,; , Friday, February 27,
: SCHOOLS HELD
TO BE LACKING
.' I.OH ANOIDIiKH, Fob, 27, Biir
, ivbya among prisoners lu tho I,o
Angeles county lull Indicate that
thuro la toinothlng wrong with pios
tint oducntlouul uud religious imilh
. ollt, In tlui opinion of lluyiiioiid ,
; Turnoy, director of tho Los Angeles
Crime Commission. 1 1 u oxii odilmI
thin view nl a recent mum In of
tho ttoiuhorn California Academy of
Criminology,
Boven percent' of tho Inmulcs of
tUo county jail, Mr. Turney mild,
woro college graduates, as agnlnal
t"Vi porcont In ortlhinry civil llf
ltM por cunt of tho prisoner hail
oollego (Mining: 46 per cent wore
iilKb school KrmlunioH, compared
wllb 28 per coat outside tho walls.
' All tho prloner agreed, added
Mr. Turney, that Ihora ImJ bach
a' Inch of moral training ami a da
fnct of character bulldlhg trnlnliiK
III tho schools, ami that tlia miniti
thing was trim of thu religious, a
majority of which wuru represented.
Mr. Turnoy decluroil thnt maul
of tho prlRiinvm concurred In tho ho
llar thnt habitual criminal nhnuld
not ha allowed to bring children
Into tho world, All believed In pun
ishment, ho continued, but favored
Institutions whore prlsauiira could
ba ntpluyd In producing itomo com
modity. REDS NOTABLE FOR
THEIR ABSENCE AT
RUSSIAN MASK BALL
1X)NI0N, K11U. 27. Vodka. "grog
and Vodka vug nog woro foMurod at
' a "bolnhlo ball" glrnn In llauiinnr
. gmlth, l)ndon, recently hi old of tho
. Wuat London lloayllal. Thcro woro
groat many lluolan conliimii on
hand among tho dam-urn, but no
, Itumlum. . '
, A bomb wan exploded on tho
dancs floor at mldulght but lu ron
ton u did no dimngo itn tboy worn
. uoiblng more thnn numorous l(u
alan novoltloa which woro distribut
ed to tho women euiwui..
The woman who
entertains
Read
is
Now at our
1925
MOM'N POP
CIIIJANA, III.. Kob. 27. Tho
alio of tho American family of na
tive alack In one gonnrntlon Inn
docroanad H8'4 percent, according
to It. K, Ilnber, profosgor of o-
clology at tho llnlvornlty of 1 1 1 1-u-jln,
who , uddwd that today tho
natlvo atock fnnilly baa lona than
throo children, mhllo It' rogulrna
four, under tho preaaut miorullty
and inarclugn fate, to ruplaco the
stock without iocreuao.
"il Is not naciMnarlly a tragedy
that much of our natlvo atock la
dying out and that our Incroaae
comas wholly from foreign atock,
for foreign Is certainly not uniony
mous with Inferior," said tho pro
fnaaor. "Vet few will admit the do
slrablllty of such rapid replacement
of our native stack, for It coutnlns
some ot'our most precious popula
tion elements, When wo soa 13
parcant of our natlvo families child -
less, mud IS percent more with
only one child each, 1t seems to be
ftrTBSJWSSS f JEgE? R e05iNErS BUS.Mt9i5i f BEFORE l W6 MOU rTT) 15W t Nt.TTk M6 MKTS2
A OM0U.MERBTOTrM6 A ABOUT Hs lSo & ' 9 UP TO VOU t A' 61R.1A AtM fURTTHBR ) " " ME l2rlt!
I 11 US OUT TOR ft TVJO MMJS & 7hat .. ijiIe THAT- ;M t3 f J &0INe t0 8UM liSHLj EET , V VE-'lJ
PIONEER STOCK
0F1ERIGA IS
PASSING
1
There's something indescribably fine about the wo
man who entertains well. From the cheeiy appear
ance of her home to the service she so deftly af
fords everything is so natural yet so charmingly
different. , ' , :
Such splendid hostesses, once very rare and belongs
ing only to the idle classes, are now to be found
everywhere. They grace homes in every walk of life
making them happier through the many friends
they attract. ; 1 ' ;"
:,' ' ' ; ' , '
Advertisements keo) these women ahead of the com
monplace. . Advertisements tell of the newest and
most delightful things. Advertisements announce
new customs and practices. They tell what the world
approves as correct. ' 1 ' !- -
The woman who entertains well must read the ad
vertisements. Not only to keep pace with progress
but to learn how tp do so on a limited , puree. For
advertisements are more than harbingers of style
they are announcements of economies that may be
practiced safely. r .
the advertisements to know what
new, what is correct and what
is economical
new location,
- "Covering Uo Hi. Trouble" BY TAYLOR
significant." -: . '
Turning to the education side of
tho situation, J'rofesnor Ituber de
clared "fur too many of our edu
cated pooplo either sidestep mar
riage or marry too late In life to
have a family. Prom one half to
tbreo-rifths of our boat educated
women are having no share In pro
ducing tho noxt generation, due
either to non-marrlago or chlldlu-is
niarrlago. ' ' ' ' " "
FAMOUS CLOCK TO
, BE GIVEN TO CITY
ALBANY, Fob. 27. Tho tower
clock that won Iho highest award
and special bronze modal, at the
contounlal exhibition at Philadel
phia In 1876 will be given away
to tho municipality or building'
ih!ch mill provide It wltk tho most
sultablo homo,, ' t
, This announcement was mado to
day by Dudley K. Fasoldt, 1333 N.
Toarl St., Albany, N, Y a nophow
of Charles Fasoldt, plonear clock-
mbsker -who construetid tho prize .
mechanism. Tho present owner Is I
not a tower clock manufacturer. 1
Th famous old clock Is today I
pining away In a back room, lu
existence practically forgotten do-
! spllo the fa mo it won In competl-
tlon. Its owner said he was moved
to make the offer only by the desire
well
906 Main, opposite Postoffice,
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
that the masterpiece lie given an
opportunity to fulfill Us dcntlnty
of usefulness and snrvlro.
The clock will operate futir dials
of any Man up to 100 feet- ucrons,
setting the hands every hulf minute,
and Its owner declares It will not
gain or lose more than ten seconds
a year, '
; 1
Will "Sell't Self
hi
It
Mi IniIwI Miirhii. Km Francisco
will WHIim. In wllllhK l "sell" her
wit tu oMiu i"y lir an open'
tiuii itrni limy i-iiiw iit daughter..
C'Ihu ii Tti little Kin. now Ins
t'lrveuma in nunemiit fniin ixiraljr i
K1H He, lliiither is i-eudy to blndj
hei-wir ti, wine ettiiiliiyer for m yt-arl
U tie will Hdviimi hii S500 to meet
Uie Miiyeuu' le.'
EVERETT TRUE
EOM'T
ftoNT,
t t-,. AIMCl l-r'5 A
t EON'T t.AUH AT
More.CS FOI?. FCAR
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AT -Y 'STR-T In AND
FALLS, OREGON
EVENING HERALD'S
CLASSIFIED ADS
OTICK
Classified nilveiiisemriits here
after must lie niil for In ndvnnco
unless tlio nilvertlM.'rs carry an p:n
account ivllli Tim Kvi'iilnu Jtcrnld.
Want ads and reading notices will
bo received up to 12 noon on the
day of Issue. .
CJ.AK8IFIEI7 AI) RATCS
First Insertion per line 10c
Two Insertions .............. rxT lino l.V
Tlweo Insertions pIlnc2Uc
Four Inxcrtioim per line 25c
Week (0 times) per lino 30c
Ono month ....iie." line 75c
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FOR RENT
FOR RE N T Turnlsho room In j
private residence.-
FOR RENT Store fixtures.
Davenport, 30S Lincoln.'
Mrs.
24tf
WANTED TO IlEN'T A snwll un
furnished bouse, must be modern
and well located. Ans. Box V. C P.
Cr. Herald. 18tt
FOR RENT Rooms,
bath; phone: beat.
840 Walnut;
F5-M6
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
Phone 23U-J. 24-7
CALL FRANK'S BAGGAGE LINE
for moving trunks and light haul
ing. Phono 850. Corner 8th and
Main. F19-M18
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Phono 506. Mrs. O. Peyton. 25-2G
;
FOR SALE
B A R G A I N Good upright Piano.
Call afternoons at 409 South 6th
Street. . , 20-4
FOR SALE Dairy herd, Holstein
grades and purebreds; also milk
ing -machine; price reasonable.
Would trade " for stock cattle.
Phone ll-F-12. Box 530. 23-23
FOR SALE: Two Altman-Tiaylor
steam engines. Make good saw
mill engines. M. Huff, Dairy,
Oregon. 21-27
. FOR SALE OR LEASE Warehouse.
I E. Quillltch, 133 Payne Ave. ,
I ' - , 26-28
BY CONDO
Vou SatS TH-es-
eV(5RTT T
Orvri TSTOiRV Tt IT
OrV JOKe n4iVV
TrMT YOO'U IPIMCOf'
Murphey's Seed
FOR SALE Real Silk guaranteed
Hosiery. Mrs. S. K. Durham. 1034
High St., agent. I'bono 382-R.
' 19-3
FOIt SALE Piano; Hoyttl typewrit
er; Bed mattress and springs all
In good condition. 133 4th St.
. - 25-27
$23. SO and 29.50 HIGHEST grade
wool suiting, tailored-to-meosurc.
Spring line now here. 1004 Main.
21-27
FOIl SALEr-Cobbage. 3 He lb; Red
Onions, 4 Vic lb; Sauer Kraut, 35c
gal. 1 4 mile northwest of Matin.
John Honzlk. F3-M3
FOR RELIABLE USED CARS of
standard' makes, see Bulck and
; Star Garage,
opposite White Peli-1-1
3tf
j can Hotel.
WANTED
WANTED Work by hour or laun
dry to take home. Phone S85-J
24-2
W A N T E L- TO KENT A modern
house reasonably close in. Com
pletely furnished and with two
bedrooms. Box 69. Cr. Herald, tf
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN de
sires housework In private fa-'mily.
References. Write Box 34, Malln,
Oregon. 26-27
MISCELLANEOUS
YOU WOULD FIND more pleasure
In life with a new, neat, clean
home. Let Browning do It. In
terior and exterior decorations.
Phone 461. F21-M31
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL. NIGHT.
E3$ Main street. Phone 624. Dlltf
EXPERIENCED STOCKMAN, 42
years old would like to lease a
good rancl, fully equipped ana
stocked on a share basis or iwould
take the management or foromnn
shlp until both parties are satis
fled. 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
ORAX W. LOUD
Expert watch-maker, Swiss watches
a specialty. 107 So. 7th St. F20-M5
TO LEASE 5 acres, small house in
city limits. C. S. Montelius, 708
Main St. 20-26
DRESS MAKING Sirs,
son, 133 N. 4th St.
L. J. Lage-,
F25-M25
BABY CHICKS R. I. Reds, even,
color and red to the skin; Bar
red Rocks; Black Mlnorcns; Gold
en Buff . and White Leghorns.:
Tancred and Tom Barron strains.
Enoch Crows, Seabright, Calif..
, - 25-4
HAViE YOUR TREES and shrub
bery pruned by nn experienced
pruuor. Call W. Chastain, 445-M
. . .. ' ,, 25-10
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Gold cuff link. Owner
call at Herald' office, identify, and
pay for this adv. 26-28
LOST Two Llewellyn Setter degs.
White m ith black spots. Mile and
female. Answer to the names of
Duke and Chiclcie. Finder please
return to Howard S. Abbey, 835
Upham. Phone 446R or Klamath
Falls Auto Co. Phone 246R.
Reward, , J 25-4
LEGAL NOTICES
i-
DF.MNQUEXT SALE NOTICE
The Klamath Development Co.
Location of Principal place of Bus
iness, San Francisco, California.
' Notice - There are delinquent
apon the following described stock
on account an Assessment levied on
the 15th day of January 1935, tho
tevoral amounts set opposlto the
names of the respective Bharehold
srs. as follows: . , .
Name No Cor. No. Sh. ' Am.
G. X. Wendllng 6 622 $5,220.00
G. X. Wendllng 10 200 .; 2,000.00
G. X. Wondling 11 200 , 2,000.00
G. X. Wendllng 12 200 2,000.00
O. X. Wendllng 13 200 2,000.00
G. X. Wendllng 14 100 1,000.00
G. X. Wendllng 15 ,. 100 1,000.00
Q. X. Wendliug 16 100 1,000.00
Store, 0. K.
PAQE E,LFfVEN
G. X. Wondllng 17
II. O. Lawrenco 22
0., X. Wendllng 32
B. O. Johnson....70
W. P. Johnson....77
W. P. Johnson....80
Q. A. Stark-
100
3
200
1
3
1
10
1,000.00
30.00
2,000.00
10.00
( 30.00
10.00
100.00
weather 112
C. W. Murphy 133 3026 30,260.00
Louis Sutter, J '
Trustee ... 135 1000 10,000.00 ,
Emma A. . " - .
Johnson ....136 '' 700 7,000.00
W. P. Johnscm 137 700 7,000.00 .
S. O. Johnson 138 696 6,960.00
Northwestern Electrla
;, Company ..140 97 870.00
And In accordance with law and
an order of the Board of directors
made on the 15th day of January,
1925, so many shares of each- par
cel of such stock as may benece.
sary will be sold at public auction
at the office of the Anglo-Ualiror-nla
Trust Company, 632 Market
Street, San Francisco, California,
on Monday the 16th day of March
1925, at the hour of 11 o'clock1 A.
M. of said day, to pay said delin
quent assessment thereont together
with costs of advertising .and ex
penses of the sale.
LOUIS SUTTER...
. ., Secretary,
Location of Office at the Angle
California Trust -Company, 632
Market Street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia. :: ..... .
F26toM9, 1925, dally
NOTICE OF BOND SAJLH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that sealed bids for the purchase
of bonds of Klamath County, Ore
gon, Issued for the construction of
permanent roads therein,- irt the,
sum o! One Hundred Twenty-IiTe
Thousand Dollars (J125.00O.00),
will be received nntll the hour of
4 o'clock p. m. on tho 14th dnyof
March 1925, at the Chambers, of
the- County Court,-' -to-the Court
House In Klamath Falls, ia said
County and State, at -wnTcTTtime and
place said bids will ba publicly
opened by said County -Court;- said
bonds being in denomlnatron of One
Thousand Dollars (1,000.00) each,
and dated April 1, 1925, maturing
as' follows, to-wlt:" -
$3000 eleven years from date
of issue; ' i
$3000 twelve years from date of
issue; ' s
$3000 thirteen years from date
of issue; - - ... . - .;
$3000 fourteen years from date
of issue; - -. :.v .--
$3000 fifteen years from date of
issue; - - - r
$5000 sixteen yean from, dats
of issue; ; - l
$5000 seventeen years irom date
of issue; . .- -.. -
$5000 eighteen years from date
of issue;
$5000 nineteen years from date
of issue; ".
$5000 twenty years from date of
issue; ' -: - ' -' K'-'J
$7000 twenty-one years' from
date of Issue; -"'S
$7000 twenty-two yoars ' wom
date of issue; '
$7000 twenty-three years from
date of Issue; " - ' ' .
i $7000 twenty-four years from
date of Issue; t .
$7000 twenty-five yoars ftom
date of issue; --'--'t
$10000 twenty-six , years from
date of issue; . . ' '-.,
$10000 twenty-seven yoars from
date of Issue;
$10000 twenty-eight- yearn from
date of issue;. ... .,-., . .
$10000tweuty-nine years ' from
date of is3ue, -- ... .,
$10000 thirty years from date
of issue; -;. ' ' : s .'. 1
said bonds to boar Intorest not to
exceed 6 per cent pep annum, pay
able semi-annually, on the first days
of April and Octoher, principal and
interest payable in United States
gold coin of the present standard
of value, at the Fiscal Agoncy of the
State of Oregon, in Now Yorlt City.
Said bids must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified
check for $6250.00, and the suc
cessful bidder must be prepared to
take delivory within 80 days from
dato o sale. ; '
The successful bidder will be re
quired to furnish tho printed bonds
witho-ut cost to the County.
The approving- legal opinlbn of
Messrs Teal, - Winfree, Johnsoa ft
McCulloch, of Portland, Oregon, will
be furnished tho successful blddar.
The Court reserves tho right' to
reject any or all bids offered.-' I
C. R, DeLAP,
Clerk, of Klamath County. ..Oregon,
Feb. 18-19-20-21-23-24-35-'26-27-28,
March 2-3-4-6-0-7-9-10-lI.,''"',
Transfer Co.
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