The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 23, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Deccmbe;' 23, 1025 Paffe Seven (Ir1 OM CHICK, COMAT ') A AW,8eANICC BOH MO U 7 I I AR6 Y0O CiOlOG ( 1 "It-Li. Me NOW I'LL BOT Iff Tbaer me rr I r tjt, mr wow1 it's a wridtwatch o , CHRISTMAS? i VOO-AH-SHOOtO AM lOORV MAWJ CuRWfl M U,'l I fflBBTaSSTTT WOT 86 So r SCT OR MAvflC A - r II ypJM f1 lll "' W4h Tlie Third INfJlALLMEfi! nor. cm LORCI TA'5 RINC3, AMD CHRISTMAS OILY A Pew DAYS OFF, Chick RND9 A NEW FINANCIAL. PROBLEM HIM T .'I CH, X Tri'Mk ) YOO'RC RJSAC J -chick, there's a Gcnt oa) The PHowe WAMT'.3 To SPCAK 1 - kl WITH YOO HERALD'S American Legion Miillintli runt No. . M. i 1 1 1 1 i--h Iit unit :.rd Tucadnya, Court Huuau Qaitnioot W. it. olds. Comm'nd'r. I'lu .'.:w B. P. O. ELKS Meet Thursday evening. Vlalt lug members welcome. Blks Temple. :iril k Halo. Charlton currin Bxalted ItuliT, Tom Doltcll, Secy, K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meetings 8 P. M. 2nd iimi -iiii Tuesday! .Lyceum Hall. Mli iimi Utah Visiting Knights welcome. Chan. Patterson, 0. K. BJJinMANeNT CON9THUCTIOM Kvrluhi' McciiM-d Miinu fncluri'M lor 'flio now Concrcto Hollow-Wall iimi. inn- Prick for Fouada tlotiH, Walla, ! i n 1 1 I i ii i . otc. AplbtUtoly Kim Antl Woather Proof at n font loitn tain any other form of miwonary. Stono-Tilo roiiRtrnctlon slim lualuu upkeep rixpuiuio, Ih In Oostructlhlo. and hi unproved by ttui lnjHt arcBJtaota mid bulldere. Ottaxcellod as a base for StUCeO I nil-ti. I't I'm httintato Your .lob ConCretc Pipe Co. nili mid Market. - PIpio 589W Kodak ijSv 1040 f Lr liiF" "' Jy$ I Leave Your Films Rehire 9 O'clocK-Yoor KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS I buSff V 1 Time Off - Mil-', 19-rxr. ' OOlxVr DOWM To TeLLYOO IhAT J'MfiO'Wi 10 BE OUT OK Town ljwTil- the AwB YOU'D BBTTCR HAVE 7 ..v. eCRRiES HAfODY WHEN COOLER FOR JT ' DKEMSCR - BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. Willard Johnson Teacher of Piano Kluillo 503 Third Ht. PhOM - - 284 M Residence 1' li o u a 700W Dr. Philip Cole General Prnctlco of Dentistry Open Evening by Appointment l'liimu son ri8 Mala over Moo's Storo J. C. CLEGHORN civil. ENGINEER AM) SURVEYOR Plionu 204M 219 High St. DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTO.MKTKIST OPTICIAN 70!) Main St. Phono G69W Mnk" mill Kflml ttlatiBOH. DapU i'. Ho broken Iudhok, repair framcn. DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUUOKON OfOi'0 and RMldanc Phono 321 L O. O. F. Templo A. W. Schaupp Atlornoy-at-Law 212-2H I. 0. 0. F. Hldg Mary Coe Peterson Teacher of Dancing Call 260R for appointment Everything in Nursery Stock Frufl trsss, shade troua, nut treea berries, Hhrulm, vlnea and roses. SpMlal Hat of hardy variety ault d for planting horo. J. A. FARLEY Will Klftdilly Rlvo advleo on "what to phial nnd when to plant" phone mum Work lACCUBACTTI Baled Straw coixecYOR . .Te JEWELRY A " - 1 WAtoTCO TJay av f.r. i 'iistmas, 1. SET BACK c;Z IT'S TUG YOO -eiST IT. 26TH - WO LATER.. 1 OI.AHHIKIKD AU KATEM Mrat InacKloa per line lOc Two iiimTtlnm per line 15r Three IniMTtlone ..per line JX)r Four liiH-rtlon per line 25 Week (0 time) per line 80r One Month per line 76 Minimum charge Sec. Ada not conaocutlvo tro charged u new fal lowing each omission. First Insertion Is in "New Today" I'olumn wltbout extra charge, but all Insertions In that column ar at nrst mi. i Hum rate. NOTIf'K OF SALE OF OOVERNUENT TI.M1IKU (ienrrnl I.nnd Office. Wash ington. I. C.. Dee 7. 1325. Notlvn n brobI given that sitb Jeet to the eondltlona and limitations Of the net of June , r.UO (.13 Slat., 218), and pursuant to departmental regulations of April U. 1321 (GO L, n.. 1170 ). the timber on the fol lowlng lauds will he sold January L'.".. l')2iJ. at 10 O. C. a. m. at public nuetlon at the V. 8. Land Office. I.al.evlew. Oregon, lo the highest bid der al not lags than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to bo Hiibject to the npproval of the BecreLnry of the Interior. The pur elwiKe price, with an additional aum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commission nllowod, must he deposited at time of sale, money to bo returned It sale la not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must be removed with in ten years. Ilida will bo roccived from rltiiens of the United States, associations of such citizens, and corporations organized under the laws of the United States or any Stale, Territory, or District thereof, only. Upon application of a quali fied purchaser the limhty on any legal subdivision will bo offered aep arataly before being Included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 40 S., H. 7 E Sec' S3. NBVi NEt; pine -100 M, fir 100 M, NW4 NEV1 Pino 350 M,- fir 7 5 Mi SW'i NEW Pine 4 00 M, fir 75 M. NVi BKM pine 150 M, fir !.u ft, NWVi BWA4 plno tiOO M, fir r.o M, SWVi SW'i plno 180 M, fir 26 M, T. 11 S.. H. 7 E Sec. 3, NEV4 NE'i pine 515 M, tlr 150 M, NWH NF-'i Pine 3(10 M, fir 110 M. SB'-i NEW pine 480 M, fir 40 M. SWVi NEV4 pine 320 M. fir 30 M. NEV4 NW'Vi pine 2-SO M, fir 40 M, SK'i NW"4 pine 300 M, tir 140 M, SWH NW4 pine 320 M, fir 50 M, NHV1 SWV4 Pir.o 4 25 M, NW i SW'i, pine 100 M, SMW SW4 pino 125 M, fir 50 M, SW'i, SW'W plno 370 Mi fir 130 M, NWVi SEW P'nc 395 M, fir GO M, SV W SEW pine 370 M, fir 10 M, See. 11, SW W NW'W pine 390 M, tlr 00 M, none of the timber on these sections to bo sold tor less than $4.00 per M for the pine and $1.00 per M for the fir. ' WILLIAM SPHY, Commissioner. Dee. 18--Jnn 23 (Consecutively) XOTICK Having rented our restaurant, The Waffle House, 119 South Ninth St., to J. W. Monrmuu and dnughtor, we will not he responsible for any bills contracted after December 2lat, 192 ; J. M. VAN DUYNE and wife. 21-23 NEW YOJtK Robbers hotter be earefiil If they plan to hold up n municipal moaaonger carrying cash to a bank. The solzuro of his 'money bug wilt rntenso gas. The city tax collecting offices can ho flooded with gaa in an instant in Hie event of a holdup. v I - Murphey s ?a H 9 " : I THE EVENING HERALD'S T ATLANTA, Oa., Doc i:, (P) Dixie today was propurl n- to spond Hie Kind of Christmas li often roads agotit, hut experiences only shout once In a blue moon, a white Christ mas. BnOW flurries wi reported at Kcvorul points while one nr le told of heavy falls. A variety of tempera iroa ranged from 14 degrees ut Loularllle to G5 degrees at Miami. Hath these readings itvere unofflci.it at one o'clock this morning. Atlanta was believed lo be the farthest southern polm bavelnf a snowfall. There were Slight flurries here early yesterday. Bnow at Loulavllle r. rtlng early yesterday ceased aboui midaftcr noon. Various paints In Kentucky night from 15 degrees ti 48 de greea and a anowfull .1 frjm 03a to three Inches. Momphia had auow until ahjut noon yesterday and raported a tcrn puiuTurc of 22 degrees al 1 u. in. today. Naabtllle was shiver i.; with 10 degrees and no anow at 1 o'clock this morning. Snci flurries durlnj the night and a thermuuietcr read ing of 21 degrees at 1 a. m. wus reported at Chattanooga. Ford Sales Make Big Upward Jump All records for early winter Ford salea were broken during November when 146,788 passenger ears nnd trucks were delivered to retail cus tomers In tho United States. This Is un Increase of approximately 000 over the November rales a year ago. Another evidence of tho popular ity of the Improved Ford passenger cars Is shown In the enrollments In the Ford weekly purchase plan, which have risen to unprecedented numbers. During November a total j of 31.425 persons enrolled under the plan and began paying on cars, more than twice as runny as enrolled dur-: Ing the same month last year. As the holidays approach deliveries of cars to customers who have been . buying (hem under tho weekly pur-' chase plan are increasing. Some be gan paying on their automobiles as , long as a year ago. others during the I early spring nnd sununer months, long before the Improved Ford types' were Introduced. All now benefit In tho convenience and eomforta afford at) by the Improved cars and their In- ! ereaaed value, without any additional ' cost. Lots of people who wish they could leave this town ought to ba glad they are anywhere at all. EVERETT TRUE Feed Store. DO TO TCi( ft!? (I x'lt SvilV r5o oJ I'U SAY A ND so ioe, s o iiv5 an urA ttMVff (j NEW TODAY WANTED Young lady wunta work clerking or telephone work. Write Ilu 228, care Herald. 23 BUNOALpWr Jul built, on paved Street, 'lose In; five rooms; Ivory finish: many new built-in features Oarage tor 2 cars; 2 lots $4250; terms. P, A. Hilnk, 019 Ho. Bill St. Phone 783. 23-24 CHRISTMAS Turkey Dinner at the Marshall House Friday from 3 to 5:30 p. m.; price $1.00. 23-2 FOUND Man's small watch; owner taad ut leave Identification, Uox 22:i. care Herald. 23-24 WANTED TO nO.'cltOW $300 for 1 year, 10; and city property as aecurlty. T. D., care Herald. 23-30 SHI.N'fiLEItS wunted at once on the new Episcopal church, 8th and Jefferson. Ktie Mr. Stevens on Job. 23 FOi: SALE Nearly new silk lined lady's winter coat. Call at Co. sur veyor's office. 23 HOY lr, years of age wants work of any kind to help support family where mother and father are both sick. Inquire Box K.M.M., Herald. 23-31 CftrUtmaS Turkey Dinner at the Marshall House Friday from 3 to 5:30 p. m. Price $1.00. (adv)23-24 Willys - Overland Sets New Record TOLEDO, O., Dec. 23. With 192G ahlpments up to December 9, showing an IncrcaBe of mare than 50.600 cars over the period from January 1 to December 9, of 1924, Willys-Overland la enjoying its greatest sales volume. Not only bus the shipment record to date this year beaten that of t92t, hut It also Is approximately 3,000 automobiles ahead of the shipping record for the same period of 1923, the best year in tie his tory of Willys-Overland. Production for this period in 1923 totalled 194,364 Overlands and Willys Knights. Coincident with the unusual act ivity marking shipment records at Willys-Overland Is the fact that twice during the fall months boat shipments on tho Great Lakes es tablished new shipment marks for this type of freight, while several trainloads to such points as Chicago, Decatur and the u.vo southern points Miami and Memphis have further contributed to Wlllys-Overland's un usual shipment records. WASHINGTON Uncle Sam is firmly convinced that generosity to his Indian wards docs not require him to pay $150 for one brave to fly 200 miles from Kansas City to the Osage reservation In Oklahoma and $114 for another to make the trip by taxi, especially as the train fare in the other direction to a hospital was $8.02 each. Sq the taxi and plane bills have been disapproved. By CONDO Phone 87, CLASSIFIED AD SECTION FOR IlENT FOR RENT First elaas furnished apartment, steam heated. .McCar thy Apartments, 630 Pine. Phono 800. 29tf FOR RENT Cabins for white men. See Collins, 724 Markets'-. D2J2 FOB RENT .Furnished apartments, 419 N. 10th St. Phone I42W. D 11 - J 11 FOR IlENT Htontn heated furnished apartment. 123 N. 6th St. Phono 399W. 19-26 FOR RENT Sleeping room, furnac heat; use of phone, 973. B14 Walnut. 21-2. FOR RENT Partly furnished housekeeping room, $8. 813 Ala meda. 21-23 I 'OR RENT Furnished room with heater, wood furnished, $4.00 per week. 303 Wash. 21-23 ROOMS FOR RENT Several newly furnished cheery rooms; private entrance; use of bath; men only. 824 High St. D 22-tt FOR RENT Ri staurant and room ing house. $30 a month for one year: 12 miles from Klamath Fall:, on the Ashland-Klamath Falls highway. Isaac Moore, Kcno. Ore. 22-28 FOR RENT 5 room furnished or unfurnished modern apartment with garapie. 330 Jefferson. Phone 678. 22-28 LOST AM) FOUND $100 REWARD I will pay one hundred dollars for 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 bo considered confidential. Rex E. Bord. - Nov. l-Jan. 4 FOUND Bill fold containing papers and Elks tooth. Inquire Herald office. 21-23 $10 REWARD for information lead ing to return of bay saddle mare, branded 'K blotch' left shoulder; wire cut on right fore leg. N. S. Nelson. Itt. 1, Klamath Falls. 22-29 NOTICE I will not be responsible for ahy bills of any sub-contractor or any one employed by any sub-contractor on the Klamath Falls-Lakeview high way, Beatty section. JAS. T. LOGAN, Contractor. 18-24 Imprisoned Kansas City humane society officers had to break down a door to rescue 6-ye.ir-uld Marlon Cartwrlght from a .house ii-i which her parents had kept her tor six months without letting her go out of doors once. When they 1 loft the house, she said, she was locked in a closet and the house wa iten allowed to irrow cold. Th parents are being sought cBoon 'Beauty Shoppe Winters Building Expert Operators, individual booths, violet ray, marcelling, facial and scalp treatment, hair tinting and hair goods, water and French and paper curl and everything pertaining to beauty work. For Appointment Phono 311. Glorenna Warren, Prop. Z. Peters (Grad. Univ. Calif.) Teacher of Piano and Violin Accredited by State Board of Education. Phone 451W 906 Main I V. ,ftsf . . I.. S FOR SALE XMAS BOXES of standard brands of 1 luara and pipes. United Cigar Store. 22-24 A REAL SACRIFICE Chevrolet Sv dnn In good condition: good rubtwi and engine Juat overhauled, fSit, Phono 481. 0-tf O R A N O B S. ORANGES, Oranges. I will ship 'ou a I" Hi. (nu() box of fine oranges for $3, f. o. b. Corn ing, Calif. ThlB fruit Is tree ripen ed and can't be. beat. H. H. Phil lips, Coming, Calif. 3 tf FOR SALE $1100 Lyon & Heaiy Player and $250 Bonora pliono graph; 50 player rolla and about 150 Victor records, cheap for quick sale. Inquire evenings, 7 to 9, at 1329 Lookout Ave. 4-24 USE RAWLEIOII'S good health pro ducts. Phono 937J. 336 North 11th. D12-tf FOR SALE, in the growing town of Chlloquln, Ore: Splendid Income property on Main St. Address L. II. Laurltsen, 13G River St., Santa Cruz, Calif. 16-29 SELLING OUT AT COST on account having to move. Williams Furni ture store. 624 Klamath Ave. 18-24 PINE LIMBS, FIR and pine body wfiod. $9.75 cord; prnmp: deliv ery. Phone 971J. D 18 - J 18 FOR SALE Range with colla; used 3 months. 2059 Reclamation 19-23 FOR SALE Maxwell touring car, running order; a snap at $75. See Capt. Hopper, Salvation Army. 21-2S FOR SALE Woodatock typewriter, $25. Klamath Typewriter Ex change. 21-23 FOR SALE 1921 Ford aedan, $160; will trade. Phone G19M. 21-23' FOR SALE Partly flnlahed G room ' house and lot, $760. Phone G19M. 21-23 FOR SALE t-English Springer Span iel, beautiful puppies, age two mo. Vaccinated against distentiier; will give feed and care free until Feb. Prices reasonable. 2111 Pelican City highway. 22-28 WHEN IN DOUBT a box of Xmas cigars always satisfies. United Ci gar Store. 22-24 FOR ' SALE 20 cords 4 ft. and 3 cords 2 ft. fir slab wood, $5 cord. Phone 330R. 22-29 WANTED js. iw. . n 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. Stb. St. D 11 J 11 EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper and stenographer wishes permanent po sition, whole day or half. 'Call 617R after 4. 16-28 WANTED Practical nursing and housework; neat, and good cook. Phone 897W. 16-2S WE WANT several good, bustling salesmen for open territory in Ore gon and California. Substantial commission paid and necessary supplies furnished. Good opening for real solicitors. Address Ore gon Nursery Company, Orenco, Oregon. 21-4 MISCELLANEOTO 1 EXPERT We have one of the best radiator, fender and body men to be had anywhere. Old tenders made to look new. BUICK & STAR Garage. 20 tf WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax ing, house cleaning and Janitor service. References. A. M. Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf TRIANGLE CAFE The placn to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633 Main street. Phone 624. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to the Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th SL We pay the return postage. 26c BUNDLES OF PAPBR. Herald office. tf-nt EXPERIENCED CARE will be given to children by hour, day or month, by competent woman. Mrs. H. Board. Phone 772. 620Wash ington St. 16-24 THE WAFFLE RESTAURANT on 9th St., between Main and Klam ath, has changed hands. Come uoe us if you are hungry. Esther Moorman. 21-26 KANSAS CITY, Mo. The petro leum Industry spends $9,000,000 annually to destroy chemicals which might produce synthetic rubber worth $162,000,000. E. P. Stev enson is going to tell the American association for the advancement of science nbout It.