The Evening herald., March 21, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

, SATURDAY, MAttClt 21, 1925
"EVENING HEltALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE
SEVEN
MOM'N POP
DITCHING THE QUESTION
BY TAYLOR
, Newsof tjie
KlamatlY Country
f 6otfoe avjas
ON A TRIO 1AKIIVJ6A'
I MR.OUNN ? ., DOWM TO I
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SUIT feOIMGAWAM? t'M OWLW TAKIKXi , I FROM ATRIP MK.GUNiro'? ) V "ir-jT-'Ti-- i ' '. ,'4 l'
HAOE I A SUIT DOWMTO L DlDM'T eUEN KmOvaJ K . jgv I v -
fQoutinued From l'ago Two)
day. There U .not yvl sufficient
trass to.' make feeding uiinowaiiury.
Inie' Dnton ' and Johnnie Acklny
roconlly 'Joined tbn pick anil shovel
brigade for' tliu purpose of Initiall
ing" a wntnr syatum In the Doten
homo. lly melius of an electric putni
water ' Will bo pumped' from the
rlvor (ho i3ouo to Im used f 11
watering poultry, Irrigating flow
cm, laundrying, etc.
One day lt ioek. Oliver Puck-
It wu obanrved wandering hither
and -thlttitrr ovor hU tlelda, carry
ing iinu.ll bag. Kvor, and rnim h
lopped, gated seurchlngly ut tuino
spot on I ho ourth' itiirfacii thim
cultured some of din content of
tilt bag nuar the spot mid pasaud
on, for tbn benefit of tbn uninitiat
ed, wo will explain that, So was
poisoning aqulrrola.
. Bovorul young gentlemen, em
ployovti- or tiiir ruvki'tt bgging
camps, spent the week end In Keno,
renewing acquaintance iwllli , old
friends. : , ; . ,
Dan Dolan In wondering If the
person or pontons w:o runiovuil tho
robe and tarpoulljns from hl bug-
, gy Tunitilny night, aro enjoying tho
use of tho articles,
WORD EN
1 Krvor.il cac of Influonxa In lh;a
.coimuuiill.-, au'far lu a mild lorm
. Mr. and V. T. .NulrfJu 1
Ihi) Kono vicinity drove to Klnkl
you County California Hundny after'
HOJti culllug ou old tlmo a. q. mint
nc. ,
Muad.imi'a L. V. and I). L. Mot-
don 1 were Tburaday morning vls-
lion In Dtrrla. . . .
Mr. aud Mi. F. A. Wilson at
lundud to buuneaa mutters In Unr-
rta Wutluusilny evening.
'-, Charlua Uwun of ilia Stitellno
touch .was Tucking after nook In
ternals lu U,la lJfal.ljr WednusJny,
" A force of- rnuii - aud n.aiiw aro
umployed on bo Katio-Wrdub 'load
placing It In a pjiaublo condition.
., 1). P. Dougherty of liuppy Camp,
California. An old time . rosldem
of thin community i wad looking
after properly Intvrosts hero Wed'
ueMny.
-
J. II. Chapman la buVly eiiBaged
In planUng ralaablo frucli gurdon
to hardy varlotlea, r y--'
flllffler and Wlilma of dho Para
dise vlclujty :wara look lug ovor tho
landacapo of Uto lower lake country
Wodnnaday. , ,
. K, It. Downing ladliVg graaler of
thla aectlon haa rccolvod a mado to
order saddle from the Garcia fac
tory of Elko.j Nevada, . AU a raw
bldo' Spanish model rlatla with a
reach' of fifty, feet, equipped wltn
an onuaually. strong hands and of
.aufflclent site to hold the largest of
the herd.. Tho equipment runs well
ntr "the -hundred dollar mark.-"
Frank B. Nath Sought
by Anxious' Parentt
4108 ANOELE9. March 10. Dl
apearlnc aomo aovoo years ago. la
western Canada,' Frank' It. N'nstt' Is'
reported ns having boon soon In
Klamath Fall last Novum her.- 11a Is
4 ( years of age, stocky built, med
mm 'height iind Inclined to bnhlnodB.
His parontg 'would nhproc'lato rocclv
lug any , Information as to his. pro
eent whoraabniits or "anything con
nectftd iwlth him when In Klumnth
Falls, Address ChnB. Nash 1(35
Wost 17th St., 1OH.Angolos, Cali
fornia. Adv. 2u-25 , '
THE EVENING HERALD
OU dktfonarU. aheuM be cUacardwi, f raweat aeUvldea have
brought aiddiUonal worda lata' our Uagoagek and the i pub
Habara bad to dlacard tbb old printing pUtoe. Hen b tbe
Mwly eompllxl dictionary-larger and snore eoaaplete tbu
any atmlUr ene-atuarawl ToeabularyaU tbe WWoada sad
saw speolal featurea bow ready h ewy see dam,
;;vr-,:::EASY'FOR' YOU.TO GET:
Tfcree of theee-eonpona, ptennted o avtlltd tMs nrwajp
Mall Orders
u br nail, Inolndt
Tiuii eoa "
I IIS mllaai 10
stnta up to aoo
mlUtterforaraatar
dUtanota aak your
tRiaattrfoifata
on a poaaaa;
"Youf Old Dlctlbnairy i NoW Out of ' Date
TUs U Of Waal booh fir tolelnt Croaa Worrf foaafaa
F: G R SEE & S- T H AT G R O
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At the Liberty
Tin-ii In nothing In tlie.worla
llko n Yotikeo charactorlatic. There
fore, tho iili'tiulziulon f.f "Yinkiie
Bpoud" brought forth otartllng ro
il u I U. ICvery rod-btoodod penon
will grt a ronl wallop from tho "go
got I'm trailH of Konnotli Mi
Doanld, the Ynnkno of' "Yankoo
flpeod". Ifo crnnu more acilou Into
thli ilx-roel picture annaatlon than
ono ojpo-U to oo In a year. . It
'bna everything a feature plcturo
should have, and moro. Tio whole
wol'.d loved the famoui ilory, "Tile
Miitory Castle," by H. N. ilrud
bury, and "Yankeo Hjiued" It ad
apted from ll. Kvnn granJuia ami
grjudp.i l!l bhrk'k Willi-delicti' at
tho djnamic cupru of our Yuukeu
hum.
Supvrlatlvoe limply can't doscrlbu
tho natlon In lliU new picture
aohievement. "Yankue Hpued" la
ahaklng at the Liberty tboatro to
day only.
Itpglnald Barker dlrocted "Tho
Ureal Divide," wulch comoa to tho
Liberty Theatre on Sunday and
Monday. It la one of the outatind
lug ureeaaei of tho American atage
and la ono of the largest produc
tion of pal yoara.
Tho picture tor '.he moat part waa
filmed In-Arlaona, tho locale of tho
I romnneoi j . '
. n,i ' .u..,i-i1.ri i..V
wth ,ho agnmonlf for he WJa
stage director , for Henry Miller
when tho latter triumphed lu the
William Vaughn Moody pkiy, and
ovor- since he entorod motion pic
tures be toss wanted to present It
on the screen.
At the Pine' Tree
I'INE) TftBK with 2 col kut
Willlunr Deamorjd wont through
what be says Is the most thrilling
experience of his long' and exciting
screen career whllo working In "Kid
In" Pretty,". Universal Picture to be
shown In the Pine Krce theater tonight.-
'
Slnca he' ban been- working as star
for Universal, Desmond has worked
with lions, alligators, cow ponies and
similar, sources of . danger; but' In
"Rldln' Pretty" he found blmsolf on
tho back seat of a motorcycle piloted
bySllm Colo, known far and wide as
one of. the most reckless men. who
over did stuuts on that vehicle. !.,
- On tills mntorcycla Desmond and
Cole rncod for miles against a train
ubolird which Dosmond finally swuns
himsolf from, tho spoodlng machine.
And previous to boarding tho motor-
wim a nominal nm w mrwms wwt
ting, packing, clerk hire, '
dlaL-lbudoniata.,aaioant- QQ .
ingtooniy . .-.- ifO VajBt
Entitle tomty nbdsr to thUNeit
EnlargtdVnivriitietDtcitsruiry
WMWaiFarttMrKarHuawOallnetar
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"RID RR:ETT Y - STA -
j . : AT THE PINE TREE ' , NEW T0DAY - " FOR SALE ' ! I. WANTED
f. I ... Ann nlDAln kBlnAaa n ,ti
l ' WANTED Camp cooking fay woman. '"
I ? f-"S. "V . 15 to 20 men. 1021 Main. 21-23 t a eacrlfice. Call or write Box
J I f- r .-Jl w A ls . 1, Macdoel, California, Must hare
. ATuM IVERSAL.PICTU RE-. f
cycle the two had uaed an automo
bile as part of tbe race.
Native picture-goers, whose fiction
reading Includes the popular works
of Ethel M. Doll, will anon have tbe
opportunity of seeing this author's
greatest novel on the local screen.
A ploturlzatlon of her widely read
story. "The Top of tho World" waa
rocenUy completed for Paramount
under the direction of George Mel
ford. It will bo tbe main film at
traction at the Pine Tree Theater for
two days -beginning Sunday.-;
Anna Q. Nllsson, Jnmos Kirkwood,
Raymon'l llatton and Sheldon Lewis
a,ro the tonturod quarlot of favorite
plnyers who appear In tho lending
rolcn.r-J. tVj ',?rr cupportlng" cast
Ipxludcs,- , Joti.eiih. Kilgour, Mary
Morsc'h, Charles Post, Frank Jonas
son and Mabel Van, Duron.
The story Ib a vivid meladramatlc
romance Involving a girl and two
men In darkest Africa. Briefly, It
concorns Sylvia Ingloton,. the proud
and. spirited daughter . of wealthy
English parents. To escape a .love
leas marringo she runs away to
South . Africa, fully determined to
marry Guy Ttnngor, a childhood
sweetheart, whom she hasn't seen for
several years.
Arrlvod thcro, she learns that the
passing years have worked a great
change In Guy. He is a physical
and moral wreck. , Helpless' and
thousands of miles away- from home
and funilly. Sylvia la grateful to
Guy's cousin, Burko, who makes her
welcomo at his farm. Shortly after-
war i, ' to avert' malicious gossip.
Sylvia; marries Durke upon- the
agreed understanding they aro to be
Just pals. - "
What happens when Guy tries to
claim her and aho finds her heart
torn between the old lovo and the
new and how In the end liUBband
and wlfo aro reunited is tframatlcal
ly developed in. a series of tonso,
gripping situations' that load to a
startling climax bofore tho -picture
comos to a. happy and Batlsfylne
closo. , ',. -. . . . ,.
Aside from, tho notable cast and
dramatic strength . of story, tho
photoplay.' Is .distinguished by reason
of Its unusually picturesque back
grounds, colorful plctorlnl settings
'ami aomo unique photographic ef
fects. At .the,' Pino Tree Theater
Sunday and Monday.
COURTS
. Deeds- -.'-
Minnie I. .Meoks to O. D. Math
ews, south halt lota 4, 6 block 41,
FrrBt Additions " .' , , ;.
Oharlos 0 HO'gue et ux to Swan
Lake: Lum-ber Co.. SWK NWH,
section 4, Ti 37, R. 10. '
Charles C. Hogue ot x t Swan-
Lake. Lumber' C6 . SBUNE' of
Seo; B, T. 87, R. 10.. .
George D. Grlaslo administrator
W W. M. Mock et ux administrators
dead, lot 320, block lilt Mills Addition.-
, . '., ': . - mm ! v ,
v Misecllnnoous Filln - :
'.ti.-: . , A, to, Thomas W. .pelsoU,
patent lots 1, 2,-3, 4, of Seo, 3,
'. ' ; - - -
Chicken and Dog Feed and Remediet-
RR.NGtWn DESMON D
T. 39.- R. 14.
Mjirrlago License
Lawronco Burke to Groce McOlay
Herald Classified 'Ads'
THKRE ARE PROFITS
I.V KLAMATH REALTY
2 LOTS." 3-room house, garage and
large chicken house; 1 1 8 0 0;
terms.
s.
10 LOTS, good
$4000. terms.
house and , barq,
2 APARTMENT house and store,
$17,000; terms.
w , . .n, i, -in j,.
we have a client who will discount
on Installment oontract or- mortgage.
UAGVIRB LGUIRE
810 Main Street
RESPONSIBLE SERVICE
i INVESTMENTS
.i , INSURANCE .
EVERETT TRUE
CWHY, YCS, "S.-'?-
Yoo cmpcoy
SVt' THAT
MU R P H
'
W1ANTED- Some clean cotton rag3.
1H& per lb, Klamath Falls Auto
Co., 224 Main St. ' 21
WANTKD A man whs is well .ac
quainted''' In ' Klamath Fall and
surrounding territory to ride w.'tb
salesman.-' Cail 2 til Winters Apta.
; - . si
FOR RENT Slocplng rooms, 840
Walnut. ' 21-27
FOR RENT Nicely . furnished cot
tage. No children. 814 Lincoln 21
FOR RENT Room with" hath; for
girl or woman. 840 Plum St. 21
FOR RENT 3 room house at 2046
Wantland Ave. Call between 10
and 2 Sunday. . ... . 21
FOR "RENT Sleeping room' In anod
- era home for one or two- men.
15 per week. : 408 Klamath Ave:
Phone 147. , . .21-23
LOST White poodle dog. Answers
to name of Beauty, or Boots. Re
turn to Mrs. Sewell,. 1134 Klam
ath or call Metropolitan Hotel.
Reward. 21
RUMMAGE- SALE :
The book committee of the Wom
ans Library club will hold a rum
mage sale Tuesday, -March 24. In the
i vacant room, next door to Barnhart's
8h0P ,n the McCarthy building. ZI-Z3,
. FOR SALE280 eWM; wfth lambs
at aide. $15.00 Augustus L.
Andrlen, 7 ml. iwest of Merrill.
. . .. .. . . , , 21-24
j KYin. cAt.RHitisA nnri mi-nan . hv
owner. One of the most' up-to-date
bungalows; Just ccenpleted.-This-ls
an Weal borne,- 320 Hill
side Ave., Dixon Add.: .21-23
CARPENTER, construction and
im,. ,l i-. -A t,.
teed. Same attention to small
Jobs as the big ones. Work com-
- pleted in the shortest possible
time. No delays. Free estimates
given. See me before letting your
contract. I can-aove you time and
in o n ey. Thomas Bomar, Hotel
Baldwin. Pbona 55. M21-A21
Read Herald "Class"
- .
Ads
BY CONDO
Cookins tor. rsl
eaftsssGcy
EY'S S E ED
1
e1 IT s - .
- Yellow 'Front, Opposite Postoffice-
Imemdlate action. . 20-28 WANTED T e n BasemesU to- dig.
tymvva ivn iwra c., All kinds of excavating and bwn
BTOVES AND RANOKa Second- wnrk vo riia.tnin piM. ijau
hand, rebuilt, fine assortment and worlt" W" CUa,taln"
KNOCKOUT PRICES. See them "' ! ; .'.' .' "'T4 ,
in our window. Make your selec- VIOLIN AND PIANO Imrtruetlon'iby
tlone while we have the assort- z. Peters, accredited, of State
S?n-BLVLUCa8'FurD'tare9n6?? 'iBoSrd of Education, given in
Main Street. ; 20-21 . pup,te borne by appointment.
., , . , . . , -Phone 461-W oetween 8' and i
L!'? bea? ?iKnk - each day except, Wednesday,
mules. Average wt. . 1150 lbs , Thursday and Friday. M14-A14
' harness and full camp equipment
for sradlng work. A bargain. DRESS MAKINCMt L: d: Lags.
A. G: Anderson; 1104 Second St., ... ... -. .. . At
Sacramento,-Calif." 20-24 son. 133 N. 4tb St. F25-M25
TRAILER FOR SALE Reasonable. iKWK,!?EEP:I,eip'rfeD0c!d'
1020 Martin St. Mills Add. 20-21 iS-aW " X ' --Jofje
FOR SALE OR THADE Equity In ' . " r '.'1
furnUhed bouse. 864 CaUfoVnla 2J2 '
a-. on via tMrs. Robert- a.-. Adams,- Merrill,
ATC" " . :. . i. Z" -1 Oregon. . 20-23
CKM?uof?jM WELL DRILliDiG VocnatseV Broo
noute barn'oiLr0 rad . "?"- J0U?
Only $35.00 per acre; Five Hand- ,ater- -bJs0 ,MHti eJI,
red dollars will handle it. Very - system. ... Mia-Ai
easy terms or will take city prop- .,,crr , jrr?TCf I
erty in exchange, pbona SIS. 20tf I MISCELLANEOUS " J
: . - , ,. :4
SATURDAY SALE "DAY Bargains BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES' " It
all oTer the house. Canary birds: . you have, $200 will start you In
. Six buildings lota. - Snap. - S e e ' ' new" business, tremendous sale,
Dick, 220 Main.- ; 20-21 -should net your $100 salarjrweeK-
' ' ; i lyi Experience unnecessaryi O. M.
FOR' 8ALB 35 acres income ranch, Pearse A Co., 69 N. ?th SW Port-
25 acres In Alfalfa, large build- ; land, Oregon. 20-24
(ngs, on state highway, mile to . ; " ' " . ' ' ' - '
town and school, under irrigation, . WOT1CK- ' .'
wire netting fenced, bottom soli. Ford car found, abandoned. Xie-
8plendld location- for-dairy and ense shows owner Dan Thompson,
alfalfa ranch. For price, particu- May be seen at Balslger Motor com-
lars, write Andres Bros.-, Route A, pany. If unclatanel, will be aoloT for
Box 117, Anderson, Calif. 7-28 charges. J -"' - ,'
; " ' HARRY M. L0U0K8,
FOR SALE Wnite Leghorn baby 19-25 . Chief of Polio,
chicks from TancrediPoyarana kpeo- w Naw .ad d
Inl pens. $10.00 per 100. Hatch Han(, Fun,ltnre store, 624 Klam-
every Monday. Circular. Henry ith Ave. Phone 605-M. F27-M26
' Tarratt, Corning,. Calif.- M7-A7 : . .
' . ." " ' GRADUATE NURSES" Registry; call
FOR SALE Turkey Rea and Blue day or night,' -2611 F 8t. Pbone
Stem seed wheat. A. Ai LIskey, . 69S-J. . .... M2-A2 .
Malln. Oregon. 17-23 "'
' ' COOKED FOOD SALE " '
FOR SALE OR TRADE -10 acres. The girls of the ' 6th attd ith
All in cultivation. 5 miles from grades,' Sacred- Heart Academyy-wiU
city limits ot Fortland: Inquire hold a cooked food and-candy .sale
310 S. 5th St. Phone 456M 19-28 Saturday, March 21, in the Magnlre
' H-r-1 . ' 1 building, 125 North 6th St. 14-21
FOR SALE Lloyd Loom baby bug- -- -
gy. New paint - and npnolstery. NOTICE -Spring seeding anbT-pIoWr'
- Price reasonable. 828 Upham St. , Ing Tale Lake and Marsh lands..
Phone 738.- ' 19-21 , - See me for quick and satisfactory
. work. A. S. Book, ISltt MH8eto;
If It is feea for that old nag, cow street; '-' F27-at?
or a real loging team, iwe got it ; i - r -ir r. . i . -
Our baled bay is guaranteed. . We LOOK YOUR BEST m-a-"Robert
will make you prices that are fair Suit." Hand tailored to yottr
and reasonable. We also have a few measure. . Now' showing' Spring
spuds on hand to sell you and oc- and Summer lines;-- Pbona- 109
caslonally we store things Try-ns. . and ' I will, call -with samples.
PtXinitrWUbEHOU8E A. B. Renuer. -:, - M9-A9
South Sixth St., 19-21 ;
: : ; . 1- COOKED POOD SALE ' -, -
ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAIN The girm of the 6th and' 6th;.
41i60- per gaK- Deadning- felt grades, Sacred Heart Academy, 'H
roofing and glass. Patterson, 630 hold a cooked food and candy-sale
So. 6th-St. :'.;'- 13-26 Saturday, Maroh 21,' in the Magnis
building, 125 North 8th St. . 142
FOR SALE IN JACKSONVILLE, . , , ,. ' ' ' i. '
Oregon,' one half block,well built ORAN W.-LOUD. Expsr t'uratqh-
7-room honse, furniture, brick eel- .maker.. Swiss watches a-specialty.
" lar, . barn, woodshed, good well. : X07 S. 7th Street li-2
Price $2600 cash.. Add. -ess Box- ; r-n-i.., :
95, Jacksonville,' Oregon- -14-27 YOU WOULD ' FIND- mors- pleasure
, -t , in . life with. : a new, neat.volean
FOR RBUABLB - USED CARS of home. -.Let Browning do it; In
standard makes,-see Bnlok and' ';. torlor and' exterior decoration.
Star Garage,, opposite White Pell-" phone 4li ; ' '. Fil-atil
can HoteL l-18tf r" ',- - i - ' r'ni .,
TRIANGLE CAFB-The "place to tt
FOR SALE 15 ton Hydraulic Jack. , good Mts. OPEN ALL NIOHT.
Reasonable. Western Transfer Co. jgj Man treet. Phono 61. . Dlitt
MAKE-YOUR AUTO NEW with Auto an
Nu. Pattersons,-630 South 6th Headquarters, aefose from
Street. port office, is now open tor the
" T season. Any order for any kind
FOR RENT I of help will receive-tny-preog-pt
" ' ! attention. Phono 167. :- M7tt
FOR RENT Sleeping- room. Use a) '.-" . ,
of phone and bath. 350 N. 9th I LEGAL NOTICES
Street. ... 19-21 ' , ""';
CALL FRANK'S BAGGAGE I LINE ToTlSl Z
for moving trunks and light haul- , ki,auath noUNlTr -,
ing.BPhono 850. Corner 8th and NoUcoKU"
Main. M18-A18 , Jn maeT of the Estate of
FOR RENT -Store fixtures. 6 ft. H,nry P. Ual a" ttataiSST
show cases- and wall cases with also known as Henry P. Oalarneau,
drawer base. Mrs. Davenport, 806 ,Br-' , . .,' .u.i
Lincoln- - - 24tf i NOTICE Is hereby given that I
...Mneom. have' filed-my flhal account ot th
FOR RENT Sleeping roftms. , PrI- dmlnlstratlon pf the above' estate,
vute Intrance. Hot and cold water, and that the Court has appointed
' Prices easy.-Phone-722. 620 Monday, the 23rd day of March,
Washington. . - 16, at 2 o'clock P. ' M. as vtne
. , . , ,. ' . " ' . time for hearing o! objections' to
, LOST AND- FOUND- 8buecnht ,nhoreoTount "d
. ' . , i O. M. HECTOR. .
LOST License No. 12-961, Oregon., ' Administrator of the above estate.
1925., Phone 208-J. 20-21 F21-28-M7-14-21. ') i
STOR E,
WOMAN wants to care tor children
at her' home. ' ,1712 Oregon Av,
; ' : 1-J1
906 MAIN