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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1925)
Vmathnews RTS (rum Paa BIO " ' ' iC It. K. 4 1U 1 I 10 1 Burn mid Hannah; ,,d 13 Innings.1' i II. II. K. 6 ' 0 t 7 X llolllugsworth mid Kalner. Kun mid It. II, K. X 1 1' 7 1 Williams and Agriow; khcs. R. II. K. 4 7 Z :. it . i rnrkett anil Ritchie; It. II. E 1 4 Oi 2 ' 8 1 Lucas mid Inly: Bryan 10 Innings. JCAN LEAGUE K. II. K. ,N 7 14 0 II 14 1 Zarha-y. Marberry, uel; Miocker, Bhawkey It. II. K. 4 10 1 S 11 1 Huffing and Having; I Cochrane. It. II 10 K. Vanguilder and Dixon. 1R GROUNDS ING WILL GO near poultry and pet r the county fair will wing on August 6th. I county fiilr board are imls for labor on con i bulldlUK. and also for lerlal and labor. : Plans ntlons are on view at If the fair board, room une. Klamath Kails, and lount of Inquiry It Is ex llng will be keen. The I new structure will con e general type adopted lien tho hug and sheep "' .... nM; lur llapll,le wire esse in I'lts of poultry, rabblta Kk may be shown. -Many ty shows rent this equip the Initial -coat for an JiPPly to house the' larro led ,th!s year In Ibis di cing Investigated by the re uecidlng whether or III rent or purchase. P'll) l. tXH PK NtlKLKS. ' July 2J. Smith was a small man. hat l,e bid l0 the lug r of hla wife's coupe so y on her. "But he didn't t anything wrong." Mra. Judge Summerfleld here, Fu t uuiug anyimng he court mmail hr h,i. 1 "'null and Mrs. Smith urco. latlnn covering the city of I "lla and the county of r-'nut'a the Klamath News AMOUS FANS fcirteToCl IM Mfcti HOB&V GET Tem PUOTUCTOR. IVanxululcr and Dixon, county LOCAL BRIEFS IV.mii Ket.o M. )n)lir Miirr Slmer and MUs l.iiiu0 Lurill lk,f. ner. acrompanlud their father, T. J. rrauier. mm Klamath Fulls yes terday, frmn their bums hi Ksuo. Tu lll Mr. uud Mr. C. 8. Montellus and Mr. and Mrs. Ilul ItiMxkamp are plumilng week-end trip which will iuka tbi-in tu HnUey Flats near Illy to enjoy a fishing trip. Klali VinllhiK Mm. A. r. Hlubbe or Yreka, la In Klamath Falls for aoma limn to visit wlih her two hrolhnrt, John Zumwult and Jooioi Zumwult. - t 'Millliril Tq liei (llnnn Reckard wua confined to hla bed yesterday afteruuim suffering from an attack ol iu minor flu. Ilalicliir lu Fred Pope, well known ramhur of the Merrill dla trlct, wua among the vlallora In the I'lly yesterday, Interested In obtain ing lubor and supplies during the haying aeascn. Aivordlng to Pope, the crop la exceptionally goo( this year, which la the echo ol many Klauiulli county farmers. From Merrill Leo Hnrtlerode. well known rancher of the Merrill rounlry wai In Klamath Kalla yea lerday to trausuct kustnesa and visit with frlenda. Return To til) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Montellua who have been en joying motor trip for the paat week In Creaccnt City, Marahfleld and other coaat cities have return ed to Klamath Falla. According to Montellua the roal roads are not what ha would have them be when It cornea to taking a pleasure trip over them. From Hatchery Judge Short of the Klamath fish hatchery was In Klamath Kails yes'terduy to visit 4 5 4 I with friends and transact bualnesa. Thurston, t'onnally and I Us and llasalrr. Visiting Miss Vivian Harper. niece ot Leo llarterode, prominent It. II. K. Merrill rancher. Is expected to ur 10 14 1 ; rive this week from Harrumento to f A A. .1.1.1... u,lK Y . ' apena lumn uuie thmuhh I Smith sml Myatt. Sew- friends and relatives in Klamath .nrxf limn I ..... .. i . . t t in mninmi nev. ana .wn. n. Klca are apendlng aome time visit Inn in Portland with friends and N AUGUST 6TH attending tho atale synod of the presnyicrian cnurcn now ueuia v"- ducted in roruanu. (Ilirrnllon Mrs. E. A. Dunham submitted to a major operation thla week. According to Dr. E. Dlelsche. her attending physician, she Is do ing very nicely. tniprtivlng Mrs. W. Zctxmsn who ttliinltted to a major operation dur ing the paat few days Is recovering nicely and according to friends 1b doing exceptionally well. ltraiinter Thursday was alack In tho registration booth at the cham ber of commerce yealerduy with only 2 foreign cars In Klamath Falls. The majority of the cars) continued to arrive from California as la the past, howover, the other states are allowing up woll and practically every day there is a new representa tive In the list ot visitors. Return to City Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hloan and small son Junior, have returned to Klamath Falla after nn enjoyable week's visit at Diamond lake. To Ashland Attorney Rutcnlc was among the residents of Klamath Falls to visit in Ashland on busi ness and pleasure Wednesday. Valley Visitor Mrs. George Hull of Grants Pass Is among the visitors from the- valley In Klamath Falls this week. Rnnrlier In Emll Schlsel of the Merrill road, was among tho visitors from out of town In the city yes terday to transact business. TEpa worn' rrEN ok. V VJifel 4tff 7 y,T'SKi,ctr J rVUH.OWL . I Hfti50TvM6' Think! m l TOOAiJ i . y ' ' ailaP Saqt. ,l," ' T" ' - Visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. V.! (Iranili-e of Ashland are visiting with Mrs. (Jrandee'a mother, Mra. Walter! Jamea. (Jruudes will return to the' valley. Mra. tlrandaa to remain for a week la the city. Hprlng like Mr. and Mra. Will fheyna of the Hprlng lake couutry were among the out of town guests In Kloumth Kails yesterday. Merrill Visitors-- Among the vlslt lors from the oulluylng dlstrlirts of Klamath county was Myron M. Tay lor, well known resident of the Merrill country, who transacted bunluess In the city ytHlerday. Return Mm. f. I. Itoborts has returned to Klamath Palls after an enjoyable visit In Astoria and Sea side with her mother, Mrs. u. W. White of Astoria. Miss White leaves Miss Tess White of Han Krunrisco, who has been the house guest of Mr. and Mra. W. ('. Iiallnn of the f'arr ranch near the Malln district, left yester day for her homo In the south. VUIla In honor of the birthday of Miss Leutha Miller, Mr. and Mra. Charles Miller entertained Inform- ally on Wednesday evening at their home on the Merrill road. Those who enjoyed the evening were Mr and Mra. Charles Cain, Mr. and Mrs McKarley, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Miss Thora Miller, Miss Marlam Wortley and Mi Leatha Miller. Visiting In Merrill Miss Thelma Short Is enjoying a visit at the home of Mlns Ruth Newton of Merrill. expecting to remain over the bal ance of the week. Miss Short was accompanied to the Newton home by Master Allan Houston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Houston. Former Iti-slilent Kd High, for mer Klamath Falls resident, was among the business visitors In the city yesterday, from his borne In Ashland, where be la Interested In the automobile game. I-aie for Houth Mrs. George Wlrts and her daughter. Mrs. B. L. Lee hava left fur thu smith, where they will enjoy an extended visit in the southern California cities. For Crater lnke Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Dunbar and their daughter, Mlsa Edna Dunbar and their house guest, Mrs. Terwilllger, spent an enjoyable day at Crater lake the latter part ot the week. Fishing Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stln aon and family spent last night near Chlloquin on tho Williamson river, where they enjoyed I heir pic nic supper and a few houra at fishing. - ' P. E, O. Picnic Plans for the P. E. O. picnic, which were laid In June, will materialise this week when members and their families will leave Sunday morning and spend the day at Wlul-Kse. swim ming and enjoying a picnic lunch eon. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ben nlson, who are on their way to San Francisco, passed through Klamath Falls yesterday enroute to Crater lake before continuing south. Mrs. Rennlson was formerly Miss Georgia Mulvahill ot Marahfleld. To Chlloquin Miss Kathleen Malloy, niece ot ' Mrs. Marlon Hanks, has returned to Klamath Falla last night, after enjoying a several day's visit with her aunt, Mrs. D. C. Heldrlch of Chlloquin. (iirl To Get Hearing Charged with possessing Intoxicating liquor, Ray Bunch and Edith Sunklo are scheduled to appear for hearing be fore Police Judge Oaghagen this morning. A Jury will be empanelled to try the case, which Is held be fore Judge Gaghagon, as Justice Huneaker is absent from the city. The two prisoners wore arrested in Mills Addition and they have been held in the city Jail for over 48 hours. By Hopp ) C (J Ntou imAiiMe TrE J W0TeCTleJ6TH(Vr V Friday, July 24, 1925. Classified Ads T CLAHHIFIHD AD KATKH I.WANTKU Sewing . y tny. Chll 1 Una 1 day .......i..i.. J0t-- dren's clotjies a specially. Ilea- 1 tin t days ....lie 1 Una I days .. 1 line 4 days ., 1 Una 1 week 1 linn 1 month ... .... 20c .. I5e ,.,.. 300 :.....76c . For Sale Real Eatata FOIl TKADK 320 acres. 3i aere;i In cultivation, aome good timber, iiutulde ranee, wou'd exi'hange for Irrigated land. Let me kuow what you have. J. V. Oulds worihy. 1015 ftote St., Olty. Phone 223 W. J23-30 KOfl ' HALE $1000. Three-room house on paved street. 60il4O corner lot. Thla Is a neat ap pearing bouse In coming dis trict. Phone 906 or 132 Nev ada Ave. J21-28 KOK BALK Hummer heme at Rocky Point Resort. Verv des irable ' location. Inquire 10 Loomia Bldg. J1S-2G FOR HALE Kurnlshed 6 room bouse, garage. 15.200. $1500 cash. Located at 337 Conger Ave. Phone 404. . J21-24 FOR RALE Four room modern hunealow on Lincoln Rt Good location. Terms. Call 1237 East! St. J9tf FOR HALE AT A BARGAIN I iiu the owner of lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Mock 24, ot the First Addition of Klamath Falls, corner of 4th and Roosevelt streets. I will sell these four lots for $1,000 cash. Tbey are bound to move quickly at this price so communicate by wire or mall with Hauuon & Com pany, 4750 Sheridan Itoad, Chi cago, III. J2tf FOR HALE Modorn live 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 S04 Mam. Jltf FOR SALE Six room bungalow In Hot springs Addition. 739 Eldor ado Ave. Furnace, oak floors, etc. See W. S. Wiley, L O. O. F. Bldg. M19tf . Lost LOST Paper box containing three ' lady's hats and two pairs of shoes. Finder please return to News of fice and receive, reward. J18tf Wanted Modern conveniences'; close Inr for - permanent occupancy. No fancy prices. Box K, Mews. . J23tt WANt'ciU ChiiUi'BUio board. Bo 119 News. - J21 A21 In Portland According to a Ro tary luncheon card received In Klamath Falls yesterday. Earl Whlt lock with his family, are enjoying the northern city immensely. How ever, Rotnrians will be pleased to learn that Whitlock did not forget the luncheon club even when on a vacation. - For Yreka Mrs. Chester Myers left yesterday for Yreka, where she plans to remain for a week, visiting with, friends and . relatives in the California city. " Legal Notices NOTICE FOR " riULICATIOX. Department of the Interior. V. S. LAND OFFICE at LAKE- VIEW. OREGON, July 8. 1825. Notice Is heroby given that Joel R. Welch, of Dairy, Oregon, who, on December 27. 1919, made Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No. 010339, for Wtt & SEtt. Section 5,' Township- 38 S, Range 11 HE., Willamette Meridian, has filed no tice of Intention to make Three Year Proof, -to establish claim - to the land above 'described, before C. R. DeLap. Clerk ' of the County Court, at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on the 15 day of August, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: J.' L.'Lunl, of Hllderbrand, Oregon: Alfred Lilly, of Klamath Falls, Ore gon; Jess Drew,- of Hllderbrand, Oregon; Ivan Welch, of Hllder brand, Oregon. F. P. LIGHT, ' . . '- Register. " Jyll-All-lnc. NOTICE I The Klamath County School Dis trict Board will receive bids for the purchase of the following property 1. The present t school site at Falrview, Dlst. No. 42, containing two arres. This Includes site Jut no buildings. i 2. The buildings at Mt. Lnkl, School Distrlot No. 41.' This 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 senarately. A check for 6 of amount shuold accompany each bid. Bids close July 28th, 1925. The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mall or hand bids to Clerk. Klamath Co. School Dlst., Klamath Fans, ure. Jit-za Phone J77-W. J23-25 WILL THE PARTY who picked up leather brief case wHbout handle in Hall Hotel roturn same to own er. Papers inside only of value to owner. Reward. K. O. Nord. Hall Hotel. J21-24 oonahle ratee. For Rent LARGE COOL ROOM in private family. $4 per week. Phone 428 M. J23-2C FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 123 North th fit. J22-2S FOR RKNT Furnished cabin. Ap ply 1749 Main Hi. J21-26 FOR RENT Furnished apartment and sleeping room. Phone 255 W. J13t For Sale Misceflaneou Mew Crd TSr aindl Tuhs FOR SALE 32x4. $17.60 c. w Williams. 624 Klamath Ave. J24-28 FOR SALE CHEAP Logging out fit. Six horses, harness, wagon and full equipment. G. W. Wi nter. Dorris, Calif. J24-31 FOR SALE Good threshing out fit. Bargain. Box 122. News. J23-29 FOR SALE One 5-ton Eastern Holt tractor, and one 10-ton Eastern Holt tractor. Also one Case 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 SALE 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 News, or Altamont AiKo Camp. ' ' J23-24 FOR SALE Hard wood nursery chair. ' $3.00; Wicker eijlkey, S3.50. Box 10Y, The News. . - . . J23-24 FOR SALE 1925 Ford touring car; Driven about 1600 miles. Will sacrifice for cash. See W. II. Goodbody, 419 No. 10th St. J22-25 FOR SALE Baby's white crib. Phone 519-W. J22-24 FOR SALE 1924 Maxwell sport touring, ifirst class condition. Priced to sell. 1129 Walnut. J22-24 FOR SALE: Cambridge ' Upright piano and bench in excellent con dition. Box 115, News office. J1S-Z4" Miscellaneous HOME BUILDERS' plans, specifica tions and estimates on cU kinds of dwellings and xepsilr work. Newby & Towner. Phone 71. - . J22 A22 CATERPILLAR MAN wants posi tion, any kind. Five years ex perience. References. Box 121 News. ' J22-29 IT'S DIFFERENT Expert Kodak finishing. R. E. Stinson, 737 Main, J15 A15 LOOK AHEAD! Improved Real Estate Is A Safe Investment ' BUILD! But get the maximum tor your building dollar. SEE H. R. PERRIN Designs, Plans, Estimates 200 llopka Bldg. Phone S50-J Be sure of your furnace! Your comfort even your health depends on the kind of beat you obtain from your furnace. That kind of heat depends on the construction ot your furnace and the skill with which It Is installed in your home. Health requires an abundant circulation of warm moist heat! Not Just heated air. Comfort requires ade quate ' heat at minimum ex pense and effort. HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phone 323 Real Estate ONIf OF THE BEST tracts of 147 acres in crop, Irrigated land In Origin, about four miles from Klamath Falla, with one-third of the rr.ip on the place If bought be rum harvest. Price $125 per acre. 322 ACRK.4, four miles from Bo nanza, together with nine head ot rattle, four head ot mules, five work horses, three saddle homes, 70 arres In grain, all the Implements, harness. 11 head of hogn, 50 chk-ken.i, and all house hold goods. A splendid stock ranch. Price $4,000. Terms. 1C0 ACRES dry land, CO acres In wheat, good Improvements, good four ronin house,' burn, on pow er line. Price $4,000. Terms. GOOD LOT on Crescent Ave. for $300. A GOOD BUY in 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' both. I SPLENDID LOT on Crescent Ave.! Close in. Price $7,000. 8 ACRE TRACT less than Vi mile from city limits, good land. Price $1,400, terms. ' 50 FT. LOT on Spring street. Price! $1,500, easy terms. 50 FT. LOT on Market street. Price $1,000, easy terms. 1 4 ROOM MODERN house and gar age on Lincoln street, near Uthj stroct Price $3,200, terms. i FOR SALE 147 of tbe best lrrlgat- In best farming section. Can be easily cut up Into small tracts. $125 per acre. FOR SALE 20 acres, near ctty.j $175 per acre, nnder Irrigation, half down, balance easy terms. FOR SALE 3 Toom house on large corner lot, with one room house in back, $2,000, terms. BARGAIN, 25 ft lot on Broad street Price $275. SOME SPLENDID lota In Mills Ad dition, very cheap. LOTS IN MOST parts of the city for j 10 per cent down and 36 equal payments on nnpald balance. MRS. NATS OTTF.RBKIN 001 Ltncca St. ' Phono B30-M UOTELASTOD AJa2ad&Hia Los Ansobe EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 50 jl Bth New. Modern Close to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE Tariff from S1.50 PELICAN LUNCH The Home of the Pelican STEW ' Oth. Off Main. FIRE AND NO INSURANCE Too always feel sorry for tho fel low who loses his dome, or any of his property by fire and has no insurance. How about YOUR SELF? Aro yon covered? II not yon better call as today. -MOMYER & MOMYER INSURANCE CO. Bepka Building Nu Bone Corsets, Elastle Re ducers and Corsetletts Made to Measure, Guaranteed, ROSE RANDALL 821 Jefferson St. Phone 077-W Phone 1DO-J. Room 10, Loom la IShlg. DR. W. A. LEONARD Dentist ' Specialist In Extractions, Oral Surgery and Dlsensea of the Month.. DR. J. Q. GOBLB Glasses Fitted and Groaad TOO Mala Street Phone 188-W j Bolts Prom 0.SO to t70.0 j KODAK FINISHING 8 Hour Service . The Peasley's 0 Z. PETERS ' Opposite Court House Teacher of vioUn ni Ptono L n-r nrr.,n -m.nji.n.rjuuwuwLq ' AccrerHtcd by tho Snreaa ol Dti PHILIP CbLE j Education. Phone -W . General Practice of Dentistry j .' . . j Open Evening bj Appointment j 1 ' .rj,.JH BISJfata una. NATE OTTHRBEUI I Over aloe . Store j Reri Estaf j Ml Lincoln St. ffitjJy Phom Mfl-M j Lf J iWiJcl FRED BTJESDfQ ' m,rty Real Estate, Rentals sad , Sy!?Ma Fbre Insurance ii -10SO Main St. Phone T4W Page Sewet lOo-OoFo !.Ti Klamath Lodge No. U7--M"et every Friday night. H. It. Itedkey Canton Crater No. 1 Meets every Wednesday evening. Carl Sandell, Commandant. - . ti - i ' Ewanna Encampment No. Meets every Tuendiiy night. A. L. Westfall, C. I . Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No. 104 Meets first and third Thurs days. Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders, N. O. W. P. MYERS I.AUVKIl SOS Odd Fellows Bldg., Klamath Tails . . 1 Bring Us Your HIDES and- PELTS We are In the market for Hides and Pelts, and will pay the highest market price, ' ' Lewis Grocery 223 & 6th Photu355 EVANS Shoe Repairing Good Work Right Prices 1014 Main SUttt , Klamath rails. Ore. Browne's Paint Store 1029 Main Street. Phone 75 DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Pbyslclaa-Borgeoa Phone 821 Office and Res. L O. O. F. Temple . Klamath Fails, Oregoa BEND-KLAMATH FALLS , STAGS Now Operating Daily Trips CENTRAL ACTO SERVICE 103 So, 7th Phono AIS-f Edward B. Ashurst Attorney and Counsellor at Law ' State and Federal Courts Suite No. 6, Loomls Bldg. ' Phone 227 TRIANGLE CAFE The place to ft good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT 628 Mala Phone a M J. a. "goldsmith Custom Tailor , " BIO Winters Bids. - ii i
