The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 16, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, October Ki, 1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Severt I I GREAT HONK, HENRY, DoM'T 1 CAN HIRE S A RED TAG ON MY CAR-I'VE 01 IT BEEN PINCHED ("OF? 16 PAY PARKING HERE 'PHONE TOO LONG - OT- HERALD'S i DADiiMr um j PMnup k .1 .h a' ' cwi rr.,v-. i TOO LONG- i OT- POUCE ' '-J ( VHAT'O ME Bit J HALF HOUR LATER 5r-"r7:r-v ( by Solly ( wen. .you WWW The ") IT? BEW6PARKEDTMERE ' CtLWD EBT CU, y. " s -v, ' I Too LOWS BOT SINCE k lOVOU- r- A n r I THE CAR STOLEN N 15" V f . .M-i.. .1. , , , ,- . . ... ... . fl II 08 DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUKrrKOH Oftle un l Residence- phone 331 L O. O. W. Tan.pl DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN TOO Vain dt. Phono 13I-W Mnk and grind Qlaaana. Dupll otto broknn ! repair frame Dr. Philip Cole QeDtra) Practice: of Dantlitry Opoa Reiilng by Appointrmuii Phono SHU 61.1 M!n OTr Uat'i Htor J. C CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Thono 304M 318 High Ht. American Legion Klamath Poit No. Taedy. Court Home IlMomunt F K OLOB, Cora'dr. PI' on I-W V ( r nmr - 1040 WW Streett B. P. 0. ELKS Meet Tharaday oTenlni. Vltlt Ing mombora welcome Ilka Temple, 3rd Main Oharltnn Currln, 13lted noler. Tom Deltell, Beo. K. of C. Council No. 2255 MoutlnRa: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4tb Tuoadnya Lyctium Hull, 8th and High Vlaltlnn KalltbU wnlcome Chaa, Phtteraon, O. K. l!tr4 l V I Leave Your w J, 'More 9 OclocK-Your TSiiTPinTiit'fl ane ready a ' S P-r . . mi nndtirwooffs mn Vv KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE All for Hlf Benefit WORRY - 1 TMNK, 6ET YOU OOT WITHOUT HAVING A VINE - LET 5 HIE CHIEF POUCE V - HELLO POLICE. He ADGUARTBKS - ) MY 76URINS CAR BEARING LICENSE i NUMBER IflCilfifc WAS WOLEAJ FROM J 16 PAY A HUE-LET'S V. IM l-TOWI 31- IHt, , VT f 7- If , MISCMUDOD y -T BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano One Hour lesson u week anil privilege of cllig work In compotHljMtj nlptory ol tnii lie, cur i: hi. me o(c. 'I dins, $5.00 pof month ptMldMIM luuo California I' bono 7 9 0 W Hindlo son 3rd Si. Ph.l84M i H Vochatzer Bros. WEI I. UKM.LERS Phone 226-R 1731 Melrose Rttlmoieo clTon on waUr riluraa. Price RaasonabU II mm (permanent conerrnucTioie zcloatre I,lcrnel ataaa farturcru for -The new Concrete RollOW-Wai Building Brick tor Fuunda 'l .no Walla. DulldlnaJ atr -Abanlntely Fire and Woktbut Proof at a coat lena than an otbar form of maaonry. -Stone-Tlla conatrnclton allm Inatoa apkeep expenae, la In 4oatruotlble, and la approrod ky the kett arobltocta and bulldere. -DneaceHrd m a lun Htacco flalali for uet oa K'Mn.vi Yonr Job gtb and Market. Phone BtUW Concrete Pipe Co. Kudope annually consumoa 000,000 tons of POftt for fuel. A Filtws aaaA Stewart's Daily Letter Bj CHARLBS P, SKA Berflec STEWART WlltIT waBiunvi i u.i . wnaiuncion ia AmorlCS'l only lt y nly -1 1 y of linporlnn''!. wbiTi fortuno IfllliiK. in H variom fnrmH, noon n r-Kulurly. profi-Kslon-nlly, openly and nnlntartond with by Ibc law. Sinn. Money Ih unnecMfury ami publicity pays. Id the realm o( Use occult nil in moat otbar Ualda, thai (ortune t iii-rx advertise Id the new- pa, . t'onwnm-ntly, It'a posbibln horo, I which It Isn't where they muat ! operate Under rover, to form name ; Idea oh to their number. Kxact flRiires, to be Kiire. are unavatlable. Balttoe it to nay. how ever, that Ihe community la surprls- inKiy large, and aeemtafiy protper- Ollff. Of all the capital's aeers and beeraaaoa, Mmo. .Marola probably is t the best known, by virtue of the fact thnt she had ready acceas to Ihe White House ilurltiK part of two administration". .t practltloner-pf- aalralOKy-estruordluary to tho "flri'.t ladles in the land." then In late middle life. Umo. Mnrcla rUDI itrbngly to einbonpoint. of honk learMns. except such an re lates to a urology, she has very EVERETT TRUE jajewwi "" f" j' .-AT.o, He's il , (Ciokf-teVZIA U,3 TO PC rKiuReo iM I -v I r- ST Z ) "S i iiv 3. o vp 4 CJIU3S t WtA 5tRVICt. IS, ' '- '' " J , THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD OLA4BI7IED Al Klrat limertlon Two Innerlloiia Three ItiHertloiia RATB0 per linn JOc per line lite per line 20c Pour liiMertlofia IM-r line 28c ',. ((I llmea) iM-rllueBOc Ojpje Montli per line 7rtc ,vDnliiiuin rtinrKe 2be. Ada not epDleoutive nro churnod aa new tol lowlriK ouch ornlnHlon. Klrt InatrtlOD la In "New Today" column without Kite charge, but all Ipaertlona In that column ar t flrat liiHurtlon rate. little, and regreta It. "Oh, li I only hud an education!" h( remarlied, durltiH n talk I had wllh ban one day. Mine. Mania practiced inedluiu bip in her youth and tdmlte that the found the splritH extremely un reliable. "Hut the ature," he aaya, "cun't He." I 1 1, ink she believes in her huk'l'i pokua herself. a e Tin. iueHtlun nrlaoa, "To what extent do spiritual, aatrolozleal and other occult euKKentlonH Influence Kovernuiental pollclea nnd declalonf, ezecutlre, leglHlatlvu and Judicial? ' Not much, I luiuglne. Mine. .Mar elk, It's true, speaks of numerous governmental hlgheiMipi among her Ollenta, but abO'I vague u,s to names, and I surmise that. In this respect, i he exaggerate a bit. Prof, ktarcu l.u Marr, "Wasblngton'j famous medium." agrecn with me. "I sincerely wlab." he told me. "that I could honestly aH,urc you we run the whole government, but tho idea's ridiculous. Your typical politician Is the lust man I'd pick us susceptible to any Influence hut his own best Intereats. Spirits? Pooh! To Influence a politician you need something a lot more concroto something ho can see and feel will do him some good, like a hunch of votes." WASHINGTON.-- The suggestion that Senator Couzetis' committee on V.ivontlgatlDii of the Internal Reve nue llurcau of the Treaaury Depart ment bo given a new lease of life i hen congress meets In December wna received In adnUnlstration cir cles In gloomy sllonco no applause. This committee was a source of much worry t) the administration last year and the earlier part of the prekeafl The Internal Revenue ISureau handles far mOTO of tho .vivc.ti ment's money n'Jan ny xher of lis agencies, and If an-ythin; is wrong tuore it's apt to he wrong on -on oxoeodliiKly large scale, fl Senator Cotizens says frialnly tha-. auch actually is tho case perhaps not that tbore'a punishable dishon esty but tat tho system lends itself to grave abuses and that these iburos do indeed exist. The Couzcns commlltoo has' 't succeeded in gettluK very deep Into the Intornal Revenue Ilurcau's many secrets. Its w.-.rkings are vistly compli cated, voluminous nnd raylcriJus. Thumb-screws. figuratively, are nuo.ted to ccmpcl Its ougStau to talk. By CONDO THAT (?tSM IM'DS MS MY LlTTCe VOUPttiSTciR ACcaJAYS 3'PRiwGlNG vSotnrvm MS OR(iiMe LAST NIGHT NEW TODAY COOKBO raqD SALE by Neighbor (jf Woodcraft, Haturday, October 17, at MlUeri Market. 16' WANTKI) TO ItK.N'l or lea room iuv; DOUee oi' aijarliuent houHe. He ply Mux 633, K. V. 18-17 FOR BALE 1 HolatelD cow, T. It. (ted, iluo to rrenhcn Oct. 1C 1!(3G. Phone I'JflWl. 1C-23' RKWAIID Strayed from 121!i Sar gent, on Oct. I I, female Orange Peraiu cat. Liberal reward for re turn to 1311 Sargent. J) .:-, Til H ffiNBST mineral water In Ihu world. Tile -Medical Hot Springs Nat. 1U-17 WANTED- (ilrl for general house work. Write llox 191. Caro Herald. 10-3IJ" KOIl RENT 3 room house, partly furnished. Inquire at I'rultt Oro, eery. So. Gill Ht. If-dtOJ WANTED -Close In residence lot on tie- jiaveinent owners only, ilox lit carp Heruld. 16-Hi h'OIl IlKNT 2 room furnished Apt. one block from main St. Light, heat and water furnished. Address Hox 197, care Herald, 16-11' ROOM KOIt IlENT -cabln. Phone 012. also furnished 16-19 YOUNO MAN wishes position, sten ographic or general offico work. 7 years experience. Write Box 13S care Herald. 16-18 A 8WI.M. YES A SWIM, Springs Nat. at the Hot i 16-17 Cuu7ens was handicapped by b'je presence on his 'committee of a. O-rtiple of members who didn't want him to learu anything. And Just as he had the lid fairl .' off and waj proceeding to take out what was Inside, the committee's authority to continue its tasks end ed, with the 6Stli congress' aijouiu ment. The chances are that adminis tration senators In combating Couz ens may Indulge In a few personalit ies. They may point to the fact that Mellon paid an Income tax of more ihnn $1,000,000 and that C'ouzens, admittedly the possessor of several millions, paid a tax of only 81 200. The Old Guard senators are like ly to suggest that the country itttpjClt bo Intorested In knowing just how a man with " mu"h Health as L'ouzens could get his tax so low. Of course, Oouseps' h--,nesty in .'II iug a return is not challenged in the least, but as a means cf checkmat ing his activities they may attempt to turn the Investigation to the question of tax-exempt securities the favorite tax reducing met'iod trf millionaires. WASHINGTON. Crafty M. Call- lanx! He managed to give the impres sion that he wanted to arrange pay ment of France's debt to America, only America wouldn't let him. lie came over and neJtiate-.i. He couldn't 'get the terms he'd liiopod for. Ho didn't llko to ap pear to bo ending the discussion, si ho placed the Washington govern ment in the position of, seemiugly to do it. He let tho stgxry leak out that ha and Secretary Melton had reached an 'Agreement. Iu reality t'liy hndn':. But tho so:ry was printed and the government had to deny It. Just before the denial was issu ed Senator Sm:ot told t'Jc eorre;- pcudents that statement was coming. "Wiat ttrtll it be?" asked thu correspondents. Senator Smcot (iirimly): "The truth" this time. Nl), Senator Sm'.'ot didn't say "this time," but ho acted diku that wns what Ha meant. Well. Mr. Oalllaux vouldu't stuy any longer. Twoy Jie went, leaving 'America hardly us near to gettln? her money us she was in the first place. Tiiie first loisht the tlvroe or four hundred delegates to the Interpar liamentary Union convention spent here, most of them left their foot wear tmtside their doors to be pol ished while tihey 'slumbered, after the European fashion. The hotel help did tho poltsihing all I'is'it, but, not being msed to that kind of thing, got tho shoos mixed up In redistributing them. The., do say il was a sight to behold and an eusrful ti' listen to, when chose delegates undertook to sort them out in the morning, quar reling over tihein in 41 different languages, .Misi k.m,.m:oi;h WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax- : lug, bouse cleunlug and Janitor; service. R e f e r o n c o a. A. M. Rhodes. Phono 3C0W. 7tf ! HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan! Woolen Mills. If it's made of wool, we have It; also Paragon made-to measure ladles' coats. f22 So. Cth St. Phone 4UM, I will call to abow ; my line. (BondedJ. Absolute sat-! Isfaction guaranteed or money re- funded. Mra. Beatrice Cory.: Sll Oil , TRIANGLE CAKE The placo to get OM eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phono 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-ni WILL TRADE 1925 Hupmoblle for city or rural property. Louis Ger vals, Algoma, Ore . 825-025 THEY LOOK LIKE NEW when we get through. We are prompt. Sixth St. Cleaners Free calls and deliveries 204 So. 6tb. Phono 49J. . 8 280 28 ROBERTS SUITS AND Overcoats, hand tailored to measure. Now showing winter styles in long strand virgin wool fabrics. Phone 109 and I will call with samples, or see me at the Gun Store Sat urday afternoon and evenings. A. R. (Ace) Renner. 03-N3 DRESSMAKING 510 So. 5th St. 0 2 N 2 .MAKE YOUR DATES for papering and inside decorations; all dates taken untll Oct. 20,; 40 off on all high grade paper. Patterson's, 630 South 6th. Phone 582J. 14-17 Linguistic difficulties He-re notice able also at the Interparliamentary Uni-n's m re formal sessions. A speecli dLesn't make much impres sion if only 1-4 1st part cf the audi-j ence umiersianas u. In translation it loses punch. Be sides, 40 translations take time. As far as possible the proceed ings were in English or French. Even that didn't give .fully satlsfar tatjr. results. . - It means tuat the speakers had to express themselves, a large share of the time, in a mngue they were imperfectly " acquainted with. to hearers who but party understood them. Whfch just goe3qiJJiiitrjjtjioji2 f the worst troubles two countries encounter when they undertake U adjust a difference of loplnlon. Nelf&er more than half kneivs whit the- other is talkrng atjont and'pres ently they get to fighting as about the Dtnty way there is left to settle it. ,; ..I hfi WASHINGTON In two respects American statesmen show to a dis advantage in company with European public men. They're less mindful of sartorial correctness. They don't know lan-1 guages. This was brought out very: conspicuously at the recent gathering ) of the Interparliamentary Union here. Tho American delegates dressed well enough. Their suits were brush ed and pressed and fit better than the Europeans'. Practically without expection they wore ordinary sacks, with soft felt hats and tan shoes, as often as not. Tho Europeans, equally almost without exception, never appeared in anything less than the fullest "morn ing dress" cutaway, pearl gray trou sers, plug hat, patent leathers and spats, gloves, monocle in more than a few cases the whole regalia. , With the women it was just the reverse. Many of the foreign dele gates had their wives with them. For style they were nowhere, com pared with their hostesses at least, according to American ideas. The Latins, among Ihe visiting wo men, came the nearest to measuring up to the requirements of American tastes in dress, but even the gowns of these appeared to awaken no feel ings of envy, so far as feminine Washington was concerned. MARKETS PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 16 tie receipts 60; calves 15; Cat-market still demoralized. Hogs 25c lower; receipts 163. Light weight (16,0 to 200 lbs.) com. DtpJ, medium, good and choice 13.00 13.25. Sheep receipts 365; bought to ar rive; market nominally steady. Eggs cent higher; current receipts 40; fresh medium 4Q.J4 ( 41; fresh a.. SECTION FOR SALB 10 head fine wool llnm boulllet bucks. Call or write A. 8. Williams, Ht. 1, Box 186, Ash land, Ore. 0 7 N l FOR SALE For cash only, lot 100 X 60, located at 1230 Oregon St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, or Lot No. 1, Block No. 20. Klamath Falls is booming, now Is the tlmo to Invest In real properly. Furthor particu lars at Perkins Furnlturu Storo, Klamath Fnlls, Oregon. 10-Jl A BARGAIN In Hot Springs addition: New. modern, f room house, hard, wood floors, built in kltchon, flro plnco. Wirod for electric rnnge. Gurago In buBoment; light fixtures and window shades included, terms to suit. Owner, II.E.Roskamp, 1731 Esplanade. Phono T,72. 19tf FOR SALE Cheap, or will trade for Klamath Falls proporty: small fruit nnd alfalfa ranch, near Ornnts Pass. Paid up water right. In quire 1731 Nevada Ave. 12-17 SPECIAL SALE on every coat and dress at Bee Begin's Dress Shop. ia-17 FOR SALE Just the thing for man and wife: restaurant fully equip ped, in growing town. Other busi ness reason for pclllng. Low rent, long lease; some terms. For par ticulars call or write Club Cafe, Chlloquln. Ore.. 12.17 SPECIAL SALE on every coat nnd dress at Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 129 So. 7th St. 12-17 FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 ton truck, for town property. Inquire at Central hotel. 13-19 FOR SALE .22 Winchester special; peep sights, excellent condition, $15. Phone 79SJ. 14-17 FOR SALE 1640 acre ranch near Merrill, unlrrigated. 1200 cultivat ed. House, barn, granaries; ade quate grazing land adjoining. Fed eral farm loan $10,000. Price $10 per acre: liberal terms. Mrs. L. B. Hague, 5 Loo'mis Bldg. 14-16 NEW BUNGALOW 4 rooms and bath, good construction, modern to the minute. Concrete founda tlon. fireplace, laundry tubs, etc. Lot 50 x 110. Only $2850; terms. Will take lot as part payment. WARD & DALE 601 Main St. 15-16 FOB RENT FOR RENT Furnished Apts., clone in. Phone 342W. 419 N. 10th St S 19-0 19 FOR RENT Furnished room, gen tlemen preterred. 532 No. 8th St. 12.17 FOR. RENT -Front bedroom in pri vate family. 512 No. 8th St. Phone 24J. 14-16 HOUSE FOR. RENT on Oregon ave nue. .Inquire at 347 north 9th.. 15-16 FOR RENT Furnished 3 room house. Adults otily. Phone 43tR. 15-16 FOR RENT Garage. Call 824 Lln coln. 15-16 WANTED WANTED Man. wants work on ranch. Experienced, married; ad dress W. G. Meyers, cabin No. 59. Altamont auto park. 13-16 WANTED TO RENT An unfurnish ed house or apartment suitable for family of three. Must be modern. Answer Box V.C.P. Care Herald. 13-17 WANTED Middle aged woman to keep house and help care for two children. Phono 87. 14-17 MAN AND WIFE wish work for win ter: cooking or ranch work. Cabin 42, Altamont auto park. 14-16 WANTED Two wheeled trailer; price must be reasonable; inquire Holllday, 7th and Klamath. 14tf W A NTED Automobile Salesman, possessing unusual merit, may produce with us well above aver age earnings. Alternative of week ly salary. State qualifications fully to Box 442. Care Herald. 16-17 standard firsts 41 t? 42; freBh standard extras 47 472. Butter finm. Extra cubes, city 53; standards 51; prime firsts 51 Mi; firsts 47; undergrades nominal; prints 55; cartons 56. Milk steady. Best churning cream 52 net shippers track in zone 1. Cream delivered in Portland 5 9c; raw'milk ( 4) 2.65 cwt. f.o.b. Portland. Poultry easier: heavy hens 25; light 10; springs 23 jTi) 21; broilers 28: young white ducks 23 iff 25; turkeys, dressed 35 36. Onions steady 1.50 1.65. Potatoes firm, new 1.75 1.S5. Nuts, chestnuts cheaper, rest steady. Walnuts No. 1 28 31: Filberts nominal: almonds 2s (ft 32: Bra zil nuts 24 to 23; Oregon OhestiUtS 18. tSUV THEIR DRUUi O. K. Transfer Co., "If It's Loose We'D Move It" S'