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THE EVENING HERALD'
OliAHHiriKD AD ItATItH
Flrit Insertion
.par Una loo
.per Una lSe
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Two Insertion .
Tbnaa ,nUiiw
Vor ,fpnrttoiM
Wrajk 0 ,tlina)
por Una Tflo
Minimum ,thrgn Ho. Ada not
onawqjlTa ara charged sew
foilpwrln,; enoh umlHinn.
TjT!it nerton la in "'Now To
day," ,f?numn without tr chargo,
but 11 ,naertlqna In that oolumn
ara ff,' fjlrit .Insertion rl.
DUptay' alneslflad ari( (wbera
typa lajrfar Wan thla l uaed) ro
ouatad nlna Unas to ,tflch,
Copy mut ba to Ho raid oifloa by
noon to lt In that day'a paper.
NEW TODAY
IlrlnK your f una lo tho Northern
Fur Hhop itt 100 Ho. ,7th M. und
llSVO thniil Iliad" up Into boiikiHiImk
yon will ho plcnuoil wllb. Wo tuke,
raw fur In nxrhnngn Tor our work,
rrlcos ronjonublo. Phono 10 1 W.
' ' 8.1). 11
Foil SAUK Of IriKlo for residence
Hot, my equity In poultry ranch,
1121 Lincoln at. ' s-H
FO HKNT Twin-room npi(riitnni
nt Sia Oak at.
W)ANTBD X.argo, clean cotton raits
(no wool I lie lb., Iluruld office.
Room and board In private fam
ily: rofnroncea- exchanged. I'lionc
tlMW, DOT J lift h at. D-D
FOIl BALK Five-room plnntnrod
house with bath, stone foundation,
garage: on pavement. $3ouo; cli
tmyment. tK.O, bn lull re ltd month.
CieiU'OTK & BMITH. 8-9
LOST lllntweon pec. 0 and 12. from
iCumV No. 11. nn Natron eutort.
black homo, weight nltoui Uno llm.,
rnauhod innim, whitu none, both hind
fnoi'whMo (about 8 Inches). K yearn'
old. Clinch huKui type. I'im notify
C. A. IllM-hc, llonihruok. fa I 8-H
lavo ordera for piano tutilng nt
ICIainatli Koll Muulc lloimc. 122 H.
OtU bt. S.J
I'XJR ItKNT Five-room home, ono
hojf titll" from city lunho. Clunp.
Homo land If dnelreil. Call nt 122 ft.
titb 8t. 8-0
Will tho lady who wa formerly
lOrneitlno ,Mon of HncrninciKo, call
upon tier cotiHln, Mru. Ixitllo Nowl
lUK. att Kvaua' npiirlmi'iitN, April I.
Ing, ut Kvuua, Apt., AH. 1 8-12
WANT purlieu, wlih or without cam.
to travel In Orcein, Callforolu and
sM-ntnrn mulen: lio wcnicrn Canada.
Thl lit a splendid innncy-mnklnii
proposition. If lim'icnii'.l cnli at room
108, Arcado hotel. - t-9
Hulncrlpi Ioiib luken for nil innitu
rlnea. full Mr. F. K. I'fllctn. phone
SVi-ll. ' F-Mlne
MUSIC
jicmio.
Z. Patera, aeorodlted on piano and
violin, Appolntmenta oa Saturdaya.
Bundaya and Mondayt only. Addroaa
T48 Broad at. next to Blxth. J15-F16
- FOR RENT
FOR IlENT Houaekeeplng tooiii,
fnrnlxhed. new paper nnd linoleum,
120, 1142 I'lne; phone f.CSR 7-8
FOR KBNT Ouo hosted bedroom
lit prlvatu (umtly. 414 Wirlnut
atroct. 0-12
FOR-ItENT TTwo Irrlgatod farina,
'Francla J. Ilowno, Donnnra, (J-12
FOR- RENT Sloeplng rooms for
gantlomon, cloaa In. 1149 Pine
atreet. ssir
FOR RUNT 2 2-roorn and 1 1-room
pu,; alio cabin, tl? lUiu atrcei
PI1006 842-W. rrn
FOIJ RENT Two-room ' pt.; mo
cabin. 419 lOlfc at. rbone 842 w.
' - Btt.
WANTED
WANTEU Two lady' roomers, pri
vate family. 438 lllRh nt. 7-!''
WAVTED To bmrrow 81200 for
one. two or threo yqarn: Rood e
c.urity. Lien, nolo or morlitnfio. r, t).
lloxi2C4. 7-8'
WANTKI) Man to work on ranch.
Krnncla J. nowno; Ilonunrw, 0-8
WIAJJXBO A hoiiHolteopor to euro
tot- 0-yonr-old girl. Call nftur fi:30,
phona 49UW or call 345 N. Ulli at.
.- Stf
WANTED Work by flrat-class coon,
hnVu own wnllt'ciw, MV; ' John
LtlnU. Uorrls, tul.. 1", O. llox .
0-11
Safety razor blndea aharpened. Oth
at. (Unrbor abop): ' iU-Fll
POSITION WA.NTBU -If Jfou iwa
worth taora you earn earn mbre by
aocutHng a bottor position through
The Herald claaslflod ad column.
80t,
LOST & FOUND
The prostlgo of Herald Wnnt Ads
has boon nttulnod not moroly hy The
Ilornld's lni'RU circulation, but by
tho lnct Hint nil ot Ita readers are
Interested In Qur Want Ada.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
FOR 8ALK Largo lot, rood loca
tion, whoa) for cnih,' VTrlio llox
A. II., Ilurnla ofllco,
AT I'ATTKIIHON'H TAINT HTOriK
you win find a oomplnto and up-io-duio
lino of rnnincln, stiiln nu (I var
nish lu chub from .', pint up. Iiui.
Hi I n i! foil, roofing, nlnivLtiiK paper
"Nil kIiimk. Wi Mull for cash, pay cash
and null for low. 0-12
ITOIt HA 1. 10 Now dirndl steel garage.
10x18 font, pnrtnblii, $10(1. HikiL
Clinli. Mpol Cusli llilnkn grocery, h2
Kliimntli uvu. n-8
FOR 8AJLB Iarge red onions, enn
bugo, parsnips, carrots, boctit
Bauurkraut, 8So por gal., bring youi
Jar or barroi; John llonr.lk, 1 ,
miles nnnhwoal of Malln. J29-H1
123. CO ALL-WOOL BU1T On
OVKltCOAT tailored to your moas
ura by A. Nnah Tailoring Co. All one
prlro. Phono 109. A. It. Itonnnr will
cull any time and thow jtoodn. Now
Sprlnii atrlim and anmnlua lum rn-
Colvod. RalUfoctlon guRruntood. DrnHH
oettor for lwi. 2(,-lT2&
Nowiown kpplna, at tbelr bint no.
l.r.6 a box delivered, d nine. B
A. Nye, Tnlnt, Ore. J24-M24
OKANCiES IS par 40. lb. box by pro-
pain parcel pout; no emu, iimnnk
jund arapufrult aame. price or will
i mix any way you wnnt ihiim. II. II.
(,1'hlllllia, Corning, Cnl. 12if
i Hay for anl; will dollvor. I'linni,
I 83W. it. I. Urnltonatoln, Hit
j ' PICKLKD OLIVES. II. 10 per gal
lon, by prepaid purrel Jol. II. H.
1'bllllpa, Corning, Cal. ' 27tf
Tim Evening Herald la the
! mod I um through which many poopli,
'ii'lly tbelr wanta by ualng Ita
i -Umtlflmt cnlumna, Telephnna K8.
Tlio Evonlnc I fern Id la the
medium through whlrh many people
upply tholr wauta by unlng Ita
j -liiMlfli'd roliimna. Tolnphnno 88
POULTRY
OKUTJFIKD DAIIY CHICKS White
and Drown !,eghomj, narrod
Roeka. It. I. Itcda. Illack Mlnorcaa.
Now booking for apdng dollvory. All
flncka eertlflod by tho (ilonn fount
IWm Uureau. I'rtc on application.
Orlund Itutchery, Orland, Clviin Co.,
Oallf. 23tf
The preatlRo of Herald Want Ad
haa been attained not merely by The
tlnrald larsu circulation, but br
111 fact that all of Ita renders are
nlnreitted la Our Want Ada.
The Evenlnx Herald U the
medium through which many people
supply Uielr want by unlng lu
Infilled enliiBlaa, Tolephone 81.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT1CK FOR PVIIUaiTION.
Dnpartmeot of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at lJikovlow Oregon,
January 12, 1924.
Notice la horoby given that Wil
liam M. Lorvns, wboao poatoUIro ad-
rtrtwa Is 123 N. Clh. St., KJ a in nth
Falls, Oregon, did, on iha SUi day 01
January. 1923. tile In tlila office
Sworn Sintoment and AppllouJon,
No. 011994, to purchase tho BW'A
nw and W 8W. Section 16.
Township 88 Booth, Range 11 Eaat.
Wlllamotte Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions ot the
act of June 3, 1878. and acta amen
datory, known as the "Timber and
Stono Law," at such value as mlRlit
ba fixed by appraliwinont, and tbnt,
pursuant to auch application, the
land and timber thereon have been
appmlnod, Timber at $1100. the Um
ber eetlninled 1100 M boanl font at
81 par M, and the hind 130; thai
snld eppllcum will offer final proof
in support of bis application eno
worn statement on the 82d day of
March, 1024, before C. R. bd.ap,
clerk of the County Court, at Kliup
ath Falls, Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to pro
teat thla purchase before entry, or
initiate a contest at any time before
patent liutues, by filing a corroborated
affidavit In thla office, alleging facts
which would defeat tho entry.
F. 1'. LIGHT,
Resistor.
J1G-Marl7ln&
NOTICE FOR l'UBMOATIOJt.
Dopartmeht of the Interior, TJ. 8.
Land Office nt Ijikovicw, Oregon,
January 4. 1924.
Nottco In hereby Rlvon that Lola
R. King, whoso poetoftfce address la
1363 Commercial street, 1'ortlaml,
Oregon, did, on tho 18th day ot June,
1923, tile In this office Sworn Stnlo
moivt nnd Application, No. 0120ti2,
to pnrohnso tho SI'Hi 8W, Bocllon
8, Township 37 Bouih, IiniiBo 11 Mi
East WUIbimntta Moi'klhm, nnd tho
timber thereon, undjir Hie pro
visions ot the act ot June 3, 1878,
and not a amendatory, known as tho
"TUubor nud Btono Lnw," ut aucji
value ns might bo fixed by oppraiso
uiout, nud that, pursuant to bik.U ap
pllcaUon, the land and tluilmr tbere
- ... 1 'i 1
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
' MaW.TJCT SAW ABi
,, AK' Uh r'AD PDF. C.WLE3
V Vint T.FNT Tf) TU'
A ?orF:?I.MTfMr,rT5
OfPlcF. .
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THH EVENING
LEGAL NOTICES
bn have been appraised, ths 'ilihbor
eatlmatad 90 M, board feet at IM
par M, and the Und 4o; that aald
applicant will offer final proof tn
support of bor application and sworn
stiitoimmt on tho Cth day Of April,
1914, be Cora O. R. DoLup, cloik of
tho county count, at , Klumaib
Falls, Orc'Kon.
Any parson U at llburty to pro
tout thla purchase before entry, or
Initiate a contest at any time before
puluiit Issue, by filing a cor
roborated affidavit in this office, al
leging fa-t which would detent tne
on try. .
F. P. LIGHT,
Jtvglatiir.
IU-Wrl7lne.
PUHMC IAND HALE.
Department of Km Interior.
United Slates land office tit liko
vlow, Oregon, January u, .1924. .
Notice la horoby given llun, as dl
rocted by tho coiiiiiilMtouvr of the
Kenonil land office, under provlHlons
of Kncilon 2406, It. H., Miursusmt 40
tho appllcntlon of Kmllo Kannt, aerlui
No. 0120118, wo will offer at public
Mile, to tho highest bidder, but at not
Itiw than !l. fiO per acre, at 10
o'clock A. M,, on the loth day of
March 1924, next, at this office, the
following tract of lum!:
Lot 1 and NE'4 NV,'A ot section
7, townnhtp 37 south, range 11 Vi
lOust Wlllatnolte meridian. .
Tho solo will not be kept opon, but
will bo doclnred Hotted when those
present at the hour mimed have
ceased blddlug. The person making
thu highest bid will be required ,to
Immediately pay to tho receiver the
amount thereof.
Any nernonn claiming adversely
the abovo-dftMrihed 'and are advised
to file their olslms, or objecttans, on
or hirforo the tlui dedbjitated for
snlo.
F. P. LIGHT,
J11,18,:;-F1,8,15. Register.
NOTK TVOF Bni-niFF'S BALE
So. 1020 Kiully.
In tho Circuit Court of the State
of Orcnou, for Klasmtb county.
G. W. Bchwartz, plaintiff, versus
Thomas J. Hrmull, as administrator
of the efttato of Geosa W. Howell,
Hr., decoasod; Thonuia J. Howell,
Ik-rtha Howell, George V. Howell,
Lurn Howell, Until A. Turiibull.
Thomas Turubull, llnzcl Btofer, Clnlre
Htofor, Viola Johnson, Ucnjamln
Johmiun, Miyrtlo Doe. Victor Doe,
Dlanch Howell, MuTy Howoll, Floyit
Howell, DnWard Howell. Ijiurn How.
ell Hou, John Hoc, Vanlta Howell,
MarselU Howvll, Nina Howell. Khliol
Kent, Erneat IMwoII, Pcnrl Howell,
lvatura Howell, Dclbcrt Howell,
lo-'by Howell, Alice Howoll, Royal
Taylor, lttnli Taylor, Elsio Taylor,
HiiKh Taylor nnd the unknown heirs
of Ueorse W. Howell, Sr., deceased,
defendauts.
Dy virtue of an execution and or
der of Halo l5ued out of tho above
emllled court on tho 10th day or
January, 11124, upon a Judgment and
ducreu ot foreclosure entered In the
uhovo entktled milt on tho 10th day
of January, 1924, commanding mt
to make sale of the real property
hereinafter tlctcrlbcd, I will, on the
9th diiy of February. 1924, at the
hour of 10 o"clock, A. XI., at the
front door of (ho county courthouse
In Kl.imnth Kails, Oreuon, offer for
uUo and proceed to sell to the IiIk.'i
et bidder for cash In hand, tho real
property heerinaftor described, to
aiulsfy me sum of 2200 with lnlerr
et at the rnte of S per cent per an
num from May 15. 1921,' and Hio
furlher sum of $'20."i.r,0 with InterMt
thereon at tho rato of C per cent per
annum from May 21, 1923. and the
further sum of J350 attorney's foea,
nnd 171. S costs and disbursement,
nnd costs of and upon said writ, tho
nald real property bolntr situate in
ICiinalh county, atnto of OrpRon nud
rtirtlctllarly dcfcidbed as follows,
to-wli:
Ki of SW'i of Sec. 2.1. xk r
NW'tf and NWIVJ of NEVi of Sec-
-t: v !ii 01 si; '4 and SKi of SE 'i
of See. 23, nnd ne of XK'4 of Sec
tion 26, nil lu Twp. 40 Koutli, lUuig-e
n juist v iiimnt'Uo Moridtan.
L. U LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oro.
Ily HUltT ii. IiAWilCINS, Deputy.
11. 18,25-1. S. .
4lllii'.li;h the iiiumnlfled npea ot
aucjeut Kityjit shov.- evidence of rick
cm, 110, definite evidence of this di.;
tiiies has yet been found In the
mimcriiis human bodies examined
frt :i ancient graves n'f ,thnt Intnl..
AmonR the. natives of Smith Africa
there l.s 11 general hollef In the epHt
sou). One ,i'!hp betlov? In thi'de
no-ills one In II10 head, another In
Iho stomach, and 11 third In the big
loe.
Thet Evening Herald is tho
medium through which many people
supply tholr wunu by lining its
elaiwiried columns. Telqnhnne R
iocsi sun him mxmm ixm r -
hfrJWlKJ WMM m V MOM Mian rs
V taTi III RZ.rWi HTWa 1
;$c mm mm ml l
,4 ' km A rife ;
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Calls On Nation to Get
Behind Forestry Measure
i ,,fci ; t,-..zi, -Hbe. v
Senator
yurr.
ir
CwfesLaf?rop Pack
MCjnljers of Senate Forestry Conrrnlttoe and prefcld mt of tho
Amcritna Troo Asaortatton of Waehlngton, U. C. trliich Is rarmiaiim
lnir to arooae the public to the Importance of puttls;; eighty-one
million acres of Idle land to work growing trs.
If there were 81,000,000 idle
freight cars or 81,000,00 Oldie people
In this country a terrtWe roar would
go up, says Charles Latbrop Pack,
president of the American Treo As
soc.'Ion of Washington, D. C, which
Is camplagniug tor a national for
est policy. Dut too fa-t there ui
81,000,000 million acres of idlo hind
In tills country most of It east of the
Mississippi river and fit for little
c!eo, but growing trocs does not In
terest the public as it should, ac
cording to Pack.
Tho McXary forestry bill has
Just teen introduced In tbe United
States. Tho chamber of commerce
of the 1'nitcd Smtea has Just an
nounced a referendum vote In favor
of forestry policy legislation ny a
tremendous majority. Tho national
forestry program comlnrttce, made
up of newspaper publishers, lumber
men and paper manufacturers. 1ms
hern boforo the senate forestry com
mittco and stated the situation.
Pack, who lias Just given unnual
forestry priics to varloua forest
schools aud a thousand-acre dem
onstration forest to the New Yor!:
Stale college of forestry at Syracuse,
says tho people m"6t wuko up to an
GEORGES SETS
BEAUTY STYLES
SAN FRAuVCISCO, Feb. 8. With
Georges Carpentler, famous French
pugilist, setting the style, are th?
beauty (hops and hair dres3crs about
to find themselves swamped by male
pilrona demanding a marcel of per
maqejit wave? Photographs of the
Carpentler coll have reached thla
country nnd tho followers of fash
ion's latest fancies are secretly try
ing out tbe effect.
It Is raid that Carpentler has a
method In his madness. All mat
tresses arl lundo of curled hair. It
hr.s resilience. A curled hair Is like
a spiral spring.
. It Carpentler Is over called tq meet
Jack Deuipsv-y fain he will Jiuve
SOUU'llilug io bcuiicf.' .011. Ho ha?
rccd tho Recount of Upw Jack, hiin
odf. went Urtaugh liio ropos aiu
"bounce the old b'-'!"" tt a lype
vr(ter. (tjeorges prcfora a good Os
lermoor, (p.';i it he has to carry it
around with him.
The mnrcel wave tor a prlze
fighter has tho principle behind It
of a shock-absorber. It might even
save mi oa-.t, from 'becoming a
'cauliflower.'' It may appeal to
ajplraut.) on tho fool-bull stitind for
next yur. '
"VVhy )k'iik o practical vnlues,
however, en there Is So maeh lo
be said for bounty? H is oaly Hie
VISIT POSTPONED
' . ( v 'r?A
. .I'M
1f. . i
Pat ManrisonX
7
economic situation that la of tbe
most vital Importance to tbe welfare
of tbe country. He has sent thousands
of pounds of American tree seeds
to help deforest France and Great
Britain, in tho hope that the lessons
of war in those countries may be
brought homo to tho people of thl3
country, where tho prices of lumber
aro constan'-ly on the rise because
the center of the lumbr industry H
fast approaching tbe Pacific coast.
"It tho people will get behind the
JfcXary Bill," says Pack, "there is
a great chance to make some pru
rca3. Oongiiess must hear from the
people. We must put Idlo land to
work. Every man, woman and child
Is vitally interested In this bill. A
big part of tho high cost of every
thing Is directly traceable to the cost
of forest products. Now England,
Pennsylvania, the Lake States nrc
now Importing lumber for their man
ufacturing needs when once they pro
duced nil they needed and exported
soaxc too. We must have a steaay
flow of forest prtodtf.ts as close to
tbe factory doors as possible. It
means steady prosperity. Let every
business man urge his congressman
lo get behind forestry legislation at
this congress."
rarest typo of femln'no face that
stands the te3t of a perfertly "flat"
hair dress. Men have simply over
looked tho point nil those years.
Many a man has undoubtedly gone
his way unnoticed all for the lack
of a curling i:tn.
They soy that Paris was quick to
catch the point. What Paris says.
In the way ot fashions, America
ni'-'st do.
DEVOTES $100,000
TO WIDOWS. ORPHANS
STOCKHOLM, Feb. S. Mirj Elsa
Biandstroni, called "the Angel of
Siberia," lias begun the investment
of the f 1 00.000 which she raised
by her popular lectures in tho I'nit
cd Slates last 'year in tho cau3a of
tho widows und children of central
European war prisoners in Ruissia.
Miss Brandstrom has established
a children's borne at the castle ot
Xcusorso, near Jliftwelde, in Sax
ony, whero the children can no
b.DUght up in cheerful surroundings
and under the host ot care. The
instruction t.i (o bo individual and
practical, including such things us
household management and garden
ing. The prestige of Herald Want Ads
h been alUined not moroly by Tho
HcruJd's larfc'p circulation, but by
tho fact that all of its renders are
HiWestrd 1n flur 'ant Ad
jH!' MtfWEB IS SADty CSVPPCINTEO
Kfl 7 M us? 6oy- FeEcvtiss; VOO
ii
I AM TO imiNiA MX) HAD
Klamath Lodge Directory
M-iiivr""iii"firv rnrVi -ai -i-i- iiriyinnr-rijitAij-autj- nri.irunjn'
DEATH RATE IS
LOWER IN LONDON
I
ILCNIiO.V, Ftb. 9. Sir -Whiter
KlniRT-r, coatiulicr of the National
Hoaliii !n:t;.v.:co department. Is
rctJicr oi,iin;?,Uc about the health
of tho pt'jylr! o! 'it Mt Britain.
In a recent r, -.. . Sir Walter said
that dc rl.e Iho tnti that during tho
last le v ye.jri they had been paas
ing Jlmugii tho greatest wave of dc
proii'r.n $!e country had known
since the Xnpsleoolc era; the health
of -tho .jvsopJo ws ateadily Improv
ing, LzJ"t year, ha added, tho dan:n-,
late iva.i the lowest 'on -.record and
Iha -Jolant woltallty rato'Woa about
one-half of that of 15 to 20 years
ago. It was- a tiioering f.ict to to.
niie-'ier,-lh3 rjeakw concluded, that
a child bor.-i today had an expecta
tion of IT.i 12 yfam lor.gsr thftn
had b'i grandfthet., j
Tbo KvcDliig Herald 1s the
medium through whicb many people
lupply (heir wants ,by using Its
1an!f!ed Columns, Telophonu 88.
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AMERICAN LIvtHOX ,.
lilniiiath Post No. a
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?;'v-.v' H. !. CiKTZ. Com-
mnndiT Phono SAN-M
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Mc't every Monday evuii.
Inn 7::! Din. I.O.O.K.
Hall VIxltliiK Kntyhta
welcome.
W. 1). Col.om, 0.0. -
K. of C. Council No. 225S
a Meets Tuesday ) p. m.
JS?' Lyceum Hall Hill anil
?W Hi'' VlfiitliiR Knight
X- ' welcirme '
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