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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAU-S. OKK(il)N
January 28, 15)32
flic cCUcning crali.
EUGENE 8. KaXTY.
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Antometlv
Cuimiu Opportunities -Contract
Work Wanted
Educational
For Rent Realtor
rurnuh-d Apt, to Let
Furnished Houses to Let ,
Furnished Room to Let .
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Financial
General Notices
Help Wanted, Male
Help Wanted, Fcxal .
Livestock and Feed
Looses
T -nt an Found .
lllseellaneona for
Personals -Poultry
for Sale .
Real Estate for Sale
Reel Estate for Lease
Room and Board
Situations Wanted
Stores and Office
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Transportation
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Unfurnished Apte. to LetaSa
Cnfumlshed Bousea to Let It
Wanted, Mtseellaneaua !
Wsnfd to Rent 1
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Three cent per word per day.
game ad run three consecutive
day tc per word. Bam ad run
alx consecullv daya lse per
word. Seme ad run eonsec
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book chars made for leaa than
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If rear ad appear m correctly,
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Incorrect insertion.
Lodge
KLAMATH LODGE NO TT
a r s a M
Stated Communication
Second and Fourth
Mondays.
Visiting Brother
Welcome
LOOMIS BUILDING
Lost and Found
LOST Postal sarings bonds.
Finder please msll to P. O.
box MS.
STRAYED From McCornsck
ranch, bin roan milch cow.
Phone 12F11. 6590
jOST Gold-rlmmed spectacles.
Reward. Return News-Herald,
box 664 J.
General Notice
BPIRITCALISTIC CIRCLE
Thursday, January 28th.
Hsrt HoteL Mrs. Edith Mon
ahsn. 6660
FALLS SIGN CO. everything
in signs. Phone 1768. Moved
to 6th and Klamath. 5(80
SPANISH KITCHEN 1111 Wal
nut. 5591
9 Situation Wanted
HIGH SCHOOL girl senior, part
time work typing, office or
clerical. News, box 5661
5661
WANTED Honr or dsy work,
housekeeping, or position as
chamber maid, or waitress.
Phono 2274J. Apt. 6. 5600
EXPERIENCED itenogrspher
wishes work. Phone 767 or
1661W- llf
10 Contract Work Wanted
PHONE 1387J J. E. Patterson,
for painting estimates. 6322
PAINTING, psper hanging snd
kalsomlnlng. Prices right. Jess
E. Patterson. Phone 2387J.
5321
12
Room and Board
WANTED Roomers and hoard
ers, for couple, $55 month. 6
Pershing Way, on bus line.
KS49
13 Furnished Apartments
l-HOOM furnished apartment.
707 Washington. 6601
APARTMENT Everything fur
nished. Also sleeping room.
920 Lincoln. 6596
FURNISHED APTS. 15, 120
and up. 419 N. 10th. 6522
FOR RENT Ground floor apart
ment, du Francis Apt., ozs
Osk. 6197
FURNISHED APARTMENT, ga
rage, (32.50. 830 Jefferson.
Call after p. m. 6076
OOM furnished duplex apart
ment, garage: newly decorat
ed; wood, lights and water
furnished; close In. Must be
seen to be sppreclsted. Rea
sonable rent. See Mr. Acker
man at Klamath Cleaning and
Dye Works. 6632
FOR PENT First clsss furnish
ed apartments. Evans apart
ment. Phons 144J. or 200.
4936
APARTMENTS Steam heated.
Rax Arm. 6428
IByffieadleE's
Pblthr
tha postottlc of Klamath Falls
act of Coosreaa, March 1, 1879.
13 Furnished Apartments
a1.
Beet for the money.
Newly decorated.
With or without frlgldslre.
Electricity, telephone, steam
heated tare, fli and up.
Maid service If desired.
11th and Walnut
Phone 700
14
Furnished Houses
' FOR RENT Nicely furnished
I l-roora modem house, close in:
! wood and water. Phone 1S41-W
or roll at (16 Lincoln. 6593
1-ROOM famished house, gs
rare, lights snd wster. Ill 00
month. 1100 Msin. (599
NICELY FURNISHED S-room
duplex. Phone 44CW. or 755.
.151
FOR RENT Nice house, fur
nace, electric atove, fireplace.
715 Washington. 6659
FOR RENT S-room furnished
house. 130 month: no garage.
Call Lucas Furniture Co.
SS8(
aMj ,
15 Unfurnished House
REDUCED For reliable tenant,
from 135 to $25 monthly,
good house. 623 Martin street,
near church and school. Two
bedroom. . aplendld kitchen,
living room, bathroom, screen
ed veranda, garage. Phone
438. 6648
GOOD 5-room house; adults.
127.60. 1J87J. 4934
15a Stores and Offices
FOR RENT Business room lx
100. only 2 feet from corner
of Main and 6th street, rea
sonable rent, good lease. Chil
cote at Smith. 731 Main, op
tirs. Phone (6. 5591
17 Real Estate For Sale
FOR SALE OR RENT New
home In St. Franc! Park. In
quire Parka grocery. Phone
179M. 6663
WILL SACRIFICE equity In 5
room attractively furnished
home. Must be seen to appre
ciate real value. 2504 Recla
mation. 5652
EIGHT ACRES on main hlrh
way. Irrigated and In alfalfa.
A real ensp at 11250. Easy
terms. Will help to finance
house. Phone Dowell, 1050.
or write box- 753, city. 5650
1 8a
To Exchange
FOR SALE Equity In 4-room
house, sacrifice; take track
part payment. 2009 Garden.
5641
19
Automotive
You Can Buy
LOCKE MOTOR CO.
Special Today
No. 304S
1929 Ford sport road
ster, sold spring of 1930,
new rubber, motor sll
overhsuled. A real good
looking car.
G. M. A. C. Terms
52? S. 6th. Phone 49
ii i i i ca 1 1 s
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
FLOUR SACKS 11.15 doten,
postpaid, washed and bleached.
NorthweKt Handling Co., 325
Burnslde St., Portland. 6595
FOR SALE Chesterfield set
and sewing machine. llSOVi
High. 6598
FUHNITfRE
Johnson.
for sale.
1726
6638
Coal! Coal! Coal!
HARDEST. HOTTEST
HOCK SPRINGS
No ashes, no soot.
Young Coal Co.
444 Spring or Phnne 1097
20a
Swaps
6-ROOM modern house, lane lot.
trees, in Boise, Idaho, for
trade. What have you? Phone
1936W. 6597
WILL SWAP Set of 6 practice
golf clubs and bag for what
hav you? Write box 6506.
6505
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUY 2-wheel
trailer. Phone 909. 6664
WANTED Small onlboard mo
tor. Phone 1212W, evenings.
Hit
SALLIES
Once more I repeat
people re renting NOW!
Every day people are
looking- over the classi
fied page locking for a
place to rent. Will they
eee your offering?
When one mentlona
peei- renting. 1 think
of this ad that ran a few
day ago:
FOR RENT S-room mod
em unfurnished
house, $15. Inquire
2403 Orchard. 4950
Mrs. R. C. Prudhom
me said that she wss
exceedingly well pleaaed.
She rented her house at
5:10 p. m , the first day
tha ad ran.
A house rented for 3$
cents. That' RESULTS.
SALLY.
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
HIGHEST PRICES paid for nsed
furniture. Call Sam, phone
1599. 5400
aasaaawaBBBBaaveWBBws
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE Ry hay. Olene
district. Inquire 340 N. 9th,
c!tr. A Hoffman. 56S5
22
Poultry For Sale
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
Barred rock and R. I. red,
blood tested. 814 hundred,
g repaid. Whit leghorn 112.50
nndred. Hatch every week.
J. R. Magutre. 787 Oregon St..
Portland. Oregon. 6396
23
Financial
AUTOMOBILE
LOANS
Refinancing
Most Liberal Terms
Easy Payments
Strictly Confidential
Courteous Service
Borrow Additional Money
Or Refinance Your
Present Contract
Motor Investment Co.
Phone 1144 K. A. Moore. Mgr.
836 Main St.
Licensed by state No. M-104
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State
' of Oregon, for the County of
- Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Marcus Ray Anderson. De
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that
Anna Marie Bishop, as Execu
trix In the matter of the estate of
Marcus Ray Anderson, deceased,
bss rendered and presented for
settlement and filed In said court
her Final Account of the adminis
tration and a petition for the dis
tribution of the assets of the
above entitled estate, and Friday.
February 19th, 1932, at the hour
of 10 o clock a. m., at the court
room of said rnnrt, st the County
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Legal Notice
court house In Klsmath Falls.
Klamath county, Oregon, haa
been daly appointed by aald court
for aeitlement of aald account,
and th hearing of said petition
for distribution, at which time I
aud place any person Interested j
in aid eetat may appear and file I
nis exceptions in writing to said
Final Account, and contest th
same and show cause, if snv, why
a final distribution of said estat
hould not be ordered.
ANNA MARIE HISHOP,
Executrix.
J14.ll.18.F4.il 114.
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NEW YORK. Jsn. J8. UR
With a flourish that many a
professional politician would be
proud to own, George Edward
Stewart, a favorite aon of Butte
Kail. Ore., today announced
that h tnd ready to av the
nation by running for president,
ident.
Stewart la founder, sole
owner and lone member of the
whip party and ne has adopted
as his campaign slogsn, "keep
your whip cracking!"
He announced his candidacy
In a 62-paragraph letter from
Rutte Falls, stating In unequi
vocal terms just what he will
do, once he la In the White
House.
8tewart's voluminous letter
states that ha will not campaign
"for the vote of a hungry na
tion with my mouth full of th
food of a banquet table."
"I own." he continue, "a
horn and a mortgage. I ow
money I can't pay. I have a
tine car and no gas. I have a
fine radio with old tubes. I
have one suit of clothe and
thank God for It."
TIE!
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 18 (U R)
Mayor George L. Baker and
the city council late today
denied a larg group of Com
munists and sympathiser per
mission to hold a masa meeting
February 4 and had the delega
tion ejected from the council
chamber when tts members in
sisted on continuing their plea.
The group wa led by Fred
Walker, head of the Communist
party In Portlsnd. who as th
first speaker declsred the coun
cil hsd don nothing t relieve
unemployment.
Unemployment and "lob In
surance" would have been dis
cussed at the mass nuetlng.
Walker aald.
Walker wa followed by other
speakers, some of whom said
thev were not Communists but
sympathised with th present
movement.
S. F, Firemen
Get 24 Alarms
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28. OI.R)
There wa a continuous din of
sirens here tonight as fire en
gines answered 24 alarms be
tween t p. m. and 10 p. m. and
only one of them was a false
alarm.
The most disastrous blare de
stroyed a three-story building at
Sixteenth and Mission, equipment
being called from the downtown
district two mile away to fight
it. The building wa known
Redmen's hall becaus the lodge
occupied the upper rooms. Hard
ware and grocery stares snd a
restaurant were on the main
floor. Damage was estimated
at 840.000.
Gooo Nt&v-rr!
17 CEOTim POP-fc AROOrJO
WJRE, VS ALIUS SAVM.
vsrWW, 1 CM oeriviC As
GOOO AS Akp- MAM .
VeH-SoR-.TPie.y vVhi,
IF TVVEf GOT A COOPlA
DOCK WAllOPtRS .
STWerxanES V oo
tvJEMTMiM' BUT TH'
I rwiyuiaiinncne D IN. UCI O yf I
Alfalfa Drinks
t- '
Her la Governor William H.
"Alfalfa Bill" Murray of Okla
homa, aa he drank hia morning
coffee while th House Wsvs
nd Means Committee at Wash
ington waited for him. Th gov
ernor overslept, but Insisted on
his coffee before telling members
of the committee his plans for
th ending of the depression.
WEALTHY CAPTIVE
SOUTH BEND, Ind . Jan. 18.
(UP) toward A. Woolvrton,
51. wealthy Industrialist, re
turned to hi home unharmed
shortly before midnight last night
Just 24 hours sfter he hsd been
kidnaped and held for 160,000
cash.
Woolverton apparently had
suffered no 111 effects from his
abduction, ona of th most sea
satlnnal of a series that hav
brought 81.00000 In ranaom to
a midwest ktdnnp gang.
Ths Industrialist Immediately
went Into conference with his
family and attnraeya. It was
Impossible to learn at onee If
a ransom had been Paid or
promised.
PORTLAND HKTft STANDARD
PORTLAND. Or.. Jan. 17 (U.B
Th city council todny decided
that Ice cream and all other by
products, except butter and
cheese, must be made of B grade
milk or better.
Editorials on News
(Continued from Page One)
iwitlii the questionnaire
ahowed earning nearly doable
those of th slngl msa answer
ing. vvrHEN yon marry, according to
an old saying, yon "glv
hostages to fortun." That Is
another way of saying that yoa
take on responsibilities.
If yon don't work and earn,
your family doesn't eat. Bo, If
yon are any good at all, yon
work snd earn to the very beat
of your ability so that year fam
ily won't go hungry.
If yon are single nnd don't
earn enough to buy food, yon
know that nobody suffer bat
yourself.
CO It come down to thlsi The
harder yod work, with hand
By J. R. William
V ncver mimo
-TCWMGrT& V4L,"rr
BlROS rrvA OAS.
eicje llV. ADMIT
X WEED WGIP . BUT
"TO &E.T VCMJC?
"TO GE.T SOOf? A
(SHassnSnedl
or bralu, th more spt you sre
to ueced.
That sounds Ilk copybook
11ns, bat (here Is lot of truth
In It.
nrilld same National Industrial
Conference board, which ha
Just been quoted, tells us Ihsl
th per rsplts national wealth
In this country Is 1177. This
writer doesn't know what tha
per capita national wealth of
China la. but it I Infinitely low.
r than our
WhyT
Well, la part, at least. It must
be because w WANT more than
the Chin, and are willing to
work to gat what w wnt.
They tell ua. yoa know, that
If th Chinamen could b mad
to WANT hlrt a Inch longer
than th shirt they wear now,
th surplus that plagu th cot
Ion Industry would be turned
Into shorisi.
-THIS much Is certain: Want
ing things and the working
hard to gel them haa had lot
to do with progress In this
world. Th greatest Increaa la
our national wlth, for xmpl.
has com sine w began to
want automobile.
A I.L of which doean't nsr
thl aprmly Important
question:
"What ass I te de when I
WANT to work but csn't work
becaus no work I to b had?
It w vr find a answr te
that question, w shall hav
taken th longest step yt along
the road that lead to rl prog-
Amusements
Pin Tree Now playing.
"Frankenstein."
Pellcs-Nnw playing. "Con
solation Marrlag," with Irn
Dunn.
Vox Now playing. "Th Big
Fight." and "Pocatello Kid."
Rslnbnw Starting Frlds.-. "A
Tailor Mad Man," with William
Haines.
PINK TRKR
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Winnie J.lgtitnet1, wineom erreea
tar, who will appear la "Man'
hat Ian Parade.
If any theater-goer In Klam
ath Falls hss not seen "Frank
enstein," now playing at the
Pin Tree theater, and want to
ee what a monster looks like,
he will hav to do so this after
noon or this evening. The en
gagement of thla unique and
powerful screen adaptation of
the "Frankenstein" legend comes
to a triumphant close at the
theater tonight.. Tomorrow an
other snappy western comes to
this popular house, "The Mon
tana Kid." The Friday amateur
show this week promises some
unususl entertainment also.
PEMCAV
For two days "Consolation
Marrlag," th faatur at th
Pallcan theater, haa been giving
theater audiences something new
to think about. Irene Dunn In
the starring role of a story of
modern love and marriage, rises
to as great helghta as sh did
a th Immortal "Sshrs ' of Cim
arron fame. Thla picture closes
tonight, don't miss It. Starting
Friday, for three daya' ran, the
Pelican screen brings Th
Brat," atarrlng Sally O'.Vell.
On th stage, Harry Georg.
In music and art a sketch you
III like.
VOX
A smashing underworld talkie,
with a tens love lory of un
paralleled dramatic Interest, and
a terrific climax In th most
realistic prise fight ever staged
for motion pictures, are the
strong pnlnls In James cruras
"The Rig Fight," sensational
photoplsy bssed on th BeUsco
stage success, opens todsy at
th Vox.
Ken Maynard, who plays th
leading rnl In the Tiffany Pro
ductions western thriller, "Poca
tello Kid," at the Vox, la no fool
In the matter of horseflesh.
RAINBOW
If you can picture William
Haines as a wolf In sheep's
clothing, you will have some
idea of the fun In store for
those who see the comedian Frl
dsy at the Ilalnhow theater In
his latest laugh-getter, "A Tailor
Made Man."
Dorolhy Jordan, who scored as
the waterfront wsif of "Mln and
Rill," has th leading feminlnn
role. Joseph Cswthorn, th
well-known stsge actor; Mar
orln Itsmbeaii, last seen In "In
splrntion"; William Austin, Ivsn
Keith and lledda Hopper have
nromlnent nart.
1
Question on Mammals
HORIZONTAL
I What I th
algheat order
of Mammals
I Belonging to
winter
I Northwest
I Type et sr
plan
II Forbidding
Era
14 Pronoua
I T depart
hv boat
It Devoured
II Ink Mala.
19 Outer east.
wis! worn by
clergy
W Walls of th
stomach of
th es
II Plalntlv
moan
tt Cowardly
18 Mad of
oatmeal
14 Formed a
coalition
N Above
YF.MTF.RD,
Is l.rg cask.
17 Refrigerator
SHOulded
2 Droa be
10 Last word ef
a praysr
11 lies lin.
38 F.irlimitlon
f Inquiry
To feel
Indignant die
pleasur.
! Seen of th
tsrrtndsr of
nu.!,.gHfir
' p II i 14 1 L p
rffl--!
rr jST
rr i 3T
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PHOENIX. Aril . Jan. II. CUB
Savea convict who rped
from th Arltona state peniten
tiary at Florenc yeterdy war
till at larg tonight.
Sheriff Jam It. McFadden
aald that h believed that they
war hiding In Phoenix nnd ex
pected their rptur would b
mad within th city.
Meanwhile, every available car
from th sheriff office wa be
ing used to rarry eearrhlng par
tie through th Hall rlvr vlley.
Four of the eevn prlaonars
A-B-C of Specialized Business
and Professional Service
BOARD
ANCHOR HOTEL DINING ROOM
lib and Oak file.
Delicious Food
Dinners specialty.
Family atyl. 60e.
Short orders, I a. m. to I p. m.
Vivian Duffy and Emma Black
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Pul C. Long
Chiropractor and Nerr
Specialist
117 loath Bvnth Street
phone 140
DENTISTS
DR. ERNEST H. HALL
l-scassnr to
Dr. B, O. Wlsecarrar
(01 Oregon Bank Bldg.
Phon 141
DR. J. E. CLANAHAN
107 Oregon Bank
Phone 836
Rasldtnc Phon ltll-J.
DRESSMAKING
BESB MERANDA
Drsssmsklng
Coat rallnlng. Alteration.
101 Stewart-Drew Bldg.
Phone 14I6J. 731 Mala
FROZEN PIPES
FROZEN PIPES
Diy snd Night Servlc
THAWED BY HI-KCTRlCITt
ALSO SHARPEN ICH HKA-",
Bert's Battery and Elsctrlc
128 8. (th. Phon 4(-W.
No effort Is made In these
classified ada to Influence
your Judgment by flowery
language or aperlous argu
ment. Th Important points
of each offer are staled brief
ly and clearly. Th choir Is
left to you.
A(fls
Y'H A.NHWF.B
nolaa
II To si ore. a
in a granary
II T maiur
14 Apllnlar
It Expected
18 U'e appro
priate to
17 Jacket platsd
with steel
IN Hhamaleaa
19 To remov g
beard with
ratal
10 An instant
11 Firat woman
delegate te an
lnternMonl
disarmament
conference
tiClimat
24 Snip
J Trunk of th
human body
t To eat spar
ingly
10 Social insert.
11 Noah s ship
88 Small hotel
t4 Etclamalloit
. Cornwall,
171
VFRTICAL
I Fowl diaeas.
1 To narrate.
i r.m,y
Hair en
horses neck.
8 lleer
i lUlf n em
7 To snk loss
distressing
8 Pronoun.
I Treasury
tricked prison gusrds by riding
to freedom through th peniten
tiary gal concealed Inside aa Oil
tank truck. Outalds th gat
th yrontlnued their flight by
abdurtlag a Pinal county high
way department employe whose
vehicle they eojimnderd.
Dailey'a Hearing
Moved to Feb. 4
lira r I n on lb protest filed
stslnst Harry Haller. rlly build
it.g Inspector. scheduled for
Thursday afternoon, haa been
postponed until February 4.
t'hergee filed seversl weeks ago
t Waller ll Ulllrk A tt si
Hmllh claimed bailey conducted
nia nmrlal Puslneaa to his own
dvsntag and to the eirluslon
of other operator ef building
ninterlal plants.
HOSPITALS
"KLAMATH'S EMEROENCT
HOSPITAL"
THE VALLEY
HOSPITAL
Cor. Fourth and Pin Its,
LAUNDRY
Now City L-undry
4th t Klamath
Phon lit
Bar 16 Cash snd Carry.
OPTOMETRISTS
DR. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST
Ey Examined, Qlasset FltU
No Drop Used
Phon 661.
fOl Msla Bt,
RADIOS
Long's Radio Service
1011 Donald Btrt
Phon 14S4-M
Service, repairing, tatlnf, tc
Tubes, parla, (to.
Backsd by yera ot iprine.
HULBERT'S
RADIO SERVICE
"For .Better Reception"
Equipped and experienced
to service or repair your radio.
Phone 719-M. 1048 Owsns St,
UPHOLSTERING
Upholstering and Repairing ot
Furniture Reasonable Price.
THURMAN
(Fnrmerly with Klamath
furniture Co I
111 Commercial. Phon 1(71