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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1925)
Tuesday, November 24, 192G EVENING HERALD,' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Seven - t ELL 1 'SEC -iOO ToRTLt DCNt'-i AWL S fj L COOiMS M3MN 100 TvVO REMIND V I T ME or THE DAV6 VJMfcN I WA6 yT - WOW 00 9LV RASCALS -YOU'Re JUST ) ( I TRAINS TO LET OM THOT THINGS f asum't serious BUT VOO CAN'T J L V PlAV F0 VViTm ME lr)l OHUNCLE kewT HERALD'S Mrs. WiHard Johnscn Teacher of Piano Una, Hour lesson a week und privilege of class wqrk In composition, history of mu ilo. oar training, etc. Residence 1000 California Phone 7 9 0 w Studio DOS 3rd HI. l'ti.S84M Or. Philip Col. General Practice of Demlitri Open Kfonlnn by Appointment Phon til Mln Over Mo'i Hlora J. C CLEGHORN CIVIL FNOINBBK AND Ht'it VBYon Float 104M 219 Hl(b HI. A merican Legion Kiamatn Foil No Meeting! ! and Ird Taaadara Court Bioa Baaamenl r h OLDS, Oota'dr Ptona tl-W B. P. 0. ELKS Meetn 1 Thnriday arenlng. Vlilt- tarn membara welcomt Ika Temple, Srd k Main Obarlton'Cairln, Kialtefl Italar. Tom DelatUt Bed K. of C. Council No. 22fo MnellnH' R P M Sad and 4tn TiinsiUv kLyceum Rail. Ath and rHIkh VlalUn KniKhu wolenma Obaa. Pattnraon, f K. K6PAK $2 if i . ILeayeYour Ritas 'More 9 O'clocK-Your PiGftu-flS aw AM. yiVJcrwooas PharmaCY W'v-, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON dffWl WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE I PURITY I BUV TMEIR Helping Things Along f - YOU'RE A 'Wiaf BCTY CHiCK -Tulufc, ) si" I MoTmiMG LiXE MatWriNie VOUMO AND U-t 7 c,ETTliMG DOWN - 7oU'LL BE BETTER J ,. Vs OVP in THE LOMCi RUM H '. L ' HAJrt-VdVAl- VJHY 6ET SO FLUSTERED ) f f USREXTA? A)T LUCY AiO L WAVE t " I BEEN AU.TRR0U6H THl5 OORSEIAJES V . S VIE HAVE TALKED IT ALL OOER "' f HW-HMv"- V)HV 6ET SO flAi&fERED BEEN AU.TRR0U6H OURSELVES VIE HAVE TALKED 1 1 LL ovck " YOU CA0j BUSINESS DIRECTORY DR. P. R. GODDARD ..' : eOPAfmC PffTStCtAH TO Ht-tt'.i on mi ReJldenC! PhOM 321 I o. o. . Tfto.ni OR J. G. GOBLE OPTOMBTKIBT OPTICIAN 709 Miiln 81. Phono G09W Mtkq und Krtnd rla Dupll- OAt brokun lllllw, rcpulr frnmoii. Vochatzer Bros WWLL DRIUJCBa Phone 226-B 1781 Melrose BillmatM (Iran on water interna. Prteaa Raaaonable fKRMANCNT CONarrRUCTIOM ataeiaiatre urrntMi hh tartarm for The new Concrete Hollo W' Building Brick tar Found tloni. Walla. Bulldlngi. ate -AMolatal; Fire and t7ktber Proof at ,a eott' lain than an Khar form of maaonrr -Btona-Tlla eonatrqctlon elim inate! upkeep ezpeme. I In aeatructlble. and U approved v tha keat arabltecta and Outldam Torellefl aa a law tot Aawen fyalah urt " Rattmate Vour Job 4Ji aarf 4.rkri Pho SWi Concrete Pipe Co. WoftK ready at A DRUGS UccuracyI Baled Straw Vrt rfcv ncp mD wnnF. F. J USE OUR HOUbfc r. THE WiEODiNO I CI.AHHIKIKn Al RATKH Klrnl Inwrtloa por llnr ltk Two liiM-nlonii orr line IV rhn' lniMiilona per Ilnr 90r our inaprtlona per line BBr Week (O (Imra) - porUnrOOr w Monlli rr Ilnr 7A Minimum -Tmrr. tac. ASa aoi i'onwutlTe are charged aa new fal lowing eaen omiaaion. Plrat taiertton la In "New Today" column without -ltr chlrn hn( all Inaertloni In that column are at flrat inaartion rata. NBW TODAY UKIK AT THIS 4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Includ Ins pi calo, 1400: termi 4 room mntkTu hounu for rent I27.DO. 720 N. 9lh 81.' 24' t-OMKORTARLK ROOMS S4 per WCPK. mono 410J. 24-26 Dl'NHAM AUTO CO. Corllfli'd Used Cam Priced Ili'low un' provlous quotationa In Kliimath County. 1924 Dodgo Tourlnu J025 1924 tflRlaon Tour $700 1923 Chevrolet Tour J300 1924 Chevrolet Tour f3t0 1923 Studebaker 1 Special Six Touring 1825 1924 Juwett Sport Tour J625 1923 Overland Illue Bird.... 1500 23-25 FOR BALK Baby bugKy, good con dition. Inqulro 339 Mich. Ave. 24-?6 FOR SAL!: 20 heavy milking Hoi ntoln cowa, 14 milking, balance to freshen during winter. All brod to champion Holsteln, 1100 per head: cash, bnlnnco terms. Matched team of gentlo four year old mnlea weigh! 2765 lbs., J350. The Adams Ranch, Merrill, Orogon. 24-1 LOT 40 x 100 Stucco, now and mod ern, 4 R. buth, B. nook, wash R. & garage; will trade my equity In on rooming houso or town prop, clone in K. F.. L. A. Keoler, 2414 106th Ave., Oakland, Calif. 24-1 WANTED Experlolnced ranch and atockinan wants work, or would ront ranch with small dairy herd. 1721' Johnson Ave. 24-27 WANTED Woman want! practical nurilng. Bout of references. Inqulro at Liberty rooms, Apt. 3, or phone 1. 24-25 FOR SALE Good lop dirt for lawns Phone 21. E. C. quill. N 24--D 24 DANCE ROYAL NEIGHBORS DANCE I. O. O. F. hull. Wed., Nov. 26. Supper nnd dnnce, 11.00. 24-25 FOR SALE A, dandy lot iu Hlllsldv ndditlon. Good vlow. good soil. Pflwd for quick sale $250. Tho tvaiton w right Co. Mary Coe Peterson Tc;u-lier of Dancing Call 836J for tippointment Z. Peters (Grntl. Univ. Cnllf.) Tonchor of Piano nnd Violin Accredited liy Stnto Hoard of Education, Phone 45 1W - Murphey's THE EVENING HERALD'S NKW TODA 1 FOR KENT 4 room furuialiod; good Sprlngn addition. modern house, garage, Hot I'll'Jd'! 1I1HJ. 24-26 FOR BALE A BAR'IAIN on tho Went side. A now 4 room house Willi baseinent; rooms are large nnd the view la PO"elled. Shel tered from cold Winds. Somebody la overlooking this; prlcu 12600; terms. The Waltnn Wright Co. 24 4 AHI OP TIIANKH We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness und sympathy shown durlui. our roconl bereavenforlt; ulso for the beautiful floral offeringil. William M. K ller O, P. Keller and family A. Keller anil family A. Keller and family Milton Keller CABU OF THA NKS We doiire to expre'i our alncore uppniclulloii for lh Ulnny bind words and expressions of syuoi'liy evti'iid ed to u's :n our recent berearieuioht; Lisa for thj r'i'ny beanliful floral of-fe-lugs. Mr. H. II Gubaer and Children Mr. a i Vra. Fm.ik. McC .oa and ily. Ray K renter Goes Back to Factory When Ruy Kremer n turna to the Pacific coast this winter he will re ceive a warm welcome from his friends and former associates of the Star factory. The big pitcher, who did more thun any one other player to land the world Serb s for the Pitts burg Pirates year, is duo buck 111 Oakland In a, few weeks. Ills ar rival here will be tho Hlenal for a lot of activities on the part of tho Du rant Motor company of California officials. Martin Heath of department 50, the motor assembly department in which Kremer worked, while associ ated with the Star plain, ,ruu al ready arranged for a barbecue to be held in Dublin canyon in Kremer's honor. This banquet will be attended by the men who worked with Kre mer, by the officials of the Iterant company plant here and by Kremer's friends In the Oakland Coast loagoe team In which he played before Pitta burgh drafted him two years ago. Kremer made many friends at the Star factory' during bfs period of aorvlcw there. These friends follow ed his career with the' Oaks enthus iastically and have wafched his pro gress in the niujor league since his departure from the coast. When Hi.- big fpllow had his chance In this year's world series aud when he proved himself the outstand ing star of the Pirate team bypltch ing them to victory and die pennant, there was wild onthusiasm at the Star factory. Martin Heath sent num erous wires Oe congratulation on be half of his associates and informed Kremer that "a big party in the can yon" was awaiting the baseball hero on his return to California. EVERETT TRUE V4L(, EVERE.Tr, ME YOUR WAX OKI "THE. BECAUSE YOU WERE. XI3?N'T PLAY VtoUR. MOME.Y THE. WXY X ADVISETD YOU TO. T " X TOLD You I Feed Store. m 1 'I I i . Itl - -"V 1 i 5E if t ffl o1 n w9 'I L r BY NIA StWVKC. INC. H'tO jSbg" J Studebaker Auto Is Amazing France "nut, Messieurs, It Is Impossible; It cannot be that you can do It when you manufacture so muny cars:" Though Ihey saw the task being performed us a regular, routine part of automobile building, tho engineer ing staff of the foremost French mo tor car manufacturer, could not be- llve that American manufacture in quantity could do nuch careful work. They were wutchlng a deft-finger girl In the Studebaker factory at South Rend, Ind,, grading connect ing rods. They saw her put tbem lengthwise, on a special balancing scale and sort tnem into sets of six, each being matched for weight. Each set was for one particular engine. The object was to make sure that when fastened to the perfectly bal anced crankshaft, machined on all sides to obtain inherent balance, one connecting rod would not be heavier than the others and thus unbalance the assembly, even by a small amount. , The French engineers, who had the impression American manufac turers Just stamped out automobiles with a punch press, were amazed to learn that such Infinite palna were resorted to, that the product should be as near mechanically perfect as Ingenuity could devise. Nor did their surprise lessen when they learned that 1200 separate In spectors made more than 30,000 in dividual inspections before a Stude baker car ran off the assembly line completed. Nothing like this, they de clared existed In Europe, even in custom built car factories. Nor could they understand how a manufacturer could afford it, nntll they were shown that it was paid for out of the savings which other wise would have gone as profits to parts makers. This company manu factures all the vital parts of Its automobile which is what Studebak er means by "one profit" manufac -ture. YORKSHIRE VILLAGE DESTIN ED FOR BOTTOM OF SEA KILN3EA, Eng. This ancient lit tle village appears destined for the bottom of the ocean, a fate exper ienced by other Yorkshire towns of centuries past. The sea for some time has .been working Its way toward Kilnsea at the rate of about 13 inches a month. Coast erosion, due to high seas, has been causing concern all along the east Yorkshire coast. It Is being washer away at the rate of 2.27 feet per annum near Bridlington. Increasing to 15.5 feet at Kilnsea, la near Spear Point. LONDON Because of Queen mother Alexandra's death, members of the American society are going. to send turkey Imported for Thanks giving to hospitals Instead of eating it themselves. By CONDO IAT, I -S&e You LOST WORLD "3E.RI&S. "THVT 13ULL - H&4Tie.Ti a nn YES, YOU TOUP ME SO i!! "TOO TOLX3 MIS TrlEN, C,MT YcbU Tect me: now SLi 71 Mom TUf- MM y I 1 - --7 1 iwi-y .... I , Phone 87, CLASSIFIED AD SECTION FOB RENT FOR RENT Front ah oping room, adjoining buth; for one or two. Call 627 North 5th Bt. 20-26 FOR RENT First class furnished apartment, steam heated. McCar thy Apartment!, 630 Pine. Phono S00. 29tf FOR RENT First class furnished 4 room cottage; no children or dogs. Call at 315 Lincoln. 7-tf WHEN YOU EAT MEAT at the Shasta Cafe, you aro eilinC Klam ath county meat. 10-lf CAHIN FOR RENT 8 dollars. 813 Alameda. 23-25 FOR RENT Furnished upartment. 708 North 9th, or phone 467M. 23-26 POR RENT 3 large famished housekeeping rooms, in good lo cation on pavement; clean and airy; no children. Apply Stlnson Studio or 119 Wash. St. Phone 11IM. 23-24 FOR RENT Furniahed modern 5 room house; piano, phone, gar age. Phone 292W between C and 8. 23-24 FOR RENT Two houses, modern, furnished; close to Country club. Inquire within or phone 329. 23-28 MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT We have one of the best radiator, fender and body men to be had anywhere. Old fendeTS made to look new. BUICK & STAR Garage. 20 tf WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax ing, bouse cleaning and Janitor service. Reference!. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. Ttf TRIANGLE' CAFE The place to get good eata. OPEN ALL NIGHT, 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf i 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. Herald office. tf-nt ROBERTS SUITS & OVERCOATS Hand tailored to your measure, i $33.50 to $47.50; also Sellg Bros, j line, San' Francisco's largest tail-) ors. Can give delivery in one week if necessary, $25.00 to $62.50. Fit,! workmanship and wear guaran teed. Highest quality, lowest prices ! always. Phone 109. I will call with ' samples, or aeo me at the Gun Store, Saturday afternoons and; evenings. A. R. "Ace" Renner. j N 7- D 7 SAXOPHONES overhauled, repaired. repaaded. adjusted. Agent Bnesch er saxophones and band instru-' ments, cash or time payments. L. 1.. Bt"in. 435 N. 2nd St. 23 . : LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT lit the County Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County. In the Matter of the Estate of Frank McEntee, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that W. A. Wiest, administrator de bonis non of the estate cf Frank McEntee, de ceased, has rendered his Final Ac count and filed his petition for final settlement and discharge, and that Saturday, the 6th day of December, 1925, at 2 o'clock P., M., at the County Court Chambers, in the Court House, in Klamath Falls, Oregon, has been appointed for hearing said Final Account and petition for dis charge, and objections thereto, if any; and at said time and place any I should not bo approved and allowed, and tne estate settled and the adminls trator discharged. W. A. WIEST, Administrator de bonis non. Pub. Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1. NOTICE OK HEARING OF FIN At ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County. In the Matter of the Estate of S. A. Gault. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that C. C. Heidrick, administrator of the estate of S. A. Gault, deceased, hns rentier ed his final account and filed his pe tition for order fixing time tor hear ing the same, and that Saturday, the 12th day of December, 1926, at 2 o'clock P. M., at the County Court 1. numbers. In the Court House, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, has been ap pointed ior Hearing said tinal ac count and objections thereto, if any there be. and for the approval thereof; and at said time and place any porson interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing, nnd show cause, If any he has, why said final account should not be npproved and allowed. C. (3. Heidrick. administrator. W. A. WieBt, Attorney, Looinls Building. Nov. 10, 17, 24; Dec. 1, 3. Having disposed of my Interests ln the Club cafo at Chlloquln, will no bo responsible for tiny bills after date Nov. 13, 1926. E. W. REINKING, . 17, 24, 1, 8, 15 906 Main person Interested in said estate may 1 .,,.., ... . . rZ appear and file his exceptions ln HEMSTITCHING All fast color; writing, .and show cause, If any he S'l10?. f Ta,nte.ed;, has. why said final account should AllenJer- 5 Walnut. N 12-D IS FOR SALE FIFTY FOOT FRONTAGE on 6th 8L 150 ft. deep, with small modern store, priced at $4,000, Lout Gorvald, Algoma, Ore. 0 27-N 17 A REAL SACRIFICE: Chevrolet se dan In good condition; good rubber and engine Just overhauled, $386. Phone 121J. -tf FOR SALE - - Splendid lot on Cnl. Ave. near Conger: very reason able; from tho owner. Phono af ter six o'clock In tho evening. 525W. 21-28 FOR SALF. Two male police pupa, cheap. 2111 Pelican City road, or write Box 21C care Herald. 21-24 FOR SALE New four room house, cheap: terms. Bon owner at 168 E. Main. 21-24 FOR SALE Ford coupe, 1935; bal loon tires, big wheel, motometer and other extras. Owner going away. Car In excellent -ondltlon. Phone 400J after 6 p. m. 21-14 FOR SALE 1924 Ford redan; all new tires, no extras; motor In ex cellent condition: must be sold before Dec. 1. Write P. O. Box 214 or phone 708. 21-21 FOR SALE Good apples, cheap. Bring boxes or sacks. Phone 400.1, Knterprise ranch, beyond Mills Addition. 21-25 DRESSES AND COATS on sale at Ree Begln's Dress Shop, 129 So. 7th St. 19-26 FOR SALE Apt. house, well fur nished, steam heat, close in; pays well. Write Box 215 care Herald. 19-25 A FEW MORE HATS to Close out at Bee Begln's Dreaa Shop. 19-26 BUY YOUR DRESS OR COAT at Bee Begln's Dreaa Shop and save. 19-2G ' ; j special z ply roofing, $2.35 pr roll; asphalt sheeting, $1.75; lln- I seed oil 1.50 gal.; kalsomine 12ttc lb. Get' wise and use Patterson's size in your kalsomine; your mon ey returned if not satisfied. Pat terson's Paint Store. 630 So. 6th St. 19-2S I ANOTHER SHIPMENT ' of pretty rones and kimonas at Bee Begln's Dress Shop, 129 So. 7th St. 19-25 FOR SALE Unused set of "My Book House," books for children. Phone 544.1. 19-2D 1 LOOK AT THIS ROOMS OF FURNITURE includ ing piano for sale, $400- term 4 "room modern house for rent, $27.50. 720 N. 9th St. 23 Yakima Spuds per cwt. 3.25 A-l Onions, per cwf. $3.25 Onions (2nds) per cwt. 2.00 Apples 75c to 1.75 per box Grapes '5 to . 9c per lb. Sweet Spuds 5c per lb. Eggs 50c per doz., by ct. 48c l' Cider 40c per gal. SCOTTI PRODUCE CO. 201 East .Main Phone 927 23 tf STOVES. ALL KINDS For leas. Gooding, 236 Main St. Below the Court House. 2:1-24 f'0R ALE Ford sedan, good condi- r.r.n - write Hnv le u aid, for appolnt'neni WANTED WOMAN WANTED To cook on ranch; all winter job. D. D. Liskey Malln, Ore. 20-27 WANTED Woman wants practical nursing and housekeeping. Phono 345-W. 19-2B" 2 BUSINESS MEN want room hoard, central location; state term write Box 217 care Herald. 23-25 WOMAN WANTS practical nursing or general housework. Inquire llald win hotel. 23-25 WANTED Experienced accessory parts clerk. Do not apply unlets experienced nnd can give refer ences. Acme Motor Co. 23-25 EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER wishes position; capable, conscien tious. Write Box 218 care Heritfj LOST AND FOUND $100 REWARD I will pay one hundred dollars for lnformaflor; that will load to the conviction of tho thieves who stole a trunk and wearing apparel from the bunk house on my ranch. Information will bo considered confidential. Rex E. BOrd. Nov.4-Jan. 4 LOST Suit case, west side of Tule lake; leave at Herald office; $5 reward. 18-24 til T
