The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 11, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHUI&AY, JUNE 11, 1921 THE EVENING HERALD TAGE SEVEN" THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD SECTION MOM'N POP "Amy is Some Adviser" BY TAYLOR i i 1 f Novg amv I'm going A Z- C HERE AMV !! - vvmat 7 t tOWNTOVNJN-VOU BE, y Vf f VJERE VOU D0IN9 OVER S '.'Ji" (A JF37 'FORGET .1 I ' .V , SJ WAVWS, ' UTTERS gg Wf ' WM C'f R.e60rH r .TW V;wtfc ',-sTi HERALD'S rOPAK I Leave Your 'Before 9 OtiocK-Yoar A.ri Pictures are 11 KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE LilUj'tYj THtlff Fred Wester f eld, D. D. S. X :injr Laboratory Loouils Building Phorm 44 W Klamath Falls. Oregon DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUnnrKOM Office mil Resldenco Phono 321 1. 0. O. F. Tumplo J. C. CLEGHORN civil engineer and surveyor Phone 192-J 133 S. Rlvoraido DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 70S Main St, Phono 133-W Mako and grind Glauses. Dupli cate broken lonsoa, repair frames A PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION ' Kxclnsivn Licensed Manu facturers for The now Concrota Hollow-Wall Building Ilrlek tor Founda tions, Walls, inilldlnns, etc. Absolutely Flin, and WoMhnr Proof at a cost loss than on' othor form ot masonry, Stono-TIln construction elim inates upkeep oxponso, Ik In dostiuctlblo, and Is opprovod by the bout architect and builders. Unexcelled as a base for Htuceo flnUh U)t us lOHtlitinto Your Job nth ami Market. Phone ftHUW Concrete Pipe Co. v m if BUSINESS DIRECTORY WORK Filttvs ready at" 5 DRUGS IStfij3SSS3 Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Moot! First and Third Wednesdays s Odd Follow Hull C. L. Edwards, Clerk. 11135 Lakuvlew Avo. B. P. 0. ELKS Meets Thursday evonlng. Visit ing plumbers welcome. Klki Tempi'!. 3rd .Mala Charlton Currln, F.raltod Ruler. Tom Doltell, Bee K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meutlngs: R' P. M. 2nd and 4tb Tuesdays Lyceum Hull. 8 th and High Visiting KnlghU wnlcomo Ohns, Patlorson, 0. K. J t n American-Legion Klamath POBt No. 8 Meetings 1st. and 3rd Tuajdnys.' Court House Basement Professional Cards Dr. Philip Cole Oonoral Praeyloo.pt DentlstrT Open Evenings by 'Appointment Phono tt!! BIS Main Over Moo's Store FRIGIDAIRE See Tnge 73 Ut. Evonlns; PoBt June 6 UJig's Electric Shop Opp. Post Office; , v ra. ii. vviLsuiN Stenographer- -Notary Public Mnll AdvorLisIng 400 Main Stroot Phone 20B-W mm 11 W sm Eugene Field hnd eight children, Ojicen Elizabeth liud reddish hair. Tides lire 54 minutes lutor each d .'.). A ship's carpenter In called "Chips." XOTH'K OF VISAL KKTT1KM15XT Notlco Is hernliy given thill the l'.nderslnnod hna filed In th Conntj Court of tho Hlulu of Oregon for Klimmth County, iho final ncrount of her administration of tho Kutato of llidlo lluti'lier. di'ceaHed, and said court 1ih fixed July 11th, 1925, at 10:011 o'elnrfc A. M. un tho tlmo and the Court Itoom of aald court an tho lilore for the hearing of mild final ai(t i. ,: M Ulcmcnt thereof. Dated, Juno loth. 12G. WINNIB I10AK, ' Kxoeulrlx of tho Kstato of liellu llutcher, deceased. Julie U-l.S-25, July 2-0. R. Von Berthelsdorf House Puintir.fr and Decorating llonoKt work at Moderate Prices Phone 65DW 1S10 Melrose BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winters Building Violet Ray fn'olal and scalp treatment, facial packs, "marcell ing, and sbampoulng, French paper wave. For oppolnlmont Phono 311 (iLORKNXA. WARREN, Prop. Vochitzer Bros. WKLL DltlLLICRS Phone 225-R 1731' Melrose ; Estimates given on water systems. Prices Reasonable 1040 ! Street' I r Klamath ? Fallsusahville Inter-state Stage '''.Frank M. Upp, Owner Leaving Klnmns Falls Monday, Wodnesdny, Friday 7 a. m. Ar. Klamath Falls, Tuesday, Thoursday, -Saturday 6:30 p. m. :.. . , 10 , hour trips. Connecting at Susnnvllle with Reno, West wood and points . . ' east and south OFFICE 1018 MAIM STREET , Opposite Post Office (.XAMHJFIKU Al ItATKH I'lrnt liiHOi'tion per lino 10c Two liixfi'tloiiH per line t.Te Three liiNertloiiH per Hue iftie Four InKcrlloim per linn 'Me U'eelt ( (Iiiick) per line l!0c One Month ...per lino 75c .Minimum eharito 25c, Adu not eonKeeutlvo are (diarged at new fol IowIiik each omlmdon. FlrHt limertlon Is In "New Today" column without extra chargo, hut all InxerlloiiH In that column are at flrt liinertlon rato. DlKplny elanlfled ad (where type larger than thlf, in lined) are counted nine linen to Inch. Copy muni, ho In Herald office by noun to get in that day's paper, NEW TODAY VOH SAI.KI.loyd baby carriage, (food condition. Phone 28S-M or cull 317 North 10th. 10-11 FOIt RKNT 3 room furnished apt, 1017 High Htroet. 11-14 1'Olt IlKNT 'Largo front HleepliiK room; purklni; itpaco for car. 303 Washlnglou fit. 11-14 Dlt KHH.M A K I.N't! Prices reanonahle. tliilclily and nloely done. 527 Klamath Ave. . 11-13 SI.RRPINO UOOM for rcpt. Inquire -1 North 9lh. I : '; , 11-13 WANTKD Competent -voman for housework and t cooking. Good wanw.' Mrs. J. M. ltedford. Phone 41U-W. 11-13 FJtONT ItOO.M FOR RENT in pri vate family, with phone ara bath. Phono 2CJ-J. 61? Worth 1th 11-12 FOIt RKNT Will too to couple without children, small modern cottago on Oregon avenue. House contains bath, garage and la prac tically furnfulicd. Hox 11, Herald. . . ... - "11-13 Spy System Is Uncovered by Polish Police Soviet Government Re ported to Be Under mining Warsaw WARSAW, Polnnd,."juno 11. (AP) Tho police any that a Sovlnt spy Ryntem haii been discovered In opera tion In the Polish ministries of war and railroads. Ono functionary is said to bavo been paid J 4 00 a month for regular delivery of Polish mobilization plana. Soveral arrests were made tho pollco asserts, but the thief of tho spy' system, Ivan Kuboff, took refuge In tho Soviet legation. i FIGHT CARD SKT NEW YORK, Juno 11. (AP) The Italian hospital fund boxing bouts, postponed font June 19 on account of an injury to one of tho contest ants, Mickey Walker, welterweight champion, today wero ' tentatively sot for July 2 at tho Polo grounds. Hnrry Wills and Charley Welnort, heavyweight couciuerers of Luis i Angel Flrpo, meet in the feature 'contest, whilo Walker will encounter Hnrry Greb for tho middleweight title. i . '. MRS. MOORE IJ2AVIXO To Spend W'eeil Knil. t. her Llgc ' at Point Comfort Mrs. Laura Mooro plans to loavo tomorrow for her -summer-resort at ' Poliit Comfort where sho: will en j tortaln a patty of friends over the woek-end who are to spend the time enjoying a fishing party. 1 BARK GETS HOMER. NEW YORK, Juno 11 (A. P.) Rube Ruth hit Itls first homo run of the season In tho seven th inning today, a drive Into the right flold -bleachers at the Yankee Stadlttnii Miller ' was pitching fur Cleveland. Drawino- Boards Underwood's Pharmacy NEW TOHAY CHIMNEYS SWEPT, Lawn Mowers : sharpened, phono 65. 11-17 FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Closo in. Phono 34 2-W. 418 N. 10th St. 11-13 FOR SALE-Second-hand cook stovo. (Joodlng, 23U Main St. lielow court house. Phono 459. 11-13 WANTED Woman cook for small summer resort. Phono Rocky Point Resort. 11-12 Four room furnbdied house, 2 large lots, 3 blocks from M a I n street, on pavement. Price r,250. $500 will handle or will ac cept car-as first pay ment. " " 1 .Grocery store and gas station' for sale. Ten miles' from town on highway. Income $30 per day. . $1500.00. Terms. . 2 room apt. for rent. Everything furnished. ' $25.00. v ,- It. H. MALEY 703 North Ninth St. PHONE 726-W "K BALE BUY YOUR BUSINESS PROPERTIES NOW! .. .. , They will noon be higher. Look these over 6 5 ft. In best Main Street block. Fine income. $50,000.00. 130 foot corner on Main street with good income. $36,000.00. 28 feet ot Main Street property Im proved with brick building. In como $3,000.00 annually. $25,000.00 30 ft. New business building. De sirable income. $17,000.00. 45 by 100' foot corner on Pine Btreet. Some income. $16,000.00. Literal terms on all above properties. . .i'- J, ; MAGUIRE & MAGTJIRE 816 Main Street Insurance Realtors FOR BEE. HIVES AND SUPPLIES, Call at 324 North 11th St. 1-13. FORD TOURING. 1317, good condi tion, tires and appearance. Very reasonable, nccount removal. See at Fbrkins Furniture Store. 10 1924 BUICK SIX, only run- 9900 mllesr best of condition, many ex tras, 5 now pressure cords. Will take late model light car in trade. Powell & Dale Motor Co., 8th and Klamath. Phone 349. f0-13 FOR SALE German Roller singer canary bird and Hendrix brass cage. Phone 581. 9-11 FOR SALE Olds " senger. Patterson, i seven pas 6th St. 9-11 FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE, 320 acres Poe Valloy, partly Im proved. Pattersons, 6th St. 9-11 FORD TOURING CAR with starter and extras for sale. $160.00 cash. Bargain. 423 Michigan Ave. 9-15 FOR SALE By ownor, now, mod ern 5-room colonial bungalow on pavement in Hot Springs Addition. Hardwood floors, fireplace, tiled drain boards, -tmllt-in kitchen. Street Improvement and sewer paid In full. Price $5500.00. For permission to Inspect phono 573. "... 6-12 FOR SALE Three and one-halt ton truck in fine condition. Will sell cheap and give terms, to respon sible party. Tolophono J. H. Deni son at Medtord. Phono Medtord 73. , 6-12 CERTIFIED CHICKS REDUCED PRICES tor May and June. White Leghorns Careful ly selected, two-year and older hens, mated to males ot Holly wood, Hanson and Tancred strains of high double pedigree records. $12 per 100; $11S per 1,000. Browu Leghorns. $12 por 100. Barred Rocks, H. L Reds and Black Mlnorcas flock matlngs, $15. Special -matlngs In Reds and Rocks, $18. Extra special matlngs, $25 per 100. A member ot the Glenn County Certified Flock Association, a charter mem ber of tho California Baby Chick Association; affiliated with the International Baby Chick Associa tion. Our 25th year of Success ful hatching. ORLAND HATCHERY Orlund, Glenn County, Calif. 29tf FOR SALE Logging trailer, In first class condition, now tires. Inquire at 230 Woat Main St., Mcdford, or phono Medtord 73. , 6-12 BUILDING ROCK FOR SALE. Phone 582-W. ' :: 30lf WANTED WANTED Single man, 25 to 35 years of age for general office work. Must bo quick and accur ate at figures and ablo to uso typewriter. Knowledge ot figur ing lumber an advantage. Out of town. Good wages for right man. Address IC Lumber Co., cara of the Herald office. 10-1.1 DISTRICT MANAGERS and deput ies wanted for The Pacific Wood men Life Association. Legal Re servo Company writing term. Straight Life and Twenty Pay with double indemnity. Assets $120, 000,000. F. A. Beard, State Manager, 310 U. S. Nat'l. Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon. 10-12 WANTED Plain sewing and washing.- Phone 344-It. : 9-11 WORK WANTED Woman wants laundry work to do at home. Phone 880. ; 9-11 DATES OPEN AFTER JUNE 15th for first-class papering. We em ploy two first-class paper bangers Pattersons, 030 South 6th. -15 PIANO TUNING Apply W. H. Mor gan at the Earl Shepherd Co. 9-15 EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper wishes position cither as such or general . office work. Phone 35. 8-11 WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax ing, bouse cleaning and janitor service. Reference s. A. M. Rhodes. , Phono 360W. 7tf 1X)ST AND FOUND LOST Ladles Elgin wrist watch at Scandinavian Hall, May 28th. Re turn to F. Henriot, 234 Main St. Reward. 1 , ' 8-13 FOR KENT FOR RENT Large front room for two men. Single neds. ui rme St. Phone 353-W. ; .10-12 FOR RENT Sleeping room with bath adjoining. 730 N. 9th St. 9-15 FOR RENT 2 room house. Rea sonable. Phone 920. ,. 10-11 FOR RENT Small furnished apt. 103 Pine Street. 10-12 FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. Corner Cedar and Pine. Phone 516. '. 9-15 FOR RENT Sleeping room with bath for employed person. 526 N. Sth St. :: :-. .. 9-11 FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms. 919 Walnut. " 9-11. BOARD, Room, Bath for clean, re spectable gentleman. Phone 4S3R - 8-11 PRIVATE TUTORING in all grade classes begin June 15. Rates rea sonable. 310 N. -9th St. , Phone 226-R. , 8-13 FOR RENT Front bedroom in pri vate home, use of phono and bath. Phone 264-J. 512 N. 8th St. 8-11 FOR RENT Sleeping room. Hot and cold water. 1018 Washing . ton. Phone 325. - 8-13 MISCKLLAKOl'S THE SIXTH STREET CLEANERS will call, press, and deliver your suit for 75c. 224 So. 6th Street. Phone 49-J. J10-J10 SAVE MONEY by using Rawleigh'a Good Health Products. Highest Quality. Lowest Prices. Call or Phone 914-J. 330 N. 11th St. 8tf ROBERTS HAND TAILORED Suits, best grade worsteds, tit perfectly and made right. . HundredB of satisfied Klamath customers are my best references.' See my line ot samples. - I'll bring them to you. Phone 109. A.' R. Rennor. M20-J21 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 NASH SUITS AND OVERCOATS hand tailored to measure, $23.50, direct to wearer. Phono 445R for samples. Howard Ferguson, 1046 Johnson Ave. , M12-J12 CUSTOM BILT SHIRTS made to ordor. Once a: Custom Bilt al ways a Custom Bilt. Samples. Phone 109. A. R. Renner. M20-J20 PAY CASH AND PAY - LESS for paints,, oils and varnish, deaden ing felt, roofing and glass. Pat tersons, 630 South 6th. . 9-15 TRINGLE CAFE The place to gel good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street, Phone 624. tf MISCELLANEOUS SEE CONNOLLY BROS. SADDLERY for fishing tackle, sporting goods, awnings and auto tops; shoes, clothing and canvas goods, 914 918 Main Btroet. r. M23-J28 NO INTEREST. Our Summer Phonogrnph Sales Campaign la . ' based on "No Interest" on any make ot phonograph and "better terms." Wise Buyers trade With Tho Earl Shepherd Co., 607 Main Street. M26-J23 PHONE 911-W for painting, tinting, and all paper cleaned, M26-J0 SHOE3 REPAIRED BY MAIL. Seed them to the Goodyear Shot Repair Shop, 121 N. 8tb St. ,Ws Div the return postage. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE .. STATE OF OREGON I.V AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTV Summons for Publication ' Equity No. 1932 JOSEPHINE WEEKS, Plaintiff, vs. BENNETT WEEKS, Defendant. To Bennett Weeks, Defendant: In the name of the State ot Ore gon, You are required to appear and answer the complaint on file in the above entitled salt on or before tho 25 day of June, 1925, t'nttt (iA(n tha Inert rlnv niaatilhii;1 for such appeirance In the order nf tlifl C.ntirt f-ii- tha tvn.Sl 1 rn Inn tt this summons, and If you fall to so, appear and answer, for want there of the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, viz: That the bonds of matrimony; now and heretofore existing between plaintiff and de fendant be wholly and forever dis solved; that plaintiff be awarded tho care, custody ' and control of the minar son, Hcrshel Weeks; that defendant be required to pay $59.00 a month alimony to plaintiff for the care and maintenance of said minor son: and for such farther relief us to this Court may be deemed meet and proper. ; This summons Is served Upon you by publication in fhe Evening Herald, a daily nowspaper, printed, published and of general circulation in Klamath County, Oregon, for 3ix successive weeks, pursuant to order of the Hon. A. L. Leavltt, Judge of tba abave entitled court, dated May- 11th, 1925, the first publication being May 14th, 1925, and the last publication being on Juae 25th. 1925. ; EDWARD B. ASHURST, Attorney tor Plaintiff, 5 Loomis, Bldg., Klamath Falls, Ore M14-21-28J4-11-18-25. SUJLMOXS FOR PUBLICATION -Equitv No. 1948 i !, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon In and tor Klamath County. ALAIXE R. "cRISBY, Plaintiff, vs. JAMES D. PRISBY, Defendant. TO JAMES D. FRISBY. Defendant: IN- THE NAME- OF THE- STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint on file In the abpve en titled suit, on or before the 19th day if June. 192S, that being the day prescribed in the order of the Court for . the publication of, this pear and answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her com plaint, viz: i for the dissolution of the ; bonds of (matrimony now and heretofore existing between plain tiff - and detendan t, upon the grounds of desertion for more than one I year last past and Immediately preceding the tiling lot the com plaint herein. ' i ,- . This summons is served upon you by publication thereof In the Klam ath Evening Herald, a newspaper printed, published and ot general circulation in Klamath County, Ore- gon, once each week for six consecu tive and Buccessivo weeks, tho first publication thereof being on. the 7th day of May, 1925, and the last publication being on the 18th day ot June, 1925. Done by order of the Hon. A. L. Leavitt, Judge ot the above en titled Court, said order being dated the 6th day ot May, 1925. . ,' ir WM, MARX, ' Attorney for Plaintiff. ' -; ! 214 Wlllits Building, - Klamath Falls, Oregon. M7-1 4-21-28, J 4-11-13. . W NOTICE OF BA1E In the County Court of the State of- Oregon for Klamath County. a In the matter of the Estate ot t THOMAS A. CREGAN, Deceased. L. B. HAGUE, Administratrix. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, pursuant - to an order of the County Court ot Klam ath County, Oregon, made1 and en- loruu ou luuy eo, ivco, wm uii ui after June 26, 1925, sell at private sale to tho highest bidder tor cash in hand, or one half cash and bal unce on mortgage not exceeding one year at 7 per cent Interest, the fol lowing described real property be longing to said estate: SKVt NEM, Sec. 12, Twp. 39 S R. 8 E W. M SWUNW Sec. 7, Twp. 39 S., R. 9 E., W. M., in Klam ath County, Oregon, and that suld property will be sold In one parcel. Bids will be received by the Ad ministratrix dolivercd to ' her In writing at 5 Looinls Bldg., Klamath Falls, Oregon. L. B. HAGUE, Administratrix of tho Estate ot Thomas A. Cregan, deceased. M28, J4-11-18-25. - s Murphey's Seed v Store Phone 87 906 Main u p p , 1 i e s. . J