WEDNESDAY, ACUTHT an, I mill.
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NEW TODAY
All the old papers you onn stoggor
out tho door with or 20c, nt t ho
Herald offlcn. tf
I'Oll HALE
,A beautiful 6 room modem lionui
rlono III. l-nrge grounds, flnn nlimlv.
Priced very low, for a quick ulo.
4 room hoimo, I'D cnh niul 133
per month for 3 yours, no Imurcst.
This boats paying rant.
A fine lot clone In, 'fiOO. Good
terms.
Wo linvo a good assortment of
house and lota In all pnrla of town.
If you urn In tho market, como In
and at' un.
A. A. HKI.UM.1V ft CO.
700 Mnln Kt. 20-31
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1F YOU CONTEMPLATE buying a
homo In Klamath Falls It will pny
you to mil 34 ( J before looking
farther. W Imvo a bargain, ail
FOIl SALE 4 now modern houses,
ou 2 room, ono S room, ar.e 4
room, nnd ono fi room. Inquire 743
N. Ulh HI. 29
AUTOMOIIILK INSURANCE In all
lt forma la written by Clara II.
Calklna, Offlco over Whitman'
Drug store. 211-1
KOIl SALE Rooming hoimo with
almoin 2 years lease. ' '.20 Miiln
St. 29tf
SHINGLE 8TAINH, grnphlto. 11.00
per mil; green l.do; rod Sl.Sfi;
brun 11.25. PnttsraoiM, CUD So.
Oth . ; 29V
WANTED 3I fur clerical work.
Apply WVtwrn Union. 2tf
WANTED Uoy with wheel for mm
neiigor work, mum ho 18 years or
older. Apply Western Union. 2'Jtf
IP IT IS PA I NT wo Imvo It. Pat'.or
boiis, 11.1 1) Bo. 0th. 29-4
KOIl SALE 4 room plntirl
hour,; 2 lota, across nasi Main
street from Mill ltd it It Ion school.
JfifiO down. hnliinca on terms. In
qillro 1205 Wordeti Avo. 29
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS to pnlnleni.
Pat lemons. IIIIO Ho. tith. 29-4
Mil. I,. W. IIARIIKRT
You have nitvornl letters waiting
fur you nt tho Herald offlco. Plocio
cull and (tut I hem. 291 1
FOR RENT lledronm for gciillci.
mans) 303 Wash. 8i. Phono
114-J. 29
FOIl SALE- lly grower, HarHett
pears, f,.25 per fill Hi. box; peach
es, 75c. per 2(1 lb. box; fancy crub
npplen. 7 fir, 20 lb. box: plllimt. 75c,
por 20 lb. box. Addii'sti J. A. Kelts,
AkIiIiiiiiI, Oiv. 29-31
FOIl SALE Largo lent nnd dim
bio rlKRcil stock ;ldb. tith 8t.
Mvory Hum. 1 , "9-MO
WANTKI) Capublcl wmuno for rpii
1 cral hoimnwork fur llirt'o ndiills.
Smiill i'inia:;e. Apply lliildwln Mo
lo offlco. 29-au
VO)l SAM: R I : Troy trnller. In
qulro nt (1. K. Ill ickiunlth Rhop.
29-l
TOlt 8AI,K Modorn B room bnimn,
clirn j, mill conlili'i' Hin.ill car as
pari payment, Call 2111 Michigan
Avo., or phono 4K-1-W. 29-1
(JOfil DAIItV UANPI1 WANTED-
200, 4IIO neros. Owner writn full
lliforniailon to Hox !. .1., Mi-rald of-
flee. 2o-a,t
ITOIl IIKNT t'ozy modern two
room nparlnionl, complotoly fiir
nlHhed. fS Main Si. 29-:iu
fleo tho now Kuppenlioliner fall
aulla nt- K. K, If. atoro, " 27-1
( rinioor, st i'PMiCfi at soi tii.
WKI.IH 1S7-1
i' " .-
Tbroo now stylos of Cutter I'acs nt
K. K. K. Hi oro. . 27-1
Kodak fliilslilni? nl. Sllnson's. Iltr
Schools Open "At Once
Mil'ile l.i'KSons Hholilil Slnrt
New I'lriiutn lire $10 n litimlli,
I'seil linen for less, '
. At, 507 Main HI.
Enrl Shepherd Co.
FOR SALE
I. ATE MODEL, period model Bruns
wick pbonoKriiphs. Winters Jewel
er y BtoTu. - 2H-30
IIHAIKII.'AHTEIIS 1COII biiloil nl
fulfu buy, nny iiuantlty. I'rlcoa
rlKlil, Hon ua before hiijlng. (Iro
nadn WnrelioiiHO & TrueklnK Co.
Tel. (J, Uox 101. Grenada Cal. 28-2
roil BALIS 1 17-ln, alio fllllnn and
hay cutting macblno lit Jlnrry
Iloolh ranch, Morrill lloud. 27-8
FOR SALE First clam Case throsh
Inii outfit. L'nod 3 aeasnns, 82-D4
soporntor, 22-40 . onglno. rnink
Olivia, Tulont, Oro. 2T.-7
I'Oll BAUC IlooinliiK house with
almost 2 yours lviisv. fi2H .Main
tit. 25-29
C'lJNO IMCACHEH
I will alilp you a m AiiKulea lug
box (about 28 lb. not) of Phillips
elliiK ponrhoa by prepaid parcel post
for 12.00 cash with order. Tlicso
nro n Vory film cunnln;; peach and
will ship well. II. II. Phillips, Corn
ing, Cal. ictr
foil 8AI.E llouna plana, comploto
for 0-room modorn sirucluro; an
unusually clever doslRu and ono you
should consider It you aro going to
build. 1 have no use for thorn and
will tell cheap. Call Herald office.
23K
All the old papcra you can stagger
out the door with for 25c, at the
Herald office. tf
HELP WANTED
WANTED Cilrl or mlddlo-aged wo
man to da general house work.
Telephone or wrlto to Mm. Wm. O.
Hugblsteln, Uorrls, California. 28-3
WANTED Womnn cook for mill
camp for about 23 mon, llnx W.
W. Horold office. 27-30.
WANTED Woman or girl to kocp
houso aud care for buby while
mother works. Mrs. W. D. Camp
boll, Lorolla, Oro. 25-29
WANTED Olrl for houeowork. No
washing. Mrj. Robert S. Adams,
Morrill. 24-30
HELP WANTED
An Intelligent person, either aex,
may earn flOO to S200 monthly
corresponding for nowspnpora; IH
to $25 wookly In spare time; expor
Irnre unnecessary; no canvassing;
aubjects suggested. Bond for pur
tloulara. National Press Bureau,
lluftiilo, N. .Y.
Aug.; 21, 1923 Aug. il, 19S4 Inc.
REAL ESTATE
roll BALE Well built 6. room
homo with bulltln buffet, kitchen
cabinets, etc. full sat of plumbing,
largo lovel lots, nlco lawn, shade
and fruit treos. tiood location nnd
tho homo Is complotoly furnished.
Prlco $3800. Terms $1500 cash, bal
ance onsy. n. C. Pnlo. 124 So. 7th
Bt. Phono 183-W or 835 nftcr r:30
p. m. , 28-29
KOn SALE 5 room now modorn
bungalow. Call nt 9 25 Ilose St.
27-1
roil SALE 5 room modorn house.
Closo In. Call 242-W. 21-30
A IIArtl'rAIN 160 acres In 1.. V.
Irrigation District, $1,000 down,
hnlmiea easy terms. E. 11. SodRO
287 So, 18th St., Snn Jose, Calif.
Aug. 20 Sept 19 Inc.
WANTED
IP YOU HAVE n room to rent lo
teachers kindly lint sumo wllh
teachers sorvleo buioiui. l'lionu
r.03-V. or 230-11. -27-1
HEAVY WOIIK HORSES foriblro.
Hubert S. Adams, Merrill. 21-30
WANTED I'y Aug. IB, furnished
house, flvo rooms or mora, phono
114-M. tf
FOR RENT
roil RENT 7 room npnrtment.
Patlorsoii:), Bth St. Phono r.82-J.
37-20
POULTRY
All tho old pnpnrs you can stagger
out tho door with for 25c, nt tho
Herald offlco. tf
Put tho old Htrny on tho shelf. Tho
fiill lints nro rondy nl K. K. K. storo.
i -1
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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J. "i. SAW FOR A ) L BUTTUFWO J S,! S YOOU Wjl U r A L. WS NAME Mtf'. f - : ;
Wmh:, 'SCMMt; : ,
SITUATION WANTED
WANTED To contract tronch ox
cuvntlon for tho lnslallutlon of
owcr plpos. . Jmiulro Loronz Co.
Phono l71-W, 123 N. fin, Ht. 2Stf
IIELIADLE MAN with family would
llkn steady Job for winter. Uood
roforenco. Address W, K. Swain,
Klamuth Kails. . 23-29
IP YOU INTEND TO HUNT or fish
. lo tho mountain! this fall phone
or wrltu A, J. Vollmnn, Itacroatlon,
Oregon, Ruldo' nnd bast of suddlo
borsoa and pack outfit furnished. 0 tf
All tlio old pnpnrs you can stnggor
nut the door with tor 25c, at the
Herald office. (f
LOST & FOUND
All tho old papers you can atagger
out tho door with for 25c, ut tho
Hornld offlco. tf
LOST Friday afternoon, engraved
wrist watch, gold filled. Please
return to Herald office, iieward.
27-29
LOST Sept. 22nd. Between Lnko of
Woods and Klamath Falls, suit
box enclosed In calico bag, contain
ing lady's mixed tweed light color
ed ro.it and skirt, gloves and pongeo
waist with hulrluom. breast pin at
tached, highly valued as kcepsako.
Howard. Return, to W. C. Van Einon,
Hart llldg., Klumnth rails. 23-29'
BUSINESS NOTICES
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to got
good eats. OPEN ALL NIU1IT. 633
Mala Btroot. Phono 624. 14tf
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE KOIl PUIU.ICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
Public Lnnil Balo
Dopnruncnt of the Interior, ,
U. 8. Land Offlco at Lakovlow, Oro.
August 9. 1923.
Notice Is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
Oeneral I-and office, under provi
sions of Sec. 2455, R. 8., pursuant
to tbo application of Maurice L.
Johnson of Klamath FallB, Oregon,
Serial No. 012018, we will offer at
public salo, to tho highest bidder,
but at no less than $5.25 por aero,
at 10 o'clock a. m., on 'the 25th day
Of September, 1923, next, nt this
offlco, the following tract of land:
Tho NWVi 8WH Sec. 15 T.
37S., R. 11V4E., Willamette
Meridian. . :
This salo will not bo kept open,
but will bo declared closed when
thoao present at the hour named
havo coased bidding. The person
making the highest bid will be re
quired to Immediately pay to tho
receiver tho amount thereof.
Any porsons claiming adversely
the nbovo-descrlbcd land' nro advis
ed to fllo their claims; or objec
tions,' on or before tho llmo desig
nated for sulv.
F. P. LIGHT.
' ' Roglstor.
A 16 Sept. 15 Ino.
NOTICE FOIl Pntl.ICATIOX
ISOLATED TRACT
(Publisher)
Public Land Salo
Department of the Interior
U. S. Laud Office nt Lakovlow, Ore.
August 9. 1923.
Notice la hereby given that, as
directed by tho Commissioner of the
General Land office, under provi
sions of Sec. 2455, R. S., pursuant
to the application of Mario Zumpfo,
of Malln, Oregon, Serial No. 011257.
wo will offer at public salo. to tho
highest bidder, but nt not less than
$30.00 per acre, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
on tlio 24th day of September, 1923,
next, nt thin offlco, tho following
tract of land:
Lot 1. Sec. 17. T. 41S., R. 12 E..
Willamette Meridian. (12A.)
Tho salo will not bo kept open,
but will bo doclnred closed when
those present nt tho hour named
havo censoil bidding. The person
malting the highest bid will be re
quired to Immediately pay to tho re
ceiver the amount thoreof.
Any portions claiming adversely
tho nbovo-descrlbed land nro advised
to fllo Ibolr claims, or objections,
on or before tho time designated for
salo.
F. P. LIGHT,
i HogliUer.
A 18 Sept. 13 Inc.
Hlda will bo received tin lo 3
o'clock p. m. on October 22, 1923,
at tbo offlco of tho Superintendent
r-sfTTft: : : y ' : z . ..izzmwn zmsttJi
LEGAL NOTICES
or tho Klamath Indian School,
Klamuth Agency, Oregon, for tho
purchase of orlginul aud Inherited
Indian allotments and parts of al
lotments on tho Kluinatii Reserva
tion, Oregon. Each bid must be ac
companied by a duly certified check
on some aolvent bank for 10 of
tho amount offered. Bales are either
for cash or on tho deferred payment
plan. On the deferred payment plan,
a cash payment of 25 must bo
made within 20 days after accept
ance of salo, and balance In three
eiiial puymonlB of one-fourth tho
prlco annually, with Interest on the
deferred payments at 8 per an
uum. Full payment may bo made
at any timo. All bid should b
forwarded to the above address In
a sealed envelope marked by the
bidder, "Hid on Indian Land, to bo
opened nt 2 o'clock p. m October
22, 1923." Additional Information
as to tills salo with descriptions and
appraisements may obtained from
tbo Superintendent, Klamath Agen
cy, Oregon. MupB showing tho lo
cation of tho lands may be seen ut
any time during office hours at
tho offlco at Klamath Agency, Ore
gon. A 2229, 8 5, 12, 19, 2C, O 3, 10, 17
SUMMONS
In' IVmlty lr a Decree
Suit!
of
IMvorw, No. Ifl.'ia.
IS- Til E CIRCUIT COlTtT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM
' ATH COUNTY.
Elmer Thomas Anderson, Plain
tiff, vs. Margaret Hannah Ander
son, Defendant.
TO MARGARET HANNAH ANDER
SON, the above named Defend
' ant:
In the Name or the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required, to
appear and answer tho complaint
filed against you In tho above en
titled suit on or bofore Wednesday,
the 20th day of September, A. D.
1923, tbat being the day ot the last
publication of Summons and tbo last
day within which you are required
to answer as fixed by tho Order ol
Publication of this Summons.
If you fall to appear and answer,
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded lu said com
plaint. Said suit Is brought to se
cure dissolution 'of the bonds ot
matrimony existing between yourself
and plaintiff, and for the custody
of the minor sort, Robert Prentice
Anderson, upon the grounds of
this desertion of this plaintiff by you
for the period of one year..
This Summons1 la published In the
Evening Herald, n dally newspaper
ot general circulation, printed, pub
lished nnd circulated In Klamath
County. 8t.Uo of Oregon, nt Klam
ath Falls, OrcRon, br order of the
Honorable A. L. I-eavItt, Judgo of
suid court, dated August 14, 1923,
first publication to bd mnde on tho
lr.in dnv of Anent. 1923. and the
" : " fS9, wS vtt tfimSSTM lrl
aary; .iUiA""IWji ' AH You MOST 2o ? ; F B!" I nfffijfjl Jl
nf -FARMS and dairies every. vST., HAHT 1 gK : ,
;, J, where in the west-f or the auto- ' T U s&ZZJri i
W ' mobile, the motor truck, the motor- - vU 'I ' 1
cycle, aid tho irrigation pump; -.rv; - j- y- ti$:M P 1 !
J quick starting Shell Gasoline is the , ZsL"--f T'4v S '
' -' motive power of dependability. It . . I vj" ' j I I i "
- always serves economically and ' g yl - VA ' 1 I I Sgt
well. If you want utmost quality in - r-" '4BC yiJW I
' gasoline, you'll have your wants Jpie V v'SWr9jKwVcl I
w. i supplied at a Shell dealer's. Jr" fiW.- fWWjgi !'
?f'''i-!E3lMac MY '.ast hano YE.T Qvf cong. hot 11!
' . THEY DON'T. KNOW THEMSELVES APART v By BLOSSER
1 , ' I .-.-.' -.X' ... A 'T
LEGAL NOTICES
last publication thereof on the 26th
day of September, 1923.
RENNER. MANNING- It GANONG,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
American National Rank
building, Klamath Fails,
Klamath, County, Oregon.
A 15, 22, 29, Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26.
NOTICE FOR rURLICATIOX
fPubtlKlier.)
Deportment of the Interior,
U. S. Land office at Lakevlew, Ore.
August 4, 1923.
Notice I hereby given tbat Algla
F. Graham, of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, who on December 30, 1919,
made Homestead Application, No.
011153, for Lots 1, 5, 6 and 8, Sec
tion 25, Township 37 8., Range 8 SC.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of Intention to make Flna) Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before C. R.
DoLap, Clerk of the County Court, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 15
day of September, 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clarence Plogree, J. H. Drlscoll,
II. II. Graham, and H. C. Lord, all of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT,
Register.
A 11 Sept. 11 Inc.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
You are hereby notified tbat the
Board of Equalization wilt attend on
Scptembor 10, 1923 (the second
Monday in September) nt the county
judge's office In the oldest court
bouse, and iwlll remain in session
for thirty days from that date for
tho purpose of examining the as
sessment rolls for the year 1923,
ar.U correcting nil errors In valua
tion, description or qualities of land,
lots or other property assessed by
the assesor. It shall be the duty
of all persons Interested to appear
at the time and place appointed.
All protests against valuations
fixed by the assessor must be filed
with the board during the first ten
days of said session.
T ' ' W. T. LEE,
Assessor of Klamath County.
A 23 Sept. 10 Inc.
ltlDS FOIl HAY BY THE CITY OF
KLA.1L1TH FALLS
Tho city of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, desires sealed bids on the fur
nishing of (15) fifteen tons of tim
othy and alfalfa hay, free from fox
tnll and weeds, and not more than
50 per cent alfalfa. Said hay to be
delivered at tho city barn on Second
s!re;t. between Oak and Walnut Sts.
The barn, holding about (10) ten
ton. may bo filled this fall, bal
ance to be delivered as required.
Bids will bo opened September 10th,
1923 nl 8 o'clock P. - My
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS,,
lly Lem L. Gaghagen,
olice Judge.
A 29. S 1. 5. 8
MENNONITIES TO
CREATE COLONY
, LOS ANGELES. Cal., Aug. 29.
A group of Russian Mennonltes now
living n Los Angeles and vicinity
Is preparing to establish a religious
colony In northern Mexico. The
matter already has been taken up
-with Leandro Garza Leal, Mexican
consul here, and the promise re
ceived that the Mexican government
will afford the usual facilities to set
tlers. A committee of fivo Meaio
nltes soon will leave to Inspect pos
sible sites' for the colony.
The heads of more than 100 fam
ilies already have registered for tho
migration and as many more are
expected to take similar action, it la
stated. Tho Russians are said to
favor going Into Chihuahua, near
tho colonics of several thousand
Monnonltes who recently went there
from Canada, but If they cannot ob
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LINKVILLE IN
EO WJP&ueR WHO 02L1VEBI WASHINGS Vot. HI Wli)j7
tKe- I V neur . ,-- i ' -
tS YI?BS rtAMB MSNTlCMBD
EVERETT TRUE
tain the necessary hind there, they
will go Into Durango or to tho coait
of Slnaloa. I
LKJHTNIXU PLAYS PRANKS
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.
Lightning tired two huge Standard
Oil . company tanks at San Pablo
yesterday. Lightning struck J
church at Benccia, the Oakiand r:ty
hall flagpole and did othot damage.
Tom Wyo, Thermo, and sport knit
sweaters at K. K. K. storo. 27-1
Ssrno fond mothers believe that
they could love their babies to death
and some mean old bachelors wish
thoy would.- i
SCHOOL SUPPLIES At' SOUTH
WELff 37-4
Patrick mackinaws at K. K. K.
store. ' '.- 37-1.-,
Kodak finishing at Stlnaon'i, 8tl
YE OLDE TIMES
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