fa ' faERAI.fr, KTOTA'rtT F AtjjS." OREGON '
SATURDAY, APRTL 18 192 rJ
YOU CANT BEAT THE
Building Game
any more , than you could win your own
i case in court without a good lawyer.
i ; - ECONOMICAL BUILDING
requires years of experience backed with
.technical knowledge.
You can't afford to build without this Help
H. " JR. Perrin
... Building
"Designs Plans Estimates"
209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J
Lots, Houses, Ranches,
i Business Property
1 Can Get Them for You
Irrigated or dry ranches, Klamath Falls lots in any
section of the city, or city business and residence
property. My listings cover all sections of Klam
ath county. If you plan to buy a residence or
a business location see me.
Day or evening, phone 726-W and I'll be glad to
call. :
R. H Maley
REAL ESTATE
703 North Ninth
Da Ywilleed Money
To Build That Home?
iwn jo .i iol, and have some money, w
cair loan yob half the value of building and lo .
' i, ii, i tvyablf- like rent. Monthly payment
v .mn"romelts now, .before the sprin :
, lu-s ' u thai your dream home may be a.
-lity before snow flies again.
V'- is no quicker way of making money than
'' ""'r'or.t in a growing town. You
, i be irr.-Hving town the rest is up to you.
Momyer&M
Reel Estate
! V nl o r-il 'inr
omyer
Building and Loan
Phone 366
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Cinders are economical and prac
tical for roads and driveways as
they pack and bind, making a very
smooth pavement-like surface
A Present-Day American Home
That Imparts the Atmosphere of the
Home-Like English Cottage
f A. F. Graham
t GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office Rooms 201-202 Winters Bldg.
t PHONE 526
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Pictures in The Home
Written oxptusgly for Tim
'livening Humid liy
' JAN10 SNKDICOU
Six-Poem Hoiuc No. 634
rS?HE long sloping roof lines of this
!' .rn 6 house tie it to the ground most ef
Uv"" I v v. sl fectively and make it a natural part
V- vXj vl;f c.f its surroundings. That is one of
iLiO-i the most charming features of the
Er.rlih Cottage style of architecture.
Just new this type of architecture seems to be
growing very rapidly in popularity, due no
doubt to the fact that many cf the most skillful
architects cf the country have drawn on it for
.nuch of their best work. It has furthermore a
picturesqueness that is very appealing, and
lends itself to very attractive interior arrange
ments. The small illustration above gives you a
hint of the homey atmosphere cf this house.
i 'The charm of this exterior is in no small meas
tre due to the careful and skillful placing of the
. .windows. ' Note how nicely they fit into the wall
Surfaces. You can see from the outside that the
Interior is sunny and cheerful. The illustration
gives you just a hint of the chimney that is one
of the most attractive features of this house.
The owner can suit his own taste in picking
the brick for this house. It will look equally
well in a smooth or rough-textured brick, and in
any color tone that might be selected.
The interior arrangements are worthy of carc-
Doigncd for American Face Brick Auocfati.m
ful study for they are unusually complete and
convenient and have many novel features.
Adjacent to the vestibule are a coat closet
and lavatory. From the hall a gxxl view is had
of the living room and sun parlor but not of the
dining room. The octagonal sluice of the living
room is unusual, while the open porch and sun
parlor at the sides add to its spaciousness.
The kitchen is well lighted by a triple window
over the sink and has cabinets at one side and
over the ice box. An entry with a broom closet
and a pantry are provided. Note the desirable
location of the breakfast nook, close to tho rear
door, and front hall. The windows in the nook
give cross ventilation to the kitchen and a view
of the street. Note the direct connection be
tween the front hall and the semi-attached
garage. . .
' On the second floor are three fine bedrooms,
the two front ones interconnecting, a feature
that appeals to the mother when left alone at
nifiht with her children. There is a good acces
sible attic.
The basement provides ample space for fur
nace, coal room, laundry and vegetable cellar.
The ceiling heights are 8 feet 6 inches. The
content of the house is 28,500; of garage 2,880
cubic feet.
room nml aliouM bo changed na
one's Internals chungu. for In
Minion, tlm liny of lliu family limy bo
Inturi'Ktml In rmllu toilny, footlmll
Styloa In pictures change ua llifl ' lumorrow, "nil uunintliliiR oIho noxt
youra go by, muim llio muno nx limy ,w'lt o why not ullow III m lo mir
do In tuviittuio mill clollio. To bo . found hlmiadt whllo In Ilia room
miro, l ho rviklly , Rood, llio original j with pletui-M which win nn nun to
liiniiU'rph'eoM of llio ml ilro nlwiiya
In Hlyln. bill ronlly very fuw of
i'iin ii f fonl null hmtrk'H. Tlio duy
of tho llfo alro portrait bna uaod,
nml wo no longor nliuru with llio
ciihuuI aojournor In tho homo llio In-tlmni-y
of portrait of any kind.
t'liMoKmnha bt'lonjt hi tho prlvncy
nf ono'a own pvraonnl room. ItullK-
oujuy to tho fiilJiHt It In Ititont hob
by? A pliu'O of crotonno or n plnco of
ipimk'n cloth fiuli'iiml to tho wull
will nuvo llio woodwork mid pluator,
by providing n ronvsnlunt ' placo
whoro vllpplnka and unfrnmod pic
tinea limy ho plnnuxl. .
f'li'tiiro frnming hna hocomo an art .
and ono nil i) n Id ronault aonio onu
loua pli'turoa, too, nro too pvi'Htinnl who hna atilillnd tho atibjoct boforo
for tho gunoriil living mom, imloaa det'ltllnic on tho frnnio, for tho
llio p)cniro la a rare ulnl cholco frame may abaolutely ruin nn oilier
ploi'0 of workmainihlp, unuanal and wlao tntoreatlnw plcluro, Jual na a
IntoroiitliiR onmiKlt to bo a Joy lo poor atylo of hair dronalng rulna a
orory art laver. fneo. Nvvur hang u plotura with a
Did ynu ovor try to nottlo with, m'iikIo 'ro whleh comna lo a point
yonraoli Just what oxi'iiao yon Imvo nbnvo the ploturo, fur tho eyo In- ,
for tho presence on tho walla of variably followa along two Hum
your homo, of onrh ami -every pit- which meet. Hang nil plclurm with
turoT If not try It omo day nod concealed wlro or by two vortical
you will bo aurprbiod to find Unit wlrla. All plctiirea ahoulil bo hung
you uro giving apace nml time lo pic low onough ao that thn eyo of tho
turea which, like aiimo people, act
ually glvo you no! Ill n ft In the way
of enjoyment or, woran mill, radiate
gloom and unhiipplnc. I'lcturea
ahnultl bo rhoaen like frleuda. care
fully ami thoughtfully for tholr real
value to ua peruoiiully.
When, apiecilng pluturea for a
room which la to bo uiuid by thane
ontililti tho family circle, ono ahoulil
'elect ihoo which throUKh lechnl
liio cr purl) Joytmanuaa will luloreal
and K'vo ilc:milro to othera. na well
n5 to the Immodlato family. There
nrn an many good prlnta, colored
iih'itogrnplia and otchlnga to bo hud
t"ib:y nt n.very roaaouublo II cure
nn. I It ahoulil bo o.iay to find Junt
I lie r:i!it plcturo for ouch wull apace,
not tn.- many, but Junt enough.
I'cttire of a purely pi'monnl
rhnnirler belong In ono'a private
average pernon whelk alnndlng lonka
atrul'ht ithvud and calcbea thu point
of Intercut In I lie picture.
Don't plant thn nlil-tline varletlea
el aplunch that run lo aeed before
you can pick enough leaves for a
mom. Try the lato needing aorta
that havo coma Into commerce In
tho luat few yera. Kvery aeeda
niau boa 'them.
Sow Iceland poppy need, particu
larly aonio of tho wonderful new
ulrahia, now. Kprlnklo Ihem whero
they are to stay. Thla puppy earn
ed lis tiumn and will grow when thu
groun.1 la froicn. t'lanled early It
la an annual and one of the finest
plant for cutting.
rliort.-i No. 7107 Itenerro lllntrirC Xo.
nrroitT ok condition ok
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT KI.AMATH FA I.I A IN TIIK MTATK (IF OIIF.OOX,
AT TIIK CUISK UK prlFM1 OS AI'llll. 0TII. ItKW
itKHoru-.-s
t. a I. nana and il'-i"ta. Including redln
rnun'a., ncrrntnncea of other bunka
and forlirn b'I'a if ehingo or drafm,
anld wKh ltnorment of 1'ila bauk
fexrept tho'o ahown In b and c).... 1 1.263.348.6 1
Laying out Back Yard Gardens
One factor In layinj oui lj.... er. A tnll group of hollyhocks In
ard along ornamental line is to ono' border with no lull border to
see to It that the beda are f suf- balance on the other sldo throwj
lclent width and length to avoid a ' th3 w.io'.o eftect out of gear,
ipotty effect. The beda ahould '
wider than the paths between them. ;i;oVI.a KAIIMAS FHOM HKFD
Tala will at oace remove the dot! , r
jffect. Three foot bedi with foa,-; Iris roclcties. gladiolus clubs, and
oot paths would be out of prop. r-t row dahlia organliattons have dono
lion and would ahow It plainly. a crcut deal for American garJen-
In providing edging plants alons';"? by developing and spreading the
tbe paths of parallel bDds or alons ' of plar.t breeding at homo be-
walk which la brdured on bJt!i caue the crossing In simple and
Jldes, edge with tho same plant3 oi rah .ns of these three plants gives a
joth ?ldes in corresponding section:! 1 'nderful variety of new forma and.
cr match op tho various planiaj'1 11,0 a3e "t to fiat two, rarely
used. O.'tea a gardener figure uut I t-JrJ l,,at -ro Identical. While the
'rja tckta from two to three years,
the gladi jua Ir::n one to two, tho
dahlia Is an annual when ralscl
frr n need und always blooms the
first season If sown In April In a
warm situ Ulon. It may bo own
the plant. Tbero la also a better
chance that he will not, .but the dah
lias that he does .got will bo fine,
handsoino plants nnd none of them
will' be disappointing There will
be a surprising rungo of colors In
cno packet of seed from pure white,
ycUow, pink to tho deep scarlets and
marcons.' I
It pays to buy the expensive dnh- ;
Ua seeds if ono dealrca to gel tho I
finest plants. Fifty eoods for. -fifty
cents will givo fifty plants of un- ,
usual beauty nn- t-.aractur If tho
Crower. uses orJInnry enro. Tho
seeds have a high percentage of
gormlcation and from a fifty-seed
packet It is not unusual to get tho
fyll fifty plants.
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uandso.Tie edging plant.? one vari
ety on cno tide cf the path cr In
one bed and u.-iothe.- plint on lite
opposite side. If the plants ill all
that Is expected of them the owner la
disappointed In the effect. Somot.ilng
will bo plainly lacking. It U thu
eftect of the fact that we nee .with
two eyes at on.-e and that each
eye has a different erfect li front
:f It and the result la cjnf i ilng.
The eaine principle Bh.uiil be fol
lowed in phntlng the main p-irtion
MAGEE HONORED AT
PORTLAND MEETING
Total loina
2. Overdrn'M. tne;ured 12. 639. 03
h l.hb'Htv cf foreign banka and bank
era for drafts nnd bl'N accented by
this hank to erento dollar oxchnnRe,
and now ouKlnnding
4. V H. Oovemnieitl seeurlllin (iwniMl:
a Denoslted to aacuro clrculnLI in (Li.
R. bondv nT vluftl .
h A'l o'h"r Tilled 8tit (lovnrnment
necti-'llea (Including premiums. It any)
fital
K..Olor hmli. R'nrlii nttrltp nt!
rtnnk'nar Hnua. Furillurn and flvtnrea
7. Real estate owned other than banking
house .a -
8, Lawful roaerve with Federal Ileaorvo
bank
10. Cash In vault and amount duo from
national banks '
11. Amount duo from Stato banks, bankers,
trust companies In tho United Hiatus
(other than Included In Items K. 9 & 10
13. Chocks on other banks In .llio aamo
city or town na reporting bank (other
than Item 12)
Total of Items 9. 10. 11, 12, nnd 13
14. a Checks and drafts on banks (Includ
ing Foderul Hoaorve .Hank) lorntod
' outaldo of city or town of reporting
bunk -
b Miscellaneous cash Items
15. Kedemptlon fund with U. 8. Treasurer
nnd duo from U. H. Troaniror
16. Other assets, If any, Huvcnuo Stumps
Total
M.VIUI.ITIRS
17. Capltil stock paid In .......
18, Surplus fund
19. a Uii'dlvlded profits, 150,04,1.01
b Iteservo fur
e Less current expenses paid
20. Unserved for taxes, Intnrest, etc. accrued
21. Circulating notes outstanding
22. Amount duo to Federal Keservo Hank
(deferred credits)
1.253.3S. SI
2,939.03
None
100.000.00
362.050.00
42.434.43
C64.346.D2
5.008.00
no.oi.i.or
35,436.38
402 ono. 00
94.304.09
42.434.42
46,538.05
' 134.B50.9t
414.636. 67
121.429.33
28,280.46
6,098. 99
5,000.00
62.46
2,610,673.08
$ 200.000.00
10,000.00
14,607.63
3.631.8!)
100,000.00
Templar, was honored In a roeont
in the open ground as soon as the rditlon of the I'ortlund Telegram,
Ii. Iv Mngoe of Klamath Falls
pa.'it i.tato commander of tho Knights 23. Amount duo to national banks
zr, Cert If led chucks outstanding
20. Cashier's checks outstanding
weather la reliably warm, with u
elianjo of blnobi the sumo year if
there Is no killing frost until well
Into Oet.b;r,
The ibhlia seed resembles that cf
the s'nnla end needs much tho same
Heretofore the demand for cin
ders has been greater than the sup
ply. We have added new and im
proved equipment which will en
able us to supply all needs.
5: , Orders accepted for
immediate delivery
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of the border. If a tall group of: treatment. The caro that must bo
delphiniums, f:r Instance, is on tc.kcn Is that the seed box or bed
one side of the pau, Tuianre It lines not dry oat, but II Mao must
v.Ith a similar group on tho oliier nc'. l;o kept water logged. .Trans
side. They need nit hi exact! plant llm dahlias as soon as they
opposite., belter nA be too exact have r.ip.dt two leaves, Into pots or
but relatively,, In f3 ums lovatiju. I:in iii.xra. abcut four Inches upart,
This scheme should be follows:! wllii nnd give them plenty of sun until
the differcat colonies of plants, not iliey ruu bo set Into the ground,
necossiiril rcpeatlns the same , They v!!l spring up In a hurry as hl
plants but coionle3 giving much the , plans as lh:3i; grown from mature
same color effect, height, and gen
eral appearar. :u.
A study of borders deigned by
.well-known landscape architects In
gardening books and magazines will
show that this principle Is followed
rather carefully.
If harmonizing colors aro to be
planted In edgings or groups, they
should be planted sldo by side und
not asross the path from each oth-
tubcr.'i.
It la now pouHlblu to obtain need
of tha wonderful new giant types
which ore thn UHtohlslimcnt of tho
floral world by tholr alzo nnd bril
liancy cf colors. From a packet of
seed of those fine types, any garden
er may get ns flno plants an he
might havo to pny $23 for In nam
ed rcolH. There Is nlwnys thin
chance, owing lo the variability of
when bis plcturo appeared In the
Ii:huo of April 10.
The following quotation was
printed: "You will Just naturally
see Klamath getting the business
nnd developing splendidly."
"Magco has been hero attending
thn annual state session .'of tho
Knightd Touiplni. Ho Is proud of
tho organization's past commander
medal conferral on him here by Dr.
K. fi. La nib upon behalf of llio mem
bership of Calvary i-oinmandery, No.
16 of Klamath Falls, whora both
hold their membership. Tho1 badge
cons'st of a purple Multeso cross In
tho center of which Is tho seal of
tlio state of Oregon, Suspended
from this Is a cross upon which Is
a triunglo with a Bible reading."
37,040.20
' 75.47
2,999.61
20,207.97
13,767.21
1,372,453.64
22,213.23
221,557.44
1,616,224.30.
E. H. ltosborotigh ot .Bray la
spending the romalndor of tho
week In Klamath Falls visiting with
friends 'and transacting business.
Mrs. It. I.. Hamilton Is a Klam
ath Falls visitor from her homo In
Pasadena. ,
Total of Items 22, 2.1, 24, 25, nnd 20
lleiiiniiil deposits (ollii'r Hum bank lie
piMlls) subject to Iteaervo (doposlls
payable within '30 daya):
27. Individual depoilta subject to check
28. Certificates of deposit duo in less than
30 days other than for money borrowed
20. Htato, county, or other municipal de
posits secured by pledgo of assotM of
this bank' or surety bond .'
Total nt demand deposits (other Ihun
bank deposit) subject to Reserve,
Items 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32
Tlino ilepiiNllM subject n Kes''rvo (oay-
nblo after 30 days, or auhjoc.t to 30
. days or moro notico, nnd postal aavlnga:
33. Certificates of deposit (other than for
. ' uionoy borrowed). ,..,.'. '
35. Other llmo deposits
36. Postal savings . doposlls
Total of tlmo doposlls subject to flu-
servo, Items 33, 34, 35, and 30.....
37.' United Mutes dnposlix (olhor than post
al savings), Including War Loan de
posit account and deposits of United
Stutes disbursing offlcors
Total '
Rtntn of Oregon. County of Klamath, as:
I, Leslie Rogers, Cashlor of tho nhovo-namod bank, do solomonlv
awonr that tho above atatomont Is truo to the best of my knowlodgo and
Cor?0ct-Aest:Frnd Rchnilock, A, M. Co.ller, k"." w. vannlc0 frecUrs
Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 17th day of April,' 1025.
u. iv. ivionre, Notary Public for Oreeon
My 'commission expires May 17th, 1927
114,870.27
484,228.23
29,390.78
628,487.28
681.72
2,610,673.08
(Notnry Senl)