PAGE SIX
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
January 21, 1U.'I
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ed and appear In numerical or
der. The following are tha Bum
bars for tha mora Important
claaaltlcatlona:
Automotive
Business Opportunttlee ,
Contract Work Wanted .
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Educational
For Rent Realtora
Furnished Auta. to Let
Furnished lloueea to Let .
Furnished ttooms to Let ,
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Financial
General Notlcea
Help Wanted, Mala -
Help Wanted, Fc-.al .
Ltveatoc- and Feed
Lodtea
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3
Loat and Found .
Miscellaneous for
Personate
Keal Estate for Sale
Real Eatate for Lease ,
Room and Board
Situations Wanted - .
Stores an d Olflcea
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11
ZTa
Ja
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Swaps
Transportatloa
To Etchaats
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rnfurnlshed Apta. to Let 11a
Tnfurnlahed Bouaea te Lot Is
Wanted. Miscellaneous II
Wanted te Bant 1
Combination Herald and New
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
Telephone 1900
Three cents per word par day.
Same ad run one week. 1 per
oent discount. Same ad run one
month. IS per cent discount. No
book charge made for leas than
i cents.
If your ad appeara Incorrectly,
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cept responsibility for only on
Incorre-t Insertion. .
Lodges
KLAMATH LODGE NO TT
A, r. a
Stated Communication
Second and Fourth
Monday.
Visiting Brothers
Welcome
LOOMIS BUILDING
Lost and Pound
LOST Heavy track chain for
dual tires. 36x6. Return Mer
rill garage. Reward. 5514
General Notices
CAME to my place December 11,
1931, bay mare branded bar
laiy S. Owner may have same
by paving for ad and teed bilL
J. R. Chllder, Lakerlew routes
Klamath Falls. 6511
SPANISH KITCHEN 1111 Wal
nut, 5591
7 Help Wanted, Female
WOMAN Over 40 year old to
do light work tor furnished
apartment. Call 868R or at
131 N. 10th. 5503
MUSICIANS to play In dance or
chestra. Give all particulars.
News, box 5499. 6499
9 Situations Wanted
WANTED Room and board
with small pay in exchange for
services in home. Can fur
nish references. Phone 1345 J.
5557
COMPETENT high achool girl
wishes place to work for room
and board. Phone 150, or
362W5. 5491
WANTED Part-time work for
room and board. News, box
536. 6536
PAINTER Experienced, Inside
or out. Reasonable. Call
1036.. S440
10 Contract Work Wanted
SIGNS, painting, kalsomtnlng.
show card. Phone 103 6 J.
1706
PHONE 2387J J. E. Patterson,
for painting estimates. 6322
PAINTING, paper hanging and
kalsomlnlnx. Prices right. Jess
E. Patterson. Phone 2387J.
5321
11
Furnished Rooms
1 FURNISHED ROOMS for gen
tlemen. Private entrance; rea
sonable. 827 Walnut. Phone
1961W. 6510
NICE BEDROOM for rent; H
block from Main. 134 N. Srd.
5440
12
Room and Board
WANTED Roomer snd board
ers, for couple 156 month.
Phone 379J. 5471
13 Furnished Apartments
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
apartment, close in. Call 704
or 1187J, after 6 o'clock.
6668
SMALL 2-room apartment, wood,
water and lights furnished.
117. Inquire 806 Oak. 6566
1-KOOM furnished apartment.
117; llgnts, water furnished;
upholstered furniture, bath.
1336 Lookout 6668
4
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Sunday by The Herald Publishing
Street Kianiatn r alls. Oregon
tha postoftlc ot Klamath Fall
act of Contra, March 1, 1S7
On Month 10.6k
Three Month .,, 1 9
Six Month 1.6
On Yaar 6.50
market, may ba obtained for tha
13 Furnished Apartments
IOH RENT Furnished 1 rooms
in duplex. Phone 446W or
755. 655$
THE VILLA M ARQC1SK has at
tractive apartments at reason
able rate. 11.0 Oak street.
64S9
APARTMENTS Steam heated.
Rex Arm. 5421
LARGE APT. And one room.
Steam heat. 117 8. 7th. 617
j FURNISHED APARTMENT, ga-
rsrs 111 ft A Its l,ff.nn
Call after 4 p. m. 1071
FOR RENT First etas tarnish
ed apartment Evans apart
ments. Phone 144J, or 100.
4115
FOR RENT Ground floor apart
ment. St. Francis Apt., (IS
Oak. 5191
LARGE 1-room furnished Apt.;
large entrance, hall and hath;
steam heat, hot and cold
water and garage furnished.
117 N. 5th. .337
Apsrii Hotel
Best for the money.
Newly decorated.
With or without frlgldaire.
Electricity, telephone, steam
heated garage, 135 and op.
Maid service If desired.
11th and Walnut
Phone 700
14
Furnished Houses
NICELT furnished modern three
room house, close In. on 9th
and Lincoln: wood and water
furnished. Phone 1541W or
ran at pis Lincoln. 5511
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished
nouse; modern: close In,
117.50. 1141 Pine. 5564
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house with garage, on paved
street, near school. Mills ad
dition. Phone 1152J. 5567
5 ROOMS, well located, furnace.
electric range and refrigera
tion, garage, (40. Phone 1050.
5504
FOR RENT Modern 4-room
house with garage. 715 Wash
ington. 5480
1-ROOM larnianed house, $18
month. Also two furnished
cabins, 114 month. Includes
wood, light snd water. Inquire
1144 Wantland. 4288
15 Unfurnished Houses
FOR RENT Modern 5-room
house, block from high school.
Phone 725J. 5485
FOR RENT-Unfornlshed 5-room
house, good location. Reduced
to 135. Inquire 804 Delta.
6548
FOR RENT Unfurnished three-
room house, bath, garage,
store, conveniently located,
115. Phone 1334W. 5497
GOOD 5-room house: adults.
127.50. 1387J. 4934
16
Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT Furnisher'
nouse with two bedrooms, on
pavement. Inclosed yard.
Mills ddition preferred. Write
News-Herald, box 5565. 6565
17 Real Estate For Sale
FOR SALE 11100 equity in 4-
roorn moaern Dome, 1150.
Will consider car. Phone
1141 days. Call at 103 La
guna, evenings. 6539
BARGAIN 8 acre on highway.
irrigated; easy payments.
Phone Dowel 1, 1060. 6563
FOR SALE OR RENT New
home In St. Francis park;
also 4-room modern house on
1 acre, close in. Inquire
Park Grocery, phone 279M.
5600
19
Automotive
$63 Spsdails
Any of the following cr
for $50 cash while they
last.
1925 Buick master (
brougham, new tires and
license.
1923 Buick 6 touring.
Good mechanically, snd
licensed.
Ford touring)
Ford roadster.
1928 Jewett coach.
.aov r a in.
Phone 42
To Exchange
KLAMATH Improved property.
Will exchange for property or
equity mar Martinet or Pitta,
burg, Calif., or vicinity. Ad
dree box 6563, News-llernlil.
19
Automotive
Tc:
,eT3W 8
S-e--e tH
Next Spring PMc Today
No. 19 6 S
192$ Cherrolet 4 -door
dan. You hould It
to rmllv understand how
thoroughly we check and
ffrondition our used car,
$3 2a worth for
4 -i)
0. M. A. C. Terma
Lcck Meier Ce.
Ill S. 6th. Phone 41
FOR SALE 1930 Bulrk sport
coupe. Run 23.000 mllee on
city streets. Looks Ilk new.
Just taken In on two new
Chevrolet Our special price
1S95. Locke Motor Co. Phone
49. 6554
20 Miscellaneous For Sal
FOR SALE Two slightly used
18x7 tires and rims, at leas
man naif price. 140 Conger.
6561
FOR SALE Drag saw. 140 Con
ger Ave. 6560
FOR SALE Rabbits.
15J1.
Phone
6551
FOR SALE Caah or contract.
4 ft. by 6 ft. red Neon atgn
reading "Cafe." Inquire 126
S. 6th St. Phone 1768. S601
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP Capaci
ty i.vv gat per nour. i n. p.
motor, used only short time.
New price waa 1114.60. Now
169.50. Terma If desired.
Montgomery Ward 4t Co.. 211
Main. 6507
CAST IRON RANGE Only
slightly used, and In excellent
condition. Sold new at 194.50.
Buy now at 139.95. Terms if
desired. Montgomery Ward a
Co., 211 Main. 6506
Coal! Coal! Coal!
HARDEST. HOTTEST
ROCK SPRINGS
No ashes, no soot.
Young Coal Co.
444 Spring or phone 109T
FOR SALE Circulating heater,
125. 1290M. 6455
FOR SALE Dandy bunch of
laying hens. Corner Lowell and
Blehn. 6081
FOR SALE Good violin and
case, 115. 1004 Main. 201
WOOD FOR SALE We cat the
best snd satisfy. Phone 1014-J.
20a
Swaps
WILL SWAP Set of 5 practice
golf clubs and bag tor what
hare you? Write box 5505.
6505
WANTED TO TRADE Sonora
Cnograph with records, for
k case or cases. Call
1291W after 7 . m. 6490
FARM for truck, automobile or
lumber. Box 61. Malln, Ore.
6538
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED TO REN- 4 or 6
room house with bath, com
pletely or partly furnished,
north of Main street Box
6502, News-Hersld. 5502
PRIVATE laundry, 10 per cent
less regular price. rnone
390M. 6498
HIGHEST PRICES paid for used
iurnuure. can gam, pnone
infin. 5400
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SALLIES
People apeak of the
depression not being
able to buy things they
waut. There la no
doubt that many of ua
are finding it necessary
to watch our spending
carefully.
One ot the beat wars
to do this is to read til
classified ads every day.
Many of the things
you want are offered
there and at prices that
wont knock our purs
out completely. The
classified alwavs has
bargains listed In It
SAULY.
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED Small truck or Dodg
touring car. Must be cheap.
6i6 S sth t;i4
22 Livestock and Feed
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
Barred rocks and R. I. reds,
blood tested. 114 hundred.
E repaid, wntte leghorns 111.50
undred. Hatch every week.
J. R. Magutre, 787 Oregon St..
Portland. Oregon. 619 6
23
Financial
AUTOMOBILE
LOANS
Refinsnclng
Most Liberal Terms
Easy Payments
8trlctly Confidential
Courteous 8errlce
Borrow Additional Money
Or Refinance Your
Present Contract
Motor Investment Co.
Phone 1144 K. A. Moore. Mgr.
835 Main St
Licensed by state No. M-104
24 Business Opportunities
NEW service station and lunch,
with eight acres ot Irrigated
land and nice modern home.
A real opportunity. Phone
Dowell, 1050. 6562
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SKTTI.EMEXT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of
Klamath.
In the Matter ot the Estate of
Marcus Ray Anderson, De
ceased. Notice la hereby given that
Anna Marie Bishop, as Execu
trix in the matter of the estate of
Marcus Itay Anderson, deceased,
has rendered and presented for
settlement and filed In aald court
her Final Account ot the adminis
tration and a petition for the dis
tribution or the assets of the
above entitled estate, and Friday,
February 19th, 1932. at the hour
of 10 e clock a. m at the court
room of aald court, at the County
court house in Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, Oregon, ha
hern duly appointed by aald court
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Legal Notices
for settlement of said account
and Ih hearing of aald petition
tor distribution, at which time
aud place any peraou interested
In aald estate may appear and file
his exceptions In writing to said
Final Account, and contest the
same and show cause. It any, why
a flual distribution of said estate
snould not be ordered.
ANNA MARIE 1IISIIOP,
Executrix.
J14.ll.18-r4.il 114.
Amusements
Pin Tree Now Playing: "I
Like Your Nerve," with Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr.
Pelican Now Playing: "Smart
Woman." wllh .Mary Aalor.
Rainbow Now Playing: "The
Miracle Woman," wllh llarbara
Slanwyck.
Vox Now Plavlng: "The Big
Parade," with John (illbert.
Tonight I the last appearance
of Man Pe Rosier and her Sun
shine Follies, who have been de
lighting Pine Tree audience for
the last two nights. Every art
la (ood and the entire ensemble
I charming. Ob th screen
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., appears
In "I Like Your Nerve." which is
perfectly suited to hla talents.
Loretta Young Is the feminine
lead. Tomorrow la another ama
teur show with an entirely new
set of act.
PKLICAX
"Smart Woman" with Mary
Astor and Robert Amee appears
on the Pelican screen for the last
time today. This splry trrtarlous
comedy la one you do not want to
miss. Marie Obenchaln has been
pleasing the audience all this
week by playing special request
programs on the Wurltiier. Tbla
musical treat will be a feature
the remainder of the week.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
the old adage "There's a little
bit ot had In every good little
girl" holda true In the Pelican
acreen feature. "Bad Olrl," fea
turing Sally Ellen and James
Dunn.
RAIMWlW
Barbara Stanwyck In the Alraee
MacPheraon story, "The Miracle
Woman" la on at the Rainbow
for the last time tonight This
Is undoubtedly her greatest pic
ture to date and Is Intensely in
teresting. Tomorrow Marlon Ia
vies appears in a rollicking film
entitled "It's a Wise Child."
NEW VOX
"The Big Parade," playing all
this week at the new Vos was
re-iaaued In response to demand
from film enthusiasts all over
the country. The picture, en
hanced with new and thrilling
sound effects, stands out as on
of the moat convincing snd mov
ing stories ever portrayed on the
creen.
Foreclosure Move
Made On Railway
THE DALLES. Ore.. Jan. 21.
(4) District Attorney Francla V.
Galloway today filed a foreclos
ure complaint against The Dalles
Great Southern railroad here be
cause of a 38.617 tax delin
quency. For Immediate response to
your cries for "Help," use the
Want Ads
By J. R. William.
AU- RIGjMT !
RIGHT
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HI ft ism v sea scsws, --,
PINK TlttK
(ALLtl
LeiS?4JT 1
MEN II NORTH
lloyl Young, alias Jack Young,
wauled In Klnmath county on
larceny charitea, has been appr'
hvnded In Portland, according to
word received by Sheriff L. L.
Low, and will he relumed to
this city to answer to the count.
A warrant for Young's arrest
was Issued early lu October, and
officers have been searching for
him for several months.
Low left Wednesday night for
Salem, where he will attend Ihe
anuual convention of sberllfa of
the stute. tin took with hi 111
Clifford T. Henry, who was sen
tenced to three years In the peni
tentiary on a charge ot forgery
by alteration; and Levi Itoovea
who will serve a Ilka sentence
on larceny charites. On Ills re
turn, he will bring Young back
to Klamath Falls.
Miss Hayden Takes
Up Home Managing
OltKIJON STATE COI.I.KC.K.
rorvallls, Ore., Jau. II ll.-l.-n
Hayden of Klamalh Kails, senior
In home economics at Oregon
State college. Is receiving traiu
lug In home management and
hlld rare at Wlthycoinbe prac
tice house the first half of this
term.
Before graduation In home eco
nomics, each woman la reoulrcd
to live sll weeks In one of the
practice houses wllh five other
atudenta and one faculty advisor.
Schools of home economics In the
leading universities hare this
same requirement for graduation.
Th girls may live there any time
during their Junior or senior
years.
News"
Editorials on
(Continued from Pag One)
Hon h started during hla life,
th remaining nine million to
be divided among hla fit chil
dren. TP all big fortunea were divided
In that manner upon the
death ot their rounder. It mlglit
be possible in time to give to
every handicapped child bora
Into the world every facility pro
vided by sdrsnclng science snd
knowledge for the REMOVAL of
the handicap.
That, at least, would be mak
ing SOME progress.
pHROLT,HOUT the United
c , . st "Buir, ouilwar IB
the worst day for automobile ac-
cldents.
Hut In Oregon, accord
ing to figures quoted by the
state motor association. Saturday
Is the worst day.
Accidents are Inclined to hap
pen when people are going some
where In s hurry. Presumably,
here In Oregon, we atari out In
a hurry for a week-end trip on
Saturday, Instead ot waiting un
til Sunday.
'a a
OE1NO In a hurry Is to a sur
prising extent a atat of
mind. If you doubt tha,l. try
this some time:
Wetch your time between two
given point soma day when you
ar conaclously In a hurry, driv
ing under nervous tension and
trying to make all the time you
can. Then check It against the
time made between these same
points on some day when you
are NOT consciously In a hurry,
but are merely drlvlug right 1
along without any especial ef
fort to make apced.
You will probably be surprised
at how little difference there Is.
TP fewer people were In a hur
ry, there would be fewer acci
dents. Yet, If we could got el
ect figures, which we can't, It
would be astonishing bow little
time would actually be lost
through lack of bolng nervously
In a hurry.
e
""ENEUAL" Jacob 8. Coxey,
of Coxey's srmy fame, bob
up with an old scheme. He
want the government to Issue
printing press monoy and with
thl printing press money pay
off all Its obligation and thus
start off dobt free without tax
ing anybody or enduring any ot
the other dlscomtorta of ound
finance.
It's s rosy scheme, but there's
a hole In It Just as there I In
most rosy schemes. The hole
consist In th fact that printing
press money I worth Just th
paper It Is printed on, and no
more.
Germany and Russia proved
that a few year ago when they
Isaued so much printing press
money that In time people had
to tak a wheelbarrow load of It
down to th postofflce when they
wanted to bur a postage stamp.
a
TTKIIE I an old, old rulo, that
I Just as true now aa It ever
was: "There la no such thing
a something for nothing."
Just to prove that they don't
want Miinrhurie. tlm Japanese
are going right on Into China.
Capital
IIOIU.ONT.VL
I Wher la
Bangkok
6 Become
blurred.
10 Genus ot
gastropods.
11 Of what coun
try I Vlenu
th capital?
)1 Pro and f
14 Cap of
soverelinty.
1 Sea tales,
lion of th
oldest nd 39 More positive,
purest of th 41 Common talk,
human rare. 41 lllrd.
Jrt Occupation. 46 Savor or taate.
;2 Mekiean dollar, 47 Skirmish.
:i Railway sta- 49 St) pile.
Hon. 61 Mulli plant
25 Of what mala) 63 Face of s clock,
are faucet 64 Desert
loader 66 loma.
17 Ocean. 61 1'relH mean
is Purple shrub. Ing three.
30 To coin In.
69 To get
i: Railroad.
31 Prepared
lettuce.
JSTliiild.
37 Post meridian
61 Statistical
rurvea.
63 llrlatlrllke
atalk.
64 turtles.
Food Dropped To
Snowbound Miners
'.UOfSt. Jan. It. UR
fiulded by a flaming barrel of
oil, a plan piloted by Herman
Until penetrated a dense fag
mantling a mountain In the Bo
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AB'C of Specialized Business
and Professional Service
BOARD
ANCHOR HOTEL DININO ROOM
6th and Oak Sta.
Delicious Food
Dinners a specialty.
Family atyle. 50c.
Short orders. 5 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Vivian Duffy and Emma Illack
CAFE
8UX.NYHIDE INN 51 Main St
Meals 25c to 40c
Hoard, family style. 11.00
per day.
Homemade plea and dough
nuts for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Llnd,
props.
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Paul C. Long
Chiropractor and Nerve
Specialist
127 South Seventh Street
Phone 1140
DENTISTS
DR. ERNEST H. BALL
B cceasor to
Dr. B. O. Wlaecsnrsr
605 Oregon Bank Bldg.
Phone (41
DR. J. E. CLANAHAN
507 Orogon Bank
Phone 836
Residence Phon 2222-J.
DRESSMAKING
BESS MERANDA
Dressmaking
Coat rsllnlng. Alterations.
205 Stewart-Drew Bldg.
Phone 1496J. 711 Main
FROZEN PIPES
FROZEN PIPES
Diy snd Night Berries
THAWED BY ELECTRICITY
ALSO SUARPEN ICE SKAT 1
Bert' Bnttery and Electric
12( 8. (th. - Phon 946-W.
No effort I made in these
rliisslflod ads to Influence
your Judgment by flowery
language nr specious argu
ment. The Important points
of ench offer are stated brief
ly and cli'iirly. The choice la
left to you.
Question
fellow.
16 Th y.
17 Te fly.
I Kind of
mleelle
weapon,
11 Ethereal salt
14 Variety ot
clubfoot
16 Whey of Milk.
19 Unit of weight
II Mad vera.
14 To delegat.
16 Itudeat lyp ot
stone Impl
men I.
17 Milkman'
cart
19 Pigmentary
deposits en
akin.
40 Part In a
drains.
43 Kducalrs.
41 Remedies.
44 Heverberats.
41 Prophet
VERTICAL
I The a hits
mustard.
1 Neuter pre. '
noun.
3 Type of light.
4 Market.
6 Worldly.
Eilais.
7 Pig pen.
6 Pitfall.
t Male anceators. 50 Rodent.
10 F.dlbla fungus. 62 Saury,
llConarloua. 55 Mush.
11 Genus o( typ. 67 Fish,
cal gees. SOKungoiL
IS liw, vulgar 61 Pair.
7
hemia district and dropped food
late today to alg snowbound per
sons at the Evening Star mine.
The fog defeated four previ
ous attempla to bring aid to
th five men and a woman. Dy
foreat telephone, the miner da
dared yesterday their provisions
were almost exhausted.
GARAGES
Klamath Garage
moved to
820 Klamath Ave.
HOSPITALS
"KLAMATH'S EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL"
THE VALLEY
HOSPITAL
Cor. Fourth snd Pine Bta.
LAUNDRY
New City Laundry
4th at Klamath
Phon 164
8ave 15 Cash and Carry.
OPTOMETRISTS
DR. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST
Eyas Examined, Glasses pitted
No Drop Ued
Phon 6(1.
709 Main St
RADIOS
Long's Radio Service
1011 Donald Street
Phone 1454-M
8ervlce, repairing, testing, etc
Tub, part, to.
Backed by years of experience.
HULBERT'S
RADIO SERVIQE
"For Bottr Reception"
Equipped and experienced
to service or repair your radio.
Phon 719-M. 1048 Owens St
UPHOLSTERING
Upholstering and Repairing ot
Furniture. Reasonable Price.
THURM AN
I Formerly wllh Klamath
Furniture Co.)
Ill Commercial. Phon loll
.