EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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MOM'N POP
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MRS. GEORGE, WASHINGTON JR.
BY TAYLOR
Herald
Section
TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1025
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Ari. Pictures arc
V'vL, IOAMATH FAL
WHERE PARTICULAR PCOPL6 VI U
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223 .; ... BOY THEIR
(l Professional Cards
J. H.DRISCOLL
Upstairs in the
HartBldg.
All Kinds of
INSURANCE
NEW
ORIENTAL BEAUTY
SHOP
MARGARET CA1J.AIIHN
ll sow assisting la the Orien
tal llxauti Bbop, doing ill lino
In beauty culture. Yotir pat
ronage will be apporleated.
Next d.wr to Western Union
626 MAIN STREET
Muko appointment. Phcus 816
, Dr. Philip Cole
Qensrul Practice ot Dontlstry
Open' Itvonlngs by Appointment
Phono 60S BIS Main
Over Moe'i Store
Brown, the Roofer
ftvntTHl jtniflng mill Repairing
I'HONK WH
V SCANDINAVIAN
ROOMS
(In Scandinavian ' Hall)
..Arc now ready' for
occupancy . ; , .
25 new modern rooma
$6.00 per week and up
,r
WORK
ready at 5 p.r
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FALLS OREGON
DRUGS LSaad
if ONE-
PIBMANCNT CONSTRUCnOM
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Exrluilvc LIrviiiH'tl Mumi
fncuirura (or
The new Concrete Hollow-Whll
BulldlnR llrlck (of Founda
tions, Walls, Uulldlngi, etc
Absolutely Fire end Weather
Proof at a cost less than any
other, form ot tnatonry. :
Btone-THe , construction elim
inates upkcop expense. Is In
destructible and Is .approved
by the best architects and
, builders.
Vncxcelled m. a base for
Utucco finLih
Iet ns Eirtlmnte Your Job
01 h nnd MarknU. Phone S82W
Concrete Pipe Co.
Play Cajfds
Cigars nnd Cigarettes .
Soft Drinks ftnrber Shop
, Lunch Room- ' ,
M. & M.
SOLO PARLOR
Beneath, thai Rlno Treo
BOSTON BEAUTY
' shop '
Winters Building'
: Kxtiert Operators ' "
Individual Unotbs
Violot ray fnolul and scalp
trout menu, fuclnl packs, imi1 '
dolling, and shamiiooliig. , '
For 'oppolntmcnt Phone OtlW
. NKtoUU OIIANT, Prup. ;
ILI
ectory
Herald Ads
Bring Results
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVIL. ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR
Pbone 192-J ' 133 s. Riverside
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETH1HT OPTirTl A V
709 Main SL - Phone 133-W
Mnke and R-rltid Classes. Dupli
cate broken lenses, ropalr frnnies
H. E. ROSK.AMP
Contractor and Builder
Mr Before Von Build
Phono 672
Residence 1020 JetforsoD
IV.
DR. F. R. GODDORD .
OSTEOPATHIS PHYSICIAN '
AND SURGEON
Office7 and Residence Phono 321
I. O. O. F. Temple
Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S.
. . X-Ray Laboratory
. Loomls Building ,
Phone 434-W
, Klamath Falls, Oregon '
NFW CITY LAUNDRY i
Finished Work Flat Work
"Put Your Duds In Our Snd'
': " Rounh Dry A-'
Phone 164. Cor Main A Congrats
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Chicken v--
''v'.-vinner.-'-'.
Every Sunday
FORT KLAMATH
Mr. and Mrs. Rny Taylor
From ; Incubator; : s
IB SPEECH
GIVEN II FULL
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enough, wllh its" soli and climate,
to mako an empire of this valley.
I am not saying that to be just
pleaiuat, and the moment you. begin
to allow the right (llip jsltl jn to ftolp
your.telves, I urn sure the Bureau of
Uo.'luinatlon will do everyWIng 1.1
can, whether much or little. It
cannot, do much Jticlf fir congress
controls , the a'JiounH ' spent, and
it Ik congress and the people that
the . Dureau of Hecmrauibn ' must
go to for help. ,
Thcro 1 ( fcylluit lu the rant
tlinl Itccliimollon is a failure. TlH'y
ilo not want to put up any niorr
nioiify. Wc have to nstiure those
nini ntttl idunv Iliein ll'al Hecbiiiui
lion fail tw nuulo n pii.-lng; project
borore tlicy will support It. 'or
the first time In the history of Rec
lamation, those' whi have studied
the question can look forward and
toy that Fede.al Beclamatlon 13
likely to succeed, and we feel It
will succeed.
A new law was passed recently
advancing money fur Reclamation
purposes. TJit is Uut only guv-oiiiuu-nt
in the world that would do
fcr Its fanm-rs ulutt tiie I'nited
j;i.tm lius done for the people on
i'iiW project". They have advanc
ed u hundred and ninety-eight mil
lion dollars. 'They have had pay
ments deferred and .carried alohix as!
nj other government In the world
would. The ' govirtimeat Is the
people. You are' pirf of It. We
ru unlj the amenta ol It, and the
ojilc of tiio Culled States are go
"it to .Kct tlrI spending govern,
mint in one; anl lose empathy and
Die wiKiio plun will fall, simply be.
cuuae uc ran't get the cooperation
of Uie people on the. Projects.
Now I didn't expect to say' these
serious things, and 1 1 am a Utile
twnadent at'; times,' hut If it' did
not iti)' them now I never' would,
but It Is your problem, not the Re
c!u:ai.ljh Bureau's, nbr Congress or
the government as a whole, but' it
li -Uiq problem of you people,, who
live here In Ue surrounding coun
try. You c.iu, make a garden spot
of this Valley,, or yon can make It,
in the, language uf - the Scriptures
''A uabitatlon of dragons and cory
phal." ' .
Immediate ..action on tie con
struction ot a fish ladder over the
California. Oregon Power company
4am at the head of Link river will
po;,aak,ed of: the state game com
mission and state, gamcj. warden' in
Mcdford Thursday when that body
meots with the Jackson County
Game Protective association.
. The California Oregon Power
company staads ready at any lime
to .construct a fish ladder over, the
Link river dam, and at this time
is awaiting the approval of tho game
commission and instructions of how
to proceed with fhe construction bo
foro starling the work. '
A committee of tho Klamath
Sportsmen's .association, comprised
of O. D. Matthews, Mark Howard
and Walter. Donart, reported to Dr.
W. R. Boyd, president of the sports
men's .association, , that John C.
Boylo, ..division 1 manager ot tho
California Oregon Powor company
hid reiterated the willingness -ot the
power company , to build the .fish
ladder.. .. . '.' ,' , . ' '
Opinion of fish authorities is that
trout can not sot either under or
ovc-r tho dam and that the only
limnfler In which spawning llsh can
7 : American. Lcgioii ,,
, ' :Y : Klamath Post No. 8 '
"'!. Moetings 1st, and 3rd
V',v Tueaduys. Court-House
UaKMinent-
entr : . I
I.' Com'ttf.
F . R. OLDd,
Phone 652
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PISH LADDER
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Surelive r Si
NEW TODAY , W.1.NTI0D I'OU HAIiK '
NOTICE , 123 M 19 50 nnd 122 BO Highest A BAROA1N Two BOxlSO foot lots
.. Pentecostal or Four Square (!os- ade ail wool suits. 'tailored to w,U,h '''V0 "1ln, Inou0 com:
pel bellOTers, If Ipterested Phone , measure. Guaranteed 1004 Main Pily '"rf'eJ;v,T1,Jr property
.... Htrect 10-16 Is the same as dlxth Klroat prop-
2C4'M- 14-20 mreet- 1B'lt' erty. This price of J20Q0.Q0 Is for
st'l-TiAi But. f i ' .,,1 SALKSMAN WIANTBD Live encr- sale this week.
HI'M.IAL HAIB of large size silk ..im;, nn..j ru
dresses, H.76 at Bee Begins f,h FalTn Ublnlm. POn SALE .1824 Tudor. (Ford
... Ladles ready to wear store. 129 'o former sales exoerlen Seda"i whlcn h,,s BCOn run on
Ho. 7th St., opposite telephone nm? W?toFcLH about 2500 ".lies by a careful
office. 14-15 r'- Write Box C L H. driver. Paint is Just like new, fias
: ir. neraia. u-10 tw0 orBn(, B0W cor( tre9 Ucol0.
PHONE 007 W7IE.V YOU TfHNK w,a-tfT) to nfT A tamari ' insirrunce ami everything to-go
of wood. We have all kinds. ,, ,'. 'Si . C, with it. The motoi Is In shupe to
v i c-annh 1 , modern furnished house by family .,,. ,.. ,, i-j
K. L. French. 14-24nt of A B N 92 Care do anything n brand new rord
Hmi,i nffiro A1U11-H wl" " Anyone wanting to make
"WANTED WORK, clerking or alt- Herald oince. li 1 ft gooA MTlng 03. . car wt Bn.
ress. Will do any kind ot work. WlAvTq h0.y,r,rii Phone predate Its value at 650. See
...Write Bax 19. Cr. Herald. 14-15 ,):ANT3 nouseworl- B. Hannon at the Herald office
. """ for a demonstration.; A 11-1 3-14
Foil RENT Thrce room itodern .
house. Oarage and woodshed. ! 1 FOR SALE-i Breakfast table, font
V. Jfhone 1DF13. . ' 14-17 fK fi? . choirs. Ivory and blue., San'tsry
- - vwii-winnvvi-uvumviv.-Aw conch, adjustablo desk lamp.
FOR iRENT 2-room cabin, partly ..... ot..t m .,,1, v 113 Pine Street. . , . ' 1UIA
fiirnlBhcl. Industrie! District., FOR RENT Sleeping room, suit- ; u
-Phone 533. . 14-154 ;''lero'a J??" """ FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE--
16 South Riverside. Phone o09 Havy work h0e8 Hobert
PISE NEW HOME - - - .. : ... Adams. Merrill, Oregon. M24-A41?
TO OFFER a fine new home on , .. . j r-
pavemenl In excellent location. It KALH FOR KE.NT Aliaua ana CUSX0M HATCHING Those lrsv
has five largo rooms, larste closeU. ""r , -l.u'm ! Ing eggs to Incubate Phone 496 W6
.full plumbing, complete cabinet v" Kerns. south Blxtn Als0 a few baby chicks for sale
kitchen and other built-in fea- Street. y I3-1K , after May 15. 7-ip
tures. The low swinging lines of T7, .... n.rrirv tnn?
this bungalow will appeal to the A.L1' FRAJ.K a BACOAOrt, wtt. p0R SALs 3-r0om plaatored hoifne
critical buyer The pHce is only for moving trunks and light haul- on payej,,,,, parUjr Mmjahed.
$4500.00 on easy terms or d will J"1; Pon 8. Comer Mfe and Garage, basement, ' very reason-
glve '5' discount for half cash. w"' " , , mi-ai 1 able terms. Phone 441-J between
Better se us todav. , Chilcotto ZT . , . . 5 and 4 p. m. . , , ; , 915
Smith. 727 Jralti St. ,14 F0R RENT M o derii furnished ; L '
-J: : apartment, ono block; from Main for i 8AI.B HIRK OR TRAO
FOR RFNT 61enlng ronm. Xii - Cor. Cedar and Pine. -Phc-Jf Heavy work horses Robert S.
Klamath Ave. Phone 461. 14-15 ' - . . Adams. Merrttl... Oret; : M2S-ACT
LOST on Sunday- oa Ashlrtnrt Mph- FIRST CLASS CAMP COOKS, first Fort SALE by owner, four-room 'pi
way on Orcenspring hill min's and second cooks want work in Si,Pd honse. with rtouhl
. ccat. Color greenish briwr, camp. J. H. B., Klamath Falls. rage-. 336 Lincoln. -plione no-.T.
' F'nder i1 notify Ellis Mvr Oregon. Gen. Del. 13-lo ...-., . CiJ
FOR SALF Fwrbenririr tr-wV"
plants. tl.no ner hundred. 133
. Crant or call 170-W, 14-15
SPECIAL SALE of large sire silk
dresses, $14.75 at Bee Befri"s
. I.aiJIes ready to wear store. 129
So. 7th St., opposite, telephone
office. 14-15
FOR RENT 3-room partly furnish
ed house. 933 Washington. 14-16
FOR RENT Room with bath, two
blocks oft main. Phone 668-J.
! " 14-18
FOR RENT Nice room. 2 blocks
from Main. Phone 525R. 14-18
FOR SALE Some household goods,
garden hose. rake, ment harrl,
Innnire at Clarks Cash Store:' Cth
' Street. - " 14-15
AI T. WO"1' nOR PTUrFS rdnc
, d to $1.00 per nsir this week.
Jack. Frost, Sixth St. s t. i 14
be protected Is. to build the ladder.
- Among the loeai sportsmen who
are expected to Journey to Medford
and meet with - the same commis
sion are Dr. Boyd, W. W.' McNealy,
O. D: Mathews, Mark Howard and
District Game Wlarden Marlon
iBnrnes. ,'; : ,. ',. '
Another problem -this ' Is sched
uled to come up before the commis
sion is tho construction of another
ilf.'o ladder over the dam at Sprague
river. The present fish ladder Is
held to be Inadequate In that it
does not tap the main Current of
tho stream. To be of. any use, the
ladder would have to be built so
that the' trout backing the main
current of the river would not; miss
the laddar. 1
A question ot, authority '. and
agency will arlso with the opening
ot this . problem,' whioi has been
cussed and discussed for- several
years. '
Just where would the finances
tor the construction of tho fish lad
der come from? From the' state
gamo commission? From the fed
eral bureau ot ifishcries, which,
owing to the government reserva
tion, have authority? Or from the
Indians themselves, through the act
of the tribal council? ' ' '
It Is hoped by Klamath 'sports
men that some plan can be devised
whereby all three parties interested
In the question, could Join hands
and bring about the construction' ot
the fish ladder.. The poor fish
ladder at Sprague river dam Is held
to be the cause ot immense loss ot
trout- each year.
LEGION ENDOWMENT ;
. CAMPAIGN STARTS
PORTLAND, Ore., April 14; The
Amortcan Legion's campaign for a
$6,000,000 endcwinont .fund for dis
abled World War " votoraus nnd
orphans of voterans was officially
bosun today In Oregon, It .was am
noynced hero' by George u?. Griffith,
department - commander.
Oregon's share of the natlo-n-wlde
effort will be tho Im'mediata ob
jective and work of organization
will begin nt once, Commander
Griffith declared, , ; lV
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FOR RENT Cheerful bedroom in
private home, three, blocks from
Main 8t. lTse of bath and phone.
512 N. Sth St. Phone 264-J 9-15
SnSTETXAXEOTS
NOTICE
Annual meeting ot the Upper Van
Brimmer Drainage District will be
held at the residence ot Fred Me
Kendree,", April 22 at 2p-..m.. at
Merrill, Oregon. '-; ""
MR. ENSLEY, teacher pf gnitar,
banjos, mandolins and ukclele.
137 First St., cor. Pine. 10-16
CARPENTER, construction and
bniWins work done and guaran
, teed Saaic attention to small
' Johas the big ones. Work ee-m-pieted
in the shortest possible
time. No delays'. Free estimates
given. See me before letting yonr
contract. I can save yon time and
m o n ev. Thomas Bomar, Hotel
Baldwin. Phone 65. , M21-A21
VIOLIN AND PIANO Instruction by
Z. Peters, accredited by State
Board of-' Education, given In
pupils home by appointment.
Phone 451-W- Between 8 and 9
a. m. each day except Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday." M14-A14
THE BONNIE BEAUTY SHOPPE
open Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Phone 3.2 3. West
Chiloquln. ATM!
WINDOW CLEANING
Window cleaning, house cleaning,
floor waxing. References furnish
ed. A. M. Rhoads, Phone 360W.
.... .13-18
OPEN FOR - BUSINESS Cars
washed, steamed and greased.
Heiney Thompson, 7-th. and Klam
ath just back ot creamery.
. '. ; A6-M8
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. . tt
FRUIT TREKS CHEAP -SPECIAL
PRICE of 60 cents each
from apples to prunes. All kinds.
No deliveries. Call at greenhouse
of Klamath Fio-wer shop, opposite
fair, grounds. 2-4
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
, Send them to the Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We
pay the return postage. .
FIRST QUALITY Jersey milk. Call
496-J, Eastslde Dairy. A7-M7
ORAN W. LOUU, Expert Watch
maker. Swiss watches a specialty.
107 S. 7th St. ,: 2-15
STONE MASON FOR HIRE, by day
or contract. 2227 S. 6th. AS-M3
PRIVATE HOME HOUSE CLEAN
ing. Janitor work and window
cleaning. Wall paper and rugs a
specialty, rruone uo. . n.
nnn,l,(, - A!t-MS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Now milch cow. Call
683-0. , .;. . - 11-14
FOR SALE Bltio Stem Seed Whoat
recloaned and sacked, $3.65 per
. cwt. J, A. Thompson:, R, F. D.
No. 1. 1 13-14
FOR SAL E Everbearing straw
berry plants. $1.25 per hundred.
C. W. Hamilton, Grennon Ranch.
Phone 496-J-3. . , ii-14
nlshcd. 225 So. 5th.
Murphey's
Phone 87 -
LOT FOR SALE 50 X 100 ft. i in
Shippington. $150. Terms. TVix
305, KlamatS Falls. 13-1
FOR SALE Purebred Poland China
Boar, nine months old, or wiM
trade for shoats. A. 8. Hotehkin.
Phone 98-J. . 13-14
FOUR ROOM HOUSE with bath,
one block from pavement. In- Hot
: Springs. Price $2520. $5O0casi.
Balance $35.00 per month.
THREE.' ROOM plastered house 1 fh
Hot Springs, $2000. $500. cash.
Bal. good terms. This is' an at
tractive little home and new. '
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We' hAVE two 25 it., lots together,
three blocks from the Fwauna
, Box factory, $87,8, ea,ch, $'27.S0
rash.' Bal. $fi.'7R' pet" miiah.
These lots will make a convenient
home for one working in the bo
factories. . .. ; .
BEFORE having oriywhere In town'
get bur prices and terms. " '
WALTON WRIGHT . V
-601 Main St. . Phone 643W
: 13-15
FOR RENT Fine' 30V Acre' ranch,
close in. Alfalfa, berries, fruit.
Good house and out buildings., .
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FOR SALE A f Ine'- tract of laVlrt
near ; factories. Close to' . Sixth
street. Large en-ough for 4 l"ts.
This can be had for $700, YjQOd
. terms to right party. ; . v
FOR SALE; 3 room furnished house
and fine lot close to school. Falr-
v "view district. Price $1350. $45.0
will handle. ' R. W. Clave. 130
So. 7th St. Phone office 72, Res.
phone 857-W. - 135
FOR- SALE -Restaurant, seats 30
' people. Little mint,. In thriving
twn. Price $2500. Some terms.
Sickness reason for selling. Clpb
, Cafe, Chtloquin, Oregon. . 13-18
NEW LOGG-INO DOULY FOR 8Af,E
CHEAP A new 7-ton No. 7606
logging, dolly, repossessed by a
Sacramento bank, can be purchas
ed at a big saving. Has 35 ft.
gooseneck pole and swivel bolster
nnd bunk.' Address P. O. Box 593.
r Sacramento; California. ... 13-14
FOR SALE One. boy's bycicle ftpd
full set of trap drums andR-fint
tenor Sax. , Swanson's Birbpr
shop. . ; ;i3-i6
FOR SALE Ivory enamel breakfast
set and small heater. Call 250M.
... .... . ,13.14
BURBANK WH BAT FOR SALE.
H. Semon, Merrill Road. 10-l.f
FOR SALE Baled Hay, partly dam.
aged by storm., $8 per tonr D; C.
Dlminltt, Mi mt. East of Summer
school. - ' "13-18
LEGAL NOTICES v
NOTICE TO CIIEDITORS
Ta the County Court ot the State, of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
HUGH DENN.EHY, Doceasod. i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
tho creditors of said deceased and
all persons interested in. his estate,
to present their claims to the under.
signod, the duly appointed adminis
trator ot said estate, at the office
of J. H. Carnahan, in. the Loomls
Building, in Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from and after he
24th dny of March, 1925, the date of
the first publication ot this notice.,
JOHN H. DENNEHY',
, Administrator ot the Estatft o(
, ' ' ' Hugh Dennehy, Deceased, ,
M 24-31, A 7-14-21. V
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