The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 05, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textl'AOB THTIE1Q THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "WEDNESDAY. MAr:,TTM .V' V 1 r 44 JEWEL CAFE It J AJ ii KlWll I iisiiiiiifl I 610 Main Street If the Wood Dealer Sold Service Wo ilu lHXIl't It? nut i'll lutreut; no Well, MiM the vwmmI denier mild wrvlro InntenU of wood, lie would lend to nur fin nmo mill iur rung)', take avva) thu tudica mid rlonu thu flues. Vou would liny much nt. Now tin buy no miii-li light, although uu p according to thn current J on loimuuiiu Hut tlm m-ivUm U performed fur )uu by UiU lompniiy nt Iho HiilmtutloiKi und powur phiuU. Thnt In nluit vv vtnnt to glvo )ou efficient Hcrvltu. It In the aim of till ioiiiiuii) to Imvn noun but NnUnftt-d runtoiuern. No mutter vvlmt It In, If you have it gritminu), or are riUNut lulled about )our bill or do not untlei-Miuid our iute, plttcse tomo In and mm us or vvrllo iin iilHiut It. If J on hiivu iiuy MlggCHtloiis to make, we will gladly aall our rlvo of Ilium ii our ulm 1 untAtitl to Improvo our nonvlio to )ou as fal tuMlie development of science and huuiau ability permit. California-Oregon Power Company PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) FOR OIL HEATERS) C00KST0VES AND LAMPS STANDARD OIL COMPANY tCALtronNIA) Thu Durmesu mllu, which Is equal to two English miles, Is descrlbod by a word moaning "to Hit" being the dUtanco that u man walks before ho considers It necessary to sit down. BUICKS S. b fr White I i Kgmtmmmm WHEN THE DESSERT IS REACHED at the end of a dinner here, the diners always have that feeling of complete satisfaction that comes with a perfect meal, flawless service and attractive ap pointments. If you haven't yet taken dinner here you have much to learn about the pleasures of the table. m'II Mirvlt-o. Tim I iouud odd AMKKICAN HANK IN H. A. I BUENOS AIRES, April G, (Hy. Mall). The American Foreign' Bunking corporation, thu fouithj American flnuticlal liiHtltutlou to es tablish it branch In lluunus Aires, has opened offices hero. A beautiful American heiress with a fortunn of n.oro than a million dol lars Is said to have crossed the At lantic with the Intention of captur ing Georges Curpentler at. u husband, but sbo was powerless against tho be witching bluo eyes, natural charms and accomplishments of Georgette KIsaBsor, tho Ilttlo Fronch girl who bucamo tho brldo of tho famous pug- A CARLOAD NOW ENROUTE SHOULD REACH US IN ABOUT TEN DAYS. THESE ARE ALL SOLD. ANOTHER CAR LOAD DUE ABOUT TEN DAYS LATER. IF YOU WANT A BUICK GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY. Pelican Garage The Jewel Cafe jj 4-H--M..M-4. PAYS 91,1 3o,ooo ion wi:i-Hit resort M1LFORD HAVEN, Wules, April 15, (Hy Mall). Mnjor II. J. I Thomas, by purchasing thin huuhIiIu ruHort ut miction for $1,250,000, be comes thu pOHHI'HROr Of 1,000 llOUHUB, three manors, a cnstlo, a mansion house und tlm right to receive murket tollu from thu port of Mllfonl. HELP GIVEN BY O. A. C. TO THE OREGON FARMER In graln-ralslng. dalnlng, horticul ture, stuckralulng, poultry, produc tion, and other branches of agricul ture, llHVU Saved Oregon more than Higher Education has ever cost from its very beginning In Oregon. Tho Collogo has reduced cost of pro duction, Improved quality of product, and helped keep down the posts of farm, garden, orchard and field. Like the State University and the Normal It has helped bring school, huslnrru, and home into vital contutt, and has helped demonstrate that Higher Education is of direct help to the Country Districts Hut higher education in Oieguu l cilpph'tl by great Inn eases in itttt'iiil aiHf, by iNtk of buildings, b the fall-i-ii buvliiK Mer of tho present mill ago NUppoit, and by tho failure of t lit mlllnge Nitpport to gio. You are respectfully urge'd to vote for the uew mlllagu support bill on May 21, the Hlghor lMucjtlonul re lief measure. Paid advertisement Insetted by Colin Dyment in behalf of the Joint Alumni Ilellet Committee for Higher Kiln ca tion In Oregon, G14 Plttock Ulock, Portland. DENIES PARTIALITY NELSON, U C, May 5. Denying that British Coluuiblu lumber manu fwturtrrs uru In any way favorliiK United States buyer over Canadian ones, and characterizing an absurd tint allegation that United States mills urn holding back thnlr own product to liooHt prlcoH and buying up tlio available Canadian supply, I. R. Poole, secretary of tho Mountain Lumber Manufacturers' association, stilted that recent dispatches from Ottawa und Winnipeg suggesting the possibility of a lumber embargo to prevent further lumber exports to the United States, was misleading. INDIANAPOLIS, May 5. Jesso Phillips, Indianapolis negro, Is tho father of 3!) children, he said when applying for a soldier's license to peddle. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT .lOIIN FAHNEIjL nniiounci8 his candidacy for the re publican nomination as sheriff of Klnmnth county. If elected I will always remombor that I am your ser vant, not your master. auv. C. C. HKOWKR Itopubllcun candidate for nomination District Attorney, Klamath county. May 21, 1920. "Preservation of nights, Pnivontlon of Wrongs." Adv. HAPPY WOMEN Plcnt) of Tlicm in Klamath Falls, mill finod ltfHMin for It. Wouldn't uny woman bo happy. After years of backache suffering, l)u)s of misery .night of unrest. Tim distress of urinary troubles. When she finds freedom. Many readers will profit by the fol lowing Mrs II W. Grimes, 441 9th St.. Klamath Falls, says: "I can recom mend Doan's Kidney Pills as a reli nblo remedy for I have used thom with benefit. My kidneys were weak and I had severe backaches and a soreness over my kidneys. Morn ings I felt dall and languid and my kldueiH didn't act right. Doan's Kidney Pills were Just the remedy to coirect the trouble They relieved tho backache and all signs of kidney complaint " Price GOr, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for u kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs Urlmi hwd. Foster-Mllburn Co , Jlfrs , Buffalo, N. Y. DON'T IM'T THIS OFF Make ap plication now. Cash Savings Plan. Klamath Cush Grocery. 30-5 DOKS IT PAY TO ADVKHTISF.? 'We'll say It does" Klamnth Rubber & Leather Co. Guaranteed vulcanizing, tube, ro nlrs, Sturgos' tiro soles. Cut the H. C. I.. und get good honest work, at reasonable prices. 1120 Main St., Klamath Falls. 4-5 GALVANIZED cresting or ildge loll makes n first class finish for u new house. AVe maku all the tegular stjles and sizes. AT 1023 MAIN L. N. HAINES NOTICK The annual mooting of the Klam ath Cattle and Horso association has been postponed to meet at Bonanza, Ore., Saturday morning, May ath, at 10:00 o'clock. ' 28-tf W. C. Van Emon, Secretary. MILLKH'S AUTO LAUNDRY Cats washed, greased and engines cleaned. Phone 25W, Dunham's garage. 24-tf Klamath-Bcncl Auto Stage A dally auto stage service Is now operating between Klamath Falls und Bend. OIllcos Rex cafo and Mot lopolltan Hotol. C. I. Reckard. 27-tf PAINTING Practical Painting, Alumiuumlng of all Iron fixtures, Furniture Reflnlsh- ing and general contracting, II. V. TUTHILIj 1)13 Rose St. SELL NURSERY STOCK FOR US Good territory openV Terms at I tractive. Writo for contract and In formation Immediately. , SALEM NURSERY COMPANY, 1030 Chomeketa St., Salem, Ore. lfl-30t ROBERT S. FRY General Insninneo Investments Tel. 273-J 707 WASHINGTON ST. Klnmnth Falls, Ore. HEWS CLASSIFIED C FOR SALE Real Estate &iSf&Ul HOUSES AM) I-OTH If you want one of these houses or IoIm, iH-ttiT buy It toilay. 'I lirce-room nlilnglrd houso with big lot, nt HOO; terniM. New and modern four room plast ered Iioiiko nicely lornteil on prnct iiiunt, In k1 condition, at thu low price of 8r0O;tcnns. Modern live room plastered house nicely located on pavement, nt $2730 on very eay terms. Dandy live-room plastered house vvlth stone basement, plenty of built In work, big lot, only tvvo block from .Main Ht at SIOOO; terms. flood elglit-room plastered hous on big rorner lot, stone foundation, only tvvo blocks from Main St., good nclglitmrhood and line view. Price SnOOO; terms. f.'ood six-room house with bath, big lot, shade trees, close In, at a bar gain price of 91000; terms. Three lots in Second Addition, on corner, at SUBO, on cosy terms. fiood lot In Knlrriew Addition, at $.i()0, on easy terms. Tvvo lots r.OxHI) ft. IoM in excellent locution at $800 cash. Corner lot on Crescent Ave., 50x 178 ft., at $000, on easy terms. Corner lot In Hot Springs, BOxlftO ft., at ."(), an easy terms. Corner lot 7JixMO on pavement, on ly one block from Main at n bargain orlcfl of 81000. ..Fine location for apartments. Main 8t. lot 2.1x150 ft., at the low price of $1230, on easy terms. Dig level lots in Mills and Harrow Addition, at 8150 and up, on terms of $25 down and $10 a month. Lib erty bonds taken at par on Mills Ad dition lots. Just the place to put up a, tent If yott can't find a place to live. C'HII.COTE & 8SIITH, 03.1 Main Phono 00 4-5 M)It HAIA-: ItHAIi ITATK Dandy 120 acre ranch, only 10 miles from Klamath Falls, on dally auto stage line. C5 acres alfalfa, 50 acres plowed; no better soil in the valley. 115 acre3 irrigated, 2 good wells, 4-room plastered house, barn and double granary. Better hurry because the price Is only $90 an acre ALSO 7-room house, close in, on paved street, 3 rooms newly furnished com- Dlete: 2 baths. 2 toilets, 2 sinks, 2 lavatories, fireplace, garage and wood shed. This is a fine proposition for soma one who wants a home with a good Income. Price only $4400; terms. J. T. WARD & CO., 125 North 7th Street. 4-5 FOR SALE' Ono house, with one acre of land. In Dairy. Price $350. Rex 1045, City. 3-6 LOTS A few good lots In Hot Splngs addition. A few left on Shipping ton pavement but going fast. Lota of lots between the depot and Mills addition. Prices right, terms 10 per ant dnah linl flfi nnvmontQ l'hnnii W. M. Montoli'us, 1303 Main st. 1-tf1 NOW is the time to invest in tho Vul can Oil & Gas Co., of Medford, Ore. Remember this, every dollar you invest must be returned to you before the organizers can got ono red cent of their money back. Stock 12V&c per share, minimum blocks of 100 shares, fully paid, non-assessable. 24-5 LOTS FOR SALK Lots 13 and 14 In Second addition Klamath Falls; price $800 Address Frank I. Pllnsky, Tillamook, Oregon. 3-5 FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Househould furniture and Ford car. 826 Mt. Whitney St. Ask for Duko at Jewel cafe. 4-6 CLARINET FOR SATiR One B flat low pitch Conn Boehm system Clarinet, with caso, music lyre, swab, cleaner, and about 18 new reeds. Used two months only. Harold V. Wygant, 1015 Rose St. 4-5 ALFALFA FOR SALE G 5 tons, 9 miles from Klamath Falls. By ton or stack; price right. For particu lars address D. J. Puckett, 4-6 TENTS THNT ENTS Just arrived, a big shipment of Government tents, wall tents, square and round tents. Also a shipment of Government kahkl britches, O. D blankets, comforters and all kinds of bedding, and a complete blacksmith outfit. Come early and get your pick. Max WIess, 6th St., near Ewauna box factory. 3 FOR SALE Upright Piano, good condition. Mrs, J. II. Hamilton, cor. 9th and Jefferson. 4-10 FOR SALE Piano in fine condition. Cash or terms. Winters Jewelry Store. 29-tf Storage Batteries Charged..!!. Shldler FOR SALE Oliver typewriter, used only three months. Inquire at 632 Oak street evenings or phono 366 during the day. 29-tt FOR SALE A double drawer No tlona.1 Cash register. Just like new, Rex Cafe. 12-tf si FOtl SALE The He'rail wlll'ce your message Jij.thS kaoda Ql.tmt 9,000 readers every night for,tJ five cents a line. J HAROAINH IN USED CAM One Dodge roadster, Al condition, I97R. ., , Ono Ford truck,, 1-ton capacity, i4 speed transmission sneumitlc tlrM, fine condition. Price, $860. , One Heo, 6-passengr, good, condi tion, $400. ,i , Two 8tudebakeM,;$8B0 and SiO. One Ford delivery truck, all over hauled and In good condition flOO. C. Ii. McWn.1.IAM 36 Main st., Phone 169. i ,Wti FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR UENT gentleman. -Furnished room 1149 Fins St. , tor 4-6 Have pasture for anout 100 kead of cattle. George E. Furber, Mid land, Oregon. 9-S NICELY FURNISHED' room for rant for one or two gentlemen. '317 N. 10th at., or phone 288W. 1 FOR RENT Space Itfthes colMMU at five cents a llnrf.a day'AtHM hei Is read by thousands - 91V7. night. . ' , ' MISCELLANEOUS h ANY INFORMATIONS IdftatUy if- ty leaving city about Nov.,30tkvar Omaha, Nebr., conuOunlcate'plosni 159; Important. -S-6 WOULD YOU SAVEfs25 per cent pa. your living expanses? The fmk Savings Plan will do It. Klssiath Cash Grocery. J9-& Electric Wiring SklUr IF IT IS a trade you want, ptions? 41. Printing. Statidniiar "and S supplies. Pioneer Printing mad tlonery company. 116 Mala St. tt "da&r 25 CENTS SAVED on every-1 you spend for groceries. The Savings Plan will do It. Klsnatfa Cash Grocery. 35 HOUSE MOVING1 and roofing; t years experience;, prices rials); work first-class. c True tc FalUssj, Phone 322W; residence 1221.Pla ant Ave. K-laao PHONE PEYTON tor wood. Tfii Electric Appliances ..H. SWilW CITY GARBAGE When you garbage tt-movid call bSJ wut WANTED WANTED A pre'sser and buiael- mun. D. and M. Cleaning, Btn and Main. 4-tt WANTED Man to work on ranch. ,4-7 Phone 253J. WANT to build railroad grading by contract, long experience. Writ to box 217. A - WANTED A nursa it once; p'honel 15F13. fc,M, ,s-e- WANTED By man and wifa.josi-: tion as cook and waitress U m lumber camp. Inquire Hall Hotel. -v WANTED 2 men to' work on ranch. $75.00 and board.. Apply" J.'W. Siemens, First State ft Savings bank. WANTED A lady cdok to do break fast werk: also Man to peel vege tables and do porter work, 8 nwrs. $65.00 , room and board, www, Pelican Hotel. -u WANTED All kind of scrap-Iron, ttnnQD n era an ri nil Inds of metais. Max Weiss, 6tn Stl, rilar Ewauna box i factory. . ' MIDDLE AQED man for porter work. experienced, permanent Job, pool sjaent JOB ft month room, wagea Main street. JUS U 1-UW WANTED Wot-an for general house work on ranch, short hours. light work. Shanahan Ranch, Bly. Oregon. v ' -t - tt-U. chafcber maids? at wnniAfi-'i'iirfla i the White Pelcai hotel, !- Storage Batteries ,.'.-, .. H.'Saldlsr WANTED A message, from you to' the readers of, The Herald, if you , have anything for sale, for rant, lost or found. t , LOST AND" FOUND LOST rA golden opportunity to sallj your home, yaiir. trm or anything you wish to dispose 6t, If you do sot' use the classified columns of. Taa Herald. FOUND A chance to dispose of any of the Innumerable articles that you have stored away In your cellar, K attic or barn. Turn jour wast lata cash. There Is always somsona whe wants just what you 'have for saw. Find him through .ithe classlflfd columns of this paper. S vjf Chick Feed Has Arrived Murphy's FEED AND SEED ue s.t& s-sv STORE Phoa 87