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Fred Weaterfctd, D. D. S.
X-Hn I.nburatury
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Phoim 434-W
Elaniatb Kalln, Oruxon
DR. V. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and BunEir ;f
Office and Ilnnlilonco Phona 321
1. 0. 0. K. Tompl
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVIL ENOINEHR
AND BURVKYOIl
Phone 19 3-J 133 B. lUvoralila
- DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
700 Mnln 8t. Phono 1.13-W
Mako nnd Rrlnd OUbspb. Dupll
cto broken loneos, roonlr trnmos
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. Dr. Philip Cole
Qenanit Practice of Dontlntry
Open Evenings., I) Abpolntmnnt
Phono 600 618 Main
-.; Ovor Moo's Sloro
- R. Von Bei thelsdorf
Uouso Pnlntlf.ft nnd Decorating
Honest work t Madornto Trlcns
Phono 069W 1810 Melrose
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HartBldg. ; '
j All Kindt of '
INSURANCE
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fncdtrori tor
Ths now C'mcroto Ilollow-Vll
IlulldliiR llrlrk (or Fouuda
Hodj, Walla, Buildings, olo. '
Absolutely Firs and Weulhor
Proot at a cost loss than an'
ottior lorm of masonry.
Stono-Tllo construction elim
inates upkeep expouso. is In
dostrilotlblo, and Is approved
by the best arvhltucte and
bulldori.
Unoicolled an a bano
Stucco finish
for
t no Kstlmiito Your Job
fltli nnd Market. Phono
t- r
Concrete Pipe, Co.
BOSTON BEAUTY
SHOP
Winters .Building
Export Opurulors
' liullvlilunl Boolha
Violet' Ray facial and scalp
trentmont, taolal packs,, marcell
ing, nnd shampooing,
For appointment Phono 311-W
NIXLIU OHANT, Prop.
FRIGID AIRE
Ulig'4 ' Electric Shop
;, Opp. Post Office
M. H. WILSON
', Stonoitruphor Notary Puhllo
Mall Advartlulng
400 Mn'lnStroot Phono 206-W
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CHAS S. HOOD
Real Estate, Fire Insur
ance, Surety, Contract
and Judicial bonds
Chiloquin, Oregon
Klamath Lodge
Directory
M. W. A.
Meets First and Third
Wednesdays
Odd Follows Hall
C. L. Edwards, Cleric.
1336 Lnkuvlew Are.
B. p. 0. ELKS Meets
Thursday eronlng. Visit
ing members welcome.
Elks Temple, 3rd ft Main
Charlton Currln, .Exalted
Ruler. Tom DoliiU, Sao.
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Mootlngs: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tuosdars
.Lycoum Hall, 8th and
High Visiting KnlghU
welcome
'." Chaa, . Pattorson, O. K.
American Legion
Klamath Post No. 8
flV-:!. Meetings 1st and 3rd
SiSyf. Tuesdays. Court Home
ifSm .. Basement
OLDS, Com'dr.
t" PI one 65-W
SHOW EVASION IN
SALE OF POWER
I'. I , i
(Continued jyoiu I'ouo One)
stntod that,! botwoon, 17.6.0,000 and
$1,000,000. would, havo to bo raised
by means of a- bond -issuo beforo
tho wntdr ueors could henoflt by tho
purchase.';' Iir olho'r'word7. lnstencl
of oitliiK tho, easy tpvnis by which
tho canal, ,cpvild bo purchnseil, tho
ballot Rtriyuieditho milHort.dollnivfljf
uro, which ho ' claimed scared tho
farmers but as IC'Vits S bud year for
fni'mlng. i,
At tlifs point Francis M, Good
win,, tho Interior department tnom
bor of tho board by quoatlonlng Mr.
Curnuhnn brought ' out that tho
From Incubator
t0 Stew Kettle
w. i been home am j
3T?i
) L SUPPOSE Y
ISi. .040
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udvyr-
(Ist'd In lliu KvonliiK llcruld,
.No lliii'iiioiiy
Tho board of dlrociorH In offlco
diirint; tlin Hprltig ot 1tiz:i, wan not
In sympathy with tho wIhIich of tho
mujorlty of tlio watir iiHom, It was
claimed. This wa uliowti by tholr
attltudo towardK an Initiative peti
tion circulated among wutor usora
by It. E. Rradbury prior to tho snlo,
aaklng dint' a rugtilur oloctlon bo
hold In tho -district,! thn Issuo being
whotbor or not ttm itllstrlct Would
sulimlt n bid for1 tho Kono nnd
Aukunoy ciyiuls, Approxlmatnly 12D
wiitcr uxors hud slgifd, It. wuh mild.
Tlio first tlmo tliq yntltlons woro
siilimlttcd tho board refused to con
sider them on tho ground of a tech
nicality;, Tho sacond tlmo, they ro-
fueed on tho ground that tho board
could not coneldor ah Initiative peti
tion under tho Oregon Initiative and
referendum act, f
llruilbury Miiiiipercd
All petitions for delay In the sale
of tho canal mot with no success,
il.' E. Bradbury, chairman ot tho
present district board testified. Pur
pose for tho delay was to have tlmo
enough to submit the proposition of
tho district buying tho canals from
tho government, to tlio voters.
To tho petition for delay tho gov
ernment would reply that they held
tho right to reject any and all bids
and that tho interests of the district
would bo safeguarded through that
medium. I (was Indicated that the
sulo would be Investigated by a com
mission from tho department of tho
interior before tho sale confirmed, it
was brought out.
Through official announcement,
Protestants to tho solo were Inform
ed that a commission composed of
A. P. 'Davis, D. W. Davis and .Miles
Cannon would arrive on June 5,
lf'23. Prior to tholr arrival formal
protests to the salo had been filed
by R. K. Ilradbury and C. W. Eber
lcli: Instead of arriving on scheduled
tlmo, tho commission arrived in
Klumath Falls on Juno 3 and, Mr.
Ebcrleln.tontlfled this morning, re
mained under cover during their
brief stay. No attempt was made to
:get In touch with tho protpBtnnts of
! tho sale and givo them a hearing,
Mr. Eberleln nnd Mr. Bradbury
testified. .' ';'''"'
) Tho local newspaper did not know
lot their presenco here, nor Hid tho
j public In gencVul know that tho com
mission had been in' Klamath county
before tho dato Of Juno 5 for tho
purpose of Investigating the con
tract, Mr. Eberleln ald.
Only an Associated Press dftpatch
from Yroka, California, gavo tho
public any knowledge of the visit of
tho commission here. In that dis
patch It was stated that tho com
mission had spent several days In
Klamath Falls and. then1 had been
oscortod to Copco on tho Klamath
river by officials ot tho California
Oregon Power company, Mr. Eber
leln. said. The nrtlclo quoted one of
tho members of tho commission as
Btntlng ho was fully satisfied with
the contract and would recommend
Its adoption by the government, the
witness testified.
Mr. Eberleln said that Indications
pointed to tho board remaining un
der cover during -their presence in
Klamath Falls. '
' Tho district went on record as op
posing tho porsonnol of tho local ap
praisal hoard which was chosen for
tho purposo of ascertaining the value
ON-TIME DEUVERE3'e
TrtEV MAKE .
THEIR PROMtSES
TrtEV NEVER BREAK.
There are' several roa3ons
why Mr. Party Is happy.
Ho fllUos tho rapid transit
way wo schedule our deliv
eries. Your clock la our
ttma tnblo.' We'll get your
ordor there when wo pnim
lsod to. - I . . !
Watch
for Mr.
Party
Happy
5 me d&to&.J&et
is
nollcu of (win been duly' i
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NEW TODAT
TWO YOUNO. FARM Kits, one mar
ried, want runch to rent or work
on shares,, Address Mack Rey
nold, euro Herald. 29-1
FOR RENT Furnished ono room
house. 2446 tyirrow Ave, Mills
Addition. 29-80
Oil BOY! what a lot of comfort
those rebuilt shoes give mo this
hot weather. Jack Frost, fith St.
did tho work, 27-30nt
WILL MEET YOU
Springs Natatorium;,
at
ho Hot
. .7-28
FOR SALE Lot 50x137, R. R. nd
dltlonr 8pur track In rear. In
quire, 029 Ho. 6th. ?-;29-Sl
WHILE AWAY YOUR IDLE hours
at the Hot Springs Nat&torlnm.
28-29
BUILDING. REPAIRING and Paint
ing, contract or day work. Try
us. Houk, room 200, Hopka Bldg.
If out leave note. 29-30
CASH PAID for Becond-IIand Fur
niture. Lucas Furniture. Phone
735. 29
A R E A L BARGAIN 1920 seven
passenger Hudson touring, good
rubber,, cxcollont mechanical con
dition. Lots ot extras. Acme
Motor Co. Phono 680. 29-30
FOR SALE
ONE OF THE NIFTIEST houses In'
town : 2 rooms, bath, garage, fur
nished. Now! $2500.00. Only
fJSW.OO down.
ROOM HOUSE with bath on large
corner lot, eloso in on paving,
$3700.00. $500.00 down.
BUY YOUR BUSINESS now and get
tnnt Summer trade, we havo sev
eral good money-making business
chances that don't come often.
IF. YOU HAVE $4500.00 we can lot
you in on a big money proposition.
Something different!
A VAULT DOOR and frame for salo.
MAGUIRE & MAGUIRE
, Insurance .
Realtors
, 816 Mnln 29-30
of Kcno and "Ankency canals. The
stipulation ot the sale was to the
effect that the canals would not be
sold for on amount less than the
appraised value.
The threo members of tho apprais
al hoard wore J. A. Gordon, R. E'.
Smith and a reclamation official.
Pointing out that they had no de
sire ts cast any reflection on the In
tegrity of Mr. Gordon in tho per
formance of his duties, the district
still' claimed in its testimony this
morning that Mr. Gordon was not
eligible for an appraiser because be
was the owner of stock In tho Cali
fornia Oregon Power company.
At this point. Chairman Campbell
remarked that ho' knew personally
that Mr. Gordon was the owner of
17 shares ot stock ot the California
Oregon Power company at the tlmo
ho acted as appraiser ot tho canals
for the government. Tho district
also set forth that the reclamation
official could not act as a disinter
ested Judge. '
"That appraisal board should
have "been composed of absolutely
disinterested parties", Mr. Carnahan
claimed. "If the case was tried in
tho courts, no ownors ot shares in
the California Oregon Power com
pany would be allowed to sit on the
Jury, .would they?" "
An element of humor was inject
ed Into tho hearing when Mrs. H. R.
Reynolds of Portland, owner ot prop
erty in tho Klamath Irrigation (lis
trict, told tho board that sho was of
tho opinion that most ot the politic
ians handling public money were in
clined to be crooked. '
"I want it made clear that I mean
men," she said. "We women haven'l
had a chance yet."
"If I bought," Governor Camp
boll replied, "that all government
officials wore such as you claim, I
would move out ot tho country." ,. .
Mrs. Reynolds testified that she
had not boon Informed of the trno
facts concerning ; tlio" sale of X the
cnuals and hance she voted against
tho district- bidding for tho canalV
Sho said that the straw ballot sway1'
ed hor in her decision.
Wo got down into today. Tho
alarm' clock rang , but yo decided
mnybo It was the wrng number.
Women and elephants are afraid
of mice. Men, howover, aro afraid
ot all three of them.
CLASSIFIED AD SECTION
WANTED
WANTKIJ Two young ladles or a
couple to room -nnd board in pri
vate homo. Address Box M. Cr,
Herald. . 20-30
LET US CLEAN YOUR OFFICE,
' your store, your house, wash your
windows. Satisfaction our motto,
City references. 607 Main Street,
Phono 6S3J. A12-M14
W A N T E D Woman for general
housework. Phone 134 or call
29 Third St, 28-30
WANTED A couple of good strong
office chairs for the Herald otflce,
25-30
WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax
ing, house cleaning and Janitor
service, iteiersnces. A. M.
Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tt
AUTO LAUNDRY PHONE 833,
Spring and Esplanade streets
Cars called for and delivered.
John Proctor, Prop. M5-J4
HOUSEKEEPING by competent col
ored woman. Apply 325 Com
mercial St. M28-J3
WANTED C ash register.
371. Lorenz Co.
Phone
28-3
EXPERIENCED TYPIST wishes
position, can do bookkeeping.
Phono 829 or 114-J. 28-30
SHINGLING WANTED How about
that new roof this year. Work
guaranteed. Rima. Phone 850.
'. ; 27-4
WANTED Camp or ranch cooking
by middle aged woman. Rebecca
-S. Yocom, 927 "Walnut. 27-29
MJBCKLLA. EOCS
SEE CONNOLLY BROS. SADDLERY
for fishing tackle, sporting goods,
awnings and ' auto tops; shoes,
clothing and canvas goods. 914
918 Main StreeL M23-J23
NO INTEREST. Our Summer
Phonograph Sales Campaign is
based on "No Interest" on any
make of phonograph and "better
' terms." Wise Buyers trade with
Tho Earl Shepherd Co., 507 Main
Street. M25-J23
PHONE 911-W for painting, tinting,
and all paper cleaned. M25-J6
NOTICE All barber shops wiH be
open Saturday, May 30 and re
main closed all day Monday, June
1. ' 28-30
A L L O V E R WHITE WAITRESS
Aprons, on Baler at -Bee Begins for
only $1.65. , .,,28-29
STOP PAYING BIG RENT I will
build for you for 65 ot the cost
of material. Phone 503-W' be
J tween 7 a. m. and 6 p. m. J. P.
Erhart for appointments. 27-2
CUSTOM BILT SHIRTS made to
order. Once a Custom Bilt al
ways a Custom BilL Samples.
Phone 109. A. R. Renner.
. - M20-J20
ROBERTS HAND TAILORED Suits,
best grade worsteds, fit perfectly
and made right. Hundreds of
satisfied Klamath customers are
my best references. See my line
of samples. , I'll bring them to
you. Phone 109. A. R. Renner.
M20-J21
PRIVATE SANITARIUM ,.
; Wordea and 11th Sts.
Phone 718-W
' Medical, surgical, maternity cases.
Special rates to convalescents. A
graduate nurse in attendance.
Maternity cases given s-iecinl care.
Rates while waiting. All doctors
-welcome. M4-J4
TRIANGLE CAFE The puce to get
, good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
' 633 Main street. Phone 624. tl
DON'T THROW AWAY a good pair
ot shoes that only need a new
solo. We repair them as good as
new.' Goodyear Repair Shop, 121
N. 8th St. ' . 16-2201
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
. Send them to the Goodyear. Shoe
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We
pay the return postage.
NASH SUITS AND ... OVERCOAT?
. hand tailored to measure, $23.50,
; direot to woarer. Phone 445R
for samples. Howard Ferguson,
1646 Johnson Ave. . M12-J12
ANY KIND OF TEAM WORK, day
or contract. Phone 94. 26-36
JFOR REX?
FOR RENT 3 room apt. and sloep
;jing porclVt .- Peerless Lunch. 26-1
FOR RENT-J-Lnrgo 3 room furnish
: ed apartment, down stairs, adults
" only.; 439 10th St. , 27-2.
FOR RfaNT Bedroom In now home,
use' of, phona and' bath. , Phono
, 273-M. 521 Washington. 28-30
FOR RENT Now 4 room houBe in
Mills Addn., near school. Klam
ath Falls Auto Co. Phone 246-R.
". ", . ' ', . .' '' 20-29
ONE BLEEPING
ROOM
9th St..
for rent.
28-30
Inquire 319 N,
Murphey's
-Phone 87 :
SPANISH WAR VKTKIlAXS
ATTENTION !
Memorial Day, May 30th, A
semblo at City Cometory tit 7:46 a.
m. sharp for exorcises thcro. Visit
ing Comrades Invited.
Applegnto Camp No, 26, U, S. W.'s
V H. W. Buthlany, Adjustnnt.
' adv. 28-29
liOST AND FOUND .;tsviMi.
LOS T Small blnck route' book. "
Finder plcaso return to Klnniatti'Kil
Superior Laundry. , 28-2,9,
LOS T Boston terrier bull dog; ,
female, white and brown .ears,
white spot on back. Reward it,.'
returned to 820 Oak St. Frank'
Bachclll. 28-30-'"
FOR SALE
$23.60 $$29.50 and $32.50, high
est grade all wool suits tailored ,
to measure. . Guaranteed.. 1 0 0 4.,
Main Street. 21-21-
FOR SALIS Dairy cows, with or -without
milking machine; would ,
trade for stock cattle. Phono.
ll-F-12. Box 636, City. 25-30
CERTIFIED CHICKS
REDUCED PRICES for May Bnd-' ,
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."
Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds and.:
Black Mlnorcas flock matlngs, '
15.' ''"Special matlngs In Reds; :
. and Rocks, $18. Extra special-: ,
, matlngs, $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
ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAINS,"
$1.25 per gallon. Patterson, 630
South 6th. 4-30
PRETTY SILK PAJAMAS on
sale '
at Bee Begins for only $3.95.
8-29.
FOR SALE Ford touring, 1917,
now In use, looks good, good tires,
for quick sale, $75. Call PerklnB.
Furniture.- : 28-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Near Portland, 6 ' Acres excellent '
garden soil, all In crops. Com
fortable 7-room house, large barn,,,
garage, chicken house, fruit, ber-.
ries. Living creek, good well, elocr.;
trie lights. About four blocks to'
station on Oregon Electric. Free
of incumbrance. C a a h value, -.
$5500. Will exchange for desir
able residence property in Klam
ath Falls. Write owner. Box 15,
Cr. Herald. 28-29 "
FOR RENT OR SALE! Three room ;
house. Inquire 319 N. 9th St.
28-30
BIG SHIPMENT OF HATS Just re- ;
ceived at Bee Begins Dress 8hop"
at .129 So. 7th St., opposite Tele
phone office. . . . 28-29
FOR SALE! Modern little furnished '
cottage, bath and garage. Can be
seen by appointment only. Price
$2500. Small payment down, bal
ance like rent. Box 7, Herald
office. 28-30
ANOTHER SHIPMENT ot pretty-.
dresses just arrived- at -Ben
Begins Dress Shop. ,i . 28-29
FOR SALE One lot: 76 foot front.
Joins river. Inquire in rear 834
Conger Ave. " 28-30
FOR SALE Farm of 80 acres, good
soil. 42 -acres under irrigation.
Balance easily lrrigatod. . Near
school on market road. Price very
reasonable. Might exchange for
house and lot in Klamath Falls.
Phono 516. ' . 27-2
FOR SALE $125.00 Victroln and
records, almost new for $60.00
cash. Phone 311. 26-2
FOR SALE 2 room house, V aare
land, near city limits. Price
$1250. $200 will handle. Fred
BueBing, Real estate, 1020 Main
Street, . 25-30
FOR BEE HIVES AND SUPPLIES
Call at 324 N. 11th St. 19-1
FOR RENT Furnished
1125 Main St; ,
apartment,
27-29
FOR SALE 16 A No. 1 Cows; 16
No. 1 heifers all giving milk; 20,
holfor calves; registered Durham '
bull; 2 Jorsoy bulls. H. B. Itoyso, '
Midland, Oregou, , '-27-9
FOR: SALE 75 lb.' Refrigerator,
$15.00; No. 4 Univorsnl broad
mixer, $1.25; Couch t5.00: Porch
, swing, $3.00; 2 A-Box Scout cam
eras end developing outfit, 13.00.
614 Grant Avenue.; . 27-28
FOR SALE Bed davonport, almost
now. Call 746-11 or at 1053 Wall
Street. . JS7-29"!
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