MOMMV, HIOIT. 17, lu:l.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEW TODAY
IVCOMK I'ltOI'KlttT
FOIl HAI.K KooinlliK huuuo of 20
roonii, alwaya routed. Good
building and 2 lino Iota, Including
corner, l'ihe Include nil furiilimo
nnd equipment mid In only $13.7ou
on terms. It. ('. Dale, m Ho. Ttli
HU, Tel. 1H3-W-. 17
WlANTKr AO opportunity to ex
plain : lio superior advnntugp of
our "Honest Incoino" Insurance,
llablnaon and ItunqntliiUt. It. mm 4,
Hugitrman llidg, 17-22
114(10 I1UYS 4 room house, corner
Oil nnd K., North Klamath Addi
tion. Oak furniture, Una range,
good cellar. Everything belonging
to tbu place gnoa. 4 oft for nil
cuh. Coma and see I ti In. 17
FOR ;1ALK Another lot of extra
fine W. L, ptillvta ten and twelve
wees old. Will bo fine winter lay
era. 75c and & each. Mnywood
I'oultry Farm. Coming. Calif. 17-21
KOI-'ND A bicycle near Baldwin ho
tel. Owner may havo imih for
paying for thla ad. Inquire 10 Main
street. Wj. Bchalrer. 17-19
FOR RENT Two bodrooma. Coll
10 Jefferson or phone 447-M.
17-22
HACIlllKKl)
FOR BALE .Uosutlful home of' 6
rooms, atrlctly modern In every
reaped. Hood location, corner lot.
paving in on both etrcou and fully
paid. A tow of too convenience are,
full concrelo baaement, furnace, tire
place, double garuge, nnd numerous
features which can only bo apprecia
ted by aeeiug them, . Oon't take my
word that It li a rare bargain but
como ee for your jell. R. C.
Dole, 124 8o. 7lh SuJjfl. 183-W. 17
WANTED Young muu to make
.himself useful In bakery. Call
SlxiU St. Bakery. 17tf
COMPETENT KURSK wants any
kind of rases bus furnished room.
Call 402 Walnut, , 17-22
I.OHT Sunday.. Sept. IB. 1923.
Bnmewliere on l-num-ll . vulloy
road, weai side of valley, betwoon
the Frank (Irnha ranch nnd l.ot
Ittver, south of UoiinnsH or on now
market road In I'oo valley, or bo
twoen Oleno anil Klamath Knlla, Two
quart Thermo, bottle In a hliu-k
leather case, Intide of n whl'o linen
hag. Finder return to 413 High SI.
or phono v6 13 ond rocelvo a reward.
17tt
FOR 8AI.K Modern 6 room house.
furnished or unfurnished. Terni.i.
Will 'conalder atnull car ns part pay
ment. S13 Michigan Ave. or phone
4 88-TV'. ' 1--22
WANTKI) TO HIT V Five or alx
room house. Close In. Addros.t
llox K. llornld office. 17-1H"
I'RACTICAI. NIIUBK wants mutern
Ity cnaes. Cnu glvo ' roferoncea.
l-hono 19-F-10. " tT-8
WANTED .Automobile mechanic
Must give reference. ' Imperial
Garage, 3d nnd Main. 17-1
FOIl RENT 3 lutgu clean bed
roomn for gentlemen. 303 Wash
ington. IMiono 114-J. 17-1H
Texas hull player was pinched for
flirting. Tried to mako a hit. Ho
will bo out noon.
Mo'vlo Btnr married a movlo ex
tra. May bo utai tlng at the bottom
so 'sho cim work up.
Wbnt's. hocoino of monk.y gln l
dUieovury? Yoit don't ceo tiny old
men hurling to .school.
' Itu'llmi's shot up n Greek town.
Try this rin yoiir neighbor's plnno.
I'tniy, shaped llko a boot, thinks
shb Una a kick coming.
Thnt nolsi-'yoii ""'' 'rom H""-1"
Is Ihcorhs bolng exploded.
When wn learn ho hungry
wrtif Ih wo will ho nblo to tell ytm
hoiv hungry1 some Gorman arc
leiirlliflimUo . Iiiih wiped,.,, t Ui
vellotv nerll.. Il nnv.ir was na grout
n fj'cnl n being yellow,
tho greatest trouble In Aula Is
nnd Is too far from tho liiillmi
lltatnii to borrow money.
rY3
FOR SALE
FOIl 8ALK 0 melody aaxnpliono
with cnao, Ilka now, fXO. Cull at
Central burlier ahop. 020 Main Hi.
K.-21'
ALU WOOL men' atllta or over
coat made to menaure for 123. CO,
For purtlculnra cull 109. 12-1S
FOIl RAf.E 1 1921 OnKland 0 tour
ing. a 7 5 . Hro Ulll Wllliuma lit
Metropolllnn (lurugo. I2tf
FOR BA 1. 12 Ford bug. Top, wlnd
hluld and fendora and other ox
traa. Inquire Ford gurago. Price
1180.00. 11-17
FOU HAMS llouae plana, complete
for 6 -room modern atructuro; an
'iniiauallr clever doalgn and one you
hould coualder If you are going to
tin Hit. I hiivn no uae for them nnd
will aell cheap. Call llnrnld office.
23tf
FOR RENT
FOIl HKNT Apartment of two
tnnnia and hath, well furnlnhed,
ndulta only; 131 North 2nd, cran.r
of Tine. 1,1-17
FOR RENT 2 coiy bodrooma for
gentlemen. 137 Flral atreot.
12-18 '
FOR ItlRB Heavy , work horana.
liohert B. Adnma, Morrill. Oro.
fl 4 O 3 Inc.
FOR RENT Two connecting bod
rooma Willi hot and cold water
In on room. Kultnblo for 2 or 3
ludlea or gentlemen. 300 Lincoln,
corner of 3rd Bt. Phono 284-J. Sltt
HELP WANTED
WANTKD Coohler for 2V4 hour
work each afternoon nnd ono
evening of tho week. Cull phono
8: 15-17
STEADY MARRIED Man wnntod to
milk cow. Call 110 N. 4lh Ht.
14-17
nOY9 WANTED A few poaltlon
open for carrier on llornld
rnutea. Apply circulation manager,
Herald office. Git
IlKl.!' WANTKD
An Intelligent peraon, either ox,
may earn 1100 to 8200 monthly
correapondtng for newapnpor; 1 1 6
to 25 weekly In apart time; exper
ience unnoceaaary; no can valuing;
subject auggeated.' Bond for par
ticular. National Proa Bureau,
Ays- (SI. 1023 Aug. SI. '1924 lnc.3
LOST & FOUND
LOST. STRAYED OR 8TOLEN.
Bentember 9th. one' bay more.
wolght BOO pounda; no brand, wltlto
right hind foot; amnll-wlre cut left
front foot: white star In faco. Lib
eral reward. Notify C. C. Colvin,
llox 80 or phone 417. 15-21
LOST $140.00 In currency on trail
betwoon White Lunch and White
Pollcnn hotol yoatordny about noon.
Money wn In ornngo colored rub
ber bag. Return to Herald office.
Howard. 14-17
LOST Tool box botwecn Highway
Garago and Kono. Return to
Highway Garage. 15-18
LOST Sundny. on 8th Main or 4th
atrcota or In Golden Glow, Siber
ian grey aqnlrrcl collar. Liberal To
ward for roturn to llornld offlco.
10-ltt
WANTED
W1ANTED Lawn mower to sharp
en, work guaranteed. Phono
44G-M. 14-20 ' .
BOYS WANTED A fow positions
opep for carriers on Herald
routos. Apply circulation manngor,
Herald offlco. 6tf
HEAVY WORK HORSES for hlro.
Robort S. Adams, Morrill. 24-30
BOYS WANTED A fow positions
opon for carriers on llornld
routos. Apply circulation manager,
Hornld offlco, tf
WANTED 'By Aug. IB, furnished
honso, tlvn rooms or moro. pnono
114-M. "If
SITUATION WANTED
WANTED To contract trench ex
cavation for tho Installation i
sowor plpoa. Inquire Lorona Co.
Phono S71-W. 123 N. Bth fit. SMf
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
(( GOODBYE, OANNV -VOU
be a good boy today
WHILE DADDY IS AT
THE OFFICE -
! V ' -Ipiwix. ''
REAL ESTATE
FOR 8AI.I5 2 lute on corner Bth
and Unoaevelt. Cull tir.l Uon Ht.
or phone 04 7, 1.1-19
A BAItOAIN ICO acre. In U V.
Irrigation DUirlct, tl,00 down,
balunce euay turiua. li. li, Bedge
287 bo. 18th Ht., Ban Joae, Cullf.
Aug. 20 Sept 18 llic
BUSINESS NOTICES
DANDY MAOAZINH club offors.
Call 3II4-R for Mra. I'ellelt.
B 150 15
TltlANOI.B CAFB The place to get
good eat Oi'UN ALU NKIIIT. t'H
Main Htreet. I'hnne '.24. Mtf
LEGAL NOTICES
HIJI-MONH KUl rt lH.IOATIO.V
Imw l linn
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IN THE CIRCUIT COt'RT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
John II. Denehy, Hugh Donehy, and
William unnoby, co-partners os
Denehy Uro., I'lulntlffs, v.
George Watt and F. L, Washburn,
co-purtnera aa Watt and Wash
burn, Defendants. '
To Uoorge Watt and F. L. Wash
burn, tbe above named defend
ants: In the name of tho Stato of Oro-
gon: You are hereby required to
uppenr and anewer tho complaint
filet aguUiat you In the above en
titled action on or before October
22d, 1923, that being tho lost day
of tho time prescribed In tho ordor
for publication of summons, and It
you fall so to appear, plead, answor, !
demur or otborwise niovo within
that ilmo, for want theroof, plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed tor In their complaint,
a follow:
For Judgment iigalu'st you and
each of you for tbe sum of $1846.73
due from you and each of you to
tho plaintiffs, 'nnd "each and all of
them upon that certain contract or
igroeront ontered lnlo by tbe plain
tiff, and defendant on or about
April 20, 1923, In Klamath County,
Oregon, wherein and whereby plain
tiff sold to the defendant, and de
fendants agreed to purchase from
plaintiffs tho lease or grazing right
on landa In Modoc County, Califor
nia, leased by tbe plnlutlff to the
defendants for tho sum aforesaid
for the grazing season of 1923.
That plaintiff, on August 25,
1923, In Klamath County, Oregon,
attached and garnished the property
of the defendant, F. L.' Washburn',
by the sheriff of Klamath County,
Oregon, seltlng, upon writ .of at
tachment, lasuod out of tho above
court and in this cause, tho sum of
$2G,915.00 duo and owing from one
Seth Dixon to said defendants on
chattel mortgage recorded In Vol.
16, P. 77 Chattel Mortgage Recods
of said County.
Thla summons Is served upon you
and each of you by publication
thereof In the Evening Herald, a
newspaper published , at Klamath
Falls, Orogon, and of genera circu
lation In sold country and state,
onco a week for six successive weeks,
tho first publication being made on
tho 10th day of September, 1923 and
tho Inst publication on October
22d, 1923 by ordor of tho Honor
able A. L. Leavltt, Judgo of tbe said
court, which said order was made
and entered 'September 8th., 1923.
J. H. CARNAHAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ad
dress: Loomls Bldg., Klam
ath Fall's, Oregon.
S 10. 17. 24-0 1, 8, 15, 22
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
By tlio Horsefly Irrigation District
NoHco Is hereof .given to the legal
voters and taxpayers of the Horse
fly Irrigation District of Klamath
County. Oregon, that a special elec
tion Is ordurcd to uo held oiactho 9th
day of Octohor, A. 1). 1923 for tho
purpose of , amending tho Joint
contract between sald: district nnd
the Lnngen Valley Irrigation' Dis
trict and tho-United States of Amer
ica, so as to provide water rights
for tho newly admitted lands. of-lho
said Horsefly Irrigation District, at
which said election tho question to
be submitted to tho electors shall
bo aa follows:
Shall tho, Horsefly Irrigation Dis
trict of Klamath County, Oregon, en
ter Ipto an amended contract with
tho United . Stutis . of America,
amending that curtain contract eu
tnrod Into .hotwe'en tho Horsefly Ir
rigation Dlst riot, .tho Liingell Valley
Irrigation District and tho United
Stutos of America upon tho 27th.
day of Mnrch, 1922 whoroln and by
tho lovin.s of which nntended con
tract tho I 'nl tod States ot America
r HOW A RE.
1 THIS MORNIN3
SURE
DADDY
,, II lillfHT
I WILL,
VOU
U il J . S
LEGAL NOTICES
agree to furnish a water right for
4532 acres of land within tho Horse
fly Irrigation IHstrlct, Including
2432 acres of additional lands, the
Maximum amount to bo aumed by
the Honstifly Irrigation District un
der tlie terms of said amended con
tract bolng one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars?
Tho polls ore to be open at Ihe
hour of 8 o'clock In the morning and
remain open nntll tho hour of 5
o-clock In tho uftcrcoon of said day.
Tho polling places are as follows:
In Division Numhor Ono, at the
house commonly known a The Reed
place at the BW, corner of tho BE1,
of the NE',1 of Bee, 10, T. 39S. R
11 E. W. M. and the Judge of elec
tion at said polling placo are: Gus
Keller. W. II. Sparks and Ada E.
Parsons.
In DIvIkIoji Number Xwo- 't "e
hotmo of If. V. Lvtlo, located on (ho
SE of the 8W& of sec. 20, T 398.
11 11 K. W. M.. and the judges of
election, at said polling place are:
Mnttio J. Nichols, Francis J. Bowno.
and Albert B. Burgdorf.
In Division Number Three, at the
residence of Michael Rueck, located
on tho 8HV, of the SE 14 of sec. 21.
T 383., R 11 E. W. M. and the
Judge of eUtlnn at said polling
plnco are: Charles Burgdorf,
Michael Rueck and Ward Rueck.
JACOB Rl'ECK, President.
M. J. LYTLE, Director.
WM. IRWIN, Director.
Attest:
WM. F. B.. CHASE, Sec'y.
S 10, 17, 24 O 1. 8
. NOTJCK FOR rUBI.IfMTlOX
ISOLATED TIIA4T
Public fjfinl Hale
Detinptnient of 111 Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Lakevlew. Ore. !
- August 9. 123.
Notice Is hereby given that,, a
directed by the Commissioner of the i
General Land office, under provi
sions of Sec. 2455, R. 8., pursuant
to the application of . Maurice L.
Johnson of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Serial No. 012018, we will offer at
public sale, to tbe highest bidder,
but at no loss than $5.25 per acre,
at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 26th day
of September, 1923, next, at this
office the following tract of land:
The NW4 SWU Sec. . J5. X.
373., R. ll'iE., Willamette
' Meridian. '
Thl sale will not be kept open,
but will bo declared closed when
those present at the hour named
have ceasod bidding. The person
making the highest bid will be re
quired to Immediately pay to tbe
receiver tbe amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above-described land are advis
ed to file their claims, fir objec
tions, on or before the -time- desig
nated for sale.
F. P. LIGHT, . .
Register.
A 16 Sept. 15 Inc.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
(Publisher) i
Public Land Sale ,
i Department of the Interior
0. 8. Land Office at Lakoviow, Oro.
August . 1923. r.
Notice Is hereby given that; as
directed by tho Commissioner of the
General uana otnee, unaer provi
sions of Sec. 24 65, R. S. pnrsuant
to tbe application of Marie Zumpte,
lot Maltn. Oregon. Serial No. 011267.
I w9 ""I offer at public sate. -to the
blghest bidder, but at not less man
830.00 per acre, at 10 o clock a. m.,
on the 2 lib day of September, 1923,
next. . at thla office, tbo following
traot of land: . , -
Lot 1, Sec. 17, T. 41S R. IS E-,
Willamette Meridian. (ISA.)
Tba sale will not be kept opes
but will be doclnrod closed when
those present at the hour named
have. ceased bidding.: The person
makliua tbe highest bid will be ro-
quiroMo immediately pay to the re
ceiver the amount thereof.
- Aoy persons claiming adversely
tbo nbove-doscrlbod land are advised
to (ll their claims, or objections,
! on or before tbe time designated: tor
sale.
. F. P. LIGHT,
Register.
A 18 Sept. 18 Inc.
NOTICE OF I'UBUCATION
(Publisher)
Department of tho Interior
U. 8. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore.
i . August 28, X983. ; . -.
: Notice Is heroby given that-.Leater
Clinton Wlshard, ot Langell Valley,
Oregon, who, on November 23, 1917,
mnito Homestead Entry, No. 010588,
for' NWSE.V4. NS4SW54 and
SWUSWVi, " section .9. township
408, range 13E., Wlllamotte Merid
ian, has filed notice ot Intention to
make Final Three Year Proof, to
MUFFING AN
VOU
( .-rrM- nnM'T '
TICKLE" -ME LIKE f J
THAT!. ,t
,
LEGAL NOTICES
establish claim to the land above
described, before J. O. Ilamalter, V.
8. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Ore
gon, on tbe 12 day of October, 1923.
Claimant name as witnesses:
R. C. Cowley, of Lorellm, Oregon.
J. T. illlllngsley, of Langull Val
ley, Oregon.
A. T. Tappan, of Langell Valley,
Oregon.
J. T.
Bradley, of Bonanza,
Ore-
goo.
F.
P. LIGHT.
Register.
A 31r-8 20 Ine.
FlUMCATIOX OF KUMMOX8
Kiulty So. i W.i.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY.
William A. Terry, Plaintiff, w Mary
A. Terry, Defendant. '
To Mary A. Terry, the above named
Defendant:-
In the name of the state of Ore
gon: Yon are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint
filed against you In Ihe above en
titled suit, on or befdre the ls( day
of November 1923, that being the
last day within which defendant la
allowed to answer herein, as fUod by
the court for Publication .ot-Summons,
and If yon fall so to astswer.
the plaintiff will apply to the- court i
for the relief prayed for In tho com
plaint filed herein: For a decree ot
the court dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant on account
of defendant's desertion, and for
general equitable relief.
This Summons Is published In the
Evening Herald, a newspaper pub
lished at Klamath Falls, in Klam
ath County. Oregon, by order of the
Honorable A, L. , LeaVltt, Judge of
said
court, dated September 17lh
A. D. 1923, directing such Summons
to be so published not less than
once a week for six successive weeks.
Date of first publication hereof
IS 17th day' of September 1923.
ONEILL & IRWIN.
BY JOHN IRWIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Ad
dress, No. 128 North 4 th
street. Klamath Falls, Ore.
S 17, 24 O 1, 8, 15, 22. 2
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ORE-
CON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Olson (sometimes spelled Olsen)
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Martin
Olson, administrator of said estate
has filed his final account therein;
that Saturday the. 20th day, of Oc
tober, 1923, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at
the County Courtroom In the County
Courthouse in Klamath Falls, in
said county and state has been fix
ed by tbe said court for tbe hearing
of anv objections to such final ac
count, nnd all persons having objec
tions thereto are hereby notified to
appear and file the same on or be
fore the time and date above specified-
MARTIN OLSON,
Administrator
FRED E. SMITH,
Eugene, Oregon Attorney
for Administrator.
S 17, 24 O 1, S. 15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Department of tho Interior
V. S. Land Office at Lakevlew. Ore.
September 10. 1923
Notice la hereby given that Zig
mund Pletrzyckl Peters, of Bonanza,
Oregon, who, on Mav 15. 1923, made
Homestead Entry, No. 611425, for
3WH SW4 & KSWIi, section 8,
township 383, range HE., Willamet
te Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim tb tha land
Above described, before J. O. Ha
maker, U. S. Commissioner, at Bo
nanza, Oregon, on the 20th day of
October. 1923.
Claimant names are witnesses:
George Sparecton, of Bohanza,
Oregon.
Claudo Dayton, of Bonanza, Ore
gon. -
John JJradloy, ot Bonanza. Oregon.
Georgo Hlrtz, of Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT,
. . , Register.
S 120 11 Inc.
NOTICE
IN-THE COUNTY COURT OF tHE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM
, ATH COUNTY.
In tho Matter of tho Estato of Man-
uel Dabner, Deceased.
Notice Is horoby given, that the
undersigned filed her final account
in the nhovo entitled court nnd mat-
OPPORTUNITY
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LEGAL NOTICES
tor on July 16. 1923, and tbat Sat
urday, the 18th day of September,
1923 at 2 o'clock, p. m., In the court
room of the above entitled court at
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon has been fixed as the tima
and place at which tbe court will
hear objections to the' said final ac- !
sons having objections to the said 1 mth and la more easily accessible
account shall file, the same .with the ! than the old, both by automobile
clerk of the above entitled court or i anj Dy bus line. The tract corn
appear In person and object to said j , 2t a of wn,ch Bpproxi.
account on or before the said 15th I " ... . .
day of September. 1923. ; mately 15 are covered by an x-
MARIE DABNF.R, ' i cellent growth of timber, and will
Administratrix of the Estate j furnish an ideal situation for the
of Manuel uannor. ueceasen
A 20, 27, Sept. 3, 10, 17
GOVERNMENT TO KSTABM8H j "The Cnlted States muts stop kill
EXPERIMENTAL Fill FARM ' nR ,t9 presidents," said Mrs. oDuglM
Rohlnsoa, sister of the late Theodore
An experimental fur farm is being j rt00SeveIti In commenting on tha
established In the northwestern ... ' .. ... r-
. " . . . . K death of President Harding. "NO
part of New York state by the bo-:
reau of biological survey of the man wn0 C0nl6 10 the prfleltlency
United States department of agrl-' nfter the age of fifty can bear, wlth
culture. In order that obseravtlons nut serious cost to his health, tho
and studies may bo made of tho j enormous obligations put upon him
habits of fur-bearing animals and by the American people.
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of the possibilities of growing them
In captivity and producing fur ot
good quality. A similar farm which
has been operated by tbe bureau at
Keesovllle, N. Y., will , be discon
tinued as soon as the new one It
ready. Tbe new . farm - Is located
2 V, m lies from Saratoga Springs,
N. Y., on the state highway to Cor-
i desired purpose.
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TAfiDS in twc east enoo!7 t&nk-i
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