The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 11, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTt'UHIiAY, HKI'T. II, IIIUII. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAJXS, OREGON fata Fly n t Evening Herald's Page Of sified Ad: n Clas 1 1 The Evening Herald CI.AHHII'IW) All IIATKH first Insertion ........-..per line 10c -Two Insertions mt I Inn Mr Thrwt hiaerllona .."..., it lino Knur lliacrtlotia mt lluo lir.c Wedl (0 tlinoe) per linn HOr Onn nninlli .. per line 7fle 1 Minimum charite 25o. Ada not conseoutlvo ore chnrxcd ns now fol lowing onch nmmlmilon. First Insertion la In "Now Today" column without extra charge, but II linortlonn In thnt column sro nt first Insertion rate, Display eluultliid .da .( where type larger than this Is used) are counted nlna lluoi lo Inch, Copy niunt be Id Herald office by noon lo got In tint day's paper. NEW TODAY roil DAIjK Five room modern homo i n 1 1 ih ron room houio, nil on uino lot, nicely located, close lo church, tcliool and biialnusg, bUt level lot. It'e a real luirKaln nt l.tiluo. Term,. Cbllco'c & Ujulth, 727 Mil I n Bt. 11 Foil BALK Ncut four room cotiaiu on Crmrnnt Ave., breakfast nook, built-in features, cem?nt walk. You'll like It at lIDuu.Oo, only 1260.00 miIi, Chllcoto & Hmltli, 727 Main Hi. 1 WANT T( HUM,. V ofu real estate specialists and liiindlo no side limn, We have the help lUitl the equlptiiunt lo give prompt end efficient norvlrn. I.lt your property with lit. If the price 1 rlnlit, we hustlo to find the buyer, rlpeclnl attention Riven to property or ntiii-rtu!dr.:its. Chllcoto & Hmltli, 727 Mnln St. 11-12 FOIt SALE Cheap, (iood sewing machine. 1311 Burnetii Ave. i i i-ia . VANTKD Competent man wuiiIh ' Job as nlKht walrhinau. I'lidor tunds electric and steam oiiulpniunt. Can give reference. I'hono &". 11-13 tll.t'K DAMSON I'l.l.'.MS. nt Mr. l.nnvltt' on Conger avenue. J'liouo J2-K. ILK KAUIIITS KOIl HAI.K Call M. I.. l.untf at 2017 Kberleln Ave.. Mills Add. ( 11-18' LOST A kit of nulo tool In brown cnuvns folder'. Liberal rownrd. Call Llnvllle, 471-W. ll-u WOMAN WANTS wanlilng to do ul hom''AVIII nlmi go out by hiii-. lmiulro J38 Mtrttlo Way. 11-13 WAMiT TO KENT flood furnished " houiin with gnrngo. Inquire Mr.s. Tboa. A. Dultun, Ixe Apia. ll-u Foil BALK Kuril Lug. Top, wilid hlold end fenders uud other ex tras.) Inquire Kurd garure. Price IJK0.0O. 11-17 Foil ItE.NT-lledrooiu for Kentlo i num. Until nml phono. 303 Wusb luxton. I'lionu 144-J. 11 KOIl HALK Klectrlc plnle, '.nearly ,-, now. 3ti;i Washington.. Hume 1H-J. H .VAXTi;n to itrv a jii.cd bcmitiK niovo. I'lionu 20U.J. , 11. WANTKIi Woiiiiiii or -girl- for i housework. Steady Job. Ilrllt work, dill 4)011 .Main St. 11' 44l,l MM'N tilKL AfiAIN' MIXS tW.il TV COSTJINT ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. II. -Miss Mary IvntWInri Cnjuljlwll of Col'mn lius, Ohio, Fntindiiy bilked In thn k.aov.iu!ee Unit her beauty of form bad won from five malo Jtulr.ca of the aliniiiil ,J-"it 1 1 Ueauly content the rlclit lo we;ir for Hie roeiind r.uciena Ive yoar Ilio llllo of Mliw America, ntici n of unvonty-flvo foil- coutesl 11 111 it from o,i inatiy clllea. Wlilln Dio balliluK Jinlt pnr.'iilft WiiH- but Olio (ir i ree lema, all of which ivcrn to count In Mm flnnl JiKlRCiui'iit', Ilio Jlid'oi (iil(lily waiv ed foniiuHHc.i wlf.:i 'Miiia t'aiupboll iippcared n a oni-plcro oiiiiiko bath ililt null, iilrliouiih Him Ii.id nol been pined In ' ellhi-j- the 'roller ch:ilr parail'i or evrnliiH gown exhibitions'. Cured Without Surgery ; JF you suffer with Piles J will send you my jFREJZ, illustrated book polling of the causes, symptoms and injurious ,t,fTf taif neglectej. It ttlso describes five non surgical, pniiilesa lethotl which i.iilc nvff to GyARANTEE a 55 "pecily and' prtmnnent ClirC.Tircmennny b lata KiMi'l.' wckllfd lliiionveiiHntle mam FOR SALE t'2r,0.00 (,'AHII tnliea Chevrolet tour ing 1U20. Cortl tlrea. Meal con dition. Apply 410, 10th HI. 10-12 KOIl HALIO Onn bed Including Hprlngii, (dernier and healing ntovo. Cull 01!l N. loth Klrcel. 10-11' KOIl BALM Oil KXCIIANOK Tour ing car with xpwlal body equip ped for traveling, riionn 374-J or aildroiM 02 Oak, Apt, 4. 10-12' KOIl BALH2 bed ted, 2 bed prlnga, 2 Inaltreaaea, il rockera, tovet, tallica, Ice box, linoleum 0x12 cuiigoleiim rug, amnio barrel abut gun. Call nfler 0 p. m. f05 Houth th Bt. ' 10-13' KOIl KALK Two-ton 1MC truck. Call at U. P. Lowl Orocery, Blxth alruiit. 1 0-1 S KOR BALK All or part of brand now camping outrit at a bargain. 038 N. Klrnl Bt. I'hono 170-M, 8-12 BARGAIN In tund Cadillac with trurk body. Mut be Keen to bo appreciated. Phone 4 9-W. 8-1 ! KOM 8ALK 8tudebaker Special. 707 Waihlngtan Bt. 81 4 KOR BALK 2 Holntnlu. 1 Iloon. 1 Hod Durham cows. G-8, 2 red belt er .all fronb In aprlng, 1 black Jer aey heifer, 3 cnlvim, 1 boar, 2 brood ow, in piga, pure Polnnd-Chlna kld taddlo home, chlckcnn, Do La val, brooder, plow, harrow. Como nnd look. Itcaiiona for ale, removal. Ilntea ojid Allen, Olene, Ore. 11-13 .VOTICU Deo hlvoe, acctloun, up lilloa of all klnda and honey for iftlo nt 324 N. 11th St. 8-12 KOM BALK Druiih Ilroom. houM etylo and puh broom. Junto or iert. Phono 445 -M. S-12 KOIl SALE 1 17-ln. alio filling end bay cutting machine at Harry Doolu ranch, Merrill Koad. 27-8' KOM SALE drat cln Caio threah Ing outrit. Ued 3 aoaions, 82-64 aepnrator, 22-40 englno. Frank Oavli, Tnltmt, Ore. 16-7 KOM BALE Ilouao plans, camploto fur (-room modern itrncture; an unusually clover dualgn and one you boiild consider It you are going to build. I have Bo uo for them and will sell cboap. Call Herald office. 2311 All tho old papers you can e'oKRer nut the door with, tor, SOa, at tho Herald offlco. tf . BUSINESS NOTICES ItKAli HILK CifAKAXTKKI" 1IOS IKItY HXinj, I-l ltK HII.K Box of four pair $5.&0 Ilox of six pair 8.00 Men's. lx pairs for 6.00 Cull Mr. T. J. Kvnns, Haldwln Ho tel. 10-13 DON'T MJH3 this opportunity! fine rotiinurnnt for snlo, hnvo steady tro'le; a tine Investment; restaurant located lu Oujloquln, Oregon, niunt sell on account of bad health. All jicthoiis lliteroetoil opply Dltlo Cnfc, Chiloquln, Oregon. . REAL SILK HOSIERY 100 PEUCK.NT PURE SILK HOSIi Coll Mrs. T. J. Kvnna, ltnliluiu Hotel, aim will nlinw you samples nnd take your order. , G-ll TIM ANOl.JB CAKW Tbe tlaea to get good ante Ol'EN ALL NIOIIT. 6,t Mnln Htroot, I'bone 621. 14if RENT a. ROOM KOIl HUNT .Suitable for two men, with bnth, close In. 11114 Pino St. '10-l:i HOCREKKKPINO rooms. 4 20 Com mercial SI. 10-11 FOR J I"! I': Heavy work horses. 'Robert. S. Aduius, Merrill, .Ore. S 1 O 3- Inc. FOR RENT-a-Two connecting bed rooms will) hot and cold water In ono room. Suitable for 2 or 3 ladles or ' gentlemen.- UPS Lincoln, corner of 3rd St. Phono 284-J. 3Uf LIVESTOCK ' KOIl BALK 3 cpws and good milk route, llov 281, cliy. li)-td DOINGS OF THE DUFFS IT ISN'T SUCH TO PADDLE A SOME OP Tne$E FELLOWS Think THAT ONLV OME.3 THAT CAM DO ANVTHlNGr 1 im REAL ESTATE llOI'BB KOIl BALK H22 Lincoln, ubovo high school. lniiilro 1)21 Klfth Bt. 1010' KOIl BALIS 4 room plnatored house, screen In front uud buck porcb.' Hun garuge. Clone to depot'. 1 n f ii 1 1 707 Wasbluglon. I'lionu 331-W. 10-10 WANTHI) TO HUNT Or buy small dairy ranch on Morrill Koad. Hox 2, lleruld office 7-18 KOIl BALK Modern 6 room house, choup, will consider small car as part payment. Call 213 Michigan Ave., or phoue 483-W. 0-12' KOIl SALE Kino five room random bungalow, screened porch, large closuts, bullMn features, full base ment, pavement paid In full. For pnrtlculurs address Hox M. P., Her ald office, 31lf A BARGAIN 160 acres In L. V. Irrigation District, 11,000 down, balance easy terms. K. B. Bedga 287 Bo. 18th Bt., Ban Jose, Calif. Aug. 20 Sojit 19 Inc WANTED BOYS WANTKD A few positions opon for carriers on Herald routes. Apply circulation manager. Herald office. 6 1 f WANTED TO RICNT 3, 4 or 6 room unfurnished house. No children. 8. J. Ualloy, 8, P. depot. INSURANCE THAT INSURES Is written br Clara B. Calkins. Of fice over Whitman's drug store. 4-7 HEAVY WORK HOR8ES for hire. Robert 8. Adams, Morrill. 24-30 BOYS WANTED A few positions open for carriers on Herald routes. Apply circulation malinger, Herald offlco. 6tt WANTED By Aug. IS, furnished bouso, flTo rooms or more, phone 114-M. 9tt AH tho old papers you can stagger nut the door with tor 25c, at tbe Herald office. tf LOST & FOUND LOST Brown neck fur between Pino Troo theatre and While Peli can hotel, iteturii to Herald office and receive reward. 10-12' LOUTSunday.- on 8lh Mnln or 4th treets or In (lolden Clow, Siber ian grey squirrel collar. Liberal re ward for return to Herald offlre. 10-16 LOST Ladles shrine pin. Please return to Herald office. 10-13 LOST Several weeks pay duo to ecrlous acclilont. Let Robinson and Resenqulst, Room 4, Sugnrman building insure you with a sickness nnd accident policy. 8-14 LOST Ono black shepherd dog, blind In ono eye. name Tlpp. Ho ward of $5.' 133 N. 19th Bt. 6-11 ' LOST Shepherd dog. medium site. ' black body, browu trout, answers nanio Brownie. Liberal reward. T. J. Evans. Baldwin Hotel. D-ll HELP WANTED WANTED (llrl for Rcnernl house work. 506 Is'. 8th St. Mrs. Kalll hee. 10-11' HKLP W'ANTKIV Girls to work in confectionery nnd lunch. Inquire nt Bluebird. 10-15 "ANTE1 Insido finishing carpen ter. Cull Areado Hotel. 10-12 BOYS WANTED A few positions . open for cnrrlers on llorald routes. Apply circulation manager, Herald of Ike, Ctf III0J,1 VAXTEJ An Intelligent person, either sex, piay earn $100 to f.200 monthly corresponding for- newspapers; $15 to $25 weekly In spare time; exper ience unnecessary; no cnnvasalng; subjects suggested. Bend for par ticulars. National Press Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y.' Aug.. 21, 1023 Aug. il, 1024 Inc. POULTRY All tho old pnpers yo'rt can stagger out tho d-ior with for 2oo, at tho Hers Id office. tf A TRICK WF1L CANOE - THEV ARE THE JUMP JUMP UP AT YOU- M ZZZ SITUATION WANTED WANTED To contract trench cx cuvatlon for the tnntullatlon of sewer plpoa. Inquire Ixirenz Co. Phono 371-W; 123 N. 6th Bt. 25tf IK YOU INTEND TO HUNT or flsk In tho mountains this fall phone or wrlto A. 3. Vollman, Recreation, Oregon. tiulde nod best of saddle horses end pack outfit furnished. Dtf All the old papers you enn stagger out the door with for 25c, at tbe Herald office. tf MISCELLANEOUS BICYCLE TAKEN Krom alley, rear of Liberty theatre. Return to 133 V. Tenth HI. and no questions will bo asked. . 10-13' All tho old papers you can stagger out the door with fur 25c, at the IJorald office. tf LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOIt Pi nLICATIO.V ISOLATKIJ TRACT (Publisher) Public Land Bale Department of the Interior U. 8. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore. August 9. 1923. Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the Commissioner of tbe Oencral Land office, under provi sions of Bee. 2455, R. 8., pursuant to tbe application of Marie Zumpfe, Of Malln, Oregon, Serial No. 011257, w0 will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less than $30.00 per acre, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 24th day of September. 1923, next, at this office, tbe following tract of land: Lot 1. Sec. 17, T. 41S., It. 12 E., Willamette Meridian. (12A.) Tbe sale will not be kept open, but will be declared closed when those present at tbe bour named havo ceased bidding. Tbe person making the highest bid will be re quired to Immediately pay to tbe re ceiver the amount thereof. Any persons claiming adversely tbe above-described land are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before tho time designated for sale. F. P. LIGHT, Register. A 18 Sept. 18 Inc. NOTICK FOIt TrTBLIOATlO.V ISOLATED TRACT Public i.nnd Sale ' . Peparlnient of the Interior, U. S. Land Offlco at Lakevlew, Ore. August 9, 1923. Notice is hereby TS'vca that, as directed by tho Commissioner of tbe General Land office, under provi sions of See. 2456, R. S., pursuant to tbe application of Maurice L. Johnson of Klsmnth Falls, Oregon, Serial No. 012018, we will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at so lea than 5.25 per aero, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 25th day of September, 1928, next,'-at this office, tbe following tract of lsnd: The NW14 SW Sec. 16 T. S7S., R. 11 HE., Willamette Meridian. This salo will not be kept open, but will be declared closed when those present at the hour named havo coased bidding. The person making tbe highest hid will be re juired to Immediately pay to the receiver tbe amount thereof. ' Any persons claiming -adversely the above-described land are advis ed to file toclr claims, or objec tions, on or before, the time desig nated for sale. ' F. P. LIGHT, Register. A 16 Sept. 15 inc. NOTICE OF SALE Equity No. 15Va. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORKtiON FOR KLAM ATH COl'NTY. G. W. Henvilin, Plaintiff, vs. Rich-, urd Frost and Grace Frost, De fendants, i Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an execution nnd order of Kilo Issued out of tho nhovo entitled court nnd cause on August 16th, 1923. upon judgment and decree miulo and entered of record in said court nnd cause In favor of the abovo named plaintiff nnd against the said defendants, directing tho snlo of tho real property hereinafter des cribed to satisfy tho sum of $400.00 with Interest thereon nt tho rato of ten lier cent per annum from May 12th, 1915; for the further sum of $100.00 tis attorney's fee, and for cents and disbursements taxed ut $37.80. Now, therefore, by virtue of said wilt, I hnvo duly levied upon snld HiiVM DlOTU.1T 'n-l!l;c, 1 GET T.HE.RE? Vol) WOULDN'T . UP AT VOU- LEGAL NOTICES real property, and on October 1st, 1923, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door of tho Klamath County Courthouse, Klamath Falls, Oregon, wilt sell at public anctlon to the highest bidder for cash In band, subject to redemption according to law, all tho right, title and Interest of the said defendants, and eaeb of them, in and 4o the following des cribed premises, to-wlt: Bltuato In Klamath County, Oregon; the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of sec tion 21, township 40, south, range 8, east of Willamette Meridian. Dated: Klamath Falls, Oregon, August 27,' 1923. L. L. LOW, Sheriff. By Burt Hawkins, Deputy. A 28, 8. 4, 11, 18, 25 GUARDIAN'S NOTICE OF SALE OF ItEAL PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE-OF OREGON FOR KLAM ATH COUNTY. In the Matter of the Guardianship of Benjamin Solon Jones, a Minor. Notice is hereby given that pur suant to an order of said court duly made and filed, authorizing and directing me as guardian to sell the following described real estate, to wlt: All of lot 12. and that por tion of lots 3 and 7 lying east of the Southern Pacific com pany's (Central Pacific Railway company's) Tight of way In see- tlon 8, township 85 8. range 7 E. W. M. 1n Klamath County, State of Oregon, containing 26.48 acres, more or less, at private sale for cash. I will, on and after September 29th., 1923. sell for cash said real esate described herein. Any Gale hereunder shall be sub ject to confirmation by said court, and bids for said property will be re ceived by me at tbe office of W. C. Van Emon, attorney at law 204-5 Hart Building, Klamath Falls, Ore. ; BEN JONES, Guardian. S 4, IU 18, 25 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH, la the Matter of trie Estate of Michael J. Walsh, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given to the cred itors of said deceased and all per sons interested in bis estate, to pre sent their claims to the undersigned, the duly appointed administrator of said estate, ot the office of J. II. Carnahen, in the Loomls Building in Klamath Falls, Oregon, witbin six months from and after the 14th day of August. 1923, the date ot the first publication of this notice. PATRICK J. WALSH, 'Administrator of the Estate of Michael' J. Walsh Deceas ed. A 14, 21. 28, Sept. 4, 11 NOTICE OF MEETING' OF THE It O A 11 1 OF KQVAIilZATlON OF THE HORSEFLY UtJRIGA TION DISTRICT OF KLAM ATH COl'NTY, OREGON Notice Is hereby given, that the Board of Directors of Tho Horsefly Irrigation District of Klamath Coun ty, Oregon will sit as a Board of Equalization, commencing on the 2d day ot October. 1923, nt the office ot snld board In the town ot Bo nanta, and at 'the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. to hear objection to the assessment -roll for the year 1923, to be levied on Sept. 3d, 1923. The meeting will continue in ses sion from day to day, as long as may be necessary tor such equalization of assessment. WM. F. B. CHASE, Secretary of tho Board of Directors. S 4, 11. IS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS You are hereby notified that tbe Board of Equalization will attend on September 10, 1923 (tho second Monday in September) nt tbe county Judge's office in the oldest court house, nnd 'Will remain In session for thirty days from that data for the purpose of examining tho as sessment rolls tor the year 1923, and correcting nil errors In valua tion, description or qualities of land, lots or other property assessed by the assesor. It shall he the duty of all persons lntesested to appear at tho time nnd place appointed. - AH protests against valuations fixed hr the assessor must bo filed "- .HOr"tloi5SMHERET" I f 'WElLTt W IS-THE FIRST T ( FOR. A ( WHILE BY THE. " ( TIME IM V YOUWS LIFE THAT I t WAV ThYnGSSk- ' J ( ' ' EVER ELT THE MEED, ) 'ia)SL' xn w y OF THE HELP OF A S . ' - ' v .MAN',' ' -rpr? LEGAL NOTICES with the board during tbe first ten days of said session. W. T. LEE, Assessor of Klamath County. A 23 Sept. 10 Inc. NOTICE OF MEETING OF F.QCALI S5ATIO.V BOAKJ) OF THE LAN GKLL VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of tbe Langell Valley Irrigation District, will, com mencing Tuesday, ithe 2d day of October, 1923, at the office of the Board of Directors at No. 16 Loom Is Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon sit as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of reviewing and correcting the Assessment Roll of said district for the year 1923-1924. Dated this 4th day of September, A. D. 1923. A. L. WISHARD, Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Langell Val ley Irrigation District. 8 4,11,18 NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUALI ZATION HOARD OF THE EN. TERPIIISE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Notice Is hereby given that -the LINKVILLE IN THE WHCl-e TtJWM VU4S MAD WHEN THE NWHT WATCHMAN, WHO WAS SUPPOSED TO KEEP THE UNO-AIMED CALF AT THE DEPOT FROM BE1LRNi, FELL ASLECPON THE OOB. , -- - - : EVERETT TRUE r UUL7L.L.I -- I I I 1 IIH MEfioRY traiming: sstetA for. yoo chronic OUT A CCNT1- "INT,. ' fs;l "-"Sap , -1 - y "THCN Tuts "SECOND Hit5K S Tt3tC " THCM RIGHT OyX, lYP.' s V I I -iMUltilil. I""1 ' '"I ""V" " ' XEGXLTiNOTICES Board of Dlreotors of the Enterprise Irrigation District, will, commenc ing Tuesday, the 2d day of October, 1923, at the office of the Board of Directors at No. 16 Loomls Build ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, sit as a Board of Equalization for the pur pose of reviewing und correcting the Assessment Roll of said district for the year 1923-1024. Dated this 4th day of September, A. D. 1923. ' O. J. HILLY ARD, Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Enterprise Irrigation District of Klam ath County, Oregon. 8 4, 11, 18 . One of the greatest accomplish ments of makers of astronomical In struments Is the Invention of a high ly polished mirror, made of metal, which splits a single beam of light Into seven separate beams, sach of a different color. The jraven beams In themselves constitute a single white beam'. .- .' Kodak finishing at Stlnson's- 3tf Advertising pays. Try It and see. YE OLDE TIMES hw CONDO -7"" 1 4NPy BY AIXMAN $ - j:i'3"IX'Bffl W&iJlVWtNT IMC 7-' vMAO SNOUGM& A WINK Oatl 5yBirjE"n aHTfistia scrap J Writ today for Rook. R. CtilAS. J. DEAN iailBMiliTt1Wnajalliliaailaa 1