The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 19, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextjaLMJbJlJ.: 1L MOM'N POP YOU WIN THE MULE, POP! BYTAYLOR it. Miss helen cowgill EXPECTED ON SUNDAY . - -bw Minn Ilolol) C'OWKlll, whoso help, fill tulks uu k 1 1'lu' olulj proji-cls liuvn soiuo "out of llio air" uimiy time Sllico her lust vlnlL luiru hint num. mr, w nrrlva In Kluinmh Falls Sunday evening, February z.nit, -Owing to tho 83t-1 being legal holiday It Is contemplated Mint County Club Lender Frimk w. Bux ton will 1 nrrniiKo muollirm for Mint Cowgill wllli ol I Inn' ouina of llio lx ul club loitdors In various districts or 01110 contact Willi alio Parent-Turn li en' association for Mint day. On Tuesday morning Minn CowkIII opens 'her Instruction unit suggcs- , lions (or llio coming term 'n work at Kolin, ramming lo lllevnu kcIhmI t 10:30 a. m. In tlio ufturiionii Dairy anil llonauxu wllh their ninny glrli'- piJi-u, oiiio of I lii-iu now this yo.ir; will Uu culled upon. Miss CowkIII oniiuilii" a ruro per onullty with nil insight Into glrlUli ' Interests that vtulcur her to nil I In' fmiilnluo niiimbors of tlio k Irlx' elwliit, making lmr thulr confliliint 'rather thnn Inntriiru ouh lind thnl mot awful of school iiumilioo.i tbo visiting' chief. The cnoknry classes unuilly 1111110 altruetlvo llt tl luncheons In Mint Cowglll's honor, vicing wlih ear-h oilier to make her bl-yearly visit enjoyable and Impressive of thulr jiu'f tlculur lub'i efficiency, "1 New Way to Quickly Stop Worst tough , A rownrkAhln ntiw and nlmpt hrouka a ovaro uuuU lit 34.. Tii ft ,trtatmoht 1 bft(l on th terifccripilrtn known uu Dr. KlttR' w 4lfifiuvrK f"r Couuh. ran Jut uit lf)bOOttfiif and holj U In your ehroni fur Ift or SO oc-, nt liefor wallowljr, without nl!owlnv with wiiur. Th procrlp lun hn n doubla (i c lion. U not' nlv flttftthoi nd honls Noronprni tl Jrrflnlton, but It fiutrUly luuBotta. na remuvea tho phlram and con-. Ht t ton which ttro lltn d I root fi of tha tfou(hlnff. Peoulo havo bnfit iHloitilitd how nutrkfy (ho couitM irmt tiopia with llti iipw iral- fnontt and tho whol rouh cundl 11 on hOm In a vry nhori tirna. Thq ,rorlrttnn la for cuurha, cht voldN, hoAreonoji, bronchilia, apttsmrWllP rroun, U in rvrcllont ; ior children na wall a (rrownupa no harmful drua. Ki'onumlcat. ino4 a tho dtmo ! only otto tnpoonfuU 'At all bo1 OrueaiBlB. iAnlc for Ko rtmedy can cur all all- Btnt of th hu marl body, but an Imroenia number of pro--pie auffar from ; t ' krhra, pains and ilia mm ymptom whm t hrlr ts iroubla la lark of Iron in the blnod. It it tha iron , in your bltxxl thai anblra you lo fffl tho nourltihrnont out of your food. Without Iron your food merely wax throuffh you with out (loins you any Kood;you don't kWI Ite itnnth out of it There la one univers ally known tnnle that hue helped Ihoutanda becauao It contain iron It do the iron In freah veffetablea and - like the Iron in your blood. NUXATED IRON to an cmlnoDt phyaleUn'tt b.at blood prflRriptloiw . ' unilmnlul. It It roenm mvniled for all anaemic and runnlown eonUltlona. It baa halpad thouaanda of ethara. It ahould help jou, Aak for tl at any drug itor. F CLEANS KIDNEYS ' No man or woman can make a mistake by flushing tho kidneys 'occasionally, -nays a well-known au thority. Eating too much rich food cfealos acids, which excite tho kid neys. Thoy become overworked from the- strain; got dngglsh and faf) to filler the wanto and poisons from tho , blood. Then we got tick. Rheumntlim, headaches, liver (rouble, nervousness, dittlncss, sleoplossncsi nnd urinary disorders often como from sluggish kidneys. " Tke moment you fool n dull ache In tho kldnoys, or your bnck bans, or If tho urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of lodlmont. Irregu lar of passage, or nttondod by a aensatlon of scalding, bogln drlnk ln a nuiirt of wntor ench day, nlso get about four, ounces of Jml Salts from any pharmacy; taxo a inoio apnontul In a glass of wator boforo breakfaBt, nnd a few days your kldnoys may net flno. This famous nails Is mndo from tho-acid of grapes and loinon juice, oomhlned with llthln, and has been used for years to flush and stimu late tha kiunoys; niso to ueip neu trallio tlio ncldn In tho nyetem. eo fhev no ongor causo irritation, thus ofton rollovlng blnddor wonk Moss, ' ". ' , " 1 Jad Raits Is Innxponslvoi mnkos dollghtful efforvoscont limia water drink which ovoryona should - iako now nrf thon (o holp koep th -ldndys olonn nnd nctlvo and tho fclood pure, thoroby oflon nvoldlng aerlous kldnnyt ooniplloatlons. Uy all menus have vour nhyslclnn ox ninlno your kltlnoys at least twice year. Adv. v, Now at our QUART 0 WATER JjTvoP For &oooNeyj sake here'9 a LETTER I CAME MOU TOMWLA SuZEK A&O - VMMW IS IT MOU VXMEMBCR TO DO V TrtlN&9 (OH ME' THE MAGIC OF A FACE MDITOH'8 NOTE AMiiq yours1 ago a ropllcn of tlio St. amnions itatuo of Lincoln, erected In Lincoln Park Chicago, wus put up In London, near llio ljouee of Parliament. , Ily MILTOV IJHONNKIl SKA Hrrvlco Wrllur. LONDON, Fob. 12. Ilia nnmo In Bmlth. 1 don't know bli Chrlatlan nuuio. ' Ho cams from Kentucky, whoro ho waa broiiKlii up in tlio field plou- ghin' nd woiitlfn And, In botwoon llmoi, ho road Koography. It plant ed (ho aoed of cruvo for travel. Bmllh' opportunity finally camo. Btokora' Joba -wtra advenlaod. A chance to travol abroad Juat for ahovollnn coal In ehlp furnaco. Bounded '(food to Bmlth, and ha wout to Now York and joined a erow, NlrknnuiMt , !'Kmuiuck" . . Twoa hard work harder that! ho expected. Uut Bmlth didn't care. Ton dara In tbo atoke-holo and then Southampton! with money In hla pocket and advantura In hla heart ho et forth, with lila atoker ma tea. Theae mate had nicknamed him "Kalmuck." Ami "kalnluck", who had been roarod In a bone-dry coun ty, vlalted Ilouor emporiums and. for the firm llino In hli Ufa tamed beer and "thla here Scotch." euro, it hail lie ofteot and ll'a no wonder that a short lime later be 1 wa ori a train with hli mates, bound for London. More visits to liquor places and then "Kalnluck" lost' his friends in a fog. ' Thu woo hours found "Kalmuck" leaning up against a funce. . ; Inside the fonco stood a statu. " "KalntucK" glnricod up at It. Then'.' ho stared nml bllnkbd. "Olo Abo Lincoln." "Kalntucks" thought wont Into a whirl.. A trip across the Atlnnlicf In London town? Maybe a dream. A London Dubblw came along. "What'a that building!" asked "Knlntuck." ,;,.) , ' "TlTOt'n where PJi'llnnicut moots, came- tho reply. . ' 'And what city Is this?" "London." "Mind . If- I- look nl th'ut statue aoino more?" ' ' "lfel'p yourself, Yank." Yank! -That cop didn't know alt "Kalmucks." folks had been Con fcderiifes. . "Think o' tliulln' ou In London, "Kalnluck" wild, musingly, to the sculptured figure. "Good inawnlu' My folks fit against you, but we all know now you wuis on tho square. You kep' thu country, togotbor, Abo An' I nln'l Bbhamod to talk to you, kinder man to num. Common Folks , .-. , You whs common folks yourself. Did your turn at spllttln' wood and holdln' tho pRragh Jos tlko aio, "But, why do you look at me so sad-llko? Oh, I know. Tho boose!. Don't blnriio ya! You had plenty of troubloa on your shouldors, but I nlrt't ever" heard 0u turned t'o booio ITCHING E DRIED RIGhTUP Any breaking ' out ' Of thd skirf, oven fiery. Itching ucsomn, can be qnltkly ovorcomo -by applying little Montho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because . of - Its gorm-deatroylng' properties, thla sulphur preparation. Instantly brlnga onso .from skin Irritation, soothos and rtcnls the eczema right tip, and leaves tho skin clear nnd smooth. -1 It aoldom falls to relievo the tor ment and (llntlguromont. Sufferers from Bkln trouble should got a llltlo jnf of Rowlos Montho-Sulphur from nny good druggist, and use it llko a oold cream, Adv. new location, GZEI m SULPHUR VI ELL I CAN NCV&R r-J 'i". :..1?y,. - .-..jm GoSh MOM-IlUG &JT 30 MANM THINGS ON MV MIND 1 CAN'T THINK Of THEM ALL to MrKct om. No. You hep' aobcr, u nil rlttht on tho Job. "Well, whnt'a Rood onouh for you la Knott enough for mo, j 1 , , . . "Woll, ao rong, Abo. Aiid thank yn. Did me no end of ipod gaaaln' with yo In th Ih itranxo burg "I'm hftacn'n' back to your Kn - tucky and mlno and atari plough) uwtin." And "Ka'.ntlick" did! EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY KOft KKNT-v-aix room honue. Call 2115 0lb Street. . 10-21 WANTED By -mlddlo aged man, stdre-to manago for mill company. K. J. Collins, Oon. Del., Klamath r""' 18 FOR. RKNT 2 largo, sunny rooms, ' Z ,f,i " HI J,"';e0;n'r men preferred. Phone 625. 19-25 Ho.f.'iv'1 5".k lUaran,,!S? Hosiery. Mrs. . K. Durham, 1034 High Bt., agent. Phono 382-R. 19-3" FOR RENT Bedroom, close In. furnace boat. Riiasonnble. Phone 14-f-J ofter 6:30 p. in. 19-21 SirOB ItKl'AIHINO Work shoes an gloves for loss. Jack Frost,- 119 So. 6lh St. 18 SALE OF FLANNEL DRESSES 816.75. Deo llegln'a Dress Shop, 12!) South 7th St. 19 FOn SA,.E.lrlnd Br,w chesterfield bed; also piano, both cheap. Must sell at onco. Call 112-R. 19-20 ... - - -K . , CruUuatu nurses of Klamath Falls not having rocclvcd notice of mecalrtjr for Fohruhry 13, will please communicate with Mfu. Mallett.- vice president. Phone 067 -or adrcra, N. 9th. . " , CLAIRE ROBERTS, President. 1 FOR SALE Ten wcoks old puppies. v Excellent sheep dogs; 75 Rabbits. 10 orennmg noes. 1 duck, cam bo soon by appointment. Address Box 137, Route 1, Talent,, Ore. 19 NEW PRICES on fnin'ly quantity ordors of milk. 50c if you enn . use gallon per day In can. Sub stituted for other tends It will get results. Use ll. frculy as a magie elixir,, Think of the rich cool cria iv cspuclally fine' fl-ivored: 1 MARTIN'S high priced, high qiMl Itv dnlry. .. -, ,- 19-31 CALL FRANK'S BAGGAGE r.INE, for moving trunks nnd llRhMiaul-. log. Phone .850. Cornr 8th and Mnlli. F19-.M18 , i.nsTrnr.i pitnn niin,,n .i with r"!m , north of Main between i - Cedar and Nelson. Box W. M.; i Cr. Herald. 19-21 . . 1 WANTED Second-hand fTn"t tot office dosk. Box W. M., Iterald. , . ' 19-21 CAIU OF THANKS 'y wish to tlr-ank our friends, th. American' Legion-llnd tho Tole phona company for their kindness nnd sympathy shown us during our recont horeuvomont. Alsp.Jor tho beautiful floral offerings'. 11. It. Munson.' U. W.t Hand and Family. FOR RENT W A N T E L TO RENT A modern house reasonably close In. Com pletely furnished and with two 'bedrooms. Box 69, Cr. Herald, tt V A N T B D To care, for children avomngs y r e 11 a o 1 e woman, Phono 816. 17-19" WANTED-20, or 25 hoad Jersey or fluevnsey dnlry cows, A-l grnde. Muni bo tfiaf'ed for oonlaglous . nborlion hud tuberculosis.--. Wrlto Lost ltlvor Dnlry or Phone Mer rill, Fred McKonrtrle ranch. Box 441, Klnmnth Falls, Ore.. 17"-19 MAN' AND" WIFE wish" crtrtlp cook ing together or ln Bnparnto : co-mpa- Write B 24, Cr. Herald. - -. -i , 18-20 Hairs Catarrh Medicine tld vour ayitem of Catatrh or Dcafnev caused by Catatth. 1 , - , .' SoU y rfraftuM fit ottt 40 yrttt , B. i. CHENEY fc. CO,. T-WUv, Oht to furnct 'cm, No. You kep' oUcr, ' ' f 1 r . r 4 ""vm11?.110' !l FOR RENT ! MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL NOTICES J L LEGAL NOTICES 906 Main, opposite Posfoffice, WANT WOU TO STOP AND f-ir-T m a ,vool w n0.50 v.hit& linen Thread on moub vjav home toom VAORK. - AND I'M GOIN& TO TIE A SAMPLE ON MOUtt T-IN&ER oOMOU KOIl RENT Sleeping room. Uo of bitth and iilioDe. (;oe In.' Phono 2-W. 426 Nolaon Bt. KA,(M F0B PENT Inquire Motor t i . iron ft Kr um bedroom. 1 1 Pine. 13-1 ! MAN AND W'lIPE wanta camp or I any cook Job.. Can malre good. ! I a , a r ml. A. . 1 ... ...... . . . . ' I aid n Bill Dl,, I'llllJJU ZZOJ FOIt KENT Furnlfhod four room cottage. $06 Lincoln, corner 3rd. , 10-18 WANTED TO RENT A amall un furnished bouso, mun be oiodern and well located. Ana. Box V. C. P. Cr. Herald. 18tf F0R RENT Sleeping room, with ' - or without, board. 615 Klamath 18-191 FOR RENT Rooms. 840 Walnut: both. pUonc; h(!at. F5.M5 R RENT Furnished apartments. l'l.nne 5!ia-J 17 !! I ' "0"e 339 J' 112,1 FOR RENT Clean rooms new management at 421 Oak. 17-19 ; 4 MISCELLANEOUS I 4 ' PHILIP WILSON, of Farmington, Mo., or anyone knowing his whore- nbouts, please communicate with BtSS K hotX u w-u nu n , b Falls until Feb. 10th, after, 8. J. mamam aits unm reo. tuin, aiier) that d:tc, 1512 34th streot Sacra-) mcnto, California. 13-19 j SEE the Singer Cabinet DeLnxe Electric, tbo supreme achieve ment of tho sewing machine In dustry. Rents, repairs - and ex pert service on all makes. Lib eral allowance on -old machines;. oasy payments. "Singer Sowing Machine Co.. 11 North 8th St. Phono 828. " "J20-T20', ! TRIANGLE CAFE The placo to get cood eats. OPEN . ALL NIGHT. 533 Main street. Pione 62,4- Dlltf ! :. ti 11 t r nn r v v r 1 v r-Ani ivn eliminates all carbon and valve grinding. Cuts cost of gas enough J'"y KlUB tuu MCI ifsicui.. orau iui descriptive circul.r or 125 for 16 oz. nan. enough far 40 gals, of gas. - Hutch -Oleno Distributor. Box 591. Klamath Falls; lStf RELIABLE WOMAN wants chnreo of camp or mill d:nlng room. V-nlnut St.'.-. Phono. 43SW 14-20. L CirrnrTT THITr p tVLWill 1KUL. - ... i ,'e?NOva.H TO LCNt THIS -flONEV, BUT j-THS PAT- v IMTl2-'3-r (s -rM owe THIMCS: TOTH SAX, CHESTee, VOU OK. WITH THCS nM . iHHC u or. US I t You'P.e ujA-kriNC3. wtTH T't.S, sf Back im th- panks au"o Oom't1. kep A COUPLE OF STCSPS H3At Or3 . 3 ............. LU- TM . TIMC- v VV-) NOTK'K . ... M. E. Ijidlea will hold coottcd food aalo In llio Maitulro biiildlnx. 'next i3 Herald office on Saturday the 2 let. 18-20 riA.-su Tu.M.Mi vi: m. Morgai, aii Shepherd's for a fow days. 17-23 j EXl'KRIK.VCED STOCKM'AN, 42 years old would like to lease a good ranch, fully equipped and atocked on a share basis or -would take tho management or foreman ship until both parties are satis fled. Can give the best of refcr- enccs in every respect and will nor itn arnnun Ha ttprnrirv f lull 1 will make good. Address Stock man, Kvor.lng Herald. 1C-27 TREE PRUNING Done by M. J. i Redmond, 2130 Wantland Ave., Klamath Falls. 14-20 : ; LUol AWJJ rUUINU LOST 1925 auto plate license, 15-815. Finder loavo at Herald offico. - 14-20 4 . . , FOR SALE FOR SALE Reed 1133 Walnut.' baby buggy. J-23 , for sal e one library ti; wicker couch and three wicker , chairs. Call 367-J or 1134 Orant streot. 16-19 la-ueKrlni Onions, 4c lb; Sauer Kraut. 35c -.. ' t gal. 1 14 mile northwest of Malln John Honzik. , F3-M3 FOR RELIABLE USED CARS of standard makes, see Bnick and Star Garage, opposite . While Pell can Hotel. . . ' '' l-13tf FOR SALE 100 ton Timothy and Altaiia nay.' prices - reasonaole, Phona 658-Wt- - - 17-23 LEGAL NOTICES I SUMMONS FOR ri ULICATIOX . T ,196 I;aw. . . ' In the Circuit Court of the State Br uregon, ior me vouniy 01 mam- ath--; FRANK Xi. MARS. Plaintiff, vs. GEORGB W. TANKSLEY. ,,TT. . . T vvqi TTV MATTIL BELLE TANKSLEY Detendnnts. To GEORGE W. TANKSLEY and ItATTlE BELLE TANKSLEY, De- pjntiams. IN TKR NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: vou aro hereby re quired to appear and answer the BY CONDOM tyAUKMGi' ImITH H ' '.' )1 MVWJW511 0 isji sy oca tnvict inc. J 's Seed Murphey I complaint f'lod agalnnt you In the : above-entitled action within ton i dava from tha data of aervlca of ! thl aiitrnfim- noon vnu. If aervnJ within th!a county; or If served state then within twenly days from the date of the service of th's sum mons upon: you; and if you fall so to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will t3ke lodgment against you. For six hundred soventy-flve-(3675.00) dollars and all coets'and disbursements and that this Hon orable Court did on tH 27th day df January, 192a, order service ;f flip r service .-ci lmu : Uummons In this action- be! madej rtnn tkn jnrA-, at.la K.. .miKllent n for six successive week, in tho "BvinlDg Herald" tW ce' of the first Dtibllcatlon to ho the Jth day of January,- Wir, and tha dafej or . the lost publication to De tne 12th day of March, 1925 and- the rlpfonriantn arii' rfatilred to aDOear ond answer to said comnlalnt on it oeiore .Marcn itn. isj. v FRANK L. MARS, . ,. 623 Main- St., Swansea Bltlg. . Klamath Falls- Oregon.. Attora?y for fhe Plaintiff. Jan. 29, Feb. 5-12-19-26, Mar. 5-12, 8l'M3IO.VS FOll PUBLICATION '.. In the Justice Court for LtnkvBle District, Klamath County, State - of Oregon. Oregon California Highway Garage, vs. Plaintiff. L. R. HELMS, Defendant. To L. R. Helms, defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon, you- are hereby requl-M to appear ancT answer the Complaint filed against you. to the. abovc-entl tied suit on or' Jefore the' Cti day of March, '1925; .being" tho last day prescribed for such; appearance ih the order of the Court for publica tion of this Summons, and it yon fail to so appear, plead, answer, or demur to tho Complaint tiled against yon ihf the plaintiff, for want there of, the plaintiff, the Oregon Cali fornia Hichwav Garaeo. will' annlv to the Court -ftir the- xalfefayeilf for In its Complaint, to-wit: tor the sum of $81.7 1 together with the costs and disbursements of this action. This Summons Is served upon you for. publication in The Evening Herald, a newspaper of general cir culation, published . in Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, for six successive, weeks, pursuant to order- of court by the Hoaorable R. E. Hunsaker, ' Justice of the Ponco,. In the above styled Court, dated Jannary 19, 1925, and the first publication appearing In said newspaper as of date, January 22, 1925, and the last purlication ap pearing of date. Marc : 5, 1923. " ; . (Signed) FRANK L. MARSl , , ,.. . Attorney for the plaintiff. 623 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Jam. 22-29. Feb. 6-12-19-2C. Mar. 5. Notice-of Dissolution of Partnership Tho' partnerjhlp heretofore exist ing between Fred Jordan and Frank N. Frakes -as Jordan & Frakes was mutually dissolved February 4 1925, Jordan rot ir ins and Frakes assuming all liabilities. Dated this 5th day of, February, I'JiiO. ;FRF.D JORDAN. - ' . FRANK N. FRAKES. 5-12-19-26 NOTICE OF STIERfFF'S SAUsl OX KXECUTION By virtuo of an execution and or dcr of sale duly issued by the Clork of the Circuit Court . of Klnmnth County. Oregon, , on Jnnuary 21, iZ6, in a certain suit In said Cir cuit Court wherein John Dennehy as plaihfiff recovered a judgment ana decree against Edward J. Law rence and Celia M. Lawrence, his wife, for tho sum of $1500, to gether with interest thereon from Soptembor 20, 1923, at 6 per cent per annum, $150- attorney's fees and tho further sum of $20.40 costs and' disbursements and ; accruing costs. ' Notice' Is hereby given that I will, oh Saturday, tho 21st day of Febru ary, 1925, af the Court House door In front of the Klamath County Court House In Klamath Falls, Ore gon, at 10 o clock In the forenoon of said day. sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the lollowing doscribed propsrty, towlt; . Beginning at a point on .section llnfl between suctions one, and twelvo, township Forty-one South, Range ten East of the WUIamotto Meridian, three hundred soventy-two (372) feet east' of the corner of Section' One, tw6, eleven and trwdlvc. In said township and range, and running from sold point east' on Salrt section lino 288 foot: thencolFeb, 18-19-20-21-a3-24-26.26., , south to the monndor , lino .of. the Store, 0. K; north bank df Lost IlWer; thence along said meander Hue up stream to the Intersection, oil a line run ning due south from the point of beginning; tbence North 232. feat to the place of beginning. Beginning at a point Six hundred Sixty (660) feet East of the North west corner of Sestlon Twelve (12) In Township Forty-one South, Range Ten (10) East of the Willamette Meridian; thence East Two Hundr ed (200) feet; tbence South to tbo nteander line" on the North Bank nf Lost River; thence up Lost , . . ., . j .. . .u ' - X,H Z Sr.Z: MS thence : North -t, - - to. the place- of beginning together With' the tenements, here ditaments, appurtenances and pro- pert" thereunto belonging or in aay wise appertaining, taken and levied upon as the property of the said defendants', or so much thereof as may bo necessary ,to sMlsfy tho said Judgment', and decree In favor of the . plaintiff and against said defendants - wtth . interest thereon at, 6 per. cent P'-r annum from Sep tember itS, 1923, together with (150.00 .Attorney' fees, and costs ond , dlsburieents taxed at?20.40, together with such further coats and disburse ems as mar accrue there of " :. -' "ji-l' .'-.- Dated Jaauary ZI, 19Z6. BERT E. HAWKINS. -;"'V "; ; Sheriff. By Ed Kendall, Deputy. Jan 22-29-F5-12-19. " ; ' NOTICE OF BOND SALE . NOTICE IS HEREBY . - GIVEN, thi4 sealed bids for the purchase of Bonds of Klamath County, Ore gon, -issued for the construction oft permanent roads therein, in tho sum of One Hundred Twenty-iive Thousand Dollars ($125 000.00), wllT be received until the hour of I o'clock p. m. on tho 14th day of March 1925, at the Chambers of the County Court, in the Court House -.In Klamath Falls, lfl'saia County'and Stato, at which time ant place said bids will be publicly opened by said County Court; said bonds being in denomination- of One Thousand Dollars (1.000.00) each; and datedAprll 1 1925,' maturing as follows, to-wlt:' : . $3000 eleven years from datri of Issue; , ' $3000 twelve years from date of issue; $3000 tulrteen' yearf from date of Issue; . , $3000 fourteen' years from date of issue; - - , $3000 fifteen years from date of Issue';' ." , ; $5(r00i sut'eetf yejfMtfoaf dat of ifstto;-' - - .-' " V-'.:.-i.1i ' '!' ' $5000 seventeen years from- date of issue; ' $5000 eighteen years from date of issue; , . . . , $5090 nin6tien'3rsarftvfrom dat of issue; , . . !..-.' -: $5000 tweftfy''eir3 ffom date of issue; ' ;' . $7000 twenty-Olio years fronl date of issue; :' . $7000 twenty-two years vfroi4 date of issue; ' $7000 twenty-threo ' years froto date of issue; - $7000 twenty-four year -rWW dato of Issue; ' " : ' -, $7000 twentr-dre yeara , . "from date of Issue; f ' ';' ,''.' . ' $10000 twenty-six' ryedrs ffot date of Issue; --,'": . , $10000 twenty-seven years fronV date of issue; , $10000 twonty-slg'hf years from date of Issue;- -"''.' ' $10000twenty-nlho years"- fronf date nf is3ue; - - $10000 thirty years, from dat of issue; '' " . ; said bonds to bear Interest not 10 exceed 6 per cent pet- annum, pay- able semi-annually, on tho first days of April and Octcbor, principal and- Interest payable In united States gold coin of the present standard of value, at the Fiscal Agency of the 9tate of Oregon, In New York CHy. Said bids must be unconditional and accompanied by a - certified! check for $6250.00, and tho sue cc.-sfu! bidder must be prepared tor tako delivery within 30 days frotd1 date of sale. - , , - Tho successful, bidder will e re qulred to furnish the printed bonds without co3t fo the' County ' ' The -approving legal opinion 'of Messrs Toal, Wlnfree,' Johnlr5Yf- & MoCulIochi of Portland, Oregon, wilt . be furnished the successful. bidder. Tho Court roserves tho right- id reject any or all bids offered. 1 C. R. DeLAP, Clerk, of Klamath- County. Offfgon. j Vflrch , 2-3-4-5-6-7-9-10-llu, Transfer Co.