The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 22, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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-THE KLAMATH HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Weilnmlaiy. .Ti.ne 22, 127
NOTED SWIMMER
FORUM SPEAKER,
Lelia Fourier Will Give Ex
, hibition Near Shipping
. 'tton-' Tonight. ?-
Chamher of Commerce Forum
members today at their luncheon
learned something of the art of
swimming from the nationally
known long distance swimmer. Leila
Fourier, who baa aeleeted the upper
lake aa ner training quarters prior
to entorting the Canadian marathon
"T' .
She told of many Interesting ex-
periencea In the contest she entered BplK,r before the highway coinmla- highway because horses ob
In swimming the Catallna channel. MoB ,n por,ialul tomorrow to plead 'structed his vision. C. Poole crashed
her work at Alameda and In gener-'for (h ,mnie,ta building of the'lmo the car. -
al mentioned aome of the little pevtl's (;,rden road. He also sent I Certrude Anderaon. 315 Ea.it
trouble of the swimmer who com- t long win to pop Cotos , Main alreet. claimed that her car
bala nature's elements :a the ocean. ' fr. " m,h-, mnl.i,,in I was atmck on the Ashland-Klamath
. .v.n(n. chlnniitini. .h,
wl nHUltorvX
He .SLwlnff how tie nrofesS.onM
lie ahowine how the professional
sWmmer la greased and prepared fori
the cold water and win also givei
exhibition swimming. The event !
MAIIAMK XAIRL
Clairvoyant INychlc
Permanently Located At
435 So. Riverside Ave.
Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
' Phone CS1-R for Appointment.
I PHOI.STKR1NU
H. II. MIATT, I I'HOLSTKRY
Mannfactnrer of overstuffed furni
ture. Full line of materials. We do
all kinds of upholstering. New and
general repair work.
. We deliver and will call and
show samples.
Window Shade. Hammocks
S3 Mala St. Klamath Kails, Ore-.
Phone 2m-J.
Starting May 1st
Red Ball Stage Line
HcC LakeTtew and Klnm. FsIN
Lv. Klamath Fails ftr.to A. M.
Ar. Lakertew at !: I". M.
Lv. Ikeriew at 2:.to P. l.
Ar. Klamath FalU 7::W l. M.
Leave. Iteckard'. Auto titage
Office
.... Phone 77
Hl'RRY TAXI SERVICE
- Undef
New laaagcment
Pbon.311 " " Prompt Service
J10-Jyl0
K-XCAVATIXQ
'.4., jilastixo....; .
Sewer and Cesspool Work
Phone 42a ,
Call at HOli K. Mnin 'St. '
' FRANK M.IRTIX
HOWARD
.Transportation Co.
- STAGES
Lea vinf 1 Klamath -Falls 7:13
A. L, 10:00 A. 1 P. M.,
4 P. M., making; connerllon. to
Portland and way point, same
day. Connection, at Ashland
I with Pickwick Stage (or Call-
iontla points.
7:15 A. M. "and 1:00 P. M.
Stages make direct through con
nections to Portland and Seattle.
10:00 A. M. and 4 P. M. Stage,
make direct connections to San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
' Local Office 613 Main St.
1 Phono 000
YOUNG
COAL & TRANSFER
COMPANY
"DIAMOND BRIQIETS"
Phono 1007
First
Methodist Church
Tenth and IH;h Sta. -FRAXK
L. WEMETT.
Minister
Residence, 1003 Jiigb St.
"We Specialise In Help
fulness.". 8unday Services, .
11 a. m., 7:30 p. nt.
CHILOQUIN STAGES
Leave Klamuth ' Fall. Daily for
'Chlloquln ami Intermediate
points as follow.:
( a. m. 12:30 noon
- J:30 p. pi. 7:30 p. m.
Taa. 9 a. m. bus to connect for
1 camps beyond Chiloquln.
C. H. KIXO,
, Ovmcr
KLAMATII-WEED STAUB
WEED
and Intermediate points.
Lr. K. F. 7:30 Ar. Weed 12
Lf. Wee4 l:aO Ar. K. F.t :00
Stages Leaving
Stage Terminal Liepot
Hi Mala '
In complimentary lo the community.
Chairman George funning ex
pressed appreciation fur her en
lightening lalk nod then Introduced
Captain O. C. Arptegato ho told other year. IS 17. wae wet, and Irrl
of the monument dedication at thej nation waa not neceaaary until the
Hook bridge on' Lost river. July middle of May." Mr. Newell explain
10th. Thla dedication will he un-ied. "Hut alnce the first of June
dor auspice of the II. A. 11. and j the volume of water used by Kln-
Natlve Daughters of California. Also
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock anly until It has reached a
excursion party will atari from the j stage."
chamher of rommerce rooms and
make an all day toitr of the Modoc
! Stronghold. Title 1-ake and the Ijiva
, Bods. The Captain will art as
guide and explain many Interesting
historic features.
The ballot uieasurea were dlacusa-
,h -h.-.h,.
today by
Ilruce ,, ,,, wh
measure
, Mp,,,,,,,,,, , , hr,,f ,.
I Socreurv Rl)Dln Kav, 01t , ,.
'formntlon that the county courts of
Klarai,,h nnJ Ijlle ,.oull,e8 wouM
' , , , . t .
'el"n h'm f the ln"'r,,S, ,n ,hatl1'' hlKBW"'f " n"",,"n'
, hlt""y bT " of ,M" 'Bleri0r ir"",!nB "! ,0 rrli " "T- nd
lcoun, that the driver of the car drove on
f g Water Used
This Yea r by F arms
of Klamath Project
Vp to the first of June the Kla
used one
math Irrigation district
thlrd the volnme of water used dur-' Jay , u esia oi e-iamatn. rtucn an organi-
lag the same period last year but ,he rcc' w- B- B1"- Harwell gatMn give, every r It lien an oppor
slnce June 1. the volume has ln- 'hd rntrrrd P"8 f a",3r to -! lunlty to be of assistance to his
tn m rw.inl K Hr. , - ,
most on a par with June of last
year, Herbert D. Newell, manager
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning
- & : Dye Work
Phone 4m.
Re. Phone ll-u Klamath Falls
Office. Phone IIH-t Melhase Rldg.
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorless Cleaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
i?hone825
"We Know Hou'
NEW
CITY LAUNDRY
Phone 154
We call for and deliver
all work.
A trial will convince.
E. J. KOLB. Mgr.
SUMMER
PRICES ON
WOOD
Buy your winter's supply of
block-wood and green-flab at
prices are at bedrock for wood
onco, while the prices are at
the bottom. "
FARMERS
Also Block up for the year,
at tho bin or delivered. We
deliver anywhere in the valley
214 cord Jumbo loads.
(01 Main
riione Hi
of the local reclamation bureau an
nounced today.
"One year. 1939. was dry, nd
Irrigating atarted on April 10; the
ninth farmer has Increased gradual-
normal
Horses Cause of
Severe Accident
On Merrill Road
Horses grouped together on The
Dtlles-C.lifornt. highway betweea
Klamath Fall, and Merrill were the
cause of an accident last night three
miles north of Merrill.
I nable to see a car parked along
before she had the opportunity of ,
j Interviewing the driver. Tho aut3'lb, . thousand and one things
license numoer. t5!.ua oeara tnc
name oi n. u. iicims, .rn.a i ,
she said.
tM I INK
nan K. Hartiell.
Pelican City
musician, was fined $100 and costs
pesiuu OI II1IU4I. u, inK li'luur.
Arrived From Roy-
Thomas Frydenlund of Allen-Lewis
has been transferred from
Marshfleld. Oregon, to Klamath "ludy add thought to the Inclosed
Falls to take charge of the ship-1 Program of work which the Chara
plnij and receiving la the new plant r la undertaking. After .tudy
and will also have chlrgo of the h, Program resolve that yon
Plant. Mrs. Frydenlund. who Is: Klamath r It lien will do your
visiting with relatives and friend. I""1 ' bulldlnc up ft atronger
In Minneapolis, will Join her bus- t'hamber of Commerce In this corn
band here in the near future. Imunlty and will help In putting
(Returned From Vb.lt
(! Mrs. Rert Holloway has rrturn
jed home from an enjoyable visit at
I Moro. Oregon, with relatives
and
wife
friends.
Mrs. Holloway la the
Holloway, editor ot
of llert
News.
The
hl
Obituary
Funeral services for the late Mrs'
Josephine Marjaro Rower will be
held from the Eirl Whit lock Fun
eral Home, Pine Avenue ct Sixth on
1 Thursday morning at 10:30. Rev.'1'' rerjlstered maximum and mlul-
Fr-ink Wemett ot the First Metho
dist church will officiate. Inter
ment' will be made In the family
plot at Llnkville cemetery. Friends
are respectfully Invited to attend.
ROHEKT GRrXAC.
Friends are respectfully Invlud ;
to attend 'the funeral services for
the late Robert' Crunaa of Pine ' menim inerapeutia. art 01 augtea
' Ridge' to be held on Friday after-i,,on- who to known to. Aw the only
noon at 4 o'clock at the Enrl Whit-:one who uccessfully been able
'lock Funeral Home. Pine Avenue at hypnotise via radio. WLAR. Min-
KlTtb Intormenf ni ha tnarf In : heapolls, Minn.
the Llnkville cemetery.
MI.NXIE WILSOX. "
Funeral services for the late
Minnie Wilson were held this af-
ternoon at 'the Earl Whitlock Fun
eral Home, Pine Avenue at sixth.
Jwlth Rev. Frank Wemett. pastor of
the First Methodist 'church, officia
ting. Two selections were render
ed by Mrs. J. H. Llnfesty. Inter
ment followed In tbe family plot In
LkifcrUla cc ouster;.
GLASSES
Fyrs Examined. FitteJ anJ ftt
Glauses Ground in w own
faciory to stht yomr
individual rtqmittnenti.
Broken Lentct Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
70S MAIN STSIEKT t
Repairi . ' ' Quid Strvict
Veronica
, or s . . . .
Reducing Weight
Alee frscrfaJ f
Fkyslcfas). la (as
arsonassil ei
High Blood Presses
Acid Conditio.
Kldnav, Lives sad
Bladder Tronblea
I e d 1 1 s I e
Ceastlf silee
i. ',.,Star. Drug Co.
WATCH
REPAIRING
HERB
year guarantee on all
work
GEO. METZ
JEWELER
622 Mala
am
ai V-V
Klamath Needs
Strong Chamber
Mayor Declares
'Now,' more than any ether time
In the past, doe the Klumnth bas
in need strong, progressive and
active 'chamber of remmerce. Mayor
Tom altera declared In a special
message Issued In connection with
the chamber's program' of work.
Fnllrrwlng Is the message: ' '
If Klamath ever need a strong
and active Chamber of Con.ni.reo.
..,. h ... w.m
, r, year. Thl, .. no time
tor Klllmnlh Ku .,,,
KlanintU ,,,, nr .
. ., ., ,,,- rf- .
nw taanntl construction. In tact.
Klamath Fall will soon he one of ,
the most important nl.road cent. '
on the entire Pacific Coast. For,
this reason there are and will be
many Important problems confront-
uu uiairivi utiriug me nexi,ierms or nimiM'un'ni
few years. Our timber and agrlrul- June 11-July 1. Inc.
reaource. In the county are v.irii F TO HI
, h.in. rf-v.i.rt . n.h.. NOTU K Til t III.
Ing thla district during the next
' helne develnnerl. . Other tniltisrrtes
w, ,,.,, ner)J- ,u ,h,r. ,.,
that
w, b, nwMll,r ,r ,hls rom.
: niunliy to undertake In the nour
future.
Th Ktninntl. rAiinlv rhkmlwr
nt rnmmirM i .n ....u-
strong organl.atlon that I believe
is endeavoring to work to the Inter-
, nuinn mn sun mmmuilliy. II -HI
lows for an expression of commun
ity thought.
' "A Mayor of Klamnili Fulls I
urge that Klamath i ll liens give
over the Program Inclosed here
with." Very sincerely you, '
(signed)
T.'II. WATTF.RS.
TI10 Went her
. I The Cyclo-Stormagraph at Vnder
' wood's Pharmacy show thou but
I alight changes have taken place In
1. barometric condition, during the
last 24 hours. It la therefore prob
able that fine .weather will prevail
tomorrow. 1 .
. Forecast for next 24 hours:
Fair and warm.
The Tyros recording thermom-
mum temperatures today a follows:
... . . .
Hleh 90
1 l.ow.:
At The Pine Tree
A treat to the theatre goers
Klamath Fall. Is promised In
of
the
appearance or Gilbert the Great,
l",Pnotlc '"rd. noted lecturer on
II. W. Pooto announces a limited
engagement of Mr. 'Gilbert starting
at the Pine Tree theatre' for four
days commencing Thursday evening,
June 23. and to secure an oppor
tunity of seeing this scientific dem
onstration, urges you ' to arrange
your plans ahead In order that yon
I will not mis. this exceptional at
traction, which he has been able to
successfully arrange.
From the advance heralds ' we
have received, our assnranre ' can
be given our patrons thit nothing'
"fake" Is to be presented by . Mr.
Gilbert, be travels entirely alone,
selecting his subjects from tbe
audience,' giving you nothing but
rctunl scientific tests, with an occa-
:nn-l rnrtlc situation, which
cant
f"rthsr le sssnred Is neither of-fen-Ire
tor gruesome.' '
We feel sure that this bill will
le one of our star atiractl'uas of
the season and a rtre opportunity
One can
lightens loads
ofwork
Chant V photertc d FawtMre, '
Cufhions.s'ifingirijrV Curf tn, lugi,
Aiitoi, Proilj, Sttlijim, Qto.tt, Tia.
-
In H pintt and puits, pllotu. etc at
grocers, dnjyKitti, hardware ind dc
partmrnt storrs or any S'sndaul Oil
Service Station. Can alfn be ordered
in rgcr cam and barrels.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
. . . OJ? CALIFORNIA ,
Cor you to witness some exception
al demons! rations In hypnotism,
which la sure tu please the moat
exacting audience.
It's a dry country, but you ran
take all the hops you want.
Legal Notices
III lS WANTED.
School District No. 1 of Klamath
Cotiuty, Oregon, wilt receive aealed
bids on construction of a six-room
addition to the. Mills Addition
School.
I Hidden wilt obtain ' rlana and
'"Pacifications from C. N. Coeeboon.
! l'"f f,r??f JL"d J.....i
' All bids to be plain y marked
f rd,.": '
'Z'umb,
r'ltled check or bidder', bond for
t. ar the amount hid. and In be
Hie hands of the Clerk not luter
'"J" "n Juy .
J ' "
reVTerk.ubm.tt.d must be certl-
fe(1. Uncertified checks will not
he considered a. complying with
, terms of advertisement
KDlTOItH.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Itn-wlt, on the tlth day of June,
1927) aa Kxeculor of the Last Will
and Testament of Ha run N. Itryant,
deceased, and to all Creditor of
said deceased or aqy person naving
' ,1'm. i'lL!. '' .?.,.?i'.i "Li!L"
tu, six month from duto. properly
v.'rln.d ih. underslaned. at hi.
resldeuco lu Klamath rails. Ore-j
gon. ' I
Dated this ltth day. ot June,!
192 7.
J. W. IIKVA.M.
Gxecutor or tho Last Will and Tea
. lament of Sarah N. Ilryant, do
' ceased.
Juno 1&-23-29 July C-U.
NOTU'E.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Klamath Couniv,
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALKXAN'DKlt .MARTIN.,
Ieceaed.
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final ac
count of the administration- of the
above-entitled estate and that the
court haa appointed July 15. 1927.
at 10 o'clock a. m. is the day for
the hearing of objection, to such fi
nal account and the settlement
thereof. '
LESLIE ROGEn.V
Executor of the last will and testa
ment and eatate of Alexnnder
. Martin, deceased. 1S-22-29-C-1) 1
' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice I hereby given, that Ih
Klamath County Fair Board desire,
hid. oa tbe General Contract for
the erection of an Exhibition Build-
lng to be located nn, the JUniaih
1 County Fair Grounds,
t Pinna 111H Kneelflei
Plans and Specifications may be
'obtained at the office of Howard
It. Perrln. 209-219 llopka Building.
Klnmath Fall,, Oregon,- on deposit
of, 1 1.0.00,
CeUil nrnnnuli will tui raeatM.it
up to 11:00 A. M. Saturday, July'
2. 1927, by tbe SecreUry of the
Fain Board. Each proposal to be
accompanied by a certified check
in tbe amount of B ot the bid.
The right Is reserved to reject
any or all bids.' - "
LEDA R.. PARKER. ',
Secretary, Klamath County Fair
Hoard. .
June20-:2-2S.
XOTICK
OK ANNl'AL
MEETIXU.
HCRtMlL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the legal voters of Union High
School District No. Two (2) of 1Cla
matb County, State of Oregon, that
Legal Notices
the ANNUAL SCHOOL ' MEETING
of said District will be held at
FREMONT -SC HOOL, th "and High
Sts Klamath Fan. Oregon r to be
gin at the honr df two o'clock p. m.
on tho fourth Monday or June, Be
ing tbe 27U day o(. Juaor A P
1927. This trteetlng Is 'called for the
purpose of electing' five directors
for Union .High School District No.
3 and, the transaction I Doemoas
usual at snch meeting.
Dated this 6th day of June, 1927,
LESLIE KOOKKS.
Cbalrmah Board of Directors.
ATTEST:
i ". ' "'' ' '
&' WILEY.'
District Clerk.
To June 27th, Inc.
NOTICE FOB BIDH.
School 'District. Number One vf
Klamath County, Oregon,.' will re
rcelvo sealed blu on bond Isstl of
55,pO0.0P . v :,K .i . . '
Honda- will le dated August 1,
1927,' will bear Interest at the rate
of not to exceed 6 par annum, In
terest payable semi-annually.
Bonds will be due and payable as
follows: '
' Payable Twenty Years from date,
optional, for redemption by the dis
trict ten years from date.
Interest and principal payable al
th' Floral. Agency of the State of
Oregon, In New York City, or at
the office of the Treasurer ot Kla
math County, Oregon, at the option
of the holder. - . ',
Air bids to 'be plainly -, marked
"Sen led Bid" and, to be addressed
to Ida B. . Momyer, Clerk. ,
AH. bbls must be.- accompanied by
certified check-for 6.. of amount
bid and must be In the hands ot
the clerk not later than noon.
June 2thv' lllds will he opened al
the office of the district at Fremont
school, Klamath Falls, Oregon, at
7:30 p. m June 29, 1927, at a
meeting open lo the public.
The Hoard reserve, the right to
reject any or all bids.
Rchool District No. 1, Klamath
County, Oregon. '
IDA B. MOMTRR,,
' ' . ! , - Clerk.
-2. ' i
Klamath Falls
Business Directory
I.OIKiK, Kit ITk'H.NAIi, NliTICH
C II.IV. KI'KH
TV; Meel Thur.Mlay evening. Visit
I Jng mvtnbera welcome.
V Kl.KH TKMI'LIS
Srd and Main '
OLIVER H HI KM It, Kin I ted nnlar
F. I). MCMILLAN. Becratary
Fraternal trnler of Kaulra
tOr Meet, every Friday
ittA
evening, 7; 30
at
et
.lose Hall.
- " C D. LONll. Becretary
Aerl. 1090.. Phon. Hi. Labor
, Tempi. ' ,
Veterans nt H.relgn W'ara
nil i- pelican IWt
Meet. 1 awry aerond and ' fourth
Wednesday evenings, I p. m., base
meat Court House.
, VEUXE J. WALKSn.
Comuiaudar.
Phone 155J-W.
Ldyal Order of Mooe
Meet every Thursday
7:30
I.. O, O. M.
.Moose Hull. Klamath
C.KO. 0(11. E, Dlclalor
ACIVrXTANTS
V: W. HOI TIIWKl.L
lulii Accountmit M Audllir
' Iluslttesa Organisation
Office Hysreralllnlng
Special Investigations
Inventorlea
C'MM Main ' ' Phone Olid
AltMTRAIT
Tille Insurance
Dlue iVInls
Abstract.
Conveyancing
ABSTRACT OK TITLE CO.
of southern Oregon
Phones Day 1190 Night S7I-J
C. T. PRICE, Manager
910 Main St. Klamath Falls
ATTORNEY"
O. &. IIROWKR
Atlorney-et-Lav
State and Federal Court.
209 Wllllta llldg. Phone til
Abstract. Examined. Rea Eatate
Lew a Specially
E. I,. F.I.I.IOTT
Attoniey-al-Law
Suite II -New Melhase IlldaJ. .'
Arroaa afreet from Court House
Phone 624-J. - Office- l'honelll
AITOMOHII.K DEALERH
Repair Work. Battery Service. Tires
Nash, Oakland. Pontine, Packard
R. R. R. OAHAfiB - , -'
- ' - 911 Klamath '
I Next to Poatnrflr.'- . tlini. !
1 uoodrsap Tir .iraeenAC .
I . r '
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
1 Drilla' In vonr'wora Urea get MMM
mile, more at H nmal root -:
- auk tiiik mp
Guaranteed -valcanUinr. r4rad
114 South lllh St. Phone ItJ-J
A lTO REPAIR -
Guaranteed Auto Repairing
Cars called for and delivered
6ou,tb it a St. Phone 901-W
BATTERY SERVICE
Cattery BefVlce. Magneto. Starter
'and Generator Repairing; -
VLtiYn Hl'VRKVf rv
WUlard.Hervle !
234 Uals.eC Phdiie J97-W
Battery. - Magneto. Generator ' Sad
Complete Electrical Service -
- - W. P. Johnson's '
AUTO KLKCTH10 WKHVfCB
724 Klamath'- Ph6ti y , -.
Pbllco Remy Delco " ' -
Roach AutoUte V.""."
. . GENERAL JtF.jf AIR
BCIirBERTH OUXfTRAL-
.. WA1 ERVIC u '
Carl Kchubert. it. '
Repalra- Ceeh-4egrsters, -Typwrrters,
Adding Macbbies, Rare and Locks
and Onna. - ; . '.
820 Klamsth Are.-
(Between 6th SUrt 91 HI
11EAUTY PARLORS
ovvi-
Rxpert Operators.' Indlvldtial booths,
Tlolet 'ray, marcelling, hair tinting
. ' BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP
' 'Gloinna VVsrren. ;' .
. Winter. 'Bldg. lBone 811
Water, French Paper Curl
Facial and araln treatmeat .
.. - - -i-i-,-ni-iiiini u u iruui
ntiLDINO MATERIALS
SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO.
Quality Rtilldlng Material
Booth Sixth Street ; i' ' Phone 769
CTVIU ENGINEERS '
I. C. CI.KOHOR.V
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
219 lllf,'h Street
C, C. KELLEY ,
Consulting Civil Engineer
Underwood Hulldlng, Phone 1075
Klamath Falls '
Business Director);.
IIKNTIHTia
,!. p. px WIHrlCAIlVE
nn. it. u. cxKii'in. -
Tenllstry
X-RAY Laboratory
I'nAerwood Mulldlng, Phon Mt
1. . '
Practlr of Dentistry
.. nn. Philip coi.r : i
ill Maltt .
Over Moe'i Alora . Tbona 0(9
Opau Kvenlngs by Appointment
"Dr. J. J. Eramena,
) .Med ford, Ore.
Practice lluitled to ay., ear, now,
aud throat. Telephone 117."
riuittipiiACToiia
DR. Cil.KN MOORN
Palmer Oraditate
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Now Mulhse lllock lit Mala 81.
Phon. JI7I ' .y
- OppiMlie Court House
- ' ' ' f. '
KLAMATH FMPl.OYMK.Vr
OFKM'b
.1 ., . .1 '
Employment for workers la every
trade mills, railway and) farms. .
J nmes Hyaa, Prtip,
01 h and Main Hla. Phone 10T
LNHin VNCH
N. York Life Insuraac. Co.
v . .. p, R. IWRKB -
130 Uala
Safeguard yoar home Protect roar
properties and loved ones.'
' J. IT. DRIHCOLL
Surety Ronda Life. Fire and Ante
Insurance, Williams llldg., Pbooe 411
DREHER AND MILLER
IX8CRAXCK
Western State. Life Ina.
Aatomohllrs, Fire
9XIT William. RMC phone lost
LAUNDRIES
BCPF.RIOR At'TO L-C.DRI
Kowle Oarage
Cars Washed
Called For sad Delivered.
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IJVKJtTOCK
Freab cow. on hand at all time.
From One lo Carload
KLAMATH DAIRY COW CO.
Phooa:. Ranch 'IlFtt Res. 411
S. Mocbettas, Jr. . Tesura Stallot
OPTOMETRIST
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Make and grlad Olaesee. Duplicate
t sroitn lenses, repair- frames
, i - -v DR. J, Q. OOPLR t
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70 Main-Street 'C -e .Phone lll-W
.OSTEOPATUS "
- DR. V. H. OODDARD ,
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Osteopathic Physician and lurgeos
: , Office and Hesld.nice
1 pB8M W-i .
MUSIC TEACHER
AMERICA 9i CONHKRVATORY
I - f Bend -end Qrcbestr "
' tnstrnmenta Taught. Classes lo
Harmony and Arranging .
2rd Floor - - 'r ' Winters Bldg.
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MUSIC TEACHEIW
: t MUSIC STUDIO
' PMISH P. LARSON L ;
Teaeher of Piano
" ,'131S Lookout '
'. Phdne 769
March It - - '
.' PAINTS. WALfc PAPER ,
Wall Paper,' Points, Ensmsli,
' Brushes '
, ' P. n. oi.nff ;
Across from Postorflce ' ' Phone 41
Everything a Paint Blrtre Keeps
Paints, Oils, "Varnishes, Deadening
1 , Felt, Glass, Roofing,
Wall-Paper i i
PATTKRHOTN 1'AINT STORH
2 Bo. eixtll St.' Phone flt-J
TIMBER CRUIHElm )
Timber Cruising. Reconnalsance sad
, Appraisal
' : If. H. OGLE .
in Main Street Phone 205-W
Working from M. L. Johnson otllcs
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