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Baa Francisco 9:45
p -tarlan church sorv-
7 t. ni., Tuwnu Cryer,
organ recital; (
theatra; 0 r JO p. m.,
1 Cryer; 6:35 p. DV,
. rn; 8 p. m., Pataco
,0 p. m.. Solgor or
J, , General Electric,
l' .in.. 7:80 p.m..
':, lytiTluD church, San
Teaf 10 p. in.. KtlO Little
rmt- . eheatra.
X. Ill - r. Express. Los An
il 11 , .. 7: p.m.. Klr.-t
Presbyt. ahurrh, Hollywood;
J p. a.. t m; 8 p. m.. Ambas
sador on -wire; 8 p. m.. program.
,1J, 401,1 MUn, Times. Ia An
(In It tvn., Ital.ll Edgar P.
Unln; 10:39 a.m.. First Meth
odist ebrch; 4 p.m., muslralo;
p. as., program.
tXri. 447 msUra. Earle ('. An
thony, Los Angeles 10 a.m..
cknrck federation: 4 p. m., ves
pers; 4:'0 p. m.. nightly doings;
1:41 p. 1 , lather Klr&rd's sun
spot Wr r tororaat; 7 p. m.. or
gan r ;,, p. m., Victor Hod
sVtat c .; 0 p.m., program:
10 p. ID.. e4 nrobestra.
3W. ' anolern. OrooolaH,
FortUa. !25 a. m.. rint I'rei
birtarlaB ib; 7:55 p. m.. Flrnt
CL reh ( rim, Sclcntlnt.
KC , XTOIli:it 12
H), 411. art. Hale Bra, and
Chroaleiy, a Frnnclaco utunl
'fMtoraa; t x m , 8iKor orrhct
trai . 1:10 p.m., Trnett-UoorKc
,trio; 1:10 p.m., child run ' hour,
baa ball, atoeka. Town Cryer:
:40 p.m., 8tatia orcheatra; 7 p.
ta., BaKar'l orchestra; 8 p. m or
aa mltal; 10 p.m., glatea or
thaatra. ,. j
"JO. Kl ' -atera. Cneral Elnctrlc.
Oakter Uaual fi'nturea; S p. m.,
Jme"' ironi; G:30 p.m.. Aunt
rBat n.l vim tri.i.n..'
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Ik m., concert; 7 p. m.,
ball, weather, atoeka;
'ttcutlonal proaram.
;tr8. Trlbuno, Onklnnd
Alllil Klale'a Irate IM
t) children; 7 p. m.,
V, Columbui Day pro-
ra, Kxproan, Los An
I (enturca; 13 m., 4
L'b HnuaehoM lllnla.
), mualcnl npprurla
f, mirth enntnat: 7:30
i iironrama: lo p. m...
(hcHtrn; It p.m . Weat
itcra. Tlmca, Loa An
t p. m.. I'lKKly WIk
Ihcr uaunl fuattiroa.
ra, Eurlo c. Anthony,
f 10:45 a. m., cook
Jo p. m., mntlnoe; 6
I dolnKH, rcaort anrv
toplca; 7 p. m., or-
i lc, cu,
cheatra;
r"""' " ". program; t p.
rrorV i 10 P- ". program,
pw, 411. S motors. OrcKonlnn,
fortland ll-.so a.m.,. Woathor;
1:10 p.m., Ilona City irlo; 7;3o
.weather, .market, niwa,
U J t p.m., concert; i p.m.,
'ra.-' '
4.1 Dieters, Hhodaa Store,
-11:45 p. m., Llona clnh;
program: 0 p. m.,- lloff
eatra, baaeball; 1:45 p.
11 program: 8:15 p. m
:30 p. m., program.
ay, mtoiikh la
meters, Hale Hros. anil
Isan Frnnclaco Uaual
1:0. m Sclger orchea-
m., musical program;
Palace orcheatra; 5:30
lren'a hour, hnnohall,
Wn (?rv,,t? A'in n m
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JChro
featu.
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jl:!0 p.
p.m., ,i
I stocks,
Btiktea o hestra:
jorcMatrr I 8 p. m., mualchl pro
irara; I i, m program; 10 p.m.,
tf""1a atra.
0 , til Aotcra, General Electric,
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Ouklund -t'auul featurra; 4 p.m.,
HI. Kiuiii'la orchuktra, Bun Kruu
olaco: 5:30 p. in., "Aa a Wumun
Tlilnketb," l.oul.o Landla; II p. 'in .
i iinciM I; 7 p.m., news, hunnball.
weather. it(ii. murketa; 8 p.m..
"Old Kuvurllva," uiualiul pro
Krum. KI.X. 60S nietura, Tribune, Oakland
---3:15 p.m., buaelmll; 7 p.m.,
Aunt Klale'a Irate I'lrale for the
children,
KIIJ. 406.3 mnlera, Tlmca. I.oa An
la 11:'30 p.m., Fullon'a or
cheatra: 1:30 p. m.. mutlnee; 4:30
p. m., rhlldrnn'a hour; 7:30 p.m.,
"Doga," II. M, Itobertaon; 8 p.m..
program; 10 p.m., Hickman or
cheatra. KK1, 4(17 metnra, Carl C. Anthony,
l,oa Antolea 5:30 p. m.. luatlnce;
0 p. m., nightly dolnga, roaort ser
vice, current toplca; 7 p. in., or
cheatra; 8 p. ill., program; V p.m.,
orcheatra; 10 p. m., Packard Bal
lad hour.
KUW, 491.6 metera, Oreionlun,
I'ortlaud 11:30 a.m., weather;
12:30 p.m., Itoae City trio; 7:30
p. in., weather, markets, nnwa.
basubull: 8 p. m., educational
hour; ft p. ni., orcheatra; 10 p. m..
Multnomah orcheatra.
KNX. 337 motera, Kiprnaa, l.oa An
gelea -Vaual fualuroa; 1 p. in.,
garden tulk; 1 p.m., mnther'a
hour: 7 p.m., l.aMonlra orcheatra:
7:45 p.m.. "Health." Dr. Robert
ItADIO rnOOKA.M TWO
T. Wllllatna; 10 p. m., morle
night. Weat orcheatra.
Vi:iXKMI).tY. KTOI1KH 14
KI'O, 428.3 meters, Hale Bros, and
Chronicle, Kun Francisco Usual
fealtfrea; 1 p. m., Belger orchea
tra: 2:30 p.m., Duke Kamnku'a
Royal Rawlins; 3:30 p.m., fash
Ions. Ninon; 5:30 p.m., children's
hour, baseball, storks; Town
Cryer; 8:40 p.m., Htnles orches
tra; 7 p. m., Kelger orchestra: 8
p. m., program; ft p. m., Goodrich
orchestra; 10 p. m.. States or
chestra. KCitl, 3C1 meters, General Electric,
Oukland Usual features; 3 p. m.,
musical program; 4 p.m., St.
Francis orchestra. Ran Francisco;
5:30 p.m., Mr. Fix-It; p. ni..
concert; 7 p. m., news, baseball,
weather, stocks, market.
KI.X. 508 meters. Tribune. Oakland
3:16 p.m., baseball; 7 p.m.,
news; 8 p. m., educational pro
gram; ft: 10 p.m.. program; 10
p. ra.. Sweet's ballroom.
KNX. 337 meters, Kxpreaa, Los An
.. geles -Usual features', 8:45 p.
m., Wesley Ileana, baritone: 1 p.
m., care of children, Dr. Wayne
II. Burr; 7 p.m.. Ambassador or
cheatra; 8 p.m., program; 9 p.
m., program; 10 p. m., orchestra.
KIIJ, 405.3 meters, Times. Los An
geles Usual features: 13:30 p.
m., dance music; 1:30 p.m., gar
den talk; 2:30 p.m., matinee;
3:30 p.m., "Psychology." McClol
land Reed: 6:30 p. m., children's
hour: 8 p. m., "Atsrooomy," Dr.
Mara Baumgardt; 8:30 p.m., pro
gram; 10 p. m., Hickman or
cheatra. KFI, 467 meters. Karlo C. Anthony.
Los Angeles 10:45 a.m., cook
ing talk; 6:30 p.m., matinee;
p. m., nightly doings, resort serv
ice, current topics; 7 p. m., Nick
Harris detoctlve stories; 7:20 p.
m., Georgia Williams, whistling
violinist; 7:30 p.m., Way Watts,
ukulele, and Bud lloff, whistler;
8 p. m.. Ventura String quarter:
9 p.m., program; 10 p.m., Pat
rick Marsh orchestra.
KGW, 491.5 motcra, Oregonlan.
Portland 11:30 a.m., weather:
13:30 p.m.. Rose City trio: 7:30
p. m., weal her, marketa, news,
baseball; 7:45 p.m., book rovlcw;
10 p. m., concert.
KFOA. 454.3 motera, Rhodes store,
Seattle 12:30 p.m., Klwanla
ulub: 4 p. m.. Hoffman orchestra;
6 p. m., Hoffman orchestra : 6 p.
m., Hoffman orchestra, baseball;.
8:45 p. m., program: 8:15. weath
er; 9:30 p.m., Harkness or,
chostrn., , .
KLAMATH HI WINS
HARD GAME 12-7
(Coiilinued From Vnno Seven)
Klamath team failed to protect
their own goal and Ashland went
over, 'converting their kick to a
tune of 12-7. The single learlng
of Ashland waa done in the last
minute and hair of play.
Following tho game Ashland
grldsters and their coach were
guests of Klamath Falls with a
dinner In the Marshall House. Cov
ers for 45 men were laid.
Line-ups for the visitors and the
Klamath men aro:
Klnmnth Falls Elmore c. Biles
r.g.l., Walsh r.t.l., Barnes T.e.l.,
Mngulre l.g.r., Morgan l.t.r., Colsnn
l.o.r., Cofor q., Johnson r.h.l., Hall
l.h.r., Yancey f.
Ashland Cotter c., Tucker r.g.l.,
Ferris r.t.l., Nutter l.g.r.. Gl'lotte
Dignified Justices of Supreme Court
Listen to Daughter of One of Members
Argue Case for, First Time in History
WAKIIINdTON. I). C. Oct. ft.
( lilted News For the first lime In
Us long hlatory, the dignified, black
rohrd supreme court heard the
daughter of one of Its members
plead a rune before It recently.
8ho was Mlxe Huaau llrnndloa. 25-yenr-uld
dnughter of Juatlce Ilran
dels. Her father stepped aown from
thu bench when ahe took her place
buforo tho hlgheat tribunal In the
land.
The alienee of tho supreme court
where strict quiet Is enforced, waa
Intensified aa the aerlous-fnced, ollre
skinned young woman began her
argument. Hhe preacnled an appeal
lo the court In behalf of Joaepb I'.
Margolin, New York lawyer, who
was conrlcted of accepting a fna of
more than 13 In presenting a case
to the United Htates veteran bureau.
She took but fifteen minutes In
her argument, presenting merely the
legal aspects of the case. Her op
posing council waa "Wild lllll" Don
ovan, special assistant to the attor
SP.QKES DONE BR
Tho dearth of good male tennis
pluycra In Koglund ul the present
tlrao la Indicated clearly by the re
cent ratine of A. Walllo Myers, not
ed British not authority.
Myers finds It Impossible In his
list to place any RritUh player In
the list of the first ten In the men's
ranks. Tho United States, France,
Australia, Spain and Japan are rep
resentedplacing all of these coun
tries ahead of the British Isles.
Tllden, Johnson and Richards of
the American stars, lead the first
ten in tho order named. Rene La
Costa, dashing French star. Is given
fourth place. II. Norris Williams,
fourth member of this year's Davis
Cup defenders. Is pluced fifth. La
Costa's teammate, Jean Borolrn.
comes next In Myers' opinion. Ger
ald Patterson of Australia, one of
the members of the Davis Cup team
which fell before the French assault,
is pluced seventh; Manuel Alonio of
Spain, elght-h: Brian Norton, repre
senting the United Htates la ninth,
and , Takelchl Jlarada of ' Japan
briuga up the rear.
Myers' rating of the women stara
la also Interesting. In the first ten
of the feminine list, however, three
representatives of England appear.
Elisabeth Ryan, who returned to the
United States after 1.1 years In Eng
land, la listed as an American.
lie gives Mllo. Suzanne Lenglcn
first place. Miss Holen Wills, Unit
ed States champion, Is placed second,
a logical choice. Next comes Kath
leen McKnne. rising young British
star. Miss Ryan Is placed fourth:
Mrs. Molls Mallory. Unltod States,
is ranked fifth; Miss Eleanor Goes,
United States, Is next; Mrs. Lambert
Chambers, veteran British player, la
seventh; Mias Joan Fry of England,
olghth; Mllo. BUIout, France, Is
ninth, and Mrs. Marlon Jeaaup, Unit
ed States, tenth.
Stuffy Mclnnls and Everett Scott
wilt bank their sixth world's series
chock this fall.
What's more to the point, both of
l.t.r., Beeson l.e.r., Tllton q , Kutzer
r.n.l.. Bryant l.h.r.. Smith f.
FARMER MAY HAVE
MOVIE SHOW RIGHT
IN OWN FIRESIDE
I ,
i The offire of tho county agent,
j room D. .cfjurt house, ta) In receipt ott
j several hundred new bulletins from'
I the Oregon Agricultural college
which will be given free upon ap
plication. Among them are "Costs
and Profits from Sheep on Irrigated
Forma," "Treo Borers," "Apple Or
chard Cultivation," "Control of
Whoat Smut nnd Bunt In Eastern
Oregon," "Hungarlad Vetch and Its
Uses," whilo a full line of United
States department of agriculture
bulletins are kept on hand for aid In
the vnrlous lines of farm endeavor
practiced In this county.
Many of those bullotlns contain
plans for building various farm
structures, such as chicken houses,
coops, rabbit hutches, dairy barns
and milking barns, hog and shocp
linn bos and sheltors, beside a multi
tude of small Improvements, such as
troughs of vnrlous sorts and for dif
ferent purposes, potato bins
and storage houses, sewer systems
for (he farm and septic tanks, silos,
etc, Mnny of them furnish with
those pinna estimates of cost and
other Interesting and helpful data
for t ho farmer, .
What you no longer have use for
may be Just the thing another Is
socking. Nows Classified Ads bring
buyers and sellers together.
Sunday, Ocluhm 11. 1025
ney general, ' who r prcentce the
government.
Miss Drandela wore a dark drese
Her hair Is not bobbed, coutrary to
the prevailing fashion.
Hhe Is the eldc daughter of Jus
tice llrandels, and was admitted to
practice before the supreme court
last October. A graduate of Bryn
Mawr aud the Chicago University
Law school, the young woman baa
been practicing law sine 1920,
when sh was admitted to the New
York stats bar. From 1921 until
last year. Miss Brandela waa special
assistant to United States Attorney
Hayward of New York, In prosecu
Hons of alleged combinations In the
building trades.
Margolin, for whom Miss Bran
dels appeared, claimed be bad In
curred heavy eipenaes In trips from
New York to the veterans' bureau
In presenting his rase, and that
congress had never Intended Ita law
to prevent a lawyer from getting
more than 13 for his services.
them are wise old birds who know
the value of a check. Both are pret
ty well fixed now as a result of the
kindness of Dame Fortune In plac
lng them on the "money teams" of
the game. ..
However, the present classic will
probably be their swan song. Scott
Is through' aa a regular, and It Is
doubtful If, under the conditions ex
isting on the Washington club and
other teams, be will find a place as
utility man with a big league club
next year.
Mclnnls Is old, too. He has filled
an Important role with the Pirates.
Ha has been tbo right man at first,
with the youngsters McKechnle has
had for the rest of his Infield. How
ever. Bill must fortify his team at
first If he wishes to keep It a young
and well organized club. He no
doubt is awake to the value of find
ing a first sackcr who can travel
with tho infield for the next six or
eight years;
-.' r.
, . When the turdpilles ai the Pitts
burg park.-back, 1n 1909,-showed
that 145.295 fans had paid their
way Into that fall series baseball
magnates believed the end had been
reached In attendance figures, and
the resultant receipts, which amount
ed to 188.302.
The members of tho winning Pi
rate team split 140,184 and the los
ing Tigers $36. 769. -
Last yesr 283.645 persons paid
their respective ways Into the games
the Giants and Senators played, and
tho receipts totaled 11,093.104. The
players of the two teams aplit a
total of 1381,092 practically twice
as much as the total amount taken
In at the 1909 series. The advisory
council of the major leagues receiv
ed 1163,965 as Its sharo almost as
much as the total receipts reached
In the scries of 16 years ago.
Which Indicates as clearly as any
thing else connected with the con
duct of tho games how baseball has
grown as a business venture.
Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Drinrtnn nt of the Interior.
U. 8. Lanl Office at La'rtevie, Ore
September 21. 1924
Notice la hereby given that Sam
uel Dixon, of Olene. Oregon, who.
on August 14, 1920. madi) Addi
tional Stock Raising Homestead
Entry, No. 09689, for sWli of Sec
tion 25 and SE4 ot Section 26.
Township 39S., Range 10B., W'l
Inmette Meridian, ha tiled notice
of intention to make Three Year
Proof, to establish claim Co the land
above described, bofore C. R. De
Lap,, Clork of the County Court, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the
30th day ot October, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harry Klnnoy, of Olene, Oregon.
F. P. Corpenlng, of Olene, Oregon.
D. Ellis Young, of Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
Leonard Lewis, of Olene. Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT.
826026 Register.
xoticf. for rrnMc.mox
Department ot the Interior
U. 9. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore.
September 25. 1925.
Notice is hereby given that Jns
llco Denton Swift, ot Klamath Falls.
Oregon, who. on March 30, 1923.
made Hnmtsead Entry. No. 011826.
for lot 2, section 24, lot 1. section
30, Township 363. double, range
7H Willnmotte Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above dosrlbed, before C.
R. Do Lap, Clerk of the County
Court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
on the 12th day of November, 1925.
Clalmaut names as witnesses:
Charles Ager, Jack O'Connor,
araKa
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FOR SALE Real Estate I
FOR SALE For cash only. lot
100x50. located at 1230 Oreg n
Ave., Klamath Falls. Oregon, or
lot No. 1. block No. 10, Klamath
Kails is booming, now is the j
lime to invest in real proiienj.
Further particulars at Perkins
Furniture Store Klamath Falls,
Oregon. OH-22
FOR SALE 2 large lots, 50x150,
ideal for residence. Pacific Ter
race. Will sell singly or to
gether. Strictly cash. Box 145.
News. 09-15
IF YOU WANT to sell your farm
or obtain a low Interest rata,
long term loan on same. See
WIHHAltD BEAlrV COi
Via So. 7th St.
Insurance
Real Estate. Farm I-onnl
our
FOR SALE Beautiful new home on
paid-up paved atreet: 6 rooma and
basement, garage In baaoment.
16.600; 11.000 down, terms on
balance. 01 Lincoln, or phono
636-M.
WE HAVE A SIX acre tract of ex
ceptionally fine land, adjoining
the auto park. 8-4 mile from city
llAlts, all under Irrigation. This
Is an Ideal tract for a chicken I
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The price Is right, and low terms.
City water and lights.
WISHAKD REALTY CO.
126 So. 7th St.
Insurance
Real Estate. Farm Loans
out
WE HAVE SOME REAL bargains
In both city and farm property,
opportunities to trade or ex
change. WISHAKD REALTY CO.
130 So. 7th St.
Insurance
Reel Estate. Farm loans
OltX
EXCEPTIONAL BUY 80 acre
'ranch aood buildings, on high
way, across road from school, all
under Irrigation, part In alfalfa.
Price 14.000. Half cash, bait
carried on long time farm loan,
low Interest. This Is a real snap.
.,. WIHHARD KEAliTY.W. (
120 So. 7 th St.
Insurance
Real Estate. Farm Loans
Oltl
ALTAMOXT ACRES
Your last chance to buy choice
acreage close to town. City water,
llrhts and teleohone and irriga
tion water. Easy terms. 20 per
cent down, balance ten oonars per
month.
WISHARD REALTY CO.
120 So. 7 th St,
Insurance
Reel Estate. Farm loans
Oltl
Low Interest, long term farm loans
WISHARD REALTY CO.
ISO So. 7th St.
Insurance
Real Estate. Farm Loans
Oltl
FOR SALE One ot tbe beet com
pletely furnished homes in th
city, lot large enough for an
other house, yard In nice lawn,
tree, and nrubbery, garage.
Price 16.900. 13.000 down, bal
ance on monthly payments, splen
did location, on pavement. Call
901 Lincoln or phone 536-M.
T Tir&dta
Three-room, completely furnish
ed bouse to trade a first payment
on larger house. Wont about four-
room modern house on pavement.
B. H. 8., care News.- S9tt
FOR SALE Splendid corner lot
in Hot springs. Close in. iuin
feet. Price 11,000. Call 01
Lincoln St. or phono 636-M.
FOR SALE Beautiful new 6-room
bungalow, basement garage; splen
did location for home: 15,250.
Phono 536-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR 8AI.K Nice little home on
pavement. In good location;- gar-
; age; price 12.250, 1350 down and
130 per month and interest. 901
Lincoln, phone 636-M. -
Jerry O'Connor, Joseph Taxack, all
ot Klamath Falls. Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT
09 N8 inc. Register.
NOTICE FOR PrnLKttTIOJf
Department of tho Interior,
Notice is hereby given that Wil
liam F. B. Chase, of Bonanza, Ore
gon, who. on January 10. 1920,
IT a i.mA rtrftna m tjikevlew. Ore.
made Homestead Entry. No. 011181,
for: W4,NE4, nwbk- ana
8E4NW, section 2S, Township
393., Range 12E., Willamette Mer
idian, has filed notice of Intention
to make Three Year Proof, o es
tablish claim to the land above
described, before J. O. Hamaker, U.
S. Commissioner, at Bonansa, Ore
gen, on the 7th day of November,
1125.
Claimant name as witnesses:
Classified Ads
CLAKSIF1KD AD KATES
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For Sale Real Estate (Con't)!
FOR HALE Completely t'lrnlshcd:
new bungalow. Everything kullt-i
in. 2 lwj.9:tjii. breakfast n:mk.
fireplace, furnace, full haseaient. j
wi-od In. paved street, good view.;
Will give possession at once.
13.000 cash. Balance like rent.
43 No. 2n, St. ' Oil ,
FOR SALF- 4 room modern house,
completely furnished, garace,
store-room, lawn, trees, woodshed
full of wood. Phone 295-J.
O10-14
FOR SALE Splendid ranch proper
ty In different parts of the connty.
Phone 636-M. or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE New modern 6-room
bungalow; price 14.500; terms.
Phone 6I6-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE Only a few good lots
left la Mills Addition; price 1250
each. Phone 636-M or call 901
L-.r.coln.
FOR SALE! Lots In all part of the
city for 10 per cent down and 34
equal payments on unpaid balance.
Call 901 Lincoln or phone 634-M.
Nice Are room modern bongs'-
low on paved street. Two large
lots In Hot Springs .Addition. Two
good lots tn Nichols Addition. It
will pay yen to eee this property,
a it Is part -of- :a estate that has to
be settled. Call 206 Foaith St.
corner Pine. A5tf
FOR SALE If you are looking for
a nice small Irrigated farm, I have
it for r'le; 45 acres, 7 miles from
Klamata Falls, with good build
ings, shade trees, lawn, and every
thing to run the farm goes witb
the place, including horses Price
110.000. Call 901 Lincoln St, or
Price 1700. Call 01 Lincoln or
phone 636-M.
FOR SALE Splendid residence lot
In good location on Crescent ave.
Call 901 Lincorn or phone 536-M.
FOR SALE Some splendid lots In
Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone
636-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE One and one-halt acre
in alfalfa and potatoes, on high
way, close in. Price 11,000. on
easy terms. 901 Lincoln. Phone
636-M.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Small house. 1321
Crescent Ave., furnished and
suitable for 2 or 3 men. Olltf
FOR RENT Nice warm room tn
private home for one or two men.
Will furnish to suit. Can have
with, or without board. 1321
Crescent Ave. Olltf
ROOM FOR RENT 4 blocks from
Main, with bath and use of
phone. 115. Phone 264-W. Olltf
FOR RENT Clean, cosy house;
three rooms and bath; sleeping
porch and cellar. Twenty-five
dollars per month. Address 1481
Alameda street. Phone 629-J.
011-14
FOR RENT 5 room modern house
furnished. One block from Ore
gon Ave. 145 per month. No
children. Phone 363-R.
t OH-15
pnp Tt KMT IjirffA nleaaant sleep
ing room, private home, heat fur
nished. Also z room caD'u sun
able for men. 413 High. Phono
612 O10-li
FOR RENT 1 room house. 73S
California Ave. 09-12
Nicely . furnished
r 7V-i4 a
bouse.
814 Lincoln. U9-n
HOUSEKEEPING SUITE, 237 No
cu ns-ll
FOR RENT Cabins to -white men.
, , n i AT-nil VI ,
fee JVil'.Ua, 16 .wmnc. I
FOR RENT Larr,e sleeping room.
Suitable for 1 or 2. Bath, phone.
u.-..klnsnn Phone 4 8S-M. !
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous
mtn cupvnni.ET S95: Ford 175
Both touring. In good running
order, lack and some othor tools
with each. Responsible parties,
terms. Reasons for selling, roads
not passable In winter. Expect
to buy new car in spring. Also
1 Jersey cow, etill giving about
IK gal. milk. Might trade for
cow now or soon to be fresh.
Address J. Gysbers, R. F. D. 1.
Residence. Shasta Way, near Mrs.
R. P. Lewis' farm. O10-11
E. W. Miller. John Miller, John
Bun'n, J. A. Mahoney, all ot Bo
nansa, Oregon. p p
821022 Reflate
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
0. 8. Land Office at Lakevlow, Or.
September 9. 1925.
Notice Is horeby given that Frank
F. Mullan. of Dorris, California,
who, on November 1, 1923, made
Additional Homestead Entry. Acts
June 9. 1916 and March 2, 1889,
No. 012109, for WHNW14 of Sec
tion 83, Township 40S., Range 7E.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
Bert C, Thomae, U. S. Commission
er, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on
Page Elevrtl
1 s t li
.10
, 76o
1 Una 1 week ..
Una 1 month
FOR SA LE ( Con't )
FOR SALE Household furniture,
cook stove, dining table, kitchen
lni'V. "link, diabes. Call at 35
Mr n Ut. apartment upstairs. M:e
jwoea 1 and 5. Oil
Flit SALE Washburn mandolin.
:::derwood typewriter. Call 85
Main, apartment upstairs, Mon
dr.y cr Wednesday afternoons.
Oil-
FOR SALE Exceptionally well
built golden oak roll top desk.
Bargain. Lem L. Gagbagen.
City Hall. 09-16
FOR SALE Apples. 138 Conger
Ave. 06-1'
FOR SALE OR TRADE For small-"
: er car, Paige sport touring car.
Top shape late 1922. 1476. See
Capt. Hoppey, The Salvation
: Army. 07-13
FOR SALE 118 aged ewes. ta
good condition, price 16.00. H.
J. Beardsley, Vb mils south ot
. Lone Pine schoolbouse. 09-22
FOR SALE Large site Cc!e air
tight heater, like new, a bargain.
Phone 273-W. O10-U
GOOD HOME COOKED food serv
ed family style. Short order for
breakfast. New Home . Restau
rant, across from Court House.
O10-11-
FOR SALE Hampshire ami. Aga
3 to 5. Price 130. f.o.b. shipping:
point. Write or wire Tehama
Ranch, Gerber. Calif. 827 Oil
LOST
LOST From Bend-Kuvmath - Falla
s-.age. Sept, 30, large square
trunk lashed with rope. Name
Ida Sydman. marked on top With
white chalk and on card alao.
Return to Empire Hotel and
- notify Ida Sydman. Crescent,
Ore. Reward. 010-13
HELP WANTED Male
MAN WANTED (City or country)
old established company will sup
ply capital and start you In your
own permanent businesa selling
necessities people must bay every
day. Experience unnecessary.
Write McConnon & Co.,- Factory
290, Winona. Minn. ' 820
WANTED
EXPERIENCED stenographer " dee
Ires permanent position. Refer
ences. Box 167, News. O10-16
WANTED By expert stenographer,
any kind of clerical work to do
evenings from 7 to 9. Or will
take circular advertising home
to fold and mail. Box 166. News.
09-11
PARTY ARRIVING Irom Denton,
Manchester, England, please call
41I-W. Q9-11
MISCELLANEOUS -
Suitable lor Ilillug etc adoui
500 loads. Call 41-W. 010-16
rOtt TltAUEi Will taae 1U iugm
team. 1700 lbs. or over on 1 ton.
Ford truck, Fordson or detrac
tor. 010-11
WE HAVE 1700 acres of good pas
ture that will pasture 6,000 head
of "sheep until snow flies, or
1,000 head ot cattle. Have 160
tons hay. possrbljr 40 or 75 ton
more. Three good barns that
ran be nsed for lambing purposes.
Write or phone Hyrum Bram
sted. Prather Ranch, Macdocl, .
Calif. O10-16
MRS. WO.LARD JOHNSON, teacher
of piano, private- lesson 1 hour
a week nnd prlvilnjo ot class
work in compoattlon. musical his
tory, ear training, etc. Terms IS
.. n,..nth-- otn.ifn Sox No. 3rd,-
, phone 2S4-M. Residence 1000
California. Phon 790-w. oi ns
MltS. J. L. JOHNSON'S Studio of
voice will be open from 2 to 6.
204 So. Riverside. Phone 473-M
during Studio hours only. 08-14
DRESSMAKINQ. 610 So. 6th.
07 N7
WILL CARE for children by the
day. 1218 Oregon Ave. 06-18
"PARAGON" made -to measure
coats. 118.60 to 159.75. All wool
fabrics, alao Manhattan Woolen
Mills for woolens, all descriptions.
Mrs. Beatrice Cory. 522 So. 6th
St. Phono 456-M. B16 016
the 9th day of November. 1915
riilmnnl name aa witnesses: ')
Jesse L. High, David Btotts. Wil
liam Raymond, Al Cummins, all ot
Dorris, California. ,
F. P. LIOHT,
Sit Oil Ine. Register.
Nil Rone Corsets, Elastic Re
ducer and Consetletta Made
tn Meaenre, Guaranteed.
MRS. P. E. RAKDAUi
621 Jefferson St. ' Phone sr77-W
MRU. NATS OTTHRBKIS
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Phon BM-M