I'AGB SIX TUB8UAT, HAY 3, 1031 J JHn i i. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I m III i j n i u I NEW TODAY i WANTED Bargain for cash Jn Ford KonitBtor, lato model. Cnll 122 Clh slreot. 3-4 CLEANING AND MIKHSIMJ l'lnln skirts 75c; plain dresses, J 1.25. C. H. Sparks, tailor, 805 Mnln. Phono B62W. 3-9 IIsto You 8vn Rellcy today? FOU'HKNT Ono room furnished Cabin. Call 115 3. 9th 8t. 3- FOR IlKNT Throo room house. Cnll 833 Wnslngton St. 3-5 FOU KENT Furnished Tour-room apartment. Telephone 273J. 707 Washington St. 3-5 FOIt 8ALIJ Good touring. 6-c-lln- dor car for snto or trade. What luivo you? 8yd. Evans. 3-5 FOIl KENT Mostly furnished apart- monts; 2 rooms 20; 3 rooms $25. lnqulro 10 Main, upstairs. 3-5 Hiiro you seen Kellcy today? SNAP T1U8 SNAP A lovely four room plastored house inodorn, completely furnished, close in on Tenth St. I'rlco 13400. Terms. THE ItYAN REALTY CO., 3.4 512 N. 9th Street TEAM FOIl BAM: lnqulro U. K. nuland. Lnngoll Valley. 3-v- ROOMS FOR RENT All room are light, clean, pleasant outside rooms, BO cents and up. Home Rooming Hour, 920 Klamath Avo. 3-3 1 Klfliiet" W coming boon. farm It for tho next yoar. Mrs. Deal spont ttio winter nt'Clold Hill work Inirnth mine. pavld Turner haB boon drilling for n woll, on his plnco tho past week. Tho first allompt brought only he! sulphur water, not unllko tho pres ent Bprlng on tho plac,e, whllo tho hocond vonluro gavo forth an nbund nnco of clear, cool wator, much noed od for hounohold purposes. Saturday, Cocll Deal and Fred Hilton scraped tho roadB from tho top of (tho Allen hill to tho post of fice. This Is tho first tlmo n scraper has been ovor tho road slnco August 1920, and with thn exception of two culvorts being replaced, this Is tho only work Hint has boon done for over n year In tho wost sldo of tho valley. Last year itho road JUHt oast of tho post offlco was wldonod and graded, and n grado or two fixed In bad places, but In tho most parts tho roads havo been almost Impassable all winter. The amount of road tax paid by residents of Langoll valley would keep tho roads In good shapo If any Interest was taken In them. When jtho old tlmo law of working Letters From t The People Honornblo Rendur: ' Tim Amorlcan Federation of La. hor and tho Industrial Workers ot tho World nru two labor tiulonn who don't go tosothor. Tho American Fodorntlon ot La bor Is a craft union and was on tabllshod to cnnblo workmen to got n llttlo something out ot llfo bo sides hard work, that makes n bare living for workors and profit for others. We nro threatened with a ro glmo ot reaction. ' Tho opou shop movomout Is to crush Inbor, right or wrong. Tho attempt Is futile, because they nttompt to stltlo tho equality ot opportunity. Some business dormlnod by this hysteria and panic. V In this tho. work of tho Invlslblo government? A. KADDHU Seo'y. Hod Carriers' Union. Local 117. A classified Ad will sell It. a. men t aro seeing red. They call men thought I. W. W pago In history. with progressive It Is tho foulest Tho very prlncl out road tax was In vogue, better Pies or Americanism navo uoon un- roads and more Interest was shown . - KNK1HT8 OF COLUM1IUH MKKTINO A business mooting ot tho Knights ot Columbus will bo hold In Bacrod Heart hall, High stroot, Wednes day ovenlng, May 4, at 7:30 o'clock. Every mombor Is request ed to bo prooont, as Important busi ness will bo up for consideration. IIYnON P. NOUD, 3-4 Socrotary i CAHD OF TIIAXKH Wo desire to oxprcss, our sincere appreciation of itho many kindly nets, and tho sympathy that was extouded to us by friends and neighbors dur ing our recent bereavement. Wo aro deeply grateful. MRS. MARY A. W1LKINB, MR. AND MRS. EARL WIItTLOCIC FOR SALE Ono chiffonier and dresser. 1 large dining room tablo, 2 rockers, Toledo steam cooker, two hoatlnc atovos. Whlto rotary sowing raachrho, ono cot, .pillows, small rugs, Mason Jars, etc, very reasonable 1413 Oregon. Phone S04M. '3-5 ATTENTION Regular Convocation Klamath Charter No. 35, It. A. M. tonight, Msy 3, 19.21, at-7:30 P. M. Confcrr. ln( Royal Arch degreo. Visiting com panions welcome. By order E. H. P. 3 J. n. DUATTON. Secy. I1AIIGAINH FOR QUICK SALE 1 Ford ono-ton truck, 1 Ford delivery, 2 Ford touring cars, 1 oak roll top desk and chair, 1 large Burroughs adding ma chlno and stand, 1 Underwood typo writer and l.F. & E. check-writer. Inquire 'office Co. of Klamath Packing 3-5 FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms unfurnlshod. Inquire at Mills AddlUon Hall. 3M KSTItAY Strayed from my place, one black borso. weight about 1400 lbs. Illg whlto star on faco and white spot on nose. Harvey I'utman, Sblpplngton. Phono 82M. 3-6 Have Yon Seen Keller today? LANGELL VALLEY NKW8 Will Duncan paid the valley a visit last week and says it looks tine for this tlmo of year. Mr. Duncan romov ed to Roguo Itlvcr several years ago whoro ho )s engaged In the farming business. Ho had tho misfortune to break a spring in bis car, and this delayed blm a day. Cocll Deal and family have return ed (o tho homo ranch and expect to In them'. Mrs. Allda Duncan linn been haul ing grain from W. W. Warren's place to keep Mr. Duncan supplied with seed grain. John Noblo mado a trip up o his homestead last week and brought his stock down to his valley place. Sol. Dewey, Jr., was recently an notated notary nubile. This has boon a much neoded offlco for somo time, thcro being only one othor In tho valloy at present, Chris Cowley. John and David Turner have been hauling posts for tho highway tho past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corkory moved to tholr now homo last wook. George Noblo visited at tho Dun cans' Saturday, and brought homo his ran go horses in tbo evening. Will Campbell has been plowing on bis ranch and putting In his grain. Billy Deal hauled a load ot hogs to Groh's ranch Tuesday of last week. Ivau Kllgore moved to Antelope Saturday, to do bis farming. J. B. Casey and fnmlly took In the Janco nt Lorella Friday night, ns did Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hilton, Miss Deal, Mr. Deal and Everett Malone. "Bhorty" Ruland and wlfo wore aorenaded Saturday night by tho neighbors, ns a sort ot wclcomo hack. Mro. Ruland was formorly Miss Ag nes Jardlne. They spont tho winter In Idaho, but spring fever causod thorn to wander back. Mrs." Nel. Smith ewtortalnod nt a one o'clock Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kllgore, Mr. and Mrs. Alt Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kllgore wore guests. Miss Bobletto Tuttlo spent Tues day with Mrs. Alt Duncan. News reached tho valloy last ovon Ing of the marrlago ot Lester Wish nrd and Mlas Ruth Tompkins in Klamath Falls, Ore. Sovoral womon havo beon purchas ing Whlto Leghorn day-old chicks, among' them Mrs. Ous Keller, Mrs. Alfred Koller, Mrs. Merle Kllgore and Mrs. Fred Hilton. Tho turkoy business soems to havo gained quite a bold In Langwcll valloy. Thoso rais ing them for profit are Mrs. Dalsoy Huntloy, Mrs. Etta Mhlono and Sirs. Allda Duncan and John Noblo. Mr. It. E. Wlnard branded calves Saturday. Ho was assisted by John Noble. Reservation inhabitants aro seen going to Clear Lake after tho annual roots, which they gather each year. Archie Pankey has beon hunting his horses a couplo of days, thoy having strayed from his pasture, . At The Liberty The House of Personal Service ri. TODAY H. B. Warner t ' IN "HAUNTING SHADOWS" If you road "Tho House of A Thousand Candles" you must see this picture. A story of a houso ot mystery a hidden trcas urc a gang ot crooks a girl and a man who Ik unafraid. ' , TOMORROW r "SOMEONE IN THE HOUSE" 1 W And Buster Keaton -IN- "NEIGHBORS" On Sunday We Will Get the Devil flowing at tJfie OIL iPHOTQl flAUty TO-DHY DOROTHY DALTON . IN "A ROMANTIC ADVENTURESS" SEE THE Masquarado revel nt tho Now Orloan's carnival. Behind tho scenes on tho big Now York revuo. The big Yalo-llarvard football gamo. Big scenes at Monte Carlo. ' The Jolly Dick Lonsdale Company in a new axd pleasing faiu'k comedy THURSDAY Tom Moore in "Hold Your Horses' 1(H) 1KII CK$X(UMO..,t. K-wr-cxr. t MONDALE -THEATRE Arthur Bean Musical Director Tod White Managor Ed. F. Crawford Chief Operator The Best for the Best THE WORKINGMAN'S THEATRE The only thing small about this show is the price LOOK AT THIS SHOW FOR 44c TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT TWO BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Real Vaudeville Classy Vaudeville MICHELSON AND LEE In a comedy novolty a llttl dlfferont. Introducing comedy talking, music and Juggling. A real troat. ALSO ' MISS BILLIE EARL In songs and quick changes. A wonderful songstress and won- dorful wardrobo that will surprise you.- A HEAL IIUHIIMAN AND A HEAL HUSH PlOTUHi: Wm. Desmond "PADDY OHARA" A picture with a punch and an Irishman always carries a good punch so don't miss the punch In this picture m AND A MACK SENNETT COMEDY A Bennett comedy a day drives the blues away. This is a guaranteed show so don't miss it. v TWO SHOWS 8:i'S SMS. AMISSION ADULTS 44c - - CHILDREN 20c . KLAMATH A. B. C. OIL " Dictionary SS The man who thinks he can " make profits in oil without buy ing oil stock. TlOOSTER The citizen who talks D oil to everybody. COWARD The man who believes in oil but is'afraid to make a bet on it. COLLARS What we will all have if we strike oil. pASyThe kind of money you'll " make if oil is struck. VABULOUS The kind of profits that arc made in oil fields. CAME SPORT The man who don't believe in oil, but buys the stock just the same. UEIIWhat it will be if we don't strike oil. INVESTORS The people who " make oil development possible. VUNE The month we expect to see Siemens' gusher come in. KNOCKER The man who says there is no oil in Klamath. I UCK Wouldn't do you any good if you don't make a bet. MOAy What it takes a lot of to 111 drill and oil well. ilOTHING What your stock will be worth if we don't strike oil. QL 5 TOCK What you have got to " buy if you wtJnt to make money in oil. BIKER A man who bc!:cvc in oil, but lets his neighbors put up all the money for development. QUESTION ''Have you seenKcl ley today?" DISK What you've got to take if you ever make more than wages. VEMJZNS The pioneer who set the pace and started oil develop ment with his own money. THIRTY CENTS What you will feel like after oil is struck if you have no stock. TIP Where stocks will go when oil is struck. VERY SOON The time when our ' drill will start. WHISKEY How easy it would be to sell stock if that was what we were going to drill for. VCUSE There is no excuse for not putting at least a few dollars in oil development. VELLOW The color of the streak up your back if you are afraid to bet that there is oil in Klamath. 7 IP-BANG The noise a gusher will make. SEE KELLEY TODAY Mail all checks and direct all inquiries to Crater Oil & Gas Co. Of f ice:-622 Main Street Open Evenings s t IM