The Klamath news., November 28, 1925, Image 10

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KjB and up-io-on-i
VZ property, end In
FT VrlM 115.000 Ott
ftst U1 Lincoln or
10x11 "
u,7i- Addition, near
ZZi. Price 1260
r, T3MI or ll .1
Lwtsdid earner lot
hut, HUSO '
L it 000. Call 01
I r phone 636-M.
Lst u sell your farm
I o intsresi rate,
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bp BK.M-TV CO.
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Farm Loans
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k HI tor tract of ex-
git land, sdjolnlng
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udtr Irrigation. Tola
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Irwk garden, or both.
rlibt. aid low terms.
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It. 7th Si.
Ittsraace
Farm Loans
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Mill REAL bargains
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il REALTY CO.
It. 7th Bt,
Imrtace
Farm Loan
Oltf
1L BCT 10 acre
M tilldlngt. on high
road from fchool, all
btlot, part In alfalfa.
Half caah, halt
v time farm loan.
k nil u a real snap.
REALTY CO.
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Ma tint Payment
fut about four-
P aai an pavement.
futn. 8 Ott i
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Ham of (ha fiaunl.
HoU ol Lincoln.
HI rood 60 hr 110
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Hnr Bftdrrn B-room
If" H.500; terma.
P all oi Lincoln.
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CLASSIFIED AO JUTES
10. 1 Una t day. iia , ,
For Sal Real Estate (Con't)
110 acres of out o( the beat farm
In Klamath county, with paid
up water right. 1'rlca 1126 par
acra. van ui Lincoln Bt
Phone (ll-M.
A splendid 40 sere ranch, wall Inv
proved, naar Olene. Cheao. A
good littla ranch for raiting poul
try. Appiy at oi Lincoln
lbono 636-M.
Thraa room plsstered houaa, fur
nlahed, corner lot. Price 1 1 b 00
1500 caab, US per mouth.
Four room modern houaa, fine lo
cation. Price 13000. Will ex.
change (or email houae, or mod
erate price car and aoms caah.
A good five room, plaaterad house,
modern, big lot. uat o(f pave-
mcnt. clota In. Price 13100. 11000
to 11600 will handle.
A. A. UKU.M VN ill.
McCarthy illdg. lao No. 7tll St.
Splendid alx room modern houaa on
Ninth w. I'rlca 11.250. 101
Lincoln or Pbona 636-M.
FOR BALK A bargain In a four
room buugalow with bath, pan
try, and two porchea, large lot
and garage, partly furalahed.
I'rlca !000. 1500 down and
reaaonable monthly paymenta. 101
Lincoln or Phone 631-M.
FOH SALE Four room and bath
plaatrred bungalow In good loca
tion, large lot, barn on back,
tritet, near achool. Price $3000.
101 Lincoln, or Pbona 631-M.
FOH SALE 150 acre near Bonan
la, on highway. Price f 10.000
caah. 140 acrea under Irriga
tion. Sol Lincoln, or Phone
631-M.
Low Intereat. long tarm farm loani
WIBHAIID IlKALTY CO.
120 So. 7th St.
Iararaoco
Ileal Eatate. Farm Loaaa
Oltf
FOR SALE Only a few good lota
left la MUla Addition; price Si50
each. Phone 631-M or call 101
Lincoln.
FOR SALB Two-room houae with
cloeed-ln porch, garage, large lot,
cloae to Oregon ave. pavoment;
price 11.100. one-third down, bal
ance on eaay terma. Phone 6SS-M
or rail at 001 Lincoln at.
FOR RENT
Room. Furnlthed, boated. 305
Pine. N2S-2D
Modern three room house. 2160
Vine. Call 835 N28
inirtmnt - ThrM rooms, furnish
ed, clean, light, airy. No child
ren. Apply Sanson's Studio or
Phone U4-M. N24-19
Two-room furnished modern apart
- meat; Call -0 -Jefferson St.
. . Nlt-tl
One tour room apartment and one
three room, both ave private
baths and are well furnished.
Price ot four room apartment Is
146.00, and the three room is
40.00 per month, on Kwauna
Helghte, on pavement. Apply
. at 101 Lincoln. Phone 631-M.
Cabins to while men." flee Collins.
724 Market St. N25 D25
Garage. 204 So. Rlversld. Phone
472-M. N2Stf
Fnrnlibed apartment.
Phone 601.
N24-27 '
FOR RENT Three-room house. 738
California av. N24-27
December 1st. Flrtt class modern
five room apartment with range,
heating stove and outlet. .180
Jefferson St. Phone 178. N21-27
Four room house with hath, range
' .. h..tAi rnrnor Main and
Alnmeda. Phone 48&-K. mi"
FOR RENT Four room and bath
furniahed houae. with garage. In
good location. Price $60 month.
Call at 601 Lincoln or - phone
B80-M. -
FOR RENT First class furnished
apartment, steam heated. Mc
Carthy Apartments, 630 Pine.
Phone $00. 014H
Apartment. Three Inrge rooms fur
nished. Close In. Call 624 High.
N22lf
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
ttalvt'ta
Light welltnt touring car. cheap:
tires are worth the price askod.
Inquire Apartment 9, BrD,B;
Apts., 812 Oak St. N28 PI
II. D. motorcycle for sale. Cheap,
2205 Union Ave.- N26-28 -
vin qa i t. tor tmirlnK enr, latest
" . '.T'.'.' "... mn.h! Inst like
new: bnranlu. Bulrk and Star
(inrnge.
For cooked foods, dairy Products
and lunches try The Milk House.
11$ No. 4th. Phone 490-J. N21tf
n . ., , .Aflj eondltlon
rora oeuvery in """" " ta
Call at Imperial 0tm,
..tOo
-76o
FOR SALE (Con'M
lforSid.bk" """ h Cal
'"""''"' P'te gUna encloa
uro. If yoa want a Mw
110 mK', ot "PP'oxlmately
1500, thla 1, your opportunity
Phoni'di" L00ml
r"d o;l. Late 1925. Uaed
bout 1 montha. Balloona and
other extraa. for noarly $200
lota than new car. Buick and
blar Oarage, 12t Main St.
, N25tf
APJ a Cider, gal.
Yak ma apuda, per cwt 3 ,j
Applet, box, . 75a . - ,
Onlona, cwt. Z"Z i ll
l' :o'i"i'0 5
rreah Kggt, by the cue 48c
Freeh. Kgga by the dot. 50c
. Hcoitl'e Produce Co.
201 Eaat Main St Phone 027
N3 tf
TO EXCHANGE
2 V4 ton Republla .trlack to icll or
trade for late model Ford truck
Oood condition. ; John Lltkey
.. Morrill, Ore. N26 D3
WANTED Potition
YOUNO Woman deatrea potition aa
houaekoeper or cook on ranch.
Addreaa 421 H N, Tenth St.
N24-29
WANTED
Will pay caah for uted Ford or
Chevrolet, any ahape or model.
622 South 6th. Nil D10
MISCELLANEOUS
HematltchlnK. 'All taat v colore.
Work done quickly and guaran
teed. Knit Bilk underwear a
apeclalty, Mra. U. M. Allender,
614 Walnut Ave. N28 D28
WANTED Your Chrlatmaa embroid
ering and crocheting done well
and reaaonable. Phone 451-M
621 8 6U St. N24-28
HEMSTITCHING, c and 8c yd. un
derwear and chlldrin'a aewlng.
Mm. Lagvaon a Shop 133 N 4th.
N24-20
Lady will a ha re apartment with
high achool girl or-woman. Call
DAILY MARKET
QUOTATIONS
llutter
PORTLAND, Nor. 27. Selling
prices creamery prlnta, 67c; dairy
buying price, JSc.
" " Cherse
Selling price, Tillamook county
triplets, 31c32c: loaf, 32c 33c;
Oregon triplets, not branded, 21c;
Tillamook, f.o.b. selling prices, trip
lets, 28c; loaf, 19c; Coos county
cheese, selling: price to retailers,
triplets, 30c; loaf. 31c.
- - KgKs
Buying prices, current receipts,
39c; hennery whites, 45c; hennery
pullets, 36c: under sited. 25c.
Live Poultry
Selling prices, heavy hens, 25c;
light to medium hena, J 8c; springs,
heavy. 24c; light, 28cS0c; pekin
ducks, 22c; colored, 20c.
Turkeys
Fancy dros8ed',''42c46c; ordin
ary, 35c04Oc; fancy, live turkeys,
10c.
Wool
PORTLAND, Nov. 27. Nominal
valley fine half blood, 30c 32c;
medium or blood, 30c32c;
coarse or blood, 28c 30c; braid,
15c 28c.
Cash Wheat
PORTLAND, Nov. 27. Club,
)1.68; big bend blttestem, $1.62;
ordinary bluestem or nanri, si.tis;
turkey red, ordinary, ai.oo; mnoj
red,' dark fancy, $1.68; red Russian,
$1.54. ' ", ' """ "
Livestock
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27. Cat
tle firm, active; atoers, good, $8.00
$8.50; cows, good and choice,
$5.00$5.50. '' '
Calves, firm and nctlve; medium
choice, $8.00 $9.60.
Hogs firm and active: light.
$13. 50T$H-75;" medium, $12.00
$13.00.
Sheep, firm and active: lambs,
medium choice. " $13.00 $16.26:
ewes, $4.00 $8.00; wethers, $9.00
$11.50.' ''-
1'otntoo
SAM FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.
r.1if,rnla rivers. $3.75$4.00;-
WnahlnKlon gems, $3.60 $3.76;
sweets. No. 1, .1Vc3c; No. 2,
3c. '
LiOTEL ASTOD
I lad Hill
EVERY ROOM PRIVATE TOILET
50)4 Baiht New. Modem
Clotew Shopping District and Theatres
FREE CARAGE Tari lrom $1.50
M'DONALD TALKS
ON LOCARNO PACT
(Continued Prom Pago Mae)
aolxed Immediately then the harvaat
will never ripen,
The work of the Locarno pact
muat be aupplemented.
If It la to be effective everything
poaalble muat be done to regain Rua-
tla'a frlendahlp and obtain her mem
berahlp In the league.
The pact-muat lead to disarma
ment. In proportion at we fall to
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CltKDlTOHS
In the County Court ot the State
of Oregon, for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Clarence Jonee. Deceased.
The underalgned having teen
appointed by the County Court of
the State ot Oregon. lor Klamath
County, Admlnlatrator ot the ea
tate of Clarence Jonet, deceased,
notice la hereby given to the credi
tors of, and all peraona having
clalma againat eald deceaaed, to
preaent them verified aa required
by law, within alx montha after the
flrat publication of thla notice to
auld Walter West, Admlnlatrator,
at the office of W. C. Van Emon.
Lawyer. 204-5 Hart Hid.. 7th and
Main Btreete, Klamath Falla, Ore.
Dated Nov.- 18. 125..
WALTER WEST.
Admlnlatrator of the Eatate
of Clarence Jonet, De
ceased. N20.27 D8.10 '
NOTICE TO CKLUITOKS
v- .
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF" OREOON; FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
In the Matter of the Eatate of Edd
Smith, Deceaaed.
Notice la hereby given by the
underalgned executor of the estate
of Edd Smith, deceaaed, to the
creditors of, nd all peraona bar
ing clalma against, said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the neces
sary voucher!, within' tlx montha
after the first publication ol this
notice, to aaid executor at his of
fice at 1020 Main Street, Klamath
Falls, Klamath Coanty, Oregon, the
same being the place (or the trans
action of the business of said es
tate In the County of Klamath,
State of Oregon.
FRED BUESINO,
Executor qf the Estate of
Edd Smith, Deceased.
023.30 N, 13,20,17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator with the will annexed of
the estate o( Joesph A. W hitting.
ton. deceaaed, aas has qualified.
All persons having- clalma againat
said estate are notified to present
the same to me with proper vouch
ers, at the office of D. V. Kuyken
dall. 16 Loomls Building. Klamath
Falls, Oregon, within eix months
from November 6, 1925.
D. V. KUYKENDALL.
Administrator with the will
annexed, i
N6.13.20.27 D4
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the
underalgned, administratrix ot the
estate of Don C. Redfield, deceased,
will on and after December 14th.,
1926, sell at public or private eale.
to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, all of the right tiUe and
Interest owned by the said deceased
at the time of his death In and to
the following described real pro
perty, to-wlt: the east halt of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-eight
and the east halt ot the
northwest quarter ot section thirty
three In township thirty-eight south,
ot range ten E. W. M 1n Klamath
County, Oregon. Blda muat he In
writing and may be submitted at
the oftloe of Fay Morris, Atty. 115
South Fifth Street, Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
FANNIE M. THOMPSON,
Administratrix of the Es
tate of Don C. Redfield,
Deceased.
N14.ll.28-P5.il
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY.
Mrs. Melissa E. Chase Plaintiff, vs.
Leona Eldred Defendant.
To Leona Eldred the above named
detendant:
In the Name ot the State ot Ore
eon: You are hereby notified that Mrs.
Melissa E. Chase, the holder of Cer
tificate of Delinquency numbered
1297. Issued on the 29th day ot
Sent.. 1924. by the Tax Collector
ot the County ot Klamath, State of
Oregon, for the amount or live and
73-100 ($5,791 collars, tne same
being the amount then due and
delinquent for taxes for the year
1920. toaetner witn penalty, inter
est and costs thereon upon the real
property assessed to you, ot which
you are the owner, as appears of
record, situated In said County and
State, and particularly bounded and
described as follows, to-wlt:
Lota one, two, three and
four; block twenty-three, Bow
ne Addition to the town of
Bonanza, Klamath County,
Oregon.
You are further notified that
said Mrs. Melissa E. Chase has
paid taxes on aald premises for
prior or subsequent years with the
rate of Interest on said amounts
as follows:
Year's
Tax
Date Tax Receipt . Rate of
Paid Nt. Interest
1921
1922
1923
1924
Sept. 29, 1924 ' 6448
Sept. 29, 1924 7443
Sept 29, 1924 4590
April 4. 1926 1587
RAlnff a total ot Tax, interest and
H7,l4,il,M fiM2,19. i.
effect an agreement on disarmament.
so Is the risk of war greater.
Nobody believes that a war can
arise over a quarrel in the Rhine
valley. Where the war will arise Is
nearer the Danube than the Rhine.
The lighting ot the match will take
place. It 1C takes place at all, In
middle and eastern Europe.
Therefore, when we look at the
map ot Europe, we see what a tre
mendous hinterland of war risks la
still left untouched. In that hinter
land of small nations, rent and riven
with racial troubles, economic
troubles, religious troubles and po
litical trouble and Jealousies, Lo
carno cannot be applied. We bave
to remember that the hinterland has
to be covered In some way with
peace and security.
The pact, the spirit of the pact,
the psychological effect of the pact.
Is going to advance us substantially,
I hope, in the way of peace.
These criticisms I have made are
In tbe nature of developments, and
the taking of opportunities, which
the pact undoubtedly presents to
Europe.
But tbe best tribute that can be
paid to any really substantial piece
of work la to look at It with one eye
very sympathetically, and with the
other eye very critically.
I happened to be on tbe continent
Radio Program
Saturday, November 28
KPO, 428.3 meters. Hale Brothers
and Chronicle, San Francisco Reg
ular features; 1 p. m.,' Selger or
chestra; 2:30 p. m., musical pro
gram; 3:30 p. m.. Palace orchestra;
6:15 p.m., football scores, stocks;
6:30 p. m.. States orchestra; 8 p. m.,
Cablria orchestra.
KGO, 361 meters, General Elec
tric, Oakland. Usual features;
12:30 p. m., weather, atocks; 4 p.m.,
St. Francis orchestra; 8 p. m sport
review;, 8:15 p.m., band concert,
Odd Fellows, San Jose; 10 p. m.,
dance mualc.
KLX. 508 meters. Tribune, Oak
land. 7 p. m., news. Silent
KNX, 337 meters. Express, Holly
wood, 8:15 p.m., banjo program
10:30 a.m., French lesson; 3 p.m.,
football score; 7 p. m.. Insect life
talk; 7:15 p.m., church announce
ments; 7:30 p.m., organ concert; 8
p.m., feature program; 10 p.m.,
Ambassador program.
KFBK, 248 meters, Bee, Upson
Kimball, Sacramento. 7:30 p.m.
weather; 7:30 p.m.! children's hour;
7:46 p.m., vocal program; 8:40 p.
m.. Instrumental and vocal program;
t p. n. syncopation program.
KHJ, 405.2 meters,' Times, Los
Angeles. 12 noon. Arcade orches
tra; 12:30 p.m., Egyptian ballroom
orchestra; 2:30 p.m., matinee; 6:3
p.m., children's program; 8 p. m
nrocram: 11:50 p.m., Elite or
chestra.
KFI, 467 meters, Earle C. Antho
ny, Los Angeles. 6:30 p.m., mati
nee program; 6:30 p.m., programs;
7 p. m Don Petty orchestra; 8 p.
m., program; 9 p.m., vocal program;
10 p.m., radio club program; 11 p.
m.. Midnight frolic.
KFOA, 454.1 met., Rhodes Store
Seattle. 4 p. m., Huffman orches
tra; 0 p. mv concert, Olympic or
chestra; . 9:30 p.m., Harknees dance
orchestra playing from Olympic Ma
rine room.
EARL SHEPHERD CO. "
RADIO SETS BCPPLIK8
Fresh Radio Batteries
807 Slain St, ' KUmath Falla
Said Leona Eldred, as the owner
of the legal title ot the above des
cribed property, as" the same ap
pears of record, and each of the
other persons above named are
hereby farther notified that Mrs.
Melissa E. Chase will apply to
the 'Circuit Court of the County
ad ' State aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the iien againat the
property above described and men
tioned in said certificate. And you
are hereby aummoned to appear
within sixty days after the first pub
lication of the summons, exclusive
ot the day of said first publication,
and defend this action or pay the
amount due as above shown togeth
er with costs and accrued interest,
and In case of your failure to do
so, a decree will be rendered fore
closing the lien ot said taxes and!
costs against the land ana prem
ises above named.
This summons is published by or
der of the Honorable A. L. Leavltt,
Judge ot the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for the county of
Klamath, and aald order was made
and dated this 8th day of Nov.
1925, and the date of the first pub
lication ot this summons is the
7th day of Nov. 1925.
All process and papers In this,
proceeding may be served upon the
undersigned, residing witnin tne
State of Oregon, at the address
hereafter mentioned. - '
WM. F. B. CHASE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address: Bonanza, Oregon.
14.54 12
Total ....$5.08
Total .... 4.87
Total 3.52
4.35
3.14
S.72
12
12
12
Total ... S.98I
123.8?
Penalty of
.
when the pact was signed. V The
psychological change waa almost
miraculous. I have never known
Couelsm to be practiced on so large
a scale or with such a mass effect.
At onco everybody felt they were
at peace.
SYNDICATE PLOTS
SCHEME LAID BARE
(Continued from lago Nine)
came to public notice only Friday,
although the bomb syndicate has
been doing a rucalng business for
perhaps the last two or three years.
The activities ot the employes of the
bomb syndicate have kept up a
constant racket here that every
day aeems like a good fashioned
Fourth ot July.
The organization has been having
a merry time of It. Business was
good. In fact state's' Attorney Rob
ert E. Crowe says that a bombing
trust exists. Its leaders have got
the bomb throwing business sewed
up In this town. If any rival or
ganisation tried to come In well.
It Is good night for the rival or
ganlxation. All this came to the attention
of the authorities from the confes
sion ot Lena Schrock Rice, a meek
little woman of 30. Lena fell In
love' with a professional bomb
thrower, Fred Wanqulst, whose
amorous proclivities induced her to
desert her three children in Battle
Creek, Mich., and come to Chicago.
Here she occasionally helped Fred
"do a job." '
It was while helping the other
night that the police arrested her
and Fred and one other red-hand
ed. A spluttering bomb was hid
den under Lena's cape, when the
police caught her.
Lena told all. Great excitement.
State's Attorney Crowe took the
moat drastic step of his six year of
ficial career by asking that a spe
cial grand Jury be Impanelled to
. Free Radio Log Sheet
We want to know what your
radio set is doing in the way
of getting stations. Card board
sheets specially arranged by the
Earl Shepherd Radio Department
as well as Radio Station Pro
grams are absolutely free. Ask
for them at 507 Main St.
Because it's ComfortaVle
another important reason for your travel over
Southern Pacific Lines
Get extra value for your travel funds
go by train. , '!,'
Ride In long, eagy-riding coaches a
comfortable, roomy seat In which you can
relax In entire ease, read or converse or
plan your activities at journey's end.
f Speedy trains leave at convenient hours,
and, ho matter where, Southern Pacific
Lines and connections can take you.
v Ask
SouthemPaciftcIines
J. J. Miiler, D. F. P. A. ,
Klamath Falls, Ore. 1
517 Main St Phone 709
GET YOUR GUNS
t"N
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A. D. LAMBERT, Prop.
Page Eleven.'
investigate the bomb trust and pun
Ish Its leaders. Just where these
leaders are has not been disclosed,
but the state's attorney' office it
Is said has' knowledge of the en
tire personnel of the trust. It Is
whispered that a dozen or more
of Chicago's most prominent gang
leaders, bootleggers and vice lords
are involved. .
The st-ite's attorney says he has
obtalnej enough information al
ready to warrant calling the spe
cial grand Jury. Wanqulst and bis
awer;t!ir:urt confessed that they per
petrated five bombings witbln the
last four montha and were paid
$500 per bombing.
This however, is a rather large
figure as the jobs here were dif
ficult, one of them Involving blow
ing up a policeman as he stood In
the basement ot bis home firing
a furnace, y Other Jobs are much
cheaper. Tbe syndicate, according
to the confession will throw a bomb
In a small place of business say
a grocery store for as little as
$50. The highest price Is $1,000.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
Safe. Ready, Dependable confinement
care adv. 21
Good eyesight T,
greatest blessing. If you rTe
have become Impaired seek an
examination at once. The prac
tice of optometry is a science of
certainty. i
"You're not taking
chances when you
seek the advice ot. a
competent- . optome
trist." DR. H. J. WINTERS
Eye Sight Specialist.
Wo Grind Oar Ovra
"Klamath falla, Ore.
Agent
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