Wednesday, January 18. J'J20
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HERALD'S
American Legion
Klunialli root No. 8.
Mooting! Jul iiihI 3rd
Tuesdays, Court House
Baseman L
F. It, oi.RS. Oomm'nd'r,
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B.
P. O. ELKS Meet
Thursday lyralng. vinit-
1 ii K members welcome.
Elks Tain pie, 3rd A Main.
Ohartton Currln, Btalte
Ruler, Tom I). !. II. .
K. of C. Council No. 2255
M.-.'tlnn.i . 1'. M.
Suit "and 1th XtlOfdayt,
, I. Vi ctim Hull. Silt nml
lllnh Vli:lilnK Knlriihi
wclciimi'.
ciiim. Pattarion, o. k.
Everything in Nursery
Stock
Kriilt troi-B, nhadc treon, mit trpnn
barrltuc. tfhruliH, vines and rosivi.
Spoilal list of hnnly vnrluty suit-
d tor planting lioro.
J. A. FARLEY
Will ditdilty give advliu on "what
to n'.nt and when to plant"
Plume nSH-J
A. W. Schaupp
Attorney-nt-I,aw
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND Hl.'RtlEUN
Officp nml Residence Photta .121
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DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST- OPTICIAN "
70D Mill n St. Phono B!)W
Mako and ki'IihI glASsos'. Dupli
cate broken looses, repair frames.
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GW!BA6E COLLECTOR
BUT JUST THE SAME
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HAVE- ANYTHINfi
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JJ.lk
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
class if do ad rates
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Minimum .. cTmrge I6c. Adi not
Ollrwiltlvo AT" Charged D"- foi-
I tmvlne each omission.
Firm Insertion i in "N Tiir"
! roliinu, witluml 'xtr rharjt. t'Ut a!l
' ni-url lmn In thai column r at first
Innortlon rata.
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Dr. PhilipCoIe
riaiii'ml ITurtloi! of Dentistry
Opto Braalafi by Appointment
Phono B9I r, is Main
Owr Upo'l Slort:
J. C. CLEGHORN
Civil. BNQINBRR
AND BURVBYOB
Phone S04U lit High St.
Z. Peters
(Grnd. Vnlv. Calif.)
Teacher of Piano and VloUn
Acarejlted by Sluto Hoard
of Education.
Phone 451W
'Boston 'Beauty
Shoppe
W inters Building
Export Operators, individual
booths, violet ray. niarGOlllng,
fnelni and saalp troatmpnt, hair
tlnlliiK aud hair goods, water
and French and paper curl and
everything pdrtalnlng to beauty
work.
For Appointment Phono 'Ml.
Glorcnna Warren, Prop.
Mary Coc Peterson
Teacher of I lancing
Vjrill 260Rfur appointment
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Baby Chicks
XiAID YOU WENT
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.'ISAM DP HO THE
V'wAWClAL WJIfcicY
AWD MOW 1 VINO OUT
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CA0 SO OUT TO A,
DINNER AND SHO'.'J
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MKXICAN WOMEN CAMPAIGN
AGAINST IMMORAIi POSTCARDS
MBJXICO city. a canpalcn
iiinillmt ill,' ali or ilinplay of Immoral
poMnmtH, platttraa r pnblfeattDBa,
Iuih baaa undi'rlalicti hy th National
Coiini ll of Maxlcan Wonan.
SiM-rrlary of Kdurutlon I'ula. pa-
iltluni'd liy t ho rouncll to take at
lion upon tlir Kronnd I lint thn ymiih
nf thi country h Ixilnu ubjvrlrd to
ovll Inftuonrort. cxproaKi'd IiIh' ym-
patby with tht movimcnt and pro.,n
HM bin Kov,rnmi.'ninl Influfurc in
lis intpporti
C liirn havp hocn
Inatructad to Investigate tin" condl
tlonu t'oiuplalnud of by tlo, ' n'
cm mil.
I'lttillllirriON tit 1 : u DECLARED
"WONDERFULLY. GOOD TlllNti"
LEEDS. (P) Lord Mayor Gib
son believes prolilbllion "In a won
derfully good thing" for the United
Ktntes. The Lord Mayor litis vis
ited the United States every year
for a Ioiik peric! and lip told club
members In an address after Ills la:,t
trip that In Ills opinion prohibition
han been one of the main caugos of
"tho wonderful success of the Amer-
un poopta in tho Inst few' years."
Prancui E. Cox. chairman of the
club, mild ho believed from what he
had upon thot prohibition had
"cleansed the life of the working
class In Amerlcn."
Nursery Stock
Entit. shade and ornamental
tree.; shrubbery: berry and
rose bttslios. vines. Special list
of hardy varieties Cor planting
hero. .i.A.i'nriey, Phone bbsj
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PEHMANICNT CONC.THUCTICI '
Bxclnalv Llecnsod Mnnu
facliirers for
The new Concrete Hollow-Wall
Building Prick for Founda
tions, Walts. Buildings, etc'
Absolutely Fire and Weather
Proof nt a tost less than any
other form of mosouary.
Stone-Tile construction elim
inates upkeep expense, la In
destructible, ami is approved
by the best architects mid
builders.
UltOXCCltod as a base for
Stucco finish.
Let l's RstlMiatb Your .lob
ConCrete Pipe Co.
(ith anil Market.
Plioue oS'JW
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era
Can Accept Orders
For Limited Number
ORDER NOW
THE EVENING HERALD'S
'NEW TOD 1 V
t IN HANKIlt'ITCY
la the DlstrJol Court of the United
Btaios, ror the Disiri" nt Oragon.
In the Mater of CBlvIn E.
Ilntes. Hankrupt. To the Crad
Itorx of Calvin E. Hale
NOttOS I hereby given that on
June tii IMI, Culrln K. Bales ws
duty adjudged banltmpi and t tint the
firm 11 time of credit'.! Ml b" b"!d
at lliii office of the Dndi rslgnsd. at
1 on Main Street, Klamuiii Palls, Ore
gbn, on January 2.1,. 1 9 26, at 2
o'clock p. m., at which Lima creditors
may attend, prove their claims, ex
amine the bankrupt, oleel a trustee
and transact such Other litisfneUM as
may come before thom,
Dated January 18, 1931.
J. 0. BUTENIO,
Referee In Bankruptcy,
Pub. Jan. 1 9. (once 1
IS II.WKRI I'M Y
In, the District Court of the United
States, for' the District of Oregon.
In the Mailer of C. L. t'nnip-b-ll,
Ilankrupt. To the Cred
liors of C. L. Campbell,
Notice Is hereby gl. n that on
January 7. 1820. C. L. Campbell was
duly adjudged bankrupt and that
the first meeting of creditors will
lie held nt Hie office of the under
signed, at 4U'J Main Street, Klamath
Kails, OreKon, on Januiiry 2D, 19211,
at 2 o'clock p. in., nt which time
creditors mn attend, prove their
claims, examine the bankrupt, elect'
a trustee and transact such other
business as may come before thuni.
Dated January 12. L926.
J. C. RCTB.VIC.
Referee In bankruptcy.
Pub. Jan. IS, (once)
MARKETS
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jp, 13.
Cattle, nomlnully steady; no
celpts.
Of)
re-
Itogi nominally steady
WO itlreet'
Sheen nominally steady
receipts
receipt S
210 on contract.
Eggs. 1 to 2c higher; firmer un-i
dcrione. Current receipts -7: fresh
medium 2l to 2!: fr h :andar.ij
firsts 2S 10 29: fresi siandard ex-!
trarf 30'4 to '31: frtti undet
24 to 24 V,.' ii.
Dutter steady. Extra cubes, city
44: itandurds 43: prime firaLs 43;
firsts 43; prints 4S; cartons 19.
Mill: steady. Heat churning cream
12 net shlpiK-rti' track in zone 1.
Cream delivered Portlnnd 4 5c; raw
milk (4 per cent) $2.lio cwt. f. o.
b, Portland.
Poultry easier, demand smaller;
prices about steady. Heavy bens
26 to 27: light 20: springs 24 to 2S;
young while ducks 25 to 36; young
white duckn, dressed. nominal:
dressed turkeys 13 to 45: live nom
inal: geese dressed 2S to 30.
Onions quiet $1.00 to 11.75.
Potatoes steady. $2.75.
Nuts steady, inactive. Walnuts
number 1. 25 to 32: filberts 21 to
24; almonds 27 to ::.": Brazil nuts
24 to 2S; Oregon chestnuts IS to
20: Peanuts 10 to 13V4.
Cnscara bark nominally steady,
no trading. 7 to 7tt; Oregon grape
root nominal.
Hops nominally Meady; trading
quiet. New crop, clusters 22 ;
fuggles 2B.
EVERETT TRUE
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Murphey
's
SAVE MONEY Usa Rawleigh Pro
duels. Pliono 937.1. 3311 north lltb
St. J 13 if
Edit BALE) by owner: Two modern
six room houses on pavement In
heart of city. 237 Jefferson street
Phone C3r,l(. 13-14
KOR HALE Victor phonograph, In
l-ooil condition; 3& records, 120
132 East Oak. 12-14
HAWS FILED AND SET by machine.
Wn use automatic saw filing and
settliiK machine for hand saws
butcher saws, hand sawn, etc.
Work guaranteed; all kinds repair
. work. The Novelty Shop, corner
lith and Walnut. "We Can Fix It.
13
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
Pelican City road.
- 192
13-14
loST Crank for ReonbMo truck, be
tween 4th and 9th on Klamath.
Anderson Transfer & Feed Co
Phone 795. . 13
LOST Light yellow and white young
coiiiu clog. Jlru. Rlttcnhouso. P.
O. Eoj: 712: reward. 13-1
: 'ii:
RENT -Cabins to white men.
Sue Collins, 724 Market. J13-F13
!)'( PENT Modem rooms: phone,
hot and cold water. 137 High St.
410J. 13-15
FOR KENT Large outnlde room. 3
blocks from Main: gentlemen pre
ferred. 1018 Wash. Phone 325.
13-15
FOR SALE
Near Michigan Ave., 3 rooms
and bath, $2350; easy terms.
75 foot frontage on Oak at
Intersection with East Main,
$1000; easy terms.
Two lots in Hot
$700.00; terms.
Springs,
MOMYER & MOM YEK
Hopkn Bldg.
Phone 36G
13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed admin
istratrix of the Estate of Thomas E.
Harris, deceased, and has qualified.
Ail persons having claim against tho
said estate are notified 10 present
the same with proper vouchers at1
j tho office of Fay Morris. Attorney,
116 So. Fifth Street. Klamath Falls,
Oregon, within six months from Jan
nary 13th, 1926.
DORA HARRIS.
Administratrix of the Estate
of Thomas E. Harris, De
ceased. Pub. Jan. 13. 20. 27. Feb. S, 10.
COMBATS ILLITERACY
TOKYO. During tho conscript
examination, the authorities discov
ered that more than 20 percent of
tho young men examined for tho
army were unable to write their
own names. Consequently the de
partment of education has decided
to establish a system of circulating
Classes for the illiterate youth of
the empire.
By CONDO
s
T
ve'.':. by iz srnvice. inc
2 1 . - V
Feed Store,
CLASSIFIED AD SECTION
FOR RENT
FOR RENT First class ftirniithed
apartment, steam heated. McCar
thy Apartments, 630 Pino. Phone
800. 29tf
OUR RENTALS
WE HAVE available for rent or
lease Jifnrch 1. 1926. three or four
strictly modern new houses In I
choice! locations on pavement, with
These are very desirable houses!
and we want tenants who will tnki'
pride In a nice home. Inquire of
The Walton Wright Company
Phone 043 W or 831W 29tf
TO RENT Eureka vacuum cleaner,
$1 per day. Phono 129, Golden
Rule Store. 7-13
ROOM AND HOARD In prlvato home
for working men. 629 Jeff. 8-14
FOR RENT Sewing machines, nil
In good condition. Lucas Furni
ture and Hardware. Phone 735.
826 Main. J 8 F 8
FOR RENT Furnished room. 920
Lincoln. Phone 597W. 9-13
FOR RENT Modern furnished COW
Apt. 58 Main St. 11-16
FOR RENT 5 room- unfurnished
honan on 1st St. Call 539 Pine. 1
11-13
FOR RENT 2 room furnished apart
ment. 812 Oak Ave. 12-14
FOR RENT Large furnished sleep
ing room. 1125 Main. 12-13
FOR RENT OR LEASE New barber
shop, fully equipped, in hotel, eon-j
necting pool room. Excellent op
portunity for right party. Inquire
at 2222 So. 6th St. 12-181
FOR RENT Nice sleeping room;
use of phone and hath. 927 Jeff.
Phone 479J. 12-18
FOR RENT Steam heated furnished
apartment. 123 N. 6tb. Lorenz
Apln. 12-16
WANTED
WANTED Man to share room, car
penter preferred. Write box 862.
City. 8-14
WANTED 3 vacuum cleaner sales
men: good pay. Apply Mr. Wyatt.
Golden Rule Store. 11-16
LOST AND FOUND
LOST During auto accident on AI
goma road Sunday evening, black
and white fox terrier: reward. Re
turn to Fred Heilbronner Sr. S34
Conger. Phone 964. 11-16
WANTED Men's washing; work
satisfactory or money refunded.
Pearl Enouf. 819 Walnut Ave.
12-14
LOST 2 rin l's. tied in handkerchief:
please leave at Robertson's. &06
Main St.; reward. 12-14
NOTICE OF SALE OP
GOVERNMENT TIMBER
General Land Office. Wash
ington, D. C, Dec. 7, 1925.
Notive is hereby given that sub -
Ject to the conditions and-limitations j
of the net of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat..:
IS), and pursuant to departmental.
regulations of April 14, 1924 (3u
L. D.. 376), the timber on the fol-
lowing lands will bo sold January
25, 1926, at 10 O. C. a. m. at public 1
auction at the 17. S. Land Office, j
Lakeview, Oregon, to the highest bid-,
der at not less than the appraised
Value as shown by this notice, sale:
to be subject to the approval of the; FOR TRADE 1923 Hudson speed
Secretary of the Interior. The pur-! ster. for cattle, sheep or hogs.
chase price, with an additional sum
of one-fifth of one per cent thereof,
being commission allowed, must be
deposited at time of sale, money to;
ho returned if sale is not approved, I would consider lot with small
otherwise patent will issue for the' dwelling: state value and lochtlon.
timber which must bo removed with- Write Box 235 e-o Herald. 12-18
In ten years. Bids will be received ,
from citizens of tho United Stntes.
associations of such citizens, and ABANDON GAME ACRES
corporations organized under the TOKYO.-Tiiree of the large roy
laws of the United States or any ,
State. Territory, or District thereof,;"1 Same Preserves are being abolish
only. Upon application 'of a quail-i fed because thb Imperial Family
fie'S purchaser the timber on any wishes them to revert to public
legal subdivision will be offered sep- ' and als0 to ellnlinate the rathcr
aratelv before being Included in any ,
otter of a larger unit. T. 40 S., R. ; heavy expense of keeping them up,
7 E., Sec. 33, NEVi NEH plno 400 1
M. fir 100 M, NE14 plno 350 DEPARTMENT STORE
M, nr , :u, swt) iNCi pine iue:
M, fir 75 M, NWv, SE".i pine 450 i
M, fir B0 M. NW'i SWH pine 800 j
M, fir 50 M, 8WV4 SWVi pine 480 1
M. fir 25 M. T. 41 S., tt. 7 E., Sec.'i
3, NEV, NE4 pine 545 M, fir 150 1
M VUM' VT.-M'. iilnn 1 C, ,1 "U fir 11(1
m', SE'i NE'i pine 480 M, fir 40 j responsible for tho fact that the
M. awt, NEVi pine 320 M. fir 80 city has approximately B.OOO poten
Mi N'B'i NW'i pine 2S0 M, fir 40 j five to 14 years.
M. KEVi NW'i pine 300 M, fir 140; About four years ago the storo
& W Xo HI Mi Sw" P-lowas, ranging in age from
s-i, plno urn M, SE-i SWV, plno tried to give free dancing lessons to
425 M, fir 50 M. SWH'SWVi pinu I tho children of Us customers, ns
!7ii -M. fir 130 M, NWV4 SEV4 Plnc!an experiment. At first there wai
OIIK t fi.. CA M l'l' dp 1 nine 1 ....
195 M. fir 50 M, 8W SB
im m c;,. in -I 11 GW 1.'.
NW'i Pin- 390 M. fir 'CO M, nono 1
of the timber on these sections to I
bo sold for less than $4.00 per Ml
for the pine and $1.00 per M for the
fir.
WILLIAM SPRY.
Commissioner.
IS Jan 23 (ConfocutlvelyJ
Doc
Phone 87
FOR SALE
A REAL SACRIFICE Chevrolet se
dan In good condition; good rtibbei
mid engine Just overhauled, 1386.
Phone 4R1. 6-tf
PINE LLVJBS, FIR and pine body
wood. $9.75 cord; prompt deliv
ery. Phono 97 1 J. D 18 -J 18
...Tt. n. 1 i ,..i.nM-
Store. Medford.
D31-J3I
FOR SALE- 13 ton first crop alfalfa
hay. Will feed any kind of live
stock. Louis Scbmltz, Merrill, Ore.
6-1 1
O Ranges, ORANGES, Orsngos
Navel oranges delivered by pre
paid parcel post for $3 per 40 ft)
box. Will mix with lemons or
grapefruit at tho samo price. This
fruit Is tree ripened nad can't bo
beat. II. H. 1'hilllps. Corning,
Calif. Jan 7-tf
FOR SALE Shoe repairing sjiop, be
low Invoice prices; well equipped,
no Indebtedness to assume; no
good will to byy; no reasonable
offer refused; owner leaving the
state. Write Box 786. Medford,
Ore. 8-20
FOR SALE Dressmaking shop. 133
N. 4th St. Phone 515J. Mrs. L. J.
Lageson. 11-13
F()H SALE Hemstitching machine,
practically new sacrifice. 133 N.
4th St. Phone 515J. 11-13
FOR SALE )ayto computing
scales. Inquire Fred Buesing, 1020
Main St. 11-16
FOR SALE Columbia grafanola and
40 records. $55. Phone 481. 11-13
j .
i"BTS 'OH KALfJ. tnree new, size
a x 4: new Dnttery cneap; also
car for sale, real bargain. Call
290U. - 11-13
FOR SALE English Springer span
iel, beautiful puppies, age tko mo.,
tws weeks; inoculated against dis
temper; give feed and care free
until Feb- Prices, reasonable. 2111
Pelican City road. 12-18
FOR SALE Bedroom set, dining
set, range, rockers, sanitary couch.
Phone 29 2 W, between 9 and 11
a. m. 12-13
FOR SALE by owner: 4 ream house
and garage; large corner lot, 1
block from Oregon Ave.; small
payment down, rest like rent.
Phone 207W. 12-13
FOR SALE Late 1923 Ford coupe,
perfect condition, all. accessories.
Cheap for cash. Phone 249W
ijifa
MISCELLANEOUS
EXPERT We have one of the
best radiator, fender and body men
to be had anywhere. Old fenderu
made to look new. BUICK Sc
STAR Garage. 20 U
WINDOW CLEANING, Floor witt
ing, house cleaning and Janitor
service. References. A. M.
Rhodes. Phone 360W. 7tf
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to gat
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. tt
, SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to the Qoodyear Shoe
Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th 8L We
pay the return postage.
;
25c BUNDLE8 OF PAPER Herald
I office. tf-nt
GENERAL CONTRACTING Write
or call for free estimates. W. E.
Dodge. 2217 First St. D 30-J 30
j Havlina Bros., Malln. 11-16
I .
TO TRADE Will trade late model
Ford sedan for residence lot;
GIVES AWAY DANCING
LESSONS XO CHILDREN
SAN FRANCISCOi-r-yPj A large
San Francisco department store is
a class of 30 children. in tux
months there were classes tor every
day in the week,
No charge Is made for oven tho
m0J.t advanced work. Many of the
! i,ii,i-,, i,v, .Ir.voloneil considerable
I talent and have found professional
work.
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