The Evening herald., February 21, 1927, Page 7, Image 7

Monday, Feb". 21, 1927.
THE KVKN1NT, 11KKAL1), KLAMATH FALLS." OUEGON.
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Klamath Country's Greateit Market PlaceThese Ad Get RetulU 6 Hours Today!
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1 .. Buyer and Seller of Klamath County Find Here Definite Message of. Large Importance. ; '
The Great Market Place for City and Suburban Real Estate, Hou sehold Goods, Poultry, Live Stock, Automobiles, Auto ,
Accessories, Building Supplies.
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News Notes Enroute
Glimpses of Ufa on a trip
Outpuatii. OlM-mvatlons by
HhUH'tin Warren, funarr lut-al
to JiUuullt tails frlruda.
Han program and board di
rectly In front of the granda.aml
with worda and numeral In Hpin
lih and Enillih Inform one of the
horse and Jockoysj
A bugle la blown) The orches
tr awing . Into . a rollicking
march I The horse are off! The
audience goe madl
rieaa, arreama, groan, oath.
exhortaUoaa, pratae md advice
mingle with Inaune cheering. Mont
of thl In Hr..tT.:i! v.'htrh to be
oa'd apl. 11 1.01 recti must he
tuM W.:i the ahnuldeia, Jiauile
and ("-; a well aa with the
tunxui . It la a faaclnallng sight.
They rlae to height of emotion
ami sound thai no American
crowd could ever hop to equal.
Much I enjoy a bore race
I found it almtot Impoealbl to
follow the race for the confualon
and uproar.
Directly after the firm ' race
oftvnral negro driving big mule
to wide harrow go over the en
tire court. Winner go lo collect
their money and men and wonvn
go to place other bet. The wo
men are not allowed Inside bat
nave on bookie near lb en
trance and tber a long queue
remain until tb bugle 1 again
aonnded.
The band play between race
and men and women promenade
about and aecend to th lop of
tb grandeland and dance on Hie
perfectly pollahed floor provided
for that purpose.
from the iln-e platform ' one
ran look down Into tb seething
maaa of men In the booking roome
below,-forming ln:o long lines
before the.doiea or mora paying
window. ' They are collecting
their winning sad placing more
beta. Hummer clothing and etraw
hala are the mode. I auppoae the
men in Cuba never wear any oili
er type of hat.
I enjoyed the privilege of
apendlng part of tho afternoon ut
tb American Cuban Jockey Club.
A beautiful building with lovely
wld verandah overlooking the
coarse, and swep of groan
lawn doited with gayly (tripod
giant sunshades.
A large dining room, perfectly
furniehed. Shining floor, gleam
ing service and apolntinent and
attentive dark waiter made II
moat l I rot lv.
W atrolled Into the gaming
room a. The tabic were running
to full capacity. FWyera with
Indifferent or Intent, eagerly
watchful or bored expraeelon
faltered or carefully placed their
dollar cblpa. Now whh laviah
hand they aprlnkled them on the
red and black number until the
whirling white ball dropped with
an omlnoun click Into It chosen
groove. Other puabed their, chin
on meagerly, watching. - with
frightened vyea the twirling Ivorr
ball. .
; Attentive, patly faced men
stood throughout the crowd
protecting officials.
All the women her dress much
more gaily than In th Htatoa.
Eternal summer may have some
thing to do with their brilliant
plumage. W have noticed capo
dally tb ahoe of both tbe men
and women.' They all have ahort
narrow-feat and wear tha beat
looking ahoe I have ever seen.
Many of the man carry cane
and not a few of tho women wear
lorgneette. wblch (hey use with
charming haughtlneeat
'Th verandah wa a colorful
place, boantltul women and hand
some men clustered about llttlo
table drinking, and chatting
while unlformod bookie hurried
yfrom ono group to another to
sormme niatiiy tnnir net wu:iiin
the big book.
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VfiitA the Herald' Classified Ail.
CHILDREN'S
RQMPER'S 1
' Sola
$1.35 '
Turaday and Wednesday
NORTHERN
FUR STORE
by sea to aratlered I', SV
lr. Blanche tvilller, nee
girl, a rctralt-U In letter
Fair Board Plans
To Erect Building
Construction of a 115,000
building on tb county Ulr
ground wa tentatively agreed
upon at a meeting of the connty
fair board held Isle Saturday
afternoon.
It I planned lo make the fair
Just is much of an Industrial and
commercial show aa an agricul
tural ahnar, E. H. Hammond,
chairman of th board em
phasised.
Woman's Withes
Gratified
If the foce powder yon now
us doe not stay on long enough
to suit you doe not keep that
ugly shine away Indefinitely-
doea not make your akin color
ful like a peach try this new
wonderful special Krench Pro
o Fac Powder railed MEI.I.O
UIA, llniiHtmbnr the name
MKUI(IM). There nothing
like It. Underwood' Pharmacy.
Adv.
CASCADE STAGE
LIMB
V MEDFORD
l.v. V. F.'a t I.v. Medford S
Phone 700 ARCADE Hotel
HOWARD
STAGE LINE
Leaving Klamath Pall Tilt
A. M., 1 I. M- r. M.,
Ti IA A. Mm anil 1 P. M. m ek
ing ennnertSons lo Portland
and way point same lay.
Connections at Asbland with
Pickwick Stage for Califor
nia points.
Local Office 01(1 Main 81.
Phone BOO
PACKARD TAXI
PHONE '
2300
Office ll go. 11th
" YOUNO
COAL & TRANSFER
COMPANY
"DIAMOXD BRIQUETS"
Pfcona 10S7
CHILOQUIN STAGES
Leave Klamath Falls Daily for
CbOoqala and Intermediate
point a follow 1
S. m. 11:30 noon
1:10 p. m. 7:30 p. m.
lak I a. m. bna to connect
for camp beyond Chlloqnla.
C. S. KINO,
Ownr.
By accepting such memier-ship the Realtor
has agreed to observe the Code of. Ethics
adopted by the National Association and
by his own local board.
MOM'N POP
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r . OTUm m " 'f .-.j(4h-.. Wue.ie- w 1 ( "i " f Pop, a collector was V
vOtbT ..."" t-r-WHWie.'A4, V r-Nn J HERE FROM TH6 RADIO J y -
Hi I fsr-. r 'O--v s NX ' pavment oh oor sst r ( HEAVENS
ja IS 'U,
Best Ski Talent
to Participate
(Conllonuei from page five.) '
Finn. Employed at K. It. Old
Paint Store.
Ed Johnson, Cblloquln: Nor
wegian. Lumber - grader by
trade.
Old Timer.
HJalmar Itithe, Klamath Kalis,
rrobahly 40 year or mora of age.
Another old timer in the art of
skiing. Ha competed In many
event and had yeara of experi
ence on mountain trail. Ha al
ready famlllatiied himself with
the course of the coming race and
Is engaaed In active training.
It. Hobertson, Algoma: anoth
er husky young Swede, with much
previous experience. Competed In
msny even's in the old country.
J. Itonle, Algom.
Steve Antoaan. tho guide- akl
dug. Hood River: entered In the
race by telegram, Feb. 15,
Mark Weygandt, the guide ski
club. Hood Klver: entered In the
rare by telegram, Feb. IS.
J. M. Williams. Itocky Bar. Ida
bo: probably only about twenty
two or three yeara of age, and
weighing In the neighborhood of
200 pounds. Appears to have un
limited amount of strength.
Walks Into thl placa frdm the
railroad, and cover th distance
from Chiloquln, 14 mile. In less
thsn two hour. Will be In ac
tive training for aeveral daya anl
has planned several trip over
th course of tbe race.
A. Llnd, Pelican Bay.
Rmlle Nordeen, Hend, Ore.
N. J. Wnlfsberg. Bend. Ore.
Otto llagen, Rwem, Ore.: a
member of the fluids ski club of
Hood lllvur. Representing hla
club In the contest here Feb. 22.
Ole Hiugen, Portland. Ore.: a
member of the firm of Graham
Haugun Motor Service, Portland.
Wslno Ksrjula Portland, Or.
Oliver Turkett. Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
B. B. Pnckett, Klamath Fall.
Oregon.
C. J. Pnckett, Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
KvereU Puckett, Klamath Fall
Oregon.
50c
DINNER
February 22nd '
First Christian
Church
Potato Salad ..
Itoaat Veal and Dressing
Creamed Peaa
Bread Butler Coffee
Cherry PI
Start Serving at :15
Everybody Invited
NEW.
CITY LAUNDRY
I r
Everyday Is Wash Day with us
I E. J. KOLB, Manager
!
Phone
154
Poet Office (loeed Tuesday .
Tuesday, Wsshlngton'a birth
day, mark- the second of the
aeven holiday throughout the
year for the post office em
ployees. Incoming and outgoing
first (lass mall will be taken
car of In the usual manner, but
their will be no dellvnrle out 1
of tha local office. Th ven '
holiday observed and declared
holiday through tbe year In
clude New Year, Washington'
Birthday, Memorial Day. Inde
pendence . Day. Labor , Day.
Thaknksglvlng and Christmas.
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT Apirtment fur
nlahed completely even tele
phones. See them after, you
have aen other. Arcade Apart
ments. 21-2
KotiH 3 well-bred sows and
soma pigs for sale near Orndale
School. See Sam Ball. 21-24
WANTED TO RENT A 4 or 5
room modern house in good
location. I hone 272. 21-22-21
BOY OF 13 YEARS OLD Van
work. Inquire Hall Ifotel. In
car of Robert Roye. 21-27
FOR HENT-r-4-room furnished
house. Phone 36. 2.1-23
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment. 2 room and bich- Just
off E. Main. 2135'Vlue.
21-23
FOR KALE l"ractically new.
Furniture and Baby buggy. In
quire 2205 Darrow. 22-23"
LADY WANTS Hotel work,
ramp or bouse work. Call
005-J. Room 4. 21-23
WANTED Position with some
firm, preferably Real Estate,
Implement. Dairy Supply,
, Creamery or Lumber Co. Have
, car. Can also speak Portuguese,
I Spanish and Italian. Can give
J bank references. Belong to
: Elks and K. of C. Lodges. M.
i J. Lopei, 440 EV Market St..
1 Stockton. Calif. -Cl-23
) LADIES 125 weekly easy: ad
dressing envelope at home; all
material furnished: particulars
free, Howall Co,, 135 West
Lake, Chicago. 21
WOMEN Make fancy flowers
for novelties, etc. No 'canvass
ing. Steady work: 115 to 125
weekly easily made. Experi
ence unnecessary. Write Im
mediately for prlcea. Gem
Flower Company, 205 N. La
Salle. Chicago. 21
FOR SALE 12! Willy Knight
70 sedan driven about 3000
miles. Will make big sacri
fice and give terms. See Roy
Bcmeot at Dunham' Auto Co..
or phone 52-W. ' 19-21-22
FOR RENT Desk or other of
fice space on ground floor .n
nice new building on Main IS.
Good display front. Reason
able. See Reynolds and Rood.
103S Main St., Realtors. 19-28
RE A
Are active members
which ' is a member
Real
Lucky
NEW TODAY
WANTED To know whero-
bonis of W. B. Doyle, Black
auilth by trade. Urgent buai
nea. Array floods Wore. 21-MJ
FOH BALK S good milch cows
now milking: again fresh in
Sept. Bill Kalvey, 2 miles from
Merrill. 21-27
LOST Black bill folder contain
ing Kmikii vaccuutn cleaner
demonstrating material. Ap
preciate returning to K. K. Me
tialn at Link Klver Electric Co.
21
LyST-r-bmaJl chain carrying ab--.
i.:u 15 keya. Finder return to
Dr. K. E. Dletache, Huganuan
lildg., and receive reward.
21-22-23
RAW Ft ltd WANTED Gibson
Market, 321 South Ctb. will pay
liberal price for raw far and
all country produce. Complete
line of groceries. Phone 131.
F21-M21
IF YOU HAVE Manuscripts
. or anything to be typewritten,
descriptions of tracts to - be
made., please communicate to
Room 3, S08 Plum Avenue.
F21-.M21
FOR BALK!
4 of the best located lot In HM
Spring on pavement folly
paid. Anyone wanting a loca
. tlon for a good home should
sap those Iota. Price from
. S1200 to $1500.
A new 5-room house just romplet-
ed. concrete foundation, base-
ment, located on nice level lot.
Just the place for a railroad
J man. This house has plenty of
. built-in features, a good bath,
' close to Main Street, can be
bought on a small piyment
,; down, and easy payments on
' the balance.
' CIULCOTK SMITH,
REA1.TORM,
i 727 MAIN HTBKF.T
tl-23-iS.
i , .NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' Notice Is hereby given that the
andcrslgned haa been appolntej
Administratrix, to-wlt: On the
l&th day of February, 1927, as
Administratrix of the Estate . of
Willie Cooler. Deceased, and to
ill creditors of said deceased, or
any person having any claim
against said estate, you are here
by notified to present your claim
within six (6) months from this
date, properly verified to the un
dersigned at her place of busi
ness, to-wK: Glover' Jewelry
Store at No. 511 Main Street,
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon.
Dated February 19, 1927.
. AUDELLA W. CLOVER
Administratrix of the Estate of
Willie Cooley. Deceased.
F21-2S-M7-14-21.
or Sale Automobile
AUTO 3 FOR SALE Car bought
. sold and exchanged. W pay
. cash for can and sell on easy
term. Some money to loan.
Cory' Used Car Lot, (tb and
Pine. D9-tf
FOR SALE Dodge Roadster.
' California topped. Just over
hauled, will sacrifice for
Cash. 307 Lowell, North Klam
ath Falls addition. Geo. R.
Pearson. Gen. Del. 14-20
L T O R S
of the Klamath Realty Board,
of tbe National Association of
Estate Boards. '
At That
MISCELLANEOUS
BOARD. ROOMU 234 N. 9th.
... . l-22
HEMSTITCHING Fast color,
satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
H. M. Allender, 14 Walnut.
F-14M14
GOOIJYEAIt 8HOK RKFAI.l
HIIOP-VIIl call for and deli
ver sboes free of charge. Phone
1158. 121 N. 8th. F15-M15
EXPERT RADIATOR, body and
able. Buick Car axe.
A7tf
WE PAY Highest prlcea for all
kinds of Pooh rT. Bratton'a.
201 E. Main. Phone S42-R.
GARAGE AND SLKEPLNU
Room foe rent. Gentlemen
. only. 340. N. tb. Phone
1053-W. l-2
WliNDOW CLEANING. Floor
vitlai, house cleaning and
janitor service. References.
A. U. Rhodes, Phone 1056W
EARN 525. WEEKLY Sparc
time, writing for newspapers,
magazines. Experience unne
cessary, details free. Press
Syndicate, 90 St. Louis, Mo.
19
WOMEN Make money . sewing
Children' Dresses, . Bungalow
Aprons. Experience unneces
sary. Materials cut, instruc
tions furnished. Radfield
Mfg. Co., 140 W. 42nd St.. New
York. 5-12l-2
WOMEN Mike money sewing
Cbildren'a Dresses, Bungalow
Aprons. Experience unneces
sary. Material cut, Instruc
tions .furnished. . Rodfield
Mfg. Co.. 140 W. 42nd St.,
New York. 19
HELLO FOLKS! It' . almost
house cleaning time. . It might
be that chair or it might be
that davenport that needs re
pairing or upholstering. Our
nearest shop to you is your
Phone. We'can for- arid de
livery. Tbe Klamath Uphol
stering Co. 214 Main St. Just
phone 745-W. ; Fl-Ml
WANTED
WANTED Children from 2 to
4 year to board on ranch.. It
Interested write to bor 29$ R.
F. D. No. 1. J 27-F 23
WANTED Cash Paid for Second
Hand Furniture, Lucas Furni
ture & Hardware. . 826 Main.
Phone 735. F10-M10.
EXCAVATING. TEAMING 25
years tn .the game. O. K. Bam.
Phone 1213. F3-Mar3
WANTED To know where
abouts of W. B. Doyle. Black
smith by trade. Urgent busi
nee. Dry Goods Store. 18-24.
WANTED U- furniture. We
pay highest eun prices, also
give yon liberal allowance on
new good. Klamath Home
... Supply ....Co., 101 1 ..Main St.
Phone 894-W. 8-SF.
WANTED Raw fur. Trappers
bring or mall your furs to
Parks Cash Grocery, 2263
South 6th 8t Why ahln to
New York, when yon can. get
w. Y. price at home? Box
272, R. F. D. No. 1. Klamath
Falls. Ore.
J20-F20
J Read the Herald's Classified Ads.
The name is heretofore a pledge that he is
honest and capable, of properly caring for
matters placed in his charge. '
WANTED
WANTED 500 Men and young
men to come In to Orre's tail
or shop, north 4th Bt., and
look over our new Spring wool
en and fashions. Prices very
reasonable. F17-M2
LADIES SUITS AND COATS
Tailored to order at Orre's
tailors. 123 North 4th St. Fit
and workmanship guaranteed.
Newest woolens. F17-M2
POP
SALE
FOR SALE Good sheep dog
pups, partly trained. Sea Aug
ust Andrieu, Merrill, Ore.. Box
145. 19-2
FOR SALE Day Bed with cre
tonne pad. Reasonable. Apt.
24, Sunset Apt. 15-21
WATKINS PRODUCTS. John
IL Paxson. 352 N. 10th. Phone
965 evening. F17-M17
FOR. SALE While Leghorn lay
ing hen. Young stock. Phone
471-R, 14-19
WALKIN'S PRODUCTS John
H. Paxsos. 352 N. 10th. Phone
9CS evenings. F10-M10
DO NOT MISS Our 95c sale
Saturday where you will g?t
your money' worth. Northern
Fur Shop. , 17
HAY FOR SALE First and sec
ond cutting alfalfa; close. In.
$10 per ton In stack... Ivan
Icenblce. Pine Grove. 16-18
BANDON BY THE SEA Auto
Park Inc. For Sale at sacri
fice on account of poor health.
' Address Box 43, Bandon, Ore
gon. F1S-M13.
FOR SALE Brunswick Phono
graph like new, with 26 rec
ords $100. Box 509. Herald.
' - ' 18-20
FOR - SALE Stamped goods at
cost while they last at Mrs.
Campbell's Hemstitching Shop.
' 1131 N. 4tn.v A f 18.ia.21.
FOR SALE Nine Jersey cowa
will freshen In next three
weeks. All T. B. Tested. One
or all. Scott W. McKendree,
Merrill. Ore. 17-23
FOR SALE All my household
goods. Including Vtctrola, Dav
enport, sewing machine, rugs.
tables,- beds, etc. Call at 422
South 5th St.; Mrs. T. J. Stoops.
13-21-22
BANDON BY THE SEA Auto
Park Inc. For Sale at sacri
fice on account of poor health.
Address Box 43, Bandon Ore
gon. FOR SALE Almond orchard,
near Arbuckle. Calif. 10 acres
8 yeara old. 3000." cash or will
trade for Klamath Falls pro
perty. J. L. Simons, Central
Hotel. 15-2'
WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS
$12.00 per 100. Barred Rock
$15.00 per 100. Express paid.
Henry Farratt, Corning, Calif.
F4-Mar.25
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Heated room. 920
Ltconln St. Phone 597-W.
18-24
FOR RENT Cabin, partly fur
nished. For $18. 1817 Port
land . . 19-21
BY TAYLOR
FOR RENT"
FURNISHED APT.
Coiy Apt.
-53 Main St.
J29-F21
FOR RENT Cottage and gnr-.
age at Sixth and Adams, near
Round house. . F5-M5
FOR RENT Partly furnlnhfd
bouse. Close In. 14 Lincoln
St. , ,. F17-M10..
WLNTKR GARDEN lIALV-f'.r
rent week nights for private
partlea. See J. O. Weight, man-.
agar. J24-F24
FOR RET Clean room by dio.
week, month. Shasta. 211
Main. F-MS.
BACHELOR COURT Corner
Commercial and (tb St. Rooms,
furnished for light house keen
ing. g-21
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms for
one or two -gentlemen. '126
North 2rd. .16-22
FOR RENT A two-room fur
nished apt., 27 Klamath Ave.
1 .
FOR RENT Furnished house,
adults only. Inquire 12 N.
3rd St. 19-25
FOR, RENT New house of four
rooms and bath. Steel rang
and linoleum In kitchen. Lota
of built-in. Has garage nrid
Is close to school. Rent $37.&.
Phone 493. 3l
FOR RENT 2-room nicely frr
nlshed apt, private bath, elec.
trie range, furnace beat. Light
and water furnished. One block
from Main. Corner Cedar and
Pine. ' F16-M18
FOR RENT Furnished court
apt., 2 room bath, electrie
range, hot water, garage. 1(15
Esplanade. Phone 794-W.
DS1-JH
FOR REN T- tut dan famish
ed apartment, steam heated.
. Mc C a r t h y Apartmect. 630
Pine Phone 800. B2tf
For Sale Real Estate
FOR SALE BY OWNER "Fur
nished -3-room ' bouse, ' near
pavement. Large lot. tlOliu.
$500 cash will handle. Phone
109. 19-22
WILL LEASE For 3 years 320
acres. Joining several hundred
acres of gov't, land, and good
range, for putting n a pump
ing system. Good opportunity
for sheep. For Information la
quire of Herald. 19-26
FOR SALEl 150 purebred Holly.
wood Tancred White Leghorn
pullets in heavy lay. $1.30
each in 25 lots or more. Free
and safe delivery. Rogue Riv
er Poultry Farm. C. F. Car
penter, Medford, Ore. 17-2S
FOR SALE 26-Acre ranch un
der irrigation adjoining Mer
rill, Ore., on highway near
Klamath Falls, highly Improv
ed. 8 -room house strictly
modern. Good outbuilding' .5
milch cows, team horses, sad
dle pony, two hundred While
Leghorn hens. Leaving town,
forced to sell. A Bargain,
$8,000.00. Term right. Phone .
953-W. Klamath Falls, Ore.
14-2J,
FOR SALE One of the many
fin 15-acre homes In the Bear
Creek Valley: Running water.
In the house and corralla; hy
drants In the yard and garden; '
No. 1 well, gasoline pump at
tached, 800 gal tank; nenrty
all tn alfalfa, nnder the Talent
Irrigation Ditch; family or
chard, lots of berries all bear
lng; one mile west of Talent,
Jackson, Co., on the - Beeson
Lane; $5000.00 will buy It.
$1500.00 cash will move It. Al
so, will take any. standard late -model
coupe, or trade for In
come property. See on the.
place or write M. F. Parker,'
Talent, Oregon, Route 1. ' '
14-2H.
APARTMENT HOUSE That will
pay for Itself. Located on
Main Street with 65 foot front
age. Priced very reasonable :
and with term. . i
THREE-ROOM HOUSE Located
on nice Inrge lot. Hmill ritsh
payment and balance like rmt.
THREE-ROOM MODERN IIOI'Sl.
With large lot In good locm
tlon. Priced right with a enxH
payment of $250.00 and LnU
unco llko rent. .
TRI-ST-tTEM REALTY .
REAI.TOKH.
PIIO.NK 10.10 I till MAIN HT
19-20-21
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