The Evening herald., March 13, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

FMD'AY, MAflCH 13, 1025
EVENING HEU'ALD, KIAMATH WALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
MOM'NPOP
CHICK IS IN LUCK
BY TAYLOR
VcWJft IJg
t- - . -
AT THE LIBERTY
i j-i- 7
' Do' you like rapld-flro. whirl-,
wltnl romance of llio 0I1I West? A
1c11111lful Kill, n scheming villain it nil
011 tr'jrnprintiillila happy no lucky
yiiulh make "Wonttirii Yustoiclnys''
oiiq lif tlio mom tlitaritstlhg picture
you .vor saw mid wu know you will
not want to lnl"' " 11 showing
nt tlio Liberty Theatre tonight only.
Tli'o soooiid chapter of "Th Huiiiii
Vu Trail" will lio hIiowii nt Ilia
Llbaiyy Theulra IoiiIhIiI, nuil Jiidg
lug (rum tlio nuiimroii Inquiries ro
Kuril hi k till) plciurn It mut have
mot Willi Ilia uiitlttllflii(1 approval (it
all 'who WHntWHod Id prowler Sun
day Hud Monday.
Also th first (nutnlmcnt or riiol a
Ernphlg Inlnrvluws In which yuur
frluniln will ttlvn you tlio low down
on Iniporlunt subjects of tlio luy.
' Frunkiyn Kurntim lion not appenr
cd to boiler advantage on Hid ncrnon
IHEDAV
or- the
Great
beautm
CONTEST
CONDUCTED
BV THE
DAILV
Scoop
ARRIVED
WlTH MO
CANDIDATES
ENTERED
POP HAS
LOST ALL
INTEREST
'NjTHE
OUTCOME
VJHV'R
I MOU LOOKIN
So glum
MP..GUNN?
1 HAD PLAM!Jd"N
a great achievement
todav mac- had
our candidates
Been able To
ENWite cowreer
ANDYIN, OUK
BUSINESS WOULD
'HAVJE SHOWN A.
Bite INCREASE.
THIS WEAR
bi'foro In lilt career.' 1Kb Iti -
focllous nmllu which UJt ilia adviuT
Iiiko of IiiiIiik sincere. IJ banked by
a illtplny of duo acting dotted Willi
dullcnlu touches and delightful gugs.
As Ilia servant, Mosul- Washing-
TrP ) Bite INCRtAijfc. f
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fr4.4..t.4-V44'4
ft
The Classics
and
Modern Jazz
Which is which? Eperts can't tell. A
little difference in time, maybe, but
that's about all.
Read how modem songsmiths adopt
old familiar strains to serve their needs,
and how the jazz concert you give your
friends may in reality be but an adap
tion of the same melodies they are
playing at the classical concert down
town. It's in the
Klamath Sun Sunday
v. i r
In this same issue' will also be : .
...Illustrated Fashion Page
,"A Feature Story ' !r ' ,'.,
4-page Comic Section
Authentic News
(Associated Press Leased Wire)
V
Sc on the streets
Yearly, delivered, $2,50
The Klamath Sun
119 North Eighth
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fij.r r.n.rLrij'Lnj-.ri.'inj- i ri i - ---- - - - - --
ton Blonowull L, Max Anlicr ;on-
Irlliuton a riot, or tun. Told by bin
niandir, Wurron, to go and llo to tlio
unwolcomn guentit who huvo come
uublddon, M'33 makmi a valiant of
fort but, Intoad of gottliig them off
ho mnkuii thorn daeldu to muy for
ovor by tolling them that lila man
tor l doad having bun nhot bo
caimo ho broko Ills l(g.
Jovely Mirguorltn Clayton, pretty
utid apponllng, whoao name hat boon
known to plcturo goors for iievcral
ysara, lio atartvd linr work whom
nbe waa a young girl. In Indeed ap
pealing In her portrayal or tho youne
I city broil ulrl who glvo up her city
j lover for "Tho Ilandlt Tamor."
. Another contributing rnctifr to tho
j barrel of comedy which the film
I bomt la tho team of Crimmlna and
I Ooi-e-
I "Tho nnndlt Tamer" l;i booked at
j tho Liberty Saturday only. ' v
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brought additional wordt' Into our lantwg. and tho pub.
Uhra had to dlioard thalr old printing plaUa. HrJa tha
nawly compiled dictionary larger and more complete
, any almllar one enlarged vocabulary all the navT WofM ana
w (pedal feature now ready for every reader. ,
I : , .EASY FOR YOU TO GET
TliTf of thtM couponi, prentd or malUd lo' thto ntwipapjr
wim m nominal warn ro wtvw -lint;,
paoking, oUfk hlrt, , ,
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7Wa to fn Utal booh tar aoofng proaa WordPumnl
e!2R ALMOST THREE WEEKS THINSS A fM Uoe.RM P0P k JHATL BUT JUroT THINK POP-, 1
g Seemed to Be in our favor andi ; W ,fJZ?L oeuce'DovyiEn. M 3he'u. get5ooo and
H LOOKED FORWARD To THE DAVVJHEN T LOOK- MARIAN 1 r AO P fcRnSrvSU JJ? T THEM NWE CAN &ET !
M WE COULD PUBLISH A TESTIMONIAL Ik WON THE BEAUTY iSr UMAwSf )
m LSTTER VIN& M ASIC MUD THE CREDIT L. COWTesr!!.' rfC If" ifS - - . r
OF 5UCCC6S SMILIMG ON US, TODAST WWgM U" 1 V ' J5 A' ''f ;T '
FAILURE GRINS AT U -J ' " i?- 52'), . ' JtTL '' ' ' JLl- ' 4"'
LTROM WONDER IVlJ-i J1 ;; T-i YS7 ' " 4 ' '
Vho can truthfully declare that
ho doea not feel the luro of a gcuu
Ino melodrama? That Is, a melo
drama which la truo to lira and con
vincing at all Union. Uroatliea thero
a man, or a woman either, fcr that
matter, who doe not thrill whan- tho
hero triumphs at last and the un
scrupulous villain Is foiled? We bo-
Hove not, and for that reason v
aro sure of tho welcome which
awults Wlfo In Name Only.
This photoplay, which was adapt
ed from tho popular novel by Bertha
f. Clay, Is a (rank melodrama, but
It Is so elnrero that It leaves you
wllh tho feollag that you havo delv
ed Into a human document. The
story, which by tho way,, contains
nd, o-V ,-. r.r M.-Tttly villain hut a
ruthlOHH vllluliin.it ahows bow tho
lovo of a loyal, strong, clenn-mlndod
man lenpa tho barriers reared by de
cell and crime and enables Its own
er to win back his beautiful bride.
'Wlfo In Name Only" la at tho
White 1'ellcan Tboutor tonight only.
,
"Onions steady Z.60W2.7S.
Potatoes' steady 1,50 1.60.
Nuts steady. Walnuts number 1,
28 S3; filberts nominal, almonds
2026; " liraill nuts 1 2 Vi ff 1 5 ;
Oregon chastnuts nominal.
Hops nominally steady. New
clusters 16017; fugglcs 15018;
old crop nominal.
Cancan bark quiet. New peel 7
8; Oregon grape rooi 4.
SUGAR CONTRACTS
TO BE SIGNED UP
Contracts for sugar beet crops to
bo rabed this year In. the vicinity of
Midland will bo signed up for . the
Sacramento Valley Sugar company
the first of tbe next week by Rob
ert Oldomoycr, field representative
of the sugar refining company. It
was announced today.
Mr. Oldemeyu: : has Just returned
from Bonanza where he bos' signed
up over 100 acres of sugar beets.
EVENING HERALD'S
CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
1nlf lr! nilvertiHcmi tils ' hpro
nf(T must be paid for In advance
unless the advertiser carry an open
account nitli The Kvrnlng Herald.
- Advertising for fraternal orders
or societies charging a regular Ini
tiation fee and does, no discount.
Religious and benevolent orders will
be charged tbe regular rate for all
advertising when an admission or
other charge is made.
. Want ads and reading; notices
be received on to 12 noon on tbe
day of lasne. ,
NEWTODAY
TWO FIRST CLASS Paper Hnnsers
at your service. Linseed o'l. bar
rel. - f 1.50 per. gallon; 5s H.6.V,
1 gal. lots tl. SO.. PattcrfMis. 30
8. 6th St. 13-19
It is the hope of the sugar company j
to xlgn up crops. of sugar beets
from at least 1000 acres. '
The seven wonders ot the world
In spring are the seven days of the
week. v .
TRACK ACTIVIT1KS STAP.T
WHEN YOi: IiEiIM to buy at "Beo
Begins" you begin to save. 129
So. "th Street, opposite telephone
office. 13
XOTICK
The funeral services of the late
Ray Crawford will be held at tbe
Klks Temple Sun-day at 2:30 P. M.
FOR RENT Modern furnished out
. side apt. Winters Bldg. Phone
' 149-W. 13-14
WANTED Yonng girl or elderly
lady to care for children in ho'.ne.
Phone 245-M. 13-14'
MARKETS
13.
Cattlo
PORTLAND. Mar.
iteady; receipts C20.
Hogs, offorcd at 14.00014.25,
with uo bids. None soli, early.
Receipts 100. . "
Sheep nominally steady; receipts
300.
EbK steady to lc higher. Cur
rent receipts ; JT;' pullets 24V4 G25;
first 26 Vi 0 27; henneries 28H&
29 flollvorod Portland. ' . '
Duttor steady.' Extra cubes, city
45; standards '44; prlmb first 41tt
firsts ' 38 6 ; undergrades nominal;
prints 47; cartons 48
ButterfJt steady. Best churning
cream 45946 net shippers track in
tone 1; 47 delivered Portland.
' Poultry Btohdy. Heavy hens 21 &
22'. 'light' 18 019'; springs 22 23;
old rcostera 10; ducks, white Pekln
26; llivo turkoya 23; dossod turkeys
33v36;'geoso 16
With tho advont of spring (In. 7,
such as tho afternoon of today,
track practice or the grade and high
schools' will come Into voguo ror
Klamath Falls schools .to be In the
pink or condition ' ror tho county
track meet. Baseball Is now mak
ing IU appearance In earnest and
tho noon hours' are made short hy
the most ardent fans who dash bark
to tho schoo5 grounds to peg away j MAKE YOUR AUTO NEW with Auto
on tbe pill. For iho, Central, school r ,ur-e;tEdttern 630 .Sou,1h3.266l
athletes Russell' B. . Kidder or the -. . .
manual training department. ' will j poR RENT Furnished apt. and
toon thnm in trim whllo H. V sleeping room; ateo unfurnished
Keesee of the Riverside' school' will
Klve his services to the boys from
that district. ! -FOR SALE Fordsort tractor. Dout
The girls or the 7th and 8th grades
or the Sacretf Heart Academy will
hold a cooked food sale In the
Maguire building on North 8tb St.
tomorrow, Saturday, starting at 10
o'clock. ' ' 13
. house. 419 N. 10th street.
342-W.
Phone
13-16
ble idisc plow. 320 N. 11th
Deeds
' Joseph L. Moore et nx to Rosle
F. Taylor et vlr, NttNWK. SW4
NW, NWHSWK, SE14NW14,
EHSWM. SWKSWIi. Sec. 24. T.
39. R. 10.
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13-16'
FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished
sleeping rooms, 334 Pine. 13-15
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Naw
French Hats. Mrs. James Foster.
Phone 225-M. 13
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO
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OROANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS 1 :
ior-TLNo ano acATTti of nets
THB unpafullclid tucceas of the Dr.
Chaa.. Dean non-aurgtcat method
of treating Piles and other rectal and
colon ailments has built an organlia
tlon of highly trained specialist! tp care
for the. patients who come from all
parts of the West, .;.
Tho skill of these specialists Is proved
by tho unqualified GUARANTEE
that each Pllo sufferer Is cured or his
fee REFUNDED no matter how
long standing or how
severe his case may be.
Send for my FREE book.
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PortunO orr.ir.is- eatti.b ofticis;
Dr DMAh',vnMUiHlne ftos-BIS 5 ufef Du lilma
StmWd"MaiiI SlNAflO. PIN ST
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cirr.K'ewy. FDR. supper 1 by that
TlNe W OL.CHT TO THINK K',l(Z !
SHOB REPAIRING
Work Khocj and gloves for le3s.
Jack Frost. 119 South 8th St. 13
ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAIN
41.50 per gal. Deadnlng felt
rcoflng and glas. . Patterson. 630
Bo. 6tn St. . 13-2fi
TO TRADE . Evinrude outboard
motor as part payment on Ford
or other light car. Call 704 dur
ing day. , . 13-14
I'EtM'I.HS WAKKHOCSB . .
Knnth Sixtli Street
Try us for' baled hay, feed, grain,
ni potatoes. A sack or a carload.
Storage a specialty. Our prices are
reasonable. . 13 14
FOR SALE, 7x12 double drum
mundjr donkey engine, good con
dition. ' Two return tubular boil
ers 140 HP. 84 tach double oven.
Bridge-Beach steel range, almost
new. Ad'lress Harry Burton. Sis
son. California. 13-19
MASON'S ATTENTION
Saturday, March 14th, M. sr. de
gree. Monday. March 16th F. C.
degree. C. E. DENNIS. W. SI. 13-14
MISCELLANEOUS
WELL DRILLING Vochatzer Bros.
1731 Melrose. Phone 22 5R. We
get water. Also install water
system. . M12-A12
'MARRIED, reliable, local man with
car: Fuller. Brush Company can
use you. Our men earn from $50
10 $100 per week. Apply, G. B.
Arnest, Y. M. C. A., Eugene, Ore
gon." -12-13
ORAN W. LOUD. Expert watch
maker-. Swiss watches a specialty.
107 8. 7th Street. 12-25
NOTICd3rlf-von wttnt a nu)fi.j, gate
on your real estate, list with
Walton and Wright, 601 Main; St.
Phone 643-W. .- 12-14
9-14
INCOMiJ TAX RETURNS
Due In Portland March 15
For Assistance
- - -. See -
W..W. SOUTHWELL
626 H Main Street
"Q PEN EVENINGS"
DIRT FOR SALE CHEAPr Now la
your chance to fill your lot: Con
-Murphy, Phone 541-W. 6-l
FOR RENT 5 room house In coun
try. Have use of garden spot,
p o u 1 1 r y houses. Nice) shade.
Phone-15F13. a 12-18
FOR RENT- room house, furnish
ed. 1345 Sargent. Call evenings
between 4:30 and 6 p. m. 12-13
CALL. FRANK'S BAOOAOE LINE
for moving trunks and light haul
ing. Pbona 80. Corner 8th and
Main. F19-M18
FOR RENT Store fixtures, 6 ft.
show cases and wall cases with :
drawer base. Mrs. Davenport, 305
. Lincoln. . ' 24tf
FOR RENT Four jnlles from Main
street on good road, good seven
room house with as much land as
desired up to 200 acres. . Phone
400-J.
t10tf
FOR RENT Sleeping
Oak Street. '
room, ; 632
11-12
FOR RENT 2 room furnished apt.
343 North 9th. phone 226-J.i
- 11-13
FOR RENT Sleeping room for ona .
or two men. Use of phone and
bath. 350 N. 9th. 11-12
FOR SALE
ST. MARY'S ALTAR SOCIETY will
hold a cooked food and linen sale
on Easter Saturday. 12-13
FOR SALE. TRADE OR " HIRE,
heavy work horses. Robert S.
, Adams, Merrill, Ore. . .7-13
FOR SALE 35 acres income ranch.
25 acres in Alfalfa, large build
ings, on state highway, mile to
L town and school,, under 'irrigation,'
wire netting renced, bottom soil.
Splendid location for dairy and
alfalfa ranch: For price, particu
lars, write Andres Bros., Route A,
Box 117,- Anderson, Calif. 7-28
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-.M21
rRlANOLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
S3! Main street. Phone 624. Dlltf
KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT Agency.
Klamath Lumbermen and Log
gers Headquarters, across from
post office, is now open for the
season. Any order for any kind
of help will receive my prompt
attention. Phone 157.r M7tf
NOTICE Spring seeding and plow
ing Tule Lake end Marsh lands.
See me for quick and satisfactory
work.- A. B. Book, 1310 Mansneto
. street. . . F27-M27
WANTED
WANTED Small Cream separator.
First class condition. Klamath
General Hospital. , 12-14
WANTED Expert Window Clean
ing, floor waxing and polishing,
house cleaning and Janitor work
by experienced man, A. M. Rhodes
Phone 880-Wl ,10-18
WANT TO TRADE an Oldsmobile
tonrlng car for property or lots
This car Is In first class mechani
cal shape and good looking ear.
Can be seen at 2301 Wantland
Ave. A. J. Webster, Klamath
Falls, Oregon. . : . 16
BASEMENT EXCAVATING
Murphy Phone 541-W.
-Con
5-19
DRESS MAKING Mrs. L. O. Lage-
son, 133 N. 4th St. v , F25-M26
1 . i ' i ' "
WANTED T e n Basements to dig.
All kinds of excavating and lawn
work. w. Chastaln. Flo tie 446M
v . F27-M27
GRADUATE NURSES Registry, call
day or night, 2511 F St. Phone
596-J. - , . M2-A2
PIANO WANTED TO RENT See
Mrs. Wm. Loreni, 541 High.
Phono 899-W. 11-14
FOR SALE Good team of bones,
weight 1300. Also harness and
wagon. $150 takes them all. C. T.
Atkinson, Bell place, Merrill Road
13U-miles from Klamath Falls,
Oregon. 11-17
FOR SALE White Leghorn baby
chicks from Tancred Royal and Spec
ial pens, $10.00 per 100. Hatch
every Monday. Circular. Henry
Tarratt, Corning, Calif. M7-A7
GERTRUDE'S MILLINERY has ad-
ded a cpmpleta line of boy's bats.
Prices ranging from 75 cents to
$2.50. - ' ' 10-14
LOOK YOUR BEST In a "Roberts
Suit." Hand tailored to your
measure. Now showing Spring
and Summer lines. Phone .109
and I will call with samples.
A. R. Rentier. M9-A9
FOR RELIABLE USED CARS Of
standard makes, see Bulek and
Star Garage, opposite White Pell
can Hotel. , . - i 1-lStf
C.-W. WILLIAMS New and Second
Hand Furniture Store, 624 Klam
ath Ave. Phone 606-M. F27-M26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE INVITING PROIXSAI
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
IRRIGATION WORKS, WIMjOW
VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT
. Notice is hereby given that pro
posals will be received by the Board
of Directors of the Willow valley
Irrigation District of Klamath
County, Oregon, at its office id tbe
residence of A. . C. Duncan, .near
Lorella, Klamath County, Oregon,
for the construction' ot a Jam, and
wler. In accordance with plans and
specifications therefor on (lie with
the directors at the aforesaid resi
dence and at the office of J. C.
Cleghorn, engineer, 133 South River
side, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the
14th day of March, 1925, at the
hour or 2 o'clock p. m., when all
bids wlll be , opened at the above
named hour.
. Payment (or the work, will be
made upon completion and . accep
tance ot the work. i '
Work to be done In exchange tor
bonds of the district.
A certified check of 6 of the
total amount of the bid must as-
i company the proposal.
A. 0. DUNCAN.
M 7-9-10-11-12-13. Secretary.
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FOR SEEDS T HA f GROW MU R PH EY'S SE ED STO R E, 906 MAI N '
Chicken and Dog Feed and Remedies-
Yellow Front, Opposite Poatoffice