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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1925)
Friihty, December 11, 1!2.r. EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Seven f ONLN 'TWO MORE DAVfilt) tlfl IIP f CHCe OP DOCfllE - Yot 5. AS I Live IT'8 f TWE BtRKiEflTftHAYONLOReTTA'S ) MAV8r.MOMBl.e99- vOMPO - AFTe"R -""' f "WHY MY WAR YOUNG MAN A T COME ON VOL) LL COLLECTORS- ) P . ,7 VJHeRE DID YOO Pino my y 'bY PAPA'S ReADV TOR You NOW- y t v pnecious DoaaiE Wuor t--r-e HERALD'S American Legion Klnimiili Pout No. 8. Meetings III nml 3rd Tuesday. Court Hoom llnseineut. K. It. 01. IIS. Cnmm'nd'r. Phono sr,2W P. O. ELKS Meet Thursduy evening. Villi llIK !.. mi., t- woli-nlll". Elki Temple. 3rd & Main. Charlton Currln. Bulled Ruler, Tom Dclrell. Bocy, K. of C. Council No. 2255 .MrDtlngit 8 P. M. 2nd nml III' Tii"' diiy.'. Lycctltri Hall, 8th and null - vi 'iutiK KHenw wulcomu. i Chan. Palturfioii. (I. K. CPMANCNT CONBTRUCTIOfi ' Exclusive Licensed Mini 11 fn. 1 11 -.--. for The new Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Brick for Founda tions, Walla, Buildings, olc. Absolutely Flro and Weather Proof nt a tout lean thnn any othor form of mnsonnry. Stono-Tllo coniitructlon elim inates upkeep expense, In In destructible, and la approval! by tho boat architects and bulldora. Unexcelled its n 1mm for mil . o finish. Let I s BatlntntO Your Job ConCrete Pipe Co. dlli ami Market. Phono BH1SW Kodak Work Leave Your Films Before 90clocK-Your A,r4. Pictures are m KLAMATH FALLS OREGON ww" WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS Unexpected Luck BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. Witlard Johnson Teacher of Piano Sin. II. i f,n:t Third SI. Flume t . - 2S I.M Residence I' h o n ii 79oW Dr. Philip Cole General Practice of Dentistry open Evening! hy Appointment Phono 5(19 Ms Main Ovi-r Mini's Storo J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Phono 204M 210 High St. DR. J. G. GOBLE Ol'TOMETHIST OPTICIAN "09 Main St. Phono 669W Mnlin and grind glasses. Dupli cate broken lenses, ropalr frames. DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office find Residence Phono 321 I. O. 0. F. Tomplo A. W. Schaupp Altornoy-at-Law 212-214 I. 6. 0. F. Rldg Mary Coe Peterson Teacher of Dancing Call 8JdJ for appointment Vochatzer Bros. WELL DRILLERS l Phone 225 k 1731 Melrose Estimates given on Water SyateniH. Prices Reasonable. ready at 6 re V TV Baled Straw STEWART HINGT0NJTnr LETTER,": By GMABJjBS p. STKWAIIT NBA S-rvlro Wrlt.-r WAHHINOTON. Would u mon ument add to or detract from tho bomity und impretiidvcncus of tho Kpot where the unknown soldier ret. Tbu War Dopurtment wnnta n marvT C3d usk Congrena for $,toi Id erect one. Thin re (uet will meet opposition just how much is uncertain until the ques Hon neturflly cotnoR up on tho ;;round that tho unadorned slab vhlt-h marks his Kravo Is tho most appropriate memorial to tho un known. Nobody disputes his title to the highest honors tho couutry can pay. Tho difference of opln In relates only to the manner of piryiUK them. Congrooitona! Investigations arc noted for the Infreiiuency with which they nchlovo any worth-wbllo re sults. It remained, however, for Vlco Chairman B. 0, Plumtjier of tho United States Shipping Board in doscriuo tho futility of such in quiries, along at least ono line, with the maximum of crispness and compactness of stylo. "For. 56 years." said Plummcr. addressing the Atlnnllc. Deeper Wa terways Association at Miami re cently. "Congress has been investi gating tho problem of an American tliorc riant marine. The printed mai ler that has resulted from these efforla would fill a good-sized room. Yet not a single Important tact has been established that did not ap pear In the modest volume present ed by 'tho Lynch commission of ISM." Plummer bolls the essential part oven of tho Lynch report down to n 100-word paragraph urging n ship subsidy. With the recent dismissal of the Ifiut of lis war fraud indictments the government oomploted u perfect' siiire. One hundred per cent of Us war graft prosecutions have been lost. KN0XV11.I.B. Iowa. The hero's revenge, a real drama of real life: "Wnltc Phillips, bookkeeper, wods daughter of J, 1). Elliott, millionaire banker, Bride's family disapproves and grboin moves to Oklahoma, where he makes $40,000,000 in oil. lOlghteen years later, son-ln-lnv re turns and saves riitlier-ln-law'.i b'nnk with his millions." Z. Peters (Orad. Univ. Calif.) Teacher of Piano and Violin Aeiredltod by Stnte Board of lCducatlon. Phone 45 1W - Murphey s THE EVENING HERALD'S ;l,,lssiriM AV HATES Pint luacrtlon ,-r line I Or Two innortbin.) llfio ifir Tbrne Insortlorui per Hue '.'.0, Fotir Intortlone per lln 2Ar Week (0 time) per line BOc One Month per line 715c Minimum marge Hi. Ado out consecutlro am charged ai new fol lowing each omUelon. First Insertion II IU "New Today" column without extra ehuria, bat ell Innertlofiii lu that column are et tint Insertion rate. NKW TODAY FOlt HAI.K :t h. p..Wir,r single phuse 1 10-220 A. C. electric mo tor. Phone 77J. 11-17" Comptroller of Currency Urges Immediate Passage of McFadden Bill WASHINGTON, Dec. II. (p) National hanks thronrhnut the country are feeling mor- and more the restrictions laid uroun.l them by federal statutes and grenN-r freeBOlb for them was described as impera tive In the annual report or J. W. Mcintosh, comptroller of the curren cy, made public today. The' cbiHp trollor cited detailed statistics to show an Increasing exodus from tin: nutlonul banking Vrtem and he pro dieted it would continue until the national bunking laws nr. amended. To accomplish tho needed relief, Mr. Mcintosh strongly urged enact ment of the McFadden bill, a meas ure which was passed by the house last congress but which never was reached by the senate. ' "It is a well known fact," the re port added, "that 'many national banks are anxiously awaiting en actment of such a' bill as that which" failed at the last session of congress. If they cannot at this time obtain! some such amendments to their churter powers as are therein pro posed there will bo a still greater exodus from the nationnl system." Mr. Mcintosh Bald that although the resources of the national banks bad steadily increased from year to year and the condition of the federal banks remained strong, the rela tive Increase nevertheless in the total resources of tho notional insti tutions bad been slowly falling as compared with the resources of state banks atid trust companica. He men tioned that during tho forty year period ending with July 1, 1924. the total resources of national banks had fallen from 75 per cent of the totul banking resources of the couu try to about 4 7 per cent. ; Tho last IS months, he said, had witnessed a further shrinkage in tho propor tion of the total resources held by the national banks. EVERETT TRUE YOU wirn .... v I.e. ft 1 till r 1 . Feed Store. NATIONAL BANKS 100 H STRICT 0 1 tvji 1! s 1 KNO'tij TKOROUS.H v-V AJHA-c j'f )g V. r :hj ttnwwTmw-an.--i I MKU, . l-rM: I: KV-' N'KW TOKAY NO SKID KOI.K3 Jack Frost, Oth HI. 11 FOR BA1B AT COST Home new fur i', ats, collar and cuff eets and oilier ready-to-wear furs, call Pine Street. I'bone 27J. 11 SPECIAL BALE f'ook stoves, box stoves, beaters, men's orercoats. ladles' overcoats, all kludu or goods '. uVe you money, see uick, zzo .Main m. n-ia FOR BALK Belgian Police dog, fe male; needs a home. See DICK 220 Main St. 11-13 COOK STOVES and healers, all kinds at reduced price, Powell's Second Hand store, below the court housij 11-12 FOR RENT Furnished apartments 419 N. loth St. Phone 342W. Ii II - J 11 LARGE, PLEASANT front room next to bath, close In; hoard If pre ferred. Phone 1U23W. 1135 i'lne 1 1-12 YOUR OPPORTUNITY No exper ience required; we teach you. train you, cooperate with you; no In vestment for samples; you are your own boss, 73 stores from coast to coast to help you. Wo are placing Partner - Representatives in every town. YOU can clear from 13000 irp yeurly. Write or call 303 Exchange fildg.. Pdrtland. Or. 11-14 FOR SALE $42",i New 4 room bungalow, bri'akfasl nook, hardwood floors, full basement with cement floor, lurnuee; S100U cash, balance like rent. JG0 PER FOOT Good apartmen site on Pine street. SfiOO Corner lot 40 x 100 on East Main. CHILCOTE AND SMITH 727 Main 11-12 WANTED High school boy wants work after school and on Satur day's. Write Box 22C, care Herald. 11-17 FOR RENT One room bachelor cabin. 121 north 11th. IP WILL PAY (.'ASH for us-.1 light ear. . any shape or model. 522 So. 5th. St. D 11 - J 11 CARD OF THANKS We desire to take this means of express-in;: our thanks to our friends and neighbors for the many kind nesses shown and for t'le . floral of ferings during our bereavement in the death of our loving son and bro ther. Norman. W. C. BURKE and family. FOR RENT 4 room house and gar Terms. 503 Martin St. 11-1 2 11-12 GARAGE FOR KENT Phone 557J. 11-12 FOR KENT Modern new four room house: garage, woodshed, range, breakfast nook. Phone 325. 11-12 FOR SALE New 3 room house, newly furnished; close to Mills school -house; can bo had very cheap if taken within a few days, age, $20 per month. Phono 207W. By CONDO DON'I KMOVM - cr -jr-r -A, 8ISVKH. I Phone 87, . 1 - -A CLASSIFIED AD SECTION FOR ItKNT FOR ItKNT -First class furnished upnrtment. steam heated. McCar thy Apartments, G30 Pluo. Phono 800. 29tf FOR RENT Cabins for white men. Hee Collins, 724 Market St. D2-J2' FOR RENT S room furnished house bath, fireplace, stone foundation, C e in e n t sidewalks, woodshed, chicken house, 150 per month; cheaper rate If paid In advance for more than month; good for I or 6 bachelors or fumlly. 324 Lewis St.. west side of river. 7-12 FOR RENT Steam heated apart ment. 511 High. Call 299W. 9-11 FOR RENT Furnace heated rooms, large and sunny, close In. 1018 Washington. Phono 335. lO-l FOR RENT Cozy 2 room steam heated Apt. with private bath; one block from Main. Phone 518. 10-13 FOlt RENT First class furnished 4 room cottage; call at Winters Apt. No. 301. IJI'J-tr FOR RENT Furnished bouse, gar age. 40 West Pine. 9-12 MIHCELLANEOCH EXPERT We have one of the best radiator, fender and body men to be had anywhere. Old fenders made ,to look now. BUICK & STAR Garage. 20 tf WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax fng, bouse cleaning and janitor service. References. A.M. Rhodes. Phone 380W. 7tf TRIANGLE CAFE The place to gel gooa cats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf SHOES REPAIRED BT 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-nl EXPERT PORTRAIT WORK either at studio C27 S. 6th St. or your home. Call 234, ask for E. Haydcn Jones. 7-11 MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 11. (iPi Cattle nominally steady; no re ceipts.- Hogs nominally steady; receipts 160 (71 contract). Sheep nominally steady; receipts' 525. ' Eggs, 1 to 2c lower. Current re-; ceipts 36; fresh medium 33 to 3314; fresh standard firsts 35 to 36; J iieso sianoaro extras 37 to 37; fresh undersized 27 to 27. Butter steady. Extra cubes, cii'v 50c net shippers track in zone 1. CrcSm delivered Portland 53c. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.60 cwt. f. o. b. Portland. Poultry firm. Heavy hens 25 to 26; light 19; springs 25; broilers nominal; young white ducks 23 to 25; dressed turkeys 3S to 40; live nominal; geese nominal. Potatoes quiet, 52.50 to $2.00. Onions quiet, $1.75. Nuts steadv. Walnuts number 1. 30 to 32; filberts 26: almonds 27 to 31; Brazil nuts 21 to 23; Oregon chestnuts 16. I Hops quiet. New crop, clusters 22; fuggles 25. Cascara bark quiet, steady, 'i to 7 ; Oregon grape root nominal TALK TO PRETTY GIRLS IS ONE WAY TO LIVE LONG OXFORD, Eng. (ip) Listen to music, look at beautiful things, chat with friends, wear your best clothes and talk all you can to pretty girls, If you wish to live for many years. This is the advice given -by Pro fessor Friar Bacou of Oxford, where the average age of the heads of all the colleges has reached seventy years. Among the educators a conclusion prevails, however, that longevity is an accident rather than an achieve ment. Everything in Nursery Stock Fruit trees, shade trees, nut troes berries, shrubs, vinos and roses. Special list of bardy variety suit ed for planting here. J. A. FARLEY Will gladdl-y give advice on "whnt to plant and when to plant" Phone B8H-J 906 Main FOR BALE I .WIW1IW"- XMAH TREKS All sIzch. mi". fully selected. Phono 4.46M, 8-14" FOR SAI.K Lloyd wicker baby bug gy. Phono 401. 9-11 W ATKINS PRODUCTS 127 N. th St. Phone 4d'Mt. 9-15 A REAL SACRIFICE Chevrolet ac dan in good condition; good rubber and engine Just overhauled, $385. Phono 481. -(f Ynklmn Spuds per cwt. $3 21, A -1 Onions, per cwt. S3.2B 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. 18c Cider 40c per gal. SCOTTI PRODUCE CO. 201 East Main Phone 927 23 tf FOR SALE Studebaker touring car, good running condition, $100 for quick sale. Call Peterson, 838J. 2-15 ORANGE S. ORANGES, Oranges. I will ship you a 40-lb. (net) box of fine orunges for 42, f. o. b. Corn ing, Calif. This fruit Is tree ripen ed and can't be beat. H. H. Phil lips, Corning, Calif. 3 tf FOR SALE $1100 Lyon ft Healy Player and $250 Sonora phono graph: 50 player rolls and about 150 Victor records, cheap for quick sale. Inquire. evenings, 7 to 9, at 1329 Lookout Ave. 4-24 FOR SAI.K OR TRADE for towi. property: 320 acre Bryant ML partly improved; 75 acraa potato land. L. Llndsey. 220 S. 4th. 5-11 FOR SALE 1923 Bulck four truck, very good condition. Call New City Laundry. 6-11 FOR SALE 1400 ewes, fine wool; mixed ages, $ 1 2 per bead. Box 115, Merrill, Ore. 7-12 FOR SALE Vlrtrolo. good cabinet machine, $35. Phone 704. 7-12 FOR SALE, by owner: Hudson coach, 1922 model, good mechanical con dition; two good spares; must be seen to be appreciated. Call 275. Ask for Mr. Price. 7-12 FOR SALE Mrs. Van Camp will have on display at Stlnson's stu dio. Dec. 14, 15. 16 and 17, all kinds of articles suitable for hall day gifts. 7-12 FOR SALE Late model Bulck four completely overhauled; repainted and the best of condition every way; bargain. BUICK AND, STAR GARAGE. Dependable used cars. ,8-tf 19 25 STAR SPT. TR'G. Looks ahd runs like new; used leas than, 1000 miles; bargain. BUICK' AND STAR GARAGE. Dependable used cars. 8-tt PEDIGREED Newfoundland pups, the' perfect dog for children and watch; also have few pedigreed collies; satisfaction guaranteed. Fred Schneider, Albany, Or.10-16 FOR SALE 180 head range ewes, in good condition. O'Connor Bros. Klamath Falls, Merrill Rt. 10-16 . IF IT'S SECOND HAND you want, I have It. Williams Furniture store. 624 Klamath Ave. 10-16 WANTED HEMSTITCHING All fast colors; satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. H. Allender. 514 Walnut. N 12--D T3 SALESMEN WANTED Big money year around In selling our completb line of bank supplies, including check covers, pass books, savings pass books, checks, etc. 1000 dif ferent advertising novelties; 300 exclusive calendars; exclusive con tract; commissions weekly, big money on repeat orders. Twenty sixth successful year. Sales Mgr., Bankers Adv. & Supply Co., Iowa City, Iowa. 4- . MANAGER WANTED County dis tributor for different counties. Na tional products backed by nation al advertising. Distributors in oth er counties making as high as $400 per month. Write qualifica tions in first letter. Ro-vig-a-tor. 211 Broadway, Portland, Ore.8-17 WANTED 50 used guns and 25 used tents. Connolly Bros. 912 Main St. D 9 - J LOST AND FOUND $100 REWARD I will pay one hundred dollars for Information that will load to tho conviction of the thieves who stole a trunk and wearing apparel from the bunk house on my ranch. Information will be considered confidential. Rex E. Bord. Nov.4-Jan. 4 LOST 35 x 5 tire, rim and cover, for Cadlllnc, between Keno and Greensprlngs summit; $10 reward If returned to Herald. 8-14
