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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEW TODAY
IMana, speolflcallona and liomea
designed. Hills of mntorlnla and esti
mates furnished. Now la the tlnio.
J ne. U Crbimnn, HiriKiural KiiKl
neer, 131 N. Id. Phone 7211. N&lf
iThu W. C. T. II. society will meet
with Mra, Uonsgo Mullott, Friday,
uttornnon to puck the hoiiti client fur
children at tho Knrm Horn.'. M
KOH HAU'J JiO-ncro allulfu furiu,
lltur Miilln; easy term. Ilox M.
0 Herald office I1 3-J lUInc
rOlt 8AM; Household furniture,
complete- Cottage 20, I'eitrun
Hay. 13-15
WA.STKD Collin -or IIOHlon pup
' tiutlo. Telephone or wrlto Mra.
It. M. Wilson, sheriff office. 13tf
vnn ha! m ait r... or Imnrnvml !
POll BALK 40 acre or nrftvnil
land In nlfnira. Inaulte of I,. Car
ter. Cth aid Ouk. 13-16
FOR SALIC Tho Nevada Home,
ilnqulra of L. Cortor, Pllth and
Oak. i 13-15
FOR BA'LE Men 'a nil wool auto
.knitted ock; wll make nlco
ChrUtmaa gifts; will tnke ordera lo
knit woman's and flilldren'a alork
Ings. Mra. J. P. fljIdKWortby. K03
Duty Bt. I'hono 233-W. 1 31 5
WiANTKD A poattlon by exporlonced
'. bookkeeper, tlinekeepiir, payroll
rlnrk. Uicnl references. M'urrled, age
28. In or out of town. I'hono D.10-W,
Apt. 7. 13-10
POll RKNT Furnished room, heat,
' phono and berth. M- 3rd.
Phone 280W. . . 13-15
WANTBIV 'Work by the hour. Citll j
,.'it 419 N, lttth, apt 15. ,. i 12-14
POll BALK Two (iernian shepherd
police pupls. Tharoughbrod ped
fgrood, $125 each. Call 407. 12-18
. FOR RRNT Four-room roiue and
fnrnttore for sale. G38 X. loth
trcel. 12-13
HOARD AND ItOOXf, $8 per .week.
(lent lumen proforred. 624 Wash
ingtonat. 18-15
FOR RBNT Bleeping room. 713 N.
Blhst. 13-14
POll rtKNT Furnished 4-roont np(.
58, Main. 13-15
, FOIt RAIrfE 4-room modorn house,
furnished; with garago; 8 blocks
from Mailt at., on pavement. Hex
fC P., Herald offloe. 13-16
123.50 ALL WOOL 8U1T OR OVER
COAT tnllored to your monsure by
A. Nash Tailoring Cel. All ono price.
Phone 109 A It, Rennnr vwlll call
day or evonlnga and show goode;
plenty of samples satisfaction guar
anteed (Iron hotter tor less. D13-JR
UBST HUY IN TOWN iFour-room
pluHtored house, 60x120 foot lurol
lot; on macndninlsed atroot. For n
quick anlo. $1800. Terms. Call 617
Klamath nvo., Drowning. 13-1J
WANTED Bxper!eiKod drossmakor
wunts sowing by day; make 1
dress par day; no pnttorni, $3.50 nnd
board. 917 Pino atroot. Mr. C. R;
Ayora. 13-17
FOR SALE IPoultry, beef nnd pork
at Cash iDaakot Grocery evory
WeduosUny. Mra, Julia Swindle?.
. 13-20
St. Jaoobs Oil atope any pain, and
rheuiiiotlom 4s nnln ouly.
i Not one case In fifty requires In
fernal treatment. Slop drugging
Rtlb soothing, pcnotratlng Bt. Jacob
Oil right Into your soro, etitr, acn
Ing point, and rollof cornea Instant
ly. Bt, Jacobs Oil Is a li arm loss
rhou mallow lallnent Whjcti new
disappoints, and cannot burn the
kin. , . i ' '
i.imkx nf. On4t Kirmnla 111 n!
not emsrff ftlni bottlo of, old
honest . St. Jncolia,;pll at uny drug
etoi-o, and in Jiwt a niomeni yon u
ha free from thsnmatrc pain, nora
neas and eiUfnasa, - Dun't auHor!
Relief ominlta you. St- Jncobi (ftl
is just aa good lor aclatlca, neuralgia
InmbagO; baokaeha, apralna. Adv, -
! AocOTdlns to old bollot a i;lrl born
id Dooanubcr, who alio wada la tJo
bomibor, will mako an oxtravagnnt
Wife and one fond ot novelty and
jtmMtrM . ; "C '
RUB RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
AND STOP PAIN
FOR SALE
Foil HAI,W Tuum kim'so, ullvn or
dressed. Call I UF:i:i. 12 17
POll HAI,l&-HConrfiirlublu lop buggy,
HliiKln liui iiohh, gentle driving
more, lo iruilo HO acres near town lor
good ion trunk. II. M. Dunlels, Ho
nunr.u, Oru. 12-1 8
1 1
FOIt HAI.K Kslabllsliciil hardware,
plumbing unci sheet molul busi
ness, with gasoline aorvlcn station
In cuiiuoci Inn : tool a uml truck ami
Hturn fixture for u prlro fur below
U Interested wrlie box 4l,
Duusmii r, Uullf. I2-Mlnc
FOHCliD BAIK Htnro, paying busi
ness; 0 loin, S cabin; some cum;
1 plnno; inovltiK lilvturo much., com
pluto layout, ready for IiiihIiiuiih.
Unup. Hun lMck.ul 220 Mtiln Ht.
lMlilnc
POll BALK (A ueut little lun,ch
roonn doing good business. Ileuson
for aollliiK la have oilier biifiliius.
Roasonuhlo. French I.unclt Iloom,
Plinno 005 M. C20 Klamutli ovn
nuo. 11-17
POIl HAI,B Fresh walnut'. 2 fir per
pound, at thn Northern Fur Hhop.
Only a fow sack loft, 10S South 7th
street, Hart bldg. 10-1 G
Al'PMvB Newtown I'lppln apples,
large site, delivered In second zone,
II. 7G a box. S. A. Nyo, Tolont, Ore
gon. 7-20
POll 8AI.K Xmaa trees, nrdura tak
en and tree delivered. Prices
right. Snow Bros., 8th and Main
street. 7-13
POll BAJ,B Complete sawmill. Only
run H montln. All heavy now ma
chinery. 10. K. I.oosloy, Montague,
Calif. 3-1 5
POll BALK Largo red onions, cab-
bagit, parsnips, carrota, bouta. Mile
nd Quarter northwest of Mnlln.
iion.i, N28-I28
ORANOER, 3 ptr 40 Iba ((not)
box, by propald parcel post. II. II.
riillllps, Corning, Cal. No culls. 27tf
. PlCICLKa OtjfES, $1.25 por gal
Inn, by prepaid parcel post. H. II.
1'hirnps, Coming. Cel. 2"tt
WANTED
J will do tewing by day. Phono
3&1-K. Phone after 8.1'. M. Miss
Alma Peurnon. 1 2-1 C
WANTKD Clerical or atonogrnphlc
pailtlon by youug lady. Rnx K. O.,
Horuld office. , 11-13
WANTBIX- By woman, work wnnhlnf
- lhe or helping with rooking In
restaurant or hotel. MYs. 3. C. Iton
I nor, hontso on cornor of 3d and Cnllf.
avonuo. '11-17
- ' ;
. wva, ' 1'iuuisis. wniuuu mub
or . lady pianist wllh piano for ac
companying about an hour dnlly, ex
copt Sundays; must play and rend
well. Addrese A. 11. C, Evening Her
ald. 10-16
ALTERATIONS, additions, garage,
store fronts, sneiving, coantere,
cabinet work. Jns. L. Crlmnnii, 131 N.
2d at. Phone 728. 6tf
POBITIOM WANTED If you are
worth more you can earn more by
aecnrlng a hotter position through
The Herald claasulod ad column.
SOtf.
DLrtrlrt Menaipr Wanted.
Life, Aeeldont. Health Insurance
Attractive proposition to right man
National Life 'Insurance Co. of U.
S. A. (Established 1868) Pittock
block, Portlnnd. ' Dl-Jl
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Two grade Jersoy hetf.
era, t months. Two purebred bulls,
2 months. Prom good producing
cows. I'rlcod right, H. M. lXinlel
Donnnxa. Oro. 12-18
KSTHAY
Strayed from Gronnon's ranch
about Dec. 4 or 6. one span bay
homes; one branded W on right
shoulder. Both shod: wolght, 1350
and 1509 lbs. Call 490J3. 12-18
FOR SAiLE Airedale pups, pnpora
'go with pup whou you buy; one
fog bound pup. P. O. box 365 11-17
FOR BALE 20 hoad of milk cowa
and heifers, fresh and coming
Croah. T. B, toatod. On Lakevlow
foad, near Pino Grove tchoolhouse.
W. T. JOlllott. ' 8-14
LIVESTOCK Can be qniekly d la
posed of by a small (or aale ad In
The Herald. SOU
AUTOMOBILES
FOR 8ALK Bost buy of year, Fortf
sodan, 1923, run 3 months. Cheap
with terms. Call Apt. 8, St, Francis,
after 8, 12-13
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
7,
paraaajiajcmTM- rrs gaai'jMii. miiaet iTnuiiam a n
j ,,uxm
FOR RENT
POll KKNT Now 4-iodiii itiodurn
linusn, small fiiuilly; . '. block
from school. I'honu 20J. 12-13
KOH KBNT 3-room nut., no chll-
droii, no dux, lluinil ait. 12-14
NKWI.Y furnlshoit rnonia wllh liont
by ilia day or week. 920 Klamnth
avonuo. 10-22'
POll RUNT Blaoplng rooms, 410
N. lOIti aU ' lOtt.
POll RUNT Warm Imdrnom for 2
gentlemen. 318 N. "Hi at. 8-14
POll RENT Two 2-room apt"., 19
N, 10th at. No children allowed.
; . fitf
FOR-RENT Slooplng room, 4 por
week for one. 110 Washington
atroet. D3-J3
REAL ESTATE
FOR B Ail, ft 4-room modern hniiiio
furnlHhod; wldt garage; 3 block
from Main at., on pavement. Ilox
K. P., Herald office.
10-13
TOR HAI.K.
13,500 A good elx-room modern
Ji o mo, clone In. $r,00 cnuh. Pull
banement; on pavomant.
14000 Now modorn 4-room bouae,
clnao In. Thla la a good buy.
$14 SO 4-room Iiouho on lower; ga
rage and woodahed; nice lovul lot.
Only 200 cash.
$1000 A vory choice lot, cloio In
on High at. G8xl00.
A. A. BHUTAN A CO..
700 Main Bt. Il l 4
MUSIC
Mra. Wlllard Johnaon. G03 North
3d at. will tako a limited number of
pupils In muale on the piano. Call
284-M for forms. D3-J3
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN If yon have It
and are looking for a good Invest
ment, you can find the one you're
loo King ror with a smalt ad in The
Herald classified column. 80lf
LOST & FOUND
LOST Pair of spectacles' between
;Mothodist church and Mills addi
tion. Finder leavo at Herald of
fice, i 12-13
LOST On Morrill road. Sunday P.
M., a little black dog. Aireitrio nnd
Splta. T345 Cresccut. Howard. 12-18
POll BA'LE frame geese, alive or
ureseed. Call 19F33.
LOST (Mackinaw, Monday, between
nostnfflco' and Palrvlew Htore.
Lloyd llodflold, phono 621-W. 11-13
LOST Ouo bay mare, weluht about
PRO, white epot on forehead, flg
ii ro 3 brand on right shoulder. Call
Klug Bros., City Transfer, Rewnrd.
11-18
FOUND til) In oay money, by put
ting a 60-cent want ad In The
Herald and disposing of excess gtoff
that I couldn't use but was Just what
the other fellow wanted. SOtf.
BUSINSB OPPORTUNITY Want to
bny, want to sell, wnnt a partner.
Easily arranged through The Herald
classified advertisements. SOtf
TRIANQLB CAPS The place to get
good eata OPEN ALL NIOHT. 61
Main Street Phone I4 14tf
i
MISCELLANEOUS
DANCK AT MAUN.
Friday, Decomhor 14. Everybody
welcome. Hood music and refresh
ments. Mull ii orchestra. 112-13
Money has been deposited at
Halo's Newa Stand for tho redemp
tion of tickets sold for tho football
game that was eupposed to be played
on Novembor 29. ThankBglvIng day.
No redemption will be made After
Saturday. Dccomber 15. 12-14
MAKE CHRISTMAS MONEY.
Boys, girls and oven older folks
can make extra Christmas money In
the next tow weoka. Easy work. Call
at The Sun office, 119 North Eighth
street. 20-tt
POULTRY
eKBTipmn mnv Piiir.ifB Wo
nre now booking for fall and
' . . ., , . HM... . n
spring dollveny In White and Brown
Loghorns, R. I. Rods, Barred kockb,
Black Mlnorcaa. We are a member
of tho Glenn Co. Farm Bureau Certi
fied Flock and Acorodlted Hatohory
association, Orland Hatchery, Orland,
Olenn Co., Calif. ltf.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE KOH PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, Pnlted
MVVVVfcV
FARM BUREAU SECTION
TIHE TD JDBDEB .
CALVES IS NOW
Reservations Must be Made
With County Agent
of Tillamook
JJY C. A. HENDEnSON.
A fow ordr havo boon received
to iliito for Tillamook calves and
ovory ono desiring calves should aim
to let tho county ngont or county
club leader know at once. It Is vory
highly important that this bo done,
so reservations can be made wllh
tho county iiKcnt ct Tillamook for
tho number desired. Last sp.'lng a
number of people throughout the
county wanted calves vory Badly, but
delayed placing their order, and as
a consequence, calvos could not be
secured for them.
Thla Is the cheapost, quickest and
beat way of building up a good pro
ductlvo dairy herd. ' So every ono
wishing to have a fow good dairy
covin should plan to take tako ad
vantage of It,
HERDING AND COW
TESTING WILL BE
TAUGHT AT O. A. C.
Knrh Htuilent Will I-Ved, Mnnage
Ami Sfllk Purebred For Pivo
Month I'crlod
Dairy hcrdmanshlp praitlce and
cow testing oxperlenco will be at
Mdd In the special course at O.
A. C. beginning January 2 and ran
ging for five months. Each nun wili
take a few cows from tho college
purebred ho:d.i, and feed, manage
and milk ibcm for the entire time.
They will also weigh and test the
milk as required both in cow-testing
acsociutloii and official testing work.
It hag been hard for the dairy owner
to find experienced men anallf led u.
handle his herd to get hlfh an I
economic.-:! production and at the
same time maintain the health and
vigor of the animals. If these trained
herdsmen full it will not bo for lack
of suitable expeThnrce.
LEGAL NOTICES
States Land Office at Lakeview, Ore
gon. November 30, 1923..
Notice Is hereby given that Al
binos Whltlntch ot Keno, Oregon,
who on April 29. 1923. made ad
ditional Homestead Entry, No.
011882, for Lot 4, Section 4. Town
ship 4(1 South, Range 8 East. Wil
lamette moridlnn, has filed, notice ot
Intention to make Commutation proof
to establish claim to the land above
described before C. R. Delap clerk
of the county court, at Klamath
Palls, Oregon, on the 10th day of
January, 18Z4.
Claimant names as witness: C.
H. DoLap. J. P. Foster, William
Lambort. Oeorgo Ileavalln, all ot
Klainnth Falls, Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT.
Register.
D4-J5.
NOTICE POn PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office at Lake-
view. Oregon, Nov. 19, 1923.
Notice la hereby given that Peter
Pleterstelner. of Algoma, Oregon,
who, on November 24, 1920, made
Homestead entry. No. 011373. for
Lots 1, 5, Sec. 24, T. 37 8., R. 8 E.;
Lot t and SBtt NWU, Sec. 19.
'Townshtn 7 S.. Kongo u., vvmam-
1 otte meridian, has filed notice of ln-
I ln.lnn , r. mn1.A flnnl thnAO-VAIir
tentlon to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the' land
above-deticrtbed, before C. R. DeLap,
clerk of the connty court, at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, on the 37th day
ot December, 1933.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Hagelsteln. Ray Cox Win.
Uhrmann, George Hagelsteln, all of
Algoma, Oregon.
FVP. LIGHT,
Register. ;
N. 81 D; 22-!ne.
A MIDNIGHT THRILL
COYOTE DRIVE
. ILL STARTED
A Number of Good Kills
Have Been Reported
in County
llY C. A." KENDEnSON.
Coyote poisoning is getting started
in good shape, a numbc:' of good
kill having been reported. In this
work It Is Important that each trap
per has a large number of poisoning
Btatlons Sprung cut over a wide ter
ritory. As the 'weather gcU colder,
one good poisoning station w.il ac
count for the mujo.l'.y of coyotca In
that ImmedJato vicinity.
Any ono having useless horses or
other animals or carcasses of animals
'.hat have died recently, can co-cper-ate
In thla work by notifying the
trapper in this district that lie can
have them for his use. Those In
tho Uly district ihonld notify H. H.
Oubscr. BIy; In' tho Poo and Laugell
valley and vicinity of Olene, Mr.
Miller of Olene and Frank Crop
erring: throughout the main basin
M. P. Oafnrncau, Merrill; h the
Keno, Worden and Plevna districts,
Craut NelJon. of WOrden.
AGRICULTURAL
CONFERENCE AT
O. A. C PLANNED
Leaders of Farm Work Through
out State to Attend Important
- (intherlng in January
Reports just received at Corvallls
show that plans are going ahead for
the agricultural economic ' confer
ence, to be held there January 21
to SS inclusive. This conference alms
to follow up tho plans outlined In
tho builHin "Agricultural Pro
gram for Oregon," recently isAied by
the stats extension' service. This
conference will Include leaders In
agricultural work throughout the
state, farmers, bankers and business
men, and every one Interested in
agricultural development.
Placing the roosters In the breed
lug pens this month is advisable in
order that they become accustomed
to (heir surroundings and acquainted
with the remainder of the flock bo
fore eggs a:'e aaved for batching.
Draughty houses nnd damp poul
try titter are to be guarded again,
particularly at this season of the
year. j . .
A palatable wet mash will bring
pulleta Into production when they
are alow to lay. It Is advisable to
teed It In such a manner that the ac
tivity of tho bird will not be Inter
fered with during tho day. A hungry
hen is a working hen.
prdering queen bees for early de
livery Is' advisable at this time, aa
the queen supply Is lilmted.
Farmers, living within one mile
of the postoffice or rural mail sta.
tlon, will be entitled to receive spe
cinl dollvery nlall by carrier, accord
ing to an order recently Issued by
the postmaster-general.
RHEUMATISM or NEURITIS
Remarkable new treatmant stops
Rheumatism or Nauritia In any
form. Vary worst eases relieved at
no. Thousands of oures reported.
Ne nssd for anyone to suffer. Ask
any drtiaalst for "Allan's Rhau
matlo Treatment," In Tablet Form.
Prlee 1 par box. All druggist
aarry It. Hart M. Allan Labora
tories, Mfrs, Box 1340, Lo Angal,
Calif.
OINKS A-PLENTY HERE!
ft. l i : i
This giant poland china boar
CedarCedar Hill Burner and cornea
on bis blue-blood sides. Hp's tho property of Jim Cunningham of Den
ton. Tex., and holds the southwest porkers' championship. No, the little
girl is not planning to eat Ftuslcr. She a just around to keep him com
pany. and show how h!g he is by comparison. , . , ',
WAR BLAMED FOR ' !
CHILD Kl'lf 5DES .
j
LINZ, Austria, Dec. 13. Child
suicide, which has been common'
in central Europe since tho war. i
had
tragic Illustration here re-
cently. A boy 17 years old hanged
himselfand the next day at tho
same spot his 14 year old brother
vr CM:-rHP POSIES MtBSHAL
AUNT JARAH, WHO IS LAIO OP AT
f " LINKVILLE IN YE OLDE TIMES j j
- M
KIT fe , I FliSS'J ta f . I Slit Ifl
I - I HOME I rV- t-ElS- uiiw.' AycJJ
I SEEMS THE POS'ES MARSHAL OTEV WALKEfc BftOUHT To j ,
iiurr IUU WHO IS LAIO OP ATHOMB WITH AVTHMA , APPARENTl-Y j
HAD 86EM DOPED VVI7H REB Kfct'rtlt OK. one 01114 g
AWMOfinij sneeze powpek- "
EVERETf fRUE
rvANAsei?
V Si
t' wci i n i
'TrilS IS URCTT TRUE. IaIE FOLKS THAT.
fl.iVB rALOMG THIS TRACK. AKS GGTTInG MlSHTY
TifiJED OF NeflRIMG FLAT- WHEiTt-ED CARS SO
IPOUM-DINC BY HEf?(2- ! -t DONfT KNOW
iWHGTHER 'lT'& BcTOAUSE XOOK CCWPANY HAS A
PtAT POCKET BOOK OR YOO A P-AT f4QA D, 6UT
J; ' X0 KNOW THAT 11 THE NUlSANCe CONTINUES,
'SOrteTHI'viCS Soim to F c at ten
:-rt
1- 1... 'I w
I'VE JUST
DECIDED WHAT
I WANT FOR MY
CHRISTMAS
present;
'4!
w n
pH I
S'rK'tJ J VV if'-
I J Jill
M . '. 1 Til
answers to tho playful, cognomen of
1200 pounds of choice bacon around
took his Ufa in tho Bame manhoV.
Tho younger boy left a nolo saying.
he could not live, without his play-
mato. ''
This self-destruction among chit
A . ,
foclty resnllln:' '' from conditions
HaAnt which they passed infancy
In .war times'. --. j
OTEV WALKER OKOUU"'
HOMB WITH ATMMA . APP,ARGNTLV
By CONDQ
STi?eeTT rahJay Co?
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By ALLMAN
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