The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextXlr. Vi'.V PAGE SEVEN MONDAY; JULY 13, 1025 E VENiNG . HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "Kcts ff a Jt"a urr or "eixTERa rott'ooft7 If i TU6TIM0NIAL LtTTCR THAT r-r " 11 :T? JUST CAME ,N , IT I y1' I ' , i ClMMB tSo.OOO FOR fe IMPOSSIBLE 1 CAN'T -f 1 iV My PLACE AND J PAY THAT PRICe Ond, day, utiMjf youiv yrwut, hlfyamilfa oauL to y tyuai fluywt - - - - TA -L A-A-A P6C- l-f K I PA.-A-A A - OA-A-A few. ?-" L De-e-C-LA-A-A ); : HERALD'S Kopak Work .Leaye Your Filtxvs 'BcjoreO'clocK-Yoor WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE. BUY TMEIW DRUGS,. Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S. t X-Ilny Laboratory . Loomls Building Pbontt 434-W Klamath Falls, Oregon DR. F. R. GODDARD. 08TEOPATIHO PHYSICIAN. . AND BUKOKO.I Oftlc tad Rosldcnca Phone 311 L O. 0.:F. Tempi J. C. CLEGHORN. ' CIVIL ENGINEER " AND SURVEYOR Phone 192-J 188 S. Riverside DR. J. G. GOBLE OI'TOMETRIST OPTICIAN 709 Main St. Phone 133-W Make and grind Olnssoa. Dupli cate brokon leno, repair framei fPKRMANKN CONPTRti'fcXIOf ' BxcIaalTS Mwnsrd Mann-.- f aeturera for The now Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Drlck, for Founda tion, Walls, Bulldlnga, etc Absolutely Fire and Wohthor Proof at a coat leas than an 1 other, form .of masonry.- 8ton-Tll conntrnotlon elim inates upkeep : exponae, In In destructible, and 1 In approved by ' the boat, architects and builders. . ; Unexcelled a n base for Hlucco finish tot us Ktimnt Vour Job 6th and Market. Phone BH2W Concrete Pipe Co. Reiultt With Magic Mud" toiltioul fiuCcaUL. mugKt&u u&o Jk&jtbAifytA1d' - eihUmijJJj at'tyufoum. Mice- I I'LL SELL VOO I "1 HcAlEd NET DOOR ifiTy ,U:t BUSINESS DIRECTORY KLamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Kssts First nd Third Wodnosdays Odd Follows Hall 0. L. Edward), Clerk. 1335 Lttkorlow Arc. B. P. 0. ELICS Meets . t Tharidar aventnR. Vlalt Kr In msmbra welcome. i Elki Tomple, 3rd Main ijfi Charlton Currln, Exalted Rulnr. Tom DelaQll. Boo K. of 'C. Council No. 2255 Moetlnga: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuosdayi .Lycoum Hall, 8th and High VIsltlnR KnlghU wolcome Chai, Patteraon, 0. K. .' American Legion Klamath Post No. I te Moetlngs 1st and 3rd Basement F. R. OLDS, Com'dr. Ptone 86H-W 'Dr. Philip Cole iQonorn; Practice of Dontlatry pon Honlnga by Appointment Phone SOS 518 Main I Ovorv Moe's 8tore boston beauty shop: Winters Building Vlolot Ray facial and scalp, trontmont, facial packs, marcoll ItiH, and shampooing, French pnpor wave. , For appointment Phone 811 GLORENNA WARREN, Prop. Jilt, piwUA OA&uuL uHAX, Woman Homesteader Is Granted Parole PORTLAND, Ore, July 13. Mary A. Cox Ulid hor on, ltay Morgan, who own a catllo fiirm cat ot llunil In tho II 1 no Mountnlna today ap peared bi'foro Kuiloral Judge Bean and pleaded gulliy to a oaargo of tnaklnK fulne arridarit In riual jiroof on a homo ntnud undor the stock r-illntr homestead law. - A plea for leniency, nodo by Arthur D. I'lntt, wua nocondod. by Deputy U. S. Dburlct Attornoy McQllohrlat, Tho Judso puralod lior to report for a term of flvo yearn. Ac r, t .attornoyf, Mr. Oox win a' widow ud owned a bomesioad In Bluo Mountains. She took up the additional claim allow ed by law, and when sho came to prove up on tho claim she swore tttat siq had mudo cerluln Improro niontg on tho property required by law. Ilor son niado affidavit that her statomcnti wero correct, in vestlKatlcav dnicloacd that tho Im provements did not exist. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court ot the Stato of Orexon for tho County ot Klamath. In the Matter ot tho Entuto ot Timothy T. Murphy, Doccasoc Notice la norohy given that the undersiKned lina boon appointed ad ministrator ot . tho above entitled uslatu. and haa duly qunliflod as Riich. All persona having claims nKalnxt tho anld estato will present them to mn at tho office bt my attor ney.. H. M.i MannlnK, in tho Hart IluildlnK, at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Stato 'of Oregon, proporly vorlfled, with vouchors attnebod, on or beforo six months from the date of this notice. Dated Juno 17th.' 1925. BEN T. MURPHY. . Administrator ot the Estato of Timothy T. Murphy, Deceased. Vochatzer Bros. WELL DRILLERS Phone 225-R- ' 1731 Melrose 'Estimates " given-on" water' ystems. Prices Reasonable ! Altamont Auditorium ' Up-to-date,'' Dance Hall witii all Conveniences ' 1 : and Galloway!s Orchestra, from Portland will furnish the music Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Martin and THE EVENING HERALD'S ELKS FLOCKING (Continued I'rom I'ii(4 One) PORTLAND, Ore., July 13 Politics blOHHomed this momlng when deloKiites guthercd lit the Elks Temple for tho ne-(lay meeting tit tho Oregon HiLito Elk association and the naino of K. M. Pago of Salem for president and Eugcno for the 1926 convention city wore pas sed about the (hall. No particular opposition to Van selection of Pago and Eugene liad develupol nt noon. Milton SI. Kbp per, exaulted ralor of Portland lodge was being boomed for first vice president. I'rieo Biicnks The session. wa opened by an In vocation delivered' by John Dysart of Jumestijwa, N. Y., chaplain of the grund lodge. John O. Price, exulted ruler of tho grand lodge, delivered the opening address and an address .of welcome was delivered by Klop- per. - The work of the Elk of New Jersey with crippled children could aptly be . mado the work of the Orug.in a.Hso-iailon said a memlwr A thu grand lodgo committee on stato oAsociations and oialrnjuu of ti-io New Jersey slate Elks associa tion. 'Crippled .Kiddies colnmittoo. "Tbo Elks of New Jeraoy" anld Bush, "are nuking -crippled child ren Into whole und healthy men and woman. Hero you bare your Shrlno hospital for crippled child ren, but there . rs still plenty of work among them to keep tho Ore gon Elks busy all the year." MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore-; July '13. Eggs, steady. Currant receipts, 31 l-2e; pullets, l-2c; firsts. 290 29 l-2c; extras, 30 1-2 C 3JL. delivered Portland, Butter, stoady; extra cubes, city! 46 l-2c; standards, 45c; prime rirsts, 44c; firsts, 42 l-2c; under grades, nominal; prints, 47c; car tons, 48c. . x . y Butterfut, steady: best churning cream. 4 oo net shippers track , in toM.jitl ' ' .- yl Poultry, firm; scarce.' Heavy hens, 24525c: light. lSfrl9c; springs;. 19 25c; J-oung white ducks, 20c. Onions and potatoes steady.' Nuts, nominal. Walnuts, No. 1, 28 1-2 32 l-2c; filberts, nominal; almonds, 2026c; Brazil nuts, 12 (flic; Italian chestnuts; 21c. Hops, steady. 1924 crop, 16 17c: 1923. crop nominal. Cascara bark, quiet.-Nominal at 5 6c;. Oregon, .grape root, 3 l-2c. SAN . FRANCISCO.. July 13. (Federal State Market News Service)- Apples. California Now towus, fancy, 3 1-2 tier, $2.75 3.50; . four-tier, $2.0003.25; poor low as $2.25; new. stock. White Astrnchans, $2.25$ 2.75 box; poor, $1.75; Gravenstelns, best, $3-26 3.75; poorer,, $2.00 41 2.60 box.. Poors Bartlctt, $2.503. box. Plums, Climax . end , Burbanks, $Hi 1.75; anta Rosa, $1.502.25 crate; Fallunburg, 3j?4c lb. Nick sons,. $1.25 1.76 erato. . Brailors, Leghorn, 1 to 1 1-4 pounds.. 25 27c; 1 1-2 pounds, 24 26c: colored, 1 1-4 to 1 3-4 pounds,. 30 32c. Fryers', Leghorn, 2 to 2 1-2 lbs., 24 f 26c; colored 2 2 1-2 lbs., 32 36c Young roosters,' colored, 3 lbs, 40c; 3 1-2 lbs., and up, 44 46c; Slnggy . showing spurs, 30 035c. Old roostors, colored, 1517p; Leghorn, 12 14c. Leghorn hens, 2 1-2 lbs., 20c; 3 lbs., 21 22c; 3 1-4 to 3 1-2 lbs., 23c; few. highor. .-, Largo colored . lions, fancy, 30 32c . Nusser. NTO PORTLAND CLASSIFIED AD RATES First Insertion -Ier line lOo Two liwrtlons .w.....ier line irk: Tlimi liwrtlons ... per line 30c Four Insertion ..pcr line 25c Week (O times) ............ per lino 8c One Month . p:rllne75e Minimum marge 25c. Ads not consecutive are charged as new fol lowing each omission. First Insertion ts In "New Today" column 'without extra charge, but all Insertions in that column are at first Insertion rate. Display classified ads (where type larger than this Is used) are counted nine lines to inch. Copy must be In Herald offlco by noon to get In that day's paper. NEW. TODAY YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME at the Medical Hot Springs Nat. 13-14 MAN WITH 314 TON TRUCK wants hauling, lumber, logging or any work. Write Joe Demas, Herald office. 13-16 MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK together; wife good cook. Room 104 Klamath Rooms, 6th and Klamath. 13-18 FOR SALE Latest typo Lloyd baby buggy; practically like new, $20. Phono 447-R. 13-15 FOR REN T 2. two-room apart ments partly furnished, $12 per ' month. 813 Alameda. 13-15 WOULD LIKE TO GET a good se'S- : ond hand Computing scale. Call and see. R. O'Farrell, Garich . Tourist Park, Houso No. 16. 13 S (Continued From Page One) " of state biologist was created ' for Mr. Flnley and in this capacity he served the state for another term of four years. Mr. Flnley Is the author of several books and many magazine stories of wild bird and animal life, as well as articles on the conservation of na tural resources. His collection of over twelve thousand still' life photo graphs and nearly two hundred thousand feet of motion pictures Is considered the most unique and com plete natural history record ever made. . - ,. Hurgduff Mny Go '' Appointment of Will Flnley, by Governor Pierce today is said to fore cast a reorganization of the person nel of game protective and propaga tion work in Oregon. At the month ly meeting In Portland this afternoon the resignations of officials in charge will bo requested, according to ru mors current in official sources at the state house.'. , It is said 'that Mr. Flnley will have the support of commissioners Moloney of Pendleton and Bauer of Corvallls in any effort at reorganiza tion, which will constitute a major ity of -the board.- Should game war den Burgduft bo removed, E. F. Averill of Pendleton, former district game warden and now with the fed eral biological survey. Is mentioned as his probable successor. Charges have been filed with the governor against superintendent of hatcheries Relckmann ot Eugene and Biologist Otto Jones. . No Politics Upon appointment Mr. Flnley dec lared that all of his actions would be govorned for the best interest ot fish and gamo welfare and that a condition ot his acceptance of the position was that politics would be eliminated and he bo given a free hand In conserving wild life. The appointment he said was not solicit ed or sought, but requested of the governor by sportsmen of the state. TO PROBE RIOT SALEM, Ore., July 13. Acting in response to a request that came from county Judge C. W. James of Lin coln county and others who stated they represented the white labor clement, Governor Plorco yesterday sent his ' secretary, V. A. Dulzell, and Stato Labor Commissioner C.; H. Crnnn to Toledo to investigate : the henuses ot the deportntlon ot Janan- oso laborers from Toledo: Sunday. "I roquestod Dolzell and Cram ' to go to tho bottom bf tho situation", snld tho governor,, "I shall have no report, probably until their return, and will have nothing to say about tho affair until that timei" It you. must reduce, try being a dejected lover. WILLIAM FINLEY TATE BOARD CLASSIFIED AD NEW TODAY NORTHERN FUR SHOP First An nual Clearance . Sale this week. Everything marked down. 810 Main. 13-18 EXPERIENCED woman cook wonts work in small camp or permanent ranch Job. Box 20, care Herald. ... 13-18 FOR RENT Sleeping room, close In; sultnble for 1 or 2 men. 4 38 i Washington. Phono 139-W, 13 YOUNG VIOLINIST would like posi tion in orchestra. Write Box 103, care Herald office. ' ' 13 FOR RENT Large, cool sleeping room', adjoining bath. Private en trance. Two blocks from Main. Call after 6:30. 238 North Third. 13-15 FOR SALE About 100 sacks of extra good wheat at $3.25 per cwt. Sid Evans, across canal, Just cast of town, or Telephone 400-M. 13 WANTED TO RENT Furnished house. Inquiro at 129 South 7th St., between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. . 13-14 WANTED By competent, practical nurse, maternity cases; will go any place and do the .housework and nursing. 1519 Portland St. 13-15 FOB RENT FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 632 Oak Avenue. ' , lfl-13 FOR RENT Furnished apartment, with bath. 68 Main.- 10-13 FOR RENT IN ASHLAND Store 40x100, Brick, building,. Central location. Same block new Lithian Hotel. Vacant about Oct. - 1st. Address, 240 C St., Ashland. Ore. 10-13 EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER for rent. $1.00 per day. Phone 129. . Golden Rule Store. , Jll-All FOR RENT Apartments and house keeping rooms. 237 North 5th. 11-12 FOR RENT P 1 e a s a n t room for working girl. Home privileges; reasonable. 237 North 5th. 11-12 FOR RENT Furnished apartment; close in. 410 North 10th Street. Phone 342-W. 11-14 FOR RENT In country, five room house, garage and poultry house, lawn with lots of shade. Phone 15-F-13. - i ' 10-16 FOR RENT Bedroom and sleeping porch. 303 Washington. Phone 2S4-W. 10-13 FOR RENT 3 sleeping rooms. Men preferred. 514 Walnut St. 9-15 FRONT BEDROOM with bath; pri vate entrance. Reasonable rent. 1160 Pine.., 9-15 FOR RENT Sleeping room. Phone 342-J. 331 North 10th St. 9-15 GENTLE SADDLE . HORSES tor ladies for hire. Altamont camp. ; Phone 705. 30-14 SADDLE HORSES for hire. Alta mont camp. Phone 705. 30-14 HISCKLLANEOl'S PHONE 911-W tor Painting, Kal , : Bominlng.. All work - guaranteed. JM-J13 WATCHES AND JEWELRY repair ed right, Geo. Metx, 622 Main. J10-31 FOR LARGE SIZE VOILE dresses go to Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 So. Seventh St. 10-12 PAY CASH AND. PAY LESS for anything in the paint line, roofing and glass. Pattersons, 630 south . Sixth...- - - , 9-16 BIG ASSORTMENT, of pretty voile - dresses have Just arrived In all tho new shades, in sizes 86 to 44. Hoe Bogln's Dress. Shop, 129 So. Seventh St. 10-12 LADIES OVERSIZE Voile Dresses at Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 So. Seventh St. 10-12 DON'T THROW AWAY a good pair ot shoes that only need a new sole. We repair them as good ar new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. 16-22nl ARE YOU TIRED AND DUSTY! Visit the Hot Springs Nat. 9-1 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street Phone 624.-. tl SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL : Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Bhop, 121 N.. 8th St.. We pay. the return postage. THREE LOTS In Klamath Falls to sell; also 160 acre ranch In ' Lnngoll , Valley irrigation district to sell 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-J1! ' " .wKi.ii.,. . mmr SECTION FOR SALE 4 ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE, bath,; , room, largo front porch overlook-.. Ing city. Trees, lawn, shrubbery,, :,7 Inquire corner Hastings and Lavey 1 Streets. $1900, easy terms. JV , W. Burdotto, Hillside Addition ' Box 1072. 7.- MAKB YOUR AUTO , NEW With . Auto Nu. Pattersons, 630 South 6th. - . . ; 9-15 FOR SALE Seven room house and . lot; garage. Paving paid In full. Terms. Call 512 North Btb. 8-14;.'1 FOR SALE 1923 Ford t-door sedan.' in good condition bargain.- - See . owner at Bulck Garage. 11-14 ' FOR SALF: 16 tons hay, first cut-1 . ting, $10.00 ton. Inquire Klam-,' ath Co. Fair Grounds. , 11-17.'.-- LAREO SIZES IN VOILE dresses at. Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 8o.,,. . Seventh St. ; 10-12 1 . MAYTAG WASHER CHEAP. Mrs,, I n Ti,,, , , . u-i , n- ; ; 11-14 FOR SALE Team of logging horses,tyj3 weight 2800. With or without harness. Price very reasonable. J, Write or phone Topsy Lumber Co., ' Dorris, California. 9-15,5 FOR SALE Seven ' room house on,. ') North 9th St, close In. Teres." Address, Box 123 Herald office.';4 ' 97-36' if LOST A VI) FOUND LOST Near Bonanza,' pack sack, s name W. H. Riley.- Kindly return..), to Herald office. : , . . ' 10-16 " LOST Black note book containing'',. . hunting, fishing and drivers lie-' : ense, about July 4th. Reward." ; Box 27, Cr. Herald. 11-14 FOUND 30x3 'A about July 3. Auto Co. tire on Ford rim't Inquire Dunham . . 1 i.i i LOST Woman's purse, $20.00 .car-' . -'I rency. Finder please call at 119"- jt South 9th St, Reward, , lH3f'',!' LOST Tan Gabardine coat between . Sun Creek hill and, Klamath Falls.. '1 Return to Herald office. WANTED DRESSMAKING neatly done, reason able. St. Francis Apt. No. 10. 10-13 ' PRACTICAL NURSE wants . . Phone. 58 6-R. - 1- 10-14 WANTED-General carpenter work, . rcuiuueiiiug, tjic. - j. v;. vrooauy, ; . 738. nfllirnrnin An. 9.1K :, it DRESS MAKING, 1240 Sargent Ave. ... W1SBOW CLEANING, tlocr WJ V ing, house cleaning and Janitor ' service. References.' A. M, '' Rhodes. Phone 360W. - . 7tf '? WANTED Sowing by day or piece. i Phone 295-R., : , . i.8.14f ; WANTED By young man, room in . private family where I con set on., , occasional meal. Box A. W. B., , Herald office. , 10-J2, '-12. WANTED Young, man to deliver,, and work In grocery store. , Muat,' : have good habits and be willing. to work. Exporienco unnecessary." ' Address I. L, K., Cr, Herald. iO-1 3 ," ' LEGAL NOTICES ' . V SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Equity No. 1965. . x. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB.- u STATE . OF OREGON IN AND,, FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. ' N. D. GINSBACH, Plaintiff.,. -. ;. -.. ; vs. , . JOE MARINO'"' nn.4 nnv' rtAisinn' nr . persons claiming through him any.. , .uioicqi iv iuo yiuyudy uencnuel, herein, Defendants.- ...... , ', '" ''" To JOE MARINO, Defendant:" ''';-. ;u, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE, v OF- ORKOOM. Yon, a liorohv quired to appear, and answer, ItheX! .;' complaint on file in the above en-1' titled suit, on or before tho 11th day I' ot August. 1925, that being the last rinv nrnacrlharl fni an.h nnnAtiMnnA ' , in the order of the Court for the i '.. publication of this summons, and If, . . you fail to so appear and answer, 'J -. for want thereof the plaintiff will '; , annly to the Court for tho relief " prayed for In his complaint, to-wlt:, ' be the sole and exclusive owner ot ' the Northeast Quarter, Section 31. Township 36 South, Range 8 East, W. M in Klamath County, Oregon: and that the defendants be forever barred from any adverse claim thereto; and tor further equitable, relief, including costs. This summons is served upon yon' by publication In the Evening Her-" aid, a dally nowspaper, printed, pun- usneu ana or general circulation In Klamath County, Oregon, for six successive weeks, pursuant to order of the Hon. A. L. Leavitt, Judge of the above entitled court, dated Juno 27, 1926, the first publication belnc June 29, 1925, and the last publica tion being August 10, 1925. EDWARD B. ASHURST, Attorney for plaintiff, Suite No. 6, Looniis Bldg., Klamath Falls. Ore. Juno 29, Julf 6-13-20-27, Aug. 8-19. '7- '''!r ill. 'if' 1? e e Supplies Murphey's Seed Store Phone $7 - 906 ain"