The Klamath news., April 26, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

NEWS
rlCLAMAXU
Sunday, April 2y )'y".
Page Sevec
i
Snappy Sporting Notes
CLASSIFIED ADS
Miscellaneous
I.
GST LEAGUK
Hmr - II II K K,,r
Holt ! It 13 3 IMrolt
l.us Anxolra a I 4 f hlraKn
HaUi'rlxs - llahr. O'Neill and I'rl-'
E.
Hiit.iii
It II
l I
4 7 :
lltlll.rtlW - U'kltul.lll . ..
I ...... . "iinwiiiu ami itHHHIif r
( II K ' "". --. ...M"), .mimriin, fsimt sad Krhalk
7 ,1 j I'hllllpa nil Knnls. j ,
J m urphr! ' AMERICAN LEAGUE
d T.il.ln. '"-ian.i .
I Hrur . . k, , lltlTi Wlnraid
! Nrw York 7 10 J Miaule am) Myall.
I II. K i Waahlngliin I IJ 2' '
I' llallxrlM -llnvl Ktiaab.i. sr.... NATIONAL I F AT. I IF
For Sale Real Estate
-r I.AUliB HIXIIOOM bungalow, oak
Honrs. Mrnare hi-at. lama clonus,
bulll-ln fpalun-a. ira pavement,
rtiolie location In Hot BurlnKs
Addition.
KOK BALK Real allk guaranteed
hosiery. Mr. 8. E. Durham.
1031 High Bl. PhODe JftJ-R.
M2 A2I
Fllll KALE Mammoth KverbeariDK
Mrawberry planti, 1 1 00 per 100
delivered la ritr. Kit Doty HI.
Pbone 223-W. A2 M2
Ho Go o Fo
It
and
II K.
12 0
II 4
Dlicn,
A booster for Klamath count)
and Klamath Kalla and averv lexlt-
' I mate Industry therein that's th.
KINK COHNKK lol r.0 feel by K0 Klm" Newa.
feet, pavement both aldea, Hot1
Hprlnn, Addtt.on. Loat
LOT (0 feel by 110 het. on Droad ' UHT
irrei. spur irara- in alley. Inquire; ath
wad reiiows ilulldlnit.
Al 30
KOH HALE Deep well pump and
engine. 176.00 takes outlit. A.
IS. Ilrown, Langell Valley.
A21-2C
Klamath Lodge No. IJ7 Meets
very Friday night. W. B. Beth.
N. O.
IOB REPAIRINO Beet mater- Prosptrlty lUbekak Lodge No.
la la. prompt service, work shoeaj 104 Meets first and third Tnava.
and gloves for leu. Jack Frost,: jar. Mre. Viola Joaea, N. G.
lit 8c. tb St. J2lf
Between Aahland and Klam- THE WAFFLE
rails, one cue rontalnlna
lady'a dreaa. surt, shoea, cloth
ing etc. Kinder leave at Klam
ath News. Reward. A2-29
20
IrWS-
I'ruell
Croshf
and
rla. Hhotker. Pennork and O'Neill,
linker; Hoffman; Coveleekle, (Ireeg, Vfar
! berry and Iteul.
II
7
li
Hi ore
lloaton . ..
New Vork
Underlet (Iraham,
K II K.
I 2
2 t I
llenion and
FOR BALK Lot from 1100 up.
Homes from $1,600 up. Borne;
suitable as rooming houses.
Acreage large and email tracts.!
Ilouaea for rent. C. H. Montellns, :
701 Main afreet. A24 M8' i
Encampment
Ma m
it iv iir..i serves n n, , ,. i . v..
real cream waffles at all houra. I ' '
11 Bo. th 8t. A8tf I Lund, C. i.
A. V
I
For Rent
WILL TAKE CARE of baby or Canton Crater No. 7 Mevta.
small child at home. Write rare i every Wednesday evening. Carl
oi newa or pnone i tor Mra. Bandell, Commandant.
Azt-ze
Morrow.
Inav-ghellenlHw-k and Bhea
K I Rror- It. H K
( I hlladelpula J t O'Neill, Ciloaon; McQuillan and Sny
I Hnalnn J der.
Ilalterlew Harris, Walberg and i
Cochrane: Qulna and I'lrnlrb
FOR KENT 2 room house. Mills
addition, near ttb Kt. Phone af-1
ler i p. m. 39S-W. A25-24'
hAILY PEGS
Written by
Westbrook PegUr
Brore - (. ii.
lirooklya t jo
Philadelphia 10
Ilatlerlee Ehrhardt and Taylor;
Helta, Couch, Fllllnglm and llenllne,
Wlleon
FOR BALE Lot and tent house.
Bee It at 2410 Oregon Ave. Price ; FOR RENT 6 room modern houae !
TI- A24-2I unfurnished. Crescent Ave. In-:
quire Arlle Worrell, 636 11th m.
A26-2C
For Sale Houae
1 ' utn o. , . , FOR RENT Hlg range, abeep or
i Ft)R BALM New S room modern cattle. Ixite feed and plenty of
v uuuht, luroiBoea: diock xrom
school. Very reasonable. Phona
2-J. A2-2
I
water. Inquire J. N. Bramhal),
208-209 Winters Bldg. Telephone
149-J. A24-30
rah
jjjjl o the ei-premiera of Franco, who rnual outnumber score
hint army by now, and the ex-lieutenant governor of ''"'"i'0
.. .. e.- U. ! :j .Li-. . Pltlabur
eihamp!oni of Ihe ring.
, bid with the warped lip, the scrambled ear and
ble-decU of brae teeth, who wander up' to the door! t"'"'
I . j 4l ,l c inrinnnu
fiht CIUD inn rcu-i iiniiiviin ui mv profession, (
li remark I am an ex-champion ol the world, would
Liu far by atating "I am a democrat," or "I am a mem-
ike human race.
lit up to a champion, therefore, to take all the cheer
L while he is champion, because he a long time dead
W'l dead.
loo don't read much in the paper any more as to Jess
U'i favorite flower, vegetable or color, and the patent
line tdi crasr to boast that he got the way he is by tak-
(ulr doses of Blipp'a Barley.
few years ago Jess was always misquoted. He isn't
ltd sny more. Nobody quote him at all.
R. II
4 7
J 7
; Ilatterlea lllake and llartnett
: Meadows and Smith.
I FOR BALE By owner saw 4-room
K.j house. Poena 194-R. 1429tf j
I
I
For Rent Furnished Rooms
II.
7
.1
141 II
llult.Tl. iHmohiie and llurgravu
U'lnxo, hay. llhcm ami Cunrnles.
For Sale Miscellaneous
KACKIKK K 1926 Star sport tour-'
Ing, never been run, $60 reduc-1
lion on list price. Cash or terms.
Acme Moior Co.. 400-4 IS So.
6th St. Phone 6S0. A26-27
FOR RENT 2 room apartment and
j sleeping porch, furnished, close
In. $27-60. Phrme 168. A. A.
Bellman ft Co. A2S-29
Wanted
EXPERIENCED stenographer wish
es position. Phone 406. A24-26
American Association
Knnwa City, 3: Columbus, H.
Milwaukee. 4; Toledo, 0.
St. Paul. 6: lxulHVllle, 3.
Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis.
FOR SALE 100
chicken netting,
wagon conk house. See the car
punter. Fourth and RooRevelt
A25-26'
FOR SALE S registered Devon
GARDENING, LAWNS, house clcan-
Ing. Phone 620-W. A18 M17
feet six-foot
hay rack and WANTED Watches and Jewelry to
repair. Expert workmanship done .
by experienced jeweler. L e t j
George Do It. George Metx,
Jeweler, 622 Main Bt. M31 A30 ,
hulls from 2 to 4 years old. Will i WANTED Seed potatoes. Write
sell all at $100 each. Your pick
for $125. J. N. liramhall, 208
Winters Illdg., Tel. 149.J. A24-30
KTA N'KOIID IlKATH f. OF C.
STANFOUI) I NIVERSITY. Calif
April 25. Ernest Nevers, Slnnford FOR SALE Cheap.
pitching ace, and regarded un the Ing car,
moMt VftrMUIile I'erlftc niHNt athlete
lot Lynch was a chunk of a hero in New York when he heat the t'nlvernlty of California
fee bantamweight title, and they ran special wires to the ' hnseliall nine here today. 8 to 4.
Ue whenever he foueht. A few niffhts aso he was whi- lnnlng the annual three game
Ijiome novice down in Pennsylvania and the news made
Jordan tour
baa all accessories. In
first clans condition. Must be j
seen to be appreciated. Write
R. S., Klamath News for appoint-,
ment. M26tf
na stating price and varieties i
you have to offer. State also i
when ready for delivery. Monarch !
Seed Company, Medford, Oregon.
J17tf ,
Help Wanted Female 1
HtTles
WANTED Woman to do house
work. Pbone 230-J or write Mrs.
L. Wlehard. A25-30
I KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
i the size of a 50-cent want ad.
Ihrre are a lot of champions around Jeffries, Papke, ""' " confinement
McAuliffc, 1'cte Herman, Kid Williams, Al McCoy,
fcjwilion, Jack Uritton, rrea welsn, Willie Kitcnie, oc Th KniKhl of Tythlas will give
fit nelion. I he ex-champion soon learn to say "thank . aiunaay, apm it.
i ... " iiiu w. . nail, r.iuiii'iiur ud
'or every time his name is mentioned in print. 'there. A25-26
-rn k ka - a k. rir
I I ii - i-iiiJ i 'luay " " " " I I
1 I 1 '
The First National Bank
Resources
Bills Receivable 1,256,287.64
,U. S. Bonds 462,050.00
Other bonds, warrants and securities.... 88,004.09
Federal Reserve Stock 6,300.00
Real estate, furniture and fixtures 88,972.47
Five per cent Redemption Fund 5,000.00
Canh on hand and due from banks 703,983.41
Total ? 2,610,597.61
Liabilities
Capital Stork 200,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 28,239.52
Circulation 100,000.00
Deposits 2,282,358.09
Total ? 2,610,597.61
Member Federal Reserve Bank
Don't Drive Without
Insurance!
You're a Reckless Driver, If You Do
Just think of all the accidents you have seen lately, all you have
read about and the terrible Iofs in life and money automobiles
have taken this year!
Are you the next victim? You may be, no one knows! Then
it is wise for you to secure full coverage on your car! For the
little that is invested you receive untold comfort in knowing that
you ride insured against all possible accidents!
Tomorrow is too late! Your car may be stolen tonight, or it
might burn, some one mav run into you or you may accidentally
run into some one else. "Then it is too late to get insurance.
NOW IS THE TIME.
MOMYER & MOMYER
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.
203 Hopka Bldg.
Pkoae 366
4 ROOM MODERN furnished bunga-j
low In good location near school,
large lot, lawn, a nice little
home. Price $3,250, on terms.
7 ROOM Ili:Nf!AIX)W close In on
corner lot, on paving. Price
13.000, on terms.
A VKRY CONVENIENT 4 room
with balh. large corner lot In
' good location. Price $2800. on
term.
KOR SALE 121 acres on Lost
river. 5 room house, barn,
equipped for chicken raising,
large spring. 30 acres in culti
vation. Splendid place for truck i
gardening. Will sell or trade : NEW
for Klamath Falls property or
would rent to one who under
stands ranching on raesonable
terms.
modern 3 room house, bath j
breakfast nook, large clothes
closet, garage, on corner lot on i
paid up paving. Price $3,150.
on terms.
4 ROOM modern house on No. 6th j
street. Good location, splendid
view of 'the city and country.
Price 13,600. Terms.
75 ACRE FARM on Merrill high-j
way, 30 acres in alfalfa, one
halt of land under Irrigation.
Price $100 per acre, one-third
down. There Is for sale on the !
place now about 100 tons of
i hay at $3.00 per ton.
'I
4 ROOM bungalow with
cloeed-ln back porch, all largo
rooms, nice built-in kitchen, gar-i
age in basement on paid pave
ment In good location. A very
nice home. Price $4,500, on
terms.
5 ROOM modern bungalow In
nlendlH locution, on good lot on
9th street. Nice lawn, garage, LOTS IN ALL parts of the city on
paving paid. Price $5250.1 easy terms.
j MRS. NATE OTTERREIV
two year old 001 Mncon St. Phone B36-M
Terms.
A BARGAIN
in a
What We Think of
Klamath Falls
In the past two years we have seen fit
to loan over one-half million dollars to
Home Builders and on Business Buildings
in your city, and to show what we think of
your present growth and future prospects,
we would like to loan you another half mil
lion. Our business is to help you get that
home you have dreamed of so long.
We maintain a local office at 206 Hart
Building, where you can have all informa
tion as to our plans of payment, etc.
THE PACIFIC SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Assets Over $9,000,000.
Jack Slater, Local Representative.
Phone 688.
The Good Old Days
Most of us can remember when a man's right
hand was his grain drill. With a sack of seed hung
from a shoulder, we trudged wearily across the acres,
dipping rhythmically into the sack and flinging the
seed broadcast. We thought we were doing a good
job, too! But we've learned a lot since "the good
old days." And we are still learning. We know
now that there can be just as much difference in the
kind of sowing done by grain drills as there was then
in the sowing of different men.
SPECIAL 10 Discount of 6-foot Size, Single Disk.
Kentucky Grain Drills
When you drive into your fields with one of
these grain drills, you can rest assured your grain,
will go into the ground right. None of it will be
cracked, nor will there be any spots skipped, or seed
bunched. The seed will be evenly distributed, de
posited to the exact depth you choose, and properly
covered. Every seed and every acre will get a
square deal.
Get one of these splendid drills. It insures the
best yield it is possible for your seed, soil, and
weather to produce.
For 100 per cent satisfaction, you can bank on
our McCormick-Deering line, which includes Ken
tucky Grain Drills.
J. S. MILLS & SON
Sixth and Klamnth Ave. Phone 9
"Good Equipment Make3 a Good Farmer Better"
McConnick-Decring Line