The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 10, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TexttLAMATH INE.W3 Hamath News R .""torn: N- Oltt.r-l-tii i llyron H. Hurd, vlra. hi. ii M Ht-'vaii-mn, iiMr- ,r Kinii''. irfttimmr. v it,., nwiuiri of t It an- I ml 111 Block t"Him.) V ' fti.....ifliiir flirt 1 In.- ;aT.I Kill, or i;ST i'""inf uiinr l.f 1'ontorrit-A t Kluitmlh ... .cntMt-rtN nmttor, ',.rv iiiortilii nxci'pt Muh- I. o. . uulldlnv, inn ' ' ItlrpUttrm ml oiiimtj nl-ntl'ti and ttmk iniiiiiK Company. b'.ninirlo r(Hv Ihslr tia- hii-ciil-Hoti 1'rpurtinaiif ! Cul a. m. and a copy will you. itlnriH i-ii)hmj Auvunvi rurniT, ,t s .in nirrlr, i-r month..., JVo t'.rrlcr. ono VOttf B.IMI IU i'uuuiy . S.Mi L imnrd Wlr tvi i' - a-iir..2j iji't In tli World) ffV OK KIA.4ATII FAUl E UP, ADVICE Si. UPTON tator Tells rorum rs California's Irit Is Needed Know This Be-Spectaclcd Star? the buck" could wiill bo if the discussion J)f Jay Uri'KN before forum meiu- Ir chamber of commerce lien the senator lined tho )rrgih'& growth lit com- tli the udvunccmt'nt of regon needa 1b a dnxa of m!iI Senntor ITpton. bie as lilt C'nlKurnla not In tho statu of Oregon In thing a mnn ran hold, vp lose faith In the Oro- jfaihcrs should take an In- Id on ourselves and stop buck to the other fellow inle irtlon." i-hararlerUod as the gar ths went, should be enm In the manner that other bern through advertising pllons of homes and resl- i she needa. mom of the laying of the line In honor of J. W. tin (Uncovered Crater Lake pirn will be hold Sunday. 20. at tho lake, waa made fcmlth who waa chairman tine. A lnrito caravan ath Falls la anticipated. t the luncheon yesterday Wheeler, San Diego, r. John Martin of.Klam- C. Kvans of Portland (overy Motor Car enmo- I'punn and A. F. DoCastro bil. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. the latter hostess at lodge. Mrs. Charlos Low lil. Clinton Imus of tho pit commorca tn Ilonocla. Thursday, Sept. 10, 1925' i, ( w fancy, 11.58: red Rusnlao, IX.54; forty-fold, $1.67. Portland Wool PORTLAND Sept. Wool, nom inal; valley fine half blood, 35c0 ST,c; medium. or blood, 36ca 37 '4c; coarse,- or 4 blood, 30c 36c; braid, 26c. At valley points prices are 2c O 5c blgbor for aelected lots. Iluttor and Kicks PORTLAND. Sept. 9. Butter sell ing price, box Iota: Croamcry prices. i Prints, extras, 53c, for plain wrap-' per: dairy buying, 35c. j Cheese, Tillamook county triplets, 30c 31c; Oregon triplets, not branded, 20c; Tillamook, f.o.b., soil ing prices: triplets, 27c loaf, 28c; Coos county selling price to retail ers: triplets, 29c; loaf, 80c. Eggs, buying prices Front street: Current receipts . 32Vic; hennery wblto, 30c; hennery pullets, 32c. H. V. Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. Po tatoes, rivers, fancy wharf, 82.25 61 2.46 cental. ' H. P. Cuttle SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. Cat tle, ateady; stoera, good, $6.76 $7.75; cows, good, $5.25 $6.75. Calves; steady; over 260 lbs., $3.60$10.60. Hogs steady to higher; light, $14.760815.25; medium, $14.00 (ji $14.60.: . , .. , Sheop, unevenly higher; lambs. $12.00 $14.60; ewes, $3.50 $6.25; wethers, $7.60$9.00. Bonds 4i. . NEW YORK, Sept. 9. No con cern was apparent in the bond trad ing today over the trend toward higher money In the market for call loans. High grade investment issues were steady, although quiet, the chief Interest of the day being cen tered, as on Tuesday, on the foreign group. Tho feature was found In French bonds. )No, he isn't ."Specs" Meadows or George Toporcer.T He's a1 Pirate bold and a Pirate old, however. ' And none other than Fred Clarke, once star outfielder and later manager of the team. He is' now helping Manager Bill McKcchnie lead the Pittsburg team to peniiant.Inict is of Clarke in his playing days. Sn Market d Thrown Out f on the Midland market ing project which wore l week were rejected yea- Png a mooting of the coun- A saving of approximately urged with the use of ' dredger. "mom' for now bids was Shy tho county court yos Ung for revised speclflra- hills submlttod by J. 11. Maddos. H. F. Vlcory. Iit and Stebhina and Roc- ( returned. J. B. Reed, was ' bidder. - ,'' wlflentlons will calf for PR of a shorter section of t rond than 'at first ached-; f'rdlng to the court. " Toward Changing Of Klamath Falls action of tlin rironnlng rd "Falls" from Klamath 1 bo taken . this week 'ho chamber of commorce adopted .the- movement several weeka ago by the lob of Klamath Fulls. ' ttiemborahln nf tha nrranis- Ncr has been sent by the I"' the chamber .endorsing pent and asking for a, re- "feelor". Reports will 'o the board of directors 18 luncheon Tuesday noon 0 make final reports to the Inb, name Klamath hols wlth- "in more dlglnlty to a city as ihi. ... . i. K'aniath Falls. Is the chief "Ttument for thoBO who " chango. RA8 WANTRD fflce paid lor clean cot- "g. The News. W. C. L II. LEADER IS FOULLY SLAIN BY BOOTLEG RING VINTON, Iowa, Sept. 3. Vowing a bitter campaign of retaliation which will drive every bootleggor from the state, members of the Wo men's Christian Temperance Union aro mourning the death of their mil itant leader, Mrs. C. B. Cook, be lieved to have been assassinated by a bootlegger. Mrs. Cook died Tuesday from the tffocts of a bullet wound noar the honrt. She had been shot by an unidentified assailant as she sat near a window In her home. The cold blooded killing climaxed a week's Campaign against booie suspects In which she Is said to have partici pated. Her testimony In sevoral cases had helped convict bootleggers, and there were few persons hated more by the Illicit booze vendors of Benton coun ty, where Mrs. Cook was president of tho county chnpter. Mint While Writing Authorities declaro their convic tion that tho killing was the re Tense of a bootlegger or possibly of a boot legging clique. The members of the W. C. T. U. hold the samo view, and Miss Minnie Usher, secre tary of the county organization, has pledged her order to renewed Btrifo against tho rnm gangs. "This Is not the end of tho W. C. T. U. In Iowa," sobbed Mrs. S. W. Cook, mother-in-law of the victim. "Wo are going to hol& the torch still higher. This murder, tho shoot-; Ing down of a (iod-rcaring woman in her homo, only rousos us to new efforts to crush tho Illicit liquor trade In this community. Mrs. Cook's homo was near the railroad tracks and near a rendei- 'vous for rum runnora and bootleg peddlers. Onco, during her fight to drive out the alcohol traffic, a gang of men deluged the houso with a barrage of rotten eggs. Lecturing, writing pamphlets and doing sleuth ing of her own, she maintained an ever vigilant wnr against the rum clan. Is Found DyliiK She was seated near an open win dow late Monday night preparing a paper to be read at the county convention of the W. C. T. U. when the shooting occurred. The shade had been drawn to within three Inches of the window sill, but per sons standing in the darkness out side could have seen the woman dis tinctly, authorities say. The shot apparently had boon aimed with deadly accuracy. , Suddenly there was the roar of a shot and a simultaneous tinkle of glass. Tho bullet ' had crashed through the window. . Mrs. Cook's mother, Mrs. E. Un derwood, rushed Into the room to find her daughter lying on the floor, screaming. Then the victim lapsed Into unconsciousness and died with out speaking. Tho bullet had pass ed through her left arm before piercing br Kept Vinton Oicnn Mr rook won the title of "Iowa's Carrie Nation" through her. ardent labor for tho temperanco cuuso Un der her leadership Vinton had been virtually rid of bootleggers. The last clean-up was so effective that Sheriff Whileficld Ruhl announced several days ago Vinton was "dry as the Sahara," and offered a $25 reward out of his own pocket to anyone who could purchase liquor In the city. Ruhl la now leading the forces scouring the countryside for trace of the murderer, but no clues havo been obtained aa yet. Girlies in London Don't Wear Undies These Modern Days NOTTINGHAM, Eng., Sept. 9. United News World wide re ports that women are not wearing 'em any more were officially con firmed when representatives of the Nottingham lace trade this is the center of the Industry In Oreat Britain picture themselves facing the poor house unless fashionable women begin wearing underwear again. "Lingerie has ceased to linger," a mill owner complained "Petti coats have boome so potty, when present at all, as to be a mere apology. I won't go Into more de tail; but I will say that our busi ness threatens to flop entirely un less there Is a change In women's under fashions. "Even our own girls who make their living making thorn won't wear them any more. "All wo havo left Is the stock ing trade. I suppose that's safe for the winter months anyway." DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS Chicago drain Wheat Open Close September $1.63. $1.64 Decern her 1.6 i I.BdTs May 1-66 1-67 Corn Open Close September $ .96 $ .97 December 86 .87 Vi May : 89 ! KlAcks NR WVORK Sept. 9. Wall street closing: American Can, 231, up 3i Rnlriwln. 120. no ; Chrysler. 16U up 1; Dodge. 29 H. up 1; Gen onl Rlectrlc. 315 . UP 4tt: Uen ernl Motors, 9: Mack Truck, 911 sua nn 3: Montgomery Ward. 7H4, "P 1 14 ; 'North Amorlcan, eaa: ! Pierce Arrow. 43K: Radio, 56. off H ; Studebaker, 5214, up i- whim Motors. 94. up 1: Pan Petroleum B, 64, up 2; Atchison, 124, up 2; Atlantic coast, mn.n.. nn 10: NYC. 121. up 1; Southern Railway, 106, up 1: A T T, 141: Texaa company, 43; Electric P L, 31T. Spot Cotton KV.vr vork. Sent. 9. Snot cot ton market 26 up; middlings 23.55 I'oppor NEW YORK, Sept. 9. Copper; do mestic delivery, electrolutic 14. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Sept. 9. Cash wheat, nominal tidewater basis, track delivery: Club. $1.53: big bend bluestem, 1.68; ordinary blue- ttm or baart. 21.57: turkey red. ordinary, $1.65; tutKcy red, dark Legal Notices NOTICE OF ESTRAY Tjpft nt m v nlneA nhmifr Tian ,e one white face steer, branded as follows: 12 JO on left hip on right hip swallow fork on left ear and swal low fork and under bit on right ear. Owner may pay legal costs and onarges Incurred and redeem ani mal within 30 days after date of this notice. Dated September 9, 1925. J. B. CASEY. S9-19lnc. Bonanza. Ore. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appoint ed administrator of. the estate of Loraine Griffin, deceased, by the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon: and all persons having claims against said estate are here by notified to present same to aald administrator at the law office of R. C. Groesbeck at 116 South Sixth Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated: August 12. 1925. J. W. DOLAN. Administrator of the Estate of Loraine Griffin, De ceased. A12.19.26 82,9 NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION IUn. wt n t.tiA Interior. U. 8. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore AllPllflt SI XUZO. HaIIm ! harAhv tlven that Joseph B. Teepen, . of Klrkford. Oregon, who, on July SI, 1924, made Forest Homestead Entry T.lo, A-1R7 Vn 012260. for W4 NE, SV4SENE, NESE, and NNWSE". section at, Tn.nBhtn 9sc natiir 7R.. Willam- At,a Meridian hA filed nOtlCO Of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to tne land a nova described, before C. R. DeLap, riiA.lr n f,a rinnnlv flniirt. nt Klam ath Falls, Oregon, on the 10th day 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 inc. . , Register. News Classified Ads 1 line 1 day 1 line 1 days . CLASSIFIED AD RATES ' -lot I 1 line S days 20c -16e I 1 line 4 days , . .',... i: line 1 week Una 1 month 75c FOR SALE Real Estate 'Fnaraislked Horn T TVadl Three-room, completely furnish ed "house to trade aa first payment on larger house.. Want about four- room modern house on pavement. B. H. 8., care News. S9tf FOR SALE Nice little home on pavement, in good location; gar age: price $2,260, $350 down and $30 per month and Interest. 901 Lincoln, phone 636-M. FOR 8ALE Three-room plastered bungalow In good location, Mills ' Addition; a bargain; $1,850, easy terms. 901 Lincoln, phone 636-M. FOR SALE Splendid close-in two- apartment houso; price 5,000. Call ' 901 Lincoln or Phone 636-M. FOR SALE Good home with In come from six bedrooms: close tn; completely furnished. Price, with . terms, $9,000. Call 90 Lincoln or l.bone 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 D3B-M. FOR SALE Splendid ranch proper ty in aiirereni parts or me county, Phone 636-M, or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE Beautiful new 5-room bungalow, basement garage; splen did location for home; $5,250, Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE New modern 6-room bungalow; price $4,500; terms. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE Only a few good lots left in Mills Addition; price $250 each. Phone 636-M or call 901 L-x.coln. FOR SALE 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 X75V cash, balance easy terms, Call, 901 Lincoln or Phone 63G-MJ For Salts Real Estate (Con't)l FOR SALE Mrdern three-room house with bath. Price $1,500. Terms. Phone 951-W. 810-12 FOR SALE One and one-half acres In alfalfa and potatoes, on high way, close In. Price $1,000, on easy terms. 901 Lincoln, Phone 536-M. REAL BARGAINS in real estate. See R. H. Maley. Phone 726-W. All Sll FOR SALE Some splendid lots in Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone 536-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR 8ALE Four room modern bungalow on Lincoln St. Good location. Terms. Call 1237 East St. J9tf FOR SALE (Con't) WILL TRADE women's astride sad. . die. wort 1 $20. for Rhode Island Red puKcts. Box 148, News.. ss-i2a.;;i-y- FOIl KALE Wbeeland. 'portable- ' sai-mill. capacity 3.009" feet,'. r practically new, with 65 b.fl. engine. WrRe or phone Nancy j Vollman. Rocky , Point, Ore. ' 84-11. ' VI lil" FOR SALE: Pedigreed Boston Ter-i ' :t': rler puppies, S weeks old.; Write ... m ' or phone or call N. - Vollman. ; .' Rocky Point. 84-J1 FOR SALE Ford coupe. " Phons ."' 273-W. . . . SMS. ..,.- ' FOR RENT FOR RENT Bedroom. With use of phone and bath, suitable for gentlemen. Phone 264-W. 810-12 FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment. Winters Bldg. Call 149-W. SI 0-1 2 FOR RENT 3 room furnished house. Call 538 Walnut. S'j-11 FOR RENT Furnlahd apartment, garage, wood, water, $30. Mill- shall Apartment. 2301 Want' land. S9-11 FOR RENT Modern five-room house, good location. Rent rea sonable, will consider year's lease to desirable parties. See Fred Bueslng. 1020 Main. S9-11 FOR RENT Furnished apartment, two rooms and batb. 2028 Recla mation Ave. S4tf Fir Rent Strictly modern, steam heated, furnished apartments, McCarthy Apartment, 630 Pine St. Phone 800. S4tf FOR SALE; Good lot on Crescent avenue for $300. Call 901 Lin coln or phone 536-M. FOR SALE Lots In all parts of the city for 10 per cent down and 36 equal payments on unpaid balance. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 636-M. FOR SALE Six room bungalow In Hot springs Addition, 739 Eldor ado Ave. Furnace, oak floors, ate. See W. 8. Wiley, L O. O. F. Bldg. ,'. M19U FOR SALE 17 room rooming house. Reasonable price. Good money maker. Call at 804 Main. Jltf FOR SALE Modern five room house. Between 10th and 11th on High., Full basement. Part cash, balance like rent. Inquire lust Hign. Fhona 38Z-R. . A14 S14 Nice five room modern bunga low on paved street. Two large lots In Hot Springs Addition, Two good lots In Nichols Addition. It will pay you to see tnis property, as.lt ia part of an estate that haa to bev settled. Call 20$ Fourth St, corner Pine. A5tf FOR RENT 3 room house, fully ' furnished, modern In every de tail. Ideal for high school teach ers who wish to keep house. Momyer & Momyer. Phone 366. FOR SALE 200 tons alfalfa hay, : 600 acres alfalfa and stubble i -! pasture to be fed on place, plenty , , of wator. Tassey Stewart. Olene, Or. 82-17 , . 4 ... . FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered rioistein Dull. Phone ll-F-12. , Write Box 636.' 84-10 LOST .1-11 Lt)8T Gray Persian kitten,- Mon day night, on Main street, , be- . tween 6th and 7th. Phone 135 or 944. . . 810 STRAYED FROM. -MIDLAND1- German pointing Griffon, ' six months old. Also Alrdale, female. Reward for Information'- or re:'. ' turn of same. Midland Grocery,! . 86-10T. ti! HELP WANTED Male -T-- !: WANTED; Six' experienced rock ' men. Do not apply If not' ex-'1'' pertenced. ' Apply W. D. ' MIHeT'I' Construction Co. 1212 So. 6th Bfc. . -89 ' :,' - :r UN WANTED Four men to room, wltfc , or without board. 515 No. 3rd. , Phone 636-J. 89-15 ' . ,' ' ! ,i!ri, ....I MISCELLANEOUS DRESSMAKING 1240 Sargent Ave. Phone 647-R. ' filOtf -" FOR HIRE! Saddle and pack horses to hunting parties, $1.50 per day per horse, packer $5. M. H. Wampler, Rocky Point Phone Odessa Rbnch. A25 S25 WANTED WANTED By middle-aged woman, ' ' position as housekeeper or cook in private family, or small 'board ing house. iPhone 367-R. S10-11 FOR SALE Miscellaneous AdldlSnag M&dhlm$ C&slfo Registers Slightly used Dalton, Burroughs; guaranteed. Cash or terms. South well Stationery Store. Phone 602. 810 O10 HAY DELIVERED L. Noll. 920 Lincoln. Phone 697-W. 81010 FOR SALE Cook stove and heat er. $12.76. 1020 Market St. 810-16 IF WE DON'T " CBRT yor Mtr ,n orite magazine or newspaper A we'll order. It,' lor, you., i Hale'a i News Agency. 810 O10 COME TO HUCKLEBERRY itjltjr I for your hunting trip. ' Barrlei j are bigger and better. 810-12 ALL BILLS DUE R. B. Lenard mast be paid before Sept. 25 or they will be put tn the hands of an attorney and costs addedi -S915, GET YOUR Chimneys swept. Phone ' 55. - .Sl-lt IF GOING TO BUILD or repair call Pellet ft Campbell. Phone S94-R, , " ' 86-12. MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher of piano, private lessons , 1 , hour a week and privilege of clasa work in composition, musical- hit- ' tory, ear training, etc. Tennl $5 -a month. Studio 503 No. 3rd. Phone 284-M. Residence- 1000 California. Phone 790-W. S4 04 . DRESSMAKING Miss H. G. Whit-., ney. 610 So. 5th. . , S Ol , A circulation covering the city el " Klamath Falls an 1 the county eg ' Klamatb that's the Klamatb News.: , ' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Publisher) Department of the Interior, IT S Land Office at Lakevlew Ore., A..,.a a. loss. NOTICE is hereby given that Lulu A. Tuttle. of Bonanza, Ore gon, who, on June 6, 1923, made Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry, No. 011729, for Lot 1, NE SWU W148W14,' Sec. B. ESE, SWSE14 and 8ESW. Section . QOQ RinM IRK. Wll- D. lowusmy " ' ... . lamette Meridian, haa filed notice of intontlon to mane inree x. Proof, to eatabllsh 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 aa witnesses. . Bird McDonald, ot Langells Val ley. Oregon. . Nelson Smith, ot Bonania, Ore gon. K I. Bold, of Bonansa,. Oregon. " William Devaul, yof Lorella, Ore- . P. P. LIGHT, an 911 ine Register n. , rut 1 Room 10, Loomls Bide DR. W. A. LEONARD Dentist Specialist la Bjtractloas, Oral Barnrf nisesnes ol the Month. PELICAN LUNCH The Home of the Pel I can STEW flth. Oft Main. Edward B. Ashurst Attorney and Counsellor at Law State and Federal Courts Suite No. 6. Loomls Bids. Phone 227 Z. PETERS Teacher ot Violin and Piano. Accredited by the Bureau ot Education. Phone 4S1-W Advances in WOOD come without any warning. CHEAP PRICES are now on, Don't be one ot many who . will order too late. V winter la near. Phone tn your orders. BLOCK WOOD is our specialty. Peyton & Co. 'Wood' to Bum." 601 Main Phone 538 DR. I. Q. GO Bids Glsssrs Fitted and Groaad T0 abta "tree Fhoae 1SS-W No Rone Corsets, Elastle Re ducers and Oorsetletta kfade ' to Measare. Guaranteed. MRS. P. E. RANDALL . (11 lettersoB St. Fboaa ITT-W DR. PHILIP COLE - General Practice of Dentistry Opea Evening by Apaoliilinisil PbeaeM - 61S Mala , Over Moe's Store FRED BTJBBnia - W. P. MYERS ll Real Bttate, Rentals aad LAW YE II i i Fire Insaraaca SOO Odd Fellows Bldg., , Klamath Falls 1080 Mala Be, Fhoae 2rT4W Hi I Browne's DR. F. B. GODDARD J jj . q . Osteopathic Physician -Surgeon ifllllL 0(016 ""11 rr 1029 Main Street. Klamath Falls, Oregoa -' PhoXlQ 75 ' 'T':'' ''ei-rCT TRIANGLE : 10 Winters Bid. A sTP Sntts From SB0.8O 'to $70.00 V-traX" LJ The place to f good asaa, ,- tfltS. HAT. OTTBRBBIK I ' ' M abtat. . OPEN ALL NIGHT Ml Uaeola . . Phone MO-af Ba Maia Pnoae M IK ' 1.