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Newspaper Page TextLath News lfr"'" II . airi'."' lur.l. !'' it. llrnurr, of III ,..'l f f",h; .1,1 mn- iiuiiani. I. - ' .. ... .n.l make -"'"' r 7 : k .....in Mt Ori'l'"'' III- BMF.R READY FOR HARD FIGHT HERE ON NOV. 30 "IUL3.JOHNS0N AFFAIR DISGUSTS EASTERN FANS In-Boring Battler to Make Trip to City in Day Or So, Aftor Scrap In Seattle When Matchmaker Hylveater'a boxing firij erhrriulcd (or Novem ber 1, In Ihq Scandinavian halt hen.itiea a furl on Hut duto, John nip Tramhllas. who l lo right Kid Hlarkny. In 1 ho lo round main ovtint. should come hera in ik. k..i ZI'm "' rol"ll,l"n' providing no accident i or unfoneen eventa urevmi., M. r" -U'.m .(..I.... .4.. t- I. ..i ' V.'.'.. Cllron ell tn!hl .nrf ...n... Ihal mill, will aiart within a dav irri-r, P-r i"''" ,INr, . Lll I'uuBir til l "' World I NEW YORK, cin 27 n-..-.. Nrwal Tim ndiir of Ilia Will.. olmaon rikht In Newnrk ha. 711 mnwn ar Mh Nw Jor ar. wh.Ta atrongeat. It t fur from I'Hng iinfiiinlllnr or In Now York, where the a,l, wafted It aulian qiumlly und whence win many of I lie U.o.iq who paliT t Hi's John on draiund out half dfod l the flr.t round. Tim New Jersey boxlug coiuoila Ion bus meruly dlatlngutalied Itaelf all OT.ir again In Ha own peculiar way and everything that could ba aalil about tho horrible affair waa aald up to ths tlma of tho pltlulilc nilillillliin. A fuw complimentary thlnca aro l." I tin a.ild ahoiil tha gameneas of Floyd Juhiiaon. but nothing of tha Page Seven MiTrill Hlirs-pmrn Hero Dirk i Laroy, known to many Klamath' Falls rosldent a a prominent shoep man of tha Morrill country la spend ing wmo time In tho city. ' Porou-r Il.lili nt Hi re K'rank ' Ira White, a former Klamath Fall realdent, when he war Interested In . ths real mate bunlni-ss a number of yon re ano, la In the city for a abort tlma to villi with frlenda and look Into affulm. White la now a realdent of Portland. Bonanza VUltor Here W. R. Ruchdolt, a menhant of Bonanza la among the visitors In inc. city thla woek. News Classified Ads At the llilll Hotel Included In the visitors at the Mall hotel thla weuk aro Mr. and Mra. C. J. Taylor, wel known merrhanta of the neatly fUnfrlpf Thnv .rrlvt.rf In tl. ... . If.aiu VUllVVI I I II llttl I T ' ll.u nlBhl A a ....n 4 win. rtt'l V' ' . .. viiunr kit for Klumuth vii nr Hi."" " - - - LL SLATED TENCE OR FfAL TODAY I.Ike all rot flublnra. nrlnrl. pala In main evanta do not like lo come to hltth allltudea too aoon. Thry time themevr ao that the rllmate will not got In any aorlou, Inroarta op their phyalcal I roiidlilnn. 1 Trr.mbltaa will give Rtarkay a I hard go, arrordlng to preitlrtlona. lie la the eama kind of a fUhler that Hlarkry la and It will b. a ae of boring In on part of 1mth mrn. It looka like there will be oonia thlng lo are on that night. Karl Rloli, of llond la due m fight fburk Kama, of Klamath f'alla, a rrturn mntrh for the ( round aoml-wlndup evi-nt of the evening. The tuna certainty liked the battle thr two men put np laat time, and aro looking for either a dnrlalnn or for on of them to grl flattened aa a reiult of the meeting. Harrington, of rhlloquln. will meet Jack Crltn. In the apeclal nvent of four rounda, whllo Henry llurke, la alaled to go on with eome one aa yet undecided upon. Tlrketa will aoon be on aale and It will behoove th fane lo pur ch.ne early aa laat time the houae w. alramt eold out and choice waa at a premium even before the everal with frlenda and ahopplng. daya ros. o.t. i: U'nii- Li-el. Wllllnm M. Mil- irp i-nto the aialra of Wr.lnrnlav. He ( dinrlpllnrd or dlveat .nllorm f.ir hl oevere Ihe EitnlDlatr.tlon of , air aervlce. a U itencrnlly ronced- all but Mitchell, aa jatlrlpatea the etart of illerl cMirt martial of air uftlrer. who.o do ilrraily liavo resulted : demoted from brlga- to colonel k.ll (0 lo trial In the ai lung nnuied gov- rrhnyiie at the fm.t of . cenlhlciil of e-nerg- . ,hm st culnra on tho wlnga j ' T"1 'T '"" Girls Outdo Males i. tho hlient ranked j to assemble to do (allt or Inuuconea of nan. arrlred In v, aah- tn all poltlta of the i Tiimiay arternoon Clrla of Klumath county high I prepared to alt at 10 (chool put up a better arholaatlc Inewliy morning In a ' record than (he men. according to competition of an honor roll and a grand honor roll, the latter com- In Scholarship Test LOSES ON BOUTS NKW YOllK, Ort. 27. (United S'ewa) There will be no moro all atar charity boxing ahowa here which will net eweut charily aome uch eiiin aa 14. 60. Cburlty haa almoat loat money on aome of three carda In the pant, but now the New York boilng commla alon haa derided that promotera will be rcuulrrd lo put aalde at leant 60 per cent of the groea rccelpta of any auch eihlhltlun for the charity In volved. Furthermore the promoter mum turn the amount over lo the commlealon, which undertakes to see thai It geta to the charity. The commlaalon acted to end repetition of farcea In which the nnnio of charity had been taken In vain, bo that the boxera might walk off with moat of the rccelpta, leav ing charily In the lurch. The commlaalon alao Incrcaaed the pay of Judgea and referees. I The old rnto waa JIB for a judge and t-i for a referee. A eliding train haa been Inatltuted now, with a $ rjO minimum for a roferee and SSS for a judge. In championship boula rcfereea will get S200 and each Judge $100, while In all ahowa drawing more than 120.000 the referee drowe 1 100. and the Jurigea 160 aploce. VialllnoT In Klmiiath Mr. and Mra. O. if. Itelchmnn of Montague. aro spending several daya In Klam ath Falls. Vlxlllnjc Willi HIIt Mrs. F. h. Iirazlll of Seattle has arrived In Klamath Falls to vlalt at tho homo of Mr. and Mra. C. W. Kaler to upend aome time with her alator, Mrs. Kaler and with Mrs. Walter Kinney, another alalter. 8b o Is stopping at the Kaler home located at 156 Menlo Way. Mrs. Brazlll will leave within a week for Los Angeles, where she will Join her husband for the winter. Brazlll Is a well known player on the Seattle baseball team as shortstop. 1 Una t day ... 1 line t daya 10 CLA88IFTKD AD RATES t line 1 days n 1 line 4 days i: line 1 week line 1 month toe 76o FOR SALE Real Estate) ;For Sale Real Estate (Con't) Beautifully located four room modern houae. I'rlce 11.800. Ten pur cent down and $20 per month and Intercast. A real buy in a ten-room mod ern furnished houae, located on paved street. I'rlce $4,600. $1,600 down and $C6 per month. A. A. BKI.I.M.W CO. TOO Muln HC . -027tf TWO NEW TWO-room houses, doa ble garage. Mills Addition. In come $27.00 per month. Cash price $1,060. 025-31 W1L.U TRADE 80 acres near Bo nanza for house In Klamath Falls. Write R. W. Teare. Bo nanza, Ore. 018 N18 Rot urns to Lak.-vlew After visit ing for several daya at the home of hoc daughter, Mra. Joe Avery, Mrs. Esther Murphy will leave to day for her home In Lakevlew. Arrives In "Hy Mrs. C. F. Stem well, after an interesting two months visit In Wisconsin with friends and relatives has returned to Klamath Falls, arriving Sunday evening from the east. In Prom Tonna Valley Dan Shook of Yonna Valley, where he ts a prominent rancher Is spending aome time In Klamath Falls visit Ing and transacting affalra. a aroused tho iuiereat try. nonwl. civilian and filiated for a long mil. thoiiKh the gen ii U that court martial rilly aa poaall.le and !!(. vdpartment'a charg "tluilon and conduct If4 lit military eatab- i Kned on Mitchell, kiit oilv.'il into every lira auy fit tha case 'finitely sVUIrd lo place l of I'l.ir cllent'a de- fr apeech gunran- 0 HEAT TOO ll!lin. a maid of dusky loner given the reign of st leant not until aha $26 fine In jail. ' a little too much on Monday morning. JT afternoon the canned 'I'M out. and In search of ' beverago, Mary aought In the city. dollar's worth of heat Mary'a pink throat and l"t eyealRht. na well aa rlln n whirl. "Ireet walked two well fMId. nta of Mm, addition, lr thnpnlna In . i,.... nln. Roniowliiir. I,n.l In :. Marya rolntlvea '"ig of the Con vor Vuchnnl l.i. '.f tho dark years sprouted 'ryfr she tore at tbo ln H their peace, nnltln. "es tearhiK lholr hRr d 'heir bands and bmlv n'en preferred not to place "'n mo ilmnkon . 'ry spent the nliht In ''"lug yenterdav m in rbttrgca of kein. rfe,,ni. lerly. i " r; huaband', who la a Main strent hn-k..!. nier Loucka rr.i...i.. aa, aah. ah im.i nan she'd rr. i. ......... that canned heat. Thank Ihank y. ,he.. w. li tillWAft flaw 9 Waflff In . divorce "auu ""by with Uoyd I)el.np. ai-. ua n n .1 n A fc mrn. naa- atoT".''1 ISM i"'1, t81- on nc,on' There are no child- poi-d entirely of girls. to rale the grand honor roll a aluitent must receive "A" In every atihjcct which they enroll. To re ceive recognition on the honor roll one muat be on the "A" on 'all aubjerta but one must rate "A" and be other subject not leas than a II." On the grand honor roll are Mar garet Cammings. Zepha Kogors, Jennie drover, Ktlna Dunhsr and Knth Cofer. All of the students who received their names on the honor roll were girls with the exception of four boys. The boys are Armond Ul rlch, Knnls Oldemeyer, Robert Cluye and Kenton Hamaker. Tho girls re Ktta. Mather, Ellxa beth Newby. Marjorle Fossum. Vir ginia Peyton. Uoralne Mordoff, An na Solser, Ksther Veatrh, Joyce Ilennelt, Velma Cox. Kthnl Hughey. Oladya Hall and Martha Jonea. Tillicums All Set For High Gridsters When the Tllllcuma and the Klamath high achool football team claah on the Klamath gridiron i the fairgrounds on Saturday arter noon at I: SO It will be youth and action agnfnst older heada and wise. The Tllllcum team Is composed of alumni and formor students of Klamath county high, who are paat tha age of SI, when they are per mitted to piny for the glory of tholr alma mator. The high school mon ere In good condition, and the older grldatera have been working faithfully to give thorn a trouncing. A good crowd Is anticipated for tho afternoon's game. LfOcal Briefs Hlioiiplng In Klamath Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ohlemyer. ranchers of Klamath district a few miles south of the city spent yeaterday In the city on bualnoss and shopping. Kvery hat st Bee Begln's Dress Shop Is marked below cost. A nice assortment at $2.96. 028-31 In from Merrill Included In the scores of visitors In the city yester day was Ned O'Connor, well known rancher ef tbo Merrill district. VNIte at Diilton Itanrh Mrs. Sadie Fallihre of iJtkevlew spent the past week-end at the W. C. Dnl ton ranch near Malln, where she visited with Dnlton and her alttvr, Mra. Dalton. Mrs. Kalllhee returned yesterday to her home, accompanied by her youug son Jimmy, who haa been visiting at the Dalton fanch for some time. I That Essex 4 louring for $188 i down eure has a lot of extras and Is one real buy. See It at the i Howlo Motor Co.. 12th und Main To Htuily Wars First-year science students In tho classes of Mlsa .Wlihycombo and Dwlcht French will meet tonight at the high school, whom an Interesting atndy of stars and tholr formation will be studied. This Is the first outside study of astronomy ln tho science class this year, but at different positions of the stars It Is planned to have the stndenta study them with telcacopea. Asalatlnic In Office Miss Pearl Colllster Is assisting for three weeks or a month In the recording depart ment of the county clerk's office. She assumed her duties yesterday morning, due to the heavy rush of recording, which haa kept the county clerk and the deputies exceedingly rushed. , That Essex 4 touring for $188 down an re has a lot of extras and Is one real buy. See it at the Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main Sts. 1 025 KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. Well equipped and waiting for the birth of your new baby. adv. It IF YOU WANT to sell your farm or obtain a low Interest rate, long Iterm loan on same. See WISIIAUD TIF.AITY CO. 120 Bo. 7th St, Insurance Real Estate. Farm Loans Oltf WE HAVE A SIX acre tract ot ex ceptionally fine land, adjoining the auto park. S-4 mile from city limits, all nnder Irrigation. This Is an Ideal tract for a chicken ranch or track garden, or both. The price is right, and low terms. City water and lights. WIHHAKD REALTY CO. 120 So. 7th St. Insurance Real Estate. ; Farm Loans Oltl WE HAVE SOME HEAL bargains In both city and farm property. opportunities to trade or ex change. WISHARD REALTY CO. - 120 So. 7th St, Insurance - Real Estate. Farm Loans Oltl MOKERS FIVE-ROOM furniihed bungalow, garage and woodshed; large lot in Mills Addition. I'rlce $2,000: $500 down, reasonable monthly payments. Apply tol Lincoln or I'hone 630-M. FOR RENT (Con't) TWO SPLENDID residence lots on Lincoln street. Price $360 each. Apply 001 Lincoln or Phdne 638-M. FOR RF.NT Cabins to white men. See Crlllna. 724 Market. 08 N8 FOII KENT Large sleeping room. P.iltnnle for 1 or 2. Bath, phone. IH Washington. Phone 428-M. Oltf FOR SALE--Miacellaneousr HOTEL. FULLY equipped. IS rooms. More can be added. Easy terms. Restaurant in connection. An exceptional opportunity. W. F. McCollum, Dorrls, Calif. 022 N22 FOR SALE Two-room house with closed-!n porch, garase, large lot, close to Oregon ave. pavement; price $1,200, one-third down, bal ance on easy terms. Phone 636-M or call at 901 Lincoln St. FOR KALE Grocery store, doing cosh business, in growing town, with good prospects. W. R. Har ris, Chiloquin, Ore. 027 Nl FOR SALE Dry lend potatoes, 2 cents per pound at my ranch, near Hildebrand. Harry L. Mills. 025-81 Low Interest, long term farm loans WISHARD REALTY CO. 120 Bo. 7th St. Insurance Real Estate. Farm Loana Oltf FOR SALE Splendid corner lot In Hot Springs. Close in. 60x76 feet. Price $1,000. Call 801 Lincoln St. or phone 636-M. FOR SALE Beautiful new 6-room bnngnlow. be iement garage; splen did location for home; $6,250. Phone 636-31 or call' (01 Lincoln. Those desiring to beautify their homes and yards with wisely select ed ornamental trees, shrubbery and roses may have the FREE advice of an experienced landscape 'archi tect from Portland, who la visiting Klamath Falls for a short time. Phone 6, ask for Mr. Schuyleman. 024-80 Escz;4 TMiriiGig.: Lote of extras. Perfect condition. Only $188 down. Howie Motor Co,.- 12th and Main Sts. Phone. 379. 026 tOST FOR SAL!? Only a fow good lots left In M ils Addition; price $250 each. I'hone 636-M or call 801 Lincoln. FOR SALE New modern 6-room bnngalow; price $4,500; terms. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR 8ALE Lou In all parts of the city for 10 per cent down and 16 equal payments on nnpaid balance. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M. EXCEPTIONAL BUY 80 acre ranch, good knlldlngs, on high way, across road from school, all under Irrigation, part ln alfalfa. Price $4,000. Half cash, halt carried on long time "farm loan, low Interest . This Is a real isnap. WISHARD REALTY CO. ( ' 120 So. 7th St. Insurance Real Estate. Farm Loans Oltl CRIMINALS WINTER IN SOUTH, REPORT SAN FIIANCISCO, Oct. 27. The annual Invasion of California by criminals who seek a warmor clim ate for their winter operations, is under way. C'hlof of Police D. J. O'Brien Tues day Issued orders to all station cantalna. Instructing thorn to note suspicious 'characters in their dlS' trlcta. Night patrols will be doub led at once, he snld. Chief O'Brien explained that crime records had convinced him that yeggs and hold-up men nlrondy had arrived In numbers that would be Increased steadily with onclucold snap In the east. Anything you wish to sellT Or to buy? Tell all Klamath Falls about It In the economical, efflclont way through a little Klnmath Nnws Class ified Aa. Duck Hunting Today George Illsnas, accompanied by J. E. Walsh of Ashland, who Is In tho city In tho Interests of tho Woodmen ot Amor Ice, aro planning lo leave early this morning for the valley where they will spend the day duck hunting. They also hope to include a few Thlnle" Pheasants ln tholr day's built. Hiillrunil Men Here A number of railroad men from Dunamulr are in the city this week from their homes In the south Interested In Southern Pacific work in Klamath Falls. In the parly are K. H. Hornor, E. J. VnnWormer, A, F. Orcen, F. T. King lnr.cl Clute and W. J. McEuerney. Aalilnml Iluslness Visitor H. O. Kmlers. well known wholesale grocer of Ashland Is a business visitor In the city this wook from bis home In the valley. Former RmMrnt Visits J. C. Whitaker, now a realdent of Mod ford, but a former resident of Klam ath Falls, when he conducted the Whitaker Grocery, la included in the out of town visitors to spend several lnW her0 on business. It yon know of any game viola tions, call phone 684. All Informa tion will be' strictly confidential. If you want the prettiest In allk ...j,. so lo Dee flegln's Dress Shop, noxt lo Shasta Cafo. 028-S1 ment United States Department ot Agri culture, Bureau of Biological Survey. Time of Sunrise and Sunset st Lakevtew, Oregon, (120th Meridian Line). Table showing time of one-half hour before sunrise and sunset, for the purpose of Indicating when, each day during lnwful open seaaon. the hunting of migratory ame birds may begin, or must cease, respective ly, to abide by the requirements of the Federad Migratory Bird treaty act regulations. Add five minutes to sunrise and sunset for the region around Klam ath Falls. . Column headed "Start A. M." gives the time when shooting may start, as the half hour has been subtracted from the time ot sunrise. Column headed "8top P. M." gives the time ot sunset, when shooting shall cease. DATE Start A.M. Stop P.M. October 28 6:00 6:02 October 29 6:01 6:00 October 30 6:02 4:69 October 31 6:04 4:68 ALTAMONT ACRES . - Y Your last chance to bay choice acreage close to town. City water, lights and telephone and Irriga tion water. Easy terms, 20 per cent down, balance ten dollars per month. WISHARD REALTY CO. ' ' 120 So. 7th St. Insurance Real Estate. - Farm Loans , Oltf FOR SALE If yon are looking for a nice small irrigated farm, I have It for sale: 45 acres, 7 miles from Klamath Falls, with good build ings, shade trees, lawn, and every thing to run the farm goes wltb the place. Including horses Price $10,000. Call 901 Lincoln SL or phone 636-M. LOST Will toys who found Air dale pnppy, two months old, re turn to Glover's Jewelery Store between the hours of 6 and ( a and receive reward. 028-30 " HELP WANTED Female HOUSEKEEPER In family of three adults. Good wages to right party. Box 176, News. 028tf GIRL OR WOMAN wanted to help with housework on ranch. Tele phone or call. Dan Savage on -Fort Klamath road. 027 Nl LADY OR GENTLEMAN canvas ser wanted to 4ravel California. Good pay. Call Arcade Hotel after 5 p. m. S. E. Bond. O27-30 FOR SALE Splendid residence lot In good location on Crescent ave. Call 901 LlncSrn or phone 636-M. FOR SALE Some splendid lots ln Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln, FOR SALE On ot the best eom- , pletely furnished homes ln the - city. lot large enough tor an other house, yard in nice lawn, , trees, and shrubbery,, garage. - Price $6,900. $3,000 down, bal ance on monthly payments, iplen- . did location, on pavement. Call ' 901 Lincoln or phone 636-M. 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.. FOR RENT FOR RENT Three room furnish ed apartment. 521 Walnut St. 027-23 FOR RENT 3 t room house. Phone 4l-W. furnished 025tt FOR RENT; Stock or dairy ranch, also 400 acres grain land, all nn der irrigation. Apply ' J. W. Kerns, IMS Sooth 6th St. Phone 567-J, 028-81' HELP WANTED Male . WANTED Messenger Western Union. boy. Call 027-28 WANTED WOMAN WISHE8 congenial girl to share apartment. Phone 189. 02S-J3 YOUNG MARRIED MAN of dlacre lon and refinement, age 27, wishes position as chauffeur and handy man. A good mechanic. Decent living -wanes will secure my unlimited services. Box 176. 025 . WANTED TO BUY Dairy cows that will freshen soon. , Write Box 16. Dorris. Calif. 026-31 SECONDHAND bicycle wanted. Box 173. 022-28 FifflimiiEslhedl Horns T TV&al! .Three-room, completely furnish ed house to trade as first payment on larger house. Want about four- room modern bouse on pavement. B. i H. S., care News. S9tf FOR SALE Splondld ranch proper ty ln different parts ot the county. Phone 636-M, or call 901 Lincoln. TO LEASE 400 acres, extra good plow land, Under Irrigation. Will make a good deal to right party. Call 126 So. 7th street. Ask for Tappan. . 027 Nl FOR RENT First class furnished apartment, steam heated. Mc- - Carthy Apartments, 630 Pine. Phone 800. Olttf FOR RENT Nice warm mom ln . private home for one or two men. . Will furnish to snlt. Can have with or without board. ' 1S21 Crescent Ave. Oiltt' WOULD LIKE to meet party wKb. $1,500 for an automobile busi ness proposition, will furnish equal amount. Money maker if I get right party. Box 174, News. ' 022-28 r MISCELLANEOUS MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher ot piano, private lessons 1 hour a week and privilege of class work In composition, musical his tory, ear training, etc. Terms $6 a month. Studio 60S No. Srd. Phone 284-M. Residence 1000 California. Phone 790-W. OS N8 DRESSMAKING. 610 So. 6th. 07 N7 Legal Notices NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of an elocution and order ot sale duly issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court ot the County of Klamath, State of Ore gon, dated the 6th day ot October 1925, ln a certain action In the Cir cuit Court tor said county ana State, wherein George G. Fry, as plaintiff recovered Judgment against A. L. Wishard and Erma M. wish ard. and each of them, for tho sum of four hundred seventy-five Dol lnra with interest thereon at 10 from July 12. 1921, and tbe sum ot $60.00 attorney fees and costs and disbursements taxed at fifteen and 40-100 Dollars, .on the 6th day of October. 126. Notice Is hereby given that 1 will on the 6th day of November, 1925, at the front door of the Court House ot the County of Klamath, In Klamath Falls. In said Oonnty, at 2MI0 o'clock In the afternoon of snld day, sell at public suction to the highest bidder, for rash, the following described property, to wn : Lot ot block 25 of Hillside Addition to the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon taken and levied upon ns the pro perty of tho said A. L. Wlshard and Erma M. Wlshnrd and each of them, or as much thereof as may be neceasnry to satisfy the said Jtidg- in favor ui tno piuimui George G,' Fry against the defend ants, and each of them, with Inter est thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that have or may accrue. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, October 7th. 1925. BURT S. HAWKINS.' Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon. 07,14.21.28 CEUTIFICATH OK AHSl'MKH BUS INESS NAME AM) BALK OF INTEREST THEREIN of the Sections 7777 and 7779 Oregon Laws. State Of Oregon. RS. County O! Klamath. We, R. J. Sunimy, F. J. Wright and C. 9. Montellus, being first duly sworn each for himself, de poses and aays: That the said R. J. Summy did on the third dny of October, A. D. 1926, at the City of Klamath Falls.' County of Klamath and State of Oregon, grant, bargain, -sell and convey unto the said F. J. Wright and C. S. Montellus all of his right, title and Interest, consisting of an undivided one-third interest of, in and to what Is known as Tho Western Transfer Company, of 419 Main Street, Klnmath Falls, Klam ath County. Slato of Oregon. That hereafter the said F. J. Wright and C. 8. Montellus will each own on undivided one-half interest of. In and to the said W ast ern Transfer Company mid as co partners will 1"P responniine iur nnu claims against the said Company. That the Post Office Address of the said F. J. Wright and C. 8. Montellus Is Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this third day ot October, -A. D. 1925. C. S. MONTELIUS (Seal I . F. J. WRIGHT (Seal) R. J. SUMMY (Seal) Witnesses: ALLEN B. JONE9. ZELLA S. JONE3. State Of Oregon. as. County Of Klamath. Be It Remembered, That on this third day of October. A. D. 1926. before me. a Notary Public in and for aald County and State, person ally appeared R. J. Summy, F. J. Wright and C. 3. Montellus, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the fore going Instrument, and they ac knowledged to me that they exe cuted the same. In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunto sot my hand and Notorial Seal the day and year In this cer tificate last above writteu. ZELLA 8. JONES. N'ol.-.ry Public for Oregon. Mr commission expires Feb. 17, 1929. 07,14,21,28 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Depnrtnient of the Interior V. 8. Land Office st Lnkeview, Ore. September 25. 1925. Notice la hereby given that Jus- pay any and all lcgtimate bills, ortlce Denton Swift, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, who, on March 80, 1923, made Homtsead Entry. No. 011826, for lot 1, section 24, lot 1, section 30, Township S8S. double, range 7E., Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice ot intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before C. R. DeLap, Clerk of the County Court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 12th day ot November, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Ager, Jack O'Connor, jerry O'Connor, Joseph Taxaclf,, all ot Klamath Falls, Oregon. F. P. LIGHT 09 NS' Inc. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U. S. Deportment of the Interior Land office at Lakerlew, Ore. October 14, 1926. Notice Is hereby given that Hurd C. Tipton, of Olene. Oregon, who. on Oct. 15. 1920, made Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry, No. 010041, for SftSKtt. 8EHSW of Sec. 7, 8W14BWK ot Sec. 8, NWH, N'ttSWH of Sec. 17, EV4 KF. ot Sec. 18. Township 89S., Range 11 H E.. Willamette Merid ian, has filed notice of Intention to mke Three Year Proof, to es-. tabllsh claim to the land above' described, before C. R. DeLap, Clerk ot the County Court, nt Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 27th day ot November, 1926. i Claimant names as witnesses: Edward Van Antwerp, John M. Tipton. Samuel Dixon and Albert L, Marshall, all of Olene. Oregon. F. P. LIGHT. OlS N18 Register.