The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, April 21, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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MAfiEE RETURNS
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LUMBER
OPERATORS'
HEADQUARTERS
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KLAMATH FALLS
The
Arcade Hotel
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Southwell Stationery Co.
1B26I, Main St.
Phone 602
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mul Ihi- rcM-rve library il.iarlni,-nt
hni. in bi-icln moving In the lrur
Iiith nliuut iIih flrnl nf May.
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vnti-il to (!i.,,,,Ky win have hh.i-II '
map rmi'. a npi-rlal ilraftlnn room
mul rapcrlHlly wi-ll i'iiilipi. an-1
ay luhnriilnry rouma. anil lulinni-liirli-
fur inpi'troitraphy. niliifrul-
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all Ii vi-ry rompl.-i,.. th,. anay lali-j
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hit -iiilppi-d In Ihi. male.
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i'IkiiimI fur I ho ki-iiIukv Hvnilnar !
crnupii unit Ihe iIhumi In ailvanioi
m-iitniiiy han iu-rn planned an
Dial larc. map may bf nfd -nn-vinli-nily.
The room mnialna a
larco lalili., 12x9 fi-.t miuarp, on
which the larne mapa up, In thi-xe
rimrai-H may ! unrolled. lli-re-1
lo-fore Ihe di-parlment ha not had!
ufflrli'nt table apare on whli h to I
Mirea, out iodw of Ha largeat
mapa.
Mr, ami Ira. K. K. Mai;
..rri-ii Kalnrilay evinlnK from InK. 120,
I'i.rllaiul win-re hi- waH In utn-nil- $12'.. W
aine a- Ihi- nHM-t:irH of I!:,- Mj.
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Thi- V.nh Hi-s Ion of ',i. r-inil
mm mi, n f f-ry ,.f Kn'(.-':iH Templar
of (in-Kon w,i, I J (f ,,n April 1 r.
l whii-'l llllie Mr. Ma nee ,.n,l,.
V'Nir a, urand i- -mmander of the
nrdi-r.
Ji-nri;,- ('oi-hrain- of l.a (irande
" i-n i lea nrnnil rnniin ind
the iiiHiiIng year and Amorla aeleit
a Ihe place f,,r hulilini; the
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next eonrlave.
ii..yu-r; itwnjllng reinidellng.
"iii. K. Itay: ilelinii. $2tl(J(i.
Kred Mn-ker; dwi-lllnn. $7, Julia-
A in.-: delllnK. lk, K. W.
MarMn; t-iruH. 20. W. H. Cody:
del:nK. J.li.O. . o. Wella; gar
aie. $200. Win. Wari'i; remrrli-llnn
dwelllnK. $2r,i. J. I). -uinmlnK;
dwelllnK. $10110, W. II. I'alton;
daraxe. t'i'i. C. Ilanley; dwelllnK.
Hallo. W. Steinmeti; Kra!e, HO.
Mary Tenite; add!,llonl dwelllnK.
1 -Mary TenRe: addition de!l-
K. Ilrailhurn: dwelllnK.
II. Cody: welling. $1200.
II. Ilarr!.; dwelling. $450; dwel.
tir.0. Ilui-nliiK anil Sabin;
f.u-!!!r:(!, Jir.H0. Cor.l.ni Uuimby;
H'il:)!nx Workx, $?,5if). Klamalli
A- StnraK.-; rent room, $100,
Shell Oil To.
A permit for the new f.lirlstiau
ihiinh ti ii i lit In K to lout appnrxi
mauly $25.1)1.0 was held up by
vote of the enuncil owing t:i the
for Hpt-rifirat ln calling for a lath-
Htiiieo exterior, the name not be
ing allowed within the fire limits
of the rlty. It will he nereimary i Ji
A New Freight Line
for Klamath Falls, Chiloquin and vicinity.
Trucks leave daily at I 1 a. m.
Stage terminal, 615 Main.
Crews & Anderson
Afier the Inatallation of the new for the (hurch people to make auch
line of officer Dr. K. I). Umb, on rhanne in the atyle of exterior con
bihalf of Calvary Commanilerr No. mrurtion ho as to comply with the
1. premnted Mag'e with a bean-, city fire ordinance.
Kiuiiu i-iinimanoerH jewel, t
It wan a complete aurpriae to him
for a few momenta he wa, unable
to voice hla thanks. He therefore
iicki-d (ieorKe J. Walton to reanond
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he did In
for him. which
chosen worda.
One rf the features nf the con
clave was the retirement of (irand
Recorder Jame T". Rohlni-on. who
has aerved the ordr In thut capac
ity for 35 years.
Robinson Is the only nurvivor
of the three men who originally or-
Hindenberg Likely ;
To Lose Election;
Bitter To Allies
IlKltl.IX, April 20. Field .Mar
shal von Hlndenhurg's chancer of
election to the presidency are slim,
according to the opinion of oper-
ganlzed the grand commandery of ator8 ln ,he Birlin bourse.
Oregon 50 years ago. He wag Its Commission houses are offerias
first (irand commander and has
been actively connected with it
during all of the time since then.
marshal's elec-
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"Long-Bell Oak Floors
Throughout"
JJO.MES advertised for sale sometimes are de
scribed in terms more flattering than the
Ktual conditions warrant. But if the printed
description includes the statement, "Oak Floors
Throughout," you KNOW that home is well and
wWantially built because oak floors are the
"H mark of quality in sound and serviceable
construction.
AK FLOORS ADD MORE THAN THEIR
COST TO THE SELLING VALUE OF ANY
VELUXG.
That is because they look better, wear better
fc Letter than any other floor; -they are
standardized best" and are so recognized,
evrywherc.
You
may never have occasion to offer your home
m
1Qr aaln l.i.f ;f ..1 1,1 r a ir i;t nnp3
"roughout", will make the selling easier and
'"aterially benefit both you and the purchaser.
Aslr ..
' US nitAllt Ifivmrf I nnrr rsnlr f Innfa nVflr
floors a most economical way to modern
e the interior of your home.
Basin Lumber Co
William Lodge, Manager
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"Scratch Mother
Earth and See
Her Smile."
Spades, shovels, rakes,
hoes, garden tools of
every description.
Carpenter's tools
household tools. We
have them all.
Roberts and
Harvey
-narilwiwe tor Hnnlwoar"
422 Main St Phone 173
Unusual But True
(Over I-ast Night's leaned Wire)
HOI I.IIKH. Colo.. April 20.
Three I'niversity of Colorado men
are living in a 'sorority house
with 50 charming women. The
youth were washing dishes in the
Fororlty kitchen, working their
way through college, when the
mirnrity houe was quarantined
as a result of a mild diptheria
epidemic.
I1UUI.KY. WIb.,' April 20. No
one named George Koch could be
located here to claim a carload of
potatoes shipped from Oreen Bay.
Wis. When the tar was opened
for further Investigation 200 kegs
of beer were found. But no one
named Koch could be located to
claim the beer.
3 to 1 against he
tion.
j Hlndenburg did not attempt to j
ranveal hla belief that Germany i
was deceived.
CbooBing to talk principally to
the Dawes' plan and the "war.
guilt lie" the tall, stately soldier
; peered Into the past and looked
i to the future.
i "You will understand" the mar
jshal said, "that In Germany the
i impression widely prevails that Am-'
erica has much to make good to
Germany. We cannot forget that
our faith in the honorable inten
i Hon as arbitrator of your Presi
j dent WIlBon after we Bad cast our
I weapong away was deceived In many ;
.respects. I
WHITE ri.AIN'S. N. Y., April
20. Two tons of steel girders
were set up in court here to Il
lustrate to a Jury how Wiliam
Gallagher, who Is suing for $100,
000. was injured while working
on a construction Job.
The Italian government has decid
ed to operate as a government mon
opoly all long distance and inter
national tlephone services in that
country.
The government of Czechoslovakia
Is planning the creation of a nation-:
al nitrogen Industry to provide that
cointry's entire requirements of that
fertilizer.
THIS SHOULD INTEREST YOU
The table below shows how our monthly plan
on residence loans costs less than a straight loan.
The figures covered a period of eight years, (96
months).
STRAIGHT LOAN
Amount of loan $2,000.00
Interest for. one year at 8r; ....$160.00
Interest for eight years 1,280.00
Total interest and principal necessary
to retire loan 3,280.00
ONE OF OUR SIX MONTHLY PAY
MENT PLANS-PAY LIKE RENT
Amount of loan $2,000.00
96 monthly payments $ 32.34 3,104.64
Accumulative earnings returned to you
at termination of loan 245.42
Net amount it costs you to retire loan.... 2,859.22
AMOUNT YOU SAVE BY OUR PLAN 428.78
It is your privilege to pay any portion or re
tire the entire loan at any time.
No red tape.
And we do not sell stock.
Inquire at our local office for full particulars.
206 Hart Building. Phone 688
THE PACIFIC SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Jack Slater, Local Representative.
NKW YORK. April 20. More
cheering no(es in building colors
are urged by Hazel Adler, color
ist, in addressing an audience of
architects here. Hazel suggests
concrete buildings of soft blue,
stone pink, grey greens and warm
buffs.
YONKERS, N. Y.. .April 20.
Donald Chamberlain bought a
second hand automobile on April
13. He didn't realize how lucky
he was until he opened the hood
for the first time and found two
sticks of dynamite lying behind
the starting motor. Chamberlain
apparently bought the dynamite
with the car, and had been driv
ing It around two weeks.
I.OS ANGELES. April 20.
When William Sullivan unllmber
ed his trusty dice and Invited a
group of dusky brethern to "fade"
him, he made the mistake of
showing too much wealth.
Polico were told and officers
found $1510 stowed away in Sul
livan's clothes. The prisoner said
that ho had "borrowed" the money
from a bank at which he worked
as a Janitor.
"Them dice done give me
away," he complained.
$30,000 in Building J
Permits Granted By j
Council Last Night;
At the regular meeting of the
city council last night the follow
ing building permits totaling $30,
920 wore granted: 1
Dwelling, $3,000, R. L. Temby;
garage, fl00, Jno. 'willtu; ahop,
$500, J. Druchon; dwelling, 11600,
F. W. Bnaklrk: garage, $160, F.
W. Busklrk; dwelling, $1400, H.
Throw It Away Now Beg It Back Later!
Man cannot change the laws of nature. Just as sure as night fol
lows day will poverty and hardship follow persistent extravagance. You
can't beat the game!
But REGULAR deposits in a Savings Account here will grow to thou
sands as the years go by. Happy independents will be yours and at a
small rjrice.
llOM'T SPF.Nn TT AT T ? , f
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
' Member of the Federal Reserve System
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