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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
NOTICE To CREDITORS

Notice IL hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed administrator OF the estate of
William Elmer Gordon, deceased, by
the County Court of the state OF
Oregon for Klamath County, and all
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same to said administratrix at the
office of r. &. Groesbeck, lawyer,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six
months OF the date oG this notice.
Dated October 3, 1929,
ELSIE GORDON,
Administrators of Estate of William
Elmer Gordon, Deceased
o l0,l7,2iSl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, N'ck and Nrms Easily Made
smooth, says Specialist

Any breaking out of the skin. oy"n
fiery. itching eczema. can he quickly
overcome bH applying little huu-
thu-Suluhur. declares % noted skin
specialist BECAUSE OF l,s C'gn dos
truyinr pFourrilC8. this sulphur pre-
paratiun begins al once - suuthc Ir-
riiltrd skin and heal crupiions such
as rash, plmplcs and ring worm
II seldom fails TO remove the tor
mont and disagreement and pnu do
not have TO wait .ur 'cli'f from 'm-
hurraasmcnt. improvement quick.
y show Sufferers from skin
trouble should obtain TAN Gar -
kuWlDH M'nihu,Sulphur from any
good dTuErist and use u like cold
cream. ADV ,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
RHEUMATISM
Cannot Exist

in the human body II you VIII use
Trunks Prescription II Is r'dlcu-
lous, absurd and proposterous, IN
fact, il is q pity and a shame 10 sug-
fer with mflammatory mU7cGlar
sciatic or any other form of Rheuma-
tism.
Trunks Prescriptlon sells for
SIZE. This Prescription DOES NOT
ruin the stomach, IL DOES NOT de
press the heart, Eat all the meat
and food you Wish while taking
Trunks Prescription. It DOES NOT
contain any Mercury. Sallcylute OF
Soda, oil OF Wlntergreen or narcot-
les. hut II positively oyercomos any
kind of Rheumatism or Gout on
earth. WHAT MORE DO fQus
WANT? There Is nothing Just Jas.
good, and il Is impossible to get
beftea. Nor salo At the
star Drug CO. and WhitmanNpfuR
CO., OF Klamath Fails, Ore, Adv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
MNC DRY n,TrEnN

REQUIRES no water acid attention.
Three Years Guarantee
I No liquid
>. No freezing.
3. No water
{. No cGrrOsiop.
No leaking jars,
6. win NOT discharge IL idle,
Ford size S29.UO.
Come in, let us toll you about II.
For Sale at w II, ROSS, 906
Main 81, .tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

yeas. yitnmlncs must be ironlEed
to produce these results. That's an
other fact YOU can't get away from.
You goI those necessary Two things
when YOU take lronlzed Yeast
There ia oaly ono lronizod Yeast
produced In tho world, 1t is not u
more mixture OF yeast and iron, bue
- yeast ironiEed, which IL sub
stance al by itself, use tho natural
method. Use IroniZed Yeast, cupid
makes faces at pimples. Eruptions.
blaekhelds ANA pimpleR are u social
end business disaster to thousands
of men and women, Get rid of that
breeder OF disllkc,--a spotty face.
lronized Yeast will make your skin
clear ~ q rose, increase the rcd
ceus IN Your blood Your organa
VIII work with more VigCr YOUR
whnio system feel new strenigtp,
your nerves VIII pun up and work.
lroniged yeast Ia sold at all druT
stores at 81 90 a package, Each pack
age contains 10 tablets, oacn tablet
sealed They never lose their power.
see. that ypus.gst lronized. Yeast;
nothing elles MID only by isoni;ed
Yeast Co. Atlanta, Ga Pimpies cost
money; cut out the cost!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

! I'Nl MllNbVl pl'lN0l''a ~ INV fF'Nl
~ such withdrawal tho wHlrrrlgbt
churG"H dopDnItcd VIII be- returned ny
/ tho project manager upon surrender
| ~ the receipt therefor
| y. Winning against unlawful set
J il"m"rt uUun public Lui. No prra
| non wlll b. permitted to gain or ota
orriHo any rlRnl Whatever under any
. rnttlomrul ur occupation nf any ~
/ |uuld public lpnd begun without hay.
mW ~ ~" tim" u valid approved wat
uT.right application covering the land
IN question. Provided, however,
Thn' this nhnll not nffrct any valid
oNulur rlFh' obtained by settlement
~ ,Uiy whiir the hand was subject
thereto
=. 'lnssra ~ chnrRca for water
,ight. Thu wnicrariFht rhnrTcB
against al 0f rnId land are ur iwo
kinds. tu.#lis lD 4 chnrg" aHniunt
rurh lrinuhl" u"rU 10 cover cost nf
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lprmrd the construction charge, ana
. M m annual charge against each
irrlwhlu n'rr m cover 'hr cost NJ
operation rHd maintenance" uf 10"
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3 maintenance charge.
90 IuurtruCiinu charge, Tho
/ construction charge Tor pll uf Hid
land Hhrll De- ninety dollars 500
per irriwthio acre an Initial pay
W.Ui ~ per cont OF tho CurWrur.
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nf rlinH wuinrrirNt application. aud
tho remainder uf ~" construction
charge ahull bee paid In l1 annual boz.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
LODGE NOTICE

Regular meeting of Aloha chapter
No Gl, q. u. 8, Tuesday Oct. 10,
: 80 p. m. Visitors Welcome, NY
order Of EGith pelZell, ", NJ, 9-lQ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
Watch How
sraHized Yeast
Stops pimples! /!
When Blood Gets Yeast-Vitamincs-
Ironized, Then Pimples, Black
heads. Eruptions, Large
Pores Nanishl

Here 20 a law Of Nature. and YOU
can't get away from it. lt never
fails. II YOU had enough ironiLed-
Ncust-Nitamincs IN your o,d.
your skin would be remarkably
clear. Hut remember one thing, all
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

liayu yuu wanted q r.Ipr'al Law
atrrrF You can E'. % biz whit" ped
rnfJl Inra'piy a. %. LUfuIz shop
Just irw lcft fur &lD.3'. i2j SO.
Gih -. Phone glh". 3-li
FOR saLH.-pry l1n' alfalfa se0i.
Narln"lird t.po very hardy. re-
cleaned sample Huy lu seen az
Herald o.nrg. gU. per DO. special
price on large UTl,-. c. u. Aid
siHgr. Ncy rlan TT"E, orc. 81"
FOR SALE 80 Remington automai-
ir A. condition. Connolly Bros.
Harness Shop, 9-li
80 girla for Light factory work. II
yra. and over. part ur fun time. Pleas
ant and cuuFcnial work Apply im-
mod.n''iy, stating HEu. phone mum
h.r and addr.T1. li0s \. J.. x. G..
Herald office. '-ll
Sicuographors and girls for mis-
rrl'anoouB office WORK, Il yrs. md
over. part or full time Apply I'm
mrdlHtrlv. HtatinF age, phone num-
brr md address. Box \. l.. II. g.
Herald office. 3-ll
FOR sALE-- Extra good Jonothan
apples delivered parcel Yost any
=. o. In Klamath Co. 81 90 per box.
q 4 Manning. Talcat. oregon. 9-l9
LOST Saturday night, Ton Dollar
bin Finder please phone 2jlM
and yet reward H-lu~
Contract hauling grain
~ lumber with truck, Address
Box X. y. Herald office. g-li'
FOR RENT-Onc Groom apt, COM
pleioly furnished Is Main 50.
9-ll'
SALES MEN Have few open ter
ritorics in your Vicinity Our
household necessities have been
known for over 90 years and are na-
tionally advertised This Is the l.b-
csal proposition you have been look
mE for Exclusive territory rights.
write Tor full particulars, city Sales
Department, J Il. Watkins Co, 63-G9
DluNomu ST., san Francisco, C1lif.
40
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

LOST Sunday ov'uIHg between
Komnih Falls a0d FD'.Dm road -
Gabriel whistle. Please return ~
llrrnld office and rnn..gr reward
g-lOt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10
EVE MING HER Al u
w A N 7 A ID s

FOR SALE no sTOCKuAT 1000
nrrrg pasture. Sec inc nl Spring
Lako ranch near spring iuEc an5o!
house. f.. e.. Carlson. 1.ila
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

yellow groUndChcrrios. SOC gall
Ion. postpaid. Nelson Nyc, Prospect.
orc. 5-iGn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

FOR SALE -22 Remington nutomat.
&C. A. condition. Connolly nrns-
HIru"sH Shop. 9-li
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-10

Contract hauling grain
~ lumber--w!th truck. Address
Box X. Y, Herald office. g-lR'
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
AROUND AvAL0 DISTRICT


Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tappy. Russell
Tappy, Mr.. Shapley and children
went TO the picnic in Sterling Thurs
day All had good time and they
told us there we're seven beeves cook
ed over pits; SO there would have
been plenty II we had all gone. Ell
even thousand plates were given out.
Mrs. J. ]. Lewis and Miss Woolsey
returned from the Institute which
was held at Boulder Saturday. Mr..
Lewis met them in Greeley.
Mr.. Temte went to Stoneham Fri
day.
Two of Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton's grand
sons of Des Moines Iowa are visit
ing them.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Van Devender went to
Kimball Friday. OF course they stop
ped on their way home to see the
new grandson. Miss Neva returned
with them,
VIM. Lindsey is helping Russell
Tappy with his work at present.
]. +. Lindsey visited home folks
Sunday.
]. J. Lewis wa Stoneham visitor
one day this week.
G. r. Lindsey went TO Stoneham
Monday.
A children's day program was held
at the Liberty s. School. Sunday
school was held as usal In the morn,
ing after which most Of the crowd
ate their dinners out Of doors In the
shade Of the house and Of automo
biles. The program was at 1880
P. M. The attendance was quite
large many having to remain out Of
doors.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22

this locality last week looking after
loans.
Mrs. Poteet Is going to leave this
week for California for visit with
her daughter.
Work has not begun at the oil we'll
yet and the chances are It will be
some time before 1t will. Ira Maret
says he never expected oil. Hugo Kurz
has his coat of and working every
day and Ranie Forsberg still has
faith in oil and that he will wear.
diamonds. Heres hoping things are
not as bad as they look.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
\. \. SIMPSON
new COUNTY AGENT

Weld county ranking as one Of the
leading agricultural counties Of the
United States and easily first In Colo
RADIO. is to have the strongest agri-
cultural extension office In the West.
beginning July LIST. when H. H. Simp-
son takes charge. succeeding Mason
D. Knapp who will work os county
agent at large In unorganized count
les.
Mr.. Simpson Is a graduate OF | IVA
State College, was for some years In
charge OF animal husbandry work at
the New Mexico College of Agricul-
tural. served for over five years as
county agent In Boulder county. Colo
RADIO. and during the last two years
has been manager Of the famous Lou
D. Sweet potato ranch at Carbonate,
Colorado.
Farming experience In his youth.
plus thorough technical training, and
ten years in extension, followed by
his recent return to his farm manage
ment, qualities Mr.. Simpson except
ionally well for the position Of Coun-
ty Extension Agent In Weld. While
In Boulder county he gave especial
attention to dry land farming prob
lens. both on the plains In the east
ern part Of the county and in the
foothills. He had the active coopera-
ton of the farmers on their rich ir-
rigated lands around Longmont,
where cattle and sheep feeding are
carried on, inconnection with sugar
beet growing, and worked as we'll
with dry land farmers who were es-
pecially interested In the development
Of Minnesota No. Is seed corn for
which Mr.. Simpson is responsible.
The Weld county extension Office
vii work with people Of all classes.
members OF any farm organization
and with any non-organized farmers.
as groups or individually, as desired.
Ample provision has been made by
the commissioners for the support OF
the work ana Its success depends up
on the spirit Of mutual helpfulness
On the part CT all concerned.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
NEWS OF NE|GHDoRINC COMMUNITIES
Gathered by A Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

out doubt-but, up to date not q
cent came back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell J. Neiderjohn
i, and children had chicken dinner Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dur.
cholz.
J DR.. L. Wendell Blanchard had
luncheon Tuesday with the Lions
Club at Sterling.
Read-Think--Reason-
not forget that on the 4th day OF
+ July the Raymer, Stoneham and VIII
lard picnic will be given at Stone
ham. There will be a good time in
I store for all. Come early and stay
late for the dance.
Fred Pickerell was struck above
the left eye with a base ball bat Sun
day afternoon while watching the
boys practice He was taken to Dr.
Blanchard's Office to be stitched up.
John c. Dugan has sold his bust.
ness to William Dunning, but still
retains his Office at the same "old
stand"
Grandma Hudson was taken to
I Brush Tuesday by her son Don from
there she left by train for Iowa to
visit her sisters.
Mrs. A. J. Garrison went to Ster.
ling last week to have dental work
done.
Arthur B. Harwood was so busy
last week that he had to put in Sun.
day morning in hauling water.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Hudson and
son left Friday for Nebraska to
spend few weeks.
An agreeable person Is like love
when you are lonesome, bed when
you are tired, a breeze when you are
sitting, food when you are empty
and money when you are broke. make
love to the world.
John Hansen Is said to have found
gold on his farm. He sent a sample
to Denver and report came bach
that 1t would run twenty dollars Il
the ounce. What next will we hear
Henry Kumke was a Stonehan
caller Friday.
We recall to mind certain ques
tionnaire which filled in partly IL
this fashion: Name--Sam'l Goldstern
Born-Yes, Business-Rotten.
Earl Seibert bought the lighting
plant formerly operated by the Ster
lingHardware Co. and will in thu
| near future be able to supply lights
And by the way, ere we forget, Ear
Seibert is now in position to charg'
batteries. II Mr.. Siebert Keeps thi
pace up OF doing things" we nigh
have to run him for Mayor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
NOTICE

Insurance is vital thing In your
business. You can't afford to do
without insurance or to be content
with poor insurance. Neither can
you afford to pay more than It IL
worth.
The farmers Of Colorado have paid
millions more than they should pay
for insurance and made their full
contribution to the big surplus funds
OF which old companies boast.
You no longer need to do this.
BY cooperation the farmers are able
to write their own insurance at cost,
giving you protection from FIRE,
lightning and hail at . fraction Of
what oilers charge and 1t ID safe and
sound as the farming industry Of this
great state.
Let me write your insurance IN
the biz. safe and strong farmers com.
pany. II you suffer your farmer
friends como to your relief; II you are
so fortunate as to escape injury your
| money will 90 to aid the unfortunate
at the minimum Of expense for over
head. See me early.
]. H. White. Agent.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
parted wishing Mr. Schriber many
more such birthdays.

parted wishing Mr.. Schriber many
more such birthdays.
Last week d. Sharkozy had the
misfortune to have his hands badly
, cut with barb wire. A dust storm
coming up very sudden. his horses
became TANGLED In fence. and In
releasing them his hands were cut
SO severely that 1t has been neces-
sary for him to spend the week In
Kimball under the Dr's care.
Dave Philips. Of, the ;Hightower
vicinity, lost his house and contents
by fire last week.
Freda Stahl and Agnes Kirkendall
spent few days last week with Mrs
Lyman Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Spurgin and
Mrs Sarah Goolsby spent Monday at
e. Goolsby's.
Messrs Burns. Mayfeld. Jacobs and
Myers were trading In Kimball Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Talbert and
children enjoyed a picnic dinner al
the dam on Routh's Ranch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downs and
daughter will make their home for
the present at Casper. Wyoming.
Mrs Lowell and son spent Tuesday
evening at E. Myers.
Ruby and Vera Talbert were din
ner guests OF Xima Myers Sunday.
A. Johnson and family. c. Ras.
msussen and family and brother Thor
were Sunday visitors at VIM. Burns
Mr., and Mrs. z. Goolsby. Carl and
Glen Kline and W. Calkins were
visiting at ]. r. Spurgins Sunday.
| Mrs. Halter and children and Mrs
Clark were Sunday callers at s
schribers.
Freda Stahl, Agnes Kirkendall and
Xima Myers called on Nellie Wensky
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Talbert spent Monday p. NJ
with Mrs. Vandever.
Mrs. Law is quite poorly with
rheumatism.
Next Sunday 25th will be child,
ren's day at Sunny Slope school housy
They expect large crowd.
Sunday 18th home team won from
Hightower. score 80 to Is played
, IN home diamond, ~
Next Sunday 25th we play the
Wolverines on the home diamond
This should be good game be here
at 2 o'clock and bring your friends
July 4th Community picnic at D. D
Lawtons. Ball game In afternoon
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
.RAyMER DROPS
TO THIRD PLACE

The game last Sunday landed Ray
mer In third place and makes Stone
ham a good second In the race for
the penant.
The details OF the game obtainable
by The Enterprise reporter are not
very complete. but the score was
to In favor Of Virgins.
The locals were not satisfied and
have protested the game; with what
results remain to be seen.
As to the merits OF the protest.
we are not well enough informed 10
express an opinion and the ultimate
decision rests with other parties.
We understand that the bets were
called of.
Stoneham trimmed Goodrich and
Weldona defeated Orchard.
Leaving the protest out Of account
the standing of the teams Is as fol-
lOWs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
sToNEHAK ITEMS


Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Siebert and
children went to Sterling last week.
The Applegates had dinner Sunday
at Mr.. and Mrs. Aid. Holdens. All
came home with a tender smile. We
wonder II chicken would effect peo-
pie that way.
John Reedy had to have his wounds
attended to by DR.. Martha Blanchard
Saturday evening. He had been bit
ten by a dog.
Joe Frye is kept busy now a days
writing hail insurance for the farm.
ers union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell ]. Neiderj john
from Cheyenne, Wyo. spent Saturday
and Sunday in and about stoneham
Mr.. Frank Peterson received word
from Greeley Friday to report fol
work at the Union National Bank
Although still young man Mr.. Pet.
terson has the makeup of conser.
yative banker; and the future looks
very brilliant for a young man OF
Mr.. Petteron's caliber Of becoming a
great financeer.
Mr.. VIM. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs
Bartlett and their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Youngblood and children
Joe Frye, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ]
Pulver and son Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Nusbaum and son Roy, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Eaton and son took
In the farmers picnic at Sterling
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Holm and child.
rem were away all day Sunday visit.
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Goddard are
leaving for Missouri to spend few
weeks.
Our R. R. Agent, Mr.. Long left Fri.
day to take charge of the Smithville
Nebraska, G. B. & @. r. r. Station
We all wish Mr.. Long success and
Sertainly cannot express in words how
sorry we feel that we had to let &
of real gentleman r. r. Agent
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillispie spent Sun
day away from home calling OF
friends.
The M. w. A. dance Saturday nigh
was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Puntis and children
from Denver spent the week end will
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Apologize.
Mr.. Bill Potts from Denver forme
manager for the Fox store here. spen
the week here visiting his man.
friends.
| John C. Dugan Is getting ready t,
put in Standard Oil DAHL out tit II
the near future.
Mrs. D. D. Hudson and son Dali
we're shopping in Sterling Tuesday.
| Stoneham merchants are "holdinl
the sack" To various ones thei
goods went-ccntentedly eaten with
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
NORTH pAwNEE


Arthur Leach was a Raymer visitor
Tuesday.
Ira Marct and family visited AT
Hugo Knrz Sunday.
Hugo Kurz hauled hogs to Ster-
ling Monday.
Mrs. Llttlefield and Milton visited
at Ralph Littlefields Monday.
William Addington hauled hay
from the Hugo Kurz ranch Wednes.
day.
Two men from Cheyenne were In
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22

Next Sunday Raymer goes to Good
rich. Weldona comes to Stoneham
and Virgins plays at Orchard.
c. G. Cornbaugh eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lens du.
plicated. Raabe Building. Sterling.
Read the Saturday Evening Post
and Country Gtntleman on sale each
week or will handle new or renewal
subscriptions.
Gordon Pinkerotn, Agent for Curtis
Publishers