The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 01, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 Wednesday, January 1, CLASSIFIED AD RATES Par word each Insertion, 2 cn(t par waak 10 discount par two waak 16 discount par month 20 diicount All classified ad mutt be cash. Minimum advertisement 28 cantt. FOR SALE Raal Eitate 1IOMB Admirer of English rohlto- tu r will appreciate th la new English type homei lim living rnum, fireplace, hardwood (lonra, (Had link. Iota at oloiat room, two elegant bedrooms (nil basement with pi pa fur li in ; located on uppar alila of I'aclllo terrace; wondarful view. Price KOBO.OO; tor oil T. B. WATTKIlll REALTOR ill Mall. al. I'liona ee 11-21 PROPERTY" In Oakland, Calif., to exohange for Klamath Falls proporly. C. L. Kelsoy, 7 Huaa av., Oakland, Calif. I8-81 VYAMtO WANTED Uraduata nuroe wlah aa work althar caring foreick or niotherlose boma ur bote! Wrlla Mra. Fannie Jackson. F, O. Iloi (41. oily. m-ei WANTKU Experienced hydraulic placer jalaar aa partnar. Ad' draaa Box 17, Holland. Or :i t WANTED Ruomari and board ara, at 110 80 a waak. Corner of Spring and Elm. 80-81 MISCELLANEOUS LARUM COVERED truck Laving lor Han rranclaco In faw daya, raturolni anipty: want load or part load from any point. Call immediately. Klamath Palla Transfer and Storage company. mono 107. lu-tf AUTO LOANS Comrade roll nanoad; pavmenta reduced: alio loana to aalarlad employee on your plain nota. Nalaon Auto Co., Klamath ara., naar 7th. 87-tf MAN WANTS House cleaning window washing, car washing, or Janitor. Woman wanla Job aa maid or conking. Call at 114 Oak at. 8 1-lt nuiu Bbiiviua. Taatiug. re pairing, metalling, a. c or d e. aata. any maka. Tubee. parta, aorlale Wm Look, loll thin aid BL Phono 1484-M. ll-tf ROOMS rott KENT blocka from Main: hot water boat. 13 and up. 411 N 8rd. l-lli CLEAN HOOMS Single, IS. 00 waak: doubla. 17 00. Clark bo tal, 1407 8. lb at. 10-ilt WILL lllIV (ood contract or mort- Iregre. Pbone l6. 10-31 FOR RENT FOR KENT Wa guarantee com fort and save you money; 61 olurle and double up-to-dai apta.. completely furnlabad with telephooe aorvlco; by woak or month: w furnlah everything but groceries. Alio rooms with private bath, tranaclant: garage rlibt acroaa. Arcado Apia. Phono 700. 1-tf roH HKNT Sleeping room and garage la private boma. JJ Eldorado. phon lllt-W. ll-!t roH KENT Two-room apart ment, IHhta, wood, water furn ished. 813 8. llh. 3l-lt FOR KENT Three-room furnish ed apt., on pavement. 6 blocka off Main at. Inquire New Home hotel, : Main at. Pbone 1171. ll-tf FOR KENT Front 710 N. 11th. bedroom, lilt FOR RENT gRoome with board; alio bonaakeeplng rooma. Elm botel. (11 s. 6th. tl-et FOR RENT Apartment. High at. 614 80-tt FOR RENT-Steam-he.ted turn- isnea apt., cor Cedar and Pin at., 1 hlook from Main. ll-tf Buiine. Localt I For laaoranci Bm Jaa a OrlKOlL Bldg Adv. Wllllamj HIIOOTINO BN1M4 FIRM VIENNA, Dec. 11, (AP) Leopold Fanto, partnar In th wldoly known Vienna textile firm ot Rokenbaner and Graf, waa ahot dead In bl office today by hi fellow partner Frani Kar- riac. Karcsag committed aulclde WXUAL LIFH BTRKNVOCS NEW YORK, Jan. X, (AP) trenuou and too poorly organ' lied and ofta reaulta In phyal' cal breakdown, la th opinion ot Dr. Lea Ferguson ot Western Re serve university. He gav bis view at tba meeting ot th American Student Health aaaocla tlon. PONY NURMKMAID LONDON A pony ot i. Dutlor ot Chippenham aeta at nursemaid om com back with tholr aldea In parambulatora by taking the handl ot th vehicle In It mouth and ehovlng. Th pony, although only four year old, can tell tint, count hi own and maater'a agea, pick out people In a crowd and iham being dead. CAN'T FOOI THK HOSS FIRST OFFICB BOY: Don't you ever have a day oft for your grandmother' funeral? SECOND OFFICIO HOY: What! And me working for the blooming I reglatar of blrthu and deaths! 1030 NEW TODAY WANTED Baleaman, to covet Houtbera Oregon and Northern California aa aalea and eervlc representative for national con cam. Muat have aalea ability, knowledge of lumber and mln' lug Induatrlee and be good practical welder. Prefer man residing In Klamath Valla. Sal- ary aud commission, Civ age, experience, reference In f Ira letter. Write Jlni 710, car of Herald. 1-et roil BALE OK TKADK Clear title on good Oulck touring to trade for equity In email cloaed car, late model, til 8. 6th at., Elm hotel. 1-lt FOR BALK four-room houie on lladcllff ave. Inquire Loreu Co., 1316 8. 4lh au l-et KOH BALK Cloae In lota In Alt mont dlatrlct. Inquire Lorons Co., 1136 8. th at. 1-41 WANTED To car for children at your own home, ill Bprln l. 1-lt WOMAN wanta work by hour or day. Phono tll-M, l-2t LEGAL NOTICE (No. 111!) -Lakevlew Serial 011481 NOTRE KOH PL'IILICATION United Btatea Land Office, Lake- view, Ore.. November 29, 11 NOTICE la hereby given that the Northern Pacific Hallway lompan. wnoae Dostofflo ad. droas la t)t Paul, Minnesota, on the 17th day of March, 1121, filed In thla offlc Ita application to se- lect under the provlalona of th act of Coi.gress, approved July 1 lava (so mat e7, 610.) Th NWH of NK Bee 11 T. 14, It. 11; Lot 1 (NE14 ink) see. I; Lot 10, 8ec. SB of NE W Bee. II; 8W W of NEH. NE of BW1 Bee. II! N hi of NK14 Boa. 31; 8W ot seo. 14, T. 26, R. 11; and the NWS4 ot NE sec. i. i it. ii. it, an south, ana East, w. M. Any and all neraona elalmlne advaraely tba landa deacrlbed, or desiring to object became of th mineral character of the land, or auy oiner reaaon, to the dlapoaal io applicant, ehould (lie their am. davlta of proteat In thla office, on or before the 19th day ot Jan uary, 1930. F. P. LIGHT. NON-COAL Keglater. 18.14-J1.8.1S (No. 141) Lakevlew 8erlal 012700 NOTICE I'M 1'L'IILIt'ATIOW Untied Btatea Land Office. Laki view, ure., November 2. mil NOTICE la berebv alven thai the . .Northern Pacific Railway Company, wboae poatofflco ad dreaa la HI Paul, Mlnneaota, on the istu day of April. 12. fllei In thla offlc tj application to se lect under the provlalona of the aci o longrosa, approved July 1 u niai OP7, BJU.J of NW V Bee. 1. T. 16, K. I; NW4 of 8W. aWli of BW!4 Bm. 6; NKii of NE nee. i; nw of BW Bee 10: NW of NW14, 8WK ot ovvia nee. ix; aw of BKSk ec. ii, T. 11, It. nbu of HE. 8V ot BE See. 16. T. 14, It. ; and th NE of ii nec. in, t. 13. R. 10, all m, ana Kaat, w. M. Any and all neraona cUlmln adversely the landa described, or desiring to object because of th mineral character of th land, or any otner reaaon, to the dlapoaal to applicant, ahonld til their affl davlta of proteat In thla orrtce or betor the 21th day ot Jan uary, F. P. I.InuT NON-COAL Reglater. H.24-J1.I.16 (No. 1142) I.akevtew Serial 011701 NOTICE Port H'lllli'irinu United Btatea Land Offlc, Lake- "Zr.'i 1 f if: th Northern Prifi n.n iZ .'', t,"..??. .""' d- . "uueaoi, on tb .V.,u 1? ot APr. !. filed In omc " application to ae- allec.t "? provtalon of the uumS;;tt Ju,r ' I ffV in.i . mciT".""".01 BW!' "E of o " of NW "5 i66 sw of nec. 13, T. 14 8., R. 10 Kaat, W. M . adA"r i"!." pon elalmlng uv , ii u i aeacribed, or dealrlnf to object becaua of th mineral character of th land, or any other reaaon, to th dlapoaal to applicant, abould til their affi davit c-( proteat In thla office, on nr.rTb.,09r,o,h "th d" 0f J- NON-COAL r:r'hSSSUr. 11.1-J1.1,16 , (No. 1141) Lakevlew Serial 011731 NOTICH FOR PUBLICATION United Blatea Land Offlc. Uke- T a., November 2. 112 NOTICE la b.r.h. .i ' ...: 'a I 8t.Paul, Mlnneaota, on th ,Vi ... 01 n fecf .?iJa !L" PP"'on to ae lect tinder the nmvi.inn. .t. !?.CoI"!0,, approved July 1. 1S9I (80 Slat. 607, 620.) . or BE of 8ectlon 82. In Townahlp 24 South, of HiinR 10 Eaat, W. M. Any and ail n.r.,ln. adv.ra.ly th. l.nd. deacn.",.. o? -..,, , onjeot because of the mineral character of the inn.i , any other reaaon, to th dlapoaal to applicant, ehould file their aid davlta of proteat In thla office, on or before the 29th day ot Jan nary, 1930. v n LIGHT. Register, nun-tUAb 18.26-J1.8.15 FOR RESULTS LBK THE REVIEW OF YEAR 1929 (Continued from Pa Hit) tact; Samuel Ra, former preel dent of th Pennsylvania rail way; Ei-Oor. W. R. Btouba of Kanaaa; Brander Matthews', au thor. In April: B. Lester Jones, di rector of United States eoaat and geodetlo survey; Count Br, Impel Onto, Japanese ataleaman; J. W. Halley, former aenator from Teiaa; Flora Annie Hteel, Kng llsb novalat; Lord Revelaloke llrltlah banker; Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of lha ex-kalaer D. F, Carry, president ot the Pullman company. In May: Edward Payaon Wee ton, famous pedealrlan; Earl of Rosoberry, English etateeuian; Uarrelt P. Berviaa, writer on sci ence; Wallace Treat, American diplomat; MaJ. Harry A. Bmllb. U. 8. A.; W. B. Thomaa, Boston capitalist. In June: Admiral Blr Cecil Burney ot British navy; Bllaa Carmen, poet; Count Julius An araaay, Hungarian statesman; Cbarlea F. Brush, inventor of tb arc light; Oan. Bramwell Booth, former head of th Bal ritlon Army; Don Bouclcault, ac tor; Duart Felix, BratUUn jour aallst. In July: Duatla Farnum, stag and acrera actor; MaJ. Oan. Ell K. Cole, marina corpa; Rear Ad mlral B. W. Eberle, U. 8. N.: Mr. Katharine Tlngley, Theoso- phlst leader; Robert Henri, American artist; Mrs. Lillian Bell, author; 'Henry B. Fuller. novelist; Judge N. J. Binnolt I I u. led Bute Court ot Claims. In August: Archbishop J. J. Koan of Dubuque; I tile Ber liner, phonograph Inventor: H. C. Wltwer. author: Chancer Keep, Chicago capitalist; Cyril Kelgbtley, English actor; Blr Edwin Lankealer, British aavaoi. Roar Admiral A. P. Nlblack, U. 8. N.; Dr. J. W. Jenks. presi dent of Alexander Hamilton In stitute. In September: W. E. Dover. former mayor ot Chicago; Owen T. Edgar, laat of th Mexican war veterana; Congreeaman O. J. Kvale ot Minnesota; Jesse Lynco Williams, author; Cardinal Du bois, archbishop ot Paris; Mil ler Hugglna, manager of New York Yankees; U. 8. Grant, son ot th lal President Grant; Baron Tanaka,- Japanese etatee man. In October: E. A. Bourdelle. French aculptor; Dr. Cluster eeeminn, " n foreign minister; Bishop J. O. Murray, head of Protestant Eplscopa' church; Jeanne Kurds, actress: W. J. Connors. Buffalo capitalist; Bishop Edmund M. Dune ot Peoria; Mra. Lemlra Goodhue. mother of Mra. Calvin CoolMge; Rev. E. 8. Shumaker, Indiana Autl-Saloon league chief; Rer. John Roach Stralton ot New York, noted fundamentalist; Blr Graham Balfour, British author. In November: W. O. Lee. former president ot Railway Trainmen; Prlnc Max ot Baden, last Imperial chancellor of Gar many; T. P. O'Connor, "father" ot the house ot commons; John Cort, theatrical producer; Rear Admiral Honry W. Lyon: Daniel F. Appel, president Naw Eng land Life Insuranca company; Raymond Hitchcock, actor; Fath er Tondort of Georgetown uni versity, earthquake expert- la December: Prof. E. U. Shaw of University of Iowa; Robert Raid, American mural artist; Congressman W. W. Orieet of Pennsylvania: Dr. M. W. Btryker, former president ol Hamilton college; CoL Charles Goodnight, noted Texaa plonoor; Brig. Gen. D. E. Aultman, U. 8. A. Perfume first were employed only In religious services. TRAFFIC i hops it does kit AKIMOV oo Me ) I S QoEe.-rMCr -TrtRO HERS ' I SO OFTCM , BoT I'M I "SeTTiKtCr TUe TABV-H 1 1 AMD 1 CAMT GET BACK I Eh" FAR EMOUCH lb MAKE. ; jLj THE BtVENING HERALD, Oakland-Pontiac Optimistic yZN fh faom Lelt to rlfht-l. M. DREVES, Pacific Coitt Reelonal Man ager, Oakand Motor Car Co.; H. E. MAHAPFEY, Welti bale Manager, and G. RAY JONES, Zona Sales Manager for Optimism for tb coming year waa tb keynote of addresee made by the official ot th Oak land Motor Car company at a con vention of dealera and factory representatives held In tb Ma sonic tempi at Portland last Sat urday. Th meeting was called by O. R. Jonea. ton aalea manager, and waa conducted by a special factory delegation headed by H. E. Mahaffey, Western galea man ager, and Ik M. Drevee, Pudflc Coast regional manager. Edward Lyona, factory mechanical expert, waa also on ot tb speakers Beginning at 10 a. m., tbe ses sions lasted throughout th dsys. lih recesses for luncheon and dinner. Tb purpose of the gath ering waa to discuss with repre sentatives of the company In this salea son plana and policies of tbe OaklanJ Motor Car company aa outlined with relation to tb merchandising ot Oakland and Pontlac automobiles. In address ing th assemblage Mr. Mabaftey sard In part: Redmen To Hold Convention Here Next Summer Word waa received laat night by W. IL Cochran, chief of rec ord ot the local lodge ot the Im proved Order ot Redmen that the stat grand lodge convention will he held her next July. Tbe message waa received from tb grand council office of th etat grand lodge In Portland. Th Klamath lodge la th baby lodge of tbe tat and now ha a membership ot nearly to promi nent men. Probably In tbe neighborhood of 2S0 people will attend the con vention her next aummer aa del egate of tb order and already th Klamath lodge la beginning to outline plans for th convention. Th Klamath lodge feel that they have been greatly honored by being awarded tbe convention a many other lodge ot th atate also petitioned for tbe meeting. . Is Your House For Sale? If so, list it with us. If priced right we can sell it.' Call 1050 for appointment BUSINESS IS GOOD WHY NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ITT M - Sttatlec Phone 1050 1134 Main Street INSURANCE LOArS INVESTMENTS BONDS Out Our Way ArJOTU& PARUcoc KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Managers For Coming Year "In approaching onr aalea pro gram for next year w bare every reason to believe that 1910 will prov a good period tor business. Industrial and economic authori ties asaura na that general condi tions ara sound; agriculture 1a In a beaitny state, and there la no reaaoa whatever to fear a depres sion. "Wa ara making do rasa predic tions regarding Increases la auto mobile sale next year, bat Intend to manufacture according to tb retail demand aa reflected by oar dealer' forecast. Thar will be no crowding or forcing of ear on dealer; If thy ara overloaded at any tlm It will be for tba reason that they have ordered more ear than they can well handle. "However, since we realli that factory sal will be limited only by retail galea, w expect to rive our dealera mora help than they have aver received from a in tb past la th actual aollcitinc and promotion of retail aalea." NOT SMALL, ANYWAY ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1. (AP) A atout woman passenger on a eerv lc car voluntarily paid doable fare yestarday becaua ah oc cupied two aeats. Th alngla tare la It cents. Lot tb woman handed the driver 10 1 cenis as sos eogea oat ox a car sideways. "Here's your change," shouted the driver aa the woman turned to walk away. "Never mind," ah replied. I occupied two aeata and I'm will ing to pay for them." BROOKHART BUSY. WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. II. (AP) Senator Brookhart, ot Iowa, a republican member of the banking committee, la pre paring a bill to prohibit abort selling on stock and train ex change. Th bill would claaa snch sales under th general category of fraud, Brookhart said, and be believed that congress had the authority to forbid the practice by legislation. ..... J.wvv.LUftMfif Cleaners Sell Establishment Announcement of th tale ot toe jvo-u-Lay Cleaning company, located oa Booth Sixth afreet, to iiie eimor and Fred Blehn, wa mad laat night. Eight thousand dollar wa tb amount Involved In tb buslnea transac tion. Tom Hollman and Michel Wel der war th former owners, having opened tba cleaning -tabllabment here laat February. The purchase Included all equip ment, and tba plant will betaken over by th new woners Immedi ately. Elmore, on of tb new own ra, I wall known In Klamath rails, where for th past two yar h ha been employed at Johnson's Super Service station Ha la a graduate of Klamath high school with th claaa of 192f, and a former atudent of tbe University of Oregon. Blehn 1 th on of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and has made bla horn In this city many year. H I a graduate ot Hill'a Mill- tary Academy at Portland and for tb paat year baa been at tending Oregon State College. Ho state be does not plan to return to school this winter. Court Asks For Bid On Automobile Tb clerk of the county court waa authorized at a meeting of t&e court yesterday to advertise for bide on a fire-passenger se dan for court us. No meeting; of the court was held Tuesday afternoon due to the fact the court boa was dosed during the funeral serv ices for Mra. Amanda Hamaker. well-known pioneer. County court will meet Thurs day, when tba Jury will be drawn. J McCormac Is Held In Custody D. MoCormack was arrested here yesterday by Constable Gary Cozad and Deputy Sheriff Ross H. Brown and la held In the county Jail charged with forgery. He la acensed of having signed the name of relatives to certain legal documents to his benefit. SALESMAN: These shirts (im ply taugh at the laundry, air. CUSTOMER: I know. I've had to children, pushing them around split- Tlt-Bita. RED BALL STAGE LINE Winter Schedule One Stage Daily for Latkeriew, Oregon Leave K. F. 8:30 a. n Office 6th & Main PHONE 999 Special Xxnaa Reduction 22k Crown Bllver tilling . Btl.ou Plate . ..9 B.OO l.OO -.sis.00 Out-of-town work completed cam day. Guaranteed work. Special price good until January 1st. FREE EXAMINATION Open Wed. and Sat. Evenings Dr. Thompson Tbe Bee for Lees' Pbone 1X28 710 Mala St. KLAMATH FALLS CHILOQU1N STAGE LINE Cha. B. Howard, Prop, 3 ROUND TRIPS DAILY Leave Klamath I-alia 0:OO a. -, 12:30, 6:10 p. as. Leave CTilloquln 0:80 a. m 8:10, 6:80 p. m. We Haw Stages for Hire Economy Safety Comfort KLAMATH FALLS Business and Professicnal DIRECTORY The mercbanta and professional people Hated on thla page are known aa Rlamath Falls' most reliable baalnen xin and women. Her you will find the flrma lilted alphabetically who will aerve yon economically and promptly. They are all skilled la their respective llnee. Call oa them today. Pleaae mention that yoa aaw onalr ad In th Evening Herald. AUTO TIKES, VILCAMZI.NO GOODYEAR lire. Sales and Ser vice. Ace Tire Shop, lib no. 11th. Ph. til. CHIROPRACTOR DR. PAUL C. LONG, Chiroprac tor and nerve specialist. 117 So. 7th 8L Phone 1840. HtSINkiHS COI.LeiOhi K' AUATH Buatneea College. Mel base Bldg. Phone 1110. Day and Bight elasaea. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY KLAMATH Employment Office. Sixth and Main. General em ployment. Phon 157-W, PRINTING KLAMATH PRINTING CO. Actress Accused by Financier Pretty Mr. Olca Edward, for mer moving picture actresa, ae- euaeo. aj Hainan u. Amatar, New York financier, ot blackmailing bag am from him. la nietnr above as aba appeared In a Man- nacian court to face charaee of extortion. Bbe claimed that the millionaire traction magnate la tbe father of her g-year-old con. Lee. iuowd oeiow, ana that h agreed to pay her 1500 monthly If abe wouldn't "annoy" him or hie family. Amtter hag denied paternity of the child. Ml'SIO INSTRUCTION By Z. PETERS Piano and Violia Other Inainmenta 007 Klamath Aw Phone 7 SO WHITE Sewing Mau-hluee and SnpmM-t Rem, Sri I and Krpalr w h KLArr Local Kepreseotatlv 107 Klamath Ave Pbone 70 CHARLES J. CIZEK Mercnaat raetor Hake Uood Uotbea 109 South Seventh St. DENTISTS DR. IL O WISM'AKVKB " DR. A. O. ROKNICKE Phone e-ta 7th and Main over Under wood Pnarma. ARB fOO LOOKING for Genuine Bargains in USfclt CARS? PEE ARCADE UARAGB We Serve a Real Dinner With) All tbe Trimmings Every Evening from 0 to 8, BOc. K CAFE 800 Klaaaath Ave. Edward B. Ashurst Attorney and Coamaellor at Law Solicitor ta Chancery 4 LoomU Building Klamatb Fall, Oregon Ur. B. M. Hogu Tel. 1101 LEARN TO DANCE Mrs. HogDd'o School of Duncing til Modern and Old Tim Step Ballet, Acrobatic. Toe, Tap and Characteristic Dancing. Mooee Hall Klamatb Falls JEWELER PAUL WIESE, (21 Main, Watch maker. "40 year practical ex perience." AtTOK-JUll.lt DEALERS REPAIR work, Bauer; oervlce Oakland. mtlac, 831 Klam ath. Phone 111. Ml'SICAL INSTKl'MENTS SHHPHEKD iLSlU Co. 811 Main St. Pbone 1116-J. Kla matb Everything In musk and musical Instrument. . TltANSKKK STORAGE PROMPT and courteous service. Standard rate. Western Trans fer Co. 410 Main. Phone 1100. PW'( faj I '. - - af ft , 0s r ,4X Ig vMf ry J PAGE SEVEN Oakland Officials Predict. Big Year OpUmlea for th eomtai yea waa th keynot of addrwaeea mad by fflclal of th Oaktaasl Motor Car company at a eoava Hon ot dealers and factory rep. reaontatlvea hois, in the Maaonta temple at Portland laat Saturday. The meeting waa called by 0. R. Jonea. (on aalea manager, and wa eonducted by a ep7la! factory delegation headed by H. E. Mahaffey, western Bale maa. agar, and L. M. Dravae, Paelfl Coaat regional manager. Edward Lyona, factory mechanical ex pert, waa also one ot tb speak- Klamath Mineral Hot Springs Natatorium NOW OPEN Swimming Pool, Tub and Shower 503 Spring Street Klamath Falls Lodge Directory LODGE FRATERNAL NOTICE If a P. O. ELKS Meet every ' Tharsdae Night Visiting Member Weleoma ELKS TEMPLE, ird and Mara Moose Hall 41S Klamath AT. Meets rsry Than- day. 1:U R. Motschanbaeher, Dictator KLAMATH LODGE NO. 77 A. T. and A. M. Stated Communication 2nd and 4th Monday Visiting Brother Welcome. LOOMIS BU1LD1NO Klamath Falls Business Cards DR. E. C. HOWELL, Jr. VETERINARIAN X-Ray diagnosis oa small animal. Lamp Treatment for Mange. Phone-314. , . nth at Oak UPHOLSTPRWU Tapestry or Leather, reballdlaa and reflnlahing everything In Fur niture, bam plea on reaueat. Phone (48. SUOF1ELD BROS. DR. L. W HORN VETERINARIAN Dog and Cat HoapitaL Boardina Kennala Lakevlew Route POone 424-W-l QUALITY FOOD Klamath County a Moat Modern Eating Place. Special Sunday Dinner. PELICAN OR1LLB Phone 17 7a (IHlROPRACTOKel DR. GLENN MOORE Palmar Gradual Chronle and Nervous Lis. -ew atelbaae Block. Sit Mala) Phone 171 Residence No. 1441-W 1 Opposite Court House J i DR. a H. MATHER . , Electro-Therapy and Radlonlca 711 Mala St. Pbone: . Office 404-W u 44- , : CIVIL FJCOLNKERS J. a C LEGHORN Civil Engineer and Surveyor 111 High Street a a KELLEY , Consulting Civil Engineer 11 So. tth. Phon 187& HOcUIlALB THE COTTAGE "The Friendly HOSPITAL Hoapltal" Modern Sanitary - Trained Nurses la Charge 1104 Wordea. Phone I18-W Excellent Care ta CoaiUMsoeaM Sickneaa or Surgical Coo raleecea'W CENTRAL SAFE Cor. 4ta and Plae Hte. KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL MILK AND CREAM from our owa dairy for aale at th BRICK CAFE 111 No. 7th BL OPTOMETRIST Established 1(08 DR. H. J. WINTERS OPTOMETRIST Glasses Ground to Order la Oar Own Factory Brokea Lensee Duplicates Repalra Prompt 8rvle OclBleoi i i in lag, . j.'jaimail Ji' WHtlTiltTl Ill N. Fourth 8L FOR RESULTS USE THE HERALD WAJ AO