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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1925)
Monday, November 2, 1!)2C EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Seven A Big Worry THE EVENING HERALD'S CLASSIFIED AD SECTION s rtOBBKM Ak'otWrj'iii; NffiaHaOffMOOC GOMl ONf! SToit if ri.iwK-iw our OFMV6AW0LN 'iAlWlVW NISKT HERALD'S I 0 DR. F. R. GODDAKD osteopathic PHYSICIAN and auimrciw Offie and Roldour. Ple.n. t 1 O O, T Tnn-iiU DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST --OPTICIAN rOI Vain St. Phono Ill-VP Make and grind (llaaea DupH natx broktrn (.. . rapatr frmi Dr. Philip Cole Oanerai Pracllca of Dantlitri Opn ftnnln Aupolnltnani Ph.m S'l Main 0ar Moa t tiuif J. C CLEGHORN 01VIL KNOINBBB AND SUnVDYOR Phoaa S04M 111 nigh 8t. American Legion Klamalti Pon No Mxartagt la' and rd 1'naidaya Court Heaaa Baaamant r R OLD8, Oom'dr PUma lll-W 9 B P. 0. ELKS Meetfl f Thurdilay oTeiilng Vint tint inaroiian wsloorne Slki Tampln, Srd I Main Charlton Currln, Kiallod Rnlar Tom Dollll, Wmi K. of d. Council No. 2255 Mt'flllnga: - P. M. and and lih Tueidayi klivruiiui llvli. Hlh and 'High Vhiltmu tfnlghu Wfilcnrnn OUut, PntUirnon. (I. K. ,1 ' ' I LIKE MIWB BUT TVirTf I i V tn 1? 7 - V P COULDN'T FiMDANrV (J4 I f 7 yo) eato&tr w " ( 7 but those fwpiaws wee " -i COT THE A AND Onf-yT RW Jtfv MoWV IN MY DO AifJWW ( VI . ? BANK-I'M X UKE Tlftf icah ft - flf afllfIA 3x Kodak Work LfiayeYour Films toore90clocK-Your A.rl- Pictures are ready ar o , un oerwooas WHERE PAHTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS O. K. Transfer fOUITBA ' Tf AMV TtfiS 15 MoT ) ! 7 UkELV A LAUOHlNlo . I F 1 .1 1 1 1 wi r 1 1 1 t nr. f.iij j vvmm ,, a jbw. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Paijo Ono Ilutir lesson n wooli gad trl vtU-fCO f iIuhh work In eonponn'on, huiory of mu gle, eur trglnlngi ote. fermilf $5.(XJ per mon(b Ragldtnag iuoo California Phong 7 0 u w Btiullo 003 3rd St Pb.lliH Vochatzcr Bros. wkm. DRUiUUta Phone 226-R 1731 Melrose Batlmataa glran on walar ayatoma. Prlcaa Raaaonabla gVRMANKNT CONSTMUCTIOI4 CirllMlirr I4rtiu0 H" facturwe fm I 'm aaw Conurata Hollow-Wa enlldlns Brick for Ponnda ttona. Walla. Buitdlngt. ate Adaolntal; Fir ana (Votarim Proof at a coat loaa than an 'w form nf maaonrv -Stono-Tll "onatructlon allui Inaloa opkuac axoenao, la In laatruotlble, and I approvact Jjf (h arrhltaota and hu'.ldara "IfiKKOidlod aa , tttnrco rlnUh jifii gi Kainiat Yonr Jr? lh and Urkt !'..... (VKIW Concrt Pipe Co. 11 in F; (ConllnuiMl l''rom l'nirp Ono) bulldlriK or bulldlnga bu ppovldju for t!i euro (tf contagious citsos. l'ruvlilfd no othor morn au liable lu Cg'Uon Is available. W6 would hur gtgt thai tint old pcfl hoiiBe be dt.- ntroyed or removed, thn gr ;und lev nlod gnU plgjltgd in rnt.iH. and one or two autall coUjku ho built. An additional cottage oould bo a'ddod each year until the needs of the klty aro aerved. With atrlct econ omy and the Judltloua use of tao money It might bo pmslltle to handle thin uxpvnao from tho General Fund dnrlng Iho romlng year, otherwise it ipectal levy woulil io necoaaary, "8ocotyl, .Sixth Stroot, Oregon Avo uuo and Street Klushlng Due to tho Incraaalng and heavy traffic oa those two main entrance to tho city. Home plan must be marked out for tlto nerrpttneut repaying of those i.trcets which will Include an under ground paasngo under tho main line ot the Southern Pacific on Sixth street. Some or theso Improvements, undoubtedly can bo made under the Co., PLAN mm EVERETT TRUE By CONDO MR. H. KANAKA ' REPRESENTING , "RfST rrt r. T , aloha co. -r-". The Best Is the . C h e a pe i nit'uiELe vuith him r-- c,,o fw.iu, mi lilmcttiii JO ba to 7 I" iffSttSr- -'. -af SGHfe-V 1 SSsiSv 'Afcw f Z. Anil Remember that It Costs 1 'V'Sg fleW L'V U t No .More. rr- ViNrfMJK ft -A " """ ' "" 1 CLASSIFIED AD HATES Kirit Insertion I"" line I Of Two Insertion . -. per line 1 Be Tli r . In c rliorul jwr linn 20c l'our Insertions - pw line 28c Week (0 times) P Hnn BOe Ouo Month Pr Um 7o Minimum charge Sic Ada not consecutive aro charged na (! lowing fitted omlaaloa. First Insertion M In "Nuw Today" column without extra, ohargn, but ait Insertion lu that column arv at tint Insertion rata. Bancroft Law, while on. .r the cx nonig will hard to bo bornq by Iho city. H will ulao bo necejuaary t ralau monay through thi- Issuance of bonds for flush coutlivx those pgfgd Hi reels which nru rap! Uy detorlot Ing through long tiaagrw. "Third, Jiewer nip-al 1'lant Tho Council haa under i msldera tlon a complete Sanlta y survey of tho city and tho Ufgifcllatlon of a modern aewer dispoaill plant and system. The health oi the entlru city Is Jeopardised by every day'a doluy lu this project, nd when the plan Is perfected and submitted to tho voters it should meat with their lienrty support and end"rsement, "Fourth, Street Lights -No other elty of Importance on the Pacific Coast la handlcappad with such an unll(uuted syatem of Itreet lighting as that' serving the business section of Klamath Kulla. The pr:Je-:t should be given serluus attention and Bomo plan decided upon with out further delay. "Fifth, Modern Form cf City Qovernmont We ahouul awaken1 to the fact that Klamuth Falls la de stined to be a city o! Importance. Tho lime la hero when we should plan and build for the future. Klam ath Fall Is a Five Million Dtllar corporation, yet, under our pres ent system, the entire management of It vuet and extremely intricate huslnss lias to be handled as a side Issue to the private Interest of 1U officials. This la due ntlrely to the system under which we are operat ing and full credit should be gireo those who aro bo njuelthnil? sacri ficing their tlmo mid energies for the public welfare, hut it we are to build a city here, such a we all desire, wo should plan scientific ally and systematically go that our ex penditures today will-not be wasted tomorrow, but may be used for the completion of a part, of a perman ent plan. We urgently recommend the careful atudj and consideration of the City Manager Form of Gov ernment which la proving so suc cessful in many of tho progressive cities throughout the country. This matter would require months of Bare-fill Investigation and could ' be best handled through an officially appointed Charter Commission, as It would necessltato tho drafting of a new charter for submission to tho voters." . ' WILMINGTON, Del. Osbprno Wood, who has said ho will not con tost his" wife's divorce suit, has re served rooms at a hotel. The case comes np this week. "If It's Loose We'll Move It" "KU7 HEW TODAY FOIl HAIH- I room house, one blOOK from .Mills school, and Fast Main Itreet, Price 11750; terms, f, 03 Martin treat. i-T FOR BALE - Female Herman Roller canary, flood mother, good singer; 13.00, illl Walnut Ave. 2 FOR BALB-rt-ll head dairy cattle; 14 now milking. May be seen at Ous Soderlund ranch, Reno road, fit FOR KALE My entire herd of pure bred Shorthorn cattle from feder ul accredited tubcreUlofl - free herd. One bull ! months old, one bull calf, 15 cows and heifers, 13 of breeding Ago, Prices right for uulck sale. W. It. Lindsay, Merlin, Josephine county, Oregon, 3-14" FOR SALB--130 head rango ewes, in good condition, priced right. O.'Copnor Ilroii., Klamath Fulls. Merrill Route. 2-7 FOR 8ALK Lloyd loom baby baggy, 116. 00. 447 Alameda. 2-3" FOIl KENT Furnished apartment. 020 Lincoln. Phono 597W. 2-4 1 HAVE FOR SALE 23 head of young Jersey heifers, rome to freshen soon, that show their breeding and quality; also five purebred Ayrshlres soon to fresh en. For, particular see Boyd Hruner, 1240 Wilford Ave. 2-4 FOR RENT Modern I room apart ment, furnished; furnace heat. Call 203W. 2-3 FOR SALE Jonathan apple, 3c pound; best cooking and eating, lii.ng sacks and get a few pounds. They won't last long; also young singer and wire cage for $8.0. 4 miles east and 1-4 mile north on Lakeview lit. Phone S91W:. 2-3 FOR SALE -Lady's dark blue Buit, size 40. Inquire 130 So. 7th St. Phone 72. 2-1 NEW AND SECOND HAND goods al second hand price. Gooding's. it Muin St., below the court house. 1-3 PIANO TUNING W. H. Morgan, at the Earl Shepherd Co. 2-7 FOR SALE 2 work horses, weight about 1350; also harness, almost new, 5175.00 for both. Inquire route 1, Box 7, Mills Addn. 2-7 FOR RENT OR SALE New 4 room modern house, good location, adults only. Call 752J after fl p.m. EVERYTHING In Standard trees, shrubbery, vines and roses. J. A. Farley, Chamber of Commerce, or I - 5SSJ. 2-4 FOR RENT 5 room furnished house piano, telephone, garage. Phone 292W between 5 and 7. --3, FOR RENT 2 room furnished apartment, water and light fur nished; also 4 room furnished' apartment, close In; reasonable:! Inquire 1S09 Main. 2-4 PAIL MIFORD LEAVING Paul Buford, who for the past year has been connected with the Bulck and Star agency in this city, as a salesman, is leaving tomorrow morn ing for Californa. He will visit in San Frnacisco for a week or more and will then go to Los Angeles, where he plans to locate in business. During his residence in Klamath Falls he has made many friends who regret to learn he is leaving. It Is ono thing to buy a homo and it ia another to bo satis fied with It after you get it. ' Have a house built for you, to your order; Just as you liko it, with stroug lines of individual ity about it. You take pride in It your frlonds admire it. Sat isfactory! What's tho answer? A happy family. H. E. Roskamp Designer and Builder 1732 Esplanade Phone 572 FOR RENT FOR RENT- -Cabins for white men Soe Collins, 724 Market. O 21--N21 FOIl RENT -Stock or dairy ranch; also 400 acres grain land, all un der Irrigation, Apply J, W. Kerns, 1303 South Cth St. Phone 557J. 27-2 FOIl RUNT 4 room furnished cot tage, bath. Inquire 315 Lincoln. 27tf FOR RENT- First I'lass furnished apartment, steam heated. McCar thy Apartment, 630 i'lne. Phono S00. 29tf FOR RENT A desirable room with private family, for employed lady or gentleman. 5 26 North 8th 8t. 30-2 FOR RENT Furnished bath. 58 Main St. Apt. with 31-3 FOR RENT 7 room house. Phone 496W1. furnished 31-3' FOR RENT A desirable sleeping room for lady or gentleman. Clou In. 532 No. 8th St. Phone 685W. 31-7 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, October 14, 1925. No. 012321. Notice is herevby given that Al fred Cummings, of Dorrls. Callfor. nia, who. on October 29, 1924, made Homestead Entry Act June 9, 191C. No. 012321, for EV4NW4, Section 33, Towrship 40 S., Range 7 E, Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before C. R. DeLap, Clerk of the County Court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 8th day ol December. 1925. Claimant name as witnesses V. T. Dorris, Walter Nichols. S H. Reeves, Ned Connley, all of Dorrls. California. F. P. LIGHT. Register. Oct. 19 - Nov. 18 (30 Consec. days) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed admin istratrix of the Estate of Swan Algot Swanson. deceased, and has quali fied. All persons baring claim against said estate are notified to present the same to me with proper vouch er at the office of H. C. Merryman, Attorney. Loomis Buildiing, Klam. ath Falls, Oregon, within six months from October 19th, 1925. JULIA SWANSON. Administratrix. Oct. 19, 26. Nov. 2. 9. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath. In the Matter of the Estate of Nels Ulrick, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has tiled 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 and settle the same. AH per 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 ot October, 1925. H. M. MANNING, Administrator of the estate of Nels Ulrick, Deceased. ,Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9. 16. "NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given, That sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Klamath County, at the County Court House, up to two o'clock P. M. on Monday, the 16th day of November, 1925, for bridge materials. Bidders may submit proposals on any one or all of the following items: (1) Piling. (2) Lumber. (3) Bolts, boat spikes and nails. Bidding form and bill of mater ials may be had upon application to the County Engineer, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Bids must bo securely sealed, plainly marked "Bid for Bridge Ma terial." and addresssed to the County Clerk of Klamath County. Each bid must bo accompanied by a certified check, bidder's bond or cash In a sum not less than ten per cent (10) ot the amount of the bid, said sum to be forfeited to Klamath County upon failure of bid der to enter into contract provided by said County, within ten (10) days after notice of acceptance of bid. The County Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. R. II. BUNNELL, County Judge. C. J. MARTIN, Commissioner. Pub. 2 days Nov. S & 9, 1925 LONDON. One can buy millions of germs for a shilling or two. More than two thousand varltles are on sale at the Lister Institute. SOMERS, POINT, N. J. Mayor George Goll Is trying to get himself defeatod tomorrow. Against his wishes, he was made a candidate and he forgot to withdraw In time. FOR HALM FOR SALE 10 head fine wool Ram boulllet bucks. Call or write A. B. Williams, Rt. 1, Box 185, Ah- lo art. Ore 0 7 -N 7 FOR SALE One National cash reg ister, for quick snlo $75. Inquire W. C, Van Kmtuon, Hart Building. phone 403. 20-7' I ' FOR SALE 3 room modern house. I Call 025 Wash. St. after D p. ra. 27-a FOIl SALE Davis sewing machine. Phono 1C8H. 27-3 FOR SALE CHEAP with cnb and body. - Ford truck Phone 168R. 37-2 FOR SALE Orovery storo, doing cash business, In growing town, with good prospect. W. R. Harrlg, Chiloquln, Oregon. 27.2 FIFTY FOOT FRONTAGE on 6th St. 150 ft. deep; with small modem store, priced at $4,000. Lout Gervals, Algoma, Ore. 0 27--N 27 FOR SALE At a bargain: email ho tel located at stock shipping center. Snap for energetic man and wo man. For particulars, address Mrs. Francis Royce, Midland, Ore. 29-4 FOR SALE Or trade for good mod ern 4 or 5 room house: 120 acre timber cruising 2 It M. ft. or more, near Rosebprg, Ore.; creek run ning through tract, clear of Incum brance. R. V. Barto, Thompson Falls, Montana. 29-4!" FOR SALB Or trade for city prop erty: a 320 acre ranch: also all kinds of new and second hand goods, cheap. C. W. Williams, 624 Klamath Ave. 30-g FOR SALE Four door 1924 Ford sedan. Good condition; term. Call 182 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. 30 S SALE OR TRADE For city prop erty: Cadillac 7 pa, touring; also set of auto tools. C. S. Olson, Gen. flely. 31-3 FOR SALE Two Universal vacuum cleaners; am closing out this line. Real bargain. Link River Electric. 7th at Klamath. 31-2 FOR SALE Chain hoist, 2 ton cap. $10; value $27. Mrs. M. Smith, Shaw-Bertram Lbr. Co. 31-1 MISCELLANEOUS Oil JOY, OH BOY. Where do we go . from here? To the Hot Spring Nat. 31-2 WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. Reference a. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan Woolen Mills. If it's made of wool, we have it; also Paragon made-to -measure ladles' coat. 522 So. 6th St. Phone 456M. I will call to show my line. (Bonded). Absolute sat isfaction guaranteed or money re funded Mr. Beatrice Cory. 811 Oil TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eat. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We pay the return postage. 25c BUNDLES OF PAPBR Herald office tf-nt ROBERTS SUITS AND Overcoat!, hand tailored to measure. Npw showing winter styles In long strand virgin wool fabric. 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 610 So. 5th St. 0 2 N a WANTED WANTED 21F11. Housekeeper. Phono 27-2 WANTED Colored woman wishes work by hour. Phone 267R. 29-4 LADY WISHES to care for and glyo treatments to invalid lady in ''onto. Phone 2S8R. 30-2 WANTED Light truck to haul lumber. W. H. Kltts, Bonanza, Ore. 31-4 LOST AND FOI'ND LO ST Carrier's subscript!, n collection book; reward. Roturt to Horald office. , 31rt Beginning with Saturday the 24th The Altamont Auditorium (Under New Management) Will give regular Wednesday and Saturday Night Dances Good floor and good music. All conveniences. Galloway's Orchestra
