The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 08, 1921, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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MONDAY, AUGUST , 10)91.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CLASSIFIEDAOVERnSENENTS
MISCELLANEOUS
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LOST Utile wblto poodle brown
pot over right ore. Liberal reward
(or return or Information. Lonvo nt
Central Hotel. 6-9
FOR SALE Furnlturo lor 6-room
houso. All now. Part cash, balanco
reasonablo tormt. Phono 22S-M. (1.9
DRE8SMAK1N0 First class work.
Mrs. Jefferson No. 2 Main, f-18
FOR SALE CHEAP Some furnlturo,
also fruit jars, baby's nurory
chair and bath tub. Phono 47IMV
or 633 N. 9th St 6-S
LOST Crank to Elgin car. Finder
please leave at K. K. K. Store
6-8
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
5 Do a night, $3 a woek at Hot
Spring Hotel. 6-20
FURNITURE for 9-room houso tor
ale. Fine location for rooming
or boarding house A bargain, SOS
Main St, 5-11
Will the two young men who called
upon the operator at Star thcatro
boat March Sth, 1921 to learn mov
ing picture operating and electricity
please write Ray O. Patch, Klamath
Falls, Ore., very Important. 5-11
FOR SALE 4 ft. limb or body wood,
eut this seaon, ?8.50 per cord de
livered. Phone 152. 5-8
YOUNG MAN and mother, wishes
position on ranch. Mother to cook.
Both experienced. Man con milk. Box
M, Herald Office. ' 5-8
LOST At cor. of 3rd and Klamath,
a young Fox terrier puppy. Re
ward If returned to 331 So. 3rd St.
4-8
POSITION WANTED Capablo girl
desires work such as copying etc.
in tome office. Box O. B. Herald of
fice. 4-9
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WASHINGTON, Auc 8. An
aotutceaent Is made of the creation
of a division of transportation of
the Joint congressional commission
on agricultural inquiry.
Donald D. Conn, First National
Boo Line bank building, Minneap
olis, la appointed in charge of this
division. Ha for tome years hand
led the statistical work for the
SbevllB-Hlxon Lumber company In
Central Oregon and northern Idaho.
This joint committee Is investigat
ing causes of the present condition
of agriculture; the cause of the dif
ference between the prices of agri
cultural products paid to the pro
ducer and the ultimate cost paid by
the consumer; the comparatlvo con
dition of industries other than agri
culture :tbe relation of prices of
commodities other than agricultural
products to such products; the
banking and financial resources and
credits of the country and especial
ly as affecting agricultural credits,
the marketing and transport facil
ities of the country. '
The division of transportation is
to make a thorough analysis of. our
rate and car service problems as
they affect the prices of commodi
ties which tbo agriculturists pro
duce and utlllic.
Mr. Conn has tho full authority
of this commission to take whatever
step may be necessary fully to ac
quaint the commission with all of
the facts Incident to tho transporta
tion problem as ho may decldo or
which may be pertinent to the is
bom before this commission.
Senator McNary of Oregon la a
member of the commission.
WDaL WELOOXB NKW
CUTIZKNS TO THK U. S.
GREAT FALLS, Mont., Aug. 8.
In order to Impress upon nowly uat-
IBM
RATES
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
1 At a fit"! ! I BBBv
DANMY. YOU GO TEIL
WILBUR IF HE'S COIMG
FI8HWS WITH ME H&U
HAVe TO COME RIGHT
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IFOR SALE Usod Dodge Roadstor.
Dunham Auto Co. 4-10
FOR SALE Ftno cooking and eating
apples nt Enterprise Ranch Phono
400-J. 3-13
Taxi and Transfer. Phono 517. 2-1G
FOR SALE 7-foot cut McCorninck
btndor, A-l coudltlon. Run cut a
short time. Less than halt tho prlco
of a now ono. Waltor ZoUinan,
North sldo of Miller Hill, Klnmath
Falls, Routo No. 1. 5-8
FOR SALE G tons of cucumbers, all
slice, packed 'In gallon boxes.
Small slto $1.50. dill slips I1.2G.
largo slto 1,00 per box. Blackbor
rles II. SO per crato from tho grow
er. Send cash and wrlto name and
nddrcsR plainly. Orders filled prompU
i TIT V rVAAMnn Tl A 1a AV
mj ' wu, wuiufaaata ve nsu-
land, Ore.
3-9
FOR RENT Nice clean rurnlshod
rooms for gentlomon In private
family, uso of pnono and bath. 421
Oak, Phono 229-M. 2-8
FOR RENT Cnttlo or sheep, 65
acres rich hay and pasture land.
C. O. Monoyhum, Ft, Klamath. 2-8
. A special sale on used machines,
at the Singer Sewing Machine Of
fice, 208 Main St. Homstltchlng dono.
2-8
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH
WALL PAPKR
W. E. AND J. K. PATTERSON
Phone 19C-W. 127 N. 4th St.
1-31
CITY GARBAGE When yon want
garbago removed, call 10F.20.
FOR RENT
DREAMLAND PAVILION
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday nights. Terms reasonablo, ap
ply to Bert McDonald. ' 12tf
Mako that ldlo dollar work!
It 1 the bank.
Put
Census of Sea Lions
in California to Be
Taken This Sammer
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S The
government's method of taking a cen
sus Is to count the adults and ask
them how many children they have,
but the commercial fisheries depart
ment of the Caltftrnla Fbli and
Game commission has developed on
entirely new system, that of counting
tho youngsters and estimating tho
number of adults.
Its census will start this yoar and
will be an annual one, Instead of
once every ten years. The commis
sion, however, will stick to sea
lions. .
When the census enpmerator ap
proach their districts, the Farallon
Islands off San Francisco and Anno
Nuevo Island in Monterey Bay, the
adult males and females will Jump
Into the water and swim array, fol
lowing their usual custom, accord
ing to N. B. Sxofield, head of tbo
commercial fisheries department The
pupa, a, xhe young sea lions are call
ed, remain on the rockc a .tl aro
counted easily.
The commission, like Undo Sam,
Is cnrlous to know Jnst how fast the
population increases.
y0t
urallied aliens the Importance of
American cltlienshlp, a series of wel
coming meetings for newly made
Amorlcan citizens is to bo hold in
this city. It Is planned for break
ers to explain to applicants for citi
zenship on the night before their
hearing what cltizonehlii in the
United States Implloi, and on tht
night following their admittance to
citizenship tboy are to be the guests
a a public reception.
i Scott Loavltt, chairman of tho lo
cal Americanization committee, Is
completing arrangements tor the
ceremonies.
A bachelor says tbat marriage mv
bo a euro tor lovoslcknon, but tho
remody Is worse than
be dfscaso.
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OO-OPKRATK TO at-MlKWrr
tout potato crop
OALQARY, Attn,. Aug. 8. A o
operative markotlng schorao for dis
posing of this year's potato crop sim
ilar to that In uso by Michigan and
Minnesota 'groweni probably will
bo tried out this season by Alberta
growors. Jt 11, Hare, commissioner
of murkotlng for tho department of
agriculture recently returned front,
n trip to Michigan, Mlnuosota and
Ontario points during which ho In
vestigated mothods usod tor handling,
grading and shipping potatoes.
It la proposod to start In a small
way, tho department of agrlculturo
working through tho Edmonton Pota
to drawers' association, tho first of
tho kind to organlie.
, HISTORIC WAGON
GARDINER, Mont., Aug. 8. An
Interesting exhibit Is tho old Rocky
Mountain stngo coach which has been
on display In front of tho now Infor
mation office nt Hot Springs. Tbo
coach was captured by tho Indians
In 1874, taken back again by Gonernl
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AN. INVESTMENT
I havo several blocks of lots
surrounding the Matin high
school that I will soil tor
business and reildontlal pur
poses, thus .'fforlug to tho
peoplo of Klamath county an
opportunity to mako a roal In
vestment. I will soil these
lota for $75 and up, on the
Installment 'plan, tho terms to
suit tho' purchaser. No Inter
est will bo charged and I will
pay tho taxes until dood Is de
livered to buyor.
Malln is situated In tbo con
tor of ono of tbo richest dis
tricts In tho world. It Ix back
ed by progrcsslvo tnd conser
vatlvo cltliens. It has n futuro
that assures development to
a degree tbat will make this
property worth meny times
the prlco I am selling It for.
When oil Is discovered, Malln
will bo found to be In the very
heart of tho field and tho
biggest producers wilt be at
Its door.
If you aro looking for some
thing that wyi pay you big
returns, yon can make no mis
take in buying Malln proper
ty. For further Information,
write or sea
A. KALINA
MALLN, Ore.
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BakedBms
&r Limcil
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ffie vay
fheyr senwi
Haste Makes Waste
VES, HE'S COM IMG ,
A RUMNIKI' NOVk:
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Howard after a hot pursuit, carrlod
Genoral Garfield before ho bocamo
prestdont, Prcstdont Arthur In 1803
and Genoral Sherman In 1877.
The conch iwns one of tho first to
carry thu malls In the state of Mon
tana. It first saw service botwetm
llctvnn uud llotoinnn, when It inndo
a weekly trip.
Much tlmo Is wasted In tho attempt
(o transform n wrinkle Into n dimple.
Tlmo Is money; Hint's why tho man
who owes you a llttlo bill promises to
pay you In time.
Thorn arc days whou vun tho phi
loAupher Is unnbla to durlvo any real
comfort from his phlloaophy.
Mnkv that Idle dollar work!
Put
It In tlm hmik.
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Otifon'j ilitlitr Imtltution ol
TECHNOLOGY
lit lit Sclic.eh: Smnty DcpittrarnU
FALL TERM OI'LNS SEIT. 19. 1921
Fill Ulplmlllwl Kiilf 10 Ik Rtf illlir
Oregon Acricultiirnl College
COKVAMIS
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DR. a A. RAMBO
Dentist
l a o. r. BvtMtafl
PHONE SI
WILL-
Take out Cellars or Fill la Lota
CON MURPHY
S17 Mortimer bt. Phone MMV
FILZ' SCHOOL OK POPULAR
MU8IO
I bave constructed thru years of
experlenco tho only courso that
teaches you to play tho piano by
NOTE and by EAR In 10 to 20 1m.
sons. Wrlto for particulars, 701 11th
St., Klamath Falls, Ore. Phone 367R.
DENTISTS
Dr. E. G. Wisscarrer
PKomi bm
Dr. P. M. Nod
raomi
Over Palfuurs
Klamath Dye Works
Phone 408
OUH CLEANING, PUK8SING ANli
RJCPAUUNO WILL MAKE XOUB
CLOTHES
LOOK LIKE NEW
HATH KK1ILOCKKD
Goods Called for aad Delivered
481 Mala Street KUmata ValU
DR. J. G. GOBLE
The well-known Optician
now located In K. D. Block,
1313 Main. Phone 263-M.
EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTENTION'
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Klamath Post No. 8,
Amorlcan Legion moots
at the City Hall on the
first and third Tuesdays
of each month. ,
Ex-service men are Invited to at
tend the meetings. '
For membership cards or Informa
tion ex-servlco men are roquestod to
see or write tbo following efficers:
J. H. Carnaban, Commandor.
Roy N. Foucb, Post Adjutant.
For rellof of employment sea or
write the Chairman of The Rellof and'
Employment Committee, Francis
Olds, care Lakeside Lumber com
pany. IMSORRS I
KEPT YOU
WAITING,
TOM.BUT
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 821v
I. O. O. F. Templo
FRED WESTERFELD
DHNTIBT
Phoae 4I4W.
X-Ray
LooaU Bldg
Labor ator
, KlaaaaUa raits
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROUGH DRY
"Put Your Duds
la Our Suds"
PHONE 154
Corner Main and Confer
Klamath Falls Plumb
ing & Heating Co.
1178 MAIN HT.
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Coe's 'Auto Service
Hudson, Buick, and
Dodge Can
Country Trips a
Specialty
PHONR 1M
United Cigar Store
680 MAIN 8TRKKT
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CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. IoM O. nrldgee
Over First State and Savings Bank
Sultn 105 Thone 108-J
Let Your GLASS troubles
be Mine
C. E. STUCKEY
RoGlaziny and Cabinet
Making
Phone 477W
Eleventh and Pine
SAW MILL ENGINEERING
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Designer aad builders of mod
era saw mills, pUatog mils aad
box plants. Dredging. Pile driving.
Phone 4M-W
Office Corner Spring and Oak
Near 8. P. Depot
E. D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Phoae 17W
17R
Moons 1 aad
Whlta Balldtac
DR. JL L. TRUAX
WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL
Day Phone. 47 Night Phoae, SM
GLOVER
MAKES
Your Watch Keep
Time,
511 Main St.
Klamath Falls
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Klamath Lodfa Na, Ml
l o. o. r.
Meets Friday night of aaek week at
I, O. O. F. hall, Sth and Main
Chaa. Newman .... J
W, O. Wells ..V. O.
O. D. Manguo ............nac
W. D, Cofer ....,........ ........Tfeaa.
ENCAMPMENT
J. If. Houston .............. ...........Q. P
If, V. nrown .......m...mmB. w.
L. J. MeOlure -JHrta
H, J. Mayer ................-..Treaaarer
B.U. IJ.H.JHSHSSWB.
Klamath Falls Cycle?
We are here to serve yon, and
aim to servo you rtghti Motorcycle
and nirycles, Parts and Aceseoriaa.
Tires and Tubes, tbat will stand
your Inspection, aa wa carry th
beat In our line. Repair shop la
connection with Harley-Davldsoa
Service.
Pbajae S7
ltlO Mala St. Klaiaia FaUs
C E. BWMARK
J. O. CLKGHORN
CIVIL RNQINBRR AND
8URVETOR
Phone 1I3J lsV.8. Riverside
PELICAN BAT BUS
Fare IB aaek war
Leave Rax Cafe Laavea PaMeaa OR
7:41 a. . ato a, at.
11:45 p. as. lt0,sB.
6:00 p. m. 1:10 p. m.
RecaarS Res
Phoae T7
ll-tf
Excavating
Teaming
Let ns make yoa a prlc ea dig
ging that basement, or ether ea
cavatlng you coatemplat. Wa alM
do team work of every description.
Phone 426V
DR. G. A. MASSEY
foortb aad Plat Baa,
In Warren Bant Hospital
Off. Phoae 417 Rat. Faeaa IIM
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Office Phone 1T7W Raa 17TR
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
PhyslrUa and Sarga)
White Ilalldlac
Klamath rails OrefW
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L. D. Gass( M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND TKROAT
OLASSES FURNISHED
Warrra Hunt Hospital Pfcoa 4St
Re. White Pelican Hotel. Thorn
DR. T.C CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURQJSOst
I. O. O. W. Balldtac
t
Paoa SS6
Keelttonce IBS Ito St.
Phono SDO.Il.
CHIROPRACTORS
DRS.
MALLETT
AND
MALLETT
OFFICE OVER UNDERWOOD'S
Phone MO-. leveatb 4
Household Furniture
OOODS OF ALL KINDS
OUR PRICES RiqitT
We Duy, Bell and Exchange.
Cor. Sixth and Klamath Av.
DICK'S 41 CO.
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'Tbo Host Insurance for Every Head'
CALKINB-DONELSON
INSURANCE AGBNCT
WINTERS UUILDINO
Phone 0B0-W.
W can serve you Insurancewlsa.
CLARA R. CALKINS.
MOLLIB S. DONBLSON.
BY ALLMAN
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