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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HERALD'S
American Legion
Klamath Post No. 8.
Mooting 1 Hi nmt 3rd
Tuesdiiya, Court lloiiso
RnHcuieut.
F. it. OLDS, Comip'nd'r,
Phono S52W
B.
P. O. ELKS Meet
Thursday evening. Visit
ing member welromc.
Elks Temple, .in! a Main.
Charlton Ctirrln Rttlt) I
Killer, Tom I)nle. Hrry.
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Mi'tll)K S I'. M.
Ind miii ittt 'I'M. 1 1 . ,
Lyceum Hull. Slh mid
iiuh Writing Kuignu
woloome,
t'huN. Paltftrson, (1. K.
(WNMANCNT CONSTRUCTION'
Exclusive LIccmmmI Miimi
fnrltirors for
Tho haw Concrete Hollow-Will
Mull. line Brick for Founda
tion, Walla. Buildings, Ate,
Absolutely Mra nd Wenthnr
Proof nt n com loss than any
othor form of nuiHonnry.
Stono-Tllo construction elim
inate upkeep expense, In In
dAltruotiblbi and l approved
by tbn Iihhi arohUoota und
bulldorn.
UllCXColU'fl UN tl has.- for
Hturro flnlHli,
IjAt Vh ICntliiiiilo Vour Job
ConCrete Pipe Co.
Dili nmi Market',
I'lione ;.s;
Kodak
iLeayeYour Films
before 90clocK-Your
Piciuras are
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
f-y-1 B'JV THtIR DRUGS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Mrs. Willard Johnson
Teacher of Piano
Itoaldonro 1000 California
Phono 7 0 0 W
Studio 503 3rd Si. Ph.284M
Dr. Philip Cole
Oonoral Practlrn of Donlluiry
(Ipcn KvfnlnRk hy AppolnliiK'iU
Pbon ri!i ms Main
Ovur Moa'h Storo
J. C. CLEGHORN
CIVIL RNHINKEK
ANO 8URVHVOB
Phnnn SUM 210 High s'l.
DR. J. a GOBLE
Ol'TOMKTIllST OPTICIAN
701) Main 8t. , Phono B09W
Hake nud grind glaiiaoii. Dupll
cato hrokun lcnaci, repair frames.
DR. F. R. GODDARD
(IKTKOI'ATIIIC PHYSICIAN
AND Sl'IKiRON
Office nnd n'ldenoe Phono 331
L o. o. K. Tmpla
A. W. Schaupp
Atlorney-nt-I.nw
212-2U I. O. O. r. Dldg
Mary Coe Peterson
Teacher of Dancing
Calf 836J for appointment
Vochatzer Bros.
WajUi mil i.i.i us
Phone 225 K
1731 Melrose
Katlnintea given on Water
Byatoma. Prleca IlenaonKble.
Work
ready at 3 p.
Baled Straw
m
Vi' ix
Spider Slays
Small Mouse
WABIIINGC1TON. Dec 2. (P) A
vourhattfed atory of u long battlo
between 1111 ordinary kind oi apldcr
and a bulf grown mouae In which
the Kpldur WOO by tedloully wrap
ping Ita .muihI around tile mouae's
lull anil evenluully lifting It frco of
l'ie floor Into ita web, baa been
added to tho long Hal of nature's
pnrudlca hy the Nature aaaaclatlon.
The r'ir;- h--ed on n report
made to Ii b Martin J. Arvlu of
Indiana, who aald he first f iund the
racuso caught In tho r.pider'a web
behind u leu of hhi kitchen range.
When ho first law It In tlio
mornta, the mojiso was suspended
with several atranda around its tail
and was desperately scnitchlni; the
rioor with Ita forefoot. With tUtU
attempts to draw tho mouso from
tho floor by throwing a web larlal
around tin neck, the aplder took a
position at tho baao of the mouse's
tall where the skin was tender, and
"evidently unk Its mandlblea into
tho victim, which was noticed t.
fllncii several thnoa,"
Ilelurnlng home In the evening
Arvln said ho found tho mouse, then
dead, lifted Into tho web 'a full inch
nbovo tho floor. Things remained
undllturbod until tho following
morning when the mouse had been
raised one and three ijuarter Inrhos.
SOA IKT XKWHPAPKHS HKCKKAHfC
as PERCENT IN TU KLVK YKARS
MOSCOW (P) Tho number of
newspapera In Soviet Russia In com
parison with 1913 has decreased by
32 per cent. There are now publish
ed throughout the federation GSR
newspapers, as ngnlnBt S70 In pre
war times, but tho circulation of the
Soviet paper exceeds the pre-war
time circulation by 110 per com,
having reached by July 1 tit's year
nearly S, 000, 000, Tho lttrgs politi
cal paperH, like Pravda and Izvcs
tin. have n circulation of morn than
1,500. OdO each.
The present number of magazines
published in Russia is nbout the
same as before tho revolution, but
owing to their high prices, they are
practically Innccesslblo to tho aver
age reader. Tho mngaiines seldom
find their Wfty to the villages.
NEW YORK. Two thousand brnc
os of Christmas candles, filled with
whlBkoy, cardials and gin nro lu
the passosslon of prohibition iigonls
nnd flvo girl candy makers have
boon arrested In a factory.
Sununor, It soems, dies frjm
long fall,
I
Z. Peters
(drnd. Univ. Calif.)
Tonehor of Piano nnd Violin
Accrodltod by Sla,to Hoard
of Education.
Phpne 45 1W
- Murphey's
CIjAHHIKIPO All ItATKH
Hint liinertlon p" Hn 10o
Two lnnrrtlon.1 per lln lo
Three Inaortlona per lino 2lc
Four IniwHIona ' imt lino 'Mr
Week (O timet) per lino 3lc
One Month por linn 75o
Minimum cnarg itc, Ada not
eonaecutlve aro ebarged aa naw M
lowlng onch omlwlon
Firat Inaortlon U In "Nw Today"
column without extra charge, but all
Inaortloua lu that column ara at tint
Inaortlon rate.
N K W TOI A Y
POll RENT 2 room furnished Apt.
Call 703 N. 9th St. 2-4
FOR hale Limb wood, ic In., Ill;
body wood, 110. Phono K4S. 2-8
I.OHT Bunch of keys on ring, be
tween 2227 Reclamation St. and
Ho. Pac. depot. Return to Herald
office. 2-3'
FOR RENT Cabins ror white Bion.
Hen Collins, 724 Market St. IJS-.12 '
POUND Child' ch.ve und shell
rimmed glaaai-a. Inquire Herald
office. 2-3
FOR SALE Studobftk r touring car,
good running condition, $100 for
quick sale. Call Peterson; s.,CJ.
2-lu
FOR RENT Furnished lions.!. 4
rooms nnd bath, on pnvqment.
Phone 14M. 2-4
COMPOSITION half aol-.-j guar.mt- '1
three months or a new pair free.
Jack Froat. 2
BOOKKEEPER of wide esperiedee
would like at permanent position
with some firm, or to take core
of ii few small sets of hooks. Phone
iiSUM. 2-4
FOR SALE- 1924 Ch-vrolcl tourinst.
fine condition, driven 5000 miles,
1375. Phone 8G1J. 2-8
WELL ROTTED garden manure for
sale. Phone 503M. 2-4
FOR RENT Furnished two room
cottage one block from Main St.
Phone 9S0W. 1-3
FOR SALE Flat top de; oak;
practically now. Price reasonable.
Phone 280J aftor 7 p.m. 2-4
TIltKI) OF RK1XO A STEXO,
ENTKKKD MAN'S FIELD
LONDON. Kathleen Britten has
ecome London's first woman con
veyancer. And he does not seo
why any callable woman could not
do her sort of work If she was in
terested In It.
"Tho trouble with bo many girls
Is that they get Into groove and
sl:i there," she said. "1 got tired of
being u stenographer, studied real
property and persuaded a firm that
was. advertising for a male convey
ancer i hat a woman who handled
that sort of work for solicitors for
years ould fill the place as well."
Miss Britter Is 24 and has been
a business woman, for about five
years. Her mother was housekeep
er for too lato Lord Love.-.iuli'i",
who took an Interest In tho amM
Jons of thq young stenographer u;,d ,
oncouraged her to study law.
EVERETT TRUE
-HG.C.LC?, eveRTT(
Feed Store.
Y u VC R, "St X, KAL. C RlT
IT'S HY BACK. THAT'S fei
Keeps Busy
Unhl.'u Ken..- of our trailing nuclllMt.'
( Benny Alscr. youthful California
. .welterweight, believes In keeping
busy these days In a stretch ot
week he's fought IS liir.es. beln
rated but once Ufa out to ut
th- record of IS I, . it, as many
w-eeka hunt; u; u. ... uulm
CHI; . - -
MARKETS
PORTLAND. Oro.. Dec. 2: (Jp)
Cattle nominally steady; no re
ceipts. Hogs strong (o 10c higher: re
ceipts 520. Lightweight (160 to
200 lbs.) common, medium, good
and choice 12.25i J12.G0.
Sheop steady to 25c higher; re
ceipts 100. Lambs, medium to good
(Valleyl JU.OOft 12.75.
Eggs soft, unchanged. Current
receipts 41; fresh me.dium.38
38 Vi fresh standard firsts 451?
45 i; fresh standard extras 44 0
44V4; fresh ajndersized 3003014.
Butter, soft, unchanged. Extra
cubes, city 52; standards 51 V, ;
prime firsts 5114: firsts 50; un
dergrades nominal: prints 55; car
tons 56,
Milk steady. Best churning cream
53 net shippers ' track in zone 1.
Cream delivered Portland 57. Rax
milk ( I -per cent) $2.60 cwt. fob
Portland.
Poultry nominally steady. Heavy
hons 26; light 19; springs 24025;
broilers 29 0 30; young white ducks
22025; dressed turkeys nominal;
live nominal.
Potato market slow, prices steady
$2,500)2.60.
Onions steady at current levels
$1.75.
Nuts steady. Walnuts number 1.
2S;. .i.'l; filberts 26: almonds 270
31; Brazil nuts 2402S: Oregon
chestnuts 16.
Cascnra bark quiet, steady, 614
0714; Oregon grape root nominal.
Hops quiet, inactive. New crop
clusters 2214; fuggles 25.
By CONDO
iHCW'5 Ycu UvfcR
Phone 87,
FOR RENT
FOR RENT First class furnlshud
upartmont, steam heated. McCar
thy Apartment, 630 Pine. Phono
800. 29tf
FOR RENT First class furnished 4
room cottage; no children or dogft.
Call at 315 Lincoln. 7-tf
ROOMS, with or without board, close
in, Phone 229W. 20-2'
FOR RENT Front sleeping room
for one or two people; furnace
heat. 514 Walnut. 28-6
FOR RENT 1 Bleeping room, pri
vate entrance. 439 N. 10th St.
30-5
FOR RENT Partly furnlshct Apt.
225 So. 5th St. 30-2
FOR RENT Sleeping room for one
or two men; bath adjoining. Fur
nace heat. Phone 203. 30-2
FOR RENT Sleeping room adjoin
ing batb, for gentleman; also gar
age. 611 Ni 11th St. Phone 1016W.
30-2
FOR RENT Partly furnlahed 4
room house, with bath. Phone
482R. 818 V. 9tb St. 30-2
FOR RENT 3 room house. Phone
363 W. 28-1
FOR RENT Neat 3 room house.
263 So. Riverside. 28-5
FOR RENT 2 room house and
sleeping porch, hard street, $16.
Call Phone 5. 1-2
FOR RENT Woman wants refined
young lady to share home. Cal;
828. 1-3
FOR RENT Bedroom, cloae in. $4
per week. Phone 56SR. 1143 Pln.
1-2
$100 REWARD I will pay one
hundred dollars for information
that will lead to the conviction of
the thieves who atole a trunk and
wearing apparel from the bunk
house on my ranch. Information
will bo considered confidential.
Rex E. Bord. Nov. 4-Jan. 4
National Forest Timber for Sale
Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor. Medford, Oregon,
up to and including December 17,
1925, for all merchantable Douglas
fir, white fir and yellow pine tlm-i
her, standing or down, and all live
timber marked or designated fori
cutting on an area embracing about
45 acres within a portion of the
nortn-east one quarter ot section s.
Township 36 South, Range 6 East,
W. M., Crater National Forest. Ore
gon, estimated to be 56,000 feet B.
M. of yellow pine, 55,000 feet B. M.
of Douglas fir and 7,000 feet B. M.
of white fir timber, more or less.
No bid of less than $5.50 per M feet
B. M. for the yellow pino and $3.15
per M feet B. M. tor the Douglas fir
and white fir will be considered.
Fifty dollars must be deposited with
each bid to be applied on the pur
chase price, refunded or retained in
pari as liquidated damages, accord
ing to conditions of sale. The right
to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Before bids are submitted, full in
formation concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submission
of bids should be obtained from the
Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon.
Nov. 18, Dec. 2.
DEATH RATE OF INFANTS
ALARMS JAP GOVERNMENT
TOKYO. (JP) The death rate
of infants in Japan is on the increase
principally because of the deficiency
of relief and sanitary measures. Of
ficial statistics disclose that more
than 1,300.000 babies die in the em
pire every year. In tho light of these
facts tho home ministry has decided
on tht establishment of sanitary sta
tions In every city throughout the
country in which the population is
nloro than 50.000. It Is expected that
more than 3,000,000 yen will be ex
pended in this work. Physicians nnd
nurses will be on duty at each of
these stations.
PRODIGY AT AGE OF FOUR,
ENTERS COLLEGE AT 14
BERKELEY, Calif. (JP) Mat
thew Marsh of this city, who at the
ago of four was declared by Dr.
Maria Montessori, noted educator, to
be tho "brightest hoy in California,"
has entered the University of Cali
fornia nt 11.
Marsh is small for his age and so
hns been barred from the R. O T. C.
ranks, but otherwise he is taking part
In nil the normal activities ot a reg
ular freshman. In celebration of ttlg
admission. Marsh donned his first
long trousers.
906 Main
LOST AND FOUND
i
FOR SALE
A REAL SACRIFICE Chevrolet e
dnn In good condition ', good rubber
and engine Just overhauled, 38S,
Phor.e 12J. 6-tf
VOR SALE-- Hemstitching machine
und art goods. Call at Singer,
Sewing .Machine Co. 20-2'
Yakima Spuds por cwt. $3.25
A-l Onions, per cwt. $3.35
Onlona (2nda) per cwt. 2.00
Apples 75c to 1.75 per box
Grapes 5 to Dc per lb.
Swoot Spuds 5c por lb.
Eggs 50c per doz.. by ct. 48a
Cliler 40c per gal.
8COTTI PRODUCE CO.
201 East Main Phone 927 23 tf
FOR SALE Now modern, 4 room
stucco house, outside city Mmits
on highway. Phono 766. 30-Si
FOR TRADE Dodge touring on a
small residence property, inquire
16 Loomls building. 30-2
FOR SALE New threo room cottage
near scbool and storo; must sell
at once; a real bargnln. 503 Martin
St. 30-2".
FOR SALE 40 aero ranch, 6H
miles west or Grants Pass, all fanc
od; small house, barn, 30 A. un
der plow; creek through place:
with water right; good soll;half in
crop: the best part of Josephine
Co., on graveled road, mall route;
school 200 yds.; price $1600
$1100 cash, balance federal loan;
Just $40 per acre. Wrlto owner,
.Martin Conger, 707 So. 6th St.,
Grants Pgos, Ore. 30-3
FOR SALE China closet; glaaa
door. Phone 951 J or call 80S
FTont trcet. 28-
FOR SALE Four purebred Durham
I bulls, three years old. Writs or
phone Oville Elliott, Klamath
Agency, Ore. 2S-tf
FORD COUPE. 1924 Bargain, good
every way.
BUICK & STAR GARAGE
For Dependable Used Cars. 28 tt
STAR 1925 Sport model, used leas
than 4 months, in excellent condi
tion, for about $225 less than
new.
BUICK & STAR GARAGE
For Dependable Used Cars. 28tf
FOR SALE Good Ivory dresser.
Phone 733R. 1-3
DEC. PRE-INVENTORY Sale-$42.50
coats $35; $35 to $30 coats $25;
$25 coats $20. 15 discount on
coats $50 and up; '20 discount
on dresses; 25 discount on lad
les', misses' and children's hats;
.Milady Shop, 822 Main. 1-2
MISCELLANEOUS
EXPERT We have one of the
best radiator, fender and body men
to be had anywhere. Old fenders
made to look new. BUICK &
STAR Garage. 20 tt
HAVE PROPERTY and 320 acre
of land in Colorado; will trade for
Klamath Falls property, or small
ranch. Call 238 3rd St., after S
o'clock. 30-5
LAST CAM, FOR PIANO TUNING
HAVE HARMONY and sweetness for
the holidays. Please leave notice
at Shepherd's. W. H. Morgan.
30-5
WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wmx
ing, house cleaning and Janitor
service. Refer e'n cel. A. M.
Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phono 82). tf
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to' the Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop. 121 N. 8th SL We
pay the return postage.
25c BUNDLES OF PAPER Herald
office. tf-nt
ROBERTS SUITS & OVERCOATS
Hand tailored to your measure,!
$33.50 to $17.50; also Selig Bros,
lino, 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 see me at tbe Gun'
Storo, Saturday afternoons and
evenings. A. R. "Ace" Reunor.
N 7 D 7
EXPERT PORTRAIT WORK either
at studio 627 S. 6th St. or your
home. Call 234, ask for E. Hayden
Jones. 28-5
WANTED
HEMSTITCHING All faet colors;
satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. II.
Allender. 514 Walnut. N 12--D 13
WANTED Work on furm or dairy;
experienced. Phone 16F24 or write!
A. W. Schultz, Malln, Ore. 28-4
TRUCK COIN to Portlund can haul
ton. Phono 733R. 1-S
WANTED Rhode Island Rod pul
lets. Mrs. Thresher, phone 17F6.
1-2