MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KTAMATII PALLS, OREGON '
PAGE SEVEN
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
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DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
70D Main St. Phono 1.13-W
Make and grind Glasses. Dupli
cate broken lenses, repair frames
Exclnsive Mcenscd Mann-'
facturers for
The now Concrete Hollow-Wall
Building . llrb'k for Founda
tions, Walls, Buildings, elo.
Absolutely Fire and Weather
, Proof at n eost loss thnu anv
other form ot mnsoury,
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Btone-Tlle construction elim
inates upkeep expuase, Is l
destruotlblo, and Is approved
by the best architects and
guilders. " '
Cnoxcolled ss it base for
. Stucco finish
let ns ICsUmnto your Job
. 6Ut and Market. Phone B82W
Concrete Pipe Co.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Klamath Lodge
Directory
M. W. A.
Moots First and Third
Wednesday!
Odd Follows Hall
0. L. Edwards, Clerk.
13;iG Lukovlow Are.
B. P. 0. ELKS Meets
, t Thursday evening, visit
jjr lug msmbars welcome.
Elks Temple, sra s Main
Charlton Currln, Exalted
Itnlor. Tom Delioll, See.
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Meetings: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
.Lyceum Hall, 8th and
High Visiting KnlghU
wolcorae
Chat, Patterson, 0- K.
American Legion
Klamath Post No. 8
Mooting! lit and Srd
Tuoidayi. Court Hoose
t Basement
' r. R. OLDa, Com'dr.
Phone 61-W
Dr. Philip 'Cola
Gononil Practice of Dentistry
Opon Pwenlngs by Appolnlmont
Phone 509 518 Main
Ovor Moe'i Store
BOSTON BEAUTY
SHOP
Winters Building
Vloiot Ray facial and scalp
treatment, facial packs, mnrcoll
Ing, and shampooing, French
pnpor wave.
For appolntmont Phone 811
GLOnKNNA WARItKN, Prop.
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CHICAGO, (P) Tho lnrgcst clear,
level grass meadow In any park In
tho United States Is the one In
Washington Park here. It has an
area bf 101.7 square acres, which Is
nearly one-third of tho total area ot
tho park.
Tho meadow Is nn level ns en
gineering "kill can mnko It and is
COVcrM "l,'.',7 "-"lv coat of grass.
Tliero Is npaco for 280 pcrfoct foot
ball gridirons, 125 baseball fields
nnd more than 1.800 tenls courts.
Hero Chicago's multitudes find
room to "stretch their legs." Tho
meadow Is surrounded by shaded
wnlks and pleasure drives, miniature
lakes nnd flower gardens. The fam
ous "Dug Club," an Institution uni
que to Chicago, meets at this spot.
Men, womon and children of overy
description gather in groups to lis
ten to soup box orators and dotna
gogucs deliver Impassioned mes
sages. It Is a place where the
American right to absolute freedom
of spoech Is unhampered.
Washington Park ia the second
largest of Chicago's parks, ranking
next to JackBon, which has an area
ot G54 acres. Moro than 13,700,000
has been spent In Improvements,
plus tho orlglnul cost ot tho land.
The park has 110 tennis courts, 29
baseball diamonds and two football
fields, in addition to 45,000 scuaro
foot of chlldron'a play ground, 2B,
000 squure foot ot wndlng pools and
1.5S0 square toot ot sand courts.
Vochatzer Bros.
WELL DRILLERS
Phone 225-R
1731 Melrose
' Estimates ' given on water
systems. Prices Reasonable
BR' rail sSSS
IflOOW PARK li
CHICAGO LARGE
Altamont Auditorium
Up-to-date Dance Hall with all Conveniences
and
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland
will furnish the music
Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday
Martin and Nusser
Leipsic Fair
This Fall to
Surpass Many
liKIPBIC. Tho com I n k leipsic
fiiir bo bo iM'ld from AiiKust 30 to
K':lit.TnlM'r 0, proinfueH to HurpaMg
any jirdVloim I'oliwlc exhibition. It
In exiui:t!(J tlw attwidunco WJll bo
Hourly iloulilu that of tlm Hpinif
lair, ot which thfro wto more thian
lHO.OOU liunlnotw iricn from all purU
of tho world, with H,"00 exhibition
from 18 ivountrleH,
One of tho featarea of tfte com
ing fair will be t!ho Cmgo iinilur
giwunU cxhIWtion hall, gcnirrally
t'-jnuldorcd a technical world's won
der. Another pti3aninn.it fcuturo will
bo the machinery hall, conceded to
bo tho larKeit vxhlhltlon hall In
Gormuuy. It ocoiiiU- an area of
21,000 (Uuro mutor.t. Tho old
hou;;o for olnfitiro-t'JrhnlcB aa heeo
tmitorially enlarged by two w.'.iikh
earh two Btorles IhlKX In order t
fumilB), tho necessary spate for the
election of a number cl ocw exhlb
III n btllldhiKs, the muiiiclpal'ty of
Lelpni; has placed a further area of
130,000 gquaro meter at tho rtls-
ponal jf the adminitrato:s of the
fair. This permits sufficient space
tor tho construction of a special
freight stut'pn.
There ia ol.'o Ui plan on foot t3
ihavn r.irelKn firms dlplajr tlieir ex-
Kihits In special halls in a "Street
of Nations."
The magnitude uf the I.cipslc
Fitir has made a division, into two
Bectlans necessary, "The General
Samnjo Exhibit," and "The Techni
cal and Constructive Exhibit." The
latter exhibition will continue four
days Ioniser t"Jan the former and
will he arranged In 15 halls. Tfte
"Sample Exhibition" -will be con
talned iu' 80 halls and special
buildings. ' , .
STKItLIMK RISK A1TKCTS '
DIAMOND ' SALES TO
. , ' . AMERICANS IN LONDON
LONDON". (P) Diamonds as
largo ns hazelnuts in settings fpr
men have attracted much attention
hero lately where jewelry of this
Dealers hero say tho Americans
Englishmen, excepting In rare In
stances, 'never wear dtumonds, espe'
dully as rings, and on this ac
count they never aro seen in the
Jewelry shops until spring when the
tourist season opens.
Dealers here say the Amcrlonns
are buying fewer diamonds than
formerly. This is attributed to the
fact that the stones ore npproxl
matoly ns dear hero as in. the
'United States now tthnt the pound
starling is virtuully at par, and In
addition purchasers are expocted to
pay the 60 percent duty when or
riving on the other side. .
1I.1SKRALL PROVES BEST
MONEY MAKING SPORT
IX THE PHILIPPINES
MANILA, (5 That baseball is
tho most popular sport in the Philip
pine Islands was indicated when the
total receipts at the Far Eastorn
Olympic games bocame known re
cently. Tho receipts nt the six base
ball Bnmes ployed among tho Philip
pines, Japan and China amounted to
$9,900, while football drew the next
largest attendance, the total receipts
for that sport being $3,961. The
total receipts for all tho events
amounted to $26, ISO.
It was explained that tho recoipts
from the track and fiold events,
which amounted ' to only $3,780,
probably would have been much
larger,, had not Japan's etlethos
wulkod oft tho tiuld as a protest
against the disqualification ot ouo
ot bar runners, for fouliug on .the
socond day of tho moot. ,. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton
ot Long Beach spent the week-end
here, and left oarly this morning
tor tho north, whero they plan to
visit for sevoral weeks.
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column without extra charge, but all
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Display classified ads (where type
larger than this is used) are counted
nine lines to Inch.
Copy must be in Herald office by
noon to get in that day's paper.
NEW TODAY
FOH SALE OK EXCHANGE Two
Fordsons; 3 heavy wagons; 1
light wagon; 10 sets heavy double
work harness or will exchange for
laying hens, milk cows or young
work horses. Apply Hcrbougn
ranch, near Marshall ranch, Olene.
20-2 2
$10 REWARD for information load
ing 'to recovery of 1U17 rord
touring car, motor No. 1,746,313.
Oregon license number 182,731.
Klamath Falls Auto Co., 224 Main
20-2
LOST Herman police dog, 5 months
old. White front toes and breast,
dark coat. Reward. Call Mnc-
Aulay. Phone 154. 20tf
FOR RENT 4 room modern fur
nished houe. Mrs. Davenport.
SOS Lincoln. 20
WANTED A rlrm class Janitor; one
that can drive big car. Klamath
General Hospital. 20-21
FOR SALE Piano for balance due,
1 boughtvthis piano only a few
months ago and am unabfo to
keep up my payments. So I am
offering it for about one-half the
regular price, fall or write Box
134, care Herald office. 20-21
FOR SALE $1,000. Three room
house on puved street. 60x140;
corner lot. This is a neat appear
ing house in a coming district.
Phone 906, or call 1932 Nevada
Aveaue. ' - 20-25
WANTED TO RENT A small mod
ern furnished house that is in a
desirable location. Wanted by
family of threo who will take care
of the place 03 if it was their own.
Ans. Box 777, care of Herald.
. 20-21-22
FOR SALE Soda Fountain, large
assortment of glasses and extracts
all for $100 cash. F. M. Lucas
Furniture, cor. Main and 5th. 20
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE reduced
at the Hot Springs Nat. 20-21
JAPANESE SYNDICATE IS
FOR.MED TO EXPLOIT
COAL AND OIL FIELDS
TOKYO. (jp) The government
authorities aro reported to have
reached an agreement on tho pro
posed formation ot a semi-official
syndicate for the exploitation of tho
Saghallen conl and oil fields. The
Oil syndicate will have a capital of
10,000,000 yen and the coal syndi
cato will' be capitalized for 10,000,'
000 yen.
Half ot the capital is to- be in
vested by the Hokushin Kai. the old
syndicate interested in Saghallen
and tho North Saghallen Industrial
company, and the remainder will
bo offered for general subscription
Tho imperial navy will purchare the
entire oil output. Only Japanese
subjects will be allowed to sub
scribe for shares.
FRENCH CASUALTIES
PARIS. July 17. () Total
French casualties so far In the
Moroccan war with Abd-El-Krim's
Riffians are given by the Petit
Journal in a Fes dispatch as 4,143.
Of theso 707 were killed, 2775
wounded and 666 missing. -
Popular
Ved C, Robinson, ot Chicago, Is said
io be personally acquainted with
varly every ono of tho 000,000 mem
era of the Elks In the United States. ;
rVobably that's why he Is to be the
band sccrctnry of the order for his
venty-socond consecutive torm, acf .
ordlng to a vote at tho convention
in Porlnnd. Ore.
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NEW TODAY
FOR RENTTwo 2-room partly fur
nished np:s. $12; single room $9.
813 Alameda. 20-23
GIRL WISHES light housework In
town or ranch. 1519 Portland
Avenue. ' 20
FOR SAL E Stndebnkrr Ilus, 15
passenger enclosed body, license
paid, five nw4sr,xfi over-size tires,
good condition. Sacrifice for cosh
or would consider trade for light
touring car. See Jack Davis, 804
2nd St. Phone 170-J after 3 p. m.
i 20-22
FINE HERD REGISTERED
HEREFORD CATTLE
The Diamond "B" Ranch of
Lowell, Lane county, Oregon, are
going to dispose of their very fine
herd of pttreored and registered
Hereford caule, consisting of bulls.
cows, h (lifers and calves, and it is
going to Ik: a wonderful opportunity
for anyone wanting to build up their
herd, or to start a new herd, to pur
chase some of theso cattle.
For a number of years the herd
of Herefords shown by tho Diamond
"B" Ranch at various Slock Shows
over the West, has carried off many
Blue Ribbons and Grand Champions.
J. S. Keall, the president of the
Comrany, and his son, M. J. Beall
the -Manager, are both bo anxious to
dee this herd of registered cattle fall
into the hands of some Oregon
breeders of white face, that they
will make an unusually low prfce on
p&rt or ail of these ccttio. and would
bo Inclined to give terms to respon
sihlo breeders on part or all of tho
purchase price.
They have many animals In this
herd that they have paid more than
51000 each for, but they say they
will make very attractive prices to
anyone wanting some of these cattle.
Adv. 20-21.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT One room, suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Call at 219
Jefferson. Phone 753-M. 17-20
FOR YELLOW CAB Phone 513-W.
Trips 25 cents. 16-31
EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER for
rent. $1.00 per day. Phone 129.
Golden Rule Store. Jll-All
HOUSE FOR RENT 5 room house
on two lots; large garden .space;
also chicken house; located one
block from pavement. Apply No.
2 Main St. mornings before 11
o'clock. .18-24
FOR RENT Tiro nice, cool slecp
, ing rooms with bath. Phone 406R
813 Lincoln. 18-21
MISCELLANEOUS
THE SIXTH STREET CLEANERS
will call, press, and deliver your
suit for 75c. 224 So. 6th Street.
Phone 49-J. J15-A15
CUNNINGHAM'S TRANSFER.
Bonded. Phone 881-J. J1S-A17
TO TRADE Ford ton truck for
cattle. S. W. Bratton. Phone
14-F-3. 18-21
DRESS MAKING, 1240 Sargent Ave.
Phone 547 R. J6-A6
WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax
ing, house cleaning and janitor
service. Heterencei. A. M
Rhodes. Phono 860W. 7tf
WATCHES AND JEWELRY repair
ed right. Geo. Metz, 622 Main.
v J 10-31
FOR PRETTY SILK UNDERWEAR
go to Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129
South Seventh Street.
DON'T THROW aWAT o good pair
ot shoes that only need a new
sole. We repair them as good at
new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121
N. 8th St. . 16-22DI
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to gel
.good eats. OPEN ALL. NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone C24. tl
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to tho Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St We
pay the return postage.
LEGAL NOTICES
COUNTY TREASURERS' NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the County Treasury
for the redemption of Pine Grove
Irrigation District warrants, protest
ed on or before December 6, 1924.
Dated at Klamath Falls on this
18th day of July, 1925.
VERA HOUSTON,
18-20-21-22-23. County Treasurer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tho County Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estato ot v
ROBERT F1NLEY, Deceased. . .
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment and of tho Estato ot Robert
Flnley, deceased by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Klamath County, and all persons
having claims against said estate aro
hereby notified to present same to
tho undersigned at tho office ot
Fred D. Fletcher at No. 16 Loom Is
Building, Klamath , Falls, Oregon
within six months from date hereof.
Dated this 20th day of July, 1920.
, V RICHARD HEAD,
Executor ot the Estate of
Robert Flnloy, deceased,
July 20-27, August 3-10-17.
t LOST AND l'OUND
rnvi"""'iiiiriri -------------.
LOST Gorman police dog with col
lar and piece of ropo on. Reward.
Call 429-J. ' 10-18
LOST Between Kirk nnd Klamath
Falls, black leather liniultmK, con
taining ladles clothing and pursn
with owners name. Leave nt
Hernld office or 304 South 4th
Street. Reward. 14-20
LOST Calif. License No. 840-S47.
0. K. Roberts, 910 Main fit. 18-20
FOR SALE
1921 FORD BUG, stnrtor, domotint
aiilu rims. Bargain. Am leaving
town. Call Peasley Studio. Phono
39. 16-18'
FINEST ELBERT A PEACHES and
, Bartlett Pears direct from grower.
Order now for delivery Aug. 1st
to 15th. 40 lbs peaches $2.40; ,
45 lbs. pears $2.90. Express paid.
Send cash with order. W. (!.
Smith, Corning, Calif. J17-A15 :
FOR SALE Household' furniture;
Phone 411. B08 Conger Avenue.
18-21
FOR SAL E Twenty-five brood
sows, to farrow August and Sep
tember; also feeder hogs. G. W.
liratton. Phone 14-F-3. ' 18-21
FOR SALE Furnished summer
homo at Rocky Point resort. Vory
ilasirahlo location. Inquire 10
Loamls Bldg. 17-23
FOR SALE 1925 Chevrolet conch,
cheap. Call Room 205, Baldwin
Hotel. i ' 18-21
FOR SALE! The Hotel Chrlsman,
75 furnished rooms,1 electric lights',
. hot' and cold baths, ono acrn of
' ground, on Main street. Silver
Lake, Oregon. Best paying hotel
in the state. Price $16,000. Own
ers wish to retire. Address,
N. Lewis, Silver Lake, Oregon.
17-20
FOR SALE 1 Holt combined har
vester; one 75 horse power Holt
tractor, both in good condition.
E. H. Blodgott,' Merrill, Oregon.
t 17-23
CALL AT HERALD OFFICE for
bundles of old papers. 15-20
FOR SALE Seven room Jinnse and
lot; garage. Paving paid in full.
Terms. Call 512 North 9th 15-21
FOR SALE 6 room furnished, plas
tered house. Terms. Call 713 N.
9th St. Phono 726-J. 14-20
FOR SALE OR .TRADE-Interna-."
tional 816 Tractor; two bottom 14
inch plow. Will consider used
car of $500 valuo. Write Box 117,
care Herald office. 1 14-20
WANTED
W A N T E D Salesmen and sales
women for high grade Investment.
See Mr. Swartwood, 124 So. 7th
StreeL r ........ ; 16-21
WANTED Two men to load dry
lumber on cars. See W. II. Kltts.
at four o'clock Saturaay at the
Arcade. t ; 17-18
WANTED One cut off man, write
or wire Underwood Lumber Co.,
Lakevicw, Oregon. 17-20
LEGAL -NOTICES
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Equity No. 1965
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
N. D. GINSBACH, Plaintiff,
- vs. i :.'!-..
JOE MARINO, and any person or
persons claiming through hltn any
interest to the property described
herein, Defendants. .
To JOE MARINO, Dofonder.t: '
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint on file in the above en
titled suit, on or before tho 11th day
ot August, 1925, that being the lost
day prescribed for such appearance
in the order ot the Court for the
publication of this Biimmons, and If
you fail to so appear and answer,
tor want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in his complaint, to-wit:
For a decree, decreeing plaintiff to.
be tho sole nnd exclusive ownor of
tho Northeast Quartor, Soction 31,
Township 36 South, Range 8 East,
W. M in Klamath County, Orogon:
and' that tho defendants bo forever
barred from any advorso claim
thurnto; and for further equitable
relief, including costs. ' ?
This summons is served upon you
by, publication in the Evening Her
ald, a daily newspapor, printed, pub
lished and of general circulation la
Klamath County, Orogon, for six:
successive woeks, pursuant to order
of the Hon. A. L. Loavltt, Judge of
the abovo entitled court, dated June
27, 1925, the first publication being
June 29, 1925, and the Inst publica
tion boing August 10, 1925.
: EDWARD B. AHHURSf,
Attorney for plaintiff, Suite No. 6,
Loonils Bldg., Klumuth FallB, Ore.
Juno 29, July 8-13-20-27, Aug. 3-10.
e e Supplies
' Murphey's Seed Store
Phone . 87 - 906 , Main