The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 25, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, FED, 25, ES PASS AT SALEM 8TATH IIOIWI5, Hulnni, Oro Pol), 5. During u lull In lliu lor in house yesterday uflcriioon, limine bill 422, dofo-.iled luHt Hnlurduy, wan rccnnildurod ami passed, "Tho moauro,'"'lii(rodiied'' byllio Jackson county delegation, pro vides for I ho election uf two pre cinct committee Instead uf one In precincts of 'comities olhnr thnn Multnomiili. II In virtually a pro-prlmury coun ty convention scliemn, providing far Ihn drawing up nm laying down of parly platform and Ilia olcllon of candidate. Jlopreitenlntlvn t'owglll explained Hint the hill did not liilorfiiru with lm. proccni prlih'ury Inw mid Hint tho people of IiIh county were u oiki In desiring I in piungn, In a' length glint of houea IiIIIh pmtnrd li' llio eeiiiilo worn nil lh principal npproprliulou IiIIIh of ihn niNnlon, aggregating $0.523, .'100. GO. Tlio largest . npiiroprliilloii Item wan lliul uf M.072.717 for tlio. rcg ul.tr Hlulo HiFlllii t kmn locutud ut Halcm, Pendleton, lliiit-liurg and Iho blind m-liool lip I'oriliind, which woro embodied In ono bill and to tulod 3,072.717. Tlio quarter mill rood lux was re pealed. , . , Tha bills for repealing Ilia half mlllHRH nix uiiilnr lii ii bonuii and lunn art. amounting to half n mill or about $500, uoo ami Hib bill for impending al'itii alii lu Iho accident commission nniountliiK to iiboul ?176,uuo tor Iho hlcuuhiiu purntud. Tha xiiiiiiu killed bill to Increase th anlnry of tint alnto superintend ent of school hiiiI iho atitlo d ilry mill food eoniinkuiloiier. Aiming bill pused by the somite wua: House hill 328, guono code ameitd mcral, nuking opvn "uiihjii of bird and door uniform throughout iho lata. Changing opening of doer sea son from Aiuust 30 to September 10, etc., reducing bag limit on bird.. Thoro will bo no laglslutlon at thU mimlun to strengths tha bluo ky law, Tha amnio yesierJay ' klllod by Indefinite postponement Iho Ilnlley house bill, which wan prepared by Otwnld Wont, and aur oral day ago I ha Joseph bill w.is killed. Tlio Joseph bill bud tlio support of W. K. Crow, atalo cor poration commissioner. Honnt ir lluala' bill which proposed an appropriation of $125,000 fir tlio establishment , of 20 brauch normal school In lha slnlo wn do : fciuod In Iho senate. Sonata bill 48, providing for tha appointment of two iiubllc school Inspector and (onato bill 1M providing for touch, or traliiinK centers in 10 Oregon tilliti school alao woro killed. FIGHT SPIRIT LONDON. Fob. 25. Discourage ment of what was tunned tho Rind latorlal spirit, which bun boon ro ported crooping Into tlio llrltlsh schools, wua urged recently by Dr. 'll. Crkhtan Miller In on nddross to member of tho llrltlah Association of Physical Training on tho sub ject of "Hygiene for Adoloacenla." Kdlionllonulhila, ho mild. sought almpliricntlon of llfo In gonnrnlliu tlona, and tho phynlcal trulnliiK ex port was llnblo to bollova that evsry body needed phyalcnl training, Dr. Miller howuvor. did not bollevo thin to bo universally trim, nnd thoro woro cert 111 11 you Ihn for whom phy sical training was bad. . Referring to tlreek mythology, Br. Miller spoko of Narcissus who fall In love with his own rctlectlou In tho waters of -a spring. Thero woro Nnrclssluus tolny who mndo , thomnelvos tlio object of their own Invo anil who ctilijvntcd tholr own bodloa to an extent which wns 110 tunlly dangerous, lie challenged Ilia generalizations on which ho snld many phyalcnl ciilturlata bused tholr onthiialanm. Dr. Miller ronlondcd' that gonorulloiiH heiico aelf confl- ( donee iimong school hoya would no bnaml ontlroly upon tho vnluos of lutolloct and churnolor. Todny tho phyalcnl ' animal fnc- Ml Y MEASUR 1 - PREDOMINATES ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Margaret .Worden and Miss Clara Calkins announce , the opening of a hat shop in the - Barnhart's ready-to-. ; wear store in the McCarthy building. Will open on or soon after March 1 Now at our 1925 MOM'N POP Second Tilden, .mo aire. nnesso tor predominated, nnd cnnscqunntly it great many adolcsconl boys woro going wrong In tholr chnrncter de velopment owing to tholr physical muko up. Dr. Miller advised tho assoclntlju uiouibors nut to think merely In tonus uf chest 'expansion when dealing wllh Individual rcqulro monta of their pupils, but rather of character. "Wo lwivn hero In London a t'la dliim uccouimndullng 120. duo per sons which litis been usod fur u b.ix ing inuteli that was nil over In Gil seconds," asserted . Iho iip.nkcr. "This should furnish us something lo think about, Kven In schoob, tho way In which watching a gama of football Is considered ns part of school loyalty fur greater than play Inn Iho gamo, is a serious tendency" I'oiiiiaii Ut , Inndoro Formnn of Portland who Is a houso guest lit tho hcimo of-Mr. nnd Mrs. K. Siigiirmnn, visiting his flunco, MIhh Harriott Sugnrmun, was tiilion to Ihn Klnmutli (imiorul hospltiil lust nlghl, suffering' from a sovero nttuck of liifluonxii. 11-Ih condition was somowhnt betlovod to dny, nnd It la thought that tho easo will not prove soilous. new location, h verm " r 'fjfh K ; Jyf,:(J vK' r -11 .- G) EVENING rkwrMTiATP GIVE OUR Enviable mm Say Experts of the champion. I I PLEASES F PARIS, Fell. 25.' Americans aro all heart, Flrmln llemifr, great French actor, director of tho Odoon thont:!i- told tho Amerienn Club of Purls In relating his impressions upon his return front tho United Suites. Ho went over upon tho In vitation of tho state department us a return for tho French govern ment's courtesy lu asking Jamos K. Hatched to play In Purls two years ago. - "I want to go back and I will," sold M. Oomlor. Tha Am erican theatre are well pitulppod nnd I can do thoro the things 1 dream of." The American audience, the speak er said, Is keenly responsive. "Your CKHintrymcn nro sensible, extraor dinarily so,- almost ns much so ns tho French, and their cm niton Is deeper." Ta illustrate this ho told of watching n Molntir play in 'ow V'oiit, In which occurs a highly om otlonal scone. The nudlonco, after three nilnntc.t of tonsenes.i, Just ut the curtain wua fulling, began to lnugh. M. Gomlor, puszled, Ipqulrod of theatrical men about this and wns told It was bocauso tho Aruorl can playgoer's sensitiveness to em otionul appenls was so thorough thut ho could not long sustain It, and laughed as a natural reaction. "That Is why," ho oxplalnod. yyour spcukors,' discusHlng tho , most sorl otis subject, throw In two or threq Jokes." . . ' ' II. Oomlor prnlsetl Amorlcnn the atres, American simplicity and hon esty of expression, and above all the freedom from governmont con trqt of nrt. " . RENGH ACTOR 906 Main, opposite Postoffice, HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ON THE the biggest thins that euer happened ?0R MAGIC MUD - NOI ONLf WILL OOK C.DJ M RE INCREASED BtiT IP OUR. VAN THE CONTEST IT WILL PKODLK-r AN keputauon j EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertising t"r (ratcriml orders or soclotlcs charginis a ronulnr Ini tiation foo and aucs, no discount. RlKloiis find bcnoroleut orders will bo charged tho regular rate for all advertising when an admission or othor chargo Is made. Want ads and reading notices will bo received up to 12 soon on the day of Issue. NOTICE Classified ndvcrtlncincnls lirro nfliT ijiuat bo pnld for In advance uiiIpks the ndvrnlM-ra carry nn open account Willi Tlio Kvi'iilny Jli tnld. CfiASSIFlFD All HATKS 'lint Insertion ..p-r lino 1U Two Iuai-Hlons ........por lino . Three Insertions Four Insertions Work (O times) Ono inontli .........per lino Soc ........per lino iia, ....per line SUi .- ..-..per line 75' NEW TODAY FOR RENT ComfoMablr! sleeping room, furnace heat. 125 Pino St. iPhou,o 806. 2.j FOR RENT Front bedroom. 6.10 North 10th. 25-20 FOR RENT .Furnished apartment. Phone DOG. Mrs. O. Peyton. 25-20 FOR RENT 'Light housekeeping room. Suitable for two. 315 Lincoln. I'hon? 262-J. 25-28 WANTKU Woman Right pirty for ciuinp cook next 4 months. Box 15, CrJHurald. 25-20 DRESS MAKl'NO Mrs. L. J. Uce- j., son, 433 N. ith St. F25-M23 FOR SALK Piano; Royal typewrit er; Red mattress and jiprlngs ull . In goad condition. 133 4th St. . , 25-27 UAHY CHICKS R.' I. Reds, even Color and red to tho skin; Bir red Rocks; Black MlnorcaB; Gold en Huff and White Leghorns. Tancred and Tan Ilarron strains. Enoch Crews, Seabright, CaPf. 25-4 FOR SALE New Hell Chesterfield bed, upholstered in Rose Velour, also a few pieces of other house- 1 bold furniture. Call at 521 Wal nut Ave. Phone 112-R. 25-26 EVERETT TRUE - 1 ... . , i . Cvlix. VUM- A 1 ' f. c- ' mmm U - - 'But Vdu I of cach ot tncsc V 11 - ' xcrr put TocjcSTMiSR X riAVEN'T Gts.M vij'J.t.S TO SCT fK) A 3 5" jr. tvHT l Can Oo BROA'O 5IOg II1, -- JOB Tuic reoTAiMi u t3l AW'i RlftHT INTO 1 I W.-. l T AK QLI II -T ' I 'I 1 I y ra-A 1 1 ii-ii 1 -t.Kf-.f irv MAnc 1 I NEW TODAY I FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES . ; , 1 ; , IfAVW YOVR TItKES and shrub bery pruned by an experienced piuncr. Call W. Chaalaln, 445-M ,, 25-10' FOIt 8ALK Two Navajo Rugx; ono TxV and one 6'x4'. 'nine 733R. Address 934 N. 9th. 2."t LOST Two Llewellyn". Setter dega. . Whlto with black spots. . M ile and , female. Answer to the names of Duke and Chickie. Finder pleaae return to Howard S. Abbey. 83S I'pham. Phone 44CK or Klamath Kails Auto Co. Phone Ztr.it, Howard. 23-4 . CAUI) OF THANKS To chore who assisted during our recent' bereavement and to thase who( sem floral offerings at the funtra of our beloved husband and parent, Ooorge M. Thrasher, , our sincere thanks In hereby, given. Mrs. George Thrasher nnd family. FOR SALE FOR SALE Ro olm in g House. Lease and furniture for sale. 23 rooms. Good business. . WALTON & WRIGHT . 601 Main Street . ' FOR SALE Four room plastered bouse. Bath, toilet, hot wnter, plumbing complete. Range with house: on pavement. $3250.00. $500.00 down, rest like rent. This price is for quick sale. FOR SALE J room house.' Bath, toilet, i Range with house; lot 50x200 ft; on pavement. ,$'1200. $500. down, rest like rent. FOR SALE Dairy herd, Holsteln grades and purebreds; also milk ing machine; prlco roasonable. Would : trade" for stock cattle. Phone ll-F-12. Box D36. 23-2S FOR SAL IS Two Altman-Taylor steam engines. Make good saw mill engines. M. Huff, Dairy, Oregon. 21-27 FOR SALE Real Silk guaranteed Hnnlnrv Mm S V. Tmrham inrtl !' High St., agent. Phone 3S2-R. 19-3 ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAINS, $1.25' per gal. until March 1st. After that date, $1.50. Pattersons G30 South 6th. 20-26 BY CONDO plVFeR.eMCt2. ImHAT. W SAlp A-f. THT TINS : You CROUur ri:Vr - ,'D IDN'T.OO TH6 firdRlSHt "THNCi, ire ALC IKC pie-iieeCS-N r-- - J x Murphey's Seed Ma ClGWT UANn vdiTH GUV Vvl HO THOUGHT OT THIS CLEVER IDEA ANu n- Nuu PROMISE TO KEEP T A SECRET , I'LL LET MOU IN ON HOvM L'UE Planned to mak& MASlC MUD MOkc TAMOuSi THAN , t)ER 8EF0RE $23.50 and $29.r,0 HIOHRST l?ride word suiting, tallored-to-meaRuro. Spring line now here. 1004 Main. - . 21-27 FOR SALE Cabbage, 3e lb; Red Onions, 4,6c lb; Saner Kraut, 35c gal. 1 4 milo northwest of Malin. John Ilonzlb. F3-M3 FOR RELIABLE USED CARS of standard makes, see Bnlck and Star Garage, opposite White Pell can Hotil, 1 ' l-13tf WANTED WANTED Work by hour or laun- ; ..y iu mftu uuiiiv. i none hs;i-.i j TB; I . , ;. 24-2 WANTED Two goofl bouse carpen ters want work. Phone 739-R. : . '24-20 VASTS I) Housekeeper. Phone Mrs. Fulk, 2S8-R. 24-26 WANTED Work of any kind by man experienced In truck driving or general work. Room 23. Met ropolitan hotel. City. - 23-25 WANT EL TO RENT A modern bouse reasonably etose in. Com pletely furnished and with two bedrooms. Box 60, Cr. Herald, tf FOR RENT FOR RENT 3-room hnnse, $20.00 per month. Suitable for man and Call at 1202 Wilford Avenue. 24-26 FOR RENT Garage. - Call 1136 nne St. alter 6 p. m. . 23-25 FOR RENT Store fixtures. Mrs. Davenport, 305. Lincoln. ... ' 24tf FOR RENT Largo 3-room furnish ed apartment. Adults only. Close in.' 439 Tenth street. 23-28 WANTED TO RENT A small un furnished house, must be modern and well located. Ans. Box V. C. P. Cr. Herald. , IStf FOR RENT Rooms. 840 Walnut; bath; phone; heat. F5-M5 FOR RENT Famished apartmerrts. Pbone 239-J. 24-7 FOR RENT 2 large, sunny rooms, two blocks from Main. Gentle , men preferred. Pbone 525. 19-25 CALL FRANK'S BAGGAGE LINE for moving trunks and light haul ing. Phone 830. Cornor 8th and Muin. F19-M1S : ; MISCELLANEOUS SHOE REPAIRING V'ork shoes and gloves for less. Jack Frost, 119 South ith street. 24 YOU. WOULD FIND more pleasure In life with, a new, noat. clean home. Let Browning do it. In terior and exterior decornt'ons. Phono 461. . F21-M31 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 33 Mala street. Phone 624. Dlltf EXPERIENCED STOCKMAN, 42 years old would like to lease a good ranch, fully equipped and , stocked on a sharo basis or would tako the management or foreman ship until both parties are satis fied. Can give the best of refer ences in every respect and will put up acreage as security that I will make good. Address Stock man, Evening Herald. 16-27 PAINTS, -OILS, AND VARNISH, Deadening felt roofing and glass. For less t Pattersons, 630 South 6th street. . 20-20 ORAX . LOVI) Expert watch-maker, Swiss wntches a specialty.' 107 So. 7th St. F20-M6 TO LEASE 5 acres, small house In city limits. C. S. Motttolius, 708 Main St., 20-2G LEGAL NOTICES SOTICE OF llOXD SALE NOTICE IS . HEREBY GIVEN, that sealed, bids for the purchase of bonds of Klamath County, Ore gon, Issued for the construction of pormnncnt. ronds therein, In the Store, 0. K. PAGE SEVEN BY TAYLOR CHIEF - SHAKE ME L'M THE sum of One Hundred Twtnty-Iive Thousand Dollars ($125,00.0O), will he received until the hour of 4 o'clock p. m. on the 14tl d-ay of March 1925,- at the Chambers of the County Court, In the , Court House In Klamath Falls, in said County and State, at which time and place said bids will be publicly-, opened by said County' Court; said bonds being In denomination of One Thousand Dollars (1,000.00) each, ' and dated April 1. 1925, maturing as follows, to-wit:' , $3000 eleven years from date of issue; $3000 twelve years from date of Issue; - $3000 thirteen years from dste of Issuo; $3000 fourteen years from date of Issue; . ..." i. $3000 fifteen years from date of issue; v $5000 sixteen years from date of Issue; ' - $5000 seventeen years from date . of issue; - ' - $5000 eighteen years from date of issue; $5000 nineteen years from date of Issue; $5000 twenty years from date of tisue ; $7000 twenty-one years front date of Issue; $7000 twenty-two years .from date of issue; . $7000 twenty-three years from date of issue; $7000 twenty-four years tfrom date of issue; ; $7000 twcnty-IIve years from date of Issue; $10000 twenty-six years from date of issue; . 1 $1)00 twenty-seven years from date of issue; $10000 twenty-eight years from date of issue; ; , $10000twenty-nine . yoare from date of Issue; , ; . $10000 thirty years from . date of issue; ; ... . , said bonds to bear interest not to exceed 5 per cent per annum, pay able semi-annually, on the first days of April and October, principal and interest payable in United States gold coin, of the present standard of -value, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oregon, in New York City. - Said bids must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for $6250.00, and the r suc cessful bidder must be prepared to take delivery within 30 days from date of sale. ' The successful bidder will be re quired to furnish the printed bondi without cost to the County. The approving legal opinion of Messrs Teal. Winfree, Johnson ft McCulloch, of Portland, Oregon,; will be furnished the successful bidder. The Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids offered., C. R. Do LAP, . Clerk, of Klamath County Oregon. Fob. ... 1S-19-20-21-23-24-2G-26-27-28, March 2-3-4-5-6-7-9-10-11. i , SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Kquity No. 18UO t In tho Circuit Court of the State of O r e g q n in and for , Klamath . County. Myrtlo L. Widby, Plaintiff, vs. . -'.;- :.: t Jack G. Widby, Defondant. j To Jack G. Widby, Defendant. IN THE NAME OF TUB STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby re quire dto appear and answer tho complaint on filo ln the above- en titled Biilt on or. before the 26 day of February, 1925, that being the last day prescribed for such ap pearance in tbe order of tho Court tor the publication of this sumqons, anrf If you fall to so appear and answer,, for want thereof the plain tiff will apply to the Court fop tho relief iprnyed for In hor complaint, viz: for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony herotoforo and now existing between yourself nnd tb plaintiff herein, upon tho ground of cruel and Inhuman treatment..; This summons is served upon. yon by publication in the Evening Herald a daily newspaper printed,' publish ed and of general - olrculatloa In Klamath County, Oregon, for, six successive weeks pursuant to order of the Hon. A, L. Lcavltt. Judge of the above entitled court, dated Jan nary 12, 1925, tiro first publication being January 14, 1920, and the last publication being on February 25, 1925. ' 1 ' .; . , Edward B. Ashurit. ..-' Attorney for Plaintiff. 6 Loomls Bldg. ' ; KInmath Falls, Oregon. J14-21-28-F4-11-18-25. Transfer Co. 1