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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1925)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN r A Soft Snap r( Turn ii henry ivre oi'CAKiNti - ) j i", ( why hcnkv- i "inouoMr V hXE but jfboN'fy I IfcLLTilB POOO I'M Ncn'O'OiNCi J ' N 'ri (C DOCToC VJAiB VOO J vANT Tci Go BACK : ToBtWl)WC.wRW f ( COULD WTJIsN To WORK1 To THE 0FfC- x MONTH VCT - I WANT -(O BC V ( ? & in a oaY OR SO VONDL I HAVE To 4WU I'M Iniik'ii.v well J V II u.- v--':":' ". : ; , r, I k ' C , i 1 - ' ' ' " o r J ' VJHAT'fl THt NA1T(U?- , oHIMO-I'M-dTasin V f -VWAVTiE.O'JECiFRua'.iNQeACK ' HAvt VOD PCfM AWAY J f Haw pjAU',1 11 "0 . 4 A JOS VMrtENLCAN J LONC. THAT VOO'Ct NT 'WNTAbU. I C0UECT ppfY BOCkO CVERV ' CtTllNU EA'iY . 1 5- -, Tl j I VVJCEK ON MY ACCIDCNT INSURANCE? w 1 w$ - m HERALD'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY LA rooAK Work Leave Your Fllttvs ore 9 OclocK-Your AM- Picmras are ready at 6 Pr DR. F. R. GODDARD OBTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND BURnrEOM Offloe tod llosldunc Pbon 831 L O. O. V. Ta.pU v ; VV V V LX THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD SECTION DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN T0 Main Ht Phono 133-W Mike and ,:rind QUuci. Dupli cate broken louio, repair frames Dr. Philip Cole QtDara.1 Prsctlco or Dentistry Opin Knlngt by Appointment Thono 5 SIS Main Owr Mnt'i Btoro J. C CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Phono 204M 210 High .11. PuRiTv I KLAMATH FALLS OREGON lACCUWACvl WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY TMtlW DRUGS B. P. 0. ELKS Meets Thursday evunlog. Vlilt Ing niombnrs welcome. rst Temple, 3rd Main Charlton Currln, Exalted llalor. Tom DoliMl, Soo. American Ledon Klamath P it No. I Mooting! Is' and trd Tuesdays. Conrt Home Daaement r. r olds, Com'dr. Phono (Sl-W I K. of C. Council No. 2255 II Mooilnga: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuoidara bMn Ball, 8th and High Visiting KolghU wolcome Chaa, Patterion. Q. R. us nil ii KILLED It IS FREED (Cnntlnn'(l Kroni I'agc One) -J Vochatzer Bros. WKLIi URILLBIU Phone 225-R 1781 Melrose Batlmatai glron on wator aratomi. I'rlooa Roaaonablo Marie Obenchain Teacher o( Piano One prlvato Ionaon and ono cIdsb Iobhou a woek, Arm wolght and reluxatlon method. Studio IOC Pino St, back oC Elks' Tomplo. Phone 568W od a frncluroil skull. Tho events jirei'fdln his deat'li ore said to have involved -Mrs, Austin nnd Mrs. Mar- tin B, HuKbaa whownt to Vaugiin'-s cabin mid hriteretl there for a time while Howard nnd Hughes wero hooking Hiem. Howard found llioir man.-lilno by the nondsldo us Vaugtiin and Mrs. Austin and Mrs. (Jugihea approached nud angry words were cxiliangcd. Hlrurk Willi Plat "I 'Ml bin wllh my fist when I (lioi)ghi ha ia'uh trlog to bn-ak up my homo," was Howard' plou from t ho i line f IiIh :i r rirst aflor t In; doutii of Vanifbn until the Jury v'ut i ri bin Dot guilty on tho third h.il )cit ufter n brief dfllbaratlOll ester day attarnooa District Attorney diaries K. JobJ oii. Who prosocutod t ie cane, hel l to tho theory that tot blow had bam ho terrific th.it It tiiiist have baan lufll' tod with a club and tw i plaooi or an mak iclub WOT0 intnidthr o I li Ubo atnlo as tho weapon that pauaod the fatality. J. I'. Mc.Vamara, who conducted tlie defense, belu liiut friends of VaiiKhu's had planted the club near the o.eno Ki tho triuble after a pfelliiiiliaiy search of tho scene had taSad to bring to light any deadly napon. Bcnaafiofuil Trial .Mrs. Austin's appearance on the Ht.ind and ithe story hie told be tween sobs, wus, by far, the sensa tion ,f tbo ni le.-wli.e drab trial, even Howard's appearance on the sUJid (ailed lo thrill tho audience. Mrs. Austin testified that 17 years iKo when bat husband became in sane and she was left with her ba bies to care for, lljward came into her life and for the .ears to come ho treated her and tiie children with kluduens and that It be;arne the custom fir her to be knotvn as Hri. Howard 'Until she bad fairly 'forgot ten her Initial .Identity. 4'oinmon-l.uu Wife During those 17 years, Mrs. Aus tin, said, she bad been a faithful srpanlon t0 Howard althaugb Vaughn. In later years, fead offered ihor repeated attehtlona and haii on mutnerous occasions t hreatened the life of Howard. Mrs. Austin declar ed that her feelings are so warm to ward Howard that when she secret uly married a man named Austin a month before the final trouble with Vaughn, sho did not have the heart bo tell him of icr deflection. "My life has been filled vith trouble," sjbbcd Mrs. Austin, an au turn and pallid woman of calm demeanor. Mpf father was a drunk ard and I knew of nothing hut trouble In my childhood; my husb und became Insane aud I have ften known hunger, nnd 'sorrow and dis appointment," No hmolii.il Howard was unomoti onal. He told In a monotone of the trouble with Vaughn und "I hit him with my fist, ithafs all." he concluded. H.irouguout the progress the trial, ho scarcely stirred himself, except tvhen his epunsel leaned toward hi u to ask a guiding question. The jurr returned t'h0 verdict and 'he looked quietly at them. His mother Krled. An hour later. Howard stowed h.s first sign of emotion. He thanked a Juryman when he met him on Minor street for the verdict. 1 hen he shrugged his shoulders and tivalked on. Stnto Witnesses Witness for the state .Included Dr K. J. Conoiab, J, J. Thompson. Ern est L. V'aiiiifhn, Mr. and MM, Martin K. Hughes, RicfMni C. Masson, Mrs. Nellie Ma son, John F, V niiig, Rlc'i trd CalllCk and Hherlff A. 8, Calkins. The defendant's witnesses Idclttdad Mth. May Austin, T. B. Wright. Cbarlea H. Vann, Orval !fcwarl, 1(1 .-hard H. PerkliiH, Mrs. EOT el Vann E. 11. Knaupp, Frank Hallo an! Qaorg I). Howard, the defendant. Tho Jury, lhl'b voted nine to three tkr ac'iultal on the first bal lot and ten to two on the second Included (Jeorge H. iialley, Hemry E. Swain, Oiiarles G. Illgb, Charles 0. Ogdeo, George w. Llgbthlll, Era est p. Dexter, IIarv' L. Hobert, Harry W'. Young. Albert E. Young, John F. Hayden, I. u. Mathews, and Charles O. Uogan. NEW TOD AT FOR SAI.F. by owner, new four room house; will take car as part pay ment. P. O. Hox 3113. City. 25-28" FOR RENT . Large bedroom nd Jolnlng bath; close In: wanted, two gentlemen. Call 129 or 673R eve nings. 25-20 WANTED Woman 1120 High street for house work. 25 SECOND HAND GOODS all kinds, (inoding, 230 Main, below the court house. 25 FOR SALE Winter Ilanana, Jona than. Delicloaj and Yellow New town apples; Thompson seedless, Rose Peru. Muscat and Tokay grapes. At orchard near Ashland, or delivered In fifty-box lots. Ad dress A. H. Davenhill, Ashland. Valley View. 25-1 WANTED Washing to do. Coll at 1310 Mananlta. or pnono 445M. 25-20 YOU ARE ALWAYS Welcome at the Medical Hot Springs Nat. 25-20 WANTED To hear from owner of good farm for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis Minn. 25 NEW TODAY ( WANTKD BARGAIN DAY Saturday and MEN WANTED with teams or trao- Monduy; all kinds of goods; deer tors, to plow any part of 1000 guns lo shoot. Job lots Indies acres. Call Edgewood ranch. 22-14 neck wear. See DICK, 22U Main L St. 25-20' WANTED 75 or 100 good owes. : Address Box 7, Merrill, Ore. 23-2.5 FOIt HALB . ..n. WANTED TO RENT Small modern A COW FOR SAI F OH TRADE 3- unfurnished house or unfurnished l'lw ?,A" ieoTmnke?; ' Ae. Box. C.O.D. car., also 1 ton of hay; very cheap for " i3-o quick sale. Apply 1525 Sargent WANTEDMa or womnn ,' . A strnct exporlonco, one capable of FOR HALE 0 room furnished 'ln" J""0 of "ice- Write house; terms. Phono 72CJ. 713 lsr' ""r"'11- North 0tl1- MEN WANTED, who can handle 5 FOR SALE 110.00 Iron cot. good as "low t,;ama- Ca Ka"w,"? new for $4.00. Call at 410 Nel- w"1 St' WANTED Girl or woman to do gen- FOR SALE-Laundry stove, coiled Jl""" il help1w,t" for hot water. Bed & springs and 2 "h.l'"rfin- Mrs' J- shaw- mnttreoea. Phone 263W. 21-26 21-' ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel WANTED Middle aged woman as puppies from Imported trained ,e.T,p,an on, an,a hu?ek'",p" f6.r parents. Sire, tho only American '1 lerly Box 18- Horal,d,': and English International cham- lc" 23-26 pion in the world. Fastest retrlev- ..... , .. ,-,,,., ,, , era always under command, and ntLY H"BJlrt. ,ora ,wn; pretty house dogs. "Prices reason- fr, ",pri':n '"JK"'' Det" " able. Your choice from two litters. '"'tor. Box 187 Herald. 24-25 See what you are buying. Lucile ... . 7, '. T ; " Redner, P. O. Box 171. 21-26 WANTED Carpenter work by day or contract; work guaranteed. FOR SALE New 4 room modern Peman and Everett, 1300 Lowell bungalow on Wantland Ave., easy ' "ong 22-29' terms. Phone 15F5. 23-25 TZ '. T. W ANTED Used Chesterfield set FOR SALE New cash register, cash taleaDlI,c0n,alrs Immediately Mer er terms. Joe's market, South Cth 'd' Box m- Slr0-Ct" 23"29 WANTED Woman to do general COW FOR SALE Durham and Jer-I scy; calf 2 months old. Phone house work. 641 No. 067 J. 23-25 FOR SALE Dresser, high chair and dining room table, very reasonable. 922 Prospect. 24-26 9th St. 24-5 COW FOR SALE 2 fresh milk cows. Ed Sutton, 5 miles So. on Midland Market road. 24-30 MR. LARGE LAND OWNER: Do you really want to sell at a good figure? If so. let me use your land on a sugar beet proposition, a lease, and you will sell. One man refused $96,000 cash for one section of land in alfalfa and su gar beets: it is no better than yours. Box 188, Care Evening Herald. 25-26 '00 ACRES RYE STUBBLE, 1H miles from Midland. Inquire at store at Midland. 25-1 FOR RENT Furnished 2 room Apt. with kitchenette, bath and garage, close to Main St. Address Box 1S9. Core Herald. 25 FOR RENT Room for one or two men, with or without board. Mrs. Pellett, 1321 Crescent. 25-26 LOST Black looselcaf note book at post office. Please leave at Herald office; reward. 25-26 FOR SALE 280 acre ranch in Lan- gell valley, water right paid in full: all fine land. Price $25 per acre. Ward and Dale 601 Main St. 24 FOR SALE Ten head draft horses. Pelican Bay Lumber Co., Klamath Falls, Ore. Phone 70. 24-26 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS WELL PRESSED le well dressed. We use the Hoffman steam pressing machine. Suits pressed, 75c. We call and deliver free. Phone 49J. 224 So. oth. Sixth Street Cleaners. A 25 S 25 WINDOW CLEANING, floor waa ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. References. A. H. Rhodes. Phone 360W. Ttt LOOK YOUR BEST ir a "Roberta Suit," hand tailored to your mea sure. Now showing fall and winter styles in suits and overcoats. Phone 109 and I will call with samples, or see me at the Gun Store Sat urday afternoon and evenings. A. R. (ACE) RENNER. A15-S16 FOR RENT Furnished Apts., close in. Phone 342W. 419 N. 10th St. S 19-0 19 NOTICE We have sold our retail Ice cream and confectionery to L. and Ethel Polin. Will not be responsible for any debts contracted from this date, Sept. 23, 1925. Daisy B. Lauritsen. 24-35 FOR RENT Furnished sleeping! room, close in; suitable for two gentlemen. 1149 Pine St. 22-24 FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed room in private home, for one or two gentlemen. Call 508 W or 629 North 3rd. 22-24 FOR RENT See Collins, Cabins to white men. 724 Market. 23-26 FOR RENT Three large housekeep ing rooms, furnished, in private home; also garage. 1028 Jeffer- HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan Woolen Mills. If It's mai$ of wool, we have it; also Paragon mude-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 OH SADDLE AND PACK Horses for hire, SI. 50 per day, each. Horse and packer $5. M. H. Wampler, Roeky Point, Ore. A27-SJ7 son. 24-26' EVERETT TRUE By CONDO Two first class Italian Stone Masons and ce ment workers, will work by day or contract. Work guaranteed. Four years in Klamath. Phone 583 W, or inquire 619 Main St. fSSRMANENT CONSTRUCTION Bxclnalre Idcensed Uaiia facturer for Tha new Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Brlok tor Founda tions, Walls, Buildings, etc. Absolutely Fire and Weather Proof at a cost loss than any ether form of masonry. 8tono-TIIe construction elim inates upkoep oxponao, Is lu deitrttctlble, sod is approvod by the bst architects and bnllders Unexcelled as s baa for Stucco flullb Ml iik RaiJmnte Your Job th and Market. Phono HIIW Concrete Pipe Co. FOR RENT Grocery store; Pete Cnrnini. 2231 So. 6th St. 25-1 LEGAL NOTICE THE. -ANY HOCer is cS-rcsatchr. t TXS PART'S 11 THAhi Pun. CtoMN BLINDS ill 1 F7,W2Mi li ,., 1 nm " ' ' s yv wwi'ii'- n. .Tf-.; "v -0 -miM :iJfu.'3..-'Jlt' SUMMONS No. 19S5 Equity. In the Circuit Court in and for the County of Klamath, and State of Oregon. ETHEL HUNT Plaintiff, vs. Howard Hunt. Defendant. To Howard Hunt: Defandant, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to ap pear nnd answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, on or before Saturday, the 3rd day of October, 1925, or for failure to appear and nnswer, for want there of, the plaintiff will take judgment und decree against you as follows: 1. That the bonds or matrimony now existing botween tho plaintiff Ethel Hunt and tho defendant How ard Hunt be dissolved on the grounds of desertion for over ono year. 2. That the plaintiff bo awarded tho caro and custody of the minor child Donald W. Hunt. . 3. That the plaintiff have such other and further relief as to the equity and good conscience may ap pertain, nnd as to the Court may seem meet. October 3rd, 1925. Is the Inst day of tho time prescribed In the order for publication of this Summons, in which you may appear nnd nnswer said Complaint, tho first publication theroof boing August 21st, 1925, and the last publication being October -ml, 1925. This summons is served by pub lication by ordor of tho Honorable A. L. Leavitt, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, dated August 18th I92a, which order required that sum mons bo published onco a week for six successivo weeks (soven inser tions), the first publication being August 21st, 1925. W. H. A. RENNER, Plaintiff's Attorney, whoso office and postoffice nddress is Amer ican National Bank Bldg., Klam ath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon. Aug. 21-28-Sopt. 4-11-18-25-O.ct. 2 FOR RENT Filling station on So. 6th St. and Shasta Way. Will be ready by Oct. 1. P. Carnini, 2231 So. Oth St. 25-1 J-FOR RENT 2 room apartment, pri vate bath and phone. Phone 42SM. 59 Washington St. 24-30 FOR RENT Furnished house, hot and cold water. 334 So. 4th St. 24-25 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phono 624. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them' to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We pay the return postage. 25c BUNDLES OP PAPER, office. Herald tf-nt FOR RENT Front bedroom in pri vate family, close in. Phone 264J. 512 No. Sth St. 24-26 FOR RENT Sleeping room. 527 Klamath Ave. Phono 461. 24-26 OPERA IS SUCCESSFUL JERUSALEM Tho Hebrew Opera company, organized only two o'ears agio, has proved that it can success fully conduct opera in Palestine. The L'onipany has produced sovon operas with a total of 61 perform ances and the proceeds have been more than enough to cover Invest ment and expenditures. The company thas grown from a small tgiptip of enthusiastic opera lovers, mobilized by Dr. Goltnklu, a former conductor ci Leningrad. SHORTHAND taught evenings; Gregg system, call or write Mrs. R. H. Price, room 14, Court bouse. 21-28 NOTICE We have sold our retail confec tionery and in the future will whole sale only. Chiloquin Ice Cream Co., L. H. Lauritsen, prop. 24-25 WOLF K.IKS M AH!', TO (HUMOR IX) WIN CITY BOUNTIES BRANDON, Man. A got-rich-Quick solieme whereby Indians on a reservation at Gidswol1, Manitoba, collected municipal bountiy on wolf ears manufactured from skins of wolf cubs was idiscovered here this summer by municipal officers. T collect bounties on Wolves slain the animal's ears must bo turned In. Tho redskins received bounty on the artificial ears 'for some time before officers discovered the rulie. Three men and a squaw pleaded guilty and wore warned with a ooar's sus pended sentence. WHY SUFFER with pains and aches when there is a remedy at your door? Medical Hot Springs Nnt. 24-25 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors nnd friends for their kindness dur ing our recent bereavement; also for the beautiful floral offerings. ADAM STAUB and Family. 25 VICTORIA. B. C. Professor Y. Kita of Waseda University arrived from Japan enronte to New York, Chicago nnd Europe to study news paper methods and college journal ism courses preparatory to estab lishing the first school of journalism in Japan. Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano One Hour lesson a week and privilege of class work in composition, history of mu sic, ear trcining, etc. Terms, $5.00 per month Residence 1000 California Phono 790W Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M O. K. Transfer Co., "If It's Loose We'll Move It" PHONE 87 906 MAIN
