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

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HERALD,-KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN MOWN POP iU "Saving Time" DY TAYLOR ecltibn era assirie SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1025 i i H Id C 'J lBfcr?WtMr 3-"XPGD l WE 5 WOO MIGHT " j GOOD OKAOOU6 - LTUOOGHT "N , CAREFUL WHCN SVUeCflNG j ( I DO 0p e.TTinti THE I THIS ROOM-VOufHUST" ( MA'AM-) . CiftT OUT OP Si&MT J f ALWAV5 SWEEP GEHiND J V- - - f ( : '1 ' ma w v iu H El iisiness. rOPAK WORK Leave Your Filrcvs tore 90'docK-Yoor Pictures arc 'MR KLAMATH FALLS OREGON 7 WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE LPU'iTf Y ) BUY TMCIR Professional Curd H. E. ROSKAMP Contractor nod Builder Hon M II. .'.ire You tlulld , Piwini 672 I&lmlnnc0 10J0 Jwffnrion DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUnCfEON Offlcir and RmildincB Phono S3 ! I. O. O. F. Tmpl. CHAS S. HOOD ReaU Estate, Fire Insur ance Surety, Contract apd Judicial bonds Chiloquin, Oregon J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENOINEEH AND 8URVEYOH Phono 10 2-J 183 S. Rlvorsldo DR. J. a GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 700 Main St. Phono 133-W .Muko and grind Olaaaoa.- Dupll rn to brqkon lenses, repair frames Dr. Philip Cole General Practice of Dentistry Open Evenings br , Appointment Phono 8 SB 618 Miln . Over Moo's Store v . 'f ' : " . Brown, the Roofer General Hoofing and Impairing PHONE 088 For your D ready at 5 TT7tT7 0RU09 lACHl"j;t-Yl s PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION Exclusive Licensed Mnnu. - , fucturera for Tho now Concroto Hollow-Wal' Building Ilrick for Founds tlom. Walls. Buildings, etc Absolutely Fire and WuMher - Proof at a cost luaa than an otbor form of muaonry. Stone-Tllo conatrucllon elim inates upkeep exponae. la In doatrucilblo, and la approved by the beat architects and bulldora. UncxroIliHl aa n baao for Stucco flulali Ict ua Estlmnto Your Job ' Olh and Market. Phono IMUW Concrete Pipe Co. Play Cards Clears and Clgarottos Soft Drinks Barber Shop Lunch Room . M.&H. SOLO PARLOR Bononth the Pino Tree BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP ; Winters Building Kipert Operntora . ., .. Individual Bootha Violet ray facial and scalp treatments, factnl packs, mar colling, and shampooing. For appointment, Phone 811 W NIOLI.IH OIUNT, Prop, . chickens i rectory J. H. DRISCOLL Upstairs in the HartBldg. All Kindt of INSURANCE Fred Weoterfeld, D. D. S. .V.v if.ooratnrr Liximln HulUUnx phone m'-W Klamalb Kalla Orceiri NEW CITY LAUNDRY PmlHliod -Work h'lm Wor Put Vour Ui:l In Out Sud Rounh Do Phona 16 for Main 4 Ci'mcrwa M. H. WILSON SlenOEMphor Nutnry Public Mall Advertising 4nS Main Street Phone 20S-W 1040 Main Street Klamath Lodge Directory , M. W. A. Meets First and Third Wednesdays Odd Follows Hull C. L. Edwards, Clerk. 1335 Lakovlew Ave. B. P. 0. ELKS Meets Thursday evening Visit ing members welcome. Elks Temple, 3rd & Main Charlton Currln, Exnlted Rttlwr. Tom Doixell, Boo K. of G. Council No. 2255 MeotlngB: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays .Lyceum Hall, 8th and .Hlli VisUIng Knlghti woleomo Cbnav Patteraon, Q. K, American Legion Klamath Piat No. S Meetinga' 1st and 8rd Tiinsdnya. Court House Lfl'iP'T' Bnaenuiut tmW ? '' OMH. Cora'flr. y.riUl - PhnA Ar.l.VL' .... From Incubator to Stew Kettle NKW TODAY SIXTEEN HOUR8 of tho twenty four are apont In bIiooh each day by tho avorage pnraon, C'om forlublo alioea Inoisaiia your uf flelency. Old annua neatly re paired uro more comrortuhlu than tho new onus and the aolea will wnur lonner. Try iih once. Jack Froat, Hlxtli St. Shoo repairing. 15-lSnt KOIt BALE Ford roadator: good condition; good Urea; ainrter; ahock uliHorbura: Hpeclul braken, 2UD Cash. .HI Hunt Main. 10 BMAM IIOU8K KOIt SALE, auit ublu for tonipornry living iuar tern. 'l0 caali; balance, lertna. 147 Kant Main. . 16 HOUSKIIOM) Kurnlturn For Sale. Apartment to lio leaned with two vx-d-rama olrovy rented. Owner called uway. 127 North 8th next door to Herald offlco. 16-13 I.OHT I-at night lat Weatcrn night cnlubration, Klka building, an Klk Tooth. Flndor pleaao return to Paul Onllon at K K K atoro and recelvf) reward. 10-1S CAI1IN FOR RENT; Street. 1020 Martin FOR SALE Thoroughbred Boalon Hull puppies- 134 Michigan. 16-10 OUR EXPERT MASSEUR always at your aervlco. Hot Springs Nat. 10-18 FOR SALE Roguo River farma and Modford honiea. Medford Reul Eatuto Co.. 303 Eaat Main Street-, .Medford. Oregon. Jfl-20 FOR SAI.K 19F22. -Baled Hay. Phone 1G-22 FOR RENT Sleeping room. Klamath Ave. Phono 461. C27 16 FOR RENT R o o m In modern home for one or two men. 44.00 per week. 408 Klamath. 1S-1S LET US CLEAN YOUR OFFICE, your store, your boue. wash your windows. Satiafactjon our motto. City referoncea. 607 -Main Street. Phono 58.1J. , A12-M14 FOR SALE $2500 Cosy, new, completely fur nished house with overy . modern built-in feature, on pavement, With garage. (250 cash and $35 per mo. $2000 A restaurant In a good loca- tion, on Main street. A tine y opportunity to clean up . some rmpqcy this summer. $3750 Will buy a good paying rooming house In central location. n; Will trado an " Oldsmoblle Sedan in excellent condition tor vacant lots or equity in Klamath Falls property. $5250 A good pool room in Chilo quin, $2250 cash will handle Balance easy terms. Two fine lota on pavement at $275 each; 10 cash. WALTON & WRIGHT Phono 643W 601 Main SL VIVID HUES ARE STYLE FOR MEN Cut of Suit Will tiive Wearer An Appearance of What lio Isn't CHICAGO. May 16. "What the man will wear" next fall and win ter Is the subject of a glittering prlvnto pro-view of stylo showings plncod on exhibit hero with all the eclat and mystery of a milliner's spring ritual on the Rue do la Paix. To break tho big news nil nt once, tho man will wear clothing built with geometrical precision de signed to odd, by optical illusion, Jtt least an inch to his height. ' Will Appear Tall. ,' There will ho dobucl-brcasted stilts with buttons so placed that tho American ( man will appear to havo a broad chest he hasn't got, and n slim waist ho'd like to have, and a height that approaches those eight-foot inolo -American beauties one sees lounging through tho col lar advertisements und patting Rus sian wolf hounds in tho nationally advertised clothing announcements. And, oh,, tho ravishing colors that monslour will wear next fall. The Inspiration for tho colors camo from export study of the subtle tones of the pheasant,.- tho egg-plant, tho beat root, the modest gi-ouso and tho ancient and bril liant huod incus of Peru. American Tut-Ankh-Amen stuff. They aro Surelive - Suregrow - Surelay Murphey's ;' Phone 87 ; best described as louder, but still ( restrained Women folk will have to step to keep up with tho in':n If the present stylo shov Is any criterion. ThjUm rs Are Wider "Wider trousers that taper to . iiih niiovi unu iiikuer pucaeiH in coats and overcoats alf contribute to tho new tall silhouette for men, which Is further distinguished' by a sculptural effect' of broad stal wart lines," suld Edward L. Ber nays, man tor of ceremonies at the sartorial feast. "Tho trousers, which. must be worn with suspend ers, are wide at the hips, and even devoid of cuffs to maintain the II Mil UUIIIUU. V VSIB Will UU Kill Observers of tho stile show nrc - diet that If tills business keeps up tho magazines shortly will be print ing patents for the man who wants to keep up to date, but Is so poor ho simply has to mcko his cwn clothes. SLAYING DENIED BY FLOYD HALL (Continued From Pugc One) nn.t Tntilrn li.l bill.,! n Cmmunln .,. .i. . .i v . i . merchant or that they had shot, severely wounding, a policeman of, this, city, both of which crimes they' have been accused since their break from San Qucntin prison. ! Itut Hall freely admitted tho pair had robbed stores and ranch homes, had held up and drives off a mail truck and otherwise terrorized sev eral counties during tlreir five weeks of liberty. SPEEDING AUTO flflFS IN niTPH wu 1111 Jli-rs; (Continued From Pace One) was telephoned from Gaz elle, 27 miles south of Yreka that a man had been killed in an automobile wreck. In vestigation disclosed that it was Boye's missing car. Caught in Wreckage According to word 'from Yreka, the machine turned over twice when it left "the 'srhway and tore along, the nitch. Sanders was thrown clear of the car, but his un known companion was caught beneath the mass of wreckage and sustained a fractured skull as well as fatal internal injuries. Sanders, it was reported, formerly lived at Grants Pass but had been working FOR SALE I FOR SALE TWO LARGE LOTS near the Fair view school. $300.00 each. NEW HOME of five rooms and hath. Modern features. $3250. TERMS'. , - 1 0 LOTS. House and Barn. Close in. $4000.00. $1000.00 Cash. Balance on time. ONE OF KLAMATH'S best homes, close in, on paving. 8 rooms and bath. $9000.00 $2500.00 cash will handle. ' - - IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a busi ness in this town, ask us to show you n good paying restaurant that wo have on our lists. We also havo a good monoy making room ing house with one of the best locations In town. - MAGUIRE & MAGUIRE 816 Main Street FIRE INSURANCE REALTORS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY herebv gives notice that on the 6th day of May, 1925, it filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission at Washington. D. C, its application for a certificate that the present and future publio convenience and necessity require the construction by it of two extensions of its line of railroad as follows: (Da line ex tending from Bend, Deschutes coun ty, southwesterly and southerly to n point nt or near Bonanza. Klam ath '. County, thence westerly to Klamath Falls, Klamath County, a distnnco of approximately 170 miles, all in Deschutes and Klamath coun ties, State of Oregon; and (2 a, lino beginning nt a point on the lino first doscribod, said point being about 65 miles south of Bend, and extending southerly to Klamath Falls, a distance of approximately SO miles, all In Klamath County, State of Oregon. OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY. Ry W. F. TURNER, ;, May 16-23-30. Presldont. in Klamath logging Camps until a f aw days ago. The unidentified man also was said to have been a fellow workman with Sanders in Klamath camps Siskiyou county authorit ies were hopeful that the dead man's identification might be established by to night, through Sanders. It was said that Sanders thus far has refused to make any 'statement concerning the ! supposed theft of Boye's car or concerning the identity !0 tns man with him, U'AXTEO CARRIERS WANTED Apply at tho circulation department of the Evening Herald. 15-16 EXPERIENCED woman wants cook ing for small crew in camp or ranch. Inquire 1927 Oregon Ave. Phono 640J. 14-16 JANITOR WANTED Must be able to drive heavy car. Call at Klamath General Hospital. 14-16 SEE CONNOLLY BROS, for auto topSi a,.nlng8 and al, kn,, of canvas work. 912 Main. M13-J13 PRACTICAL nursing wanted In country or city. Box lHerold. ' WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax ing, house cleaning and janitor service. References. A. M. Rhodes, hone 360W. 7tf WANTED 200 head of stock cattle to pasture for summer. Asa For dyce, Kirkford, Oregon. 5-18 AUTO LAUNDRY PHONE 833, Spring and Esplanade Streets. Cars called for and delivered. John Proctor. Prop. M5-J4 FOR SALE $300 CASH NEW four-room modern plastered bouse, large lot. $4 50 0 NEW; hardwood floors; cement ' foundation; lots t pif . builtrins. Small cash, payment; balance $30 . per month and interest. LOTS $100 $10 down; balance 3 years. C. R- BEEBEE Phone 676 518 High St. FINE GARDEN SOIL, $1.50 cubic yard, delivered, or 50c if called for. Phone 629J. 14-16 FOR SALE Second hand cook . stoves. Goodings, 236 Main St. Below the court house. Phone 459. 11-16 FOR SALE G ulbranson play er piano; practically new. Call at 335' South 4th St. 12-18 FOR SALE RESIDENCE lots in any location. $150.00 up. Easy terms. HOMES In all sections of the city on very easy terms. RESTAURANT Al location good lease, cheap, also small grocery. Auto and Eire Insurance R. W. CLAYE 20S Main, Phone office 758, Residence 657-W . 11-16 FOR SALE 3 room house, garage $1,400. $50 cash balance $25 per mo. Fred Buesing 102(1, Main street. 11-16 CERTIFIED. CHICKS , REDUCED PRICES tor 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 pedigree records. $12 per 100: $115 per 1,000. Brown Leghorns, $12 per 100. Barrod Rocks, R. I. Reds and 1 Black Mlnorcas flock matings, $15. Special -matings in Reds and Rocks, $18. Extra spocinl matings, $25 per 100. A member . of the Glenn County Certified Flock Association, a charter mem bor of the California Baby Chick Association; affiliated with the International Baby Chick Associa tion. Our 25th year of Success ful hatching. 0RLAND HATCHERY ' Orland, Glenn County. Calif. 29tf FOR SALE Complete Buffalo Wood Worker. Has cutoff, rip flnd handsaws,' Jointer, shaper, lathe. Can be used for grinding and boring. Very good condition. A bargain. A. R., P. O. Box 1018. 1'OR BALE MILK COW FOR SALE, young, very gentle, giving dally 4 V4 gallons. Can be een ut 1332 Wilford Ave. Phone 888. 16-10 FOR SALE 15 room apartment and rooming house; steam heated; film location. O. Peyton. Phone 635. 16-20 ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAINS, $1.25 per gallon. Patterson, 630 South 6th. 4-30 HAND TAILORED to measure "Roberts Suits", direct to wearer. Phone 109. A. .R. Render will call at your home with samples. A18-M18 FOR BEXT FOR RENT M o d e r n furnished apartment. Call 149W. Winter's building. 15-18 FOR RENT Apartment; ..suitable for two men. 603 Jefferson. 15-11 FOR RENT House in country, gar age, poultry houses, garden, lots of shade. Phonsj 15F13. . 15-19 FOR RENT- -Largo bedroom. 450 Michigan-Ave. 15-16 FOR R'iNT Modern six room un furnished house, close In, adnlts 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 bouse in Hot Springs Addn. Double garage. Inquire 334 So. Fourth St. . 14-16 FOR RENT Sleeping room; home privileges. Mrs. Davenport, 305 Lincoln St. 13-19 FOR RENT Sleeping - room, close in. . 1018 Washington. Phone 326 . 13-19 FOR RENT Rooms In modern home, for-men. 40S damath.-13-16- MISCELLANEOUS CLEAN UP DAY There will be men and tracks on the- job Monday morning, May 18. Ail trash must be put in boxes and sacks so one man can handle them. No shoveling will be done in load ing. C. R. Grove will oversee the work. Ordered by the city. 15-16 CONTRACTING, Cabint . work fix " ture" . making;- - My work will please you anr my price won't break you. A. B. Cummings, K. F. Cabinet and Fixture Factory, 127, S. 11th St. ;.' A20-M20 PRIVATE SANITARIUM , Wordon and 11th Sts; Phone 718-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 REPAIRING. -''We repair them as good as new. Work shoes and gloves.. Jack Frost, Sixth Street.. , 5-9nt TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf DON'T THROW AWAY a good pair of shoes that only need a new sole. We repair them as good as new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th -St. 16-22M SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St -We pay the return postage. , ALL KINDS OF LAWNS or excavat ing work done by day or contract. Call W. Cbastaln, 445M, 30-15 NASH SUITS AND OVERCOAT? band tailored to measure, $23. 5b, direct to wearer. Phone 445R for samples. Howard B'ergueon, 1645 Johnson Ave. M12-J12 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the surfac ing of the CH.ILOQUIN-WILLIAM-SON RIVER MARKET ROAD, for a distance of approximately1 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. M. on May 18th, at which time said Bids will be pub licly opened by the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon. A certified check or Bond In-the amount of not less than 5 of the nmount of Bid must accompany said Bids. . . Plans and specifications and pro posal tor same may be had at tho office ot the County Surveyor. A deposit to the amount of $5.00 will be required for each sot of such plans and specifications and pro posal taken out of said office. Tho County Court hereby reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By Order County Court Klamnth County. Oregon. ' - C. R. DeLAP, County Clerk. Bv CHAS. F. DeLAP, Deputy Clerk. M7-8-9-11-12-13-1 4-15-16. Seed Store - 906 Main