Tuowlay, July 2rt, 1927.'
THE EVENING ''HERALD," KLAMATH 'fkttiR, OltECrtN
Papre Seven
t$V?
LACES
PEOPLE ASKED
TO AID DRIVE
Salvation Ann Wanti
Volunteers to Put Cam-
paign . Over Soon
In order t( complete "whirl
wind" Hnlva'lnn Army Heart
PmiU ramni.lgii In I lire days,
,MBUt 2, t and 4, Dr. (1. A.
n i
Reed & Reynolds
Real Estate
Fire Insurance
Wm specialize in ir
rigated farms and
stock ranches.
1036 Main St.'
1 KUroatri falU, Ore.
7
DRINK lUnil'M WATKU
Has cored thousand.
Why not you? .
Radium or for alo by
N. A. IlltltiOM,
(Special Representative)
I'bon IIO-W
- J18-A48
STAGES
TO ALL POINTS
326
New Phone Number
New Reduced Rates
New. Location
8th i Klamath Ave.
"The Sunshine lloula"
Insurance . v i Real Estate
Tho Highest Business Ethica Dependability
Service with a Smile all these faculties' go
out with every policy issued from this office.
J. FV MAGUIRE, Jr.
Writes All Kindt of Sound Insurance.
- 816 Main St.
Moved to 1134 Main Street
Intermountain Bldg. & Loan Assn.
F. O. AHLSTROM, Associate
T. J. WEBB,
Loans. Fire, Life
Phone
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
uasc.bMi: ) j H'vt " y 11 i
Mussy, chairman uf the commit
lr directing lh campaign fur
15,000 on next wank, ha lasutd
a call fur worker. The rani'
palgn will officially open with, a
maaa-mtlng oa Tuesday morn
ing, Augtiat I and It l planned
lo complete thu rampalKn In
three daya thereafter, or befor
Hi ti evening or August 4.
Tlio nil Ira city baa been dlv
tiled Into districts and name
bavo bitrn rhoaen for th cam
paimt liama to cull on.
1vlf Club Invited
"Major rlvlc organizations of
Klainalh Fall liava boon Invited
lo parllrlpata In Inn campaign,'
according lo Dr. M nancy.
"On Thuraday, th rlvlc orga
nisations will b aitkod for the
namoa of (heir committees, which
fore wilt commute the aland
Ing army In gelling tho quota."
"All who ran upara three, hount
I line or mors are asked lo rail
campaign headquarter! In th
Vclnrana- Memorial building,
pflon 1490 or 1492.
Arni)' Moral IMahifcrtant
"lleraii.e the service of th
8alvallon Army la ao all-lnrltiatve,
not even limited to 67 varieties;
and benefit directly or Indirect
ly every claaa, condition, crerd
and age, the appeal la a strong
one." aald Ensign II. It. Ilriggs
of th local Salvation Army.
"The llalvatlon Army doea not
come before the public In this ap
peal as a beggar, but as a bene
factor and an avenue through
which Ihti prosperous may wise
ly help the needy: th ougb which
the law-ablder may beat curt
th law-breaker."
"Th Salvation Army applies
ninriil disinfectant wherever It
gone. . They re depending on
the rlllirna of Klamath rails to
coma forward it this time with
th money which la abaolutely
nereS'.ory to "rarry on."
VI in Ale (Quarantine
TOKYO. I,V Believing" that
numerous aerial visitors will be
coming lo Jspatt In th near fu
ture, the Yokohama custom
authorities ar drawing up plan
for an air quarantine.
It la espected that all foreign
aviators, together with passengers
I of air ptanes and dirigibles, will
i be sublected to tho same medical
examination aa are Incoming ahlp
pauongera. Th abaggag brought
over by air la to be Inepocted by
the customs men and duties at-
Iliad 1
Dist. Manager '
Insurance, Savings
1050
Canners Refute to
Meet Peach Prices
KAM FRANCISCO, ' July 38.
(W) With orchard!! and
ranners' officials lu conferenm
ber lu an effort to reach a price
agreement before the early peach
crop rota on the (round, the
deadlock drew near a crisis to
day. The grower say that they
rill rtifuse. lo plrk the fruit for
a price of less, than $.10 a ton,
and camiers hold that to pay sm b.
a figure would be "suicidal."
"RADIO. VIIXAUK" HAH
NKWPOItT, Knf. )Malpaa, .
a new suburb of this town, has
iteca dubbed "llsdlo Vlllag" be-
'..u . "v:i,ne " ,oon w,ln '"'"' 0",r":'"'
"or -:,.r;:..T.' "I
inaal, of
landlords have nude then ad
dltlons to prevent th erection of
unsightly masts of all kinds. -
Deedi
Klamath Corporation to K. M.
(iillrolo and 1. M. Rmltb: lot
(HIT. block lit, Mills Addition.
K. M. t'hllcote and D. M. Smith
to Mabel Zounlck. ssme pro
perty. Mabel K. Ilotrhkla to William
II. Ullea; 8W8K!4 of 8ec. 34.
Tap. 40. H. 15.
t.'nltrd Slates lo James
Duke; BE of Sec. 30, Twp
p.
20,
It. It.
Vnltixl fltatea to I.uclns W.
Franks; 8 H NK 'A and B of
Sec. 1; 8 4 HE Si KBVi8V"4 of
See. I; NHNKM of Sec. 1!, Twp.
37. R. 10; lot 7 of Bee. (, Twp.
27, II. 11. . .
I.uclu W. Franks to Frederick
C. Cook, earn property, (4t.tl
acrea.
Circuit Court
3532 Law: Charles A. Haines
rs. C. L,. jnd Jane Doe Gibson;
debt and attachment; $50,00;
writ Issued; L. A. Robert (Ash
land I attorney.
lncorporwllni '
Klamath Ijibor Temple aaso
Clailon: no, rapllal stock; each
member permitted to hold partic
ipation certificate of 1100.00.
-Y weRe , x pavd' TU - &rr-iHvey X
P. .V?' Pfr'vi V! about" clean im' up iH f
-f Cbt frtE GRASi YASfX 1 1 1 1 ffjK OOtvrt MA , ATi VrJORTH i
v ' : : " ..11.
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WHW MOTHERS CfrTT GRAY. v . .
L ' s.HMt,T. ar as arswex. sic. .
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Unknown American .
Offers Tribute to
. Ueorge Washington
BUENOS A1KKH, ,.y 26) !
. unknown Am.ri,'an uf.,A
7 ..?!?...
a patriotic on-mn crmony
y-sterday befor th statute of,
(Joorgo Waahlngton. In Palermo
(lardens. th baa of which was
ahatured by a bomb several days
ago. "tb vlndlc.t.." a. be -
pla ned, "th . memory of the
flrt American president." - ,
After denosltlua a largo floral
trinui entwioso wun tn colors
of tb United State and Argen-
, fom ia me aireiDe uc i urn Btar .
Spangled llanner." A numlmr of i
persons out for an afternoon
stroll In the park surrounded
? bis "r"'l'.;.',.:S.',"r
tue stranger retired quietly In I
an automobile.
KIROI'EAV tXnjf TAKFJ
Tl'UJf TfrWARD 1-HJK.tKIHII
BT. ANDREWS. Scotland. UP)
The ancient, conservattv gam of
golf on this aid of what Ohio
tourists call tho "mill pond" hat
taken a turn toward tb freakish.
Instead of tb old, conventional
gam of driving an dputtlng
ball around an elghteenhole ;
cuiint", gvncrs navo giniiiii,llla.,..n i, n,. i'ii.i ci
Bom time ago seven archer
shot over a coif coots at marks
th slie of a golf hole, against
seven golfer who played In thfron Planting to marketing.
usual way. The archer won by
4 to 2tt.
At Le Touquet an attempt was
made to play golf out of air
planes, the balls being dropped
br passenger as near tb bole
as possible.
Two Musselburgh player
fought out a match with drivers
only, and stipulated that no rec
ord should be kept of their re
marks while playing out of bunk
er. '
CENSUS HOIJaJI PATB (
OP CAUPOKM.1 6E.U4I
SAN FRANCISCO. (A Fat
of th hair seal and aea lion
along th California . coast da-
Out Our Vay
On It's Way
AAJ" P 1 DIDMT PUT A
7AANP OM 1 CAAJ OSE
7U6 BABW FOR A .
IV'.
i y
pend. on a census now be In,
If, a flabermen contend, the
ti., atu Fi.b chom,-
'? ,"" ?amber "
their population stationary. Many
htm regard the. anl-
nait M flYJl;
i)vf)air ,ui Bonnot Is super-
yUn. tha investigation which
WU taiwk two year. At th
outset ho baa reported finding
.,.rala rookeries not Previously
recorded. Ills observations will
corr co.atal waters from Mexico
to Oregon, the latter .tut already
hlvln. lt bim1 th llin
" ' , IT 1 r Z
menace to fishing and employed
, manv r(uirm iih on
n-hthouse reservations, a cam-
gaiga against thm must be con-
ducted in cooperation with th
partment of Commerc. '
VAI!M f-IUlltl KKOI IIU3
VAItVIXG LAiHH IIOUt8
I
A' government tudy of crop '
labor reveals that the corn belt.
whero large machlnea- ar used
on. level fields, can produce a
bnahel of corn . with about one
half hour labor. Certain
southern states requir 2.5 hours.
Tobacco usually require more
iabor Mr th,n- ,ny other
. n i i
An acre of Burley. yielding from
300 . to 1.000 pounds, requires
from 350 to 400 hours of labor
Eastern cotton . aTerage from
100 to 125 hours of labor per
acre, whereas, 35 to 40 bourn,
suffice In western Texas.
' It normally takes 65 to 100
hours to produce an acre of po
tatoes. .. n the Pacific North
west wheat require 0.3 hour of
labor per acre; and. In some of
the southern states. 2.5 hours.
Th student failed In - an ex
amination In all the five subjects
he took. He telegraphed to his
brother: "Failed In all five. Pre
pare papa."
.The brother telegraphed back:
Papa prepared. Prepare your-
'. self.
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May Stage Strike
(continued TroTp.g. on
,W 'T' "
terioa.
- Arrangem.nt. b.v b made
(or 00 Mlr, ,,,,, , par,el
th east and west side ubwaya,
while municipal ferrte wfll b
roD thB eI)lh ol jfanhaltan on
,he naiiMtn rver
. , corporation h.v. been
. .... .,. own .rut,k.
J-1" ro" ''nS
" r'u heJ' .e"P,1?,.tl "?
iiwiu WUfM
Surface carl incs and
bua companies are prepared to
place ail their equipment Into
aervlce and extend their route.
t n, mvn rM ..nmnaniAa hnn
however, to keep their lines In
r.,. ihc.n.h nu. or m.o
blry, orB ,be ,trik) threat
J00 men, most of them said to
be -killed electric car men and
others coralled from pjrk bench
es, hare been examined and pro
nounced fit for service by the
mteroorougn company.
A tblrd attempt by
Mayor
Walker to avert the threatened
strike met with failure yesterday, j
Previously the company officials 1
refused to meet the mayor in '
conference with the union lead
ers, but yesterday both sides to
controversy rejected - the mayor' !
Invitation. I
Recognition of the Amalga-
mated Is the mala point at Issue
In the threatened strike The:
iuiiii ,.
miuyaum uuw recuauite vnij
company nnlon. The Amalga-
mated ha announced It willing-
ness to submit to arbitration the1
j question of revision of working
"
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Tax Relief Urged
By Leading Solons !
(Continued From Pag On)
ed the reduction should reach!
3300,000.000 nd become effec
tive by March IS. before the next
tax returns are filed. Senator
Harrison proposed a cut of 3500,-
000,000 with reductions lnclud-,
Ing tb lopping off of corpora-1
tion levies and surtaxes on med-
turn sized incomes.
Both Smoot and Harrison held
the flood control problem was .a
paramount task of the coming
season.
South for Smith
- In" ontr armigpr-rererence to
the 1928 presidential campaign.
Harrison said if "Al Smith Is
nominated, the south will be for
him." He also declared he would
. , ... ..!,.
leave to the republicans the
passing of resolutions in con-
gress about the third term." and
ended that "I do not want to do
anything to keep CoclCidge from
being renominated," for "we will
gtre him a real ride on a reat
twrae with him dressed up in hit
toy suit."
Legal Notices
NOTICK
In the District Court of the
United States for the District of
Oregon. , '
United States of America, LI-
bclant, vs.
One Star Touring' Car. Motor
No. 399351-1970. and tools and
accessories: and G. V. Arant.
Notice ia hereby given that the .
automobile hereinafter described,
seized by the I rilled States Mar- .
shal for tho District of Oregon, I
under Section 3450, United States
Revised Statutes, because the
said automobile was, being used
In' the County oT Klamath, State
and District of Oregon, aa a con-
-
1926 Chevrolet ,
Coach
Trunk and extras.
$450.00
Locke Motor Co.
CHEVROLET
By Blosse
Legal Notices
veysnee for and a a means of
concealing distilled spirit trans- I
ported therein, on which a tax CHANDI.Kit TOUKINU, m
Is Imposed by law, with InUnt tot wonderful ahip 1569
defraud the United Btatea of ' JEWRTT TOUKINO, a dandy
America of th tales npoa aald ! goott car 3450
diatilled aplrlla In violation of,DODIE TRl'CK, run good,.
hv, has been condemned and t'res ..1100
forfeited by the Cnlted States It BO SPEED WAOOM Ui
District Court for the District of BliICK FOCR SBDAN .1475
Oregon, and Is to be sold by the J 23 FORD COCPB. A-l - .1115
fnlted State Marshal at public! HUP ROADSTER, sow paint.,
auction at the R.: R. R. Garage. runs Ilk new fS0
to the highest bidder, on the 2"th I LATE FORD' COUPE, all ex
day of August. 1927, at two! tra 432,1
o'clock, P. M., to-wit: NEW FORD TOURINO, run ,v
One Star Tourng Car, Mo- 2000 miles 1110 discount
tor No. 399351-1970, and I CHEV COUPE. A-l ,1300
toola and accessories. IBUICK COACH, a real good
CLARENCE R. HOTCHKISS. buy.' A-l ...I900
United State Marshal,
District Of Oregon
J2H-AZ-
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE
Phone 54-J.
Breeding rabbits.
2-l
FOR RENT Three rooms fur
nished, in duplex. Phono 479-J.
- . 26
yoR SALE Dodge touring car.
Model 1919. Just the thing to ,
make Into a trock. 245! Car-
row Ave.; Mills Addn. 2-2
FOR RENT 1-room houite, part
ly furnished. I. slit and water,
313 month. 245; Carrow Ave.
Mill Addn. 2-2t
POK RENT -r om unfurnished
house. Call Slirtha Upp, 371.
i-st
WA.VT Communication with
someone wanting to go to
Boise at' once. Addresa Box
690. Herald. 26
FO RRENT Larga cool sleep
ing room with bath. For one
or two gentlemen. One block
from Main St. 1202 Pine St.
2-2t
FOR SALE 1920 Ford coop,
Driven 7000 mile: also Ford
delivery. Good rubber. 2053
East Alain St. Phone 21S-W.
26-3t
FOR RENT One sleeping room.
Gentlemen only. 1023 Main
(St.; upstair. 26-2t
FOR SALE New Zealand Reds',
cheap. Phone 1304-J. 26-27-28
FOR SALE Dining room table
and chairs; also kitchen table
and cha.ra. 1209 Lincoln Ave.
26
MAN WANTED-UVith truck or
I team to haul fence post from
' Edgewood ranch to Klamath
freight yard. 25-3t
. . , ' . , .
FOR SALE lellow canary birds.
Mrg N M, J3t c n(,
poric -' 25-2t
. '
FOR SALE OR LEASE Modern
4-room house and bath, garage,
wood shed, some. - furniture,
lawn, trees, .shrubs, on lot
50x150 at 39 Kevadi Ave.
Sale price 33300. Cash 300,
balance 340 per month includ
ing Intereat. Will lease for
one year at ' 330 per month.
Cal 307-W, or write postotfice
box 353, city. - 26
FOR EXCHANGE Fine 6-room
j home In Ashland; modern, on
( pavement. Basement, etc. Will
j trade for Klamath Falls borne.
WILL TRADE beautiful new
home in Klamath Fats for
Medford property. This prop
erty well located In desirable
district.
' "-
A. A. BELLMAN & CO.
. 120 N. 7th. St., . Pbone 158
26-30
" '
REAL BARGAINS
i 31350 Nice bouse in Lakeview
Addition, close to highway.
Terms.
11575 Fine 3-room house
pavement. Bntltins, etc.,
largo lot. Kasy terms.
$2300 Dandy new 4-room homo
close to pavement. Hardwood
floors, bath, nook, garage,
large front and rear porch. A
fine home. Easy terms.
$2650 Beautiful 3-room home
in Hot Springs. Nook, bath,
large lot. electric stove. House
new; owner non-resident. Is
priced to sell. Terms.'
A. A. BELLMAN & CO.
120 N. 7th St. Phone 158
28-30
LOST Male setter dog, white
. body, large black spots on body
and head. Strayed from Edge
, wood ranch about six weeks
ago., Has end of tall i it off.
Last seen at Algoma. Reward.
25-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE YOU any plue timber you
wish cruised? Communicate
with J. H. Fisher. Arcade.
Hotel. References given. "
I 21-27
WINDOW CLEANINO Floor
waxing, house cleaning and jan
itor aervlce. References. . A.
M. Rhoads. Phone 1066-W.
. 107-26-tf
PASTURE Bunch grass mea
dow by the month or will
take 100 or 200 cattle on
share. Let me show yon the
feed. Phone $12, or write Oly,
413 High St, -
For Sale Automobile
BVIC'K COACH. ust Ilk new,,
guaranteed . ..11100
:Pahm toukinu. a snappy.
running car for 3250
Jll'ICK GARAGE ,
1330 Main Phone 43
Open Sundays
FOR SALE,.
FOR SALE Transportation tick
et good for 390 on any road.
Will sell at sacriflc. Call at
The Herald Office. --'
20-21-23-24-25-2-27-28Ml
FOR SALE Springer Spaniel
puppies, Imported stock-: Hext
line of breeding In America.
Phone 330. or call at 1943
Portbinj avenne after 7:30 In
the evening. , 32-30
WANTED
WANTED Good mechanic. Call
at Buk k garage. 23-24
WANTED Laundry. Don by
band. First class. 1461 Man
xanita St. . , SS-SC"
WANTED Work for ton truck
by the day or hour. 325 Com
mercial. 25-2t
WANTED Good, reliable street
sellers. Call at Herald Office.
- , 2O-30
WANT TO BUY Two need
heavy 3 rr 4-Inch tire wagon;
. one used tire, shrinking ma
chine. Campbell Towo.v Lmbr.
Co. " ' ' ; 23-28
! For Sale Real Estate
FOR SALE Sheep pasture.- 40
acrea of grain and wild iet
tuco. Kiskey Uro., Matin.
Ore. 25-t.
FOR SALE New bona on. 50
, by 150 ft. lot. Two, bedrooms,
' breakfast nook, sewing room,
kitchen, bath, full cement bar-
ment. furnace. Call at 744
California Ave or Phone 790-
W. ;.0-
FOR SALE t-Houae, 4 rooms and
bath, large basement; suitable
for apt. Big lot, splendid view,
surfaced street, near Riverside
school. J3OU0. Liberal term.
' Phone 227. 38-2t
FOR SALE New 3-room bouse.
Oarage, built-in kitchen, hard
wood flora. Shower In , bath
room. Buffet, all floors cov
ered, magneslte front. $1300.
Small payment down, $25
month payments. A good buy.
Inquire 341 N. 8th St. 25-tt
FOR SALE Small grocery store.
v 111 sell orgceriea and rent
bonding. Would not sell, but
my business calls me else
where. For particular call at
the Herald Office. 2338
FOR RENT
FOR RENT New 5-room house,
,R. P. Ilreltenstein, 302 West
Main St., 21-37
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments. Reduced rates. Coxy
Apts.. 58 Main. 18-28
FOR RENT 3-room house and
garage, newly finished Inside,
; M block from E. Main, 1 block
. from Mills school. Price $30.
Call 240-W. 25-t
FOR RENT One - 3-room and
one 4-room furnished apart
ment. Wood and water .fur
nished. $35 and $45 per mo.
New and modern. Lucas Fur
niture ft Hardware, 828 Main.
28-tf
FOR. RENT 5-room furnlahed
, house, five blocks . oft Main.
Lawn and trees. Call after
' noons at 610 N. 11th St.
Phone 779-M.
22-28
FOR RENT Three and 4-room
- apartments, completely furnlsh-
- ed. Wood and water. 1 block
from Main on 5th St.' $35
month. Phone 1419. ' 33-29
FOR RENT First class furnish
ed apt,, steam heated, 'tfx t
Carthy Apt., $30 Pine. hon
800. 14tf
FOR RENT Completely furnlah
ed apts., garage, new building,
Just off Main on Broad. . Hex
Arms. Phone 1118. J20-A20 -
FOR RENT W can save yo
big money at the Arcade Hotel
Apartments, furnlahed com
pletely, electric rang, linen,
dishes and telephone. Or
room with private bath at
reel cut rate' to PTirnnsnt
gues.'s. Arcad. . y.t i
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