Sept 21, 1931
iilE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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AUTO LOANS
CONTRACTS IlKKINANCED
PAYMENTS KEDUCED
Don't Inn your fir but don't go lo loan shark. Be ua
nd vo in ney. Our rulaa Include Insurance for on year.
Morrow llou.uo pay ue $11 HI prr month (or 10 inoiitha
Harrow II 60. (JO pay ua fit. II pur iiiomli lor 10 monllia
Morrow 1100.00 pay ua Ii6.11 por nionili for 10 iiioiilln
Harrow MAO. on pay ua i:io.n pr muiilli (or 10 inoiiiha
Borrow 1300.00 pay ua i:ifl.4S prr monlh (or 10 uionlha
"cYe art In a poaiilun lo raduca your payments when out u(
work and auind Ihrm In caa ol sickness
Oru. Hlala Llrcnaa No. S-l'Jl
NELSON AUTO a
l0 Klamath Annua Telephone tit
Directors Of District
After McCormick Site
LOANS
aud
IlKKINANCINO
Vlnenro Tour auto and us
our funds (or full needs,
t'untraria refinanced lo re
dura your payment". Addi
tional mouey advanced.
I'ay charge on unpaid
balance only.
MOTOn INVESTMENT CO.
lit Main Hi. I'hont 1114
Oregon Btata License No. Ml 01
MAVIS t'P to I70OO lo loan nn
Improrad properly. I'llvaie
parly. llerald-.Nc, box leu.
.. 3U
CASH MONEY I.OANrl No
security required, Licensed by
aula. 0.1. Htst Loan ' .
90S Oregon Hank llldg. IS30
WANT-TO no ft 110 W IJ.0OO at
l! I?. too security. Wrlia
boi long. Ilersld-Nuas. 1001
22 Uvaatock and Food
av ar ihn r ?. raw ie
KEEP WANTED Will par
t l-le (or lal lambe T. O. U.
ran litra. Can use any aniounl
any lima. Can also uae old
eea and yearling weibera.
Valley Kharp Co.. Woodland.
Calif. JSM
OK 8AI.K ioo acree of pa a
lura: 100 tona of alfalla and
oat bay. Hoy Nalaon, Keno.
J & 70
24 Buainaaa Opportunity
LOCAL man. distributor for high
grade article. Mul ba flnanc
lally able lo rarrr elseehlo
alack. Phone 1511-M. Ill)
CONTRACT (or alia. Big d la
count. !? Portland. Jill
Allan R. Stover
Dies Saturday
in Klamath F alia
Allan R. Btorar, SI, alora men
gar tor tha Forest Lumber com
pany it Tina Rldga for lb laat
two yaara, died In Klamath Falls
Saturday afternoon following a
brief Illness.
Funeral service will be bald
tha Karl Whltlnck funeral
bom Monday at :0 p. m. and
interment will ba mada In Link
Till cemetery.
Stover waa born In Fordyce,
Ark., on December 1, 1 Hit I. and
at the lima of bla death waa
a iced It yaara. monlha and
daya. He 1a aurrlred by hla
wife.. Aimer Htover. and a aon.
Ulann Stover, both of I'lno Itldia.
Tba Neiherlanda Kaat Indira
fjroduca mora than So per cent
of lha world a euppiy ol rm
rhrona bark, fro mehlch quinine
la derived.
STANDARD OIL TO
MANAGE OAS PLANT
Tha Standard Oil company of
California haa taken over tba
aalea management of lha Natural
tiaa Corporation of Oregon, an
llrely relieving tha gaa company
of ttits duly, according to an an
nouncement mad Saturday by
8. J. Coull, local manager for
Standard Oil.
At tba preaent tlma, S. It.
flharpton will ba retained In
charge of lb operating and and
propertie. under the manage
ment of Iba Standard Oil com
pany. Officials of lb oil company
from Heaul and San Frencleco
have been In th city for tba
paat aereral daya. completing
plana for Ihla change.
l'mperty of Iba Natural Caa
corporation bet amotinta lo bait
million dollar, which Itiveel
menl. It 1 fell, baa been wel
comed by tba city. Coull who
alao manage all Klamath val
ley alatlnua for the company will
ba directly In charge of the aalea
management of tha gaa corpora
tion. Klnc th change, the or
ganisation ba been doubled,
adding aereral new families lo
the community.
Coull elated that tha organi
sation naturally eipecta to give
lha city of Klamath Falls the
beet of eervlre, aa It haa on of
lb moat modern gaa plant In
existence. Office will be re
tained t 721 Klamath avenue.
Tha Natural Caa Corporation
of Waahlngton baa been taken
over by Standard Oil a well aa
that of Oregon. It waa learned.
Miniature Mill To
Be Sent To Salem
Th miniature eawmllf. prop
erty of the Klamath chamber of
commerce, will be aent to 8a I ,
Monday morning, lo ba exhibited
at th Oregon State fair, It waa
learned Saturday.
The requeat for the loan of
tha llltl mill waa mad by
tleorge Pearson, general, chair
man of F.mplovea Wood Promo
tion. committee of th Pacific
Njrtuwcst Lumber employes.
THOKK KILKENNY CATS
Tha Kilkenny cat were two
pugnaclnua feline which, accord
ing to lrlah tradition, fought un
til there was nothing left of them
hut their tails. To fight Ilka two
Kilkenny cats , la lo fight or
wrangle- until both aide bava
loat everything.
"Seven Crosses"
HORIZONTAL
I 1 Triangular.
i 7 Comae In
Igbt,
94 Hodgepodge.
01 Cluster of
knots la wool.
fiber.
IT Brook.
II To question.
S To aiupefy.
II Devoured.
It To ogle.
XI Plunge In
mud.
St Part of verb
be.
U To Mil, aa
note.
4TT point a
gun at given
spot.
I Put on par.
11 To quake.
14 Boundary,
It Burface
measurement.
I Talismans.
It Ado.
a Baseball stick,
dl Tyrannlaea.
II Bachelor of
KATinnAY'H ANKWER
Medlcln
tAbbr).
41 Tricks.
47 Thirty-all
Inches.
41 Wine veeieL
It Name.
II To emulate.
11 Type of
vehicle body.
ii To make
- mistake.
17 Nov atar.
H Alarm signals,
II Oeta
- poaaeailon of.
.VRRT1CAL
1 .Factotum.
1 'otherwise.
I To compart
4 Toward.
I Within.
Opposite of
rredlla.
I Deprives ol
strength.
ITo place.
10 Half an am.
11 Wing part of
i seed.
1 Opposite of
wholesale.
11 Checked.
1 Fairy.
10 Chair.
tlT repulse.
24 President Hoo
ver decUrtd
on
war debta?
V Punlahed by
confinement
lo grounds,
11 Weird.
it Striped fabric
It Jovial.
II Mystical Inter
pretation of
th Serlpture.
14 Lion-headed
goddea.
17 Highest class
of vertebrates.
31 To tarnlah.
31 Jeers.
41 Small body of
land.
41 Flavor.
44 Notions. '
41 To epllt,
10 Data.
tl Creek T.
14 Drive (Abbr ).
11 Second note.
17 Chaos,
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Tba board of dlreWore of thai
Klamath Irrigation dlatrlct Hat
unlay liixfructed Hecrelary A. L.
I'rawfoid lo requeat Cnlted
Hlataa Hnators Cliarlns Mi-Nary
and Frederick Btolwcr and Con
greaaman llobert It. Huller, of
the second district, lo start pre
liminary work for Iba Introduc
tion of bill Into congreaa as
soon as II convones to aecur the
MrCormlrk power alt on tha
Klamath river for lha dlnlrlrt.
Near the doe of th board
meeting, Director Sam Imlillnger
brought the matter up. Chairman
K. M. Hammond called for a
motion which was made by Di
rector J. L. Jacob and aoconded
by Delillnger. It waa staled by
Dehllnger that th district wants
to get the maltnr before con-gre-a
aa early a poaalhla lo pre
vent its being killed In commit
tee aa happened last year. '
Want MrCormlrk Nit
Th dlatrli-1 wlalie to aeeur
lh power alt at lb appraised
value of 111,600 aet by tha de
partment of th Interior, and
have th till transferred to the
dlatrlct.
The board went nn record a
opposing auggeatlon of the
local reclamation eervlr that
dredging In I'oe valley and drain
age work be poatpoued until the
aprlng of lill. Th board stated
that Ibey wished tha work to be
done as aoon aa possible.
II. J. Tlchnor, prominent
Langell valley rancher, appear
ed befor the board, la the prea
euc of H. K. Iadn, superin
tendent of th Klamath Projeat
of lh I'. H. Rerlamatlon serv
ice, to aak that th board go on
record aa oppoalng 1b leasing
of tha Tula Lak aump landa thla
fall unleaa a atlpulatlon la made
In th leaae that the laud will
be uaed ouly for pasture.
Tlchnor stated that ha plans
to preaont bla protest at the
mealing of th Pomona grange
neit Saturday at Henley, The
Klamath Irrigation board took
no ertlou on th protest.
Hays Prk J-orced Dona
Tlcbnor elated 'that lha leaaeea
of the aawtp Unds get th lands
at from 114 rente an acre per
year up. and that they get Irri
tation water at a low rata.
Then product ralaed on the
land, aurh aa bay and grain, are
marketed In competition with
produHa ralaed on th farms In
lh Klamath district and lb
Klamath Kinplre.
II contends that - with tha
government reducing th acre
age of crop tbey should alart on
I heir own land. Lease of the
sump land can sell their products
for lea than can other faem'
and In that manner fore tb
price down, Tlchnor states.
Want Kqeel Water Tas
Director Dchllnger stated that
b believed that tha Tule Lake
leseee ahould pay the asm for
water that th farmers In tb
Klamath dlatrlct pay. He thought
It unfair that the dlatrlct abould
maintain the dltrbaa from tha
Klamath Lak reservoir "through
tit entire district and then have
the Tule Lake leasees get their
water for lets than those In the
Klamath dlstrlrt.
Tlchnor also mentioned that
lh leeaeea, beside getting the
land for low rental, getting
their water for lesa than those
In th other protects, psy no
laies on their leased federal
lands.
October 9 Sure
Date for Modoc
Field Ceremony
October Is definitely set aa
th del for th Aahland-Klam-ah
Kails football rme. and the
dedication of tha Modoc athletic
field, It waa announced laat night
by Principal Paul Jackson of
Klamath t'nlon high school.
Ja'kaon received word from
Aahland that the date lor the
game would be aatlafartory.
percr Morrav. head of the
program committee for tb dedi
cation, I (waiting word from
Ram Dolan, nAtrd football of
ficial, who baa been asked to
officiate at th game and to
make th otttald address at Ike
dedication. K. B. Hall will make
the local talk I
Tlaus for th big dedication
program will now go ahead rap
idly. Shift of the data to the
ninth from the tenth, which I
Saturday, la eipectrd to bring
much wider attendance and sup
port for fh event.
A Staff of
MUSIC INSTRUCTORS
alio- Where to Buy Your Music
LUCILLE BYRD
Planiat Teacher Beginner Specialty
THE MELODY WAY METHOD
"Heaulta Ouarantred"
Residence 231 E. Main.
MARIE OBENCHAIN
Teacber of Piano
Classical JAZZ Pip Organ
Beginners and Advanced Studenlal
Phone g0 on Frldaya and Katurdays for appointment
LLOYD H. DERBY
2131 Orchard Street
Instructor of aaiophon and clarinet.
Klamath Falls' oldest established Instructor for reed
In st rumen ta.
Phon lit or 1U5-W
WALTER SHEETS
Teacher of Popular and Classical Music
Chord formation and Harmony
Beglnnera and Advanced Studenta
Phono 60S or 481
EDITH JOHNSON
Accredited Teacher of Piano
Class tnd Private
420 Main, Room 1 and 2 Phone 1272W
SHEPHERD MUSIC CO.
Baldwin Pianos, Radios. Band and Orrheatra Instrtirr.enta
Neweat Musical Hlta la Records and Sheet Music,
12 So. Stb, Across from Pelican Theater, rhon 111IJ
Most complete stock of Sheet Music and Teaching Material
MAJESTIC RADIOS REFRIGERATORS
MAJESTIC MUSIC AND REFRIGERATION CO.
122 Bo. lib Phon 125
Open Evenings
MUSIC HATH CHARM
and now la tha time to start children I
with regular leiaonr by one of th good
Instructor in thla directory.
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