The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 02, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HERAXTf, KTI5MATH. PSLTS, OKECTON SATURDAY, MXY;2,.I026M'! i . 1 Tjjjuiiyuti-irii'irn n r.i 1 " .-- - J Klamath Falls NEEDS J Hundreds of HOMES Many Business BUILDINGS It is your Opportunity to make real money Build For 'yourself and save rent For rent and aive an Income For sale and turn you' money Consult with H. R. Perrin Advice v V: . - :Designs Plans Estimates" 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J Pile U In A flat loppod heap with a depression In t ie center to direct the moisture from rains or from the h?a In il.-y inWln t- the center of the heup. Mol:tur luuiem the rot tin. Add to the pile nil seasou, wetting dawn occasionally mid the fnlluwinir surhm the unner uortloil.t can bo removed and tie reoiyed and partially decayed matter at the bot tom of. the heap sicitld be spaded .nl j the garJen beds. Let the Up layer become t ie bottom liyer of the now compost heap as it is al ready well on Its way to deoiy. The compost not only addi ferti lizer In Itself but It improves the texture ut the soil. Hum us Is u vegetable sponm which li-lds mols lure In mlspeslon and Is ureat nm elluratlus factor for lishl, enndy oils. ll nl-ii Improvet the lexlure tf he ivy noils. Start a compost heap this BprliiR. CASKS TUIV.V A Compact Livable House ! W. 11. Todd ani V:illa:n McCamn ' hell were belli tried lodiy In Jua I tice ct the IVico Hunsaker'a court ' ,vi rli.ir.lfl.. nt njssesston of llilUor. Among mo cniet wunesse-s in uiu stale's ca;e was J. J. Mi'Mahon, win twlih siato prohlbtlon officer Snyder ma.lo tho arrest of tho two men. Violets ' Tie 'vfolet family Is undergoing rapid development into a garden ;plant . In additions to the familitr and favorite, ponay. We now have three strains of violas in addition to the pansy clamoring for popular iavoj and all beautiful 'plants, the tufted or' Scotch pansies, the horn ed pansies or. viola comma hybirdj and the rtaller tufted gracilis vio las which are just being offered by American seedsmen,. The last nam jed are favorites far rock gardens 1: Phone 93 n I New Parcel 1 Post Rates i " " If you ship goods by Parcel Post call at our office 1 and get one of the new: Fourth Class or Parcel Post Rate Cards. Free These.,, give, . the .new r&tes afe'e o r d i n g to 'iies, which went into- .'ect April 15. W.O.SMITH v Printing Co. 'Quality Printing" Block Wood Plenty of Blocks on band; now, froah ifrom the bin, quick deliveries, city" or country. We have a nice match Bafo that we give with an order . for a doublo load ot blocks. ' Call at our office and .got jroura. -' . a. f Peyton & Co. 'Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 535 while the two preceding are1 fine for f'.ower beds and edgings. The tufted pansles differ from the standard pansy chiefly in the habit ot growth. Te flowers now are nearly as large and come in much the same range ot colors. They have longer etems and are better for cutting, stand hot weather tet ter and are more truly perennial. The pansy at best Is not good for much more than two years. After its first burst of bloom grown as. an annual in the same manner as a pansy the violas or Scotch pansies send up new tufts of stems from the roots. The old blooming stems which have sprang led out should be trimmed eft and the new growth gives a new burst of bloom in the cool months of fall. When the new growth has been well started, by sprinkling a hand ful, of fine soil over the center of the plvint, covering portions ot the stems, new roots are struck and the individual plant will in the course of two seasons make a solid mat almost a foot across, studded with scores of bloom.' It can then be divided into' a number ot new These tufted pansies do nat come .plant-j. true from seed and by this means i stock ot any favorite color can be secured easily to make edgings or solid patches of color for early summer and the cool days ot fall. The viola cornuta type of panoies do not have as large flowers as the. tufted pansies and the color range is smaller. The viola gracilis hy birds are more nearly of the violet type, smaller flowered and smaller in growth. All are well worth a place in the garden. . Composting . Composting Is an ancient and valuable means of fertilizing thit is seldom practiced but upon which we must depend for our chief nnnu rial supplies since the automobile basil Isplaccd tho horse and supplies of stable manure are not available In cities and towns except 'it great expense. Tho. chief value of barn yard manure In addition to tho a: tual fertilising element! it contain. is in providing lmmU3 for the soll.j Humus is decayed vegetable matter, the chief constituent of the light, black soil wo find under forest tree brown upon tho 'surface with the finely powdered but not yet thorough lydecayed forest leaves. It is tie chief component of the black p'rij Irie soil made by hundreds of yours of vegetation rotting annually wmIIc fresh vegetation Bprlngj up to re peat the process. Wo may hasten and lucrease'this process of renovating and replen ishing the soil by tho compost heap in the backyard. This is merely a pile at vcgetuble material collected during the year and plied up to de cayautumn leaves, lawn raklng3, weeds pulled from the garden, pea vines, bean vinos and other vege table rofuse from the garden. None of it should be burned , or thrown awa."" "" " "" Lots, Houses, -Ranches,' Business Property 1 Can Get Them for You Irrigated or dry ranches, Klamath Falla 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 Do You Need Money To Build That Home? ; If you own your lot, and have some money, we can loan you half the value of building, and lot combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments. Make your aiianarements now, before the spring l ush beins; so that your dream home may be a reality before snow flics again. There is no quicker way of making money than by real estate investment in a growing town. You are hi the growing town the rest i3 up to you. Momyer & Momyer Insurance Real Eatate Hopka Building Building and Loan Phone 366 U Q 2 ! U C I N D E R S Cinders are economical and prac- ' tical for roads and driveways as they pack and bind, making a very smooth pavement-like surface O Z D PI ?0 in A. F. Graham GENERAL CONTRACTOR Office Rooms 201-202 Winters Bldg. PHONE 526 " Ui Q 2 u 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. ; : Orders accepted for immediate delivery C I N D E R S Ov z o PI 50 05 n: I'll I .'I l . H , BSD 4 SH i i ii imi"A- w t-m i., ru.u r' kA .fil-J-'' ll HlTCWT I '' '0" 1 pin.v rt.ooi m Six-Rocm House No. 636 1ERE is an exceptionally well-planned small house. It is furthermore so compact that it gives a maximum amount of house for a minimum nf frwnditurc It is reallv sur prising to find such spacious rooms in so small an area. The designer has achieved this result by utilizing every square foot of floor space to tile best advantage. Anyone who is thinking of building will find it worth while to study this plan in detail. ; The attractive vestibule leads into a half from which the open stairway ascends. A closet, close by, accommodates wraps. The hall, living room, and dining room arc connected with largo openings that give a feeling of spaciousness. Both living and dining rooms open onto the r.ide porch. , Directly alongside of the dining room is the kitchen, which is modern in every respect, with .la sink under a double window and cabinets on cither side. The rear entry accommodates the ice box. Entering the rear hall from the kitchen one passes the lavatory, broom closet, and basement stairs with a grade entrance, and reaches again :he main entrance hall. Drilgnrd or American 1-aee Brlcfc Auociocion On the second floor arc three large bedrooms, one with a spacious alcove. Note the number of closets, all of good size, also the linen closet with outside light, and the one in the large bathroom. A stairway leads to a fine storage attic. The floor plans are, however, not the only notable feature of this house. We all want convenient interiors, but wc also ' want a pleasing exterior. And in this respect Uhs architect ha$ also; done an, exceptionally good job. ' Note first of all the pleasing proportions of the front elevation, ana the cosy way the roof settles down over the porch. Tliia porch is not tacked onto the house. It is an essential part of the house. The attractive entrance, the splendid placing of the windows, the patten, work in tnc gable, all contribute interest to de sign, and make for a house that one would continue to grow more fond of as the years pass by. The ceiling .heights on lxth floors are 8 feet 6 inches. The content of the house is 29,000 cubic feet; of the Earagc, which docs not show in the illustration, 2,000 cubic feet. COURTS James W. Linilscy ct ux Cliur lea Uonart ct ux; 2-24-25; (3.00 I. It. S.: Lot 9, and S ot Lot 10, Dlock 1, Shlvo's Addition. Klamath Canal Co. to Tho K. D. Co.; 3-30-25; SWV48EV4. Lotn 1, 2, 3, of Sec. 19; NWSW", BVA NWH of 8oc. 29; BVi'NKli, IOt 8, 9, 10 of Sec. 20. Twp. 38. Ilge. 9. 'Ethel I), l'lnkerton to It. It. .Vance. 4-23-25. $1.00 I. n. S. N&NWVl and W'4NVi4 NW ' NK Y of Sec. 1G, Twp. 30, Itance 6. J. fl. Martin ct ux to II. Is. Orom. 4-2:1-2;.. $.60 I. II. S Itallroad Ad dition, li.ls 3A. 31), hlock 4. DcnJ. K. How ct ux to Itliliicld LcKoy HurHon. 4-22-2:. $1.00 I. It. 8., IndiiHtrlul A I1I11, lot 23, block seven. Alois Knllnn to Vincent Jellnck ot ux. ' 0-18-21. Mulln. Lota 1, 2, 3, 4, block 40. John A. McComb ct ux to Vincent Jellnek. 12-7-22. Portion of Lot K of 80c. 18, Twp. 41 8., II. 12 . W. M., containing 1 V4 acres. Hurt K. Hawkins, Sheriff to Jnmos MuForron. Bhoriff'g - Deed. 3-31-25. $63.00 conoldorntlon, V SE't of Sec. 35, Twp. 3.1, IlK. 14. Iliiltlo Keller nt vlr to W. 1). Mil ler. 4-11-25. .$1.50 I. R, S. Klrst Addition, Lola 9, 10, block 34. 4'liciilt Court minus 'No. 1947 Bqulty. Filed 4-30-25, W. It. A. Heiuier, Ally. Jioro l.eo uiii'd vh. Hurry l.conurd. . Dlvoroo. dsnsamuiiKas Ktf at -Mm -u. -w --- " I1 . -r---'v74'l'i;?--'fc'S THE EVENING HERALD v Old dicltoitrie hou)d bo tfti carded, as recent activities nv , brought add'tionaJ words into our language, and the pub' liihera had to discard their old printing plates. Here is (he newly compiled dictionary largnr and mora complete than any similar one enlarged vocabulary all the new words and new special falttres-now ready for every reader., . " , ONLY, ONE COUPON REQUIRED NOW ONE of these coupon, presontdd or mallod to thin newspaper with a nominal sum to cover cost of hand ling, packing, clerk hire, Mail Orders If bf mufl, Include 7 cents pottna up to 150 mllcftf If) sent up to 300 tnlltflior lor renter dUtMfices ak your postmaster for rule on i pounds. distribution, etc.. amount C? ing to only . , . . , a70 C2 11U Entitles every reader to this New Enlarged Universities Dictionary , Without Further Expeme or Ohllifslion and Monar Back If Not Ssli-fted. Utter Withdrawn Doon-Unly One Coupon Now hL ThlM Is thm tdmat hank far aaluitto Cm am Wnrtl P..va YlS - - m No. 200' Uw, Filed 4-30-25. V V. Myortt, Atty. C. h. Hollldfty vi. Dunn St Unkor. Incorporated. IMain tirr OoiuntitlH Judguiont for 13815.17 unil for co.ntit. IrNripaia or Tiir: avntai rrrAnc- mrnt or THH Central Life Awurance Society (Mutual) rf D MfAnnn. tn tli" slate f fewa. an ttit Stt rtv of lTMntirr, rrmils l ih Instiranre ommliilonr f the stale ft Orf sun, pursue nt to Isw ; Ineome. Trtlitl premium Ineoine for , lh yer .$ 4j.MI.Ml.PT; Interwt, tUviiVndu nnil rnts . rrrivfA tliirlria thwiyritr. MlwlM' Infrttix rrnm olher sourres rfrelvM ilurtns the year., 1lP.Tg1.Mj Totsl Inoeme .' 6,t4I.4 Ttteharermenta. J'slit fr 1rtn, mlnwmMits. tjri!."..T.'!"??rfi 43T.M0tn rtvt.lenls"rFnMt fnry' , hntilere durlnii tits yr. . M.MP U rVtmmiMlAn n selsrlee ..... . psiil durlrur the yenr 1.11,1110.44 rTnufit, llrenneH and fees paid f 4lurln the yar rftS.lSl.M Amount -of alt nihnr espAit rtlturs .: 1,4ftM Ml Tolsl sypfft'murr,s ..... I l,4SR,ft44.fta Asseta. (Vat tie of r"sl estate nrt-nM Imitrket value, erfjulrml ' ' ihrifUKti rorilnsure $ 1T1.S30 IS A'alim ut st'ti'ks anil hnnds i oerirxl (murkeL nr amor ' tlr.'i) vnluei y...... 7fm.41T 'Tmn on mortgniss and , mlintAral, "f. lfl,12fl,IH1.70 .Pri'tnluni noli-s a nil policy lonn Jl.riJO,44i.mi' f'nuli In tnh anil on hen1 MT, 01)0311 iNet uncfiMei'ti'i) and de- frrri'd prf'inlums ,,, AOT.ROt.fllt' IntercHip iiid rents due and flfrruixl 4Ofl,lt0S W jOlliar aimots (nut) ,.. (tfl,540.IWV Tntsl I I..... 1S, rtS0.T41.0n1 Ueduct nanets not Srlmttted. ftn2,4(l1,.V Total ndmlttftd n?t. , ,iM3A,3ao.as l.lMlillUles. Net rerves l5,M4,0t.(tl Di.nio.iti noo.Tdo.srt! (Iritft niairni fr Inssra un tmin iAIi vther UnUllltlfli Tnlal lUbllltlr 10,fl'JN.ISA.1l' lluslness In Oregnn for the Year, rims premiums received ilirrlns; the y.-r I fl 0,1 01 OS PrnniliimN find illvldendt re nirnrd dorlnir the year .. B.BTO.Ioj iMnho pniii (lurlTia ihn year 12.flno.oo O.VTRAI, 1.1 KK AHHtlttANCR flOOIRTY (Ml Tl Al.) Oliver iv Miller, rrea. T. fl, llenny, 4nr, C. It. Williams, teeners) agent, soft Ore fori hide:,, ftslem, or. '11. J Wi'ion. "nfrni agent, 404 Artisans bids;., rnrllnnd, )r. Rtanrtorr resident attorney far parvloaJ hietirsnoa Oommlsaloner. -j f I .V.