TUESDAY, AUGUST M, lf2fl
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S.
X-Itay Iybortorr
COOThli Iiulldlng
Phono 434-W
KUinitth Fatli, Orngcn
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AMI) Sl'tirftctiN
Office and Heslil.-ncn l'liuim 3.' 1
I. O. 0. Ti Tompli
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVII, FNOlNniTiU
AND BURVBTOR
Phono 153-J 133 H. Itlveraldn
DR. J. G. GOBLE
Ol'TG.MKTItlST OPTICIAN
709 Main .-it. Phono 188-W
Muku and grind Glauses. Dupli
cate broken lenses, repair frames
PERMANENT CONCTFIUCTIOM
Bxrlmlvn Mcrnsert Mnnu-fiu-tiirers
for
The now Concrete Hollow Wall
Building Brick for Fnnuila
tlons, Walls, ltiilldluga, etc.
I.
Absolutely Fire and Weather
Proof at a cost less that auv
other form of masonry.
fltono-TIln construction elim
inates upkeep expense, Is In
doati'iic.tlblo, and Is upiccviel
by thn bolt arohitecta and
bulldora.
Unoxcelled as n hso for
Htucco finish
' Let ns K-'inmi. Your Job
flth nd Mnrket. Plume MiaW
Concrete Pipe Co.
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Klamath Lodge
Directory
M. W. A.
MueU Flru nd Third
Wodnoadayi
Odd KiJIowa Hall
0. L. Kdirarda, Clerk.
13.16 Lakevlew Are.
B. P. 0. ELKS MeeLs
Thursdsy evening. Vlilt
Ing niemben welcome.
Elks Temple. 3rd t Main
Charlton Corns, Kxalted
Ruler. Tom DeUalli
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Mentlngs: 8 P. M.
:nd and 4th Tuesdays
, Lychum Hell, 8th ud
High Visiting Knlghti
wolcomo
Chai, Patterson, 0. K.
American Legiou
Klamath Post No. 8
Meeting! l' and 3rd
Tuesdays. Court House
lihsnmunt
F. R. OLDS, Com'dr.
Phone S68-W
Dr. Philip Cole
OonernJ 1'ractlco of Dentistry
Open H.venlngi by Appolutmeiu
Phono 509 518 Main
Over Moo's Store
BOSTON BEAUTY
SHOP
Winters Building
Violet Ray facial and scalp
treatment, facial pneks, marcell
ing, an -t shampooing, Fronch
pnpor wave.
For appointment Phono 311
GLORHNNA WARREN, Prop.
MAVi"
LET T E RS FROM
THE PEOPLE
(Continued Prom Pago siv)
V 1 I . y J)-
I any Ibrfals over Muitelte Is whollvlOre.it lumber maniir.icliirer.
untrue, ns Is the Implication of
your article thut the Southern Pacl-
flc company inlilaietl the negntln- !
Htui for the loculltin of Its terminal
here. The Initiative was altogeth
er wlih Kugoiif.
"F. 1- CBAUBBIt,
"Preildont, Bugene chamber of
( bninereo."
Floyd Johnson Is
Lcr of Battle
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 11 in
I "i f the hardest fought heuvy-
weight bonis ever skaged In ih'
Northweat, Kan linker. Hollywood
movie celebrity, won n 10 round de
cision from Kloyd Johnson, one tlfne
cohtontler for I h e heavyweight ;
' crown.
Vochatzer Bros.
WBSIi DRILI.KItS
Phone 225-R
1731 Melrose
Estlmatos glvon on water
syHems. Prices Reasonable
Bonded 1918
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
P. PARKER Owners mill Operators WARREN RE.NNirr
South Sixth SlTOOt, Klamath Falls, Oregon
We Ituy
We Sell
Hay firaln
Potatoes
Wo Storo
Anythlng Except
Livestock
Let us take care of your hay mid grain wants, be it n sack, a
hale or carload. We guarantee everything we sell. Our prices
are fair and reasonable. If you are thinking of leaving, storo
your goods with us until you have found that Klamath is the
finest plaoe on eartiii. Try us.
Altamont Auditorium
Up-to-date Dance Hall with all Conveniences
and
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland
will furnish the music
Dance Every Wednesday and Saturday
THE EVENING HERALD'S
GODDARD URGES
ni
inujnulty
.Mill tlbe
whim Hi
fiiinili-i r
ne.cMslty,
vitally Urgent
"III 111" mtlllor i'f "'ill!i' lbipoiai
wn havo no cholc. Ii iiiiikI bo done
n'.,w. and Hint I., way t unhefRet
Ingljr recommend that wo assume (ha
burden that ooodUl mi have unfor
tunately placed upon us, und thut
wu moot tho situation without hesl-
I ntlon.
"Thi! next xnbiiiT that 'aoulil
claim our attention.--mid uiilr'i
y, 'a liund in hand In importance
with i ho HUgcetlon of lewage dls-lional-
la tho reiurrai.iK of our
jiaved itrU, nr"t oipectalijr thmc
whern thoro lit ihcnvy traffic, ttueh
oi Main Street, KlimaLh Avenue
and HprlnR Stroot.
"TeiiH of IlLOUKaiiil of dollar.! of
I he people'H money m Invculed In
iaved mreela that have KOtten Into
con Mil .n that, If not (Iran atten
tion, will have to be rebuilt In
the ulmoftt Immediate fnturo. If
many our streets are reaurfaccd
i n. jw, they will be iiracticully ut;
' t- will II ItikW :.n,t tllf i'IiKI a ill In
. . j...
niall an compared with replace
ment; while. If they ;re iut rc
.turfaccd, tboy will ?im he In aw
'deplorable condition ;n are Sout'i
I Sixth Street and Oregon Avenue.
I ill of which mum be rebuilt In
I ho near future.
Wire jUiiderfn'Oiiud
"Another matter that hhould claim
our attentljn nw the placing
underground of all wTrea within the
tire thitrlct. KlamaUi Pnlla te on
the threshold of great development.
An .l iter railroud Is knticklng at our
! d or ant will, undoubtedly, outer
are!
remiv t i hittli mill.: In
That will mean tremtndoui Increase
In noiiulailra and budnes deveroa-
ment.
"Even today the lull poles an! In
numerable tel. -phone wire:; and cub
lea and the high pawcr electric lines
are an eyesore to the community and
a dangerous menace whenever fire
i rages In our business district, in
! this day uud uge they have no
place above ground, and 1 would
; urge upon yon l bo Immediate pas
jsuge cf necessary legislation direct
ing that they he placed underground
' within the fire district the expense
I bo bo borno by the companies own
' Ing the wires.
"This should receive our Imme
diate intention so that tho work
will be completed before the resur
facing of the streets. .To tncllHato
our luiurs, I ant submitting aere-
hIim. 1 1 .. : ,ki-
I nuui nil uiuMiiii.e ouvoriUG liii
matter. I ais orilinanco is 11 roscrou
f the -ordinance adopted by the
City of Portland some years ago.
Rental for Streets
"I have long been of the opinion
thai the etreetn of a city uro tho
! property of the ; pie, and thai
thedv use for tinv oti'.er ouruose ex-
ccpt that for Which thev were iild
'out shonbl I eld far- las the same
as il iht'y wcrt- the properly cif un
t&dtVltiat, If ;i tIi'phnne company
or an eleolric company use the land
of un Individual, it wouUl have to
We Weigh
Perambulators
to
hogging Trucks
Gil PROGRESS
( ;iiAHSIFrr,i All BAXBfl
! I'Tml. Iimertion per linn lOo
two lAwnruonj par lino 15c
xnroo InMrtlona por line 30c
! Four limertloim per lino 25c
I Week ( llinr)N per line 0e
One Month i per lino 7Bc
j Mlnliniiin marge 26c. Ada not
consecutive are charged al now fol-
i Jov.'Iiik eu'-h otnbmlon.
.NKW TODAY
V 0 It S A I. K I'edlcrccd bitch
I'ollce dog; need lionie. Sec Db k.
KofND- Key Willi brass tag at
tached. ( all Herald office. 1 0-1 1
KOU SAI.K- flood milk cow, 176.
424 Conger avenue, phone 732.
1 1-17
KOIt BALB-r Apartment house, has
six nicely furnished apartmen'ta,
all have prlvnti? baths, steam heal,
clone In. Terms. Address 153,
Herald. 11-tf
pay for that ue. The tame rule
ahould appl when tho streets are
used.
"I would, therefore, suggest that
such legislation a may be neces
sary Ik- passed by the Council fix
ing charge for tho use of ftie
utreets of tbis city wherever they
oro used by ' private Interests for
wlrea, conduits .jr water pipes. The
amount ciarged should be suffl
clcnt lo meet the cost of light aid
water tj the City, (hlcb, at the
pre 'em time, is over $1000 por
month.) and should be so graijai
cd u.t lo meet the Increased cost to
the City of these commodities as
the city expands.
Water Too Costly
"Doubtless you have noliiced. as I
have, the lack of trees. shrub3 and
lawns In cur City. After :areful
enquiry among all clashes and in
all sections of the City. I have tome
to the conclusion that this condi
Hon Is due ti one reason, and t.
one only; tiiat Is, the high cost of
water for IrrlgMlon.
"I" am told that tac water rate
far Klamath Falls Is the highest
on the Pacific Coast with one ex
ccptlon, Calexico, California. I
have not c'le figures at hand to
verify this statement, but I do kuow
the water rate in this city is high
er than many sustantlal citizens
think It ahould be.
"A special rate for Irrigation
should he established, and one that
Is low enough ti justify the free
and abundant use it water for beau
tifying the home with flowers,
shrubs and lawn.
"At tho same dime steps ahould
be token looking toward the acquo:
ing of a supply of pure water from
some of the many springs north of
the City with the view .;f the in
stallation ii li municipally owned
water pluat.
Medtotil Gets Water
"Tie urgent need of such a
move 'is readily seen when we learn
that the City of Modford Is now
getting water from Four Mile 1tke
which is on the- Klamath water
abed; and further, Medford con
templates voting a bond issue of
$975,000, to install u new water
system. Perhaps part of this en-
"oue sum will be used k divert
lrol olher siurkling t-lireams
: -I - i lirmvs r rv
to Klamath
FUlls.
"1 wish. furtUer, to call your at
tention to iho City of Bend whUch
voted a band Issue (recently for the
sum of I60O.O00 to purchase and
build u municipally oWned water
.system.
"1 believe that It we take up
these BUggestmru and can y thorn' to
vonipletkn, we will 4ave done a
w.'rk thut will stand for all lime as
a monument to our fidelity and Do
tho conscientious discharge of a
trust placed in our hands by u con
fiding public."
WOOD
Summer weather has melted
down the price of
Block-Wood
to tho extremo bottom. Low
summer prices .are now on.
Don't hesitate but buy your
winter's wood uow. Thoro will
bo uo cheaper prices.
Green Slabs
Orders are coming In for that
good cheap wood greeu slab.
Our trucks are delivering tho
best green slab wo have over
sold. Order a years supply of
.blOokB, and green slab, and
you nro safe -yoli cuu get no
bolter wood.
Peyton & Co. ;
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
CLASSIFIED AD SECTION
NKW TODAY
FOlt ItKNT Nicely furnished house.
s I I Lincoln.
Ill;:
LOST 32 x 4 tire, rim, carrier, li
cense plate, tall light, between
highway and Chllofluln, 1207 Wor-
lli-ll Ave , or lb-raid office. Ite-
ward. 1 1 -1 :
KOIt SALE HohIoii Hull pups. 9
weeks old, rnuulre I.amm'H store,
.Modoc Point. 1 1-18
FOR KENT--Sleeping rooms; hot
and cold water. HHS Washington.
11-17
Foil KENT- Sleeping room, furnace
beat for winter. 514 Walnut. 1 1-15
I OR SALE
LIST TOUR
PROPERTY
WITH
OFFICE
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR
F O V II TO.S I X R O O M
HOUSES CLOSE IN.
UAGTJIBB & MAG HIRE
S16 Main Street
FIRE INSURANCE
19 years In business In
Klamath District.
BARGAIN
I AM OFFERING for sale the follow
ing described property that Is part
of an estate that has lo be settled
A FINE 5-PjOOM modern residence
on paved street four blocks from
Main St. in best residence section
fine lawn and flowers. Will sell
furnished or unfurnished.
LOTS 4 & 5 IN HOT SPRINGS Addi
tion, close in, suitable for 3 houses
TWO LOTS IN SECOND Addition one
block from Crater Lake highway
Good view.
ALSO LINDEHMAN PIANO, in good
condition. Call 206 No. 4th. 10-20
FOIl SALE Chevrolet Tour. 1920
good condition. for quick sale
$100. Wm. P. Eanders, 305 Pine.
10-15
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 Seven room house;
garage; paving paid. $4500.
Terms. Call 512 N. 9th. 6-11
FOR SALE Fourteen room room
ing house; good lease; on Main
St. near Sixth. Phone 711. 5-11
FOR SALE
MAIN STREET corner lot, only $190
per foot.
18 LOTS Buena Vista Addition. Good
investment. Very easy terms. Will
sell all or half.
SEE THIS 5 lots in Mills Addition
only $S75; flOO cash balance $30
per month.
See C. R. BEE BE at
CI1ILCOTE & SMITHS
S-ll
FOUR ROOM Plastered house, mod
ern, good garage. Price $30000;
$500 will handle. Balance like
rent.
SEVEN ROOM, modern plastered
house. Lots of built-ins. Beautiful
sun room. Full basement. Corner
lot. Price $5500; $500 will huu
dle. $50 per mouth and Interest.
FOR RENT 3 room plastered house
on East Main. Price $27.50. R. II.
Maley, 703 North Ninth. Phono
720-W. S-ll
FOR SALE
FOIl HALE loo raw, some pure
bred Bhropshlros, $13: also tun
selected purobred Shropshire famB
$30; gentle farm team, Well
matched, 31100 lbs., $150, sale or
trade for cows or calves. Robert
ami Evi'U Adams, Mallu, Ore
gon. 0-13
FOIl SALE One ton truck, In ttfrst
i l.i is -h i ii". Cheap for quick sale.
Call evenings 010 N. !llb St. 8-11
KOIt HALE Lot 75 x 200, orchard,
free Irrigation right; river front.
R34 Conger Avo, 10-16
FOIl HALE- 7-foot McCormlck bind
er. A-l shape, practically now drap
ers; 14-7 in, disk Hooslor drill,
good shape. Hot Ii on Harrison
ranch te ar Bonana, Oregon. Write
Ivan E. Kllgnre, Merrill, Ore. 8-12
MIST AND FOUND
LOST Some place near or In town,
one 30x3 i United States tire
on rim. phone 784: reward. 10-12
LOST At Wlul-kse or nearby, Sun
day night, man's gray and blue
bathing suit. Finder please leave at
Herald office, or phone 866. 10-11
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms.
Bath and Phone.
84 Walnut.
J25-A24
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
Close in. Phone 342-W. 419 10th
St. A4-S4
FOIl RENT Furnished Apt., rea
sonable. 2301 Wantland. - 10-12
BLEEPING ROOM for rent. In
quire 3 19 No. 9th St. 10-12
FOR RENT Sleeping room, furnace
heat for winter. 514 Walnut. 8-10
FOR RBNT I room house, unfur
nished in Mills Addn.. near school.
Klamath Falls Auto Co., 224 Main
Street. 10-12
FOR RENT 2 room furnished
apartment, adults only. 439 No.
10th St. 10-16
FOR RENT 2 room apartment. 225
So. 5th. 10-11
FOR RENT Three-room furnished
apartment with bath. 634 No. Sth
St. Phone 413-J. 8-10
FOR RENT Furnished restaurant
on Ashland-Klamath Falls high
way, now doing good business,
very cheap rent. Isaac Mooro,
Keno, Oregon. 4-10
EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER for
rent. $1.00 per day. Phono 129.
Golden Rule Store. Jll-All
WANTED
WANTED Neat and kind mlddle
agded lady to do housework and
care for five year old boy. Ad
dress Box 7, Dorrls, Calif. 6-12
WANTED Someone who would
want to get into a'gpod profitable
business with no competition. Na
tional article with national cam
paign of advertising behind it.
Write or call. RADIUM HEALTH
PRODUCTS CO., 211 Broadway
St., Portland, Oregon. 10-12
WAN TED Woman 30 years of ago
or older, to clerk anil help with
office work. Box 152, IIerald.8-11
MISCELLANEOUS
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. tf
GET YOUR PIE APPLES at Home
Farm. Poe valley. C.L.Nixon.8-10
IRRIGATED CLOVER stubble land,
, mile Grants Pass, $150 per acre.
Will divide. Terms. Ben R. Bones,
Grants Pass, Ore. 7-8
WF. USE THE HOFFMAN STEAM
PRESS. Let us call, press and de
liver your suit, all for 75c. Tho
Sixtli Street Cleaners, 224 S. 6th.
Phone 49-J. S-10
EXPERIENCED COOK and helper
wants work. Call or write 1212
Oregon Ave. 3-8
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to the Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop. 121 N. 8th St. We
pay the return postage.
25c BUNDLES OF PAPER. Herald
office. tf-nt
WE USE THE HOFFMAN STEAM
PRESS. Let us call, press and
deliver your suit all for 75c.
The Sixth Street ClearciK, 224 S.
6th. Phono 49-J. 15
THE YORK CAFE, under tho man
agement of Mrs. J. A. Roborts und
Mrs. 11. W. Dickson huvo signed
an agreement with Culllnlury Al
llance No. 4 24 und nro now op
erating a strictly Union house
1 Culllnary Alliance No. 424.
CUNNINGHAM'S TRANSFER.
Bonded. Phono 881-J. J18-A17
WINDOW CLEANING, floor -rating,
house cleaning and janitor
Service. Reference!. A. M.
Rhodos. Phono 300W. 7tt
O. K. Transfer Co., "If Its Loose Well Move It"
PHONE 87
906 MAIN