Wednesday, October 7, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Page fVcf
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lb 0)& VlC PlIONE BUT If BUr A LOT Of 7VJ5M ' MAKING A EATfe f To LEWB THE UJG ROOM
DOT'S TALKlNCi 76 MCR J ANYWAY -IT! AWONDW L f0R. TONIGHT.' , I SUPPOSE - SHE DON'T
BEAD -SHtl'l BEEN A MRO, tiUNSI ALLOWS HD? REALIZE THAT SHE S
cunning for Fifteen I S 'fo carry on uke; , )?lMwMli I disturbing the y
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Tonight WHEN CWCK
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HERALD'S
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
' AMI) HPRrrKOH
I OftlM and Rualdonee Phona 321
L O. O. V. Ton.pl.
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OI'TOM BTRI8T OPTICIAN
TOD V.ilu dt. Pnono I31-W
Uako ami grind 01al. Dupli
cate brokon i .., ropalr frame
Dr. Philip Cole
Oenera) Practice of Dentistry
Open P.rnulnga I' Appointment
Phon 56 618 Main
Orr Bo"i Sior.
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVIL, ENGINEER
AND SURVBYOK
Phono 204M 218 High St.
American Legion
Klamatb Poat Ho. I
Maatlnga la, and Ird
Toaadaya. Court Qonaa
Uiaamont
f. K OLDS. Com'dr.
Phona I5I-W
P. 0. ELKS Meets
Tboridar "tphIhk Vlalt
Injt membsr walcoma.
Ika Tainpla, Srd ft Main
Cbarltod Currln, Kxaltad
Ruler. Tom DalsMl, Hoo.
K, of C. Council No. 2255
Muotlnga: S P. M.
tnd and ath Tuoadnra
Lyroum Unit, 8th nfl
HlKh VlHltlnr Knigbta
volcoma
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Wv ft L APIA L n rALLiS UKtUUH
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
lpurftS
O. K. Transfer
Oh, My Y!
TrUSY LET TitCiR
CHILDREN havc
ANNTHlNCi THEY
ASK FOR RE&ARDLlSS
of how much n
INTERFERE;; WfW
the pleasure op
OTHER PEOPLE'
t, 8 COMFORTABLE - Ui '
7 AND ENJOYING A EVERYTH.NO ) or-
THEMGELVE5I I6J06T
W - . ffffi PERFECT, eNJOYiN0
IfcS&l ISN'T IT OURSELVES
Mfi I HENRY? M IMMENSELY
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Mrs. Wiilard Johnson
Teacher of Piano
One Hour lesson n week und
privilege of class work hi
compokltlon, history of lnu
ItO, cur train Ink. utc.
Terms, $5.00 per month
: :.- i California
Phono 70W
Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.284M
Vochatzer Bros.
WELL DRHJJCIUJ
Phone 226-R
1731 Melrose
Eatlmale (Ivan on waUr
aystoma. Prlcaa Raaaonabla
PERMANENT CONOTnuCTIOH
BicIaaWe Mn'inwl atanu.
(arturora (or
The naw Concrete Hollow-WaH
Balldlng Brick (or Founda.
tlona, Walla, Bulldlnga, ate.
Abaolntelr Fire and Wektber
Proo( at a coat loaa than any
otber lorm ot maaonry.
Stone Tile conatrnctlon ollm
tnatoa npkeep expenae, la In
eleatruotlble, and la approved
fey the beat arohltocta and
bnllden.
I'nrxcrllrtl M a hue
8tncco (lniah
Oet na Batlmnt Your Job
th and Market. Phone BS2W
Concrete Pipe Co
WORK
Filttvs
p.r
MARKETS
I'OUTI.anI). Ore., on t, Cat-
tiu raoalpti 2ii ir, mr. through);
calves BIS (14 through). Market
Moudy. Steer, uii'dluni $6.75 4i $8.
t'oinmiui J.',..M) 4( iti."3: Caneri and
L iSuicr uti'i-rii n.ootj tii.GO; helfara,
rnmuion nnd. nii'dlum $4.00 4i $fl.50;
dowt, aoaAtootl usd atedlam ft.lSO
IK.TS; Ttinni'rK and tuttora 11. lone
$.1.25; buli(. khiiiI v-M. (WferllOga x
Cludf, 14.00 0 ' 00; common to
modluin Ccannerj and Plopaa),
i ;i ,00 Q J4.U0 : caj.vea, medluni (
chui- xcla4ed) 7.oo
i JS.50: null und rouiinons t4.60
'ii $ ,'.oi : raalera, medlnm to choice
110.50 c,j 12,50; cull und common
(I). 504; 110.50.
IIoeh. I ur In 2 So lilKhor; receipts
.ioso (1.127 through); heaty weight
(260 in SSO II is. J modlum, good and
choice. 12. 504. $13.25; medium
atalghl (200 io SCO Iba.) medlnm,
i good and choice $ 12.7.", Q i 1 1;2C :
llghi weight (lfio to 200 lbs.) com
DIOIIi nii-ihuui. good and choice
$13. 50ft $13.75; light lights (130
to 160 lbs.) common, medium, good
and choice, $12.504i '$13.00; pack
In ghogii (rough und sinooth $9.50
ifjtl.50; slnughlcr plgn (00 to 130
lbs.) medium, good nnd choice.
$12.001 $13.00; feeder and Blocker I JuRt hack from abroad. Parisian bar
pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) medium, good .hers bob hair with razors.
EVERETT TRUE
BY WC tvAY MR. WHITMAN,
I -rteRX) THAT MiHON&T
HAP HIS TONSILS TAK&N OUT.
X "DroiM'T HEAR HBB?
JUST WHCN HC
fawikra -s-Wifs.Jwasrs',;,- v. s. c - v-Nt i i ASVW
Co., "If It's loose
THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD
(XAHSII'IKD AI ItATKH
First in - rilnii per line 10c
Two Insertlona ,: per line lfio
Three Insertion ....per line SSOo
I in- Insertion - per line liflc
Week (0 timoa) perllnnllOo
One Month per line 7.1c
Minimum rtmrgn 26c. Ada not
consvciitlvo are cbargod a naw (al
lowing ouch omlaalon.
Klrat Insertion la In "New Today"
column without extra charge, but all
Insertions In that column are at drat
insertion rate.
and choice, ! 2.00ft $ I 3.25. Soft or
oily hogs und rousting plg exclnd,
I'd In uhove ijuolatlonM.
Sheep, steady to strong. Receipts
530 (244 Hi rough 1 . Lambs, good
and choice (Mf, Adams) 1 1 2.003
1X3.00; Lambs, medium to good
(Valley) II 1. 00 ft $13. 00; heavy
wulght (02 lb, up) $1( 0041 $11.25;
all weights, cull und Common $U.OO
41 $10.00; yearling welders, medium
(o choice, $K.00ft$10.76; owes,
common to choice $4.OOftSO,0Qj
cannon und cull $1.60 c $4.00,
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. C Kfgs
steady, Current receipts 37V4; pull
ed as i.j iff 30: firsts 2S'.i4(39; ex
tras 42 & 4 3.
Putter stendy. Kxtra cubes, city
52; standards 50; prime firsts 49:
flrem 4U 'a; undergrade, nominal;
prints 62; cartons 54.
Milk steady. Beet churning cream
52 net shippers track In zone 1,
Itaw milk( 4 per cent) $2.55 cwt
foli Portland.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 25;
light 1C; springs 2K4i 23; young
Ahlte ducks 25.
Onions steady $l'.3b to $1.50.
Potatoes, new $1.6 0 ft $1.75.
Nut, steady. Walnuts number 1
28021; Filberts nominal; Almonds
2.S ft 20; Brazil nuts 2 I ft
chestnuts 21.
Kalian
Portland, ore.. Oct.. 6. Cattle
receipt 295 (180 through) ralvox
20 (17 through). No cattle splJ
early. Calves firm. Calves, medium
10 ,-holco (milk feds excluded) 7.50
ft 9.00; cull and commons 5.00
7:50; vealers, medium to choice
lO.SOCJ 12.50; cull and common 7.0.1
ft 10.50.
Hogs iccclpls 45 nominally stead)'.
Bbflap no receipts nominally steady
Kggs 1 In 3c higher. Current rs
e.'ptfe 3S'.j; pullets 37ft37'i; firsts
' ill; extras 45 ft 45 Vi.
Butter slaatl)'. Extra cubes, cl'y
32; standards 50; prime firsts 49;
firsts 4(i',s; tindcreradus nomliuil
print 63 i oartvns 54.
Milk bte.iily. Best churning cream
52c Da) Hhlppeis' track iu rone 1.
Haw milk (4 pur cent) $2.55 vwl
l.o.b. Portland.
Poultry Ducks weak; Ilg-bt sprins
hUhor. Heavy hens 2S; light 16
eprirrgs 23029; yount while ducks
21W25:
Onions steady 1.5031.60.
NEW YORK Hair and skirts
are shorter than ever in Paris, says
Miss Dolly Allison of Sonorn. Tex.,
By CONDO
IT'S MOT
coRtfecr To
ATGD ON
JUK.W TODAY
FOR HALK - Corner lot on Kast
Main Street. Rrlco $400; terms.
Ward Dale 7
WANTED---Woman wants work to do
by the hour. Phone 412J. 7-10
FOR RENT 6 room furnished
house with bath, fireplace, newly
tinted and nl.'iKleriol SSil t.,.u-l
St. $35 per month, cheaper for
long term
7-3
FOR RENT 2 room partly furnish
ed suite and Stable room. 813 Ala
medu. 7-9
WANTED Woman to do light house
work. Inquire at Peerless Cafe be
fore 2 p. m. 7-8
LOST
Between hero and Algoma, ii
.30-. 30 Winchester' carbine in case
Reward for lis return to C. II.
Underwood ( Underwood's Phar
macy). 7-9
FOR RENT Cabins to white men
See Collins. 724 Market. 7-13
FOR RENT Warm sleeping room.
217 Pino St. 559.M. 7-8
FOR RENT 2 room furnished npt
with bath, also a sleeping room.
813 Pino. 7
LOST This morning on 8th or High
St.. now pair tan kid glores. Phone
13SM. 7
SECOND HAND STORE Gooding,
236 Main 31. Below the court
house. 7
. -... - ... .11 luiu.nu
td house, cloae in. suitable for
(wo. Inquire 1130 High St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for small
car: Paige sport, touring top shape
(ate 1 922 .model, $475. See Capt.
Hopper. Salvation Army.
7-13
GERMAN WAR pfalSOXLK FLEES
RUSSIA AFTER ELEVEN' YEARS
BONN, Germany. (P) A(ter 11
years' Imprisonment In Russia, dur-
which he made several unsuccessful
miuuu.1111
attempts to escape. Paul Cons, the
sculptor, finally has reached Bonn,
piring tne Russian campaign of the
German army In August. 1914. Cons
was wounded and taken prisoner.
When he recovered he declares he
was assigned to a Russian working
squad and put at hard labor.
His repeated attempts to escape
were frustrated until this year, when
Cons and three companions succeed
ed in crossing tho border.
l'RKK STATE TO SPEND MIL-
LION'S IS HIGHWAY WORK
DUBLIN. (A) A new scheme for
the improvement of Irish roads has
been decided on by the Free State
government at a cost of nearly $20,
000.000, to be spread over three
years.
It Is proposed to bring 1500 miles
o( the country's 400O miles of trunk
roads to a standard which will give
a road life of eight to ten years. The
laden weight of new motor lorries
will be restricted to nine tons, under
tho plan, and owners of "horse drawn
vehicles will bo compelled to use
wheels with wide rims.
HE WAS ALIVE
LONDON. London is full of tour
ists from practically all countries
and most at the overseas visitors
nover fail to be interested in the
stalwart guardsmen on duty at tho
Horse Guards headquarters in White
hall.
Some stare at them deliberately
aad one French girl refused to be-
llevo one motionless figure was
alive. Sho stood alone and cazed
harder, then sudenly joined her
English friends looking somewhat
flushed. She explained that the
soldier was real after all he had
deliberately winked at her.
JAPAN MAPS OUT EXTENSIVE
PROGRAM OF ROAD BUILDING
TOKYO. (,P) Good roads In
Japan are ns hard lo find as the
proverbial haystack needle, but if
a bill which Is being planned by the
Home Department Is enacted by tho
next Diet, automobiles In this coun
try will come In for their own. The
proposed plan is either to build new
hifihways or improve the present
ones nt a cost of some 300.000.000
yen, one-third of which will be fur
nished by the government.
Under the proposed bill the gov
ernment grants would come in ten
yearly installments, the first begin
ning next year. It is planned to
widen nnd pave the Important high
ways in rural districts, which At
present are unlit for automotive
tranaportatln, and to Improve such
public roads over which raiiway:
construction la projected, ' M
TW(! D Move If IffSm
LEGAL N'OTK FM
IN THE CIRCUIT ('OlMlT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
No. 1983 Enulty.
MAI.'DE E. CLOW, Plaintiff.
V. I Summons For Publication
WALTER (I. CLOW Defendant
To WALTER' 0, CLOW. Defendant:
In The Name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint on
(He In the above entitled suit, on
or before the 29th day of October,
1925, 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 to so appear or answer, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for
In her complaint, viz: For the dis
solution of the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
yourself and the plaintiff herein,
and for the care and custody of
Tlw.lmn V. CJnw an1 f'.nv II CIaw
nnH ror ii0o attorney's fees and
alimony in the sum fef $50 per
month for plaintiff, nnd to' maintain
and educate said minor children,
nnd for edits herein.
This summons Is serVod 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
sucecsslve weeks pursuant to order
of the Hop. A. L. Leavitt. Jndge
of the aboYe court, dated Sept. 15,
1925; the first publication being;
Sept. 16, 1925, and the last publi
cation being October 28, 1925.
EDWARD B. ASHURST,
Attorney (or Plaintiff
5 Loomis Bldg. Klamath Falls, Ore.
S. 10-23-30; Oct. 7-14-21-28.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, in and for Klamath
County. , .
Equity No. 2001
! DfriTll 1 11 t D n l
: "'P
Plaintiff
Vs ' Summons For Publication
I CLARENCE A. HARRIS. Defendant
I To Clarence A." Harris, Defendant:
I In the name of the State of Ore
jgon. you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint on
: file in the above entitled suit,
I on or before the 29th day o( Oc
I toher. 1925, that being the last
I day prescribed (or such appearance
in the order o( the court (or the
I publication of this summons, and 1(1
you fail to so appear and answer, i
'or want thereo( the plaintiff will,
' BPp,y, 1 ,,ne. Court f,0' ,the, re'lefl
;prayed for in her complaint, viz: Fori
the dissolution of the bonds o(
matrimony heretofore and now ex
"." "i L
dertlon by 'youfof Ihe JiainV,
for more than one year last past
ana immediately preceding the f II
ing of said qomplaint heroin.
This Summons is served, upon you
by publication in the Evening Her
ald, daily newspaper, printed; pub-.
Hshoa and of general circulation .In
Klamath -'county,-' Orogon, for 6lx
successive weeks pursuant to order
of 'tne Hon. A. L. Leavitt. Judge
of tho above entitled court, dated
the litb dar ot September,- 1925,
rl-. flru, nohlUlinn !,.;.- . ,,. ....
. ...... .. . .u,, U.Mb .1' ,,.11.
ber 16. 1925, and' the last publica-
tion being Octoher 28, 1925.
EDWARD BASHITRST. :
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SujtV 5. Loomis Bldg.,
Klamath Falls. Ore.
S. 16-23 30; Oct. 7-14-21-2S.
X,OTlt'E Oi' HEARING OF IIXAI,
ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, For Klamath County.
In tho matter of the estate and
guardianship o( Mrs. E. E. Rals
ton, an 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. m.. at the County Court
Chambers, in the Court House, at
; Klmath Falls. Oregon, has been ap-
pointed (or hearing said final ac
count and objections thereto, if any
there be, and for the approval there
of; and at said time and place any
person interested in said estate and
guardianship may appear and (He
his exceptions in writing, and show
cause, if any ho has, why said final
account should not be approval nnd
allowed.
ALICE GARLAND, Guardian
W. A. WIcst, Attorney,
Loomis Bldg.. Klamath Falls, Ore.
S. 16-23-30; Oct. 7-14.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Title Lake country, Ger
man police dog, age S months. Will
answer to name ot 'Captain. Re
word offered. Notify Club cafo.5-10
LOST This morning between 9th
St. and People's warehouse. Weed
tire chain. Finder please notify
Hi E. Winnard, phone 733W. (1-7
WANTED 'TO BUY, from owner
small house. Write P. E. H., P.O.
Box 214, Klamath Falls, giving
price and location. 6-
LOST 12 gauge L.C.Smith shot gun
in case on lower Midland swamp
rond. Call Pete Gerges, Phone
223J. 6-9
PARIS Gloria Swanson's husband
has traced his uncostly buck 654
years to show that he Is really entit
led to be called .Marquis, about which
ho has no vanity at nil. Nor has Glor
ia. Why. he even had the title re
moved from the poslers.
SECTION
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished Apt., cloaa
In. Thone 34 2W. 4 ID N. 10th 8U
B 19-0 !
FOR RENT Two room npnrtmonlsi
at XI 2 Onlc. Ave. 0-7
FOR RENT Sleeping room.
Prospect. Phone 733R.
05
6-7
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 3 to 5 year old-Hampshire
rams, $30, (. o. b.. shipping
point. Write or wire owner, Teha
ma ranch, Gcrber, CalK S 28-O10
FOR SALE Cerner lot 60 x 120, oua
block from Mills Addition school
house. R. A'. Emmltt. 617 Pine.
82tt
FOR SALE Row boat motor, good
order, price $40. See It at ThOs.
Martin, G13- High. 3-
FOR SALE Good Guernsey dairy
cows and yearling helfera, on Little
Applegate. J. J. Munsell, Jackson
ville. 2-10
NEW SHIPMENT of wool and silk'
dresses. Milady's Shop, 822 Main
s). 5-7
FOR SALE
like new.
Lloyd baby carriage,
2139 Orchard. 6-8
ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel pup
pies from trained imported par
enta. Sire the only American and
English International champion In
the world. Fastest retrievers, al
ways under command and pretty
house dogs. Your choice from two
litters, prices reasonable. See thorn
at 2111 north First St., Lucllo
Redner. 6-12
FOR SALE, 6 dining room chairs,
rockers, typewriter table. Ice box,
rugs and dishes. Call at 1117 Lin
coln. 6-8
FOR SALE White Sewing machine,
(irst class condition. Phone 144J.
6-S
BEST COOKING and eating apples
at the Enterprise ranch, phone
400J. 6-10
SNOW APPLES (or eating.
400J. Enterprise ranch.
Mills Add.
Phone
bfj-oad
6-10
FOR SALE 100 purebred Shrop
shire ewes. 2 and 3 years old. Burr
Westbrook, Merrill.
6-1 2
. .MISCELLANEOUS
WINDOW CLEANING. Floor wax-'.
ir.s. bouse cleaning nnd janitor
sefvic'd. References. 'A.M.
Rhodes; Phone 360W, 7t(
r. : i r i t ,
HEADQUARTERS tor Manhattan
Woolen Mills. K it's made ot -wool,
we have It; also Paragon made-to
-measure ladles' coats. 623 So. 5th
St. Phone 456M. I will call to show
my line. (Bonded). Absolute sat
,. istactlon guaranteed or money re
funded. Mrs. Beatrice Cory.'
811 Oil
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get '
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 24. tt
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to the Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop. 121 N. 8th St. We '
pay the return postage.
j 25c BUNDLES' OF PAPER. Herald
office.
H-ns
WILL TRADE-1925 Hupmoblle (Or
city or rural property. Louis Ger- '
vais, Algoma, Ore . S25026
THEY LOOK LIKE NEW when we
get through. We are ' prompt.
Sixth St. Cleaners Free call and
deliveries 204 So. 6th. Phone
49J S 280 28
ROBERTS SUITS AND Overcoats,
hand tnilored to measure. NOW
showing winter stylos It) long
strand virgin wool fabrics. Phone
109 and I will call with samples,
or see me at the Gun Store Sat
urday atternoon and eveoingB. A.
R. (Ace) Renner. 08-N3
DRESSMAKING 510 So. 5th St.
0 2 N 2
KSW SHIPMENT OF HATS from
$5.oo to $15.00. Milady's Shop,
822 Main St. 6-7
FIRE PROTECTION WEEK, Octoher
4th to 10th. One of your home
town citizens represents the larg
est manufacturer of fire extln- .
guisliers in the world. Will call in
answer to post card, showing ab
solutely dependable fire extin
guisher. Be really protected. 48.R
Lewis St.. City. ti-U'
TO DEVELOP A GRACEFUL (Igure,
take regular swimming exercise at
Hot Springs Nat, 6-7
WANTED
SHINGLING WANTED $2, $2.25
and $2.60. Call Eaglo Pool hall.
1-7
WANTED Practical nursing. 327
Broad Street. 5-10
WANTED TO BUY from owner
house nnd lot, not over $1,000;
will make cash puyiucnt, balance
monthly. Phone 421. 5,7