The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 03, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !), 1925 1 ', s LUCV WHEN VJC ACT j WE SHOULD IIA.VG HOME L'LU OWE GUNN ALL Y HAD SUN5B t EARN IN THE NEXT TjlAM 10 COMC ON IHRKti MONTHS-HE C TKlP WITH POH.E NAILED MK FOR HIE J ( VJHO ARC ACCUOTD.VtD LA'jT TEN BUCKS I f To SPENDING HAD TO Ht'.LP I'AV I M0N6V LIKLi ) CKOtCK'L ATP CHAOS 0 ..... t'jL 1 ' VAl AIN AND ''II'- iW t'XPfiNSEO BUT I'n. SE ATT3Piep iP I YC COJuD GST OL)K V1 PAID THC 0ALANCCOF THC TRIP - I'M utfiNiS To POT TilC FKOPOlTlON OP To GUNrt TU LET ME DKiVfc HIS CAR CACi yww. r o I HERALD'S 1 mm Kodak Work Leave Your Films VV7 Before 9 OclocK-Your pieiUfas are ready at" 6 Hnili pi wuuy um W KLAMATH FALLS OREGON l 7 WHERE PAfTTICULAR PEOPLE I BLlWif VI OUV THEIR Fred Wcaterfeld, D. D. S. X-Rny Laboratory LOjOJtdl liiillding Phone 434-W Klaiiistb Kails. Oregon DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYiilClAN AMD BURMBQM Of floe and Ratldenoa Phone 33! I O O. F. Teu.pl J. C. CLEGHORN 01V1L BNOINKItR AND SURVEYOR Pii -jip nr.: .1 13S S. Rlrorslde DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST-- OPTICIAN 70 Main dt. Phona 133-w Make nnd grind iHushiis. Dupli cate broken lenses, repair frames BCPMANCNr conhtroctiom Karlaslv I.lcinHMl Manu facturers for The now Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Brick for Founda tions, Walla, Uulldlugi, etc. Absolntuly Fire and Weather Proof at n cost less tliau anv other form of masonry. ' y '- :' "'-' ' ' ' y Stono-Tlle construction eilm Inatos upkoep oxiumne. Is 'In destructible, and Is approved by the best arthltccLa and bulldera. "-PuexeeUesi an a base tor Htni'oo finish lt us Rsilmat Yonr ob th an1 llsrkiit. Pli.nif fWiW Concrete Pipe Co. r , , t 4 A 6FjviLV.'",-V:.,.Bi t Further Economy rr's money for This and monlv FOB THAT- 9P8ND" SPEND 'iPCNKl! AND I'D PLANNED ID BUY MV WINTER COAL ANOTAKC ADVANTAGE OF 1HE OUMMtP PRICES - Vs, NOW- mm ' t Vnn .AAi 1A WE U BE .eiUNb PRETTV- ViMrtT nils flS'l HVo ALKtACf COST OS we CAN MAKf? UP VVHCN WE GET SACK. HOIU Sv INO'TlMu DINNER AMUOlfcj HCMC iTAVINO i.ATt ON OU4 ElECTRiC UlaHT 8tuS MAMfVM. . liiUllMMnMMM - IWM H . . JL ; .niAMUMJNMi BUSINESS DIRECTORY IdLY DRUGS BSS0B5I Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. MeU First and TMrd Wodneaday Odd Fellowa Hall 0. L. Kdwarda, Clark. 1336 Lakovlew At R. P. 0. ELKS Meets Thursday evening. Visit Irg members wdoomr Kills Temple. 3rd 6 Main Charlton Currla, Exalted Hnler. Tom Dclisll, Sec K. of C. Council No, 2255 Meetings: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays , Lyceum Hall, 6th and High Visiting Kalghtk wolcomo Clias, Pnttersou. Q. K. Americau Legion Klamath Post No 6 Meetings la' sn 3rd Tuesdays. Court llonio Basement F. R. OLDS, Com'dr. ! Phon 6Ut-W i 1 Dr. Philip Cole Ounoral Practice of Dentistry Open BYonlugs by Appointment Phono 669 518 Main Over Mon'i Htov BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winters Building Vlnlot Ray facial and acalp treatment, facial packs, marcell ing, and shampooing, Frnneh paper wnve. For appointment Phone 311 OIjOKNNNA WABBENi PrP- dei 7 thev are so yuan. HATTED A0OUT speNDiNa-iTS WONDER THEV DIDN'T? WANT US TO GO FIFTVN FIFTV AND HIK CHAUFFEUR DraVC THE- C k Ml? f-Tl )NM IftlYrt TflAT J OUXtl. VES OOT TO OUR FRlENOS - ANt 6V VvC ..VVM AU.O v-OT DOWN Two fust class Italian Stone Masons and ce ment workers, will work by day or contract. Work guaranteed. Four years in Klamath. Phone S83W, or' inquire 619 Main St. Crossing Tragedy Kills Albany Boy ALBANY, Ore., Sept. 3. Oral lireunoinuu, IS, sou of the Rev. Moso Breuneman, local Mennonlto minister, was Instnntly killed at n Southern Pacific crossing at Tangent last night when a light touring car he was driving struck a north-hound freight trnln switching cars onto the siding. Death was caused by the heart and lungs being punctured by the steel frame of the windshield. SWEDISH CHILDREN TRAIN ON MILITARY DRILL GROUND MALMOK. p) The old mili tary drill ground at Ljungbyhed has been converted into a play ground this summer, where 3,000 school children, accoiiipanicd by their teachers, havo. been encamped In tho nrmy barracks, whllo receiv ing instruction In physical culture and outdoor lifo. It has been tho largest mohlllzntlou of school child ren over Been In Sweden and has been so successful that it will he repeated next year. Vochatzer Bros. WELL DRILLERS Phone 225-R 1731 Melrose Eatlmatea ' given " on water systems. Prices Reasonable ji - j i m i 1 Ml - . , . mMrv-m.; i Altamont Auditorium Up-to-date Dance Hal) with all Conveniences and Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will furnish the music Danceg Every Wednesday and Saturday THE EVENING HERALD'S NKW TODAY I 'Oil 8ALB Bbropttilra - IS hoad jni r,tirfl Duckii, I'lionu lBPta. BOB BBMT 8leepln(! rooms, batli unii teiopbone, Oill 608M. st-s COR HKNT .') rnoni modern hop, partly rufqlshed. Phone 2 is 9 J . 3-4 I'OIT DAIyK Bncond band bimlnem at 14 Main Ht. Sl-D WANT Hllfl!. TO BOT IIOK U9, flood second hand Herald Office. 3-5 WANT TO IH.'Y (ioial ihcoikI hand ndl Lop desk nnd office table. Box 170 Ili.rald Office. 3-5 LOST on l'ltli Ht. Brown leather iurni! containing car koyH. Itcwanl, phono )4iJ. ,8-C FOB HAI-B I 1624 Dodge tour ing, reconditioned; 1 1925 Hord touring, like new; priced right. LATH MODEL 1924 Kord coupes. WAKKK1ELD MOTOR CO. 4 22 Klamath Ave. 3-5 PAY l.'A.SII AND PAY LESS PURE LINSEED Oil. 11.60 In 5's; 91.55 In 1 gallon cans. GUARD 2 PLY Koofing, 2.25 per roll. CiOOI) OBADE Outside White paint. ?3.UU per gallon. THE LEADING PAINT STORE Patterson's, C2fi, 630 So. 6lh 3-9 FOR RENT Two room hoiifie. fur nlshod. Patteraon's, cth St. 3' 28,60; 2.6il; 631.50 Highest (trade nil wool i, a ii,: and over coaU, tailored to measure. 1004 Main. 3-9 fBXPBRIBNCBD Stenographer and bookkeeper wiHhes I'.ermanent po Hlilon. Call 406R. 3-10 FOR RENT 2 room furnished cuhin BUilable for men. Phone 612. 3-5 FOR SALE Delicious apples for eating of cooking, at Enterprise ranch. Phone 400J. 3-13 FOR SALE Chastain, -Oood lawn dirt. Call W. 445.M. 3-10 FOR BALE FOR SALE 3 rooms and bath. New place, never has been occupied: $2300 nnd 6800 down payment. 5 ROOMS AND BATH, some furni ture, one block' from pavement. Full price $3500; only $750 down. HOUSE AND BARN and ten lots for $4000; easy terms. This place Is a real Investment. 5 ROOMS AND BATH Furnished, on one of city's prettiest streets. Price $4900; $1200 cash, 5 ROOMS AND BATH, and all mod ern conveniences, on the paving. A home to he proud of, $7500, terms! FOR RENT -Desirable corner store room lor rent. MAGUIRE AND MAGUIRE S16 Main St. Insurance - Investments Nineteen years in this territory! CHILDREN OF ZOOLOGISTS WED BERLIN (;P) Tho names of two families noted in tho zoological and nnima; world were uulted hero re cently with tho marriage of Hilde gard Hagenbcck, daughter of tho celebrated Hamburg animal collect or, to Heinz Heck, son of the di rector of the Berlin Zoo. Both children were born in n zoological garden and both grew up among wild beasts. ATLANTIC CITY. There will ho a new Miss America, Miss Ruth A. Malcomson of Phllednlphiu Is not g-ilng to defend her terown at tho utinuul beauty pageant becauso of "Comnmrciulism of the form." NEW YORK. America is to see "Hamlet in plus-fours." A. L. Erl aiiger Is organizing two companies to present modernized Shakespeare ns Is being done in London. Cl.ASHII'ICD AD RATES Flint IniH-rllim pr lln 10c Two Iniwrtlonil jrt line 1Jc Tlirce ln'r1loii per linn Sllc Four liiM-rtlonii pir lino 23c Vek (0 tlmei) por linn BOc One Muni h per line 7tto Mlnlinum cnargo Z6c. Adl not conHttvutlva are charged' new fol lowing each omiiialon. Klmt Insertion Is In "New Today" column without extra charge, but all Insertions In that column r at first Insertion rate. LEO AX. NOTJCKH NOTICE OP SIIEIUI'I 'S SALE Hy virtue Of an execution duly Issued hy the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Ceiinty of Klamath, State of Oregon, dated the 11th day of August, 1 9 2 5, In a certain action In the Circuit Court for said County and State, wherein Coley Hull us plaintiff re covered Judgment agalnHt Harry Wright In the total sum of One Thousand Twenty nnd 25-100 Dol lars upon which there is balance due and unsatisfied in sum of Nine Hundred Fifty and 25-100 Dollars, together with Interest at the rate of 6 per annum from the 27th day of June, 1925. Notice is hereby given that 1 will on tfie 5th day of September, 1925, at the Court House of the County of Klamath, In Klamath Falls, in said County, at 10 A. M. o'clock in the forenoon of said day, sell at pub lic auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following-described prop erty, to-vlt: Wj SEV4, Sec. 35, Twp. 33 S., R. 9 E. W. Ml, Klamath County, State of Oregon Taken and levied upon as the prop erty of the said Harry Wright or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the balance due on the said Judgment In favor of Coley Ball against said Harry Wright with inter est thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that have or may accrue. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, August 12, 1925. BURT E. HAWKINS. Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon. A-13-20-27-Sept. 3 S V M M O X S No. 1973 Equity In the Circuit Court In and for Klamath County, and State of Oregon. G. O. LORBNZ, Plaintiff, vs. Allen Sloan, and the unknown heirs of H, W. Mills, and also all other persons and parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest in the real estate described in the Complaint herein, Defendants. To the unknown heirs of H. W. Mills, and also all other persons and parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the Complaint herein: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, on or before Friday the 11th day of September. 1925, or. for failure to appear and! answer, for want thereof, the plain tiff will take judgment and decree against you as follows, to-wit: 1. That the defendants above named be required to set forth the j nature of their and each of their claims, that all claims of the de fendants or any of them adverse to this plaintiff may he determined by the decreo of this Honorable Court; and that by such decree it be decreed and adjudged that tlio plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of Lots three (3). nnd eight (S) of Block eighty six (88) of Klamath Addition 'to the City of Klamath Falls, Ore gon. That tho defendants and each and till of them have no right, title, estate, lien, or interest in said prop erty or any portion thereof, and that the defendants and each and all of them bo forever barred from asserting any claim whatever In or to said property; 2. And for such further and dif ferent relief as to equity may seem meet and proper. September 11th, 1925, is the last day of the time prescribed in the order for publication of this Sum mons, in which you may appear and answer said Complaint, tho first publication thereof being July 30th. 1925, and the last publication boing September 10th, 1925. This summons is served by publi cation by onter of the Honorable A. L. Leavitt, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, dated July 27th, 1925, which order required that summons he published once a week for six successive weeks (seven in sertions.) the first publication being July 30th, 1925. Which order further provided that the plaintiff is relieved of mail ing Summons and a certified copy of the Complaint to you nnd each of you, for the reason that your addresses are unknown. W. H. A. RENNER. Plaintiff's attorney, whoso office and post offico address is Ameri can National Bank Bldg., Klamath Falls. Kla ninth County, Orogon. July 30, Aug. 6-13-20-27. Sept. 3-10. SPA, Belgium. There's a Dutch man nrtmed Leon Trotsky, his name and resemblance to the Russian have excited tlte police. WASHINGTON. Ono S. A. Pick ering of Pittsburgh is seeking per mission tor a parade of Pirate fans hero during tho next world's series. CLASSIFIED AD SECTION MISCELLANEOUS SADDLE AND PACK Horses for hire, $1.50 per day. each. Horse and paoknr $5. m. ii. VVampler. Rocky Point. Ore. A27-S27 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to gei good eats. OPEN ADL NIGHT 633 Main street. Phone 624. tl SHOES REPAIRED BY MAI!, Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. Wt pay toe return postage. KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT Agency,- .-'' 1008 Main St., nil kinds of holp!r'0)t RBN1 furnished on short notice. Phono 157. A-18 S-18 25c BUNDLES OF PAPER, office. Herald tf-nt WELL PRESSED ie well dressed. We use the Hoffman steam pressing machine. Suits pressed. 7 5c. We call and deliver free. Phono 49J. 224 So. Cth. Sixth Street Cleaners. A 25 S 25 WINDOW CLEANING, floor wax ing, bouse cleaning and Janitor service. Reference a. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. Ttf LOOK YOUR BEST It a "Roberts Suit," band tailored v.o your mea sure. Now showing fall and winter styles in suits and overcoats. Phono 109 and 1 wilL call with samples, or see me at the Gun Store Sat urday afternoon and evenings. A. R. (ACE) RENNER. A15-S16 TO LET -Pasture, ryo and clover. Phone 19F42. 29-11 $120 I. C. S. SCHOLARSHIP for sale or trade for $40 or a good shot gun or .32 special rifle. You can "choose any course you want Write to T. C. Johnson, Klamath Agency. 31-S5 BIG SHIPMENT of new coats has just arrived. At Bee Begin 's Dress Shop. 129 S. 7th St. 1-5 BIG SHIPMENT of new coats has just arrived. At Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 129 S. 7th St. 1-5 FOR RENT An elegant home, 7 or 8 large room with carpet and lin oleum, electricity and water fur nished, large lawn, shade trees, on paved street, a really delightful place to live; $60 per month. FGR RENT 2 new 3 room stucco houses, modern, equipped with el ectric range and water heater, on macadamized street. FOR SALE Here is a farm uppor-j tunity; 160 acres on highway, ciosei to store and school; S5 acres under irrigation. Small buildings and I partly fenced. Price $12 per acre. ' $2 per acre down payment will. give you- possession -balance $2'' per acre per year. THE WALTON, WRIGHT CO. Phone 643W $15.00 REWARD for information leading to- the recovery of my Llewellyn Setter bird dog. Mark black and white, name "Jerry." Call Altamont Camp ground. J. W. Cend. 2-4 THE CENTRAL P.-T. A. will hold a used book sale and exchange at tho school Tuesday. Bring all books plainly marked, with list of books and your name, any day this week. The office girl will take care of them. 2-4 WANTED WANTED Cook for camp, hay crew. 6 to 8 men, $2.50 per day. Address Box 167, Herald. 29-3 CAMPTENDER wants steady work with sheep outfit. Experienced In feeding or desert lambing in sheds or open riuge. Write P. O. Box 315., Fort Klamath, Oregon. 29-3 WANTED Woman for housework. 121 W. 11th St. 29 WANTED Cocker Spaniel for stud service, immediately. Address Box S, Herald Office. 31-5 HELP WANTED S or 10 sales peo ple, male or female; mercantile ex perience preferred. Phone 625.2-4 WANTED Small 2 or 3 room fur nished house, close in, to rent. Call at Dunham Auto Co. 2-4 NEW YORK. .Some 30,000,000 miles have been flown in regular commercial air service throughout tho world, the American engineering council has learned In a surveiy. They drove an autoj by radio in New York. Even that iwaa safer than somoDno in the hack seat driving. Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano One Hour lesson a week and prlviloge of class work In composition, history of mu sic," ear training, etc. Terms, $5.00 per month Residence 1000 California Phono 790W Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M FOR RENT FOR RENT -Furnished apartments. Close In. Phono 342-W. 419 10th St. A4-S4 GARAGE FOR RENT Call at 310 North 9th. 26-27 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms; hot and cold water, bath and phone. Call at Women's Exchange. 490J. Z4Ttf A nicely furnished room, close In; gentlemen prefer red. 5:12 North 8th Street. 29-4 FOR RENT 5 room house, inquire 2231 So. Gth St. 29-11 TO RENT FREE 100 hurekax, nn Eureka free to do your hotts'e clcnnlng. Don't thank me. Thank Eureka company. Phone A. Wyatt, Golden Rule Store. Phone 129. 29-12 FOR RENT Building suitable for warehouse or shop, location Es planade. Lloyd Porter, First Na tional Bank. 21tf TWO SMALL HOUSES Phono 544J. for rent. 31-5 FOR KENT 4 room house. 1103 Up ham St. . 1-3 FOR RENT Furnace heated sleep ing room for 2 men. 514 Walnut Ave. 17 FOR RENT Room for lady or gen tleman in private home, close In. Private entrance, gurage if desired. 1150 Pine St. 2-8 FOR RENT Six room house on 2242 White Ave., Mills Add., $25. Inquire N. Ferrara at McDonald Pool Hall, 015 Main St. 2-8 FOR RENT Small house, partly furnished. 9th and Klamath, phone 199J. 2-6 HOUSE FOR RENT Furniture, 3 rooms and breakfast room, for sale; reasonable. Call 16. 2-4 FOR SALE FOR SALE Apartment house, has six nicely furnished apartments, all have private baths, steam heat, close in. Terms. Address 153, Herald. 11-tf FOR SALE Thoroughbred Persian kittens, $5.00. Mills Hall Apt. No. 2. 25-2-1 BIG SHIPMENT of new coats has just arrived. At Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 129 S. 7th St. 1-5 FOR. SALEr-12 Rhode. Island laying hens. Phone 9W1.' ' 29- FOR SALE Five room, new furni ture, cheap if sold at once house for rent. Phone 539M. 29-4 FOR SALE Tent house, 14 x 16, on corner iot 25 x 100, for equity near Mills school. Inquire Newby's Store. 315 ONE HOUSE and 8 lots in south Lakeview, Oregon, for rent or sell. Call or write Mrs. I. Vinyard, Adell, Oregon. 293 BIG SHIPMENT of new coats has just arrived. At Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 129 S. 7th St. 1-5 FOR SALE New 4 room house 2 large lots near Pelican Bay school. Phone 911W. -1 FOR SALE New modern homes; also vacant lots in Mills Add., easy terms. Phone 526. 1-3 WORK HORSES for hire, with 1 driver. A. J. Teberg. Central Ho tel. 1-7 FOR SALE 1 good Winchester rifle .38 caliber, with belt and ammuni tion. $12.50. Write Box 168, Care Herald. 2-3 FOR SALE Good milk cow. also two steer calves, to trade fbr grain, set of work harness or farm ditcher. Syd Evans, Phone 400M. 2-4 FOR SALE Player piano, an excep tionally good one at one half its cost, to exchange for grain, wheat, oats and barley. Will allow small margin over market price for ex tra haul and furnish sacks. Syd Evans. Box 676, or phone 400M.2-4 FOR SALE Good Income property. Furnished house, 8 rooms and bath on Main St., $3750. See Own er, 119 4th St. 2-8 FOR SALE Bedstead, springs nnd mattress, $10. 343 north 9th. 2 FOR SALE 4 room modern house, just completed. Call 114J after 5 p. m. 2-8 LOST AND FOUND LOST Grey striped, bobbed tall Persian kitten return to 320 No. 11th St. 1-9 BOULOGNE. Three American tourists are feeling far from com plimented. Their car was held Up by gendarmes on suspicion tlhat ono of flhem was a faWugltlve-crazy Egyptian Prince accompanied by twe keepers. , J i.lilU (;,. ii .- - O. K. Transfer Co., If Its Loose Well Move If PHONE 87 906 MAIN