The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 15, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN MOM'N POP "Take a Chance, Pop" DY TAYLOR erald Classified Section FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 H . "J-U, 9 U'AtfN ANVTHtNfo IP (? AMV VOO'DBCTfeW &F.T "N 80SV WilH VOt) ARITHMETIC VQU DON'T tfrODy MORCf) MOM WATS TTTiAjl J A CAN'T FiGUPfT ' i 1 1 P, . . ft ine PobutM3 , j - : - ...... If l Snow me mow do 0. Pfio&LtM TO M ' ) IT VmOOLOSE i I X. Business iri v rXODAK WORK Leave Your Ftlrtvs ftefo're 9 OclocK-Your A.. Pictures are tadr at 6 If AflflX KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHCRK PARTICULAR PEOPLfc OUV TMtIR ORUOS ru'Tiryl Professional Cards H. E. fcOSKAMP ' Contractor and Builder 8e Ms llioro You Build PLono E73 nuldonca 1020 Jefferson DR. F. R. GODDARD '..OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN . AND 8imcKO:i Otflco and ltesldence Phone 321 I. 0. O. K. Tomplo CHAS S. HOOD Real Estate, Fire Insur ance,; Surety, Contract and Judicial bonds Chiloquin, Oregon J. C. CLEGH0RN i CIVHi KNOINEBR AND SURVEYOR Pliouo 10J-J 133 B. ntvarsldo DR. J. G. GOBLE ; OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN T0 Main St. Phono 133-W Make and grind Qlauaon. Uupll oato broken Iodsob, ropulr franioa Dr. Philip Cole Oonornl Practice bt Dentistry Open, .ft veilings br Appointment Phone 589 CIS MUla " Over Moo'i Store Brown, the Roofer General Hoofing nnd Itopnlrlng i rilONM B8 For your RGURE S0u "X 'NO t DON'T SPOSEN VV v. ,T would - But you J AVIiTWMeriC FOR SOU sou Suppose T VmOOlOSE SlfcHT 008 I IXCCL)1CV S?CRMANCNT CONSTRUCTIOI ' Exclusive IJrcnaed Mnnn. fnrturors lor The now Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Hrlck for Fouuda tlooi, Walls, Uulldlugs, olc. Absolutely Fire and Wokthor Proof at a cost less than any olhor form ot masonry, Blone-TIln conatrnctlon elim inates upkeep oxponso, Is In dcstructiblo, and Is approved by the best architects and builders. Unoncellwl as a, base for Stucco finish Let us Ktrtiiuiito Vour Job fllh nnd JIurket. Phono S'JW . . Concrete Pipe Co. Play Cards ' Cigars and Clgarottos Soft Drinks Barber Shop ';' Lunch' Room' , M. &H. SOLO PARLOR v Bcnoath tbo Pine Troo BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winters Building ' . Export Oporators . Individual Booths , Violet ray facial and ' scalp treatments, taolal packs, mar celling, and shampooing. For appointment Phone 811W . NRItilR GRANT, Prop. ; D p3H IKY 1 Mr.mwr53B i irectory J. H. DRISCOLL Upstairs in the Hart Bldg. All Kinds of INSURANCE Frc J ',VclcrfcId, D. D. S. X-Hay Laboratory Loomls Building Phone 434-W Klamath Falls, Oregon NEW CITY LAUNDRY Finished Work Flat Work "Put Your Duds In Our Suds" Rough Dry Phone 154. Cor Main tt Congress M. H. WILSON Stoliogrnplior Notary Public - Mali Advertising 406 Main Street Phone 205-W Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Moots First and Third Wednesdays Odd Follows Hall C. L. Edwards, Clork. 1335 Lnkevluw A to. B. P. O. ELKS Meets Thursday evonlng. Visit ing members welcome. Elks Temple, 3rd ft Main Charlton Currin, Exalted Ruler. Tom Delrell, See. K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meetings: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays I.ycoum Hall, 8th and High VlsUIng Knlghtl welcome Chns, Patterson, a. K. American Legion 1 ' Klamath Post No. 8 Meetings 1st and 3rd TiinnriRva. fttturt tTnusA MM BAsoment F, P.. OLD9, Com'dr. Phone 653-W (Mul 1040 Wsl&l Stret r " mm From Incubator to Stew Kettle NKW TODAV VOU. nKNT Modoru furnlnhcd uparlinnnt. Call H9W. Wlntur'n bullilliiK- 16-18 HPKCIAL BAf.K OK COATS and drvnta at linn Hclna DrenH Shop, ' 18 Houtli 8cvnth Ht., Klamath KallH, Orafton. . 10 PltHTTY 8I1K (.'iimlilnntlon HiiltH on mi In at l.'.H, at Ilea BnKtnx I)rcM Khop, Ho. Buvunlh HI. IS MII-K COW KOIl BALE, younfc, very Kuntlu, giving dally 4 gallon. Can lio nonn ut Wilforil Avn. J'linno B88. 15-111 WOMAN WANTS to ki-ep chllUron at her homo. 02 Main St. 15 2 ROOM HOUSE, unfurnlnhed Tor ront. 120. Hot Bprlngn. T. J. Wvlib, real exlate. I'hone 367U. 102D McKiDlny. 15 CAltHIKItH WANTKD Apply ot the circulation department of the EvcnltiK Horalil. 15-16 FOIl HKNT Apartment; tiultulilo for two men. 003 Jeffernon. 15-17 FOIl HUNT Houbc In country, gar 04;o, poultry tiouaoH, garden, lots of aliude. Phone 10F13. 15-19 FOR KENT Largo .Michigan Ave. bedroom. 450 15-16 SilOO CASH NEW four-room modern plastered houso, largo lot. 9 4 5 0 0 NEW; ardwood floors foundation: lots of cement bullt-lns. Small cash payment: balance $30 . per month and interest. LOTS $100 10 down; balance 3 years. . fSKKlJKK Phono 676 id 018 High St. "LOCAL MINERAL WATER CONTAINS RADIO; ACTIVITY Recent results ' secured In the treatment of rheumatism, eciema and other disease at tho Hot Springs Nalutorlum, Indicate that at last the hot Bprlngs of this city may como Into' tholr Own. Tho owners of tho Nntatorium recently secured tho services of an expert mnssotir who has had cxporlonco in the treatment of diseases at other hot hot springs nnd ' ho has demon strntcd that the' local water Is cap able of producing similar results to thOKo secured ut somo of tho fam. ous springs ot (lie nation. 1 Ono of tho most "notnblo cases to como iitider observation was chronic' case of ccxema. Tho patient had boon told by physicians that llicro was no euro for hia trouble Ho enmb to Klamath Falls and hop ing ngnlnst hope triod th local springs, with tho result that he was entirely- euiotl. ' It is the belief of somo .that those springs are possessed of n high de gree of radio nciivu.v nnu pnuiu- graphs taken Indicato that tho per- I ccningo ot rauio enmuunuHo m . Iilirli. If this Is true, it accounts tor tho remarkable rosults Secured In tho cctma case and undoubtedly accounts tor tho bcncticlnl relief given In, many stubborn rhcumntlc cases. There hub recently boon added to tho Nntatorium accommodations for Bvent baths nnd rubs and as tho de- ninild incrensos, other Improvements will bo made. ,.' SEXTON COMMENDED ON CLUB ACTIVITY Commendation of the develop ment hf country club work In Klamath county was made yester day by ' J. E. Cnllavan of ' Snicm. field representative for tho ' boys and gltls club work In Oregon. Duo primarily to tho activities of tho county club lender, Frank W. Sexton, the club activities In Klnmnth sot n mark tov other sec tions ot Oregon to atrlvo for. . Mr. Callavun Is , inspecting local clubs In company with Mr. 'Sexton. Surelive - Suregrow - Sureiay NEW TOUAV WANTKD Woman for witahlnH at French Hand T-auniiiy. Apply after 6 p. m. 137 N. 4th St. 1G WANTED A caso of Rheumatism that wo can not cure. Hot Springs Nutatorlum. 14-15 CASH PAID for Second Hund Fur- niiuru. I.ucus Furniture, Phone 735. - 15 SIXTEEN HOURS of the twentv four nro spent In sIiocb each day by the average person. Com fortable shoes Increase your ef ficiency. Old shoeii neatly re paired are mora comfortable than tho new ones and tho solos wilt wear longer. Try m once. Jack Frost, Sixth St. Shoo repairing. 15-lnt CLEAN UP DAY There will bo-men and trucks on tho Job Monday morning. May 18. All trash must he jmt In boxes and sacks so ono man- can handle them. No shoveling will be done In load ing. C. It. Grove will oversee the work. Ordered by the city. 15-16 FOR BALE 15 Toom apnrtmcnt and rooming house: stoam heated; fine location. O. Peyton. Phone 035, 15-26 WAMTKD EXPERIENCED woman wants cook ing for small crew In camp or ranch. Inquire 1927 Oregon Ave. Phono 549J. 14-16 JANITOR WANTED Must ba able to drive heavy car. Call at Klamath General Hospital. 14-16 SEE CONNOLLY BROS, for auto tops, awnings and all kinds of canvas work. 912 Main. M13-J13 PRACTICAL nursing wanted in country or city. Box 15, Horold. 11-16 WINDOW, CLEANING, floor wax ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. References. A. M. Rhodesr Phone 360W. 7tf WANTED 200 head of stock cattle to paBtnre for summer. Asa For dyce, Kirktord, Oregon. 5-18 A U T O LAUNDRY PHONE 833, Spring and Esplanade Streets. Cars called for and delivered. John Proctor, Prop. M5-J4 FOR SALE FOR SALE A real bargain for quick sale 1921 seven passenger Studebaker Special six touring; good running order. Cash or terms. . Acme Motor Co., 400 So. Sixth St. Phone 680. 14 FOR SALE M 1 1 k and corn fed Broilers 1 to 1H lbs. 50c; drive out and get them or Phone 400M. Mrs. Syd Evans. 14 FOR SALE A res( bargain for quick sale 1921 seven passenger Studebaker Special six touring; good running order. Cash or terms. Acme Motor Co., 400 So. Sixth St. Phono 680. 14 FINE GARDEN SOIL, $1.50 cubic yard, delivered, or 50c if called toK Phono 629J. 14-16 FOR SALE Second hand cook stoves. Good In sr. 236 Main St. Bolow tho court house. Phone 459. 14-16 FOUR ot tho most dosiroblo lots in Mills Addn. 30x100 for sale. $250 each. Small down payment. Phono 19V. 13-15 FOR SaLE 2-year-old Jersey bull or will trade for cow. Also pair 9-ycar-old mares, combined wt. '2GO0. 2205 Reclamation Street, . Mills Addition. 13-10 FOR SAL E Lunch counter, 43 seatB, 200 meals per day. Box 19 Cr. Horald. 9-15 FOR SALE Now modern dwelling, two bedrooms, bright living room, kitchen with bullt-ins, bronkfust nook, bath. Small payment and monthly rent. Would consider trade. Gordon Dixon, phone 62!J 9-15 FOR SALE- G it 1 b r a n a o n play er piano; practically now. Cull at ' 335 South 4th St.. 12-1S THOROBRED BOSTON BULL pup pies tor Bale. , 134 Michigan Ave. 12-15 FOR SALE " RESIDENCE lots In any location $100.00 up. Easy terms. HOMES In all sections ot the city on very easy terms, ,- RESTAURANT Al location good lease, cheap, also small grocery. . ' Auto aud Fire Insurance R. W. CLAYE 208 Main. Phone office 758, Resldonce 657-W 11-16 FOR SALE 3 room house, garage $1,400. $50 cash ".balance $35 per mo. Frod Buesing 1020, Main street. 11-10 THOROBRED BOSTON HULL Sale. 134 Michigan Aye. 8 For 10 FOR BALK CERTIFIED CHICKS REDUCED PRICES for May and June. White Leghorns Careful ly selected, two-year and older hens, mated to males of Holly wood, Hanson and Tancred strains of high double pedlgTee records. 12 per 100: $lla per 1,000. Brown Leghorns, $12 per 100. Barred Rocks, It. I. Reds and Black Minorcas flock matings, $15. Special matings ln Reds and Rocks, $18. Extra special matings, $25 per 100. A member of the Glenn County Certified Flock Association, a charter mem ber of the California Baby Chick Association; affiliated with the International Baby Chick Associa tion. Our 25th year of Success ful hatching. ORLAND HATCHERY Orland, Glenn County, Calif. 29tf FOR SALE 14 "milk cows. 9 milk ing now, others freshen soon. Call 17F21 after 8 p. m. or wrlu C. H. Nelson, Worden, Oregon. 11-14 ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAINS, $1.25 per gallon. Patterson, C.'iO South 6th. 4-80 HAND TAILORED to measure "Roberts Suits", direct to woarer. Phone 109. s A. R. Renner will call at your home with sainplos. A18-M18 FOR SALE Complete Buffalo Wood Worker. Has cutoff, rip and handsaws. Jointer, shapcr, lathe. Can be used for grinding and boring. Very good condition. A bargain.- A. R.. P. O. Box 1018. FOB REXT FOR RENT Three room furnished house, $30.00. 203 Rosevelt ave. 14. FOR RENT Sleeping room for gentleman, clo9e in. Phone 663J. 138 Third St. 14 FOR RENT Modern six room un furnished house, close in, adults only. Call after 7 p. m. 237 Jefferson. , Phone 636R. 14-16 FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Wood and water, $35.00. Phone 239J. 14-27 FOR RENT 4 room, partly fur nished house in Hot Springs Addn. Double .garage. Inquire 334 So. Fourth St. 14-16 FOR RENT Furnished cabin, $25. No children. 1143 Pice Street. Phono 06SR. 13-14 FOR RENT Sleeping room, close in, suitable for two men. $5.00 per week. 438 Washington. Phone 139.M. ' 13-14 FOR RENT Sleeping room: home privileges. Mrs. Davenport, 305 Lincoln St. 13-19 FOR RENT Nice front room, suit able tor two men. Bath and Phone. 018 High St. 13-14 FOR RENT Sleeping room, close in. 1018 Washington. Phone S2o 13-19 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 632 Oak St. Phono 211W. 13-15 FOR ' RENT Rooms in modern home, tor men. 408 Klamath. 13-16 LOST AND FOUND xxfiM'vr--wii"irrriiJ i LOST $5.00 Howard. Small leath er hand bag; tan color; lost be tween Bonanza and Boatty May 9th. , Leave at Arcado hotel, Klamath Falls and get reward. John Kastonls. 12-14 MISCKLLAXKOUS CONTRACTING,- Cablnt work fix ture making. My work will nlease you nf my price won't ' break you. A. B. Cummings, R. F. Cabinet and Fixture Factory, 127, S. 11th St. A20-M20 PRIVATE SANITARIUM Worden and 11th Sts. Phone 71S-W ... Medical, surgical, maternity cases Special rates to convalescents. A graduate nurse in attendance. Maternity cases given special care. Rates while waiting. All doctors welcome. - M4-J4 EXPERT SHOE REPAIRINO. Wo repair them as good as new. Work shoes and gloves. Jack Frost, Sixth Street. 6-0nt TRIANGLE-CAFE The place to get good oat3. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main streot. Phone 62. tf DON'T THROW AWAY a good pair ot shoes that only need a new sole. We repair them as good as new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. 16-22nt SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL ""Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Ropalr Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We pay the return postage. ALL KINDS OF LAWNS or excavat . ing work done by dav or contract. Call W. Chastain, 445M. 80-16 NASH SUITS AND OVERCOATS hnud tailored to nioasure, $23.50, direct to wonror. Phono 445R : for samples." Howard Ferguson, 1645 Johnson Avo. M12-J12 Murphey's Phone 87 MiKGAL NOTICES is the mtcrrr court of tub STATE OK OREGON, IN AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTY" Equity No. 1939 Summon for Publication Georgo DuVall, (luurdlan of tho es tate and porju.-i ot Goorge and Mary DuVall, minora, Pluin-tlff. vs. .. U. V. Gularneaux, Jr., and Dorolh? II. Oiilarneaux, Defendants.' To H. P. Oaiarneaux, Jr.t and Dorothy H. Oalarnenux, Defondunts; In the namo of the state of Ore-. gon. You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint on file in the above entitled suit on or before the 12th day of June, 1925, that being the last day prescribed for such appearance In the order of t-ne Court for the publication of this summons, and if you fait to so appear and mover, for want there of the plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho relief- prayed for In his complaint, vlas: For Judgment In tho sum ot $2,925.00, with Interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, from April 11, 1925: Judgment in the sum of $300.00 at torney fees; .that said mortgage be decreed to be a first, prior and par amount nen against the property therein described and that any and till other existing Hens against the same be decreed to be subsequent. Junior and inferior to plaintiff's said mortgage Hen; that said mort gage be foreclosed and said real -property be sold, as by law provid ed, and t'.io proceeds applied on the cost of sale, on tbe cost of suit and on plaintiffs Judgment, including attorney fees; And for such further relief as to tbe Court may seem Just and equitable. ' This summons fs served upon you by publication in the Evening Herald a daily newspaper, printed, publish ed and of general circulation in Klamath County. Oregon, for six successive weeks, pursuant to order ot -the Hon, A. L. LeavHt, Judge of the above entitled court, ' dated April 28, 1925, the first publication being May 1st. 1925, and the last publication being on 12th day of June, 1923. Edward B. Ashurst, Attorney for Plaintiff, 6 Loomis Building. Klairuth Falls, Oregon. Ml-8-15-22-29, J5-12. ORDER TO SHOWT CAUSB -AGAINST 8ALB Itt the County Court o the State of Oregon, for Klamath .County. In the matter of the guardianship of the estate of Mrs. B. E. Hal ston, an Incompetent person. This matter coming on tor hear ing upon the petition of Alice Gar land, guardian In the above entitled matter, for sale of real property, and for an nrrir i!iraptin kA of kin of the said ward, and all per sons interested m the estate to ap- twar ho f n rn thlo Cn..t n, M -, hereinafter fixed, and show caucs, if any tnere De, why. a license should not be granted for the sale of the real nrnn.rtv k.lnnTn. ...,!.) j - -j .i ....... f, ... . Mm ro tate hi Klamath County, Oregon; una n appearing to this Court from such petition, that it is neces sary and would he boneficial to said ward that such real estate should be sold; , . Now therefore, It Is hereby ORDERED, that the next of kin of said ward, and all persons Inter ested In thft snlri .Itnta Anno fore this Court on Monday, the 25th day ot May, 1925. at 2 o-ctock P. M., iu lutj v;uuri room ot mis court, at the Court Houbo, in the City of Klamath Falls. County of Klamath, State ot Oregon, and then and there show cause why a license should not be granted tor the sale ot such real estate; And it is furthor ordored that a copy of this order be published at least three successive weeks before the said day ot hearing, In The Evening Herald, a newspaper print ed, published and of general cir culation. In Klamath County, Ore gon. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 18th day of April, 1925. :.;. . R. H. BUNNELL. .. County Judgo. Ml-S-15-22 .. , ... - . NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the surfac ing of the CHJLOQUIN-WIUiIAM. SON RIVER MARKET ROAD, for a distance, bt approximately five and one-half miles will be received by the County Clerk of Klamath Coun ty, Oregon, at his office in the Court House at Klamath Falls, Oregon, up to 2 o'clock P. it. on May 18th, at which time said Bids will be pub licly opened by the Oounty Court of Klamath County, Oregon. A certified check or Bond In the amount of not loss than 5 of the amount ot Bid must accompany said Bids. ' - ; , Plans and specifications and pro posal for same may Be bad at the office of the County Surveyor. A deposit to the amount ot $5.00 will be required for each set of such plans and specifications and pro posal taken out ot said office. The County Court hereby roserves the right to reject uny or all-bids. By Order Oounty Court . .Klamath County, Oregon. C. R. DeLAP, County Clork. By CHAS. F. DnLAP, Deputy Clork, M7-8-9-11-12-13-1 4-15-16,. , IS Seed! Store 906 Main