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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
hi. 1 i - II I 1 l0 -Fritjay, pcopmber 4, 1925 lassified Ad CLAHHII 1KD 1 Ho t days 4 days AD 1IATUI -20 1 Hot 1 ok I lint 1 month 30 76o ,,.r n" " .7 ...rl Or ' 117 IdtllO .. ijifitlna Uii r"c p.., . 11 at J... r.u sol ll,i?. , (tog H4-. , K wire,. L BtlTY CO. Tia ram Oltt ft,, " nor For Sale Real Estate (Con't) New modern 4 room huu,o and urugo. nn macadamised street. I'rlr. $2,650, or $1,000 Includ tun furniture. Small payment iluwn. Now modern 4 room hue with bsaouieut anil garage, located In lio.t residential arcUon. Price 13,250. Itnaaunalila paymcut give, you po,r,,lon. For Bnln or Tr ado 4 room modern limiw, well located. What Ijatt youT Wi hat furnished or unfurnish ed housra. (lata and apartment, for rent. Hi. in A. A. IIKI.I.U.tX m . I traitor VJH rWrnlh HI. .VM'erlliy lll.lg. i H.... v.. au 9SALE( Con't) Olio oli.Hrlc condition. oio or phone "iter 1n firt clu. fiu.uu. Kiln, on hiu. 114-M. 232 For rir Dry fr and plno , wood rr , h(,, f p ar. or furnm-e. u.' or(l,r t WltlTll Tr...l... ... ... ... vu,, 111 1. I'llOD 11.7 II I. il berloln & ( hu. ii'uh.'...' Mill. N2'J D28 Main. berln lom'i month KleCt- Tbrre room cottage, new. clot. to aclinnl, good road, oesr a'or. Mu.t sell at one, Ural bar gain. 1.03 Martin HI. 203 B iff, tract of n- lis, adjoining L M t"a city L rr!(tloa. 1 nia (or i tnie-B U pri'a. or both. I'.'. cA low tarma. a fia M. Finn Ixwna OltX kit UAl. bantatna .1 lira propartr. IK trida or ai mLn co. a) hrm Iaaiu our jrs lot and alor. building at harialn If takon at ofii. In qulro 1 S17 Kt Main. 37 Ida arr, of on of lh brat farma In Klamath counir. with paid up walor rliht. I'rlr. fits por rr. Call 101 Lincoln Bt. I'bona 5-M. Legal Notices' XOTIC K OV HIIKIni.-a.-f, HALK Uf Ylrtuo of an exacutio,, (Jl,y "? ! f.'erk of h" Circuit Court r th. Countr of KlBtoath, Btato of Or.Kon. dau,! th. rd duy of l).r.mbr, 12S. i . Mtlon In tho Clrcoli Court for said County and Blatn, wh.reln J Po plall, ua plaintiff, rocovared iud ment uxalnat Ili-nry Hhadloy and Carlcm lllalr, d'-fi-mianta, ,ur lhe autn Uf $675.00 and lnlr,t there on at lKht Pr corn (8) per nn. ..u.u irum , for th. .urn of $100 60 ., at,,,.,-, froa and for cota and di.bur.e mcnta taxnd at $17.00. Nolle, la hBroby givi-n that I will on ho 7th day of January, 1926 ni i no iront uoor of th. Court ilouae In Klumalh Kali,, n haij County, at 10 o'clock In the foro noon of auld day, wll al public auc tion to the hlabmt blddr, for cah, th following described pronenv' to-wll: . Hlluate In Klamath County, Oregon, lota ft. 10. 15 and 16 of Hectlon 7, Townahlp 35 South, Range 7 Kaat of Wll. lainette Meridian, containing 70.10 acres. Taken and levied upon as the of the said Carlo, Blair. Seres DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS are taklnr n,rt. .. i.000 pull,,,,. Tbea. pullela will "'"'d In the mouth of Feb. ..-.Morfa iree in th, of April, ciKht wi-ek-old rH..,a HL JUPi ao. no per IH. " ""P0"K w,n nud your order. All thin irk la im,..i l r.-u-io-iay i or aa mucn tnereof as may he and" ' "v """r- T.noredj..ry to aatkfy the ...d Judg! IM.r i. 7 04 '"" Hogiielment ln favor of J. P,P, Ijlver 1-oul.ry K.ri. M-dford. , Henry Bh.dl.y and farl". illalr ' "29 US' with Inlereat thereon, together with For eTok. I.TT ro"u nd dUbnnementa that i : oairr proonrts' and ,,nrhe, try The Milk Hntue. I ... nn. i-nnno 430-J. NSHI Ford delivery l g00d condition. , ,,nl""rl' Carage. 3rd and Main St,. j;lf A arflendld 40 arre ranch, well Im- nrnve.l njir llti f'hun A good little ranch for ralalng pool-' try. Apply at 01 Lincoln I hone 136-M. TO EXCHANCE Splendid al( room modern home on Ninth rX. I'rlro l&.S&U. 101 Lincoln or t'hon. 536-.M. 'OH KAI.K Four room and bath plastered bungalow In good loca tion. Inrg. lot, barn on bark, tree,, nsr srhnol. Prlr $.1000. 01 Lincoln, or I'hone (3-M. Ilulrk 6 cylinder. Excellent con dition every way. will trndo even for city lot. Value $3.-.o Call ftfti-J ,,(i,r fi:no m j.,,,, have or may accrue. HURT K. HAWKINS, Sheriff of Klamath Coun dy, Oregon. Dated: December 3rd, 1925 Df. 11, 18. 25 Jl llattrr . PORTLAND, Dec. 8. - Selling price,, box lota, creamery price,, prim,, extra, (5c; for plain wrap per, euhject to dlHcount of 2(2 3 per cent; dairy buying price, 38c. ClieeMA Helling price, Tillamook country triplets, 31c4)a2c; loaf, g2cfQ33c; Oregon triplets, not branded, 25c; Tillamook f o b., selling price: trip lets, 28c; losf, 29c; Coos county chceae, selling price to retailers: triplets, 30c; loaf, 31c, Buying prlcea, Front street cur- ald;ronl roceipia, aoc; Hennery whites, toercsic; hennery pullets, 35c; undcralied, 24c. Live Poultry Belling price, beavy hen,, 25c; light to medium bens, 18c; aprlng heavy, 24c; light, 29c30c; pekin duck,, 22c; colored. 20c. 'a,h Wheat Hard white. $1.63- aoft white. 11.65 V& J' western, wlflte, $1.63; hard winter, $1.57; northern aprlng, $1.57; We,tern red, $1.57. Kan Kranclnco General softness la ahown In wool prices at practically all lead ing world's trading centers. Terri torial, alone Indicate steady price, but are dull. No local trading is reported; complete stoppage of transaction, being shown a 1 1 through the west as a result of the depression of Argentine and Australia. , XOTICK OF IIONII H.tl.K liiiprovrnintt I'nlt .Number .17 LOST i ITT $t Mia, en high- l-al fraa Kbool. all pjft In alfalfa. Iilf cuh. half tint farm loan. M I ml snap. nan co. k '. " ' Firm Loan. Oltt H ly fnrtilah fihl payment r alwut four- p,T,ment 8tf PI,W In four bath, nnn- f large lot y furnished. I'M down and Ptymenn. 01 T U4 M. f' fioch propr f tha county. Pm 01 Lincoln. V atreet. Mills 7nbrn railroad. 01 Lincoln. P" Hrs... t i -- ii p-roorn ff-n-il?'. -vi i.inroln. Mpald balance, rtono 636-M. Low Inters,!, long term farm loan, VIHIIAUI) lti:,M,TV CO. ln Ro. 7th IM. Inauranra " Itral lUtafe- Farm I.oans . 01 If FOR SALE Only a few good lots left In Mill, Addition; price $350 each. Phone 3-M or call 101 Lincoln. FOR SALE Two-room house with cloMd-ln porch, garage, larga lot, close to Oregon ava. pavement; prlca $1,100. one-tlJrd down, bal ance on easy term,. Pbona 636-M or call at 0I Lincoln st. FOR RENT llouaa. Three rooms partly fur nished. Hath. Macadamised atreet. $25 month. 805 K. Main. Call after 6 p. in. 2J ilouae. Furnlihed. 4 garage, woodahed, phone S57-J. rooma, bath, graveled fit. 241 Partlv furnUhed rooms and bath. Phone 4S1-R. HIS North Ninth W. iis A nun ment. Two rooms, furnlihed. 69 Washington Bt. Phone 428-J An.nm.nt steam heated. Furniah ed. 41 High. Phone -W. 246 ..'"'". 1 have h. iiik milM lron llu... on, with .-wig as, L - . rrice Modern apt. Reasonabla 603 Jefferson. price. 231 Furnished sleeping room, furnace i heated, for on. or two persons. I'hone 168-R or call 1126 East 81. 228 Will the party who stole bicycle In the alley between 5th and tlh pleaie return aamo and avoid trouble. g,o Seuled bids will be received by the undersigned until the hour of 8 o'clock P. M. on the 11th day of January, 1926, and Immediate ly thereafter publicly opened by the common Council or the Clly of Klamath Kails. Oregon, for the purchase of Street Improvement (llancrnft) Bond, of said city in Dig shipment of new silk dresses Just received at Bee Resin's Dress Shop. 129 so. 7th St. Next to Shasta Cafe. D4.5.6 Sports Done Brown By KORMAX E. DROWN Tho recent feat of the Harvard foatball team In holding the Yale oloven to a 0 to 0 tie no doubt thrilled all Harvard and Its far-flung mldsoason that tho woak point in the Harvard team was In the "brains" ; and not in the brawn. In other words th. material was there, bnt poorly bandied. I talked to one old Har vard atar who saw two ot the mid season games, gsd be was amazed at loyal legion,. That can be accepted i the confu,,0 tDa uncertainty that vmiEU ua iia narTiiu isuia v, in tense and defenae. as a fact. Evan those who have come to doubt the wisdom of trying to keep yalo, Harvard and Princeton Intact a j the Big Three (in view or tb. frequent ictbocks' suffered at tho outcome of that ,,, bo Mkod to U3um the ourdn la naather matter'. Our guesa Is a new deal. ' '., So th: probabilities aro there will be lorj radical changes In coaching personnel by next fall. Fisher la . ItA ,f fhn fnh WliA.liaw r I- I- hand, of .mailer eleven, on the part; fuU ch,rg; h ,UCCMror . . "VT " "rtlcnlar UhSther a new man with new Ideas Minuet, uy me game. But It. can also be said that the tic-arrylng more weight than vic tory usually does produced com plication,. ' The annihilation at the band, ot Princeton, after a couple of other trounclngs, liad caused the opinion to crrstallze In the minds of most Crimson eupporurs that what the team needed mot was a house- cleaning In the coaching d?nnrt- raent. Bob FUher, head coach for sev eral year,, had bei-3 nnder some fire before the 1925 reason started. It was only because those In charge of Harvard athletics had faith In him that he was asked to continue his work. Major Daly, who had demonstrat ed his ability as a coach with the Army eleven; was aked to so ar range bis duties with the reserve corps at Harvard that he could de vote some time to aiding Flrhf Kddie Mahan. who helped write a few hrllliaiif rhsnlera In WrvnrA atlons of $500 each, except one odd Brm nfHr also joined the squad. iiui no jHiuve results were pro duced a, least not until the Yalo game. And, after all, a scoreless tio cannot be sonsidercd a very em phatic victory. Pair spectacle,, chlld'a. In case, on date January 11th. 1926. maturing wrcgon avenue, Tuesday morn Ing. Finder please leave at Now, office 238 HELP WANTED Male Salesman wltb car. Klamath Home Supply Co. 1140 Main. 255 Newspaper solicitor, no experience necessary, good proposition. Box 135. News. 235 Llv. local agent. Addrea, P. O. Box 503. Klnmnth Falls. Ore. 223 WANTED would like to rent a farm on share,, where everything is fur nished. Writ, to Joe Knsek Dorr Is. Calif. 249 WANTED Time kan ot $1,600 on Improved city property. Phone 839-K. 248 Dressmaking by the day or at home. 610 So. 6th. Phone 456-M. N29 D2S Wilt pay cash for used Ford or Chevrolet, any shape or model. 622 Bnnth Eth. Nil DIP MISCELLANEOUS Will be In thla city a few days longer to do expert piano and furnlturo finishing. Reasonable prices. 26 years experience in , esstern factories. Best of city references. H. C. Hock, Finish er. Mail orders to Box 261, News. 251 Bnmll two room homo partly fur nished. Inquire 1202 Wllford Ave. 222 Lady will car hour or day. for children by 2220 White Avo. 242 Cabins to whit" men. See Collins. 724 Market St. N25 D25 n Bt. or .,.:- ,u "I Unce. "UlicoTn SOn, SfiNews t1"'.?uS,,., CO, SrM,'N.", Oltsr. I'nt editor il;" "' ,i v. .- nr,L A'J" niwTTr 'ik. i'.'n ptiu. s.eo Oarage. 204 8o. Riverside. Phone 473-M. N26tf FOR RKNT Four room and bath furnished house, with grwg. In good location. Price $50 month. Call at 801 Lincoln or phone 636-M. Fori niCNT Flnt clasi furnished apartment, steam heated. Mc Carthy Apartments, 630 Pine. Phone $00. Ot4tf FOR SALi: Miicellaneoua At a sacrifice by private owner. , dlnrhond,. One blue whlto. one and 15-100 karats, and one blue whlto 14 karat. Wrlto Klamath Nowa. Ilox 150. 250tf fltnv.a In Burn Cook tlM, hent- laundry stoves, new and second hand. All kinds . of goods. We isve you money, Sco Dick, 220 Main SC 245 Phono 230 Now set of 644-J. , My Hook llOitso.' n.....i.i. n,ii,-k. Slars and Dodges All lato models. No ,,,nl Onm ..Infleil mOdolS. I you are In tha market for good used rnr 11 will P"? vou. ",e ua first SO cars lo Pic -Lowes; prices -and easy torma. . ntilek anil Htnr iraro. Drfrmlnblo Ised Caw. Very Icheap. Ford touring. A-l I. ART ( ALL. PIANO TUNINO Hive harmony and sweetness for the holidays. Please leave notice at Shepherd's. W. H. Morgan. 220 Hemstitching. All fast colors. Work done quickly and guaran teed. Knit Bilk nnderwear a specialty, Mrs. II. M. Allonder, 614 Walnut Avo. N38 D28 Blackle Messenger Service under new manngement. Prompt and reliable service. Phone 250. Al- vln Ilcrgevln. N29 D29- BIDS VATKI School District No. 1 will receive sealed bid, up to 12 o clock noon. H.....I,., it 1925. for electric Unlit fixtures, according to plans ,nj nAMrii-nilnna on fllo in the of fice of C. N. Coseboom, Under wood building, rtiamntn ran,, uro gon. All bids to h accompanied by certified cheek of five por cent of amount of hid. All bids to bo sealed and aduresson 10 i.ia n. Mnmyor, Clerk of School District No 1, Klamath Fnlls. Oregon. The board reserves tho Tight to reject Kny or all hllI, Fixtures to bo F. O. B, schoolhnnse. 'cmmni. DISTRICT NO. I, BV IA H. MOMYKR, 04,6,6,8,9 Clerk 1. ... a -A tt.,t In THS Classinea u. ...-. - -KLAMATH NKW8 pays big dlvl- donds. vse mom ior .... A" . oiosr.r. OOTEL ASTOD EVERY ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET ' 50-4 B.tl New- M?!8 " 1 Shining Di.tfict ,nd Theatrea bond In denomination of $86.77. said bonds to bear interest at the rate of not to exceed six per cent (6) per annum, payable semi annually, principal and Interest payable at the office of the City the aum of alxteea thousand six-1 Tressurer at Klamath Falls. Oregon, hundred nine and 28-100 dollars! or at tbe Fiscal Agency of the State (116. 609.28.) said bond, bearing; of Oregon in New York City. All bid, must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check In the amount of five thou sand dollars ($5,000). The approving legal opinion of Messrs. Teal, Wlnfree. Johnson & McCulloch. (Spalding Building. Portland. Oregon) will be furnish ed the successful bidder. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. LEM L. GACHAOEN, ' Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. D4-1-J9 Inc. ten (10) years from date, subject to redemption. However, on any ,eml-nnnunl coupon date at or af ter one year from date, said bonds to be In denominations of $500 each. except one odd bond In denomina tion cf $109.28, said bonds to bear lntere,t at the rate of not to ex ceed six por cent (f) per an num, payahlo semi-annually, prin cipal and Interest payable at tbe office of the City Treasurer at Klnmnth Falls, Oregon, or at the Fiacnl Agency of th. Stale of Ore gon In Nit York) -City. , All lUUr,must-be unconditional and accompanied - by a certified check In the amount of five hun dred dollar, ($500.) . . The approving legal opinion of Messrs. Teal, Winfree, Johnson A McCulloch. (Spalding BalldlngT Portland, Oregon) will be furnish ed the successful: bidder. n The - Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. LEM U OAGHAOF.N, Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. D4 J inc. NOTICE TO CREDITORS XOTICK OF IU)XI HALE Improvement I'nlt Number 80 Sealed bids will be Tecelved by the undersigned until the hour ot 8 o'clock P. M. on the 11th day of January. 1926. and Immediate ly thereafter publicly opened by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Fall,. Oregon, for the purchase of Street Improvement (Bancroft) Bond, of said city tni the aum of thirteen thousand four-j hundred ten and 90-100 dollars j ($13,410.90), said bonds bearing, dato January 11th. 1926, maturing) ten (10) years from date, subject to redemption, however, on any eeml-anunal coupon date nt or af ter on? year from date, said bonds' to he, in denomination, of $500! each, except one odd bond in de-! nomination of $410.90, said bondsl to bear Interest at the rate of not to exceed six per cent (6) per annum. payable semi-annually, principal and Interest payable at the office of tho City Tressurer at Kiomntli Fnlls. Oregon, or a the Fiscal Agency of the State ot Ore gon In New York City. All bids must be unconditional end oecompanied by a certified chock In the amount of five hun dred dollars ($500.) The approving legal opinion of Messrs Teal, Winfreo, Johnson & McCulloch. (Spalding Building. Portland. Oregon) will be furnish ed the successful bidder. The Common Council reserves the right to rojoct any and nil b'dS' LEM L. OAGHAGEN. police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. D4 J9 Inc. xotick of noxn sale Improvement I'nlt Number Sfl-A Soaled bid, will bo received by tho undersigned until tho hour of 8 o'clock P. M. on the 11th day of January. Wt. and Immediate ly thereafter pnbllcry opened by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Fa""' Oregon, for the purchase of Street Improvement (Bancroft) Bonds of .aid city in the sum of one hundred ten thou sand IlVe-nUUU.rv. .j,,-n. 77-100 dollars. tiiiv,,,.nii " bonds bearing date January 11th, 11)28 maturing ten yon from date subjoct to redemption, how- or any nt..,u,n VUUF Notice la hereby flven that the nnrinrfllpned has been appointed ad ministrator with the will annexed of the estate of Joseph A. Whlttlng- in deceased, and has Qualified. All persona having claims against said estate are notified to present the same to me with proper vouch or., et tha office of D. V. Kuyken- dsll. 16 Loomls Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within alx months from November 6, 1925. D. V. ktjykendall, Administrator with the will annexed. N6. 13, 20,27 D4 Radio Program Friday, December 4 KPO, 428.3 meters, .Hale frothers and Chronicle, San Francisco. Reg ular feature,; 1:30 p.m., Seiger or chestra: .5:1)0 p. m., children's en tertainment; 8:10 p.m., stocks; 6:30 p. m.. States orchestra; 8 p. m.. Pal ace orchestra. ' " ' KGO. 361 meters. General Elee-' trie, Oakland. Usual features; 1:30 p. m., stocks and weather; 3 p. m., magazine article digest and pro gram; 4 p. m., St. Francis orchestra; 6:30 p. m., girls' half hour; 6 p.m., dinner concert; 7 p. m., news, stocks, weather, markets. " KL". 08 meters. Tribune, Oak land. Usual features; 4 p. m wo men's hour; 5 p. m., matinee; 8 p. m., hpecial program; 9:45 p.m.. Sweet's ballroom entertainers. " ' KNX. 337 meters. Express, Holly- .... , mere came cany irom tamortdgo tbe word that Da.y was not working harmoniously with Fisher. Or put it the other way, it you will., Some Harvard grads in close touch with the situation, felt that Daly was not finding the time needed to give bis best to tbe team. Others blamed the differences on the diver gence In opinion regarding football tactics. , Well, anyhow Just when everyone decided that tho team and the school: needed a, new coaching staff, some CO. 000 of this crowd saw what: was sup posed to be a powerful Yale eleven held scoreless by the Crimson mis fits. Which Immediately arr.urcd hopes of Crimson followers that firm foot ing had been round it last In the coaching department. But on the other band, those who follow the game closely decided in Big shipment of new silk dresses Just ' received at Bee Begln's Dress Shop, 129 So. 7th St. Next to Shasta Cafe. D4.5.6 wood. Usual features; 2 p. m.. Wo men's club program; 7 p.m., El Patio orchestra; 7:30. p.m., pro gram; 8 p. m., West Coast theatres; 9 p.m., courtesy program; 10 p.m.. program: 11 p.m.. Ambassador br- I rhrstra. - - . KHJ, 405.2 meters. Times, Loa Angeles. Noon, Arcade orchestra; 1 12:30 p.m., Oaks tavern orchestra;,', 2:30 p.m., matinee: 6:30-p.m., children's program; 7:30 p.m., San ta Fo Trail talk; 8 p. m., program; 10 p. m., Bittmoro orchestra. . -, ;, KFI, 467 meters', Earle C. Anthe- , ny, Los Angeles. -Usual features; 5:30 p.m., matinee; 7 p. m.. pro-, gram; 8 p. m., Aeolian organ; B p. .. m., variety program; 9:30 p.m., . musical program and Joke contest; 10 p. m. pupils' program. . . - is. KGW, 491.6 meters, pregonlan, v Portland. 7:15 a. m., physical cub., ture exercises; 10:30 a.m., mnalc, news, weather; 12:30 p.m., -Rose -City trio; 6 p.m., dinner concert; 7:30 p.m., weather, news, markets.; sporting results; p. m., mnslcal concert. ' : . . KFOA, 464.3 meters, Rhodes Store) -:, Seattle. 12:30 p. m., chamber of commerce program; 4 p. m., Olympic hotel orchestra; 6:45 p.m., itndlo program; 8:15 p. m., weather. '. Buy her a practical Xmos gift at Bee Begln's Dreas Shop. 129 6o. 7th St. D4,5, . 53iSJI l,i ' . ll Hits ' The Foundation IN many an American city today tall structures stand on founda tions that were planned by their architects to support the weight of extra stories if the future's needs shouldcall forsuch additions. .Their very' existence is proof of the vision of men who provided for that which they could not definitely foresee. I Similarly capable of meeting the future's needs was the foundation upon which the Bell System has been reared. At a time when a few miles was the greatest distance over which man's wire-borne yoke might travel, the telephone pioneers could not, of course, foresee in detail the problems of invention, manufac ture, construction and operation which future expansion might in volve. They could, however, and did. catch thevisionofanational growth which would necessitate a service continent-wide in scope. ThcycpuUl and did provide the foundation for a structure capable of growing with thenation. The proof of their vision lies in the fact that America today has a nation-wide, universal tele phone service. Avnr date at or after one year from date said bonds .to be la denomin- vV x-s!?F?5. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company , BELL SYSTEM One Policy One System Universal Servtod ' ., Ml!!. i3W: I I 'It u Lit, p. mm 1 IfV. ;.. : : K : t: n f : r: I I i larm from '"' I T "AIU enilno. 1828 Wall St N2-ri
