The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 16, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWetliR-mlay, Receiver 16. 1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Seven I " Y 3m whiz - Hewte- comS in at N n IP I mold onlv X v " 1 COUBCTOl AOAJN AN)' I CAN'T 1 I DOCK O0M6WHC f ( OH MM!V ( PAV HIiA-OH MAMA-IF I DON'T J "f? L - W Aww-oo i 7 (SCroOT OP HEKe I'M A y I! n RuailTns, ) ' C-OLLL'CTBW AfiAIM AM' I PAV HIiA-OH MAMA - IF I OCT OUT ut- Mt(& -.KINNtD HUKKINll V "WELL I'M A VIHV I'LL SVJtAR HIM SO TV A t WW I I'm . WAi-J HERALD'S American Legion Klamath Post !Co. 8, Meeting! 11 mill ;ircl Tiifn Juyji. Court HoiltS Miii-cmonl. P. It. OLDS, Comtu'nd'r. Phono SG2W B. P. O. ELKS Meet Thursday evening. .Vialt ing membera welcome. Ellin Tempi,,. 3nl it Main, Charlton furrlh Exalted IliikT. To Dli II. Huey. of C. Council No. 2255 M 0110(1 s f. m. 2titl mill -lili Tinimtuyi'. Lyceum Mull, Mb uml High VI .iiIiik Knln'itit welcome, t'lin.i. Patterson, 0. K. VenMANCNT coHtrrrsucnoNi Kxrluilvn I ln-Wil Mniiu- fttrt'ttrtira for -The now Concrotn Hollpw.Wflll IlulltlliiK BTlOI for Potiutlii tlona, WiiIIh, IlulldlnKH, etc Absolutely Flro and Weather Proof ut it colt lima thitn any otbor form of maaotiary. Btono-Tlln tomitnictlon olitn lualpa upltnop vxpcinan, Is In dnatructlhln, und la dpprovud by tbu beat nrchltucts mid btilltlorH. Unexoelled na 11 bitae for Mm i n I nil -h. Let V Katlntitto Your .lob ' ConCrcte Pipe Co. nth ami .Market. - Phono BHUW r I Ir v-- . - ' t 1 arfmiT.TTtW mm r rO0AK WORK iLeaycYour Filtxvs fyttW 90'clocK-Your am. Picairas are. W v KLAMATH FALLS 0PEG0N rnS 1 V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLB PuftiT v I UV THtlR DRUGS Presto! He'i Gone CAN'T DON'T n J For noJ. t "Do VNTlL TOrAORKOVJ- CMS K'NOWS I HOW M!V L 1 AM i 1 .... I ( ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano Studio (03 Thin! til. I'honu - - 2S1.M Itcaldetuo I' li o n c 79UW Dr. Philip Cole ni 1 practice ol Dentistry Open Evculuga hy Ai)ilnlmiut Phono 509 518 Mnlu Over Moe'o Slum J. C. CLEGHORN CIVII, ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Phone S04M 219 liiKit st. DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMBTItlST- OPTICIAN 709 Main St. Phono S0I1W Makn ntsd Krlnd Klusaeit. Dujill itito hrokeu lonaee, rupalr frnuioa. DR. F. R. GODDARD OHTKOl'ATIIIt! PHYSICIAN AND- BUROBON Office and Itnsldenro Phono 321 I. O. O. K. Tomplo A. W. Schaupp Attornoy-nt-I.nw 213-2U i Q. O. F. Hldg Mary Coe Peterson Teacher of Dancing Call S36J for appointment Vochatzer Bros. WICI.Ii 1)1111,1, ICItS l'li.me 2J5R 1731 Melrose lOatlmatCH Klvon on Water Systems, Prices Reasonable. ready at' 6 p. Baled Straw UO miA.-H6THmGro I II ! ' Ail KATKH Ftrat Insertion -..per Hoe lOr Two Inmrllon.i . . . per I in, I5 Tliroo liowrtlona . ! ... . per Hot- 20r Poor Insertions per lino So Week (O I tun-1 per line .'jl) One Month per line 7fk Minimum marge loc Ada not in i vi- are charged ai oaw fel- uwiiiK nuch uinlaajon rii i Insertion la In "New Today" rolumo without extra charge, but all Inacrtlona In that column ara at tint Insert loo rate. mm sin! KILLED BY RUM SELLEi BELIEF Tales About "Wild Man of Ring" Recalled by His Untimely Death NBW YORK. Dec. 10. (P) An obscure bootlegger Is being sought today nn the man who shot Rat tling Sikl. ending the garish caroer of the Senegalese "wild man'' of the prlio ring. Police nro seeking the bootlegger as I1I3 murderer becnuso Mrs. Louis Pfaal, KIkI'k wife, told them her hus band wan threatened by a mau trying to ftOjlect a ?2U liquor debt a tew days ago. Those of the ring and underworld who had followed Slkl's exploits were not surprised when his body was found face down In a gutter In "Hell's kitchen" for ho bad been In many brawls there. After he met a young mulatto In Memphis and married her, ho came to New York and Hell's kltei en to build 'tip a reputation as a wild young street demon. He rode till night In tnxlcabs, re fused to pay and then challenged the drivers to fight for their fare which they frequently did. He walked about town with n wine hearer tit his heels and on throe succussive dnys Invaded the Penn iiylvpnla utntlon too Into to catch a train for Memphis. After each report thnt the train was gone be would call bis wine bearer, a negro almost as huge ns himself, punch him, then slnko his thirst. Aftor thruo days tbu little gray haired Information clerk became tlrod of lite dally Invasion and took Slkl by the scruff of the nock and threw him out of the station. As Mrs. Phn! Identified the body, mii'iniM'lously shot uttered her eu- logy for him. "He was n good .hoy," she said, "but they didn't understand hlth; ho was full of lnlschlof." One thing about powder on a man's boat lapel Is It shows he has n't hnd experience enough to brush It oft. - Murphey's THE EVENING HERALD'S SEW TODAY MX I' Kit I KNC Kit (.'All. will Im glujs to children by hoin, liny or month, hy t'ompetont wotnun. Mm. H. Board. Phono Til. 20Wimh ItlKtotl Hi. It'ti WAN'I'KI) I'lunton-' r.,r miinll Job. ll'l north 1 1th 81. 10-17 i.okt Tuesday, Bwihh wrint wateb, ni ii onyx ring; liberal ruwartl for tlmlr ri'tnni to Herald office, 10-18 roil ItBNT 2 Mor.i furolibed P artmont 527 Klainntii Am. Pbone Kil. 1C KOIt ItKNT Now -' room coltagij. fiirnh,hiicl. rhono 19K21. 10-18 KOIt HAI.HJ Jeraey, 2nd culf rhl fer). Thoodor 'Holm, 2V4 Wllea, Mhllanil roiol. 1C-17 Be Careful Where You Cut Down Your Christmas Trees PORTLAND, Ore . Dee. lti. (JP That the practice of 4 taking Christmas troes along "roadsides, or wlu-p-ver they ) may be found, fa not only mor- ally wrong, but u direct viola- tlen of the law both in Ore- gou and Washington, 1b the substance of a statement Is- sued today by the United States ' forest service. The Oregon low provides treble damages for tresspass or V cutting trees, stating' that "Whenever any person shall cut down, girdle or otherwise Injure or carry off any tree. f timber or shrub on the land of v another, without lawful author- Ity In an action hy such per- 4 son. if Judgment be given for the plaintiff, It shall he given for treble the amount of dam- llgCB." Seek Moron as Triple Slayer BATAV1A, III., Dec. 10. UP) Police hunting for the murderer who Saturday night slew Henry Jeske, 34, and his wifo and their six year old son Ralph, said they were con vinced the killer was Herman C'oppes, 20, a moron, who as a boy of 14 low Mrs. Manny Slep and her two babies In her farm homo In Plato, HI., 12 miles northwest or here. Coppes escaped some mouths ago from the prison farm at Jollet, where he was serving a life sentence. SMALL I.OSK8 8CIT BPRINGFfBLD, Tils.. Doc. 16. (iP) Len Small, governor of Illinois today lost his appeal in the state supreme court and was directed to account for approximately $1,000, 000 alleged., withheld by him while ttato Troacurer. EVERETT TRUE five SAID MO fouq ora IN rttr A tr i- II "U" 1 sf "J. Feed Store. II, . Ii . . .ttira i ll h t.mtamy WBLU, NOW, LISTEN, MR-TRUt'." i ' i i ii ,i i NEW TODAY LOST f, phonograph records; put In wrong cur. Return to Karl Shepherd's .Music store. 10-22' WANTED llookkeoplng position; experience In time and bookkeep ing Mills, packing house, It. It, and car construction work; would loav" statu. Phono 980W, or wrl'e liny. 227. c-o Herald. IB-IS KOIt ItKNT Two rooms partly fur nished. $12. 813 Alameda. 16-18 ROOM AND HOARD With private fuinlly, for one or two working men, 140 month. 59 Wash. Phone 42iU. 16-18 CHRISTMAS HARGAINS A CORNER LOT, 81 feet on California Avenue at Roose velt St.; Price $30 cash. A CORNER LOT in Shipping ton on pavement; Price $200 terms. A CORNER LOT, r,8 feet on Oregon Ave. across the street from the grocery store; Price $325; Terma. The Walton Wright Company Phone 643W or 831W 18 FOR SALE Chevrolet touring 1924; good condition; cash or terms. 029 So. 6th after 4 :30. 16-22'nt KOIt SALE Plymouth Rock pullets, ready to lay, 701 north 11th. 16' START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Mpvo Into your own home on Jan 1. WE HAVE a new four room honse. on fine" large lot over looking the valley: price only $1900; terms: $500 down, balance easy. ALSO A 3 ROOM cottage on Oregon Avenue, for $2200 and It only takes $300 cash to , move In. THEN WE HAVE a beautifully finished 4 room new bouse, with bath and breakfast nook thrown In, in Fairview district, fireplace nnd every conven ience built In; complete in cluding linoleum, shades and electric fixtures. Price $3500. Terms: $500 cash, balance $50 per month. The Walton Wright Company Phone 831W or 643W 16 DO YOi; WANT to make $50 a week? Wanted: Reliable lady to sell our imported Irish linens direct to consumer. See Mr. Gilmore, White Pelican hotel. 16-17 By CONDO Pivfe ries I'Ki NOT INTERESTED liTTTTTTFTTM ENTECPRiatS TilA-r NATURE -'. YES. 1 CERTAINLY HAVE ! NOW U S tUR. TURN ! .- c iB2S by tirA sesvxc inc. Phone 87, iimiW' r CLASSIFIED AD SECTION KOIt HK.VT KOIt ItKNT Klrst class furnished apartment, steam heuted. McCar thy Apartments, 630 Pino. Phono 800. 29tf KOR KENT Cabins for white mon. Sco Collins, 724 Market St. D2-J2 KOR RENT Klrst class furnished 4 room cottage: call at Winters Apt. 1 No. 801. DIO-tf KOIt RENT Furnlahed apartments,! 419 N. 10th St. Phone 342W. I) 11 - J 11 KOR RENT Three room modern furnished house, (arago, Phono 799W or call at 1234 Lookout. 12-1S ROOMS KOR RENT Private family. 350 N. 9th. 12-16 FOR RENT Modern furnlBhed ap artment, one block from Main, steam heated. Call 510. 14-19 FOR RENT Modern furnished 4 room apartment at 58 Main. 14-16 FURNISHED 3 room Apt. Pbone 584. 14-16 FOR RENT Steam heated furnished apartment. 123 N. 8th St. Phone 339W." 15-17 FOR RENT Furnace heated rooms. 1018 Washington. 14-19 BACHELOR APARTMENTS one and two rooms; light, wood and water, $3.60 and' $4.00 per week. Apply 10 Main St., near Link river bridge. 14-19 FOR RENT Large steeping room with heater, $5 per week; small room $3. 303 Wash. St. 15-17 FOR RENT Restaurant and room ing house, $30 a month for one year. 12 miles from Klamath Falls on the Ashland-Klamath Falls highway. Isaac Moore, Keno. Ore. 15-21 FOR RENT Room for two men. with or without board. Nevada house, 5th and Oak. 15-17 WANTED 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. Re-vig'-a-lor. 211 Broadway. Portland. Ore.8-17 WANTED 50 used guns and 25 used tents. Connolly Bros. 912 Main St. D 9 - J 9 WILL PAY CASH for used light car. any shape or model. 522 So. 5th. St. D 11 - J 11 WANTED High school boy wants work after school and on Satur days. Write Box 226, care Herald. 11-17 SOLICITOR for congenial pleasant u'nrt crnrvH nov A ntitv A ll'vfi 1 1 Golden Rule store. 14-lt5i AM DESIROUS of securing a few more, pupils for the serious study of piano. A thorough method of instruction is given. Beginners or advanced pupils accepted. Resi dence. 1212 Lookout, phone 756. P. Dickey. 14-19 WANTED Two or three passengers for San Francisco or Los Angeles. Closed car; leaving Saturday: Dec. 19th. Phone 6S0. 14-16 EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper and stenographer wishes permanent po sition, whole day or half. Call 617R after 4. 15-28 WANTED 2 Jersey or part Jersey cows, fresh; also chickens. Call 73M. 15-16 DRIVING TO PORTLAND Dec 19, enclosed' car; can takewo passen gers for company and to defray expenses. Phone 573J. 15-17 WANTED Practical nureing and housework: neat, arfd go'od cook. Phone S97W. 15-28 Z. Peters (Grad. Univ. Calif.) Teacher of Piano nnd Violin Accredited by State Board of Education. Phone 45 1W Everything in Nursery Stock Fruit trees, shado trees, nut tree3 berries, shrubs, vines and roses. Special list of hardy variety suit ed for planting here. J. A. FARLEY Will gladdly give advice on "what to plant and when to plant" Phono 588-J 906 Main FOB WALK rfVWWSSi'.''aw-..'swaae av-faaNia A REAL SACRIFICE Chevrolet se dan In good condition; Rood raster and englno Just ovorhuuled, $811. Phono 481. -t( Yakima Spuds por cwt. $3.86 A I Onlous, per cwt. $3.25 Onions (2nds) per cwt. 2.00 Apples 75c to 1.75 per box Grapes r, to 9c por lb. flweot Spuds 5c per lb. Eggs 50u per das,, by ct. 48c Cider 40c per gal. 8COTTI PRODUCE CO. 201 East Main Phone 927 23 tf O R A N O E 8. ORANGES, Oranges. I will ship you a M Hi. (net) bos of fine oranges for $2, t. o. b. Corn ing, Calif. This fruit is treu ripen ed and can't he beat. H, H, Phil lips, Corning, Cullf. 3 tf FOR SALE $1100 Lyon & Healy Player and $250 Sonora phono graph; 50 player rolls and about 150 Victor records, choap for quick sale. Inquire evenings, 7 to 9, at 1329 Lookout Ave. 4-24 PEDIGREED Newfoundland pupa, the perfect dog for children and watcb; also have few pedigreed collies; satisfaction guaranteed. Fred Bchneldor, Albany, Or.10-16 FOR SALE 180 head range ewes, In good condition. O'Connor Bros. Klamath Falls, Merrill Itt. 10-16 IF IT'S SECOND HAND you want, I have It. Williams Furniture store. 624 Klamath Ave. 10-16 FOR SALE 3 h. p. Wagner single phase 110-220 A. C. electric mo tor. Phone 779J. 11-17 USE RAWLEIGH'S good health pro ducts. Phono 937J. 336 North 11th. D12-tf FOR SALE $1700 New 3 room house, only $300 cash, balance $25 per month. $1250 5 acres only y, mile from city limits on Ashland road. $1900 -Now 4 room house, $500 caab, balance like rent. CHILCOTE & SMITH 727 Main 15-16 FOR SALE, in the growing town of Chiloquin, Ore.: Splendid income property on Main 8t, Address L. H. Lauritsen, 135 River St., Santa ' Crux, Calif. 15-29 GOOD SECOND HAND calf skin coat cheap. Donart's Fur Shop. 210 Main SL 15-17 PRICES ON ROOFING and sheeting paper: 1 ply -QuotO roofing, $1.75: 2 ply. $2.35; red and gray sheeting paper, 30 lb. rolls, $2.00; 20 lb.. $1.35; Asphalt sheeting. 1.75. Patterson's, 630 So. 6th St. 15-21 6000 FEET new dimension lumber for sale cheap. 527 N. 8th St. Wm. T. Havey. 15-17 u. FOR SALE or will trade for city lot: Jewett, enciosed car. Jesse Bailey, Little Brick cafe. 15-1T CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS First class beaver skins at price of raw skins, plus cost of tanning; can be seen at 436 Klamath Ave. Mrs. Wm. Beasler. 15-17 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 it WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wast ing, house cleaning and janitor service. References. A. M. Rhodes. Phone S80W. 7tt TRIANGLE CAPE The place to get gooa eats., ui'k.n all, muHT. 033 Main street. Phone 614. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. We pay the return postate. a 5c BUNDLES OP PAPER, office. Herald tf-nt OREGON HOTEL, Chiloquin, Ore; steam heated rooms, hot and cold running water; everything niy; and strictly modern; prices r.st right. Mrs. Kathryn West, Prop. 1517 LOST AND I OL'ND 1100 REWARD I will pay ono hundred dollars tor information that will lead to the 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 TAKEN From Ford coupe near Scandia ball Saturday night, a Pendleton Indian blanket, color tan with red und brown; good re ward for Its return with no ques tions asked; valuable as a gift. Please leave atHealdofflc'u.l6-18