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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1925)
Rnnfay" Nov 22 far' ' . . j Uys Classified Ads CLA8HIFIRO AD RATES 1 Hut t day .q. I i . , . I-- - s M 1 tint 1 month 1 Unt 4 day ..too -70c i p, EU ... For Sal Real Estate (Can't) perl' - anil. m n . . ' L property. nu jt igl Unco!" or It fell your rm j Itreal rat. tllh tun Farm i out oil l on St. kl.sdld ",'"' '0J E. CloM In. 'go. Oil 01 L 'pbont m-M. ABIILAND THADEIl u going la Klanisth Fslla. Hi ioiik splen did properly In Ashland to trade. B. T. Staples. Ashland. N22-24 FOR RENT (Con'n four rooms 437-It. and bulb. Phon N22-2G IP INTKKKKTKD In Hague lllver Vulloy, wrlle or mil on K. 'T. Htsuloa. Hotel Aahland building, Aahland. KI2-24 bx tor tract of as ps lind, dJoining M mil from city Idir lrrltlon. Thl net for a chlrken k lard, or bold. M, and low Urms. id Urhu. REALTY CU. Lrae Farm Ixwaa Ollf lilt REAU bargains ud farm property. to trad or - RF.OTT CO. ft. Tin B.; c - ' Fans Loaaa 10T It aora kaUdlap, on high- natron acbool, all uim, part In alfalfa. Bill cash, half Initios farm loaa. Tta U a rl snap. JXlLTIf CO. Tib St. K Farm Loans 01U A cholca lot In block 10J Mill Addition for ai low days. Only &0U caah. A liesutlful building alt In , Hut Bprlnaa Addition on Hurn HI., psvvuisnt. I'rlin 1750. THK WALTON WltlfillT CO. Itraldrure llione lUII-W. N22 Flrat clsa rooming houae In Ash land, Ok-pgon. Addreaa Box 136, Nowa. N20-26 Splendid all room modern hnuao on Mulih St. Price 85. Ho. 101 Lincoln or Phone S38-M. A nit(;Aiv On of tha brat lota In Hot Bprlnga, went front on pavsmnnt. 1 1 000. Aak for Roar. Trice WAVTKO Parly looking for location for atnro and filling alallon on Da Ilea California Highway, lint loca tion In town at tha price. A real nap. Aak for French. Five room plastered houe, 'or foundation. Uaraga. Price I1.C5U. 1210 cash. A. A. P.K1.I.MAN CoTN. tan Hnmih Hi. J McCarthy lllorlt Ition I.V Mi Foil BALK A bargain In a four room bungalow with bath, pan try, and two porches, large lot and garage, partly furnished. I'rlc I20V0. $500 down and reasonable monthly payment. 901 Lincoln or Phone 5S4-M. FOU BALE Four room and bath plant err d bungalow In good loca tion, large lot, barn on hack, trees, near school. Frlr 13000. K01 Lincoln, or Phone S38-M. FOU BALE 1C0 acre near Monan M. on highway. Price 110.000 csah. 140 acre under Irriga tion. 001 Lincoln, or Phone S38-M. v. , i it the hue sea i il mm n i i born la th rtrn kalis una ana ons-nsir acra I ttooib for an- iM la nlc lawn. try, garage. m down, btl- larmtnts, pln- a I Moment. Call Ign (3S-H. 1 Hotuis ', allr furnlih. P u llrat payment "int about foor axu n parnment. 1 "". Btf Mh''d ranrh nroner- r Mrtl Of Ik OAiinl fwcall lot Llnuola. fc good 50 hv lift I" rroot .treot, Mill Etrahorn railroad. all 01 Lincoln. f modern 6-room InM 11 Enn. . Call 101 Mnrnln -Splendid Plttuo oa Crenri.nl or phone 5J6-M. V H all part of the r rr Nat iin.n .. mm pau oionpa,,! balance. r pnon 6S-M. -If Ton im 1..L1- - . III IM... j . """""g OI wiHted farm. 1 have I Phi. . : 1 """ irom . . LVli ood build- r tn. mwn - ; " ".'"'" Price .y " "n:oln Bt. In alfalfa and potato, on high way, eloaa In. Price 11.000, oa eaay terma 101 Lincoln. Phone tS-M. Low Interem, lone term farm loan WIHIIAHD REALTY CO, lao Bo., Tth Bt. laaauraaoa Real Batata. Fan Oltl FOR BALE Bom aplandld lot In Mill Addition, rery cheap.. Phone 6J0-M or call tOl Lincoln. FOR BALK Only a few good lot left ID Mill Aaauion; price inn actt. Phone tld-M or call (01 Lincoln. TWO SPLENDID reatdence lou en Lincoln tret. . Prlc $360 each. Annlr 01 Lincoln or Phone 6J-M. FOR 8ALK Two-room hou with cloaed-ln porch, garage, large ioi, clone to Oregon ar. pavement: price 11,200, one-turd aown, oai once on eaay terms. Phone 6J6-M or call at til Llnooln et. Apartment. Three larro inn.. "-'oae in. Call 624 High - N22W FOR SALE Miscellaneous Nowton Apple Can glv you a bargain In the yield of email orchard. Orchard run. Come and get tlm, K, T, 8l,plo, let Aahland Lulldlng. N22-24 inraeya, nv or dreaaod. Phone "-. N22-24 Three 4 .pane window and framea on door ultable for garage oi cabin, 3. 2121 While Ave. N21-24 SPO RTS (Continued) from ruge Bui) For cooked foods, dairy product nnd luncheo ry The Milk Houne 11 No. 4th. Phone 40-J. N21tf Lloyd baLy buggy. 4 20-J. Cheap. Call N21-24 Four doalrulile lot for eule for cash. Will take part payment In mlllc cow or heifer. Phone 4-W. N20-22 Winchester pump gun, choke bored. wuu imuHr case, 13b. Kajo ryllndor head for Ford $36. Phone 437-J. Nl-9-22 Wood Limb wood for ealo. $10 a cord delivered. Phone. 848. N18tf Ford delivery In good condition, Call at Imperial Garage, 3rd ana Main Bt. N(tf Dodge aedan, flna condition. Good runner, shock absorber. $450 Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main. N16tf- Ford touring. Btarter. new paint, 166 worth new rubber. $145. Howie Motor Co., 12lh and Main. N'16tf. Maxwell Club Bedan. 1925. Good condition. $(75. Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main. Phone $79. NIStf opponent bav found out. Gibbon has mat some good men on the coast. He recently won a air round decision over Jimmy Harms of Seattlo, th latter taking1 them all on In and around the Queen city of Pugnt Sound. Jimmy If th brother of Otlly Harm, of whom all fans of the coast have an in timate knowledge due to bia bard fighting qualities. Watson la a boy who ts also to furnish an exceptional go on the coming card. Just now U. Is "not settled who b In to meet except that It will be either Wilbur Har rington or Mike DePinto. DoPlnto will be remembered as the last IIU! Italian boxer who stood up gamely against Kid Starkey In the main event here a few weeks ago. This card too, will be what Is termed a double-head- liner, the two leading . bout between men who have shown .In the bead line events during most of their recent fights, For Harrington, It will be a chance to show what be has got. He aod Watson will be about the same weight or close on thereto, which will give the Chlloquln boy an op portunity to meet someone. little cleverer, but without having to give away weight. There are there too who pay Harrington the tribute to say that Watson has nothing on him In the way of cleverness unless experience has ' given him such. That, however, remains to be seen. when the bout comes off. One .other thing In which the rani will 1ie Interested ts that a change of referees Is to be effected for the next bout. Those who follow the boxing game alwaya like to see a referee changed after so many fights. There was also voiced some dlsat la faction with th former re fere'e doclslon on everl bouts, so that tbe management of Scandla Hall believed it was just as well to try some one else. That's tbe best anyone can do. Bobby Hoes has been announced for the men to succeed Powell. Ross ts a man who has the confidence of a large following In' this section of the country. He know his grocer ies too when It comes to telling a couple of belllgerant where they get off at and I bold capable, of making up,, 6 mind as to tine merits of a fighter without fear or favor, . CHRYSLER STOCK CAR GETS RECORD Ray Logan Drive Machine Over San Benito Road For Mile In .32 A Chrysler semi-stock car, owned and driven by Itay Logan, an em ploye of the Southern California Chrysler distributor, has captured the. world's record for a mile stralght-away for this type of car. Logan drove his Chrysler a meas ured mile In 22.2 second on Oc-1 tober 10 at Roger dry lake In San Bernardino county. This la at the rate of lll.S mile per hour. The former record made by Joe Nikrant In the same spot on April 17, 1923, was 108.24 miles per hour. The Chrysler run was made nnder the supervision of Los Angeles news paper men, who beld the stop watches, certified the distance, and sgroed that Chrysler bad set a new world' record for cars of this type. They were John Swallow, "Express," Hersbell Bluett, "Herald," Frank C. Johnson, "Examiner" awl R. J. Orewer, "Times." This record Is considered alt the more remarkable because Logan has never hod any experience with tbe fast ones. He Is only twenty-three years old. but had ambitions that point toward the speedway, and a fast Chrysler Is bis first step in that direction. Officials of the Chrysler organisa tion and Richfield Oil company were congratulate the young speed demon on his soccers. Logsn'a Chrysler ts a modified clock car. . The principal changes ! madn wero the substituting of a ' llghur flywheel, the shortening f the whcelbase to 100 inches, th Installation of an extra carburetor and the changing of the gear ratio from rtandard 4.8 to 1, to 3.28 to 1, and replacement of the standard body whh one of the racing type. However, the pistons, connecting rods, crankshaft and other parts of tbe motor were Identical with those upon to support th major dlau-lbV luting plana of th eastern factories, duo to tbe heavy winters In the cen tral and northern' part of tbe ooaa- try, which bold up baying interest.; Mr. Peed will review tbe results et the significant prleo change . fa the Overland Standard sedan, which.; a now being sold at the lowest price ever set on an enclosed car of stand ard pec1flcat1on. '.') He will alio go Into the results obtalr.i through tbe Overland six and the Wlllrs-Knight oax. two new and major developments of Willys- that are In every Chrysler that goes ; 0c land during the past year. on the road, and Chrysler officials! Just preceding the trip now being feel that the supreme test that these ; made by Mr. Peed, came ' the ' an- motor units were given In carrying the Chrysler over the course at 111.8 miles per hoar proves con clusively the worth of the stock Chrysler. - MLYHVERLND CHIEF ON COAST L. G. Peed, general sales manager for the Willys-Overland, Inc., la now on bis annual Arip through the Pa cific coast territory, visiting the factory branches and distributor ships representing the huge organi zation, whose sales policies be di rect. His trip this year takes on more than the usual significance of a visit of this nature, owing to the tremendous gains, which, hare been mode in the sale of Overland and Wilrys-Knlgiv: motor cars during the past year. - . The winter months find tbe Pa-) nonncement from tbe factory that the Willys-Knight six, which bad previously been made In flve-pae-senger models only In th sedan type, is now being furnished In sv seven-passenger model. Distinctive features of the new seven-pssiiMiger; sedan are: Tire carrier on the left front side of the ear, fitting Into the, front fender, deep body dimensions, and a low swung chassis. ' ' TOLEDO, Ohio, Not. 21. The To-, ledo "slugger" made another attack on an unidentified woman here to-t night. Tbe woman, who refused to disclose her name, was attacked six squares from tbe spot where Mlas Lorlne Braun, 18, was' picked np unconscious, tbe victim of an at-; tacker, . earlier In the evening, she told police. , . Ton:; Jt's attacks took place in tbe couth part of Toledo, miles from the scene of Che earlier assanrta.;, - '.,1 9 Bank Bnrrcgh's ' ' i; ' Adding Mschlnes. $86, ' ' ' at Southwell's. N22-44V-! on band when tbe run was made to ciflc coeri territory being called Christmas Cards lc to $1.00','-, at Southwell's. -' - N2.24.T ess Chevrolet tourfng. 1925. Balloon tires. Extra tire, bumpers, snub bers, other ' extrss. Fine buy for $495. Howie Motor Co., 12-th and Main. . N15tt lakima spurU; per twt. - 3.26J Apples, box. 750 to 1.76 Onions, cwt. .. 1.26 Grspes, per lb .03a to 05c Fresh Eggs, by th esse 48c Fresh Eggs by the dos. 50c Hoottl's Produce Co. SOI East Main Bk Phone 037 . N8 tf LOST Open bridle between Main and So, (th street on Broad. Reward. Call 426-J. N21-24 HELP WANTED Mnle MAN WANTED (City or country) old Mtsbllshed company will cup ply cspltal and start you In your own permanent business selling necessities peopl must buy every dsy. Experience unnecessary, Write McConnon ft Co., Factory 290, Winona, Minn. B20 HELP WANTED Female FOR RENT jULnnnrinri-r 1 1 -' Partly furnished modern house. 2150 Vine. Phone 381-J-l. N22-25" December 1st, Flrat class modern five room apartment with range, honting stove and "'.. J2 Joffonon Bt. Phone 878. N21-27 lamath Ni-ws ' E,?r,,!"-l"NO CO. Bh i!"!? Hurd. lf.. Si...rn""1. aecre- lln" th n - treasurer. l' I- i n S.CJ" Moo- sVl, !." opy win u V e.rrir.""bl In Adv.n.. K "rlep l"' wek ... rta Co.; - .o Room for one or two gentlomen. Furnace heat. Bath adjoining. Phone 203. N2--2 FOR RENT Four room moden house. Furniture also for sale All very reasonable. 720 No. 9tl Bt. N20-22' HELP WANTED FEMALE .. . Woman far genoral housework. Phone 379. N22-25 Wanted woman for bouse work. Call at 1120 High St. N22 MICHIGAN WINS BIG TEN HONOR Minnegofa T5tej Into Camp After Gruelling ffiill By 35 to 0 Score ANN ARBOR. Mich., Nov. 21. (United Press) Michigan won the big ten football championship here this afternoon by passing, plunging and intercepting Its way to a smash ing 35 to 0 victory over Minnesota. The Yost men, excelling In every department of the game, moved Into an early and commanding lead, and registered a touchdown in every quarter until the final, when a sus tained drive netted two touchdowns.' Michigan's brilliant attack was backed by .a stonewall line, which held the players virtually through out tbe game In Gopher territory, and repeatedly speared the tamed Minnesota shift, which last week rolled up a score of 33 to 0 against Iowa, ' The game was played under Ideal conditions before a crowd of 60,000 fans, who Jammed every available seat In ths Ferry field stadium. Woman to cook on ranch. Good wages. All winter job. . D. D, Llskey. Melln. Ore. N20-26 WANTED Laundry to do at home. Bilks and tine work a specialty. Mrs. D, A. Root. 1422 Msntanltn St, Phone J24-R. N17-22 , !I'ti Win, ."WISP. Km the w lAt. or ld or P A 1 KLAHAfu FAILS Garage. Call 1117 Lincoln aiiei p, Hi. or auring am? Main St. Phone 806-W. N20-21 Four room house with bath, rangi and heater. cttwr Alameda. Phone 486-R. N17tl Two room apartment, hot and told water, sos ,el,;5J, . FOR RENT Three room "d tatb , trn1hod house. . fS1" .IT .....j i..nnn Price 850 month Call at 0l' Lincoln or phone ' 536-M. . Four room house. Phon 41-W tMrtfl ntrvtrf Vr iat VnAlsl vjt nnni rw' frt-i 11(1 Bhlpplngton highway. ,Prlc Tnonth. Call at 901 Lincoln or phono 686-M. FOR RENT Modern bungalow on nnvom.ni un fnrii Iflhod I range in kitchen. Price $60 ajjlh. C HI Lincoln: phone oao-i". FOR RENT First class apartment, steam heated, mc Oarthjr Apartments, f . Poons tOO. . . 01411 Will pay cash for used Ford or Chevrolet, any shape or model, 623 Smith 6th. Nil DIP MISCELLANEOUS 3nxophone repaired, repadded, ad justed or overhauled. Factory ex perience. Agent for Buescher saxophones and band Instru ments. Cash or time payments. L L Stein, 436 No. 2nd St. N23 Urty will share apartment with hlKh school girl or man. Call 989-W, evenings. , N21-27' r J Leroy Johnson, teacher of nlr' 204 So. Riverside. Thurs day 'from 1 to 4. Call or Phone 473-M during etudlo hours only. Lady will share Pnrtment with .innlble woman. Box 109, . News. N17-22 UOTEL ASTOD risndAHUI UAnrd-" EVERT ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET 50 Beth.. .M-rtV-. ao-wShoppingn....-..-- jj FRtS GARAGE Tr0 lrm l DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS Wheat PORTLAND, Nov. 21. Hard white, $1.54; soft white, $1.53; western white $1.63 Hi hard winter. $1.50; northern spring, $1.50; wes tern red, $1.49. Butter PORTLAND. Nov. 21. Selling price, box low, creamery prices: prints, extras, 67c; for plain wrap per; dairy, buying price, 38c. Cheese Selling price, Tillamook county triplets. 31c 32c; loaf. 3 2c 4 33c; Oregon triplets, not branded, 28c; Tillamook, fo.b., selling prices: triplets, 2o: loaf. 29c; Coos county cheese, selling price to retailers: triplets, 30c; loaf, 31c, Kwrs Buying prices, current receipts, 46o dosen; hennery whites, 49c; hennery pullets. 38c; under slied. 26c doien. Live Poultry Selling price, .heavy hens. 25c per pound: light to medium hens, iic; springs, heavy. 23c: light, 29c 30c; pokln ducks, 22c; colored. 0c' '' w Turkeys Fancy dressed. 40c 43c; ordin ary. S4c37c;. fancy live turkeys, 28c 4f 30c. ' A few more hats to close opt , Bee Begin. Drees Shop. 129 So. 7th St.. n 8hMtC0$j KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL Our nursery accommodates fourteen babies. BaslntU raserred on re- , jo IV t nsw?: . . ''OI41 ' spare! oh! YOU'LL WANT TO SING LIKE A BIRD It's some relief to get a set of real tires on your car. . You won't have to pull but of the garage wondering whether or not you'll be coming home on the rim. Get a pair of SE1BERLING CORDS. They're the best in surance against trouble you can buy. True, there are lower priced tires, but what's the use investing in a bunch of trouble? A set of cheap tires will get you by for a while, but not for long, and then' when - your worries start they will certainly come in bunches. ' ' Ever have to get out in the rain to change tires? We'll bet that itfdidn't appeal to you as being a partic ularly humorous situation. Why tempt fortune too far? A blow-but may mean more than discomfort it may mean disaster. Play safe! Get a set of tires that you know will stand the gaff. Get your SE1BERL1NGS how. " SEIBERLING CORDS n 30x31,, 4 Ply $18.50 30x3 V., 6 Ply 24.00 29x440" 23.50 32x4ya, 8 Ply 53.00 Portage Cords 30x3 $H50 30x314 12-50 80x5, 8 Ply ..-.$ 68.00 33x5, 8 Ply 73.00 32x6, 10 Ply - 106.00 32x6, 10 Ply O. S. ........ 112.00 . ' ' Other Makes " 30x3 .......'. $ 7.i95 30x3 12 8.65 30x3i Cord 10.25 Balsiger Motor Co. Home , of Guaranteed U Used Fords Authorised Ford Sales and Service Cth and Klamath Phone 427 'Jght Testing Station for . Fords and Ford-Equip-, ped Cars
