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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1921)
THURSDAY, .MINK ins page SIX THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL5, OREGON AMPLIFIER FOR ROSE FESTI1 Tho Pacific Tolcphono nnd Tole graph Company Is Installing nnd will opcrato for tho benefit of tho Hoso Festival and tho thousands of visi tors during Hoso Fostlvnl week In Portland n sound amplifying equip ment which will convey to nnd dis tribute over tho Fostlvnl Center grounds musical programs, address es, announcements, etc., from distant locations about tho city. Two oxports from tho East havo been In Portland for tho last two weeks Installing tho necessary ap paratus In order to furnish this unique entertainment to tho visitors during tho Hoso Festival week. Tho Festival Committee Is arranging to fenturo this apparatus ns tho means entertainment to nil visitors. Hereto fore an nddress or n musical program has been avnilablo only to tho'llmlted number who could crowd Insido a hall or within tho rnngo of a speak er's voice. With tho amplifying ap paratus furnished by the Tolcphono Company, a completo address or mu sical program will bo spread over an area of several city blocks and overy ono who wishes to will bo able to un derstand every word spoken and hear every musical noto of Jho program. Tho apparatus consists of a system of motors, generators, wires, trans mitters, amplifiers and other electri cal equipment weighing several tons nnd filling several rooms. The ma-1 chlnery I very delicate, requiring the I utmost caro In Its operation. A drop I of water nt a certain point or a pleco I of metal tho slxc of a pin head will j put the whole plant out of business. I sltlvo to tho slightest chango In cur aro very dollcately adjusted nnd sen. sltlvo to tho slightest change- In cur rent nnd rcslstanco In the circuits. Each of Rio apparatus will bo vlslblo j at tho Festival center, except'the sus- ponded horns, and will glvo tho Ira-J presslon of sound created out of tho nlr. This apVaratus was given Its great est outdoor test at Inauguration of President Harding In Washington March 4th. where tho volco of Presi dent Hnrdlng In tho Inaugural ad dress was distributed over a radius of elx blocks from tho Capitol steps and could oven bo heard "distinctly on tho stfps tt tho Congressional Li brary, moro than 1200 feet from the Inaugural Platform. At all PrevIous (:!: we are now nrcsIdonUal Inaugurations only a few, mailing, We are nOW hundred people who wcro fortunato enough to secure positions dlroctly in front of and near tho Inaugural plat form wore able to hear the Inaugural address, but on March 4. 1921, with tho ampllflor npparatus In service on tho Capitol grounds 125,000 people tho largest crowd that ever heard one man's volco at one time, distinctly heard every 'word of President Hard ing's address. It Is this samo appara tus which has been forwarded to Portland and will bo placed In servlco for tho entertainment of tboso who attend tho Hoso Festival In June. The offor of tho Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company to furnish and operato this npparatus for the Roso Festival committee will Insure a distinctly new entertainment fcaturo for the Hoso Show. Tho high expense for Installation of tho necessary elec trical apparatus has precluded tho uso of this equipment nt any except tho largest and most notable gather ings, such ns tho Republican and Democratic conventions last year and tho Inaugurnl ceremonies for Presi dent Hnrdlng. Tho noso Festival committee Is to bo congratulated on their success In securing this ns tho greatest entertaining feature of tho 1921 Festival. TULE LAKE HOMKSTILU) NOTIM Mrs. Dlllard of Merrill, Is visiting lier brother, Mr. Douglas Bussoy. Mrs. C. N. Snow of tho Henley dis trict, spent Monday with hor brother. J. A. McComb. Mr. and Mrs. Gllck and children wcro guoBts of Mr. and Mrs. Ferriss of Bonnnza Sunday. Evcryono Is rejoicing over tho - showers of tho past week. Crops are looking fine In this vicinity. Mrs. Mnupln Is recovering from a covoro attack of pleuracy. Miss Mary McComb returned to her homo at Henley, having finished her duties as toachor at tho Malln high 'school. Miss Loulso Hatch returned Mon day from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Case, at Mt, Laid. MAL1.V NEWSLETS MALIN, Juno 2. Malln Is Just waking up from a long winter's Lawn and Garden Seed sleep. BulldlngA aro beginning mako tllemselvcs vlslblo nbovo (o tlio """'" , I Auditing, systomntUlnjr, saw mill, A. Kollnn. local merchant. Is hnv-(nccduntJnB ,, KCIlorn, ,,rnctlco. Ing two bungalows erected by C C ,vnll UvInK8ton incorporated Ac Jalo, carpenter. Ho Is also hnvlng tvoicolml(mt( m A st( arnn(g ,, other houses oniargon. Anion ivrup - kn and Vincent Jollnok aro tho car - penters doing tho work of building. the additions. Mr. FIrk'Is hnvlng a now butiKa low erected for himself l" J. Klnch. carpenter, from Merrill. Mr. PIkk. who owns n gnrngo In partnership with Frank Voss, states that the Kar aite Is practically comploteil. Hob Keltncr anil Albert Ptasll, proprietors of one of the local Rro cerles anil of the local butcher shop, report that they have received the machines necessary to mako Ice. The machines wero ordered from Port land two months ago. A big celebration was held In Ma lln on Memorlnl Day under the lead crshlp of tho newly organized "Camp Fire Iloys." All bH3lncs9houses were closed In honor of tho occasion. Spider Webs Cause Short Circuits I1UEN03 AIltKS, May 31 (lly mall). A largo part of tho telegraph service Into the Interior of the coun try Is Interrupted, ns occurs almost annually at this time, ns n result of weaver spiders whoso long silken lines crossing tho wires causo short circuits. ROCKY POINT STAGE LEAVES DAILY Beginning Sunday, May CTH & MAIN' ST. Mako Reservations Sth. at Eaglo Toolroom. Thono 370 or 54G-M GEO. A. BELL CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Lois C. Bridges Over First Stato and Savings Bank Sulto 105 Phono 102-J HOUSE MOVING Having bought the moving outfit of True &' prepared to move houses or other heavy articles. V tm. Washburn & Houston PHONE 400-R G. E. WASHBURN Contractor and Builder Construction Work of any kind. No Job too large or too small. Estimates furnished free of charge. PHONE 337-J LET US DO YOUR COLLECTING A number of business houses aro saving tho tlmo of tholr bookkeepers! and Individual collectors by letting us collect thslr monthly bills. It Is j tno moaern moinou. u cuts aown your overhead. Get your bills ready and wo win do tho rest. MRS. T. II. JOLLY ..Cth nnd Mnln Over Sugarman's storo. Phono 320W Klamath Falls Plumb-ing-& Heating Co. 1173 .MAIN ST. PHONE B1.1-W DR. T. C. CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN AND HURGEOM I. O. O. V. Building Phone 290 Residence Whlto Pollcan Hotel Residence Phone 5. i.i 'WWWVW DR. O. A. RAMBO Dentist I. O. O. P. Bolldlac PHONE 61 DR. J. G. GOBLE Tho 'well-known Optician now located In K. D. Block, 1313 Main. Phono 253-M. ACCOUNTANT ()r0i ; -r-r--. EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTENTION! Klamath Post No. 8, American Legion moots nt tho City Hall on tho first nnd third Tuesdays of each month. Ex-sorvlco men nro Invited to nt- I lend tho mootlngs. For membership cards or Informa tion ex-sorvlco moit nro requested to sco or wrlto tho following otflcers: J. II. Carnahnn, Commander. Roy N. Fouch, Post Adjutant. For relief of employment seo or wrlto the Chairman of Tho Hellct nnd Employment Committee, Francis j Olds, caro Lakeside Lumber com pany. Klamath Lodge No. 137 I. O. O. F. Moets Friday night of each wook si I. O. O. F. hall, Cth and Main streots II. II. Oglo ...... N. O. Cuas. Newman V. a. Q. B. Manguo Secy. W. I). Cofor .Trens ENCA.MPMF.NT J. H. Houston .'....C. P. H. V. Brown S. V. L. J. McCluro ............. ..Scribe E. J. Mayer .Treasurer TELICAN HAY BUS Faro 25c each way Loavos Hex Cafe Loaves Pelican City 7:45 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 12:45 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 5:30 p. m. Itcckanl Rent Scnrlcw Phono 77 26-tf "Tho Best Insurance for Every Need' CALKINS-DONEI-SON INSURANCE AGENCY First Stato Bank llulldlnc Phcno 550-W. Wo can servo you Insuranccwlso. CLARA II. MOLLIE S. CALKINS. DONELSON. S32 Main Street Phono 91-W Upp's Auto Service DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Experienced Drivers Now Cars Klamath Falls, Oro. DR. G. A. MASSEY fourth o(l Plon Hta. In Warren Hunt Hospital Off. Phone 497 Ret. Phone 8M L. D. Gass, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT GLASSES FURNISHED Warren Hunt Hospital Phono 407 Hen. White Prllcnn Ho'cl. Phono S Outbursts of Everett True By Condon How are vou, evernsTT '. I YOU KMOw I'M WFOR y-- ttetiv:TioiM, ANU OF CBUlSt X GAt COOHT ON vo-ce. 1VOU HAVC5 Mmie HouTC. mxr -.-j.jr YOtf Finctp Trie spggoeRs is-revo or - - -jX- UJr,iI'"s'."1cT OVJ.tN.Si SON pVWVWWW ! KLAMATH FALLS-BEND STAGE Leaves Klamath Falls, Mon days, Wednesdays nnd Fri days nt 8:00 A. M. I.ciwos Bend Tuosdnya, Thursdays nnd Saturdays. Cadillac rnrs used. Mnko resorvnllona nt Tho City Transfer Office. ' K. J. HAOUHT Phono 433 Gin Main VSWWWMAAWWMi Excavating Teaming Lot us mako you a prlco on dig ging that baiomont, or other ox cavntlng you contemplate. Wo also do team work of ovory description. Phone 426-J Let Your GLASS troubles be Mine C E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine CHIROPRACTORS DRS. MALLETT AND MALLETT OFFICE OVER UNDERWOOD'S Plume (V.10-J. Seventh & Main MINERAL BATHS Dr. Itnud Ingcrsoll llawley Chiropractic l'hyslclua First National Bank Balldlng Entrance Room I ASHLAND, OIlEGO.f DR. L. L. TRUAX WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL liny I'hnnr. 4I7 Night Phone, WW HAW .MILL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO. DmlRiiers nml builder of mod ern wih mills, planing mills and box plnnts. Dredging. Pllo driving. Phono -lOto-W Office Comer Spring mid Oak Near S. P. Depot - zS&eSz SCMOIMG THCM TO 1AV UJHCKe.TrtCf TiCILOM. IT TO MC JUOGKS, LL VO-CCS- I Murphey's 1 Tl sj j-Jj ayM.M , f CIGAR STAND 1 all kinds of tobacco o . - o p p E The E " CENTRAL N a HOTEL t L L A L GUY GARRETT, Mgr. L PboM 155-W tu Steam Heated M RATES: . ( Transient $1.00, up p U Weekly $5.00, up u H H T T NEWS STANDI all the latest news ' v . I WILL- Tako nut (Vllnrt or I'll! In Iit CON MURPHY .117 .Miirllinrr Si. Phone .IILIV WMMVx,WWW')wiWiMAAA Offlce Phono 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloycf Stewart Physician and Surgeon White Building Klamath Falls Orngoo DENTISTS E. G. Wiiecanror PUONK 854 Dr. Dr. P. M. Noel PUO.TO 4 Over Cderwoo4' Hcreath aad Kala BtreeU !NEW CITY LAUNDRX FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK ROUGH DRY "Put Your Dudt In Our Suds" PHONE 154 ,orner Mntn and Conger E. D. LAMB PHYHICIAN AND BURGEON Phonea 17W 1711 Rooms 1 nnd 1 White Ilulldlnn Household Furniture GOODS OF ALL KINDS OUR PRICES RIOIIT Wo Ruy, Sell and Exchnngo. Cor. Sixth and Klamath Avo. IIICK'H & CO. L Inatrnctlons In Piano Playing by Expert of Many Years' Experience. MRS. OSOORN Apt. t. Helms Apt. Klamath Falls Cyclery We aro boro to sorvo you, and aim to sorvo you rleht. Motorcyclos and Ulcyclos, Parts and Acossorloi; Tiros and Tubos, that will stand your Inspection, as wo carry the host In our lino. Ropalr shop In connection with Ilarloy-Davldson Sorvlce. Phone 873 1010 Main St. Klamath Falls O, E. DISMARK Seed Store 10 mm BEAUTY PARLOR Shampooing, mnrcollng, massag ing, manicuring. For appolnlmonts, phono 30C, Whlto Pelican Hotel. $ FACTORY SHOP I I I -f .Mallri'SHcii Mndo and Ho- J ;T puircil, upholstering Cratlug, f I pucklng. T if j. i:. iiitA-iTON, rnop. I I 7(:i H. Ilth St. Phono 1(17. f I " GLOVER MAKES Your Watch Keep Time. 511 Main St. Klamath Falls PAINTING Practlcnl palntlni:. kIMIiiit. bronx ItiK. I'linmolliiB, kutsomlnlnR, wall paper cleanlnK and genoral con trnctlDB. II. C. TUTIIILIi Phono 183 C3C Oak St. f. J. V. CLEGIIORN CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Phono 102J 133 S. Rlvorsldo FRED WESTERFELD DKNTIMT Phono 434W. X-IUy laboratory IxramU Uldg., Klama'Jt rails DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple Klamath Dye Works Phone 408 OUIl GLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING WILL MAKE YOUB CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS IlKULOUKED Goods Galled for and Delivered 81 Main Street Klamath Pallu PHONE 87 124 So. Sixth St.