TllUWjlAY. 0CT01I1CI1 11, lt2
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NEW TODAY
FOIl BALM CHEAP Hecond bond
lumber nlao block locuai poain.
Sit Ailclilgan ova., 13-18
FOll BALK 4 large Inla on Callfor
'nla live, worth 20 each, will
tukolOfiO for quick sain nm going
away and nood the money, thin tt
Itood Invivitmoiit. 1'houo 8aoit
11-13'
FOR BALK One Ottown aw
with iiuiio timber, will aII fur lein
than coat of , Phone .HISR
11-13 '
11 Vii.-t n , . .
ii,unu-Mwini ni your nouao or
eiiino, graduate In tailoring and
Irons design. HFlB, 11-17
UUSTKD A supply of mountain
nialmKany. Klnmaih packnlK rom
lany. Phono tig 1 1.17
FOlt RENT First etnas front apt.
'With plnno. 410 10th at. lltf.
WANTED Office aaalntaut one who
'Can onorntn tvni,wHini Atmtv i.u
lifctor slating experience llx W.o.
iioraiu ouice. 11-13
FOR BALK Special alx studohakcr
cncop. ia I'lne at. 11-13
118.50 FOR GUARANTEED ALL
' Wool ault or overcoat, tailored to
yoar moaauro by A. Nash Tailoring
Co, All ono price. Phono 100 for A.
It.' Banner, and he will call day or
evening and how goods. 11-17
FOR BALE Mahogany vlctrola and
' records, one AtixmlnUttfr rug 81-1
by 18 1-2 Mulberry color, art glaaa
library lamp 80 Inch sltado. coal oil
rwiator ttylito enamel) curtains and
drapes, fancy work Including
library and bedroom sot, lunch
clothe waxed artlclos etc. Tho
ahovo nrtlclos aro almost new and
no reasonable offor will be retuaed.
Apply ut 1210 burnetii avo near
Flrvlew store. 11-12
FOR BALE 3 Jorsoy cows, one
fresh yesterday; other will be next
wook; f 1 00 buys both. . 80 Alox
Cheyne, 2nd-houao aouth of Spring
lko school, or phono 10F24. 11
FOR SALE ,70 young turkeys;
early hntched, flno chance to
realize n nlco profit; also Holstoln
& Jersey cowa, ell with sucking
calves; see Mrs. Mclloynolds, 2nd
houao north ot Mack's cash storo on
Morrill highway. 11
FOR RENT Nicely furnished apt.
for rollnblo couplo without child
ren St. Frnncls opts. 628 Oak st.
Inquire opt. 4. , lltf
FOR RENT ISO 4 room houso,
(urnlturo for sale. 1851 Oregon
avo. 11-12
FOR 8 ALE 2 good Jersey milk
cows, a' loo nn organ. V. Cnrtmie
on, Keno routo. 11-13-
Now Mllla addition grocery store.
Near thii Hull, Kerne and Hose, call
and gut 'our prices. Oil Nil
FOR RUNT Ono wnrtn, rurnlshed
room for' ono or two gcntlemon.
237 N Mb st. 11-13
FRESNO, Cnllf., . Oct. ; 10. jho
building j'lit less th'ifti luilf no iibur
o a hydro-uluctrlij plniit 1 11 tn I ri It I iifr
sufficient power to opiu'uto 'of
tlio motion picture lioiuws li the
coutiiry will ho tho motion plctiiro
vlsunllzod filmed under direction, of
onglnoers who constructed tho 18,
000,000 Jiluiit oh tho, San .Joaquin
river north east of, lioro.. For, moro
than n yenr, norom t ha grand cimyon
of 'ha Salt Joaquin, 11 motion plcturo
ciiiiiera has automatically, cjiirlng
diiyilKlit , liourii, taltsn ono Plctitro
ovory Clyn ''inlntiliM of .tho , power
houao No. 3 of tho lOillflon system.
Tlio rilm he .shown lo engineers
In noum lon; Willi, th9ipe(lnK Of the
plnni early In October. . H Is not n
co'iiiiiioicjiil niovln, hut taken to en
lnrnln mid UiHlruel.exiiarln of the
Hauthorii Cnflfornln' Killsnn eom
pnny. " " '
Ikodak finishing at Btlnson's. 8tf
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Kodak finishing at 8tlnsou, t((
FOR SALE
WANTKD A Catholic woman to do
about two hours cleaning at the
Church olthor Friday or Saturday
of ouch wuok. Apply at 028 Miiln Ht.
Suite 1. 1D-I2
WANTKD TO IlE.NT-FiirnUkjd
4 or 5 room liouuu close In, fumlly
ot litres. Hunt references Phono 37
10-1)
FOR BALE -Ford rondator, alar) or
ii w tlrua, dollvory box In fine
shape at nlmrgiiln, Kliiinulh Fulls,
AlltO CO, 224 Mil III Ht, . lOilI!
FOlt BAI.K Lot 28x120 ft. on Mull)
Ht. next to Coulrnl hotel.' Price
reasonable, P. Kyun 008 22nd Ht.
Oakland Calif. 10-11
Our dollar eule aturta Friday Oct.
12, 11:30, Winters Jewelry Htora.
10-12
FOIl BALE 75 hend thrifty young
hoica K0 to 100 llu. llox 177
Klamath Falla. 0-11
FOR BALK Modern 6 room home,
fiirnlKhcd or unfurnished terms,
will conaldur email car ua part pay
ment, call 21S .Michigan ave. or
phone 43V; -!&
AJTLF.ft- Fine, lartce Newtown ap
ple), $1.75 a box delivered In sec
ond lOno. 8. A. Nye, Talent, Ore.'
S. 28 O 20
FOR BALE Furniture, springs,
nmttreaa, beds, hantora, atnvea,
chnlra, guna, clothes, ahoca. Bought
at 020 Klamath Avo.
S 250 24 Inc.
FOR BALE Home plana, complete
for 6 -room modern atructure; an
unuaually clever deatitn and one 70a
hould conalder If you are going to
build. I have no nae for (bum and
will soil cheap. Call. Herald office.
28tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Largo pleasant sleep
ing room for ono or two gentle
men closo In. .137 1st, St. C-12
FOlt RENT 9 room houso furni
ture for salo. Inquire at 327
Oram. 5-U
WANTED
PASTURE For 1000 head of cat-
tlo send your feeder beef to
Roeth King & Roeth to pasture for
onrly beef. Shipped llreet-from
ranch to market In March nnd April
11.50 per head per month. F, J.
Kiing, Fruto, tilenn co. Cal. 11-24
WANTED dmnll furnished npt. or
housekeeping room. 1'liono :i04W
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WANTED Practical
P. N. Herald oftlco.
nursing, box
9-11
HELP WANTED
2 CARPENTERS WANTED Form
carpenters preferred, apply t
Motropollinn hotel evenings after
five. T. J. Whoolor. 0-15
WANTED Moro salespeople In
towns nnd cities No bond requir
ed 150 Products Extracts, Spices,
Soups. Toilet Articles, Food Proline
ts, Medicines Largest Company
Host Qualities Moat Co-Operntlon
Hustlers mnko J I an hour. Writo
W. T. Rnwlelgh Co. Ct. 2038, Oak
land, Calif.
WANTED Mnn to fix front of
blilg. also root with plastering and
cement experience. Have materials
for roof. J. I. Johnston. 719 Main St.
2 It
HELP WAN'TKO
. An Intelligent person, cither Vox.
may earn $100 to 1-00 monthly
corresponding for newspapers; $15
to $26 weekly ln spara time; exper
ience unnecessary; no canvassing;
subjocts suggested. Bend for par
ticulars. National Pro.is, Bureau,
Buftulo, N. Y.
Aug.. 21, 1923 Aug. SI, 1924 Inc.
BUSINESS NOTICES
PANDY MAOAZ1NI3 club offora.
Call 394-H tor Mrs. Polletl.
... S 150 15
TEIA.NQLB CAFE Tho place to get
oud sale. OPSIN ALL NIGHT. 633
Main Street, Phono 624. 14tf
AilvertMiiK nnvn. Tvv It and see.
TJOINGS OF THE DUFFS
LITTLE. BUTT V JANE
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THAT '5 THE
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REAL ESTATE
Wiulch our window for our dollar
illo Frlduy Oct. 12, Ui.'IU, Winter
Jewelry Htoro, 10-12
FOlt BALI-: On day torina li room
lioine with basement, eorecned In
pun: I). Cull 1)25 itiwo. . 0-12
FOlt BALIS Corner lot on Portland
& Esplanade, Hot Hprlngs addi
tion $2f0. canli or terms, J. L.
Holt,- 020 S. (Iran (I Avo. Lo
Angeles Cal. 0-18
FOlt BALK Modurn 3 room houao
with bath at 1015. Kaplnndu sou
ownor at 1113 Mulo. 6-11
FOR BALE Two good Bhropshlro
uncus., ncott w. ,M:Kadrce. Mor
rill. ' 0-15
SITUATION WANTED
WANTED To contract trench ex
cavation for the Installation of
sewer pipes. Inquire Lorenz Co.
Phone 371-W. 123 N. Cth St. 26tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Wo clean pa pored, nil tinted walls.
quick, efficient and ' reasonable.
Call at 022 Main St. or pbono 72,
The Cleaner man. 0-13
LOST & FOUND
LOST Plain gold wrist watch on
link bracelet. Notify Herald office
Reward. , lotf
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PrBIJCATIO.V
- (Publisher)
Uciwirtmcnt of the Interior
U. 8.. Land Office at Lakeview, Ore.
Beptember 10, 1983
Notice 1 hereby given that Zlg-
mund Plotrzyckl Peters, of bonanza,
Ori.'Koo, who, on May 15, 1923, mado
Homostend Entry, No. 011425, for
SW'A SWVi & EV4SW14, soctlon 3,
township 38S, range HE.. Willamet
te Meridian, bas filed notice ot In
tention to make Final Throe Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
abovo described, before J. O. Ha
niakor, V- 8. Commissioner, at Ilo
naoza, Oregon, on (bo 20ln day of
October, 1923. - , ,
Claimant names are witnesses:.
George Bparecton, of Boonnza,
Oregon.
Claude Dayton, of Bonanza, Ore
gon,
Jobn Bradley, of Bonanza, "Oregon.
George Hlrtz, ot Klamath Falls,
Orogun.
' a - f r'p, P.Tf.IGHT; '
Register.
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NOTICE OP SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER, GENERAL LAND
OFFICE, Washington, U. C, 1923.
Notice Is heroby given that subject
to the conditions and limitations of
the Act ot June t. 1916 (3!) Slat.,
!18), and the Instructions .of the
Socretary of the. Interior of Septem
ber 16, 1917 (46 L. D., 447), the
limber on the following lands will
bo sold October 30, 1923, at 10
o'clock A. M. at public auuctlon at
th United States land office at
Lakeview, Oregon, to the highest
bidder at no, leas than the appraised
value as shown by this notice, sale
to bo subject to the approval ot the
Secretary of the Interior. The pur
chase price, with an additional sum
of one-fifth ot one per cent, thereof,
being commissions allowqil, most
be deposited at time of sale, money
to bo returned It sale la not approv
ed, otherwtso patent will Issue for
the timber which must be romovcu
within ton years. Bids will be re
ceived from citizens ot the United
States, associations ot such citizens
and corporations organized under
tho laws of tho United States
or any atato, territory or dis
trict thereof only. Upon applica
tion of a q'unlltlcd purchaser, the
timber on any legal subdivision will
bo offered separately before being
Included In uny offer of a larger
unit.
T. 40 S., R. 7. E., Sec. 31, NWVt
NE4, yellow pine 515 M., fir 40 M.;
8W NEVl, yellow pine 600 11., fir
45 M.; NKVi NV4, yollow plno
490 M., frl. NW NW 14 yellow
plno 300 M.. fir 65 M.s frl. SW4
NWV4. yellow pine 270 M., fir 175
M.;' 8E.NWW, yellow pine 425
M., fir 75 M,.; nono of tho timber on
these tracts to bo sold for loss than
$4.09 per M., tor the yollow plno
and $1.00 per M., fqr ll0 fir. ;
T. 41 8. R. 7 15(, See, 5,. frl, NEVl
NWI4, yellow pine 375 M., fir 50
M., frl. NW NW',1, yellow plno
300 M.,.flr 50 M.; SBVi NW'A.
yellow plno 300 M., fir 25. M 8V
NWti, yelluy plno S00 M., fir. 50
M.r Hee. 7, WA SEVi, yellow plno
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Women ot tho United States will be Interested in this photograph
of Mrs. Kamlnev, shown hero with her husband, the successor to Irfnia
as prime minister ot the Soviet.
MERRILL
Mrs. J..W. Taylor visited in Klam
ath Falls Wednesday.
'Mr. lid Mrs. Jas. Bcogglns at
Sacramento havo moved to Merrill
and will make their hqme with
BcogglnVs mother Mrs. Etta Scoggln.
Scoggln has accepted a position with
the Morrill morchantlle company. '
C. G. Merrill left last week on a
business trip to San Francisco. He
returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. R. H. Anderson and Miss
Miriam Offleld spent Friday In
Klamath Falls.
Lewis Scoisglne of California, has
moved to Merrill and will take
charge of his mother's ranch.
The "Merrill schools were dlsmls-
sed Friday to allow those who wished
to attend tho fair." Merrill waa not
as well represented la exhibits as j
former years. .
R. C. Anderson, Wm B. and Geo.
Crnham left Friday for a two months J
trlp to bt. Louis, .Jio., iney areke, , Sunday morning for Wheat-
making the trip by automobile.
The rains of the last week have
delayed harvesting operations and
caused some loss.
Jones and Dolan of Spring Lake
district wore la Merrill Saturday on
business:""''' " '"V
R. H. Andcrosn made a trip to
Klamath Falls Sunday returning
with a now sedan.
Miss Ivan has arrived In Merrill
and is teaching In the Merrill high
achool, having accepted the position
left vaant by William Hughes,
who resigned on acocont ot alck
nesa.
Wm Hughes was a Klamath Falls
visitor Saturday.
The Morrill Library Club meets
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Wal
tor Robinson the anual election of
oftlers will toe held at this time.
LEGAL NOTICES
430 M., fir 140 M.; NW SEH,
yollow plno 450 M., fir 5 M.. bull
nine 60 M.. SEli SEW. yellow pine
i 345 M., fir' 180 M. ; 8 W W SEV4 yel
low plno 510 M., fir 180 M., none
I ot tho timber on these sections to
i be sold for less than $4.00 per M.,
'ror the yellow pine and $1.00 per
! M., for tho fir and bull pine. .
I WILLIAM SPRY,
Commissioner, Genoral Land
j Office.
S 220 20 inc.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OK THE
STATE OF nitl'XJO.V FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY
lit the matter of the estate of
James llavllnn, deceased.
Notice to creditors
All pcrsiis having claims against
tho abovo cstsito aro required to
present them, with the proper
vouchors, within Rix months trom
tho date qf this notice, to the under
signed administratrix ot said estate
at tho oftlco of Hornier, Manning &
(laming, her attorneys, American
National Hank Uldgi, Klamath Falls.
Oregon.
Dated October 11, 1923.
Anna llavllnn. Administratrix of
tho Estate of James Hnvlimi, Decea
sed.
O I 1 .1 S, 2 N 1, 8.
THINGS OF
wi5he& to
VCp ON THE
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W. F. Hill was a Klamath Falls
visitor, Saturday. 1
C. B. Craig made a trip to Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Merrill moved
Into tb.3 house of Mrs. Etta Scog
glns in Merrill.
Melvln Bowman, who recently
accepted a position ' In the First
National bank ot Merrill, and Mrs.
Bowman1 havo moved to Merrill to
reside.
It Is expeted that Mrs. Hulet who
was recently operated upon at Klam
ath Falls will return home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hasklna were
visitors in Klamath Falls Friday.
The old Adams flume over Lost
River near Merrill has been torn
down and work has commenced on
a new one. The new one Is to be
rof oncrete. The work is being done
6y the U. 8. R. S.
Fred stukeI ieft Sani&r morning
. . .., ln Lake ,ounty.
jirs.;FrCd stukel and Elmer Sfu-
land, California, on a visit to Mrs.
Stukel's mother
C. C. Hulet left Tuesday for Med
ford to attend the meeting ot the
Southern Oregon Presbytry. " f
: Th jtarr -W J. -yan-.Nuye'leld
secretary of religious education of
Oregon, occupied the pulpit at me
First Presbyterian church In" Morrill
Sunday evening. Monday was, spent
In looking ovor the field at Malln.
While ln Merrill he was the guest
ot Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Carleton,
Van Nuys being an old friend ot
Mrs. Carleton both having lived In
Pendleton a number of years ago.
i
SPRING LAKE
Walter . Stewart has returned
from Portland where he went for
medical treatment.
Little William "Cheyne hod the
misfortune to break his . leg last
week.
The fanners of this vicinity would
certainly appreclaate a few days of
sunshine on th un-harvested rops.
Miss Winnifrcd McCornack visited
Friday and Saturday with her sister
in Klamath Falls.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES
Tho Cyclo Stor-
magraph at Un
derwoods Pharma
cy registered a
last 24 hours
slight rise ln the
which is an Indi
cation ot clear
weather, so wo aro
torcastlng' for the
next 24 hours:
Fair . weathor, ' possibly' cloudy
hut still fair.
Tlio Tycos Registering Trermo
moler registers Maximum and Mini
mum temperatures as follows:
Hgh -v- 61 (
Low - ......u.......... 46 . , .
IMPORTANCE
mvouR DADDY HAS A
HABIT OF ALWAVS CALLING
up AT THE. vmRonG Time -
vufc rvvi'T 'RF "ROTMERED
RIGHT NOW CAN WE
OF COURSE. NOT
TABLE FOR HUNTERS
Sunrise And Sunset Time
Klamath County. Clip
For
AnH Carry It
Oct. I Sunrise Sunset
10 I 6:14 I 6:34
11 I 6:15 ' I 6:33
12 I , 6:16 I 6:31
13 , j 6:17 I 6:20
14 j 6:19 J 5:28
15 j 6:20 I 6:26
16 j 6:21 ! 5;24
17 j 6:22' j 6:23
18 I 6:23 I , 6:21
10 j 6:24 j 5:20 "
20 j 6:25 5:18
21 j 6:27 j 6:17
22 I 6:28 5:15
23 j 6:29 6:14
24 j 6:30 5:12
26 ' I 6:31 j 6:11
26 j 6:33 5:09
27 , I 6:34 5:08
28 ' j 6:35 "6:07 '
129 , j 6:36 j 5:05
'30 ;' I 6:37 J 6:04
31 6:39 5:03
OBITUARY
Cregan .
The fnneral of the late Thomas
A. Cregan who died Tuesday mor-
Ing following a fall from his wagon
will be held from Whitlock's chaoel
tomorrow morning at 8:30. Requlsm
services will be held at the Sacred
Heart church and interment will
follow at, Monnt Calvary cemetery.
The Rev. Father Gelss will officiate.
E. T. Soberanes of Paluma Cal
ifornia stopson of Cregan Is here to
attend to funeral arrangements and
put Crogan's affairs In shape.
Roland
Gladys May Roland, Infant daugh-.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roland of
Malln died yesterday at a local
hospital. Funeral services and In
terment took place this morning.
ArrcU .
, Lawrence Arrell Infant son ot Mr.
and. Mrs. O. B. Arrell ot Chlloquln
died at a local hospital yesterday.
Funeral services" will lie held this
afternoon from Whitlock's "chapel
and Interment wll take place at
Wilson River cemetery. .
TO
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back
Its Natural Color, Gloss
And Attractiveness
Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded balr
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a reve
lation if your hair is fading, streak
ed or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea ana
Sulphur recipe at home, though, la
troublesome. An eas&or way is to
get a bottle, of Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound at any drug store
all ready for use. This is the olU'
time recipe improved by the addition
ot other ingredlants.
While wispy gray, faded, hair Js
not sinful, we all deaire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound, no ono can tell, becaiiso tl
does it 0 naturally, so evatily. You
just dampen a sponge or sqft brush
with it nnd draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning all grfty hairs
havij disappeared und after another
application or two, your liair bo
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luxuriant. . Adv.
$23.50 Suits or overcoats $33.50
guaranteed all wool, Telephono 109.
. . - 11-13
DARKEN
m( MR. DUFF 5AY5:.lT'S
BETTY ?J
NfeCourtst
Dudley & Co. Corporaion vs. 1.
J. Jueksoat
Llndley and company have brought
suit against T. J. Jackson for the
recover? of f 396. 16 wMch plaintiff
alleges defendant pwes him fpr good
wares, and morchandlso bought end
not paid for, ,'
Joe Bell, MAXwety vs. Lnvvrencip .
;, s v,. Muurtrctt , . ,'.
'The dlvprce case ot Joy Bell Max- ,
we was tried yesterday In the circuit,
court .before Judge LeaUt- , A
doree wll probably be lsud today. .i
Cnrll Klrchem vs., Wlljiaon flietj
Three causes of action are Includ
ed ln the complaint of Carll Klrchem
vs. William Hell filed in the circuit ,
court yesterday... The first cause of
action alleges that Hall failed to pay
Klrchem. :' 8140.70, for two , tlrea
purchased from him; the second
alleges that the defendant tiottght
other goods from plaintiff and fail
ed to pay; and the third . alleges)
that plaintiff borrowed 3.60 and
failed to repay the loan.' -
Harry E, Pelz vs. F. B. Norton
The case of Harrr E. Jla vs. f..
B. Norton has been . dismissed ; ,by
order of Judge Leavltt because of
the defendant making no ojoteoge or
appearance. The plaintiff pays
costs and the attachment issued Is
hereby discharged and property 1 ,
.hereby released from attachment.
F?rst National Hank of KWill
Falls vs. Harry Kinney 1
. In the ease ob First National bask
of Klamath Falls vs. Hirry Kinney
defendant Kinney has failed to
appear despite a summons, sewed by
the sheriff ten days prior to this)
action. Circuit Judge Leavltt de
creed that defendant adjudged to bo
ln default and further that plain
tiff recover sum ot $196.61 together
with interest thereon at the rate ot
8 percent per annum trom Novein-.
WIS', 1922, 150 tor attorney! fees
and costs and dtslrarsrnents. ' "
State ot Oregon vs. Lee Sommen and
Don Metskcr -Don
Motsker and Leo Summer"
eonvictod at a Jury trial oa a tooU
legging charge In the Justice court,
appealed to the circuit ouri and filed ,
a transrlpt of appeal in the ireult
transcript pf Rpeal in the circuit
court yesterday. The case has not
been set tor trial but will probably '
be tried at the' next Jury term. '
State of Oregon vs. P. C. Carlson
P. C. Carlson who was convicted
in Justice court on a charge of
assault and battery has . filed an
appeal to the elrcuit court transcript
ot appeal was filed ln the circuit
court yesterday. ' The case has not
been set for trial. '
Malln State Bank vs. Frank Voss and
Mrs. Frank Voss
A demurrer by defendants Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Vose tc- plaintiffs com
plaint was overruled in judgement
handed down by Judge Leavltt yes-
terday and the defendant given tea
days to answer complaint of plaintiff.
Klamoth Conty vs. Ella. Hamaker
Parrlsh ot nl.
', The case of .Klamath, county a, '
corporation vq. Ella Batnaker Pa
rlsh has been ordered dlsmtased
beause parties have settlod put of
court. . .... . i' - .. 1"
Good Fer Weak Eyes
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, The quick action of simple cam
ph.br, hydrastla, wltchhazel, etc., as
mixed jn Lavoptl koyq wash aston
ishes peoplo. 1 One small bottle helps,
any case weak, sore or strulned eyeq
Aluminum eye cup free. "
' Good steaks
Golden .'low.'
and chops at the
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