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

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Newspaper Page Text14 . ; ; 1 SATURDAY, JULY 11, 023' f; , s. -3 f- X " f I 1 OH CHIEF! here's A CS4?i ' ' icsTiMONiAt- t&at jusr .-is-.-r" 1 tL IT:S A Sl .--.T" '3m. iuudL tovuj iituf io atop Sul urUA, Tic AUuIia. CL Uwnd, fiunatiitct thai fume. Vbcai "fUuA. JitOuuiAuA. ttu. VOu. I'U TRY A JAtt-irCAN'T MAKIS ME jNOK. I ANY WORSE HERALD'S t!LA Kooak Work LeayeYour Filrcvs Before 9 O'clocK-Your 11 s A.M- Pictos am imae KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY TMEIW Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S. X-May tahoratory Loomls Ilulldlni Thono 434-W Rlamatb palls, oroitnn DR. F. R. OODDARD O8TKOPATHI0 PHYBICIAN AND BUTlCrKtm Offlo and Reildnnca 1'hons III L O. O. iT. Tempi J. C CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER ANDBURVEYOn, Phont lei-J 1SS 8. Riverside DR. J. G. GOBLE ' OPTOMETRISTOPTICIAN 10 ilsln Bt. Phono 133-W -Make and grind Olasses. Dupli cate broken lonsoa, repair frames KRMANCNr CONBTPUCTIOM . i, i ... ... ' Exclusive Licensed Mann facturors for The now Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Ilrli'k for Fouilds tlont, Walls, Uulldlnga, elo. Absolutely Fire ' and Woithor Proof at a 'bont loss ' than but other form of masopry. 8tone-Tllo construction elim inates OPkeon exnonin. In In- destruetlblo, and Is approvod by the best , sruhltects . and builders. Unexcelled as a'.bsse for . Stucco finish. Oet ns KsilninUt Tour Job flth and Market. Phone 5RUW Concrete Pipe Co. Help His Snoring yyiy unfit, ntfuj yu HiiiiW iiiiii n 1 1 1 mn r nil" t - 7Znr mj unfit. sitfiaaJU. -io ge ia fittf, wrdJL tAt uic fieuu ofiiu. ynovniv)ip VlC7 fi?ei 5 BUSINESS DIRECTORY ready 5 ORUQ3 5t Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Moots First and Third Wednesdays Odd Fellows Hall 0. L. Edwards, Clerk. 1SS6 Lakevlow Ave. B. P. O. ELKS Meets Thursday evening. Visit ing members welcome. Elks Temple, Srd A Main Charlton Currin, Exalted "Ruler. Tom Dolicll. Bee, of C. Council No. 2255 Meotlngs: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays Lyceum Hall, 8th and High Visiting Knlguti wolcoma Cbas, ..Patterson. 0. R. American Legion " Klamath Post No. 8 Meotlnss lit ' and 8rd Tuosdsya. Court House Basement . . F. R. OLDB, Com'dr. Phon 861-W . Dr. Philip Cole OonoriL' Practice of Dentistry Open ftvcnlngs by Appolntmont Phone 669 518 Main Over Moe'a Btora BOSTON BEAUTY ; SHOP t Winters Building Vlolot Ray facial add scalp treatment, taolal packs, mnrooll Ing, nnd shampooing, French paper wave, - , For appolntmont Phone 811 GLOltKNSA WARRENi Prop. laLY gffi Street B e e vruiaft- VE 6AVKD51 l-V ON SOUR 1 soe-vou'ce snoring i Fiisilli- K 1 . . .nr.. II I HE'S SNORING A GRAND L OPERA SEltcnoN NOW CIIICACiO, July U(IF) Sen sational upturns In the -price of wheat were witnessed today, ns inurli ns I'lrht ceiits a bushel In Homo cases. A hot wnvo threnten ln big Increaso or crop' damage from blnck rust In the spring wheat belt was largely responsible..,' The market cloned excited at tho top most flguro reached. July, f 1.64 to M.5414. l.KXiAL, NOTICES XOTICK Of HIIKK1WH HALE 19S9 Equity ny vlrtuo of nn execution in fore closure duly issued by the Clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho County of Klnmiith. Binto of Oregon, dated tho Tit. tfuy c' i,i,lsi iUit in a certain action lu thu Circuit Court for said County nnd Stale, wherein Cioorgo DiiVull as plaintiff recovered judg ment against II. P. Cialarnoaux Jr. and Dorothy II. Calnrneaux, defend ants, for tho sum of Two Thousand Nlnn Hundred Twenty Klvo and no- 100 Dollars, and attornoy fees in the sum of Thruo Hundred and no-100 Dollars, and costs nnd disbursements Inxod nt Thirty Seven nnd 75-100 Dollars, on tho 7th day of July, 1925. Notico is hereby glvon that I will on tho 17lli day of August, 1925, at tho Court House of the County of Ktiimuth, in Klamath Falls, In said I f'nii nly, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of mild day, sell at public auction to 1 1 1)0 highest bidder, for ciiBh, tho tol ' lowlng-doscrlbcd property, to-wlt: ! .Southeast Quarter (SK) of Sec It Ion Eleven (11) in Township Forty 140) South, Hnngo Nine (9) East of tho Willamette Meridian; Taken nnd levied upon as the property of tho said defendants or us much thereof as may be noces snry to satisfy tho said lodgment in favor of Gcorgo DuVall, plaintiff heroin, against said defendants, with Interest thereon, togother with ail costs and disbursements that have or may accrue. i Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, July 10th, 1925. o- HURT E. HAWKINS. Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon. July 11-13-25, Aug. 1-8-16. Vochatzer Bros. WELL DRILLERS 1 : .1. , , Phone 225-R 1731 Melrose ' Estimates;' givenon water systoms. Prices Reasonable - Altamont Auditorium . Up-to-date bance Hall, with all Conveniences "'"''', -'' and. " ; ' . Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will furnish the music Dance's Every Wednjesday and Saturday f. Martin and S u p THE EVENING HERALD'S BANKRUPTCY OP THEATER CIRCUIT MAKKH flOO IH'I)AFKHT ACTORS IDLE BUDAPEST. (P) Three nun (I mil actors and actresses and a Ilka number of other employes in four of tho city's lurgost theaters re cently were thrown out of work whim tho Union Circuit, controlling tho theaters declared Itself bank rupt. Thu circuit, announced a deficit of fGO, 0UO. Tho management offered tho free uo of tho four tlioutorii to tho per formurH to contlnua tho naiion, If tliny dimlrod on a so-opurntlvo hul. ,. , , , NOUWAY CIVKS IMOTKH TO IHfJ GKItMAV I.llilttltV BERWN. The Norwegian Unlver hDv Ihrnrv nt OhIo folia nrcacnted jtho IJrulun. Stute Library with 570 volume of modorn Norwegian Itteratitre. The collection Includes all publications lucd In Norway during " and aftor the war. In a letter, accompanying the gift tho bopo was expressed that tho col lection might prove a profitable as set to (Jerman science and that It iiiIkIU servo to cement the Intellec tual relations between Norway and Germany. Japan Names I'earo Deleguto TOKYO. (A) Dr. Saktinoshln Motoda, formerly president of St. Paul university, has been desig nated as the Japanese delegate to the World Christian Peuce Confer ence to tako place In Stockholm next autumn. Dr. Motoda will be accompanied by Secretary Tsuga. They will travel by way of Siberia. Tho Japanese delegate. It is said, will submit to the conference a proposition aiming at the modifica tion of the untl-Jnpanese immigra tion legislation of the United States by appealing to the sympathy of the' world nations. ' " Whites And Blacks Clash At Detroit PETUCHT, . July 11. For the third time In three weeks, negroes nrnl vl,ltu f.lnnltft.1 Inut nlcrht In An exclusive while residential duHrtctJ A lamuy oi live negroes aniiwu negro roomers moved - intci"tbje neighborhood yesterday r ftntf Tlaiit night hundreds of whites gathered and stormed the place. The negroes opened flra, on ho crowd and Seri ously wounded .'a whlto boy. The police dispersed the crowd. . . i Chinese Purchase Cafe At Chiloquin (Special to Tho Herald).. CHILOQUIN, July 11. Wong Sing land Lee Ling, well known Chinese residents of Chlloquiu, have purchased the restaurant of D. Bow man, It was announced today. Wong and Lee 'have been operating the restaurant tor somo time aud are giving entire satisfaction. Under their own ownorship and manage ment they plan several 'improve ments in order to Cake care of their growing " patronage ', . Weather Outlook For Coming Week SAN PRANClSCOi July ll.The weathbr outlook itor the week be ginning July 12, was announced hero today by the United States weaCber bureUu as follows: For Washington and Oregoni-onslder-able cloudiness, local showers, nor mal temperature and normal fire hazard In tho forested areas.. . A summor resort is a place where mosquitoes start In just where the flies leavo off. l)y the tlmo you find the needle In tho haystack It is rusty and use less. Nusser plies CLASHIFIKD AO KATES First Insertion .per line 10c Two lnsert loiu ..... per line J He Three insertions ...... per line 20c Four Insertions ..4er line 2."c Week (O times) .....pT line 8()c One Montii .p;r line 7ftc Minimum marge 25c Ads not consecutlvt are charged as new fol lowing each omission.' First insertion Is in "New Today" column without extra charge, but all Insertions In that column are at first Insertion rate. Display classified ads (wbere type larger than this Is used) are counted nine linos to inch. Copy must be In Herald office by noon to get In that day's paper. NEW TODAY RIG ASSORTMENT of pretty voile dresses have just arrived In all the new shades, in sizes 36 to 4). Heo Hegln's Dress Shop, 129 So. Seventh St. 10-12 FOR RENT Furnished apartment; close in. 410 North 10th Street. Phone 342-W. 11-14 FOR RENT Apartments and house keeping rooms. 237 North 6th. 11-12 FOR RENT P 1 e a s a n t room for working girl. Home privileges: reasonable. 23.7 North 6tb. 11-12 LADIES OVERSIZE Voile Dresses' at Ilee llegln's Dress Shop, 129 So. Seventh St. 10-12 WANTED Experienced milker. -, Wages $86.00 and board. Apply Holllday Dairy, Seventh and Klam ath. 11 FOUND 30x3 tire on Ford rim about July 3. Inquire Dunham Auto Co. 11-14 SALESMEN WANTED: Men or boys. Make big money in your 1 homo town. No experience necessary. Absolutely .first time on Pacific Coast, and no competition. Mr. Berman,- 105- Front Street, San Francisco, Calif. 11 WATCHES AND JEWELRY repair ed right. Geo. Metz, 622 Main, i - - J10-S1 FOR LARGE SIZE VOILE dresses go to Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 . Sof Seventh St. - 10-12 LOST Black note book containing J hunting, fishing and drivers lic- t' enso, about July 4th. Reward. Box 27, Cr. Herald. " 11-14 FOR SALE 1923 Ford 4-door sedan in good conditlon bargain. See ownei at Buick Garage. 11-14 FOR SALE 16 tons hay, "first cnt alng, $10.00 ton. - Inquire Klam ath Co. fair Grounds. 11-17 PARTNER WANTED in buying best auto camp store, gas and garage In state. -B. S. Lay, Gen. Del. 11 LAREG SIZES IN VOILE dresses at Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 So. Seventh St. 10-12 EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER for rent. $1.00 per day. Phone 129. Golden Rule Store. Jll-All MAYTAG WASHER CHEAP. ' Mrs. I. D. Rumer, 439 Pacific Terrace. 11-14 LOST Woman's purse, $20.00 cur rency. Finder please call at 119 South 9th St. Reward. 11-13 FOR SALE 4 ROOMS and bath, furnished, one block off paving. $2200.00. $500 cash gives you possession. . 5 ROOMS, bath, fairlyv close "in. $2300.00. $800.00 down. THE NIFTIEST HOUSE in town, 6 . rooms, bath, new, 'with hardwood floors, built-in features, fireplace, etc. $6260.00. Terms. 10 ACRES of garden, modern build ings near Portland. To trado for home in Klamath. Business chances are scarce, but we havo some good ones that you should see to ap preciate it you are looking for a business of your own. ' MAGUIRE & MAGUIRE . Insurance Real Estate 816 Main Street WANTED DRESSMAKING neatly done, reason able. St. Francis Apt. No. 10. - " lo-is PRACTICAL NURSE wants work. Phone 686-H. 10-14 WANTED By young man, room In privato family whore I can got an occasional meal. Box A. W. B., ., Herald office. . 10-12 WANTED--Work for six horses and ownor. A. J. Teborg, Central Hotel. . - 6-11 CLASSIFIED AD WANTED WANTED Young man to deliver and work in grocery store. Must liavo good habits and- bo willing to work. Experience unnecessary. Address I. L. K Cr. Herald. 10-13 WANTED Men to contract loading two (2) million feet dry lumber. Schmitt Bros., Gazelle, California. fl-11 WANTED General carpenter work, remodelling, etc. J. C. Woodby, 738, California Ave. 9-16 DRESS MAKING, 1240 Sargent Avo. Phone 647-H. J8-A6 WANTED Job as cook In small : camp or on ranch. Write Box 63, Malln, Oregon. 7-11 WANTED Will buy 200 White Leg horn pullets. Harry Benton, Box 11, Olene, Oregon. 6-11 WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax ing,4 house cleaning and janitor service. .References. A.M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf WANTED Carpenter work by day or hour. Work guaranteed. Box 13, Herald office. 8-11 WANTED Sewing by doy or piece. Phone 295-R. 8-14 MAN WITH 3 hi TON TRUCK wonts hauling, lumber, logging or any work. White Joe Demas, Herald office.. - .8-11 FOR RENT FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. " "C32 Oak Avenue. : 10-13 FOR RENT Furnished apartment, with bath. 58 Main. . ' 10-13 FOR RENT IN 'ASHLAND Store 40x100, Brick building. Central location. Samo block new Litbian Hotel. Vacant nbout Oct. 1st, Address, 240 C St., Ashland, Ore. 10-13 FOR RENT 2 Toom apartment, 225 oouth 6th St. 10-11 FOR RENT In country, five room house, garage and poultry house, lawn with lots of shade. Phone 15-F-13. . ;-10-16 FOR RENT Bedroom and sleeping porch. 303 Washington. Phone 284-W. - 10-13 FOR RENT Furnished Apt. Phone 506. Mrs. O. Peyton. , 10-11 FOR RENT Front bedroom -with bath. 1240 Sargent Ave. Phone 547-R. - 6-11 FOR RENT 3 sleeping rooms. Men. preferred. 514 Walnut St. 9-15 FRONT BEDROOM with both; pri vate entrance. Reasonable rent. 1150 Pine. 1 ... 9-15 FOR RENT Sleeping room with , hot water. Phone 325. 1018 Washington.. 9-11 FOR REN T Furnished sleeping room. 137 High St. Phone 4 90-J 9-11 FOR RENT Sleeping- room. Phone 342-J. 331 North 10th St. 9-15 GENTLE SABDLE HORSES for ladies for hire. Altamont camp. Phone 705. 30-14 SADDLE HORSES for hire. Alta mont camp. Phone 705. 30-14 FOR RENT Nice cool room, gentle man preferred; two blocks from Main. Phone 525-R. 7-11 FOR RENT Famished Apartment. 123 North 6th St Phone 399-W. 7-11 , LOST AND FOUND LOST Near Bonanza, pack sack, name W. H. Riley. Kindly return to Herald office. 10-16 LOST Tan Gabardine coat between Sun Creek hill and Klamath Falls. Return to Herald office. MJSCKLLANEOt'B STRANGER: , Please" - call, on us. Hot Springs Not. 10-11 PHONE 911-W for Painting, Kol somlnlng.' All work guaranteed. ., . JUVJ13 DON'T THROW AWAY a good pair of shoes that only need a new sole. We repair them as good at new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121 N.' 8th St. 16-2nl ARB YOU TIRED AND DUSTYT Visit the Hot Springs Nat. 9-lf TRIANGLE CAFE Tho place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. t( SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL ' Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th Bt. Ws pay the return postage. i ' -. THREE LOTS in Klamath Falls to soil; also 160 acre ranch In Langoll Vatley Irrigation district to soil or trade for property In oi around Portland, Inquire 813 Alameda. . J13-J13 HOME COOKING served at the "Waffle House" 119 So. 9th. Now owned and run by Mr. and Mrs. 'Van Duyne. . J12-J1J Murphey's Seed Store Phone 87 - - 906 Main SECTION FOR SALE WE STILL HAVE A SMALL supply f of old' potatoes. Prlcf at ware house $3,35 hundred. If you need ' any call 704. People's Warehouse, South Sixth. . . .., 10-11 4 ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE, bath room, large front porch overlook- . Ing city. Trees, lawn, shrubbery. Inquire corner Hastings and Lavey " Streets. $1900, easy terms. F. W. I) unlet to. Hillside Addition) Box 1072. FOR SALE Dodge Sedan. Inquire C. B. House, 616-622 Willow St. near 6th. 8-11 FOR SALE Walnut " dining table and 7 chairs. 104 Washington. Phone 96. ,r x 4- MAKE YOUR AUTO' NEW With Auto Nu. Pattersons, 630 South: 6th. . -16. FOR SALE Seven room house ant! lot; garage. Paving paid In full. Terms. Call 512 North 9th. 8-14 FOR SALE White 5 ton truck, late model, long wheel base. A wonderful lumber or logging truck at a bargain. Cor. Donald anil Lookout St. F. E. Hanson. 9-11 PAY CASH AND PAY LESS for anything in the paint line, roofing and glass. Pattersons, 630 south Sixth. . . ... . .. 9n ' FORD LIGHT DELIVERY CAR, good shape, cheap. 1237' Lake-' view Ave-1 r , -i fl-11 FOR SALE Team of logging horses, weight 2800. . With. or . without harness. Price very . reasonable. Write or phone Topsy Lumber Co, Dorris, California.- I- 9-1S ' FOR SALE 1924 Buick master B ' touring. 320 North 6th. 6-11 FOR SALE Ford Coupe; run 2400 miles;- good as new, $500 cash".'. Grace Conboy, Herald office. 2tf FOR SALE! Seven room house on North 9th St, close In. . Terms. Address, Box 123 Herald office. .-' "27-J6 LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS ' No. 1S54 Equity ' In the Circuit Court of the State ' of Oregon for Klamath County. WILLIAM C. jHORR, Plaintiff, vs. ROSE L. HORR, Defendant ' In the name of the State of Orev. gonf Yo are hereby -required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you herein on or be fore the 20th day of July, 1925, that -being the lost day of publication of this summons as fixed by the court therefor; and if you fail to so answer or otherwise appear the plaintiff will apply to. the court for the, re lief prayed for in said complaint, . to-wit: for a decree of divorce for ever dissolving the bonds of matri mony now existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for such further relief as shall appear equitable In the premises. . This summons Is served by, pub lication in The Evening Herald at Klamath Falls, Oregon, for six suc cessive weeks pursuant to an order . of Hon. A. L. Leavitt, judge of said court made and entered June 6th, 1925. Date of first publication be ing on June 6th, 1925. C. C. BROWER, .-' Attorney tor Plaintiff, Klamath Falls, Oregon. June 6-13-20-27, July 3-11-18. . , NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE - By virtue of an execution -ani order of sale duly issued by the Cir cuit Court of Klamath County, State of Oregon, dated the 27th day of June. 1925. in a certain suit in the said Court wherein Jasper Bennett sb executor, of the lest will and testament and of- the estate, of Lizzie M. Fitch, deceased, recovered -judgment and decree against Albert ,C. Bunnell (also sometimes known as A. C. Bunnell), and Laura G. Bun nell, his wife, also sometimes known as Mrs. Laura G. Bunnell) tor the sum of $1001.79, together with interest thereon from March 25,i 1924, at the rate ot eight per cent per annum, ,i together with $150.00 attorney's. fees. together, with costs and disbursements In said cause taxed at $56.63 on June 26, 1925. . . . ' i li i Notice is hereby given that I trill on i tho . snld first day of August, 1935, at the front, door of .the Court House In Klamath Falls, Klamath County, State of Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of the said day, sell at public auction,.. -to. tho highest bidder, for cash, the following- described real - property to wlt: - - ., i i North - Va of Southeast Yt and ' Lots 6 and 7, Sec. 33, T. 30-8., i R. 8 E., Willlamette Morldlan, containing 160 acres more or. less ' " ', !Y taken and levied upon me as the property of the said defendants, or so much thereof as may be neces sary to satisfy the said judgment tin favor of said plaintiff and against said defendants, with Interest thoro on, attorney's fees, as aforesnld, 'to gether with all costs and disburse ments that have or may accrue here in. i, : . V i BURT E. HAWKINS), Sheriff of Klamath County, Orogon. June 27, July 3-11-18-26.