WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1025
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KLAMATH. FALLS OREGON
WHERfc PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR
Fred Westcrfeld, D. D. S.
X-IUy Laboratory
Loom I Building
Phono 434-W
Klamath Falla. Oregon
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATIIIO PHYSICIAN
. . AND BURnEtill ' . !
O((to and Rosidonco Phone 111
I. O. 0. Temple
'.. J. C CLEGHORN ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
AND SURVEYOR ,
Phone 16 2-J 133 8. Rlvoraldo
- DR. J. a GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
70B Main 8t. Phono 133-W
Make mid grind Glasses. Dupll
cato broken tonsm, repair Iramoa
'IV ,,:..:-.; ' V , .
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fnnturvr lor
The nqn Concrete Hollow-Wall
DulldliiR Ilrlck (or Founda
tion!, Walla, Uulldlngi, elo.
.'- .j- : - f'.. 't
Abanlutel Fire and WeMhor
Proof at a cost loan tlinn anv
othor form ot manonry,
Stona-TIle ' conatruiniiia ollm
Inutos upkaop expenan, In ln
dontiuotlblo,. and It apprnvvd
' bjr the ' boat artbltoots and
bullderi.
CiioYo'l n a tia for
Stucco flntxh '
: ut n Estlmnto Tour Job
Oth and Market. Phono 082 W
Concrete Pipe Co.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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DRUGS
Klamath Lodge
Directory a
M. W. A.
Meets First and Third
Wednesdays -
Odd Follows Hall
C! L. Edwards, Clerk.
1335 Lakevlow Ave.
B. P. 0. ELKS Meets
Thursday evening. Visit
ing mombora welcome.
Elka Temple, Srd Main
Charlton Currln, Exullod
Ruler. Tom lSoiiell, 8bu
IC of C. Council No. 2255
Moottngn: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tnoadara
.Lyceum Hall, 8th and
High VlaUIng KnlghU
wolcome
Chaa, Patteraon, 0. K.
American Legioq
Klamath Post No. 8
Meetings 1st aud 8rd
Tueadiiys. Court House
Plolie (52-W
Professional Cards
; Dr. Philip Cole
Q'oneral Practice of DontlBtrr
Open Evenings by Appointment
Phono COil 518 Main
Ovor Moe'a Stors
FRIGID AIRE
t , i ,Soo Pago , 73
hU EvunltiR Post June 6 r
Ulig's Electric Shop
Opp. Post Office .
M. H, WILSON j
Stenographer--Notary Public
; Mall Advertising
408 Main Stroot Phono 20B-W
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INCOME TAX
BEING PAID
SAI.EM. Ore, Juno 10.--Slnco
Juno 4, when waivers ot penalty
and Intermit on delinquent Income
taxes crimed, tbo total collected
under the Income tax act of 1923,
now rcpuulod, has mounted rapidly,
mid tins now rvacritv. approximately
$2,325,000. At the time tho Ihw
wbh enacted It wnx estimated the
oct would yield J 1.250.000.
Last week clone nearly $400,000
was received, of wlilch $356,000
wh ti-rr-rt r-r f the state Irilas.-
urer. .Sotim lurnovcrs have not yet
been mndo by the tax commission
Ono big corporation alono remitted'
an additional $50,000. .
. While some of tho receipts rep-1
resent fourth Installment payments
by tho tax payors nnd sources un
covered by field Investigations, by
far the most of It Is a result of tho
supremo court opinion holding that
corporations are to be taxed on
their dividends, whllo taxes paid by
Individuals on their dividends from
corporations nro to bo refunded.
The refunds to Individuals, In the
opinion of Earl Fisher, state tax
commissioner, will not bo more
than one-third of tbo taxes on
dividends pnld by corporations.
Refunds to individuals are to bo
'deducted from tlio $400,000 ro-
colvod lust week and will slightly
cut down tho approximate total ot
$2,325,000.
Tho . additional payments now
coming in from corporations on ac
count ot dividends will, according
to Statu Tronaurcr Kay, cut down
considerably tho deficit to bo faced
by tho stato during (the present bi
onnlum, ., , !
liobuod hnir is nil right. Wo know
It Is, bocnuse a professor of psych
ology says It Isn't.
Vochatzer Bros.
WKtli DRILLERS
Phone 225-R :
. 1731 Melrose ,
Estimatoa glvon on wnter
systems. ,. Prices Reasonable
Klamatlv Falls Susanville Inter-state
Stage ' ' Franl; M. Upp, Owner' .
Leaving Klnmns Falls Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7 a. m..
Ar. Klaiunth Falls, Tuosday, Thoursdny, Saturday 5:30 p. m.
10 hour trips.
Connecting at Susanville with llano,' West wood and points
east aud south . -
' OFFICE 1018 MAIN STREET
Opposite Post Office
RISE TO PAH OF
P010 STERLING
TO HELP MARKET
Lumber Division Chief Says
Better Exchange Will
Stimulate Buying
WAHIIINQTON, D. C "Tho, re
turn of tho pound sterling to par
is likely to result In aomewhat freer
buying1 of lumber In ratio at least
to tho betldr British rate of ex
clmngn," say J, C. Nollls, assist
ant chief of tho lumber division of
the department of commerce. Dis
cussing sterling parity and Drlt
li;)i lumber buying, Mr. Nellla con
tinues: "A greater Increase In lumber
purchasos may bo expected by rea
son of tho strengthened flnaltlal
position allowing construction ' de
velopments even larger than so fur
proposed. Further Industrial de
mand should similarly Increase.
However, tho United iKIngdom 14
tho focus of world lumber ship
ments and getn Its supplies of lum
ber from a dozen or more ot coun
tries. Tho greater part' of threo bil
lion feet Imported each year are
softwoods. These woods corns from
northern and eastern Europe and
North America. There Is a surplus
of softwood lumber this year in
northern Europe. Eastern Canada
Is looking to tho United Kingdom
to replace tho market In the United
States lost to Pacific coast woods.
These nnd other countries will mako
every effort to Increase their sales
to the United Kingdom this year.
Our softwood exporters therefore
may expect keen competition except
In exclusive United Stutes grades or
sizes. Our hardwood exporters may
expect continued competition with
European, and Japanese hardwoods.
Our exporters of specialties, such as
doors and plywood may expect
European producers to seek British
business more than ever." .
Scenery Seen As
Settler's Lure
That Oregon, In need of more set
tlers, has within her borders won
derB. that would draw people hero
from all sections of the world was
tho contention of Professor J. B.
Horner of the history department of
O. A. C, noon speaker at today's
fornm luncheon. "
Horner devoted his talk to a re
cital of the wonders to bo found
in Klamath county and in the state
at large. ' '
llo told of tho geological history
of tho state and of evidences- that
this section in ages past had had
both a tropical and a frigid climate,
nt wltloly varying times.
"Oregon needs mora people and
If sufficient publicity were given
those' . matters the people would
come," he declared. .
"The troublo with us hero a that
wonders are so commonplace as to
excito no comment and wo negloct
to tell the outside world about
thorn."
Professor Hornor, under tho guid
ance of Captain O. C. Applegate, will
spend the next three days In an e.v
plorntion of various points of inter
est In this county.
Tho expeditions will leave Morrill
promptly at 7:00 oJclock oach morn
ing and nnyona washing to- accom
pany them was oxtende'd an Invita
tion to do so by Horner.
A truck driver failed to beat a
tral-n in Cairo, 111.
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NKW rUONK NUMBERS
business office of The Hdrald,
business office of Tho Herald,
' plenso call TAO
708
4: For tho editorial and news de-
j ' partniout call gg
HEW TOW AT
WANTED Single! man, 25 to 35
years of ago for general office
work. Must be quick and accur
ate at figures and able to use
typewriter. Knowledge of figur
ing lumber an advantage. Out 'of
town. Cood wages for right man.
Address K Lumber Co., care of
tbo Herald office.; 10-13
FORD TOURIKfi, 1917, good condi
tion, tires and appearance, very
. reasonable, account removal. See
at Perkins Furniture Store. 10
FOR RENT Largo front room for
two mrin. Single beaVa. 901 Pino
Ht. Phono 353-W. 10-12
FOR RENT Sleeping room with
bath adjoining. 730 N. 9th St.
9-15
DISTRICT MANAGERS and deput
ies wanted for The Pacific Wood
men Life Association. Legal Re
serve Company writing term.
Straight Life and Twenty Pay with
double indemnity. Assets $120,
000,000. F. A. Beard, State
Manager, 316 U. 8. Nat'l. Bank
Bldg., Salem, Oregon. 10-12
FOR RUNT 2 room house. Rea
sonable. Phone 920. 10-11
FOR RENT Smell furnished apt.
103 Pino Street. 10-12
WANTED Young man between 18
and 25, high school or business
college graduate, must oe good
typist, prefer oho with knowledge
of shorthand. Opportunity to af
filiate with one of Oregon's larg
est growing Industries. Apply in
own handwriting giving qualifica
tions in full. P. O. Box 1132,
Klamath Falls. , 10-12
1924 BUICK SIX, only run 9900
miles, best of condition, many ex
tras, 5 new pressure cords. Will
take late model light car in trade.
Powell & Dale. Motor Co., 8th and
Klamath. Phone 319. 10-13
WANTED Girl to learn cleaning
and pressing. Sixth Street Clean
ers. 10
THE SIXTH STREET CLEANERS
will call, press, and deliver your
suit for 75c. 224 So. 6th Street.
Phone 49-J. J10-J10
FOR SALE Lloyd baby carriage,
good condition. Phone 228-M or
call 317 North 10th, 10-11
, PIANO TUNING
Apply W. H. Morgan at . The Earl
Shepherd Co. Adv. 10-12
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OFTAX SaCe
Public notice is hereby given that
pursuant to the real estate tax judg
ment and decree of the Circuit Court
In the County of Klamath In the
Stato of Oregon, and an order of
sale duly issued by said Court, en
tered the Sth day of June, 1925 in
proceedings in foreclosure ot tax
liens upon real estate, as per pro
visions of law, I shall on Saturday,
the 20th day of June, 1925, at 10
o'clock A.. M., at the front door of
tho court house In the city ot Klam
ath Falls and County of Klamath,
State ot Oregon, in the manner pro
vided by law, sell the following de
scribed land and lot, or so much of
each of thorn as shall be sufficient to
satisfy the full amount of taxes,
assessments, penalties, interest, and
costs, adjudged to be due thereon,
as follows, to-wlt:
The north half of the northeast
quarter of Section 20, Township ,41,
Range 12, in Klamath County, Ore
gon. Amount ot Judgment tor
Taxes, Penalty, Interest and Costs,
$1897.10. .Coats, $37.55. Total,
$1934.65.
i In Witness Whereof, I have here
unto affixed my hand officially this
Sth day ot June, A. D. 1925.
, . HURT E. HAWKINS,
. Sheriff of Klamath County,
June 10-17. , . State of Oregon.
, We liko spring better than we
like fall because you can't make
cranberry shortcake.
Saw a hot dog yesterday with Its
tonguehanging out.
R. Von Berthelsdorf
House Painting and Decorating
Honest work at Moderate Prices
Phone 659W 1810 Melrose
BOSTON BEAUTY
SHOP
Winters Building
Violet Ray facial and scalp
-treatment, facial packs, marcell
ing, ' and shampooing, , French
paper wave.
For appointment Phono 311 ;
, GLOHENNA WARREN, Trop.
rf&& ' 1040
W Slreel
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. WANTKD
WANTED Plain sewing and wash
ing. Phone 344-R. 8-11'
WORK WANTED Woman wants
laundry work to do at home.
Phono 880. , 9-11
DATES OPEN AFTER JUNE 15th
for first-class papering. We em
ploy two first-class paper hangers.
Pattersons, 630 South Sth. 8-15
PIANO TUNING Apply W. H. Mor
gan, at the Earl Shepherd Co.
9-15
EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper wishes
position either as such or general
offico work. Phono 35. 8-11
WINDOW CLEANINO, floor wax
ing, house cleaning and janitor
service. References. A. M.
Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf
LOST AND FOCNl
LOST Ladies Elgin wrist watch at
Scandinavian Hall, May 28th. Re
turn to F. Henriot, 234 Main St.
Reward. 8-13
FOR- RENT
FOR RENT Modern furnished apt.
Corner Cedar and Pine. . Phone
516. 9-15
FOR RENT Two room large airy
apartment with bath in connection,
furnished or unfurnished. 611 S.
8th. Phone 586-J. y 9-10
FOR RENT Sleeping room with
bath for employed person. 526 N.
8th St. , , 9-11
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms.
919 Walnut. , 9-11
BOARD, Room, Bath for clean, re
spectable gentleman. Phone 4 83R
8-11
PRIVATE TUTORING in all gTade
classes begin June 15. Rates rea
sonable. 310 N. 9th St. Phone
226-R. ' 8-13
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 347
North Ninth. . 8-10
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms.
Phone 428-M. , 8-10
FOR RENT Front bedroom In pri
vate home, Use of phone and bath.
Phone 264-J. -612 N. 8th St. 8-11
FOR RENT Sleeping room. ' Hot
and cold water. 1018 Washing
ton. Phone 325'. 8-13
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE German Roller singer
canary bird and Hendrix brass
cage. Phone 581. . , 9-11
FOR SALE Olds "8 seven pas
senger. Patterson, 6th St. 9-11
FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE,
320 acres Poe .Valley, partly im
". proved. Pattersons, 6th St. 9-11
FORD TOURING CAR with starter
and extras for sale. $160.00 cash.
: Bargain. 423 Michigan Ave. 9-1.5
FOR SALE By owner, new, mod
ern 5-room colonial bungalow on
pavement in Hot Springs Addition.
Hardwood flpors, fireplace, tiled
drain boards, ullt-in kitchen.
Street t improvement - and sewer
paid In full. Price $5500.00. For
permission to inspect phone 5.72,
6-12
FOR SALE--Three and one-half ton,
truck in fine condition! Will sell
cheap; and give terms to respon
sible party. Telephone J. Hs Denl-
.' son at Medford. Phone Medford
73. " - 6-12
FOR SALE Buick truck, express
type, late model, driven only 7000
' miles. Floyd Henriot, 234 Main.
. I 4-10
FOR SALE Jane ate cake"- and
Jane ate jelly, Jane went to bed
with a pain -in her ; Now
don't be misled, tho Hurry Cash
- Grocery still sells the best home
made CAKES In town. 8-9-10
FOR SALE Logging trailer, In
first class condition, new tires.
Inquire at 230 West Main St.,
Medford, or phone Medford 73.
.-:-;. , ; 6-12
BUILDING ROCK FOR-SALE.
Phone 682-W. , 30tt
CERTIFIED CHICKS
REDUCED PRICES tor May and
June. White Leghorns Careful
. ly seleoted, two-year and older
hens, mated, to males of Holly
wood, Hanson and Tnncred strains
ot high double pedigree records.
$42 per 100; $113 per 1,000.
Brown Leghorns, $12 per 100.
Barred Rocks, H. I. Rods and
Black Minorcas flock matlngs,
$16. Special Dialings In Reds
and Rocks,, $18. Extra special
matlngs. $25 per 100. A member
of the Glenn County Certified
Flock Association, a charter mem
ber ot the California Baby Chick
Association; tiff (Hated with the
International Baby Chick Associa
tion, ,Our 25 th year of Success
. ful hatching.
ORLAND HATCHERY
Orland, Glenn County, Calif. 29tf
MISCF.LLANKOUS
SAVE MONEY by using Raw-s!u:h'g
Good Health" Products. Highest
Quality. Lowest Prices. Call or
Phone 911-J. 330 N. 11th Bt. 8tf
ROBERT3 HAND TAILORED Suits,
best grado worsteds, fit perfectly
and made right. Hundreds of
satisfied Klamath cuntomora are
my best roforenoos. See my line
of samples. ' I'll bring them to
you. Phono 109. A. R. Ronner.
M20-J21
DON'T THROW A WAT a good pair
of shoes that only need a new
sole. We repair them as gocd as
new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121
N. 8th St. 16-22at
NASH SUITS AND OVERCOATS
hand tailored to measure, $23.50,
direct to wearer. Phone 445R
fop samples. Howard Ferguson,
1645 Johnson Ave. M12-J12
FOR BEE HIVES AND SUPPLIES,
Call at 324 Nortn iitn at. 1-1 a -
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats, OPEN ALL NIGHT,
633 Main street. Phone 624. tf
PAY CASH AND PAY LESS for
paints, oils and varnish, deaden
ing felt, roofing and glosB. Pat
tersons,. 630 South 0th. - - -16
SEE CONNOLLY BROS. SADDLERY
for fishins tackle, sporting goods,
awnings and auto tops; shoes,
clothing and canvas goods- 914
918 Main Street.. . M23-J23
NO INTEREST., Our Summer
.Phonograph Sales Campaign Is
based on "No Interest" on any
make ot phonograph and "bettor
terms." Wise Buyers trade with
The Earl Shepherd Co.. F07 Main
Street. . M26-J23
PHONE 911-W for painting, tinting,
and all paper cleaned. , M25-J6
CUSTOM BILT SHIRTS made . to
- order. Once a Custom Bilt al
- ways a Custom Bilt. Samples:
Phone 109.; A. R. Renner. -
, . M20.-J20
SHOES REPAIRED BTr MAhV
Send them to the Goodyear Shoe
' Repair Shop, 121 N. 8tb St. We
. pay the return postage.
LEGAL NOTICES
XOTICE OP SALE
BY GUARDIAN
Irf the County Court of the State
of Oregon; in and for Klamath
County. . -: ' , - '" j
Guardian of Ernest 'Dale Soule' and
Don Otey Soule', Minors
-Rose Otey Soule', guardian.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue jt an order of the Honorable
R. H. Bunnell, County Judge for
Klamath County, Oregon, made and
entered in the above Guardianship
on the 23rd day ,f May, 1925 tho
undersigned, Guardian ot the person
and estate of Ernest Dale Scnle' and
Don Otey Soule', minors will on or
after the 26th day of June, 1925,
sell at private sale for cash, or part
cash with security on property fcr
unpaid portion of purchase price,
the herein after described property
and. any and all right title. Interest
and estate that Ernest Dale Soule'
and -Don Otey Soule', minors, Heirs
of Steven Ernest Soule , had or
have In and to said Real Estate.
The property to be sold is particular
ly described as follows, to-wlt:
Lots 4 and 7 and that part of lot
11 lying between said lots 4 and 7
in block 50, First Addition to Klam
ath Falls, Oregon. .
: Lot 6 of Block 48, First Addition
and block 8"Ewauna Heights Addi
tion to the city of Klamath. Falls,
Oregon. -.
The South half of the South West
quarter and lots 3 and 4 all in sec
tion 30, township forty south, rang
fifteen E. W. M., Klamath County,
Oregon. .
, That each ot said parcels ot land
is tabasold separately. ... -
Bids for the said property will be.
received by the undorslgned at the
office of E. L. Elliott, 2-3 Sugar
man Bldg., Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Attorney for said Guardianship;
terms for said sale being cash or
part cash and security 10 per cent
of the amount bid to accompany
said bid, balance, to be paid upon
confirmation ot said sale by the
county court, of Klamath County,
Oregon.
ROSE OTEY SOULE,
Guardian of the estate ot Ernest
Dale Soule" and Don Otey Soule',
Minors. , 1 1
.VI 27, J 3-10-17-24.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
010845.' ,
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakevlew, Oregon,
April 25, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Hans Martinson, of Worden, Ore
gon, . who," on February 2, 1920,
mndo Homestead Entry, No. 01084R,
for Lot 9, Sec. 15 & Lot 17, Section
16, Township 40 S., Range 8 E.,
Willamette Meridian, has fled
notice of intention to make Throe
Year Proof, to 'establish claim to
the land above described, before
C. It. DeLap, Couuty Clerk, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 17th
day ot June, 1025. . v
Claimant names a; witnesses:
R. W. Nelson, C. J. McCollOm,
C. M. Wilson, D. L. Gordon, all of
Worden, Oregon. .
F, P. LIGHf, Roglster.
A29, Mfi-13-20-27, J3-10. ; ,
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Sup p Lie s
MurpheyY Seed Store
Phone 87 - 906 Main
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