The Evening herald., June 02, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

"TTTE EVENING TUHJI'XIX) '
TUESDAY," Jim 2.lf25
Group Life Insurance
Protects the Millwprker
Accidents Will Happen-Why Run Risks?
All kinds of Insurance Surety Bonda
Loans on your home, old or new
No UrokeruRo or Overhead Expense
Perry DeLnp Mgr. Loan Dept.
: JAMES H. DRISCOLL
206-207 Mart Bldg.
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap
Practically all items
for construction or re
pair work
Drive out and look it
over
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
COURTS
KLAMATH VALLEy
HOSPITAL I
Centrally Located
403 Pine Phone 497
Oraduala nuro earn In con
finement at homo ennnot Ik
mndn 10 npual such euro In
tho hospital.
Cheaper
Wood
BLOCK WOOD
is down to the bargain
SUMMER PRICES
Order a couple of loads
each month through the
summer at these cheap
prices and you will be
prepared for winter
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
lorU
Hmmiol L, Ilummor, wldowor to
IS. M. Chllcota ul ill, lot 4 block 7,
Kulrvlow Addition No. 2.
J 111:1 en M. Ili'll ut ux to Mi F.
I'nrkor ot ux, lot 11 und northoust-
orly 0110 half of lot 13, block 12,
lint Hprlnits Addition,
Mm. F. W. Dixon, single to Leo
I'opovlcli, lot 28, mill 20, block 17,
Industrial addition.
Alma (lurola ot vlr to Zantba
Mooro, los It, block 800, Durrow
Addition.
Tho K. I). CO., to Earl Uoot lot
12. block SO, lluuna Vista Addition
1). r. Muhuffey ot ux to KIhIo
KIiik Key luM 4A, 6A, block 3,
Railroad Addition.
H. Plnckort ot ux to Ilort C.
Thomas at ux, lot 7, block 12, First
Addition.
O. C. Applegato el al to J. S. Ren
fro, lot tOO. block 103, Mill Addl
lion. '
Erod Pedoraon to Halph E. Cll
.hrlts ( 1 00 ucb.) BWV4NEH. SK
SW'.i, SB'iNW.i of 80c. 11, T.
24, It. S.
Allco Josophlno Fink & Anna
Harriot laaacaon to Clara 1'rlco,
part lota 1, 2, block 43, Nichols
Addition.
N. II. Martin ct ux to Ellinboth
Alien, M. and II. description In
Klamath Addition.
Early Pioneer Of
State Passes Away
ROHEHUKG, Oro Juno 2.
Simon It. Lano, son of Joseph It.
I.ano, tho first torritorlul Rovurnor
of OrKon, illod horo yostorday at
tho anu of 03 years. Mr. Lane wna
born In Indiana, February 2D, 1832,
nnd ciimo to Oregon In 1863, fol
lowing bin fnthor'1 first term In
congress. Soon after his arrival bo
entered th mercantile business,
being located In Winchester. Rose
burg and Umatilla Landing succes
sively between tho years of 1854
and 1804. In tho liitlor yoar ho ro
tlrud from business. Ho took up tho
pursuit of agriculture, oporntlnR
tho old I.iinn ranch oast ot Roso
burg until 1001.
Hall's Cat arrb
Medicine Sld:rh"-
rid your system of Catarrh or Dcafnea
caused by Catarih.
UU h !' ft Mr 40 ym
1. CHENEY & CO- TUdo. OhSc
No More Waivers
Will Be Granted
On Income Taxes
SALEM, Oro., Juno 2. Tho stain
tax commission yastordny voted
that after Juno 4 no moro walvors
will bo Rrnntad on ponally and In
to root on dollnquont Htuto Incomo
tnxos undor tho act of 1023, now
ropoulod. Undor an act of tho 1925
luRlslnturo pvnnlty nnd Inturoat
woro waived tip to nnd Including
Juno 4.
It Is ostlmntod tnnt in dollnquont
tnxoa, ponalty, Intarost and corpo
rate dividends ovor $500,000 ro
mnlna yat to bo collected. About
$250,0000 has boon collected slnco
tho flrnt of tho your, and tho total
colloctod undor tho 1023 act Is now
about 12,020,000. Tuxes on corpo
rate dividends aro now boliiR col
loctod undor a supremo court do
clslon holding that thoso could not
be doductod from tho tnxed roturns
of corporations.
Council Grants
Building Permits
Muddlng permits totaling nonrly
$20,000 wore granted lust night at
tho regulur mooting ot tho city
council, as follows:
Geo. Rhumwny, throo dwellings,
(5500; II. W. Borch, dwolling.
$1000; O. W. Thurman, dwolling,
.$160; C. E. Farroll, dwolling, $150;
'stolln Mnng, addition, $150; It. W.
Clay, porch, $500; C. Kayos, wood
ahod, $25; E. O. Clrovor, garage,
$100; C. M. Rood, addition, $50; W.
It, Dantord, lion houso, $25; A. Ol
son, dwolling, $125; II. Hon, dwol
ling, $500; J, M. Mooro, dry room,
I $575; Concrete Plpo Co., foundry
'bldg., $0000; T. Masnoy, dwolling,
$2000; II. E. (lots, dwelling, $1676;
O. D. Mnthows, romodollng, $1000;
K. T. Baldwin, garago, $160.
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS
Member of Altar Huciety to Meet
With MInh Modiottnx
St, Mury's Altar Society will hold
Its rogulur mooting at tho home of
MIhb Ida Moo'.iottaz, 130 High streot
tills ovonlig nt 7:30 o'clock. Host
esses for tho ovonlng will bo Mrs.
U. Noud, Miss Cecolla Hahun and
Miss Ida Mochottaz.
BUNNELL PAYS VISIT
A. Ilunncll In From Itnncli tor tho
Dny 011 Business
DR. SHARP LOCATES
Hnn Francisco Physician to M.ikc
Future Homo Horn
A. Bunnell, prominent farmer of
Hoar Hluklo Bridge, was In the clly
today altondliig to biiHlmms niutlors.
Mr. Uunnoll recently moved to his
now ranch.
MOE'H BALK OK PROGRESS
BEGINS FRIDAY, JUNE BTH
Dr. P. W. Sharp, rocontly ot Sun
Francisco, has takon offlcos In tho
Hopka building nnd will bo ready
to practice his profession within a
tow duya. Dr. Sharp In a grttituDlo
of tho University ot California.
MISS JENKINS LEAVES
Will Spend Vacation In Hun Fran
cisco Visit liiC Friends
Allan Inez Jenkins ot tho Flrnt
National bnnk Inft Motulav for Run
At Moo's 0th Annual Halo of Prog-, PpnlIclllc0i w)loro ,, wllI gpon1 tn0
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EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
THERE'S chic sa well as comfort
to this alwvelvss night gown ot
satin striped voile with r.-d
popples gracing Its' surface. T
ties at tho shoulder and belt are ot
red ribbon, and the aklrt is cut In
points flnUhod with a plcot edge.
It la different, at any rate.
Applegate Will
Take Party To
Old Battlefield
Under the guidance ot Captain
O. C. Applegato a parly from Klam
11 1 h Aguncy will be tukun through
the baltlo grounds of the Mod.ic
War In tho lava bods next Sunday.
Captain Applegato will act as
guldo and historian for tbo party.
Ho reported that others desiring to
Join tho parly will bo welcome
Professor II jrnor, hoad of tho
science dvparlmout ot Oregon Agri
cultural College, will upend some
tlmo In the lava beds thli summer,
arriving horo Juno 10.
Ho will be accompanied by a
large parly and all ot tho interest
ing historical places In tho lava
beds will be visited.
FROM ROCKY I-OIXT
Kuaiiicss Mini of Rocky Point Pays
lltiim-H Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I.c.ullt mo
tored to tho city from their home
nt Rocky Point yesterdny. Mr.
Lcavltt Is manager ot tlm Rocky
Point resort.
RENEW SCHOOL
Spring Lnko HiillclhiR Put in Good
Coniltlon
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Within the space of five months, the Hupmobile Factory has become the
largest producer of Straight Eight Type Motors in the world.
This enables the above reduction and gives the public still greater value.
Before purchasing any automobile see and drive the Hupmobile Eight.
Prices delivered at Klamath Falls
Touring, 5 passenger . . . .2050.00 Coupe, 4 passenger ..... .2370.00
Roadster, 2 passenger .... 2050.00 Coupe, 2 passenger . . . . . . 2370.00
Roadster, 4 passenger .... 2150.00 Sedan, 5 passenger . ... . . 2480.00
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Klamath Avenue at Eighth Street
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County To Gain
By Re-Cruise Of
Timber Stands
A crew of decorators and painters
has completed ropalntlng the Spring
Lnko School building and is now pre
paring to ronovato tho Midland
school building.
LEAVE FOR COAST
Local (ilrls to Spend Summer ' on
Coos Ray
Ruby Smllh, Etliol Pearson and
Vera Downing loft today for Mirsh
tlold, whoro they oxpoct to remain
during the summor months.
FIFTY TROUT RAGGED
Anglers Report Good Catch on Jen
. ny Creek
A party composed ot Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Hardonbrook, BUI Nlt
scaolm and Eva Gordon spent Sun
day on Jonny Crook, catching In tho
neighborhood ot 60 mountain trout
and reporting an onjoyablo, though
damp, time.
STARRED I1Y NEURITIS
C. H. Ilnrnstnblo is confined to
his homo nt 301 High Btreot by a
sovero attack ot neuritis.
HERE FROM DORRIS
Mm. II. Crolsiint nnd daughter
from Dorrls woro business visitors
In KlmnnHi Falls yostorday.
I'HOM LAXGELL VALLEY
Mis; flruco Blown, accompanied
by hof motlior, both of . Langoll
Valley, Bpont Monday horo.
Moro than 400,000,000 feet of
Klamath county timber, uncruised
for 15 years. Is not now on the tax
lists ot the county, according to pre
liminary estimates of Edgar and
Lullisoa, timber cruisers, who have
been making a survey ot the situ
ation tor, the county court. -
The above flguro is based on the
fact that with only ono-seventu of
the timber area of the county emb
ed a little more than 66,000,000
feet has been found on which no
taxes are being paid, according to
the crulsors. This discrepancy ts
all due to growth within the past
15 years, since the last cruise was
taken, it Is said. '
About 85,000 acres yet remain to
be cruised. In the 15,000 acres
cruised. It was found that pine
beetles had damaged a little more
than 4,000,000 feet. . . ..
PR. XEWSOM WILL SPEAK
"Legion Endowment Fund and Doer-'
Iteclier Hospital" Subject .
Or. Q. 8, Nowam, overseas man
and at present In charge ot the lo
cal County Health Unit, will bo the
spoakor of the day at Wodnosday's
Forum Luncheon at tho Chamber of
Commerce. The luncheon will bo
held between 12:15 and 1:15 o'clock
and all those interested are urged
lo attend. As is tho rule with all
forum luncheons no solicitation will
bo mado. , ;.. , ,
BACK FROM MEUFORD .
Return From Visit With' Relatives
aud Friends at Mcdford
VISITS COUSIN
Visits Cousin Ybom lie Has not
Seen In Several Years
A. A. Ross ot Eureka, California,
spent yesterday in the city visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Conners. Mr. Rosa Is a cousin of Mr.
f'onners and this is the first visit
they have had in a number of years.
BORDINS RETURN'
Koine From Santa Clnra, California,
Where Son Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bordin and
son Harry returned Sunday from
Santa Clara, California, where
Harry just recently graduated from
the Santa Clara college, taking a
pre-Inw course.
O reets Vets
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sutton and
Mr. and Mrs. Lestes Sutton return
ed on Monday from Modtord whore
they spent several days visiting with
relatives and friends.
LEAVE FOR SILVERTON
To Spend Two Wwksj VIsltlnR
Friends- in Sllvcrton
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Mann will
leave In tho morning for Silverton,
Oregon, whoro thoy expect to spend
tho next tow weeks. Mrs. Mann will
stop ovor In Salem for a brlof visit
with friends whllo Mr. Mnnn trans
acts business in Portland. They
plan to make tho trip by motor.
During tholr absenco from tho city
tho Natatorlum will bo In chargo of
thlor son,. Norman.
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And throughout
the lummer,
Back East
summer excursion
tickets. Return
limit October 3 lw.
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ttls summer. Now plan to do more,
see more than any vacation you ever
had. . : "..
Join gay, laughing crowds on Call
fornia'a beaches; visit colorful cities
see the wondrous Puget Sound region;
include, too, one or more inviting
mountain resorts in your itinerary,.
Plan it now; let our agents help you.
And benefit by Southern Pacific's low
roundtrip
Summer Excursion Fares
effective up to and including Septem
ber 30th. Substantial reductions bring
an amazing number of trips within
your vacation budget.
For "Outing Resoru" foldm and compUtt , .
occurou traoel information, ik ,
Southern PactfEC
J. J. MILLER, D. F. & P. A.
517 Main St. Phone 709 Klamath Falls. Ore.
Bramwell Still
Sup't of Banks
SALEM, Juno 2. Attorney Gen
eral Van Winkle has given a verbal
opinion to Secretary ot State Kozer
to tho effect that Frank C. Bram
well is still state superintendent ot
banks, , notwithstanding the enact-j
ment of the new banking code. The
question had arisen whether or not
he was not automatically out ot of
fice when the now coda became ef
fective May 28, and whether, It he
rotalned tho office, he would have
to bo ro-olocted by the bunking
board.
leamfrumThosBWhomlHavaCured
Helen Hcnrlckson, tho beauty ot
hose back Is second only to that ot
lor profile, is prominently Identified
with preparations in her home town.
Inuha, for the convention ot the
Disabled American Veterans of ths
World War, to bo held there June.
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MOK'S SALE OF PROGRESS
BEGINS FRIDAY, JUNE OTH
Every Horn offered In Moe's An-
nual Sale of Progress will bo a price
surprise. Solo begins Friday, Juno I
5th, 0 a. in. Adv. 1-2 ' 1
MY FREE book on Piles and J
other Reclal and Colon dis
order! contains downs of letters volun
tarily written by prominent patients
whom I have cured. Many of these
cases were of over IS years standing,,
and had made invalids of the sufferers.)
Send or call for this book TODAY and
learn how these people, one and all, old
and young, were rettored to health.
M.iiiiiuw puvinvc is roy
WRITTEN CUARANTKC to
cure any cue ot Plln or RE- i
rvnu inarAllUI BfEJE,
DtAN M D Inr
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