THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 192fi
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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DAVB AND THERE GOtBIHE DOCTOR INTO1
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
where: particular people
BUY THEIR DrtUCiS
Fred We.terfelo. D. D. S.
Jf-ltny LahiraMrr
I, "null liulldln
phone 4S1-VV
Klumtii rails Oregon
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURCfKOH
Ofrie !,. EtMldMMt Plinac (21
I. O. O. K. ToitpU
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVIL BNOINEEH
. AND Rl;ilVKVlT
Phono I04M 219 High Bt
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOM BTBI8T optician
U9 Main it. Ph. mo i:i3 v
Mnko and grind Qlaum On f 11
Ri" nr. ikon lannoii rnpnlr trumOH
fPIRMANCNT CONSTRUCTION1
Kiclualvn I.I' en".' 1 Manu
fru Hirer for
The BW Concrete Hollow Wall
Snlldlni iiriok for Founda
tion., Walla, Building, utc.
Absolutely Fire and Wualtnu
I reef at a COSt I ' ll thnu am
other form ol tuiisonry.
Stone-Tile conetructuin ellm
Inatea apheep sgpenie, It n
duati'uciilm . Hiul Is approved
by the bait arobltepU gad
builder.
Cnuiei-llial
hi nccc
a a I-aae
flnihh
fnr
Let na ItatitnatO Your Job
til and aTarJrjt. Pbonr JlSieW
Concrti Pipw Co.
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No Brave Warrior
1 QOtOC hS
A LOTTLfc FUN BV
AuToMOBIl-E AO A
ENOUGH To TAKE
1 KNfcW HOW BADLY Hcfl HOUT-t MISHT
HAVE KILLED THE FOOK. FELLOW BY
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Ulk'OVJING THAT
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ISRISST: 1 SAVEO
HAVE QUARRELED
with MR.Tvre-
HE'S TELLING THE
TtlGM MONEY OH
THEIR YACATlON BY
TAKING TlCM WITH
US AND THEN THEY
NILILIiOORO A LOT
OF ONl'LEAPANT
tCTEDME To
Things asodt you
FOR THE
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WHOLE TRIP
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ready al' s5 P.f
Klamath Lodge
Directory
B. P. 0. ELKS Meets
Tburf'lny otpuIdc. Vlilt
inR niuinbun welcome
Elk IV i . 3rd m....i
Charlton Currln, Eultod
Bnlur. Tom Uolr'll, Boc
K. of G. Council No. 2255
MoounKic o r. M.
2nd nnd 4th Tuaidnyi
I.ycoum Hull, Sth nd
HlKh Vlnltlnii KnlKhu
wolcom
ObM, Pattorion Q K
XmcricHn Legipl
Klamittb Poll Yi.
btaaUDfi It' n(i Sro
i'uotfWy Court Hm
nnaoinoni
H ..OEIIS Com
i" nna k '
Dr. Philip Cole
Qenera) Practice of Dontlatrj
Opin Ktcnlngi by Appointment
rtoue r.0 518 Main
Over Mr."'.. Store
Mario Obcnchain
Teacher of Piano
Ouo private lesaon and ono
class lesson a week.
Ann weight and relaxation
method.
Studio 305 Pino St, back of
Elks' Temple,
, Phone 5G3W
Wanted
50 Used Guns
Connolly Bros. 912 Main
1
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in
JOEfr" WAN! EpTD HAVE
SENDING ME THAT TOY
JOKE AND 1 WA9 BOOB
IT Too 5DANOUSLY-I WISH
IKON TOY AT HIM
tONT KNOW AB60 f
Maying "fHiNfiy
et'HiNR my back
IS HE? THAT SHOWS
HE'S N0THIN6 BUT A
COVARD - HE'D HIT
A GUY ON THE HEAD
VilTit A PSCE OF LEAD
PiPE YVKLM HL WASN'T
LOOKiNG RATHER THAN
Fi'iHT FACE Tu FACE
LIKE A MAN
GERMANY To 111 V LARGE
SHIPMENT, RUSSIAN EGGS
BBRLOtb (P) Imports tloa of
larm shliimonts of from Him-
aln In Iminlnont. A Ilorlln Kyndlcatc
baa conrludcd a reciprocal nKrco
nnnl with the Huaalnn Sooloty of
Braad Produrts bj whlob tha (lor-
tiinn ayndlonto l.t Kunruntoi'd hfnp
monta of UuaHinn oxrh valued ut
70.UUU.0U0 markH. DurlnK the pr
Knt yur Coo our loadH of Kn-. n.u
SRii will b ImiKjrtd Into firmany,
v.hll nxt ynr th ohlpinnta WOI 1)0
Incraaaad to 2uoo carloada und iu
)27 to 2700 carlondii.
Two fust class Italian
Stone Masons and ce
ment workers, will work
by day or contract.
Work guaranteed. Four
years in Klamath. Phone
583W( or inquire 619
Main St.
EVERETT TRUE
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tiecievts. inj Ttfio vh&ory'
OF evOCOTION' OR not. rr
KY AM3l;Sf5. U3
Yes, ant NO.
A 1.34 .V MM KtRVICr. INC "1lJl
THF FVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD
MARKETS
POPTTAND. Onv, Hopt, Id. Bfgl
iKlrua oont lower, OtIMf IM4f(
atoudy. Curront roooipla 3'i 1-2;
PullaU U 1-2 ami .14: ftntn 37
(o 37 1-2; Rltraa 40 to 40 1-2.
llntlor aluody. Kxirn ulia olty 61,
Btandardi 111 prima firm 49 1-2;
PI rata 47; under aradaa nominui;
prinlu 53; cartoioi 64',
Milk ataady. Baat cbofnlDf cream
52o pound not nhlppnr'a trnok if
aona 1. Haw milk (4 per centj
2.f..' par owi. f i h Portland i
Poultry aliiudy. Ilmvy liona 24, to
16; Light IS; Spring 25 to It;
Youiik Whlto docka 26.
PotAtOM uttlvo, now 1.75 to 2.00.
Onloni alow 1.60.
Nuta atendy. IVIInuta numher 1,
2K to 30; Kllbirta nominal; Al
mOflda 25 to 27; Iirnr.il nuta 18 to
120: lln!lan cbcatnuta 21.
'anoura burl: M"aty. Nominal at
i; to 7; OroKon Kiapo rool nominui.
Hopa firm, fiacilonally hlgbcr.
New crop, eilUUri 25 to 25 1-2;
KuKKlea 27 to 27 1-2.
Cuttle rccelpta JO, market nomin
ally atvudy.
Hog! rocelpla r,75 (450 on con
tract), murkat 2f,c lower. Heavy
walght 1250 to 350 lba.) medium,
good und choice 12. to 12.75: med
ium weight (200 to 250), medium,
Kood and cbolco 12.50 to 13.00;
light weight (100 to 200). common,
madlpm, good and choice 13.00 to
3.25; Light llglits (130 to 100),
Cornndn, medium, good and choice
12.00 to 13.00; Packing hoga 9.00
to 11.00; Sluughti r plga (90 to 130)
mtdlam, good and choice 12.00 to
13.00; Feeder and Blocker plge
(70 to 130). medium, good und
cholro 12.00 to 13.00.
(So'( or oily hoga and roaating
plgu excluded In above quotations).
Sheep receipts 230 (all contract).
market steady.
ITALIAN EMIGRATION IS
DECREASING RECORDS SHOW
R O M E Laws of the United
States und other nations outside
Europe which restrict immigration,
are advanced as the reaBon for the
decreased Italian emigration dur
ing the first four months of 1925.
In that time' 118.000 Italian:! left
to make trrclr homes elsewhere.
I impared with 144,000 during the
first four monfits of 1924.
Statistic show (hat a larger per
centage than formerly of tho emi
grants are going to other European
countries.
Mrs. Willard Johnson
Teacher of Piano
Ono Hour lesson a week and
privilege of class work in
composition, history of mu
sic, car training, etc.
Terms, $5.00 per month
Rcsidenco 1000 California
Phono 790W
Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M
By CONDO
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"BecMuSts, MR. fHeNDsRSoM
NO it flTTEK i-UHAT MY
AMSfvS-R vOUCI Bet
YOU'D WANT To
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new today
PHKTTY NEW Silk l)ress-;i at Hoe
(login's Dross Shop. 17-20
SPECIAL SALE of Silk combination
nulla for only $1.1)5 ut Bag Ba
gln's Uresa Hhoppe. 129 So. 7th
St. 17-20
KOU PENT 2 gar, (-.. , alt:'j r.mi
to store car. 203 Michigan Ave.
17-23
l!l;Y YOITI PALL hut Ut I! Bl
gin's Dress Shop. 17-20
TOR BENT Furnished apartment,
with bath. 5S Main. 17-21'
LOST Oread beaded purse,
oontnlning money nnd papers.
Reward. Return to Herald orrii"
17-19
TO TRADE House and S lota In
Fresno. Calif., to trade for amall
acreage in Klamath Falls. V. E.
llushnell, (Jen. Dely., Klamath
Full. 17
PRETTY NEW FLANNEL drewe
in all the jfttagt prima ut Roe
Regln's Dress Shop. 17-20
WANTED TO owe for clflldren by
hour, week or month. Call be
tween 11 and 12 a.m. or after
fi p.m. Can give beat references.
Phone 4 92.M. 17-20
FOR RENT Furniabed Apt. Phone
500. Mrs. O. Peyton. llrlt
IF YOU WANT anything In pretty
ailk underwear go to - Bee Be
gin' Dress Shop. 129 So. Sev
enth St. 17-20
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing 'room; adults only. $25 per
month. Phone 56SR. 1142 Pine.
17
A WONDERFUL LINE of now fall
coats to select from at Boo Be
gln's Dross Shop, 129 So. Sc-venth
St. 17-20
FOR SALE Young extra special
thoroughbred Bhode Island lteil
Co. kerels for mating. Call 2036
Garden Ave. Phone 5 15J. 17-23
j BLACK SILK underwear on sale at
nee ucgin s uresa snop. i,-U
FOR RENT 3 room house on paved i
street, rheap. 259 S. Riverside
17-23
A CLOSE OUT of
$1.00 at Bee
Shoppo.
Silk hose for
Begin's Dress
17-20
FOR SALE 4 room house furnish
ed; bath, garage, corner lot, lawn
etc. Price S255U, terms.
also
FOR SALE New 6 room house on
beautiful corner lot: basement.
garai.e. lire place. oa.K Iloors, tile
bath, etc. Price $5500; terms.
alao
FOR SALE 200 acre irrigated
ranch 5 miles from Klamath
Falls, water paid all but $8 per
acre: good improvements. Price
$80 per acre.
WARD & DALE
601 Main St. 17
EDUCATORS MAKE STUDY
OF JAPANESE YOITHS
TOKYO. UP) While the rising
generation of Japan appears to be 1
little affected by "radical thoughts" !
there is unmistakable evidence of :
genera! moral decadence brought on
by the World -War and aggravated
by tho 1923 earthquake disaster,
is the conclusion recently reached
by tho department of education af
ter studying papers collected from
the students of 190 middle schools
and girls' high schools throughout
the country.
The department started its inves
tigation last year with the view of
obtaining the mental reactions ol
young Japan on various mora! and
ethical questions. TOO students, it
was said, apparently were quite
frank iu answering the questions
put to them. One of the officials
In summing up his conclusion, said
1. was particularly noticeable that
many hoys and girls seemed to lack
the power of judging between right
and wrong.
ITALIAN DOCTOR DIES
I rural districts. There Is a special
MILAN. (P) Professor Bat-1 worms to the cocoon beds of the
tista Grassi, the farous bacteriolo- royal cocoonery will be made short
gist nnd physician, died recently nt ly and it is estimated that tho co
the ago of 70. He was widely known coon yield this year will be not less
In tho international medical world than 50 bushels. By order of her
as an investigator of malnrial dis- Mnjesty the cocoons will be taken
eases. to the Toklo Silk Reeling school
I to bo converted into silk thread.
Vcxrhatzer Bros.
WKIJ. DRILLERS
Phone 225-R
1731 Melrose
Estimate, given on water
ajatema. Prices Reasonable
CLASSIFIED Al) BATES
Hrst Insertion per line lOo
Two UuertlOUJ .. per Hoe Irie
Three Insertions per line 20f
Four Insertions per line lifle
Week (6 times) per line HOe
Ope Month ! per linn 71V
Minimum iTinrge 26c. Ada not
consecutive are r-bnrgod aa anw fal
lowing each omission
First Insertion la In "Nw Today"
BQUtnfl without extra charge, but all
Insertions In that column are at flrat
Insertion rate.
LOST AND I'Or.VB
A REASONABLE REWARD will be
paid for Information leading to
the recovery of nheep lost vest
of Fort Klamath, branded Dia
mond Dot, ear marks, mostly
crop off right enr. Awallow fork
In left. Please notify Jesse Sie
mens ranch. For Klamath, Oregon
or O'Connor Bros., Klamath Falls,
.Merrill Boute. 15-21
FOUND Purse containing money,
at Stone'a Market, 423 Main.
Owner may have same by iden
tifying, paying for adv. 16-17
SHSCELLAXEOUB
SADDLE AND PACK Horuea for hire,
$1.50 per day, each. Horse and
packer $5. M. H. Wampler, Rocky
Point, Ore. A27-S27
TRIANGLE CAFE The place, to get
good eata. OPEN ALL NIGHT
633 Main street. Phone .24. t1
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL--Send
them, to the Goodyear ShjM
Repair Shop, 121 N 8t:i 8t. W
pny tbe return poitag.
KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT Agency,
1008 Main St., all kinds of help
furnished on short notice. Phone
157. A-18 S-18
25c BUNDLES OF PAPEP..
office.
Herald
tf-nt
WELL PRESSED ia well oressed. We
I use the Hoffman steam pressing
, machine. Suits pressed, 75c. We
call and deliver free. Phone 49J.
224 So. Cth. Sixth Street Cleaners.
A 25 S 25
' WINDOW CLEANING, floor
lng, hou.ie cleaning and janitor
service Reference! A M
Rhodes Phone SBOW 10
1 LOOK TOUR BEST li a "Roberta
Suit," hand tailored vo your mea
sure. Now showing fall and winter
styles in suits and overcoats. Phone
109 and I will call with samples,
or see me at the Gun Store Sat
urday afternoon and evenings. A.
R. (ACE) RENNER. A15-S15
HEADQUARTERS
for Manhattan
Woolen Mills. If it's made of wool,
we have it; also Paragon made-to
-measure ladies' coats. 522 So. 5th
St. Phone 456M. I will call to show
my line. (Bonded). Absolute sat
isfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Mrs. Beatrice Cory.
Sll Oil
PAY CASH AND PAY LESS For
rooting and building paper and
glass. Patterson's, 6th St. 12-18
YOU CAN FINISH anything in your
home with Lacq and use it in less
than one-half hour. All colors. Pat
terson's. 6th St. 12-18
TWO CHOICE stores for lease to
right partly. Apply 206 Hart
building. 14-19.
j all BILLS past due to R. B. Leon-
ml. must be paid by Sept. 25
1925. If not, will so in the ihhnds
of an attorney with added costs.
R. B. LeCnard. 14-19
GET YOUR CHIMNEYS SWEPT
Phone 55. 15-21
CAN LOCK any nut or stud bolt
in any position, and release. Part
ner to patent wanted. Write Box
180 Care Herald. 16-22
,
. EMPRESS OF JAPAN TAKES
, CARE OF SILK WORMS
TOKYO, The Empress is as
much devoted to sericulture as are
the numerous women of Japan's
cocoonery constructed in the palace
compound and since the beginning
of this spring, the Empress has per
sonally busied herself with taking
care of the silk worms and feed
ing them on mulberry leaves.
The transfer of the matured silk
When this is done the silk skeins
will be Bent to tho Higher Tech
nical school at Kyoto to bo careful
ly woven into Habutae.
It Is said that tho Emperor now
years a kimono woven from this
Habutae cloth which camo from
her Majesty's cocoonery.
CHRCHILL, Eng. Tho Vicar In
the parish magazine is rebuking
girls for smoking cigarettes while
seated on tombstones in tho church
(yard.
SECTION
WA.NTKii
.MAN WITH 84 TON TRUCK, look
ing for job. log or lumber hauling,
or nnythlng else. Inquire nt Cen
I tral hotel, 11-17'
' WANTED House to rent, nonr town
i or In town, with fenced In back
yard. With garage or nhods. Ad
j dress Box 8, Herald Office. 11-17
I WANTED TO TRADE 8 line view
lots In 2nd Addition, for lota Ball,
roud addition. J. L. Simons. Box
3 15. City. 11-17
SITUATION WANTED Thoroughly
experienced bookkeeper capable
rendering financial statements,.
Income tax reports, otc. Write
Box 178, care Hurnld. 11-89
I
I
WANTED Olrl for gonoral house
; work. County Hospital, Phono
15F13. 15-17
j WANTED To enro for children, !y
week or month. Call bctwoen H
and 12 a.m., or after 6 p.m. Can
, give best reference. Phone 493M.
16-19
PARTY WANTED To finance pat
ent for half interest. This will
sell. Investigate. Box 176 Care
Herald. 16-22
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 5 room house on High
street, $3000; terms. Chilcoto
Smith. 17-l.S
FOR SALE 4 lots In Chiloquin, on
highway, cheap: inquire Phono
832. Robinson Tractor Co. 11-17
FOR SALE Very desirable furnish
ed summer cabin at Rocky Point.
Located on deep water. Price $700
it sold this full. Inquire 16 Loomls
building. U-17
FOR SALE Remington automatic
12 gauge shotgun, half price. In
quire 16 Loomls building. 11-17
DRESS BETTER Tor lese $23.60,
$29.50, $31.50. Highest grad6, all
w i i Suits and Overcoats. Tailor
ed to measure. Guaranteed 10O4
Main. 14-19
FOR SALE Paige touring, sport
model In A-l shape. Go:d paint,
new top, gC. 1 rubber. Will sacri
fice or trale far small car and
some cash. 619 Walnut St. 14-19
STOVES TO BURN Guns to
shoot. See DICK, 220 Main St.
15-18
FOR SALE Steel top range, kit
chen table, chairs. Phone 629W
or call 1321 Crescent Ave. 16-18
RIFLE FOR SALE 300 Savage,
new condition. Phone 204R. W.
McNeaiy. 16-17
ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniels, blue
ribbon stock, good retrievers,
prices reasonable. T. W. Shank
land, 25 E. 26th St., Portland,
Ore. 16-22
. SALE BY AUCTION Sale of R.A.
Nelson's ninety acre ranch, Sept.
22. at 10:30 a.m. on premises.
Property situated 1 U miles sooth
of Mount Shasta City, Siskiyou
county. Stock, hay, farm imple
' ments, family orchard, modern
eight room house, etc. For fur
ther information write Western
Land Auctioneers, 41 Sutter St..
i San Francisco. S16-31
!
' FOR SALE ISO ft. 2 X 6's, 14 ft.
I Prieo SHOO 1010 Mnrtln St
16-17
P'OR SALE 1925 Star Sport road
ster, air shocks, spare tire and
bumpers. Run slightly over 3000
miles, $650. C. M. Bailey, S. P.
Freight Depot. 16-18
FOB REM
' FOR RENT Strictly modern, steam
heated, furnished apartments, Mc
Carthy apartment, 630 Pine St.
Phone S00. lOtf
FOR RENT Beautifully furnished
sleeping room, suitable for woman.
: Call at 419 Nelson St. after 6 p.m.
11-tf
FOR RENT Front bedroom, private
family, close in. Phono 246J, 612
N. 8th St. 11-17
FOR RENT 1 two room house
and one three room house, both
partly furnished, in Shlppington
addition. Klamath Falls Auto Co.
224 Main. 15-19
FOR RENT 3 room house with
bath. Phono 363W. 15-17
FOR RENT Garage, 636 N. 11th.
15-18
FOR RENT 3 room apartment,
partially furnished. Adults only.
Phono 4S2W. 16-18
FOR RENT Sleeping room with
homu privileges. 526 N. 8th St.
Call before Saturday. 16-19
RHODES TRUSTEES NAMED
LONDON, (JP) The following
have been appointed trustees of
the Rhodes scholarship fund: Pre
mier Baldwin, Gleffrey Dawson, ed
itor of tbe Times; Sir Douglas
Hogg, attorney general; H. A. L,
Fisher, worden of New College,
Oxford; E. R. Peacock, director
of the Bank of England.
Rudyard Kipling has resigned bis
trusteeship.
O. K. Transfer Co., "If It's Loose Well Move If
PHONE 87
906 MAIN