The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD CLAHHIKflSl) AO ItAl'KH First Insertion per Una lOo Two luaertloiis per Una Inc Threo Insertions per Una SUo Poor Insertions per lino SUo Week (0 times) per Una 80o Ona Mmitli .....pur Una 7Bo Minimum charge J Do. Adi not coneeoutlve are charged n new following tioh omlMlon, Flrit Imartlon li In "New To day" column without extra charge, but all Insertions .In that column ro at first Insertion rata, Dlply . classified d (where type larger tlian tblt la used) tra counted ntna !!no to Inch. Copy muiit be In Horald otflco by noon to got In that day's paper. NEW TODAY liana, specification! and homes donlgnod, IIIIU of nmlerluls urn et. miitos furnished. Now la the time. Joe. I,, Crlatnnn, Htrueturul Kngl near, 131 N. 2d. I'lionu 72H, Nblf WILL tnku In a Kurd roudilnr In Knod ahiipn on a huuvlur cur, Hiilrk, DodKC. Chevrolet or aieumer. Hul k (luruice, 7lh and Klumuth uvp. 21-24 1 - FOR HAIK Hurt ear. lsr: anon at Ilulck Unraan can bo 21 Mettle the gift problem with the leuat troublii Try tho drug (torn first. Currlna for Drugs. 21 Free presents to kiddles Saturday, 10 to 12 A. M. Hurry, si-o Dick. 220 Mnln ' 21 -I- KOIl RUNT Two-room furnished 1iotin with gurugn. Inquire 7411 N. Mth. 2Mf FOB BAI.K -l-orgo lot, good locn lllon, rvaaonnhlu. Aauwur, Una A. II., Ifiiruld ofllce. 21-2K WANTED OARPJSKTHIt work done by hour or day. Telephobe 39-V. K. NoU ion. ' 1B-23 WANTBR-A good, bright boy not younger thun 17, with whmil, to act aa moaaenger, to one who bus ambition, we will tiarb him to b come nn opnrutor aud mauagor, with good paying poaltlon axon aa com petent, lloru'a nn opportunity (or the right boy and bo uruat bo right. Apply at.Weatorn Union. 19t( VANTEI)"Mun or man and wtfo for dairy work, good plucn for rlxht party. Wrlto to II. K. Hoyae, Mid land, Or. '. 17-2H I'OHITION WANTBD If you are worth more yea oaa earn more by ecnrlng a bettor poaltlon through The Herald , cluaUUvl ad coletno. 30tL Dfcrtrict Manager Wanted. Life, Accident, Health Insurance. Attractlre propoaltlon to right man. National Life 'Insurance Co. of U. 8. A. (Katabllshed 1808) Pit toe k block, Portland. tU-Jl REAL ESTATE SNAP B00 cash will buy 180-acro ranch, 4 miles from Dairy and highway and railway, 18 mllea from Klamath Fulls or will trade for house and lot. H. (lautlar, 820 Market at., Klamath Falls. - 10-21 FOR BALE At a bargain, 4 -room artodora house with furniture. In quire V. C. North at Waldorf pool hull. 18-24 FOR 8ALELargo B-room bouse, all modern, icwor connection!, full basomont, all built-in featuree. Ap ply at 3106 Reclamation avonuo. Mills addition 1S-21 FOR 8 ALE S0-acre alfalfa farm, near Mnllni easy term. Box M. O., Herald office. P!8-J16lno LOST & FOUND I.OST-On Morrill road, 8undny P. M., a llttla black dog, Airedale and Spits, named Jack. 1345 Cnw cent. Reward. 12-21 LOST On Merrill road, Sunday P. M., a llttlo blaok dog, Airedale and Spits, named "Jack." 1345 Cicscont. Reward. 13-22 FOUND ,30 In eaty money, by put ting a 80-cent want ad In The Herald and disposing of excosi etutf that I couldn't uso bat waa just what the other follow wanted. SOtf. V BU8INS8 OPPORTUWITY Want to buy, want to ol, want a partner, paslly arranged through The Herald etasaltled advertlaoments. 80tf MISCELLANEOUS THI ANOll OArn Th place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIOHT 8I (Main Btreet Phong it. lUr I'UBLIO NOTICE. ' ' L. ii. Slisfor ho beon appointed city salosman for the J. R. Wntklns Company In Klnimith Falls. 17-23 POULTRY CERTIFIED BABY CHICKS Wo are now booking for fall ' and aprlng dollvery In White and Brown Loghorni, R. I. Red, Bnrrod Roeka, pluck Minorca. We are a member of the Olenn Co. Farm Bureau Certi fied Flnok and Accredited Hntehnry Simulation, OMond Hlltcliory, Orlnnd, pionn Co., Calif, Ut. Porfumo sets are an appreciated t Purrlug tor Drugs.,..) - 31 ft FOR SALE DAJJCK At t)i MhIIii hull, Hut lirilny, Dec. 22, 11)211. JCvnrybndy cor dliilly IiivHhiI, (iond music. Itiifroali niuiita. Mulln uivltoslru. 2U-21 'ITIUUOY DINNICIl Ml the Mur ahull houitu Clir iHt iiiuh duy; iiiukn roe trvnllotiH un diirly it possible. Hours 2:3U to D I', M. llloa, 75 Cts. 20-24 i,l'l!RKKV.S--l.lvo or drpwwd ut the Purmttrs Bxchutign, Spot Cash Hub kill grocery, H22 Klumutll av Best itrdny. Dims. 22, only. 20-21 VOlt 8AI.K 100 ton ot huy, 6 miles oast of town. Phono 2!)!)M.' 20-27 'KOII 8AI.H Holld oak 8-foot extnn 1 tilon tuhla, I'hono l49M'. 2021 KOli HAMC-Kcad grain for cash or terms. Mulln gluto bunk, Mulln, Oregon. ' 30-27 Fori HAI.IC-ni.njitlful white Angora kitten, inn In, 1 year old; pnrontii have Inkim blue ribbon ul Ouklund rut alinw for sevorul years. I'rlcn in. I'hono 400-J-l. 20-22 KOII A QUICK HAUJ-rVlcUir Vic jtrola, a barguln; ulno 01 latest records, If wanted. Apply 020 K J unit uth uvo. D1K-J1 KORC'liD BAI.l-8loro aud fixtures; 1 pluno, aome earij 6 building lot; other valuable!. Hoc Dick. 220 Main at. , 18-24 KOIl HALE One It. H., alto 30. cream (operator; two D-gul. Uuhl cream cans; one binvy rollnned It-gal, bucket; one 3-gal. cedur churn, 178. I'hono 62H. . -- 17-22 ALTERATIONS, addition!, garages. atoro front!, ihalvlng, counter!, cabinet work. Jul. I.. Crlaman, 131 N. 2d at. 1'hone 728. Clt Buy your apple direct from the grower 11.75 per box, parcel poet : prepaid to Klamath Folia. D. A. Otvoni, Ashland, Oro. DlC-Jllln 23.G0 ALL WOOL SUIT OR OVEIt X)AT lailornd to your maaaure by A. Nuah Tailoring Co. All one price. Phouo 100 A H. Honour will call duy or evening! and ahow gooda; plenty of aamploa aatlafactlon guar anteed dreea belter for leaa. LilJ-Jti FOR SAJ.Br-J.arga red onloni, cab bago, puranlpa, enrrota, beeta. MUe and a quarter northwest of afnlln. John Ilonxlk. N28-D28 OIlANtira, 83 per 40 Ibi ((not) box, by prepaid parcel post. U. It. Phillip, Corning, Cal. No culls. 2711 rjCIO.ED OUVKS, 1.25 per gol l Ion, by prepaid parcel post. H. K. , Phillip. Corning, Cal. tilt FOR RENT I FOR HKNT--One housekeeping room and butli. Own entrauco. Ona blk. from Mnln. Phono 728. 20-21 FOIl nKNT Three-room nicely fur v nlhed apt., Bt. Francis' upls.,' 628 Ouk kU SOtf FOR RBNTHNewly furnished four room apt. with bath; completely furnished. &g Main HU 30-22 FOR RENT Furnished cottage, De cember 24. Phono 730 W Jfltf SLKWINU ROOaC for rent nl 481 Washington it- Pbono 273R 19-22 FOR RUNT 'Four-room furnished houao and garago. Will rent for 3 or 3 months to responsible party. Box 23, Horald office. 19-31 FOR RENT Hied room In prlrate family. 414 Walnut are. 18-34 NEWLY furnished room with heat hy the day or week. (20 Klamath avenuo, 10-33 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms,' 419 N. 10th at. lOtf. FOR RENT Two 3-room apt., 19 N. 10th st. No children allowed. . Btt FOR RENT flleoplng room, 34 per irook for one. 119 Washington treat. D8-J8 AUTOMOBILES , FOR SAU9Tho following aro bar gains Dodge touring, Chevrolet touring, Bulck 0 roadster and Bulck 6 touring. Theao cars aro woll worth the price aaked and terms can' be ar ranged with responsible partloa, Bulck , Oarage, SovontU and Klam ath. 19-31 XlVESTOCK FOR BALD 'Reglstorod Poland Chi na Ollts, bred to reglstorod siro tor March and April Utters. Roy W. Nel son, phono 17F, WOrdon, Or. 19-31 FOR SALE Two fresh milk cows. Tall 008 Jefferson. 19-B3 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS E- rii r-i 1 5 P if lir1 I V IWttm. .... .. ....r - i ammmmSrmrT . . THE EVENING MONEY TO LOAN MONKY TO !,OAN--!f you hare It and are louklnx fur a good lnrjt mont, you can find tho one you're looking for with a atnull ud In The Humid classified column. SOtf LEGAL NOTICES' NOTICK FOJ1 PCIUJOATIOX. UopnrMnnnt of the Interior, United State Land Office at Luke- view, Oregon, Nov. 19, 1923. Notlco Is hereby given that Peter Ploterstelner, of Algoma, Orogan, who, on November 24, 1020, made Homestead entry. No. 011873, for Loll 1, 6, Sec. 34, T. 87 8., R, 8 K.; Lot 8 and - 8H44 NW14, Sec. 19, Township 37 S.. Range 9 B., Willam ette meridian, has filed notice of In- tentlon to make final three-year proof, to establish elolm to the lend oliove-doserlbed, before O. R. DeLap, clerk of the county court, at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, on the 27th day of December, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Ungelxtcln, Ray Cox, Wm. Ubrmann, Ooorge Hogelitein, all of Algoma, Oregon. F. P. LIGHT, ' Register. N. 81 D. 22-Inc. NOTICB FOH 1'L'BLICATIO.V. Department of the Interior, United State Land Office at Lnkovlew, Ore gon, Novomber 30, 1923. Notice la hereby given that Al binos Whttlatcb of Keno, Oregon, who on April 89, 1923. made ad ditional Homestead Kntry, No. 011883, for Lot 4, Section 4, Town ship 40 South, Range 8 East, Wil lamette meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Commutation proof to establish claim to the land above described boforo O. R. DeJap clerk of the county court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 10th day of January, 1924. Claimant same as witnesses: C. II. DoLap, J. F. Foster, William Ijimoert, George Heavalln, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon. F. P. LIGHT, RegUter. D4-JB. IX BA.NKJaTTCY In the District Court of tbe United State, tor the District of Oregon. On the nuiUer of Joseph PoHplatl and Mae respusll, bankrupt. r To tho creditors of Joseph Pospl sll and Mae Poaplsll. . 'Notice Is bereby given that on the 17th duy of December, 1923, Joseph Posplsil and Hue Poaplsll were duly uljudajod bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will bo held at the office ot tho undersigned, at 409 Main street, Klumuth Falls, Ore gon, on January 2, 1924. at 3 o'clock P. M., at which time creditors may attend, prove their claim)), examine the bankrupt, elect a trustee, and transact such other business us may conio beforo thorn. December 20, 1928.'" J. C. RUTENIC, , D20 Referee In Baukurptcy. INDIAN LAND BALK. All of the allotted and Inherited Indian lands advertleed but not sold on Octobor 22, 1923, will again be offered tor Bale at 3 o'clock P. M. on Decembor 31, 1923, at tho Klam ath Agency office. For1 information a to tho appraised values and loca tion of lands, call on or write to Fred A. Baker, superintendent, at Klamath Agency, Oregon. -N. SO-D. 7,14.21,28. SUMMONS. Equity No IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OOEOON FOR THE COUNTY OP KLAMATH. ,0. K. Bosveov plaintiff, vs. W. L. Bowen. defendant. To W. L. Bowen, defendant. In tbe name ot the state of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap- pour and answer the complaint on file In Hie above entitled suit, on or before 29th day of December, 1923. that being tho last duy prescribed In the order ot the court for tho pub lication ot this summons, and It you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for tho rollof prayed for In her comDlalnt, vie; for the dissolu tion of the bonds ot matrimony now and harotofore existing betwoen plaintiff and defondant, upon the grounds ot dosartlon ton more than one year last past and Immediately precodlng the filing ot the complaint herein; and for the care and custody of the elx minor children ot plaintiff and defendant. ITIils summons Is served upon you by publication thereof In the Klam ath Evonlpg Herald, a newspaper printed, published and of general circulation In KInmath county, Ore gon, onro each week for six conseru tlve and successive weeks, the first publication thereof being on the 16th dayj of November, 1923. and tho last HERALD, KLAMATH wrarr NEWS OF- THE KLAMATH COUNTRY HIGHWAY MEN ROB CLEAR L. RANCHER OF FOUR DOLLARS HlfAHTA VIEW, Ike 21, (Hpocliil.) On IiIk wny homo offer xelllna; hi cuttle and at tomling to biiftlnewi In Merrill and Mulln, Oscur Uuker, a runrher of tho Clear Luke num. try, a held up by two high-uvnu-u and relieved of $1. Tim liie xt ppel to the rami find ordered linker to liol, up Ms hands. lf compiled. He tluti no ordered to drop his purxo mi the ground and move on.. ItakJT hail di-poxlutl hi money ln tho bunk befoiv Iniv, liiK ton n and hnd but $4 In the piime. YEARLING KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE SHASTA VIEW, Dec. 21 Charlie Faught lost a yearling Tuesday. It was killed by a car on the highway a short distance from his heme. The radiator on the car was pretty well demolished, but no one Injured. ' CHILOOUIN Mr. and Mrs. Wtado Crawford spent Wednesday In Klamath Folia doing Christmas shopping and visiting with friends. Frnnk Burgess and family left yesterday for Hornbrook, Calif., where they will spend tho winter. Burgess has been employed ss mill wright by tho Chlloquln Lumber company during the past summer and fall. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Flurry wont to Klamath Falls Tuesday to spend tho duy'. I . , Marvin Cross of Klamath Falls was a business visitor In Chlloquln. Wednesday, buying furs . . Miss Mae Gardner drove to Klam ath Falls Wednesday to do Christmas shopping. ' Mrs. D. B. Laurttsen, Wednesday, took hack tho management of the Plue Cono Ico cream parlor, after a vacation of several months during which tlmo stirf, took a tntt) oast. , HOW ABOUT 70 TO1 SO Sacramento doctor warns that the heulth danger age la from 5 to 9. This will be welcome news to the old timers. ... IA vacuum, lunch kit would please the men who carries his lunch Cur rlns for Drugs. 21 STUFFED UP HEAD Instantly Open Every Air PatsaK) Clear ihroat, Too It your nostrils are clogged and your head stuffed because ot nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure antiseptic cream Into your nostrils It penetrates through every air pas sage, soothing and hearing swollen, Inflamed membranes and you get tnitant relief. Try thts. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Your clogged nostrils open right up; your head Is clear; no more hawk ing or snaffling. Count titty. All the stuffiness, dryness, struggling tor breath Is gone. Yon tee) tine. Adv. publication feeing on the 28th day ot December, 1923. Done by order ot the Hon, A, L. Leavltt, Judge ot the above entitled court, said orden, being dated tho 15th day ot November, 1923. F. H. MILLS. ' Attorney for plaintiff, postofflce address, 802 Wllllts Bldg., Klamath Falls, Ore. N. 16-23-80 1 7-14-21-28. DANNY WAS ON CREAM CLEARS A FALLS - OREGON MERRILL. MALIN TEAMS PLAY TIE FOOTBALL GAME SHASTA VIHW, Dee. 21 (Spe cial.) After battling for about two hours Tuesday, the football game between tho Murlrll and Mulln high school teams resulted In a tie. Tho Kume was played at Malln. STREET LIGHTS FOR EAST CHILOQUIN CHILOQUIN, Dec. 21. (Special) The Oregon-California Power com pany is installing street . lights In West Chlloquln. The lights are a great Improvement to the town and were much needed. MERRILL 3frs. Thomas Martin ot Klamath Falls spent lost week In Merrill the guest of her daugh:r, Mrs. R. H. Anderson. ' Tho library club gave a card party Saturday evening In the library. A large crowd was out and the evening was spent In playing "500." Re freshments were served during the evening. The hostesses r were Mes- dames It. L. Dulton. William Walker, R. H. and R. C. Anderaon. Tbe club gives these parties1 once a month during the winter. ..Mrs. JB. L. Hosley spent a few days In Merrill to attend the dance and club card party. , E. A. Davis returned Monday eve ning from an extended visit in Los Angeles. Mrs. Rose Davis and Sum ner Davis were Klamath Falls visi tors Monday. ; . .Tho special meetings at the Pres byterian church ere being well at tended nnd a great deal of Interest fs being manifested Sunday an all day's meeting was held. In tbe after noon Rev. X. B. Harrison, addressed tho men In the Presbyterian church and Miss Marjorle Harrison ad dressed the women at Merrill hall.' Both meetings of the church gave a turkey dinner ln the I. O. O. F. hallt Over 100 wereTiresenr atfa everybody did full Justice to the meal. ; 'Eugene Merritt, Clifford Shuck and Lester Moore went to the hills near tho old Turner mill and got Christmas trees tor the school. Shasta View-Malin I " 4 Uoe MHcka was a Klamath Falls Falls visitor Tuesday, i , John Spolek and Miss Lamplot of Malln were recently married. (W, H. Chandler, an old-time rancher of this place but now ot Portland, ho been visiting relatives in the east and spent a short time DUTAilTCRES Just the moment yon apply Men-tho-Sulphur to an Itching, burning or broken out skin, the ithlng stop) and healing begins, says a noted skin specialist. This sulphur pre paration, made Into a pleasant cold cream, gives euch a quick relief, even to tlery ecxema, that nothing has ever been found to take Its place. (Because of Its ger-destroying prop erties, it quickly subdues the itch ing, cools the lrrlatlon and heals the ecxema right up. leaving a clean. smooth akin In place ot ugly erup tions, rash, pimples or roughness. Tou do not have to wait for Im provement. It quickly shows. . You con get a little jar ot Rowles Mentho Bulphiir at any drug store. THE LOOkOUT IF SKIN BREAKS APPLYSULPHUR m DADDY! OH ''WifllB r DADDY, i HEARD - L: DADDY! J J ' H R SAMTACLAU3 AROUND UjPifB!: iH-r ' ' 1 HERE LISTENING JU5TrTJ Lzr?-rr-'' V nmk a Yzr mZZZZ here with friends, returning to IiIk homo la Portland Wednesday. frho Helping (fund ladles were en tertained by Mrs. Thomas of Malln Wednesday with the following ladles presonl: Mesdanies Jacobs, Myers, Mnckcn, Bailey, Wilson, Sanders, Foglo, GrayBon, Clark, Taylor, th hostess and her mother. Whilo the ladle worked very hard preparing for thofr entertainment given re cently and are to be congratulated on the success of It, they feci amply rewarded as tho net proceeds were 3116.44. Their next moetlns will not bo held nntll the 16th ot Jan uary. ' . Tho entertainment given at the Malln hall Friday evening by Miss Wn!tonof Merrill, assisted by the high school of Malln Is being very highly spoken of by tho many who attended and they can recommend Miss Walton's ability as aa enter tainer. Mrs. E. H. Thomas' mother stars tor Log Angeles Thursday where she expects to spend the winter. iMrs. Jac&bson, preceptress of the high school ot Malln, will Jeave Fri day for Eugene where she will spend the holiday vacation. . Rubber aprons. A practical gift for i the housewife Currins for Drugs. 21 m ' Brunswick records. The record of amazing clearness Currln Says so. ..... 21 LINKVILLE IN EVERETf rRUE tStfreS) . TOi)C-" fY IINTMW, WWTMW I HOMR ... .. L'V a3 f you say V f no-no-wo 1 rrnoueLS- I abwo . 1 fsoMe joVEft.s(i"iiE:o u5a 8ieiS,( y e To worby aukt Sarah PEABoox g jfM T ArT M LEADER OS THE SOCIETY POA I VT 4 HI V .i yr '.-1 WOMAN TRYING TO SAVE DOG Bifl EN BY RABID COYOTE CBtlxigvl.t, !): Jil (3,K. riiil.) Mr". II. I). Htockwcll, of Aftpgrove, was bltu.it yester day by u siiptKmedly mnd coy. . e which had attacked her log. Mrs. Htookwoll saw tbe animal fltfitinu: wttli the dog and ran out; to Mr Wo it awiiy, when tho royoto turned upon her, Inflict Ina; a had wound. Tho nnliuul was later killed. . The 20,000 Inhabitants of , Ber muda depend for their water supply upon the rain that falls on the roofs of their Coral houses and flows in to storage tanks. . . . . ; v .An olittrlc curling Iron would please the Miss or Mjru. who bolw her hnlr Cnrrlna for Drugs. 2t RHEUMATISM NEURITIS Remarkable new treatment stops ' Rheumatism or Nsuritls in any form. Vory worst oases rallend at enoe. Thousands of euree-roporiod. N need for anyone to SMffar. Ask amy druggist for "Alien'! Rhou matie Troatmwit," in Tablot Perm. Price $1 Pr box. All uggla carry It. Hart M. Allan Labora tories, Mfrs, Box 1340, Loa Angeles, Calif.. .... .... YE OLDE TIMES By CONDO By ALLMAN I ."it it