The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 01, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextfrAtfc nvit THLEVtHltRMM,.XLA3mi9Ailkt OREGON Jir TUBBBATCWKK I, lSfT b- N. V ' V A, 4hM .WmmhSm$m8m8mQh4m$k MONDALE THEATRE - " Where Everybody Coes " JUNE 1ST AND 2ND, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY -il I PERSONAL MENTION (I, I), II oo of Portland, representa tive of the Henijfngion Typewriter Co,, In In tho city on business con. nectcd with the company and Ih stop ping nt tin) Hotel Hall. i UCDnl n'O CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE Owner of new house wishes to Met out. Rent brings 4Q A I All.. flitwnnt if liffl1fl pntnn t z. ni fru iuiniii u ,.-, ....... The Great Broadway Star, James K. Hackett, supported by beautiful Ormi irTon last night' train to take w-ilSttoi'loFcHr v ti.zii Hawley and Irving Cumming in his greatest success " JL ' tne rHn(h wnlch b0 r"lll! ! L ! I ., tir. nr-tr-r. ....,.. i f cently purchased from H. J. Le- Hill KAI.K On TTtADK "THE GREATER blNINLK tw, Mr. Durnnt's family will not Lots 363, 394 and 39B, block 113. ! .! . ni o cl L J 1 !. J .L L L J- V (oiiki until nbout llweralHT Int. 1 Mill Addition. .Will trades for equity k Was the Woman to Blame 7 She obeyed to please him and then when obedience Jtl -,.,, KnY,.r wh(1 wa rutl ver bv,ln Fr"' Calif., improved or unim- k..k tli. n.n.ltv .h. Ii.r. firou.! f "!"" n" was "in oyir iiy , Address J. M. Platts, 1125 w brought uie penalty sne naa toreseen Am iruck taut week, continues to im., a. ?.... .nf .. A T ? y ? t See the thrilling outcome in "The Great Sinner" ALSO A GOOD COMEDY PICTURE With above pictures we will have with us, SAMUELS &. DAVIS, in a new act entitled "ENEMIES FOR FUN" One of their biggest hits on the Pantages Time. This net is built for laughing purposes only. George Strtnslow and his talking accordian. Dorothy Fay at the pirtno with specinl programme of music sent for "Modern Sinner." A real treat in music. BE SURE AND SEE THIS BILL. TWO SHOWS, 7 AND 9 Coming Sunday, June 6 and 7, William Fnrnum in Rex Beach's greatest story "THE SPOILERS" f ? X prove and hi complete recovery la expected. .. LOTH A few good lota In Hot Sping Mm. Atterbury, who wan operated ; addition. A few left on Shipping ...... . ton navement but trnlne fanf. Lad oil mvil.ljr III ml- ...mivii ....... "- , ... ,,,- ,, ,, ,1 Ullf. Y Pltnl. lum completely recoierrii nnu addition. Prices right, terma 10 per 2!wns (Uncharged from the Institution 'cent cash, 1ml. 36 payments. Phone MADAME IOINA KNOW VOURKUTf BK roSHSlt OHWJON'H BRUT Y I A this morning, t 1i rl. ntnl.nrai pnhirniil Hnnilnv ' I evening .from I'lacervllle, California, I where he went to attend the funeral I Yl of his mother, who died May 2f.th. '' t J W. M. Montellua, 1303 Main at. FOR SALE Miscellaneous World' greateat Clairvoyant tad altnlat, PhrenolnglM and Medlam. Horn with double veil. Tleada your entire tlfc, past, pra. ent and future; advlnea oh business peculallnna, lover' iiunrreln; r unltea the aeparntcd; when and whom you will marry; how to wla the ono you lovn and nlno overcome all enemies; glvca accreta how to con trol or Influence any ono you lovn or Lot) n,'B' Telia full namrg of any ob you earn in Know, ucr nnvice naa saved nd made thousands. Whf not you? Aa a aecr and Interpreter .( of hidden treasures she has no equal. ncn r.er ni onco. inn uoti-given, gifted lady. All business confidential. Dally readings. Including Sunday. Hours 10 a. rn. to 8 p. in. Perm It. Ilertager left thin morning FOIt 8A1K 1 to. iiurham milk cows, i Call or wrlto f....... ,.K !... f. . 1 . .i . .i. ..,..! ,., tildnlnt wounijr r inn nuirnu ur r. i. ci- tnku churKu of the yard rml planing (10I)( Wori,cn 0rc 2,.3. mill nt Dorrls. I i. ...i ,... .i incntly located I. O. O. K. building, .,".a', ,n , . Main St., Klamath Kal.a, Ore, tit. ...t Mr rttiifir 7.M..u-nlt cnil POtE RAI.r .Ifi MnTts'i.ll. ltln nntr .... I l..1.l tIL... - .... t I. a.,.. A - ,.h it ).( Lwit-tiirtt fnp tfu.ir tinrtn uuiu nnu a ruiu iu iiuuv. -- ... ..,- .,.!- i-n.i- iiy hi.JcroM tmet from Vhll I'ollcan ho- ill jjumn. iiir i4r- -i . 20-20 t T. AiTu tho guet of Mrs. A. McKee ltd. llllllllll Cbarluii llnmn returned to home at Uorris this liiorning. Mrs. llurvey Ithudes, his Inquire Apt. S, Uellns Apt. 2D.31 KHAKTA V1KW NOTES ! Dry cropping Is about over, tbi lake land nesrly all rowed and lrrl- ..4...4.4...4...-.---' KOIt ijAl.i: Three-room house and 4 1 lot. two blocks from Main, Koine T - ,... 4 furniture, (heap. ll'J'j Wulnut : t TV i, Upen Air Uance J .KOIt KAI.i; r.-room bungalow, all I furnuhed, In lovely nelghborhooil. ' I'rlru I3SUU. ALSO Klamath Falls Pavilion KLAMATH POST NO. 8 AMERICAN LEGION Wednesday. June 2nd Grand Opening .New Pavilion Corner, Seventh and Pine, back of Underwood's Pharmacy No Admission Charge "JITNEY DANCE" f Hotel and pool room for sale, i ratine the order of thn da v. ...i.,. .....Good paying business: good location) i,,. ,. , .....!.,. .. ,.... -i who has . .'.'. ,wn ,.rMI ,nV .., Mrs. H. J. Daniel of Sutter, Cal., , been visiting In this city for the pat ca,Mi ,aianco easy terms. Must sell ' was n visitor at J U. tlclley's recent- mouth, returned to her home In San Ion account of health. Write or call i ly. Mrs Daniel and two lUughtors, Krnnclsco on the morning train )" owner, T. W. Hilling", Cblloijuln J niadya nnd Margy, are spending a Mrs. Alice Mcllrlde left this morn- rc' few weeks with her parents, Mr. and In., tnr ln.r linmv In Portland. ' cnti ait I' "it .....t. n .. ' Mrs. Henry Vnu nt Merrill. Mrs. .lames lluror, who was called dltlon. O. K. Illicksmlth shop, O. K. Hunt, daughter Ilculah, soft to Chlloquln Sunday hy the serious , ShUh St. 2M'tti Cecil, and Earl Wilson wcro In Will Illness of her daughter. Mrs Worden, left on the morning train for ,a0 or rent; excellent condl linn "flR V'llllt. tlnlMlnt. ?.1 TyPKWniTKIt Hemlngton No. io,KI"-h Thursday to attend '.... ... BH . . .'..M 1. nH ,.M,tl Vl.l.l. ,1 ttt XdlllftTlll mfii nAi.r is-room nnu), large iui mi ,i,... .......v , I rorner lot, close In, price $C,&0V. , Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Hlggina left ..,,.-.. ,. .A,-so, , this morning for Seattle where, they: r lll rAl.l. ,.ro"iii iiuur-, urrniiK I (! In two tints, corner lot on pate mi in rnre i.iuu. von fiAi.i: will visit relatives and friends 8caU,e Amkey engine. 48 Inch Mrs. William (Srelg, who has been boiler, 3000 ft. lines, six blocks. AIJSO (r.ltlnir her niece. Mrs. Kred Klfet good condition, 13600. Address J.FOIt KAI.i: Bmnll lot on the pave- f .his c'tv left this morning for her EK'e ''olnt Construction Co., Pros ? .. Price HO., cash. , home In sierllng. Colorado. !pect' 0ron- ZJ Or A I Jill KOIl SAI.I--Hne south front lot Mrs. (1. H. Hamilton and son ur-ipoit SALE or trade one 191 near thn Mills Addn. school; $S0 vllle. left this morning for Corning,! bug and ono 1918 Chevrolet. i cash, Uilunre 110 per month, C per iccat Interest. ALSO Main street property, ranches. bouses, lotr, etc. I .1. T. VAIII CV. ' Phone 375 f34 Main St. Uth St. Ford 418 9?.51 FOIt KALK Calif., where they will Join Mr. Ham. llton. Mr. Hamilton is Identified with tho lumber business at that, JKlnt. ' . TKXTH TKXTH TEXTS Mrs. Clara' Mclntlre, who resides u g. Government tents. Canvaes nt No. 8 Main street, was operated leather belting, one blacksmith nut- I'KOUSAI.K-Twobunirr Puritan oil on for appendicitis at the Warren "fc, ,.&? SSTlSS xX ; . stove, used two wek. $15. N. Hunt hospital thU morning. ,,..,, S near Ewftunn Boi rn,trr. ,, 320 Uth St. il, 1'3 )r, k. (j, Wlsecarver spent the, 24. I fit OTItAY. holidays fishing at Keno. S. A. Souder. of Petaluma, Calif., -.n....i fr,.m.ii.nm. i a ii.i !. fell on u kn f this inorjilng wnu KXPKKIKNCKU fin steno- .fcj,j ful.e ,0Trti, 3 white ft, brand- risblng, and severed the femoral tr ie and cler cal work desires a (..j ,,- rnt .houlder; also brand ,pry ,,e w ,aUen to the Warren Knqulre llox T. II.tiI.1 of. Ml ,h0ulder. Also dark buck- 'Ty' t,':,,,;', , " L.leal condition -' shin colt. months old. white stripe "nt hospital In a critical condition Trv I ATC Yf ri ACQIFV'l.ADV ,WV r -tMJ-w i ufHphlf MIWVWPn-J-. .... IK.iltllin WANTKD A mlddlii aged lad) nfgl rTrh "r-Tuui Con Curtln runch. K0'1. SAI.B-Molur l.oat on rpi;r Notlfy ,;arne.t Herrlngton. Klamath ,ons are looked for. Mrs. Souder H ....... ....-, .. - - i.iKR iir iii i irniitT uir auui yii Merrill route. 1. drcis S Herald office. 1-7 ' iu forehead, white spot on bind foot. Fulls. Ore. 1- from the loss of blond. No com plica- FOR SALB Holsum bread .He a loaf. SIOT CASH nAHKKT OROCKUV 822 Klamath Ave. T Why Pay Mow T May 14-June 14. A.N'Mirxri-IKNT FOIt ItllKl'MATIBM try the Hot Hnrlnis Mineral limbs at Date Turner's ranch, lngrll Valley. Mr (J I) i0C( rtprMentotIo of ; ' (be Hemlngton Tjpewrlter for this win rai IU l Punt murine car l'teirltory Is at the Hall Hotel nnd F,nl troTk 1 Slu. lebaker "ins- ''"" announce that be Is pro- JtwilA I mm2m:!ivZ.w """"" "';'?. iners. Lewis (iHtage, 123 Sixth St. . '''wa.S'TKH To trade city lot for with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Pickett are coua Special Pale on groceries and flour. Spot Cash Casket Grocery. 17 OALVAN1ZED IRON Sky Lights and Cornices mado at 1023 Main street ofiL. N. Haines. ,19-tf U'iUTlMl Thru h..llw.r Aniltv Klamath Iron & Steol Works. l-3 ty seat visitors from Malln. : Mr. andlMrs. T L. Farthing FOR SALH -120 ncres, house. .5 Mt.,,foril Unv nrrlvcd In the city. fruit trees, most free from Irost. t..,..!.!-,,- i. n,nrM.niinir the Del- Prir,, it on. lmif rn.h. imisnr.. nn Mr. Farthing Is representing tne uei- tlmo. Mrs. Penrl North. 802 Con-, co-Light fnrm lighting and power -CITY oARnAQE When you want MISCELLANEOUS Chautauqua nnd report being wH' pleased. Miss He Utah remr.lned for- a few days' visit. John Johnson and wife of Klam ath Falls, were guests at C. M. Klrk- patrlck's home Sunday and called at H, E. WlUon's place. The helping band ladles will b entertained by Mrs. W. Crandall Wednesday, June 2nd. I believe wo night have qurU newsy letteta every week troaa Shasta View ItVrferybody would tak a little pains to drop ni a few Itema but news In tho country Is more dial cult to obtain than In town "Mlcklaf and 1 hope you will "keep at 'mM until everyone interested In their own locality will wake up to tkelr resionsiblltty aad help aep us " the map." -v, n)Ticj: or .oNTtT - (Fur PaMUatlua) ger Ave., City, llox 323. I' 1.34 plants for J. K. Hartlett. dealer for "' , this territory. Mr. nnd Mrs. Furtu- gnrbago removed call S2J. FOIt HAI.i: New modem four largo' . "" , "K" "r, '""'. "" '; r'" ' lm" 1, i........ .... i... 1111 iiMt.i. nii'iii. i iiutiu t- wi mi vi ll'l'lll llimni'i tlilfil -. -- gan Ave. 1C uth Ave. 1. i 'Oil UKNT Nicely furnished room." . . . rXm, 1wra r,.ln. Printing. Stationery and office one or two gentlemen. 728 bcc-i"" "i--" - "'" "" r ,. . sunplie. Pioneer Pristine and Sta- l-3 ently anu are ai tne none ''". tlonery company 12S Mala St. 9-U 4 until they enn find a suitable locn- . FOIt SAI.K 2-room houne and lot.ln Knrmors eveiyuhvre are be-(PHONE PEYTON for wood. IS? WANTED Woman to ranch. Address N. Ilogue, Herald office. ' ' 13 VOl'Ntl LADY, exix-rlenced stenog rapher, desires poiltlon Iu Kliim nth Falls. Reference If desired. Address II. M. W. Humid ofllni. 1.0 FOIt HALE or trade, three cook onf horses. Enquire 017 Pine WANTED Woman or girl to coek: lif. per month. J, P. McAutltTe, Fort Klamnth. V 1X)HT Child's nerk.iere on Eighth HI,, or ou Chntauqun grounds. Phono 494 (tr leiivo nt Sunset (Iroc- cry. 1.2 WANTED Position as truck driver or touring car. Call at Herald of fice, M. O. P. 1-2 IIAXCII I'OK SALE A good bargain for n quick sale. 18S acres, 140 ncres under tho ditch, nil In crop; at $r.7 per aero, easy terms. T. II. Wntters Real Estate, C20 Main. Phono 271V. 1-2 i rorner in urn nnu uruni. .iiu; ...... ,.i.i . i... mina n work' rash. Call at 60C (Irani street. LB'" "' ,0 appreciate the lalue o. St. i. , electricity In time and lauor sat en. 1-5 , as well ns making It polble for the V,W:.:" ..,..... v farm fiomo to have modern convcnl- I'.l.li n.Fl. i,..n,r.i...i..i i liny :. Hnrton, nn emploje of the Klamuth Lumber & llox company. A Classified Ad will sell It, Star Theatre HH.'HEHT HTANDAIID I'HOllUtTIOXH TLItWILLKJLIt ii PATRICK, PROPS. S.eVVVsv-wsvs-,,sSsssssS,sSss1 TODAY AND WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st and 2nd Dorothy Gish in " TURNING THE TABLES " ' ' Come and see her upset a sanitarium This is one of her best pictures and Miss Huttle M. Nehon, welll known In this community iih a nurse, were married Saturduy evening nt 8 o'clock nt tho Presbyterian manse by the Rev. E. P. Lawrence. The bride took un active part In nursing during tho recent influenza epidemic nnd for n time was on the stuff of tho Illnckburn hospital. Sho Ih ii sister of Mrs. J. II Hoes of C12 North Eighth street. -O t WEATHER RECORD O : o llorenfter tho Hernia will publish tho tnnnn nnd maximum tempera turns and precipitation record ns tak en by tho U. S. Hc-cliinintlon service ntutioii. Publication will cover the duy previous to the pnpor'a Issuo, up to S o'clock of that day. Pra- Max. Mln. clpltatlon May 20 60 32 May 30 G8 32 May 31 60 27 Keep your money in Klamath Falls When it leaves it never comes back CARD OK THANKS We hereby wish to thank kindly no'ighbors and friends for their help ful services and sympathy during the Illness and death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Mary E. Worlow, and also for the floral contribution. Jas.'L. Worlow and family, Mrs. Jas. Qordoa and family. onces. Mrs. O. Meeker of Shlpplngton un ilerwent a. serious operation this morning nt the Warren Hunt hos pital.. i James .Straw Is In from his ranch at Odessa. He Is stopping at the Hall Hotel. E. L. Mann nnd wife are business visitors from Rend. Word has been received tfrom Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Stemwell stating that they had nrrlved safely In Los Angeles. Their many friends will bo. glad to learn that Mr. Stemwell has already boon greatly benefitted by tho change LOST AND FOUND LOST A lady's gold wrist watch be tween Houston's opera house and jWcst Riverside. Plesse return to .in wy press Ave., anu receno to ward. 29-31 LOST Child's white hand embroid ered dress. Return to Herald of fice. Reward. 29 O. A. C. BRINGING IN 70 FINE GUERNSEYS OREGON' AGRICULTURE COL LEGE, Corvnllls, Juno 1. Seventy Guernsoy cattle, said to1 bo tho finest stock Imported from tho Ula of Guernsoy, will be shipped from New York to Portland In specinl express cars for distribution nmong Oregon Guernsey breeders, E. L. Westover, hold dairyman of tho college exten sion aervlce left Thursday night for the east to supervise tho shipment. Tho dairy cattle aro being Import ed by the Oregon State Guernsey Rreoders association. They will be distributed in Clatsop, Tillamook, Washington,, 'Clackamas, Polk and Coos countiei. A Classified' Ad will sell it. I' 3! LOST Watch fob, black ribbon, three gold L's connected. Stone in each. Return to Herald office; liber al reward. L. L. L. 28-2 WANTED WANTED 2 boys to carry papers, evening after train. Harry Richard son, 233 Main. 29-31 WANTED Position ns stationery engineer In saw mill or lumber camp. C. W. Williams, Klamath Rooming house, Oth and Klamath. 2S-G WANTED Woman to help with cooking. Wages J SO nnd board. Kirk Lumber Co., Martin, Oro. 28-31 Department et the, Interior, United States Land Office Lukcvjew", Oregon, May 5, lt. To Jesse Davis. Ceatetlec: You are hereby notified that George W. Duke who glvip CresoeaL Oregon, as bis postotfice address, dm on Mar C, 1920. file In this office ah. duly corroborated application to cob test' and secure the rantellutlon of your Homestead Entry No. 0812S. made. Ilcceiniter 6, I9it. ior En SWK Section 19, Township 24 8., Range 9 E., WiHaaittte Meridian. and as grounds for his contest be nlleees that said Jesse Davis Baa never resided upon ar cultivated ta land abuvo described as requireu ay law; that ho has woolly abandoned said land for more than two years last past and that said absence ifna abandonment was sot caused by rea son of the said Jesae Davis being employed In tho Military or .Naval Service of the U. S. either as' a ma rine of tne. Army and Navy or anr other capacity whiea would exempt him from residing upon nnd cultivat ing said land; and that said Jewa Davis Is not now so emplsyed. You are, therefore, further noti fied that the suid allegations will be taken as contested, and .your aald entry will be conccled' without fur ther right to be heard, either before this ottico or on appeal. If you fall to file In this office within twenty day after tho FOURTH publication cf this notice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically r spondlug to these allegations of con tent, together with due proof that you have horved a copy of your an swer on tho. said contestant either la persou or by regialoreu.muii. You should stute In ycur answer the name of thu poetofflco to which you doslro future notices to be tent to you. JAS. F. HURGESS. Register. Data of first publication Juno 1, 1920. Date of aocond publication Juno 8, 1920. Date of third publication Juno 15, 1920. Data of fcurth publication Juno 22, 1920. WANTED All kinds of scrap Iron, old bones, rngs, rubber and all kinds of metals. Max Weiss. Cth St., near Ewaunn Box Factory. 24-tf WANTED Man to drive ranch. Phone 253-J. team on 17-tl YOUR WEEKLY CHECK Llmlteu only by ability nnd time devoted to selling our trees. Complete line alt varieties backing you. Write for terms. Start immediately. SALEM NUR8ERY COMPANY, 437 Oregon Dldg., Salem, Oregon. 31-7 A Classified Ad will sell It. NUCOA Best substitute for" butter. WHO SELLS,. IT? ' Why the Klamath Cach Grocery B. P. Lewis Cash and Carry, .Store Klamath Department Store. For Your Chickens CHICK FEED, GROWING MASH, v BONE FATTENING MASH, ALFALFA MEAi, WHOLE AND CRACKED CORN Murphey Feed & Seed Store i ' i A . v v lMi L jL' - A ', s-.i.