The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 01, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1925 KVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SgVgN ICC j pup get up " V P 1 . V I - - T'7 Wfis hp-iri ii Tf quiCK-TNTcfe ) I - ( '"2- - i vf ,m P house is on Tf oh HURRV V ' J ,IL-Y FIRC.nVTlRE; v 7 iy in "thet upper bedroom- Wo ryl . I V iNTflE NiCK Ol- TIME J j , v$ DRAWEk'-WILL r Jif F- HERALD'S OR. F. R. GODDARD I OHTKOPATHH' PHYSICIAN I AND SI'ltoEOH I otflc and Hefldnnrc l'luur S3' I L O. O. F. Tan.pl DR. J. G. GOBLE OITOMKTHIrtT OPTICIAN f0 Vain ilt. I'huno 133-W Make and grind Olatunr Daplt cat broken Innmia, rplr tramiia Dr. Philip Cole tenant' PMttKW "f OantUtrr ofein r -:..-- h Appnlnlmam Pk.in.- ; "18 Main 0nr Mon t illir J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL BNOINEBR AND SUIlVBYOn Phono 204M 210 High St. Vmnricc.i !,jcioti Klauinth Post No a Meeting! la' a6 Sre TuMdayi Court Hnoir Husemnut ' H OtDH. Com H Pbuna tbl-W Vochatzer Bros. WK1J, mtll.l.CHH Phone 226-R1 1731 Melrosp Batlmataa given on waur aratema. Prlova Raaaonabla B. P. O. ELKS M.set If Thursday Rvsnliig. Vlalt lug nenber5 welcome Itki Ten.l.ln. 3rd It Main Charlton Currln, Exalted Ruler. Tom Delmll, See Marie Obenchaln Toachor of Piano Ono private lesson nnd one clnsa losson it week. Arm wulght und relaxation method. Btudlo 30!. Pino Rt, back of Elks' Templo. Phono 663W " .-. I pgRMANENT ONSTRUCTIOfe ' The Hero BUSINESS DIRECTORY Kopak rf-1 Leave Your hltws ftmre 9 0'clocK-Your aA.M- Pictures are UMerwooR mmm ifK KLAMATH FALLS OREGON v,-ff9 1 WHERE PARTICULAR PCOPLE BUY TMCIW DRUGS TO oABSKRVE ".vv OAV" Plans are already under way for ho i . 'I. 'iiratlen of "navy ilu" around Coos liny, on October 27, according to Karl Murphy, si crctary ot MM lo cal chamber of conimerie. who baa riTi'h. d v. ord from John II. 8ti ven anit. chairman of t In- Or.'gon dis trict for nvy day, outlining the plan. Nay iluy, whlili Is observed an nually throughout the nation. Is pro- 'Jmotod b the Navy loagUO of the H ' TTtlttnd Slates. Thi' Idea of the occa sion Is to pay a tribute to the pnM and present services "I the navy to the nation and to butler nrupalnt the American people with what the navy means to them. At this sumo time It Is the purpose of tho league to observe the birth day of the late Theodore Itoosevelt, K. of C, Council No 22f;. Meetings. 8 P M. .ud mid 4th ruoriny .Lyceum Hail, so, and High Visiting Knight. wutcomr 'lm Patteraor u n it.. Ucenaed MUuu- fm -Hirer for -The now Concrete HolloW-wal Building Brick for Founds Uona. Walla, Bulldlngi ale. Absolutely Proof at a other form Flro Knd Weather cost less than auv ot masonry. 8ton-Tlle construction elim inate! upkeep expense, la In destructible, aud Is approved by the bt m-hltonta and Builder, -Unexcelled u hue Htuceo (lotah for et na ICattmute Your Job in n4 Marfcot. Phone wait Concrete Pipe Co. 38? li : i Work rady at" 3 ... 'fTn-fl who was porn on the same date. Oc tolier 27. Hoosevelt, during his nd mlnlKirnticns did more than any other one man toward bringing li e U. 8. navy up to Its present alio and otfleleucy. Wor.l was received that tho naw department would no doubt assign certain nr.vnl vessels to Coos Buy for the occaialon. The American U' gton will probably partlclpato along with other ortanltatlona of like kind and lunchoa, meetings and apoeehes will be had In honor of the day. Ktovenson hits written the mayors of North B0H9 Marshfleld, Coqullle UUl Knudon. asking their aid and lie has advised that some outstanding man he appointed chalrmnu of the celebration. Murahfleld News. U7W U(.Ot:.'. THS ivA.'(5fTSST HOUSCT -PLAH IN TODAV3 PAPSIK. SS5 THaRC . Jv.'ST (AHW we CXCHT TO HSVQ . 52WIM ROOM. T VfS "f13 SCWIM3. ISOOM TOt5SN'T RUN UPTHE COAST THe Aiming. Room IS OMiTTaD and a SPACcZ IU TU KITC-ttOsJ IS (-etT FOR. SCRVIMG- 7WC3 TAMIt-Y mm DON'T TCll MC5 THAT IF HOU rA1 A .S'eiMiNG. Room th& S'ouoins- Ivjoulkn't T3Q ALL OytSR THTS HOVJSt JUST THT" 5fli)E 11 IT IVOULD B3 KVT Lltftt. Of AC.IVAVS IS eVCRYTHIMCi (.ITTeERCX. OP AN3 CWUpl5E,"fArvO MO PCACG TO SIT "DO KIN ''VNV TIMC YOV CAN'T TINTS A PLAC TC 1-SS, LCT Ma KW THE EVENING HERALD'S MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore. pes. i. C Klo.uly; receipts 225, (iilvi'H 55, ittii HOfS iioin I niilly steady, r. 7 f . (Contract. ) Bbeen nominally steady: r r-i ; f i'.'.n. (Contract.) Kunii I hi 2'- ) 1 k lir-i-. Current re 38!4 089; oxlrmi tS'i'' 1 1. Butter lu4a. Extra cubes, city 52; standards SO; prima firsts 49; trrata 47; iindifiwinaa nominal, prints Hi cartons 54. Milk H!ouly. Host i burning cream 52 not shippers' truck In lone 1. Kuw inllk ( 1 per cent) $2.56 cwt f.o.t. Portland. I'oultry Bloady. Heavy booi 25; light 16; springs 2HS2K; young while ilu.'ka 25. Onions steady 1,2601.75. Potatoes steady, nil 1 CO 1.75. Nuu, old '-rop steady. Walnut number 1. 21(431; fllbetu nominal, alntonda 25S27; B;nzll nuts 1Si 20; 1 1 u l lun chestnuts 21. Cuscara liurk (iulct. Nominal at 6&7; Oron grape root nominal. Hops easier. Naw ;rop, cluster 25; luggles 27. Stewart's Daily Letter OX II.Vltl.KH P. STI.W.VHT KBil .Service WrlliT WASllINdTON. Maybe Frunk Stutz. who directs publicity for the' petlqilSl uiisoclallon of Cleaners and Dyeta, tott't altogether dlsinlercBted, In the blood curdling stories he tclla of the dangers of cleaning things with gusollne. Mnyhe he wanta to throw a scare 1 Into the public, so it will take Its clothes to his association's members i to bo cleaned. Instead of trying to clean them nt home. Nevertheless BO,me of his talk Is Interesting. Isn't It safe enough if you keep It away from a light?" I asked, in rejoinder to ono of Frank's state in. uts to the effect that a pint of gasoline and a pound of dynamite are about In the same class. ".My. no." suld Frank. "(Jasoline is a dry liquid " "What do you mean, dry liquid?" I Interrupted. "Dry like gin?" "I mean lt'a a liquid with no water . In It." Frank explained. "That's why I wo say 'dry cleaning.' Like many dry liquids, gasoline's capable of produc ing electric sparks on being swished : about Didn't you ever notice that gasoline delivery wagons drag a chain along the ground? That's to j carry off electric charges before they accumulate and blow 'era up." "Rubbing together tho surfaces of stuff like silk or wool will generate frlctlonnl electricity, too," Frank went on. "and in a dish of gasoline It's dangerous. It produces sparks, often a quarter of an inch long equal to a 5000-volt Bpark. "If the air's damp enough and the stuff that Is being cleaned IS damp enough also, the spark Is dissipated M5t-S waaBMtlllllllllllaLB arT-Sgjv,;y.. I ULAHHII'IKD AO RATES Flint Insertion pr Una 10c Two Insertion . . per line lBc Three ln.i rlir.il. per line 'Jin Tour I rllon-i . fMT line 2AV Week (0 times) r Hoi' nin f)iio Month per line 7ft Mlnlmutn enargc 86c Adi not eonsecutlvo are charged a new fal lowing eacb omission. Flriit insertion f n In "New Today" column without eitra eharga, but all loacrtlona In that column ara at tint liiHertlon rate. SV.W TODA1 Von ItKNT Kli-eplng room near bath, r, 20 No. 8th. 1-3 KOrt ItKNT Furnlnhed 2 room ap artment with bath and garage pnt block from Main St. Addreaa Ho.x 191, ''are lli-rald. 1 FOR KKNT room houfie with bath, rang". ' wood anad, garnge; alo 2 room houHe. I'hone 1CF13, or Inquire I'ruitt Grocery, So. Oth St. 1-5 ONK OF ppRTLAND'8 ucceful and highest rated bond houses ! siren a high type representative for this territory. For appoint ment, address Mr. L. Kauffman, 610-Cir, Northwestern Hank IJuild Ing, Portland, Oregon. An execu tive of this Company will bo In Klamath Falls in the near future for a conference. -1 FOR SALE ROOMS WITH some furniture one block from paving for 13500.00. Very convenient terms. A I1RAND NEW HOME In Hot Springs for $2900; 3 rooms and bath. Near paving. Terms. ANOTHER THREE ROOM house and bath near school for $2300 and easy terms can be arranged. We will be glad to show these places any time. you MAGUIRE & MAGU1RE 816 Main St. Real Estate - - Insurance FOR RENT Good 7 room house. : paved street, garage. $35. Phone i 782. 1-2 FOR SALE 4 room house, brand I new, good location: buy direct; from owner, address Herald Box i B. M. G. 1 THE HOT SPRINGS NAT is open for private parties from 10 to 12 p. m. Make your engagement ahead. 1-2 LOST dishing. Okla., bank book. B. F. Stroub. Return to Herald j office. , Reward. 1-2 j SHINGLING WANTED $2, $2.25 aud $2.50. Call Eagle Pool hall. 1 : l7 FOUR ROOM Plastered house for! rent. 2227 So. 6th St. 1-3 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Phone 4 13 J, or call at 634 North 8th. 1-3 SECOND HAND GOODS Qooding Has It. 236 Main St. Below the court house. ! FOR RENT 3 room furnished flat Call at 1120 High St. 1" WANTED Woman 1120 High St. for housework. 1 and no harm is done. But if there's a little moisture about, as on hot, dry summer days, or cold, dry winter ones, the spark sets off tho gasoline fumes, which are mighty potent with the correct proportion of air, and wham; up you go." "First class dry cleaning plants," related Stutz. "do. their work in an atmosphere at least 55 per cent niols- , tened. Sixty is better and some In ! slst on 70 per cent. "They take hourly moisture rcad- ings and whenever the air's water content falls below tho safety mark I It la artificially dampened at once. Eton at that careful cleaners have all their vessel ground connected to j carry off any electricity that may be generated despite their precautions." NEW YORK. "You bet your life like it," says Colonel TIlliiiKhnst I I.'Hommedlou Huston, former part owner of the New York Yankees, returning from a month of "serious and unashamed drinking." In Par is he saw only one drunk In tho most unregulated city In tho world, as he called Paris, and that one was an American. NEW YORK. Air flivvers selling tor $1,500 to $1,800 are coming, says Eddie Rlckonbacker, CLASSIFIED AD MIHCKIXAVKOCH WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax Ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. f( e f e r e n c o a. A. M. Rhodes. I'hone 3C0W. 7tf I'.uy your fall hat and coat at Deo ilegln's Dress Shop, nice selection to choose from. 28-3 HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan Woolen Mills. If It's made of wool, we have It; also Paragon made-to jMSaure ladies' coats. 522 So. 5th St. Phone I5G.M, I will call to show my line, ffionded). Absolute aat Isfactlon guaranteed or money re funded. MrB. Beatrice Cory. Sll Oil At Ileo Hegln's Dress Shop this week a few silk dresses will be cloHed out at 55.96. 23-3 SADDLE AND PACK Horsca for hlro, $1.50 per day, each. Ilorao and packer $5. M. 'H. Wampler, Rocky Point, Ore. A27-S27 A big assortment of ailk dresses are to be closed out at Bee Begfn's Dress Shop for only $12.75. 28-3 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. I'hone 624. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop. 121 N. 8tb St. We pay the return 'postage. 25c BUNDLES OF PAPER, office. Herald tf-nt WILL TRADE 1926 Hupmobile for city or rural property. Louis Ger-, vals, Algoma, Ore . S25-025' $23.50 - $29.50 - $31.50 Highest grade all wool suits and overciats. tailored to measure. 1004 Main. 26-2 Some very pretty evening dresaes on sale this week at Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 28-3 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 SHORTHAND TAUGHT evenings; -Gregg system; call or write Mrs. R.H. Price, room 14, court house. 28-3 FOR LEASE Restaurant and room ing house; new, clean place; 12 miles west of Klamath Falls on Ashland-Klamath Falls highway. Good location. Isaac Moore, Keno. 29-5 FOR PAINTING and Decorating, see R. O'Farrell. East Main & 6th St. Phone 442W. 29-5 MEET ME AT Springs Nat. the Medical Hot 30-1 STRAYED FROM MIDLAND Male German Griffon dog. bob tail, steel gray, shaggy hair with brown spots. Reward for return or in formation of same. Midland Gro cery. '30-2 EST RAY NOTICE One black gel ding, 1600 lb, star In face, white foot; one brown gelding 1600 Tb, white spot in forehead and 4 white feet; both branded y (wineglass) on left stifle. Owner can have same by paying for this notice. Dan Savage, Chiloquin. 30-1 WANTED 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. 29-5 WANTED TO BUY Call 524R. -Good used piano 29-1 WANTED TO RENT Four or five room house. Call 64. 30-2 hamku Laundry to do at my home. Phone 585J after 5 p. it 30-6 LEGAL NOTICES 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 cense from this date. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 30th day of September, 1925. VERA HOUSTON. County Treasurer. Sept. 30., Oct. 1-2-3-5. FORMER RESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Plymale and daughter Peggy of Hollywood. Cal., are visiting in the city for two weeks. While here they will visit at the home of Mrs. Plymale's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Snntnmau and with Mr. Plymale's mother, Mrs. J. G. Coble. Mr. Plymale plans to go duck hunting while here. NEW YORK. Harry K. Thaw, again lured to Broadway, Is dash ing from one review to another with a body guard. He denies ho cre ated a scene at a burlcsquo in Harlem. SECTION FOR HAI.K 700 ACRES RYE STUBBLE, 1 Ml a miles from Midland. Inquire store nt Midland. 25-1 FOR SALE Winter Banana, Jona than. Delicious and Yellow New town apples; Thompson seedloaa, Rose Peru, Muscat and Tokay grapes. At on herd near Ashland, or delivered In fifty-hox lots. Ad dress A. II. Daronhlll, Ashland, Valley View. 26-1T FOR SALE Underwood typewriter, almost new, $40. 416 No. 3rd St. 2C-2 FOR SALE If you want a real good business place, seo R. O'Farrell, East Main nnd Cth St. 20-2 FOR SALE 5 passenger car In good condition: good tires; cheap. Phone 437J. 28-3 FOR SALE 3 to 5 year old Hamp shire rams, $30, f. o. b. shipping point. Write or wlro owner, Teha ma ranch, Gerber, Calif S 28-0 10 Another shipment or smart look ing wool dresses have just arrived at Bee Bcgin's Dress Shop. 129 So. Seventh. 28-3 FOR SALE Underwood typewriter as good as new, $35 cash. Phonf 88. 29-1 FOR SALE Bulck four ton truck. Worth $450. will take $375 cash. Call 154, after 4 p. m. 29-1 FOR SALE National cash register, very good condition. Phone 708. 29-1 FOR SALE One ton Ford truck. $75. Phone 854W. P. O. Box 141. 29-1 FOR SALE Corner lot 50 x 120, one block from Mills Addition school house. R. A. Emmitt, 517 Pine. S29tf FORD TOURING car for sale; a bar gain. Call between 5 and 7:30 p.m. at 603 Jefferson. 30-5 FOR SALE Furniture nnd lease, 36 room apartment house, 5 yr. lease. This is a big money maker now. See Ward & Dale 601 Main St. 30-1 FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished Apta., close in. Phone 342W. 4 19 N. 10th St. S 19-019 FOR RENT Filling station on So. Gth St. and Shasta Way. Will be ready by Oct. 1. P. Carnlnl, 2231 So. 6th St. 25-1 FOR RENT Sleeping room. 527 Klamath Ave. Phone 461. 24-28 FOR RENT Grocery store; Pete Carnlni, 2231 So. 6th St. 25-1 FOR RENT Comfortable room for one or two men, near bath. Phone 299J. 29-1 FOR RENT Sleeping room for gen tleman. Private family. 350 N. 9th St. 29-3 FOR RENT New 4 room house, $20 per month. 1838 Nevada Ave. 30-2 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 1637 Menlo May. 30-1 FOR RENT 4 room house and gar age. 1927 Main St. $35 per month, or $30 per month if party atays a year. Phone 151M. 30-S FOR RENT Basement on Main St. Suitable for hall, office or stor age. Phone S43W. 30-3 FOR RENT A new 3 room plastered house. 810 Calif. Ave., $20 month. Phone 790J between 4 and 7 p.m. 30-1 In doing tho Charleston you throw nil caution to the winds and let St. Vitus be your guide. If you have a corn on every toe, put on some tight shoes some damp day and you are doing the Charles ton. The Charleston was Invented by some timid soul jumping from a snake and landing on a porcupine. Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano One Hour lesson a week and privilege ot class work In composition, history ot mu sic, ear training, eto. Terms, $5.00 per mouth Residence 1000 California Phone 790 W Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M O. K. Transfer Co., "If It's Loose W e'O Move It" PHONE 87 906 MAIN