Seven passenger Chandler.
Like mew, A real bargain with terms.
Intulra of J. C. WRIGHT OR
BTJICK SALES AND SERVICE CO.
. 7TB. AND KLAMATH AVE.
F0R SALE tO: 'newspapers at Her
ald office.
PAINTS. OILS AND VARNISH
WALL PAPER
W. K. AND J..K. 1'ATTF.RSON
Phoas 198-W 127 N. 4th St.
Raa itsem heels doea not etaad for
prlsVufcave theaa stralghtctMxl at
The BratM Shoe Co'e Repair Dep't. 7
' WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL:
'I 18 LESSONS GUARANTEED
POPULAR SYNCOPATED STAND
1 ARD MUSIC
DEQINNBRB ADVANCED PUPILS
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ENROLLMENTS, CLOSE, NOV. 1STH
F. Ik CLARK INSTRUCTOR
TEMP. HEADQUARTERS HALL
HOTEL
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT AT
YOUR HOME
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FOR SALE One, mahogany tablo
and wicker go-cart. 415 Wah. St.
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FOR SALE flood piano, slightly
used. First class condition, 1316.
Winters Jewelry Store. 6-7
FOR RENT Underwood typewriters
Winters' Jowelry Storo. 5-7
Hoard by the day or woek. Droad
street near Mnln, back of Chovrolot
garago 6-8
FOR 8ALE S room modern house',
paved street, cement sidewalk and
drlvoway, newly plastered, close In,
desirable location.
W1BHARD-WOOD41KNTLKY
,191 North th Hi, 0-7
WANTED Woman for general
housework. Good.wagcs. Apply 416
Washington. 6-12
FOR RENTwFurnlshed cabin for
housekeeping. 1116 Cth St. Mills
Add. -7
ATI! STREET PAINT .SHOP
W. E. and J. E. Patterson, con
tracting painter.
Dealers In Paints, Oils and Varn
ish? . Dutch Boy white lead, $16.50 per
100 lbs. -Puro
Linseed oil $1.40 per gal.
25 per cent oft on all Enamols and
Varnishes.
flSO Sooth Sth.SC. 4-10
A Claaatflea AS will sail It.
NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITAL
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 7. Special
Advueej preparation u to be made
by the people of Seappoose, Colum
Ms, scanty, to please tourists who
Ttatt Oregon for the world's fair In
1815. Thsy propose to plant tree
and 'flowers along the' Lower Col-
sosM Hirer hlghwayi near that
plaewlMd have written the sUte
highway department to ascertain If
Bthorltr will" be granted. The
commission will take up' the ques
tion at1 Its next meeting.
-iAs quarantine against alfalfa
werrO In Malheur county may be
declared by the state board of hor
tlcultnra sad proclaimed by the
governor, according to Charles A.
Park, preeldest. of Ue board, who
has retimed to Salem afUr invest!
atlw eosdlUoBsthere. a restrle
tloa. of shipments of alfalfa out of
the scanty .will bo necessary.
Ooveraor Oleott takes" a rap at
the Kn Mux Klan In ,a communica
tion seat Herbert Bayard Swope,
execaUve editor or the New York
World, who telegraphed tho gover
nor for his opinion. The Oregon
governor declares his opposition to
organisations such as tho Klan.
Under a law passed several years
ago 'In Oregon, money received by
the state' treasurer on account of
Inheritance taxes Is paid into the
general fund, according to an opln
Ion of Attorney General Van Win-
klo In reply to Inquiries by SUte
Treasurer Kozer. In case of an ex
cess payment of Inheritance tax
money "Into the treasury, the refund
may be made from the- general
fund.
A report to' J. A. Churchill, state
superintendent of schools., by Mrs.
Lena Bhnrte,' county superintendent
tor Morrow county, shows that 883
boy and 836 girls -were enrolled
In the schools of that county dur
ing the last school year. Of these,
116 boys and 142 girls wero In high
school. Eighty-seven teachers were
employed, only 11 of whom were
men. The average monthly 'salary
of men teachers was' 9179 and wo
men $123.
Official figures show a total si.
tendance at the Oregon Stats fair,
which closed Saturday, of 132,390,
against 80,113. the total for lut
year, which broke a record up to
that time. Receipts of the 1921
fair were $108,764.30, against $90,
000 lost year. Net profits thU year
are between $25,000 and $30,000.
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Hawaiian Sugar
Export Decrease
HONOLULU, T. H.,,8ept. is. Dy
mall. The tremendous effect that
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Like to be In the "movla"T Ck
to tho duntltt. and have your teeth
screened. The latest thine In dn
ttttry ts the X-Ray movie whtchl
shows the exact condition -of every
tooth
the condition of the world's sugar
bowl has upon the life of the Ha
walln Islands was exemplified 'hero
rocently whon the United States
customs officials announced that
tboro had been a decrease of $14,'
563,124 In the territory's 'exports
to the mainland United1 Btatee dur
ing the fiscal year ending Juno 30,
last, as compared with the exports
of tho previous fiscal year.
Only the fact that the value of
oxported pineapples Increased by
nearly $11,000,000 kept the figures
from falling much lower,- aa they re
flected the fall In price of raw sugar
from Its peak price of 33.66 cents
per pound In 1920 to Its present
price of lees than 5 cents-a pound
The decline in the value of exported
raw sugar during 1921 was $28,'
373,526 under 1920, tho respective
figures being $91,048,269 and
$116,420,795.
Idaho Wine Anti-
Tubtrculo8t$ Cup
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llOISE, Idaho, Oct. 7. Idaho has
won tho huge silver cup ottered by
the National Antituberculosis aaio
elation to tho state which excels In
health crusade work among school
children, according to Information
received by Mrs. J. O. Athoy, oxoru-
tlvo secretary for Idaho.
The cup was captured by tho state
of Iowa last year. It was first offered
at tbo National Educational associa
tion meeting In Salt Lake City In
1920. A state has to win tho cup
threo times In order to gain perman
ent possession.
Elevon rules of hygienic living
taught to the children of tho ststo
r tho association Ineludo brushing
the teeth regularly, bathing a certain
number of times a week, sleeping
with the window open, deep breath
ing, using neither tea nor coffee, etc
Evory child who coinpllos, with 75
per cent of the "choree" weekly Is
-it to be enrolled as a "knight
bannerette."
Proposes Government
Rain-Making Trials
BROADU9, Mont., Oct. 7 A pro
posal that the United State govern
ment enter the business of "rain
making" In an experimental way has
been submitted to Congressman Carl
W. Rlddlck of this state by Hugo
Camplln, president of the Brondui
chamber of commerce.
Mr. Camplln expresses tho beltcf
that by means of aerial bombardment
the heavy clouds which often gather
without dropping their molsturo on
parched soil con be mado to roleaio
It, and that scattered clouds could bo
forced together by the same means
to form a heavy rain-cloud.
Heavy rainfall during periods of
bombardments In the world war, r.w
Its cessation when tbo big guns wero
silenced, aro cited by Mr. Camplln
as evidence that tho same agencies
could be called upon to force precipi
tation in times of peace.
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For Chcstcrflilds have "put
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A new flavor, yes, but un-atcr
thiin tlintl (
A new kind of ciuarettc enjoy
ment.
Chcjtcrlields nUitfyt
Like a long cool drink when
you're thirsty I Like thick, juicy
steak when you'rle hungry I
Like a
Well thepoinlisUutChciter
fieltU do it
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Thnnks to the blend Turkish
blended with lltlrlcy and other
choice home-grown tohnccos, in
the exact proportions to bring-out
the finest qualities of each.
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and the blend
can't be copied
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V-Ii' CIGARETTES
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Linotrr A M.vias Teaacco C.
Everybody Is on tho Job when It
comes to knocking a knocker. '
It's an III wind that blows con
trary to the predictions of the
weather prophet.
Whon Queen Mary travels she Is
usually accompanied by six maids,
all of whom must bo able to speak
French fluently.
IN Tlffi CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB
HTATK UK OIIEUUN, FOK KliA
SIATH COUNTY.
Equity No. 1884
Summons for Pulitlrilna
01170 Doyd, 'Plaintiff,
vs
Daniel K. Boyd, Defendant. '
To Danlol E. Boyd, Defendant:
IN THE NAMK OP TIIR BTATIS f9
OREOON you are horoby required to
appear nnd answer the complaint
filed against you In the above en
titled suit, on or before October 21,
1931, that bolng tna last day of the
time prescribed In. tho ordor for tho
publication of this summons, and If
you fall so to appear or answer,
plaintiff will apply to tho above men
tioned court for decreo dissolving tho
wuug ui iiiuirunonjr now ousting DO-i
twoen tho pallntlff and defondant1
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
herein named, and for such other and
further relief as to the Court' may
seem equitable.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication In the Evening Herald,
a dally newspaper, printed, published
and of goneral circulation In Klamath
County, Oregon, onco a wcok for six
weeks, by order of tho Hon. D. V.
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titled court, made and entered etM
gust 9, 1981. Tho date of fl" HJ"
ilcatlon of this summons U SH""
bor 9..1921.
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Attorney for PWrUft1
Addrrii Klamath KalU, OrH
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APARTMENT DOWN IN THE NEXT ,
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