The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 23, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIATH NEWS IRTS ! t..m rmv ! ' I llUi bl year. " ilh the IHowna. kilk lua Beiiutor. I, lr not confined . bit lwJlgUIUI ' L,n of oluur pe . I lie lll ul 111 bnlp lb Yanks ( thu rU-ualora and , t the ltiHnu ,kI' catching - k of Hi I'hllllna, . itr. I.. Hill Lamar ,,re iiiiH'iiK out- l Klip away from Lull wllcn suua i ,n't nil It should , Everett Scott and h. Jiihniir Mitchell. , uiw or two. oin- kul nut by Muggins til lu replace 'hem j m tough days tor I bounced ad there-1 chance lu share In! divvy or lo aren't t t e i wears tit" manng- ,f the Chicago Nej- lifli rests very mi; Murphy cihhm-iI 1'jU Hi" life "f i. i'D very short. luxii'd one year wi'll known umpire. Firebrand, anil rn- V.-r until the Federal' willed. Jim Tinker kinaer by cuaney lirrsnie hrad of the ker stepped out In l. chk'f aid to In the Intler's Mlr wlth the " lloilon ,1 Tiukar. He led knanl In 1918. :'l ranipitign Mltch htpil with crltlclHiii nrk by atorkholdera 'iiilti of the rlub and n akf-d to accept asiiln, lint before n;t wns half over it ami Hill Klllifer shiM fifth In l22, ami fifth taut ni'U 1 rations Must let By July 31 tU July 22, Corporn- in Oregon huve -been l-Uq Q. Huntley, coi tal revenue, that Incy II r capital dock :.tttx iiji any Ux due the bt Inter than July1 It, apo penalties for da- hn capital stock tax id corporutlun Income : a tax for the priv Love Puts Prince to Work President Visits Aunt , ' ir. h iji& v,? ' V "If 'I i i5 ft Vi lit- w 1 i' Prri'.cnt Coolljpt rail on iitrr ? Jiia methcr. She Uvea in ilege of doing buMliii'M, lliviitley auld, and covers the filial year ending Juno 30, 11-' U. It uiut b paid lo advunce. Attack Is Made On "Undraped Figures" SAN FRANCISCO.; July, V (I'nlted N.'wtt An attack mon the "undruped tUiuroa'.' of mythol ogy bus beenetnrled Irv, Califor nia. Tlio state board of education, now In sewion here, has keen nuked to banlHh llluatratlona of Venus, npolo and other classic figures of ancient tirecce and Rome, from text books now being ued In public. athooW.' The Rov. "Uoh" Sliulor of Loa Augclca, doarrlbed aa a clergy man of Ui onBatlonal" type, la leading the altuik. He claims that the "undraped figures" are sUKgestlv" nud excite "curios ity" among students of Under years. Sliulor has gained an ally In Charles A. Slorko of Santa Bar bara, a member of the board. Hlorke declared Wednonday that he considered the llluatratlona "highly Immoral." The question I to le debated Thursday, when the board of edu cation la lo pass upon text books for the coming year. ill i&S t &k " Amtn H.ii-Lilimc. ilniiirliler nf Mr snil Mrs. Rai-T.irimel oik ami thicairo aocictv neninnnm-a. nroinisei) Prince F.d- foliknwiri of Aintlria, she'd marry him if he'd be something iirincr. lie went q work for an Importing firm, ihey wed t tlic Bai-Llhme a umojcr home in. Khode Island . , his aunt, Mrs! Grace Wilder, Vermont. . t ' " YOUNG I.UH CHANGED COMPLETELY WAS PREMATURELT 010, Haalth and vitality are tKe great nt aaaeta of the rising (nua'ion. CempMitieD in alt walks et life, specially in social and bauness afiaira, makes our existen: a -strenuoua one. One of our young men. was questioned by a cucious friaod a ts Use cause ot lue apparent re juvenatlon. and he said. "I sure in hA shsM. asd no one knew it belter than I did. I was all in. and me nerves shot to pieces with (worrying and sleepless nights. I looked twice as old as I really am, end I thought 1 would soon be a complete physical wreck. One day I overheard a tnend telling wnei K.lh. the Cland Tonic had done lor him. and I decided to get Si supply for myself, the results tell the story. My glands needed nourishment, and It was supplied Dy the Extract of Fresh Clands u,ed in K.lh. Then what a relief. 1 felt kke a new man, and slrr ell nieht. waking up refreshed and mentally active. Believe me. I had some appetite. My weight increased, my fao filled out and had the color nt nrfet health that comes from lpure blood. You cen bet I are 'strong for Kath. the Cland Tonic." Extracts of Glands are prescrib ed today hy ell ihe lesdine. physi cians, and in our sotentiuc com hination of the Extracts of Clands you en Take the treatment without inconvenience, am! assure yoursel lheeVh . I i '' C. H. I'NDKRWOOI) ' (Advertisement.) A booster for Klamath county and Klamath Falls and every legit imate Industry therein that' . the Klamath News. Legal Notices KOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tlio Interior. IT. S. LAND OFFICE at LAKK VIKW. OREGON, July 8. 1925. Notice Is hereby given thnt Joel R. Welch, of Dnlry, Oregon, who, on December 2Z, 1919. made Additional Stock Raising Homestead fc-ntry No. 010339. for WV4 & SE14. Section 5. Towmhlpi 3SS. Range llttE., Willamette Meridian, has filed no tlce of intention to make Three. Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before C. R. DeLnn. Clerk of the County Court, nt Klamath Fnlla, Oregon, or. the IB dny of August, 1936. Claimant nnmea as witnesses: .1 I. I.iinl. of Hllderbrand. Oregon: Alfred Lilly, of Klamath Fnlla, Ore gon- Jess Drew, of iiiirternrana. Oregon: Ivan Welch, of Hllder brand, Oregon. ' ' F. P. LIGHT, Register. Jyll-AU-inc, NOTICK OK HHERIFK'8 SALE By virtue qf an execution In fore closure duly Issued by the Clerk of tho Circuit Court of . the Coun4y of Klamnth. State ot uregon, aaten ti.a 22nd day of July. 1925, In certain action In the Circuit Court fur said County ana state, wnerein 11 Zook and Lulu M. Zook, as pli.lntlffs, recovered Judgment agnliwt Hugo H. A. Anthony and Villa Anthony, defendants, for the sum of One Thousand-one Hundred and no100 llioo Dollars, . and . . . ee. ai 7 H fmm M a rfh 'J, 1922, and costs and disburse- Thursday, July 23, 1925. Classified Ads CLAHHIKIBD AO IIATKH ' t Una 1 day ,. J0 1 Una 1 day ; ....... He 1 Una day ...,-.SOc 1 liua 4 day ...J5c 1 Una 1 w 80e 1 Una 1 month 7C For SJ Real EUU roK THAUK 8U arrea. Si acra In cultivation, aom good timber, outHldo ranxe, wuu'd ex:hunxe for Irrlaated land. I.?t me know what ycu " aa. J. K. Gold worthy. I0U ltu HI.. City. Fhona 22S-W. J23-JO KOK 8MJE ll(il. ' Three-room houa on pavtd street, 60x140 car iir lot. Till Is a neat ap pearing, house In a coming dis trict. Phone 606 or 1932 Nev ada Ave. J21-2I FOR BALK Summer hove at Korky Point Resort. Very des irable location. Inquire lt Loo mis Uldg. J 19-25 FOR BALE Furnlnhed D room bouse, garage. $5,200. 11500 cash. Located at 337 Conger Ave. Phone 404. J21-24 FOR 8 ALB Four room modern bungalow on Lincoln Ht. Good location. Terms. Call 1237 Kast Bt. - - J9U FOR 8 A LI) AT A BARGAIN I am the owner of lota 1.- 2, S and 4, block' , of the First Addition of Klamath Falls, corner ot 4th ) and Roosevelt streets. I will sell these tour lot for $1,000 cash. They are bound to move quietly at this price so comraiinlcalo by wire or mall with Ralston & Com pany, 4750 Sheridan Road, Chi cago, III. J2tf FOR SALK Modern fir room house. Between 10th and llth on High. Full basement. Part cash, balance like rent. Inquire 1034 High. Phone 382-R. J2 A2 FOR SALE 17 room ' rooming house. - Reasonable price. Good money maker. Call at 804 Main. Jltf FOR 8 ALE Six room bungalow In Hot springs Addition, 739 Eldor ado Ave. Furnace, oak floors, etc. Bee W. S. Wiley, I. O. O. F. Bldg. - M19tf Lost LOST Paper box containing three lady's hats and two pairs ot shoes. Finder please return to News of fice and receive reward. JtStf Wanted Modern conveniences: close In: tot- permanent occupancy. No fancy prices. Box Z, News. J23tt WANTED Sewing iby day. Chil dren's clothes a specialty. Rea sonable rates. Phone 277-W. J23-2G- , WANTED Children aVo board. Box 119 News.- ; J21 A21. EXPERIENCED OFFICE girl wish es position. Box 118 News. ' . J21-23 UNDER-GRADUATE nurse wishes position. Box 117 News. J21-23 ments taxed at Forty-Six and (0 100 (346.60) Dollars, and attorney's fees in the sum of Two Hundred and no100 ($200.00) Dollars, on the 15th day of July, J925. Notice -Is hereby given that I will on the 26th day of August. 1925 at -the front door of the Klamath County Court House, in Klamath Falls In said County, at 10. o'clock In the forenoon of said day, sell at pu-bllo auction to the. highest bid der, for cash, the following des cribed property, to-wlt: Situate In- KlamaUi County, Oregon. EH ol the NEK and the NEK ot Iho SEH of Sec tion 28, and NW14 of SW14 of Section 27, all Hn Township 38 South. Range 10 East of WiU lamette Meridian, containing 160 acres more or less. Taken and levied upon as the pro perty ot the said Hugo H. A. An thony and Villa Anthony, or as much -thereof as may be necessary to sat Isfy the said Judgment in favor of M. u. Zook ana L,uia Jt. y.onn against said Hugo H. A. Anthony and Villa Anthony, with interest thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that have or may ac crue. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, July 22, 1925. BURT K. HAWKINS, J23.30 A6.13.20 -Sheriff. NOTICE The Klamath County School Dls- trlct Board will receive bids for the purchase of the following property: 1. The present school elte at Falrvlew, DM. No. 42, containing two acres. This' Includes elte but no buildings. 2. The hullJiuira nl Ml. Laid, School District No. 41, ,Thls- In cludes all buildings but not the site. In this bid bids will be re ceived for all the buildings as a unit, or tor each ot the buildings separately. , A check for 6 of amount shuold- accompany each bid. Ulds close July 28th, 1925. The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mnll or hand bids to Clerk,1 Klamath Co. -'School IJIst., Klamath Falls, Ore. J 2 2-2 6 WIMTIIM PAHTY who plcknd up luulhor brlkf cane without bundle In Hull Hotel rat urn urn a to own r. lun Inaido only, of value trt orwnar. Hi-ward. E. O. Nord. Hull Hotel. 121-lf, UKHilNU TRl'CKS WANTED Mart be good equipment. Nobody but logger need apply, g. N. Logging Co., Modoc Point, Ore. J19-22 For Rant LA KOK COOL ROOM In private family. $4 per week. Phone 428 M. J23-26 FOR RENT Nice large sleeping room suitable fcr two gentlemen. One block from Main tit. 1154 Pine St. J22tt FOR RKNT- Furnlehed a part m on L 123 North 6th St. J22-2S FOR RENT Roomi, 14 up. Privi lege of phone and bBth. 303 Washington St. J21-23 FOR RENT Furnished cabin. Ap ply .1749 Main St. J21-26' FOR RENT Furnished apartment and sleeping room. Phone 255- W. J13tf For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE Good thrashing out fit. Bargain. Box 123, News. J23-29 FOR SALE One E-ton Eastern Holt tractcr, and one 10-ton Eastern Holt tractor. Also one Cane tractor and separator. In quire Robinson Tractor Co. Phone 832. J23-25 FOR SALE Brunswick phono graph and White Rotary sewing machine. Very -reasonable. Call 1809 Main. Mrs. J. L. Miller. J23-25 FOR 8 ALE BY OWNER Four speed Ford 1 ton truck. Good mechanical condition, five good tires, big brakes, circulating ' pump, etc. Inquire at once. Box 20-F 1 News, or Altamon't Auto Camp. - J23-24 FOR SALE Hard wood nursery chair. $3.00; Wicker eijlkey, $3.50. Box 10Y, The News. J23-24 FOR SALE 32x4 new cord tire and tube. $17.60. C. W. Wil liams. 624 Klamath Ave. J22-28 FOR SALE 19i25 Ford touring car. Driven about 1600 miles. Will sacrifice for cash.- See W. H. Ooodbody, 419 No. 10th St. J22-25- FOR SALE Baiby'e white crib. Phone 619-W. J2Z-24- FOR SALE 1924 Maxwell sport touring, .first class condition. Priced to sell. 1129 Walnut. J22-24 FOR SALE Cambridge TJprlsht piano and bench In, excellent con dition. Box 115, News office J18-S4 Miscellaneous HOME BUILDERS' plans, specifica tion and eari mates on all kinds 'of dwellings and repair work. - Newby Towner. Phona 716. ' :' J22 A22 . CATERPILLAR MAN wants posi tion, any Kino, rive yearo ex perience. References. Box 121 News. J22-29 IT'S DIFFERENT Expert Kodak finishing., R. E. Stinson, 737 Main. -"a LOOK AHEAD! Improved Real Estate Is A Sate Investment. . BUILD! But get the maximum for your building dollar. SEE H. R. PERRIN Designs, - Plnns, Kstlnmtc BOO Hopka Bhlg. Plume, 250-J Be sure of your furnace! ! Your comfort even ' your health depends on the kind of heat you obtain from your furnace. Thot kind of heat depends on the construction ot your furnace and the skill with which It is Installed In your borne. Health requires an ahnndsnt circulation of warm moist heat! Not Just heated air. Comfort require ade quate heat at minimum ex- - pease- and effort. - HAINES i ." THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phono 323 Real Estate ONK OK THE BEST tracts ut 147 sores In crop, Irrigated land in Orcgtn, about four miles from Klamath Falls, with one-third ot the crop on the place If bought U.'ore harvest. Price $125 per atra. 322 ACr.f.l, four miles from Bo nanza, together with nine head ot cattle, four head ot mules, five work licraes, throe saddle horses, 70 acres In grain, all the Implement!., harneet, 11 bead of bogs. 50 rhlckena, and all house hold goods. A splendid stock. Tanch. Price 14.000. Terms. 160 ACRES dry land, 0 acres In wheat, good Improvement, good four room house. Barn, on pow-' er line. Price $4,000. Terms. : GOOD LOT on Crescent Ave. for' $300.- , j A GOOD BUY la house on large' lot on 9th street, paving paid. Price $3,500. Terms. TWO GOOD cabins on Short Creek. on Upper lake. Price $300 for fccth. SPLENDID LOT on Crescent Ave.! Close In. Price $7,000. 8 ACRE TRACT less than mile from city limit, good land. Price $1,400, terms. ! 50 FT. LOT on Spring street. Price $1,509, easy terms. 50 FT. LOT on Market street! Frke $1,000, easy terms. j 4 ROOM MODERN house and gar-' age on Lincoln street, near llth street. Price $3,200. terms. FOR SALE 147 of the best lrrigat- In best farming section. Can be easily ent up Into small tracts. $125 per acre. ; FOR' SALE 20 acres, near elty.j $175 per acre, under Irrigation, halt down, balance easy terms. FOR SALE 3 room bouse on large corner lot. with one room house In back, $2,000, terms. BARGAIN, 25 tt. lot on Broad street. Price $275. SOME SPLENDID lota In Hllla Ad dition, very cheap. LOTS IN MOST porta ot the city tor 10 per cent down and 36 equal payments on unpaid balance. MRS. NATS OTTERBEra Ml ldncca St. Phone 53e-M UOTEL ASTOR -B- A 2ad & HIS Lo AmcWs EVERY ROOM bat PRIVATE TOILET 50 Baiht New. Modem -Close to Shopping District and Theatre FREE GARAGE " Tariff from $l. PELICAN LUNCH The Home of the Pelican STEW Oth. Oft Main. KODAK FINISHING ft Ht Service The Peasley's - Opposite Court House DR. PHIUP COLE General Practice of Dentistry Open Evening by Appointment Phoncl 689 018 Main Over Hoe' Store FIRE AND NO INSURANCE Ton always feci sorry for the fel low who loses Ms Inline, ur any ot his property by fire anil ha no Insurance. Hots about VOUK SKI.FT Are yon covered? If not yon better call n totlny. MOMYZR & MOMYER INSURANCE CO. Hepka Building Na Bone Corsets, Elastic Re dncera and CorsetletU Made to Measure. Guaranteed. ROSE RANDALL BS1 Jefferson St. Phon S77-W Phone IfKW. Room 10, Looml Bldg, . DR. W. A. LEONARD Dentist Specialist In Extractions, Oral Surgery aad Ilwcaee of the Month. DR. t. O. OOBLH . Glaase Fitted aad Ground .TOO Mate Street , Phona 18S-W . ,, Page SereM LOo'OoFo- Ai I - . . ; I i Klamath Lodge No.' 137 Meet every Friday night. - 8. R. 1 Red Key ' N. O. Cantoa Crater No. 1 afeU very Wednesday evening. Carl 8andelL Commandant. Ewanna Encampment N. 44 Meet every Tuesday night, A. YT ennui., V,. I , ' Prosperity Rebekna Lodge No. 104 Meets first and third Thur- d"y"- Mr. Elizabeth Sanders, N. O. W. P. MYERS LAWVKK MS Odd Fellow Bldg Klamath Fall Bring Us Your HIDES and PELTS We are fa the market for HMea anil Pelts, aad will pay ttw highest market price. Lewis Grocery - 223 S. 6th Phond35S' EVANS Shoe Repairing Good Work KlUt Frtcaa 1014 Main Sist Klamath Falls, Or. Browne's Paint Store 1029 Main Street. Phone 75 ' ' J. A. OOLDSAHTH Custom Tailor BIO Winter Bldg. S Suits From S20.B0 to S70.OO Z. PETERS Teacher of Violin and . Piano. Accredited by the Bureau of Edncatton, Phona 4S1-W URa. NATE OTTKRBE1H Beat Estata . BOl Lincoln 8c. Phon SSd-H FRED BCES1NQ , Real Estate, Rentals and Fire Insurance 1020 Main Sc. Phone S74.W DR. F. R. GODDABD Osteopathic- Fhys4ciaa-8arreoa Phone- 821 Ottice and Be. I. O. O. F. Temple -Klamath Fall. Oregon BEND-KLAMATU FALLS , STAGE Now Operating Daily Trip CENTRAL AUTO SKRVICH 103 Ho. 7th i : ' , Phone M.VV Edward B. Ashurst Attorney and Counsellor at Law State nnd Federal Courts -Suite No. 5, Loomls Bldg. Phone 227 TRIANGLE . CAFE The place to get good eat. OPEN ALL NIGHT 823 Mala - Phone azt J