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Newspaper Page TextVJ IjrlEI 1AT11 NEWS Friday, October 2, 1025 e I aw I. MA "' i f to 1 it it1, i. - , tu all e rn fi ' n aa foiui..- "airlb.r. f y ' i S at y. ctl. '.aiH News it.H-.l.fi, I'tf N IM III.M!MI1 ro. nr: Nti IMtnr ivrnti II HiMtl. Vt- i-it-v. n-...n, vra H i r mt n li. i r h a u rr. tip fiwiiitiH of th ri ff ttllM'-t ln-MI ) M .... ManuMlnif YMttnr .... . . . Mlior - .... h tiki lira. M nil 4( r jpoxlttf livm tit Klntimtll i Mrniiit-rUa nitifr. Hiurnlnir turM-t Mna . 1 , U. I llUlltlllltf, 1 Fifth utrfrt. B,M ' Ne. I. Don't Call My Joint a Joint, Says Mr. Kickard, Swinging His Furniture unlr.lli'ii. and 111... I lu Th. Klani.lh f Compiiny. i In r.cnlv. Ih.tr ! Unit li.ii.rliii.nt b 4, n. and vuVt will uynlilo IM Adv.nr. I.r, mr w.k ...9 .10. ler, par month.-. AO irr, on. y.ur k.oo Coumy Bjh m4 r .4 i sirrn rnBs t lli Wurldl A I. r i PA HUB li.amath rsi.i.a NEW VOIlK. Sept. 00.- United hui jmla ami ln.lll rubes I the truth! News Tim Insidious Infliteucs nf r- Imt (inly halttif ll the fault of It. (Inctiient wltlcli limit Milieu robbed Wo htii going to aorve towel., loo, .0 Iho prl-oflKlif titiHlni'.a of .0111. nf tin them won't ho any need of (ho old liiiiMt plctureaqu. proportle., will uu- fuidiloned sponilos. which wore v.ry dcilnke In abolish the water Inn kot unsanitary nod tuuscd dinlros with the bobbing lemons mnl green ' rnnunii my dre.-.ult guo.t., or cun hottliM, Iho reeking sponge mid the ' to mum, mi you would call thru In fighter's bnthrobo wlitin Tex llli-kard your cuarsa way. One of the ludle. oui'n III. now bntliiry .tatlon, known an n .pongo full to the floor of the no the uptown Madison Siiiro (iur- old (irden lt winter mid a few dun. eerly In November. 1 minute, later hi one of the fliht- nirkard boron proniotlnK fight. In!"" fhewlng wnlor out of It. Ite.lly. a rlikety wooden .tockodo on .il'know, wo con't have that eort of dumy etiburniiin flut of (loldflold. I ". n wet Novodn. by offering Joe (inn. and "T'' buikete wore a nulnance, lluitlliiK Nelwin Iho loiindliix 1.11m 1 anyway, hecnu.e they wore lway. of HO.uuo. gold. Hut he hue bo- "'" kltkeU Into aoinebody'a lap, come liopolvuly refliiod .Inro lhon."n' tho ",ler ""U'en dungor and con.ldere lilmuelf very- negllgoe'uu uuito thero w alwaye the unlemi aecompunled by hi. walking ' r,,k HiaHomo eicltud handler would atlrk. or. a llallroad Co. tbe fluht r"l h r" "n -at of the buck niunuger. rull. It. tho furniture. If "l ' ' oy a drag of llnl- thl. doe.n't .how how refined he ho. mel"' beeome after a fe. to dudl.h ru.toni. year, expo.ure In tho .on. of 'If Iho boy. need lemon., there will ho attendant, at the rlngilde 'n- j) ASSERTS! ER EXPERT effeteneu. pel hup. tho clianne runiwUh lr,,'," or ,h',m- rroitly allrod. bo luiplled by elating that bo ha. been known to .leep In pyjutna.. I One duy lit.t week ho addra..ed jounny iiunui'o a. old map, ana 4 , w )r.g Storm, Say. fd WHnaaa , . r. n. J., on.. 1... 1 K( ml Commanilor Karh- '.dowae nf the Hlienandoah. Anntlier attendant will turn In h a freeh wa.hrloth and towel to each fighter after earh round. "There ha. been no me talk to the udeo wan to .hoiked thai ono of c,,wt w"'r" "lni lo hl,re bu- tt - . I bllna fountain, .oulrtln. eltur nf ll. luuilllii.ri l'l. .IIIUUH'O K HOW I " hoot whlih look. a. though It might I'""" llnd "' "lack narcla.u. grow apple. ln" over he Joint, a. you call It In "Oh. 'olio. 'olio, -ello there, old ! !"V "" Way "f ',ou Bul bean." Mr. lll. kard .aid Monday f- "T, J' T u l e,",4naUu, im,.n m .h- ,.i , 1.1. fro,n Mr- Kenrn.. the fight manager. Mkk. or furniture, agaln.t the curblbo tiytm " tarh fr"n' " nformcd of ' "'"''" '' "mil of hi., . . ...... . bacg ror a leaning po.t. . . . . , . , . . agalmit bnthrobe.. but they won t bo llnre U ..nough." .aid thl. corro- ( noi emniry. and I believe they will go ponileut. "I1. II0, and what I. thl. j out of ,,,) The new garden will niun.er uu.iDe.. aiKiui. uu. nionaey, b q,0 WHrm Bt a roo.. Ob, oumnc.. in your new .nucaio aepot? I. It true Ihut you are going to have hot and cold running water lu earh In ta.tr to fry the cour.e fixed corner of the rUig. and won't allow I 'T erdere. dl.rvgarded tho . bucket, or Imllirnbe. In the Joint!" - or gu f. athwar C I w disitroyed. Vrfiit. Joe- j, jlnt. what you have heard about y 11 He the ehlp a aero tr K. teallfled at Tue.day'a e.- ';et lb Bavul court of Inquiry the dtoa.ter. A change of I might) have eaved the craft. reoB aald. bare wag no warning of tho fel wbjcb de.lroyed Iho dirigible the nub nf wind, which tore pleeeg, Lut tho destructive could have been avoided In yllght, the weather man ..Id. y la 4he aelon the court 4 a Wire from Mr.. Lon.-' il eaylsg .he wn. "vory dee " ot sperlng a. a'Wltncu. ( r et""fnt Immediately after ft 1 lot her hu.lmnd feared l .ti ' ity of hi. ahlp In the kt ended In hi. death lou gd prompted the court lve i.r the opportunity of tea lag. ind.reog tratlflcd that at the lie warned !an.down lo Dge tag cour.e from west to tn. there wero no eigne of a TB wbloh would prove dangor i ! t I Lanadowno give any rea.nn n t beading your advice," Aod n, aa.ked. 1 t," Anderaon replied, "he it ' to know what dunger threat- 1 ' I couldn't glvn him a con Ik -gr. 1 told him the atorm k' (g up. Lun.downe enld M rag way off, adding: 'We to. . d to fly on a certain r g t I want to keitp to it feef g)' I ran, until acme dof- Bgr threaten.. the running h. and e. water, the "Well, ling, ting, old thing." Mr. Itlrkard aald, uprooting the cane, or furniture. "I'vo got to eee about a contract for the rblntx curtalna for the dres.lng room.. Ting ling." "Yoo. boo, Mr. Hkkard." aald till. correspondent, In that Co. rue way of 'hl. WIRE FLASHES :ANS FIND 72 : IN WOMAN'S JAW i,: Texaa. Oct. 1. (I'nlted wi dlimrlly. a normal per- I 1 ted with only thirty-two lh, pliy.lclnna at a local ho- jl t rered that a woman had ire t her eharo, by fur. rVbf 1 y pulled out throe of ? 'G. I they found forty teeth I" ' lerne.th the root.. Bhe I y-two In all. I tb were Tory tiny, and f wd In a cluster, but all tw fcctly formed. IFFIAJ CAPITOL IS FIRED BY SPANISH nm, Oct. l.Alid el Krlm'a I1g oi; ArJIr la nflre and tho hate even reached the Wt dere own hou.o, according 'egr.m rerelved here from Imo de Itivtern, who la be Kpanl.h advance In t 3 n. ,'e, im' 1 ttm' m u t to thl. report tho fiifpa Inflicted a eevore t the trlhoamen, driving) I the holghtu of Adrnr b near the capital after jch fighting and forcing uvo their (lend behind, ittv RCHL TRA LEADER IS (CLEANED OF CHARGES IrOlJSTON, Texan. Oct. 1. Max tki former orrheatra lender horo. found . not guilty In dlalrlct here Into Thurmlny afternoon charge nf criminal na.atilt upon oung llottaton glrla. r Jury had been out nearly org when they returned the :. Another jury In atlll do nf ln the aocond caae against Page Fivei Hunting Party 0flk for Medicine Lake Kluinulh In Ui the ml.L,t of the bunlentr'.enHorf of tho yenr for the hunter with nil three mmod opi n, fishing, deer and now duck. . A puny of Klumath renidtuta are planning to leave curly lliln morn ing for Medicine lake, to be ulnent for 1(1 day, tuklng their guna for both deer and bird.. Thoiw In the party will be Harry I'oole, Dr. Wal ter jtoblnaon W'unei.ner, C. A. Hay dan, Dr. Paul Noel end Puul Dalton. Another group will Join tbein over the week-end for several daya. Including Arthur U. Whitman, Dr. II. D. I.loyd Stewart and Ulenn Jeater. Kverythlog from a radio to a harmonica will be taken by the hunter, to amuae themaelve. during the "dull seasons." News Class fied Ads l Una 1 day 1 line 3 daya ..10t ..lit ci.ashiku;d ad rates 1 line 3 dyg ,, i 1 line 4 dayg , , . , tr.r 11 line 1 week .. line 1 montii ...Sue 75e AIR TRAFFIC RULES BROUGHT TO COURT 1X)N(! BEACH, Calif., Oct. 1 Truffle regulation., a. It applies to tbe handling of airplane., will have He duy In court here when bearings on the 13,000 daman suit by John Anderaon. against Karl Daugharty comu. before tbe superior court. lluth men ara aviator., and chnrgo each other with violating accepted ruloa of air traffic. Anderaon, In hi. suit filed Th urn day, demand, damagea for Injuries to bl. plane which resulted, he aay., whtn Daugherly landed with a tall wind, Instead Of circling the field and beading agaln.t tbe wind. Daugherty'e and Anderson', air plane, collided a. both were Innd-lug. I'AIXTfcllS. ATTENTION'! Special meeting and roll call to night at new Labor Temple, Scan dinavian Hall baaement. 02 L. E. OLDS, Sec'y. I have eeverat good buy. In home. In Mill. Addition at 13.000 each, on term... Call at 901 Lincoln at., or phone 536-M. t'lll.SATOWX IllltNK IIAKKIINKIKI.D. t'nllf. Oct. I. Total fhirtruetlon of the (111-near- til ill km threalmeel for Itoura, when tho hlttcM nation nllat heailiiiMi-ter. Iiurnnl to llm ground In a apertnrulnr blow hero Thiimilny night. IMMtOVE MCKAI.K Mtimirtt', Oct. 1. The- gnr erninrnt liaa drrlileil to fcmprovo the. miKlltlon of engineer, anil otlirr .Mvcinliiita employed In IniluatrUI itianaffemrnt. by In rrra.lng their aalarhx lowerlnn their rinl. anil ailnilltlng their children to unlveraltlpa on thn name hnala M workera child ren. KXTIt.A HICHSION' CAl.l.KD OI.VMI'I A. Oct. 1. y. Ilnrlley Thuratlny Uaueil a pro. rlninntlon culling the atti legta. lalure to mnt In rxtrnordlnary exlii. Novcilllier 0, ItKM. Tim purpoao for which It la rallrtl la slnleil In thn proliinintlm tn lie Uint It mny provide funila nm-nuuiry for tlio operation of tho Mate', aovnrnl ilparbnentH anil Inatltutlona during tho em mid year of thn hleniilinn nnil to rou.lder aurh other matter, an lun ya (Icon ailvlanhlo. TANK DrKATS KINO LONDON, Oct. 1. tieorgo H. Merrill, of IVnahlnxtnn, I. C, ne.-m. tho flmt Anierlrnn to hont King tieorgn at billiard, wlillo ho nnil Mm. Merrill were aM'ild Ing a week-eixl at Itolniorul rnallo aa guest, of tlio king and queen. IMLMKIt DKMOTKI) WAHIIINtiTON. Oct. 1. 1righ rainier, prealdent of tho ratter geniy flert corporation liaa lMrn .horn of moat of hi. immvct. Tho I'nlted Htntee alilppuig boanl Tliuradny by a vote) of 4 10 O adopt eil n rmolutlon rearlndlnn II. net Ion of n yenr ago, giving; Piilmer tho power rcqueated hy Priwldent t'oolblgo to eell ahl. ping Iki.iiI Tcwaoh. ClialmiBit O'Connor wna not recorded In tho vote. Driver Is Hurt As Truck Strikes Tree John Hellyer, 17, employe ot the Wheoler-Olmatead Lumber company 1. recovering from a broken leg In the Klnmath Oeneral ho.pltal which he auffered Wednesday afternoon In an attempt to prevent an auto track from overturning on a grade near Sprague river. The accident occurred when Ilollyer, while driving the truck down Po.t hill loat control of the machine and tn an attempt to a.ve It from the gulch below ran It into a tree. Tho man waa knocked un consclou. and brought by passers by to tho hospital, where hla con dition la aatlafaetory. NOTICK After thin date, September 28. 1926. I ahall no longor be respon sible for any debta contracted by my wife. Nettle Trapser. 829 Ot BEN THAPSER, FOR SALE Real E.talo For Sale; Real Estate (Con't)! FOR SALE (Con't) YOU HAI.K 40 acres farming land, Willi house, bam, garaxe, mod- ' ern Improvement., 1 mile eaat of Oleoe. I1.S00. Term.. Also RO ton. of rye hay to go cheap. Write Earl J. McKalla Olene, Ore. . Ol-a IK YOU WANT to sell your farm or obtain a low Interest rate, long term loan on same. See WIHHAKU ItK.Vt.TY CO. . l'JU Ho. 7 Hi St. liururunce Ileal Imitate. Farm Loana Oltf EXCHANGE Sl'l.uou equity lu Portland real esta'.e for bualness property In Klamath Kalis. Write E. J. Cawsey, is No. 23rd St.. Portland, Ore. 02-4 KOR SALE Splendid ranch proper-! ty In different part, of the rme 1 Pbone 53G-M, or call 901 Lincoln WE HAVE A SIX acre tract of ex-ceptlc-nally fine land, adjoining tbe auto park. 3-4 mils from elty limit., all under Irrigation. Tbls is an Ideal tract for a chicken ranch or truck garden, or both. Tbe price Is right, and low terms. City water end lights. AVIKIUUD ItEALTY CO. VM Ho. 7th St. Insurance Ileal Eitatc. - Farm Loana Oltf TOn SALE Beautiful new E-room bungalow, baaement garage; splen did locution for home: $6,260. Phone 636-M or eall (01 Lincoln. FOR BALE New modern 6-room bungalow; price $4,600; terms. Phone 636-M or call S01 Lincoln. WE HAVE SOME REAL bargains In both elty and farm property, opportunities to trade or ex change. WIHII.Uin REALTY CO. 1-M Ho. 7th St. Insurance Real Eatate. .Farm .Loans Oltf EXCEPTIONAL BUY 80 acre ranch, good buildings, on high way, across road from school, all under Irrigation, part In alfalfa. Price' J4.000. Half cash, naif carried on long time farm loan, low Interest. This Is a real snap. W1SHAKD REALTY CO. 126 Ho. 7th St. Insurance Real Estate. Farm Loans Oltf RANCHER LEAVES DOORS OPEN, RADIO IS STOLEN Albert Wampler of Odessa, well known rancher of that district, ha. learned that faith in human being, doesn't include tho loaving open of doors, windows and other openings Into one's homes and barns. A passerby, during the morning hours of yesterday helped himself to a radio, camera and shot gun, val ued by Wampler at moro than $160. Police are keeping a close lookout for tho prowler, after being Inform ed of the theft yesterday. United States Department of Agri culture. Bureau- ot Biological Survey. Time of Sunrise and Sunset nt Laljevicw, Oregon, (130th Meridian Line). Table showing time of one-half hour before sunrise and sunset, for the purpose of indicating when, eacb day during lawfuttODcn season, the hunting' of' migraWr game birds' I may begin. 6r must erase, rcspectlve- 7. i.r buiup u uiv levunviuvuia ui the Kedrrad Migratory Bird treaty act regulations. Add five minutes to sunrise and sanaet for the region around Klam ath Kalis. Column headed "Start A. M." gives the time when shoottng may start, as the half hour has been subtracted from tho time of sunrise. Column headed "Stop P. M." gives the time of sunset, when shooting shall cease. ' Start A. M S:30 KLAMATH FALLS HAS NO SEPTEMBER FIRES 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 FRATERNITY PLEDGE GIVEN LOCAL YOUTHS Two Klnmnth Falls boys have re ceived the pledge of Sigma Nil, Del ta Tail chaptor on the Oregon Agri cultural college campus., according to word received In Klnmath yes terday. Mux Nowsom, son ot Dr. and Mrs. O. S. Nnwsom, has been pledged to the frnternlty. This Is his , first year on the campus, having grad uated Inst spring from Klnmath county high school. flordon Smith, son of Ssti Smith and brother of Rodorlck 8mlth, of Klamath Falls,. Is wcnrlng tho pledge nf the fraternity. His many frlonds In the elty will be glad to learn ot bis affiliations. Klamath Falls has had little or no firo loss during the month of September, and with the exception of two trnsh tires, and one brush fire the Klnmath Falls fire engine was not kept on the run. ,. This Is Included In the monthly fire report sent Into the city yester day by Fire Chief Keith Ambrose, who stated that the past summer has boon one of the lightest seasons for some time In regard to fire loss. DATE October October October October October October October October Octobor October 11 October 12 Octobor 13 October 14 October 16 October 16 October 17 October 18 October 19 October 20 I October 21 I October 22 October 23 October 24 Octobor 26 WNNTUrCTION DECREASES Construction In Klamath Falls dropped slightly during the month of Soptomber In comparison to the August 'building record, according to figures obtained in the office of the police Judgo yesterday af ternoon. The total sum of $130,000 Is tho aggregated Investment for Septem ber of this year, with a total of $266, 29G expended for building during August. In comparison with September, 1024, the past year exceeds by $100,050, although ln the number of new structures the past month la In tho lead. Stop T. M. 6:42 6:41 6:39 6:37 6:36 6:34 . 6:32 6:31 6:29 6:28 6:26 6:24 6:23 6:21 6:19 6:18 6:16 6:15 6:13 6:12 . 6:10 6:09 ' , 6:07 ' 6:08 6:04 6:03 6:02 6:00 4:69 4:68 Sportsmen Are you deserving of the nameT It so report promptly violations of game laws coming un- ft.p m.e ll.nllnn I C I Unvna 636 Jefferson street, or phone 684. ItOIIHEKY 1ILAMEI1 OX RADIO CHRIST CHURCH. NEW ZEA LAND. Oct. l(Unlted News) Radio Is anuthor nf the many things meant only for the man who can take It or leave It aluno. and It was officially rocognlxed as another pos sible road to TO In, when Albert A. Hitchest, found guilty of btilRlnry. wns sentonced to throw away his wireless receiving apparatus. Evidence showed that he had bo conio mentally doranged, owing to too close attention to his wireless set. It is declared there have boen other cases. 6:31 6:SS 6:33 5:34 ..5:3 6:37 6:38 5:39 6:40 6:41 6:42 6:44 6:45 6:48 . 6:47 6:48 6:49 6:60 6:62 6:53 6:64 5:65 . 5:66 ' Octobor 26 6:68 October 27 5:59 Octobor 28 6:00 October 29 6:01 October 30 6:01 October 31 6:04 Legal Notices SIMMONS FOR PIRLICATIOX Equity No. 2000. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OKHXJON. IN AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. Blanche E. Snffold. Plaintiff, vs. ' Henry C. Saflold. Defendant. To Henry C. SiBfolil, Defendant. In the name of the state ot Ore gon, you are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint on file ln tho above entitled eult, on or before tho 81st dar of Octo ber, 1925, that being the last day prescribed for such appearance In tho order of the court for the publi cation of this summons, and If you fall so to appear and answer, for wnnt thereof, the plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief pray ed for in her complaint, 1o-wlt: For the dissolution of the bonds ot matrimony herotofore and now ex isting between youraolf and the plaintiff herein, upon the grounds ot rrttel and Inhuman treatment. This summons Is served upon you by publication In the Klamath Daily News, a dally newspaper, printed, published and of general circula tion In Klamath County, Oregon, ALTAMO.NT.ACRES Your last chance to buy choice acreage close to town. City water, llchta and telephone and irriga tion water. Easy terms. 20 per cent down, balance 4en dollars per month. WISHARD REALTY CO. . . I iiairmnr. i' Real- Estate?-" Farm Loan. Oltf FOR SALE Osly a few good lots loft In Mills Addition: oiii-e $260 each. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lir.coln. FOR SALE Lot. In all parts of the city for 10 per cent down and 36 equal payments on unpaid balance. Call 901 Lincoln or pbono 630-M. Barg Nice five room modern bunga low on paved street. Two Urge lots ln Kot Springs Addition, Two good lots in Nichols Addition. It will par yon to see this property sa It Is part ot an estate that has to be settled. Call 206 Fourth St, corner Pine. AStf 1920 CIIKVKOLET. $85; Ford $75. Boo touring. In good running orrir- ijk and some other tools v-i;'t e:ich. Responsible parties. . 1i RcuioDi lor selling, roads n;. parcab'.e In winter. Expect buy new car ln aprlng. Also 1 Jersey cow, still giving about l'u gal. milk. Might trade for ei now or soon to be treat. Address J. Gysbers. R. F. D. 1. Hosideoce, Shasta Way, soar Mrs. . It. P. Lewis' farm. , 02-3 FOR SALE Hampshire rams. Ages 3 to 5. ' Price $30, f.o.b. shipping point. Write or wire Tehama Ranch, Cerber, Calif. S27 Oil vrn an n . irv in. . tan. 60 Iras?, 34 key. A-l con- " stlt Inr, Ds,- sslssswa - rt.0 Slightly used Dalton. Burroughs; guaranteed. Cash or terms. South well Stationery Store. Phone 602. S10 O10 COW FOR SALE OR TROE 3 year's old. 1525 Sargent Ave. 83006 FOR SALE T: yon are looking for a nice small Irrigated farm. I have It for alc: 45 acres. 7 miles from Klamath Falls, with good build ings, shnde trees, lawn, and every thing to rcn tbe farm goes with the place, including horses Price $10,000. Call 901 Lincoln St. or Price $700. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 636-M. FOR SALE Bulck 4 tmtk. worth $480, will take $375 cash. Call 154 after 4 p. m. 630 02 HAY DELIVERED L. Noll. 920 Lincoln. Phone 597-W. S10 10 HELP WANTED Male FOR SALE Splendid residence lot in good location on Crescent ave. Call 901 Llncorn or phone 536-M. FOR SALE Some splendid lots in Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. "WANTED Responsible logger so contract logging about 3.000.000 feet . tree tc ear. ' One mile haul to S. Pi. Work to bealn Im-. . liir u in It-1 - .. 1UC i,uuii;6r iv." ruuue I At. uai,. WANTED Messenger boy over 16 v, years ot age. Apply Western Union. 01-2 FOR SALE One and one-half acres in alfalfa and potatoes, on high way, close ln. Price $1,000, on easy terms. 901 Lincoln. Phone 636-M. Low Interest, long term farm loans WISHARD REALTY CO. JIM So. 7th St. t Insurance Real Estate. 1 Farm Loans Oltf FOR SALE One of the best eom pletely furnished homes In the city, lot large enough for an other honse, yard ln nice lawn, trees, and shrubbery, garage. Price $6,900. $3,000 down, bal ance on monthly payments, splen . did' location, on pavement. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M. - FOR SALE 17 room rooming! honse. Reasonable price. Good. money maker. Call at 804 Main. j. r taJltf HELP WANTED Female ' WANTED Middle aged woman aa companion and. housekeeper for elderly vroman. Box 155. -News. S17tf - WANTED FOR RENT FOR RENT Four room house. Phone 586-M or csll at 911 Wcl nut Ave. 01-2 FOR RENT Large sleeping room. Suitable for 1 or 2. Bath, phone. 69 Washington. Phone 428-M. Oltf WIVTBD Position h nouns' ladv ' -with five years experience in Bookkeeping and .clerical , work, i Csn furnish references. Bo 161, ' News. '. ' 01-7' - WANTED Washing to do at 606 Walnut. Woolen clothes care fully done. S29 0 LOST FOR RENT Sleeping room. Heat er if desired. $4.00 per week. Phone 284-W. 30 Washington St. S30 02 T Traall Three-room, completely furnish ed house to trade as first payment on larger house. Want about four room modern house on pavement. B. H. S., care News. S9tt FOR SALE Splendid corner lot In Hot Springs. Close In. 60x76 feet. Price $1,000. Call 901 . Lincoln St. or phona 536-M. FOR SALE Nice little home on pavement, In good location; gar age; price $2,250, $350 down and $30 per month and Interest. 901 "Lincoln, phone 636-M. COMFORTABLE ROOM for rent. For one or two men, near bath. Phone 299-J. S30 02 FOR RENT 4 room modern house, bath room and kitchen range, not and cold water. Corner Main md Alameda. Phone 485-11. S29tt FOR RENT 4 room modern house on Lincoln. Inquire 1237 East St. S26tt FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Corona No. 3 port able typewriter: 12 gauge double barrel hammer shot gun. D. U. 6 . Bosch magneto; violin: heavy, self-steering Ford tow-bar. 1004 Main St. , 02-4 FORD ROADSTER. '25 model for sale or will trade on real estate. Colonial Inn. S27 Q3 STRAYED FROM MIDLAND, male German Griffon dog, bobbed tall, steel grey shaggy hair, with brown spots. Reward lor return or information of samt;. Midland Grocery. S3-) 02 MISCELLANEOUS SHORTHAND Taught ' evenings Gregg system. Call or write Mrs Price. Room No. 14. Court House. S20 Ol "PARAGON" "made to . measure COatS. $18. 60 tO 109.IO. All WISH fabrics, also Manhattan Woolen Mills for woolens, all descriptions.' Mrs. Beatrice Cory. 522 So. 6U St. Phone 456-M. S16--016 - IF WE DON'T CARRY your fav-, orlte magarine or newspaper we'll order It for you. Hale's , News Agency. S10 O10 MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher of piano, private lessons i nour a week and privilege of class work in composition, musical his tory, ear training, etc. Terms $5 a month. Studio 603 No. 3rd. Phone 284-M. Residence 1000 California Phone 790-W. S4 04 ' for six successive weeks pursuant to order ot the Hon. A. L. Leavltt, Judge of the above entitled Court, dated September 24. 1925. the first publication being September 25, 1925, and the last publication be ing October 80, 1925. WM. MARX. Attorney for Plaintiff. 214 Wllllts Building. Klam ath Falls, Oregon. S25 02,9,16, 23. 30 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS .Notice la hereby given, thct scal ed bids will be received hy the County Court of Klamath County, at the County Court House up to 2:00 o'clock P. M. on Saturday, the 10th day of October, 1925. for tho grading of the county road be tween Chlloquln and the Modic Mill. ' - Plans nnd specifications may be had at the office of the County Engineer upon the deposit of five dollar. ($5.00.) Said deposit will bo refunded to unsuccessful bidders upon the return of the plans and specifications to the County Engi neer. ; Bids must be securely sealed, plainly marked "Bid for Chiloquln Modoe Road," and addressed to tho County Clerk. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified chock, bidder's bond or cash In a sum not loss than five per cent (5) of the amount of tho bid. said snm to be forfeited to Klamath County upon failure of bidder to enter Into contract provided by said county, within ten (10) days after notice ot ac ceptance of bid. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids. R. H. BUNNELL. County Judge. BURRELL SHORT, C. J. MARTIN, S30 06 Commissioners. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOX Department of the Interior, U. S. Lanl Office at Lakeview, Ore. September 21. Hii Notice is hereby gtwn that Sam. uel Dixon, of Olene. Orrgon. who. ion August 14. 1920, mndo Addi tional Stock Raising rtomestean Entry, No. 09689. for sWli of Sec tion 26 and SEVi of Section 26. Township 398.. Ranee 10K W'l lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land ' . . -, r. il Tl ,. noove oescripcu, ueiuru vv. i. w Lap.. Clerk of the County Court, at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on tho 30th day of Octobor, 192j. Claimant names as witnesses ' Harry Kinney, of Olene, Oregon. ' F. P. Corpening, of Olene, Oregon. D. Ellis Young, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon. Leonard Lewis, of Olene. Oregon. F. T. LIGHT. S26 026 ' Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore. Notice Is hereby given that Wil liam F. B. Chase, of Bonanta, Ore gon, who. on -,nry10. I??' made Homestead Entry. No. 011181,, for WNEK. NW SE "4 and SE14NWK, Section 28, Township 39S. Range 12E.. Willamette Mer idian, ha. filed notice ot Intention to make Three Year Proof, to es tablish claim to the land above described, before J. O. Hamakor. U. S Commissioner, at Bonania, Ore gon, on the 7th day of November, 1925 ... Claimant names ns witnesses: E W. Miller. John Miller.. John Bunn. J. A. Mahoney, all of Bo nania. Oregon. p vrtHT. S22 022 nes'Mer. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior, ! 0. S. Land Otflce at Lakevlew, ore. September . izo. Notice is hereby given that Frank F Mullan. of Dorris. California, who on November 1. 1923. made JIilnn.l llnma.tenri Entry. ACtS . ijiino 9. 1916 and March 2. 1889, jNo. 012106, for WHNW14 of Sec Hon 83, Township sua.i nangs Willamette Meridian, nss "le nollce ol Intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the lnnd above described, before nert u. i nonioa, v. a. v.i..n ... .no...... er, at Klamath Falls, Oregon on the 9th day of November, ixb. - Viaiuiliui linings aa " dvsnfi a.u. . - ' ' . ...... . - Ham Raymond, ai lammins, an i Dorris, California. F' P. LIGHT, six Vl. mo. negi.ie