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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1920)
PAGE EIGHT TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1920 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MlWWVWWVVVWWvy VVWWWWWWWWVVWWWWVWMMWWA HTH1 s i ii si I PERSONAL MENTION ! o O' t Captain and Mrs. J, Siemens spent SunilaV at tholr ranch In Fort Klamath. They report tho roads dry but qulto rough and that Kort Klam- FOR RACDUETER S nth U green and prospects looking ; bright for a good jear In tho Fort country. NEW YORK, May 4 Closo to 200 sanctioned tennis tournaments . ..... .. . ... .i Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. It. nr llsle m 'nc nnunl scneuuie oi. N. Moe, accompanied by Mr. and thQ United btates Lawn Tennis Asso Mrs. C. R. Bowman ot Chlloquln elation Issued horo today. Eery motored to Medford. They found section of tho country Is represented the roads via Topsy grade In ery In tho distribution ot dates and Indl- poor condition but the C5reen Spring cations point to one ot tho most sue- mountain road by which they return ed in a much bettor condition. Scott Mills, who for some timo has been connected with the Crocker Na tional bank ot Saa Francisco, hns taken a position with the First State & Savings bank. Mr. Mills is quite cessful seasons for the sport In tho history of, tho orgauixation. Among tho early season tourna ments of Importance is tho Church Cup match to be played at Forest Hills, N. Y.. May 21 and 22. Unus ual interest is attached to this Inter- enthusiastic over the Klamath co'an- city contest between Now York, Bos try, both its beauty and prospects ton and Philadelphia, because of tho and speaks highly in his praise of bearing it will have on the selection tho country generally. 'of tho team to represont the United Ben Pickett ot Merrill was in tho States abroad. As tho team will sail city yesterday on business connoted earlyja June to enter the English with his big sheep ranch in that lo-1 championship and play Davis Cup callty. J ties in July, this will be the last im- Dan Puckott of Keno spent the. , portant event before its members are day In town yesterday. chosen and the Davis Cup Committee Herman Schmor of Dairy vas a ! doubtless be guided in their se buslness visitor In town yesterday. I lections by the showing made there. Mrs. Harry Wilson and llttloj An innovation Is the change In the damchhter ot -Klamath Agency were aate ot me intercollegiate cnampion i tt,. .u i,li. nn hnotnou ship which will be held June 2ft In- Jfiss Kathleen Palmer of North ' stead ot in September as heretofore. Bend. frfe.. has taken a position In The women's national championship tho Reclamation office as water re- has been changed from June to Sep- porter, tember and will be played at Phlla- . ' t.,.,, vrr.t..,. -,. i. - delphia, dyrlng the week beginning j i .v t. j.i. j -. f r September 13. A new national event ployed In the kodak department of " ,, . . ,. .,M .f, for women has been created in a sep- Underwoods Drug store, expect3 to " . , ., , ..,.., arate tournament for the clay court leave In the morning for a vacation , ,. , , . a r.., titles, which previously have been visit in San Jose and San Francisco., ' ' 'played with the men's events. This R. P. Breltenstein has purchased , yMr the w0men.8 t,tIea w,n be con. a modern home from M. R. Doty at tested at tfae DetroIt Tenni3 club the the corner ot 9th and Prospect fc of June 21( whUe the mena streets. I event3 take pjace jiy 10 at Chicago. C. E. Spear, of Sacramento, dls- rh0 men's championship ot the Unit trict freight And passenger agent of ea states is scheduled to begin Aug the Southern Pacific, is a visitor in uat 30 at Forest Hills, N. Y. this city on business connected with ah the sectional doubles tourna his position. menU are listed except the Iner- ' mountain event, covering Colorado CONTROL OF WIRES j and Utah which has not been arrang- , COST U. S. $14,000,000 ed. These precede the national 'doubles championship at Longwood WACHINGTON, May 4. Opera- on August 16. Tho New York event CfflLDREN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR .-. Are Priced Lower Here has been awarded to the Crescent Athletic Club. A new event an In-ter-clty doubles match, has been awarded to Cleveland for July 21. tion of telegraph and telephone' com panies during the war cost the gov ernment 114,00,0,000 Postmaster General Burleson informed congress today, in asking the Immediate ap- propriation ot that amount to llqul- LANE TO FOLLOW date affairs ot the federal wire ad- KLAMATH EXAMPLE ministration. ' EUGENE, Ore., May 4. Lane g I ... j... . ,-., it, ,-..- counly la uue tu iuuk nuts u nuns planted section of Kansas this sum mer when the 100 farmers, whom tho Bank of Commerce of Eugene Is suppljins with sunflower seed, get busy. Success of experiments with the'sunflower in Klamath county led to tho bank's action. Jewctt has the distinction or o lng the first municipality of Texas to turn its city government oer to women. In the recent election wo men were chosen to fill pract'callv all the mayorality.. 3 PAIR FOR $1.00 Good quality combed cotton yarn.' Medium weight with elastic ribbed legs and flat knit, seamless feet, reinforced heel and toes, double woven knee. Neat in appearance and will give satisfaction in wearing. A real money saver in black only. Sizes 0 2 to 9 Special, 3 pair for $1.00. Gordon ' . L. HOSIERY v ROUND TICKET STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The stockings are made from extra long fiber silk elastic cotton and are made to stand wear and tear tftey usually get. Medium light weight lxl ribbed, fgt colers: Colors are Black, White and Dark B,rown. Sizes 6 to 9-. Price per pair, same as lasj year 50c FANCY FLAXON AND DEMITIES( " OPENING PRICES, 45c A YARD Those pretty floral, stripe and dotted designs that are so much in demand for summer wearables. Your choice of light or medium dark patterns, large assort ment of new goods to select from, at 45c. SCHOOLDAY CLOTH, 50c The domestic section is offering large assortment of new Spring patterns in Schoolday Cloth, guaranteed satisfactoiy wearing material. Give it a trial buy now, per yard 50c KAYSER KNIT UNDERWEAR Kayser. Tho name which stands for quality in women's knit under garments. Marvelfit union suits, $1.25 to $2.25. Fine silk lisle with low neck and tight knee rein forced at all wearing parts, a very handsome gar ment in Pink and White. Sizes 3G to 4l. Marvel-fit Teddies. Union Suit. Much in demand, made from fine lisle cotton with low neck. Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Each, $1.15. Ladies' fine lisle ribbed vest. Largcaasortment of plain and fancy lace top ; also, plain bodice. Prices range, 35c up to $1.00. 50 DOZ. HANDKERCHIEFS, SPECIAL 15c Women's white embroidered lawn handkerchiefs, daintily embroidered in multi-colors, finished in narrow hem. A very popular style at a big saving. 7 i'1' V m UTHMOR V1 We alono In this city can soil tho woll-known and nationally ro spocted WIKTHMOR Waists, and wo tiro right proud of tho prlvllogo. Thoso mouses aro mado and sold under n unique savings plan which makes them irrespective ot market conditions, tho lowest-priced GOOD Blouso obtainable Although cotton fabrics and soma ot tho other Items that enter Into the making ot tho Wlrthmor cost four time what thoy did a fow yoars ago, Wlrthmor Waists costs and sell at $2. m m m m , m mm mltalmwm...vyjyyjyjyjyjyjjyj . N. MOE, Proprietor VWWWAAAMMMMAMAMAAWAAAAAAMWVWMyMWWWWWtfyxVl LuUULuWJruuVVrf city offices. Including tho Star Theatre HIGHEST HtVnP teuwilljgehJJs ARD PRODUCTION'S J& PATRICK, PROPS. - 'TODAY Beautiful Elsie Furgeson in i i "3 . ?J- ''THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE? A picture that is up to the usual high' standard t , , of Furgeson Productions Mack Sennett Presents "HIS LAST FALSE STEP" t Two-Reel Paramount-Sennett Comedy MONDALE THEATRE : High Class Pictures and Amusements 1130 Main TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Kolb and Dill in 'THE BLUFF" K t' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Handsome now modern 'S-room house, closo In, large lot, garage, $11,600. Six room house with bath, furnaco iheat, storeroom, garago, chicken ya"rd and house, lawn, $3150; Jerms. ,' "" " .,; . r- . r - Modern 5-room bungalow with sleep ing porch) full basoment, close, in, iZVZtt' farm. ' " ' rOR SAL.U Upright Piano, good condition. Mrs. J. H Hamilton, cor. Oth and Jefferson. 4-10 WANTED Two men for laboring work. Apply Klamath Iron & Stcol Works, or phono 20CW. 4 WAITED Boy 18 to 20 yoars old to learn tho machinists trado, Klamath Iron & Steel Works. 4 HOUSES AM) LOTS I terms.. lf!$260 j Houso and lot on pavement on ship- 'JpingtoiT road; $1250. t Lots In all parts of tu,Q city. ' ALSO ' "OR SALP or rent 400 here ranch with modern 6-room house; 160 in cultivation, a part under Irrigation, balance pasture. '' r ALSO ,. Several Irrigated farms for sale. -T tna mitk rvTTKnnRiV. MRS. NATE OTTERREIN, 527 Klamath Ave., Phone 461 If yoaiwaat to' havo u real IaurIi, tlien don't miss this picture, ATJOTk warn nvu.pici, muvmra . . f "POKES AND JABS" THURSDAY fTHE OLD HOMESTEAD" ' " t VAnht big rcda. This Is n picture you nil know; some of lu beat lioitio rncea cvr put on tho pcwvji. Sco 'tho fjlrl win bor race. And a balloon free or oycry kiddlo Friday, Saturday and SuntUy FOfl SAIiE REAL ESTATE ' Dandy 120 acre ranch', 'only 10 miles' from Klamath Falls, on dally autq stage line. 65 acres alfalfa, CO acres plowed; no better soil In tho valley. 115 -acres Irrigated, 2 good wells, 4 -room plastered house, barn and douto granary. Better hurry because-tho price Is only $90 an acre ALSO 7-room house, closo In, on paved street, 3 rooms newly furnlsnod com plete; 2 baths, 2 toilets, 2 sinks, 2 lavatories, fireplace, garago and wood shed. This Is a flno proposition for some one who wants a nome witn a gopa jncome. i-nco uuiy ittuv; terms. J. T. wauw a uu., 125 North 7th Street. 4-5 FOR SALE Housohould furniture and Ford car, 826 Mt. WhUney St. Ask for Duko at Jowol cafo. 4-6 FOR BALia Young and full grown , rabbits 741 Walnut. 4 ALFALFA jOR SALE 65 tons, 9 miles from Klamath FalW By ton or aofljtj price right. For particu lars address , J. Puokott, 4-C 'DOES IT PAY 70 ADVlRTISn? Wo'n any Itloeb" Klamath ftubbor &, Leathnr Co, Guaranteed vulcanizing, tubo, re alra, Sturges' tiro aolon. Cut the H. C, h. and et good honest work, at reasonable prices, Klamath FalU. 1120 Main Bt 4-S If )ou want one of thec houses or loi better buy It today. 'Jhiec-room sliinKlcU house with bic lot, at $800; term. Sew mid modern four room phvst crcd liouso nicely located on pact incut, in Kd condition, at the low price of $2500;tcrm. Moflcrn live room pluNlcrcd house nicely located on pavement, at 9-750 on very easy terms. Dandy live-room phuitorcd house ultli Meno Iwscmcnt, plenty of built In work, big lot, only two blocks from Muln'Ht., at &1000; tcrnut. ' Oood clghtroom plastorod liou.se on big corner lot, Htone foundation, oqlytwo blocks from Main Ht., Reed neighborhood and flno view. Price $5000; terms. Good six-room house with bath, big lot,'liudo trees, closo In, at a bar galn'pricc of $4000; terms. Three lots in Second Addition, on corner, 'at $350, on easy terms. Good lot In Fali-vicw Addition, at $300, on easy terms. Two lota 50x80 ft. lots In excellent location at $800 cash. . Cornor lot on Crescent Ave., ROx 178 ft., at $000, on easy terms. Comer lot In Hot Springs, 50x150 ft., at $750, on easy terms. Corner lot 75x80 on pavement, on ly ono block from Main at a bargain nrlco of $1000. ..Fine location for nmirimenifl. Main St. lot 25x150 ft,, at tho low nrlco of $1250, on easy terms. Illg level lots in Mills and Harrow Addition, at $150 and up, on terms of $25 down and $10 a month. Lib. crty bonds taken at par on Mills Ad dition lots. Just mo piaco to put up a tent If you can't find a place to live. CHILCOTE & SMITH, 033 Main Phono 00 4-5 WANTED A cook stoto, City. Bniall second if cheap. Box hand 315. 4 WANTED A pressor man. D. and M.( and Main. and bushol Cleunlni:. Oth 4-tf IOWA LEGISLATORS VOTE BY MACHINE CAN'T BAMBOOZLE WASHINGTON, I). C., May 4. Students and faculty mombors of Oodrgo Washington Unlvorslty horo havo rofused to Join tho overall wearing campaign to lower tho prlco ot clotheSj bocauso it tondod to boost tho. prlco of overalls for tho worxing mon. 'inoy nave gono tuo overall woarora onp bettor and, Inci dentally, havo touched tho rock bot tom of common senso by forming an organization whoso oath of member ship Is to "wear my clothes until they fall off." DES MOINES, la., May 4. Too day of the roll call for tho voto of tho mmnbors of tho Iowa houso ot , Tiii'Hr STUrTS r0."ro80ntnllvos 'V81, J10"" " Tho mnchlno cost $18,000. Each roprosontutlvo will ubo a llttlo con trivance on his desk. A light on his desk will show him how ho votod, and an olectrlc light on a, largo board nt tho front ot 'tho chamjior will show tho public how ho stood Legislators mny voto as rapldiy and In any order thoy pleaso. Whon compioted tno rosuit Is Hashed to tho speaker and clerk by an oloctrlo con trlvanco, and for pormanont record a photograph Is taken, A Classldod Ad will soil It. CLARINET FOR. SAL) Dim n (int. low nltch Conn Boehm system Clarinet, with rate, muBlo lyro, Bwuh, clonner, and about 18 now roens. wspn ivo raomu om. Harojd V, Vygant, 101C Row St, I.Q-' FOR RENT--Furnlsli'3d room foi gontleninn. 1149 Pine Ht. J-'j WANTED Manto wort on ranch, Thone 2C3J. 1-7 LIBERTY THEATRE THE PICK OF THE PICTURES AND A NEW ONE EVERY DAY II. W. POOLE, Owner HARRY BOREL, Musical Director TONIGHT ONLY The Circuis is Coming to Town!, And PEGGY HYLAND is coming with it, in "THE MERRY-GO-ROUND" i .. A Romance of the Open Life The Sunshine Comedy je "WltP WAVES AND WILD WOMEN'r COMING SUNDAY 'THE CONFESSION" "A story that will live forever," lp MilTINER EVERY DAY J