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Newspaper Page TextKLAMATH NEWS Klamath News I ..ml I'M Ml I'M I '"'' I yiil g-gn I li it II Hlt'Vt'lwon, ftrnru .1... nf tliu vrNH'.N . .. MiitiHUliitf K'lltnr .itNAl'l' l'MI1r i'vry niorilii -pt Mom. r ii t.iiiitiUHM'lHn iiI make P " litnnn to Th Kimnutb jhiir" fiilllntr ryrriv! thlr tm- Lull ( Irruiuii"" in'iwrimpiu n F" . .... ii .. in. mill j iiniiv ulll , nM illi'll" M A TICK .Mljiiil"K l'yl'l" " AtlvnnrA rsl,r- tin r mi m U sR I'.t hv ctirrii-r, M-r monili rvu L( l.y Cu rl'-r. una your (Urn KllUltillN .UUmj .. B.umi S .itiil L u- ' yti Cruelty Charged By Wife Divorce Seeker 'IVrlmln.lly ,V, ,lnr ,, Uh cn l , ,, tr(,tlnent tu " " C' 'U'"ly yesterday filed null f..r divorce from Earl. K. Lun. Tlioy wre married In ui,...,..ih rail, on October 1. jam), U( there l Mi) rhllil. Kldon, aged fuur. Mm. Lundy auks cUHlody of the child. .Wednesday,' Sept." 0, 1925 Sports Done Brown hi ill V UK Kf.AIUTII r A I.I.N AL ROAD ERRS Hr Hi. . . s i y Argument seen in amath Controversy lay S. P. S. Chief ff III i v t premises underlie slntn boiiiK nmde by Southern Pu- huikfiiincn in ine jiremuu cou- utit right to my track Into kraal h basin. In the opinion of Turner, president of the Hpo- I'nrilnnd Seattle railway, id yeslrday that., contrary to buthorn Pacific position, two f railway Into Die Klatnnth mild not only be a beno- ilmt section und (ill Oregon, Lib! develop more traffic fyr lit lines ntl Well. over. It wuh Pr!nicnt Tnr inininn Unit It wns tin Ini ly for the Southern' Pacific h-ittl nn nctlve and wide propa- fRvoring ono (tide of 4 qilfn ,at before the Intrrxtnie riv cnmmisrtinn for decision, I In an interview. L'nlll that hi I h li 11 1 1 have derided the mat- wim deemed outxldo of the ilei fur "either liiilnliinV tb' ' a public appeal for atipport. tnmilHHioii To It4? HIiohii I idem Ttirner prnmlned thnti n'n he represents would makej HhowiiiK at tho coming hear-t the Hiihjuct that tho public bo convinced of the value of r and competing lino of rail- ttlie Klamath baln. ave rend with cure the various nn of the Koiilhorn Pacific ny piihllnhed nnd diatrlbtited limit the state, regarding the d extension of tho OreRon lnlo southwestern Oregon," r Turner. ) statements of the Southern contain, a nttmbor ot.inac- s and mistaken assumptions We, believe that tho South- aclfio Is In error in Its con duit our proposed extension Jure It, and. on the contrary. ieve that the development irf ate. which Is suro to follow icnslnn of our liuoa. will Innro benefit of the Southern I'a- nnd thnt it will share In the rlty resulting from thin de ment. 'mpriclirHNfc-eimil Violated wever, the question of what ruction will be permitted Is one luw to determination of the late commerce commission and be decided- .! that .tribunal the factH presented at Ui 'hear- II scarcely seems to us proper "re, to engage In a public dls n of a rase about to be sub- to a Judicial body for decls- lt tuny be thnt this aspect of nutter hns not occurred to the r of the Southern Pacific and without full consideration of seem ta us to be tho proprle- theyhnve made thie appeal to oplo of Oregon so that public may support tbuiu In their that they hnvo an oxclllBlvo If'Inry Interest In tho traffic to I'velnped in certnln sections, of late. jVo shall be prepared to furnish commission nt the beurina a p'cto presentation of the fncts, '". wo believe, will demonstrate "ie public interest will be serv- the extension of our lines so 1 Participate In the development 10 Kin math country." Morning nnian. ' luor Law Violators Are Given Heavy fines Milly." said W. H. Martin, of Altamont danc hall, when ho ""signed In Justice court ye- ily on a charge ot possessing irailfdiortlnir lln,.t F" hundred dollars," ordered "t Justice ot the Pence Kd Ken ' The fine was nnld. f"1 Courtney, who had been f'1 nn : charge of-unlawfully Inning liquor, yesterday "paid" his 'd Franco, and not Australia, looms up now as the menace confronting America's Davis Clip team, defend ers of tho cup Tim two former teams meet in the final round for t lie right to play America In the iIiuIIhiiko round, nnd a victory for the French team will present Ulll Tllden. Hill Johnnton. Vlncii Illchards and Cuululn Wll Hams with a gravel problem than will a triumph for tho Anzacs. I'm In Sum's stars liuvo proved Ihelr inuatury over the Australians In no uncertain terms. Vincent Rich ards has defeated them. Ho have little Hill and big Mill. I.ltllo Dill's victory 1 u nm at a timo when be was thought to be on tho down grade. Patterson's defeat at tho hands of Takelchl llaradn of the Japanese team In the finals of thn American nine play was a blow to the Austra lians' prestige, lluraila bewildered the big man with his luit play. Jean llorotrn, Heue l.a Costo and Jules flrugnon present a more for midable aggregation, judging from their play to date. They turned hack the Spanish team. Ilorotra and LaOosta, In fighting It out In the Wimbledon tourney, showed that they are at the peak of their careers. Ilrugnon mnkea a formidable third man for the doubles event, . Austrnlla and Franca met In the inter-zone finals last year for the honor of meeting the United States In the challenge round. The play of Patterson and Wood In the doubles alone prevented the Frenchmen from going into the challenge round. La Costa defeated both Patterson and Pat O'liara Wood 111 tjie singles. Ilorotra lost to both men. LaCosta and IlriiKiion gave the Anzars a bat tle in the doubles, hut lost out. Bor otra seems to he a better player this year than he was last. Patterson Is nglng. 11 In 1lib"rcrcrit'!nfef'ioto tnatcWs' John I), ilnwkes seemed to carry the strength for the Australians. His victory over Fukuda In the singles was much more Impressive than Pat torson's play against Harada. Little Hill's presence on the United States teum Is more than fortunate for this country, In view of the pos sibility of France and not Australia presenting the team Uncle Sara's boys must turn back from the cup contest. Johnston' showed clearly his mastery of at least one member of the French team when he licked LaCosta In the fifth round of the national tourney Inst year. Karllcr In the year, Richards had beaten Henri Cachet, fourth member of tho French citn tonm, In the Olympic games. Richard's victory rr Cro chet followed the letter's tr.umph over Borotrn. 4t !fi V Young Ted Blankenshlp of the White 8ox Is living up to the great things expected of him when he Joined the White Hose from llonhnm in tho Texas league at the start of the 1922 season. Young Ted won eight games tor the Chlcngoans his first year up, nnd although ha lost ten games with the Boml-demornllzed outfit, he showed great phomise. The follow Ing year he won nine and lost four teen games, with the toam atill wan- dering about. Last year the Sox bosses figured he was ready to go. To their surprise he won but seven games and lost six. It is apparent now, however, that what he needed more than anything else was capa ble guidance. Under Collins' hand ling and the unrestricted help of Ray Schnlk the youngster has won mora games than he produced In any of the previous campaigns. When he turned hack tho Athletics a short time ago the victory was his tenth consecntlve one. ' Ho Is one of the reasons why the White Sox are furnishing some of the most Interesting ball In the American leagne. ' gomery Ward, 70. up 1 : North American, (,H, up it j pun Am erican B, up H: Pierce Arrow. :H. off 14; Radio, 5fli, off Ktudebaker, 4SV4; Chrysler, 1484 . til" Sears Roebuck. 21&H, up :i'4; N Y C, 120; Frisco, , off 'A; Southern Railway, 105. up 1: A T T. HI; Electric Power, 31: Texas Company, 47 M. H. t utlli. BAN FRANCISCO. Bent. 8. Cut tle, steady; steers, good. 0.76Sf 87.75; cows, good, $6.25 c f 5.76. Calves, steady; over 260 lbs., t8.50ib-0.50. Hogs, steady to higher. Light, JH. 75 115.26; medium, 114.00 814.50. Sheep, unevenly higher. Lambs, 812.00 ilp 814. 60; ewes, 83.50 88.26; wethers, 87.50&89.00. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Sept. 8 Cash wheat. club, 81.5:i; big bend- blueiitem, 81.5K; ordinary blr.estem, or baart, 81.67; turkey red, ordlnury, 81.55; turkey red, dark fancy, 1.68; red Russian, 81.64; forty-fold,-81.67. Potatoes ' SAN FnANCISCO. Sept. 8. Po tatoes, rivers, fancy wharf, $2.25 4ji 82.46 ccntnl. Itittter ami Kggs PURLAND, Sept. 8. Uuttcr, sell ing price, creamery prints, extras, 53c, plain , wrapper, dairy buying price, 85c. Cheese, selling price, Tillamook county triplets, 30c(ji 3U-; loaf, 31c $f32c; Oregon trlplots, not branded, 26c; Tlllnmoek, f.o.h., selling prices, triplets, 27c; loaf, 28c; Coos county cheese, selling price, triplets, 29c; loaf, 27c. ' Kggs, buying prices, current re ceipts, 32V4c: hennery white, 3Cc; hennery pullets, 32c. Portland Wool ' POKTIMNU, Sept. 8. Wool nom lf. ul, valley fine half blood, 35c(H 27 He; medium or blood, 3Gc(J 87 c; coarse, or blood, 30c4f 35c; braid, 25c. At valley points prices are 2c$j 5c higher for select ed lots. Chicago Grain Paga SevcJ Wheat . Open Close September $l.&3Vi 81.63 December 1.52 1.52 May 1.55 1.664 I Corn Open Close September $.98 $.97 '4 December 864 .88 May 90 .89 Foreign Kxclinnge NEW YORK, Sept. 8. Foreign exchange demand: Great Britain, $4.83 H; France. $4.69; Belgium, $4.44; teres! In the real estate" described in tho cumpluiiit herein, Defend ants. i',"i - 1 - ' To I-oiiIhu A. Cann sometimes writ ten I., A. Cann, Charles J'orcy Nichols and Leo l)e Coss. some times written l.o Do Cross, und the unknown heirs of Jiuisa A. Cann, Jennie T. Nichols, deceased, Charles Parcy Nichols. Warren H. Mills, deceased, and Leo De Coss. ulso ail other fiorsona or panics unknown claiming any right, tltlo, estate, lien or Inter est in the real estate described In the complaint herein, dofend dunls. In the name of the Slate of Ore gon, you and each of you are here by required to appear and answer me complaint riled against von In above entitled suit within lx weeks irom the date of first publication ot this Summons; and, If you fall so to answer, lor want thereof, plalntif will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in nor said complaint, to-wit; That defendants and each and all of them bo required to set forth the nature of any claim, right, tltlo, estate lien or Interest in or to the following described real estate, to wit: . . -, Lot C In block 7 of Gwaunn r Heights Addition to Klumath Fulls. Oregon, together with the tenements, hereditaments, ' and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In any wise apper taining, which thoy or either or any of tliem may have or claim to have therein or thereto adverse to plain- iiir; mar. an claims of auld de fendants and each and all of them and all other persons claiming or 10 claim oy, mrougn or under them or any of them in or to the said property or any part thereof adverse to plaintiff be determined by a decree herein: that defend ants and all of them and .all per sons claiming ..and to laim by, through or under them oriaty of mem oe torever uarrea and en joined from asserting or attempting to assert any claim, right, title, lien or interest of whatsoever na ture adverse to plaintiff in and to the said property or- any part thereof: that pialntllf's title to the Bald property be quieted and cleared from any and all clouds thereon; that plaintiff he declared to be the absolute . owner In fee simple of said property; and for such other and further relief as in equity may seem meet and pro per. This Summons Is published once a week for six . weeks pursuant to an order ot the Honorable A. L. Leavltt, Judge of the said court, dated August 1, 1925. the dates of first and last publications of same being August 4, 1925, and Septem ber 15, 1925. respectively. BERT C. THOMAS. Attorney for Plaintiff. Address: Lonmls Building, Kiamnllt Kails, Oregon. N e w s C 1 a s s i f i e d A d s "' CLASSIFIED AD RITES 1 lino 1 day 1 line 2 dayi , ..10t I 1 ..16e j 1 Jine 8 days luie 4 day .20c -25c II Una 1 week 1 line 1 month ... .$' FOR SALE Real Estate For Sale Real Estate (Can't) Fiaifffiinslhedl Hcjis T Tra.d! Three-room, completely furnish ed nouee to trade as first payment on larger house. Want about four rocm modern house on pavement. B. 1!. 8., care News. S9tf FOR SALE Nice llttlo homo on pavement, In good location; gar ave; price $2,250, 8350 down and .830 per month and Interest. 901 Lincoln, phono 636-M. FOR SALE Three-room plastered bungalow in good location, .Mills Addition; a bargain; $1,850. easy terms. 901 Lincoln, phone 536-M. FOR SALE Splendid close-in two- apartment house; price 5.O00. Call 901 Lincoln or Phone 636-M. FOR SALE Good home with In come from nix bedroomB: close in; . completely furnished. Price, with terms. $9,000. Call 901 -Lincoln or phone 536-M. FOR SALE Four room modern blingalow on Lincoln St. Good location. Terms. ' Call 1237 East Bt. J9tf FOR SALE (Con't) i FOR SALE - J'ord co;tp9. Phone 273-W. . . . S9-15 FOR SALE Four room modern house Just complete. Call 114 I after 5 p. m. 82-9 FOR RENT TREES -- Sjadc, ornamental and fruit, berries, -ahrubbery, vines, rofei. Will set them also. Order now for fall delivery. J. A. Far ley, rhone 588-J. P. O. Box 495. ' ' ' S-9 www.w.,wvVWWvwftivwwv, : FOR SALE 200 tons alfalfa hay,' fiOA bwm Mlfnlfi. cfi.l atuhhlA pasture to be fed on place, plenty FOR RENT 3 ,room furnlshod house. Call 538 Walnut. Si-tl FOR RENT Furnished apartment, garage, wood, water, $30. Mill shall Apartment. 2301 Want land. 89-11 FOR RENT Modern five-room house, good location. Kent rea sonable, will consider year's lease to desirable parties. See Fred Buesing, 1020 Main. S9-11 FOR SALE Strictly modern home In one ot the best residence loca tions; premises well Improved; garage, nice yard. Price 9.000; ' terms. Call 901 Lincorn or phone 636-M. FOR SALE Splendid ranch proper ty In different parts of the county. Phone 636-M, or call 901 Lincoln. KOTICK til CREDI TORS Italy. $4. 96V Bonds NEW YORK. Sept. 8. Foreign bonds were again the leaders 1n to-i A4,ll,lS.2b SI. 8,15 uay s quiet, out iccoaTaiiy nrm mar ket. ' ' '?i Two foatures stood out among the rails, ono the Florida Western and Northern 7's, at one time up five points, and the other the Denver & Rio Grande Western 5's, up over a point. In United States government bonds, the 4'b Liberties went higher, but the balance ot the list was practically unchanged. Legal Notices NOTICE K ESTHAY 3i Left nt my placo about Dec. 15, one white , face steer, -branded as follows .57 !3- left hip ' ! - right hip swallow fork on left ear and awal low fork aud under bit on right tar. Owner may pay legal costs and oharges Incurred and redeem ani mal within 30 days after date of this notice. Dated September 9, 1925. J. B. CASEY, S9-I9lnc. Bonanza, Ore. Notice Js hereby given that the nnderslgned has been duly appoint ed administrator ot the estate of Loralne Griffin, deceased, by the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon; and all persons having claims against said estate are here by notified to present same to eald administrator afc-Hhe law office of R. C. Groesbeck at 11 South Sixth Street, Klamath Falls. - Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated: August 12, 1925. 1 w rinr.iM '!,i Administrator of 'tho Estate . . of Loralne Griffin, De- " ceased. 1 .- A12.I9.26 92,S . ' I' MtTH'K OK FINAL SKTTLKMtXT Notlco Is hereby given that tho undersigned has filed In tho Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, the Final Ac count of his administration ot the Estate of Victoria Woinlck, de ceased, and said court has fixud October 12, 1926, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. as the time and the Court Room of said Court as the place for the henring of said Final Account and the settlement thereof. Doted: Sept. 9. 1925. R. C. GROESBECK, Administrator of the Estate r ot Victoria Woxnlck, De ceased. S9, 16, 23, 30 01 . DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS ' Stocks NEW YORK, Sept. 8. Wall street closing prices today Included: U S Steel, 120, off : American Can, 22714. oft S; Baldwin, 119 H, off ; Flelschmann, 115, up 4: Dodge, 28; General Electric, 311. off 1; General Motors, 92, off ; Mack Truck. 205, off 1V4 i Mont- tUT ADS, HEAP " SaEBEQ x-fwirre TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given thnt the undersigned has been appointed ad ministratrix of the Estate of Henry Stiles, deceased, ana an persouo having, claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned, duly veri fied as by law required, at numoer 214 Wllllts Bldg., Klamath Falls, Ore., within six months from the date horeof. Dated August 17. 1925. FLORENCE O. STILES. A18.25 S1.8 Kquitv No. ltWW. HCMMO.NS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE or ijiiauuw, ru n.L,A.u ATI! COUNTY. Surah H. Gowen, Plaintiff, vs. Louisa A. Cann. sometimes writ ton L. A. Cann, Charles Percy Nichols and Lee De Coss. some iim written Le Do Cross, and the unknown heirs of Louisa A. Cann. Jennie T. Nichols, deceased, 1 Charles Percy Niohols, Warren H. Mills, deceased, and Le lie Coss, also nil other pereong or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, .lion or in- NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION DoDnrUiienr of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore. August 81. 1925. Notice Is hereby given that Joseph B. Teepen, ot Kirkford, Oregon, who, on July 31, 1924. made Forest Homestead Entry List 6-487, No. 012260, for W NEW SWSEWNE14. NEUSEIt, nnd NUNWVSEU. Section 34, Township 28S., Range 7E., Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice 01 Intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before C. R. ueL,ap, Clerk of the County Court, at Klam ath Falls. Oregon, on the 10th day of Octobor, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Zumbrunn, Emil Zumbrunn, William Zumbrunn nnd Wlllard Church, all of Kirkford, Oregon. S3 03 inc. ' Register. FOR SALE: Beautiful new 6-room bungalow, basement garage; splen did location for home; $6,250. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE New modern 6-room bungalow; price $4,600; terms. Phono 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE Only a few good lots left In Mills Addition; price $250 each. Phone 536-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE Splendid residence lot In good location; close in; price 8600. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 636-M. FOR SALE A bargain. li acres of Irrigated land in alfalfa and po tatoes; close to town; price $l,la0 ' $750 cash, balance caBy terms. Call 901 Lincoln or Phone 536-M. FOR RENT Four room apartment. 40 month. (Phone 706. S9 FOR RENT Large sleeping room with heater suitable for winter. 303 Washington St. Phone 284 S5-6' FOR RENT New modern 3 room cottage, sleeping porch, cellar, bath, garage, unfurnished, $30 month. 1475 Alemeda or Phone 629-J. S6-9 of water. Oro. Tassey Stewart. Olene, S2-17 FOR SALE OR-TRADE Registered Holstein bull. Phone ll-F-12. Write Box 626. S4-10 HOME COCKED foods, cold meats,' salad, cakes, pies, etc. Woraans Exchange. 119 North 4th St. 1 Phone 490-J. A7 S7 EOsumaftlhiTaira IMbus Agents for Firestone and General Tires. 6th and Klamath. A7 87 LOST FOR RENT 2 room furnished apartment. Cose in. Call 473- M. S6tf STRAYED FROM . MIDLAND German pointing Griffon. six months old. AIbo Airdale, female. Reward for Information or re tarn of same. Midland Grocery. 86-10 '. FOR RENT Famished apartment, two rooms and bath. 2028 Recla mation Ave. S4tt Strictly modern, steam heated, furnished apartments, McCarthy Apartments, 630 Pine Et Phone 800. . S4tt FOR RENT 3 room house, fully furnished, modern In every de tail. Ideal for high school teach ers who wish to keep house. Momyer & Momyer. ' Phone 866. Sltl HELP WANTED Male WANTED Six experienced 1 Tock men. ' Do not - apply If : not' ex perienced. Apply W. D. Miller Construction Co. 1212 So. 6th St, , S9 : WANTED Four men to room with or without board. 515 No. 3rd. Phone 636-J. S9-15 MISCELLANEOUS ALL BILLS DUE R. B. Lenard mast ' bo paid before . Sept. 25 CT ' they wlll.be put in the hands of an" attorney and costs added. S915 FOR HIRE Saddle and pack ' FOR SALE; Good lot on Crescfent avenue for $300. Call 901 Lin ' coin or phone 536-M. FOR SALE Lots in all parts of the city for 10 per cent down and 36. equal payments on unpaid balance. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 636-M. FOR SALE Six room bungalow In Hot springs Addition, 739 Eldor ado Ave. Furnace, oak floors, etc. See TV. S. Wiley. L O. O. F. . Bldg. . .. M19tf FOR SALE 17 room rooming house. Reasonable price. Good money maker. . Call at 804 Main. Jltf FOR SALE Modern five room bouse. Between 10th and 11th on High. Full basement. Part cash, balance like rent. Inquire IU3 High. Phone 382-R. A14 814 FOR SALE Some splendid lots in Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. REAL BARGAINS in real estate. See R. H. Maley. , Phone 726-W, All Sll horses to hunting parties, $1.60 GET YOUR Chimneys .wepL Phone per dap:perorsr5rajiker $5. M. i 'rmi i',ri'r.r 1' H. Wampler, Rocky Point. Phone; if GOING TO BUILD or repair call! Odessa Ranch. A25 S26 WANTED WANTED Camp waitress, $70 per month. Room and board. Cen tral Employment Agency. 615 Main. Phone 946. S6-9 WANTED Small bouse or 2 room apartment, in reach of Shipping ton bus line. Box 149, News. S6-8 Pellet & Campbell. Phone 394-R 86-12" MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher of piano, private lessons 1 iiour , a week and privilege, of class work In composition, musical his tory, ear training, etc. Terms $5 a month. Studio 503 No. 3rd. Phone 284-M. Residence 1900 California. Phone 790-W. S4-04 WILL THE PERSON that picked np vice between Klamath Falls and Pelican City please notify News nnd receive reward. S3-9 DRESSMAKING -Miss H. G. 'Whit ney. .510 So. 5th. , S 01 FOR SALE Miscellaneous WILL TRADE women's astride sad dle, worth. $24. for Rhode Island Red pullets. Box 148, News. S6-12 FOR SALE Wbeeland portable saw-mill, capacity 3,000 feet, practically new, with 65 hp. engine. Write or phone Nancy Vollman. Rocky Point, Ore. S4-11 Nice five room modern bunga low on paved street. Two largo lots In Hot Springs Addition, Two good lots in Nichols Addition. It FOR SALE Pedigreed Boston Ter will pay you to see this property, rer puppies, 6 weeks old. Write aa It Is part of an estate that has to 1 ,, ... ,,, be settled. Call 206 Fourth St.. I OT phonB or ca" N" Yollmttn corner Pine. A6tf Rocky Point. ' S4-11 SECOND HAND GOODS All kinds. Gooding the Second-Hand Man. I will trade with you." 23t Main. Below Court Honse. . A9 S IF YOU WANT TO baild or re pair see H. F. Hatton, 2215 Orchard Ave A8 S8 DO YOU WANT to sell, buy or ex change? It so call at DICK'S new store. Specializing In shoes and clothing. 220 Main St. . A8 S8 IF ITS CLEANING or dying we do It Klamath Dya Works. A7 87 BE WELL INFORMED Keep up your reading. Wo carry the latest fiction. Order your home paper. Hale's News Agency. A7 37 IT'S BETTER Shoe repairing. Our work is second to none. Quality Shoe Shop. 433 Main. AT 87 NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION (Publisher) Department of tho Interior, U S Land Office at Lakoview Ore., August 6, 1926. : notice is hereby given that i.ntn A. Tnttlo. ot Bonanin. Ore gon, who, on June e, insj. muue Additional Stock Raising Homestead, Entry, No. 011729, for Lot 1, NE SW14 WSW14, Sec. 6, ESE, 8W 14 SB 14 and 8ESW, Section 6, Township 39S., Range 16E, Wll- lamette Meridian, hns filed notice, of Intention to make Three yearj Proof, to establish claim to the landi above described, before J. ' O. Hamakor, U. S. Commissioner, at 1 Bonanxa. Oregon, on the 26th day. of September. izu. Claimant names as witnesses: Bird McDonald, of Langella Val ley, Oregon. 1 Nelson Smith, of Bonanza, Ore gon Z. PETERS Teacher of Violin and Piano. Accredited by the . Bureau of Education. Phone 4S1-W v t Hold, of Bonanza. Oregon. I William Devaul, of Lorella, Ore- on k x nnnT. A11 Stl inc. Register Phone 10O-J. - Room tO, Loom is Bldg. , DR. W. A. LEONARD Dentist Specialist In Extractions, Oral Surgery and Diseases of the Month. Advances in WOOD come without any warning. CHEAP PRICES are now on. Don't be one ot many who will order too late. Winter Is near. Phone In your orders. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty. - Peyton & Co. "Wood to Burn." 601 Main Phone S3S DR. I. Q. GOBI Glasses Fitted and Ground TOO Main Btnet . . Fbone 1S3-V7 DR. PHILIP COLE General Practice ot Dentistry Opea Kvenlng by Apyolslsssssl Phone B09 ' " " 818 I ' Over Hoe's Store I ; : W. P. MYERS LAW1UU SOS Odd Fellows Bldg., ' Klamath Falls. FRED BCKSDifJ . . ... Real Estate, Rentals and Fire Insurance . 1020 Main St, t . Phone 2f74VW DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Ptiyslctan.BorRoon Phone SSI Office and Roe. L O. O. F. Temple Klamath Falls, Oregon . . Browne's : t Paint Store 1029 Main Street. Phone 75 - t. A. GOLDSMITH Custom Tailor S10 Winters Bldg. Sulfa From SSOJIO to 970.00 HUB. NATE- OTTKKBKIN Real Estate - 01 Lincoln Bt, Phone BSa-M TRIANGLE CAFE . ; The place to' get good eat. OPEN ALL NIGHT ' OS Mala ... rhone SM iiu and was releaseu.