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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(C0ntfnuAAl.

BOOMING HOUSE. IS rooms. 2-year lease.
rooms electricity, lease. 16 rooms, 2 baths,
rent.. $40; u.25O. rooms, hot-water heat.
$1,000 II rooms, $500; $500 cash. Call $50
NV
I WILL PAY s25ObO per month for the use
OF 100000 for years: loan to be secured
Sya Sy well paying business. Address Box 120,S.
GILT-EDGE NOTES for sale, 800 up, secured
BY deed Of trust against District real and
chattel property. to yield II per cent. Write
and representative will call. Address Box 267.
p. Star ONCE.
PARTY with $40, 600 cash can connect With
going proposition with valuable franchises;
money needed for expansion. Address Box 159-
=. Star ONCE.
II. 1.1OO-Dry goods and notion bus; rooms;
AZ. good corner: rent, $65.
$aoo $$aa9o0o-Grocery; good corner; rent. $A2.
$600O-Grocery In apt. house; rent. $40.
sss0Ooe-Grocery and 2 rooms; rent, $40.
$sOO-Grocery and rooms; rent, $50.
$!'sM-Grocery and meat buss; rent, $50.
SSa'S5O-irocery and meat bus: rent. $35.
So'ooo"Grocery and meat bus; Mt. Pleasant To-
. cation; 81 500 bus. per wk.: rent, $3.50.
ssoo-Room!ng house; rooms: rent, $i5.
S1SO-hooming house; rooms; rent. $50.
S6N@Rooming house; Is rooms; rent, $50.
$SSUIkoOmng house: IL rooms rent, $S3.
$s5O-Koomng house: 10 rooms; rent, $50.
dOU-Hooming house; IL rooms; rent, $50.
Ssi'ooV|Roomng house; IA rooms; rent. $137.
$,'S0O-Sonfec and ! room; rent, $35.
$1.O0O-Confec and rooms: rent S5
$1OO-Cigar. news and shoe shine bus. good
location; rent, $50.
$5oO-Auto repair shop; good bus; good To-
cation; will sacrifice.
r. NJ. CURTIS,
COS 9th ST NV MAIN sn4a
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the alhumen and mineral substance that goes
into the egg. Feed the layers STAR MILK
NASH regularly as o dry mash. just as ii
comes from the bag. and your layers will shell
out the eggs all the year round.
To help the hens through the molt and TO
keep the layers In the pink of condition add
a little Star-Esg-O to the STAR MILK MASH
daily and get big results in eggs. STAR
EGO makes IL easy to get more eggs At
Rll dealers. or Star Food 4 Remedy Co., Ech.
ington place and Q ct. As.. Washinstoa, b. 3.
phooe North 25k.
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To Get Big Results in Eggs.

s T A X MILK
MASH is q food
rich in ege-form-
ing materials that
will cause the lay
ers to produce In
all seasons of the
year. STAR MILK
MASH contains the
elements for max
ing eggs a-plenty.
n ature provides
the yolk. and
S T A r II TLR
ii A & II supplies
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Lady's Tiffany diamond ring !;
very fine perfect cut gem; dia-
mond weighs over 81 carat !;
latest style mounting; must be
sold at once to raise cash-a big
bargain for ...... 500
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SERVICE

have been,recommended to The Star
'eaders. Any complaint found neces'
ceive prompt attention:
MATTRESS MAKING q RENOYATaSMG ~
GPDCIAL FOR FALL CLEANING o,s.h.
resses. boz springs. Iron frame .rpecsaf pricss.
SSLGhsiA sEpDiNa CO.. sis = st. ''"'
PAPERHANGING. .,, Am
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGiNG DoMS AZ. -
Sct eIpeet, p'spi sPiGEL M DECORATING DECOR CO.. $40 M
st NV. Phone Fr. 4147-J.
PAPERHANGINa. L3WEsTT ,pas PRIeEsc q c.p,sos pSs
ss't North ssa 0.,eaiass Ne;h ssssw
pArssHAss1sS p.pel eatsss ssser ''%sHA
lois Douglas ne. North 72eo-"' rssaSo asas.
PAPERHANGERs AND PAINTERS, J.,
JOB PAPERHASGlSG !SSe S1ar TO bow nw' % clean wall
paper and painted walls. Phone North 9O1s.
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING. TING
paperhanging and painting Eetima.es Eass1
Globe Decorating Co. 1914 gth q NV = ets.
PAPEaHANaINo, PAINTINe = MoPERAcTHe OBJ IXcH
ss is2s sth esame' II nW Phone North esssy oc2a'
q. g: PHILLIPS. 227 2nd ST. sE;EPH0Ss
Li1eoln sses-oalsIi, me emeens ne,ees 'ef'' ocS:
ROOMS PAPERED. Sc UP: FlRsT-CLASS
METRoPoLiTAN DECORATING CO..
616 st. NV. Fr 800:
S3NpaAsooN s8NpEasoN Z sPEAKE.
e22 n, Y. ave NV. Main 5flG. oc26.
PLTWRING AND HEATING, ,,
ssi7 S Steam f. .nd sctHs,e1 W, r. heasns puneias
boiler and power plants. Found reliable fos
?5 year. All size. Of the famous 1.ss ipdA bei1.,
in your r emises same day ordered.
7HAVE IT DONE RIGHT: GET CASEY
49,. Plumbing. Heating ...si and Timing: 1has,sa,
PRINTING.
COMPLETE PRINTING sERvIcE-wRITING.
ING CO.. INC. sis i4th St NV. N. $3.50.
RADIATOR AND FENDER EXPERTS
Lamp. tank and copper work: Repairs guaran, an
teed and reasonable. P. II. TUCKER Co;c Soo
J. Marshall pl., south court house. F: 6426-
REUPHOLsTERING 4 SLIP COVERS.
CPHOLsTERING and cabinet work done at
your home; reasonable: at once: anywhere.
W. G. HinEer. 1873 Caroline st. NV.
REUPHOLsTERINo AND THE MAKING OF
slip cover. in the better way" ,7s.
FURNITURE CPH0LSTERED: SLIP GOV
ers. feather mattress, made; Phone 10 for sam %
1907 9th NV. NJ 1994
TRUNK REPAIRING.
MINTZ REPAIRS TRUNKS. LEATHER BAGS.
ladies' handbags, etc. Call or phone MINTZ.
QS0 ct. Main 866S.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
N. A. GRISWOULD. al 11th ST NV. OP-
posite Star once. Frank. 1816-W. Umbrella
covering and repairing q specially.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES.
sHADEs-GooD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES.
ntted to your windows. S5c: the best quality Of
opaque shades. $1.15: hung free. We call with
samples. KLEEBLATT. 1Ith and II SITS. ne.
Lincoln $40.
EXPERT REPAIRING-wORK RIGHT AT
right prices. g. r. COOPER. 505h I1th ct.
Fr. 1905. Clocks called for. Jewelry repaired.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Lady's platinum diamond bar
pin, set with q blue-white dia-
monds; cost originally $3.50;
must be sold at once, big bar
gain for S15O
Evening star., 1922-10-22

The following business have to saf
sary to be made Star will receive attention
Evening star., 1922-10-22

R0OMING HOUSE. IS rooms. 2-year lease.
8 rooms. electricity, lease. 10 rooms, 2 baths,
rent. $76; 81 ,250. Q rooms, hot-water heat.
$1,000. II rooms, $500; $500 cash. Call $50
Evening star., 1922-10-22
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

Lady's platinum dia m O n d
ring; diamond is very fine per-
feet cut gem; weighs l carat and
"a; cost originally $500; must be
sold at once for .S525
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Building Materials from our
immense wrecking operations
from Army Camps, Government

wal O1IICCS anu SUI pfuS SdIcS
throughout the country permit rs to offer yea
practically new materials At q wonderful sav.
Ing. Lumber of all kinds. sash. doors. window
room outfits. white toilets, b.th tubs, Wash
basins. radiators. pipe. kitchen s!nks. electric
fixtures for your house. new government pipe.
less and hot-air furnaces IS carloads. all sizes
purchased from Uncle Sam at Camp Lee: they
were surplus property and have never been
used; they are brand new; no burnt-out grates;
no heat-warped parts; no broken parts: sold to
you at q wonderful saving.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

1~ AO1A0WAuk UUSluCSS SOtASSA us
and guaranteed satisfaction to Star
,, sary to be made to The Star will r
=. 4AITgT9M0RILE Az IGNITION. NTC:
@ieisns: oh1ciaI service. Deieo, Kis1on. Remy.
9'ssss 1885, S;:eG = sss ,s iss
soae: n DRkr9 }sss 5nS i1sS Its sT Nv
Gese:; GGst:; s.s,%: ss.m: P.xseto.; G..yDsvi. siioa.
eooee Johns Aanvtlle speedometefs.
ropnA AnUToM0aTLE REPAIRING.
sTEuA RTsA RTAtnIn,; nn ns; RADIATOR REPAIRndNG,: M ns,
Al ALI. MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED
AIEI ards zee IN 1. - E!seeln s1Sn:5: nelo.
p"ir;nr nIrS AND Al CHEvRoLET EXpERTS; RI;
Motor CO.. Ills Irving % Il. NV. col. iis7.
rsr,.r ror CYLINDER for burning carbon. owner T.
inn. mve pisrs and wires: frosen eyiindere. cast.
st: ~. Phon. N. 4sas. sa a. o0'e"''' <'' '1''
,rrARPENTEns AND BUTLDER6.
tJmoMpr tJnnMp1 SERVICE AND CAREFUL ArTEN-
sAN'L E. wiILIAMsseS, M sesS'. Zoe nGs's St. % NV.
North 5l2J "a
GARAGEs BUILT. ALL TYPES. BRICK OR
1d,s sis' ns s:tgssia ssin s7ss sasfs. 8.
n adssi a,ad, r: 9. NEwLEN. i7os sid st. ne.
- ooes-y. between and pm.
Gent Gs0 r. r,.nH sIhLEy; sal III ST NV: BASE
Resso,,b1a btanx ns s7o2. Small jobs specially
New, NEW WORK, 1oRR,Ne: REMob.LINe:
Noith capitol ST. Phone N. 8272-J.
- ecAarET xan CLEANING 4 WAsHIyG:
sGsssIs Ssssi.s! s!ses Phcne " ios AMERicAN AND
aAyE n SE Y9gk sgk.GsA CARPETS AND Rgos CLEAN:
Phone 4 aaas E.tn.te. Oh sae.1fuilz I III si1.n: ="
CHAIR GAMING.
CHAIR GAMING. PORCH ROCKERS.
A., spitntered: Upholsterinx.
1888 10th st. nv. franklin 74ss.
zLncrn1c1HHI 1HHIESTR1G ESERHwS YeRki sFstiiAn1zB IN
Eiads pav1s wis 1sss s- 1s.s aso 81. .esl SSH q - .
sMsIElDE.TMoMEY We s.l,! ELECT: co.; 40 BOND
de.fsd fhons ~ sss4 given
ssPEcIALIsTs IN FINISHED HOUSE Wiz.
EhHc sHoF :i1 s;e o;s apDnesa; s %
ENGINEER AND DIR AFTsMAN.
THERE'S NO PLACE like HoME.'
GSns tssn anS tell me your ides: Of home
wise the construction for you.
HOMES SPECIALITY.
L. ". RIGGS,
40 Bond bldg Main 1924.
CAL between IL am. and pm. and and 4
pm. 24s
FLOORS REFINIsHED.
OLD FLOORS MADE NEW - PLANED,
scraped. highly polished. New floors laid. J. G.
PRICE BRO. 0l2 9Th NV. FIR. 7563-W. 3s
INTERIOR DECORATING.
JULIUS LANsBURGH, 1885 n sT.-DRA.
peries. cretonnes. mohairs. window shades up
6ol.tery furniture slip covers window screens.
MIRRORS RESILVERED.
YES! 1 GUARANTEE TO MAKE EYESORE
mirrors lastingly bright II you send them to
CHAS. J. HARDEC, 46 H NV.
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Gentleman's scarfpin; has 9
blue-white diamonds, and is per-
feet cut; cost originally $225 !;
must be sold at once for. .S11O.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
FOR sALE-MISCELLANE0us.

DIAMONDS. BTC-COntinued
WE WILL close out the following articles
that have been used, but are good as new:
Seven. stone cluster ring. full cut blue-w white
diamonds. mounted in platinum. SEQ.
Three stone ring, blve-white diamond, weigh.
ing " carat each, $125.
Bar pin with seven full-cut diamonds solid
platinum mounting, Sl1O
Oppenheimer & Shah,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
AGRICULTURAL
INSTRUCTOR TO
VISITS SCHOOLS
si..risl ~ The News

tfsertsl ~ The News
CANYON. April s--lrofcssor !. ~.
Rutland. assistant director Of vocation.
al agriculture Tor high schools In
Texas. viii spend from saturday. April
\. until April H. In the Panhandle Wis.
iiing schools that are interested In this
lin. uf work. hut have not ~ yet go.
tablished II In the course.
Hereford. ranpa. lockney and Alton
are among the towns that have asked
MIR Rutland to visit their schools with
the intention ~ establishing vocational
agriculture to help them solve the hoy
problem.
Frank u. Phillips. head ~ the voca.
tional agricultural branch NJ tho nor
nal. states that through his experience
IN this line Of work he finds that this
course IN not only valuable learning Ia
Judge live stock IN Texas. hut that u
ties the school more closely To the
farmer. ~" states that many times he
has seen boys quit school fur lack of In
tsrcst In the work and then cnroll and
become first class students when given
n chance Ia study the practical courses.
Mr.. Rutland iH very eager 90 Inspect
the shop work that Il being done by
the vocational agricultural class In
West Texas State Normal College.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
Commissioner Elected.

CLARENDON. April s.-H. W. Tay.
lor and W. A. Massie were reelected
rs city commissioners by a large ma.
jority yesterday. there being nc oppo.
sition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
FOUR TRUSTEES
SELECTED FOR
CANYON SCHOOL.
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The Nevs
CANYON. April ST. V. Slack. A.
y. Burgan. II. +. Jarrett and q. q. Eos
ter were elected trustees Of the Canyon
public schools The names of these
men were submitted by the three re-
naming on the hoard and they were
almost unanimously elected.
There were SC votes cast and nearly
all voted for these men.
A meeting was held Tuesday night
at which the new board elected the FOL.
lowing officers:
President. q. q. Foster: vice presi.
dent. J. A. Guthrie: secretary. c. w.
Warwick. The following committees
were appointed: Teachers-Jarrett.
Warwick. Financc-Guthrie. Warwick,
Brogan. Grievance-f'ry. Slack. Jar
rett. Warwick. Bursnn.
Guthrie. House and Grounds-Fry
Guthrie. Burgan. New School Build
ing-warwick. Jarrett. Foster.
II was decided not TO elect any new
teachers until a superintendent Is elect
cd. Miss Lena Periman. Miss Lois Mel.
son and Ruth Dau were all reelected
at the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
Fl0YOADA LEGION POST
CONDEMNS KU KlUxeRS


crtrtai "a Inv NtN
FLoyDADA. April s.-The McDer'
mott Post 81 the American Legion AZ a
business meeting and smoker held In
the legion hall here Monday night
passed resolutions by a unanimous vote
% the membership present condemning
the Ku klux Khan and assuring the
sheriff Of Floyd county their assist
ance In case the Khan should attempt
to organize or parade In Fioydada.
The Legion discussed plans for the
building 81 new Legion hall here. and
a committee was appointed to invcsti'
gate getting n lot and tn &c; estimates
on the cost Of the building they have
In mind.
A smoker was given following the
business meeting. at which a number
of guests were present other than L.
gion members. sheriff J. A. Grigsby
made a talk thanking the legion for its
offer Of assistance against the ku kiux
Khan. Music Tor the evening was fur
nishcd ~ the Floydsda Four orchestra
Refreshments were served and q num-
her Of boxing bouts staged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

A new proccss has been discovered
whrehx aloohol and yeaxi can b. made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

tors this quarter. The tractors vary
In sizes and makes In order that the
students will become familiar with all
the leading tractors that are used In
farming on the Plains.
The J. I. Case Company recently sent
an eight.foot tandum disc harrow TO
the agricultural department to be used
In the class work. This makes a com.
plge line Of farm machinery. com.
prising all makes that will he used on
the average farm for all the differcn;
crops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
NEWS FROM CANYON CITY
CANYON LEAGUE
TAKES Up PLAN
FOR AUTO CAMP
Special 10 The Nevs

spectral 70 Inc News
CANYON. April s.-The weekly
luncheon OF the Commercial League
was held at the Canyon cafe with A. J.
Arnold as leader. Mr.. Arnold urged
that the tourist camp ground project
be taken uD at once no that II might
he established In the near future.
Fred II. Ives. chairman OF this com.
mittee, reported that the land offered
by Mr. Hill was now available. and
that with few hundred dollars the
grounds could be equipped with lights.
water. etc. Mr.. Arnold agreed 10 fur.
nish lights free. provided the posts and
wire are furnished.
MIR. Arnold gave a lengthy discus.
sion on the history Of the light plant
In Canyon In which he explained the
cost and difficulties OF the plant. He
slated ssiat. due 10 the fact that freight
rates and fuel have not been reduced
mucn, that II II impossible for him 70
lower the light rates. though when
other prices come down the people OF
Canyon will not have 20 ask MIR. Arnold
To lower his rates.
President J. A. Hin protested against
some OF the signs that were being nj.
lowed TO 70 up In Canyon. lie stated
that the one near the normal was a
menace. both to cur drivers and be.
cause OF the pictures that were placed
OH t.
j. W. Reid. mayor. was asked TO con.
Ter with the sign companies and the
one near the normal win be moved.
The league will meet at the American
Hotel next Tuesday for a business see.
sion and report OF the plans for the
equiping OF the tourist camp ground
VIII be presented by the following com.
mittee: Fred II. Ives. J. w. Betesk
and W. J. Flesher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

Practically all farm work In swedei
In done by electricity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
OUSLEY TO Give
talk At NORMAL
COLLEGE may 8
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The News
CANYON. April s.-clarcncc onslcy.
former assistant director Of vocational
agriculture. now a candidate for 4. =.
senate. will begin n tour Of the towns
In the Panhandle May 9.
Friends Of Mr.. Ousley In Canyon
have arranged for him 90 lecture In
Canyon. May 2. He viii address the
student body 81 the Normal at the
chapel exercises nj 10 o'clock May ..
then make a political speech at the
court house at II O'Clock. Mr.. Ousley
will 20 from Canyon 10 Hereford. and
plans to visit all the other towns Of
the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
LONCHORNS AND
ACC|ES TO HOLD
JOINT BANQUET
Slsrial io The News

Srsval io The News
CANYON. April S--Tcxas University
and Texas A. aud NJ. club will give a
banquet nj Cousins Hall Thursday
evening. April II. 4. w. Orton. prc-i.
dent IL the club. viii bc In charge ~
ceremonies. 4 numlrr ~ speakers rep.
resrnting not only these two schools
but various other colleges In Texas
will h. included In the program. These
speeches. however, viii not interfere
with the feed according 10 a remark
made BY Mr. Orton.
President J. A. iiill win h. the main
speaker for the evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
JUDGE PRAISES SHERIFF
FOR K. K. K. OPPOSITION
srerlsl 10 Thu News

srecisi Ia Ths News
FLOYADA. April S-The Floyd
county grand jury for. the February
term Of court pdJourncd Saturday after
a q day session. during which 'tiipc
u mis'lcmcanor and ~ felony indict.
mcnts were returned.
In Its report To Judge u. G. Joiner
the grand jury commended Sheriff !.
a. Grigsby and other officers for their
stand against the Ku klux Khan In
floyadada and FLOYD county. and said
among other things: I'VE wish 10 com.
mend the sheriff and our district and
county officers for the efforts they are
putting forth In prosecuting those who
violate the law. and especially for the
stand they are taking In keeping down
In this county such disorder and terror
N the ku Klux Khan Ii causing all
over the state"
Practically all farm work In swedei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
new TRACTOR
RECEIVED BY
! AC DIVISION
Special TO The News

Special to The News
The apartment OF agriculture at
West Texas, State Normal College has
Just received n new tractor from the
Minneapolis Tractor Company OF ANA.
rilio to be used In class instruction.
This makes n total OF seven tractors
Tor the agricultural department to be
used In the class that II studying trac.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13
SLUMP ~ SUGAR PRICES
ClTs HAWAIIAN ENiORrs

HONOLULU. 7. H.. Feb. i5--Tnc
crratic slump encountered by the
price of raw sugar In 1921 was re-.
flcct"d In IN. announcement of cu.-
toms officials that 'hc value oi ca
ports OF the Hawaiian Islands to
tho mainland United States had
dropped from tls?.3s3.lsS IN 1890
To S7i,s6y.il5 IN 1874.
The heavy docr"as" was due IN
the main TO the sugar slump. Al
though th. 1921 shipments ~ the
commodity were only sac tons
lcss than the i??o cargocs. tho
value OF the 1891 production Was
Ii7so5,95l. aV compared with
Si5S.TI?.2a7. the value OF the 1890
crop.
Canned pineapple, the other Inn
poFtant pr,duc, ol 'ha islands.
showed decrease Of $4,000. 600
in exports from 1920, 'be 1927
,hlpm"n, value BoinE Slo,sUj,tG.
q, ugains, s29.i76,IOf FOR 1870.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13
WILL HELP MOTHER NATURE
RETURN TO NORMAi.CY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i3--for'
est rangers viii have new duty
during the coming year, II will bc
their task To help Mother Nature
return To normally
They have been instructed To help
eradicate civilization In tho noun
tains and forests by carefully paint
ing out any signs. advert tisemcnts.
or religious comments which enter
prising persona have painted on the
rocks.
They viii bc furnished with SOW
eral sorts OF rock-col0rcd paint,
and will. In their spare time. pro-
coed throughout their districts
painting out tho work OF those who
have employed nature nv u bill
board.
Even religion will not be spared.
For u number OF years u sect of
"rcliyious nuts" has gone through
tho mountains painting BE Pro-
pared to Meet Your God" Jesus
Saves" and similar cheering COM
ments on rocks near especially dan
gerOus turns on pcrilous mountain
roads.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13
ZINE MANUFACTURERS
NAME OREGON MEN

SPOKANE. wash, Feb. i3.-E.
". Pollcys. Missoula. Mont, was re-
elected president OF tho Western
Pine Manufacturers association al
the closing scssion OF tho organisa-
tons annual convention here. and
Ray Wilson. Deer Park. Wash, was
reelected vice president. Earl
Stoddard. Perry. Ore. was elected
treasurer.
Directors for various districts
were elected M follows: Walter s.
Rosenbcrry. Rose Lake, Idaho: W.
e. Lubrccht. Monncr. Mont: W. C..
Gcddcs. Portland. Ore.
A. W. Cooper. Portland IL Sec
retary manager OF the association.
and It was stated that he will re-
tain that position,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Not Coal Land
OF THE INTERIOR
Z. 5. LAND oFrICE. at Lakeylow,
OreEon. llnnary "a. i9e2.

Oregon. January 60. 1892.
NOTICE IN hereby given thar
Jpha u. McCullry. OF Malia. OREGON.
Who, or April 2Gth. 1917. made
l!oug tcad Eg'ry. Act o! June Il.
1909 No ol0lHS. f1r ~: OF XVI 4.
Section 81. Township IL South.
Range - east. Willamette Meridian.
hls ii"l motto. Of intention 10 make
final 'hrvryplr Proof. 20 establish
claim 20 he land above described.
before e.. Il. Dclgp. Clerk O: County
Court, a. Klamath Falls. Oregon. on
the lt'h day OF Myr,a. 1879.
Claimant name, MS Witnesses
j. D.. Jacobs, Chas. stokes, =. d..
Smith. and Il. \ Fog,r, all OF Malln,
OrpEun.
OGa'sISd In klamath Herald.
Klamath Fails, oregon, Tor five con.
scCuIiNv Mcrks,l
y l.. LIGHT. REGISTER.
Ian. 80 Feb. G-i3-20-2,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13

above d,sGr.hcd. before E II. Deiap.
Clerk Ci County Court. at Klamath
E.i!s. Oregon, on the 18Th day OF
March. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Stokes, X. A. fogic. J. n.
McCulley. aud Joseph l.. Jacobs. all
OF Malin. Oregon.
tPublished for five consecutive
weeks in IA. Klamath Herald, q"
Klamath Falls. Oregon,
i y. LIGHT. Register.
Jin 80 Fah G-l3-2y.2.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13
NOTICE FOR ICRlICNTION
Not Coal Land
DEPARTMENT. Or THE interior

7. s. LAND OFFICE, a. Lakeview.
oregon. January 25. is22.
NOTICE IL hereby given that
Joseph l.. Jacobs. Of Malin. oregon.
who. ol April 20. 1917. made Home
stead Entry. Act OF June II. 1909.
No, 0l0ss'. for 81. OF swx being
Lots II and ~ Section Is. Town.
ship <i south. Range AZ east. VII.
lamette Meridian. has tiled notice OF
intention 10 MAKE final threa,year
Proof. TO establish claim to the land
above described, before G.. X. DcLap.
Clerk ot County Court. NJ klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the 18th day of
March, is2s,
Claimant names is witnesses:
Charlie. stokes r. -. smith. r A.
Fogla. and q. T.. Mccullcy, all OF
Maln Oregon.
Publshrd for five consecutive
weeks IN the klamath Herald,
klamath Falls, Oregon
L, p. LIGHT. Register,
Jan, 80 Fob 6-l3-2o,a7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13
OREGON LUMBER SHIPPED
10 SOUTH AFRICA

PORTLAND, Feb. i3.--G. v.
Gates a Co have chartered the
schooner Edward II. West to load
lumber on tho Columbia river for
movement 20 South Africa. The
rat. is given ~ $3.50 thousand
feet.
Movement ~ lumber from fhc
Columbia river 10 South Africa has
been light during the fast few
months. as compared with busy
periods OF iCTmcr yea.s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-13

How lid Jones ios" ,h-'fIngcra of
his right hand"
Put them In th" mules mouth tC
find hIw many teeth he had
And then what happened
The mule closed his mouth 10 ~c
h,W many fingers Jones had"