The Evening herald., August 02, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
1IIUINIUV, iVl'tfl'H'I' 11, itftlll.
EUROPEAN WASPS
BROUGHT HERE TO
FIGHT CORN BORER
. v BOSTON'. Auk. 2. With tho re
i loaae of 1,000,000 tiny wasps,
tormed hobrobracous, In this vicin
ity, experts of tho bureau of en
tomology, United States deportment
' of agriculture, hope they have set
In motion un agency that will re
nU In the destruction of the corn
borer and Iho saving of millions
of dollar to the farmers. The suo
" ccsn of tho experiment, entotnolo
gluti nay, .will not lo determined
until .observations have extended
over a period of years.
.. ; Imparted "from France, In which
ftountry and In Italy tho halnohra
COH lias proved a relentless iMieiny
' of tha corn borer, four colonies of
tile lnoecta were bred at tho rov
' eminent laboratories in Arlington.
Whether tho wasp can survive and
flourish ill tho colder and more
. tinever clinniio of New Knglaml and
;)J the- United- Slates in cm.ral is a
lUesllon at til to he determined.
Tho cora borer Itself is an Im
ported species, having come to Am
erica in shipments of European
hroom corn. Its ravages first at
tracted serious attention In 1917
In Eastern Massachusetts. Since
thai time It has worked steadily
wreilward. La'st year the borer
caused ' damage estimated at $1.
000,000 in tnls state alone. The
corn borer," which In appearance
raaombles a caterpillar, not only
attacks corn but Inflicts injury up
on crops ' of beets, celery, beans,
rhubarb, potatoes, peppers, buck-
, -wheat and clover. Altogether, Investigators-
iave found the borer
guilty of damaging 211 varieties
of plants. ,
? The' habrobracon Is said to Injure
no- crop, confining Its attack to
the borer, the gypsy and the brown
tail moths. The wasps are very
- small, . with bodies about the size
of the head of a pin. The female
wasp attaches itself to 'the corn
Dorer and lays its eggs on it. These,
when they develop, at first paralyze
and later kill the borer.
I The battle between borer and
habrobracon began with the release
' ofcolonies of 250,000 habrobracons
each in Saugus, Cambridge Maiden
and Arlington.- Further experiments
are'-being made by government en
tomdloglsWwith a 'low to finding
Other insects -which may check the
spread of the borer. . .
COOKED FOOD SALE
V . The- ladle ot the' Sacred Heart
church will hold a cooked food sale
Saturday, Aug. 4, at Johnston's Fur
niture Store. Please send all dona
tions in early. 1-3
Xurrlns sell vacuum lunch kits. 2
BliY NEW
FURNITURE
BUT WHERE?
If no local merchant
advertises much of
this business goes out
of town. ;
T HOTEL SUTTER
. San Francisco
'A popular priced, tire proof
bote, centrally located and noted
for Its excellent service and un
excelled appointments.
Management
' Geo. Warren Hooper
SHOW CARDS
TOED LEONETTt
. ' at-1
BUQAEIUN'S -
f ( '
Apollo for
51
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William C. Abeel. Texas oil king, has, been investing corns of hta
wealth la the arts. Here U Bonnie Macleary, Greenwich VUtaso sculp
tress, .with (ho j;' ApuHo'L she made for. him.'
MUTE CONGREGATION
WILL HAVE CHURCH
CHICACO, - An;:. 2.-Chicago's
silent church coasreatinH, compos
ed of many of the 2,0i0 deaf ot the
city, will havo a permanent church
home when the new' City Tem;le Is
dedicated, according to the Rev.
Philip J. Hasenstnb, pastor.
The members ot the dear mission
have been without a place of meet
ing of their own since the old First
Church, on tho site of the now edi
fice, was pulled down. -
"But the deaf congregation still
holds its services once a weelc," says
Constance E. Hascnsiab. assistant
pastor. - "Every Sunday afternoon
they come together from 'all parts
of the city for their worship service
LINKVILLE IN
EVERETT TRUE
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S;TtMB MUSOAX WHO CAME OVE FROM HCraT5WH
to hSlP cot in the band Comrir -nxottcJ& 4Pi h
ipjr fsAJZrJ WAS FHOMPTL" CMASCD OUT OP Tom WMEJ i(fcJr
wfisS-murf Hff APPEARED WITH MIS UNLUCKY r?:JF El
ygUUOW CLARINET KsL JW
I ii"' '
an Oil King
.... :'f. w, J
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of scripture reading, sermon and
hymns in the sign language.
"Therrt Is an Illustrated storeoptl
cari lecture, anil by watching Iho
sigiiie of the Interpreter lliey enjoy
program lit reading:, plays and
songs. We also love slmiy courses
with S5 members of the deaf con
gregation enrolled."
Twice every month the negro deaf
meet at llartzell Center with a some
what similar program to that given
for the other members ot the church.
Chicago's work for the deaf began
In 18S9. The permanent church
was organized In 1S93. Tho Rev.
Hascnstab came here from the state
school for the deaf at Jacksonville to
organize a congregation. Recently
the work has grown to includo three
state schools tor the deaf In 50
cities. ;
YE OLDE TIMES
By CONDO
rO0AK
LeayeYour Rlttvs
More 90clocK-Your
Pictures am
11 nix Til Tift
m a
if was mWm
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V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
I PLfwfrv I UUY TMtIR DRUGS
DAILY STAGE
to
Crater Lake
Leave Klamath Fall 8:00 A. M.
Arrive Crater Lake in time for lunch.
Leave Crater Lake 1:00 P. M.
Arrive Klamath Falls in time for dinner.
CRATER LAKE STAGE OFFICE
With "
RECKARD AUTO SERVICE
115 N. 6th Street '
Phone 77
Merchant Tailor
109 South Seventh Street
Hart Building
CHAS. J. CIZEK
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. i ir
- 1',-trf
High Quality Material
-
Kodak Finishing
' Films received before 9 A. M.
Ready the same day at S P. M.
i.o - Mail orders Oiled Brosaftlr
STAR DRUG CO.
tfc. Main Hta.
METROPOLITAN GARAGE
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
1st Class Workmanship Guaranteed
Cars Wash and Polished Called for and Delivered
FRANKLIN-klCKENBACKER AUTOMOBILES
;V " H. D. PETERSON, Prop.
Phone 668
Now On Display
G. M C Truplcs
REX RENNER
234 Main St.
SHIP BY
MEDFORD-KLAM ATH FREIGHT LINE
RELIABLE DAILY SERVICE
Medford, KlamAth Falls' ancj Fort Klamath
and Way Stations
'' OFFICE:
1178 Main' H('., KlulliHlli TiilU I'liono 0W-.W
WAN! ADS BRING RESULTS
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Business Directory
a
WORK
ready a 6 p.r
ii H fnri -t
and Work Promptly Done
'
Klamath Valla, CM.
' Phone 397-W
HI
TntT7 v 9
.Ik Jk 1 . 1
CONCRETE
Psrnuntnt tin Pyramids
Concrete Pipe
Howtr Pipe
Water Pipe
Culvsrt Pipe
Irrigation Pip
Concrete Brick
Face Brick
Common Brick
Floor Tils
ManUI Brick
Concrete Blocks
Chimney Blocks
Building Block -Foundation
Dlocki
Concrete Contracting
8ldv.nik and Curtis
Foundation!
Floors
Concrete Materials
Cement .
Screentd Sand
Qravel
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phone 228J tth and Market Sts.
If you tvnut your rnr
WASHED, POLISHED
or
SIMONIZED
Anil rlitlitiy done, bring It 1
Klamath Automobile
Laundry
v 1317 Main St.
Ono block beyond Wlilto I'tl(rnn
Hotel
Cart Called For and
Delivered
riiono ooa
BEND STAGE
Lv. Klamath Falls 8i.ni.
Ar. Bend 6 p. m.
Lv. Bend 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 6 p. m.
Office At
REED AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY
and '
CITY TRANSFER CO.
RECKARD'S AUTO
LIVERY Ca
Phone 77
i
Night and Day Service
115 N. Sixth St
Look for the cars with
Black and White Signs
STAGE
Klamath Fall, Cbiloqula,
and Kirk
Leave Klamath Falls 10
jr. m. and 3:30 p. m.
115 N. 6th St Phone 77
Geo. A. Bell
1
GORDON
AUTO SERVICE
Formerly with Coo
Phone 600
, 531 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
WOOD
Onod liloilix put In jour win
tcr mipply in tin tltflit prlco.
HaHrmcnla filli'.l, f:1..1() per load.
Hl.itflo IoiiiIh $1.00. Ills load.
J. W. DODSON
I'liono S70
I. O. O. F.
ProifM-rliy Itelirkah, Sf4; inoutf
flrnt and Third Tbnmdnya
Kwaua Eneampniftnt 4S, (bmU
each' TiiMilar
SUamMk tolit 1ST ' aaaata aaak
MonclAlr Beauty Shope
11(17 MuielnlrtAvtt, I'liono 840
Mi Lines of Iliiiuty Culture
Open Uvenlims '
, lly t itrm'dln Library
American Legion
It I. A MATH I'OHT Nil, II
MiftlniJV lt ami lint . Tuomlajr
,. t 'oiut Homo llaaenioal . :
U, K, CICT,, (iunuimlt
. , I'lwim WWM ...ri.li-,
T'Dr. E. Dietsche '
IMiyHli-l.in Mill Hurgraa
Otri.'nt Itonin A and 1
Miiuarainn llldu.
Office llnnnt: 11-111. tt-0 A 7-11
Nniiilnvi U.IU
I'htiiimi Ofllio UN!I, Him. OAD-W
DR. J. a COBLE
OPTOMKTKWT OPTICIAII
Tb Mala flt, Ibom 1M-W
We tit and grind la, Dul
eata arokaa Uaaat. rapair (raaaa.
W. E. & J. I PATTERSON
Controcling Painters
630 S. GUi Phone 582-J
DR. C. A. RAMBO
Dentist v
" L O. O. . Bollalai
CHIROPRACTORS
DRH. MALLETT MALI.KTT
' Offlra over tTmlerwood'a
7th Mala Phone M
ilralilcnca Phone BAT
J. C CLEGHORN
civil KKonrtm
AMU HUKVETUJ
Phoa !- in a, aUiiiilanj
DR. G. B. BEAN v
- Chiropractor
Office, lUiom S, lwnili Illda
Mount 10 a. m 18 m. S to S
l. u 0:U0 to 8 p. m. I'hona CM
NU BONE CORSETS
Mailo lo Your Mraaura
, Guaranteed
Mrs. Rose Randall
BSi Jcfferion BC Phona 877-W
I'liono OH'J-W 0-iO 8. Oth 8b
Klnninth Fnlla
HEBE K. HOLMAN
Caipinitrr ami Calilnpt Work
Itrpalr Work of all kind.
PR. F. R. GODDARD
O8TKPOATHI0 PHTMOtU
AND H TOO BOS
OCOm (ad Baaldaaea Phoaas fU
tO.O,, TKMTUI
S. CROUCH, D.V.M.
Veterinary Surteoav
Deputy Btata VetartaartM
ae n. gth at.
Pboa iSaVI
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DR. H. J. WINTERS
Graduate ami fltata Roglitcr4
OPTICIAN
Nlaotnea yrarn here In rmglaaaa
Prompt Svrrlea
714 Main Street
Coe's Auto Service
Phone 168
Klmiii At Central' HoU)l !fort
l)oor , to Currln'i Drug Btor
NEW CITY LAUNDRY?
rtnMied Work
' ' 1040
1 '
'V la Work
BoogU Dry
"Pat Taav Dana la Oar sjair
PHONH IB4 ' "-
Onraav Mate aa Oaa(a