The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 24, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 FRItfAYrAPUlt 24, 1924 " " ! : EVENING HER ALD KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN ... V .': 1 1 ft V' MOM'N POP i ! ll I ! ! II I - "I I I ll 1 ' f THINK VOU CAN I X AULRI6HT- tF POP? ) vou can comg our y UY C ta be coparv I'TrOJTn if i . v. or- me comet lYP them vou can J IIiIjW ' . ; " . ... if( LiMlSt SPANKED ) VJEU-Mp ( C I HID SOME CO0WS WfMMlh 1 j f AM AND PUT HERt I VOMDE-) f IN THCRS TODA.V JMlimL IN THE CLOSET- "vJi5" r7!)rr-f' rTfMB ' ; V now we retook , j Wft YJTr j ' Business 1 LeaVe Your Before 9 O'clocK-Your AM PiclUras am mi KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHtR t PARTICULAR PEOPLE OLfY THttR Professional Cards H. E. ROSKAMP Contractor and Builder Boi Mi llofora You Uulld Pbune 571 Raaldnnco 1020 Joffonoo DR. F. R, GODDORD OSTEOPATHIA PHYSICIAN . .. , AND SURCiEON OfllCB Anil ltoKlilnnon I'hono 321 I. 0. O. F, Teinplo . CHAS S. HOOD Real Estate,. Fire Insur ance, Surety, Contract and Judicial bonds Chiloquin, Oregon v J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER . AND BURVEYOlt PJiono 10S-J 133 8. RIvorHliIo DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 709 Main St. Phona 133-W Make and grind Glasses. Dupli cate brokon louses, repair framoa Dr. Philip Cole Qoneral Practice of Dontlatrr Open lEwnlnga by Appolntmoht nqns o 518 Main Over Moe's Store t'i!.,V ' Brown, tHe Roofer Genernl Hoofing and Itcpnlrlng rilONR 088 AN EASY SOLUTION . D Filrtv? ready at 5 p.r DRUGS ,., TTF PERMANENT CONSTPUCTIOM birlukivo I.lronwil Mnnii. fnc(iiror for Tlio now Concrete Hollow-Wall Uuiming lirlck tor Kouuda tloni. Walls, Uulldlnga, ,etc. Ab'aolulolx Flra and Woathar Proof at a cost less than any oihor form of masonry, Slono-Tllo construction ellra-Inati-a upkeep exp6nso,i Is In doHlrucllble, and l approved by the best arihltootu nnd . . builders. f 1 " t'npcollel as n lnso for' Stuoro finish ICt un Ksllninto Your Job 01 h nnd Mnrjcnt. IJliono rtH2V Concrete Pipe Co. Play Cards Cigars and Cigarettes . Soft Drinks Barber Shop . Lunch Room M. & M. SOLO PARLOR Bonoath tho Tino' Troa BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winters Building ' Expert Oporatora Individual Booths . . Violet ray facial and scalp treatments, facial packs, mar colling, nnd shampooing. . For appolntmont Phone 311W 1 NELLIE GRANT, Prop. A 1 V M I t if" CUHACY I ; MEM BY TAYLOR irectorv J. H. DRISCOLL Upstairs in the HartBldg. All Kinds of INSURANCE Chicken Dinner Every Sunday . FORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor NFW CITY LAUNDRY Finished Work Flut Work 'Put Your Duds In Cur Sud . . Rough Dry Phone 164 Cor Main A Congrnss Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Meets First and Third Wednesdays Odd Fellows Hall C. L. Edwards, Clprk. B. P. 0. ELKS Meeta Thursday evening. Vlslt lug members welcome. Elks Tnmplo, 3rd & Main Charlton Currln, Kxaltud Ruir, Tom Deisell, o K. of C. Council No. 22C5 Meetings: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4 th Tuesdays .Lyceum. Hall, 8th ad High Visiting , KnlghU welcome Chns, Pattorsoa, O. K, , American Legion . Klamath Post No. 8 kfW& J'06,lnR lt and Srd Tuesdays. Court House H'WsSl Basement s V. P. . OLDS, . Com "dr. V34S phone 652-W 'h 1040 0 Street j Herald NKW TODAY HISIIE IS YOCIl CHANCE to save money. 1. havo Juat rocelvcd a Jurgo ahlpmont of houschoUl Roods of all kinds which I am Itolnic to soil cheap durlnu tho next ten days. Coma In and Ret yours. C. W. Williams, 624 Klamath Avo. Phono C05M. 2l-2!t WANTED llinldonco lot; close in. (live partlculiirs and lowest ruih price. Box 123, Jivcnlng Iloruld. 24-27 FOR SALE Oil TRADE for Klam atb FallH or Mi.-dford lots or house and lot. 65 acrna of larrJ three miles from Talent. Oregon, on Waitnor Creek, somo under froa water, some fruit and wood. Houso and barn on place. Address C. O. Hunt, Route One, Med ford or I'bone 1C0W, Klamath Fall;). 21-29 PHONE 607 WHEN YOU THINK of wood. We have all kinds. E, li. French. 14-i4nt DON'T THROW AWAY a pood pair of shoes that only need a new solo. Wo repair thorn as good as new. Ooodycar Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. 10-22nt FWl RENT Three room furnished modern apartment. Ill Pino St. 24-27 WANTED PLAIN SKWIN"-! Rea sonable price, clilldrens clothes a specialty. ' Phono 58C-J. 51 So. 8th St. : 24-30 FOR RENT Sleeplnjt rooms. R33 . Oak St. Phone 21 1W. 24-25 FOR 8ALB 43 Dairy Cows. Hol stelns and Jerseys: one of tho best herds In Slsklvon Cnuntv. Box 65, GraiMda, Calif. 24-27! JUST ARRIVED Many new sum mer dresses In latest designs nnd colors at Dee Begins Ladies Readv-to-Wcar Store. 129 South 7th St., opposite Telephone office. , 24-25 FOR RENT Sleeping room. 527 Klamath Are. Phone 461. 24 FOR RENT Furnished Apdrl"nent with bath. 58 Main St. 24-25 FOR 'RENT Modem 5 room apart ment. Phone 312. 24-25 FOR RENT 2 rooms partially fur nished, Inquire J. C. Richter. 418 High. 24-25 FOR SALE Five room furn'shed house ?2500 One third ash. balance - like rent. Chllcote & Smith. 24-27 FOR S A L E Bed complete, aide board, ateelo rango nearly new. sewing machine, kitchen chairs and rocker. Apply 919 Klamath Ave. after 5:30 p. m. 24-25" FOR 8ATURDAY we have some rare bargains in Used Sewing Machines. Nearly new Singer, $37.60; White Rot.iry. late mod el, cost $100, $20.00: A first class New Home, $28.50 and an j excellent -Davis $100 machine, used 3 months for' $50.00; A I Standard Rotary for $5.00; and a I - Western , Electric Portable for ! $35.00 complete. All guaranteed ; for 3 years. Singer Sewing Mach-! Ine Co., 114 North Sth St. Phone ' 828. : , . . 24 1 EVERETT TRUE . : fit a w rr7- ft. USTM fo fits li X UKs to arss A man t:TAklD tP Plff UIHKI If - u fir Hs KNOtus -rrrr- Classified NEW TODAY JUST AURlVED-s Many new sum mer drosses In latest designs and colors at !!ee Begins Ladles Rcady-W-Wcar Store. 129 South 7th St., opposite Telephone office. 24-25 I MARKETS 1 , PORTLAND, Apr. 24. Wheat bids: hard white, 'bluestem, Bairt I. 60; nofo wMto 1.54; western fl-hlto 1.50; BI5B hard white 1.80. Todays, car receipts: wheat 1; barley 10; lour 5; oats 2; hay 7. C'.untry dressed meat are un changed; a few choice light veal of tho fanc7 t;po might bring 15c but the trade is pretty well filled up and 14 to 14'4 Is tha highest they want to gx ' Oolco light hogs celling at 17 to 17 i4 cents. N: c-ungc shswn in lire hens but brDllcr.i are a fraction lower at 38 to. 40 cents. . Iiuttcrfat steady. Beat churnlm? cream 40c net silppc.-s track in zone one; 42c delivered Portland. Poultry steady. Heavy hens 23 3 24; light 22Q22; broilers 40. Onions firm, 3.50 03.75.. Potatoes firm 1.05 1.75. Nuts steady. Walnuts number 1, 2333; almond! 20026; Brazil nuts 12014; Italian cheatnuu 21. Hop.) iuli.t bids easier. New clus ter 15; fuK;lc3 13 616; old crop nominal. Cascara bark nulet. New peel 7 8c; Oregon grape root 4c. Cattle active, generally steady, receipts 760 (62 through.)1 Hogs butchers 25c lower; packing nows 50c lower; receipts 440. heavy weight (250 to 350 lbs.) median:, good and choice 12.00 13.00; me dluinwelght (200 to 30O- lbi) med ium, goad and choice 12.5013.25; lightweight (ISO to 200 lbs.) com mon, nicdhim, good, choice 13.25 41) 13.50; light lifc-hts (130 to 160 U) common, medium, good, choice 12 o 12.50; packing hogs, smootl II. OOft'll.50; rough 10.6011.90. Sheep, receipts all spring lamb:. bidding $1 lower, receipts. 21'). Spring lamb;, medium to prii :e 13.00015.00; spring lambs, cull and common 6.00 13.00. Eggs steady. Current receipts 25; pullets 23 & 24; firsts 24 24 , ; , henneries 26264 ; deliv ered Portland. ; Butter steady. Extra cubes, city 41; standards 40 V4; prime firsts 40; firsts 39; undergrade3 nominal; prints 43; cartons 44. , COOKED FOOD SALE "The ladles of the Christian church will, hold a cooked food sale, Satur day, April 25th, at the Sanitary Market. Seventh and Main Sts. 24 r : ; ; v Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S. X-Ray Laboratory Loom is Building Phone 434-W. c Klamath Falls, Oregon BY CONDO .iv-'sw KNOWS HB'S . M tH5. oir'iiT fXi.-r nes In Trie WRons I . UliE To sees- H(M .TAKE. NOTHBP. roPcv HI LARGEH PUN OUTLINED HOUSTON. Texas., April 24. Linking up a chain, of parks from New York to Alabama Is the next step in the road building program of tho United States goods roada association. A resolution adopted by the or ganization here today authorized appointment ct a committee o re port at tho next meeting upon the "desirability' and feasibility of se curing such a highway." The good roads cam pais n is to bo prosecuted In every state. Bonds for good roads heedlessly voted by on eager public came to the front In adoption of a recom mendation that the (various statei pa3s such remedial legislation as will prevent the confiscation of private property for the payment of road bonds. , .-' NOTED TENOR WILL GIVE FINE CONCERT The musical population of Klam ath Falls will flock tonight to the Methodist Episcopal church where they will attend the concert featur ing George Maddox, noted tenor. The concert Is being held under the auspices of the M. E, Choral club. According to the ticket sale, the concert promises to be a success fin ancially. . . Mr. Maddox, Is not unknown In this section. He formerly resided in Medford. The pure, rich and vib rant tone qualities of his voice has been the cause of his-success In the musical world. COURTS ; ; Deeds D. J. Finn, trustee est.; Sprague White Pine Mills to I E. Edger ion. A. L. Edgerton et ax to Campbell Towle Lbr. Co, SEVl Sec. 10,- T. 36, R. 10. N. A. HInker to Shaw Bertram Lbr. Co. parcel of land onKIamath street. .'. ' ; , .- - , ;'. H. J. TlcknW et al'to Roy M. SbJflett. SW4SE& of Sec. 9 T. 40 R. 13. ' ' F. J. Potter et ux to Chllcote & Smith lot 13 block 30, Hot Springs Addition. . Tie K. D. Co. to O. C. Applcgate, lot 18, block 31, Hdt Springs Ad dition. - U. S. A. to D. J. Rlnn, trustee to Sprague White Fine Mills SEVi of Sec. 10, T. 36. R. 10. U. S. A. to J. : D. Grimes, 95 acres Sec. 35,: T. 35, R 7V4. . U. S. A. to J. D. Grimes 40 acres Sec. 11, T. 36, R. 7V4. CHEROKEE, Iowa, April 23. Cogs were given credit today for two worthy deeds, ono the rescue of a girl from an attach by hogs and tho other the giving of the alarm that a garage was afire. The girl, Joanne Gi3t was injured by the hogs but will recover. A dog belonging to Edward Meyers was responsible fcr tho alarm that Meyers garage was. burning. , . tX)lt SALE AAAArAAAAAAAAVWWMVWWWV HOUSE WHEELS FOR SALE 10' Wis. type. Eucalyptus pole, part of wheels tires have never been resot, my price for quick sale, $335.00 set, actually worth twice this price. T. J. Evans, Evans Apts. - 21-23 FOR SALE 5 room house, furnish ed. A Real Bargain. See S. G. Anders at Pastime Pool Hall Bar ber Shop. 22-24 FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE Heavy work horses. Robert S. Adams, Morrill, Ore. M28-A28 FOR SALE 2tj'-ton truck or will trade tor large draft horses. Peyton & Co., 601 Main Street. Phone 635. - 20-25 FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE Heavy work horses. Robert S. Adams, Merrill, Oregon. M24-A24 FOR SALE Pool room In Chilo quin. This business is fully equip ped with pool tables, card tables, bar with fountain, largo back bar and cigar case. There are' throe roms In the building, ono is-the pool room, one is now rented ns n barber shop, the other nsv.n moat market. This Is a going business. Price $5250.00. $2250.00 cash. Balance terms. For particulars ,. see. WALTON A. WRIGHT, 601 Main Stroot. Phono 643W. 18-24 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale. 337 Grant St. 22-25 Section : FOR SALE ' FIRST QUALITY Jorsey milk. Call 496-J, Easulde Dairy, . A7-M7 FOR SALE 8mall plnno. Terms, Write or call Mrs. J, R. Carey, house No. 18, Pelican, City. 23-28 FOR SALE Equity In two fine lots, one in garden. New 2 room bouse. Extra good batching outfit on, other. Hmnll payment down; bal ance like rent. Move In any time, 1912 F. St., Lnkovlew-Addition. After 6:00 o'clock or all day Sun day. ; 23-26 FOR SALE Five ton Mack logging truck, $2500. See C. I. Peyton. Phone 635. . 23-24 $400 CORNER LOT; good location; fine vlew suitable for 2 houses, ' Cash or terms. Address, Owner, P. O. Box 372. 23-26 MISCELLANEOUS HAND TAILORED to measure "Roberta Suits", direct to wearer. Phone 109. A. R. Manner will call at your home with samples. ' A18-M18 REWARD for return or Information leading to return of Dayton bi cycle taken April. Sth. Chaa. Crowther, 626 Main St. , 22-28 NOTICE A Special meeting ot Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No. 104 I. O. O. F. is called for Thursday evemlng, April 23rd at 7:00 to complete business la connection with thfc decoration ot chivalry which was voted ct A re cent meeting. : 22-23 (Signed) Viola Jones, N. O. THE BONNIE BEAUTY 8HOPPB -open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Phone 3 2 3, West Chiloquin. - , A7M1 OPEN FOR BUSINESS , Car washed,' steamed and greased. Helney Thompson, 7th abd Klam ath just back of creamery. A6-MS TRIANGLE CAFE Tho place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tt SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. Sth St. W Py the return postage. ' STONE MASON FOR HIRE, by day or contract. 2227 S. th. A3-113 PRIVATE HOME HOUSE CLEAN Ing, janitor work and window cleaning. . Wail paper end rags a specialty. Phone 405. A. H. Combs. A8-M8 WASTED EXPERT SAFE AND LOCK WORK. Call H. F. Dodson, Hall hotel. Formerly with Mosler Safe Co. .::-. - - v ' 20-25 CONTRACTING, Cablnt ... work fix ture making. My work will please you amf my price won't break you. A. B. Cummings, K. F. Cabinet aod Fixture Factory, 127; S. 11th St. A20-M20 WANT TO TAKE CARE OF BABY or small- child at home. Phone 167. Mrs. S. B. Morrow. 23-29 WANTED Property In Klamath ' Falls for 10 acre well equipped and improved at Woodburn; clear ' of incumbrance. A. 11. Hotchkin; "Woodburn, Oregon. 23-29 WANTED Work as chambormaid. 1927 Oregon Ave. Phone 649J. . 23-25 WANTED Man to operate milking machine and take care of about 30 cows. Dan Savage, Chiloquin, Oregon. . 22-24 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wants work. Phone 262J. 4 .23-25 CARPENTER wants job or day work. Phone Mr. Hall, 770. ' 23-25 WANTED Two cut-off men at once. Telephone or telegraph. Undor wood Lumber Co., Lakevlew, Ore. ". ,22-26 WANTED To take fifty (50) beef steers to pasture on gain. Orvlllo Elliott, Klamath Agency, Oregon. , 17tf W ANTE D Ily experienced laun dress, laundry by piece, bundle or doxen. Work to be done at home. 221 So. 3rd St. Phone 819W. 22-25 VOll KENT FOR RENT Two room house with garage. Phono 15F13. 22-25 FOR RENT New three-room plas tered houso with wall-bed, screen porch, woodshed and garage. 2028 Applegate Avenue, Mills Ad dition. Inquire R. R. R. Garage, : 831 Klamath. ; 18-24 FOR RENT Front bedroom In pri vate home. 613 N. 8th ; Street. Phono 2G4J. 23-29 FOR RENT 3 room modern fur nished opt.. $35. Phona 239.T, Wantland Avo. . , ",3-23 FOR RENT Comfortable sleeping rooms, close in. suitable for two ' gentlemen. 1149 1'luo. 22-24 1' For your chickens l,.. ; l,1t tl :: - From Incubator , Sur to Stew Kettle ' ' ' ' "-- - Phone 87 " - " 906 Main