EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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GETTING SERVICE
BY TAYLOR
Herald Classified Section
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FRIDAY, APRIL 3,-1925
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Coral J. Sabo
Slonoirrnphnr Notary
Accountant
106 Hopka Bid
rhona 84S
Second-Hand
. Goods
New and Old, All Klndi
"I will trado with you"
H. S. Gooding
13S Main St.
Dnlow the Courthoune
WINDOW CIiKAMNO
Plate (lliifiB, Ronldonc and
- office windows cleaned
Floor waxing and pollahlnit house
eleanlns nd Janitor aarvlce
A. M. Itholc
Phone SSO-W. . Ilea. 1S7 N. 8th
Dr. Philip Cole
tlxnernl Practice of Doiitlatrl'
Open Hvnnlnge by Appointment
Phone 560 ' ' ' 618 Main
Over Moe'i Store
Brown, the Roofer ;
Ueuornl Hoofing uiid Itcpnlrlng
PIIONIO 0HH
scandinavian
""'"'rooms :-
(In Scandinavian Hall)
Are now ready for
occupancy.
25 new modem rooms
$6.00 per week and up
For your chickens
D
WORK
Rlttvs
readr at" 5
nan
PIRMANCNT CONSTRUCTIOM'
r'xcluilve Iilrcnnod Mnnii
fii-trerii for
The now Cnncfoto irbllriw-Wall
Ilulldliift Brick for Founda
tion, Walla, llulldliiKi, etc.
Absolutely Flr end Weather
Proof nt a coat less than any
otuor form ot masonry.
fltone-Tllo coitatrucllon ollm
Inntoa upkeop expenao, Is In
doatructlblo, and l approved
by , the boat anhltecls end
buljdors.
Hjnpxcolled hs n base for
, Bluceo flntnh '
Iict us J)tliiinto Your Job
mil and Market. Phono' BRCW
Concrete Pipe Co.
Play Cards
Cigars nnd Clgnrottos
Soft Drinks Barber Shop
Lunch Room
M & M. :. 1 . ''
SOLO PARLOR
Bnueuih. tbo, Pluo ..Treu
BOSTON BEAUTY
SHOP
Winters Building
j Export iOporators
" . Individual liquids t
Vliiltit ray t.ielnl nhd ' soutp
treatments, facial bucks, mnr
cnllltig, and shampooing.
. For appointment Phone 3I1W
NELLIE GRANT, Prop.
a rectory
NEW
ORIENTAL BEAUTY
SHOP
M.uui.uitrr r.i !.!.. ni:.N
la now Hntoi fnjt la t 10 Orien
tal i::uty Kliop. 1 ' i i: K till lines
In beauty culture. Your ptt
rnr.nij will bu apperlvatt-d.
Next door to Western UuluD
626 MAIN STREET
Muku appuli'tiiiciit-'i. Pii(.nj 0)5
J. H. DRISCOLL
Upstairs in the
Hart BIdg.
' All Kinds of
INSURANCE
A. H. COMBS
Prlvnlo Homos House Cleaning.
Floor Waxing and PoUshlng
Janitor Work and W'lhdow
Cleaning
Ph. 868 Klamath Falls, Ore.
DR. j. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
709 Main St. Phone 133-W
Make and grind Qlassos. Dupli
cate broken lonses, repair frames
J. C CLEGHORN
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR'
Phono 192-J 133 S. Rtvuraldo
DR. F. R. GODDORD
OSf EOPATlIlS THYSICIAN '
AND SURGEON
Offlco and Resldonco Phone- 321
I. O. O. F. Temple
Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S.
- - X-Rny 'Laboratory-':'"" '
Loamhj Building
Phone 434-W
Klamath Falls, Oregon
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
Finished ; Work Flat Work
"Put Your Duds In Our Suds"
Rough Dry ; v
Phond 164. Cor Main & Congress
From Incubator
to Stew Kettle
VEATCH FILES HIS
ANSWER IN WRANGLE
OVER FISH BOARD
PORTLAND, Ore., April 3. John
(!. Veatcli, recently appointed state
Huh crimen iMHlnnor by Governor
Plerco toddy filed nnv,or to the
question of uoilon brought about a
week ago by Dr. Thomas W. Ross,
dpoed -corimr'tfaliner, unking that
Vciilch oppear III court and Khow
cause and by what authority he
holds office uh commissioner.
Vculch In hi" answer denies that
Ross' rumoval wait Illegal. II states
that December 16, 1924, Ciovernor
Pierce brought charges against Kiss
on which a hearing was held Decem
ber 22. Ross was anbaeqtiently re
moved from the to luminal on and
Vrutoli was appolnlel January 10,
the answer states.
Recreation Commission
Appointed by Governor
ftAUEM. Ore., April 3. Oovernor
Pierce yesterday uppo'ntcd tile state
recrcitlon commlsslan, and havljig
us Its purpono the Riving of advice
and aaslatance In recreJtlonal pro
jects and physical education. It' Is '
a volunteer organization and no pay ,
la receive 1 by tlio members. '
Thn .xombers arc: John C. Hen- j
deraon, Portland, director of com- i
munlty service :i W. A. Kcarns, ath- j
l"tlc dlrect-.ir t Oregon agricultural i
college: John P. Ilovard, University
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For Rent
Apartment. Every
t h i n furnished.
703 N. 9th. Phone
726-W.
For Sale
5-i'oom house, 2
lob, 3 blocks off .
pavement, 2 blocks
from, school. Price
' $1850; $300 will
handle. Terms,' $30
with interest.
See
R.H.Ma!ey
703 N. 9th St
Phone 726-W
CHAS S. HOOD
Real Estate, Fire . Insur
ance, Surety, Contract
and Judicial bonds
Chiloquin, Oregon
Edward B. Ashorst.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Suite No. D, I.ooruls BIdg
Phone 227
V. K. and .1. K.
PATTERSON
tiitrnctlli(t Pnlntors
630 S. 6th. Phone 582-J
H. E. ROSKAMP
Contractor and Builder
Seo Me Ilofore You Build
Phone 672
Residence 1020 Jefferson y
i ; , . ;
OBSSiy Street
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Surelive ISureeroW - Surelay Murphey's
of Oregon; O. A. Kratz, city mnn-
oner at Astoria; Fred Kiddle, Island
i. ,, , ,....i! . V ;
City, pant state . commander of
American Legion. Miss Carln Doifi-r- I
mark, Portland, and Marshall N. i
Da io, Portland.
Herald Classified Ads
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rin nmntli per line 7.V
Want ads and reading notices will
be received up to 12 noon on the
day of issue.
NOTICB
(litwlflo! udviTliic'iiniM hrre
nfttrr must be imlfl for iu advance
unh-sg the Hdvertlaen farry un open
account with The Kvrnlnic Herald.
Advertising for fraternal orders
or societies charging .a regular ini
tiation fee and aues. no discount.
Religious and benevolent orders will
be charged the regular rate for all
advertising when an admission or
other chark Is mmle
XKW TODAY
FOR RENT FnrnisheJ apartments
close in. 419 N.. 10th J'honc
342-W. 3-4
PAINTING
Hurling.
AND TINTING.
Phono SOU.
Dave
3-9
OFFICE GIRL WANTED Ad Jrccs ! '
Box 1, Herald offjee. . 3j,
PRIVATE FURNITURE SALE to-1
morrow. Slightly used furniture I
for sale at 630 N. 11th street,
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. tomorrow,
lister upright piano and bench;
bird's eye maple double bed, chif
fonier and bureau; living room
table -and three chairs; Morr's
chair; wash tubs and kitchen
utensils. Splendid opportunity. 3
SATURDAY BARGAIN DAY Six
building lots; campers supply
goods. See Dick, 220 Main street.
3-4
ELDERLY LADY wanted to do gen
eral housework. 419 Pacific Ter
race. 3-6'
FOR RENY 3-room furnished apt.
Children allowed. 419 Pacific
Terrace. 3-6
MR. ENSLEY. teacher ot guitar,
banjos', mandolins and ukelele.
137 First St., cor. Pine. 3-9
FOR RENT Housekeeping room3,
237 N". oth St. 3-4
CARAGE
ingtcn.
FOR RENT. 309
Phono 753-W.
Wash
. 3-4
FOR RENT Sleeping room; . bath
and phone. Free auto parking.
840 Walnut. 3-9
STONE MASON FOR HIRE, by day
or contract. 222J S. 6th. A3-M3
FOR SALE 4 thoroughbred R. I.
hens and one cockerel, registered
Huschman and Pierce strain, In
dianapolis. Call after 6 p. m., 722
10th St. Call all day Sunday. 3-4
FCR SA-LE 25 M capacity doublo
c'rculnr say mill, complete, with
all- necessary equipment, new
steam toed, now conveyors, 4x46
Inch edger, two boilers, dutch
oens, two. engines, two cut oft
saws; In A-l condition, now in
operation: can be delivered tn 30
days; also Ames fire box boiler
nnd engine, complete, 6x24, Hap
py Thought plane? and -matcher.
With flooring, surfacingand ship
lap heads, all shafting, belting,
pulleys, etc. Price right, with
good terms to responsible parties.
Address J. N. Miisten XAt. Co..
La Pine, Oregon. . 3-7
Klamath Lodge
Directory
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Meetings: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays'
.Lyceum Hall, Sth and
High Visiting Knights
welcome
Chas, Patterson, O, K,
B. P. O. ELKS Meets
Thursday evening. Visit
ing members welcome.
Elks Temple. 8rd A Main
Leslie Rogers, Exalted
Ruler. .Tom Delsell, Seo.
American Legion
"' Klamath Post No. 8 "
rta, Meetings 1st' and 3rd'
tfSt w T"1''- Court House
Basement
sSCfcs? p- OLDS. Com'dr.
"iJiS Phone S62-W '
fAUI OF Tll.lNKH
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many kind-
t,mMa ,h3wn (h tne j,, n(
after the death cf our baby. Ruby
Palmer, and tor the many beautiful
fl&wcrs sent.
Mrs. Pearl Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Farnk ftchmltz.
MISrfclXANI-.OLH
ORAN W. 13VV, K.xpert WVttch
mnker. Rwlss watches a specialty.
107 8. 7th St. 2-li
Jane Snedlcor will be nt ilordoff
and Wolf's Store Friday and Satur
day, April 3 and 4 to organize and
teach classes III decorative Art.
Prlng your problems to her, 30-3
NOT1CK Spring seeding and plow
ing Tule Lake and Marsh lands.
See me for quick and satisfactory
work. A. E. Book, 1310 Mansneto
street. F27-M27
LOOK YOUR BEST In a "ItoherU
Suit." Hand tailored to your
measure. Now showing Spring
and , Summer lines. Phone 109
and 1 will call with samples.
A. R. Renner. J19-A9'
TO TRADE In on hotel, rooming
or apartment, 2 lots Central ia,
Wash.; 80 acrc3 Klickitat county,
Wain. House and twi lots. For
est Grove. , Klamath Falls prop
erty preferred. 215 Pacific Ave
nue, Forest Grove, Ore. ' 1-7
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to gst.
good eats. OPEN - ALL NIGHT.
033 Main street. Phone 024. tf
FRIIT TREES CHEAP
SPECIAL PRICE of 60 cents each
from apples to prunes. All kinds.
No deliveries. Call at greenhouse
of Klamath Flo-yer shop, opposite
fair grounds. 2-4
FOR SAIJ3
FRKfi FREE
FREE GARDEN DIRT. Take It
away. Inquire R." R. R. Garace.
2-4
FOR SALE BY OWNER 1920 REO
SPEED WAGON. Good condition.
Bargain for quick sale. Mr.
Wells, Garlch Camp Grounds. 2-4
FOR SALE Three Fairview lots.
Only $500. Also good car to
trade for house and lot. Box
XYZ, care Evening Herald. 2-4
FRUIT TREES
SPECXAL
2 -YEAR -OLD apple, plum, prune,
peach, cherry aud pear trees, 60c
each, while they last. No deliv
eries. Klamath, FlJwer Shop,
' greenhouse grounds, opposite fair
ground. , ; 2-4
FOR SALE Furniture of 3-room
cottage; perfect condition. Phone
7. Mrs. Rose. 2-4
FOR SAL E Two dandy; lots on
Wantland Ave. , Cheap for cash
this week only. See Beebee, at
Chilcotte & Smith. 2-4
FOR SALE New 5-room plastered
bungalow, with basement garage.
Only $3200. Terms. See Beebee
at Chilcote & Smith. 2-4
FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE
Heaw work horses. Robert 8.
Adams, Merrill, Ore. M28-A28'
FOR SALE Eight good logging or
farm horses from 7o. to 150.
per head. Inquire from Superin
tendent of Owen-Oregon Lumber
Co. Camp 1, Butte Falls, Oregon.
M30-A4
FOR SALE Ford Bug. Motor Just
overhauled. 1028 High. 30-3
FOR SALE 80 acres good land, 43
acres under Irrigation; small
honse and barn, on Market road.
Only $35.00 per acre. Five Hund
red dollars, will handle it. Very
easy terms or will take city prop
erty In exchange. Phone 616. 20tf
FOR SALE! Attractive new modern
dwelling with lot. For quick sale,
only $1800. Part cash. Balance
easy terms. 14S1 Alameda Ave.
' Phone 629-J. - . 30.4
FOR SALE White Leghorn baby
chicks from Tancred Royal and spec
ial pens, $10.00 per 100. Hutch
every Monday. Circular. Henry
Tnrratt, Corning, Calif. M7-A7
ACCREDITED BABY CHICKS
WHITE LEGHORNS
from carefully selected TWO YEARS
and OLDER holts mated to HOLLY
WOOD, HANSON and TANCIRBD
male birds of hlch triionost records
BROWN LEGHORNS (Williams
strain), BARRED ROCKS, R. I.
REDS and BLACK M1N01:as
ISDecial 2A and Flock mattings)
Our 25th vonr of successful hatching
ORLAND HATCHERY
ORLAND, GLE'NN CO., CALIF. 25tf
FOR SALE M'Odel 35 Knox Tractor
first class condition, run 2000
miles, trailer for same, has 10 In.
steel wheels. Outfit cost $7000.
Will sell for $3000.00. Glovor's
Gnrago, Redding, Cnllf. M30-A4
ion HA UK
FOR SAIvE- (TORE OR TRADE--Heavy
work horses. Itobort 8,
Adams, Merrill, Oregon. M24-A2
FOR SALE LogKinj; outfit, horaos,
harnesses. Holt caterpillar, log
trucks, three ntito trucks tor
hsullns logs or lumber. Btenm
donkey, camp cook huuso utensils
and camp beidlng. on terms or
exchange for other proporty.- At
camp near Chtlno,u!n. J. J. Stelgor
30-4
NEW shipment of lirge size dressns
In pretty bright colore just ar
rived at Bee Regln'a Ready to
Wear Store. 129 So. 7th St. Op
pjslte phone office. ' 1-4
FOR SALE $220 Mahogany fin
ished Edison phonograph. Slight
ly used. 90 records. Less than
hall price. Phone 328 W 28-29,'
RETIRING from business, closing
entlro sto:k and fixtures.. Prop
erty for sale. Don't miss this op
portunity. W. A. Jackson, 33S -Ho.
. 6th et. City . .. 1-10
TOR RKXT
FOR RENT Small furnished house.
827.50 per month. Inquire 1319
Uphsm. 2-j4
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 632
Oak St., Phone 211-W. - ; 2-3,
FOR RENT Sleeping room close It).
Furnace hoat. Phone 144J after
6:30 P. M. ' 30-31
CALL TRANK'S BAOGAOE LINE
for moving trunks and light haul
ing. Phoce 850. Corner 8th and
Main. M18-A18
h
FOR RENT .Largo, comfortable.
furnished room. 2 Mocks from
Main street. Phone after 5 p. m.
625 X-i
FOR RENT Comfortable room in
cluding bath and phone. In mod
ern new home for one ' or two
gentlemen. Call 145-W. l-4
. WANTED
WANTED 2 good cows, not oyer A
or 5 years old. Must test 6 or 5 .
percent. Box 3 S3 Klamath Falls,
Oregon. 2-5i
WINDOW CLEANING, Janitor 'work
and wall paper cleaning. ' Phone
155W. IL Franklin. 28-3
WANT HENRY RIFLE which loadB
at breech, alsp. old . gun. . catalogs.
L-. D. Satterlee. 458 Forest Ave.
West, Detroit, Mich. ; 26-A8
CARPENTER, construction jnd
building work done - and guaran
teed. Same attention to small
lobs as the big ones. Work com-
pleted in the shortest possible
time. No delays. Free estimates
given. See me before letting you
contract. I can save you time and
m o n ey. Thomas Bomar. Hotel ,
Baldwin. Phone 55. M21-A21
VIOLIN AND PIANO Instructidn , by
Z. Peters, accredited by State
Board of Education, given ' In
pupils hone b; appointment.
Phone ' 451-W netween 8 and 8
a. m. each day except Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. . M14-A14
WELL DRILLING Vochatzer Bro.
1731 Melrose. Phone 225R. WJ
get water. Also Install water
system. M12-A12
WANTED Non-school boy over 16
for messenger work. Excellent op
portunity to learn telegraphy. .In
quire at Western Union. . 1-4
LEG AI NOTICES
- NOTICE '
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED:
Notice is hereby given that the
Enterprise Land And Investment
Company, a Corporation, has filed a
petition with the Board of Directors
of the Klamath Irrigation DIstrtot,
in Klamath County, Oregon, petition
ing the said Board of Directors that
the following described lands ' In
Klamath County, Oregon, to-tvlt: 1
Enterprise Tracts 32-36-4S-' The
West 3 acres' of 33 A; the North T
acres of 35. lying South of the 6th
Street County Road; the North, 13
acres ot Tract 44, and all of Traot
33 B, excepting 3: acres hereto f pre
deeded to A. D. Collier, as shown
by the Official Plat of the United
States Reclamation Service of the
Klamath Project, Oregon, Accession
No. 14366, be released and excluded
from th,e Klamath Irrigation 'Dis
trict, and from all obligation' of bx
iBting contracts, either to the Unites!
States ot America or the Klamath
Irrigation District, and Its succes
sors in interest. And that a recon
veyance from the United Statoa' of
America of the atrlpa of land em
braced in Lateral "C" and Lateral
"D" be recommended;
1 And all persons interested In,; or
who may be affected by, such chadgo
of boundaries of the District, are
hereby notified to appear at (ho
Office of the Klamath Irrlgntlon Dis
trict, in tho Klamath County Cojirt
House. Klamath Falls, Oregon, 'on
Saturday, April 4th, at the hour, of
10 o'clock A. M and show causo' In
writing, if any, why the chenge1 In
the Boundaries in said District, as
proposed in said petition, should
not be made.
A. M. TIIOMA9, '
Secretary of Klamath Irrigation
M20-27, April 3 District, ,
Seed Store
Phone 87
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