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Floridn-SaIe or Rent.
Don't YOU want
FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE

FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE
Home or Investment?
Temple Terraces. suburban to Tampa, the
Metropolis OF South Florida, offers orange
grove tracts OF ]. 2l5, and 10 acres planted
TO the marvellous Temple orange, the finest
orange ever grown, at reasonable prices on
easy payments over years. We will accept
4o9o OF these payments in fruit from your
own trees during this period.
CLASS DEVELOPMENT IN FLORIDA
NOTHING LIKE IT-NONE TO COM
PARE OR COMPETE WITH 1T.
the BucKEYE NURSERIES, of Tampa. the
largest exclusively citrus nurseries in the
world. established $780, with AZ years record
OF success. This insures successful profit
able results. to 10 acres will bring you
good income for life. Our New York office
has the finest equipment in the U. S. to
display citrus fruit growing. Call. write
TEMPLE TERRACES, INC. Dept. Q,
40 T.. 4lst st. (near Madison av.).
Murray Hill 6040.
LARGE acreage. Indian River; high, rich
land for fruit or farming: fine for
w VALENTINE. s73 4TH Av.
MAKE one OF our Florida party March 81
and inspect our 10 acre orange grapefruit
groves: Cost: including transporta aI ton hotel.
HOVER. 212 Broadway. N. Y.
California-SaIc or Rent.
BUY 10 ACRES
In Southern California.
Large tract suitable for apples, pears
grapes: now being subdivided one-sixth cash,
10 years terms; information upon request;
deal direct with owner.
Leona Valley Subdivisions.
Care +. d. HALL,
Box 1882. Station c.. Los Angeles.
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Borough Of Queens.

GARDEN apartment In Jackson Heights,
large, light, airy rooms and 2 baths beau
tifully furnished: n most desirable home
with country life In the city. restricted COM
munlty; on subway; % minutes from 42d
at. $3.50 per month April to October. Phone
ScUfFF. Newtown 23Gi.
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REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

WESTF1ELD, N. J.-Pretty home, rooms.
tiled bath, electricity, &C.; garage; plot
I5x1T5; restricted residential section; eight
minutes to trains, trolleys. &C.; VIII sacri-
flee at 1000. Address OWNER, Box 1870.
Herald. Fulton st.
WESTWOOD, Hillsdale-Under foreclosure,
room modern house: parquet floors, tiled
bath. sun parlor. garage; chicken house.
little cash; photographs. HOVER, 2l2 Broad
way, New York
70 acre tract, Railway, 10 miles from city:
excellent for subdivision; free and clear:
price $500 per acre; consider exchanging for
income property; add cash. WOLFE CO.,
200 Broadway.
$50 acres, bungalow or colonization sites !:
fronts bay and. State ocean boulevard. FOX.
219 North American Bldg. Philadelphia.
50 .500-s rooms, corner plot, 115xl35: gas.
electricity. bath. sleeping porch, open fire
place, garage. shade trees; As minutes to
Erie Il. r.; $1,000 cash. p. o. Box 134.
Cresskll n. y.
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Long Island.
New Jersey.

FURNISHED apartment, practically new
bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath; five
minis. from station. Phone Jamaica 4593-W.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

APARTMENT 10 rent, beautiful Sea Gate
bathing: also one or two single rooms.
Box 2s, 326 9th st. BROOKLYN
ST. MARKS AV.. near New York av.-
Beautifully furnished room suite. high
class apartment house, Sl25 per month.
BULKLEY q HORTON CO., 5SJ Nostrand
av., near Dean 1t. o. offices).
SEVEN sunny rooms. completely furnished.
modern; garage; residential location; block
subway: summer and winter home; $f25.
Gchuvier -GQf
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westchester.
TEA SHOP.

on main automobile road through New York
10 Connecticut and Massachusetts,: opposite
NJ Y. Athletic Club. Sisters Three" 133
Pelham road. New Rochelle, N. Y.
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New Jersey.


NEWARK, N. J.
100R Store Locations
on Broad st. nothing better TO be had; ideal
for mems lines, jewery. florists, book store,
piano warerooms. KRAEMER, 40 Broad
at. Newark, v. ].
TWO desirable floors. 25x60 aach suitable
for light manufacturing; steam heat, eiec-
trio power: In business center. . minutes
from Pennsylvania Railroad station. s.
HARRIS, IA Main st, Railway, NJ. j.
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SIX room flat furnished. private house
beautiful view. on Boulevard. near Manhat-
tan av. Jersey city under condition to pur-
chase furniture Sii Herald Fulton ~.
An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORh
HERALD offers q real possibility Of
recovering your lost property,
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PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
~ 90 special farm bargains In ". j.. ~
about 5000 or less, ask for supplement u.
ELoCUM FARM AGENCY, f5t broadway.
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FIVE room apartment with all modern im-
provements 10 sublet, either furnished or
unfurnished: deslrably situated for physician
or dentist. on first floor, on University n.y.,
near Fordham road Bronx. For details
phone Fordham a6I9.
UNIVERSITY Av.. 1895. Bronx-Modern
cozy rooms. bath. full housekeeping.
ETrpsf
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Pcnnsyivan MIA.

MOUNT POCoNo, PA.
For rent, attractive furnished cottages and
bungalows, with improvements.
II. Il. MERwIN. Mount Pocono, Pa.
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New York.

GARAGE for sale. State road, holds 20 cars,
living apartments above; did s26, 900 buri-
ness last year: equipped; possession. DAVID
N.wIT,BER. 10 Market St, ,Poughkeepsie, NY.
STORE TO RENT.
Grocery store in village Of Bangall, N. Y;
fine central location, with living rooms over
store: store suitable for most any business
desired. JOHN ". BULLS JR.. Bangali,
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SIX ROOM COLONIAL HOUSE, ready June
! (: wonderful Views; price $1,000. terms.
$3.50 down, balance like rent. Room 40i. iJ2
West 42d st Bryant 29i5
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Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to East River.

AVAILABLE immediately-Six large rooms
and bath, Madison av., near Goth ST. rea-
sonable rent. REGENT REALTY co. 80
West 4od st
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Massachusetts.

CAPE COD, MASS.
Ocean front bungalows moderate rents.
$. w. BAIL. SO PINE ST. N. Y.
FOR RENT SEASONS room cottage fur
nished. Cape Cod Bay, Sandwich. Mass:
all city conveniences. centrally located be-
tween town and beach. For particulars
apply Box 80. Sandwich, Mass.
IN the Observation-Disclosures house to rent
for summer: all modern conveniences ga
rage. Address Mrs. J. A. vREELAND, 50
Holmes road. Pittsfield, Mass
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If you are looking for country summer
home. longer II desired, small private fam
lily 1.-TWO adults) will rent two well furnished
connecting rooms: convenient TO railroads
and excellent board specially desirable;
available April I. For details address EN-
CEPTIONAL, Box 207 Times, Montciair
N. J. References exchanged
LAKE HOPATCONG-Cottage 8 rooms: ga
rage boat privilege location unexcelled: :
rent $500. w. ALANSON ALEXANDER, 500
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

STORE for rent in the American Law Book
Company Building, Flatbush Extension
corner of willoughby ST.. 5000 square feet.
possession May 1. 1922. Apply II. l.. BUT
LER, 2T2 Flatbush Extension. Telephone
Main sO75
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IIii stan,

\ production whi,h has attracted
wider attention than any that has
hrrn produced IN years, b'caus" n Ia
the result of a reunion ut three fac
tors which produced the most sue
,ruNm picture ever released H. an
nuuncrd as tho attraction that is
coming Ia the star theatre tomorrow
The picture ia Molly o.. pro-
du,rd by Mack Sonncit, starring
Mabel Normand aud directed by r
Richard Joncr The same thr"" p""'
plr produced Mickey which was
shnwn IN more theatres and 10 NOR"
nrnuIc than any motion pictur" pro
ductiuu up 20 IN" present time. Mr.
Sonnrtr began planning the present
production ~ soon ~ Mickey PROV
,d itself the enormous success whi'h
II became. but II was not until last
yrar that he was abl. tn sccur" IN"
services ~ Mps Normand aud MI
Innrg 10 begin Molly o.
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2AzE89fjbB$'
Iiiit SI'itNNi,

tn" new conway Tcnrlr picture,
"ShnduwH Of the Scn," which " Hcho-
dulrd Tor u showing ~ tho Strand
theatre tonight waA written by Frank
lpzcy. non of Charles T. nnzry ~.
mouH playwright who put the fam.
lly nam" into American theatrical
tradition when h" wrote the impor.
inhnhic Hucc"ra. In ola Kentucky"
IN writing shadows ~ the Sea -
for the ucr"pn young Mr.. Dnz"y ~
said 10 have introduced u "rlrH Of
Incidents aud elements that promise
tu place this new Conway T"nrl"
f"liur" among the fur"noM off"ringH
nf the season Expert IN IN" matter
uf screen construction. Mr. Darcy IA.
declared iu have devised an offering
that uniiHfirg the d"sIr" for enter.
iuiumunt 10 the fullest extent. Al ~"
stand ,uniTht.
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Tiii. LIBERTY

Imun a"" lh" West, young man,
II certainly n ~ Man to Man. -
III" Universal Jewel production ~ tn"
Liberty theatre IN" broad Hwo"pH 81
unf"nrod grazing Kingdoms of Ariz'
uul luh california furnished the
background against which Harry Car
~ aud gtrnmE east Uf players w"r"
Photographed In the action of u yif.
ilr story
\ stampede uf five thousand head
uf cattle gives enough thrIll to III"
rprr,uiur ~ prove that stuart Fat
ton. The director. hasn't lost his pep
Hlnrr hr directed Conflict. PriH.
CHA beans amazing rnlyrrRal. Jewel
rtariug vehicle. which provided
th,ltrr.gu"r, with whole flock of
InrilH
Opposite the H'ar IN Man to Man"
Lillian Wlrh .nuwf what iva years IN
pictures can du u young musical
star Shr h real 'truup"r' by this
time. nrd her work yet, the mean
INK NJ 'nr rul" rntiafact"rily across.
Tho plot uf Jackson Gregory =
uu,rI furnished suitable Nchicl"
fur Curoys talent. IA" central rol"
giving the star mli opportunity for
that human sort uf characterize.
ton Tor which lr has h"r"m" famous
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-22

Proposals to purchase said bonds
will be received up TO and including
the 26th day OF June a. d. 1879. at
the hour Of 3 O'Clock p. m. and open
cd at regular meeting OF the coun-
ell Immediately thereafter said
bonds to he dated ~ of July /. 1899,
and issued IN the sum Of $500 90
each, maturing In 10 yenrs from
date of issue. optional at any cou.
pon date on and after one year from
date OF issue, and bearing interest
at the rate OF six per cent per an.
mum. payable scmi-annually princi-
pal and interest payable at the Ore
gon FDcal Agency tn ticrs York
city.
Proposals 10 purchase must be ac-
COmpanied by certified CneCk for five
per cent Of proposal, and b. urr"n.
ditional
BY order Of the Common Council
June 20, 1922.
W. ;. WILEY
Acting Police Judge OF the city rpf
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
] 2t-22-23-2i-2s
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South. Rang, Ten East: nlso Lots
IN Township ThIrty.ninc South.
Range Ten East. containing In all
Onc-IIindrod and sixty Eight ares.
And fOrecloSing the defendants
and each and all OF them Of all their
right. title. int"rnbi ana oGuitinA IN
and To the said premises, and or.
dcrinv the real property described In
said mortgage 10 be sold by the
Sheriff OF klamath County. Oregon.
IN the manner by law In cnaH of this
kind provided. ana that the proceeds
Of such sale be- applied
FIRST. TO tn" payment of the
costs and expenses OF said sale and
Of this suit.
SECOND 70 tho payment TO this
plain'iff Of the amount for which n
asks judgment herein.
THIRD That III. balance, II any
,hcro be- be deposited with IN" clerk
Of this Court for ihOs" entitled 10
II
THAT the court also dccr" that ~
such sale any party 10 this suit may
bccOmo the purchaser Of any part or
all Of said real property. and deere"
that Immediately upon the pnrchas"
~ said property. the Sheriff shall
place tn" purchaser into complete
possession Of the property ~ pur.
chased.
That the Court also deere" and dc.
clare that plaintiffs lien upon all Of
th', said real property by virtu" Of
said mortgage IL prior In tim" and
utn,rlpF I'm Tlyht Ia amy right. title.
Intcrrst. equity. claim or lien of IN"
said defendants. G"org" B Snyder,
First state and Savings Bank. u cor
poration. aud +. e. Brnmw"ll, State
Sup"rint. ndent OF Banks, In charg"
Of IN. said First State and savings
Bank. or any person or persons
claiming or 10 claim by through pr
under said defendants, or either or
any of them,
And that this Court also deere"
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house Of klamath County. In the City
~ klamath Falls, oregon, is set as
iho time and place for the hearing Of
the petition OF the Board OF Super
yiaOfB pf the Meadows Drainage dis
trict OF Klamath County, Oregon.
praying that all Of the proceedings IN
connection with the organization OF
said district, and In connection with
the Commissioners report filed here
In. and all Of the proceedings OF the
Board of Supervisors and of said Dis
irici. providing for and authorizing
the Issuance and sale Of bonds Of
said District IN the amount and to
the extent Of j25.OOOOO may he
examined. approved and confirmed
by the court, which said petition has
been filed with the Clerk OF the Cir
cult court NJ klamath County. ore.
gon
Any person interested may At any
time before Tuesday, the 2jth day OF
July a - 1922. appear and contest
the validity Of such proceedings or
any Of the acts or things therein emu
mcrated.
G.. u. DELAp.
clerk of the Circuit court ~ the
state Of Oregon for Klamath Coun.
~.
By LLOYD n. DELAP.
Deputy.
VIM. x. BROWN,
W. W. JONES.
r.. u REAMS.
Supervisors of the Meadows Drain.
age District Of klamath County.
Oregon
] 22.2g and Jy G.l3
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NOTICE on sIiEI,iFE's SALE on
ENI1,lIuIDN

Notice In hereby given that under
ana by virtue OF n Writ Of Execution
issued out Of the Circuit Court Opthe
State ~ Oregon for the County OF
klamath, IN IN" chH" or 10. u, N'llH,
PLAINTIFF, w, u. q, williams. De
fcndnnt", which Rnld Writ of Exc.
cutiOn was dated III" 2lgt day Of
February, 1922. I VIII, on the 18Th
day ~ July, ib22, ni III. front door
of the Court IIonR" OF klamath Conn.
". oregon, In the cily Of klamath
Falls. oregon, NJ the hour OF 2
O'Clock T. NJ. on said date proceed
10 sell ~ public auction. Ia the high
est bidder Tor cash. all of the right.
title ana interest OF the said l., o.
MIlls In and 10 tho following dngcrib.
cd real property. i0.wit
The Northeast quarter. the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-22
~ MMoNs FOR rvHLi' iTiON
Family <u tlsn

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM.
MATli COUNTY.
STATE thND BOARD Of the stat"
of Oregon. Plaintiff W.. y. o.. An
'huny. T. y licall. Goorg" u Snyder.
First state and Savings Bank Of
klamath Falls. banking corporation
of Oregon. and y. &. Iramw"ll. ~
Stat. Superintendent of Banks and In
charge ~ the assets and affairs OF tn"
First Stn,r aud Savings Bank Of
klamath Falls. Oregon, Defendants.
To. = q Anthony aud y. ) H.all,
defendants
~ THE NAME or THE STATE
OF OREGON, you ar" hereby sum
moncd aud required tn appear and
answer tn" complaint filed against
YOU IN IN. above entitled suit. Within
six weeks from the date Of the first
publication OF this summons IN tn"
Evening Herald. newspaper print
cd and published In klamath Falls.
klamath County. Oregon, which said
dat" IN tn. sth day Of June, A u.
1922.
You viii take notice that II YOU
TAIL tn appear and answer or other
wise plead within the said time, tn"
plaintiff viii apply Ia the Court for
the relief prayed for In It's complaint,
to-wi'.
For Judgment agains, the said de-
fondantr. +. q. Anthony and T.. ;,
Ncall for IN" sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars, with interest on said sum
from the Goth day Of March, \. ID.
1918, al the rate Of six per cent
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SPECIAL pitW EEDiNGS ~
EQUITY Va. 1855

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM.
ATU COUNTY
In the Matter Of the Petition of the
Board Of Supervisor Of the Meadow
Drainage district Of Klamath County,
Oregon. praying that all ~ N" pro.
cocdingE In connection with the or
ganization OF said district. and pro
ceedings of the Board OF Supervisors
and OF said district. providing for and
authorizing the issuance ~ bonds Of
said district. may be- examined. ap.
proved and confirmed by IN" court.
To the Meadows Drainage district
of Klamath county. Oregon. and 20 all
frocholders. legal voters and assess.
mont payers within Haid district
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the hour Of two O'Clock .. m. Of
Tuesday. the 2jth day Of July. \. d,
1922. and the court room Of the
above entitled court In the court
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that The said defendants and all per.
sons claiming Or 10 claim by, through
or under them, or either or any Of
them, shall be forever barred and
fOreclosed Of all their right, title,
interest equity, or lien ~ iaw or IN
equity, which " adverse 10 this plain
iIH. and Of all equity Of rod ,mptlOn
In, 10 and upon the said real pro
porly and upon every part and parcel
thereof and that this PLAINTIFF may
have such other and further relief a.
10 equity and 10 this Court shalt
seem meet
This Summons la published Onr" =
week for giN weeks, pursuant 10 an
order Of the Hon A l.. L"ayi'i.
Judge Of the Circuit Court UT tho
State OF oregon for klamath County.
which order IL dated June eth, a. u.
1922
FRED u. FLETCHER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Address. klamath Fails Or gun.
! S-IJ-22.2g -Jy G.I3.2U
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NOTICE nE FINAL AC,OiNT

NOTICE ia hereby given that tn"
und"rslgnnd ~ Administrator with
IN. win Annexed of IN" ogiat" of
william A. Guthrie. deceased. has
filed with IA" County Court of IN"
state OF Oregon. for klamath Coun.
~, his Final Account of ia" admins.
tra'iOn of said estate. aud that the
said Court has fixed Saturday. july
\. 1929. at 2 O'Clock T. ". ~ the
time, aud IN" County Court Room In
the Court IIouN" ut klamath Falls.
oregon. aH IN" place, Tor hearing oh.
ioctions. II any. tn said account and
IN" settlement thereof
Dated May -. 1922.
BERT &. THOMAS.
Administrator A with IN. WIN Annexed
OF III" "stnt" of William A Guth.
ri", deceased
IakaIFsggayy
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MEDICOS TO CONVENE


SPOKANE. wash, Jun" .2'--
Medical men from oregon, Wash
mrton and Idaho will attend the
first annual meeting Of the TIL
state Medical Association which
viii be- held In Spokane from July
10 \. inclusive.
Iiocausr of the nature OF the
meeting and IN" type of program
that has bccn arranged, more than
7O0 delegates are expected To make
application for membership In the
Tri,Statc association NJ the Spo'
Kan" session, converting the Pa
cIfic Northwest Medical association
into Pacific Coast association.
The Spokane meeting. II Il an
nOuuccd. X unique In that every
man on the program IL of iniorna'
tIonal reputation In HIS particular
lin" of work, Some of those who
viii take part In the program are
Professor J, &, HlOodgood. an IN
trrnationul authority ON cancer ~
II attacks women; Dr, Walter u,
Cannon, professor of physiology ~
Harvard medical school: Dr. u, e.
ROSonow Of the Mayo Foundation
for Research ana Teaching. who
will lecture on Infected Tonsils
and Teeth AZ n cause or III
Health" Dr, Frank Billings for
many years dean Of the faculty of
Rush Medical college. who viii
speak ON Problems OF Present
Day Medical Practice"
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COUNTY TREAsuWEW's NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given thar there
are funds In the County Treasury
for the redemption Of klamath roun-
~ Road Warrants protested on or
before April 26th. l922.
Interest on the same viii cease
from this date.
this 10Th day of June A. ID. 1899.
q. X. VAN RIPPER.
22-23-2i-26-27 County Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF bond OFFERING.

Sealed proposals viii be received
by the Common Council for the pur-
chase OF an issue Of f3l.9Is29 Spec.
ial improvement bonds. authorized by
Ordinance No. iIs for the improve
m"nt OF High street from 9Th 10 sth
street. and Sixth street from Pine
to High street and seventh street
from Pine 20 Washington 81.
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MUTUALLIFE
New Policy Forms
Total and Permanent Disa-
bility

Waiver of all future pre-
miums! and, in addition,
An immediate monthly
income to the insured, life
long under a Life policy,
and until maturity UNI
der an Endowment policy ;
and, in addition,
Full amount Of policy
paid at death or maturity.
Inclusion of this provi-
sion is optional with the in
sured.
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Double Indemnity

Double the sum insured
will be paid in case of ac-
cidental death.
Inclusion of this provi-
sion is optional with the in
sured. 3
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Ladies' save your fine shoes. Have
the sOlcs scwed on by hand, Jack
Frost, 9Th street, Off Main, l9tf
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Life Income

4 monthly, or quarterly,
or half-yearly, or yearly in
come, for life, If desired,
instead of payment of the
policy in a single sum.
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General Provisions

Dividends automatically
used to buy fully-paid-for
additional insurance; on
May be drawn in cash;
or
May be used to reduce
current premiums; or
May be left to accumu-
late at interest, subject to
withdrawal by the insured.
Choice of dividend use
may be made at any time;
no medical examination re-
quired.
Post mortem dividend,
beginning with first year.
Loan, cash surrender,
paid-up insurance, extend
ed insurance, after three
years premiums have been
paid.
Interest not payable un-
Til maturity of loan.
Loans may be paid off in
sums as small as $40.
Free from restrictions as
to residence and travel.
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sheriff Of Klamath County, ore.
By HURT T.. HAWKINS. Deputy.
s.Is.gg.gg- Jy u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-10

June, 1922, at the hour Of 8 O'Clock
y. NJ. Of said day, st which said time
all proposals will be- opened and con.
RIdcr"d, for the construction OF the
sewer system deBigbatcd oa tho Sixth
Unit and designed for portions of
Second Hot Springs. Canal, Nichols.
Railroad, IIOllistnr and Klamath hd-
diilOnB. IN accordance with the plans
and specifications on file with the
city Engineer Of aaid city. and on
file IN the office OF the Police Judge
Of Said city.
Tho award OF the contract 10 the
succ"ssful bidder is hereby made con
tlDgnnt upon the sale OF bonds Becca-
gnry 10 finance the Installation ot
Wich sewer unit and also upon the
approval of tho plans and Hpecifica-
ilons therefor by the State Board Of
Health.
All proposals. must be accompanied
by certified check payable 10 the
city OF klamath Falls. for five per
cent ~ the amount Of the proposal.
The right to reject any or all bids
and proposals. received under this
notice iH hereby reserved In the Com.
mon Council
By order OF tho Common Council.
Dated: juno :. 1922.
w. 4 WILEY,
j sig inc Acting Police Judge