:
SATURDAY, FEB. 2lV l025
1 TEMPORARY LICENSES
BEING DISTRIBUTED
Molurluta who Imvo wit yl up.
Ulllxl fur lliolr 1025 IIcuiihiiu iiml
Who wish to opui'utu tlicili' automo
bile wltlioilt bolMK'HtopiiuiI by irnr
flo conn, limy oliluln temporary II.
consua at ilia uluii'irr'u office to bo
uiii'U whllo tholr llcoimn pluti'u nru
on tholr wuy from Hiiltmi. Until
tho temporary llcunan woru luuml
a money onlur roculpt covering t'hu
amount necessary fur tlio I Icon no
wan tho only pro.it that tho lleoiian
of tho moturl.it wiu ordered mid
on Its wuy. i ,
Baby Maniac
Aim ThompKOn, 7. nun eonreaard to
Um AngoM potto that ah klllnt
her Infant twin Intern by (eetllnu
' thorn ground gliina, killed a Loa An
aolr wunuin by finding hor rut k.
ton. atlni-kod I wo playmate with
raoira and Irlrit to puiaoii the fain
lit ' sub which ahn Uvea They any
alir htta o "muntar Voimilox." v
Second-Hand
Goods
N. w tin,l Old, All Kinda
"I will trado with you"
H. S. Gooding
338 .Mi:u E!.
BbIow tho L'jurtluuso
M
dm
You meet Mr. Howard and' Mr. Walters in a gathering. Their
, names are to you but two of many you hear.' " '
A few days later you meet Mr. Howard again. And again. He
becomes a friend, perhaps an intimate in your social as well as
. business life. ' ' ' ' ( ' '"
Mr. Howard's name grows to mean a lot to you. Mr. Walters
is rarely seen again and soon forgotten. ;
In this newspaper are other names names of advertised,
products. Day after day you see them.- ' Tliey are' like old
friends to be trusted. Their names mean economy, full value
integrity. . '' "'.
The unadveitised products perhaps you see one in a store or
about whom you know little. ; ! n: . ;
in a friend's home. Soon the name is forgotten a stranger
Fill your medicine closet, your, pantry, your wardrobe with
products whose; names are guarantees of their integrity ad- s
vertised products. Like intimate friends-you know What they
are and will do. , , 1
II . - - ' - 11 " '-
Now at our new location, 906 Main, opposite Postoffice Murpheys Seed Store, 0. K. Transfer Co.
MOM'N POP
I , . .i "" ' ... . - - - ' - IM..., ,. ....... I. .
l I'LL BC HANGF.D
GOINS TO LET THAT
UKELELE TwANKIN' 5MEIK
OF DOT'S disturb tub
PEACE Of THIS) HOUSE
AlslW LONGUR-HCV
GETTING ON MW NEWE
WAHinvnTnv v.ii. i ti.
ill rail I p l.oa AiikuIos, which flow to
llerniuilu, loft on hor roturn at
10:10 o'clock tit U mornliiK. tho
navy ilopurlmont wai Inforiuod by
rudlo.
Tho grtut nlrahlp did not nltiich
liorai'lf to thn mfirliiK inunt of t ll .
ti.ndbr-piitrol na 1mil boon IiiU-ri
owing to wouthnr conilltloiiH.
A "Lucky" List
ijHoy Itucker oounty tiroxvuior at'
I Stilnlta. Mu plana to publiah iiunirt;
of all pvrnona obuimny liquor j
throuuh (hr pn-avriptlon method.
Ilia drat read llkf I Ik- aociul ri-ma..
tor. Ho anya puMKiiiion helpa to I
enferc dry luwe.
NAMES
lltl;illl.K ItKTl'HXH I llKIIHOltH OXVI(TI I) I ' . ' t' " " ". " f I - . -
Read the advertisements to know the
' names that are worth knowing '
in the market place
""' EVENING
1F m ,i ,C i saa ,. l BELIEVE ME V hlh R. r"" 1 .. . V
Li-- MAVJ POP . f " ' . 1. J . iMu , f. uic -rUA-r I T, LWMV U I Willi I J ll KU6c.M CVAU.T . ft 4
w-.v LJ Hjy""T r, c.v! ' iwi
ATLANTA, Co., Feb. 20. Aftor
alxtaen hour In United Stutoi court
hero today, A. E. Snrtoln nnd Jjiw
ronce Itlvhl wore convicted by a
Jury on a chiirco of ronaplracy to
accept bribe L. J. I-'Icthcr waa
'acquitted. '
EVENING HERALD'S
CLASSIFIED ADS
, Advertlnlng for fmternal ordora
or aoclotloa charging a regular Ini
tiation fco and auo, no dlacouut.
Rollgloua and benevolent order will
be charged tho regular rate for all
advortlHlng when an admUalon or
bthor charge la made. ,
Want ads and roading notice will
be recolvod up to, 12 noon on the
uay or laaoo.
II.ASSIKIKD AD RATES
Flint Inaoriion pw line ltir
Two Iiiai-Hlima p-r lino IHc
Tlirr lnaertlona per lino 20c
Knur luai-rllona prr line 1S.V
Wwk (0 flnm) per line :10c
One month ....kt llur 7.1"'
NEW TODAY
WANTED TO RENT 4 or' 6 room
hound In or noar town. Write
Uox 80, Cr. Herald. 21-24
BARGAIN FOR CASH Good used
upright piano. Call Sunday at
40980. 6th St. 21
HERALD, KLAMATH FALL?, "OREGON
A BRAVE WARRIOR
I ltCW JUUAI , , . INtW IUUAI I I rUK , . LtUAL INUllCfcd
: : a , f
123.50 and '$23. B0 HIOHK8T grade
wool suiting, tallored-to-fliensure.
fiprlng lino now here. 1004 MHIn.
21-27
KOR DAI. K-Two Altman-Tnylor
aicom enciney. Mako good aaw
mill eugince. M. Huff, Dairy.
Oregon. . , 21-27
WIU, PAY CASH or used Dodge
touring car, If bargain; alno want
" good unod range. I'hone 14-K-3.
21-24
FOR SALE Four . room plastered
. lioua?. llulli, toilet, hot wntnr.
plumbing comploto. Range with
houao; on pavement. t3250.00.
ir.00.00 down, rent llko rent. This
price la for quick aale.
FOR SALE 3 room house. Bath.
toilet. Range with house: lot
f0x200 ft; on pavement. 1200.
! $000 down, real like rent.
FOR SALE Tto owning House.
Laiae and' furniture for sale. 23
. roama. Good bcalnesa.
! WALTON & WRIGHT '
I 601 Main Street
1X)ST Rotwecu Colonial Inn and !
i Central hotel, adjustable wrench.
i Finder please return to D. Forn
Iraeso, 0th and' KJaaiath Sts. . 21
FOR RENT Two room apartment. '
Everything, furnished. God gar
age. Inquire 703 North Ninth. !
FOR RALE Two-room furnished
houao. $850. $100 will handle.
R. H. M.iloy, 703 North Ninth.
21-23-24
FOR RENT Furnished ream and
, garago, closo In. I'ao of kitchen
and ilnlng room If desired. Call
44 Wherland. 21-24
FOR RENT Four-room partially
furnished house and a tlir-je-room
partially furnished apartment.
Phono 4S2-W. . 21-24
YOU WOULD. FIND more pleasure
In life with a new, neat, clean
home. Let Browning do it. In
terior and exterior decorat'ons.
Phone 461. . F21-M21
CAPABLE. ENERGTTIC MAN need
ed for factory representative to
, handle our business In Klamatn
Falls district: wonderful oppor
tunity with ftituro for right per
son. Experience ' or capitnl un
necessary. Write fully. Vulcan
; Mfg. Company, Kalamazoo, Mich.
.. 21
EVERETT TRUE
1 (-r&OlSS? "t&U &AiJK.
ANO So 'PlO A LOT
XOU, BUT T. .
.DlpM'T HCqR. THE.
OF IT
I',J.7.V. ' I . K r . 'ivV.'V
FOR REN T-r-Bed-rDom, use of
phone and bath. 303 Wiahlng
ton. Phone 284-W. . . 21-24
FOR RENT Two first-lasa furnlsh
etl Apia. A. A. Bellman & Co.,
700 Main or Phono 800. 21-24
LOST Grey Huede glovo, grey and
white fur band on top Plead
return to Herald office. 21
LOST AND FOUND
LOflT Ford Firestone B.-illoon tire,
vih rim, north of Main between
; Cedar and Nelson. Box W. M..
Cr. Herald. 19-21
WANTED
WANTED Second-band flat top
n r r : 4ut 1 1 1 1 - ii . 1 ,)
14.91
WANTEL .TO RENT A modern
house reasonably close In. Com-
pletely furnished nnd with two
bedrooms. Box 69, Cr. Herald, tf
WANTED 20 or 25 head Jersey or
Guernsey dairy cows, A-l grade.
Must bo tested for contagious
abortion' and tuberculosis. Write
! Lost River Dairy or Phone Mer
rill. Fred McKendrle ranch. Box
! 441. Klamath Falls. Ore. 17-19
W A N T B D To care for children
evenings by r e 11 a b 1 e woman.
Phone SdO. 17-19
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Reed baby buggy.
1133 Wnlnut. 17-23
FOR SALE Cabbage, 3 Vic lb; Red
Onions, 4V4c lb; Saner Kraut, 35c
gal. 1 mile northwest of Malln.
John Honzlk. , F3-M3
FOR RELIABLE USED CARS of
standard makes, see Balck and
Star Garage, opposite White Peli
can Hotel.' 1-1 3tf
FOR SALE 100 ton Timothy and
Alfalfa hay. Prices reasonable.
" Phono 658-W. 17-23
FOR SALE Real Silk guaranteed
Hosiery. Mrs. S. E. Durham. 1034
High St., agent. Phone 382-R.
. . 19-3
ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAINS,
$1.25 per gal. until March 1st.
After that date, $1.50. Pattersons
630 South 6th. , 20-26
BY CONDO I
Hey,:
AHAT'S. '
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Ads. Yco -PcTf
THIS MoRmmC?
TiOrvir you
Cl;r O rtw-r- -r- C
Hccco ,THefeeJ"'V
OP OTHCI?5 HeflR
j.
lta t HtA .WBVKC. IMcg ' fl J
I I . Slb&Sk . . J,;
in'-,
FARM FOR KENT Inqnlre Motor
Inn. 18-21
MAX AND WHFE wants camp or
any cook Job. Can make good.
243 N. 9th St., Phone 226J 18-24
WANTED TO RENT A small un
furnished house, must be modern
' and well located. Ana. Box V. C. P.
Cr. Herald. : 1st!
KOR RENT Rooms. 840 Walnut;
bath; phone; heat. , . F5-M5
FOR RENT Famished apartments.
Phone 2 3 9-J. 17-23
FOR RENT Six room honse. Call
2115 6th Street. 19-21
FOR RENT 2 large, sunny rooms,
two blocks from Main. Gentle
men preferred. Phone 625. 19-25
CALL FRANK'S BAGGAGE LINE
lor moving irunKS ana ngni naui
ing. Phone 850. Corner 8th and
Main. - , F19-M18
I MISCELLANEOUS
: 4
PHILIP WILSON, of Farmington,
'K.o., or anyone knowing his where
abouts, please communicate with
S. J. Boyce, White Pelican hotel,
Klamath Falls until Feb. 16th, after
that date, 1512 34th street -Sacramento,
California. - . t 13-19
TRIANGLE CAFE Tie place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. Dlltf
PIANO TUNING W- H. Morgan, at
Shepherd's for a few days. 17-23
EXPERIENCED STOCKMAN, 42
years old would like to lease a
.; good ranch, fully equipped and
stocked on a share basts or would
take the management or foreman
ship until both parties are satis-
fled, can give tne nest or reier
ences In every respect and will
put up acreage as security that I
will make good. . Address Stock
man, Evening Herald.;. 16-27
NEW! PRICES on family quantity
orders of milk. 50c if yon can
use a gallon per day In can. Sub
stituted for other foods It will get
results. Use It, freely as a magic
elixir. Think of the rich, cool
cream especially fine flavored.
MARTIN'S bigh priced, high qual
. lty dairy. . .. 19-2L
PAINTS. OILS, AND VARNISH,
Deadening felt roofing and glass.
For less t Pattersons, 630 South
6th street. , ' : 20-26
MOOSEHEART LEGION
ATTENTION
Meeting nights are changed to
second and fourth Tuesdays In each
month until further notice. 20-21
ORAN V. LOUD
Expert watch-maker, Swiss watches
a specialty. 107 So. 7th St. F20-M5
TO LEASE; 5 acres, small house in
city limits. C. S. Montellus, 708
Main St. 0-26
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY '
Notrco of Filing- Final Account
: In the Matter of the Estate ol
Henry P. Galarneaux. (who rwas
also known as Henry P. Galarneau,
Sr.) :
NOTICE Is hereby given that I
have filed my final account of the
administration of the above estate,
and that the Court has appointed
Monday, the 23rd day of March,
1925, at 2 o'clock P. M. as the
time ifor hearing or objections to
such final account, and the settle
ment thereof.
O. M. HECTOR,
Administrator of the above estate.
F21-28-M.7-14-21,
SUMMONS
In the Wrcnlt Court in anci for
Klamath County, and State
of Oregon
No. 1896 E.
NELLIE STEWART, Plaintiff, -
vs.
SAM STEWART, Defendant.
TO SAM STEWART. Defendant:
. IN THE NAME OF THE STATS
OF ORQEON: -
You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer , tho Complaint
filed against you In the above en
titled suit, on or.;. before Saturday,
rrvm - .wiru -
PAGE SEVEN: '
BY TAYLOR
the 28th day of February, 1925, or,
tor falluro to appear and . answer,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
take judgment and decree against
you as follows: ( ,.
1. That the bonds of matrimony
now exkitlng between plaintiff Nel
lie Stewart, and defendant Sam
Stewart, be dissolved on the grounds
of cruel and Inhuman treatment,
and desertion. s.
2. That the plaintiff have, such
further and other relief as to equity
and good conscience may appertain. .
and as to the Court may seem meet.
February 28tl;;i925 Is the last
day of the time prescribed In the
order tor publication- of this Sum
mons, In which you may appear and
answer said Complaint, the . flrat
publication thereot being January
17th, 1925, and the last publication
being February 28th, 1925.
This summons is sorved-by publi
cation, by order of the Honorable
A. L. Lcavltt, Judgo of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon." for
Klamath County, dated January
16th, 1925, .which order repaired
that summons be published once a
week for six successive weeks (sev
en Insertions), the first publication
being January 17th. 1925.
,. W. H. A. RENNER.
Plaintiff's attorney, who3e office and
postoffice address Is American Nat
oinal Bank. Bldg., Klamatn Falls,
Oregon.
J17-24-31-F7-1 4-21-28 '' f
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
' NOTICE IS HEREBY . GIVEN,
that sealed bids for the purchase
of bonds -of Klamath County, Ore
gon, issued for the construction of
permanent roads therein. In the
sum o! One Hundred Twenty-live
Thousand Dollars ($126,000.00),
will be received until . the hour of
4 o'clock p. m. on the 14th day of
March 1925, at, the Chambers of
the County Court,--In the - Court
House In Klamath Falls, - In .said
County and State, at which time and
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 dated April 1. 1925, maturing
as follows, to-WIt:' .
$3000 eleven years from date
of Issue; - - r
$3000 twelve years from date of
Issue: ,
$3000 thirteen years from date
of Issue; ' v
$3000 fourteen years from date
of issue; . . ., ,.
$3006 fifteen years from date of
Issue; -." .. u., . v t- . t
$5000 sixteen years from data
of issue;-..-. -. : . . . . .,-' -.. ,
$5000 seventeen years from date
of Issue ; . . . , . .
$5000 eighteen years from date
of issue; ,
$5000 nineteen years from date
of issue; -.
$5000 twenty years from date of
Issue; ' j i .
. $7000 twenty-one years . from
date of Issue;
$7000 twenty-two years from
date of Issue; . ,
$7000 twenty-three ' years from
date of issue;
$7000 twenty-four years from
date of Issue;'
$7000 twenty-five years from
date of Issue; , .
$10000 twenty-six yean .from
date of Issue; . ; .
$10000 twenty-seven years from
date of issue; . -
$10000 twenty-eight yeirs from '
date of Issue; .
$10000twenty-nine years from
date of issue; ... ; -,
$10000 thirty years from date
of issue;- , y . , .-, :.
said bonds to bear Interest, not to
exceed 6 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually, on the first clays
of April and October, principal and
interest payable In United States
gold coin of the present standard
of value, at the Fiscal Agency ot the
State of Oregon, in New -York City.
; Said bids must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified
check for $6250.00, and the suc
cessful bidder must be prepared to
take delivery within 80 days, from -date
of sate.
The successful bidder will bs re
quired to furnish the printed bonds
without cost to the County.
The approving legal opinion ot
Messrs Teal, Wlnfree,-, Johnson A
McCulloch, of Portland, Oregon.; will
be furnished the successful bidder.
The Court reserves the, right to
reject any or all bids offered.
- , ' C. R. DeLAP, .
Clerk, of Klamath County 'Oregon,
Feb. 18-lD-20-21-23-24-25;26-l7-28,
March 2-3-4-5-6-7-9-10-11. ' .V