The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 16, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, april ic, 192 ' EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Heral d Clas sif ied Section NEW TODAY NEW TODAY FOR HAIiK LOST AXI) FOUND MOWPOF THIsTcLERK IS WISE BY TAYLOR C l 'K; VU "S BuT tTMlNK X rJEUER DID 1 NC3 1 "'; AT A , , 7 TAKE mIS COAT" I THI3 BROWN COAT VI 7 LIKe BKCANN- (A TMc Mk - IT J I . ? , , 'MSK M VERSES" . that Sun-jjs. "? ooeck7 :, L -f- ji lll i usiness irl . rODAK WORK Leave Your Filtvs More 90'docK-Your A.M- Pictures arc ready a" 5 m m WMCIvE PArtflCOLAW PEOPLS ,-, CUV THtlf DRUGS L.uaIZ) Professional Card J. H. DRISCOLL Upstair in the ; Hart BIdg. All Kind, of INSURANCE NEW ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOP MAKOAIIET CA1.I.AHKN li now sltlng In the Orion- tnl HiiRUty Shop, dolim all Unci In honuty culturo. Your pat ronage will ho apporlcatod. ' "Noxt dAor to Woxtnrn Union 626 MAIN STREET . Muko aDpoliittnoutn. Phonx )& Dr. Philip Cola Oimnrnl'. Praotlce of. bontlntrjr Open ICvanlnga br Appolntroont Phono K 618 Mnln Ovar Moe'i Stars Brown, the Roofer General Hiirln and, lteiiilrlug ! I'HO.NK M SCANDINAVIAN ROOMS (In ' Scandinavian Hall) Are now ready for . . ' occupancy i 25 new, modern rooms $6.00 per week and up For your . -:, v. ,.. .ii. JJ : SMEm PERMANENT CONSTRUCTjON Kirluslvo Urvnurd SJnnil (ncturera for The now Conrrote Hollow-Wall DulldliiK Iirli'k for Founda tions, Walla, Uulldlngs. eto. Abaolutoly Fir and Waathor Proof at a coat loaa than any otbor form of moaonry. Stono-Tila conatrnctlon elim inates upkoep expense, Is In dcatructlblo, and la approvod by the boBt architects and builders. . . Vncxcellrd as n bnao tut -J " . Stucco finish Let ns Kutlmnto Your Job ' 6th nml Market. Phone BHSW Concrete Pipe Co. Play Cards Clgnra and .Olfinrattes Soft Drinks Barber Slipp ' Lunch Room M. & M. , SOLO PARLOR Boneuth the Pino Trou BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winter Building Export Oporulors Individual Booths 'Violet' rsy facial and sonlp treatments, facial p.n:kH, mar celling, and ahuntfioolng. For appointment Phone -811W NICLL1K GRANT, Prop. chickens Herald Ads Bring Results J. C CLEGHORN , CIVIL ENQINKKR AND BUUVKVOH " I'lJODO 1J2-J ' 133 S. KlvfTHld,) vi.y..; . . - ; DR. J. a COBLE OPTOMETRI-ST OPTICIAN 709 Main St. Phone 133-W Make and grind' Glasses. Dupli cate broken lcns, repair frames It. E. ROSKAMP Contractor and Builder S" Me Before You Uulld Ptione 671 RvKiilenee I02n Jefferson DR. F. R. GODDORD OSTEOPATHIA PHYSICIAN i AND SURGEON Office and Residence Phone 121 I. 0. O. F. Temple Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S. X-Ray Laboratory, Loom Is Building Phone 434-W -J Klamath Falls, Oregon NEW CITY LAUNDRY Finished WorK Flat Work "Put Your Duds In Our Suds" Rough Dry y , Phone 164. Cor. Mntn & Congress 7-; C&ickeii v Dinner Every Sunday FORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor From Incubator 1 ' , f . . . yy "- to Stey Kettle WORK WANTED by. cxparjencod chambermaid. Sleep at homo. I'hon.) 882U. 19-17 FOR It K NT Furnished sleeping room. Winters uidg. 16-;; WH PAY iho return postage on shoes mnflod to us. (Jooclyeur Repair Shop. V. W. Connors, Prop. J21 N. 8th Bt. 16-22nt FOL'.NIJ--rr(it National bank pass book. Owner tall at Herald of flee and pay for thin aJv. 1C DON'T THROW AWAY a good pair of shoos (hut only need a no ole, Wo .repair thorn oh gDod as ' now. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121 N: 8lh Bt. l-2?:it FOR -RENT Sleeping room cult uliln for 2 men or man and wife. JO South Riverside, phono 509. 18-1? TWO BETTING . Phone 4 1 2-W. 1I- W(ATED. 10-18 BANISHED BARONS TO RESTORE CZAR: CYRIL WAHSAWi April' 1C. Hussion royal'stii ,wht cannot refrain from IntrlKUlSK to K-t n czar back m tho throne of all the Hussions, are hav ing a rough time In central Europe theso daya. Poland docs not care to he tho. center for movements of this k'nd,; and whenever the evi dence Is sufficient the police call around and take a group of agi tators to Jail. A recent rctld !n Warsaw on sup porters of the clnlms of Grand Duke Cyr!! brought Into the net Count Tnl). I'arun Tlcfrnhnuiten, Prlnco Avalolf and a number of other titled Riirslrss, chiefly former, army effic ot.i. The rpeclflc charge waa spying t;pon he Plhh'nrmy. Documents ciipt::rnt vlth the prisoners are said to ri vrul ;..ll s,-rr of plots for the ri-et i iMIuliiucnt tit the Russian em pire. . ' ' - ST VTF- HOARD XAMFD SAI KM. Oregon, April 16. The state hn'nrd of control today reap pointed II. II. WHhorspoon of Elgin nnd A. C. Allan otModfard as mem liers of tU stnte.'board of hortlcul;. lure. 1 - i . The, Wall Street sucker's motto seems to be "If at first you don't fall, try, try again." Klamath Lodge Directory B. P. O. ELKS Meets -ng members welcome. Elks Temple 3r4 )l.n Charlton Currln, Exalted Rlllliif Tom ttolirll 8m- K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meeting: 8PM nd and 4th Tuesdays .Lyceum Hall , Sth - and High Visiting Knight welcome Chas Patterson O K merican Ljrioii Klamath Post No. 8 rffSyif Meeting 1st and Srri 4N$jrfft Tnesdays Court Hnnse Si'wi Basement wjiii'Sf F t. OLDS. Com'dr frr. ' phone 63-W TO THE EVENING HERALD . tcKADCKS Of Old dlction.no. .hould be dlacardwl, u mat eetiTttlet have brouiht additional word into our language, and tk pub Uthort bd to ditcaird Ih.ir old printing plates. Hare is the newly compiled dictionary larger end more eonudeta than any itwIUr one nlarged vocabulary all Ibe nanirWorda ana mvt apncUJ fcturo. now ready for every nana EASY FOR YOU TO GET of thM (onpona, preauitea or suited e Ihts SMrwcpapn with a nominal earn to sever east el - ting, packing, Mail Orders U hr m.tl. InelniJ Tatt potaa up l ISO mil: 10 nt up to SfU mltrmorlortr.atcr dt.tAno. u.k rout roiiccitlfi foriata on I pouoda. dia;.1ouaon, ing to onif Your Old Dictionary Is Now Out of Date 77tff s th Utal book for aovfof Owt Word PommUm ' Surelive ii- Suregrow - Surelay Murphey's : Phone 87 PHO.VB 007 WHEN YOU TlflNK of wood. Wo buvo all kinds. E. L; French. H-24nt FOR HALF: Mammoth everbearing r.trawherry plunts. J1.00 per hunlrcd devllvered. J. F. Ooids wcrthy. phono 223W. 802 Doty. l-22 FOR BALE Fire tube Ncutrodyne Rndlo complete. Cheap. Call af ter G:30 p. m. 1S27-' Warden Avo. W. J. Williams. 10-17 WANTKD Woman to stay, with high school girl during summer. $15.00 per month, for use of home. B25 N. Sth St. Phone 173W. l-22 FOR SALE Black mare. Wit weigh over 1750. price $100. Inquire at Cunningham ranch. 8 miles out near Olenc. 16-22 BON'E DRY LOCOKR SHOES are best uiiide, f 15. 25 pair, light .: weight. Jack Frost, Sixth St. 10 FOR BBNT Furnished room . for light houeekeep'ng. 313 LlnAoio. 16-1 I.liOAL --NOTIfKH XOTIC K TO THK I'l llLIC' Notice 'Is hereby given that the partnership h-iretofore existing be tween J. R. Monroe and R. H. Ham ilton, in the conduct of the M & H Solo Parlors, 702 Main Street, has- been dissolved, effective litis date, that Mark I. Honna has purchase! I the interest of J. P. Monroe and the business will be conducted ben-e- ' forth under the name of Hamilton ; & Hanna. all bills of the M If Solo Parlors being assumed by Hamilton & Hanna.- c A16-23-30. May 7-14. ' : j S BOUIUItKL POISOXIXG ' Notice to Propi-rty Owners County of Klamath, State of Oregon, ss. ' -' KNOW ALL' MEN BY THESE : PRESENTS., that the General Laws ' of the State of Oregon, Volume 11. 1 Section 9350, provide as follows: ; J.u: out to destroy ground squirrels and noxious rodents. It shall bo, ami Is hereby, declared to be the duty of every person, firm, copartnership, company t and cor poration ownmg. leasing, occupying, possessing or having charge of or dominion over ' any land, place, building, structure, wharf, pier, on dock which "is infested with ground squirrels and ether noxious rodentB or predatory anituais, cr as soon as the presence of the same shall come to his, their or its knowledge, at once prococj and continue in good faith to exterminate and destroy such rodents by poisoning, trapping or other appropriate and effective means. (L. 1919, c. 127:1). WITNESSETH: That poisonen oats prepared under the U. S. for mula, for the extermination of ground squirrels may he procured from the office of the County Agent. Room-."D"- Courthouse, Klamath Falls; from Merrill Mer cantile Company, Merr'H; Mack's Cash Store. Mt. Laki; Kallnaa Store, Malin; ' Sparretorn's Store, Bonanza; Bly Mercantile Store, Bly; and Prather's Cash Store, Keno. That the method of distributing such poison should be as follows, towlt: Place teaspoonful of poison ed oats at or near the mouth of the burrow on warm, sunshiny days, preferably In the morning. Cover the entire field - or fields in this manner. In witness, whereof, have this 16th day of April, 1925, set my hand and seal. (Signed) C. A. HENDERSON, Agricultural Agent in and for the County of Klamath, State of Oregon. Subscribed and sworn before me, a County Clerk in and for the county of Klamath, State of Oregon, this lfith day of April, 1925. (Signed) C- R. DoLAP, . -. County Clerk. A16-17-18 By C.' H. DeLap, Deputy. clerk htr. 98 Cent ., . Entitles every readsrto thUNexo Enlarged Unlvenitiei Dictionary , Wkhoat Portbar Sqw. r OhUaatio md M.HT Baca tl Not ftatWtod. ' FIRST QUALITY Jersey milk. Call 496-J, Eastslde Dairy. A7-M7 123. GO $29.50 and 132. CO Hfghest grado all wool suits, tailored to measure. Guaranteed. 1004 Main Street. 10-10 A BARGAIN Two 60x150 foot lots with three room r.ew houso com pletely furnished. This property Is the same as Sixth Street prop erty. This price of $2000.00 4s for sale this week. FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE Heavy work horses. Robert 8. Adams, Merrill, Oregon. M24-A24 FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE Heavy work horses. Robert 8. Adams, Merrill, Ore. M2S-A28' FOR SALE by owner, four-room -fur-ntahed house, with double . ga rage. 336 Lincoln. Phone S08-J. FOR SALE-" RestauranL scats 30 people. Little mint. In thriving town. Price $2500. Some terms. Sickness reason for selling. Club .Cafe, Cblloquln, Oregon. -13-18 BURDANK WHEAT KOR SALE. h: Semon, Merrill Road. , 10-16 FOR SALE Baled Hay, partly dam aged by storm, $8 per ton. D. C. Dlmmitt, Vi mi. East of Summers schooL 13-18 FOR SALE '19 Ford touring, good condition-. 3 new tires, license equipped. $125.00. Call after 5 p. m. 1143 Pine St. 15-21 FOR SALE Small studio piano. House No. 18, Pelican City. 15-21 FOR SALE Household furniture, also electric wnBher, new White Sewing machine, 50 foot -lnch - hose. If you are in -need of fur niture see this, as it is priced to sell. 1021 Washington. 15-16 FOR SALE by owner 4 room mod ern bouse, stone foundation, laun dry, built-ir.s, garage, woodshed. $3600. 63Q California Avenue. Phone 344W. ' :' 15-17 FOR SALF Wheat, oats, and pota toes. Anderson Feed and Stor age Co. Phone 795 or 147. 15-21 FOR RENT 80 acres pasture land under government ditch. 7 mile ' utb of town. ; ONE OF HOT SPRING'S finest homes; 7 rooms; bath; garage lot 50x150. Very attractive grounds. A SPLENDID INCOME CORNER 130-ft. business property on Main. Price $36,000. LIST your houses with us. MAGLTRE & MAGLHIE 810 Main WASTED WANTED. Young man to deliver for grocery store. Must have good habits and be good worker. State all information and salary ex pected in reply. Address, J. S. Cr. Herald. . 15-17 FOK KENT SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT, pri vate use of bath and phone. 632 Oak Street. , . 15-16 FOR RENT Bedroom, heat, adjoin ing bath. Garage If desired. 1136 Pine. . 15-17 FOR RENT M o d e r n apartment, nicely furnished. Water and fuel. $3S month. Phone 239 J. .Want land Avenue. ' 15-16 FOR-RENT Sleeping room for one or two men. 408 Klamath Ave. Phone 147. 15-17 FOR RENT Three room modern house. Garage and woodshed. Phone 15F13. 14-17 FOR RENT 3-room partly furnish ed house, 983 Washington. 14-16 FOR RENT Room with bath, two blocks oft main. Phone 568-J. ' 14-16 FOR iRENT Nice room, 2 blocks from Main. Phone 5 2 SR. 14-18 RANCH FOR RENT Alfalfa and grain. Free water. Ready to seed. J. W. Kerns, Boifth Sixth Street. 18-18 CALL FRANK'S BAGGAOR LINE for moving trunks and light haul ing. Phone 850. Corner Sth and Main. M18-A18 LOST Eye glasses. Finder please return to this office. $3.00 re ward. 15-17 MISCKLLA.NKOUH NOTICE ; Pentecostal or Four Square' Gos pel believers, If Interested Phono 260-M. ', . , 1 14.20 XOTICK " , Annual meeting cf the Upper "Van Brimmer Drainage District will be held at the residence of Fred Mc Kendree, April , 22 at 2 p. m. at Merrill, Oregon.) ..,- MR. ENSLEY, teacher of guitar, .banjos, mandolins and- ukslole. 137 First St., cor. Pine. 0;16 CARPENTER, construction' and building work done and guaran teed..: Same attention to email Jobs as the big ones. Work com- . pleted In the shortest poss'ble time. No delays. Free estimates given. See me before letting your contract. I can save you time and money. Thomas Bomar, Hotel Baldwin. Phone 55. M21-A21 THE BONNIE BEAUTY BHOPPB open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Phone 3 2 3, West Chlloquin. . A7M1 WINDOW CLEAN INO -Window cleaning, house cleaning, floor waxing. References furnish ed. A. M. Rhoads, Phone JPW, -.. ' ; . 13-18 OPEN FOR . BUSINESS iPsrs washed, steamed and , irmaeif Heiney Thompson. 7th and Klsra- - ath just I back ' of creamerr." - - ' A-y TRIANGLE CAFE The pUce'tfl! g-it good eats. OPEN ALL NIOHT. 633 Main street. Phone 62.- it SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear 8 Hoe : Repair Shop, 121 74. 8th St. We pay the return postage. STONE MASON FOR HIRE, by day or contract. 2227 S. 6th. A3-M3' PRIVATE HOME HOl.'SK CLKAN , Ing. Janitor work and window cleaning. Wall paper and rugs a specialty. P h o n e 405. A. H. Combs. . ,- , - A8-M8 LKGAL NOTICK8 SOBIONS FOR PfiBLICATION ;..;: yS: Equity No. 103H In The Circuit Court Of The State Of Oregon For Klaimath County. Jasper Bennett, as executor of the last will and testament and of the estate of Lizzie M. F.itch, deceased, vs. ' Plaintiff, Albert " C., Bunnell and Laura G. Bunnell, his wife; James A. Gondie and Jane Goudie, his wife, Defendants, TO: Albert C. Bunnell and Laura O. Bunnell, his wife; James A. Goudie and Jane Goudie, his wife, ' Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON yon are hereby requir ed to appear and answer the Com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the'-23rd day of Hay, 1925, that being the last day of the time prescribed in the order of publication of this sum mons, and if you fail so to appear, plead, answer, demur or otherwise move herein within that time, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In his complaint, to-wit: For a judgment and Decree' fore closing the mortgage given by the defendants Albert. C. Bunnell and Laura G. Bunnell, his wife, to Lizzie M. Fitch, now deceased, In the sum of $1001.79, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent ptr annum from date and due one year after said date, same having been recorded on April 3rd, 1924, in Volume 26 at page 361 of the Mortgage Records of Klamath County. Oregon, and embracing the North Half of thdr Southeast quarter and lots 6 and' 7 of Section 33, Township 30. South Range 8 East of the Willamette Meridian, containing 160 acres imoro or less, according to Government Survey; and tor an order of sale of said premises to satisfy said' mort gage, and declaring the mortgage Hon of the saW Albert C. Bunnell and Laura O. Bunnell, his Wife, to James A. Goudie, dated April 11th, 1924, in the sum of '$1000.0 bear ing 7 per cent Interest thereon from date, and recorded in Volume 28 at page 365 of the Mortgage Records of Klamath County, Oregon,' to be subsequent in time and Inferior In right to the mortgage of the plain tiff herein; and for nn order selling Bald premises free and clear of said Ooudle mortgage and all other liens whatsoever; end for the further sum of $106.35 taxes paid by the plain tiff for the protection of his said mortgage Hen; and for such other and further relief as to the Court shall seem Just and equitable This summons 4s served upon you by publication thereof by ondor of tbe Honorable A. L. Leavltt, Judge of the said Circuit Court, made on the 8th day of April, 1926, by pub lication thereof In tho Evening Her ald of Klamath Falls, Oregon,' the first publication thereof being made April 9th; 1925,- and the last pub lication on May 21st, 1925. ' I ' J. H. CARNAH'AN, Attorney for Plaintiff, rooms 1 and 2. Loom in Building, Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Orngoa, April 9-16-23-30; Mny 7-14-21. , Seed Store ; - 906 Main