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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1925)
tfvfT fry f i PACT-FOUR .ETOTNG HEITATD", IOMATH" FAJX5, , ORECrOTT SATURDAY,. MA. 97,1923 "J I".; Ill' Milt 4 . : "P Aiiro;ri nun fiLl 1 1 I I Irll 01- Iiiiiniiiiihhlniliiilililiiiliiiiill VIL lliliiilinliiiliiiliiiliiiliiilinliiil KLAMATH gsSg FALLS . . -'to- . We will do your next week's H 9 ashm An Exceptionally Artistic and Convenient Six-Room Hpuse Without Charge and we'll do it in the e asiest and quickest way washing can v: done. It will j be done with the Vacuum Electric vVasher on the day that you name 4 The EASY is an investment in wash day ease and can be placed in your home for so little at $2.50 per week. It will pay to' ask for a demonstration V not the slightest obligation, of course. Telephone 129 or see the EASY at oar showrooms. i Eureka Appliance Company . with the Golden Rule Stoi e . ' ' ' : V A ' ' - V.' ? porch . , "i - 1-irst floor 1 ' House No. 101 ' - i"-' --a; :li ;. . X-y--' BIGSHAKE- " -AT STATE "U EUGENE, Ore., Jlay 9. After sfecrecy which hart been maintained tor a week, n.ews of the important buslnoss transnctcd at tlio mnelinK . of the University of Oregon board of regents , here Saturday, May 2, was revealed hero last night, y. Among the moves made by the . regenti are: Newj heads o departments au thorized fdr, !ain(sllfi; and fiomance languages. s Depftrtments of drami and speech arts ous.olidatD(t,wJtU lSnsllsh; . oud. fergus Reddle automatically depart ed as a result. Dean Colin .V. Djinent, head ot thn collegs of litorature, science and "it, granted n years leave of ab sence. : 1 iinotby Cloran, bead of the Ko niance laiiRiiago department, and Herbert Cram by Howe, head of English, rotulncd as proteaucr.s li their respective departments. Dr. Harry I). Torroy, chairman of t lip department of medicine, not expocted to roturn after a year's leave of abuonco. The consolidation of tho depart ment of drama and speech arts with the department of English and tho departure of Fergus Reddio, head of the former- department for sovorni yours, was recommondod by a cow mltteo couslstlng of C. C. Colt and Mrs,. George T- vGorllngor, . both .ot Portland; Sam Kozer, secretary of DIGNITY and simplicity - are ' the basic essentials of the successive small house. Fussy and elaborate details not only detract from the nvpViirpptiiral merit of a house. but needlessly add to its cost. The realization of this fundamental archi tectural principle is slowly being driven home ,to the American people with the result that we are .beginning to see a great improve ment in our domestic architecture. . ' The increased cost of building thai fol lowed the Armistice had at , least one good effect. It . made people give more serious consideration to the materials used in home building and greatly increased the use of the more permanent materials. . People appreciate more than- ever that there is very little difference between the cost of the cheaper materials and the best, especially When the difference is reduced to a percentage of the total investment. . The use of better materials and construction, and the growing appreciation of the good in archi tectural design is adding to the attractive ness of many an American community The house illustrated is a splendid example of the beauty and- substantiality that can . be attained through dignity and simplicity. Second Floor '" Desttsned by Olnf William Shrltrrcn ' Courtesy, American Face Brick Association 1 There is not a meaningless or unnecessary line in the design: The proportion and scale of the house are excellent. ; The door and window openino-s are in per; feet balance and add a note of ijeriness and coziness. The whole, design expressed gen uineness. It is a house of which any true American might well be proud. Both in exterior design and interior ar rangement economy has been carefully con- ; sidered. The straight-aywy roof lines and the absence of all eccentricities in plan elim inate all needless expense in construction. The floor plan arrangement is exception ally compact and convenient. There is no waste space. ' Throughout the rooms are of good size and provided with cross ventilation. Notice the access to the porch from both living and dining rooms, and its ideal loca tion away from the street and facing the garden. The open fireplaces in the living room and in' two of the bedrooms are unusual in a " house of thi3 size and add greatly to its liveableness. - ; ' - It may be of interest to add that this house won a national architectural competition in which more than 350 designs were submitted by architects in all parts of the country. slate and ex-officio m'.cmlier ot tho ll board; Fred Fink of Kug'r.to ami Judge .J. W. Hamilton cf Rosoburs, . appointed at the "Jar. nary session to Investi'salo tho sltuvticn at tho I'ni versity -with the aim ot consolida tion of nome 'depui -mientji and Ihn abolition of some In '-shier, that a deficit of J00.O0O rmuir.Uy might be avcKled. , A new head of department of Ergl sh literature, which will now take in the department of .drama and speech arts. v,a:i nulhcrlze;! and as a result;' Jlertcrt Cronibie Howe, for M:a:iy years its bo.id and also the representative of tho Unl versityl in the. Paclfif Coast and nsrtnwent conference govemi-g bod ies, was reduced to a po3iMon as professor. His salary, under the anion, would bo cut $"00 a year. After a. Los Angeles stranger sobered up ho found ho had mar ried, 'but nothing seems to , stop drinking. O. V. Myers of Modford,1 well known In this section through1 his Interests with , the JHack,...Ti:aclt com pnny, is hero for the week-end. yOU7 MONEYS WOiTH! Phone Johnny-on-th Spat for Lumbei Main 12j8 I: r .Xftit AX ftttftft Deliver your own lumber, and save five .cents on th6 uciia:-. mats what.it costs us to deliver ancl.it might as well be in your pocket.- gtop in while you'ro in town. . ' " ' ' ."''.. ,.- : : L Lakeside Lumber y; Company. ','Vr Center St. and Klamath Ave. Lots, Houses, Ranches, Business Projierty t 1 Can Get Theml for You Irrigated or dry ranches, KlamatifvFalls lots in any section of the city, dr city. bus,fness and residence ; property. My listings cover ath county. If you plan to a business location see me, Day or evening, phone 726-call. l'ections of Klam- 5uy a residence or and I'll be glad to. ' R. H. Maley REAL ESTATE 703 NortJ.inth Do You Need Money To Build That Home? If . you ,qwn your lot, and have some money, wo .can loan you half ' the value of building and lot combined, payable; like rent. Monthly payments. Make your arrangements, now, before the spring tush begins, so jjhat your dream home may be a reality before snow flies again. I There is no quickeV way of making money than , by real estate jvmvestment in a growing town. You -lrp in the grenving town the rest is' up to you. Momyer & Mojnyer Insuranoef Real Estate Hopka Building , '' Building and Loan : Phone 366 CO C IN D E R S hi t i I Cinders are economical and prac tical for roads and driveways as they pack- and bind, making a very smooth, pavement-like surface O n in A, F. (iraham GENERAL CONTRACTOR Office Rooms 201-202 Winters Bide. . - PHONE 526 OS ' w 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 . , 1 immediate delivery x CI N D E R S O D C3 . COURTS Deeds Klamath Ko'rporation to Frank Ira White; 4-10-25. $1.00 I. R. S. Darrow Addition, lots 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, block 310.; John Westlund to Silas Clark; 4-27-25; $1.00 I. R. S.. Mills Second Addn. Iot 15, block 213. Herbert Plolshhacker et Ux . to Associated Oil Co.; 4-22-25; $5.00 I. R. S,; Second Railroad Addn., lots 17, 18, 19, block 10. '). j . ' COAL DEALERS TO DOPE OUT PRICES PORTLAND, Oro.; May 9. -Discussion of credit, consideration ol the summer price of coal, and elec tion of ofricors aro to occupy the concluding session of tho Oregon Coal Dealers convention this aftor noon. ; No session was hold this anornlng. Tho annual banquet and vaudoville show will bo, held tonight at a hotel.. ; . .:, .; -.-v. "'iia F. M. Habens' of Grants Pass is among tho many valley visitors in tho eity this week . ' v. -,!-
