MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1023
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IN OUR COFFEE AGAIN AND . I SATISFIED P 1 AND IF I DO TriEr
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HERALD'S
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTMOPATfnC PHYSICIAN
AND SUItil.tN
Otflea and Residence Phnna t:
I O O P. Tn.yla
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
109 Mill HI. Phono 133-W
Make and grind Ulannun Dupli
cate brokan lnaa, rnpalr frames
Dr. Philip Cole
Uurr& Practice of IJcntlatrj
op-ia rW.'tituga by Appointment
PL.int ', 618 Main
Over Mo. 'a Store
J. C. CLEGHORN
C1VU. BN'OINERR
and sunvKYon
Phone 20 1. M 219 High St.
Amoricftn Legion
Klamath Poat No
t
Meetings is' n5 Srd
Tnaadaya Court n
Baaemont
r k oi, dh. OohVBr
Phone ttl-W
Vochatzer Bros.
WKIJ, DRU.LKUH
Phone
1781 Melrosp
Ratlmatna liven on watar
ritema. MaM Reasonable
B. P. O. KLKS Meets
Thursday eTenlhg. Vlatl
ing .iihers welcome
Klka Tomplo, Srd Main
Charlton Currln, Exalted
Ruler. Tom Delfll, Boc
Mario Obenchain
Teacher of Piano
One private lesson nnd ono
olass leaspn a wuok.
Arm wolght and relaxation
method.
Studio 305 Pino St, hack of
Elks' Tomplo.
Phone 563W
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A Fly in the Ointment
HO INDEED -USTtiM To V.HAT
TriE BoSS SAYS - "IN VIEW OF
VOOR LONG TERM OV FAITHFUL
eowice WITH THIS COMPANV, WE
ARt ALLOWING VOU FOUR WtLKS
PAV AND HOPE BY THE END OF
njiT -rtMr- vau Will BE ABLE
10 KfcTllRN Tb
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
rO0AK WORK
Leave Your Piltxvs
Before 9 O'clocK-Your
AH. Pictures are
Underwood Prary
W'v KLAMATH FALLS OREGON TOn?'
l WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE UJ UJ
BMHEZ3 OUV t,H DRUGS UccubacvI
CAVEMEN PLAN STI NT
The Cavemen will provide an n
tcrtnlnniont stunt at the haniiuet of
the Oregon irrigation Congress on
Orlobor fi. A committee In now work
ing on a plan for a feature that will
bain the dfttttSlM rrnieniber Crams
1'iiss. Cavemen will be out In uniform
I thai night, ail member of the organ
iimtion belonging to the Irrigation
i i ongreKS.
It wiim also docided Hint the Cave-
Pat a do all In their power to forward
, I. ..r ,1... 1,1...... .....I II,,.
bori eommlttee at Crescent Olt on
' October 7 ami 8. This, It was ex
pulined by II. R. Snltmarsb. of Cree
cent City, Is an Important event, as
It will undoubtedly tell whether the
harbor is built tt Crcicoht city by
the i:ivcrnment or If they forget It
entirely. Over a dOSSD Cavemen Inst
night signified their Intention of
making the trip. Grants Pass Cour
ier. K
of G. Council No. 226R
Meetings S f M
,:ud and 4th Tueadayi
Lyceum Hall nth and
High Visiting Knight,
welcome
baa t'attnriotv o K
PKRMANCNT CONCTRUCTIOt
Kxcluaivr Licenced Menu,
factnrera for
The now Concrete Hollow-Wall
Building Brick for Founds
Hum., walla. Building fltft.
-Ahaolutely Fire and Weather
Proof at a coat loss than anv
other form of masonry.
-Stouo-TIU construction elitn
Inatoa upkeep expense. Is In
leatruotlble, and la approved
by tat V.nat an hltecta and
hitlldert
-Uneaecllcd a , hue
stucco flnlab
for
t ua BfffJtnate Your Job
th mod Marlcl PttOB CiUliW
Concret Pipe Co.
KaMaa
B MHayiHgeiaia) B a
mam
I
MOUR OLD POSITION"
ready at 5 p.T
lloosi t . ... HOWARD
A; Ga A. Howard,
snperlniendent of Mnrshfield schools
and candidate for nomination as
stale superintendent of schools to
fill the unexpired term of State Su
P'Tlntemlcnt cnurrhlll when he re
slgns In being urged by ilownrd's
frlonda In this and other sections
of the state.
The North Bend chamber of com
merce took formal action yesterday.
'nsirurtlng the secretary. J. K. Sny
dor to write Governor Pierce a letter
reconi mend log Howard.
Howard said today that ho could
not say whether he would itccept an
appointment but that probably he
would. Murshfleld News.
EVERETT TRUE
OH, X GAKiW
KICK liil r
THE EVENING HERALD'S
NUr MARKS
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Fasciit Factions Among Ital
ian Wrangle When Ves
sel Reaches Pier
.MOW OHK, Sept. 28. tVP)
Cheers of pro-feaclata uiiugied with
biases of anti-fascists w-hen the
Iteamiblp IjuIIIo, bringing 11 Italian
delegates to tU liit'-i-iarllanientary
union conference in Washington ar
rived today.
Police and detectives kept the
crowd In control unill the delegate!
had bean lunrhil from the nler K,
their hotel with the uld of B de
tachment of soldiers.
After the delegates had left the
pier and before the crowd had dis
persed, an unidentified man said to
be an anll-fasclat, nhot and slightly
wounded two fasci il sympathizers.
Tho man escaped.
Olocoma De Martlno, Italian Ain
hassador to the United States, met
the delegiiit-s at the pier.'
1
UAJRRKLt IS PKKVIU)
Mention letters to Dcrrcll Myers
11
theso dayr, and he bt comes real petv- lura:;, and twj other men, are mak
Ish. Ing a final house to tonic canvas i
Sunday night burglars visited the
residence of Franks C. Myers and
ransacked the house. Mr. Myers lost
a diamond stick pin valued at Jllo.
ll this means nothing to Dgrrell.
In a small tin box-like affair Oar-
rell had placed two bracelets and a
package of letters from n girl friend but with poor snccesv. After sue
now In Kansas. The bracelets were "essfuily approaching and being re
found but the letters are gone. When pulsel by Harry E. Wilson, Frank
asked If the . contained anything Kumpfe and John Riber, they re
he did not want read, ho merely tired temp rnrfiy and permitted tie
gnaebes hie teeth and mutters. j weary farmers to sleep undisturbed
The two boxes were found In a ; the rest o.' the n'.jht. It Is evi
corner of the yard. Salem States-1 dent, however, that the Idea tf a
man. . meeting at Malin has not been given
up entirely. If the are unable to-
W1NTEK BOCQVBTS day to Had "a resident who will call
lly Jam- Snnllcor a meeting they may call one lieni-
Thls Is the Ideal season of the: selves. Inasmuch as a pleblclte
year for gathering materials for tho which was begun yesterday shared
winter bouquets, for why allow the Inst night almost two "hundred resi
vases to stand empty all winter dents of the community voting as
when a single trip into the country ' favoring the entry of the Northern
will furnish a wealth of materials ; lines and none against., it is hard
which add h much to the beauty I to see where. Mr. Daltnn anrt vr
of any room?
The seed pods, and weeds found
all along the country roads are
beautiful in form nnd when touched
up With the bronzing powders which
come In so many different colors,
may be grouped In bouquets which
add a wonderful touch of interesting
color to any rooiu. Be generous and
range them in large, vases, or in
odd shaped receptacles, which are
not too ornate In themselves.
Cattails should be dipped in hot
pariffln or shellac before thej" arc
bronzed, in order to prevent dls
aslrous consequences Inter.
By CONDO
eve ? rr III
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
PI rat Inaertlon per I In 10c
Two Insertions per line tile
Three Insertions per line 20c
I "Mr Insertions per line 2Sc
Wk (0 times) per line 80c
One Month ................ per line 7 Be
Minimum cnarge Z6c. Ada not
consecutive are charged as new (al
lowing ouch omlsRlon.
First Insertion la In "New Today"
column without extra chare, but all
Insertions In that column ar at first
Insertion rate.
I 'll: H.M.K Jowy cows and heifers,
iiIho upright piano, practically DOW.
G. H, Kilgore, Merrill, Ore. 28-30
POR SALE Navajo rugs and China,
phone 7.".M, evenings. 28-30
lluy your full hat and coat at Bee
Begin 'x Dress Shop, nice selection to
. eboose from.
28-3
Some very pretty evening dresses
on sale this week ul Ilec Begin 's
Dh ' I BhOp. 28-3
WAN'TKD- Oirl
for general house
work; fair Wages, good home, for
right party. Box 190 Care Herald,
2S-30
Malin Farmers
Not Interested
in Mass Meeting
(Special lJ Tie i! .-.aid)
.MAI.l.N, 6cpt. 23. W. C'Daltan.
tailatad by Frank .V .-Arthur. f Al-
of the Malin community In a list ct-
, fort to get the resldeats to oppose
' the entr of the northern linos Int-j
this territory. Until nea:!y mld-
night last night they rode trying
1 0 find some citizen .j ivould call
auvt'.ier "railroad meeting" at Malin
iMcArthur can expert to find In Malin
the support they need.
IT. ORCHARD SOLD
One at hie largest roeont individ
ual real estate transactions in the
county was completed ear!' t'iiis
week when Robert Hunstoek of
LOS Aliirrle- nurhnoDJ I h
short dli-
tance-abovo Eagle Point frjm S. J.
G.eenwood at a price reported to
be $125,000.
The or.-hard consists jf 260 acres
of lino Butte creek bottom so:i.
The greater portjon of the acreage
la planted to apples and pears. The
ranch buildings consist of two resi
dences, a bunkbouse, a packing
house, barn) and other buildings.
The 'orchard is equipped with a mod
ern water system piped to all build
ings. Tiie purchase includes several
head f livestock and :ons!dorable
farmluj equipment.
Mr. Hunstoek will not live on the
place, leaving it In charge" of a fore
man. Before he left today for Ls
Angeles he arranged for the or
chard and buildings to be, put iu
first-class condition. The deal was
nwde through local and Los Angeles
real estate companies. Medfoni
Tribune.
Wrinkles
SOME WISE PEOPLE wear
glasses so they can see
better, easier nnd get moro
comfort without squinting and
straining the eyes. This squint
ing causes wrinkles to form.
These wrinkles can ho avoid
ed by having glasses fitted so
as to relieve the excessive strain
on the muscles.
Which Is best? Wrinkles, eye
strain nnd' discomfort or
glasses?
DR. GOBLE
700 MAIN
Eyes
Examined
Repairs
Fitted
Qnlck Service
CLASSIFIED AD SECTION
NEW TODAY
OBNBRAL OFPK'F. man wanti slen
ographlcal, clerical or bookkeeping
work. '1 years experience! local
references, Phone G13, room 28,
28-30
Another shipment or smart look
ing wool dresses have lust arrived
at flee Ilegln's Hress Shop. 129 So.
Seventh. 28-3
TO KENT- -i room suite, one single
room, reasonable. 813 Alameda.
28-30
WANTED Housework or washing
and Ironing. 2343 White. Phone
279M. 28-30
FOR SALE 3 to 5 year old Hamp
shire rains, 30, f, o. b. shipping
point. Write or wlro owner, Teha
ma ranch, Gerber, Calif S 28-0 10
FOB BENT Front room, heater If
desired, phone, bath. 303 Wash.
284W. 28-30
SHORTHAND TAUGHT evenings:
Gregg system; call or write Mrs.
R.II. Price, room 14, court house,
28-3
THERE IS NO LIMIT to the hot wat
er at the Medical Hot Springs Nat.
28-29
THEY LOOK LIKE NEW when we
get through. We are prompt.
Sixth St. Cleaners .Free calls and
deliveries 204 So. 6th. Phone
49J. S 28 O 28
FOR SALE 5 nassonger car in gcod
ccnditlon: C good tires; cheap. I
Phone 437J. 28-3 ,
FOR RENT Three large furnished
housekeeping rooms, in private
home; also garage.. 1028 Jeffer-j
son. 28-30
A big assortment of silk dresses
are to be closed out at Bee Begln's
Dress Shop for only' $12.76. 28-3
CAN YOU IMAGINE
A 7 ROOM HOME, close In. on one of
the best residence streets in the
city. Would make two dandy apart
ments, with separate entrances.
Good garage, graveled drive, wood
shed, trees, shrubs and lawn. Pav
ing in and fully paid. Only $4500.
on easy terms.
WARD & DALE
601 Main St. 28-29
THE WALTON WRIGHT COMPANY
6th & Main, Phone 643W
FOR SALE A valuable level corner
lot on the pavement in a select
residence section, with a new four
room, modern, well finished house
and double garage. Priced at $4500
for quick sale. Owner is leaving
town.
A DANDY THREE ROOM house with
many built-in features. Priced at
only $2250 and very easy terms.
FOR RENT A new three room ;
house with extra wall bed, electric
range and water beater. On pared
street near Mills school house, $3 5 1
per month.
THE LOVELY HOME on the corner
of Crescent Avenue and East' St.
will be vacant eoon. See us about
it.
At Ree Begin's Dress Shop this
week a few silk dresses will be closed
out at $6.95. 28-3
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Klamath.
In the matter of the estate of
Ma tide L. La Chance, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final account of tho ad
ministration of the above entitled
estate and that tho Court has ap
pointed Saturday, the 17th day of
October. 1925, at the hour of 2
o'clock P. M. in the court room of
the above entitled court at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, as the time and place
at which it will hear objections to
such final account and settle the
same.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 14th day of Sept.. 1925.
JOHN D. WITT,
Administrator of the said estate.
Sept. 14-21-28-Oct 5-12.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for tho County of Klamath.
In tho Matter of the Estate of
James H. Beckley, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed her final account
in the above entitled court and mat
ter, and that Saturday, the 17th day
of October, 1925. at the hour of 2
o'clock P. M. of said day, In the
court room of tho above entitled ;
court, in tho county court nouse at
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
State of Oregon, has been fixed by i
the court us tho ttmo and place at i
which It will hear tho said account
and settle the same. All persons ob- j
jeeting thereto shall file the same, or
appear personally and object there
tt), on or before said date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 14th day of Sept., 1925.
CHRISTINE B. BECKLEY,
Executrix of tho estato of James
H. Beckley, Deceased.
Sept. 14-21-28 Oct. 5-12
FOR s.AI,l
FOR SALE 110.00 Iron cot, good aa
new for 14.00. Call at 419 Nel
son St. 21tt
FOR SALE Now cash register, caah
or terms. Joo's markot, South nth
Street. 23-29
700 ACRES RYE STUBBLE, 1
miles from Midland. Inquire at
store at Midland. 25-1
FOR SALF Winter Banana, Jona
than, Delicious and Yellow New
town npples; Thompson seedlese.
Rose Peru, Muscat and Tokay
grapes. At orchard near Ashland,
or delivered In fifty-box lota. Ad
dress A. H. Davenhlll, Ashland,
Valley View. 25-1
FOR SALE by owner, new four room
house; will take car aa part pay
ment. P. O. Box 393. City. 25-28
FOR SALE
horsea. O.
noil.
-Two big, young draft
K. Stables. Martin Per-26-(S)
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter,
almost new, (40. 416 No. 3rd St.
I 26-2
FOR SALE 1923 Dodge sport, pri
vate owner. A-l mechanically, Cal
if. Used Car Exchange; 8th and
Pine. 26-(S)
POR SALE If you want a real good
business place, sec R. O'Farrell,
East Main and 6th St. 26-2
FOR RENT
MR. LARGE LAND OWNER: Do
you really want to sell at a good
figure? If so, let me use yonr
land on a sugar beet proposition,
a lease, and yon 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
FOR RENT Furnished Apta., close
In. Phone 342W. 419 N. 10th St.
S 19-0 19
FOR RENT Filling station on So.
6th St. and Shasta Way. Will be
ready by Oct. 1. P. Carninl, 2231
So. 6th St. 26-1
FOR RENT 2 room apartment, pri
vate bath and phone. Phone 428M.
59 Washington St. 24-30
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 527
Klamath Ave. Phone 461. 24-26
FOR RENT Grocery store; Pete
Carninl, 2231 So. 6th St. 25-1
BOARD AND ROOM, 515 Klamath
26-29
MISCELLANEOUS
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 maaia of wool,
we have it; also Paragon made-to
-measure ladles' 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. Horao and
packer $5. M. H. Wampler, Rocky
Point, Ore. A87-S27
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. tt
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to the Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We
pay the return postage.
25c BUNDLES OF PAPER
office.
Herald
tf-nt
WILL TRADE 1925 Hupmobfle for
city or rural property. Louis ner
vals, Algoma, Ore . S25 025
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bids will be received for the dig
ging of ono mile of. ditch at Fort
Klamath. Bids open Thursday, Oc
tober 1, 1925. See or address L. C.
Slsemore at Fort Klamath, Oregon.
20-28-29-30
$23.50 - $29.50 -- $31.50 Highest
grade all wool suits and overclats.
tailored to measure. 1004 Main.
26-2
WANTED
WANTED Carpenter work by day
or contract; work guaranteed.
Freeman and Everett, 1300 Lowell
Phono 603M. 23-29
Mrs. Willard Johnson
Teacher of Piano
Ono Hour lesson a week and
privilege of class work in
composition, history of mu
sic, ear training, etc.
Terms, $5.00 per month
Residence 1000 California
Phone 790W
Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M
O. K. Transfer Co., "If It's Loose Well Move It" Kin7