April 21, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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la CO P. M. Ada desired In
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
All claeslflcntlona are num
bered and appear In numerical
ordor, following i an alpha
both leal rofnrence lint ot toe
more important claealflcntlons:
Automotive ............ IV
nulldlnc Matorlala .... 10a
Business Oppotrunlttes 10
Contract Work Wanteds 10
Educational 8
Pnrm Implements ............ lla
Furnished Apt. to Let. 11
Furnished House to Lot.... 14
Furmahod Itooma to bet. 11
rinanolal 11
(lonornl Notices ..... M 1
Help Wanted. Mnlo....
Help Wanted, romele 1
Llvnatork and feed - 11
l.ost and Found 1
Mlscellanooua tor Bale. It
reraonala . 4
Poultry for Bale 23a
Real Estate tor Bale. 1?
Ileal Estate for Lonto 11
Ileal Kalat Wanted 17a
Room and Hoard. 11
Situations Wanted.... 9
Hwapa 10a
Transportation ........ 6
Unfurn. Houses to Let..- 15
Wanted Miscellaneous.. 11
Wanted to Kent.,
16
Loit and Found
LOSTRlack leather key case,
possibly at Moure park. Hn
turn to Nuwa-Ilorald. Reward.
3 (.07
LOST Small brown key con
tnlner wlUi tour keys. Howard.
Phone 1900 or return Herald
office. 3403
3
General Noticea
STOMACH ULCER, OAS PAINS,
INDIGESTION vlrtlma. why
suffer; For qulrlt relief got
a free aample of UIK1A, a doc
tor's prescription nt Star Drug
Stores. 4644
TOWNHKND Club No. 1 will
ponsor candidates' dinner
Thursday, April 13. Candi
date will apeak aftor the din
ner. Admission 40c. 3301
CALL A TAXI Hide In snfoty,
aurrounded by stcol, gonulno
triple aenlod hydrnulle brakea,
radio equipped Poiillncs. lllnck
and White Taxi. PHONE TEN
FORTY-NINE. 8th and Main.
I' hone 1040. 4693
Personals
Minta Durfee "Vitarnoil"
Uaod by Hoapltala, Doctors, Ostoo
paths. Chiropractors and Nurses.
Reports ahow tho following ail
ments have received the "Vlloin
oll" troatmcnt, and practlcnly
without exception havo reported
nlmoat mlrnculoui reaulta. Nuu
r It In, Lumbago, Rheumatism,
Vnrlcoso Veins, Varlcoso Ulcers,
llomorrholds, Sore Musclre, Swol
len nnd Aching Keel, llnrus, Cuts,
llnck Achos, and Stiff Nock.
"Vltnmoll" la Invnluublo In facial
work, also for hair an acnlp.
$1.00 nt Drug Stores nud-Donuty
Bhopa. i
Klamath
The firms and Individuals represent
ed In this Alphabetical Directory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Sorvice are known as Klamath
Falls' most reliable business mon and
Beauty School
Medford School ot Mount? Cul
ture, 410 E. Mnln St., Modtord,
O logon. Enroll now for May
class. 8309
Commercial Printing
Printing of all kinds. SHOP
PING GUIDE, Pelican Theatre
Bldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN
IBHINQ. Phone 108W3.
. Fuel v
Poyton aetls conl BBo 100 lbs.
Sewing
HEMSTITCHING, Dressmaking,
Indies' suits, aonts, spring
anmploB, alterations. Mrs, H.
M. Allandor, 614 Walnut
Drntmnin king Tailoring. Harriet
Urowloy, Phone 424W6,
General Noticea
AFTER THIS UATHJ I will not
be raspiiiialbla for uny debts
contracted by my estranged
wife, Anna Tt, lloudrloke.
Prank B. Hendricks.
23 y DA ItH' oxporlunce repairing
nnd sharpening tools. lindon
hamor saw filing. 219 K.
Main. Phono 1266. 3316
Transportation
SAVEI Go by Bus
VI Band and Mt. Hood ;
Shortott Roula, Lowest Fares
to Northwest Points
One Hound
Way Trip
Portland $5.90 $10.65
Seattle . $8.40 $14.65
Spokane $12.30 $20.05
Ouaaea Leave 11:41 Noon from
The Greyhound Depot
Por Information Phone 999
6 Help Wanted Male
MAN for coffee route. 146-a-week
opportunity. Automobllo
given as bonus. Write Albert
Mills, 131 Monmouth, Cincin
nati, O. 4712
7 Help Wanted, female
HOUHKKKKPKR WANTED Ap
ply lout Main. 3509
8
Educational
WILL personally Intorvlow men
willing to work hard to qual
ify fur good-pny positions In
AIR CONDITIONING and Re
frigeration business, Prefer
men with fulr education, me
chanically Inclined, now em
ployed, willing to devoto aomo
spare tlmo to preliminary train
ing to become Installation and
aervlce experts. Write fully,
giving ago, phone, present oc
cupation. Utllltl's Kng. Inst.,
llnx 4713. News-Herald. 4711
9 SituaJtons Wanted
AMMTIOUR mnrrlod man, age
26, wishes work. Phone 2167.
Address 2441 Orchard Way,
4717
12
Room and Hoard
ROOM AND IIOARD for children,
country homo; rofnrencea ex
changed. Uox 3395, News
"'If jd. ' - 3396
Z3 Furnished Apartmente
NICE! unfurnished 3-room apart
ment. 201 Main. 3403
VACANCY Arcade atiartinoma.
1 7 Real Eatate ForJSale
SIX-ROOM modern house, with
fireplace, sawdust cooler, 1H
acres, with chicken house.
Three blorks from highway
ahopa. Call after all. Mr. A.
Carnlnl. Rt. 1,- Uox 27. 3630
PROPERTY KOR SALE Finest
location for hotel alte, two
blocka from s. P. depot. Ap
ply 422 Broad, 4714
80 ACRP.S f'nbln and out
buildings, full water, some
fruit, 20 ncrae cultivated, 40
acroa In timber; 20 mllee to
Urania Pass. Price 11200,
torms half cash. Clara Mong-
' her. Merlin, Ore. 4716
POR BALK 5-acre tract In
Junction Acros. See S. R.
Uokor, Bell Hotel. 3587
WANT TO 8KLL 80 acres farm
land. Who wanta to buyT
Owner, 817 Pino. 3405
POR SALE By owner: 4-roora
modern house, perfect condi
tion; easy terms. . Inquire 219
N 9th. Phone 896. 8501
18 Real Eatate For Leaae
1200 ACRES, fenced; also rnnge
around Round lake, lots water
and toed, aultable cattle or
sheep, 750. C. H. DoLap,
Kono route. 3633
In Hungary, where two not
ables recently misled each other,
there Is an anti-dueling law. Poa
slbly been mo there 1b always a
chance someone might get hurt.
Exclusive of dally mail pianos,
208 ships landed nt the Burling
ton, Vt municipal airport during
1035.
Business Directory
women. You will find them ready
to serve you promptly, economically
and efficiently. For your own satis
faction use this handy guide to the
services they offer.
House Moving
R. II, HADLEY House moving
and raising. Phone 1560-W.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR, ULBN MOOIXB
Neurocalometer X-Rny
126 Main Opp. Court House
Pumps
Byron Jaakson Pumps, . Service.
J. M. Wauchope, 111 8. 11th S.t
Phone 1803J.
Piano Tuning
U R, Mann, Dorby's Music store,
A divorce can Do obtained In
Nevada utter six weeks' resi
dence, but six months' residence
la rooulrod thnre before tho Ihsii-
nnco ot a roaldont fishing llconaa,
18a To Exchange
TO TRADE FOR OKAY
KLAMATH HOME
16 acres In beautiful sotting,
7 acros of this In peaches, apri
cots, apples, cherries, plums, ber
ries, grapes, garden, etc.; more
can be cultivated. Klne free
loam soil, about 5 acres of this
In woodland and pasturelnnd; 4
room cottage, electricity, city
water, fruit busoment, burn,
other buildings. Easy $760 lonn
to assume, taxes (35 annually;
good stroet, fine fruit Income
property, and Ideal for poultry
ua woll.
Wrllo V. D. Miller, 240 East
Mnln St., Ashland, Pro. 3606
19
Automotive
AT BALSIGER'S-Complele stock
ot used logging trailers and
equipment, consisting ot used
Isuucson trailers, used Went
win trailers, home-made trail
ers, etc. Mala and Esplanade.
. 4681
KOlt RALE 1931 Hudson sedan,
good condition; bargain. 700
Mitchell. 3035
USED CARS
1930 Hudson Bodan.-
1930 LaSalle Town Bedan,
( wire wheels.'
1928 Chevrolet Coipa.
1921 Packard. Small I Bodan.
1930 Bulck Small Coup.
Imperial Motors, Inc.
Cadlllao and LaSalle
3rd and Mala
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
SPECIALS
Hous paint, outside or Inside.
11.96 per gallon. Guaranteed
lead and oil paint, 12.65. Wall
paper 6c per roll, and up.
Floor aanderi and polishers
for rent.
PATTERSON PAINT STORE,
230 Main. 4699
FOR SALE Good light two
wheel trailer. 1630 Wordon.
3629
FOR SALE 160 aacke certified
Netted Oem aeed potatoea,
tugged, Boyd Thacker, West
side Tula lake. 3504
SEED POTATOES and good cull
potatoea for eule. Inquire
1406 Oregon. 3631
FIR AND PINE WOOD Phone
267W2. Bob Brown, 3637
POR SALE No, l and No. 2
potatoes. Also good seed po
tatoea. See them at Altamont
Auto Camp. 3510
FOR SALE Almost new tri
cycle, balloon tires. 2226 Vine.
3634
KOR SALE Fordson tractor
with extension wheels and
Bosch magneto, 1150 cash.
Working. A. L. Winter, tlve
miles southeast of Merrill.
4715
POR 8ALE Early Rose seed po
tatoea. W. A. Kottboff, Ma
tin. Phone 1022. 2602
it Wanted Miscellaneous
ii.ii.fiAriiii-ii'.-i-i' -
WANTED 29-ox. green bottloa,
20c doxen, Klamath Ice ft
Storage. 661 Spring. 8502
'2 Livestock nod reed
FOR SALE One gelding, about
1600 lbs. Chaae place, 6 miles
west of Keno, on Ashland
highway. 3612
KOR SALE Jersey milk cow.
also aaddle mare. B. E. Bar
rlngton, Malln, Ore. 3615
72a Poultr For Sale
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS Bred
for also and production, state
blood tested, White Leghorns,
scxed day old pullets or
straight run chicks. Also R. I.
Reds and Barred Plymouth
Rocka. Bond card tor litera
ture giving prices and testi
monials. Established 20 years.
Magulre Electrlo Hatchery,
2416 N. E, Oregon St., Port
land, Ore. 1434
FOR SALE Buff-Orpington
baby chicks, 212 per 100, S.
R. Woodlcy, Merrill, Ore.
Repairing
Furniture and stove repairing
neatly done. All work guaran
teed or money back. Perkins
Bargain House, 119 N. 4th St.
. Phone 191.
Roofing
EXPERT repairing and recover
ing composition shingles.
. Terms, Atlas Root Co. Phone
1611.. 1400 80, 6th. 41
Sand
Clean snnd for plnBte- or cement
work, 12 per yard delivered.
Phone 969. 1319
Contractor and Builder
Leo N. Huls, Phone 800. Esti
mates furnished. 8340
ctio n
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FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
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Legal Noticea
NOTICE OK HALE OK REAL
PltOPUHTV FOR DEUXQt'KNT
IMPROVEMENT AKHKHHMENT.
By virtue of a Warrant Issued
by tho Police Judge of the City
of Klnmath Falls, Oregon, dated
the 24th day of March. 1930,
A. D., and to me directed, notice
la hereby given that I have levied
upon the following-described real
property, to-wlt:
Beginning on the southwest
corner of lot 2, Block 17, Hot
Springs Addition to the City
' ot Klamath Falls, Ore.; thence
along the south line of the
said lot 2, 66.6 ft.; thence
north 2127' west, along the
line of private drive to an In
tersection ef a line running
south 7227' west, from a
point 110 ft. northwesterly
along the easterly line of lot
1 from the southeast corner
of the said lot 1; thence west
erly along said Intersecting
line to the west line ot said
lot 2; thence south on the
west line ot lot 2. 60 ft. to
the place ot beginning,
taken and levied- upon as the
property of George W. McCollum,
In satisfaction of a certain paving
lien created and docketed by the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
for a proportionate share ot the
cost of Improving 46th Paving
Unit which aald lien la docketed
In Volume 8 ot the Bond Lien
Docket ot aald City at page 171,
thereof on the date ot Nov. : 15,
1926, A. D., in the sum ot 178.27:
Notlce is also hereby given
that tbe undersigned will, on
the 6th day ot May, 193C, A, D.,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M,
ot said day, at the front door
of the City Hall in said City,
sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash In band,
the aforementioned and described
real property, or so much thereof
as may bo necessary to satisfy
the above Hen In the sum of
170.44, together with Interest
thereon at the rate ot 6 per cent
per annum from the 15th day ot
November, 1927, a! D and to
gether with the costs and dis
bursements of sale hereunder.
FRANK HAMM,
Chief of Police of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
H. A. 7, 14, 21, 28, M. 6. No. 62
NOTICE OF SALE OK ItKAI.
PROPERTY FOB DELINQUENT
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT.
By virtue of a warrant Issued
by the Police Judge ot the City
ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated
the 24th day of March. 1936, A.
D., and to ma directed, notice Is
hereby given that I have levied
upon the following-described real
property, to-wlt: '
Beginning on the westerly line
ot Lot 2,. Block 17, Hot Springs
Addition to the City of Klamath
Palls, Oregon, at a point 123.5
feet from the southwest corner
of snld Lot 2; thence north
7653' east 60.1 feet to the east
line of aald Lot 2; thence north
west along the said east line of
Lot 2, 84.9 feet to the north line
ot Lot 2; thence westerly on the
north line ot Lot 2, 24.8 feet to
the west line ot Lot 2; thence
south on the west line ot said
Lot 2, 73.5 feet to the place of
beginning, taken and levied upon
as i the property of Mrs. Irmn
Dixon, in satisfaction of a certain
paving lien created and docketed
by the City ot Klamath Falls,
Oregon, for a proportionate share
ot the cost of Improving 4titli
Improvement Unit which said
Hen is docketed In Volume 3 of
the Bond Lien Docket of said
olty at page 171 thereof on the
date of Nov. 15, 1926, A. D In
the sum ot $277.74.
Notice la also hereby given
that the undersigned will, on the
6th dny of May, 1936, A. D., at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of
said dny, at the front door of the
City Hnll In snld City, aell at
publlo auction to the highest bid
der for cuBh In hand, the afore
mentioned and described real
property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the
above lien In the sum ot 2249.96
together with Interest thereon at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum
from the 15th day of November,
1927, A, D nnd together with
the costs and disbursements ot
sale hereunder.
FRANK HAMM, ,'
Chief ot Police of the
City ot Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
II A, 7,14,21,28,M.5 No. 63 '
NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S SALE
' On the 14th day of May, 1936,
nt the hour of 10 o'clock A. M..
at tho front door ot the County
court House in Klamath Falls,
Oregon. I will sell nt miction to
the hlghost bidder for ensh, the
following doBciibod property, sit-
Legal Notices
tinted In Kluinuth County, Ore
gon, and described as follows-.
Lot numbered Hlx, Block num
bered Porty-Heven, Hot Springs
Addition to Klamath Fails, Kluin
uth County, Oregon,
Said salu Is made under exe
cution Issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon
for Klamath County, to me di
rected In tbe case of the Fort-
land Mortgage Company, a cor
poration, vs. Fnye Hullo Durbln,
widow of Hoy p. Durbln, deceas
ed; Faye Belle Durhln, Adminis
tratrix of the Estate of Hoy F.
Durbln, deceased; A. A. Mac
Master; The Pacific Savings ft
Loan Association, a corporation;
The American National Bank of
Klnmntli Falls, a corporation;
Roy Francis Durbln, Jr., a minor.
and Jane Durbln, a minor, the
only children of Roy P, Durbln,
deceased, defendants. '
L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath
County, Oregon,
By Anne Price, Deputy.
H A.14,21,28-M.5,12 No. 93
KOTH.'K OK KALE OK REAL
PROl'KIITV KOH DELINQUENT
IMPROVEMENT AHHKHHMENX
By virtue of a Warrant Issued
by tho Police Judge ot tbe City
of Kluinuth Palls, Oregon, dated
the 31st day of March, 1936, A.
IJ,, and to me directed, notice Is
hereby given that I have levied
upon the following-described real
property, to-wlt:
. Lots 17 and 18 and the south
west 30 feet or Lot 19, all In
Block 4, Canal Addition to the
City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon,
taken and levied upon as the
property of M. G, Mac Kevin, in
satisfaction of a certain paving
Hen created ana docketed by tbe
City ot Klamath Falls, Orogon,
for a proportionate share of the
cost ot Improving 64th Improve
ment Unit which said il.'D Is
docketed In Volume 4 of the
Bond Lien Docket of said City
at page 28 thereof, on tbe date
of March 29, 192", A. D., In the
sum ot 31,011.75.
Notice Is also hereby given
that the undersigned will, on the
14th day of May, 1936, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M., ot said
day, at the front door of Uie
City Hall In said City, sell at
public auction to tbe highest bid
der for cash In hand, tbe afore
mentioned and described real
property, or so much tbereot as
may be necessary to satisfy tbe
above Hen In the sum ot
11,011.75, together with Interest
tbereon at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum from the 29th day of
Mnrch, 1927, A. D., and together
with the costs and disbursements
ot sale hereunder.
FRANK HAMM,
Chief of Police of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
H A.14, 21,28, M. 5.12 No. 90
NOTICE OK BALE OK REAL
PROPERTY KOlt DELINQUENT
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT
By virtue of a Warrant Issued
by the Police Judge ot the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated
the 31st day of March, ,1936, A.
D and to me directed, 'notice Is
hereby given that I hiure. levied
upon the following-described real
property, to-wlt:
Lot 1, Block 18, Riverside Ad
dition to the City of Klamath
Palls, Oregon, taken and levied
upon as tbe property of Jennie
Snyder, In satisfaction of a cer
tain paving lien created and
docketed by the City ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon, for a proportionate
share ot the cost of Improving
48th Improvement Unit which
snld lien Is docketed In Volume
4 of the Bond Lien Docket or
said City at page 4 thereof on
the date ot May 4th, 1927, A. D
in the sum ot 1286.70.
Notice Is bIbo hereby given
that the undersigned will, on
the 14th dny of May, 1936. at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M, ot said
day, at the front door of the
City Hall In aald City, sell at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, tbe afore
mentioned and described real
property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to aatlsfy the
above lien In the sum of 2286.70,
together with Interest thereon at
the rate ot 6 per cent per annum
from the 4th day ot May, 1927,
A. D and together with tbe
costs and disbursements ot sale
hereunder.
FRANK HAMM,
Chief ot Police of the City
ot Klamath Falls, Oregon.
H A. 14, 2 1, 28. M. 5, 12 No. 89
NOTICE OK SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY FOR DELINQUENT
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT.
By Virtue of a Warrant issued
by the Police Judge of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated
the 24th day of March, 1936,
A. D and to me directed, notice
is hei-eby given that I have levied
upon the following-described real
property, to-wlt: i
Lot 3, Block 17, Hot Springs
Addition to the City ot Klam
ath Falls, Oregon,
taken and levied upon as the
property of Heston B. Rhodes,
In satisfaction ot a certain pav
ing Hen created and docketed by
the City ot Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, for a proportionate share ot
the cost of Improving 46th Im
provement Unit which said Hen
Is docketed in Volume 3 of the
Bond Lien Docket of snld City at
page 171 thereof on the date of
Nov. 16, 1926, A. D.. In the sum
of $748.64.
Notice Is also hereby given
that the undersigned will, on
the 6th day ot May, 1986, A, D.,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
of said day, at the front door
of the City Hnll in said City, sell
at publlo auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the
aforementioned and described
renl property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy
the above lien In - the sum of
$748.64, together 'With interest
thereon nt the rato of 6 per cent
per annum from the 16th day
of November, 1026, A. D., and
together with the costs and dis
bursements ot sale hereunder,
FRANK HAMM, i
Chief of Police of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
H. A, 7, 14, 21, 28, M. 5. No. 61
NOTICE OK SALE OK REAL
PROPERTY KOH. DELINQUENT
i.m-mn I'j.iii'.wi' assessment.
By virtue of a Warrant issued
by the Police Judgo of the City
of Klnmath Fnlls, Oregon dnted
the 24th dny ot Mnrch, 1930.
A. D and tQ uiu (Uiiiiaii, iaUQ
Legal Noticea
la hereby given that I have levied
upon the following-described real
property, to-wlt:
Lot 9A, Block 6, Railroad Ad
dition to the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon,
taken and levied upon as the
property of A. V. Humphrey, In
satisfaction of a certain Sewer
lien created and docketed by the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
fur a proportionate ahara ot the
cost of Improving 6th Sewer Unit
which said Hen Is docketed In
Volume 3 ot the Bond Lien
Docket of City at page 61 there
of on the date ot May 4, 1921,
A. I)., In the sum of 113.78.
Notice Is also hereby given that
(ha undersigned will, on the 6th
day of May, 1936, A. D at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M, of said
dny, at the front door ot the
City Hall in aald City, aell at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, the a (ore
mentioned and described real
property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the
above Hen In tbe sum of 113.78,
together with Interest thereon
at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum from the 4th day ot
May, 1925, A. D., and together
with the costs and disbursements
of sale hereunder.
FRANK HAMM,
Chief of Police of the 'City
ot Klamath Falls, Oregon.
H. A. 7, 14. 21, 28, M. 5. No. 60
NOTICE OF HAI.R (w up i.
I'JtOPERTV FOR DELINQUENT
iriwra)is.Tr ASSESSMENT.
By virtue of a Warrant Issued
by the Pol'ce Judge of the City
of Klamnth Falls, Oregon, dated
1st day of April, 1936, A. D and
to me directed, notice Is hereby
given that I have levied upon the
following-described real property,
to-wlt:
The easterly 20 feet 'of the
westerly Jto feet of Lot 3, Block
16, First Addition to the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, taken and
levied upon as the property of B.
M. Patlson, In satisfaction ot a
certain paving Hen created and
docketed by the City of Klamath
Failft. Orton. for a nrnnnrtlnnnfo
share of the cost of Improving
61st Improvement Unit, which
said Hen is docketed In Volume
oi tne Bond Lien Docket of said
City at page 158 thereof on the
date of Mav 13. 1997 a n in ,h
sum of 1152.73. Notice la also
uereoy given tnat the undersigned
will, on tne 22nd day of May,
1936. at the hour of in nvini.
a.m. of sild day, at the front
door of the City Hall In said City,
tell at public auction to tbe high
est bidder for cash in band, the
afore-mentioned and described
real property, or so much thereof
as may be .necessary to satisfy the
above lien in the sum of 1152.73,
together vlth Interest thereon at
tne rate ot 6 per cent per annum
from the 13th day of May, 1927,
A. D.. and toeethnr with th.
and disbursements of sale here-
unaer.
FRANK HAMM,
Chief of Police of the
City of Klamath Falls
Oregon.
HA 21,28 M 6,12,19 99
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PKOPERTV lrR nn.rvni i. vT
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT.
By virtue of a Warrant issued
by the Police Judge of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated
1st day of April, 1936, A. D., and
to me dirprtpH. nntla fa ,-..),..
given that I have levied upon the
following-described real property,
Lots 16, and 17. Block , Sec
ond Hot Springs Addition to the
City of. Klamath Falls, Oregon,
taken and levied upon as the
DrODertv of v.vn R fimii. i -att
raction of a certain paving Hen
wcuieu una aocaetea by the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for a
proportionate share of the cost
of improving 63rd Improvement
Unit, which said lien Is docketed
in Volume 4 of the Bond' Lien
Docket ot said City at page 169
mereui ou me aate of May 81st,
1927. A. D. in the. mm nt CI
Notice la also hereby given that
.mw unurmigiiea win, on tne 22nd
day of May, 1936, at the hoar of
10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at
the front door of the City Hall
In said City, aell at public auction
to the hiehpnt hlrlHap .n K t
1U, VHBU 1,1
hand, the aforementioned and de-
scnuea real property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to
SatlBfV the AhnVA lion In k ...
of $267.51. together with interest
uiereon at tne rate of 6 per cent
per annum from the 31et day of
May, 1927 A.D, and together with
the costs mid disbursement of sale
hereunder.
FRANK HAMM,
Chief of Police of the
City of Klamath Falls
Orppnn.
H A'21,2S M 6,12,1998
CALL FOR BIDS
School District Kn 1 n,M1
celve bids up to 6 o'clock p.m.,
i".t in, j.jo, on tne following:
Ninety corda of 4-foot body
WOOd. ctlt from law. 1lnn i.
trees, delivered and tiered on the
grounus or tne Riverside School
as designated by school represen
tatives; Fifteen cords of 16-lnch body
wood, but from large live fir
trees, and delivered and tiered
as above;
Alternate hl,1a will ha n tA
ered on fir slabs, go cords 4-foot
ana it corda 16-inch, delivered
and tiered as specified, no edg
ings to be In the wnnd.
Fuel oil in an amount not to
exceed tio.uoo gallons to be de4lv
ered at times nml ninna ,ipai.
nated by the board during the
auuuut year.
All WOOd hirifl. In hA flnrtAmno.
nled by certified check of 5 of
uuiuuui or uiu.
IDA M. ODELL, Clerk,
116 North Eighth stroet,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
HA 21 N A 22100
Proposes to One.
Marries Another
LONDON. Tuesday. Anrll tl
(UP) Paul Mltche'i, wealthy
24-year-old Mevfnirltn. Miin hm.
posed to the blonde film actress.
Mary Carlisle, by trans-Atlantic
telephone last week, secretly
married n Miss Ann Godwin Tur
ner, 20, on Friday, It was re
Veiled jauJjr .Qd(iy,
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MERRILL, April 21. A full
business program occupied mem
bers of the Merrill Parent-Teacher
association Thursday after
noon with election of offloers
for the coming year the para
mount Issue.
Mrs. F. B, Trotman accepted
the office of president and Miss
Mary Wbltellne will serve as vice
president, while the combined of
fice of secretary and treasurer
will be filled by Mrs. Tom Laird.
Plans for tbe health ellnlo for
children of pre-school age are
being steadily advanced under
the direction of Mrs. Warren
Fruits, general chairman ot the
round-np and her assistants and
tbe clinic, to be held under the
supervision of county health of
ficials and local physicians will
be held the week following the
close of school, or the latter
part ot May, ,
In the meantime mothers of
children nnder school age will be
contacted and the plan ex
plained. Each child will be ex
amined individually and a check
made on any physical detects by
competent advisors.
The clinic is beld to assist pa
rents In preparing children for
school entrance by listing de
fects of eyes, nose, throat, or
other ailments. No charge Is to
be made for the service.
' Wilbur Roblnette, principal of
the elementary school, discussed
the policy advanced by all ele
mentary schools of preventing
entrance of children in the pri
mary department who are too
yonng to adjust themselves to
school routine.
Children who are not six years
of age before January 1 ot tbe
year they plan to enter cannot
be accepted and a concensus of
present day instructors is that
an added year is of benefit to
the average child.
An announcement was made '
by Roblnette ot tbe purchase of
a Bett's machine by the county
school board to be used to de
tect eye defects among students.
Purchased through the efforts of
Miss Kay Ransom, county school
nurse, who repeatedly observes
the effect of poor vision on chil
dren's progress, the machine will
be used to check near-sightedness,
far-sightedness and astigma
tism in ail schools ot the county.
One-half the purchase price
was given by the county, and
Parent-Teacher associations have
been asked to contribute tbe re
mainder. - Five dollars was ad
vanced by the local unit.
The Merrill group also donat
ed the sum ot $1 to Red Cross
flood relief work, according to
Mrs. Trotman, who is handling
the contributions from Merrill.
All organizations here are being
contacted and the response has
been moBt gratifying. -
MERRILL BRIEFS .
MERRILL, April 21 Mrs. J.
L. Fotherlngbam, Mrs. Paul
Lewis, Mrs. F. S. Trotman, Mrs.
Wilbur Roblnette. Mrs. Warren
Fruits and Mrs. Pete McNeil at
tended the meeting in the Hen
ley grange hall Friday afternoon
at which Mrs. Alalia Sager, ex
tension clothing and textile spe
cialist, and Mrs. Maud Morse,
extension specialist in parent ed
ucation and child development,
both ot O. 8. C, were present.
Mrs. Sager spoke on "When
the Family Bnys Shoes," and
Mrs. Morse, on "Our Family
Talks It Over." The meeting
was attended by representatives
from all parts of Klamath coun
ty. Garden club members made a
tour ot Moeller's greenhouses In
Klamath Falls on their last reg
ular meeting day to study vari
ous plants and plant care. An
assistant explained the various
kinds ot shrubbery and trees and
the meeting waa heavily attend
ed. The club Is not planning a
spring flower show this aeaaon.
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hut tentative plant tail tor a
showing of summer blooms at a
dale yet to bo determined.
The next meeting will lie with
Mrs. Sam Enman on April 21.
Mr. and Mrs, George Of field
have had as their relent guests
Mr. and Mrs. - Frank Hnnnlciit
and daughter of Chemult, who
spent Easter here, and Mri. J,
H. Wright, Klamath Falls, who
waa a visitor Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sol Dewey, Chleo, Cnl
visited briefly tills) week with
Mra, Max Hartlerode, Mrs.
Dewey was called here by the Ill
ness of Mrs. Ferguson, Paaadena,
a slBter-ln-law, Mra, Ferguson,
critically - Injured several weeks
ago near Malln in a wreck
which involved the cars of Joe
Dewey ot Malln, and Stewart
brothers, also ot th-t olty, suf
fered a serious relapse recently.
Both Mra. Ferguson and Mrs. Joe
Dewey are atlll patients la a
Klamath Falls hospital.
Mrs. Mary Merrill, Thermopo
lis, Wyo., is visiting In the home
ot her daughter, Mrs. Madison
Brown and family.
Dr. Stevenson, Malln, will fill
the pulpit of the Merrill Presby
terian church, Sunday evening,
April 26, In the absence of the
Rev, Mr. Travallle, who will be
In attendance at tbe state Chris
tian Endeavor session at Eugene
which a number of young people
from Merrill plan to attend also,
CLEAR LAKE CCG
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TULBLAKE, April 21. The
personnel of the Clear lake CCC
camp waa Increased by 67 mam
ben Friday, who arrived from
Missouri to replace men who did
not re-enroll at the beginning of
the flacal year, April 1. The
camp enrollment Is now booated
to normal.
A crew was moved Friday Into
the Nigger Bend springs district
to complete the road started last
summer and when the stretch is
finished a small crew' will be
moved to Upper Klamath lake,
where work will start on a head
quarters building near tbe old
Beck's logging camp site. While
no definite plans have been ap
proved, according to C. G. Fair
child, of the biological survey
here, it Is expected that the
bnlldlng will be a permanent
one.
Other men in camp will be
placed on construction work on
the proposed headquarters bnlld
lng on Tulelake. '
Fairchlld, who visited the Clear
lake camp Friday stated that ap
proximately 600 pelican nests
have been observed on Clear lake
and that Canadian geese are al
ready hatching there and - on
Tulelake. A survey of nests Is
to be made by boat in the near
future, but nesting ot both ducks
and geese la reported to be
heavy this season.
Herbert Dill, biologist from
Iowa, , has replaced . Fred L
Davis, who served in the same
capacity at Clear lake. Davis
has been transferred to Seattle.
Two Persons Die in
Freak Rail Accident
TOPEKA, Kan!, April 21 UP)
A runaway railway coach Mon
day killed two and injured six
ot its 14 passengers in a freak
accident on the Union Pacific
branch line north of here.
The accident was caused by a
huge steel plate, which was part
of a grade crossing, becoming
dislodged and catching against
the wheels ot the rear halt of
a two-part motor train.-
The rear coach broke Its
coupling vlth the engine half of
the train, then hurtled along 20
feet on broken trucks into a
ditch.
The dead were Mrs. Elmer
Peterson, Onega, Kan., and F.
W. Kaul, Beatrice, Neb.
The Tasmanian wolf Is striped
like a tiger, has a tail like a rat,
la a relative of opossums, and Is
not a wolf at all.
Author
Previous Pnzxle
10 To require.
11 Danish person.
12 He wrote a
ten novel
15 To consider.
20 More sugary
22 Loiterer.
24 To total.
27 One lime.
28 Kiln.
29 To tip. ,
31 Muture.
82 Egg-shaped.
33 Felry. .
38 To banter.
39 Ratchet wheel,
41 Collision.
44 Nominal value
45 Before.
46 Male child.
48 Hour.
49 Electrified
particle.
60 Half an em.
51 Turkish cap-
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1 Above,
3 Line.
4 Sick.
5 Low tides.
6 Contest ot
speed.
7 Manifest
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64 Renin.