The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 19, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October 10, 1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Pago Seven Slallioif for Profit THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD SECTION A HSMPAlRS MNN6 HOUSl. ARC NEARM0 CoMiiiilibN and the; PAY WHtN THEY WLL UMVSlHe Roof o DRAWS . NIGH GomeIhiMu SEEMGIo BE WORRYING HENRY- C ,). , (t SAY ARE SOU I f z '?HA:- " The Foreman of f - VIELt OONK A GOOD 0AV WORK ' THE INSURANCE GOMrANV ie PAYINO FOR THE KEPAIKbCN OUK HOUSE AMD I'VE ARRANGED WITH JHE rOKEMAN TO SO WE CAM WOLOU& OLF2 5UW WIIH 6 I'll IK i 111 $c m 1 ' ' .' -.I ., jl OB HERALD'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND HUROKOn Ottlos aud Hwildonco'Pb-ine 2I I O. 0, F. Templo DR. J. G. GOBLE . OPTOMETRIST- OPTICIAN 709 Main M. Phone- I33-W Mtik- and grind QlMIM. Uupll cat brokuu loajot, repair framet Dr. Philip Colo Ootiura,1 Practice u( Denllttrj Opm rWonlngt Jy Appointment Phona JO & 1 8 Main Oror Moe't Blora J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Phono 204M 21 High 8L mericaii Legion Klamath Pott No Maottnga It and Ird Tueadaya. Court Hoaaa Baaament R OLDS. Com'dr Pbona IS-W Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano (no llmir lesson n week iiihI privilege) of class work In Composition, history of ni li ttle, cur Induing, etc. ' Terms, $5.00 per month Ronldoiico 1U0O Ciillfornln Phono 790 W Sludlo : 3rd Si. I'll. US IM Vochatzer Bros. will PBILLKJW Phone 225-R 1731 Melrose Estimates given on vrator systems. Prices Reason abla IfiX HEDUGT S MELLON P uni (Coiitlniii'il From Page One) J I ho 20 per cent maximum on lr.- comes In adoptod. Mr. Mellon t ld Hie committee J .Cm neither 1 ho tut 1111 admissions nor tho hulk of authority lo tnxoi to - -i on tut payers. Ko.kI Balldlng Tho Korornmont l.t oontrHUtfllg ' 190.000.000 a 7oar towardn road hull lint; and tho auto tazen, Inolnd ing ihoto on irtick.i, tires and Bc cesiiorloa, are yielding unnnally I ah lit i:ri.000,000. He's Grid's Biggest I,I.;.I, NOTKHB XOTH'K TO CREDITOtU Notice Is hereby Klven that thn un deralpned has been appointed adniln WtratrlX of tho Kstato or Hwan AlKot Bwanton, deceased, und has quail" (led, All periont haying olalm aialntl said estato are notified 'to present the same to mo with prpper vouch ers at the office of II. ". Merrymun. Attorney, I.oomls IlulldllnK. Klam. nth Falls, OregOO, within six months from October IMh. 11125. JULIA SWANSON. Administratrix. Oct. It, ZH. Nov. 2, 9. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION FOR M FOR HALK--I0 head flno wool Ram houlllet buoka. Cull or write A. K. Williams. Itt. 1, Uox 18u. Ash land, Oro, 0 7 N 7 Thla full-blooded Choctaw Indian la said to be the biggest football pta In the name this seaRon. He's Theodore "Tiny" Roebuck, star ta'kha with the Hasktll Indians. He Is six feet, six Inches tall and ttelgtit puunda. They aay opposing linemen let him have his own way gnttfj much, too, , Small wonderl pratlon, repayments of loans to railroads, and sale of surplus was supplioa. "As these sources slve out," ho continued "wo will have tp pay our currenL expenses out oj rovenue." Rctlreliient Fliitil Mr. Mellon sought to ;lofend the treasury's debt retirement policy whlca has been att j' ked by aopM democrats on the sround Boot If the debt w?re retlrod less, rapidly, j.r,';ti er cuts rould be niarle In taxes. "While, taking the poplo as a wltolo. It is Immaterial ivicn the CLASSIFIED AD RATES First Inn'rtlon per line IOc Two Insertions per line IOc Tlirei' Insertions per line 30c Four Insertions per "ne 2.1c Week (O times) per line 30c ! One Month ...per line 7Bc Minimum cnar&e 25c. Adt not ; consecutive are charged aa new fal lowing each omission. First Insertion ts In "Now Today" column without extra charge, but all I insertions In tbat column aro at firtl Insertion rate. , r . i fitnMANCNT B. P. 0. ELKS Meets Tharaday efenlng. Vlilt lag mnmbert wolcome. Ilkt Tomple, 8rd k Main Charlton Currln, Rxalted Rnler. Tom Deltnll, Beo K. of C. Council No. 2255 Mootlnga: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuotdart Lyceum Hall, 8th and High Visiting KnlghU welcome Chat, Puttcrton, a. K. conotpuctiom Cxclnalve Uceoard Mana (acrurera for -The new Concrete Hollnw-Wal' Building Brick for Founda tlona, Wallt, Bulldlngi, etc.. -Abtolntely Fir and Weather Proof at a cost lett than anv other form of masonry. fltone-Tlle oonatrnctlon elim inate! apkeop txpentu, la ln deatruotlble, and la approvod by tb boat archttoctj and bntldora. -nnexeellnd at m bue Stucco flBUU tnr uet n I V.tmnte Your Job tb and Market. Phone B8UW Concrete Pipe Co, war is paid." ho said. "Still as Ik1- The .m,000,000 might he taken j trareoa the different classes of the world, tho Investing .-lass holding tho bonds and the producing class from whom a larger part of our tax es nre collected. Inequity exiBts. We should not tax too 'heavily the pro ducers to pay the security hloderi; It Is for this reason (hat wo have tiought a balance between djbt re ilucllon and tax reduction." .NEW TODAY ) off " .Mr. Mellon said, "but so long as the rgnvernment u contributing the 90. 000.090 a jear to the roads ion which tliese aulos run. they cer tainly oiiRht tj pay their way." Ho warned that It was not well to cut tho receipts beyond "reas onable" needs, tho treasury, since tho war, ho said "had been living pnrtlally upon capital." as consti tuted by return .of tfao Investments mudo tb rough the war finance cor- Ono of our ch?ap cigars. burning problems is FOR SALE Lot 50 x 130. 133S Es planade. ?G0 per front foot. Dr. A. A. Soule. 19-24 FOR SALE 1D22 seven passenger big six Studebakcr, well equipped with extras, at a bargain. Phone 135 or 944. 19-21 HUNTING PRIVILEGES on Lone Pine ranch, Si5 per day. Trespass ers to be prosecuted according to law. Mrs. H. K. McKendree, Scott W. McKendree. 19 EVERETT TRUE By CONDO ifLA S V A rODAK WORK Leave Your Filtxvs 'Before 9 O'clocK-Your Art Pictures are ready at 6 p.r m t HfcPcg- ISN'T OLT) III I ; i LOST Sunday morning, between Qprria and Klamath Falls, small suitcase containing lady's wear ing apparel and toilet articles. Phono 170H. 19-20 FOR SALE One milk goat and hilly. Phone S53W. 19-21 FOR SALE Cottage to move. Phone 1TF5. Mrs. Thresher. 19-20 FOR SALE BlOOk of land, good 7 room house and all kinds of fruit and berries. Good garden spot, all under city v-ater. Mrs. E. R. Dav is, Gold Hill, Ore. Value $2000. 19-24 irc.or-.-r-r (Ai-tA-r IIs ErIS tuwyrv. r, -THIMK MAK&S A MAIM AS FOR SALE Rooming house. 10 looms. 7S0 Spring St. Phone 722. 19-29 SALESMAN WANTED Salesman or saleslady, exceptional opportun ity from $100 to $600 per month. Also smaller proposition. See me evenings, after ?p. m. Etpraire hotel, room 0. 19-20 PARTY WHO picked up fountain pen Friday in shoe Dept. Falls Merc. kindly return to store. Full name engraved on hand. 19-20 uiivrwnoas pnariarv winert n ' ft W lYUAHrVI n TMULiO UHUIUIl IS rn 7 WHERE. PARTICULAR PCOPLE lluj rPUPirTY'l Bl,V TMtlW DRUGS rgiifSSSJ M,r u, 14 IT V CS ACt S- KNOW O TH4T HAIP-S, CK.? 30MO CJCHCR Tl-UM'3.'3 t flOSE THC5"' T.A Ll 'A ft 1 I . . , - iiiiiiiih. TZI MOSCOW. Idaho. The wings and i fuselage of an airplane piloted by Lieutenant Nlok Mamer, accompah- i".l by two Washington state eolleKe , students were peppered with bird shot when the craft niado a "raid" , over the University of Idaho campus. Thiy were attempting to drop pbo.1 ; phorus "bombs" on tho bonfire 1 which was to be set off last night j at a rally in celebration of the foot- ball gami today. The shots were j fired by tlu Sheriff of l.atta county. RERUN.-- Busotlna Glannlnl. .1 Philadelphia soprano, received 3C curtain' calls and was cheered at her Berlin debut. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at I-nkevlcw, Oregon, October 14, l2r,. No. 012321. Notice Is heruvby given that Al fred Cummlngs, of Dorrls, Callfor. nla, who, on October 29. 1924, made Homestead Entry Act June 9, 1910. No. 012321. for E'4NWli. Section 33. Township 40 S.. Range 7 E. Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land abOVC described, before C. R. DeLap, Clerk Of the County Court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 8th day, of December, 192",. Claimant names as witnesses:. V. T. Dorrls. Walter Nichols, S. II. Reeves, Ned Connley, alLof Dorris, California. F. P. LIGHT, Register. Oct. 19 - Nov. 18 (30 Consec. days I FOR SALE For cash only, lot 100 x r0, located at 1 236 Orogon St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, or Lot No. 1. Block No. 20. Klamath Falls Is booming, now Is tho llmo to Invest In roal property. Further particu lars at Perkins Furniture Store, Klamath Falls, Oregon. 10-21 1 llil . FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 ',4 ton tru, k, for town property. Inqulro at Central hotel. 13-19 FUR SALE 1 Holstein cow, T. B. tested, due to freshen Oct. Hi' 1925. Phone 490W1. 18-22 10 DISCOUNT on all hats at Mi lady's Shop, Saturday and Mon day. 17 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for tho County of Klam ath. In the Matter of the Estate of Nels Udrick, Deceased, Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed his final account In the above entitled court and mat ter, and that Saturday, the 21st day of November. 1925, at 'the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, in the court room of the above entitled court, in the County Court House at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, State of Oregon, has been fixed by the court as the time and place at which it will hear the said ac count an settle the same. All per-i sons objecting thereto shall file the same, or appear personally and ob ject thereto, on or before said date. Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon, this 19th day of October. 1925. H. H. MANNING. Administrator of the estato of Nels Udrick. Deceased. Oct. 19. 26, Nov. 2, 9. 16. FOR SALE 5 room tile constructed stucco; fireplace, tllo bath, break fast nook, hardwood floors; tllo garage. 3 blocks from center of town. 415 No. 6th St. 17-30 jortijENTr FOR RENT Furnished Apts.. close in. Phono 342W. 419 N. 10th St. 8 19-0 Z3 ROOM FOR RENT also furnlshod cabin. Phone 612. 16U9 FOR RENT 2 room house, partly furnished. Inquire at Prultt Oro. cory. So. Cth Ht. 16-20 FOR RENT 4 room plastered houso partly furnished, one mlla from town. Hague ranch, Keno road. 17-25 FOR RENT Partly furninhed houso, adults only. R. P. Flreltonstein. Phone 482VV. 17-20 MISCELLANEOUS WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax Ing, bouse cleaning and janitor service. References. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. Ttf HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan Woolen Mills. If It's made of wool, we have It; also Paragon made-to -measure ladies' coats. 622 So. 5th St. Phone 456M. I will call to show my line. (Bonded). Absolute sat isfaction guaranteed or money re funded. Mrs. Beatrice Cory. sii oti XKW TODA WE ATtE SEEKING a connection with a strong, successful salesman to act as our District Manager i n this territory. To the man who mea sures up to our quail-, fications. we can offer a very desirable con tact whereby we assist him In organizing bis force of sub-agents to the point where he is assured an 1 n c o m e much above the aver age. A local office is not essential at the start, though desira ble. . Men now successfully engaged in Savings & Loan work or insur ance are desirable, but every consideration will be given to suc cessful salesnfen. even though Inexperienced in our work. Thorough assistance and full cooperation both ni the develop m e n t of desirable Loans as well as Sav ings Accounts, togeth er with proper com pensation are assured the right man. Address Sales Manager Fidelity Savings & Loan Association. 221 Fifth Street. Portland. Oregon. 19-26 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf SHOES, REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them o the, Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. Wo pay . tho return postage. ' 25c BUNDLES OF PAPER office. Herald tf-nt WILL TRADE 1925 Hupmobile for city or rural property. Louis Ger vais, Algoma, Ore . S25 026 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 ROBERTS SUITS AND Overcoats, hand tailored to measure. Now showing winter styles in long strand virgin wool fabrics. Phoho 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 Z WHILE AWAY YOUR IDLE time at the Hot Springs Nat. 17-18 WAAXJSV iYOUNG MAN wishes position, sten ographic or general office work. 7 years experience. Write' Box 198 care Horald. I 161-18 WANTED-Experiencod lumber buy er for pine. Must be known anions the mills. References requir ed. Terms, .50 M on all grades. Write L. Roscoe Hurd, Spring field. Oregon. Heavy volume. 19-21 LOST Coin purse containing $20 check and small change. Find er please return to Marshall House. 19 FOR RENT A desirable room with private family for employed lady or gentleman. 526 No. 8th St. 19-21 LOST Gold beaded purse with enr key and change. Reward. No tify Herald. 19-20 wanted Experlended booklteep. er and stenographer wishes per manent hall day position. Call 617R after 0 p. m. 19-24 FOR RENT Furnished Apt. 708 N. 9th St. Phono ItiTM. 19-21 I. O S T On hill road to Merrill, double barrel Rem. gun. Reward. 0. Peyton, K. Falls. 1920' WANTED Closo in residence lot on the pavement owners only. Box 196 care Herald. 16-19 WANTED Girl for general house work. Write Box 194, Caro Herald. 16-20 WANTED A competent janitor Klamath General Hospital. 1719 LOST ANT FOUND LOST Kodak case. Notify A. J. Powell, 521 Oak St. 17-1D REWARD Strayed from 1219 Sar gent, on Oct. 14, female Orange Persian cat. Liberal reward for re turn to 1211 Sargent. 16-23 VICTORIA, B. C. Erforts to pull the Holland-American freighter Eemdyk off Raccrocks on Uenti.i Island, failed. Her cargo Is boins lightered ashore in prepardtldn for another attempt to get the veusil into deep water. OAKLAND, Calif. A. J. Cook, an upholsterer, believed to bo from Portland, Ore., was found burned ia death in the boiler pit of 11 trans bay ferry. You hear a lot about this road to success, but did you know it has tho best scenery of any? O. K. Transfer Co., "If It's Loose We'll Move It" ill fii tE W PHONE 87 906 MAIN 1