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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1925)
PA6ETF0Wt . ' ' EVENING IIERALU KCXMATII PALLS, OREGON : I SATURDAY, "APRILS, 1025 YOU CAN'T BEAT THE ' '1 '' Lumber Co., Is returning to lior It Is announced that all thu Mor- Kill I sfllfl it I 1Y1 f 1 -' n Band on Monday. . rln toachcra tiuva boon rooteetod. I 1111111111111 llHIIIr f J G. Smytho of. Fort Klamath Is Mrs. It, II. Anderson visited with UUIIIV I 3' sse' M. i ' 8lnt'r r. p. f. sunw ' Thur.,.a, .., . ,,.. ,J I case in court without a trood lawyer. I Ari Unusual and Distinctive House with Colonial Traditions .rs-.-.--- . -- - III! - , i ; BLi 3 li ft - 4 ' LrxjM I I I iicrun . B f--"A HO a llI newt L I aruc so i-, riLU ll'lll tl5u-RoomHotueNo.635 .o.'cupled by Q.- Faganollo. K. Sands day cnko with Awo caudles. Tliu I of Fo:t Klamath and family will Morrill I'ulou ,wm organised two move lutu the ( houso vacated by yours ago this luonlh. - Those pros Fngunello. out woro Medimo Wustbrook, N. Mrs. Arthur W. Jj'inson whoso E. Woodhaum). C. K. l'nltorson, W. husband Is ti grader for tho Uimn F. J lunette, umt c. C. Unlet. Lumbar Co., Is returning to lior it s nnnoiinccd that nil thu Mor- lorno In llond on Monday. . rill teachers huve boon rooteetod. nytho of. Fort Klamath Is jrs. It. II. Anderson visited with nto tho house vacated by her sistor. .Mrs. B. L. lloalwy, who I Mr. and Mrj. Johnson. is quite 111 In a Klamath Fulls hoj- J Miss Mildred KIiik of Klamath pitnl. . ' Falls sister of .Mrs. P. F. Shaw' Thttr,llnjr ovol)lllg ttl 6.30 , B?ont Sunday afternoon at Modoc fooklB8 clllb of Morr, en,or,tlllll!tl ( Point visiting friends. , pareatl, ,t , bjn(,uet nj tho Tbo Lun,m Xuniber Co. Is busy h g tch00, cafe(orll- Tno mcul up a mgoi cre.v wnicn win bes'.n working Moud.i Alght April 27ti. Extensive prepantlcns hare been was prepared and served by tho members of tho coaklng club. This Is tho first Lncquet of tho sort by the clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank made to facilitate handling of tho S(!xlou wor guostll o club Increased production. TliU Is taa flrit time tho Lamm Lbr. Co.K has run moro than one shift. On Wednesday ovenlag Wm. -Spanglcr represented the Lamm Lumber Co., baseball team at a Mr. Sexton Is county club Icador. Following tho dinner Miss McVeigh local Icador of the cooking club acted as toistmlstrem, sho gavo a sh-ort talk on tho work of tho lornl club and thon called on Mr. Helton """- "" Prof. Turnball, R. It. Anderson and Bay Lumber Co. Qa3 ottMli wha g;iV8 ,hJrt u,k, uro. E. L. D.ron and Mrs. U. Toon followed demonstrations by too F. MuskoCJ spent Wednesday la tao homo making clubs, a new club In Kails sho.pplns. Merrill of whlco Thiraa Aadarran Is On Fr.day afteriuoa W. E. president. The arrangements of tho , Locim laop'oi-tcd the Lamm Lumber u hies was one part of their work. Co., lodging operation at Kirk. I ,Hs3 Kathryn I'ope gave a demon j Joe Ball is rafting telephone strntlon on how to make a bed polei In tho lake woleh woro log-' which was unusually well dono. Miss ged for tho Klamath Falls Telo-' Mlldron Hayes -on Inconvenlenves of poone Co. t ' the cafeteria and showed how many Wm. Barnes hao sold his ranch steps were waited and also In the . at .Voiloc Point and' It will be turn- home.', Miss Genlevo Good on how ed Into a fcx farm by the new to remova a borry stain. This end owne.v ' ed the evening and all were Inrltod 1 to stay and uelp demonstrate wita w the dish washing but . at this the MERRILL mm THE attractiveness of a house is not dependent on its size nor on a lot of expensive accessories, as is illus trated in the desien shown above. 't The house is simple but it unmis- ii-takably has charm. The intermediate roof or "hood," to wfiich so many of the delightful houses in the vicinity of . Philadelphia owe their appeal, is easily the dis : tinctive feature of the front elevation. It gives , an appearance of great breadth to an otherwise Ui perfectly square house, and at the same time im j': parts an atmosphere of hominess, , r ,, , ... , j.' Wth the great number of roofing materials, 4and the almost endless variety' of face brick -;. color tones and textures, opportunity is af- forded for many harmonious color schemes. The window sills and the various belt courses add I immensely to the interest of the wall surfaces. '. This house would go on a fifty-foot lot. If the i house is kept close to the lot line on one side, a driveway may be had on the other. The ga ; rage, which does not show in the picture, is .slightly depressed below the grade of the lot so ' that its roof is below the kitchen windows. A '.J terrace is planned for the front of the house, but . V if the lot slopes down to the rear it "may be (' omitted and the front lawn made level, as the .. basement windows placed on the other three Designed or American Face Brick Association sides of the house will still be above grade. The attractive vestibule leads into a hall from which the open stairway ascends. A closet, Wose by, accommodates wraps. The hall, , living room, and dining room are connected ; with large openings that give afeeling of spa- -ciousness. Both living and dining rooms open ' onto the side porch. . ; - Directly alongside of the dining room is the kitchen, which is modern in every respect, with its sink under a double window and cabinets on either side. " The rear entry accommodates the ice box. Entering the rear hai! from the kitchen one passes the lavatory, oom closet, and basement stairs with a jjrade entrance, and reaches again . the main entrance hall, , - ; On the second floor are three large bedrooms, one with a spa.cious alcove. Note the number of closets, all of iiood size, also the linen closet with outside light and the one in the large bath room. A stairway leads to a fine storage attic. The basernhnt contains laundry and drying space, heater and coal bins, a garbage inciner ator and a vegetable store room. . The ceiling heights are 8 feet 6 inches. The content of horse is 30,750; of garage 2,000 cubic feet 'A baiebail game was played Mon day .'tercaoo between Klaaiatu Falls and Merrill on the Morrill d.amond. The score was In faror of KUmath Falls. mon were noted for their absence. E. C. Reams of Olendale, Orogoa is In Merrill for a tow days on bus iness. He Is tho guest of his nolce Mn. E. L. Whlslor. Tho Boy Scouts hold a spoclal meeting In tro club rooms Taurs- Tuesday evening the senior class day oyen, tJ muk) BrrBnMmoBU gave their play "Nothing but the ,of Sunda,. 'Waon thoy w; vl,u 1,uia,,l.1.u,. , the Lava bods with (lie Klamath ' Merrill went with the class from here. Airo. W. C. Bailey and DonaM Falls Scouts. There was a full at tendance prosent. Mrs. J. W. Taylor was a visitor In Sl'ES FOIl S8S5 John Pbpplsh Claims Money - From ' .V I. P. Mnlloy on Xote That f. P. Malloy owes him 5825 on;,a ppombKorjr note. Is, the con tention of John Poppich.j who brdught ,su!t In circuit court today that sum. Mr. Popplsh also a eks that Malloy pay him $150 for 'at- lorney'a .fees and that he recover interest on the principal from the date of execution. ! against Malloy for the recovery of ' ington. The news from Waslilnptcnji Is Coalidge chatted about his boyhood this being a sign of spring In Wash- News of ihe Klamath Country MODOC POINT Bailey were Klamath Falls visitors Klamatll Ftt;,4 Thuritlluj 1 uo.uuy. . j . MIsj Helen Brown was a visitor In Klamata Falf' Tuesday. . -, j BLY Air. and Mrs. N. E. Woodhouse . we.e KUmata Falls visitors the j. j. Q.van hm roturncd to B:y ilrit of the wek. . . ' ' from Tule Lake, where he has been C. N. Hasklnt and M. A. Bow- wintering cattle. man have been appointed delegates Mrs. James Boyd of Ashland Is to attend the Grand Lodge of the bore at the home of licr son George I. O. O. F. which will . moot in Ash- Boyd, with whom sho will visit for land In May. Tbey expect a largo a f0W weeks. number of otners-to attend at lea-it j. b. Roddln left tho first of tho cne day. week for Lakovlew where be will A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. spend tho summer months. Ivaa Buell Saturday April 18. Ruth and Helen Campbell en- .Mrs. C. C. Hulet his returned terlalned the members of tho Girls from Salem whore she attended a'goif.ng CU(, at taolr homo last convention of the older girls. Saturday afternoon. n:r3. C. P. Hasklns and Mrs. M. Airs. O. W. Howard and Mrs. Bud L. Moaro were vlsltcrj In Klamath Reed and Infant ton returned to Falb Wednesday. . tho.r homo bora Sunday, aftor , Mr. and Mrs.'Loren W. Wolfe aro spending a few wooks In Klamata n.oving Into the Davis house In tho Falls. ( oast part of town. . ; Tho Influenza opldcmlc Is rathor Mr. 2nd Mrs. C. D. Chorpcnlng heavy In this valley this week, but drove to the Fjils Wednesday. Mr. tho majority of iases 'are vory light horpealng stayed In Klamath Con O'ConnoI, shoopman of Lake Falls on account of 'illness. It Is county Is In tilts valloy a few days hoped ho will soon be ablo to re--this week. . turn. Rev. Mcintosh of Beatty hold ' ha . Cox .. Ill at tho home o chu.ch jervlcis here last Sunday. . la litothtr with flu. ots, Houses, Ranches; Business Property :;j llvCali Get Them for Yo u f It! I Vietit da Call wJI kr;wn In I KlfJ.iath county, died ln San Fran : Cisco on Saturday ecolng. li ba$ been, crltlcilly III for eome time, following an operation for cance. i of the itomac'a and his many friends here Kere expecting to hear news of his driath at any time. Before g;ing to San Fran:i3C0 Mciidames R. 11. Ande.son, R. L. K.LNO Dillon and Ray Morrill entertained it "500" Wednesday afternoon it v the homo of Mrs. Andornon. They t'rod Vll left on the staga Sun IW m i'l"S fjlrngated or dvy ranches, Klamath Falls lots in my section of the citv. or citv liusiness and residf;ice m i . m. .... ' . , . . jA, VogelepoiU, , It. f. Mil I property. ' " My listings eovar. all sections of Ivlrmi ir,O JL:' b." nixcn. k;b. Mriooe. ath county If you plan to 1 buy a residence or'' ;:' a business location.' see me. ; : ;, Pay or evening, )hone 726-W and I'll be'glad to Rl R Maley j REAL ESTATE had .-prlng flowers for decoration', day aftorOoon enrouto to the Roguo H!.3'i sc:re was won by Mrs. O. H. River valley. JIo expects to stay Carleton and low 'score b Mrs. : aoveral days to transact buslnoss Woo. Walker. A' delightful after-1 Frank Sexton, county club load noon was spent. Refreshments woro . or, visited the school one day last served (luring tho afternoon. The',ook. do Call was employed by the Lamm iv:t0.i guestrf were, Mendames, K. I L. 'J. Wilson, who hag been sta Lumbercompany us cook. Ho waj P Merrltt, W C. lalton of Mulln, lionod at tho fish hachery on Spon a native of Belgium and is survived jje, aui1 nugn O'Connor, C. D. cor Creek was recently transferred by a widow and two cnlldron. Chorpcnlng, Tho.i. Bliko,. E. ' D. to the hatchery at Diamond Lnko. ti Those W'ao spent Soturda Oven- Harw:od, K. Du'rkeo, Fred Stukel, 'Miss Lydla Frlcko was In the dls- ing in ; town were , Mr. and Mra. Arthur Frazler, Henry Voss, N. H. 'trlet Monday looking oftor the phy Chas. Drlscoll, M. E. Knau o, A. lijtt, R. C. Anderson, Chas. l''al welfare of various pupils. A, Vpgelepohl, U. F. Muskff, K. Brown, R, S.-Adams, Fi N. Moyor, ' l". liartoll and daughters spen 'C, A. Barrows, . Loron Wolfe, C. P. Bundiy afternoon visiting -with Mr, and Mrs, Altmnnt. Doctor R. A. Miller out noar Newsom was In Keno, i: call. ' Mra. S. W. Egellno r.pent Satiir- Husltltis, O. II. Carleton, J, B. Kld- day In town shopping. j well, Wm. Walker, W. Roblson, Geo I Mr. and Mrs. Krau.ie drove to Knox, W. C. Bailey and J. A. Dewoy. town on Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Hobbs has returned Tuesday to arrange about oponlng iMr. and Mrs. S. W. Ejolno hau.frcm a several weeks visit wltb'10ros more. Tno owner, Aaron as their guosts over the week end, relatives In Wilbur, Roseburg and) Moore, and family have boen quar Mr. and Mrs. Bob .Egellne, from ; Salem. Her sister Mrs. Li Rant of antlned for scarlot fever for about Salem returned with hor for a fow threo weeks. t'rv -.'l-v--V-;- ,703 North Ninth their home at Topsy Grado. Mrj. D.'H. Crump drove to Klim ath on Wednesday to shop, . One of the now three room houses which was being built by W. Cock rell tor the Lamm Lumber Co., was completed on Thursdny. It will be hostess, weeks visit. The Merrill W. C, T. U. mot at the homo of the president, Mrs, The Vochatzor Brothers have token their well drill down the river to drill a well at tho Kestor-. Burr Westbrook, Thursday after- on mill. On account of tho wot noon. A lunch was served by the weather thoy have progrossod quite A featura being a birth slowly toward their domination. any more than you could. win your own case in court without a good lawyer. ECONOMICAL BUILDING requires years of experience backed with technical knowledge. You can't afford to build without this Help H. R. Perrin Building "Designs Plans Estimates" ' 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J Do You Need Money To Build That Home? f you own your lot, and have, some money, wo can loan you half the value of building and lot ' .lyahle like rent. Monthly payments, t n M-monts now, before the spring h i your dream home may be a '" i noto flics again. w no quicker way of making money than " ,iv Mirnnt in fl growing town. You owinjr town the rest is Up to you. 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