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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
iiiiit .Its HP ":! land, ... ioiIIO .. liii. Addition. near h M. rj," CIOM In. 10x71 Lj7l,00. Call 001 t K pbon 536-st. lyf w tell your Inrra 0 IIKIW ij.. en tame. Ses V) nMI-TV CO. b. 7th Imraace firm l-oaoe Oltf tnl acre tract of gt Una, eojmnina L 14 mile from city far Irritation. This L inct for chicken Srul tardea, or both. L rlhl. Ma low terms. id lit". lp REALTY CO. Tib e. bnraare Farm I-on Oltf SOME KKAIj bargains b ud tarn property. b to trade or ex- Lg BEAUT CO. at. lib sc hsaraace Farm Una Oltf ill, BUT 10 acre M talldlnfs, on blgh- b sad from school, all Ipdot. part Id alfalfa. UN. Half nab. half I bar lima farm loan. V Tilt It a real anap. REALTY CO. tn 7lh M. hssiaos Farm lnaaa Oltf Iff A(T(KH lanca to bur choice lawn. City, water, lanoea and irriga te; Urma, 10 ter (a ttn dollars par WLTT CO. kith St. ban ' Farm Loans Oltf t-1 tha baat com aaal homes In tba nousb for an- M in nlca lawn, BrOberv. rtr 11.000 down, baU T-' Paynianta, apian. Pattmant. Call Pbona ItM TUT- Phone 639-11. p3 Hams amplrt.iy furnish r.'1' lrt payment P". Want ahtut .... " 89tf fc?11' ranch propar. L."niu nr iha "-"'tall sol Lincoln! Thrs toni it l w A UV rnorn railroad. lWcall 001 Lincoln. tnnrtnses K - ' or ciii urn r.i.MiR it. . rrWenr(i r..M. ..a Sr.0" "-t.v.: w,tH or phono 636-M. yamath News f;t ot;. I', MI "TO. VIOO- "lot IK. irea.urar. "a Manaasr - VS''""? at Kl.m..k 'h t i o. p. huiidi;,: m..s. nlct, ' Th, make Com, Klamath natir. .""'"s in - ..""'a.nt ;J"'"t be. i - ,. - sop will i r."..Pvb -"iVl '"" o w ki.i-." -oris FALLS ews Classified Ads CLAkUiLKIKD AO RATES 10 I Una ' t days an. i i ::: 1 -z!J: I ! sat Eta For Sala Real Estate (Can't) I First cUm rooming house In Ash- "gon. Adilruas llux N20-26 L.. roIwr. ' l Irfet f IS. 000 on npl.mllcl nil room modern house on I , ioi. Lincoln or, Ninth W. Price $5,250. 901 V Lincoln nr Phnn IILM POII HAl.U Now thraa room bou, lua balh room, clulhoj clomii. brBk(uiK nook, rKo. Kulrvlaw dltlrlit. ITIce 12 HO. I1G0 down, 120 par , month and Intursat. Call Soara. A IIAIKiAlX Ona of lha baat Iota In Hot Bprlnn. waat Ironi on pavamant. I'rlca 1 1000. Aak tor Haar. WASTCD Parly )gkln( for location for alore and f 1 1 1 1 ii aj alatlon on Dallra California lllabway. Hot loca tion In town at th prlra. A raul anap. Aak tor Krcuch. MAI.K OH KXCHANOK 21 S arm, all undur rultlvatlnn. 13b nndrr dltrh, paid up water rlabt: fair bullillnia and rli'r trlr llhw. (wo walla, ull klnda of InrmlUK riiilpmanl; 7 horaaa; 12 llolau in cown. ( realalcrod: 1 rllrnd llolataln hull; 70 tona it lux. Hrlra lit, (00. Owner will .hn- for aniall furm In Willamette Valley, hoe French j or Seara. A. A. HEI.LM t CO. j Kmliora. ; tan Mnrnth M. MrCorlhy lllork Itiunn I.V4 , N14 FOIt BALE A vsrgsln In a four room bungalow with bath, pan try, and two porches, large lot and garage, partly (urnlshed. Price 32000. 1500 down snd reasonable monthly payments, sol Lincoln or I'houe 630-M. FOIl BALE Four room and bath plastered bungalow In good loca tion, large lot, barn on hack, trees, near school. Price $3000. 001 Lincoln, or Pboae 530-M. Foil BALE 1(0 acres nesr llonsn xa, on highway. Prlro flO.OOO raah. 140 acres under Irriga tion. (01 Lincoln, or Phone I3s-M. Four room madam houae. Bath and basement, laundry trays, two bed rooms and breakfast nook. Cloae In. 13,600. Terms. Bee Jsmea Smith, Underwood Itldg. , . . N1S-20 FOR SALE One and one-half acres In alfalfa and potatoes, en high way, cloae In. Price 11.060, on eaay terms. 901 Lincoln. Phone 536-M. Law Interest, long term farm loans WlSUAftD REALTY CO. 32a Bo. Tin Bt, Insurance lU'al Estate. ' Farm Loan Oltf FOR SALE Some splendid lots In Mills Addition, vsry cheap. Phone 536-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR SALE Only a few good lots left In Mills Addition; price 9260 each. Phone 536-M or call 001 Lincoln. TWO SPLENDID residence lots on Lincoln street. Price $350 each. Applv 901 Lincoln or Phone 536-M. FOR 8ALE Two-room houae wilb cloacd-ln porch, garage, large lot, close to Oregon eve. pavement; price 1 1.200, one-third down, bal ance on easy terms; mono ojo-.h or call at 901 Lincoln st. FOR SALE Lots In all parti of tha city for 10 per rent down and 36 equal payments on unpaid balance. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M. FOR BALK If you are looking fol a nice small Irrigated farm, I have It tor sale; 45 acres, 7 miles from Klamath Falls, witb gooa ouiia Ings, shndo trees, lawn, and every thing to run the farm goes with the place, Including horses Price $10,000. Call 901 Lincoln BU or phone 636-M. FOR RENT Apartment. 306 Pine. N20-21 FOR RENT Four room modern houae. Furniture also- for sale. All very roasonahlo. 720 No. 9th Bt. N20-22 Garage. Call 1117 Lincoln after 6 p. m. or during day at 822 Main St. Phone 805-W. N20-22 Four room house with bath, range and heator. Corner Main and Alameda. Phone 485-R. N17tt Furnished room, Winters Bldg, Steam heated, N19-21 Two room anartmont, hot and cold water. 60S Jefferson. N19-22 One room, $3.60 per week. Ad dress 414 Walntrt. N19-21 Large housekeeping room. Tw block! from Main. '.j.. Fon RBNThTee" nnd lath furnished house, with garage, In good lncnllon, Price $50 montM. Coll at 901 Lincoln, or, phone 636-M. Four room house. Phone J'JJf n. , ' !!:: ! : .FOR RENT (Can't) rK RENT Four room houae on nhlpplnglon highway. Price 120 month. CUt 101 Lincoln or phone G30-.M. - - vnuuvv I run Mndorn bungalow on i peemenl. unturnlahed: range In Prion ISO month. Call ' m Lincoln; phone 630-M. 1 rnn niTvTl '. rirai eiass turnisBed , nanment, stsam heated. Mo. earthy Apartments, 130 Pine. Phone oo, OI4tf FOR SALE Miscellaneous Four dealriihle lots for sale for cah. Will take pari puym-nt In milk Cows or helfere. Phone W. .. . .... N20-22' Winchester pump gun, choke bored,' with leather case LIS. It a jo cylinder head for Ford. $35. Phone 437-J. N19-2I i Wood Limb wood for sale. 110 1 a cord delivered. Phone 848.! NlHtf I First class furniture of three room bungalow, complela or by piece. Hargaln. Una of fruK in glass. House for rent. Kberluln and E. Main. N18-20 do,lvry 'n good condition, c' Imperial Oarage, 3rd and Main Bts. N6tf . llodge sedan, fine condition. Oood rubber, shock absorbers. S4S0. Howie Motor Co.. 12th and Main. i N15tf- Ford touring. Hurler, new paint, 165 worth now rubber. 3145. Howie Motor Co., 12th and Muin N15tf. Maxwell Club Bedan. 1925. Oood condition. 1676. Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main. Phone 37 NIStt Chevrolet touring:. 1920. ' Balloon tires. Extra tire, bumpers, snub. bars, othor extras. Fine buy for 1495. Howie Motor Co., . iztn ana Mam.1 Niett Apple Cider, gal. $ .40 Yakima apuds, psr cwt. 3.26 Apples, box, 75o to 1.75 Onions, cwt. 2.25 Grapes, per lb -.03o to 06c Fresh Eggs, by the case 48c Fresh Eggs by the dox. 60c Bcottl's Produce Co. Sot East Main St. . Phone 027 LOST Small purse containing currency and silver and union recelnt, Roturn to News office snd re ceive reward. NIfl HELP WANTED Female Women to cook on ranch. Oood wagea. All winter lob. D. I. Linker. Mnlln. Ore. V20-26 WANTED Want a small car. Chevrolet or Btar, with small payment down and balance ensy. No dealer. Write P. O. Box 514, Klamath Falla, Oregon. N19-21 Laundry to do at homo Silks and fine work a specialty. Mrs. D. A. Root. 1423 Mansanita St. Phono 324-R. N17-22 Will psy rash for used Ford or Chevrolet, any shape or model 528 South 5th. Nil D10 MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. J. Leroy Johnson, teacher of voice. 204 So. Riverside, Thurs day from 1 to 4. Call or Phone 473-M during studio hours only. N 19-2 & Lady will share apartment with responsible woman. ox lua News. N 17-2 2 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath' County. In the Matter of the Batata of Clnronce Jones, Deceased. . The underslgnod having Ibeen appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, Administrator of the es tate of Clarence Jones, deceased, notice Is hereby given to the credi tors of, and all persona having claims against said deceased, to present them verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this notice to ..id Walter West. Administrator, at the office of W. C. Van Emon. liwyer, 204-5 Hart Bldg.. 7th and Main Wreets, Klamath Falls, Ore. Dated Nov. 18. 12S- ' WALTER WEST. Administrator of the Estate of Clarence Jones, De ceased. N20.27 D3.10 ' NOTICE "TO CKDITOH8 , im TUB COUNTY COURT OF THE 'AVVSOHEaON.FOR THE rrilTNTY OF KLAMATH. ,t Matter of the Estate ot Edd nAMi man . miin. V"V.w' .Ivan tlV thA ..Xrslgned executor of the estate "edd Smith, deceased, to thr FrTJay, Novemb'er 20. 1925 creditors of, and all' paraona hay ing clulma ajulnat, aald doccanod, to axhlblt tbnni, with the ncea aary rouchara, within six montha after tha flrat publication of till notice, to said executor at hie. of fice at 1020 Main Street, Klamath Halle, Klamath County, Oregon, the aame being the place tor tha trana. action of tbs bualneae of eatd es tate In tha County ot Klamath, Stats of Oregon. FRED BUEBINO, Executor of the Estate ot Edd Hmtth, Deceaaod. -023,30 N, 13, 20, 27 NOTICE TO CREDITOR!) Not" ' oreby given that the undersigned has been appointed ad- mlnletrstor with tha will annexed of the ealate of Joseph A. Wblttlng- ton, deceaaod, and has qualified, All persons bSTlng claims against aald astute are notmed to present th same to ma with proper vouch ers, at the office of D. V. Kuyken dull. It Loomls Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from November , 1825. D. V. KUYKENDALU Administrator with the will annexed. N6,13,20,27 D4 DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS Butter PORTLAND. Nov, 19. Selling price creamery prints, 57c; dairy buying price, 37c. ' ITirnw Selling price, Tillamook county triplets, 21c&32c; loaf, 32c33c; Oregon triplets, not branded, 26c: Tillamook f.o.b., selling prices: trip lets, 28c; loaf, 29c; Coos county cheese, selling price to retailers, triplets, SOc; loaf, 31c. Eggs Buying , prices, current receipts, 46c; hennery whites, SOc; hennery pullets, 390; under sited, 25c. Live Poultry Selling prices, heavy hens. 2Cc; light to medium bens, 18c; springs. heavy, 24c; light, 29c03Oc; pekin ducks, 22c; colored, 20c. Turkeys Fancy dressed. 40c 42c; ordin ary, 34c OI7oi fancy live turkeys 28c SOc. Wool Wool, nominal; valley fine half blood, SOc 32c; hedium or blood. 30c S2c; coarse or 4 blood 23c30c; braid. !5c28c. At val ley points, prices are 2c 5c higher for selected lots. Wheat PORTLAND. Nov. 19. Cash f wheat: Cliin. I1!b1; big bend blue- stem, SI. 60; ordinary bluestcm or baart. $1.57; turkey red, ordinary. $1.60; turkey red, dark fancy, $1.51; red Russian, $1.49. . Potatoes 8AN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19. Po tatoes: California rivers, $3.50 $3.90: Washington gems, - $3.00 $3.50: sweets, No. 1, 3H03c No. 2, 2Vit?3c lb. Livestock SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19. Cattle stcsdy; steers, good. $8,00 0 $8 25; cows, good and choice, $5.00 T$5.60. Calves, steady; medium choice, $7.50 $9.00. ; . Hogs, steady; light. $13.50 $14; medium. $12 $13. Sheep steady; lambs, medium choice. $13(rll5.25; ewes, $46S8; wethers, $94 $11.50. Radio Program Friday, November 80 KPO, 433.8 metera, Hale Brothers and Chronicle, San Francisco. Reg ular features; 6:10 p.m., stocks; 6:30 p. m.. dance orchestra; 8 p. m.. Palace orchestra. KCO, 361 meters. General Elec tric. Oakland. Usual features; 6:30 p. ni., girls' half hour; 6 p. m., din ner concort; 7, p.m., news, stocss, weather, market. KLX, 608 meters, Oakland Trib une. Usual features; 5 p. m., chll' dren's story;. 7 p. m., news; 8 p. m. program commemorating station's second anniversary. KNX 337 meters. Evening Ex- oress. Hollywood. Usual features, 8 n. m.. West Coast theatres; 9 to 11 p. m programs; 1 a. m., Ambas sador urogram. ' KHJ, 405.2 meters. Times, Los Ana-eles. Usual features; 7 p. m children's, hour; 7:30 p.m., Santa rr..ii i. iv. g D. m.. nrogram; io p. m., Blltmore orchestra. KFI. 467 meters, Earle C. Antho. ny, Los Angeles. Usual features; 7 p.m., vocal selections; :su P .Tnlrn contest. ' JQW, 9t-5 meters, Oregonlan, n..,i..yf 9 n. m.. concert; 10:S0 p. m., vaudeville. ifpnA. 454 meters. Rhodes 8tore, Senttlo. 5:16 p.m., weather; 8:30 p. m., program. . EARL SHEPHERD CO. RADIO BETS 8UPPWK9 Fresh Radio Battorlca MTMnlri St, Klamath Shows How Flames By Tone Vibrations of Whistle, Violin i K ta'3.1r"1? Ii 4k.a l . 1: Bf iss.VJsr .'m. ,. .w.-' xv; . ... Wl , Who's loony now? Charles Kcllotrfr, inventor, is demonstrating' a method of extinguishing tire lij tone vibrations. It is declared: that lie ran put out a gus flame ly whistling in a high pitch, and' tmotlicr a Maine by drawing a violin how over a tuning fork. Phy-t ': Mmta arc investigating his remarkable discovery, which he is seen ilrmon-itinir to Buxton firemen. . MajBaqeamaaMJaassav NOOMtw f. Brothers on the same college foot ball eleven are not uncommon. This year Harvard has Its Bradford twins. Bucknell has Its Earl and Myrl Goodwin. But Iowa State probably has the most distinguished pair from the standpoint of value to the team. They are the Behm boys ot Cleve land. Ohio. John Behm captains the team and stars at quarter. His brother, Norton, plafs left half. Johnny Is rated as one of the greatest broken field runners In tbe Missouri Valley conference, It not In tbe west in general. His brother Norton drew almost nation-wide at- tenti- n lost year by tearing off an 80-y.trd run against the powerful Minnesota eleven. . , By an odd coincidence these two lada were the mainstays of a Cleve land coached team. .Sam Williams, tutor ot tbe Iowa Staters, was coach at East Tech High school, Cleveland, before Joining the Iowa Institution. It was at East Tech that the Behm boys learned their football, under William's diligent tutoring. "Spike" Nave, another member of the team, Is also a Cleveland pro duct. Those funny New York state box ing officials, who have the awtulest time trying to figure out some new way of getting Into the limelight be sides declaring championships for feited, have Just pulled another Joke. Ostensibly In an effort to prevent fouls during knockdowns they have decreed that tho referee shall not start to count over, a fallen boxer until his opponent shall have sought a neutral corner and there composed himself. J . , It can be readily seen that this Is more than fair to tbe fallen boxer. In feet. It's so fair that it leans the other .way and cheats the opponent out of a possible knockout now and then. This for tha very simple rea son that no matter how agile the op-, ponent may be he will consume two or threo seconds In reaching the quietude of his corner. This gives the man on the floor an unusually long count. In other FAMOUS FANS 1if R. Purine r m Can Be Put Out -i I I &QO w K safaVBaaaWIWafaBD words, he hrs a. count of 12 to, 13 seconds Imtead of 10 in which to collect Tils strength and clear bis be fuddled brain. And, oh, what a blessing a couple of seconds may be in such a case. There is no way in which tbe fightor on his feet can bo hurried to his corner. Supposing he is none too strong his brain is none too clear. His sense ot self-preservation will prompt him to take bis time seeking his corner that his own brain may clear up, that his own legs may get back under him. In short, the rule departs both from the traditions ot the knock down, from the real reason tor the count of 10 and its fatal ending. Now the idea is good. The oppo nent should be kept away from the fallen tighter until that man is "oft the floor," technically until he has both knees off the canvas. But an efficient referee and there are only a few of them left can keep the eager antagonist in hie place until that time. ' But the commission will try it. Can't fool them. The still recent defeat ot Harvard at the hands of Dartmouth was bad enough in itself, but coming as it did along with other reverses to the so-called Dig Three, It was almost a tragedy. The week before that Holy Cross had beaten the Crimson. -. And, as the latter was going down to defeat Yale was taking a trimming from Pennsylvania. And poor Princeton, while Dart mouth whs whipping Johnny Harv ard, was being squelched by Col gate. - An expert statistician will ne'e '.a- Ktanily that the list of defeats hand ed the Big Three over a two-Satur-dny period totals Just four. And this while Yale's victory over Brown and Princeton's tie game with the Navy formed the only consola tion for the Bulldog and the Tiger. and Harvard had nothing In which to find solace. A sad season Indeed for what -iarJVf b Ni" V4VTH rAv rv i nadtc" j ufs w tcv. u Patte Seren their followers still hold to be the Big Three. : - Tradition makes Yale, Harvard and Princeton the Big Three. This tradition will cling always to these eastern lnsytutlons. But tradition no longer wins football games. For the last couple ot years Tad Jones baa stood between Yale and defeat. fow Tad' team Is having Its troubles. Meanwhile Penn, Colgate,, Dart mouth,, Cornell and other teams are demanding more and more attention' building up a tradition on the Kr!d:run that already knocks at the dcois of the Big Three.. . e ... St. Paul boxing promoter gives Jock Melons, local middleweight, $1,000 more than was guaranteed him for a recent fight. : Now we have only two more things to wait for: A statement from Harry Wills that Dempaey Is the better man and the millenlum. :, . - .. Max Carey, Pittsburg Pirate out fielding hero, has been In a hospital the last few days suffering from a pleurisy attack. Now we know where one ot the world's series checks w(U go. Berkeley-Palo Alto Await Great Game SA.' .FRANCISCO, Nor; 19-Ac-tlvlties on the gridirons of Berkeley and I'nlo Alto have been baited, and -the football players ot California and Stanford have retired to quiet country hotels to await the signal for the state's "big game" Saturday. A tree scoring contest is expected to develop when these traditional rivals meet In the Stanford stadium.' Both teams are stronger on offense than on defense, and with new plays polished and perfectell for the su preme effort ot the year, it seams likely that tbe game will be. wide open. - . Betting continues to hover around even money. Each team, has- been defeated once In conference football, and each has been bowled over by the strong Olympic club. Washing ton made more first downs against California than' against Stanford, but the Cards have a habit of slip ping Into mediocrity, and this fanlt tempers the enthusiasm ot their backers. Stanford looks muen- strongar In the backfleld, with Nevers at toll, Bogue and Murphy at halfback and Mitchell at quarter. Dixon's. Injury made it necessary for Coach Andy Smith to replace Carlson' by Blewett at quarter so that the Bears would have .a kicker. Perrin will be in Dixon's regular bertn, with Imlay at the other halfback position. Jabs or Young will be at fullback. SPEEDERS FINED ' -.Two motorists fed too much gas- . ollne into their automobiles and. as a result, ' yesterday were arraigned ' in Justice court. ' The defendants were II. O. Mord- . oft, of Klamath Falls, and M. M. Moore, of Portland. Both were ar rested by. County Traffic Officer Knowles, and both entered pleas ot guilty. ..... Mordoff was ordered to pay a fine of $16, and Moore was assessed $20. . : BOXER'S JAW BROKEN -SAN FRANCISCO, Not.- 19 "Tuffy" Wing, Portland lightweight; boxer, suffered a broken Jaw in his ring battle here Wednesday night, with Sammy Compagno, ' jnedicaL examination Thursday disclosed. ; Special 'offer to NEW subscrib ers THE NEWS 3 MONTHS for only $1. Subscribe today to the leading newspaper of the county. By Hopp Sk CUE rS, CBOOEOI :. nit ' -
