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MldVk ;
bltK. Slt. 8 -Wall l root
I s Steel. 121, up Vi;
fan. 2.10. i! 1 K:' lia-
up: Chrysler, 139;
up 1 '4 ; Clonoral Electric.
(icnnral Moton. (3,
i. k Truck.' 300, up U i
brlcsn. 69. "up H: Pack-
up 'i : Pan American B,
o Arrow-. 43. up 1:
, up 2 Hi ' Btudebnker.
14: Whit Motors, 83;
piillvmy, 104; VP K ;
t, off l; CM O, 105 ,
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urtUliil Wheat
,SI). Si-pi. 5. Cash wheat
kli-watiT basis, track de
ll. 61; big band blue-
: nnlinury hltieslem or
7: turkey red. ordinary,
key red, dnrk fancy
lluvslan. 11.54; forty-
liifler mill Kuk
INI). Sept. 5. Uutter anil
ix lot, creamery prices:
an. 51c; for pluln wrap-
buying price. 35c.
bine prices: Front street.
eipts. 32 He; hennery
hennery pullets, 32c.
Iliry, netting prlco, heavy
'5c: light to medium
lilic; broilers, colored.
2c; white, 23ct924c;
Sunday September 6, 195
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t raverse Viking Route to America
in Craft of Same Size, in 80 Days
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INTEREST MANIFEST.,
IN BUSINESS AFFAIR
(Continued From Pane Three)'
News Classified Ads
In an effort to prove the Viking path serosa the North Atlantic
could lie followed successfully In a small boat, three Venturesome
Norwegians sailed from Bcrgin to New York In a 46-foot yawl,
completing the journey In 80 days. Their ship, approximately the
same size of that of Lief Kricsoti, who visited America about 1000
A. 1)., is shown. Inset are two of the mariners. W. Wickstram and
). CJrosjrcnd.
runs In the ninth. wlnnliiK 4 to 1.
Firm aiiuio U. II. K.
Cincinnati 0 8 1
ChlcuKO - 6 10 0
'I flatteries Mays and HurKravo;
Kaufman and llnrtnctt.
Second name n. If. E.
Clnclnrtutl 4 10 1
Chieaeo 17 1
Ilntterles llenton und Kreugcr;
Keen and llurtnett.
triples by Todt. Lee started for
Washington, hut was relieved by
Ilalluii, after four Innings.
Score R. H. E.
Boston 6 0 2
WaxhlnKtnn .'. 7 10 1
Butteries WlnRfield and Bis
choff; Iteuthcr, Bullou and Scvereid,
Ituel.
In any convention there are many
InterestlDK events, happenings and
stunts put on by the different del
egations, many mirth provoking In
cidents which many miss. ' Mrs.
Sadie Davis will cover the, "High
lights and generalities," of, the
convention. . , :
From -Salem, three members at
tended the convention, Dr. Mary
Purvlne, ex-presldent of the Salem
club, who played an Important role
on Prankfest night, when, at the
conclusion of the Oregon stunt on
behalf of the . Oregon clubs, she
presented Miss; Prlchard and Mrs.
Wright, each .with a Pendleton In
dian shawl, ' the gifts of Clarence
M. Bishop of the Pendleton Wool
en Mills to the convention commit
tee. Prankfest night is fun night,
all delegates engaging In stunts and
pranka, many unique costumes telng
seen and some really wonderful
skits being presented. Dr. Purvlne
will describe the outstanding events
ct this evening.
Mrs. LaRue Ross of Salem, will
cover the entertainment feature,
for always there is the annual ban
quet, with It many notaoio spea
kers, ' the birthday and vocational
luncheons, aside from the many
trips to points At scenic Interest,
Miss GraosyE. .-Smith,.' prominent
attorney of the capital city was
also a convention delegate, her stay
however being limited to, the open
ing aeaslons. It is indeed a kal
eidoscopic treat to watch the ar
rival of the. different delegations,
the bustle and excitement of the
opening of the convention and Miss
Smith will do justice to ner lm
presslons of this great event..
Mrs. Alice Maloney. of MarBh
field, national vice president for
Oregon, will act as toast mistress
Miss Louise 'M. Hacker, state presi
dent, presiding at the dinner.
Mrs. G. J. Frankel. the first
vice president of the state federa
tlon will read Mary Stewart" Col
lect, a prayer, which is dear to
the heart ,of every business wo-
CLA8HIFIF.D AD RATES
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FOR SALE Real EaUte
FOR RENT (Con't)
FOR SALE Nico little home on FORWENT New modern 3 room
pavement, In good location; gar- cottage, sleeping porch, cellar.
age; prlco 12. 250, (360 down and bath, garage, unfurnished, 330
130 per month and Interest.
Lincoln, phone 6H6-M.
D01I
month. 1475
Phono 629-J.
Alemeda or
S6-9
FOR SALE Three-room plastered
bungalow In good location. Mills
Addition; a bargain; 11,860. easy
terms. 901 Lincoln, phone 638-M
FOR SALE! Splendid close-in two-
apartment house; price 5,000. Call
901 Lincoln or Phone S38-M.
FOR SALE Good home with In
come from six bedrooms; close In;
completely furnished. Price, with
terms. $9,000. Call 901 Lincoln
or phine 636-M. ,
FOR SALE Strictly modern home
In one of the best residence loca
tions; , premises well improved;
garage, nice yard. Price 9.000;
terms. Call 901 Lincorn or phone
636-.M.
FOR SALE Splendid ranch proper
ty In different parts of the county.
Phone 536-M, or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR 8ALE Beautiful new 5-room
bungalo'T, basement garage; splen
did lor ition for home; $5,260.
Phone j36-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR RENT 2 room furnished
apartment. Close In. . Call 473-
m. ' sett
FOR RENT 2 room and one room
,. furnished apartment. 812 Oak
. St. B
FOR SALE (Con't)
FOR SALE One cook stove, six
.holes, r. 'klag. chair,, table, Bo
ca rt, cheap.' Phcne 857-J. 86 . .
i ijirrnpiTTTi
FOR S'.LE .Maxwell . sport road .i, .
star. $700 cash or -term. Waa '
ci jipletely insnred. ' fo
Howie .Motor Co. . .; , . : . 6.-
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
two rooms and bath. 2028 Recla
mation Ave. S4tf
TREES Shade,, ornamental and co-
fruit, berries, shrubbery, vines.,, N
roses. Will set them also. Order'
now for fall delivery. J. A. Far- '
ley. - Phone 688-J. P." O. ; Box''1
492. . . B4-9'
FOR RENT Four room house.
Partly furnished. $25 per month.
Call 1133 Walnut. . 84-6
FOR KENT 3 room house with
bath. Phone 363-W. 84-6
FOR RENT 2 room furnished
cabin suitable tor men. Phone
613. - : 64-6
FOR 8. LEI New modern S-room
bnnghlow; price $4,600; terms.
1 Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE Only a few good lots
left in Mills Addition; price $260
each. Phone 636-M or call 901
L-.r.coln.
FOR 8ALE Splendid residence lot
In good location; close in; price
$600. Call 901 Lincoln or phone
636-M.
FOR SALE A bargain, 1 acres
of irrigated land In alfalfa and po
tatoes; close to town; price $1,150
$750 cash, balance easy terms.
Call 901 Lincoln or Phone 636-M.
AMERICAN ' LEAGUE
, ltrmvli! Heat Kox
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6. St. Louis
Browns nosetlr put Chicago's White
Sp.bero tqlay,'v10 to !.'. The game
was peppered with noma" runs, by
Falk, Barrett, Slsler and lllce. Mnn-
Kven YankB Ileal Macks aKpr, SMpt ()f lil0 BrownSi averted a
NEW YORK. Sept. 6. Manacled ; fi(.ht , lhe !,,, ,nning by separ.
in a continuation nf their Blump. ( alnK MrMonll, of his club and Ray
the Philadelphia Athlotlcs woro un-1 Sl.nak of ,no Sox-
ahlo to hit Walto lloyt here todny, score R. H. E.
and they dropped their ninth boc- (.hBICn 8 13 ' 3
St. Louis .s 10 14 3
Batteries Lyons, Thurston, Kerr
anil Schalk; (Hard, Panforth, Van
Glider and Hargrave.
Forts
fuel from Page Rlx)
3 8 0
Vunco and Deborry;
Kamp, Ryan and Gibson.
liimo
,R. II.
II 10
ccsslvo game, when they wero shut
out by the New York Yankees, 3
to 0. It was the fourteenth defeat
rpr the Athletics in their last six
teen games.
' Score R. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 6 1
Now York 3 10 0
' Batteries Itommel, Batimgartnor,
Wnlberg and Cochrane; lloyt and
Bcngough.
4 4 9 1 I
flrlmcs and Tnylor;
ONell.
f"d .Split Kvm 1 i
I", Sept. 6. Tony Kauf-
"I a six hit game for the
ptoi.'and allowed them to
totnnthlng victory from
'tl Iteds In iho first half
header hore this nftor-
I red legs woro on the
rapping tho socond game.
f count with one run In
TlgerM Win One
CLEVELAND, Sept. 6 Tho Cleve
land Indians lost to Detroit 6 to 4
here todny. Big Buekcye laslcd only
until the third Inning against the
Tigers.
. Scoro U- H. E.
Detroit 6 12 4
Cleveland - 4 9 2
Batteries Danss and flimsier:
Buckeye Colo. Shaule and L. Scwell.
Hi-niitnr Win Kiinlly
WASHINGTON. Sopt. 6. Tho
Washingloii Senators downed tho
Boston Bed Sox hero toduy In a
free hltttlng contest, 7 to 6, and
Increased their lead over tho Phila
delphia Athltoles, who lost to New
Ydrk, by sevon full games. Extra
base hits woro gleaned off the three
pitchers who took part, Including a
F- and hammered In threehoma run by Wingfleld and two
After a vain search for work.
lira. Ethol Martin, a brido, and
icr husband collansod in New i
k-ork. '-
AM0US FANS
By Hopp
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TUCPlUU- STRIPED SrAW
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FIND PWTHVN- ir
'0PP-
man.
Members may fcrlng guests, all
reservations to Ise made by mall
and reach Mis Ann Sherlock, 711
Corgett Bldg-., not later than
Thursday, September 10.
FOR SALE Good lot on Crescent
avenue for $300. Call 901 Lin
coln or phone 636-M.
FOR SALE Lots in all parts of the
city for 10 per cent down and 16
equal payments on unpaid balance.
Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M.
Alcan Chapter NO. 61 O. E. 8.
Will meet in regular-session 8 p. m.
at Masonic liull Amelia Hanks
will be matron. iJ." ' ' b"
KLAMATJI VALIY! -'H6SPITAL. fFOR' SALE 17 ! Toonv rooming
Charges forctfnllne'niftA Mne from
$50 to $80. adv. 22
BAGS WASTED
Highest price pal for clean cot
ton wiping rags. . The .News. -
The Central PT.''. will hold a
used book snle add exchange at
the Central school- Tuesday; Bring
all booka plainly marked, with list
of books and your name- nay day
this ' week, the office girl will
take care of them. S5-8
Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ' the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore.
August 31, 1925.
Notice i. hereby given that
Joseph B.-'!Teepen, vof 'Klrkford,
Oregon, who, on July '21. 1924,
made Forest Homestead Entry
List 6-lST.No; t3260vtot WH
NE14, 8H8ENEH. NESE4.
and NHNW14SE14, Section 34,
Township 28S., Range 7E., Willam
ette Meridian, has filed notice of
i . . i . n 1, irhvu, Van r Prnnf
I M Ll' 11 1 1 I'll IU IIIOBW - I" -' - ,
to establish' claim to the land above
Clerk of the -County Qourt, at Klam
ath Fal s. Oregon, on tne lutn nay
of October, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Zumbrunn, Emll Zumbrunn,
William Zumbrunn and Willard
Church, all of Klrkford, Oregon.
. , F. P. LIGHT,
S3 OS lnc.i Register
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Ttrnartinent of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Lakevlew Ore.,
Aiieuat 6. 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Lulu A., Tuttle, of Bonansa, Ore
gon, who, i on June e, isss, maae
Additional Stock Raising Homestead
Entry. No. 011729, for Lot 1, NEU
SW, WHSWK, Sec. 6,-EHSEH.
ouri. biu .ml SESWU. Section
6. Township 39S., Range 16E, Wil
lamette Meridian, ha filed notice
of intention to make Three Year
Proof, to. establish claim to the land
above -- described, before J. O.
Hamaker, 'U. 8. Commissioner at
Bonansa, Oregon, on the 26th day
of September, 1925.
Claimant names a witnesses:
Bird McDonald, of Langell Val
ley. Oregon. ...
Nelson Smith, of Bonania, Or-
8K I. Bold, of Bonania. Oregbn.
William Devaul, of Lorella, Or
on. , "p fy LIGHT,
it'll 311 inc. Register
FOR BALE Six room bnngalow In
Hot springs Addition, 739 Eldor
ado Ave. Furnace, oak floor, ete.
Bee W. 8. Wiley, L O. O. F.
Bldg. M19tt
; For 'Remit,;'
Strictly - modern, steam heated
furnished ' apartments. McCarthy
Apartments. 630 Pine Et. Phone
800. . S4tt
FOR RENT 3 room house, fully
furnished, modern in every de
tail. Ideal for high school teach-
era who wish to keep house.
Momyer A Momyer. Phone 866.
FOR SALE 200 ton alfalfa hay..
600 acres alfalfa and stubble
pasture to be fed on place, plenty
of water. Tassey Stewart. Olene,
Ore. ' BJ-17 -'
FOR SALE Cook (tove. A bargain.,
19 Main St. 65-6
FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered
Holstein bull. Phone ll-F-13.-Write
Box 636 4-I0.v
HOME COOKED foods, cold meats, ; -salads,
cakes, pies, etc; WoTnans'"" '1 ;
Exchange. '11$ North 4th 8U "
Phone 490-J. - c w A7 87 I
KIsmattlkTSiif Hoias;;;
Agent ' :i,'t
for Firestone and General Tire.'- '!-'
6th and Klamath. - A7 -87 .. ,: s .
FOR HIRE Saddle and pack
horses to hunting parties, $1.50
per day per l.orse, packer $5. M.
H. Wampler, Rocky Point. Phone
Odessa Ranch. A25 826
LOST
WANTED
lMiAJiMMsMM(i
STRAYED FROM , MIDLAND-, ,
German pointing Griffon, , ixrta
months old. Also Alrdale, female.' , ..,
Reward fbr Information or re- '
turn of same. Midland Grocery. 01
- 86-10- -'-; -"'
WANTED Camp waitress. $70 per
month. Room and board. Cen
tral Employment Agency. 615
Main. Phone 946. S6-9 .
WANTED Small house or 2 room
apartment. In reach of Shipping
ton bus line. Box 149, News...
86-8
WANTED By young man, board
and room in private family.
Close in, Write J. 8., care News.
85-6'
house. Reasonable price. Good
money maker. Call at 804
Main. - Jltf
FOR SALE Modern five room
house. Between 10th and 11th
on High. Full basement. Part
cash, balance like rent. Inquire
1034 High. - Phone 382-R.
A14 814
FOR SALE Some splendid lots in
Mills Addition, very cheap.-Phone
536-M or call 901 Lincoln. -
REAL BARGAINS In real estate.
See R. H. Malay. Phone 726-W.
All 811
FOR BALE Fonr room modern
bungalow on Lincoln St. Good
location. Terms. Call 1237 East
Bt. J9tf
FOR SALE Four room modern
house just completed. Call 114
J after 6 p. -m. 82-9
' Nice five room modern bunga
low on paved street. Two large
lots In Hot Spring Addition, Two
good lots in Nichols Addition. It
will pay you to see this property,
a It is part of an estate that has to
be settled. Call 206 Fourth St.,
corner Pine. A5tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Large sleeping room
with heater suitable tor winter,
303 Washington St. Phone 284
S5-6
WILL THE PERSON that picked, oip
vice between Klamatn fans ana
Pelican City please notify News
and receive reward. S3-9
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE! 1923 Ford
$226. Phone 273-W.-
ec-upe,
86
WILL TRADE women's astride sad
dle, worth $20, for Rhode Island
Kea pullets, box its, news.
86-12
FOR SALE First-class saddle and
buggy horse. Jiarness, saddle,
Ibrldle. 4 bales of hay, tor $50.
Phcne 269-J. - 66
FOR SALE Wheeland portable
aaw-mtll, capacity 3,000 feet,
nractlcally new. with 65 hp.
engine. Write or phone Nancy
Vollman. Rocky Polr.t, Ore.
84-11
FOR SALE Pedigreed Isoston Ter
rier puppies, ( weeks old. Write
or phone or call N. Vollman.
Rocky Point, S4-11
HELP WANTED Male
MAN . WANTED (City - or conn-t-ri
tryl old estawiened company, will ;n
supply capital and start yon ln.,'.
your own .permanent business .
selling necessities people must '
buy every day. Experience' una
necessary. - Write McCcmnoa '
Co., Factory 290, Winona, Minn. ' .
1 S6. . ,nqi-. -
MISCELLANEOUS
GET YOUR Chimneys swept. -Phone .
66. 88-12,.
IFiGOING' TO BUILD-or Tepatr.ealt .o.iu
Pellet ft Campbell. Phene-894-R.-- w-1'
j. 86-12 -
MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher .'
cf piano, private lessons 1 hour ' '
a week and privilege of class -work
in composition, musical his
tory, ear training, etc. Terms. $t , .
a month.' Studio 60S No. 3rd....,
Phone 284-M. Residence 1000 .
California. Phone 790-W. 84 04
DRESSMAKING Miss H. G. WhlW-!
ney. 610 So. Eth. .-. 8 1 --.
SECOND HAND GOODS All kinds. .
, Gooding the Second-Hand Man.
"I will trade with you." '28f
Main. Below Court Bouse.
A9 -SI
IF YOU WANT TO build or -re-
pair see H. F. Hatton. 2215 ,
Orchard Ave. . . .AJ 8$,, ,.
DO YOU WANT to I1; bay or ex-'
change? If so call at DICK'S"'
new store. Specialising -to shoes :
and clothing. 220 Main St. "
; '- :-. . y. . .AS-rfl.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For city
real estate, or late model med
ium sised car, 7 good work horses,
8 to 11 years, weight 1300 to
1600 or more, 2 good wagons,
4 sets good harness. . One No. 8
Western railroad plow, double
trees, single trees, lead bars,
chains, plow point. A lot of
Fresno extras and tools. A, J.
Feberg, Central Hotel, H. V.
Wellborn. 625 PI u m . '66
IF ITS CLEANING or dying we do
it Klamath Dye Work. A7 fl7
BE WELL INFORMED Keep ur
yonr reading. We carry the latest
fiction. Order your home paper.
Hale's News Agency. A7 87 ;
IT'S BETTER Shoe repairing. Our
work is second to none, Quality,
Shoe Shop. 433 Main. A7 S7 y
FURNITURE bought and ' ' soldi
Prices right. C. W. Williams.
624 Klamath Ave. ' - A6 S6 -
Z. PETERS
Teacher of Violin and Piano.
Accredited by the Bnreaa of
Edncatloa. Phone 4US1'W
Phone 10-J.
Boom 10, Loocnt Bldg.
DR. vT. A. LEONARD
. Dentist -
SpeclaUst la
Extraction, Oral Surgery ami
Disease of the Moath.
Advances in
WOOD
come without any warning.
CHEAP PRICES
are now on.
Don't be one of many who
will order too late.
Winter I near.
Phone In your order.
j BLOCK WOOD
is our specialty.
Peyton Co.
"Wood to Born."
601 Main Phone US
OR. J. O. fJOBU
Olasars Fitted sad OrowBd
FhoB ltS-W
W. P. MYERS
LAWYER
805 Odd Fellow Bldg.,
Klamath Falb
DR. PHILIP COLE
General Practice of DuUaU
Open Evening by Ap
Rmm sea bis ;
; . Over Moe'i Store .v
Mata t
i
FRED BUESQKa '
A- -
Real Estate, Rem tola Bad
Fire Insurance
102W Male Bt,
Fboae 174-W
DR. F. R. GODD.VRD
DMeopstblo Phyrldaanrgeoa
Phone S21 Office and Re.
L O. O. F. Temple
Klamath Fall, Oregon
Browne's I r;
Paint Store
1029 Main Street,
. Phone 75
I. A. GOLDSMITH
On scorn TaOot
10 Wtnter Bldg.
alt From gSO-BO to 970.00
MJU. NAtH OTTKRBKIN
01 Uaeola tt,
Fhoa eae-M
TRIANGLE
CAFE:
The place to get good eaa.
OPEN ALL NIGHT