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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1921)
THURSDAY, JULV ill, 1021 vaok roun WWWMMWWVUMVWWVVMWWWWWMMMMMMWWWVMMWWMMWMVWVV Chivalry Still Lives nior hoc rotary of thn republican HtiUo commltluo of Oregon and now secretary to Congressman Hinnott, chairman of tho rommlttoo on pub Ha lands, , CLASSIFIEDADVEffnSEMENTS THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mm M M i w m i ic i ic tyAmipmtrts" mm VWWWWWMWWWWWVWWWMWWWWWVWWMAAAAMMAAAAA WANTED MISCELLANEOUS MwVwwwwWWwwwwwwiwwwA ' FOR SALE 1921 Ford louring car with ntnrtor, chains, pump. Jack, tools nnd sido turtutus, only S50l cash, Sco A. C. Erlcksmi nt bout landing, Klamath Falls. 20-32 DRESSMAKING First class work guarantcod. 2 Main St., Mrs. Jof- tenon. 20-30 Dr. (loddnrd is on vncatlon. Will I return Thursday, July 21, 1921. 14-21 I Trucking and storage. Central Transfer & Storogo Co. 1G5W. 15-31 ron rent DREAMLAND PAVILION Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights. Terms reasonable, nn- ply to Uort McDonald. I2tf FOIl SALE Ivory bed nnft drosa or. Call tit apt. SOS, Winters Bldg, from 6:30 to 7 p. m. Wednes day or Thursday. 20-21 CITY GARBAGE When you want gnrbago rciuoml, call 10F.a:i. Sco that 6121 Itluo sorgo Suit at K K K Storo for 35. Written guar antco with every suit for wear nnd service 3tf Paints, oils and varnish. W. E, and J E. Patterson, 127 4th St. Phono 19G-W, or lies. G31-R. 23-J23 FOIl RENT Two front rooms suit- nblo tor office, kitchen, bath room and sleeping porch in rear. llcst block on Main St. No children.!-,-,, ;,vr. - J. T. D. Herald office 20-22 F0U , UEP I?0 ui'ariuii'ni. ? iuku oi LOST Gold cver-sburp jicncll with coat of arms nnd namo, "Dab", en graved on it. Call Herald offlco 20-23 BOARD AND ROOMS for gentle men. Closo In. Private family, Call 305 Pine or phono 3SS. 20-27 FOR SALE For touring 1918. 4 speed trans., Hasslor shocks, now sent covers, water circulator, Ray- flold carbuerator. ChoaD for cash. WANTED Cook for ranch. Lcavolseo at Dodge Oarage, or Innulro nt namo and addresses at Lawrcnco's, Dluo Bird, lltt furnlshod 7tf Men's Duxbak nnd Kamplt outing wear at K K K Storo. 3tf E. R. CARPENTER, papcrlianglng and painting. Prices reasonable. Phono 270-W. J22-2B Cigar Store. Company. Pacific Coast Mint 20-21 rou rent Furnisncd 2 room apartments, downstairs, wood, water, lights $25.00, single rooms I IB. Tho Turner apartments, SI Oak St. 20-23 WANTED By first of August, fur nished or partly furnished houso, largo enough for four adults. No children, Box M. D. Herald. 20-23 FOR SALE Cheap, Bulck roadster, good condition. 142B Crescent Ave. 19-22 Mnko that Idlo dollar wtrk! It In tlw bank. Put SEEKERS TO HE HERE AFTER HARVEST ROOMS FOR RENT SOc up. All rooms arc clean outsldo rooms In cluding bath. Home Rooming House, 920 Klamath Ave. Last house on right hand side of Klamath avo. 19-25 Furnished bed room for rent. Rath, hot and cold water. Call Dr. Lamb. 19-21 WANTED Woman for nil round work in Hand Laundry. French Hand Laundry. 123 N. 4th St. 19-21 FA1HVIEW TRANSFER Will savo you money on your trans ferrlng. also Blook Wood, 5.50 per cora. mono 269R. 18-2S PORTLAND, Ore.. July 21. Fol lowing tho recent announcement Dressmaking, guaranteed sa.tlsfac- that tho dato of tho settlers' ex- nua. vunes anu nouto aresses a -! f,nm fh mllr!l. pi to pcclalty. Phono 461. 19-25 n h... K ,, from July 19th to September 20th upon request of largo numbers of homo seekers who are unable to make tho trip until after harvest, thn Ore gon stato chamber of commerco is staking complcto preparations for the Septcmbor trip, according to announcement today. Commercial clubs of tho state bavo been urged to complcto tho listing of available lands In oach community for tho Information of tho settlors, and theso listed lands will bo placed in tho bands of each member of the party, according to Secretary Quayle. In this way, tho homesecker will know in advanco tho prlco and dlscrlptlon of actual tracts of land In each district in tho state. Qeorgo Quayle, general secretary of the state chamber, left today on a tour of tho stato for the purpose of securing representatives of var ious districts who will assist tho state chamber representative in the middle west In tho work of lining up prospective settlers. A long telegram from Omaha, re. iuellng additional literature on Oregon for distribution' nmong pros, pecttvo settlers, stated that a large number of homescckers are prepar ing to come to Oregon in Septem ber after harvest Is over. The gallant "8lr Walter ItaUlBh" Is holding Ida lint ti nhndo Ml if. llnrdlng'a c while h looks at the badco on his ctot. The badge In that of Columbia Commnndery of Kulghta Templar, Mnrlon, O. Mem ber") of the commandcry went to Wathlngton to confer a dcures oirthe ) president. the beach near S.uttu Monica, u re sort near here, and held primmer for soeu days, was the talo told by Chas V. Itodoinnr of I.os llanos, when he returned tu hotel here after an ab sence of a week. SACRAMENTO Tho service of tho pollen wore unlisted by Michael Klkulu of 2505 P street tu nsslst In tho search for a missing Il nioutli Rock hen nnd 10 threo week old chicks. According to Klkulo's report. Hid dio nnd her flock disappeared early In the morning from their lroiuo In the back yard and foul piny Is feared. Family of three desires a four or 5 room house must bo modern and close in Reliable people will give references. Address Box H. M. Her ald. 19-23 FOR SALE 1920 Dort, run less than 4000 miles in A-l condition. Will take Ford car in trado. Klamath FalIs Auto Co. 224 Main St. 18-23 TOR SALE 1919 Ford Touring, 4 speed transmission Scat covers new top, large steering wheel. De mountable rims, good tires, now paint. A bargain. Klamath Falls Au to Co. 224 Main St. 18-23 FOR SALE Ford speedster A-l condition. Bargain at $770. Klam ath Falls Auto Co. 224 Main. 18-23 CECILVILLE, Tho first wagon over to bo driven Into this pioneer mining town of Siskiyou county ar rived hero over tho new wagon road bet-ween Cccllvillo and Summcrvllle. whUh. tho Farnsworth II rot hers have Just completed. It voted down tho whole iii'mih uro by ,n vote of more than two to one, nnd of thu membership sixteen members woro members of tho American Leglou. Of these 1C, 15 voted to kill tho bonus. For tho second tlmo In Its his tory It has elected a western man n speaker. Ho Is Pelor F. Sny der, secretary to Congressman John son of Washington, chairman of tho committco on Immigration. Tho first sponkcr of tho llttlo congress was Ned Baldwin, for- SACRAMENTO That street pedd lers of contraband drugs need look for llttlo sympathy from Pollen Judge O. W. Anderson waa Indicated when ho sentenced C. F. Lowls, negro, to pay a fino of J800 and serve, a term of ono year In tho county Jail. Tracking and storage Central Transfer & Storage Co. 165W. 15-31 LadiCB Outing Wear In Khaki Wool Serge. Corduroy and Kamplt Cloth at K K K Store. 3tf Large, nicely furnished room, suit able for two people. Hot and cold water. Steam heat. Inquiro Star Theatre. 16-21 Do your feet trouble you? Foot specialist at your servlco at K K K atoro. Free examination and ndvlco. 3tf Trucking and storage, Contral Transfer Storage Co. 1S5W. 15-31 Saddle horses ana pack horses for hire to Four Mile lako and,Roguo river points. Phono M. H. Wamplor, Odessa, Ore. 12-30 CALIFORNIA NEWS SANTA BARBARA -Yolo's cham pionship swimming team made a clean sweep hero in Its dual meet with thu Santa Barbara mermen. Tho racers woro kept from making better tlmo by the tldu which set dead against them and by water far from smooth. tlKAHTV FOOD FOR HARVEST IIANIM. OREIION AtlRHM'l.TIIUAIi C'Olr LKllIC, July 21. Let tho harvest din ner ciiiihIhI of simple, well cmiled fond, Instead of many rich dishes, HilKKoatH MIhh Kmiim H. Wold, In Htrucliir In household art nt (). A, 11. The chief fault of thn ordinary hnr vent meal Mud In tin being too elabor ate. There Is a limit to thu amount o food that n man can oat, especially In hot weather when doing henvy work SALMON HI.'ASON OPEN MARHIIFIELI), July 21. The open senium for Chinook snlmou on Coon Hay has beun Inaugurated. Un til (here In n heavy rain, It U not lielloed Ihoru will bu much of n run here Complete Line of HEAVY WEIGHT WoolenS For the Coming Sea- Is Ready for on Your Selection i . ., , i -m CHAS. J. CIZEK Merchant Tailor 518 Main St. a. dt'ogen Dourijnnufc 'tveteteftem right defbnp jtr eyes! 1?N HV 9 i lyyVVVWWWWVVWWVVWVWVMAMAWAAAAAAAAMMMMA WOOD! Don't b deculvtd oil u double loud of BLOCKWOOD Our wngons hold 192 cubic foet or 1 Vi cords. Mensura the load and bo sure Wo guarantee Hi cords. Measure our wagons. Buy of an eatubllshed firm nnd bo sure. Our chenpur wood Is GREEN SLAB-WOOD "Tho PiHir Mnti'n WhhI" 10 cords for $35.00. A yoar'H supply for two sloret. t O. Peyton &. Co. "WOOD TO lUJUN" 419 Main St. ' Phone 63B , jijijjAfjfrvys'v'v'''timimi'mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm " r i"j'ii 11 t "Gee, but it's hot! RIVERSIDE Home preserved i fish affected with botullnus germs caused tho death of Mrs. Lldn Lem ons of San Jacinto at tbo county hos pital hero, according to health authorities. Sovcnty-fivo chickens out of a flock of 200, to which the contents of the can wure thrown, alio died. SACRAMENTO Sacramnto, n city which tho Uovernmcnt bays Is populated by 65,000 Inhabitants, bus nt least 17,000 pooplo who own their own homes, while tho othor 48,000 aro paying rent. This Is according to an estimate mad6 by several roal es tate men hero. SAN FRANCISCO E. D. Bullard, 75, retired business man, died ud dnnly while driving his automobile on Van Ness avcuuo hero. Hli wife, thinking ho had fainted, mado u vain effort to stop the car and then faint ed, tho machino keeping its course down tho avenue. Conrad Coopor, a pedestrian, was run down and drag ged 75 feet by tho driverlcss automo bilo which overturned after striking n lamp post. Mrs. Bullard was not seriously hurt. LOS ANOELES, Kidnapped by three men nftor a battle at night on "Little Congress" Debates Bonus Bill And Votes It Down Herald Wellington Bureau WASHINGTON, July 21. Moro yy J -C4 S t . rT" "rvrt lakPy You won't say that if, you visit the Maze, where it is cool and comfortable and where you can get those delicious ice cold drinks and ices that are so refreshing on warm days. . The MAZE 7th and Main Sts. Phone H77 remarkablo than tho votii of tho senato to recommit tho bonus bill is tbo action of tho "llttla con gress," , consisting of moro than a hundred of tbo fecrotarlei to on gresumen and senators. ' It debated tho whole bonuH bill and dissected It thoruoghly. THE HERALD Due to- the fact that We have been iMWMMwwwiwwMMMMMMMM unable to handle the detail work in cident to renewal of subscriptions, One year by carrier, $5.00 the period during which the special n , ... rate will continue has been extended Une year by mail, in untu August 1st. During the month the county $4.00 f July the rate will be $5.00 a year delivered by carrier in the city or """" by mail outside of the county; $4.00 a year by mail in the county. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Would Never Make a Good Lounge Lizard BY ALLMAN WHAT DO YOU Ihe'3 NOTGOIM I DON'T TODDLC I (f X7r7? VERV GD! CUQ ESPECIALLY WELL fl TOM 13 PAMCINS! Jl -yr 'HOT f ( n TONIGHT! PERHAPS "niEKl VOU COUUD SHIMrAV t5ETTEB! no, i shimmv det in the morning! a vr, A rVjJ I lim HBb I vl ..?S.. Al 'df 4dG&:a X V6swas c.v-jj o v ,i s air''A. "tvauas. a .--a n JLaL r wf am m fw - I5T1 ,'vV U. DO VOU GO TO DANCES IN THE MORNING? I MEAN VIHEM I GET UP ANDTAK A COLO SHOWER ?