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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1929)
Wednpwriny, November 18, 1929 THE EVENING HERAT D. KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGWT page srmr CLASSIFIED Par word each Insertion, 2 eentsi per week 10 dlcounl par two weeks 16 discount par month 20 discount. All claiiifiad ad mutt ba cb. Minimum advertisement 25 cant. FOR SALE Real Ettata WANT GOOD TRUCK ALSO A UOOD TRACTOR llava kidi good ears to trade (or Truck and mdh Hood cin to trails lor Tractor. Prefer l tractor with Caterpillar t tread. Can make good trad It you will art quick. 1. nonn Leslie, ruoD too ii-it BAROA1N8 IN OUR EXCHANGE DEPT. Good used ranges 116.00 up flood used Heaters 17. JO up (load day beds ........ 111. 00 up Pin Ian circulator, only lit. 00 Flu S-po. Walnut Dining suite, special, only ICI.OO Nloa l-pe. Davenport aulla In genuine leatber only 170.60 Good Cash Hog later, only.. 109. to KLAMATH FURMTUIll s, O. fhona 104 loll ami 8t. Sl-lf FOR SALE roit BALE OK KENT Thraa room cottaRo on California Ara. Ilaa electricity. Could ba md strictly modern wllb llltla eipense. Nlca large lot with plmity ot room to build or fruitage. Can ba bought right with reasonable tonus. Inquire Whlppot Knight Oar age. 4th A Klamatb. 7-tf FOR BALK Hoof ttalna and bun ialow palnta. 30 gallona. KOI Oak. ll-il FOR BAI.K Two room bouta. 1511 Siskiyou, l-tl FOR RENT FOR RENT rurnlabcd apt. ataam beat, private batb, ona block oft Main at. Cor. Cadar and Pin. Adulta only. Itf FOR IlKNT llooma; naw turnara Inatallad; laraia and parking room. fientlrmen preferred. II Washington, phona 7IS-J. 11-lt FOR RENT Quiet sleeping mom for gentleman. I blocka from Main, til High. I'huna 7S0-H. 11-Sl FOR RENT Room, 010 Lincoln. 11-St WANTED WANTED To rant, I or I room furnished bouaa, wllb modern conveniences. Call II. F. Chap pall, Kim Itntol. Phone 1567. -Jt WANTED Position ai house keeper In home of adulta. Call II. n-Jt WANTED Homework by hour or day. 1415 Oregon Are. 11-lt WANTED Olrl for (eneral housework. (IT High. 11-lt MISCELLANEOUS HEATER That operates oa oom moa (twduat; cbaapaat fuel known; Juat Ilka any other Beat heating stove, only baa a built in aawdnat hopper; a saw oen aatlon. (11.00 complete. Ore gon Engineering Co., 1401 Ka plan ad a. Phona lilt. 11-lt LOOK O. T. DeDuo Plumbing and Heating Co. Prleaa right Lot at figure for your office. Ill Ko. lltb. Phone 1140. ll-t FOR LEASH OR BALE 10-acre dairy or potato ranch; also horses for sale cheap. Write Bog TIT, ore Herald. ll-t ROOMS With board; excellent borne cooking. 100 Commer cial at t-4t RADIO SERVICE Teatlng, re pairing. Installing, a. o. or d. e. ate, any make. Tubes, parts, aerials. Wm. Long. 1011 Don ald St. Phona 1414-11. ll-tt AUTO LOANS Contracts; refl naneed payments reduced Net oa auto Co., Klamath are., near 8eveath. l-ti EXPERIENCED Stenographer, bookkeeper P. B. X. desires position. Carol MoLaughlln, general delivery. It-It PAINTING, Decorating A signs. 101 Oak. ll-tt BOARD AND ROOM, son. " (29 Jeffer-l-te LOST AND FOUND LOST Lewollyn setter, black and white, with two black ears and large black spot on hips. Reward. M. M. Cllne, 117 Bo. Ih St. 12-lt NEW lODAY APARTMENT HOUSE LOCATION SCxllO, on corner very near ' to bualness center. Three dwellings on property now bringing good returns on price asked. Plica 18500.00. with terms. A LAROB NUMBER OF LOTS It yon contemplate building make your selection now. Lots priced' from ISOd up. CHILCOTB Si SMITH REALTORS T2T Main Phone (t ". " U-Jt FOR KENT -room apt, partly furnished. Adults only- ' 101 Martin st., . 11-lt FOR RENT Furnished room; furnace beat. 114 Washington. Telephone 184-M. 11-lt FOR RENT Clean rooms. 227 ,...JVlftUj,-- l-2t AD RATES NEW TODAY FOR RENT I -room house at 1710 Wall st, 140.00 per month. Inquire between 10 a.m. and 4 p. m. 11-11 rult KENT 2-roota apt. Ill Oak at. No. children. Inquire 100 Oak. 11-lt FOR BALE 4 -room bouse to be mored oft lot: very oh sap. Wrlle Itnx T3I, care Herald. 11-lt WONDERFUL Poll re puppies for aale. IIT Walnut. 11-11 WANTED Saleswomen to aell at tractive Xmaa linn; eicellent commission. Apply tit Klam ath. Apt. I, mornings. 11-lt WANTED Housekeeper; refor mers. Phona 1! from 1 to I pin.: sJtT t p.m. call 114. 11-lt LOOK O. I DeDuo Plumbing aY Hoatlng Co. Prices right. Let us figure for you. Office 111 U. lltb. Phone 1140. 11-lt HOARD AND KOOM- 1 10 per week. s:0 Washington at. 11-lt LEGAL NOTICES 0 1 8B30 He-Publication NOTICE FOR I'lllLICATIO.N Department of the Interior, Unit ed States Land Office, Lake view, Oregon, November 6, 1920. Notice Is hereby given that the State of Oregon, did, on July I, 1121. file In this office Its appli cation, 011111, to ealeet tinder the act ot February 14, lltl, and the acta supplemental and amenda tory thereto: The SWtt NCtt Bsc. IS. T. 14 g., R. I K. W. M. Any and all persons claiming adversely the landa above describ ed, or desiring to object because ot the mineral character ot the lands, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, abould file their affidavits ot protest tu this office on or before the 14h day of December. 1029. The above notice will be pub lished In The Evening Herald, nowapaper published at Klamath Kails. Oregon, for 20 days, which I hereby designate as newspaper of general circulation In the vicin ity of the above described land and published In the County In which same la altuated. F. P. LIUI1T, Register Nil. 20,17. D4, 11 OIU4440 NOTICE FOR ri lll.lCATION Department of the Interior, Unit ed mates Land Office. Lake view, Oregon, October 14, 1029. Notice la hereby given that James H. Proctor ot Olsndale, California, owner ot the following deecrlbed land: Lots 1 and 2, Sec. 4. T. 14 8 , R. 11 W Butilaw National Foreat, did, on March 10, 1111, Me In this office bis application, 012440, under the act ot March 10. 1912, (41 Stat.. 4(1), to exchange the above de scribed land for timber of equal value to be eut and removed from spproxlmately 10 acres In 8eo tlons 11. II and II, T. 21 8., R. H B. W. U., la the Crater Na tional Foreat. Oregon. The purpose of this notice Is to allow all persons claiming ad versely, or having bona fide ob jections to the approval of the exchange, to file their protests In this office. Raid protests ehould be filed on or before December 14. 1919. The above notioe will be pub blahed once a week for 4 suc cessive weeks la the Engene Ouard, Eugene, Oregon, i.nd In the Evening Herald, Klamath Falls, Oregon, which newspapers I hereby designate as newapapera published Id the counties In which the above described lanita are located. F. P. LIOHT, Register. OI3.IO-Ne.ll I NOTICK OK SPECIAL REFUND. l.Mi UO.MI ELECTION SHASTA VIEW IRRIGATION DISTRICT Notice la special election baa beon called a wm oe neia in Bhaata View Irrigation District on Friday, the lOth dav nf Knumh.. ta.a at which election tnere ahall be sunmiiiea to the electors of said district possessing the Qualifi cations nH,Aiih.j kM . w - . . u iu. ursson Irrigation District Laws, the question whether or not retund- uaj oonoa or said Shasta View Irr gallon niitriot i .v.. gate principal amount of 192.300 shall be Issued for the purpose of refunding a like principal amount of outstanding bonds of said dis trict, dated November 1, 1923 enng interest at the rate of per cent rap nn..m , - seml-aniiua w . u ..u.fjurizaa III an election held In snld district ..in im nay of July. 1922 ,.u present outstanding portion or th ' ini.t i J 1120.000 authorised at said else- UUII J, ' Said election will be held and the result thereof determined and Klamath Mineral Hot Spring Natatorium NOW OPEN Swimming- Pool, Tuba and Showers 503 Spring Street LEGAL NOTICES declared In all respects, as nearly aa practicable. In conformity with the provisions of the Ore gon Irrigation District Laws gov erning the election of officers. At such slsotlon the ballots ahall contain the words "Bonds Yes," and "Honda No," The electors shall vote for or against the proposition by stamping or marking cross (X) In the vot ing spacs after the words "Bonds Yes" or "Jionds No," respect ively. If a majority ot ttia votes cast are "Bonds Yes," the Board til Directors shall csuse refunding bonds In said amount to be la sued, or sucb portion thereof as msy be necessary from time to time. If a majority ot the votes cast are "Bonds No," the result of such election shall be so de clared and entered ot record. Tbe polls shall be opened at eight o clock la the morning of the election and be kept open un til five o'clock In the afternoon, wheu the aame must be closed. For tbe purpose ot 'his elec tion, said Shasta View 1-rlgatlon District baa been declared to be one election precinct. The fol lowing electora hava been ap pointed Judgea of Election of aald election, to conduct tbe ssme, and the following named place has been nsmed and select ed as the polling piste at said election: Judge Emma Wilson Judae Lyda Klrkpatrlck Judge lllanr.be Pickett Polllug place Kcatdence of Harry Wilson In said District. Done pursuant to aa order and resolution of the Board of Dlrectora of Shasta View Irriga tion District this lltb day of October, 129. HAltllY E. WILSON. (Seal) A. E. McCOY, FRANK PAYOR, Board of Directors of Bhasta View Irrigation District. Attest: A. E. McCoy, Secre tary Shasta View Irrigation Dis trict. Ol(.22.30-Nt,l! HU.MMONH Ko. UUU4 Equity In the Circuit Court ot tbe State of Oregon for the County of Klamath. Doris Mourer. Plaintiff vs. Harry (. MoUrer, Defendant. To Harry U. Mourer, Defend ant: In the name of the Bute of Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you In the above entitled suit, on or before the th day of December, 1921, that being the last day within whlrh you are roqulred to answer said complaint, aa fixed by the order of publication of thia sum mons. If yon fall to appear and answer aald complaint on or be fore the 6th day of December, 1929, the plaintiff Dorla Mourer will apply to tba court for the relief demanded and prayed for In plaintiff's ssld complaint, to wll: For a decree of divorce ot and from the aald defendant Harry O. Mourer on the grounds cruel and Inhuman treatment, and for lbs care, keeping and custody of tba minor daughter, Dolores Mourer, and for auch other and further relief aa to the Court may aeem meet and proper. Tula aummons Is published In The Evening Herald, a dally newspaper, printed, published and circulated dally at Klamath Falls, la Klamath County, Oregon, by order ot the Honorable W. M. Duncan, Judge ot the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Ore gon, dated tbe 4th day of Novem ber, 1929, the first publication thereof to be made oa the tth day ot November, 1929. and the last publication thereof to be made on tbe 4th day ot Decem ber, 1929, tbe aald order provid ing that summons should be pub lished ones each week for tour successive weeks la the Evening Herald, a dally newspaper, print ed, published and circulated dally at Klamath Falls, in Klamath County, State of Oregon, and the paper designated as being most likely to give notice to said de fendant. MANNINO. MeCOLLOCH A DRISCOLL and RALPH W. HORAN, Attorneys for plain tiff, whose office and post office address Is 623 Main street, Klamatb Falls, Kla math County, Oregon. Not. t, 13,20, 17 and Deo. 4. 1921 FOR RESULTS USB THB HERALD WANT AI SA , NOW, voo'ne not VSMKlTteR J ' Good vawius asm !-. luGr TO MOMEMT5 WSIISMl.0 ,i-rj Ji KEEP FROM I erw -TZ rTT 1 AT THE THEATRES AT THE 1'I.NB TltF.H A cast marked by tbe pres sors of both quality and quan tity In unusually large propor tions appears In Colleen Moore's first talking and singing picture, "Smiling Irish Eyes," which la ahowlng at the Pine Tree thea tre this week. Undoubtedly, mora accom plished players are aeen In this First Nntlonal-Vllapbone special than ' In any talking picture produced. An Immense scene, representing an Irish fair, was photogrspbed and recorded from so many different angles tbst Producer John McCormlck re- a - , ' n ' quired over (00 people, capable ot playing affectively before both camera and microphone. In order to repreaent properly this Interesting portion ot "Smiling Ilsh Eras." Thus baa the popu larity ot talking pictures placed a larger premium on talent, and ell but eliminated Ibe "extra" player Incapable of giving In teresting characterizations. Colteea Moore Is Ideally suit ed for ths role she plays In "Smiling Irish Eyes," In which she enacts a sparkling Irish girl. Both by personality and dramat ic talent la she equipped for a realistic Interpretation ot thia charming character, while ahe acquired a delightful brogua to make her portrayal all tbe more convincing. She both sings and talks In this Irish romance. Opposite Miss Moore In tbe male lead la James Hall, whose engaging smile and excellent voice combine with splendid abil ity to make his characterisation effective. Like Colleen. be sings several melodies In "Smil ing Irish Eyes." AT THE LIBERTY The millions who have resd Zane Grey's thrilling novel, "The Last of the Duanes," ahould wel come tbe William Fox screen version starring Tom Mix, which opened at tba Liberty last night for a two daya' run. Those who have sot had the pleasure ot reading tbe book AS if 4 -'4 -.-- ki 5 Room House $200 Down New shingled bungalow on corner lot in desir able location. Garage. Woodshed. Hardwood floors. Enclosed back porch. Laundry trays. A dandy buy at $3900.00. Phone 1050 1134 Main Street INSURANCE LOANS INVESTMENTS BONDS Oat Our Way VME.U- GrOfivA ,Mft, OF CE .WJVTH lAMOTkAER CAKE OP 1CH OK TOP PA WOOl- VNtUU.JtS. CrlT IM BED tM'-TCW VT WE'D UHE lb UvE. -AT- TROTHS. 7 Vice om ToPpa I ' ' . should take the opportunity the film often to get a true glimpse ot Texas In tbe old days. "Tbs Lsst of the Duanes," showing the passing of the last frontier, fits Mix like a glove, tor Tom Is the typical frontier type. A series of thrilling Incidents Including a desperate battle by Tom agslnst bsndlts, a kidnap ping, the eecape and pursuit, particularly the activities of the star, crowd one another with al most bewildering rapidity. AT THB PEXICAX Delteloua bumor, besrt-toueh-ing pathos sad nerve-tlngllng thrills combine to make "Oh, Yeabl" Pathe's all-dialogue pro duction which appeared yester day at tbe Pelican theatre, oae of the most completely satisfy ing screen entertalnmenta ever preeented at tbls popular thea tre. Bringing together oa t h screen for the first time Robert Armstrong and James Oleason, tbe teem that scored such a tre mendous International success oa the state In "Is Zat Sol", the picture proves a worthy succes sor to that great triumph. It la replete with laughs and moves along swiftly to a dramatic cli max that Is breath-taking. "Ob. Yeah!" directed by Tar Oarnelt, la the story of two rail road brakemen who hava the wanderlust and work wherever there Is a railroad, but not tor long. They never caa stay put. That Is, they can't anchor until they land la Linda, a railroad camp, and develop two perfectly good heart romances. The lose 1 affaire ot these two hardholled j roustabouts la one series of rib tickling' occurrences. j TROY, Mont.. Nov. II (AP) A tire started racing through 1 the business section ot Troy early today damaging buslneaa property i to the extent of (100.000 before it wss confined to one city block. ! Several residences were destroy, ed. CANT PRAISE ITE LydU E. Pmlcluun'a Vegetable Compcmnd Helped Her So Much Kingston, have not takva anything but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound for IS months and I cannot praies H enough. 1 weighed about 100 pounds I and waa not abla to do any kind ot work. My , housework Wss done by . my mother and my ; out-of-doors work was not done. I ; hare taken four bottles of the Vers- , table Compound and now I am well and strong and feel fine. I got my sister-in-law to take it after her last , baby cams and ahe is stronger bow. , v i.. .MM.h " Mm . (Minn. I ' - .- e Bittib V. fASTcr, B. 1, Kingston, Missouri. OVE R C7.c?.wiUtvM5 pi I HONtwl M , r-. II V x eor owe r) UTTv-e SPOT I I a rssk at Ql ""' I Oregon Mother Meet November 14 At C. of C. Rooms A meeting of tbe Oregoa Mothers association, a branch of which was recent! r organised In Klamath Falls when a number ot tbe state officials were here oa October II, baa beea called for Thursday altaraooa at I o'clock, November 14. Tbe meeting wilt ba held la the chamber of commerce rooms and a cordial Invitation to all mothers ot students attending the Oregoa university la extend ed. At this time a discussion of tba work and farthering ot the organisation plans will ba made. The following tea subjects are outlined for study by the Ore gon Mothers: 1. Intellectual and spiritual training. 2. PersoL ;el work. I. Lower division and advis ory system courses. 4. Honor courses and provis ions tor gifted students. I. Living conditions and In fluence. f. Personslity training. T. Tralalag for vocation. 5. Training (or vocation, con tinued. I. Research and adult educa tion. 10. University and the state. FOR RESULTS USE TBB HERALD WANT APS. GUARANTEED DENTISTRY aah Crowns, Bridges, Fillings I'nbreakable Lifelike Plates Ont-oMowa work completed same day. Plates that fit. SPECIAL LOW PRICES FREE EXAMINATION Opea Wed. and Bat. Evenings DR. THOMPSON "The Beet for Less" Phone 1087 T10 Mala 8C RED BALL STAGE LINE Winter Schedule One State Daily for Lakeriew. Oregon Leave K. F. 8:80 a- m. Office 6th & Main PHONE 999 HOG - FUEL Is gaining in favor. Each month sees several new burners installed. The larger the building tbe more money you save. Large burners are install ed at the Court House, Arcade Hotel, Winter's Apts., Oaks Hotel and Crater Rooms. Smaller burners at C. F. Stone, Mrs. Buesing, Everett Har denbrook, Peyton & Co. office and many others. There is a reason, they are getting better heat, for less money in every instance, according to Peyton & Co. salesman, Mr. Kronert. KLAMATH FALLS CHILOQUIN STACE LINE Chas. B. Howard, Prop, 3 ROUND TRIPS DAILY Leave Klamath tails 8:00 a. 0112:80, S:10 p. m. Leave CbiloqalB . 0:80 a. mM 2:18, 8:80 p. U. We) Have Stages for Hire Economy Safety Comfort KLAMATH FALLS Business and Professional DIRECTORY The merchants and professional people listed on thia page are known as ftlamath Kails' moat reliable business nan and woman. Hera yon will find lbs firms listed alphabetically who wUI serve you economically and promptly. They are all skilled In their respective lines. Call on them today. Please mention that yon taw their ad In the Evening Herald. AUTO TIRES, VULCANIZING QOftDYEAR Tires, Sales and Ser vice. Ace Tire Shop. Ill lio. 11th. Ph. 141. . CHIROPRACTOR DR. PAUL O. LONO, Chiroprac tor and nerve specialist. 117 So. tth St. Phone 1(40. HUHlNKSts IXtLLfcUK K' A MATH Business College. Mel- base Bidg. rnona ni. var and night classes. AiMPIXlYMKNT AUUNCl KLAMATH Employment Office. 8litb and Main. Ueneral em ' ployment. Phone 167-W. I'KI.MINO KLAMATH PRINTING CO. Ill N. Fourth St. Prompt Servlca Freshmen Repair "O" At Eugene EUOENE. Ore., Nov. It (AP) University ot Oregoa freshmen bent their backs today over ce ment boards soiling concrete tor a bow aoraer of the great yellow "O" oa the faoe of Skinner's butte. Meanwhile officials of Oregoa sad ot Oregoa State were laveo tlgating the blast which was touched off early Saturday, rous ing Eugene and tearing away a corner of the "O." One chunk ot cement, weigh ing II pounds, hurtled through the root of a home near the butte but Injured no one. ISSUE MOT CHAXOED WASHINOTON. Nov. It (AP) In bis first statement to the press sine the Virginia guberna torial election. Bishop James Can non, Jr., ot Methodist Episcopal char oh south, cabled from Monte video, Uruguay, today that while he regretted the decision ot the voters, "Raakobl-Llberallam ver- Tor MOPEITE Many women hava discovered tbe economy of buying real furs Instead of one season costa or wrap. Frna of splen did quality are for those ot moderate Incomea. Select now the garment you'll long tor when cold weather eamea. Train la Fare" by Cn minings Misx Fur-ette FUR SHOP CUSTOM FURRJERS-1AXIDERM1SW 129 SOUTH NINTH PHONE mm IIIJ W Mrs. B. M. Hogua TeL 1601 LEA R.I TO DANCE Mra. Hogas's School ot Dunclng All Modern and Old Time Steps Ballet, Acrobatic Toe. Tap and Characteristic Dancing. Moose Hall . Klamatb rails W HI 1 Bowing Mrh luce and SappUea Heat, Bell and rtrpalr w. h. ituirr Local Kepreeealattva SOT Klamath Ave Phone til CHARLES J. CIZEX Uesxhsust TaJsor Hakes Uood Uuthea 109 South Seventh St. DENTISTS DR. K. U. WUKCAKVKB ' DR. D. t. GII.I.ILAND Pbooe O4o tth had Mala over Under wood's Pbarmat . PIONEER TRANSFER CO. STORAGE General and Long Distance HA CLING Phona 1788 88S Sooth Sixth ARB VOU LOOBXNQ for Genalsve Bargains la C3l CARS? FEB AJtcADB GARAOB JKWtLKR PAUL WIESE, S2S Main, Watch maker. "40 years practical ex perience." AUTOMJBII.K DKALKKS REPAIR work. Battery service Oakland, ' intla j. Ill Klam atb. Phona 111. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SHEPHERD XUS1U Co. 111 Main SL Phone llll-J. Kla matb Everything In music and musical Instruments. - TRANSFER a 8TORAUM PROMPT and courteous ear v lee. Standard rates. Westera Trans fer Co. 411 Mala. Pbone 1100. FOR RESULTS USB THB . HERALD WANT sV - us Bouthsra Petaoeraew stilt ira mslns the aatstaadlag Dessoeret- party Isaae. Butineta Locals Few laaaraarew Bee Jas tL Drlseoth WUIIaaU Uldg. Adv. wriCB All repslr work tbst baa beea left la our store one year and ever, and aol nailed for will bo sold tor repairs January tat. OLOVBR'g JBWELRT STOPS, N1-N10 Klamath Falls Lodge Directory LODQB FRATERNAL NOTICB SJ F. O. CLKS Tnfl sleets every 3 I Tbsrsdae Night Visiting Members Welcome ELKS TEMPLE. Ird aad Mala Moose Rati 411 Klamath Ave. Meets every Thurs day, f:ll R, MotscbeabaeheTi Dictator KLAMATB LODQB MO. tt A. r. and A. M. Stated Commaatcatloa tnd and tth Mondays Visiting Brothers Welcome. LOOMU BU1LD1NQ Klamath Falls Business Cards OR. L. W. HORN VETERINARIAN Dog and Cat Hospital Boardlns Kennels Lakevlew Route faona S-W-a DR. B. C HOWELL, JR. VBTCKNAUUAM Large aad email aalmala treated by modera methods Phoae tlt-J lit Fiad HARRY'S BAOQAOB EIPRE8s For trunk hauling and light moving Phone t7l XAOLES POOL HAU, . JL CAFB 101 Klamath Avenue ' Believe It or tot W serve the Best Food la Toaa . iSKAUIK tAtUMU: FOUNTA1M OF KOUi'U U.AUiK btlOffA . and REDUClAti STUDIO ' ' -"We cater to thuse wau are particular." Pelican Theatre siug. Rooms' 1-1 JThoaa (ill . QUAUTX FOOD Klamath County a Moa atuoera iutuug fiaca. 8pecai ttuuuay Dinner, . PEUCAM QaULLB Phona III lal CUUSOFRACTOtM SB. GLENN MOOBJt Palmar Uraduata J Chroals ana Mervuua pises tag . Maw Meihaae Huica, U4 etaia, Phoae 171 Bealdeuee Mo. leeS-fF, Oppoaiia Court Houas) DR. a H. MATHBA Eiecuo-Therapy aad MaUionica -.ISA Mata m, Paoaes: QXacej 0e-W . Res. s04-K dVlli FJIOIMEKKS i. a CLEOHOKN Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Ill High aire a a kellxt a Consulting Civil Engineer ii 111 So. 6th. Phone 10T HOSllIAJLB THB COTTAGB HOSPITAL ,; "The Friendly Hospital" Modern Trained Nursat la Charge Sanitary 1104 Wordea. Phone tll-W Eacelleal Cars la ConilnemeaU cJIciiueoe or Surgical Cou VAleecaa'w CENTRAL SAFE Cor. 4th and Ploe bta. KLAMATH VALLEV HOSPlTAli MILK MILK AND CREAM from our own dairy tor sal at tba BRICK CAFB 111 No. Tth St. OPTOMETRIST ; EaublUbed 1101 DR. H. J. WINTERS . OPTOMET sUST Glasses Ground to Order la Oar Owa Factory Brokea Lenses Duplicated Repalra Prompt Servlca i 111 MAUt J
