The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 26, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, august 26, mt EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN - A ' VHtS 3000 COUNTRY AlP lO 6iViN3 MB iAWTU. APPtTlTf h rr BOMBTMINO ; to L'AT . -i' i ves.and ME. TOO .Ml ' JU V - nci I nMrvl "sl I ...haT's TU' ihftA, ut ( K ' 'IViWUGH V . This Sic.. O-CAATTVE M V iCt HIS 3iGN? V- i . ' r V 1 IIPFwIQC 5 r. J L. l aw V" 1 "i 7 J.A.W .111. II- J L ' li V', I M ' "H 'n'UU: HERALD'S rOPAK iLeayeYour Filrcvs tore 9 O'clocK-Your PiclUs'as are hcturas are rea&var o p.r nndcrwooffs mm y KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Tj I V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE u U Ifruffiv I OUV THEIR ORUG3 Iggfaftgl Fred Weterfeld, D. D. S. X-Ray Luboratory I.oomls Hulldlng 1'bone 434-W Rlamalh Palls, Oregon DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURrtlCOIl Office and Ileahlonce Phone 3'.'i L O. O. F. Temple J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENQ1NEBR and sunvBYort Phone 132 J 133 S. Riverside DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 70 9 Main St. Phono 133-W Make end grind Olassos. Dupli cate brokon lonaoi, ropalr frames crmancnt coNsrrnucTior Bxclualre IJcontrd Manu facturers for . -The now Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Drlok tor Founda tions, Walla, Buildings, etc, Absolutely Fire and Woathor Proof at a coat ldfea than anr other form nf maaonry. -Stone-Tile construction elim inates upkeep expense l lu alestructlble, and la approved fey the best architects and builders. Unexcelled as a base for Stucco finish Let bi Hailmato Your Job th and Market. Phone SS2W Concrete) Pipe Co. O. K. Transfer They're Off f C,EF" t MAVSB I a Y CAN Viuj'llToptiiccak ORCHARD V A I'LL GO OP To til AT FARMHOUSE ANDTKV APPcES ToOET SOMi: KLIU Mm f 1AM -AN' I'M wow i un M6H WITH ME NO TWbt. wnvc V COrVJAftN YE . YOU OLD KiCK - WWS THE 1 OvWeKOF 'gM apple: - irr & iW O n 4( BUSINESS DIRECTORY m ! PARENTS STAND mi TnB o pniinnitf WORK ready at" 6 Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Meau Fir .t and Thtr Wednesdays Odd Fellowa Hall 0. I Edwards, Clerk. 1335 Lakorlow Are. B. P. O. ELKS Meets Thursday erenlng. Visit ing members welcome Elks Temple, Ird fc Main Charlton Currln, Exaltod Ruler. Tom Delaall, Sec J K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meetings: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tueadava .Lyceum Hall, 8th and High Vlaltlng KnlghU welcome Chai, Pattoraon, O. K. American Legion Klamath Post No. S Meetings lat ami trd Tueadaya. Court House Basement P. R. OLDS, Com'dr. Phone 661-W Dr. Philip Colo Qonornj Practlco of Dentistry Open Bvnnlngs by Appointment Phone SOU 618 Main Ovor Moe'a Btore BOSTON BEAUTY . SHOP Winters Building Violet Ray facial and acalp treatment, faolal packs, marcoll Ing, and shampooing, Frenoh paper wave. For appointment Phone 811 QLORKNNA WAIUIKN, Prop. Ks-V; HI MM KHAT 7" thev ll know GET VoiVRE AtOURiT AND MAKE VOL) PAY A GOOD lot; V 7 nothing' i v ' - 7 fcl KURRS MR.6UNN M - n - .i hNO rILK 'CM LJr "( HE Re GOMEO THE- V iMneci o 4 MCA ttWV'CE. WC (CoHtlimti! Trnm Vagv One) cy and he pot in with hud coinpiuiy. "Thi; firm wo knew that he hid got In trouble was the time of the Florence Hang rouljcry. II w:is tor i he robbery of Hie hunk at Florence that Murray .wan sentenced to nerve HO yeura In the Oregon prison. "When Tom wan a little hoy die rr; , goi along well In achuul. lie took uu iuuireal in IiIh work and he liked Ii. He flrnt hecauie restless after an accident bltboucht I don't know whether the accident hnd aiiythllig to do with it or not". Queer Since Blow When ho was thirteen, the father explained. Tom and a companion Wert throwing rocka one duy at a miulrrcl In a tree. The boys were on opposite sides of the tree and a rock thrown bir his compunlon hit T un 111 (he forehead, cutting u Rash from whl;h ho sllll wears n sear. After Hint Tun lost interest In hla irk unite suddenly and soon after run away from home. "I have always thought somc thliiK was wrong .with Tom's mind. When he was sent, to the peniten tiary for the Florence hank robbery we thought about sending blm to the 'hug bouse,' but we decided that the punishment in i.-. lit do htm good so we never made any move to have him sent there." Asked how Tom had received his visit yesteiday, Mr. Murray declared that "lie's in Rood spirits, taking it H lol better than I thought he could." hu related that ho hud told IiIh son thai whllu he (ltd not con done for a minute the thing which Tiiiii hud done, yol his father would nevertheless stand by Mm. "Don't rou worry about mo" the son replied. And suld "Just forget about It Dud, I'll get along all right." Man Meets Death During Gun Drill WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. (P) Olio mull was killed and nuother seri ously injured yesterday during a turret drill on board the Battle ship Oklahoma, enioute from New Boaland to Samoa, The OM. ih on. i Is one of the older of the first lino battle ships. She was commissioned In 1916 and dis places 27,500 tons. She la In com mand of Captain w. MoDOWOll and is in division three of the battle fleet. WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. () A further gain of 52 votes for Dan iel F. Slock, democrat, was mad-.' today In the senate recount tor Tay lor hnd Union counties In the lown Senatorial contest. This brought his hoi giiln to date to S55, Co., "If . . mm I wr THE EVENING HERALD'S Social Diseases Must Be Isolated Says Dr. Newsom OCftUld of III' wldOHpri'iiil pruvu li'iici' uf Hoclul !(;.. . Iii Klumulli county, Dr. (J. H. N-wiion, county health orricur, dvclanil today Hint In. will unit tin; county court to pro vide detention Huorteri 'or luefa i r Konn v.-in ii final plan for the pro jected new county Jull urn made. Under a Mate ItMute perMM af flicted with Hoeiiu communlee lilu dleaneH are mipuoiteii to lie held until gtven a clean hill of beftltb. Thin county, bowerer. iw.n made no prorlilon for nuch efUMi and con oguently ntf effort ha been made to Ixolittv hucIi caned. "It la a avrloUH matter and one which Hhould bo Klven careful con Hid. 'ration If und when plaim for a new county Jail am made," laid Dr. Newsom. "Thece dUeatea do more njury to the human nee than the averafo pernon lUinht tbtnk. They are Hie MUM of much of the Innaii- Ity at the prcHcnt time." Bolivia President Can't Take Office NEW YORK.. Aug. 2G. (p) Ac ording to reliable information reaching this city, extraordinary political events In La Pag, the cap ital of Bolivia, prevented the Inaug uration, scheduled for yesterday, of President-elect Jobc Cabloo Villa nciiva. It Is reported that President Bautlsta Saavndra, who was to have retired yesterday, remains In power with lh" tiackng of the army. Heroic Drivers to Get Medals WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (&) Gold medals will he awarded to len drivers of the dog teams which car ried antl-tOXln to Nome, Alaska, last March when an epidemic of diph theria was raging. Governor Parks wljl hestow the medals at Juneau to the drivers who Included Jackscrew, Gtinuar Kaisan, Tonnle Pupsey. Dan Green. Henry l'ltka, Sam Joseph. William Shan non. Henry Idnnoff, Iconard Sep pnla and Charles Olson. Dry Land Melons To Be Exhibited Harry L. Mills of the tllldebrand district called a: the office of the Fair Board this morning and made entry of many kinds of melons all grown on dry land. Mr. Mills Is one of the pioneer farmers of tho Hildcbrnnd district and one good look at his productive farm will show even an Inexperienced observ er what good tillage methods, care ful choice of location tor air and soil draliMge will do toward con tributing to tho su.'coss of the farmer. Mr. Mills pleka certain lo cations for certain vegetable and truck crops, sometimes these little pockets are only a few rods In ex tent but the bountiful returns and thrifty appearance of the plants show what reward mm.- be expected. He tried over fifty varieties of water i melons before arriving at the kind best suited for quick miturity and returns on his particular type of Boll. In addition to regular entries In tho Garden fruit and vegetble class. Mr. Mills will display citron melons and English Embassador po tatoes. His eompetatlve entries In clude crystal wax onions, Uwo vari eties of musk melons, 'honey dew melons, pie pumpkins, Hnlbert'a honey watermelon, another variety of wa term elan, earliest -of-nll ana gold coin potatoes. SALARY OF LABOR CHIEF ABOLISHED MARSHFIELD, Ore., Aug. 26. The Oregon state federation of la bor Iii its twenty-third annual con vention here today voted to abolish tho salary of the organization's president. By the convention's vote the president will receive no com pensation after January t, 1926. The salary of this office is $3600 n year. Secretary E. J. Stack had pre viously asked the convention to con solidate the offices of president, secretary and treasurer, but his mo tlou was defeated by a large ma jority The convention adjourned for the day to be the guests of the North Bend chamber of commerce at din ner and later nl a bench party and clam hnlte. Its Loose i i -. ill ii ii AD RATES Flrnt Ineertlon per line lOe Two Inneiiloni! per line 18c Tlirco liiiu-rtlone per lino SOc Four Inncrtlone per line 35c Wrck (0 tlmee) per line IWc One tlonth per line Tflc Minimum energe Z(c. Ada not connecutlve are charged aa new fol lowing each omission. First Insertion Is In "New Today" column without extra charge, bnt all Insertions In that column are at first Insertion rate. NEW TODAY WANTED Itoom and Board with pri vate family, by two gentlemen: close In, not more than eight blocks from Central school. Ad dress Box ir,7, (.'are Herald. 2S-29 YOU CAN MATCH any dress in col or In slips at Bee Begln'a Dress Shop. 2C-29 WANTED Young man In grocery business. Start delivering: must be willing and ahl to do man's work. Address E. S. Herald. 2H-28 ALL SHOES at Bee Bcgln's to go at Sl.'iO. Belter look 'em over. 2C-29 CARPENTER Work done by hour or day or contract. Box 162 Care Herald. 2C-29 WHEN YOU THINK Silk Underwear think of Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 26-29 FOR SALE Transparent and Mar tha Washington crab apples. 5c pound. Phone 195H. 26-28 CLOSING OUT all Blouses at Bee Begin's Dress Shop for only $1.00. 26-29 FOR SALE--Ford truck with bed and rack. Mollne binder, fanning mill. All In good shape. Apply H. D. O'Connor. Klamath Falls. Mer rill Route. ' 26-28 FALL DRESSES and Coats arrive al most daily now. at Bee Begin's Dreas Shop. 26-29 SECOND II AND Stoves, all kinds. I Will trade with you. Gooding's 236 Main St. below the court house. 26 FOR RENT Garage; call at 1120 High street. 26 NICE WARM Dresses and Suits for girls from 6 to 14 at Bee Begin's Dress Shop 129 So. Seventh St. 26-29 F,OH SALE One 7x7 umhrella auto tent: one 9x9 umbrella auto tent; one 14 x 16 10-oz. wull tent; one 6x8 12-oz. wall tent; one lenn-lo auto tent: one auto fold ing three-quarter bed spring. Im perial garage, l!rd and Main; phone 130. 26-29 BUY SHIFFON SILK Hose on sale at Bee Begin's Dress Shop, for only SI. 00. 26-29 ROOM AND BOARD for adults or children. 629 Jefferson. 26-28 FOR RENT 4 room house, unfur nished in Mills Addn., near school. Klamath Falls Auto Co., 224 Main Street. 26-2S WANTED 16 year old boy wishes work Saturdays and evenings dur ing school year. Write Lloyd Sea ton. Care Long Pine Lbr. Co.. Bo nanza, or sec him Sunday at Bald win hotel. 26-29 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Phone 413J. 634 No. .8th St. 26-27 FOR SALE CHEAP 24 feet on West Main St. E. Qitilitch. 25-31 MUST SELL Five sewing machines this week, taken on debt: 1 Singer portable electric. $44.50; 1 Singer Stand Rotary. $18.00; 1 Singer Stand Shuttle, $15.00; 1 While, late model, $1S.00; 1 Minnesota, $10.00. All in first class condition. Act quick. 1619 Menlo Way. Phone S14W. 26-27 WANTED Man or woman to col lect a number of small accounts In the city, commission basis. Ex perience not necessary. Write Box 163, Herald Office. 26-29 FOR BLACK SILK Underwear, go to Bee Begin s Dress Shop. 129 So. 7th St. 26-29 BUY AT BEH BEGIN'S Dress Shop and suve. 26-29 Grants Pass Men Held as Suspects in Investigation PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 26. Frank W. Keeler and John A. Roth of Keeler and Roth. Grants Pass, Oregon, alleged to have been in volved in the Orenco bond deal, were arrestod early today on n warrant charging them with dealing In corporate -securities without a state license. The men were released when Keeler put Up $5000 hail for him self and $2,00 for Roth. It Is charged that Keeler and Roth, us the Rogue River Water Works, bought n block of Orenco bonds and later sold $:!:!. 000 worllt of them through the John S. SluitO company of Portland. We'll Move CLASSIFIED AD LEGAL NOTICES SIMMONS Equity No. 1974 In the Circuit Court of the State of Or. gon for the County of Klamath. Leona Johnson, Plaintiff, vs. Fny Dewey Johnson, Defendant. TO FAY DEWEY JOHNSON, above nuined Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE 8TATE OF OREGON, you are hereby requir ed lo appear and answer the com plaint filed against you In the above entitled suit, on or before tho 2nd clay of September, 1925, that being the day of the last publication of summons, and the last day within! which you arc required to answer, as i fixed by the order of publication of this summons. If you fall to appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply to the court tor the relief demanded in said com plaint. Said suit Is brought to se cure a dissolution of tho bonds of matrimony existing between your self and plaintiff, upon the grounds of willful desertion of this plain tiff by you, continuing for tho per iod of one year last past and Im mediately prior to the commence ment of this Buit, and for the care and custody of the minor child, Edgar Johnson. This summons la published In The Evening Herald, a dally newspaper ot general circulation, printed, pub lished and circulated dally at Klam ath Falls, in Klamath County, Ore gon, hy order of the Honorable A. L. Leavitt, Judge ot said Court, and dated July 22nd, 1925. The first publication thereof to be made upon the 22nd day of July. 1925, and the last publication thereof upon the 2nd day of September, 1925. H. M. MANNING. Attorney for the Plaintiff, whose post office and business address is Hart Building, Klamath Falls, Klam ath County, State of Oregon. July 22-29. Aug. 5-12-19-26, Sept. 2. WA.NTKD MEN WANTED to load dry lumber. H. F. Stuhr, Gazelle, Calif. 20-26 WANTED Party to run furnished res taurant; free rent, wood, water and room. Good location on Ashland-Klamath Falls highway. In quire of Isaac Moore, Moore's store, Keno, Ore. 21-27 YOUNG LADY- wishes room and board in private family for winter, starting about Sept. 5th. Refer ences If desired. Write P. O. Box 566. 22-25 WANTED Man to milk and deliver. Age 17 to 30. P.O. Box 3S3. 24-26 CARRIERS WANTED Boya over 12 years to deliver papers in city dur ing winter months. Must be per manent, Herald Office. . 24-26: WANTED 16 year old boy wants permanent position on ranch. Vir gil Ferris, Gen. Dely. 24-26 WANTED High school girl to work for room an board and small wages, at Bonanza. Write P. O. Box 102. Bonanza. 24-26 WANTED Furnished or partly fur nished house, close in. by couple; no children. Write Box itll. Her ald office, or call 2SSR. 25-27 WANTED TO CONTRACT Wheat hauling on Tule Lake. Write E. T. Partin, Bandon, Oregon. Box 237. 25-31 LOST AND FOUND oquin-K. Falls highway Thursday. ' Kindly notify Earle H. Johnson, I KhiniHth IrsJIft 9S9fi FOB RENT FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Close in. Phone 342-W. 419 10th St. A4-S4 FOR RENT Sleepiug room, bath and phone: - close in, reasonable. Phone 144J. 25-27 GARAGE FOR RENT Call at 319 North 9th. 25-27 FOR RENT Nico bedroom. 131 No. 2nd St. (next to Crater's rooms.) 25-31 FOR RENT 3 room house, cellar, garage. Oregon Ave. Phone 71. 21-27 FOR RENT Strictly modem, steam heated, furnished apartments, Mc Carthy Apartments, 630 Pine St. Phone S00. 22-29 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms; hot and cold water, hath and phone. Call at Women's Exchange. 490J. 24tt FOR RENT One room plastered house. Phone 544J. 24-29 H i : i.i i AS VAGRANTS Charges of vagrancy were filed in municipal court today against a man known to the police at "Tramp" Os borne, and Rose Randall and Paul ine Shannon, who were arrested In a raid at a house at 530 south 8th street lust night by prohl officers In charge ot L. L. McBride. Although no liquor was found in the place the Officers say It was poured into n sink before they could reach it. It" PHONE 87 906 MAIN SECTION FOR H M l ' FOR SALE Apurtmont house, bus six nicely furnished npartmenta, all bavo private hatha, steam boat, close In. Torms. Address 153. Herald. 11-tt FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 acros at Grants Pass, Ore. 2 ncrea In straw berries : 2 acroa grapes and gar den. All first claaa land. Red Star Really Co. 605 .Main St., Phone 94, Klamath Falls. 20-26 FOR SALE Ton truck, ilonry Se mon, Merrill road. 21-27 FOR RENT Building suitable tot warehouse or shop, location Es planade. Lloyd Porter, First Na tional Bank. 21tf FOR SALE Golden Cocker Spaniel puppy, male. Inquire of Jack Halo, Sanitary Market. 22-2S 123,50, $29.50; 131.60 - .Highest grade all wool suits and overcoats, tailored to measure. 1004 Main. 25-31 EARLY FEED RANGES FOR SALB Ranges that produce early beef or lambs. In tracts of from 2000 to 12,000 acres. Located in a dis trict which receives early and abundant rain. Near railroad. Well fenced and watered. Prices from $10 to $25 per acre. George R. McLeod, realtor, 115 N. San Joaquin St., Stockton, Calif. 25-31 FOR SALE Furniture: oak library table dining table, chairs, Hoosler cabinet, sanitary couch, steel range with coils, two rugs, cupboard. 616 N. 9th St. 25-27 FOR SALE 40 acres of fine irrigat ed land on Merrill highway, close to town. Just right for subdivision. You can easily double your money on this. A. A. Bellman & Co. 70O Main St. 22-29 FOR SALE Huckleberries. Centra! Auto Service. Phone 513W. Will deliver Friday and Saturday. 25-27 FOR SALE: Beautiful Bungalow, new. Every convenience; easy terms; inspection invited. 2011 Wantland avenue. Owner. 24-89 FOR SALI? Thoroughbred Persian kittens, $5.00. Mills Hall Apt. No. 2. 25-21 FOR SALE: 20 toot motor boat with 12-H. P. marine engine in A-l condition. Will sell or trade for K. F. real estate. Phone 71. 25-31 MISCELLANEOUS TRIANGLE CAFB The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 614. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. Wo pay the return postage. KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT Agency. 1008 Main St., all kinds of help furnished on short notice. -Phone 157. A-18S-18. 25c BUNDLES OF PAPER. Herald office. tf-nt WELL PRESSED Is well dressed.. We use tho 'Hoffman steam pressing machine. Suits pressed, 75c. We call and deliver free. Phono 49 J. 224 So. 6th. Sixth Street Cleaners. A -25 S 25 ROOM AND BOARD In private fam ilv for 4 girls, 2 in a room. 319 9t'h., 25-27 WE WILL BUY" your grain and po tatoes, or if you are not ready, to sell let us store for you until the .market suits. People's Whse. So. Sixth St. 25-26 WINDOW cleaning, floor -mains, house cleaning and Janitor service. References. A. If. Rhodes. Phone S60W. 711 LOOK YOUR BEST in a "Roberts Suit," hand tailored to your mea sure. Now Knowing tall and winter styles In suits und overcoats. Phone 109 and I will call with samples, or s?o mo at the Gun Store Sat urday afternoon and evenings. A. R. (ACE) RENNER. A15-S15 HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS We "tlx" anything, furniture and stove re pairs, soldering, grinding etc: work guaranteed. Klamath Novelty Works, 9th and Klamath. 24-29 Steady Downpour Floods Streets TOKYO. Aug. 26. (JP) Tokyo was flooded today. As a result ot almost 36 hours continuous rainfall, electric lights, telephones, and street car service is impaired. Hon Jo, tho lower section of tho city, is inundated and thousands of homes have been flooded. Few casualties have been reported but heavy damage Is expected from th disturbance. At Salt Luke 3; Seattle 10. At Vernon 6; Oakland 6. At Sacramento 2: Portland 3. At San Franolsco 6; Lob Angeles 9 :-.i I T3 Oifl r98fj orf 'Ul 'J-JB. TIIO. .HI ' i'i lilfl .rllf )'ii J Mrf :yot in i itOV JiiTfi li'iO' ..rf ! tl an firi . Air