The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 08, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV KLAMATH NEWS PidaniatK' News r. a ..i i'uMiii'i1 y I. .'iii m: '' ihi"i . P .nil IHn-i'l""! Nilln Oltrr P. WilliT Klrium'll. tii'nitulcr. inn Miu uwiiuia ui ,iv vu " .. .ini murk l.ii-. L'ri' icnki'N .... AliiliusliiK Killtnr T nt tli- l'nifrl'-' t Kliirimth ilrf '''iniil-i,ltt niutti-r. -.1 ..vrry nicinilntf txfpl llnn "?.?.. 1. li. K. llulldilla. ,., scitii ''','h. t'Jimllliuui'" 1" Kluniulh , 'ulillliliiK ConiiMiiiy. '''lIVl'l-'-lllllll"! I'l'IIRrtlllfllt )i tlllll - will tifllllTI IIATKK titliTll'lli,",i I'nyiil'lu III Advance r,d hy nilTli r, (iiT wi'i'll .... .Ill nil ! -iil'il,'ri l"'r imillllt.... M r, ,1 hy riirrli-r. ijiiii yrur IMMI r kluinlilli t'uunty . n.MI l-'iill Li-mrS Wlr I M:W anil IMTKI1 PHKSS ll.iiiilti-Ml I" ltlm World) III I H HI. i'fi:n i: I 11 1 IIP HI.A 11 I'll PALM W WINS ASY KNOCKOUT fcpion Jut Plnyi With cond Rater and Then Collect! Tuesday, September 8, 1925 Page. Three RACER REACHES TAPE WITH BIG FLAME U1- 4Wlw -- FitAxeisco, sept. 7. rmt- s-Juik Di'iupin'y, who eight rode llio brnke heums into atulxt'o lo Hike a sock on the Gmitmat Smith, returned city for a labor day boxing n against two harmless In- r if ",. 1 i r SI'KKUWAV, Altuuna, Pa., Sept. 7. (United New.) With his big car snorting (lie, lloli MoDonough thundered across the line, the win ner of the annual 250-mile Labor day race on the Altoona speedway, without having almted hla speed for un Inxtunt from mart to flnUh. Then utter he had circled the Irai k twice mora in order to roll to n tnp, Mc llouoiiRh'a right mir tiro went out with a report liko a gun shot, a mlt-hup which miKht havo wrecked him If It had happened a minute earlier ' Harry Ilartz was second and Karl Cooper third. The next two racers to finish wore Duray and Commer In thut order. McDonough lapped the entire field on the cluhty-sevcnth whirl around the circle. He was making, a speed of 121 miles an, or three miles nbove the record. .. . .. , Motion picture companies are bitfdintf. for the tcrviccs of MisJ,' tutine I.ucxro.-wlvucr pf.t)wlauijjbJuW.UncingLcontSt in intaABi,. Calif ""' 10-oiini'o gloves, Dompxoy II l.arue, former amateur. n frlrnilly rounds. The n knocked out Cowboy Kd in tin second round. Ilcni no time cxttMidcd himself. ly wIIIIiik to collect his pay ablest possible manner, .shililtion was in the sumo rk where Henipsey's ability 1. 1 ml Smlth'a terrible blows hi mus a coming cliamplnn. Dial 11 event of llio fight . Tummy Cello of Hup Kran- id Lou I'aluso of Salt Lake, htx, went ten rounds to a i'aluso seemed to huvo the Silver of Snn Francisco took M of ten rounds from Paddy lie KiiKlish lightweight. and Schnlk; Miller, Speeco, Kurr and! L. Bcwcll. First gnino n. II. K. Chicago 6 8 0 Clevehind 0 4 0 naileries Kdwurds and Crouse; Schalk Smith and L. Sewoll. AST LEAGUE It. II. K. , 12 1 5 a i Ties - - iMorcy, O'Neill and inu, McKenry, Harris and ame 11. II. K les S 1 1 2 8 10 1 rlcft--Wright and Sandherc: ami I inly, llnldwln. fine H. II. K. iH'isco 1 2 4 6 0 12 0 I'rui kett nnd Velio: Hums null. n. u. r. mo in in o s 13 p'H-VlncI and Hhen; Pll p'iin nnd Dannlng. PUCAN LEAGUE "rk nt Iloston First gnmo on account of wet grounds. game n. h. e. 1 6 1 6 13 0 's II. Johnson and Ben- nk and I'innlch. '"o n. H. K. "ii 2 10 0 "It , 1 10 0 les. Johnson nnd line!: "aiiingnrtner nnd Cochrane. I Kamo n It K. 'no 7 11 0 M"b 8 13 3 les t'nvelskle, Russell, Unl- "ary and Ruol; Qulnn, Wnl- -"i'liriino. lanio n. it. e. 6 11 S 7 11 1 'll'S Dnnfnrth and Hnr- I'lls, Dovle and Rassler. game n. H. E. 4 12 1 a io o '"nlngs. Iiatterles Davis rni Whltehlll, Doyle and ' R. H. E. 6 10 1 ;.fl 12 1 -Ulnnkenslilp, Thurston Corinne Griffith Predicts Women's Next Summer Style Ily C'OIUNNH GUIFFiTH (Wrlllcn fur the I tilled vxs) IIOIXYWOOI), 8pt. 7. liobhed hair and short eklrlK! They're here to sluy. No ono doHiKnor or group of tailors or barbers can prevail upon Ihe woman of today to let her hair (trow Into long t reuses or to allow her skirls to drop an Inch. Youth menus every thing. Bob bed hair and i Bliort skirts add to youth and grace, and they will al ways remain with tho American girl of today and) tomorrow. Loiik skirt arc cumbersome nnd aro excellent dust collet-torn. Long hair needa constant attention, and comutmeu too much thnn for the prcHftit day Kir!, whono ho.ira are get II iik more precious than ever before. Tho si) mm or will sec some beau tiful creations la gownu, but the dress portion will remain many in ches from the girl's shoe top. Just having visited New York, I have made a careful survey of the com ing sty Irs. Modistes are in favor of the continuation of tthort drcsxc.i. but a cortain group advocate long gowns. They will be overthrown. Barbers have made bobbed bnlr pnrt of their stock. In trade. The bnrhor owning a shop on tho Hide streets and basements knows exactly how to bob a girl's hair. He knows the latest cuts and those most he- coming to each type of patron. Time was when modistes could Is sue orders for styles each season. This is fast pacing and today the great majority of women and young girls demand a hand in deckling what Is proper for new styles. They have decreediwith no little certainty what they want, and what they must get. The high shoe is almost ob solete now. Footwear is exclusively low la style, and colored leather will have a wldo favor during the summer months. SLockings of light colors will also find favor in the American girl's eyes. The coming season will be a color ful one insofar as feminine dress Is concerned. Light hues will predom inate In all dress. Small hats will grace tho bobbed heads, and all In all the girl of tomorrow will be blaze of color, beauty and grace. RIFFIANS? REPULSE SPANISH SOLDIERS PAUIS, Sept. 7. The Rifflans liavo succeeded In repulsing an at tempted landing of Spanish troops at Alhucemas, according to infor mation received hero. Under protection of a heavy bom bard men t from battleships In the bay, (ho Spanish forces attempted to storm tho It if Han fortification but wcro heavily shelled by Uiffian ma chine gunners, and driven back. Tho attack was preceded by a maneuver by llio Frnnco-Spnnlsh fleets, which aimed to divert attention from the landing parly. iX.XUH WAXTKD Highest price paid for clean cot ton wiping- rags. Tho News. Borglum Prepares to Carve; Memorial on Dakota Peak Cfnlriil lTcm rhetm1"" ,'1rjr fj rrBolnm.V'nr"Ff:tI'?'St0,!' V'l tcxorms, memorial to the Confederacy, la preparing JWfl iTXkjt Washington and Liwoln on Eoahmoro Monntajp. e u tlc rc rerviiy 8 :..! . mrnnnriALB A mllllon4doUr fjare showivi ' J News Classified Ads 1 lino 1 da; J... 1 line 2 days 10t ..16c i: CLASSIFIED AD line 3 days line 4 days , , , BATES 20c 25c line 1 week line 1 month ...30o 7Bc FOR SALE Real Estate FOK SALE Nice little noma on pavement, In Rood location; gar age; price $2,250, 1350 down and 30 per month and Interest. 901 Lincoln, phone 636-M. KOH SALE Three-room plastered bunxaiow In good lo'-otion. .Mill Addition; a bargain; l,soo, easy turnii. 901 Lincoln, phone 530-M. KOH 8AL.E Splendid clime-ln two apartmeut Iiouko; price 6.000. Cull 001 Lincoln or 1'hono 53C-M. Pelicans Win an Exhibition Game From Bend Outfit Klnmath Falls downed the cham pions of the Centrnl Oregon league, Bend, here yesterday morning by a score of 10 to 3. The game sched uled to be played Sunday was called off on account of inclement weather. The game scheduled for yesterday afternoon met the same fate. Mohlcr hurled a good game for the Pelicans, allowing his opponents but six scattered hits. The field was muddy and hard to play on. The team is now disbanded for the year, a hundred dollars or more in the hole, as a result of poor weather and a big guarantee offered: Bend to come here. Aloha Chapter No. 61 O. E. S. Will meet In reznlar nMlnn Q n n. at Masonic Hall. Amelia Hanks win De matron. S6 KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. Charges for confinement range from J50 to 180. adv. S3 ! ' RAGS WANTED . Highest price paid for clean cot ton wiping rags. Tha News. Tho Central P. T. A. will hold a used book sale and exchange at the Cenlrnl nfhnnl Tnuilau D.I.. all books plainly marked with list ui uuuks ana your name any aay una ween, ine. oziice girl will take care of them. S5-S Legal Notices NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION Donnrtnipnt of tho Interior. IT. S. Land Office nt Lakeview, Ore. August .11. 1925. Notice U hereby given that Joseph B. Teepen, of Kirkford, Oregon, who, on July 31, 1924 made Forest Homestead Entry List G-487. No. 012260, for WA NE14, Ssm4NE14, NKUSEK. and . N&NWUSBK. Section 34 Township 2SS., linage 7E.. Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, beforo C. R. DeLap. Clerk of the County Court, at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, on the 10th day of October, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: YTrAil 7iimhrnnl TCmll Knmhrnnn Svilllnm Zumbrunn. and Wlllard Church, all of Kirkford, Oregon, F. P. LIGHT, S3 03 Inc. . . Register. FOU SALE Good homo with in come from six bedrooms; close In: completely furnished. Price, with tern:. $9,000. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M. FOlt SALE Strictly nii.il.Tii home in one of the best residence loca tions; premises well Improved; garage, nice yard. Price !i.00O: terms. Call 901 Llncorn or phone FOR RENT (Con't) FOR RENT New modern 3 room cottage, sleeping porch, cellar, bath, garage, unfurnished, $30 month. H75 Alemedu or Phone 629-J. Si-9 FOR RENT 2 room furnished apartment. Close in. Call 473 M. S6tf FOR SALE (Con't) FOR RENT 2 rmim and one room furnished apartment. 812 Oak SI. S FOR RENT Furnished apartment, two rooms and bath. 202S Recla mation Ave. S4tt FOR SAMS One cook stove, six holes, racking chair, table, go cart, cheap. Phcne 857-J.. S6 FOR SALE Maxwell sport road ster, $700 cash or terms. Was Cf..npletcly Insured . for. $750. Howie Motor Co. , S6 TREES Shade, ornamental and fruit, berries, shrubbery, Tines, roses. Will set thenv also. Order ' now for fall -delivery. J. A. Far ley. Phone 5S8-J. P. O. Box 492. , . . S6-9 FOlt RENT Four room bouse. Partly furul.shed. $25 per month. Call 1133 Waluut. S4-6 FOR RENT 3 room house with bath. Phono 3C3-W. S4-0 FOR SAL?: Splendid ranch proper ty in different parts of the county. Phone G36-M, or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE Beautiful now G-room bungalow, basement garage; splen did location- for home; $5,250. Phono 53C-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE New modern 5-rooni bungalow; prico S4.C00; terms. Phone 53C-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOlt SALE Only a few good lots left in Mills Addition; price $250 each. Phone 536-M or call 901 Lincoln. .? FOR SALE Splendid residence' lot In good location; close in; price $600. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 0Jb-M. FOR SALE A bargain. 1 acres ol irrigated land In alfalfa and Do tatoes: close to town: price $1,150 $750 cash, balance easy terms. Call 901 Lincoln or Phone 536-M. FOR SALE Good lot on Crescent avenue for $300. . Call 901 Lin coin or phone 536-M. FOR SALE Lots In all parts of the city for 10 per cent down and 36 equal payments on unpaid balance. call 001 Lincoln or phone 536-M 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. mag. MIOtf FOR SALE: 17 . room rooming nouse. Reasonable price. Good money maker. Call ' at 804 Main. Jltf FOR SALE Modern five room house. .Between lOta and 11th on High. Full basement. Part cash, balance like rent. Inquire mat High, rnone 3S2-K. A14 S14 FOR SALE Some splendid lots in Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone bUU-Ai or call 901 Lincoln. REAL BARGAINS In . real estate. See R. H. Maley. Phone 726-W. All Sll FOR SALE Four room modern bungalow on Lincoln St. Good location. . Terms. Call 1237 East St. J'Jtf FOR SALE Four room modern house just completed. Call 114 J after 6 p. m. S2-9 'gaum Nice five room modern bunga low on paved street. Two large lots In Hot Springs Addition, Two good lots in Nichols Addition.' It will pay you to see this property, as It Is part of an estate that has to be settled. Call 206 Fourth St., corner Pine. ABtt FOR RENT 2 room furnished cabin suitable for men. Phone 612. S4-6 Fir Remit Strictly modern, steam heated furnished apartments, McCarthy Apartments, 630 Pine Et. Phono 800. S4tt FOR RENT 3 room house, fully furnished, modern in every de tail. Ideal tor high school teach ers who wish to keep house, , Momyer & Morr.yer. Phone 366. Sltl FOR HIRE Saddle and pack horses to hunting parties, $1.60 per day per horse, packer $5. M. H. Wampler, Rocky Point. Phone Odessa Ranch. A25 S25 FOR SALE 200 tons alfalfa hay. 600 acrea alfalfa and stubble pasture to he ted on Place, plenty of water. ' Tasse Stewart. Oleno, Oro. ....... S2-17 FOR SALE Cook stove. A bargain. 19 -Main St. S5-6 FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered Holstein -. bull. Phone ll-F-12. Write Box 63. S4-10' ' HOME COOKED foods, cold meats, salada, cakes, pies, etc. Womans' Exchange. 119 North 4th St. Phone 490-J. A7 ST Kl&ia&ftliiTiiire Hqto Agents for Firestone and General Tires. 6th and Klamath. A7 ST LOST WANTED WANTED Camp waitress, $70 per month. Room and board. Cen tral Employment Agency. 615 Main. Phone 946. S6-9 STRAYED FROM -MIDLAND German pointing Griffon, six months old. Also Alrdale, female. Reward for Information or re turn of same. Midland Grocery. S6-10 HELP WANTED Male WANTED Small house or 2 .room apartment, in reach of Shlpping ' ton bus line. Box 149, News. S6-8 WANTED By young man, board and room In private family. Close In. Write J. S., care News. S5-6 MAN WANTED (City or couu try) old established company will supply capital and start yon in your own permanent business selling necessities people must buy every day. Experience un necessary. Write McC'onnon & Co., Factory 290 Winona, Minn. S6 t MISCELLANEOUS GET YOUR Chimneys swept. Phone 55. S6-12 WILL THE PERSON that picked up vice between Klamath Falls and Pelican City please notify News and receive reward. S3-9 - FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR -SALE 1923 Ford $225. Phone 273-W. coupe, S6 WILL TRADE women's astride sad dle, worth $20, for Rhode Island Red pullets. Box 148, News. 86-12 FOR SALE First-class saddle and buggy horse, harness, saddle, ibridle, 4 bales of hay, tor $50. Phone 269-J. SS FOR SALE Wheeland portable saw-mill, capacity 3,000 . feet, practically new, with . 65 h.p. engine. Write or phone Nancy Vollman. Rocky Point, Ore. S4-11 FOR SALE Pedigreed Boston Ter rier puppies, 6 weeks old. Write or phone Or call N. Vollman. Rocky Point S4-11 FOR RENT FOR RENT Large sleeping room with heater suitable for winter. 303 Washington St. Phone 284 - S5-6 FOR SALE OR TRADE For city real estate, or late model med ium sized car, 7 good work horses, . S to 11 years, weight 1300 to .1600 or more, 2 good wagons. 4 sets good harness. One No. 3 Western railroad . plow, double trees, single trees, lead bars, chains, plow point. A lot- of Fresno extras and tools. A. J. Foberg, Central Hotel, H. V. Wellborn. 625 Plum. S6 IF GOINO TO BUILD or repair call Pellet & Campbell... Phone 394-R. 1 S6-12. MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher . of piano, private lessons 1 hour a week and privilege of class worlf in composition, musical his tory, ear training, etc. Terms $5 a month. Studio 503 No. '3rd. Phone 284-M. Residence 1000 California. Phone 790-W. S4 04- DRESSMAKING Miss H. G. Whit ney. 510 So. 6th. . S Ol SECOND HAND GOODS All kinds. Gooding the Second-Hand Man. "I will trade with you." 236 Main. Below Court Bouse. A9 S IF YOU WANT TO 'build or re pair see H. F. Hatton, 221S Orchard Ave. A8 S8 DO YOU WANT to sell, buy or ex change? It so call at DICK'S new store. Specializing In shoes and clothing. 220 Muln St, A8 S8 IF ITS CLEANING or dying we do It. Klamath Dye Works. AT ST BH WELL INFORMED Keep up your reading. We carry the latest fiction. Order your borne paper. Hale's News Agency. A7 ST IT'S BETTER Shoe repairing. Our . work is second to none. Quality Shoe Shop. 433 Main. A7 ST FURNITURE bought and sold. Prices right. C. W. Williams. 624 Klamath Ave. A6 S6 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Publisher) U. S. Land Office at Lakeview Ore., Animal A. 192K. NOTICE Is hereby j given that Lulu A. Tuttic, oi Bonanza, Ore gon, who, on June 6, , 1923, made Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry, No. 011729, for Lot 1, NE SW WtiSWK. Sec. 6, ESE14, SW14SE and SE4SW14, Section 6, Township 393., Range 15E, Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above doscrlbcd, before J. O. Hamaker, U. S. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, on the 26th day of September, 1925. ., Claimant names as witnesses: 1 Bird McDonald, of La n gel la Val ley. Oregon. Nelson Smith, ot Bonanza, Ore gon. K. I. Bold, or Bonanza, Oregon. William Devaul, ot Lorella, Ore gon. P. P. LIGHT, All Sll inc. Register Z. PETERS Teacher of Violin and Piano. Accredited by the Bureau of Education. Phone 481-W Phone 1041-J. - Room 10, Loomia Bldf. DR. W. A. LEONARD Dentist Specialist In Extractions, Oral Surgery and Diseases of the Month. . I6 Advances in WOOD come . without any warning. CHEAP PRICES are now on. Don't be one of many who will order too late. ! Winter Is near. Phone In your orders. , BLOCK WOOD la our specialty. Peyton & Co. "Wood to Burn." , 601 Main' "Phone 535 DR. J. O. GOBIJs Glasses Fitted and Ground - T09 Main Street ' Phone 18S-W DR. PHILIP COLE General Practice of Dentistry Open Evening by Appointment Phone IK , 818 Main Over Moe's Store - - W. P. MYERS LAWYER SOS Odd Fellows BIdg., Klamath . Falls FRED BCE8INO Real Estate, Rentals sad . Fire Insurance 1020 Main St. Phone 274-W DR. F. R. GODD.UtD Osteopathic Physlclan-Surgeoa Phone 821 Office and Res. L O. O. F. Temple Klamath Falls, Oregon Browne's , Paint Store 1029 Main Street, .. Phone 75 I, A. GOLDSMITH Custom Tailor BIO Winters BIdg. . Butts From B80.60 to $70.00 KRS. NATB OTTERBELS Real Estate Ml Lincoln M. Phone aso-al TRIANGLE CAFE The place to got good eats, . OPEN ALL NIGHT ' as Main Phone SS4