The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 07, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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    Parp Rix
I5TS
PL1 KRESS
Policiei for Prinville Se
ion to Be Outlined at
Corvallii Soon
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 7. A
P.) Trustee of the Oregon rec
lamatlon congress will meat
111 I
,
Corralll Saturday to outline a
pro rim of Irrigation and rec
lamation for tlila state for pres
entation to the annual meeting
of the organlratton which will
be held In Prtitevillc October 14
to It.
Olio of the mot Important
matters to come, before the trus
tees for conHldcr.it Ion is the pro
posal to launch a determined
flKht for the approval by congress
of the Deschutes project, con-
sldored one of the most feasible
snd cheapest projects for develop-
ment in Oreson.
WO.MEX MI ST HAVE SII.K.
vThe men of British Malays
may take kindly to cotton under
wear, but the women there, like
Women everywhere, must have
Ilk. ..The men ask only that
low-grade cotton underwear from
Japan., or better grades from the
United Kingdom. be woven or
knitted mesh, or nainsook, cut
In 'athletic style. The .-omen,
however, buy chiefly the iutlmatc
silken underthings that appeal to
their sisters the world around.
The United States supplies a
email, but growing, proport'on.
"It you are forei(;lilel, yoii wl'J
allow us to look after jour'eye
l slgttt. We know Imi.v."
T DR. H. W. BARR
EVE SIfiHT SPECIALIST
Giu Dunn, Jeweler and
V . Optician .
i 605 Main
Veronica
, : . ft .
Rrductng Weigh,
su evascr k
Pk,.l.1sss la tk
High Blood Ptsnst,
Acta CesdiiMas!
Kidney Livee ad
Bladder Troable
ladlgestiee
Csaitltatlss
Star Drue Co.
Standard , Dyer
and Cleaners
Odorless Geaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
Phone 825
What is a
Diuretic?
One Can't Feci Well When Kidney
i. Act Sluggishly.
THE part played I37 t!ie
x kidncyi mrid their impor
I tance to bodily hcakh should
be dearly understood. Slug
gish kidneys do not thoroughly
1 cleanse the blood of poisoTsOU
J wastes. Such impurities are apt
to make one dull, tired and
achy with often a nagtr
backache, drowsy headache
nnd dizziness. A common warn
ing of imperfect kidney action
-v
i
, is scanty or btiramR rxretions.
oin'a Pill aid the kidneyj
in their eliminetivc wcik.
! SO, 000 users have publicly
i-., recommended Doan'z. Ack
S S tout neighbor !
:-' .
DOAN'S
FILLS
60c
K Stimulant Dior tic to the Kidney
fvsumCo..Ml4vCl-m..B5alN.Y.
MOM'N POP
IB
mm
rrviov.oBENiceiP Y Yeah-hewsmts to
MRTYTC COULt) LAY Off I BOT LUCY WON'T LET
SEVERAL DtYS ANO 1 HIM HETRlFO To
AYGOLWWITH fl TtAY OFPSCK.eur
s'0t.),TbO , f SHeWOOLDN'T
v- Believe rrJ
If
At the Pine Tree
I There is snappy five-.i
! vaudeville bill at the Pine Tree
Utility end oil .the screen Irene
Rich ln-"Tbo Climbers" helps
lo aid qusltiy'to the double hill,
which shows for the lust time
today. '
I Melvoy and Wllma lu "Topics
of the Day." Is a novel cnruw.ii
lng and .song; offering with Mul-
I . . - . L a
a roaster-o tne crajt'ti tut
his partner pleasing vihuIIki.
Don Adams, the comedy fun
ster, arts as master of ceremoules
for the variety piese:itatlons, In-
Jetting
some coiae-ly bits for
the delight of the audience. Don
is a dialect cemd:.-n end In his
own ait indulges in parody sonK
and story to good effect.
The ' heiilllners. Citonji and
Rosy Moey. is a big time Chines
act recently on the Orpheani cir-.
cult. Their act Is beautifully
customed with Amerlcau songs
and dances featured,
LcW Marshall In blackface'
comicalities. As a young song and
story teller with some s-lever
comedy.
Schmltt and Nlckerson com
plete a fine bill with feats of
strength of balancing that are
new and original.
Ob the screen Irene Rich.
Clyde Cook and Forrest Stanley
are featured in "The Climbers,"
a dark, colorful melodrama.
T-. . .i .. . . ,t r.M.. . t. .,
..... .it.. ui.. . : i . i i
,u,"w "n"ir.
,7. I " "
will be ahowa. Featured with!
, onderfuI dramatic pic
, ture.
SliKI.LAC FROM 1XSKITS.
The shellac which U an essen
tial r . . hrtlllanl tinlaK nf (MP.
, . -v . . . j 'any other country. The best all-
nltnre and other products today. . . " .
, . . . , . round buyer of esndy generally
is made from iac, a resinous in- . .' . . . '
, , U the Irftted Kingdom, which
crastauon produced on a tree,, . .. .! 'i,iu.
sect. Tacbardla Lacca. a native
ot Indian and adjacent countries.
Farmers tend the insects much
na an apiarist watches his bees,
placing them on "host" trees,
chiefly kusum. wild plum and
pipal. and guarding them until
they reach the new twigs and
the production ot stick lac is be
gun. Thousands of farmers, each
owning a tew "host" trees and
insects carry the raw product to i
refineries, where the small lots
are combined and orepjre- to
meet the world demands. An am-1
bilious farmer makes from IS to, lo tututa. ine oincrs seem to
300 rupees a year. The United,01'" Paste lo "inid polish, the
States is hlB best customer.. entire supply . .being, imported
WATCH
REPAIRING
HERE
rear gna-antae on all
work
GEO. METZ
JEWELER
22 Main
1
US' -r
to dave
w . r
3
Office Pbone lifts Melhaae Bldg
Re. Pbone 114.1 Klamath fall
Just Phone
408
We Clean Everything
that Can Be Cleaned!
Klamath
Cleaning & Dye
Works
431 MAIN
9f
-IfilSiW- MaU
vour J1
o - 'I
-f IT'S BEEN SO L0N3 since
" X'VC PLAYfrD THIS GAME T. DOH'T
... n spose icooLD HrrTME sise
CTA BMW DOOR '
SMjJ-i
From Little
Acorns Horses
V . i
' ' I . "J.
'r . ; ;
A r'-- ta--,4
4 A;As;
e .- s K
L'siV.t 4J
mm
'
; .'I
Ml
IS
r iei
V
r
Carved out of the trunk of an
oak.
stately horse guards the
.entrance of the Maverick Ar:
Colony at West Hurley
.. .
New
CI liA HIU CANDV lll'VKR.
Cuba is I'ncle Sam's beat cus
tomer for chocolate randy, the
island republic -consuming yearly
more than 10 times as much as
pounds a year. The nest best is
tiny Porto Kico. which buys
i about. 7i percent as much. Cuba
. . '. .,
is third on the list.
Altska fourth
and Canada fifth.
KKW KIIOK.S WOK.V.
If nnlr nnnla ,unu,.p n a '
shoes the consular district of
Santo Domingo, with its popula
tion or 600,000. might' be a
good market for shoe polish. An
American consul has Informed a
wouiu - oe exporter mat only ss
e"""' - veoyie mere are
wealthy enough to have shoes
irroavty unitedtates. f eraiaay,
: acn tiigiana
mm
V
. .' i f 4 , r
3W:i:,.ii
;&::.!ViSU
i .' X' sT- - --- -.--. ir, : .i jurr i
WWW MOTHERS GET G&PH .
. .... A CP ACW tM rTHE, EAM!HOKJOf
A Knockout
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THE EVENINT. HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. 'OREGON,
At the Liberty
Irfixt cull In sea "The Outsider"!
the screen vert-loll of jMi'othvj
liritmlon's noted stage success.)
This colorful pleturesiiiie ru
in .mce of a gypsy chi:t who be
came enamoured (if a celebrated
English dancer wltl close', Jis
cntuigcniciil at the Liberty to-i
niKht. not only the unu-uul'
story but the presence' f ' :tay
film Ttvorltes will be mittielonij
to making the attendance at the
lust performance large. Jieque-'
line Logan as the fascinating
dancer and Lou Tellegen lu the
role of the tempestuous gypsy
head the cast supported by Wal
ter Plilgeon, ltoy At will and
Charles Luue.
I'ncle Hiram's Country Store,
which bus had a very suece-ful
run will close Thursday night.
Come early and brlns your
basket, for this will be the big
event, and t.la grand prU will
I lo awarded. . !
Baker High School
Damaged by Blaze
HAKF.lt. Ore.. Sept. 7. iiP)
Damage of about $10,000 was
done to the linker high school
building last night by fire, which
started at 11:30 p. m. ,The fire
was believed to have started
from cans of 'paint In the lower
hall next to the holler room. One
end of the lower hall was com
pletelv burned
Flsmws were fin-!
ully checked by firemen. Open
ing, of school set for next Moq
duy is likely to bo delayed.
V. S..PI.ltH LEAD.
Australia buy most of
the
pianos, both hand and player,
exported' by the t'ulid States, j
annua laaes it secomi ianre-i
uumoer oi nanu-epcratcu instru-
ments. but the Central and South
American countries ouy me pi-
ore esserlv. Mexiro dlsnlaclng
v.D!id 7ur second nlace Argen-
.tanaa tor secona place. Argen-
tins is third and
Venetttela
t fourth. Before the war - these i
I countries were buying pianos
chiefly from Germany, but the
American Instruments now dom
inate the world market.
DKVICK TF.STS APPLtS. ,
Operating, on a principle sonre-cent or the tax recelpla being
what similar to the guage tor doimtcd to the Red Cresrrnt Ho
measuring inflation of nutomo-' rlety. wlilcb is the'Turklsh Red
bile tires, a mechanical tester
baa bee devtscd which measures
the degree of snrtness In the
ripening apple. It is Intended as
a guide to the proper picking or;
the -fruit for sturage and -sh!f-'
nienT.-- y .-
Out Our Way
VWAtCvA MOSCOV. LIVES tM AwthtEV
JtSS FALU OM TVA OROONO U GT
Rot fhi? 'ATSlEAUM'-HuH-r
A-ST VA ? "VM-W DCM'r AMBROSE
Take his hoke- wny, evi his.
MA MAVS 'IM CjO BACK"m Ovf
NIORE-M l"P A LOMur WAV'S . o
DOMfSHE. CO T' Irf SME
US VAJOOLO Sl-E
F "TE, WAS
'STOLtO f
i
v
1.
4sC
. tr WAS-r-r -.!"'-
SkOtEO?Z- I-,: :rtJ';f4
Ot . FT T n -OC -.-V-A l I . 1 - i I I
' I : - . ' .
. ( VIOW-WHATA SHOT ) '.
' RIGHT CNeft INTO ui
' - Y'
l : 1 1 a I
t i t i
Lady of the Lake
t IKUSJ;,"'"SJ,.W
& C II
1 y v. .,r
I :-'W:;-:r.S
j
i
Ruling the pageant and rnrntval 1
i-ok Junaluska. N. C.. was
preuy lurena A.iums. oi i am-
pa Fia.. You see her here in
i. u. iv iu,u.u.
Terms aru strictly "O. O. I).
In Rumania, where several Amer-
lean manufacturers have opeued
warehounes storked with oil drill-
, CyUl)meDt
ready for imme-
jmg ciellvery.
Only the major
Rumanian oil companies, having
..,lirt fillri,i .i.in, ,,ii
... ...
J ' V tlorK,V ,n0
houses so near the itumsnisu
tMllt hat stimulated the sale of
American equipment, eliminated
delay In transportation ami has
mlulmlied competition.
TAX MOVJt'S Ft lt KFI) t'KOHH.
Turkey has taxed movie films
and Dhon .graph records. 75 tier-
Cross. The tax Is five plasters
per meter of film and 25 plasters
ror eh record, tho plaster being
about a half-cent lu American
money. Negative films and rec-
arts Irrruden for durnlloiral
uses are tux exempt.
CHURCH
VVAMT MORe,
it Xy-
, .K.VVlLt.lM3
ter sv Tjt srsvct. etc ese e s esr ere.
Ui. i i
C( f OH MR GONH CGW.E. OVf? 7
Ji I QUICK.' HCNftV JUST FEIL
C : OVER IM TrIE GARDEN )
K V I Think he faintcD' .
mm
I .'iil'tiH
m m m
At The Hotels
AUCADi: II. I.. Cooiier, Jatk
Lewis, (liilo.iuln; M. II. 1 .1 mi
lieu li. Los Anget: W, 1.. Itxhol.
Los Angeles: K. K. l.nue, Mid
land; II, K. Tiimli iigh mid wife,
f i)IIoiiHi: Ikm Adiims. Portland'
John It. MiHiilg'tt. INiVtlaud; J.
J. Ikll, tiealtle: I.'. A. I.okhii
iiud lie, Mouuiouth, ill.; Mrs.
J S, I'eliHsnn. Port thallium,
Alaska;. James K, l.iifter, CbKo
quint rt. I Clurk, l.eimi,. t'al.:
Iir. F.va Mains t'avlow, Medfnrd:
C. A. MiddlehruskM, j KunuMli
Agency; Mnrloa. AsltUtid; II, A,
Wo' ley. DuiHiuuIr: J. . H. Hull.
Moditc Point; ;orge Heslvr
chant: Mnrlatt It. Movies, Duns
mitlr; Mr. mid Mrs. t", K. Love
joy, Sinus . llailiara. Calif; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred HI. k. lluinl; Mrs.
8. V. Wolf. ' l.akovirw: lu.'
Moouey. V, J. Cofeu, Sllverlou;
Miss Era Jester, Rorky Point.
WII.LAHIl It. W. Mclulush,
Portland; It. O. Dudley, Halt
Fruncisiu; Charles A. Hart, Port
land: A. J. W'ltchel, Portland;
U A. Well.; J. P. Diiksii, Port
laud; F. K. Powell, .Medford;
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. llownu. S.-nt-lie;
Mn. llort K. llatuy, John
lluney. W. W. Merrtiuauii. Iri
land: A. II. XoIkIiIis, Kugene; .Mr
aud Mrs. C. Itauchfees, Pasadena:
J. L. Cowley and wlfu, Oakland:
H. K. Van Vnlkenhiirg'n, Port
land: -Joseph Kirk, Teresa K. Mii-
Ivr. Mariorlc M- Hruwu, . Sau
franelsCo; K. it, Plilpps. Port
land: Jonrnb Jimlch, Se.itlie;
William Janiei. San' Francisco,
u. J, McDevllli. Chlco: Mr. and
Mr,. ,;. IL umb, prt,B.l: Mr.
and Mrs. ll. B.
Keney,
Yreka;
Yrekn.
Mrs. Paulluu
Ituddeck,
(California.
I . . , .
' Ueglstrallon nt Chamber of
' Cuinmercs Victor It. Ilrowold.
Minn: F.dna F. Moon. Calif; J.
n. (icorKO aud J. K. Johnson.
fallf; I harl.s A. Anderson. Cullf.
M. (i. Martin, Calif: C. O. Mar
liu, Calif: Allvert Ixiiigmore,
Wash: W. R. Bayre, Calif: l.-ou
It. (ialatore. Calif: 8. V. Win
ter. Calif: Walter Cody, Calif;
A. R. Hates, Nev; (ieorge . W.
Cmleran, Jr.. Calif; Vlvtor John
son. Calif: Hlrd Aucher Co. Calif.
Fred Homier. Jr. Calif: II. V.
Miller. Calif; Austin Waddell, 1
Calif; Victor riparrlng. Wash-.
Standard Oil Corupanv. Calif;
Ralph J. .Mc.Novin, Callfurniu. I
lUHIO AMATF.t U . LINKS
I P IIIUTISH l;tMIMtS
CATEKIIAM. Luk.. (Al' To
elve llrltoas lu the Dominions
"a little bit of old England." a
niillo ' am'ifetir' proposes 'to pttf
111 in operation a riiular Emplro
broadcastlnic service.
From his home-made transmlt
liitB stallun at his country hoote.
Kraim and Mlrmrs Males
Kenew .Mlrmrs antl Knrnlturo
tiunsmltli, Ekiert key .Maker
(uarnnle workmen.
- lilbT 1AT.K
12 So. llib Hi. l'hone Illt-J
N 81-Ot
Klamath Fall.
Business Directory
U)I)(;k,
FR.ITF.IIXAL, NOTICE
li. 1. O. LLKH j
Meet - Thursday atrenlng. j
Visiting members mel-
eomo. I
ELKS TEMPLK, Ird and Mala I
OLIVKK BPIKEH, kJtilted Kuler
t U. MCMILLAN, llecrotarr !
Fratirnjil Order of Eagles
' f O g , Meets Ererr Frl-
.-4jjKkL . 730 t
'0iX-is!a Moose Hall.
O. D. LO.N'O. Secret rr
4erle 209O. l'ltnno B74 Labor
Temple I
LUVA1, (flU)Klt UK MOOKK 1
Meet evorjr Thurs-
day, 7: SO
. L. O. O. M.
Moose Hall, Klam-
ath Ave.
CEO. OQLK, Die.
KL.tM.ITII L0IK;K XO. 77
A. F. nnd A. M.
A Hlated C'ommtintratlnnii
. 2nd nnd 4 1 It Montluys
V W Visiting llrothers
s Welcome
I.0OM1H Ill'ILItINU
By Tavlor
i, .VUru, a tulne. man.' will
1 , .
I binadi4tsi' a- lahj.ui' ,irogruu
1 tblce nli:lit u nevk which Willi
r.iii I lit.. ,,.,-la .if III.'
;i.' U i)t the j
I tli He. lie It-en
s snort-Hale
liaiisuilsHliMi, Hid v.,(v lengll) lie-
lug ainuiid 3U meters, aud the' n t li County Court f the
I j 'i Ik tukeu lio'it I he ordinary Wit In nf Oii'KUii for the County
domi'illc electric Drill service. lul Klumullt.
Aluieu.. vi. ill.. ri,.i ...,.i.,,,i. Ill the miitli'r nf the oetule uf
to . .tlillli rwil.tr conimiinica- Aniaioht Pe l... I. . .
I.,.., w, Aitstr Ola and tltree V' . ". na
yea.v age he lrua-ilt.-. u Uait..,2"ii;;"l,I,,, ,ai Friday. Heplei...
An.in'ic eness i atcii, i
iVM.-rd and lliirv.-.:d t klveralllos,
Logal Not: cos
MtTU K OF M K l: T I II tF
F.tjt tllATION IMllltlt .!'
' H r N N H F. IHItK. 1 1 lt
HISTKII T.
Notice Is hsrelty gUen that the
Hoard of Dimiiom uf the Huiiitv
side Irrlgannn lilsirlal will, com-
nu'iitii.E Tuesday. I lie -4 1 It liny of
tMoher. IDS!, it ike ottice ot Hie
Hoard or ttlrxett.ru ut th resl-'
denre of J. I Fotlierlnghain with-1
In Ul iltui rl.1, not an a Hoard !
of Ktiunlltallon for llio purposei
nf r"Celvltig ,-tnd enrrertlng the')
Klamath Falls
Business Directory
ATTtillMCVH
-. C. IIIUtW'LK
Atltrmy-iit Law
8lal nnd Kutlernl tUinrta
Al.tirarfs Fxnmlnet!
SOS Wlllll. llltU. l'hone ll
Itenl Knl.ilp Ijtw a Hperlalty
M. O. WILKINS
Lawyer .
?')9 Wllllum Ittilltllng ,
Klamath Knlls. Dresnn
rhi.no Hal lar cr N'.ltl
I 1
Al TDMttllll i: HK.tl.Flt4
Hepalr Work, ttatterv Rnrvlce,
Tints Nash, On kin ml,
Hon Use, larknnl
It. It. II. i.AHAt.K
. . all Klnmatlt - .
Nest to I'eotntrire l'hone til
. Goodyear Tire
Fireproof Atorage v
Al'TOMtlllll.K ItltFM
Itiittg In our nurn tin,-fid
. iKHK) ntllrs ntt.ra at
tf usual ritHt
A K llltK HI II If
Cuarnnteed rulrnnUIng
' IIS Bo. 11th fit. Phiina IIM
re-treads
At'TO ItFPAIR
, Hn.lll.y's Itrpnlr HI. op
Guaranteed Auto HeiMilrlng
Cars called . for and delivered
Bomb Cth St. , 1'hona 0J-V
O.iTTKIIV HKItVirB
Battery ilervlre. Magneto,
Starter and Generator
lie pairing
FLOYl HK.NIIIOT CO.
131 Mala Ut. I'bouo 37-W
Battery. Magneto, Generator
and , Complete Electrical
Berries
W. P. Johnson'a
AITO KLFCTItlU HKItVHT.
7Z4 Klamath Thane 143
Pbllco Ilemy Dtlco
Basra Autollte
BEAlTf 1'AKI.OIIS
Expert Operators, Individual
booths, violet rar. niRrcell-
Ing. li u I r tinting
ITOHTOX IIKAl TV MHOP
Glornnnu Wnrron
Winter Illdg. l'hono III
Wator, French Paper Curl
Facial and Hcalp Treatment
IllII.DINO MATERIALS
8WA LAKE MOI LDINO CO,
Quality flulldlng Material
South Cth St. I'hona 7S
. WANTED
Carpenter work by contract or
Day. Cabinet work and '
future built.
1401 Division ht. Phono 145.1
-ss-St)s-ess'eVvv-v
III It HKM
H.tdlEU IIKAUT t ill IK
Elghlh and Illglt HIh Key,
. F. Looser, Kev. t' II. FiiIko,
Kiintliiv itiRMKos nl 8:3(1, 8.011
iu:il 1h:.1i.i Kveuuig dfvollons
it: 7: .V. Week-dtty inns at
7 n. nt. Motrin, 1st end .Ird
P . ii lit) . at 10:, 'lu. All are
t-.o .Unity r;elcomo at our er-
VilPS.
CIVIL EXGIXKF.HH
i. V. .1 LF.GIIOKVv
flVjl
KiiKlneer nnd Biirveyor
2i j ingn hi root
C. V. KKI.I.I Y
Cnnntilllng Civil Engineer
IJmlerwood lllilg. Phono 107B
aM:iuiint rail nf ald dlsfrh t
tor I lie lear I -J-ll2.
',' ." ij' a. ari'' ; il Nil 1 1 A M.
ttwy. tiitliityltla Irrlnollun Hint.
ri-a
.SOIU i; Ol I l U. Aft til M
ber smb. 1 u . . ui 3 ociovk p.
m. of said day. lit ih court
room of lite nliove rntllUd court
III the l oitmy Comt ilousa at
Kluiunttt Falls. Klamaih Coiitily.
Hiiitn of tiregou, tins been fUed
bv the mutt ns Out Hunt and
place at v. lil. lt I ho rourt will
hour objection t said accouut
it til sotllti the snmr. f
All persons liitviiig objections
(hereto will file the onme or ap
pear pnr..llttHy sua oujei'l litem"
to uu or l.rfto I lie dal
el lor
thu hearing of said Una! Itecouitl.
J. tl. PATTKIIHON.
Kxecutur of the last will and
testament of Amanda Pueh
tilt, det eased,
ASI-H7-H-21
IlLXTlHTH
Oenerttl I'rncil.e of tientlstry
Hit. I'MILIP t UI.K
01 Mulu
Over Mini's Klorc---PhOR Set
Open Evenlugs by Appointment
lilt. li. U. WI-iKI'.MtVI.H
lk-ttlltry
X-ltuy H-rlt'e
I'uderwood Uldg. I'hotte (MS
Dr. J. J. Emmens,
M.dft.nl, ore.
Praetlre llmll.-.l to eye, ear,
nose and throat. I'bono t7
CIIIIIOIII Acrorw
Dlt. f.l.KV MiKtltE
I'lalmnr Graduate
Cltrsnlu nnd Nervous Diseases
New Mollis. o lilo.-k. 336 Mala
. I'hona t ITS
Opposite Court I loose
Hit. C. NOItV ALL
Cruduate of Calmer and
Pacific College . . ,
Fourteen years esperlrnro
Wo remove the cause of
disease
Ilouanut, Oro, A1S
EMPLOYMENT AtJENOt
KLAMATH FMPLOV1IE.XT
OFFIC-I
Employment, fur worker in
very trade atllls, railway
and farms.'
Jam.- II) au. Prop.-,
fltli and Main. Phono 1ST
.MI SU! hi t Kit
PEAKL ItKlli.V
Cradttate of KIIUon-WliltB
t'ontiervatory. Teacher
of Piano aad Hnrmpny.
I'huns 3 kit Pino St.
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LIVESTOCK
Fresh row on hand at all
times front one to carload
KLAMATH 1AIKY COW CO.
Phones: Itanch .2F2;Itoa. 41(
E.i Morhettac, it.
Toum Station;
OhTEOPATlM
Ml. F. It. GltOAIlI
I. O. O. F, TEMPLH
Osteopathic Physician and
Burgeon
Office and Kasldencg
Phono 321
PA I NTH, WALL PAPER
Wnll Paper, Faints, Enatnilg,
U rushes
V. It. OLDS
Across from Pnstoffle
Phone 43 i
Everything a Paint Store
i Keeps
Paints, Oil. Varnlsho, Dead
ening Felt. Gins, Hoofing,
Wall-I'nper
PATH ItHOVtt PAINT OrORB
020 80 6th St. Phone 683-J
TIMIII Il t ill IHEIIH
Timber Cruising, I'.oconoats
anee and ApprnNal
II. II. OGLE
lUO Mnlit HI. I'ltoiin -II5-W
Working from
M. L. Juhnson'4 utflco
F.f AVATI.
ItLAHTI.NO
Bowor nnd Cesspool Work
Phono 4-ii t
Call nt Wt'J K. Main St.
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