The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 19, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE-KLAMATH. NEWS WEDNESDAY .DECEMBER 19, 1028 , - FACE SEyEN Two Cents a Word Each Insertion Telephone B77 TwoCents a Word Each Insertion 11 1M WANT AD PAG E j& Glass Ad Rates Two rents per word each lima , Ai I printed. MnmA ail ruu onn wood 10 per runt discount. R:inie ml run one uinnlji to 1HT MlUt lllsi'OIIUt. TELEPHONE 877 Till'! IIMs MAItkr.T .I'l.ACK Who Will Do It! Contractors, Tradesmen Repairmen, Miscellaneous " Het-vk-r. DECORATOR Ray Plerco, Hbop pbona 3K9. ltoa. 1020W. PLAHTnitlNO Blucco work, Day or contract. T. N. Stew art. I'houe 1365W. WINDOW Clesiilri, Janitor work I'hona 881W6, 500 Potatoes -Destroyed by Fire Kln, early yesterday morning, destroyed a atritw potato pit In which J.'.o0 narks of pointoi were utoriMt. on I ho V. It. Irwin ranrb, ucur lloiiunia, tirrnrdliia to lima dlmaiiifl rnlf ycalcrdny from J. O. Ilamnki-r. The po tnlura were valued at 13500. II th fire bad brokn out a ba.1( hour earlier, Irwin and a farm huud might have been kill ed. The two unn had Juat li'fi the pit to do chorea on the ranch. Ii la believed tlml thu otialu of I lie blur." waa from nil over lieriied alove In tho pit . Old nnwapaperi ror tale It the Nnwa nf.'lc ! KLAMATH FALLS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY The merchanta and prnfeaitonal people Hated on thla pax are ki.own aa Klamath Kalla' moat reliable hualneaa men and women, rtere yuu will find the flrma llatod alphabetically who will eonra yoo ooaonilrally and promptly. They are all eklll d In th"lr ruapocllve llnea. Call on them today, l'loaae men- inn mat von aaw tlidlr ad In the Klamath Nowt, - - ACT1"tiHI.K DF.AI.KUS I ttlCI'AIU work, battery aorvlca. Oakland, l'ontlac. J1 Klm-' ath. Phone 212. j CTO TUUCS, Vt'lA'AMZINO CXCLt'SIVa agenta tor Dunlip tires. Vulcunltiiig. Klamath Tire Hunan, 815 So. 8th. OOODYEAK Tiros, sales ser vice. Are Tire Shop, 111 So. 11th. Phono 84$. II RU EXCHANOH Distributors for TJ, S. Tiros, 621 Klamath. Phone 780. RKCnARUINQ BATTIiHIKS. starters, toneratora. Reed Auto Supply Co., 126 J. 11th. noAiin Axn noosr BOARD AND HOOM 1018 Wash Ington St.. phono 5S5. DCSINES9 TOLLKOa ,1 v r. am ATM P.nalness College. Mel- base Bldg. Phono 117. Day at night clssaos. cuutoPKAcrroRS Dlt. PAUL C. LONO, 117 9. 7th Bt. Ornduate nurso assistant. Tel. 1040 for appointment, DR. 0. R. LUCAS. Underwood Bldg, Electro TUerapny. Phone ' eio-to. Dlt. O. II. . MATHER Latest ' sclenllfln painless methods. 731 Mnln. phone: 404. DENTIST M. B. COOPER, $06 Poole Bldg. Fhone 1117. 1 CLEANING and DYEING KLAMATH CTI.BANINO a DTK WORKS Oleanlos and Pressing "We Dye to Live"; 411 Main St. Phone 40$ WELL DRILLING Well drilling, pumps,, water systems, well rnalnsj and re pairing. Well drilled any else or anywhere. Several Bsc tutors and pomps. - Viu,liatav RrASL. FOU SALE-REAL ESTATE fllKNrllK M'Kf'IALH KOIt HAI.K ()( TI(AIr:--l, 3. 8, 4, A lim! 10-acni chicken ranchs. XHW HOMK, KIMINIHIir.il, for short Hum ul 1 20(1. fllio ciiali: terms. , KOU '111 A OK 82-rnoin apart ment lininu, furnished; for ruiu'h or clly properly. All kinds n( iiiMirulire. .IOIIM C, KIIK.M'II CO.. Itcnltor in7, Kluinnih Avn. I'lmio'M.IO KOIt HAI.K I 10 aires joining Kliimuih Kalis on eaal. Ad dicaa (Irn. J, Wullon, 8 1 r, 1 Klillnalb Avn. 12-2W M ISCLLL AN EOUS IIOOH IIOAI1IIKI). Kennel.. 1'idl . rn Iliud. I K-Cl CIIUIHT.MAtt and now progenia, mualral Inairiinifnla, wiitrtiea and rliiK: Innrilreda of nlhr . nifty Ihluita. C. Dick, M11I11. IH-61 'Hutchinson Sent I To Penitentiary j f'y HiiiehlriNiiii, uhoae anllra ' have puxrled and anuiaed roanr Irailon ntfliera during I he pnl 'month, uiuxt ao to tho ataln jNnl jti'inlury for 14 monlln. The (enlul Indian vlolnled hla 'parole nnd, when he could not any anything: on hla own liehulf 10 Jiidno l.eavlit, Ihla mornliiR wna coinmltlcd to the atale In atlnttlon. Iluichlhton waa cnbrlcied on the chime ot mealing an auto mobile, aeutenced to eerve 18 ni.-niln in 'the pehlltntlary tifld paroled Inm the bench. T.i'rnari I ha Klamath Newi day after day la to keep thor oughly Informed on happenings ot Imporlnnco throughout - tba world a well o In KJamath Knila and vlrlalte .... . . j KDCCATIONAI. EI.OCrTION. DllA M A T I C S Vloletlo Damon McLoughlln. 425 Second St.. phone 1031-W. X Ij HONTJTH THRY surely do excel. 1405-7 I Esplanade. Phono 1115. KM l,M)YMK7rrAOKNCT KLAMATH F.mployment Office,. 6th Mnln. Ocneral employ ment. Phona 157. ITAT CLEANING HATS cleaned and blocked. Morgan, 812 Klainalh. Jim JKWKLKR PAUL WIKSK, 812 Main. 4,40 years' practical experlenos." MARHLR A UllAMTK WOIIK8 KLAMATH Falls Marble A Oran Ite Wks. U. D. Orlssle. 11 8. 11th. MIHIO TKACHKIt Z. PETKIIS, accredited teacher of musla. Piano, vlol'.n. Other Instruments taught nlso. Call phone 948. 8 a. m.-6 p, m. PRINTINO KLAMATH PRINTING CO., 611 Klamath. Prompt Service. . TRANSFER 41 RTORAdB PROMPT and couKeons service. Western Transfer Co. 41$ Main. Phone 1200. Classified advertising Ii a morning nowspaper proposition always. Use The News. OPTICIANS GLASSES Pym Examined, FillcJ arfTtiST Glasses Ground in our own factory suit your iHJirUn.1l requirement!. $ Broken Lensca Replaced , DR. GOBLE'S r TO MAIN STHSST FOR SALE Automobiles KOU KAI.B 1 ft 2 r Chcvrilel coupe, flue slmpe, iIIhc wheels, nil extra: lo light, irullcr. M nut Iik noli). Cull nl 33:i H1111II1 Hill. No rcaionuliln of fer refused, 19-lt T- FOR SALE KOU HAI.K- Kit)' wnaher. (loud shape. I Id (mi, Maying Hhop. m-ii KOU HAI.M lloimeliold fnru' lurn, uImi piano. Hold by piece or sot. Cheap If taken ftt our". Phono 1520. 19-31 KOIt HAI.H-Tiirkeya, lira welkin I Si' a Hi.: d rented l&c a In. Acroaa from Henley Hclwnl llouao. IK-21 KOU HALK llealatered Oerman 1'ollee pupa, ernet enra, ttuar untned. 110.00 I'omperluna, lloatuna Matron, AuHirallnn aheep toK, mule, cheap. Ken ni'la, I'ell.uli Cliy H0.11I. IK-HI KOK BALE 10 corda of flue dry body wood; prompt delivery. I'houe 112.1. l)13-tf rKllf) ITHMTI'ltK IIAIIOAIXH flood aleel hedn , $. Oood cook alove 10.00 (iood aewlna machine 15.no (ioful phouoicraiiha 40.00 (loud office dok 30.00 Liberal Credit WANTRI) Your ' uned furniture In exchnnin for ioya. What liarn you to trade? KLAMATH rTltMTriirc CO. 10 1 Main SI. FOR RENT FOB RENT Apartment, three block from center of city. 784 Walnut. 19-lt KOK KKNT Kiirulahed apart ment. Ht. Kran-ls Apartmeuta. 82S Oak Ave. 19-lt KOIt HKNT--Uaragea, froat proof, Jllou per month, lir.o rine aircet. ls-2t KOU , HKNT Clean two-room furnished utmrtineni, pavement, u" of phone, 127.00 u motiih, 901 Alameda Ave, I'houe 1123 1S-31 KOU HKNT -Nicely furnished Mieimi henied ii imrimcni . 127 So. 7th. I)l!-tf BOOlS ANP HER coo coo -'otr-.o- mi rr ik-t ViAiiii!1 l 'fiOKS Kltfbtt " .o cd voft a. woe im M"T MO TV.MtR f." A wawkis. 60 ' ; J ;i.ow& 01 s' . 1 a j - 1 1 " r 11 rw 1 1 m sssm. 1 m , tstmm -- 'la nisi . r 11 iim 1 y v;i w 1 m m r jt j i . ....... ... . . .; :.. ri : r- : r ' : - s WASHINGTON TUBBS II ' OK. Vlf.UO. VJHW WORKV soivp sitvpiNo few POINTS? SHOOl WE STlU f.OT PICNTV. Z30 IT, (iMO 1VT 6BtMM SALESMN SAM PciPCt'EO PCLKfSi.6UT I've te6M HPMlrt' A LOTfrV F0M ( FWIU' WJOUMDTOWM with OMW HULF TH' UCTTeRS OF TH' GUWPS NAttCON IT- 1X p ) . . eoessiN- WANTED I'ltACTICAl, NIIHHK ano houee keeper wiifltif poaltlou, . ICea eoiiahle. Uoom 412, A rrade 19-lt WANT TO IKIY Cheap lot or . lot Willi small house. Mllle ' Addition. ( null. Cabin 2-B. Kluinath Auto Camp. 10-flt WOUK WANTICO -- lly rellablo Xlr or 19. Hlah who'd edu cation. Knperlenced In aenerul houi'ework. ltKin & ul Hay Hold or phouv 172 for Nnlda Hmllh. ' 19-lt WANTKU Haw fnra at I'rultta Hlore. 2IU4 South 6ih Hlrcet. lK-2f.t WANTKU-Ko Terrier pupa or oilier. I. O. Tloj III 5. in-Ill WANTKU House work by the day or hour. I'hnne II 72-2. ia-t SHIP VOlin FUHS lo Jolinaon-i Market, peraonnl itradliiK, oubk returns. Jonnsou'a Mar knt. Medford. Ore, 15-tf LOST and FOUND kOHT Hrlndle lloaton bull doK. Anawera to the name of Heagy. Call Hlxxly Wlgaly No. 1. 19-lt l.OHT - Pomeranian doe;. An awera to name of Hoy. He turn to tli Commercial 8L lleward. 19-2t BUSINESS CHANCES FOU HAI.K (Iood pool hall. A wonderful buv. Trl-rttatea Itcalty. 1134 Main. Phone 1050. 19-41 k-Wsas crrr iivestock .Cattle receipts SCO: calves receipts 2,000: market slow, j atcady to easier, good medium 9.5iM2.50: beef cowa 7. 00-9. 00: venlera 8.no-U.50; Heavy calves 8.SO-12.0O. I sheep receipts B.000; market I killing rlaaa; aironk to 25c hlgh 'er: top fat laniba 14.00: bulk fat lamba 13.SO-14.0ftT hulk cull 1 11 in ha 9.00-9.50: buir fat ewes 8.75-7.60. Old newspapers tor sale at the News office. BUDDIES ox I eot.t iT ' ' ' WtMDY ? 1 rrf who euti WV-StTf V 6tT ftVecf VSCM BOUT Ot.0 NON-SKID f J A!ul CVS) M WStYr -- WAMHA -'OO h 3 t'EM tfOW.. A CAME BY 'lO. . OfK M . tMt 1 I Vg- d-A V Fl ; (T WtNCrv - 64T ftvAf vrom I . tTW fcvyv-r w v'i w vow gB,, U " Li yV.A TuftT WH'(, WC'lL CABLE FOR , FROM AV Ol0 PMtIV 60T 1 Thiwk ITS ADMIT ITWfxS A. eCfM TUIWKIN'.J time TA Pot th' Resr 4 pep,P op tf,sozi- O' TH' - LtTfERS OM-t'M JUT FINISHED I ANXIOUS TftWOOW WHfvrP(MMTIN"CM ON "TH' BLIMPS NP-fie: ytOP OUT rM' TfxKe ? F CtCVER ST0HTH foove wro 11 Market Report for the Pacific Coast I'Oliri.AM) M,nntrtn BY CMTED PHEH : i l.lreatock Hecelpta: Cattle, none: hogs, lilO; aheep, none. . Cattle, active. Steers, steady 10 strong, she stock 28c to 60c hlliher, bullH higher, calve and veuler 60c and more up. Hogs Slow, steady to 15c low er. Hulk light butchers 9.2S: acatterlng loads 19.30 to 89.60. Mixed weights and heavies 19.16 down to 88; slsughter pigs most ly It to $8.60; feeder pigs most ly 38. ' , Hharp quolably steady, gales limited to irucked-ln lambs, 811 down. Only rail offerings on mar ket renhipped. VeKetMhlcil Spinach. 81.25 orange box: ijUHKb. 81 crate: celery, ;0-90c; celery hearts. 81.60- dozeu bunch es; letturx, 81.26 crate: Jirnsscls aproutu, 31 per pcacn box. Head vegetables Cablwge. 11.7.-. to 32.26 per crale. 81.35 to 81.40 per sack: cauliflower, tlflc to $1.35 crate: red ' cabbage, .l.4) to 31.611 cantaloupe crate. Hoot vegetables Carrots,' 25 30c; turnips, 15c; beets. 30-25c; rutabagas. 45-60c lug; parsnips. 46-60C lug. Potatoes-r-Best, $1.10 to $1.26 jack. Fruit Apples 65o to $1 per Jumble box. Cash Wheat DRB hard white. $1.49; soft white, $1.1"',4: western white. $1.16 Vi; hard winter, $1.10 Vi ; northern spring. $1.10 ii; west ern red, 81.1 1W. IhUry - Butler Cube extras, stsndarda, 4Sc; prime 47 Vie: flrta. 40 Vic. Eggs Fresh standard 38c: fresh standard firsts. 36c; (resh medium extras. 35c: tresb medlnm firsts, 32c. HAS pn.l.'ClCO MAIIKETS BAN KRANCIHCO, Dec. 18. (C. fct9o, WAMUA, OLP A600T, H'MONe. TOMP VMI - trteswmv i ' PSS. 8Wt! I W S 1AV6HX M ' aoOt, fel "'' J! r 'lAV' Zjt " . t . . . . .. . ' ... ( NEvfJS. THOUuHT j (N'tteRSruiNi- Va""Vl"-T " i i7 ; tP-w!, 11 'lis : ' t ; xn -sW- Um U ft) -v5S " w. Ml-.yxi - y , l , ' .. ' - VJ Ctaa aV ws -aitr, a:, aco.U S. aT. orf. 'J ' P Witter Extras, r. ;. prime flrnta. 49c " Kgge Kxtraa, 87c; extra pul 'leu, 2.1 c; pulleta, 32 '4c . 1 Cb( California fnncy flata, , 8c I Potatoes Waihlngton Netted lOeins, ll.20-l.4O: Htocklon. $1- 1.26. Poultry Broilers, 1 IxKhorn 1 jto 1V4 ll., 34-5".c; friers, 28 J33c; young roosters. 3 !i lbs. and up. none; old rooters, 15-1'; OUR BOARDING fir AiLL, It LOOK'S Like S T'LL Q&( OFT.-IH' LIsM iUft I5KM AS SaII-TH A PRESErJT TOR Voi37 -frlA-f voti'RE cm-mT Ari ORAAiGB SQliEEtER Atf A HA!LF PoZBrA VALEMCIAS Villi, MV SOFT TO VMS ITT I' COME To THIS OF tT, SE'5 6N i j TACeilN' MONO LIKE TS FOR KCCPS W0 ! TAsjiur. at rut aiuc urvr.-i ; -'.rxui iuajtre W TCOR H0 KfWTeAttt PUC6.TO iO-.. . ceRTftlMLrf NOT1. f Twose ptRe The othcr Tou eoiw CUCKOO ? Cl. MeReef pot em om TVTll VvV OPPOSITE Sl0 O' . . 77 ftW, SuReTHEY BUMPt ' ( ( 0O IT GVS , : T s -if. '() 'I PeoPt-C fVMOTHfeR IW . --rrrT-T"-- lilKK. '..Ttt ..VJ i-rrT 'Li 7 Vr Of ' cs:S?: ' n iLeghorn old roosters, " 11-lHc; (Leghorn henr. 214 to 2 Iba., 21 j22c; 2Vi pound and orer, 4 1 25c; large colored hens, 81-32c. Turkey, 28-2fc. Grain Barley feed. $1.6'0-1. 66; ; wheat milling, t2.10-2.16. BOHTO.V WOOL I BOSTON, . Dec. 18. (UP) i Wool trading Is largely confined to the better grades. Volume con 'Unites small but some Increase la HOUSE Njvi'l orfTJAUlAi - f . SpioTUWS,-I MAY (JE-T Voil A MICE MouS, Hot water kot-t Atf A W OF PILLS' I FROM. uiMt" T - HEAR SOU U. BE ON in CO VSR AT pW-rNJ ' I t MOMTTHo ;v StTf W0TXL V VIE 00 VlllTH MGIiJ WE C&.NT I I torn to loose I w Tea tR r. it. f - ' " . - I f 1111 .1HAU II VaIHAT I - HEAR I M1' UoaU be oA-fU'j . "f r o I ITSASrf TlAlO . V T . fVU fV8 iw1. I i But THeY OON'T MCAM fv THIN& ,THfT Wprf' f WtFO In LtutRS- L J I expected shortly. The goods! marknt la quieter d m to season-' ial influences but wool trade ob servers are optimistic. Hill Hoyden, student at thai University of Washington ; will apend the Christmas holidays In Klsmath. Falls with his parents,' Mrs. Flora Hayden'and Auitltt, Hayden. ' lie will arrive hero Ihla week end. By Ahem . ,.ii- .1,11 RI6HT eloul I'M i; IM : riMtK , PHvsicAL.' COriPITlOeie . AMP A BE-ftER IWSURAricE "RISK, -TrlAei ECfHER OK Moil LAV4A1 Voles' zgAv By Martin By Crane MOT MteR V.t WE'S 0OM6 ' FOR US. CrOSrt, NOl AMDv46i 1" cT Take HER WOiAE WITH EiTuc-d. &tel ... wwwr WILL e oo wtTrt Mfcttf a., . By Small lovi.nows J , Your memory r IFTOU CRM R6C(LL WKpTTHe LETTERS FMteONTHaoTHeR siocofths euwpl IT WILL 66 StnPCC TO FICHSR60UTTHE LIMPS NAME- IP TtlU C(V4'T ReKSvLLj TRY wto Fiaune. T0UT AHYWftY- the LrrrcRs thpt Ore on This stoej P.REMlSS(NaOM The otwer ftwo If -1 III. LUNVI HUNT . 4 1 1 I -lJU t.rr' 111 V.-..- I THE LETflSR ON TWS 0"RR 5I0 fF MISSINO; ON ATiIJ I Phone llfMl-W, gOOO nth Ht ajaaasaawaxjagfiaa.aaaipssaa..a1 .MaasjsaaaaaaMsagfsi 1 ' Old newspapers tot tale at tha S,afA New$ Oiliest,