rr" P46.5 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON vnww, ocrounn 14, ioui. IMAAAAMAAMAAMMMAAAMAAMAAMMAAMAMAAMAMMWWMWWVWW I iRecognition oammmements CmjrwMrwwMEW V i. t ? v A. I. i , it ' .. 'C :, 4 4 VWWWWWWWWMWMWMWWWwywMWWWWW MISCELLANEOUS ftiLrtruiruj"'j"MTTfi i , LOST On Merrill roml botwoon Mnck'H Btoro and Hcnloy ncliool, pockotbook. Rowurd. Phono W. C. Ilurko, 19F1G. 13-in FOR SAM.3 Coarso, lionvy wrapping papor, Bhoots 48x00 Inches, good for llnnlng wood Hhods, chicken hoiiflCH nnd putting ttndur enrpots, 15 contfl por shoots Call nt Herald of fice 12-20 FOR 8AM3 Piano. Dox 177. Address P. O. 13-18 FOIl 8AMJ OK WILL TRAIHS for good UROd car. Kqulty In flvo lota on wantland Avo. P. O. Ilox llo. 13-17 FOR S ALU 24 head of Lincoln Ramboulotto, 2 yoar old bucks. Jas. T. Henley, Phono 18F4. 13-lB LOBT Uctwoon Odessa nnd Lamms Camp at Kirk, Orogon, Block for Wlncbostor pump shot gun. Flndor tolophona Claude Houghton, Lammn Camp. 13-17 FURNISHER ROOMS for rent. Call S10 Main. 13-19 WANTED To buy small homo on terms, prlco must bo right. Dox E77. Chlloquln, Oro. 13-14 FOR SALE Two room houso and big lovol lot In Mills Addn., near now school. Away bolow tbo market at $500. Chllcota & Smith, 633 Main stroot. 13-14 FOR BALE Throo room houno and good lot near S, P. depot nt $700. Only $lfi0 cash and balance llko rent. Chlcoto & Smith, 033 Main street 13-11 FOR RUNT A fljto dairy farm. Call 010 Main Btroot,' 11-17 FOR SALH Wlnchostor 30-30 rlflo at half prlro. Gil Roosovolt stroot. " . 12-14 IF YOU HAVB a position for n young lady In your offlco, Btoro or shop call Cir.lt. 12-1C FOR RENT Stoam heated room In prlvnto family. Phono 73R. 11-15 FOR RUNT Furnlshod room for gontlomati. Hot and cold water. 505 9th St. 12-15 FOR HALU 4 room Iioiibo with bath, 225 mostly Rhodo Island Red hens, 1 cow, $800 worth of furniture All for $2,8C0. 611 Roosovolt. 12-14 11920 Ford Sedan, only run a short tlmo. 1920 Dulck G, guarantcod In Al condition. 11018 llulck 4. 11918 IJulck 0. Inqulro of J. C. WRIGHT OR I1UICK BAM-X) AND SLRVICK CO. 7TU. AND KLAMATH AVK. Phono raw FOR 8ALE Two Bicycles Call 408 N. Cth strcot. ehoap. 11-14 4sifiisssssssssssssssllssssillfl 1 ? 1rLsssssissssssssflissssVssssssH I SasHahsssssssssssssHN ii fSr issssssi WtsVmfZISsA ssKleflHeissssssW iHIIIIHn 'illllllllH Issssssssssbsst 'x'.issssssssssssfcM IssssssssssWrl." ; iflRsssssssH LH'7i ffrSasssssssH' iHIIIIHiMMMflllilH FOR RUNT 200 acres alfalfa pas ture C. J. Bradbury, 1 mllo east of Wilson Bridge 12-16 t FOR SALi; Thrco room houso und big lot on California Ave, nt u bur gain prlco of $1100. Only $100 cash Look nt this now. Chllcoto & Smith, 033 Main streot. 13-14 WILL THE TWO young men who called on tbo oporator ut tlto Star thoatro, Klamath Falls ubout March 6th, 1921, to loarn moving plcturo operating and electricity, ploaso wrlto Roy O, Patch, Klamath Falls, Oro 10-15 FOR RENT Room and board In prl i vato family. 3S0 9th street. 10-14 I- MOORE ROOMS UNDER NEW managoment. TGc and $1.00 In cluding bath." 1313 Main. -507-14 FOR SALE 1 19S0 5 . pasnonger Ford, Electric starter, good condi tion. Klamath I'nlU Auto Co. S21 Main Phono 211) 8-16 STOCKTON LIVESTOCK CO 31 X, i:i Dorado St. .Stockton, Cal Pliencs: 1B3U, 1HJ3 ' WANTED A family of experienced larmors to do furm work. Profor family with equipment. Apply at ranch opposite Miller Hill school. 12-14 U. OF C. BUILDS Tho status of suffrage pioneers; presented to the nation last winter was stored away In'tbe dusty beew ment of the CapltoL Then the Na-j tlonal Woman's Party expresses, resentment at this treatment of the1 gift. Now the statue dm Deea placed In tho main corridor of the Capitol Clrecuy unacr me mm Fourth Division to Preserve Record TMTUM UERKKLEY, Cal., Oct. 14. An- i Wo nro In tbo market for Deof Cat tlo, Foedor ' Cattlo, Calves, Hogs, Shcop and Lambs. Wrlto or wlro for Information regarding prlcos, etc. I STOCKTON' LIVESTOCK CO. SI N. EI Dorndo.Ht. Stockton, Cal. Phenes: 1533, 15J5 CAMP LEWIS, Wnsh.. Oct.' 14 Records of tho fourth division of tho United Statos army, which fought In soveral major engage- monts on tho western front, are to I bo prcsorvod, although the dlrl- slon recently ceased to exist as ether football "wonder team" is an actlvo combat unit. . being whipped Into form at tho Uni-, Shortly before tho 'division wsnt verslty of California, according to out of cxlstonce it wat transferred Aiyly Smith, formor University of to Camp Lewis and later was con Pennsylvania player nnd now head solldatod with the third division. coach at tho local Institution. The fourth division was formed at Smith expects tho 192L, Callfor- Cump Groono, N. O. and went ovcr nla varsity to bo oven bottor than seas early In 1918. In Juno 1918 tho 1920 team, which piled up big It moved Into tho Alsno-Marno of ecores on noarly every wostern fenslvo nnd lator somo of Its units olevon It mett won tho Pacific woro In tho Vcsio and Toulon soe- cosst conference championship with- tors nnd tho St MlhlCl and Meuso- cut being pressed and defeated Argonno offensive Ohio Stato university's team, Big If tho division Is over "revived, TJn champion, nt Pasadona Now its records, standards nnd legends Year's day. will bo avnllablo for uso. "PrnprM aro bo pood 'I'm Bear- m on. smun bsiu recently. "ivo rr wj jjt utnrtn.l immiK IIV thla hnTnrn TQVG W OTtX f OUT only to havo ovorythlng go wrong an tho seasons conUnuod. Wo wcro lucky In tho mattor of In juries last year and cannot hopo to bo so fortuuato again." Shoulder Patches . At Camp Lewis v Surest thing Sou know! & Lt .$- r W .. T7. ' 4H.K IW-"- J " . :-iw;' JtlU v ralj'aff ' tt '4 irt tutnh fr d s(i n- VfM "tH i' jc rpHEY DO IT! JL We spent years experi-, meriting with diffcrent.blends of tobaccos to obtain ' , a new flavor , v a more, pleasing aroma and to obtain what is more important still the one thing that smokers have always Wished a cigarette would do "SATISFY!" 'And Chesterfields'do ' 'satisfy. ' ' For in Chesterfields the to baccos Turkish, and Burley and other choice home-grown varie ties are blended differently and bettei to give you and all smokers that greater measure of cigarette enjoyment. (1"V 1. , 1 "j l 'ofr and the blend can't be copied. (lies nield CIGARETTES CAMi LUWIS, Wnsh., Oct. 14. Durintr ihn ttsw vpnrn f hnt Pnmn T.w. Of tho first 20 California mon )a ,lns bcon ,n oxIatonc0i four ulrfer. woo won tncir uiock lotiors ior(ent ..flhouldor patches" havo been CITY OARHAOE When j-oii want garbage removed, call 10P tn. FOR SALE Om noiropapors -at Her ald offlco. Old nowspapors for salo at Hornld offlco. WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL 12 LESSONS GUARANTEED POPULAR SYNCOPATED STAND- ARD MUSIC BEGINNERS & ADVANCED PUPILS ACCEPTED ENROLLMENTS CLOSE, NOV. 15T1I F. II. CLARK INSTRUCTOR 826 LINCOLN, PHONE 64CJ CALL OR WRITE FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION GIVEN AT YOUR HOME. if football last year, 16 aro on this yoarn squad. Of tho four missing, three, "Corf1 Majors, 1920 captain. Karl Deods, half and "Pesky" Sprott, half, wore on tho regular team which played in all games last yoar. "Brick" Muller, who gained fame when ho throw a 60-yard forward pass in the Ohio Stato game, will bo back at end this year, as will "Brodlo" Stephens, who caught the pass, and who was a substltuto ond last year. Bob Borkoy, regu lar end of a year ago, is again In uniform. For tho balance of tho lino, the following veterans aro ro- ported, guards: Leo Cranmor and "Fat" Clark; tackles: Charles Ton oy, Dan McMillan, "Stoop" Barnes and Charles Dean; centers: Qoorgo Latham. In tho backflold tho following voterans aro back, Charlos Erb, Quartorr "Dutch" Ellis, "Crip" Toomoy, A Van Sant, half-backs nnd J. B. Morrison and Archlo Nlsbe,t, fullbacks, worn by. tho soldiers here. First was tho Ninety First Division, which woro for its "patch" a picture of a fir tree, emblematic of the Paci fic' Coast, from which the division was recrultod. ' Next was tho Thlrteonth Division, which had for its insignia tho num ber thlrtocn lnsldo a horacahoo rfrid surmounted by n blark cat. The Fourth Division, Which was transferred hero from Cnmp Dodge, Iowa, had as Its "patch" a cross of four Ivy loaves, the Ivy being a piny upon "IV" tho Roman numorals fort tho designation of tho division. Now tho Fourth Division has, cca sod to exist, as a combat unit and Its remnants havo boon consolidated with tho Third Division, which has as Its "patch' throo whlto strlpni running diagonally across a bluo square Hav you 0n tkm mm AIR-TIGHT tint of 80t mn tt Ac Mmi Tobacco Co. Colorado's deposlsta of ores con taining metals of the radium group aro the largest known in the world. Fifty ono labor organltatlons in Kansas City, Kas have Joined In a moyomont to build a labor tomplo to cost $'250,000. SUMMONS Equity 1S63. IN THB CTRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM ATH COUNTY. James It. Milne, Plaintiff, vs. Elisabeth W. Milne. Defendant. To Elisabeth "W. Milne, Defendant. In the Name of the State of Ore gen: You are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint fllod against you In tho abovo entitled salt on or boforo Saturday, tho 19th day of November? 1921, and for fail ure to appear and answer plaintiff will apply to the court for the rollet prayed for In his complaint, to-wit: For an absolute dtvorco from you on the ground of desertion continuing tor more than one yoar prior to the tiling of said complaint, and for such other and further rellof as to tho court may seom meet and equitable. November 19th, 1921 Is the last day of the tlmo Drescrlbed In the order for publication of this summons In which you may appear and, answer said complaint. This summons Is served by publi cation by order of the Honorable D. V. Kuykendall, judge of the circuit court of the Bute of Oregon for Klamath County, dated October C, 1921, which order required that sum mons be published once a week for six sucesstve weeks, tho first publi cation being October 7, 1921 and the last publication being November 18th, 1921. RENNER, MANNINO & OANONO Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose bast .ness and post offlco address la American National Bank Bldg., Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oro. 7-14-21-28-4-11-18 i!L& .v rO0AK WORK ILeaYeYour Filrcvs 'Before 9 OclocK-Yoor A.M. Pieiiiras ana ready at 3 niuKWoott w ws ALAnu n itujLs urciiuuri win? V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE ' IFB Sjjgfej BUY THEIR DRUGS lAdBi&flt M - wrnorv CEuf DOINGS OF THE DUFFS TOM MEETS ONE OF HELENS FRIENDS BY ALLMAN OH.HOW DO -iOO DO. MR.DUFF? HOW IS HEIEM AND UTTLE DANNV? , J HOW DO iOU DO. MRS - ER-- OH. 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