The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 23, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEVENM? HmTII, ROTATE! mtS. STJEGflfl II II H lid... ' - -'i-- The Pick of the Peas lit. ;: to Peas are alike In the pod but there is a vast difference in the pods of dtCforont varieties. . Tbere l a chance, for experiments with peas I nnch year, as we almost invariably find a few new varieties coming in- ;to commerce duo to the indefatig able labors of English pea breeders, who. In recent years, have made son than many other varieties, whirh is one of. its strong points. The quality is excellent. Noll's Excel sior and American Wonder are ear ly types that find favor in muny gardens, the former being largely used as an extra early pea. "Top o' the Morn" and Loxtonian are types of the English giant pod- I,ct the Lawn Mulch Itself t .great strides in this succulent vege- j ded peas of rare quality and free table, one of their chief aecompish , . ments boing the development of giant pods for dwarf vinos whore . formerly the giant podded typo was v limited exclusively to the tall or I bush pea class. ' This Is a good pea season because tot its earlineas and early peas will hn nAriinr than usual in the cardens of those bold growers who always chance putting in peas as soon' as J the soil can be worked. Dwarf peas , are growing in popularity and are I the standard for the home gardener I as they obviate, the necessity of get ting brush or wire to hold the vines. Little Marvel is one of the popu- lar sorts, almost always a fine crop- I per and bearing over a larger sea- bearing. "Eight Weeks" is anoth er newcomer highly n-coniniended, dwarfer in growth than the two pre ceding. Loxton, the English pea wizard .has given a cross between the hardy early round seeded peas and the better quality, but more tender, wrinkled peas inTuporb that can be planted almost as early as the round seeded types and is much superior in quality. 4 Gracilis is a standard of excellence and one of the finest flavored of the sturdier growing semi-dwarf sorts. Thomas Laxton is a selected type of Gradus of stronger growth, reaching from 3 to 3 feet in height. Tele phone and Champion of Eifglnnd are standard bush peas. AT THE PINE TREE Technique of Spading -Spading is a great exercise but work as the leverage necessary to not one that the average citiien . turn ovcr a spadeful of earth is , . , .. ,,, i. heavier than in the ordinary slant- . . . , , , . . wise half-bladeful of earth turned te exercise be prefers to take vicar- , , , , ... . : , up. It is worth the effort, although innalv and ntrA uimn nannv mnn In t . .. i. ,,in . ,h. I ' takes much longer. Try the Eng- . . , , . I results. lug us Ha exyen luruigu Kaiutriier can tell you. They insist that Americans don't do half a Job of spading and don't turn the soil much more than six inches deep. This is probably true', because we are accustomed to thrust the spade into the soil along the line of least resistance, which is in a slanting di rection. We get easier leverage 'with the foot and quicker penetra tion, but sacrifice depth in doing so. - The correct manner is to drive the blade of the spade Into, the soil in an almost wBefpeadicuJar position and then tonl' over the sorh Thls-ls much harder work than the ordinary method, but it secures much better depth. Although slower, it is well worth the extra time and labor in results, ' for it. adds ' two or three inches to the' cultivation of the soil as compared with the ordinary slant vise method. Having turned over the spade of soil, pulverize it with the edge of the spade, shattering the larger and carder lumps with the flat of the blade. ' By taking the task slowly, thrusting the spade in as perpendicu larly as muscle permits and pulveriz ing finely as you go along, the gar den will be in much better trim, the' plants will make much faster growth and commercial fertilizer raked into , the soil will penetrate readily to greater depth and come into contact with a greater root spread than In ground spaded in the usual shallow manner. ... The drawback to this perpendicu lar ftnnrllnv fa fhnt It Id n,,,t, hn-An- I Have you seen "The Covered Wagon" or "North of 36?" ' If you have, you'll know what we mean waen we say that "The Thun dering Herd" belpngs in. the same class. The story by' Zane Grey has the same historical importance. ' ' The production is of the same gigantic dimensions. Vi Ti Jesuit is Just s-thrIHIngly entertaining. Picture the setting the Western wilderness of 1876. Enormous herds of buffalo run ning wild across the plains. The rush, cf pioneers to the new fields of fortune. Toe wanton slaughter of the buffalo b the hide-hunters, inciting the Indians to new and savage uprisings. . Picture Zane Grey's greatest ru mance against that thrilling back ground! With a company of 1,000 recreat ing the amazing scenes and 2,000 maddened buffalo in a REAL stam 1 pede. And the stampede Is Just ONE clap ot thunder in this drama of thundering thrills! At the Pine Tree Sunday and Monday. . S e e H. R.Perrin For Plans-It Pays I.iiwn mowers have been culled In- keep Hie miilsturo In I tin soil from. to uctloti nlivndy, due to tint early evaporating us rapidly as when t ho spring and grans lieedH cutting in i'.iuhb Ih riikod clean. large sections of the country. Do not i ,, ,, . ., . ,,, , , , , , ,.u ., ., . . I'sually enough clippings will bo duliiy too long with tho first cut-I ting or there Is trouble ahead. In 1 1,,ft ovon ",,,,r "''''" " nttach tho onrly spring tho growth of the ' 10 ""r "1U flr"1 crass will ho uneven ..ml tuftv In 0T ' mowlugs to answer the pur- Try II few pole beans thlM-ytinr nuil sen huw uiiH'h more you Kt per vino limn from hush btin.- Ken tucky Wouilor In ii od sort. go Into partnership In buying a rol ler to servo llieui all, a Its nan is BUILDING 'designs plans advice estimates supervision 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J most lawns, duo to an uneven ills $ trlbutlon of plant food and trimming . will bo nucessury to nstnhllHli n level iswuril. f Holllng after a souklng ruin Is n I requisite for a good luwu. It Is it $!t;ood plan for several neighbors to . limited to sprlui! and fall, to a largo J. : extent, and If a heavy enough otto t to do good work Is secured, II will j need several neighbors to work at ' once to oporato It. Po 'not rake up the tlrsl few cut tings of grass but leave the ctlp piugs on the lawn. The spring rains will work them around tho roots of tho. grass to act as a mulch when the scorching days come, when this mulch of dead grass will be helpful In keeping the soil from dying out and tho grass turning brown. U will also save somo watering anil All) poses of mulch. If the grass homiiis backwurd this Is a good time to j glvo a sprinkling of nltrutn ot soda. Tho grass will show the effect of (his fertilizer by vigorous growth and dark-green color. Fill in any hollows that may np p.... i- with good soil and seed It over. This Is great weather for tho ger mination ot grass seed and tho bnre spots will he covered und part ot the luwn by Juno If seeded now but don't forget the roller. A vel vet sward is well-nigh Impossible without this leveling and finning process each spring. THK M.AN WITH HOE HAYS- TIM' English growers are offering a bloodless beet, one that won't leak when It is wounded, or cook pnle. It Is a good spring lo experiment with early green com. Put In a fw hills. You liiivo lost nothing hul a llttlo (lino it II fulls and gained Dial much If II grow. Time -for, another planting of onion sets. The tlrsl planting- l now well on Us way. Keep up tho supply till Into Juno, when send onions will begin lo show cause. Celery Is never cheap. It Is easi ly grown and a small space will glvo a big yield. Add It to your vego tuhlo list this season. . Hpray tho currant bushes early for plnnt lice. They aro nurseries for them and the ledum will bo next on the list und then tho green pea. , i Don't sow nil your marigold, sal via, or zl n ii lit send outdoors yet, but try soma of II. It may bo all right hut the frost limit Is still somo days away and all these am lender an nuals. A frost will nip them. I AT THE LIBERTY It Mr. MacMillan finds a striped cat up the North iPole he had better I uul uy lo cuicu ii. I - "The' Rcughneck" coming to the Liberty theatre Sunday and adver tised as a "novel of life for every red-blooded man and woman," lives. up to the description. It ii. describ ed as an- extraordinary story of thrilling battles In the prize ring, of South Sea Islands and beachcomber's of the rift-raff and Interesting dere licts of clvllzatlon seasoned with .more than a full share ot romance and adventure' In San Francisco and Tahiti. ' I ' ' Adopted from the Robert W. Ser vice novel, "The Roughneck," the picture moves with the vigorous rhythm of the Service verse; often, in fact, one Is carried away by the colorful treatment. To those who have enjoyed the virile, he-man writings of Mr. Ser vice, "The Roughneck" is certain to bring deligbt. The story is re plete with exotic adventures enough to satisfy the greediest consumer ot romance. "The Roughneck" Is being hailed as one of the most popular releases of the season. The character portrayed by John Moon by George O'Brien is a sup erb piece of acting and his phy sical prowess and pleasing person ality add much to the interpreta tion. Ho is ably supported by 'he beautiful Billle Dove and an excel cellent cast,' A Home Plant 4 ) .The lakeside Lumber Company, owned and managed by local men, " solicits your patronage., , We,' as residents of Klamath County, are vitally interested in its de velopment. We are interested in no other locality. As the town ': grows, we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid every nrospect- " ive builder. , '(,,1 .vi-' What We Offer You We offer the benefit of our years of experience in choosing the type .:. of 'building best suited to your needs and to your pocketbook. We offer you prices that will com Dare favorablv with anv in the citv. I - ..Finally, we offer.you a complete stock. of the best building materals, . including ., . "'- . .' Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork, Lalh, Shingles, ' Plaster Board, ' Prepared Roofing, Plaster, Builders' Hardware ; We are sole agents for Carey Specification guaranteed roofing. Lakeside Lumber Co. JACK SLATER, Manager - Center and Klamath New -Warehouse To Be Built In City On Spring Street - Permit f or the construction ot a $12,000 brick and concrete struc ture will be asked of the city coun clal Monday night by the 'Klamath Ice. end Storage company, Tho structure will bo 110x50 feet and will be located on Spring street' near the Klamath .Ico and Storage plant. ; ; . ' o It will be leased to the Pacific Fruit and Produce company for. a period of ten years. . ' - - : MARKETS I Paint and Wallpaper No matter how you build your homo, looks pin an important part when you soil. There aro no greater aids to value and beauty than . paint and wallpaper, properly selected and applied. When you want olther, como to headquarters Browne's Paint Store W. P. Fuller Paints : ' ,,'' ' t-' V . ' " , " Wallpapor all the latost designs i . Varnlshos Oils Kalsomlno .. . "It It's put on wlth'n brush we havo It" Save Money on Wiring Costs When yon plan your bom, consult with us. Wo can adrlsa you how to auvo money by planning roar wiring correctly, Our tech nical knowludgo and yean service, without reservation, of experience la at your Wo w-anl you to save money on your building. Link JRiver Elec. Co. Ill I.I, IlUTI.KIl, Mgr. Till and Klnmntti Phone 171 PORTLAND, Ore., May 23. Livestock, nominally steady. Cattlo, 80, compared week ngo: Steers and she Block, steady fo 25c lower, wit hspots in the week's sales 50c or moro' lower: week's bulk prices: Beef , steers, $8 9.75; California grassers. mostly $8.6009.35; cows and .heifers,, mostly $5. 6007.75; beat California grass heifers, $8.25 8.50; canners and cutters, $2.50 bulls, $3.6005.50; best light veni calves,. $10.6011; others, $.1?9. Hogs, compared weok ago: Most ly. 35 O50c. higher;' week's bulk prices: Desirable weight butchers, $18.40 13.50; heavies and under weight, $13.25 down; packing lows, $10.5Q(Q12; slaughter pigs, $11. 50012. E0; feeder pigs, $2.60 above woek ago; bulk, $12012.60. Khecp and lambs, steady with I week ngo: best spring Iambs, $11 ! 011.50; culls, $8.510.50; old crop Khorn lambs, $8.50 09.00; a I few shorn ewes, $6.60 down. j . Kxtrn nova rMil hlphnr' ii-rint '! receipts, cent lower; eggs,, current receipts, 28c; pullots, 25 1-2 0 2(1; firsts, 25 1-2 0 20c; henneries, 29 1-2 0 30c; delivered Portland. Butter, extra cubes, city, 41c; standards, 40 l-2c; prime firsts, 10c; firsts, 38c; undergrados, nominal; prints, 43c; cartons, 44c. . Ilutterfnt, best churning cream, 4 0c; n"t shippers' track In zone 1, I2ii, delivered Portland. Poultry (loss 6 per cent com mission! heavy hens, 24 025 l-2c; light, 22 0 23c a pound; broilers, 22027c pound; young whlto ducka, .'100 32c pound. ' Vegetables: Onions, nominal; ta'.oes. No. 2, 3.,33 0 3.35. Concrete for Permanence Economic al - - - Everlasting If you build for- a home or for sale purposes, you cannot afford to overlook the advantages of concrete construction. Before you build, let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con crete. f you build to sell, concrete construction makes your task easier. If jou build a home to live in, you wa nt it to last. Concrete serves your purpose. - We Have in Stock: CEMENT .CRUSHEP ROCK SHASTA SAND ROCK FACE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKC ' ... ! ' RE-INFORCING STEEL. Johns-Mansville Asbestos and Rag Felt roofings. Petrolastic Asphalt Regal Roof Coating y We can save you money on your material and construction . I po- I Pplnat h is a pigweed and now i they have a real pigweed for market, jCqqd King Henry, offered by somo j seedsmen, U Is a truo pigweed, but said in bo hotter flavored than spln ,uni, Its cousin is tho plgweod trlho, It Is a novelty In this country. .lllll t Phone 12S ' I ! Cnt In the first gliulluttis bulbs nt once for the first bloom. It Is safo to try a tow ad soon as tho ground can ho rendlly worked if they aro deeply planted, Savo tho choicer ones for later to bosiirq of theta, ; j.1( W. D. Miller Construction Co. PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL ; i n Safeguard Your Home It does you little good to scrapo and savo to build that homo 0 your, unless you take stops to see .that .It Is protected. Tho ono suro way lo bo protected Is to, lake out fire Insurnnco, i Wo are agents for tho world's largost companies. Our raton aro roaionablo, Wo glvo personal service (in ovory claim. . , J. H. DRISCOLL HART BLDG. Surety Bond. PHONE 432. : '..-, Life, Fire and Auto Insurance i. !;:!