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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1921)
rAau TWO WKDNKSDAY, JUNK 1, 1IKS1 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mwmwwwmwwmwwmmmmmmmammwwmmmaaaaammmaaaaamaA QASStFlLDADVERTISEMENTS jyWWWWWWWVWAMMAMftM WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WMMMmMMMMMi yOIt RENT Sleeping room, with bath, 1C per month. Call after 6 T. M. C22 Klamath Ave. 31-6 IjOST Eyo Blisses In case, on Sixth street. Phono 205W. 31-1 FOR SALE Piano and phonograph, lnqulro 416 Pine. 28-1 ROOMS 50c and "Cc por night. All nro outside rooms, clean and light. 920 Klamath Ave. Home Rooming Houso. - . 31-6 WANTED Any kind of work by competent young lady. Dox L. D., Herald. 31-2 TOR RENT Two-room houso fur nished for housekeeping. 2115 Sixth St. 31-1 FOR BALE Netted Gem sood pota toes. J. E. Nownbam, ono mile south Pine Grove school. 31-3 LOST Saturday night, between Chautauqua grounds and Main St., old fashioned gold brooch with soli tary pearl ornament. Reward. F. L. Smith, 406 Pine. 31-1 FOR RENT Modern. 3-room house, 2 blocks from Mills addition school Phono 250J. 31-2 FOR BALE Win. Allen storo at Shlpplngton. Will glvo terms to anlt. 31-4 WANTED Experienced gentleman bookkeeper, Acme Motor Co., 400 S. 6th St. 31-1 FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. 524 High, near 6th St. 31-1 FOR RENT Unfurnished houso 933 Washington St. 31-2 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing room. 1143 Pine. 31-2 JUST ARRIVED A big shipment of stone crocks, sizes from 2 to 6 gal gal eons: also flower pots In all sizes and ono-half gallon crock milk pans. Johnstono Furnlturo Co., 719 Main St. 31-tf FOR SALE 5-room modern houso, on pavement, closo In. Herald, box B. 31-4 FOR SALE 4-room house, furnished or unfurnished, also cabin; 1C05 Oro. Avo. 28-4 FOR SALE Six Jorsoy cows, all giv ing milk, wo separators, ono second hand Muoboll and one nearly now Sharplcss. Ray Hicks, Grlgsby ranch Olcno. 28-4 KLAMATH OIL CO'8. 8TOC1C WAN ted Will pay spot cosh for ono or mora shares. Stnto number of shares offered and lowest price In first let ter. Address Investor, Dox 1 enro Herald. WANTED By carpenter, now or ro. pair work. Services reasonable Phono or call York Cato. F, K. P. 27-4 WANTED Ford, not older than 17 model. No Junk, no dealers. Must bo bargain for cash. Howard, Super ior Laundry. 27-3 DRESSMAKINO First class work. Mrs. Jefferson, No. 2 Main Street. 27-4 SPECIAL AT THE LIBERTY My greatest desire today Is to hnvn every man. woman nml child' In Klnmnth Kails seo the wondur fill picture of "Hlnck Meanly." I am bringing this picture hero nt tremendous expense and must nriulo1 my prices accordingly. Hut I niUj t.uui iu lull njivtmi buuiid (lb uvi'U Jobs than regular .prices so that everyone, may seo this great pro duction. The following prices will prevail: Regular prices Children 10 cents, Adults ! cents. i Evenings Children 25 cents, Adults SO cents. To enablo every child to sen "Black lleauty" a special matlneo on Wednesday will bo run nt four o'clock and ovory child under six teen years of ago will bo admitted for five cents. II. W. POOLK SPECIAL AT THE LIBERTY CALIFORNIA NPWC I ..-.w Trucking Job wanted. Call 235J, 26-2' FOR SALE Light Six touring car: good mechanical condition; good rubber, $350.00. Seo Stage Central Oarage. 27-4 WANTED 150 bucks to pasture. In- qulro phono 356, or nddrces J. D Swift, caro of P.O. box 487. 26-1' ECONOMY RKFHIflKRATORS Wo havo thorn In all sizes at re duced prices, and havo sold thom hero for over eight jears. You aro taking no chances. Wo guarantco ovory ono largo or small to gtvo satisfaction, and a saver In your Ice bill. JOHNSTONE FURNITURE CO. 26tf ICELESS REFRIGERATOR Will pay for Itself. No Ice, no wor ry, no expense Woro tried out suc cessfully last season In Klamath Falls, and aro guaranteed to glvo satisfac tion. Let us demonstrate them to you. JOHNSTON FURNITURE CO. 26tf Girl wants work for 4 hours a day. Call 456M. 31-6 FOR RENT Furnished apartments at St. Frances' 628 Oak St. ' Mrs. AnUorson, apt. 6. 31-4 FOR SALE New Edison phono graph, perfect condition. 7 records. Phono 444, or call at Deer Head Grill. 31-4 WTANTED Woman to cook ono meal each evening for two gcntlomen. Inquire Army Goods Storo, 7th and Main. 31-1 Expert stenographer desires em ployment or part tlmo work. Box A, B. C, Herald office. 31-2 GUARANTEE!! AUTO BARGAINS 1 1918 Dodge Al condition. 1 1920 Special Six Studebaker Guaranteed 1 1918 Burtk now car, guaranteed. Four now cord tires. 1 1920 Bulck A real bargain. Run only 1600 miles DC1CK SALES & SERVICE CO. Phono 170W. 7th and Klamath Avcnno FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart ment 634 N. 8th St. Phone 413J. 31-1 FOR BALE: Plastered 5-room new houso, ono block from pavement. Quick sale, $1350; small payment, loss for cash. Phono 370 or 54 GM. 28-1 CITY GARBAGE When you want garbage removed, call 10123. FOR SALE Used not abused 1920 Chevrelet: ono ton truck. First class condition. A real buy. Central Garage. n 27-4 Nu Bono corsets mado to your mcasuro, guaranteed. Rose Randall, 521 Jefferson St. Phone 260J. 26-2 REDDING, Juno 1. According to' announcement mnde hy officials of tho company, tho Big Billy Hill oxide plant will begin nctivo operation tho ' first week In June. Tho plant, ono of tho largest In tho country, will reflno , 200 tons of oro por day. From 150 to 200 mon will be given steady employment. REDDING, Juno 1. Twenty-four placor mining claims of 160 acres each 3840 acres in all wero lo cated In tho northeastern parts of Shasta county on May 17 by residents of Weed. Tho location notices lay claim to tho ground for "dlatomacc ous earth and other valuable minerals." BAN FRANCISCO, June 1. In creases In building activity, particu larly In southern California, and the government forecast May 1 of a win-I ter wheat crop of 66,000.000 bushels, I tho largest In tho history of tho 12th federal reservo district, wero tho out-! standing developments In tho district during the past month, according to a statement mado public hero by John Pcrrln, San Francisco federal roscrvo agent. ! U. 5. Sends Second Note to Dutch WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 1 A noto sent to the Netherlands by Sec retary Hughes takes exception to tho assertions mado by tho Dutch govern-' mont that tho United States entered its protest too Iato against the Dutch policy In tho DJambl oil fields to tho Hague. Tho new noto by the United Statos explains tho situation clearly In regard to this country and Its Interests. Get results by using class ad. Northern Calif. 00 Co Drilling Tools Were Shipped From San Francisco Monday, May 30 This good news was contained in a tele gram from Mgr. W. C. Lehman received by President E. D. Johnson Sunday. Actual Drilling will begin as soon as ship ment arrives and machinery can be set up and put in operation. The Derrick is built and paid for; The .Machinery, Tools, and Equipment are bought, shipped and paid for. Every dollar of the proceeds from the sale of Treasury Stock will be used in actual drilling expense. TREASURY STOCK AT $1.00 PER SHARE can be purchased through Captain Siemens AT FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS BANK Northern California Oil Co. ROMIl KXI'LOIMIS AND INJURES ARMV OI-'KICKIIH WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 1. An accident that cost threo officers and eight enlisted men of tho army OREGON BREVITIES ASTORIA, Juno 1, Almost on tho samo spot where 116 years ago Lewis and Clark, as representatives of the United States government, landed on.tbelr historic trip down tho Columbia, the United States took formal possession pf tho slto pur chased and donated by the pcoplo of Clatsop county for a naval base slto. cd by C. H. Gram, state labor com missioner, shows a decrease of 32.67 per cent In tho number of men em ployed between March 16 and May 15, last, as compared with the samo period In 1920. A decrease of 25.67 per cent is shown In the employment figures for this year as compared with the samo period In 1919. PORTLAND, Juno 1. Fifty thous- tind people In Oregon will be asked ' to subscribe ISO each -toward f Inane- ing the iy-5 Portland world's fair, according to Julius L. Motor, chair man of tho fair commission, who ad dressed a meeting of the Portland Realty board at the Portland hotel recently. SALEM, June 1. Unless bankers como to tho rescue of fruit produc ers who aro now unable- to flnanco this year's crop, there Is a possibility that the growors and packers will co operate in an effort to provide funds whereby tho yield will not bo menaced, "SALEM, Juno 1. The C. A. Span! ding Logging company and other Ma vlon county lumber corporations havo received substantial orders for Oro too timber from Japan. PORTLAND, June 1. Not for aauny yoarslf ever before, has so much Industrial building been In irogross on tho Portland watortront as nt tho present tlmo. Either prelim inary work or actual construction Is now under way for closo to J2.000, 000 worth of Industrial structures on water frontage. EUGENE, Juno 1. A tract of 4. 400,000 feet of spruce timber neat Rccdsport on tho lower Umpqua river has just been sold by tho forest service to C. McC. Johnson, of that place, who announces .that ho will be gin to oporato his sawmill at once. Announcement of tho sale of tho tim ber was made at tho office of tho SI uslaw national forest. Tho spruce logs will be cut Into small lengths at the mill and shipped to Oregon City to be used in making paper. PORTLAND, Juno 1. A tarantula which reaebod Portland In a bunch of bananas bit Edward O. Anderson, 1038 East Twentieth street North, of the firm, of Andorson & Loyd, gro cers, on a finger and be Is confined to his home as a result. SALEM, Jnne 1. The Dank of Prlnevillo, capitalized at $50,000, has been granted a charter by tho state, It was announced by Frank C. Oram well, state superintendent of banks. Tho officers are: J. L. Karnopp, of Portland, prosldnet; W. O. Hall, cashier; Gcorgo F. Euston, assistant cashier; A. J. Noble, J. M. Elliott and Lake M. Ilochtell, directors. SALEM, Juno 1. A survey of, 74 lumber mills In Oregon just complet- Tho Minnesota house of represen tatives has passed a bill to tho effoct that persons supplying newspapers with false Information tor publication will be guilty of a mlsdomeauor. fc jfrnB Out of the Kitchen ITS easy to keep yourkheben neat and clean when you have a good oil cookstove. You also have lota of time for en joyment out of the kitchen. A good cJ cookstove with Pearl Oil is dean and econom ic. A ateady dependable beat is concentrated oai the cooking leaving the kHekin cool and comfortable. Pearl Oil la refined and re refined by a special process. It is clean burning uniform. Por sale by dealers everywhere. VJi STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CalitenU) PEARL OIL HEAT AND UGHT m$MMsm air scrvlco sorlous Injuries occurred yestorday when a bomb that was be ing placed aboard a vessel at the army proving grounds at Aberdeen, Maryland, exploded suddenly. Ac cording t reports of witnesses, tho bomb was accidentally dropped. Recent discoveries In connection with astronomy Indicates that tho ol der a star grows, tho faster does It move. A classified Ad will soil It. William Im Quouox, the English nuthor, Is roportod as having recent ly completed a whole, novel In tho spacti of throe weeks. Htv4 .x rO0AK WORK Leave bur Filrcvs 'More 9 OclocK-Your A.M- Pictures arc ready at 5 p.T 9$? yiwcrwooos mmv Wn? KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Tr7n?l V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE 11 l WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE purTtx I BUY THEIR DRUGS fAccT;?ACY) CHOICE OF S KINDS OF BREAD 10c 6TH ST. BAKERY (It took soma folks three or four ycunt to get thoir's, I got nilno In nix month. Thanks, folk. I do appreciate Uio patronage I havo received.