WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, IQ25
EVENING HERALD, KI",AMATfI FALLS, OREGON
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HERALD'S
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OUTEOl'ATUIO IMIVSIOIAN
AND BURMCUM
OttlM and lteildenco l'bona 931
1. O. O. V. Tes.pl
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OI'TOMETRIST OPTICIAN
70 Viln dt. Phone 133-W
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cat broken lti. repilr framci
Dr. Philip Cole
Oenoral Prnellca 0( Deutlatr;
open Bftnlngi by Appalntmint
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J. C CLEGHORN
CIVIL KNQINEKR
AND RUHVICYOR
Pbonu 204M 319 Hl(b Rt.
morican LeiOD
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Phone (Il-W
Vochatzer Bros.
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Phone 225-R
1731 Melrose
atlmatoi glvan on watar
yitume. Trice Reaaonabl
B. P. 0. ELKS Meets
Thursday eronlng. Visit
ing member welcome.
Blk Temple, 3rd Malr
Charlton Ciirrln, Kialt.nl
Ruler. Tom Deljril, Sec.
Mai'ie Obonchain
Teachur of Piano
Olio prlvntu lesson and 0110
class luuiiou a wook.
Arm weight nnd relaxation
method.
Studio 305 Plnn St, back of
KIIib' Tomplci.
Phone 563W
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W'v KLAMATH FALLS OPECOri Trr? I
WHERE. PATITICULAR PCOPLE
BUY THEIR ORtJOS
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aids IS OOATj M:(;o'n.ruxs
ONIlON.- -Tin- pipe o puuco was
more
In I'Vi.lonco at a i-rltie-al I
period bl lh roceut ntUatlou I wMirn woman, doi mo aieiropo
het .,.- t mine, owners ami ""' ''u1'1" Bo4ra n" l0 un '
he .-..loruiiH-.t When the two aida !
.. t... i . i. Jni AtliWi 1 1 tnftiilik !
lieenied Inevitable, and the atnios
pli. re wan airalned and formal. Pre
mier Stanley Baldwin Funrbtod In hi.
poeket mid ppoilueeil hie pipe. Tills
.ie In Kan slowly to fill, remarking:
"Lot'ii inoke, shall wo?"
The suggestion wan adjpted by
both minor and cevners, and the
formality of the strtdned ntmbsph-
ere gradually disappeared. Within
in b 'iir the baels of a ir visional
kgrooniont had boon. reached.
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Meotlnns; 8 P. M.
."'! and 1th Tneertays
, Lyceum Hall, 8th and
High Vlnltlng KnlitbU
welcome
Cba. Patteraoa. a. R
pgnMANCNT CONSITRUCTIOM
BxclDalTe Licensed Hana
facturer (or
The new Concrete nollow-Wall
Building Brick for Founda
tions. Walls, Bulldlngi, otc.
Abiolutaly Fir and. Weather
Proof at a coat less than any
other form of masonry.
Stono-Tlla construction elim
inate upkeep us penile. Is in
destructible, nnd Is approved
ky the basl arehttueu a'ld
builder.
r Unexcelled a a bae for
Hturro finish
jl u KsUmnte Vour Jo)
4lth and Market. Phone rH3V
Concret Pipe Co.
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may b all rlcht for
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der PCahlbRini th
Japaneeo fair
tea
trom wetirliiK abbreviated or
filmy KarnientH in public.
1 The police order, which is being
nltacked editorially by nome of the
Peroaculax newiipapers. warna all
Jitpaiieue women and especially
galaha girls that they will not be
permitted to appear publicly unless
fully clothed "in garment of the
most modest stylo" which "do not
expose the llmha unuecesarlly" nnd
which are of "sufirlont thickness."
The police order, however, does not
lit' i el the style:; adopted by foreign
women In .tapiin.
So you've? TAkeN om of Moor
0a"vj MONey AND OOSHT THAT "Cook: OF
YOC-'Ut- flWP OtsH5 IU
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THE EVENING HERALD'S
NEW TODAV
WANTED Laundry to rlo nl iny
bOID. Phono f 8 f J lifter 5 p. ni.
30-1;
B8TRAV notice On black pi
dine, lvou ii, Htur in Ut, white
foot; oik brown gelding 1000 Pi,
white spot In forehead and 4 fWU
foul; both branded y (wine gig)
on left stifle. Owner can bova
Mini by paying Cor lUla holies. Dai)
Hav'agUi ciiiioiiuin. S0-1
BTRAYBQ PROM MIDI, AND --Male-Ooysian
Griffon dog, bob 'ail, steel
gray, she ggy hulr with brown
spot. Reward ir return or in
fnrmutinn pi same. Midland Gro
cery. .'iO-2
KOR RBNT -A new I room plastered
house. 810 Culir. Ave., 2il month.
Phone 7'JOJ between 1 and 7 p.n).
30-1
I'ort SALE Furniture and b-ac. 3C
room apartment housif, 5 yr. Joan-;.
Tnli l a blR inont-y maker cow.
Sue
Ward A Dl
001 Main Bt. 30-1
WANTED TO RBNT Pour or five
room house. 011 ti. 30-2"
ORDER YOCU .MILK for that school
boy and Klrl, from the 1'alae,
Dairy. Phone 838J. 30
KOK RBNT 3 room modern house,
unfurnished. Inquire 537 Klamath
Ave. 30
KOK RENT Sleeping room.
Klamath Ave.
run RBNT Basement on Main St.
Suitable for hull, office or stor
ge. Phone S43W. 30-2
MBBT MB A'l
Sprlnns Nat.
the Medical
Hot
3U-1
KOK KENT I room house and Kar
aite. 1927 Malti Bt J3f. per month,
or $30 per month if parly stays a
year. Phone 151.M. 30-3
FORD TOURING ear for sale; a bar
galn. Call between fi ond 7:30 p.m
nt 103 Jefferson. 30-5'
KOK KENT Kurnlshed apartment.
1CS7 Meulo May. , 30-1
KOR RBNT New 4 room house. $20
per month. 1838 Nevada Ave.
30-2
GERMAN SI HM1TS lxW HID
KOR BWEDISH TRI CK ORDER
STO('KHOLM.--(P) A German
. - . i i ,j- ,, ,
maimfm.uier underbid all .onipell-
tors recently for nu order of a largo
number of heavy railroad trucks for
the Swedish Railroad
Hoard. The
was 30 per
German, whose figure
cent under the lowest Swedish bid.
waa awarded two-thirds of the con
tract, the remainder being placod
in Sweden. Proposals were asked
from German. English and Ameri
can manufacturers. Tho entire deal
involved 3,000.000 crowns.
The trucks aro to be used in the
transport of iron ore.
It is pointed out hero that the
German manufacturer, despito the
fact he will be obliged to pay a
ten per cent duty, was able to under
bid the Swedish company because of
tho low pay of German skilled
labor compared with that paid in
Sweden.
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Minimum cnargn ttc Ads not
eonsecutlva are chargod as new tal
lowing each omission
First Insertion Is In "New Today"
column without extra charge, but all
Insertion In that column are at tint
Insertion rate.
LEtiAL MOOTOBB
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE
STATE OK OREGON KOK THE
COUNTY OK KLAMATH.
No. 1383 Equity.
MAl.'DE E. CLOW, Plaintiff.
Vs. Summons Kor Publication
WALTER G. CLOW Defendant
To WALTER . CLOW. Defendant:
In The Name of the State of Ore
gon, you ure hereby required to ap
pear and answer the coinplnlnt on
file In the above entitled suit, on
or before the 29th day of October,
1920, that being the last day pre
scribed In the order of the Court
for the publication of this summons
for such appearance, and If you
fall lo so appear or answer, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to
Hie Court for the relief prayed for
in her complaint, viz: Kor the dis
solution of the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
yourself and thu plaintiff herein,
and for the earn and custody of
Thelma E. Clow and Guy R. Clow,
and for $100 attorney's fees and
alimony In the sura of $50 per
month for plaintiff, and to maintain
and educate said minor children,
and for costs herein.
This aummons is served upon you
by publication in the Evening Her
ald, a dally newspaper printed, pub
lished and of general circulation In
Klamath County, Oregon, for six
successive weeks pursuant to order
of the Hon. A. L. Lcnvitt, Judge
of the above court, dated Sept. 15,
1925; the first publication being
Sept. 10. 1925, and the last publi
cation being October 2S. 1 925.
EDWARD B. ASBUBST,
Attorney for Plaintiff
5 Loom (a Bldg. Klamath Kails, Ore.
S. 18-2J-80; Oct. 7-14-21-28.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
Equity No. 2001
BERTHA HARRIS Plaintiff
Vs Summons For Publication
CLARENCE A. HARRIS. Defendant
To ClarCdce A". Harris, Defendant:
Jn the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
( Pear and answer the complaint on
nie in tne above entitled suit,
b or before the 29th day of Oc
tober. 1925. that being the last
day prescribed for such appearance
in the order of the court for the
PdMlcaJion of this summons, and if
you fail to so appear r.nd answer.
lor wnnt ,h.r(.0t le plaintiff will
j apply to the Court for the relief
lra. d for in her complaint, viz: Kor
the dissolution of the bonds of
matrimony heretofore and now ex
isting between yourself and the
plaintiff herein, upon the grounds
of desertion by you of the plaintiff
for more than one year last past
and immediately preceding the fil
ing of said complaint herein.
This Summons is served upon you
by publication in the Evening Her
ald, a daily newspaper, printed, pub
lished and of general circulation in
Klamath county, Oregon, for six
successive weeks pursuant to order
of the Hon. A. L. Leavitt, Judgo
of tho above entitled Court, dated
the 15th day of September, 1925,
tho first publication being Septem
ber 16, 1925, and the last publica
tion being October 2S, 1925.
EDWARD BASHURST.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Suite I, Loomis Uldg.,
Klnmuth Kalis. Ore.
S. 16-23 30; Oct. 7-14-21-2S.
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that there
' are funds in the County Treasury for
the redemption of Enterprise Irriga
tion District 1. protested on or be
fore January 16, 1925. Interest on
same will cease from this date.
Dated at Klamath Fulls, Oregon
this 30th day of September. 1925.
VERA HOUSTON,
County Treasurer.
Sept. 30.. Oct. 1-2-3-5.
WOMEN OK ENGLAND
NOW ELIGIBLE KOR HIGH
POSTS IN CIVIL SERVICE
I LONDON'. (JP) English women
j may henceforth aspire to filling the
highest posts in the Civil Service.
I for another barrier against women's
I advance into professions hitherto
reserved for men was removed re
j cently when for the first time wo-
men wore admitted to the difficult
I examinations for class I. the highest
I administrative grade in that ser
vice. The 3 1 women who are competing
on equal terms with men are all uni
versity graduates, most of them from
the women's colleges at Oxford and
Cambridge. If they succeed, they
will receive appointments carrying
salaries beginning with $1,000 to
$2,000 a year, plus bonus, the same
for women as for men, and they may
rise by merit and seniority to per
manent secretaryships, where sal
aries range from ? I r. .mm to $17,500
We'll Move
CLASSIFIED AD
MMCBLLANBOUB FOR HALE
WINDOW CLEANING. Floor wax FOU SALE $10.00 Iron col. good a
ing, houite (leaning nnd Janitor now for $4.00. Call at 419 Nel-
serrie. Reference. A. M. on St. ltt
Rhodes. Phono SCOW. 7tf I
Buy your full hat and coat at Bee
Begin s Dross Shop, nico selection to 700 ACRES RYE STUBBLE, 114
choose from. 88-3 miles from Midland. Inquire at
' store at Midland. 25-1
HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan
Woolen Mills. If It's made of wool,
wo have It; also Paragon tnado-to '
-mcosure ladies' coats. 522 So. 5th " . '
St. Phone 450M. I will call to show " SALE Winter Banana. Jona
my line. (Bonded). Absolute sat- Del clous and Yellow New
"factlon guaranteed or money re- " "P"' J !nT'L? S
funded. Mrs. Beatrice Cory. Ko Pe- "'""V1' ondA &
' grapes. At orchard nenr Ashlan I,
or delivered In fifty-box lots. Ad-
At Bee Hegin's Dress Shop this A-, " Davenhlll, Alhland.
week a few silk dresses will be closed Valley View. tz-i
out at $0.95. 2g-:! FOR SALE Two big. young draft
SADDLE AND PACK Horse, for hire, " - K- 8tab,e- M"n .Pr;
$1.00 per day, each. Horo and n0"- ; ':'la,
infro M' WamP,e,AIMi7 rOR SALE-Underwood typewriter.
Point, Ore. ngw u9 Nq 3rd m
A big assortment of silk dresses 2C"2
are to be closed out at Bee Begln's 8ALE1923 Dodge sport, ptf
Dress Shop for only $12.7,. .8-3 owMr A J mcchlinl.alyi Cnl.
' . IT. Used Car Exchange; 8th and
TRIANGLE CAKE The place to get ,,, 28-(S)
rood eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. '
833 Main street. Phone 624. tf F0R SALE If you want a real good
; business place, see R. O'Farrell,
SHOES REPAIRED BY .MAIL Ea8t M,n ftnd ,;th st 26-2
Send them to the Goodyear Shoe ,
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We Kori SALE Navnjo rugs.and China,
pay the return postage. Phone 73.M. evenings. 28-30
20c BUNDLES OF PAPER. Herald FOR SALE Jersey cows and heifers.
office. tf-nl aSo upright piano, practically now.
1 G. II. Kilgore, Merrill, Ore. 28 30
WILL TRADE 1925 Hupmoblle fori
city or rural property. Louis Ger- r0R sale e passenger car in good
vals, Algoma. Ore . S25-025 condition: 6 good tires; choap.
Phonerl37J. ' , 28-3
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bids will he received for the dig- F0R SALE 3 to 0 year old Hamp
ging of one mile of ditch at Fort 6flIre ram3 ?30 f 0. b. shipping
Klamath. Bids opea Thursday. Oc-j point. Write or wire owner, Teha
tober 1, 1925. See or address L. C. ma ranch, Gerber, Calif S 28-0 10
Sisemore at Fort Klamath. Oregon. ,
28-28-29-30 ' Another shipment or smart look-
i Ing w ool dresses have Just arrived
$23.50 - $29.50 - $31.50 Highest! at Bee Begln's Dregs Shop. 129 8o.
grade all wool suits and overciats. j seventh. 28-3
tailored to measure. 1004 Maln.i
26-2 I POR SALE Underwood typewriter
t as good as new, $35 cash. Phone
Some very pretty evening dresses 8g 29-1
on sale this week at Bee Begln's, ;
Dress Shop. 28-3 J for SALE Bulck four ton truck,
Worth $450. will take $375 caah.
THEY LOOK LIKE NEW when we. CaI1 i54- after 4 p. m. 29-1
get through. We are prompt. ;
Sixth St. Cleaners Free calls and : FOR SALE National cash register.
deliveries 204 So. 6th. Phone Yery g0(xi condition. Phone 708.
49J. S2S 0 2S, 29-l
SHORTHAND TAUGHT evenings; j f6r SALE One ton Ford truck.
Gregg system; call or write Mrs. j75 phone 854W. P. O. Box 14L
R.H. Price, room 14, court house. , - 29-1
FOR I. EASE Restaurant and room
ing house; new, clean place; 12
oslle west of Klamath Falls on
Ashland-Klamatli Falls highway.
Good location. Isaac Moore, Keno.
29-5
FOR PAINTING and Decorating, see
II. O'Farrell, East Main & 6th St.
Phone 442W. 29-
AVANTED
WANTED Girl for -general house
work; fair wages, good home, for
right party. Box 190 Care Hefrald.
28-30
WANTED Housework or washing
nnd ironing. 2343 White. Phone
279M. 2S-30
GENERAL OFFICE man wants sten
ographical. clerical or bookkeeping
work. 6 years experience; local
references, Phone 613, room 2S.
2S-30
WANTED Two or three room mod
ern furnished apartment, close in.
Address Box 199, Care Herald.
29-1
BOARDER. ROOMERS Wanted. 421
Oak; home cooking. Phone 229W.
29-u
WANTED TO BUY
Call 524 R.
-Good used piano
29-1
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, Kor Klamath County.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Mrs. E. E. Rals
ton, nn incompetent person.
Notice is hereby given that Alice
Garland, Guardian of the estate in
Oregon of Mrs. E. E. Ralston, an
incompetent person, has rendered
her final account, and filed her
petition for order fixing time for
hearing the same, and that Monday,
the 19th day of October. 1925, at
2 o'clock p. in., at the County Court
Chambers, in the Court House, at
Klamath Kails, Oregon, has been ap
pointed for hearing said fiual ac
count and objections thereto, if any
there be. nnd for the approval there
of: and at said time and place any
person interested in said estate and
guardianship may appear and file
his exceptions In writing, and show
cause, if any he has, why said final
account should not be approval nnd
allowed.
ALICE GARLAND. Guardian
W. A- Wlest, Attorney.
Loomis Bldg., Klamath Falls, Ore.
S; 16-23-30; Oct. 7-14.
There are ways of learning the
Charleston. One way is hunt a col
lar button in your bare feet In u
dark room.
It"
PHONE 87
906 MAIN
SECTION
FOR SALE Corner lot 50 x 120, on
block from Mills Addition school
house. R. A. Emmitt, 517 Pine.
S29tf
FOR RENT
i FOR RENT Furnished Apt., close
in. Phone 342W. 419 N. 10th St.
S 19-0 19
FOR RENT Filling station on So;
6th Bt. and Shasta Way. Will bt
ready by Oct 1. P. Carnini, 2231.
So. 6lh St. 25-1
FOR RENT 2 room apartment, pri
vate bath and phone. Phone 428M.
59 Washington St. 24-30
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 527
Klamath Ave. Phono 461. 24-28
FOR RENT Grocery store; Pete
Carnini, 2231 So. 6th St. 25-1
FOR RENT Three large furnished
housekeeping rooms, in private
home; also garago. 1028 Jeffer
son. 28-30
FOR RENT Front room, heater if
desired, phone, bath. 303 Wash.
2S4W. 28-30
TO RENT 2 room suite, one single
room, reasonable. 813 Alameda.
28-30
FOR RENT Comfortable room for
one or two men, near bath. Phono
299J. 29-1
FOR RENT Sleeping room for gen
tleman. Private family. 350 N. 9th.
St. 29-3
NEW YORK Excellent meals for
prunes and water were served on tin
plates, made of milk cans, to 1000
persons. The Near East relief gave
the meal. It is the same as is served
to destitute children in distant land:..
WASHINGTON'. It costs the L.
and N. railroad more to guard liquor
shipments than the revenue there
from, but it must continue the bus
iness, the I.- C. C. ruled.
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
Phono 790W
Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M