The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 31, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextM XfJUmiH M, ltf mi .townc heiuuv FAMPMTIV 1 1 ! A. V 1 Th Eyning Herald 9. 9. Up UMAX ' fRBD BQOIiB CHMMer PabtUhftd dally, scit Sunday, by aTka Herald Publishing Company of OaeMtk Falls, at 11B Fourth Street, i skatered at the PostofBee at Klam ktk Fells, Or., (or transmission thru $M Mia aa coaa-ciaaa natter. i (MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED MUS Toe' Associated Preae la exclusively aatltlod to the ui tor republication of 'all ttewa dlipatchca credited to It, or not otherwise credited In this MMr, and als6 the local news pub Uaked herein. aMJB"ll,p "P Makaansaanaaaam, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1M0 LAID 1Y FOB THE WINTER MeuetwtvM ef larly New Yerk Ola. eatltned With Ltee Than a SI I - Mentha' Supply. The ttereatk hour, or, rather, ati 'clock roah to the delicatessen itore that marka the approact ( dinner to theae daya of freniied house wifery would bare teemed a strsnge asadcap phenomenon to the food kaa wives of aid New York. They weald hare felt 111 provided should tfcty haTt had Vm than alz months' 'Vavlalona la tTfardtr. According to tka memory of on malt hoy of attefety-nTo rears- axe the thrifty Dutch, folk who lived alone Ike west aide of .wkat la aew down town New York laM la atorak la Oe fteter and Noremwar to laat until April ec May. They fcaaght a quarter of k hog or a sheep to furnish the de resistance of the winters Beanie, The beef waa corned or looked. The pork and mattoawaa similarly cured and pat away. 'The waa dn la pahue eraoke malaUbMd for proit A Barrel of tear, two or tare of apples and potatoes added the vege table ' content u the menus. Other aapptlea to lead variety were laid by Ik lesser quantities. All aorta of farm prodaeta were purchasable la the fall at minimum prices,' because' at that time many nailing'' vessels and barges a the river frees upstate i with store. Aa wlater and the dosing of the river approached the farmers and merchants grew aaitpua to dispose of their stock and the towafolk coneeeuoatly boaght at aa advantage, which they were tnot alow to take. New .Turk Eveaiag.Saa. CREED FOR EVERY 'AMEBICAM , Unsnlaale -oo'hliff V:Whlek AH'CltlseM tkeuM fcAecrlhe anal was Along, Hearty every' reader la familiar wttk the' express! oa. "KVa good thing: pass K along." The other day attention was attracted j by a. "good thing" which la here pasted along. It Is a "financial creed" for every man, wom an and child ragge;ed by the savings directors ef the 12 federal reserve dis tricts. Bead It carefully. It la aa follews: I believe In the -United States of America. My opportunity and hope depend upon her future. t I believe that her stability snd prog ress rest upon the Industry and thrift ef her people. Therefore, I will work hard and Uvo atatply. V - I will spend leat thaa I earn.' I will use my earning with car. I wW save consistently. I will Invest thoughtfully. To Increase the 'financial strength of my country and myself, I will buy gov ernment securities. I will hold above barter the obliga tions my country thus Incurs. I will do these things to Insure the greatness of America's. future, i King Alfonso cut short his recent visit to England in prdsr to return to Spain to be with his mother on her birthday. Throughout his life ho kaa never failed to spend that day with or. BPSOIAL ATTENTION Two coavplste matinees every af ternoon at the Liberty, starting at 1:30 and 3:30. a 27-31 E THE LANCY KIDS DayTkeVU 0 la I Real Estate IBv PEItCY L. CatOatBT . - , w- ,- BikjrnjflaafSjaji samw - Xil ? ? V 9 THE UNIVERSITY OREGON- to salalaJaoJ by theater la order that tko yaai pea pi el Oria aaay sweat. witheat rt. Ik hatlta l m liberal daearfUa. tit UKlMttltr lathi tlw CHij o llMraWt. Science and tW ArM.U OrW-iaU ScSool. On School of Part V) CJuntle. miJ W sufawfaaal School ol U. IMUm 11 rartlaaa). Ankhactura. Ciwim . Jourac-fitac, Uttctloa ciU Mtitk. Hlffc UiJcrJ, or frtfcokrtMa- e4 somIVU Vr U lamltr, vU 4lfi Ukoratoric uj atoarr el nwrlr IOS.OOOtoIum. Snatnlatd ttVlctk an nmneJ 4 awry Mimaon ava tka hatha ana1 vUra et the ttaatnt. Willi. aelaataaa mllim ataae r lh raaaat uinOIm ataahlU aaaaart. lb CalTacaht le aaw eataatai aaaa aa am af larsa aaaeleacaaat aa4 aataaaaa aeatalaaea. For a caUlaan or tot fafcwawttaa. iliMM tbb aaniBTBAai Valvarallr at Oil Tko native negrooa of Panama sneak excellent Bnaalsh. 'About 14,000,000 families In the United Statea own their own homes . A classified Ad will aeU It. NOTICE OF BOND BALK Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council for the pur chase of four separate Issues of City of Klamath Falls Tmpmvamant Ttanrta agtrecattag $47,813.62. authorised by Ordinances of said city, numbered 5I2.'t35, 5Z. 527. for the improve meat of Conger Avenue from Main Steoat! tf California Avenue $15. ill. II: Pine Street from Eighth Street easterly to Eleventh Street $11,103.22; Klamath 'Avenue from Nlfetk -Street easterly to Eleventh Street 17.810.00; Washington Street from First Street easterly to Third street 111.284.01: respectively, proposals to purchase sucn nonas wilt b received by the undersigned up to and Including the 7th day of Bektember. mo. at the hour of 8 o'ock,P. M. and opened at a regular meeting of the Council Immediately thetwaftaaj Said bonds to be dated SeptemkM , 1920, In amounte af $5ee.ot4toe.ten yeara alter date or n. Issue, optional at any, coupon date on and after one rear, and will hear aaV terest at the' rate of all per ceat pe annam, payable aemi-annuaiiy. prin cipal aad Interest payable at Oregon Fiscal Agency In New York City. Proposals to purcbaae must be un conditional and accompanied by cer tified check for five per cent of pro posal. A. L. LEAVITT. Police Judge of City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. By order of the Common Council. Aug; 31-7 NO. 11801 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office of" ' Comptroller of the Cur- rency. Washington. D. C. July 30. 120 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence preheated to the undersigned. It haa bera made to appear that "The Am erieaa National Bank of Klamath Falls." fas the city of Klamath Falls, la tho County of Klamath aad State of, Oregon, haa complied with all tb provisions of the statute of the united States required t obe com piled with before an association shall ho authorised to commence the business of banking; New therefore I, John Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the Cur rency, do hereby certify that "The American National Bank of Klam ath Falls." in the Citr of Klamath Falls, In the County of Klamath and Stat of Oregon, Is authorized to commence the business of banking aa provided In Section Fifty one nun dreV and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of tbe United States. In testimony whereof, witness my band, and seal of office thla Thir tieth day of July, 1920. JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS, (Seal) Comptroller of the Currency. Aug. 13-20-27-3-10-17-24-1-8-1S. 1 LtTS NWfTJe TAaVHrLtT WIL fA, VV00Y? iL . I aarfi aSaaaaajaaaasanaa- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ntlY A HOMK V.RNT There is a world of satisfaction In knowing that .You do not have to mow, so why not btly n good honw and settle dowaf Wo shall bo glad to show you tho following; Brand new- thrco room plastered house and small corner lot one block from Main St., near river and lake, at a bargain price of $1500; halt cosh. Neat and modern four room bun galow with bath and plenty of eabl not work In kllchon and dining rpom, at special price of $1600, on cuy terms. flood four room bungalow on Ninth St. pavement, with One lot and. In excellent neighborhood, at the 'ex tremely low price of $2250. Ony $900 cosh and tho balance like rent. flood flvo room bungalow on big corner lot one block from Main. Tho prlco la only $3000, on terms of $650 cash and ISO a month. Modem five room bungalow and garage, close In on Tenth at. pave ment. Non-resident owner Is mak Ing special price of $3500; terms. You'll have to hurry It yoa want this modern Ave room bungslow on Tenth St., with lawn, trees and fine garden tract. Price Is only $3350, on terms of $1250 cash. In Mills Addition, close to the mills and factories, we have a good four room house and three big Iota with fruit tree and nne garden tract. Prlco $1400. on terms of $400 cash. And we have a modern tea room house with 'two big Iota on corner, close to new school site., at the ex ceptionally low price of $5000. on terms' of $1000 cash aad $50 a month. And over along the river, where frultlMldom falls, we have a good six room house, with fine garden tract. good orchard aad about 100 feet of river frontage. A good home for a terse fr.!!r, si - spscUl price of $1000, on terms of, $1000 cash. We.also hare. an exejustre list of high clsss Income property In Klam ath Falls, aad farm lands, In.the sur rounding country. We can save you money. CHH.COTK ft SMITH 633 Main St. 31-1 HAVR YOU INSURED YOUR KAYT Fires have caused more property losses' than have been caused. by all the wars, storms, flooda and other agenclea of destruction of historical record. Nothing Is Immune from destruction by Are, even though fire proof materials are above, below, or all around It. Think how eaav It tr iwwi ivir uaj ituy inivaia urn.- for hay la one of the most combust ible properties you can think of. Fire Insurance would be your only, protection against financial lose If your hay crop should be destroyed bv fire. We offer you this protection through the most reliable Insurance company In existence. See me. Jas. Drlseoll, Room 4, Loomls Building. FOR SALE String beans, 10c per pound. H. B. McLane. phone 339R. 31-1 FORD ACCESSORIES and repairing. we use only genuine Ford parts. Klamath Falls Auto Company, 1157 Main St 31-tf WANTED A four room house. Phone 376, ask for Apt. 10. 31-1 FOR SALE One chiffonier, one two burner Perfection oil stove, oka round English breakfast table and one three quarter sis bed atead and springs, Phone 343. 31-1 NOTICE There will b a sliver tea held st the bomb of Mrs. J. J. Keller,. 71 8 Jefferson, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. 31 40 ACRE RANCH FOR HALE Sandy loam soil 6 to 12 feet deen: between Merrill and Malln, across 'road from Shasta View school, Six acres Irrigated by pumping plant from Government ditch, all could be irrigated. 22x26 house worth $500; also other buildings and well of flne water. Price $2000. Terms $1000 cash, balance reasonable. Write to or see James H. JJeldln, Merrill P. O., Malln stage route. 31 That's AtRiCtr mm vo TO rALrf-Bur YOO DON'T vuHeRe 1 rrer the Thtcs To rtET THIS -STUFF. RBLIFVF MP -fOON'T KNOW HOU; oving iv ncc 1 nY rCA7 T"XE5. MILLINERY Fall Styles Now on Display PLAIN PRICB STORK KIrothFiU L n PLACE" ORDERS at one Wild pluraa. 20 lb. case, II, an m case, f. . b. Lakeview, Ore. Ltoyd'a Cash Store. , 31-94 FOR RENT Bedroom, phono 31 7 R. 1143 Pine, 31-3 FOR. SALE Exceptionally nice oak and . plate glass show case. In quire bf Mrs. Cowden, Baldwin Hardware Co. 31-2 FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Newly renovated, new haddlnr. hot'and cold water, rates reasonable. HOBM'Koomlng House. 920 Klamath Ave. si-7 $6000-f-'S room house completely furnished :1arce corner lot" on 9th St.1. tWd blocks from Main St. $1000 cash,' balance easy.- $1100 New 5 room plastered house in rairview. Lot 50x110. $400 cash and $"40 per month. Af A. BELLMAN A CO. . 406 Main St. 31-2 FOR SALE 5 head pure bred Cots wool bucks. Write O. L. Holbrook, 617 Alameda St., or can see bucks at ranch at Malln. 31 FOR SALE Folding baby buggy. 134 Lookout 31-4 almost. new. Call 1! St. Phone 223W. WANTED At once, small hand tent. Phone 390M. second 31 WANTED Boy with blccle for de livery worn. Liberty Market, phone 511J. 31-1 FOR SALE Collapsible' baby carri age la good condition. Am leaving town. 840 Walnut St. 31-1 There are a number of boys and girls that wish to attend the Klam ath county high school and work for their room aad board or get outside work so that tber may Bar for these. Anyone wishing- to employ hlsh school students will please communi cate with Mr. Ooetz, principal of the high school. 31-4 FOR SALE By owner, a cosy four ' room house on paved street, two diocks from Main. Very reasonable, 320 N. Uth St. 31-4 FOR SALE By owner, 20,000 acros Sectlona 16 and 36 In Lake and Crook counties, at your own price. Make offer on any 640 seres or nuira. Write E. T. Fisk. White Pelican Ho tel, or T. B. Walters, 620 Main St. ii't FOR BALE By owner, 5 million feet timber on Upper Klamath Lake. at very low figure. Write E. T. Flsk, White Pelican Hotel, Klam ath Falls. 31-4 Lf5TrM.fOn&V tKfiTTA THINK I -..-I "".'' Ol rl trie. LfTCCA Btt.tVrt L:m.;jZm.zzj lyricvcAi innw j'm , yck; Buy ra 1 11 UWY 1 HATS OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION, THE VERY NEWEST MATERIALS, SHAPES, COLORS AND TRIMMINGS; HUNDREDS OP SMART HATS ARE OFFERED AT PRICES YOU CAN AF FORD TO PAY, IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS DEPARTMENT KNOWN TO YOU. BE CERTAIN TO SEE THEM BEFORE BUYING YOUR NEW FALL MILLINERY. Klamath Variety ShoP S-lO-lSVnd 25c STORE EVERYBODY'S STORE LEGION FANS PULL . FOR 1S-ROUND BOUTS SACRAMENTO, Cal Aug. 31. Local delegates to the American Le gion State Convention held at flan Diego last week returned with the word that the proposed fifteen-round boxing law mot by the endorsement of American Legion representatives 'from all parte of the state. The res. olutlon waa presented by the Golden date Post of San Francisco and there waa not one objection voiced against, 'such a law, according to Chester, Oannon, Chairman of the AthleUf Committee of the Sacra mento Pott, - . The proposed, law which likely will be put on the ballot will be similar In alt respects to tho New York Boxing Commission regula tions that were passed and which re vived the game there. The state of New York receives a compemntlon front all shows, tho promoter, sec onds, boxers and buildings aro li censed and the rules of the contests ANNOUNCEMENT 0WWWWWWW Our new shoe department will be opened to the public in about a week, and will occupy quarters in the stores located immediately next to our grocery store. We will handle complete lines of men's women's and children's shoes, and they will be the best obtainable. We solicit your patronage. J. E. Enders & Co. r Til AT II'T '-'" (MeCAwjeotiN'r use r.sL?r.r . WC DVT 007' Cn& r- HC TA Vr? JT. Orwfoa AT THE THEATERS f A clean, bright, entertaining photo play, strong In human Interest, show at the Liberty, Theatre tomorrow. It la "Tin l'an-Alley" a snappy title for a bcsutlfulj plcturlsatlon of the spirit of the horno and what it meaaa In humanilvas. The story on which tho picture Is Founded is br William C. Lenget, and recently made a big hit in one 01,100 magasines. 11 isiia or the struggle of a youth to make a suc cess musl'calirY-of bow he finds tho trim source of Inspiration In a place- most unexpecteded to him and thus learns tnedlffereace'botwe t he nna m and the, reel In life. Tho picture lives up to tho usual" cxcellonco of William, Fox produc tions. The stars, Albert Ray and Eli nor Fair, do excellent work supported by a good cast. are mnilo for tho benefit of the fans In gltlng them tho best of fistic en tertainment. C l(DIUv FOR f lAXtVJ. 4 P?3 Jttl'tt, ,