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worry later on. If you haven't been In n dcnll't's office for more
.than a year, you are risking your health needlessly. An exami
nation costs nothing. We are glad to tell you what shape your
' teeth are In. No charge for the service.
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R. D. COE, Dentists
(Painless, of course.)
002-204 Hopka HldR. (h and Main. Ph, 830
' Dentistry at prices you can afford to pay
." SLW. FOl'XD DEAD
...,.T NEW, YORK, April l.-The body
of a man containing two bullet
wounds and' believed to be that of
Alack Passwoll. or St. Louis, was
found today, stuffed in the narrow
alley way of an upper Park ave
' 1 nuo tenement house. In a pocket
' was fonnd a savings bank book
'' showtoE doposits of $60,000.
LEGAL NOTICES
' . The - pages of music on a now
'stand are turned in either direction
by- -operating a pedal at the bot
tom ofjlhe stand with a fool.
STATKMKNT OK THE OWXKHSIUP
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Of The Evening Herald, publiih
ed dally at KlamUh Falls, Oregon
for April 1, 1925.
State of Oregon,
County of Klamath, ss.
Before me, a Notary Public in
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"Wood
... We can supply your
fuel needs on short
notice.
, ; " . Blocks '.
-' Dry slabs
v - Limbs
Coal
' , . Fuel Oil
Phone your orders to
,;, - . .. 535
, 601 Main St
Peyton & Co.
' Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
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v Swanson's
; Barber Shop
"Look fof the TaFest Pole
In the World
;
. Beauty v Shop . In con-
nection.
Gertrude' ""'Johnson -"In
r.-:'--H;i:-.3r;charga ,'.tZS.J:
Specializing In Marcel
In g, water waving and
French paper cnrl.
Shampooing, scalp treat- '
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for
ladles and men.
Hair tinting and hair
goods made to order.
Phone 318
625 Main St
DRINK WATER
IF
BACK
KIDNEYS
HURT
Too much rich food forms acids
i wnich excite and overwork the
aud for the State and county afore
said, personally appeared K. J. Mur
ray, who. having been duly sworn
according to lj'.v. deposos aud says
that he is the Kdltor and Manager
of the Evening Herald and that the
following U, to the- best of his
knowledge and belief, a true state
ment of the ownership, manasenient
; (and If a dally paper, the circula
tion), of the aforsesild publication
for tho date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act of
August 24. 1912, embodied in sec
tion 443, Postal Laws and Regula
tions, printed on the reverse of this
form, to wit:
1. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are:
Publisher The Herald Publish
ing Co.. Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Editor E. J. Murray, Saujallt'o,
California. . "
2. That te owners are: (Give
names and addresses of Individual
owners, or. If a corporation .give
its name and the ntmes and addres
ses of stockholders owning or hold
ing 1 per cent or more of the total
amount of stock.)
- E. J. Murray, Sausallto, Calif.
R. K. Murray. Sausallto. Calif.
3. That the known bondholders
mortagees, and ether security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bond
mortgiges. or other securities are:
(If there are none, si state.)
First National Bank, Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names- of tie
owners, stockholders, and securitv
holders, if any. contain not only
the list of stockholders -and secur
ity holders as they appear upon the
book,; of the. company but alio, In
leases where the stockholder ; or
security holder appears upon the
books of the company as trustee
or in .an? other fiduciary- relation.
the name of the person or corpora
tion for w-bom-uch-M'Hste-jg. act-
inf., Is given; also that the said
two' paragraphs contain statements
embracing affiant's full knowledge
and belief as to the elroumstances
and conditions under .which stock
holders and security holders who
do not appear upon the books of the
company is trustees, hold stock and
securities In a capacity other than
a bona fide owner; and thi3 affi
ant has no reason to believe that
any other persqn, association, or
corporation his any Interest direct
or Indircet in the said stock, bonds,
or other securities than as so stated
by him.
-, E. That the average number 'of
conies cf each issue of this publi
cation said or distributed, through
the malls or otherwise, to paid sub
scribers during the six months Dre-
ceding the - date shown above is
3027 (This Information Is reoulrad
from daily publications onW.)
E. J. MURRAY, I
Sworn to 'ind subscribed before
me this 1st day of April 1925.
Nora A. Rlnker.
Notary public for Oregon. (Mv
commi'slon expires Aug. 1. 192S.)
In tho northwest orner of suction
11, thence from place of beginning
north 27 degree. 80 minutes east
chains and 20 links, theuco north
43 degrees - 30 minutes' cust 13
chains and. 55 links, thence north
35 degrees 10 minutes east 15
chains and 5 links, thence east 19
chains and SO links, tnenco south
40 chains, thence west 39 chains
and 70 links, thence north 14 chains
and SO links, thence east 1 clialn.
thence north 1 chain, thence west
50 links to tho pla.-e of beginning,
and being a part of the ou,t half of
northwest quarter, and vest half
of northeast nunrier of urr-.:on It
and all being In township 40 south,
range 1 east of Willamette merid
ian, containing 535 acres more or
less.
WITT E. HAWKINS. Sheriff.
11 y ED KENDALL,
1-S-1&-H2-29 Deputy
.NCTH'K OK SHK.HkKK'S SAI.K
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Orecon. for Klamath County.
Eliulty No. 1760-E
Frank t Bramwell. Superintend
ent of State - IlHitks for tho ftnte
Oregon, Plaintiff, vs. James V.
Jorr. Defendant.
11 virtue o( an execution and
order of sale Issued out of the above
entitled court on tho 30th day of
.March, 1935, upon a Judgment and
decree of foreclosure entered In the
brvo ouuiled suit on the 22nd day
or Demiber, 1924. commanding mo
to make -sale of the veal property
hereinafter described, I will on
the 30th day of April. 1925, at tho
hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. at tho
front ' door of the courthouse in
Klamath Falls, offer for sale and
proceed to sell to the highest bid
der for cash in hand, the real prop
erly hereinafter, described, to satisfy
the sum of JSOO.00, with intoreal
thereon at the rate of six per cent
per annum fram October 6th. 1919.
and for the further. sum of one hun
dred ($100.00) dollars as attorney's
fees. The said real property being
n.uato in Klamath County, state of
Oregon, and particularly described
as follows, to-wlt: i
Ail the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 6.
township 40 south, range 9 east of
the Willamette meridian In Oregon,
containing forty acres, more or less,
according to the government s.irvey
thereof. -
BURT E. HAWKINS. Sheriff.
by ED KENDALL.
l-S-15-22-29 Deput.
being upon the southeast quurletsf 4
or in sin tn won quarter and the
west half of the southeast quarter
or section 14, mime to be cut and
removed prior to November SHth,
1936; nil tho mrchnntablu timber
lying, standing and being on tho
east half, of tho southeast quarter
or seetion 14, same to be rut and
removed before Pocembcn 32nd,
1920; 500,000 feet of tho mor-
chantablu timber lying, m.uidlng uud
belli ir on tho west half of tho .west
half of section 23, with the option
to buy tho excess merchantable lim
ber over and above the 500,000 feet
at a price of IJ.00 per thousand
feet, all to be ent aud rem wed tao-
fore July 1ft, 194'5; nil of tho mer
chantable timber lying, standing unJ
being on the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter, the south
'half of tho northwest quarter of
section 2 4. Bamo to bo cut and re
moved prior to September 7th,
1927; all ttia merchantable limber
l.-iiiK, standing and be Ins on the
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 24, same to be
cut aud removed prior to lieconibor
22nd. 1936; nil tho merchantable
Umber lying, standing and being on
the norlhe ist quarter of the south
west quarter of se.'llon 24. num., m
be cut and removed prior to Decem
ber 20th, 1939; 1,233,000 feet of
merchantable timber lying, stnndlnir
and being on Ike northeast quarter
oi mo nortneast quarter, the west
half of tho northeast quarter, tho
east huif of tho oast hilf nf the north
west quarter or section 27. with op
tion to buy all t:. excess mer-
conntamo timber over and above the
1.232.000 feet at a price of 13.00
per wiousanu root, all to bo cut and
removed prior to July 1st, 1925; ull
of the nroresaid being sltuuto in
township S6 south of range 10 east
oi hi imette meridian, In Kl.imatli
Count .-, Oregon.
Ill'RT K. HAWKINS. Sheriff.
.,-. Ur ED KENDALL.
1-8-15-22-29 . Dopiuy.
NOTICE OK SHKKIKK'S SILK
Equity No. E-1765
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County
Frank C. Bramwell, Superintend
ent of State Banks for the State of
Oregon. 'Plaintiff, vs. Saddle Moun
tain Lumber compaiv.. a corpora
tion, and J. W. Siemens, defendants.
By virtue of. an execution and
order of sale Issued out of the
above entitled court on the lit day
if Aprils 1923.. upon a -Judgment
and decree nf mnrmar frror,narts
entered In the above entitled suit!?, ge Brolno cars regularly, ten
on tne iota day of October, 1924, , 'w-'my ir.oro nt a time.
commanding me to make sale of the
Dodge Dealer Turna
Down Order for 1000 Cars
"Here is an order, duly signed bv
the proper executives, for 1000 of
your cars."
What salesman wouldn't gulp
and grab. .
Retail orders for motor cars In
lots of 1 000 come to the average
salesman about as often as Ice ped-
uiers visit the Eskimos. There are i
uw iu lusiory.
Vet the Incident referred to, about
the signed order for 1000 cirs act
ually happened. And what makes
It- remarkable Is the fact that tho
salesmnn turned It down!
C. H. Jennings, Dodge Brothers
Dealer In New York City, throws
some clarlflng light on this puzzler.
Ho says:
"This Dodge Brother a salesman
had been working for several yeara
on a largo national account, a com
pany that operates cars by the
thousands, in every part ' of tho
country. The company was buying
ii
rent nrnnn-l : harnlmri.. ,inmeiun.t
I will on the 30th dav cf Aorll.
1925, at the hour of tea o'clock In
the forenoon at the front door of
the . courthouse In Klamath Falls,
offer for sale and proceed to sell to
the highest bidder for cash In hand,
the real property hereinafter de
scribed, or so mu:h thereof as may
oe necessary, to satisfy the sums
of 27,196.0O with lntcre-t thereon
at the rote of 8 per cent per an
num from December 22ni!," 1921,
and the further sum of $7677.41
with Interest on ihe sum of 118.
785.60 at the rale of 8 per cent
per annum frcm January 25th to
Jul7 21st, 1321, and Interest on the
sum of 17677.41 at the rate of S
per cent per annum from July 21st,
1921. and the furtaer sti r of 117,
779.47 with Interest thereon at tho
raie oi s per cent per annum
irom Augu3t 11th, 1921
the rurther sum of $3135.42
taxes for the 'years 1S30. 1921
and 102J and too ad.llt'n
I turn of 13000.00 as at.orno'a foes
'u -uaia uuu eKponics or anr
upon this writ, tho satj real xni
personal property' being sltunts l.i
Klamath County. Oregon, and pir
tlculariy described as folows to
.Tit: '
Lou 19, 20. 1, 22. 27, 2S, 29
and 30 of Section 11, township 3d
south, range 10 east of Willamette
meridian, containing 155.92 acres,
more or less, together with (his
sawmill tituatod thereon, and ail
awnjlj machinery and equipment
of every kind and description in and
about said mill and said premises
also
All the merchantable timber ly
ing, standing and belne linon Him
southoost quarter of section H
same 13 be am ir(or In Jqly tq(h
1930; all the meichan table tlmbee
southwest quarter of snctlnn is
If
before breakfast for a few days and
your kldnoys may then act flue and
i bladder disorders disappear.
f ThlR fnmniln Hftla la mnrin frnn
' tho acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
i ', combined with llthla, and has been
j used for yoars to help clean nnd
i i stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop
J , bladder irritation. Jad Salts Is ln-
l expensive and makes a delightful
( effervescent llthla-water drink
J which millions of men and women
j - take now and then to help prevent
' sorious kidney and blnddur dis-
j i orders.
J . By all means, drink lota of good
water every day. Have yone ph
I slclan examine your kidneys at least
f twice a year. Adv.
XOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
' Equity No. E-1628.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oreron. tnr K lnm-itu !-....-,
kid- I Pmnl I T II , .' .
neys In their efforts to filter It Lnt of State B.rik, t?r thZ a ,
from tho vtm pi,,. ,h- m. ?1'1 sta.te. B"n!3 Jr the State of
' occasionally "to relief S.S Tiii j Ureg0"'
; yon relieve the bowels, .removing k r ai.u .,j Ti i , .
adds, waste and poison. -.Ito, you !de' 'rflth and MarIn B. Smith,
'may feel a dull misery Id lhejtid- ia ,
ney region, sharp pains In the bar ,of a" execution and
or aick headache, dizziness. ihV?'"f ert t of the above
. Btomach sours, tongue la coated. t?'ilif ,n'Irt on th nr& day of
sand when the weather Is bad you 1tra?' VJ5- unon a Judgment and
; have rheumatic twinges. The ur!no a?-rs9 ?' foreclosure entered In the
sIs cloudy, full of sediment,1 the ah0T' tU!ed suit on the 22nd day
channels often get Irritated, oblig- Deeentber, 1924, tommandlng
Ing one to got up two or three me t0 make" sale of the real prop
times durlne the ninht : erty herelnaftrtidescrlbe,s. r ,m
t TO nelp neutralize those Irritat-.;; i 4t-pn,i nut,, at "o to na cut and removed prior
Ung acids and flush off the body's )? ,"our ?' tea 'Wock A. M. at ' to Mar:h 22nd. 1927; all the mcr
. urinous waste, begin drinking water. J?.8 rr"Jl d,00r of tne aartiiouse In J chantablo timber lvins, standing and
? aiso get Boout tour ounces of Jad " "" ior -aie and
I Salts from . any pharmacy, lake a,pr3cee4 to Be to the higW bld
) tablespoonf ul In a glass of water der for cagh in hand, tfts real jwop
t before breakfast for a few davs and I8"' Hereinafter described, to skftsfv
the sum pt 18800.00 with lnterew't
thereon from May 31st, 1921, at the "
rate of ten per cent per annum and
the further sum of 1245.72 delln-1
qitent taxes for the years 1920 and '
1921, and for the further sum or I.
1360 as attomsy's fees and the costs
of and upon said writ. The said real
property being situate In Klamaih
County, State of Oregon, and par
ticularly described as follows, to
wlt: The north half of the southwest
quarter, and southeast quarter of
southwest quarter of eoctlon 13, the
northeast quarter of southoast
quarter of action 14, the west half
of southeast quarter, the northeast
quarter of southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter, and lots 17
and 18 of section 2, and the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter
jui section ii ; also beginning at a
puim t.zu cnains south and 50 ;
links east of a stone marked with a I
i cross on Its four sides, said stone
being 19.8 chains east and 20 r
9jfiaL jPffJitJt, or the stone represent-1
ouyer nau made the remark that,
"If you fellows would only grant a
discount, as others dn. in mirhi
order in larger lots."
"The salesman, o: course, pointed
out the dosirabllit,- of buying the i
1000 cars anyhow, regardless ol '.
Dodge Brothers no discount policy,
but the executive declined to re
code from his position. The Inner I
then prepared whal he afterwards 1
referrol to as his psychological j
coup. He knew that the salesman I
would be calling- again so he had j I
Imposing document drawn up c1.
Ing for the delivery, at a Specified '
date, of 1000 Dodge Bribers Motor I
Cars of various types, at full hsi j
price, minus 10 per cent.
"When the salesman called, a few
weeKs later, tne official simply
handed him the order,
" 'That's serious,' sa'd the official.
's need cars and we want rv,,i
and I Pruthers cars, but you can't have
the order unless- you abide by It's
lerms. You've got to glvo us the
quarlty discount.'
"Vial happened to tho order for
1000 cars? It la still in tho tlk
nf tho same official and ho never
falls to show it to any Dodge Bro
thers salesman who happens to call
But he Is still buying Dodge Broth
ers cars buying aa he bought ho-i
foro.
Tle Resale Value of Your Home
i . . '
It mil be increased by "Check" Seal
electrical wiring
X
I vjf you ever want to sell your home, you will
j jipd its resale value increased by a "Check"
Seal electrical installation.'
flic "Check" Seal is a recognized mark of
idervjiijeation for qtutlifud electrical contract
ors vhj make your house a real home of elec
trical comfort. Like modern plumbing and
hardvoo4 flooring, "Check" Seal wiring is a
definite reside asset. ' .
Before yptj build or buy, insist on "Check"
Seal clectrica wiring. And when you buy elec
trical appliances, remember also that the
"Check" Seal identifies electrical retailers who
sell yjy clcctrjical merchandise.
PACIFIC! STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Utt AWflfM lOMO BUT
XHftrfbuton (arhmenl Electric
BfoP yoa ba9d)tiy or nmt
ibwkH mI m tqr wwa ai him
(I
DANCING
Eveiy Saturday Nite
,Fprt Klamath
I
"ChMk" Sal
Uhlig's Electric Store
Check Sea:lfi
headquarters for Klamath Falls
OUT QF THE AIR
Dirt Atidthe devif ;
i Ave daAsHpv C.XV..1
Lntiv rjocn. nnpv
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The 1924 Hoover Cup, tho high
est honor in amateur radio, has
been awarded to 6AWT. Bartholo
mew Mollnarl of 8an Francisco.
This cup Is annually awarded on
tho basis of a tpeolal report of
committee of tho American Radio
rolay- le iguo, as to the host ali
around amateur station, home do
ilgned and homo constructed.
6AWT, has been unusually suc
cessful In working with foreign
countries and operators, signals hav
ing been reported hard iu Asia, Aus
tralia, south Roa Island. Europe,
Africa, Mentral 'America, Konth Am
erica, a uell ns In every dlstrlet
of tho I'nlted Stains, ' Tho' list nt
wo way workings with Australia
and ,'ew Zealand, U a large one.
and t.is station was one of tho
seven selected by the TPItL to
transmit press news to WNP.
The transmitting' set consists of
ono 250 watt tubo In a coupled
Hartley circuit with 2000 volts on
the plate. Tho aerial Is a 90 foot
h cage, ''.
Mr. Mollplarl'a frlonds arc ox
tending him their congratulations
kfiiv the recognition of his indu.)try
nfl nhUlty, Ho Is a modest young
n:;qj ,whn has been working his way
up Ihtounh the radio ranks for five
ears.' during part of this lime, be
as a altifdent.at the il'tilylochnlc
school but 'recently he h.'n been aa
Blitlng' hls; fatltdii':nt tils; work , Uur
ing daytlmo, and "ptoatlnt pruotlc
f'y tbo entire qlghti i his tjans-
mtting sot. Pacflc cojut amatours j KFIJ Los Ansoloi, 8 p. m
are parlcularly pleased with this Astronomical locturo by Dr. Mars
outstanding recognition of ono of , Daumgurdt. Program arranged t-y
their own number. i unc', John.
KNX Hollywood, 8 p. m., Pasa
dona rtealty board prusont program.
10, Hollywood dttneo orchestra.
KPO San Francisco. 8 p. m., At
water Kent radio program, n week
ly fonturo; 0 p. m., Welsli nlgl't,
under tho dlroctlon of Thcodoro
Phillips.
KLX Oakland, 8 p. an., atudlo
program, niinrtotto noloctlons, 8:45
Amorlcun Thonlor orcliostru; 9,
Wostorn Auto program.
KFOA Soattlo, , Ethel Qordon
sponsors studio program.
KOA Uonvor, ) 7:10, : sopruno
solos; 9, Joo Maoin'a orcItostra.
Program for Wednesday
KFI Los Angeles, 8 p. m. Dr.
Marlon Whiting present studio pro
gram. Radio talk by E, O. Arnold.
9 p. m., Los Angoles Ilorald pro
gram. 10, Patrick Marsjii orchestra.
When You
Feel a
Cold
Com
itiGOn
i i in. i i
9V
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I'roRinin fmr Tliursdny
KPO San Fr:nclsco, 8 p'. m OW
gan recital by 'Theodora Irwin, 9
p. ra. Wolsh concernt under aus
pices of . the San Francises Welch
chorus.
K&O Ookland, 8 p. m. A three
oct drama and prologue, "Hmllln'
Through" proscnted by tha KQO
players.
KFIIC San Frnnolsco, 8 p. nt.
dun co music by Paul Kolll's orch
OTtrn. KKL'8 Shormnn school, Oakland,
8 to 9 p. m. studio program present
ed by a. 8. orchestra, under the
dfrcatlon of Floronco Wnlgron,
which will bo tho last foa a num
ber of weeks on account of an on
(taKomont In Alaska.
' KIU iLo Angolas, 8 p. m. spo
clul Bludlo program.
KFI Los Angelas, .8 p. m. Stand
ard Oil company prosont a musical
play 10 p. m. tho Molodlous Four
glvo an hour of danco music. 10
p. m. Flro Department glvo program.
Tak
m
aOffffVMffM fP
VJUUIIUC
h' tabhh-
to work off the causo and to
fortify the system against
an atiacK or unp or Influ
enza. A' Safe and Proven
Remedy.. Price 30c. . j
The box bears this signature
65 Years of iPain SSttfiif
1
' For 6B yoars 81.
Jacobs Oil bus boeu
ending pain for mil'
lions. It stops at
on co most of the
pains we su ffor, ami
gives Naturo j a
chance to euro, -All
pains allied ' to rheu
matism, to backacha
and Inmnnoss nro
among them. 'And
tho pains nnd dong
ers of chest colds.
Homo rcsulljr come
through countor Irritation. sAmo by
rolleving contention, by bringing tho
blood to tho skin. All aro jvrompt.
Bofore you slap .rubbing fton Bt.
Jacobs Oil tho pnln ebbs nway,
way
Thon you forgot tho trouble while
Naturo has a chanco to cure the
cause. You can afford to wait. .
Soma will tall you othor ways to
do litis, nut romombor that this
way has for 66 yoari been relieving
pains for millions. It does that
(Illicitly, without burning the skin.
You can rely on It, Your druggist
giHirantnng It. Why tako chances
on n mothnd not so euro?
Keep St, Jacobs Oil on 'hand,
liavo It roadp when tho pain starts.
Don't wasto hours which you can
spend In comfort. Just a moment
of rubbing with St. Jacobs Oil will
end most ot the pains you suffer.
And chock a chest cold at tho start.
Think how llttlo tho cost only 85
cents to Insure that.
Ith'tumatlam Dackuclie Tanwncsi Lumbago Soreness Chest Colua
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rr-