The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 14, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 KVKNINf! HEItALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD SECTION L ' - JjMy ) . i ummcr. Mis Marl M itmnTTH" 1 in . rv saTWay.., W u im JtMi i i a.a jfc . i. OT HERALD'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY VLrA .V rOPAK WORK ZT Leave Your Filtws ( f VV 7 Before 9 0'docK-Yourv A.M- Pictures are V"7 WHCRE PARTICULAR PFOPLE BUY TMtm DRUGS Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S. X-Ray Laboratory I.nomls Building Phone 4.14-w Klanmlti hMIln, ur m DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND BDRttBOM Otflee and Residence l'boue 321 L 0. 0. F. Te&tile J. C. CLEGHORN "CIVIL KNOINEER AND SURVEYOR Pbone 191-J 138 S. Rlvoraldo V J DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 709 Main dt. Phono ISS-W Make and grind Glanxou. Dupli cate broken lenaoa, ropalr Iramoa fUBRMANCNT CONSTRUCTION xcluilYC I.lrcnapd Mnnii (itcturor for The now Concrete Hollow-We.0 Bulldlni; Ilrlr.k tor PoUOda tlona, Walla, Building, etc. Ahiinluii.lt Fire and Wohthnr Proot at a cot leu than anv other form ot muuonrjr, Stone-Tile conntructton ellm Inatei upkoop expenso, 1 In deitructlble, and l approved by tbe boat archltuct aud bnlldari. Unexcelled aa a bnan for Stucco flnlah tot oj Enllmate Four Job th and Market. Phone omaW Concrete Pipe Co. O. K. Transfer r- - Sell 'V ' 1 - - " "v- . ir ImUuu' a 1 & . V . I uiidireradunto ot tl 9R I V A OX ready ar o Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. Mania Flr-t ind Third Wednvadayi Odd Kellnwa Hall 0. L. Kdvtarda, Clark. 133H Lakiivlow Are. B. P. 0. ELKS Meets Thursday evening. Vlalt tnif moiiibott welcome. KIU Tumplo, Srd i Main Cbnrlton Currlu, Bulted Rulnr. Tom Delarll, Bee K. of C. Council No. 2255 Itlcotlngn: 8 P. M, 2nd and 4th Tueadayi I,yreum ll.ill, 8th and High Visiting KnlghU welconii) Chaa, Pattorjion. Q. K. American Logion Klamath Put No. t Meeting! U' and Srd Tuetd.tya. Court Houan Basement T. R. OI.D3, Com 'dr. Phone (El-W. Dr. Philip Cole QonetaJ Practice of Donllnlrr Open Benlngi by Appotntmaul Phono ESS ' 618 Main Over Moo'a Store BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winters Building Vlolbt Ray facial and acalp treatment, fnr.lnl packs, marr.oll Ing, nnd shampooing, French pnpor wave. For appointment Phono 811 QLORENN A WARREN, Prop. i JMlZ . . ' A. l! I I j i 5 mmm Street KHKNCH ORPHAN BOX JOINKI) AMCItK HMV AT AGU OF lO SAI.KM. Or.., Auk. Q.-(JP) Capitol poil No. of ihn American f.' 10n tta-i tin initial m'inbt'r. HftUrioa Tackt-r. a PfODOfa orphan Who Jolttod the Aui'Tltan army in Kranei- iu Dccomlnr, 1 'J 1 7. whon In1 wn 10 ycnrH old. Tho 1 ft 2nd Infantry adoptrd PockOjTi and to avoid techolOOllUoi his nauin wan pttoid formally on (lit muitor roll. When thi out fit wan in action he was left with pWhon fiiniiitcH back f the Itnea, WVariiiK tlirt' Service trip . ill ative of is months of service nvernenn. the hoy wan discharged at cnP. . i . - t v - i pri ic. 1919. TJnirt be was tntiiit;d to fill! mem berahlp in the htaion. An eacperi eiici d Imch r, he ha joined the drum and bU(la corps of the post. Wln'11 adopted by tho soldiers, .Maurice Hpoke little KmkI.sIi. In the mIx yearn lie has been in this coun try be has passed through the grades of grammar school and completed the first three ymrs of high school. Vochatzer Bros. WELL DIUM.KR8 Phone 225-R 1731 Melrose ft Estlmatoa glvon on water ajatema. Pricoi Roaaonable Bonded 1918 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE V. PARK ICR Owners nml Operators WARREN RENNET South Sixth Streot, Klamath Falls, Oregon We Buy Wo Soli Hay Grain Potatoes Wo Sloro Anythlng Except Livestock Let us take euro of your hay nnd grain wonts, be It a sack, a bale or rnrload. Wo guarnuteo everything wo Bell. Our prices nro fair and reasonable. It you nro thinking of leaving, sioro your goods with ua Until you huvo found that Klamath Is thu films! ptabo on onroh. Try us. 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 Co., "If only college j 'during th (iruns, an L'niverKity of Minnesota, has turned ico man lor the summer at BaJel Park, nr St. 1'aul, and totes Ice around each day. MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. It. Egg weak, lower. Current Irecelpta 2M: PulletB 27 t 28: firsts 29 :(j) 30; Extras 31 (i 3 14 delivered Portland. Buiter oaslcr; Standard rubes I ic. lower. Extra cubes, cltjr SO; Standard 48: Prime firsts 48: First K; Under grades nominal: Prints ".3. Cartons, 64. Bntterfat steadr. Best churning cream it net shippers track in zone 1. Poultry quiet. Heavy hens 23: Light 14 iv 15i Springs 19 U 2S: YuunK white ducks 22. Onions steady 2. SO J.7B. Potatoes steady S.OO (j 2.15. Nuts steady. Walnuts No. I. 28 ft 30; Kllberts nominal; Almonds 25 27 Brazil nuts 18 O 20 Italian Chestnuts Si. Cascara bark jiominnl at 6 & 7; Oregon grape root nominal. Hops quiet but firm. l'J24 crop nominal at 20c; New crop contracts at 18c. Cattle nominally steady, nothing sold early. Receipts cattle 30. calves 3E. Hogs nominally steady; receipts Ijp5. (Contract). Sheep nominally steady receipts 1050 (Direct). Kwse, common to eholco, 3.00 B.B0. Cubans to Honor Washington HAVANA, Aug. I I. (PJ A eom jtnlttce beaded by Dr. Oswald 1). Guer rero, newapapomnn and politician, is raising funds for the erection of la statue of George Washington. It is proposed to place tbe statue ja short distance from (lie Maine ' monument. We Weigh Perambulators to hogging Trucks It's Loose PRISONER KH'KS BECAUSE ills HEAD H's spll'.i.D BERLIN. Otto Leest, murderer mill rabhr, was highly Indignant re cently whi'ii German ofilluls re (Used l.j "chop Ms head aff," und Instead commuted hi death sent ence lo life imprisonment. He ui unrated I he lawyer who saved ? 1 ft neck. He has n- Choice now, how . cvor, but to keep bl.t head on lor u commulatbn represents a Hover- elgn act and may n i be annulled. Leest bad previously waived the right of appeal and Indited on be ing executed. In r'.ie meantime, and unknun to him, his counsel had petitioned for commutation, wiilch was (ranted. Th" moment Lcol beard of the change In sentence he became very much Incensed1 and 'im mediately wrote the following peti tion to the minister of justice: "I won't accept t'lla pardon and lnht oa having my head chipped off under all cireu-mst'jnces. It Is I i mvo the o!ght to decide abjnt myelf and not my lawyer. Ho In altogether too officious." MEAT EATING BSDOHUKIJ STANFORD I' .V I V K It S I T V , Calif. -Prof. James R. Klonakc of tin physiology department at Santford mslvorflfty has efllejrlged from eight years of experimenting with the con viction that meat caters, as compared with vegetarians, will live longer, have more children and be of more hardy physique. Prof. Kionaker confined his labor atory reareb to 40 pairs of white rats, but be said that tho conclusions he reached coincided with reports of the results of restricted diet on people in many localities after tne World war. He divided the rats Intj two equal groups, feeding one set an ordinary diet ipcludlng a protein, the other tho same diet minus (he protein. He found that withdrawing meat from tbe rati.' diet caused males to weigh 35 per cent less than those fed meat, the females 28 per cent less. Tbe vegetable diet shortened the male's life 33 per cent, the fe male's 4 0 per cent, caused 29 per cent fewer rats to be born and also brouftbt about loss of power of re production by the third generation. The proportion of males to females was reduced among the vegetarian rats. C ARRIAGE OF ROYALTY ARK CSED IX PlCTTJRES LONDON. Coaches and carriages used by royalty wear out or require replacing more frequently perhaps thaia those of their loyal subjects. TO)C!."0 Is always a market for these :'."yal "castoffs and many have be come the property of rch business men cvhile ctihers, of the gilded type, are bought for film work. There are several,, now waiting transportation to America, but In accordance with 'conditions of sale all wests and other Identification marks have been cut out of tho, pan eling or 61 the upholstery before being taken out of the sale yard. RATH IN GOAL MINES WARS MEN OF IMPENDING DANGER WILKBSBARRE, Pa., Aug. 12. (P) Rats in the anthracite coal mines on many occasions have dem onstrated that they are friends of the miners in giving them warning ol approaching dnnger. A recent nstance occurred in the Empire Col liery. He Preaches Charles Tally Is only 17 but he's a licensed minister In Texas nnd has delivered more than lltty sermons: He's n freshman nt Southwestern University and lives In Beaumont, Tex. We'll Move NEW TODAY FOR KENT- Sleeping rooms. 920 ! Lincoln Kt. Phone 507W. 14-15 WANTED i or 1 b.p. motor. T.W. Hub y. -Merrill lit. 14 WILL TRADE a good piece of land for n good cur. Phone 510. 14-20 POR RBNT S room house, adults only. Phone 547.V1. 11- FOR KENT 4 room furnished house, close In. 1143 Pine. Phone 6 MR. 14-15 BARGAIN DAY Saturday. Shoes 25c and up. All kinds of goods. See DICK, 220 Main St. 14 POB SALE Tent, 10 x 10; perfect condition, at your own price. Call 650 W. 14-15 RADIO A good radio to trade for phonograph; prefer Edison. Phone 24J. 14-15' MEN'S NEW Dress shoes, blacks, all sizes, 12.50 brown or i pair. MEN'S WORK Shoes, new all Icath. er. SI.T5 a pair. IBN'S AND BOYS' New Keds, a pair while they last. EEC BOYS' NEW a pair. All leather shoes, $1.2' NEW HATS Men's grays and blacks late, styles, 2.00 a piek-up. GOODING'S BARGAIN STORE 2 3 0 Main St. Below the Court House 14 BARGAINS 3 ROOM HOUSE New, connected with sewer, J2, 000.00. 3 ROOM HOUSE Modern, $2,000.00 ROOM HOUSE Modern, $2,000.00 4300 down. 280 ACRES LAND with 3 room house, $1500. LOTS IN ALL PARTS of the city acre tracts close in, $350 to $450 per acre. 20 ACRE TRACT close In, $100? suitable for subdivision. A. G. MORRISON Phune 4S5M LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH , OFFICE WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR F O U It TO. S I X R O O M HOUSES CLOSE IN. MAGUIRE & MAGUIRE SIC Main Street FIRE INSURANCE 19 years in business In Klamath District. FOR SALE BARGAIN I AM OFFERING for sale the follow ing described property that is part of au estate that has to be settled: A FINE 5-ROOM modern residence on paved street four blocks from Main St. in best residence section; fine lawn and flowers. Will soil furnished or unfurnishod. LOTS 4 & 3 IN HOT SPRINGS Addi tion, close in, suitable for 3 houses. TWO LOTS IN SECOND Addition one Mock from Crater Lake highway. Good view. A.LSO LINDERMAN PIANO, in good condition. Call 200 No. 4th. 10-20 EXPEDITION TO STUDY RAYS SUN'S GENEVA, July 22. (JP) It Is an nounced from Zermati thai the Roy al Academy of Science at Ainstev- dnfli has planned the scientific e.x p animation of tho sun's rays from a station on tho Gornegrnt, situated at an altitude ot 9,000 feet. The expedition will be headed by J. Van der Bill, of the Dutch Academy ot Science. If PHONE 87 906 MAIN FO It SALE 'OR SALE Apartment house, has rlx nicely furnished apartments, all have private liallis, ntoftm heat, close In. Terms. Address 1E3, Herald. 11-tf FOR KALE Chevrolet Tour. 1920, good condition, tor quick sale $100. Win. P. Sanders, 305 Pine, 10-15 FOR SALE, CHEAP 20 lots wHh looo ft. s. P. truckage. Good fac tory site, see iieehe at Chllool & Smith's. Phono Sfi. 12-14 FOR SALE Lot 75 x 200, orchard, free Irrigation right; river front. S3 4 Conger Ave. 10-15' FOR SALE Good milk cow, $75. 421 Conger avenue, phone 7:12. 11-17' FOR SALE Sixty five head yearling Hampshire rams, all purebred, good typo, excellent condition. Can make up single deck or full car load, with straight Damps or part Cots, or can be delivered by trucks. Reasonable prices. Come and see or wire Link & Wilson, Mr.VIInn ville, Oregon. 13-14 fr'OR RENT FOR RENT Rooms. Bath and Phone. 840 Walnut. J25-A24 FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Close In. Phono 342-W. 419 10th St. A4-S4' FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 541 High. Phone 309W. 12-15 FOR RENT 2 room furnished apartment, adults only. 439 No. 10th St. 10-15' FOR RENT Sleeping room, furnace heat for winter. 514 Walnut.11-15 FOR RENT 5 room house. 2231 So. 6th St. 13-14' FOR RENT 5 room furnished hoaso large yard and shade trees. Les lie Peyton. 733 Main. 13-14 WA.NTKD YOUNG LADY, High school graduate wishes office work; bookkeeping. 332 Lincoln St. 12-14 POSITION WANTED Young man just out of business college, po sition as assistant bookkeeper. Box 131 C-o Herald. 12-14 LOST AND FOUND xrxAjuruiJ"i "' FOUND Pair of gold rimmed spec tacles. Owner may have same by calling at Herald office und paying for this ad. 13-14 LOST Between Liberty theater and Klamath Valloy hospital, an Elgin rist watch. Julia Ogden, Klam ath Valley hospital. 13-14 MISCELLANEOUS TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf WE USE THE HOFFMAN STEAM PRESS. Let us call, press and de liver your suit, all for 75c. The Sixth Street Cleaners, 224 S. 6th. Phone 49-J. 8-16 TO TRADE 4 room house and lot, close iu, in Dunsmuir, value $1750, for house and lot in Klamath Falls. See Peoples' Warehouse. Phone 701. 12-15-' 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 CUNNINGHAM'S T R A N S F E R. Bonded. Phone 881-J. J18-A17. WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. References. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf HAVE CLIENT for a Good Stock ranch, must bo very cheap, price $20,000 to $75,000. M. J. Lopez, i No. 410 E. Market St., Stockton, Calif. 13-14: FINEST ELBERTA PEACHES and Bartlett Pears diroct from grower. Order now for dollvery Aug. 1st to 15th. 40 lbs peachos $2.40;f 45 lbs. pears $2.90. Express paid.: Send cash with order. W. C. Smith, Corning, Calif. J17-A15 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appolntod administratrix of tho estate of Don C. Redfield, deceased, nnd all per sons having claims uguinst the said estate are notified to present same to tbe said administratrix at the office of Fny .Morris. Attorney, 115 -So. Fifth St., Klamath Falls, Ore-, gon, within six months from nnd af ter August 14th. 1925, the date of tho first ,pub".cn!!o!! of this n'. Mce. Dated Aug. 14, 1925. FANNIE Ml THOMPSON, Administratrix of tho Estato of Don C. Redfield, deceasod.t Pub. Aug. 14, 21, 28, S pi. 4, 11. Fay Morris, Attorney. !