IIIIIUY. KOVUMIlfclt I), lltitil
TUP, EVENING HERALD,' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Par Sere
THE EVENING HERALD
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First, Iiiiiki'IIiiii pel- linn ( (it
Two limiiliiiM per llnti Mr
Three Insertluua pi'r lino SOc
Four Insertion per linn Uu
Wwk (l tliurn) ur linn IIHu
Onfl Mimlti per Una 1Hc
Minimum charge lie. Alia not
oonanc.utlvo nro charged m now
following iit'h onilln,
Flrt Insertion U In "New To
day" column without xlra charge,
bnt nil Innortibim In that column
re Bt first Inmrtloa rolo.
Display claaaltlod ad (whnr
typo larger than thla In ued) are
counted nlnn linos to Inch.
Copy in lint ha In Herald offlco by
noon to K"l In tlint ilny'o paper.
NEW TODAY
WANT1CJ) Two experienced trunk
driver for ImnllriR lumber on
Muck t rin-k ; nono but nxuerlencnd
men need apply, l'lioni) Nine Lumber
coinpii'iy. 0-10
Von nhS' r ain-iiiiiK Mm for en-
lli'man. III Pino hi. II-K
TUKKS FOR BAI.K-I have reudp
for delivery n fine lot of. Iroiw.
IncltiilliiK iipiir, niirlco'. peach,
plumi), peitr, prune, cherry, Mounn!n
nub. Mini and m'uple. I'liunu 411. W.
H. HloilKli. !
Wll.l, exchniiRO Mlni'iiiipull cnli il
ly located Income or vacant prop
erty for kuiiiii thin illy. Hhk ('. :.,
Hnrnlil.
KOIt RKXT .Modorfi r.-room riitt:ig.
rlivio n, ll X. Herald njfke. 9
WANTKD cllrl for housework.
Phone lifter nrhool ham, Hri,
Robert Aduma, Merrill, Ore, 0-16
KOIt BALK Olieiin, Inrgn lot, rime
In. Inquire linn fit, llcruld. -)0
RBAL couniry AuusnitA from tlio
rounlry for nolo at thu rixhl prlci
tMiurduy, Nov. 10, at (tin Kurmon.'
Kxchaniti', K22 Kluimilli are. 9
WANTKO Two 'iwprlncid truvk
rtrlriirn for limiting lumber on
. ACork trurk. nnno but oxpAiirnmd
lua nnnd apply, i'hono Nino l-tr.
company. P-IO.
Dr. It. II, Crav.-r aiinonncas ttm
romoval nt hU office (n 1!8 N. .Id
t., Ditar Main. lMiono 210 V. 0-22
VOR 8A1.E t'halmpm tourln cr.
' Pino nrorlianlral condition, $260.
Vrank M, Upp, 1 0 1 K Main at. 0-10
FOR RAI.K ll.'.n Rnld-platrd Conh
- noriml, I'rloa Frank M. Upp,
,11 Main t.- - 010
Ooiuily Trfomircr'a Xollir.
Notion harvby glvon that tbore
ar funda In I lie county troaatiry for
tb paymvnt nf atl.Mnlln lrrlojailon
illatrlrt warrant proiMttd (prcavat
od for payment but not paid for want
at funda) on or bfor Novambor 8,
1023. Inleri-at on tho nine will cento
from date.
Itx) at Klamath Valla, 'OroKon.
tbl Sth day of November, 1023.
O. K. VAN M1PKR,
J-H-Ino, Coiioty Traaauror.
Jf your riMtrtla lr doused, your
throat dlatroaaod, or your . hood la
tutted by noaty catarrh or a cold,
apply a Utile pur, antiseptic, iterm
(leatroylnK :ronm Into your nostrlla.
It penalratea throuih every a!r paa
ace, aoothlnc Intlainmod, awotlen
tneinbranea and you lot Instant re
lief. How sood It foela. Your vootrlla
are opon. Your head la elenr. No more
halwklnf, atuffllnit, drynoaa or atrui
(llriK (or breath. Oot a amall bottle
of Ely'e Cream Balm from any drue
it. Colda nd aotarrb yield like
maglo, Don't atay at lifted tip. Relief
la aure. AdV,
Cured or Money Back
', "Aft alMut rear of eufferlaA '
, wUhfll,twitr.tdbyyouiind
an tmtUully aay that I am eured."
This and hiirtdrd of other
letters hav beett received from
grateful patients. Thy ron file
in my office and will bt itnt any
one who wann proof of roy nort
jurglcat, painlesi methods of cur
ing Pllfi.
I cuarnnlee la perman
ently ewe you ar refund
your money.Wrlle teday
for FREE BOOK.
HEAD STUFFED
BYCATARRH7USE
AHEAL1NG CREAM
FOR SALE
Kohckd HAl'fe kjiiq Ford delivery,
Muu; 1 lino trunk, $tiS; 1-tow
trunk, Kvarutt, $'7& mid I woodaow,
II 00. Muiiy oilier Kuad tlilnxs of val
ue, H Kick ni, 2(0 Mm In at.
8-10
FOItCUM BALK flood toni, now
iiuil aa-cond-hanri goads; mum sell
owing to other hUitlniMM, Hit iJlck
Hnap, 220 .Main hi. Iluy now, buy
riii i. 8-10
Hoof nnd liuiigulnw stiiln, $ I 2 r
per gallon. Putluinoii', G30 Houth
Sixth. 8-10
FOR RALK Tokny grupa Juice .at
II. DA xnllont pure upplo cider, fiOc
mii 1 1 rti . Order I akin ut I), I'. Iwln'
Grocery, phone .165, Kurulahed by
T. K. Ooodlo, Medford, Ore. K-1 U
KOIt BALK rt trncklaytng 60 If.
I', tractor, In excellent shape.
Worked only about Coo bourn. Con
bit Inspected ut Kirk. Oregon. Mar
KUln price. John 1 1 inn pull I re, 210 W1I
IIIh bldg., Klumuth Full. Ora. 7-10
Apphw, 1
ttpluicnburf; applea, $1.00 box,
ftlillu I lift y laitl; can bo mica ou
truck li cur Clun HUiro un Mu1n atn-ot.
J-8
lloily Wood.
Klrat-claaa, no rtnad Muff. $10.00
con!, Kins Uroa. t.'Uy TrunofiT. 7lf
Cot Our prlccx on llootliiR, dondin
lim fult, IiiiIIiIIiik puller uiK kIukn.
I'uin-raoii'H, G.'ID Houlliilli. x-10
l-'Oll 8A1.K or cxrliuimn for ii:il
value, a Dodica roudati-r In Rood
condition with G wIhvIh. S lire. Ilnr
Kuln. Owner leaving town. J. I. John-
tluue Par, Co. 7tf
POIt BAI-rV-I32R Vlctrola phono-
nnh. rnblllfit Ivln? Iuu.n llan.l 9
mnntbe; $10 worth of record; will
ai-ll for $S0. 009 8. Gth at. 7-9
$23. CO ALL WOOL ault or overcoat,
tailored to your meaaure by A,
Noah Tailoring Co. All one price.
Phone 109 A. R. Renner. will call
day or ovcnlnx and ahow Robda,
plvnty of lamplea, autlMactlon Ruar
aulned. 0-19
POK HALB Office doak and twlvel
ctinlr. flllBR caaea, aome kllchen
cbalra. drawlnc table and blah etool.
All or part at a bargain. Phone
OOt-W. 8-12'
FOR ALU- Fine large grafted Eogi
llah walnuta. Thla aeaaon'a crop
frlcee Single pound, 85 ccnta; Idea
than S poumU, 34 tenia; leaa than
10 pounda, S3 cenie: 20 pouada or
orer, 32 cent. The J. l. Young
HMlnnt Grove, Wilbur. Ore. 3-9
FOR SALU Ford coupe, A-l Condi
tlon, new upholatorlng, ahock ab-nrbi-ra,
cord tire, other extrna. Will
ell cheap for Immediate aalei Call
at lOJff Maid 'at. r"3tf.
IIKIUKST OltADK. all wool ault
Ing and overcoating tailored to
measure, factory to wearer, ever
Known In city, $29.50; also ladles'
coati, man tailored, to menaure, $33.
Dleplty windows at 1004 Main. 3-0
FOR SAJ-B OR TRAD13 If yoa want
a quick offer try a Herald tlasaj
(lod ad. You'll bo surprised. 3 Otf.
DA BY CIUCKS White and Brown
(eghorna, Barred Rocks, R. I.
Red, Black Mlnorcne. We orb now
booking for fall and Spring delivery.
All chick rroin lnapoctod flocks, and
all eggs bandied by us are furnish
ed by momiiera of the Olonn Co.
Certified Flock and Accredlatod
Hatchery Aseoclatlon, Orland
CALIF. A member of the Glenn Co.,
Certified Flock and Hatchery Aaao
elation. 2ftf
FOR BALK Choice winter applea
various varieties, wrtle for prices.
T. J. Gardner, Bog 20, R. F. D. 2
Medtord Oregon, . 013-N11
HELP WANTED
PAlNTKR wanted at Patterson', I0
South Sixtb. 8-10
WILL give girl breakfaet, dinner aid
room In eacboog Cor (sw hours'
work, morning and evening. Call
836-M. 8tt
HH1.P WANTKDI And secured with
in 14 hour by a small IleraUl
olaaaalfled ad. SOtt.
POSITION WANTKD If you !'
worth more yo ca eara morb by
securing a better poUlon through
The Irld oluaatflad ad column.
SOtt.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN If you hav U
asd are looking for a good 1nH
mcnt, you can find the one you're
looking for with a email ad to Tlfc
Ilnrnld rlawlflnil rnlnnin. BiUf
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
U SHZ WANTS ANO WA :T ' T f;. f
' (, SHE KNOWS H(5W ) ' rl 'J ' (
I 1 TO 5ffT IT I -VSr- Jf 7
REAL ESTATE
POlt HA LIC 40 ik'I-ch IrrlRiitod land,
!1 inllux rroni Klumuth KuIIh, on
Iilxltwuy, $,"2ljUi 'j down, bal. torme.
I'Uono K.7. 8-10
FOR SALK Onw llvv-room houac.
ImlliidliiR biithrooni; nice location,
100 foot -from puvonicnt. Hot and
eold water, Mica raiiK. Woodahud, ru-
ruxo. I'uvomuut uiwoaamenla pulu.
AIho oiiii rholcn vainiu lot. CO foot
from liuveiuont. Cull Ilox P, Herald
office. 8-10
FOR BALK 0 acra Irrlxuted land.
i'A mile from Klumuth Falla;
torma. Phono 270, 7-9
FOR HAI.K J-room mortem bouxo,
furnlalixd or unf urnlitlmi" termn.
Conaidnr amnll cur. Cull 213 Midi.
Ave., phono 4!I-W. 7-13
FOR 8AI.B OR TRAOli 19 acrea
tionr Mnryavllle. Good fruit, grape
or rtea land and all under Irrigation.
Chocked for rh, Will anil for caah
or on term a or will trade for Klam
ath Falla property. Inquire at 334
Houlli Fourth Hi., Klamath Falla,
Oregon. . 29-12
FOR RENT
FOR RKNT -l-arge room With ntnve.
. for one or two gentlemen. 303
Wah. Ht. - .8
FOR IlKXT Two bedrooma In prl-
1 1 a til. aha Ulh nr.A
HIV IHIUIIi A lllUU IUU UUIU, iuu
N. ttll 81. 8-10
FOR RKKT Bedroom, H9 Juffenton
treot. 8-10
FOR RKNT Room for 1 or 2 geutlfr
men. furnace lieu I. Phune 34.1. C-10
FOR RKNT llcroom for 1 or 2
peraona or two nonnoctlng rootoa
Btoam hunt, outalde ontrancea, bath
bud phono. Cor. Eait and Creaaent
EU, 6-12
FOR RENT-
-Room for I tr 1
genllemcn, furnace beat.. . Phone
141. -!
FR RKNT OR BALB Several Im
proved , IrrlgatouV forma, large
part of land luramer tallowed. En
quire Frnncta J. Bowno, Boaacxa,
Ore. O20. Nov. 19
UVESTOCK
FOR SALK Good young Ranrbou
lotie bucka cheap. Chaa. F. OcLap,
pbone E09 or addresa IS So. Rlver
alda St., Klamnth, Ore. 6-10
FOR SALB-t-Jersey bull calf, on
month old; subject to reglatary.
0am, Pcarla Ktbcl Bmed, No.
474107: aire, Oxford Knlcbt. -Ko.
I741t. O. A. Maaaey, phone 8-W.
- . Ut
LIVESTOCK Can be quickly -dl-
posed of by a amall (or sale ad In
.Tb HwsJd. . -r ; ;.. ( 80tf
New xnil addition grocery store.
Near the Hall, Km oad Rose, call
and get, our price. Oil Nil
WANTED
WANTED Completely furnished
2-roora and bath apartment. No
children. Ad drew H. W. K... Herald
offlco. , 8-9
WANTED to rent, E-room furnished
house fey family bt four; no chil
dren. Phone S53-R. , 8-10
WAXTBD About a one-ton wagoa
with box and aoat. Not too heavy,
tor light team. Jobn De Zoet?, Al
goma, Ore. 8-10
WANTKD By capable woman, any
kind ot work. Practical nursing
preferred. 1C21 Crescent ave. 8-10
BOARD and room, $8 per week; gen
floman preferred, 024 Wash at.
7-18
WANTED Maternity eases In pri
vate home. 708 N. 9th at. 0-19
Carpenter and Builder.
Repairs ot all kinds. Store fronts,
shelving and counter. Prompt serv
la and satisfaction- guaranteed. Es
timate furnished. Crbuj, 131 N. 2d
street, 0-18
WANTED TO BORROW Tb pl
Ul you need ds avajlabl It you'll
us a wan ad In The Herald. SOtf,
WANTKD High achool girt to work
tar board and room and amall
wages. Phone 491-W. ltf
BUSINESS NOTICES
BUSIN98 OPPORTUNITY Want to
buy, want to aell, fwant a partner.
Eelly arranged through The Herald
alasalfie4 dvwtlornoivt. , 30tf
TTilANOLl CArsV The plao to gat
nnd ts OPKW 4Lt. NlftHT ll
Mi aire! in iim
:, '., ,;";, l .; , ... ... V' '.', '' ;
J'T -
SITUATION WANTED
WANTKI Hy capable uxocutlve, po-
xltlon hh offlco inanuger. HcDt of
reference n to churairter and com
petence, Ad drone lox 22, irald of
Uco. - 8-14.
LOST FOUND
LOST Oold arrow fraternity plln.
Oroek letter, l'l Heta. Phi or fenth-
re, peurlx in atiurt. Identification
name on back.-Finder call 12-R or
leave at Herald office. 8-10
FOUND $'20 in eaay money, by put
ting a uu-ceni want ad in Tfte
Herald and dlvpoalng of exceaa Muff,
tbat I couldn't uae but woe jiuit what
the other follow wanted. 30tf.
LOST Pair of tortolae hell telamwi,
yoatorday between Klamath Falla
and Kono. Reward. Return to Herald
office. Otf.
LOST A chance to aell llvaatock.
real eetate, automobile, personal
property of all kind, by falling to
uae The Herald claaalfled columns.
. 30tf.
LEGAL NOTICES
. I'LllLIC NOTICH.
Tho power of attorney signed by
me to Charles Fletcher Reynold k
hereby revoked. I will not ratify any
sale made by Mm.
PORTER PARSONS.
8-10. Heubrlglit, Cnllf.
NOTICK KO Itl'l-HLICATION
nrpartment of the Interior,
' I'olteg B:atee land office kt Ijike
vlew, Oregon, November 3, 1923,
Notice Is hereby given that Melis
sa E. Chase, of Bohanta, Oregon, who
on September '2t, 1919, road
HoirwMtead Entry Act, February It,
1909, No. 010625. far 3W.S4 SW4
Section 6, SWSEVi Section 6, NE
4 Section T, and NttKWVik SeeUoa
I, Townablp '29 South, Rang 12
East, wllllamette Meridian, has tiled
notice to mako final three year
proof, U establlBb claim to tb land
above described, before J. O. Ham
aker. United States commialoner, at
Bonaosa, Oregon,' on the 8th Jay ot
December, 1923. ..
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. H. Sparks, Earl Brown, Jerry
McCarty, Ed Mllle, fall of Bouaara,
Oregon. . i
. ' :fFT.iioHt;' ;
'-" i-1---" tUgtster.
Nov. J Dec. lac.
INTrTK COI'NTV COURT of the
8TATK OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
- , . AXH AXUHiJY
' lot thomattety 4. thee estate o!
James Haviina, deceased. ,,.
Notice tv creditor--
All persons barring; claims against
he above estate are required to
present them, t wttb the proper
vouchers, wiujlo six month from
the date of this notice, to the under
signed administratrix: ot said estate
at the office ot Renner, Manning tt
Oanong, her attorney, American
National Bank Bldg., Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
' Dated October 11. 1922. . ' .
" Anna Haviina, Administratrix al
the Xitat ot James HavHna, Dacea
sed.
o 11,12, is n l, .... .
County Treasurer' Notice
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county treasury for
the payment ot all Shasta, View. Irri
tton district. Warrants protested
(presented for payment but not paid
tor want ot funds) on or before No
vember 8, 1923.
Interest on the same will cease
from date. Dated at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, this 8th day ot November,
1923.
1 , O. K. VAN RIPER, .
,: County Treasurer. '
i-18-lnc. '-''. '
County Treasurer1 ototkr.
Notice Is heroby given that there
are funds In the county treasury for
the payment of all Enterprise Irriga
tion district. Warrants protested
(presented for payment but toot Paid
for want ot funds) on or before June
6, 1923.
Interest on aama wtU cee.se from
date. Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, this 8-th dav of November. 1983.
Q. K. VAN RIPER,
- - County Treasurer, -
ISflnc, '
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT. (
In the matter of the estate ot Ira
Roberts, deceased. Alios Roberts, ad
ministratrix. Not lo la hereby' Given 'that the
undersigned, administratrix of . the
state of Ira Roberta, deceased,- has
rendered, tiled and : presented hef
final aooonntl as such administratrix
In said estate; that the game la. now
TOM PREDICTS
THAT OIO THE TRICK
AUftlSHT -SHE'5 HAPPY m
NOW " NOT A PEBP ' l.'ir
OUT OP HER j-
By Our Country Editors f
-4
I LOWER SWAN LAKE
ft o
The commusity social given at tb
schoolhonae Saturday night was well
attended and an enjoyable time was
spent. The event was In honor of
Norma Stllca, Paul Arnett and Les
ter Robin, who graduated from the
eighth grade last spring and are now
attending high rbool In Klamath.
Falls. A short program was given by
the pupils of the school after which
lunch was served by the ladles of the
community and games were played
by the young people. An Interesting
feature of the program was short
talk on the subject "Why I Like
High School," by a number of high
school students who were present.
This woa supplemented bp addresses
by three visiting teachers. Miss Han-
sick of HRderbrand and Mis Lenra
Olson ot Upper Swan Lake and Miss
Montgomery, principal of Hllder-
brand school. Mr. Delia Nichols, a
teacher Of Swan Lake, expressed the
hope that all tho pupils would not
only become high school students Is
due time bat that they would re
main In school until they had grad
uated.
The following program was ren
dered: i
Flag salute, primary class; recita
tion, "Jack Frost,"- Ralph Arhettt
recitation, "Thanksgiving Day," Wil
bur Retllpg; recitation. "A Cood Citi-
xen." Ray Arnett; recitation,' "Two
Little Seeds," Cordon Robin; song.
"Jolly Hallowe'en," eight boy; reci
tation, "Wistnng.'t Doris Anderson
recitation, "Lessons," Roy Nine; reci
tation, "What Happened," Vena Ar
nett; recitation. Ruby Arnett; long,
"Break the News to Mother," school;
recitation, "Amaxlng," Buford Rob
In; recitation. . "Mnndy," George
RelUng; recitation, "Tho Lost from
padonr," Ora Arnett; reading.
"Jokes," Ivy Stiles; recitation-,
"Verbs," Zelma Stile; dnet, "I Don't
Want to Play In Your Yard,"- Lucll
Nine; 'Why ! Uke High School,"
Norm Stllee. Paul Arnett, Lester
Robin, Marguerite -' Patterson ' and
Mario Robin; long "Swan Lake,"
school; reading "Farewell Address."
Elols Robin; Instrumental music,
Clifford StUes and Mrs. Hibberu.
I Mtv-- Lftki and Fairview
1
Miss Sharp, from Malln, preached
at Mount Laki church, November 4.
A fair nanaber -were out and enjoyed
the ftermon. .
Mr. and Mrs. 2avis of The Dalles
are tlsltiag Mrs. Davis', sister. Mm.
McKenaU. ' ' 4' '.
M.AI Myrtle Butler ot Mount Lakl
is visiting her aunt, Mrs M. . W.
Wheeler ot Ashland and her aunt,
Mf. Judge Pollock and Mrs. Irene
L, Fry ot Grants Pass. She expects
to be gone several weeks.
- W. D. Butler and family of Klam
ath Falls took dinner with Butler's
mother, Mrs. H. D. Morrison, Sun
day. -
Mr. West removed his cattle from
the Tom Walter's pasture, Sunday. .
Kenneth Case was a Mount Lakl
visitor Sunday.
11. D. Morrison and John Koontx
hauled ry Monday, v
Mr. Nylander hauled -wood from
Chelsea box factory, Monday.
Mrs. 8am DUInger and Mrs. John
Koontx make Bauer kraut lost week.
Mr. and Mrs, Morrison spent Sat-
on tile with the county clerk of
Klamath county, Oregon'.
That by order of the judge of the
county court of said county, the 15th
day ot becenrber, 1023, at the hour
ot 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon ot
said day, 1 designated an the time,
nnd the county ctfurtroora In the
county courthouse in Klamath Falls,
Oregon, a the place fixed by the
county court tor the hearing of any
objections, if any there be, to the
allowance of said account.
All persons having any objections
thereto are hereby, notified to file
tne same in writing on or oetore
fi&M d&te. ...
, ' '. ALICE ROBERTS,
AxtminUtratrlx of (he estate ot
Ira Robert.
N, 9-18-93-30. .1
WiLU'fiE VVH6N J SHE MAS
tftOWCVOPp AN OPftRAA;oop
OlNGrK OK MOVIB
STAR?
jnrday evening with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Koontr. .
Burt Dnnson dug potatoes Sunday.
Dan Kalor dug epud for Dill
Cheyne Saturday.
Jim Stewart got a fine deer' lnt
week.
Mr. and Mr. Koontx, Mr. S. Mc-
Clellaa and Mrs. Dae Kalor were
Klamath Falls visitors Saturday.
KENO
The Keno high school was closed
Thursday on account of the Illness
of the teacher, Mia Crank.
Louis Stacker and family have
moved from the Anderson plate to
the James O'Koef ranch so Stacker
will be closer to his work. .
Mr. anf Mr a C. L. Smith made a
ouslness and pleasure trip to Ash
land, Tbey were ton several days
and returned on Monday last.
D. R. Doten spent several dayt of
last week in Klamath Falla. C.
Snowgoose carried th4 mall during
his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Nelson and son
Roy and Mrs. ft. A. Broylei pent
Sunday tt the Burton ranch.
Mrs. Nellie' Crabb and daughters
Miriam, Vera and1 Waive, spent a
delightful week end at the Talbot
home. ' '
Lots Snowgoose called on Mrs
Thomas UcCormlck. Friday.
: Mrs, Joe Otey, and son, old time
resident ot Keno, stopped here a
short time Friday. They were en
route to Klamath Falls with a load
of fine turkey from their ranch.
near Dorris.
L. W. Anderson is up from his
home on Spebter creek to harvest his
potato crop. Like most 6f the farm-
era here he reports a very poor yield,
Many of the farmers In this vi
cinity are engaged in putting In their
crops. A few have their's already ill
and coming up., '
. Very few ghosts walked abroad
here on Hallowe'en and little damage
was done either to property or to
the nervous systems ot the lnhobi'
tants. ' -.'-..
On Monday the Lone Pine Calf
club entertained a number of the
pupils ot the Keno school, at Lone
Pine. They held a club meeting dur
ing the course of which Miss Cranki
Mr. ToweB and Mr. Sexton gave short
talks on ctab work. Then after par
taking of a sumptuous dinner they
drove to the homes 'of members ot
the calf club to view their calves.
They returned home late in the even
ing and all. reported ' a tine time.
Those who went from here - were
Eltxabetb Tower, Leono, Mae and
Roy Clevenger, Jessie Pucketf, Vera
and Miriam Grubb and Ben and Vei-
ma Snowgoose. Frank Sexton and R.
W. Tower drove tha cars. , j,
. Charles and Robert Tower, both
made visits to their old home dar
ing the week.
HILDEBRAND
Mies Martha Michael is visiting
(his week with her aunt, Mrs. F. R.
Patterson of Swan Lake. , ;
, Quite a few- of the . young tolkj
of HUdebrand attended the basket
social at Bonanza last Friday even
ing and report ah enjoyable social
event.
Frank Casey has moved his fam
ily to Chiloouln for the winter.
; A letter received from Mrs. Fran
cis Clark, who taught at Hlldebrand
last winter, states that She has the
prlnclpalshlp of an eight-room school
ht X-n-.t. n .1 TT-U -B. ,1,1. WIAIdl I
Evcfyn Turner ot Portland, who
has been visiting relatives . and
friends . here for the post week;
started on her return home Monday.
Harley Melendy. en routo to Port
land from Pan Francisco, is visiting
a few days near HUdobmud rdtS
relatives ana 'itehde. ,
There wilt be no school oh Tues
day, ci account tt (he -."leciloa bet
Ifig held In the. schoot house.
The echo II at'.endim-e for the
second tnonth ot sehoo'. eioilng No-
vember-2d. Was 80 V. neV ecu:, or
( I RBALL.V
c4t inf i
MOTH eft
EVERT LITTLE WHILE
o i i
tONSS l?U
fV TOKEEf
SAY-
A
T I, iff, a,', ul, , i.k -lr. . S- -V
111 I kU ' .-J
almost 2 par cent botlsi nttemliinc'
than th first month of. school. Thai
cold morning iciiu .Id bring quit
ptark. Tho pupils
whone ttnrs appear on- tb roll ot
honor for th month ao: Presley,
City, Verona and Jloirlla Thorns,
Herbert Colalian. A u dray Low'ady.
Margaret and Bennle Pool, Loren
Kimball, Blanch Vlera, Eathar,
Olvo and Dortha Mfthael.
Mia Mbntgomety and Miss Hort-
zlk were guest of Mr. Sell Nich
ols at Swan Lake Saturday evening',
and attended the sodalglven by Mrs.
Nichols that evening at tit fokool
houie.
Fred and Volamlua CouilwU aad
Karnet Buck ot Bly pasiad through
HUdebrand th latter, port of the?
week bound for Klamath F.illK where ,
thoy will be stationed for Ibi winter
In the government service.
BLY
Clsren-; Taylor of Ashland was
visitor at th Warren ranch Bander
and Monday of this week.
lit. and Mrs, Whiter Campbell
were In Klamath Falls Monday (nrd
Tuesday vMtlng relatives nnd at
tending to business matters. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Drtscoll ere'
guests at the home of Mrs. Drisedtl's '
parent, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Parker,
Sunday. They returned to fUamftth
Falls Sunday evenmg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. FlhU aV :
ffttnrned to their bomj in' Kfcmartl '
Falls after VMtlng friend in tho Bly
valley the past tsn days.-
Htm NctltO Shhffer was a wccK end
guest nt the Obenchain home tho
past week. '
O. W. Howard: and daughter. Miss
Bernlce, went Into Klamath Falls .
lost week, Howard returning home .
the same day and Mlb Bernlce re-
ma-tnlng nntil fldnday yisKfng friends
aBd relatives' -J-'f,- v -, "
. S. R. Black, ot the Pine beetle
control pfojott was Itt Bl? Teusday t
cn hie return to Klamath Falls from
his camps In Drew's valley. A
t Lttke Walker spent the first ol
the week around Bly looking after
his ranch Interest here and buying .
cattle. . . . ' ' '
Jess Berkley ot Klamath Falls was 1
In Bly this week. He Is moving some
cattle through here to Klamath Falls.
Roes Finley of the Klamath
Packing company Is buying cattle la
this valley this week. . i - : ,
' , J. N. GIran has returned from
6acramento where he wen to market
his beef. .
Jack McAuIiffe or Fort Klam&th
was in Bly Monday, on his way to
Warner valley where he expects to
(buy some cattle. - ; ;'J.
D. M. M-eLemore was nnethr cat- '
tie buyer tar this valley Monday. He
went from here to Lakevlew., -.-. ;
E. B. Henry has- been tracking
supplies to thd XJly Mercantile Co:
the past week. .
James Dixon shipped 4 truck IJod
of calves Into Klamath . Falls to
butcher this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ko38 Flntey were
guests at the Givnn- wnch the pftst
week endv M-e. Finley returtrrt hOWfl
9ndi, Fin'-.-y remainiaf 18 ht- .
fend to Tii:iess tnaitters. -i ;y
Hv, K. Gibson, goVerhfont fianter ;
and trapper, ha been statWncd in
this valley for the , winter months. :
Gibson formerly did thla- work for .
the government at Font- Rock.;
Ed MIdBroom was a -business visi
tor to Bly Tuesday, ' '
Bi) Lowry made a buaioeea trip
to Klamath Falls lost week.
;' Fr Reynolds, MV- Heyeford and
John Rose, all of Lakevlew, spent .;
several dOys thli week in this valley'
looking after some cattle interests
here. ',,' , v '
At a. meeting 5f the, shareholder
of the Bly Community hall Sunday,
Frank Obenc' iln was elected to f.'H,
the vacancr ' ti board canebd by
thb death of .'-m Bell. '
Earl Haaiak.'- of Klamath Falla
iwna IB Bly Wednesday on a return -trip
from Lakevlew.- ;
What thla country mesa is oa
alarm dock that wartna the room,
when tt rings for you to et np. , ,
The more Phone numbers Vn have
i the harder eh. things art t get.
Bf ALLMAN
TH1MK
i fat-at lj e rS
YOU HAVE TO )
LtTH.v..N
HEAR VO-.s '
HER QUIET
6AV THAT
CHAS .1
. DEAN.M.D
Adrxrtlnina: pnT. Try It and
, Advurtlttnc ftat. Try IV nd loe.
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