The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 23, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text..TJIUllSDAY,'.fULY 2.' 1925 EVENING HERALD,' "KLAMATH ''FALLS,' OREGON PAGE SEVEN f vjctLci'iifcF' VJC VGS CERTAlHW CUT A liS SI'LASH MTH OUB AWCRTti'lNtl CAMPAIGN I Id, out ovcr. 4 10,000 r i 1 ..'.1 lK, : u... . .. HERALD'S rXODAK Your ABVCRTfi.lNt J COT OTh THE f- - I SOLD ? J - campaign jr I ajsiwess oo J rr, ; r vjtiwr TO' TOUff i ! I i t-r is. 1 l a .Betore 9 OclocK-Your V- Ari- Pictut-as are nneriHUUu KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE OUV THEltf Fred Weiterfcld, D. D. S. X-IUy Laboratory Lo'iruli Diilldtng VSnnn 434-W KUnmib Falla, Oregon DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTE&PATIIIC PHYSICIAN AND auiinrlSUK Office nd Itoalddiiro I'houo 321 I. O. O. V. Temple J. C CLEGHORN C'VIIj. ENOINEEIl AND SUItVF.YOn I'hono 192-J 133 S. Klrorsldo ' ' ' ' J DR. J. G. COBLE Ol'TGMKTKlST OPTICIAN 70S Main St. Phono i:i:t-V Make mid Krlnd Glnsiina, Ilupll cate brokou loonoj, repair frnmoa PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION Kxelnslte UcenscA Mnnu fiivlurers for The now Concrote Hullow-Wnll Vlulldlng Hiick for Fniindu tlona, Walla, Hulldlugs, ,oto. Absolutely Fire and Wohthor Proof lit rost loss than nnv otUor form of mnaotiry. Stono-Tllo ' constriiotlon ollw InaUn .ippltoop ..expoimu, In1 In- ,, loatruoi.ll)loj,i and d iiiroved by the " bout ,. r dWlnc U and ' bulldora. , , r, ii ! ' .. a , Unexcelled a a bum for , . Htucco finish tt na IV.Iinato Vouf Job Oth and Ularket. Phone Concrete Pipe Co. "But Stamps Won't Pay Bills' W l - ""-k'01" ( 1 ' "v-"- - I BUT IT COST 10,000 BUCK'S ! J THAT'S TOO MUCH MONGV BACK pi "SAMPLES fH MOfJM TO TAKG -l ALREADY H HAUE VUE THAT'S TOO MUCH DUG BANK DEPOSITS DONT INO-DDE THAT AMOUNT- HOW Come? nil v : 1& BUSINESS DIRECTORY WORK f Tiltrv5 V ready at' 6 p.t ORUG3 ' ESIhS3 Klamath Lodge .Directory M. W. A. Meeta Flmt nd Third Wodnoadayi Odd Follow Hall C. h. Kejwards, Clerk. 1336 Lakoriow Are. B. P. 0. ELICS Meets - .st Thuraday evonlnK. Vlalt yyJr ln mombora wHcomo. Si Elka Templo, 3rd ft Male Sil Clmrltnn Currln, Exalted Bulur. Tom Doli?ll, Boo. K. o C. Council No. 2255 MootlnBs: 8 P. M. ' 2nd And 4lh TuoRdnra Lyceum Hull, 8th and lliuh VlBttlnje KnlshU welcome . Chaa, Pnttnraoa. O. K. American Legion Klamath Poat No. fl moeiinga isi nn aru n I A.,H. un,t.n Mootlni UUH. UUIIIk AUUU Uononumt 01,1)9, Coia'dr. I'fcono B-W Dr. Philip Cole , OonnriO Practlco of Dentistry Open l'wenlnga by Appointment Phono bO'J CIS Main Ovor Moo'a Blore BOSTON BEAUTY ' SHOP Winters Bulldinp; .Vlulot ; Uay facial and acnlp trcatmoiit, facial 'packs, marcoll Inu, and sliampoolng, French paper wave, For appointment Phono 811 GI.OIU NNA WAKflEM, rrop. I flflLY Street HOVO MANV t ITS AW IN L" P0STAC5e .. STAMPS 7 jt KLAMATH FARMS (Coiiliiiiicil From I'it)te One) temdy. Drlecoll lout approximately 30 ncrca of second growth nlfalfa. Other farina of I'oo valley -wore uffocleJ. slipilly, Mr. Sexton nald. On tlio upper projoct, Uruco Gad dl" farm ' near llonley 'waB found to bo ravaged by tho peat. The following ranches hi tho Ttilo In ko section were Inspected ye.ilvi Jt. ; U., .s J..1.1. Spen-:e, YouiiK. I Fain, Vlkcr. Treluar. Waldrlp, Hod- lund. ItoRan,' Ilrown, I.und, Oalim, llnihmor. McAullffe, Gentry, Dun bar, UlRlur. Slovak, Wells, Caeka, llurrla Stearns, DKHrosy, .MoElroy, Dnvls, Cook, KuoJl, Jacob, Smith aud McCullock. FlomlliiK I'nstlecrtwtul ' FUyjdlnR of ranohes, with tho Vochatzer Bros. WEIjIi DniI.I.EKS ; Phone 225-R ' 1731 Melrose EatlmatniT given on water ayatums. I'rlcoi Itensonable STRIPPED ' ' ; Bonded 1918 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE M, F. P.MtK Kit Oivuits unci Operators ' WAHKKX 1JEXXKT ' South Sixth Street, Klumiilh Falls, Oregon ' . , Wo liny Wo .Sell liny Grain -I'olatocH Wo Storo Anytliing Except Livestock Lot us luko enro of your hay nnd grain wants, be it a sack, a halo or carload. Wo guurnnteo everything Wo sell. Our prices mo fair nnd reasonable. If you are thinking ot leaving, storo your c,lu'l9 wllh us until you huye found Unit Klamuth is tho finest "place on cart"). ,Tr.y us. i , : ''' :" . ; Altamont Auditorium , v Up-to-date Dance Hall with all Conveniences and Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will f urnish tho music ', Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Martin and Nusser THE EVENING view of drowning out the blight, Ii.ih proved twsu ccsHful; Mr. Chorpun Ing reported.. HovcntyJflvo per iroiit of t ho worm on ono run oh, wore allvo af lor huvlng -been under water for 24 liourH. Iiivos-tlgatkm disclosed thnt tlioro worn four lypea of llin urmy worm, tw u7P of which urn working dur ing Hi" day time and two during t ho nlKlit time. Unless fanners realize Uiio erlou ninm of tlio situation ami work In dofiitlgubly with poison, toward the control and eradication of these In (cxtiitWin, tlio situation will gradu ally bocomo worse. ! BE FIRED SOOfl (C'oiilliiui'd From I'ao One) fnutivo as acting head of tho team, It is held. .... - nmn HiKtijexled . Many names have been suggest ed, but In general the name of licrt Oook seems to be tlJe most popular. Oriicr names mentioned wore Dcmltt, Noel, lied Watts, cap tain, and Mathews. Cook when Interviewed by a Herald reporter this morning said that If lie were offered the position of manuger by tho board of directors, lie would hesltato to accept owing to pressure of business. .Mathews, declined to discuss the situation at all. - "I lid pod organize tho team, but now I am only (a player, b I don't want to commit myself", Mathews aalw. A rumor, Tsas In circulation today that Mahler, plttfjcr, (had quit the team. This was found to bo un truo when It became known that Mohlcr with "lied" Watts iiad left for Portland for several days to r:tiro same personal ePegts befoTe full. They are expected UiUK. lato this week. The team Is reported Intact, and tho moralo high with tho prospect of seeming a now lender of the Pelican nlao. , . fOMMFXISTS OF VIEXXA EMPLOY NEW MF.THOH OF DEMONSTRATION' , VIENNA, (if) A new. method of demonstrating lias been hit upon by the communists of Vienna. Effec tually to stop all traffic of a street, several hundred unemployed com munists and wur invalids lay down on tho rails of the street cars in the city's principal stroet. It took tho pollco more than nu hour to clear tho tracks so thnt traffic could bo reuumed. Whcnovcr 30 or DO ot tlio weary communists had beert In duced to get up and seek their re poso elsewhere, the same number would ntrolcb out on tho rails far ther on. Tho entlro performance was a source of unalloyed pleasure for thu humorously Inclined Vien nese. ' - Wo Weigh Perambulators to Logging Trucks GLOVER TO HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD (.XAHSIflnll Ffmt iiixirtlofi Two Inm rll'iiia Tlirrro liwrtlons -Four liiftrrtlonii m Hfi'k (0 lime) . Af) ltATK.3 jm t lino 10c ......p4T line inc ......... pit line 2lc .-... per line snc p;r line 80c ....per line 75c Minimum marge 26c. Ada not consecutive are charged aa 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 ada (where type larger than this Is used) are counted nine lines to Inch. ' NEW TODAY FOH KENT Two room house, fur nished, for two gentlemen. ' 630 South !th. 23-24 FO.L'ND Man's watch. Owner may nave same by describing, nnd pay ing for adv. 30S So. JllverHide. 23-24 FARM FOR SALE Bargain In 160 acre farm, 10 miles from town, nearly 100 acres In alfalfa. Phone IO-H-43,: O. Wabbles for particu lars. 23-25 FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. with bath. 08 Main St. 23-2.1 FOR IIKNT 3 room partly furnish- eu nouse. 3:i Wash. 23-25 tOIt SALE 5 ton Eastern Holt tractor; 10 ton Eastern Holt tractor; Case tractor and separa tor, i-iioue 8 3 2. Robinson Trac tor Co. 23-24 LADY ATTENDANT at the Hot springs Nntatorlum. 23-24 FOR SALE New four room hnni. all conveniences, large garage, on mrgo lot. I2Z00 cash or $2500 terms. Apply 110 Hillside Ave. or Western Union after 7 p. m. 23-29 FOR RENT Furnished apartment bl High St. 23-25 FOR RENT Sleeping room, hot mm coia water. 101 Washing ton. Phone 325. 23-29 MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore., July 23. Eggs, steady. Current receipts, 30c: pullets. 2727 l-2c; firsts, 2S 2S l-2c; extras, 30j31c, delivered Portland. Butter, steady. Extra cubes, city, 46 l-2c; standards, 45c; prime firsts, 45c; firsts, 4 2c; undcrgrades. nominal; prints, 48c: cartons, 49c. Euttcrfat, steady. Best, churning cream. 4,c net shippers track in tono 1. , ' Poultry, steady. Heavy hens, !24 d 25c;. light. 18 019c; springs, 19 l 25c; young white ducks, 20c. Onions, steady, ?4J4.50. Potatoes, steady; new, J2.50& 2.75. Nuts, steady. Walnuts, No. 1, 28 if 30c; filberts, nominal; almonds, 2;i?2ic; Brazil nuts, 18 Q 20c; Italian chestnuts, 21c. Hops, steady, 1924 crop, 1617c 1933 crop, nominal. Cascara bark, steady, nominal at 5 6c; Oregon grape root. 3 l-2c. Wheat Hard white, Bluestem, Dnart. 1.1.45; soft white, hard win ter, $1.4 3; western white, northern spring. $1.4 2; western red. $1.39; Hig Bend IBucstem, hard white, $1.40. . , . Today's car receipts: Wheat, 4: flour, 5: corn, 4; oats, 2; hay. 3. PORTLAND, Ore.,. July 22. Cat tle, recoipts 10, nominally steady. Hogs, receipts ' 235, steady to weak. Sheep, receipts 250,.stcady. Eggs, steady. Current receipts. 30; pullets, 27 l-2fc2Sc; firsts. 28 28 l-2c; extras. 299 1-2 30c, delivered Portland. Butler. 1 to 2c up. (Extra cubes city, 48 l-2c; standard, 4,7c; prime firsts, 4;c; firsts, 41c; undor grades nominal; prints, 49c; car tons, 60c. Hutterfiit, 2c up. Best churning cruam. 49c net shippers track in zone 1. , Poultry, steady. Heavy hens, 24 5i 25c; light. ISfilOc; springs, 19 2oe; young white ducks, 20c. Onions, steady. $ 4 ff, 4.50. Potatoes, new, $2.50 Ji 2.75. Nuls, sternly. Walnuts, No. 1 2S30c; filberts, nominal;, a! monds,: 25 fi 27c: Brazil nuts, IS 20c: Italian chestnuts, 21c. LIX1AL NOTICES ,E(t.L NOTICE . The Klainatli County . Fair Board cnlles for sealed bids covering labor In erection of a Poultry and Pot Stock Pavilion . on the county fair grounds, work to commerce on Aug ust (I, 1925. Plans nnd specifica tions ou viow at the office of tho fair board, room D. Klamath Comity Court. House. ! Bids to bo opened at regular mooting of fair hoard Aug ust 5. 1925. Certified-check to five per cent of the amount of bid must accompany such bid. LEGAL NOTICE Klamath County Fair Board calls for sealed bids covering labor , and FOH HALE l-'Olt Three room house with some ItE.VT furniture. Near paving. $25 per month. l oll 2 Rooms and bath, partly HALF," furnished, ono half block off paving. $2S00. $800 down. 4 Rooms and bath, furnished, 2 blocks off paving. $2200. f,.i"0 Down. 5 Rooms and bath. Only two blocks from Main Street on paving. $5000.00 This Is worth looking into. Terms! We have other good buys that we will be glad to show you upon request. MAGCIRE & MAGUIRE Insurance Investments 81C Main Street FOir SALE Dandy Threshing Out . fit. Bargain. Write Box 135, care Herald office. 22-28 FOR SALE OR TRADE Oldsmobllc four. 23 model; first class shape; cash, terms or hay and grain. See ' People's Warehouse. 22-25 FOR SALE 1925 Ford touring car, driven 1600 miles; will sacrifice for cash. W. II. Goodbody. 419 North 10th. 22-24 FOR SALE Seven room house and lot; garage. Pnving paid in full. Terms. Call 512 North 9th. 22-28 FINEST ELBERTA 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. C. Smith, Corning, Calif. . J17-A15 FOR SALE $1,000. Three room house on paved street, 60x140; corner lot. This is a neat appear ing house in a coming district. Phone 906, or call 1932 Nevada Avenue. 20-25 FOR SALE Furnished s n m m e r home at Rocky Point resort. Very desirable location. Inquire 16 Loomis Bidg. 17-23 FOR SALE Franklin car; closed; good condition; bargain at $850. Phone 6.S6-R. , w 21-23 FOR SALE 1 Holt combined har vester; ono 75 horse power Holt tractor, both in good condition. ' E. H. Blodgett, Merrill, Oregon. 17-23 WANTED WANTED Boy over 18 for phone and clerical work in small office. Must give references. Write Box S, Cr. Herald. 22-23 HOUSEKEEPER with one boy, 2 years, wants work on ranch at . once. Box 24, Cr. Herald. 22-23 CARPENTER work done by day or hour. Painting, remodeling any thing. Box 13, Cr. Herald. 22-25 WANTED Stenographer with ref erences', wishes any kind of office 0 or cashier work. Box ' 68, care Herald. . 22-23 ! - EXPERIENCED woman cook wants small camp or hay crew. Box 128 ' Cr. Herald. 22-23 CATERPILLAR MAN any kind wants work; G years experience; references. T. E. Bruck, 204 Mich., Klumuth Falls. 21-27 COOL SLEEPING ROOMS for sum mer; mrnace neat for winter; men preferred. 514 Walnut. 21-27 HOYS 10 and 14 years want odd jobs. Phono 115-W. 21-23 WANTED Logging trucks; must be good equipment; ' nobody but logger need apply. S. & N. Log ging Co., Modoc Point. 21-23 NOTICE Having purchased tho Square Deal Garage ot Mitchell & Wallon at Cliiloquin, wo wish to announce llmt .no will not be responsible for any debts contracted before July 4, 1925. M. R. MORGAN WILLIAM MAYFIELD. 2T-22-23 material for Poultry aud Pot Stock Pavilion. 95x48 feet, work to commence-on August 6, 1925. Plans nnd specifications on view at the office ot the fair board, room D, Kluumth cuuuty court house. i Bids to ho opened at regular meet ing of the fair board, August u, 192.1. ('unified check to five per cent of the amount of the bid must accompany such bid. Bids for jobs cited in notices above, will be received August 5, 1925. . THALIA W. NEWCOMB, Secretary of the Klnmnth County Fal r Hoard, room D, Klamath County court house, ' . v July 23-80, Aug. 2, , SECTION FOH HUNT FOR RENT Flvo room furnished house.' Phono 930 or coll 325 North Oth. 2J-33 FOR KENT 4 room modern fur nished houso. Mrs. Davenport, 305 Lincoln. . , 22-25 FOH SALE Vlctrola; dining room extension tnblo; Iron bed; rug. J. ('. Hrnrkonhrough, til) North 12th Street. . 22-28 FOR YELLOW CAB Phone M3-W. Trips 25 cents., 16-31 EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER for rent. $1.00 per day. Phone 129. Golden Rulo Store. Jll-All FOR RENT Bedroom in prlvnto family. Phone 264-J. 512 North 8th street. , 21-23 FOR RENT Furnished apartment; reasonable. 2301 Wantland Ave. Phone 239-J. 21-25 FOR RENT Llncoln. -Sleeping rooms. - 920 21-23 FOR RENT-Two 2-room partly fur ' nlKhed apts. $12; single room $9. 813 Alameda. . - 0-23 HOUSE FOR RENT 5 room houso on two lots; large garden apaco; also chicken house; located, ono block from pavement. Apply No. 2 Main St. mornings before 11 o'clock. 18-24 MISCELLANEOUS SECOND HAND GOODS, all kinds. Gooding the Second Hand Man, 236 Main Street, below the Court House. , 22-25 REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT to a healthy standard. Hot Springs Natatorium. 22-2? 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. J18-A17 $10 REWARD for Information lead ing to recovery of 1917 Ford touring car. motor No. 1,746,313. Oregon license number 182,731. Klamath Falls Auto Co., 224 Main 20-25 DRESS MAKING, 1240 Sargent Ave. Phono 547 R. . J6-A6 : : WINDOW CLEANING, floor tax ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. Reference a. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tt WATCHES AND JEWELRY repair ed right. Geo. iletz, 622 Main. ' J10-31 FOR PRETTY SILK UNDERWEAR go to Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 South Seventh Street. n TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phoce 124. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear 8aoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We pay the return postage. 1AJ8T AXD FOUND LOST German police dog with col lar and piece of rope on. Reward. Call 426-J. 16-18 LOST-rGerman police dog, 5 months old. White front toes and breast, . dark coat. Reward.- Call Mao Aulay. Phono. 154. 20tf LOST Fox terrier pup. Iloward.lt returned to 1029 Menloe Way. 21-23 LEGAL NOTICES PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of Oregon, for Klamath County. I.eonn JL N'achtsholm, Plaintiff, vs. Henry J. Nuchtsheim, Defendant. To Henry J. Nachtsheim, uofendunt, in the uamo of the Stato of Oregon. You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint . filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before August 14tn, 1925, that being tho expiration ot six weeks' publication of this summons prosrib ed by tho order for publication thereof, and if you fail so to answer, tho plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded In the com plaint, to-wit: for the dissolution of the marriago existing between your self and plaintiff; for the euro, cus tody, and control of the minor child; and for such other further rijjiot aa to equity may appertain. This publication is mndo by order ot the Hon. A. L. Lcavltt, Judge ot the nbove named Court, duly mado on July 1st, 1925. - Tho dato of the first publication of this summons Is July 3. 1925. RUTENIC & YADEN, By A. C .YADEN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Post Office Address: 409 Main July 2-9-10-23-30, Aug. 0. Streot, Klamath Falls, Oregon. COUNTY TltlOASUKEItS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that thero nro funds in tho County Treasury for the redemption ot l'lno Grovo Irrigation District warrants, protost- ed on or before December 5, 1924. Dated nt Klamath Falls on this 18th day of July, 1925. ,, ' VERA HOUSTON, , 18-20-21-22-23. County Trouaurpr. Murphey's Seed Store Phone 87 - 906 Main e e up p i e s