SATURDAY, SEPTUM WW 20, V.W
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND HUlUrKOM
office and Roaldoneo Pbuns 8 21
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DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOM STRUT OPTICIAN
709 Villi rlt. Phone 13J-W
Make and grind aianee. Duplt
cat brokun lontoa, repair framoi
Dr. Philip Cola
0niTnJ Practice of nnntlttrr
Opan nriitii(a by Appointment
PL.iar I9 i18 Main
0nr Moa't Btora
J. C. CLEGHORN
CJVII. KNOINEER
AND RUIIVBVOR
Phonu 219 I ! . . 1 1 91.
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American Legion
Klamatb Poit No. I
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Phone 225-R
1731 Melrose
atlmete (Iran on water
yitem. Price Reuonabl
1040
Main
Stroet
Two first class Italian
Stone Masons and ce
ment workers, will work
1 by day or contract,
Work guaranteed. Four
years in Klamath. Phone
583W, or inquire 619
Main St.
O. K. Transfer' Co., "If
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BUSINESS DIRECTORS
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WBv KLAMATH FALLS OREGON xrknl
WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE
OUV THtlH DRUGS
B. P. O. ELKS Meets
Thorsitay evening. Vlalt
Ing member welcome.
Elk Temple, 3rd Main
Charlton Cnrrln, Kxaltod
Rulor. Tom DolsMI, Soc
K. of C. Council No. 2265
Mooting: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tuesday
Lyceum Hull. .in. and
High Visiting Knight
welcome
Chaa. Pattoraon, O. K.
Marie Oben chain
Teacher of Piano
Ono private lesson and ono
claa lesson a wook.
Arm weight and relaxation
method.
Btudlo HOT, Pino Rt, back of
Klks' Temple.
Phone 563W
PBRMANENT CONCmUCTIOt
VtxclnstTe Llccnaed Mann,
fuctiirer for
The now Concrete Hollow-Wall
Building Brick for Founda
tion. Walla, Butldlngi, etc.
Absolutely Fire ami Weather
Proof at a cot losa than any
other form ot masonry.
3tono-Tllo conal ruction elim
inate upkeop oxponae, Is In
deatructlble, and Is approved
hy the bolt arrhltocta and
bulldora.
Unexcelled a a bate for
Stucco finish
let n Katlmnte Tour Job
and Market. Phone riMiW
Concrete Pipe Co.
1 1
delu lb
GONN
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read? 5 p.
mi
SB ISB
(('ontlnti"l From Piirc One)
not know what bad happened. Hy
the merest chance they were floated
out of a batch near the conning tow
er and picked rap n fw mtBUte
later. Tfiley believed tholr comrades
on the S-5 1 lost, as chlorine gas
wai already circulating In the Intc--tor
of tho submarine w'';en the,.
id
m
1 DCN' T WANT TO END
HOSTiMTtfiS WIH GDNi!-j
KC.M L .C""L- 1 I
ft
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vcre (brawn up. They said also that ael, a considerable supply was car
tho other members of the crew were rlcd in tanks and if the S-51 hud
EVERETT TRUE
-t i jt TUAT WAS IN TllCi
' look, at
ALL. "TMe tMCT, HEA'PS
OVes.? THGRC'S
(vHeNCjvei? i
see. i
He-S'P IT MAKES
THINK o(." ...
A H.M OOMcs.'OlN FAIcS To 7Ke A
tii-r WITH HIS "BUM HUMOR flMP TR I G-S To
P?AtS& A LAOSH
THCf- A UTJlTS-rJC Q IT
MM leers Me CRA-z
To CSO ON THIS..
STAG'S, too
THE EVENING HERALD'S
In lm advantageous po'il! nn for
ur.cupo Diu.ii I hoy.
Tim Kiroo survivors apparently
irn not lulforlng acrloua effocU
from tflielr experience. They were
able I j walk without dlffh ully .
liny camo d.iwn tlio Vang plunk
A TUpped 111 hlllllketa.
BOSTON) 8Pt. ttrUPl Thirty
tour tnembori of tilt itun ot lb
Huhninrliui H-51 Iny imprlHoned at
tbfl bottpn f tba Atlantic today
nftnr tholr vkhkhI won rammed hint
DlfbT by the ateiinior (,'lty of Home
of tiie (jieiui BtaMOlfetp company,
On her voyoitii from Hamnniih, (ia.,
to IloHton.
Three mirvlvorit wern picked up
y the ateamor and It wan a matter
of 'oiileeiure im to whelle r the re-
malndar wan drowned or wera alive
In the underwater veB6l.
Cm I. to Keftrue
Wbtle fleet of reacue craft
tron Newport, It. I , .Vow Voili City
and New London, (ronn., the aub
nutrlna'a liawe, waa ruahiil out to
the point twenty mlloa eaict of BlOSI
Ifliind, where the dlaaater occurred,
Ihofe on Hhore eagerly awaited newa
of the oraeb. The City of Home
em BfOCaeJlBl to lloaton and Cap
tain Dlebl, her commander, gavo
no detulla In bin flrat terse neWBSB
to Offlcon ol the company. She waa
due to reach noaton aome tlmo thin
iiftenioon, und It waa Hated ahc
inlKht not arrive before I or 5
o'clock.
Hope that the 'i i men who wont
down with the s-51 might still be
alive waa Increased when the de
stroyer Putnam sent to the scene
from the naval training station at
Newport, aont a wireless messago,
saying they hud discovered what ap
pareotly was u buoy made up of a
bunch of life preservcre.
Naval men at Newport expressed
the hope that the buoy bud been
flouted out of the sunken ruft.
NEWPORT, It. I., Sept. 26.-fP)
Tho position of the submarine
8-81, sunk off Block Island last
night in a collision with the steam
er City of Hume, was located today
by rescue craft searching for the
vessel. It waa reported in a radio
mossage to the Newport naval train
ing station.
There wnn no sign of life, the mcs
atd, but crews of the rescue
. I.llw ....Ilmiti;,. ,, uMb nf
the 34 men who went down with
the submarine might be nllve.
Tlr' destroyer Putnam. which
wont out from Newport this morn-
Inc. wns returning to this nori while
the wr.u-klnir romnanv's barro was
setting out for the scene of the
dlaaatcfr with full equipment on
board to bring the craft to the
surface.
Have Some Air
Commander 0. II. Shaw, com
manding officer of the Putnam, said
when that ship returned to port,
that in his opinion the men In the
submerged submarine had enough
air to last them 72 hours.
Commander Shaw said in addition
to the air compartments of the ves-
By CONDO
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It's Loose
mm
not been imaabed to piece it waa
probable thai ut lenat u part of her
crew might be alive.
The Putnam after Loncblflfe Ki -
port, proceeded to New London,
where the rescue base la located.
In addition to the aubmarlnea,
submarine sulvago nblpa, mine
Weeper ilnd wrecking craft sent
to tb acene, four alrplanea from
the Chatham naval base were fly
ing over the areu. Another airplane
from Vincent Astor'a yacht waa be
ing pressed Into service.
The position of the H-r,l waa giv
en as about a mile and u half fiHK
off that flrat given by the City of
Rome. Kour submarines were stand
ing by, as was Vincent Astor'a yacht
tbt Notirmahal.
List of Missing
Aboard Submarine
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. (IP) A
navy lUt ot Obe missing men on tho
submarine 3-51 follows:
Lieutenant Rodney H. Dodson,
Rrockport, Conn., the commanding
off:er.
Lieutenant Junior Grade, Harlow
M. Pino, DOBf Reach, Calif.
Lieutenant, Junior Urale, J. D
BaeefdeB, Dillon, S. C.
Lieutenant, Junior Grade, T. A.
01 k, San Aafonlj, Tex.
Lieutenant. Jun'.-r (;radc, F. D.
Poster. Nutter, N. J.
Ensign E. W. Egbert, Mariner's
Harbor, N, Y.
Paul Berk, cnglneman, first clasj,
Shoemakervllle, Pa.
Allen CHIford Earle. engineman,
first clsas, Gloucester, Mass.
Rudy Firm, motor machinist's
mate, first class, Klein, Moat.
Valentine Hlltbord, dalef torpedo
man, Newport, ji. ,
Franklin P. James, chief motor
machinist's mate, Stratford, Conn.
Walter Edwards LawtUn, electri
olan's mate, first class, Weymouth.
Mass.
Brady Monwre Lindsay, engine
man, second class. Peasacola. Fla.
Oscar Joseph Milot, fireman, thirj
class, GraultevIHe, Mass.
Frand Lester Mims, seaman, first
class, Augusta, Ga.
?'runk Archibald Shea, electri
cian's mate, -first class, no relatives
or hOtte adslress.
AafTatua Alexander Smith, torpe
do nihil. Newport, R. I.
Herbert Eadelman Snyder, chief
signal man, Philadelphia.
Frederick Peter Teschemachcr.
seaman, fi'rst class, Bsagjn, Pa.
William Charles Teschemadacr,
I seaman, first class, Bangon. Pa.
Steven Bart.cy Trlffltt. torpedo
man. third class. Pawtuckct, R. I. .
Robert H?!land Wills, torped a
man, first class. Norfolk. Va.
Frank Collins Wiseman, torpedo
man, third .lass. South Boston, Mass
W. J. Cassidy, gunner's mate.
H. L. Crawford, radio man, first
class.
Harry D. Elser, eoxstvuin.
J ahn L. Gibson, engincman, first
class.
G. Hi Martin, offi:crs' cook.
J. J. McCarthy.
R. S. Noble, mator machinist's
mate.
J. M. Schoficld. ra-J'.j man, first
Cl33S.
J. J. S'leehan, motor machinist's
mate, first class.
F. p. Thomas, fireman, second
class.
W. E. Harman, seaman, first class.
.NEW TODAY
FOR SALE One of the nicest homes
in Hot Springs addition, fully fur
nished and modern in every respect
Full price only $7500. Convenient
terms. Has seven rooms and two
baths.
ANOTHER SPLENDIDLY appointed
homo of eight rooms and bath In
nice residential district. A real
buy at $6500, and reasonable
terms. 1
A HOME OF FIVE-ROOMS and bath,
very close in. on paving, large lot,
65 x SO feet. This is real property
value for $6000. Terms.
ANOTHER CLOSE-IN RUY. on the
paving, of four rooms and bath. A
preferred location and cheap for
$ 1750. Ask us to show Ibis to you.
FOR RENT Three room apart
ment on Main street.
Upstairs office rooms on .Main street,
cen lev of town.
Mnguiie & Magulre
S16 Main St.
Insurance - - Heal Estate
20-27 (Sun)
HOARD AND ROOM,
Ave.
515 Kin math
26-29
FOR BALE
horses, t),
noil,
-Two big, young draft
K. Stdblos. Martin Por-26-(S)
We'll Move
CLASSIFIED AD
VKW TODAY
123.50 - 2'J.r,0 - 131.60 Hlgbem
gradu all wool suits and ovorclats.
tailored to measure. Inn; Main
2-2
POUND Oregon license No.
171) 020. Owner please call at Her
ald office. 26
WANTED Women for house work.
1120 High St. 2C
POK RENT- ?. room furnished flat.
Call at 1120 High Kt. 28
KOIl HALK If you want a real good
business place, see H. O'Farrell
Kust Main and fith St. 20-2'
FOR SALE 1911 Dodge aport, prl
vat" owner. A-1 mechanically, Cal
if. Used Car Exchange; 8th and
Pine. 26-(S)
JUHT ARRIVED New circular coats
Milady's Shop. 26
FOR SALE -l.'ndcrwood typewriter,
almost new, $10. 416 No. 3rd St.
26-2
NOTICE TO IUDDERS
Rids will be received for the dig
ging of one mile of ditch at Fort
Klamath. Bids open Thursday. Oc
tober 1. 1925. See or address L. C.
Slsemore at Fort Klamath, Oregon.
26-28-29-30
NEW SHIPMENT of sport and dress
hats. Milady's Shop. 26
WILL TRADE 1925 Hupmoblle for
city or rural property. Louis Ger
vais, Algoma. Ore . S25-02G
.MISCELLANEOUS
YOU ARE ALWAYS Welcome at the
Medical Hot Springs Nat. 25-26
SHORTHAND taught evenings:
Gregg system, call or write Mrs.
it. II. Price, room 14, Court house.
21-26
WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax
ing, house cleaning and janitor
service. References. A. M.
Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf
HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan
Woolen Mills. If it's mais 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
SADDLE AND PACK Horses 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 eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. tf
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to the Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop. 121 N. Sth St. We
pay the return postage.
25c BUNDLES OF PAPER. Herald
office. tf-nt
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black looseleaf note book at
post office. Please leave at Herald j
office; reward. zo-so
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Klamath.
In tho matter of the petition of
the Board of Directors of the
Willow Valley Irrigation District
of Klamath County and State of
Oregon, praying that all of the
proceedings of tho Board of Di
rectors and of said District,
providing for and authorizing
the issuance and sale of bonds
of said District may be approved
and confirmed by the Court.
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS IN
EQUITY NO. 2007
To the Willow Valley Irrigation Dis
trict of Klamatb County, Oregon,
and to all freeholders, legal vot
ers and assessment payers within
said district:
Notice is hereby given, that the
hour of 2 o'clock p.m. of Friday, tho
30th day of October. 1925, and the
court room of the above entitled
court in the court house of Klam
ath County. City of Klamath Falls.
State of Oregon, is set ns the time
and place for the hearing of the
petition of the Board of Directors
of the Willow Valley Irrigation Dis
trict ot Klamath County, Oregon,
praying that all of the proceedings
of the Board of Directors and of said
District, providing for and authoriz
ing the issuance and sale of bonds
of said District may be approved and
confirmed by the court, said bonds
being in the amount of $20,000.00,
which said petition has boon filed
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
tOr Klunnuli County. Oregon.
Any person interested may, al any
time heroic Friday the 30th tiny of
October. 192.1. appear and contest
the validity of such proceedings or
any of the acts of things therein
enumerated.
C. H. DE LAP,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the Stnto of Oregon for the
County of Klamath, By
LOYD DB LAP, Deputy.
LULU A. TUTTLE.
SOLOMON DEWEY JR.
A. C. DUNCAN.
Directors ot the Willow Valley
Irrigation District of Klamath
County. Oregon.
Sept. 19-26 Oct, 3-10.
It"
PHONE 87
906 MAIN
SECTION
I'OR S.l
A COW FOR SALE OR TRADE 3-yoar-old,
very quiet, good milker;
also 1 ton of buy; very cheap for
iliilck salo. Apply 152D Sargent
Avenue. 21-26
FOR SALE 6 room furnished
BOtue; terms. Phono 726J. 713
North Oth. 21-26
FOR SALE 110.00 Iron cot, good as
new for 1.00. Call at 419 Nel
son St, 2UC
FOR SALE Laundry stovo, colled
for hot wntcr. Bed & springs and 2
mattresses. I'bone 263W. 21-26
ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel
puppies from imported trained
parents. Sire, the only American
and English International cham
pion In tho world. Fastest retriev
ers, always under command, and
pretty house dogs. Price reason
able. Your choice from two Utters.
See what you are buying. Lucllo
Redner, P. O. Box 171. 21-26
FOR SALE New cash register, cash
or terms. Joo's market, South 6th
Street. 23-29
COW FOR SALE Durham and Jer
sey: calf 2 months old. Phone
667J. 23-25
FOR SALE Dresser, high chair and
dining room table, very reasonable.
922 Prospect. 24-26
FOR SALE Ten head draft horses.
Pelican Ray Lumber Co., Klamath
Falls, Ore. Phono 70. 24-26
I BARGAIN DAY Saturday and
j Monday: all kinds of goods: deer
guns to shoot. Job lots ladies
neck wear. See DICK, 220 Main
St. za-zo
700 ACRES RYE STUBBLE, 1 !i
miles from Midland. Inquire at
store at Midland. 25-1
FOR SALE Winter Banana, Jona
than, Delicious 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. Darenhlll, Ashland.
Valley View. 25-1
FOR SALE by owner, new four room
house; will take car as part pay
ment. P. O. Box 393. City. 25-28
I'OR RENT
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 ono
section of land in alfalfa and su
gar beets; it is no better than
yours. Box 18S, Care Evening
Herald. 25-26
FOR RENT -Furnished Apts., close
in. Phone 342W. 419 N. 10th St.
S 19-0 19
FOR RENT Cabins to white men.
See Collins. 724 Market. 23-26
FOR RENT Three large housekeep
ing rooms, furnished, in private
home; also garage. 1028 Jeffer
son. 24-26
FOR RENT Filling station on So.
6th St. and Shasta Way. Will be
ready by Oct. 1. P. Carnini, 2231
So. 6th St. 25-1
FOR RENT 2 room apartment, pri
vate bath and phone. Phone 428M.
59 Washington St. 24-30
FOR RENT Front bedroom in pri
vate family, close In. Phono 264J.
512 No. Sth St. 24-26
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 527
Klamath Ave. Phono 461. 24-26
FOR RENT Grocery storo; Pote
Carnini, 2231 So. 6th St. 25-1
FOR RENT Room for one or two
men. with or without board. Mrs.
Pollctt. 1321 Crescent. 25-26
WANTED
WANTED Carpenter work by day
or contract; work guaranteed.
Freeman and Everett, 1300 Lowell
Phono 503M. 23-29
WANTED Used Chesterfield set
table and chairs immediately. Her
ald, Bo.186. 24-20
WANTED Washing to do. Call
at 1310 Manauita, or pnone 44SM.
25-26
FROM POE VALLEY
Visiting in the cily Friday from
her ranch home in tho Poo valley
country, was Mrs. John McFall.
I "
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
Resldenco 1000 California
Phone 790W
Studio 60S 3rd St. Ph.284M