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Pare Six
Bonanza Resident
Dies as Result of
Blood Poisoning
John ' Waldo Hull, aged 4 7. a
well known resident of llie Ilonantn
district, died nt a local hospital yes
terday following an infection uf
the arm which developed Into blood
poisoning.
Mr. Dell was born at Talent.
Oregon, and waa the ton uf Mr. and
Mrs. Jefferson Dell. A number of
years ago he located in the Bon
anta district and has since been en
raged in farmiug. He was extreme
ly popular with his friends and ac
quaintances and his demise la sin
cerely mourned ly a multitude of
people.
In addition to his wTdow deceas
ed la survived by two sons, Vern.
of Klamath Tails, and T. J. Dell,
of Talent.
Remains are at the mortuary of
Twoey Harrington. Announce
ment will be made later.
Realty Transfers
Mary F. Strickland ct al to An
drew Jackson Connolly. Trst. QCD.
(M, and B. description). Nichols
Addition. IU. lot 7, block 49.
M. L. Poland et ux to T. H. Allen
(M. and B. description). Hot
Springs Addition. Pt. lot 8, block
11.
F. W. Burdens lo Clara A. Ba
ker. Hillside Addition SWly 20 feet
lot 1!, block 43.
Mary Cowen Jackson et al to O.
R. Olson. Indian Deed. 8250 con
alderation. Second Addition to Cbil
oquin, lot 1, block 8.
Mary Cowen Jackson et al to
Mrs. Hasel A. King. Indian Deed.
(250 consideration. Second Addi
tion to Chlloquin. lot 2. block 8.
Karl Small et al to S. O. John
son. Correction Deed. XWli of
section 33, township IS. range 10.
A. M. Collier et al to Fred C.
Murphey. Railroad Addition, lots
13 A. 12A. 12B. block 7.
Mary Cowen Jackson et al to C.
A. Marino. Iudian Deed. Second
Addition to Chlloquin, lots 3, 9. 10,:
blocks 8. 4.
C. A. Marino to Ada Bull Pear
son. 1404.95 consideration. Sec
ond Addition to Chlloquin. lot 3.
block 8.
Annie Rebecca Thatcher et al to
1. E. Bean. QCD. Ewauna Heights
Addition, lots I, 2, 3, block IS. '
Mary F. Strickland et al to L.
E. Bean. QCD. Ewauna Heights Ad
dition, lots I. 2. 3. block IS.
George D. Liudley. Ad;nr., to L.
E. Bean. Admr. Deed. $325, con
aideration. Ewauua Heights Addi
tion, lots I, 2. 3. block 18.
Horace M. Manning. Guard, to L.
E. Bean. Ewauna Heights Addition,
lots 1, 2, 3, block IS.
FALLS BUSINESS COLLEGE
409 Mala St.
BOOKKEEPING. BANKING. EX
PERT ACCOUNTING. TVPINO,
AUDITING. SHORTHAND
TELEGRAPHY
The following is a list of a few
of the graduates of BUTTON'S
ui COLLEGE main school,
holding positions in coast cities:
Wyman Hilland. Business Man
ager, Seattle Times. Edward Ness,
auditor. Tacoma National Bank.
Edward Hagen. secretary Fruit
Growers' Association, Iemon Grove,
Calif. Olive Morley. office manager,
A. C. Haag. Auto Tractor Co.. Sal
em. Ore. Doris Riches, State House,
Salem. Ore.
We mill give you a complete. Sec
retarial or Menographle course and
place you in a position in three
months. Day and Night School.
Tf you know of any game Tlola-
uons, can poone tS4. All Informs.
tlon will he atrlrtiv confidential.
Fraternal Order o
Eagles
Will meet e7ery
Friday evening in
the Moose Hall at
7:30 P. M.
WOOD
The slight advance in prices
of wood hare increased rathor
than decreased the buying.
A slight decrease In the
production of wood at the
mills has cut the supply until
we are a few days behind
with deliveries.
At tho present time we are
not selling wood to be loaded
In trucks or wagons other
than our ow-n. '
Please be patient If your
order la not delivered at once,
we are trying hard to serve
you promptly.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to born"
41 Mala fit. Phone B3
PERSONALS
; Mrs. H. P. Kller. who has been day. for Eugene where they will
in New York for the past tno'speud the week-end at Homo Cum
months visiting with her parents: Ing.
and many friends, will return Sun
day from the cast.
Mr. and Mrs. John Houa'.oa. Miss
Margaret Worden and Vls Mav -
belle Leavitt left at noon yester-l
126 So.
, Amoug tho Klamath Tails res1
dents attending Home-Comlng week
end at Eugene, is Harry Mesaner,
iwho left Friday for the collere.of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Clover,
illy. Messuer Is affiliated with' is III at the family homo auffcr-
EXTRA MONEY
WHERE IS THERE A MAN with a family who is not anxious to make ex
tra money. To provide a better living and a better place for his family to live. A
place where his children can help in a small way to help make the living, and
thereby help to teach the children to be self dependent. A place where the entire
family will be halthier and happier. WE HAVE JUST THAT PLACE.
An Altamont Small Farm
A 2, 3, 4, or 5 acre tract of the finest quality land with all city conveniences.
And here is a real piece of news for you.
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On one of our choicest tracts a model poultry farm is being erected to be con
ducted by one of the foremost poultry specialists and agriculturalists in the state.
This man has had years of experience in guiding and advising folks along agri
cultural and allied lines and he will help those on our tracts who go in for poul
try raising, truck gardening, etc.
And where could you find a place where there is a better market and bigger
demand for what you can raise than right here in Klamath? Think of it! More
than 85 per cent of the eggs used here are shipped in. The manager of one pro
duce company stated yesterday that his company had shipped in over 700 cases of
eggs in the last three weeks, and the demand for more eggs growing every day.
Think it over! Here is a real opportunity within the reach of anyone who
really wants to get ahead. ; ,
We are selling this land at a price far below the price of any other subdiv
ision land of the same quality and of equal distance from the city, and at terms
to suit the purchaser.
We know you can't beat our prices and terms. Come in and LET US PROVE
IT TO YOU.
WISHARD REALTY CO.
7th St.
Saturday. October 2:, li2l
! Ml ' .. . . " 1 1 i i awt iaaa si i
I Kappa Sigma on the V. of t).
campus.
V.lxa Krnuces llowurd left this
morning tor Medtord to spend the
week-cud with her Ml renin. Mr. and
Mrs. t'hnrlea I. Howard of the
valley city. Mix llowurd Is em
plovml nt llio stage office of How
ard Hell.-
Miss Martella Clover, daughter
j ing from an altnck of cold and
I luflilensa.
Kidney llaysllp and Wendell
Lawrence, both nffllluled with Hlg
I ma Nil on tho I'ulverslty of Oregon
j campus, left tor Medtord yesler-
ilitj morning after spending the
' l ast tew days here. From .Med
1 ford they will drlvo north In Ku
gene to spend Home Coming woek
jend. Lawreuco la the son of Itev.
innd Mra. K, II. t.areiu'e. former
ily of Klamath Fulls when they were
In cliurgu of the rreshylerlun
church.
Itoland I Irti' li. son uf Mr. and
Mrs. tieorn I'lrl.li. Is III ut tho fam
ily resldeii.ii on Conger avenue,
suffering from nil alluck of In
flammatory rheumatism which phy
slrluns fear will keep him confined
lo his home for at lenal a month,
Itoland Is a freshman nt Klamath
county high m-liool.
For results ua Newa Claaa Ada,
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