THURSDAY, SEPTUM BER 24, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND BUROrEOU
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DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMKTHIHT OPTICIAN
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cate broken lenses, repair frames
Dr. Philip Colo
General Practice of Dontlitry
Open rWnluga by Appointment
Ptooa 509 (18 Main
Oror Moa'i Btora
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR
Pliotui 204.M 219 High Bt.
American Legion
Klamath Poit No. I
Meetings lit aurt Ird
Tuesdays. Court Bona
Basement
r. It OLDS. Oom'dr.
Phone 11-W
Vochatzer Bros.
WILL DRIIXKRa
Phone 225-R
1731 Molrose
atlmatoa Rlran on water
ajatema. Prleea RoaaonabU
Two first class Italian
Stone Masons aud ce
ment workers, will work
by day or contract.
.Work guaranteed. Four
years in Klamath. Phone
S83W, or inquire 619
Main St.
Gv K. .Transfer
Slim Hopci
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MAN9lAUGHTa?
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Kodak
I Leave Your Films
'Before 90'clocK-Your
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mi nmu n r;i i i irrr Mi in t. . t Mb
V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
fpuSTfy I BUV TMtlR DRUGS EZEflgeg
B. P. 0. ELKS Meets
Thursday evening. Visit
ing niunibora welcome,
tiki Temple, Ird Main
Charlton Cnrrln, Exalted
I'.nlur. Tom DeliMl, Bee.
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Moetlnga: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tneadnra
Lyceum Hull, 8th and
High Vlaltlns KnlM
welcome
Chaa, rntteraon, O. K.
NEW YOIIK. Maud.' Adams I,
iMTlOl shortly to visit liu.lv.ml ,
KIplltiK n-KarJinj; the filmlnr of
"Klin."
EVERETT TRUE
with aim e PeRitEMCe-
He SYS A WO MAM
JUST A C-r-PICieMTLY
uS A rarv) CIN
OclAM, AND
OUT LAST KS
Work
ready at 5 pt
Marie Obenchain
Tvachi'r of Pinuo
One prlvnto leRson nud one
cIuhu lesson u week.
Arm weight and relaxation
niutlod.
Studio Pino St, back of
Klks' Templo.
Phone 563W
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Disguised
by the Bhirini off of his benn!
hl'""''1 frine s,'if pni'
Iid get (here nfn-r eseapinK from nn
asylum In KiiKluml. He has just
learao4 about the (treat war.
By CONDO
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You CSflV out
THS LAT
Co., If
THE EVENING HERALD'S
MARKETS
PORTLANp, Or Hi.pt. 24. Cal
t In rerelptn r,.ri; culres 20, naffcat
noinlnally steady.
Hogs slow, receipts 465
BbMp DOmloally Itaady; no re
eelpls. Porllund, Oregon, iSopt. 24. Eggs
1e lowr. Current receipt! 86;
ppJIeU ll'itftll "rata 3H4 086.
Extras ,1n V, U 311.
Batter: .Standard and prime flrHln
e u lies le lower. Kxtra cube, city
KtandardH .r,0; prlmn firsts 4tt;
firsts IT; under grad i nominal;
prints 58 J cartons 54,
Milk steady, Kent churning
cream 52 net shlppors' track in
ana I, Haw milk (4 per cent)
J2.5r, dwt. fob Portlfthil
Poultry Bleudy. Heavy hens 24
9 L'.'i; light 1 IH 15; springs 20027,
young White ducks 25.
Unions weak, $ I :5 ft 1.50.
Potatoes strong, new ?1. 76.012,
Nuts steady. Walnuts, No. I, 2H
O80; niberta nominal: Almonds.
25('27; Urazll nuts lf(((20; Ital
ian ch.'siuuts it.
Cnscnrn bark quiet. Nominal at
6fi7; Oregon grape root nominal.
Hops - harvest over. Trading
quieted down, pricea malnlalned.
New crop, clusters 20; Pugglaj 27
OQUPIiBTE CHAOK
OF HtlSH HDl t ATION
HVKTKM INTIMATED
DEDl.IN, (J) Alteration of the
entire educntlon system of t lie Irish
Free State in order that Irish even
tually would become the spoken lan
guage of the country Is a plan
which Prof. Jylm MaCUeill, minister
of education, has in mind. He re
ferred to this intention recently while
addressing teachers attending Irish
classes at Kllkce. Clare, saying the
proposed changes would affect all
educational institutions from pri
mary schools to universities.
SANTA BARBARA, Calif Reply
ing to an Inquiry as to his candi
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for president in 192S, William Clbbs
MoAdoo said, "It Is very dry in
the middle west and Kansas In Buf
fering from the drought and heat."
Different
Tf la .icldom enough that fnnhlon al
lows us any latitude in bats, but
here la a concession. Instead of the
tiny brim v:e have a broai! ene of
while ellped oslri'V and a pood
sized clown of black velvet. It re
quires a very fair complexion of ila
wjnxer.
PERMANENT CONRTRUCTIONI '
Kxcltulre Licensed Mnu
facturera for
-The new Concrete Hollow-Wall
Building Brick tor Founda
tion!, Walli, Bulldingi, etc.
-Absolutely Fire and Weather
Proof at a cost lesi than any
other form ot maaonry,
-Stone-Tile construction elim
inates upkeep expense, is in
destructible, and la approved
y the heat architects and
bulldere.
i Unexcelled aa m base for
Stucco finish
Lai u s Estimate Your Jnb
th and Market. Phone 082W
Concrete Pipe Co.
It's Loose
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NKW TOD AT
I'Ult HE NT -Bleeping room. 527
Klamath Ave. Phone 461. 24-26
tOR KENT Front bedroom In pri
vate family, close In, Phone 264J.
512 No. ktb St. 24-26
WHY BUFFER wllli pains and aclieB
when there Is a remedy at your
door? Medical Hot .Springs Nat.
21-25
FOIt BALE CHEAP 3 room house
partly turoiahed; 3PQ down tmi
ance ?:io per month, chflcote &
Smith. 24-28
FOR KENT- Furnished houue. hot
mid cold water. 334 So. 4th Bt
24-21
FOIt SALE Ten bead draft horses.
Pelican Hay Lumber Co.. Klamath
Fulls, Ore. Phone 70. 24-20
WANTED Woman to do general
house work. Oil No. !)th St
24-25
FOIl KALE 280 acre ranch in l.an-
gell valley, water right paid In
full; all fine land. Price 125 per
acre.
Ward ,-ind Dale
001 Main St. 24
LOST Yorkshire terrier: blue with
while chest and feet. Mrs. Gardner.
Liberty rooms; reward. 24-20
FOIt KENT 2 room apartment, pri
vate bath and piione. Phone 428M,
59 Washington St. 24-30
WANTED I'wl Chesterfield set
lable and chairs immediately. Her
ald. Ilox ISC. 24-20'
WANTED Carpenter work by day
or contract; work guaranteed
Freeman and Everett, 1300 Lowell
Phone 503M. 23-29
NOTICE
We have sold our retail ice cream
and confectionery to L. and Ethel
Polln. Will not be responsible for
any debts contracted from this date
Sept. 23, 1925. Daisy I). Lauritsen.
24-2
NOTICE
Wc have sold our retail confec
tionery and in the future will whole
sale only. Ciiiloquin Ice Cream Co..
L H. Lauritsen. prop. 24-2
FOIl RENT Filling station on So
Cth St. and Shasta Way. Will be
ready by Oct. 1. P. Carnini. 222
BO. Cth St. 24-30
FOR RENT Three large housekeep
ing rooms, furnished, in private
home; also garage. 1028 Jeffer
son. 24-20
WILL BUY HOME direct from own
er is price is right. Details in first
letter. Box 1ST Herald. 24-25
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy shown us during our recent
boreavement, also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. CECIL LOW
MR. AND MRS L. A. BRANNO.N
COW FOR SALE 2 fresh milk
cows. Ed Sutton, 5 miles So. on
Midland Market road. 24-30
FOR SALE Dresser, high chair and
dining room table, very reasonable.
9 22 Prospect. 2 1-26
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. With
the earthquake just 12 weeks in
the past, many business institutions
announced complete restoration us
a score of protecting scaffolds were
removed, marking the completing of
repairs and rebuilding.
210,616 Shaves
During the 43 years "Uncle Billy1 i
Casburn, 70, of Forth Worth, Teav
was a barber, he kept count ofj
every shave and haircut. His grand'1
total is 210,010 shaves and so,087
haircuts., jj
We'll Move
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CLASSIFIED
FOB BALE
YOU WANT TO SELL?
List your property with
WARD & DALE
801 Main St. 23
FOIt HALE Cocker Bpanlol male,
four monOis, pedigreed, from Wah
keena kennel, Portland. Black and
white, price reasonable. Special
offer. LucUe Redner, City. 18-24
A COW FOR SALE OR TRADE 3-yoar-old.
very quiet, good milker;
nlso 1 ton of hay; very cheap for
quick solo. Apply 1525 Sargent
Avenue. 21-20
FOR SALE 6 room furnished
house; terms. Phone 720J. 713
North 9th, 21"26
FOR SALE $10.00 Iron cot, good as
new for 14.00. Call at 419 Nel
son St. 21"
FOR SALE I-aundry stove, coiled
for hot water. Bed & springs and 2
mattresses. Phone 263W. 21-20
ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel
puppies from Imported trained
parents. Sire, tho only American
and English International cham
pion In the world. Fastest retriev
ers, always under command, and
pretty house dogs. Prices reason
able. Your choice rrom two miens.
See what you are buying. Lucile
Redner, P. O. Box 171. 21-26
FOR SALE Ford coupe equipped
with lluckstell and balloons. 1925
model. Exceptional bargain; phone
866 during business hours. 22-24
FOR SALE New 4 room modern
bungalow on Wantland Ave., easy
terms. Phone 15F5. 23-25
FOR SALE Fine lot near high
school, only 1700. "
also
FOR SALE 50 foot lot, jnst off
Crescent Ave., $350.
also-
FOR SALE Fine Irrigated ranch,
$80 per acre.
WARD & DALE
601 Main St. 23
FOR SALE New cash register, cash
or terms. Joe's market, South 6th
Street. 23-29
COW FOR SALE Durham and Jer
sey: calf 2 months old. Phone
667J. 23-25
LEAGUE OFFICIAL SEES PEACE
MENACE IN ECONOMIC FACTOR
CAMBRIDGE, Eng. (P) Speak
recently. Sir Arthur Salter, director
of the economic and finance section
of the League of Nations, said that
of tha four main causes of war dy
nastic, religious, political and econo
mic the last alone was likely to be
come continually more serious.
In the future, he said, the chief
pre-occupation of the bulk of man
kind would be a struggle for the
means of life. Monopolistic or even
preferential exploitation of supplies
of raw material might at any moment
threaten serious danger. The most
dangerous word was "oil ". The
inevitable struggle for markets ho
declared would threaten peace In
proportion as the power of armed
governments was associate! in the
struggle, and intervened to secure un
equal or preferential conditions pro
portionate to their strength.
If peace was to be preserved. Sir
Arthur said, the armed power of gov
ernments must be more and more
dissociated from the economic strug
gle. Discriminating and varying
tariffs, used as a counterpart of
general foreign policy, meant play
ing with fire. The main principles
of economic and commercial galley
should be internationalized.
BERLIN. The police had to save
the manager of a movie theatre
from being mobbed by 1.000 wo
men who answered an add for sixty
presentable ladies. Trouble started
when he said he would consider
only bobbed haired girls who would
dress as pages.
SAN FRANCISCO. Georgo A.
Putnam, secretary of the San Fran
ciRco baseball club, announced that
tho Seals will meot the l.ouisvillo
club, champions of the American
Association In a "little world series"
if the Seals win the coast league
flag.
Banking powers are meeting in
ondon. Banking powers are like
linking powders. They raise tho
dough.
It" tg?&
AD SECTION
FOR RENT
FOR RENT -2 garages, also rom
to store car. 203 Michigan Ave.
17-23
FOR RENT Furnished Apts., oloaa
In. Phono 342W. 419 N. 10th Bt.
8 lD-O 19
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room, close In: suitable for two
gentlemen. 1149 Pine St. 22-21
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed
room In private home, for ouo or
two gentlemen. Call 508W or 829
North 3rd. 22-24
FOR RENT Sleeping room, private
entrance. 439 10th St. 22-26
FOR RENT Cabins to white men.
See Collins, 724 Market. 23-26
WANTKD
MVVAAAAiWWIiVAAAAArlAAMAMiiastfV
MEN WANTED with teams or trac
tors, tb plow any part of 1000
acres. Call Edgewood ranch. 22-24
WANTED 75 or 100 good ewes.
Address Box 7, Merrill, Ore. 23-25
WANTED TO RENT Small modern
unfurnished house or unfurnlahed
apartment. Ana. Box. C.O.D.. caro
Herald. 23-25
WANTED Man or woman with ab
stract experience, one capable of
taking charge of office. Write
185 Herald. 23-25
M EN WANTED, who can handle 6
horse plow teams. Call Edgewood
ranch. 23-25
WANTED Girl or woman to do gen
eral housework and to help with
children. Mrs. J. R. Shaw. Phono
.470. 22-25
WANTED Middle aged woman as
companion and housekeeper for
elderly lady. Box 184, Herald of
fice. 23-25
.MISCELLANEOUS
WELL PRESSED is well dressed. Wa
use the Hoffman steam pressing
machine, Suits pressed, 75c. We
call and deliver free. Phone 49J.
224 So. 6th. Sixth Street Cleaners.
A 25 B 25
WINDOW CLEANING, floor
lag, house cleaning and Janitor
service. Reference i. A. M.
Rhodes Phone 160W 7tf
LOOK YOUR BEST Ir a "Roberta
Suit," band tailored to your mea
sure. Now showing fall and winter
styles in suits and overcoats. Phpne
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 maaia ot 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
SADDLE AND PACK Horses for hire,
S1.50 per day, each. Horse and
packer $5. M. H. Warn pier. Rocky
Point, Ore. A27-S27
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street Phone (14. ti
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
send mem to tne uooayear snoe
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We
pay the return postage
25c BUNDLES OF PAPER. Herald
office. tf-nt
BEST COOKING and eating apples,
first grade and windfalls. Phone
400J, Enterprise ranch, near MlUa
Add. 18-24
SHORTHAND taught evenings;
Gregg system, call or write Mrs.
R. H. Price, room 14, Court house.
21-26
LOST AND FOI'WD
LOST Oregon license plato No.
173-411, also tail light; finder
please return to Herald office. Re
ward. 23-24
NAPA, Calif., A stolen auto
mobile, with an eUeged drunken driv
er, careening wildly down the wrong
side of the road neat St, Helena
crushed Into a ear containing four
persons, killing one of thorn, Mrs.
Emma Louise Spires, 61, of Myrtlo
l'oint. Ore. All of the others in both
cars escaped injury. .Milton Waicott
21, of Vallejo, was arrested and ad
mitted that he had taken tho car
und was driving It when the collision
occurred.
Mrs. Wiilard Johnson
Teacher of Piano
One Hour lesson a week and
privilege of class work in
composition, history of mu
sic, ear training, etc.
Terms, ?5.00 per month
Residcncn 1000 California
Phono 790W
Studio 503 3rd St. i'h.284M