The Evening herald., June 13, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

SATURDAY, JUNE M, 192.
EVENING ITETJ AID, KlTAMATn FATXS, OREGON'
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L - -r ffff'fi I ,'
I firm ttttiT Jfi
itr.n itv to klamath iali.h
Mr. mill Mm. I'. Itiuii'lil, who
linvii liri'ii In Hun Francisco fur
Hiiiim Hum, returned in iIih rliy yes
terday mid will iiiiilin Ihi'lr Ilium'
hem.
BIG BASKET
SOCIAL
and Musieale
HEAR
Fannie Blackmail
Bourne
Harpist
Merrill, Oregon
Tuesday Night
JUNE 16
Given by
Modern Woodmen
of America
Quarter proceeds to
Lava Bed Monument
Half proceeds to
M. W. A.
Half proceeds to
Community Hall
News of the Klamath Country
cSPGROVE
drovn In AhIiIuiiiI
llMphy wura biu
Kl.iiMiilli Kul In
SAVE With
SAFETY
DRUGSTORE
For a practical Rltt fur (till
graduates wo oiggciil Mils
Electric Curling Iron
and Waver Rod
Tim Klei-trex I ikc.1
either iillcriuulim
or direct current,
hui a double plug,
In beautifully flul
xhcil. ha an extra
long dotiichuble
cord, nml I gtiar
ii n ie eil f.:r a year.
$1.98
STAR DRUG STORE
KLAMATH FALLS,! OltllGOX
Toil Huvukij
WuiliH'iiiliiy.
J I in nml itiilii'H
I n uhh visitors In
TInirHiliiy.
Mm. W. F Clumoiiln ami non,
William drovu la Topnjr KrliUy Hi
visit Mr. Cluiiiontn, who works lit
KuHlumciim mill. They returned
liulllll Monday.
Alex Demon ami N irman Ander
son, (I rovu to llrj mill Krliluy.
Louis Oervnlit wu u biiHlin, vis
itor In Kliiliiulh Fulls Friday.
Minn Margurct Hclmon Is homo
to ni' ml I lin summer with hur par
ent, Mr. uml Mm. W. A. Ilenson,
MurKurol hu been unending High
si-honl nt Sucrcil HiMirt Academy.
Mm. M. M mm hi vIhIii!1 with bur
dniiithtcr Mm. I'niil Huydon of
Chlluqiiln Monday.
Mm. W. II. Purkcr of Ccntrul
Point vlalli'il hi'ro novorul iliua with
her daughter, .Mm, Hubert llrophy.
Mrn. llrupliy driving huliiu with li. r
mother Wednesday.
Mr. uil Mrn. J. K. Munsflcld mill
I.'.iiIh (ioriualii wiro Humliiy (i ml
M mil. r' v IkIuh'h ut (iruntn I'ami.
Mr. KiilK'H uf tlm Anno CnniKU of
Kliiiuiith Knlls was a TuomlMy vis
it ir IllTtf.
Mrs. K. Krnimr nml Mm. I).
Aiiili'iKon npuiit Vfiliu'lty In Kliun.
.nil KuIIh.
Minn Juno I'rlinn upi.nl Tnomluy
horu Willi Mini Murgiirul Ili'Uiou.
.Mr. nml Mm. I'olo Cmlo unit
rhllilrcn ttcrompiiiileil by Mm. lru
Anhworth npi-nt Moniluy anil TurnUuy
In UriintH l'a"n.
Doiiiiy mul II. D. Lcwln ilrovo
to (Iralitu I'lixa Bulurilu, ruliirnliiK
Tiinniluy rircnliiR. Mm. Ihinry and
clillilron l i.'lui iiimI with thi'in, nftur
IwivliiK npiMit two wcpkn vlsltlnis
frli'iiiln uml ri'lutlvuu nt Grunts
I'ann. ,' 1 ... . - t ...
W. A. Ilcunon Is honiu from Pcll
rnn liny rump whom ho has been
workhiR.
Mrs. Chan. Sovllit nml chllilrmi
uml I). W. (lujrKo sro In Klumnth
KuIIh for u'fow days vlslUng and
iilti'iiilhiK bunliiiisn mnttum.
Mr. and Mm. II. V. Griffin drove
to Mudf'ird Thursday to meet Hubert
who lias buun nt EiiKeno to rollogo.
Knlph llini uf Chll'i'iiiln was In
ciimp Wedne.iilay ovenlug.
run vIhIIiiiI Wcdnendiiy and Thursday
with Mrs. H.f A. Bi-hruliinr.
Mr. nml Mrs. (I (Inn llllyurd vis
ited with Mr. uml Mrn. II. J, llen
iiuit Huiiiluy.
l.vw II uibIiIiiii uml family rulli.-d
on Krunk Htiiwnrt Sunday.
Mr. uml Mrn. Chun. Murk were
city vlnltorn Wed'Dendny.
Otto ltd 11 it left Momluy morning
for un cxtoniIr.il visit In Kansun.
SPRING LAKE
Mr. uml Mm, Clint llarlh.y mid
Mlmi M In ti If I'oly of Anhland vlsltoil j
with Mm. Gun Kkmnnn ilio curly i
urt of the wci-li.
A niirvoylnK cmw has In en buny j
this punt week renurvcyfiiK the old ;
S. )'. rlKlit-ot-way. They are euttlni;
iieronn Merrill hut lnnteud of passing
tlirouith Malln urn Koine southeast
toward the lower point of Tulo lake.
The dryltiK up of Tulo luke has miulo
It posiilhlu to tako a ehorter line
across the country.
Thiirsduy pvenliiK Merrill Com
munity hull wan filled to Its capacity,
IndlrnllnK the Interest Hint Is be Inn
tnkrn in the railroad situation. Iter.
C C. Mulct wan chairman of the
meeliiiK. rrnetlcnlly the entire
neighborhood wero preuent besides
Inlinv frntn Klnmnlh Pnltn. Miilln nnrf
John Nobli. who huj be. n con- i,..,,,. ,.. WM ,,, thn
fined tu the Klnmuth Valley H .s-Lr ,)f n ,lmt wo ,)av0
1.11)1 .. Klnmath Kills suffering and (,o ,IiaJorlly st.0Ine(, ,.,, that
from luteal Ilia Iroub o s Belt lug i , ,, , , , . , ,
i any main line should bo welcomed.
uo g it-). Tiio principal tnlk were given by
Mm. Wm. Kornncy and Mrs. Ilunn , . fltrilhorn and It. C. Groesbock.
were culled to Lnkevluw on account TlllK W11K firBl opportunity many
of tin, death of llit'lr elder Mm. ;,,., of B,.,.ln(. nud hearing Mr. fitra-
'"rl- horn. Short talks- wero given by
Mr. ami Mrs. II. J. Tltknor huve I . T.,,m n p 'nr,ii. ..i
iFniin In nluniDiwl T.nkn fat a. flnh- ! ' .. !
- - - jit. ii. Antiunion. At mis iimo n
lK trip. (Community club was 'organized and
.m, ueo. 1-.U..10 ,,i,o.., spcui ey- ,.v r Jll(.t WU8 tIccU.d vrcai.
bclUK called !,i.
Tlie I.ndleii Aid of tho First Pres
byterian church sold Ico cream at
the railroad meeting. About twenty
five dollars was taken in.
Climate and Soil
Vcgelable growing success de- pea und bean vines and stako out
with a garden rnko every fow dnya
will loosen the roots of newly sprout
jed weeds r.nd keep them from get
i ting a start.
LORELLA
pends In great uicanuro upon the
condition of the soil In tho garden as
well as on the climate. Although
weather forecasting ns a science has
advanced rapidly, It Is Impossible to
guess fur enough ahead to plan a
vegetable garden on forecasts. Hut
by preparation of tho soli tho rigors
of climate, particularly tho hot,
parching dog days, may be ameli
orated. This can bn dono by ad
ding humus to the soil.
Start at once, saving all the vegi
table vines that havo served their
usefulness and produced crops to
dig Into the soil. Particularly save
rJnil days In Aililun
to tlut plnco by tho death of Mrs.
Geo. Noble, Br. Krlends of the Nobles
extend sympatliy nt iho loss, of their
mother us they f .rnierly resided In i
l.auifell Valley and have many ac
ijtiulntanccii. Mr. and Mrs. N'ovootnoy and
buhy s'penl Kunday at the T. M. Iilel
cr home.
G. P. Keller mid son Hilly, were
Klamitli Kails visitors on Tuesday.
D.mulil Ikrnnley who has been liv
ing at tho home of his mother, Mrs.
Ituy Pickett of Spruguo has return
ed tj J.ungell Valley to make his
home In tho futuro with his grund
parents. Mr. and Mm. Floyd Pool havo re
turned from their honeymoon and
nro spending a few days with Mrs.
Pool's fiiher W. II. I'tmkey.
Mrs. A. Keller und Bin Wlllard
aro visiting friends at Klnmnth
Fulls-for an Indefinite ' length, of
time.
Geo. Noble Is having his sheep
sheared and roports that he Is well
pleased with tho good crop of wool
ho Is receiving.
Miss Edna Jones spent tho week
In Klamath Falls with relatives and
friends. She returned to Merrill
Thursday evening.
Miss Ella Calahan and John Cala
han of Klamath Kalis and Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Quirk and son Thomas Jr
of Chicago who aro visiting. Mr. and
Mrs. Calahan were dinner guests
Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Coolcy.
The Quirks nro cousins of tho Cala
hans and expect to visit with them
for u few weeks. , '
some obscure corner to stack them '
,n oa fl,i tlm,. fnr -r,.ri tilcllnc
comes around. If you havo no fur
ther use for tho soli where the early
vegetables come out, sow It to clov-
or rye and spadu It under this
The best limo for this tusk Is af
ter a rain und as soon as tho soil
in dry enough to work. This Is tho
time when weed seed jumps Into
life. From early summer until Sep
tember, the main task is keeping
the soil us cool ns possible by cul-1
fall. This will help to make the j "vatron and watering whon needed
noil cool and add bumun.
Light, sandy soils need constant
applications of vegetable, matter.
Some of the finest vegetable gar
dens are on "built ui" soil, sand
patcheH to which' has been added
yearly stable manure when it was
available, followed In these latter
days by all the refuse vegetable mat
ter that could be accumulated, grass
clipping, pulled weeds, potato peel
ings and old vegctablo tops.
With 1 'tis supply always in mind
aa the season advances, the compost
heap will be under way right now
lo counteract tho broiling sun. Tho
hone with tho hoe Is a great cool
ing factor.
TO BOX ton CIIAIIITY
BRIGHTON, England, Juno 13.
Jack Dempscy will box six rounds
for charity here on July i, It waj
announced today. His opponent has
not yet beet chosen.
There will be gold at tho end nt
the rainbow if you save it while on
your way there.
with the early lawn clippings to bojfJjjil'S CSttfllffffi
added to by pea vines and bean tops
later on. But while this Is waiting,
keep the soil In the vegetable gar
den stirred. It will be a light task
after the original hoeing to down
ho early crop of weeds. ' A stirring
Medicine llTl-
lid your ystem of Catarrh or Vainat
caused by Catarth.
Sold by dntxiiis for artr 40 )mit '
9. L CHENEY & CO. T4eda. OhV
MERRILL
V. II. Hobb, national director of
the Uealtors and V. V Zimmerman,
secretary of Iho Northwest Realtors
ni.KOi ialion of Portland were taken
through the Merrill valley Tuesday
morning. At this tlmo Ihey took
occnulon for a short visit at the home
of their old schoolmate, G. II. Cnrle
ton. Mr. nml Mrs. M. I.. Moore were
Mr. und Mrs. Scot Thompson and
children visited with. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stewart Sunday, afternoon.
Carl Sliubert Sr., ontcrt lined visitors in Klitniuth Fulls Tuesday,
nulto n number at his birthday din- MIsh Henlrlco Taylor returned
ner Monday. ' .Monday evening from eastern Nev-
Mn, Wm. Chepnn culled on Mrs. adu where kIio has been teaching tho
F. 11. Wlllliiins Thursday. past year. Her father, .1. W. Taylor
Jiu'kjJii Hrotheis huvu been bull-j met her In Klamath Fulls.
Ing liny for Chan. Miu-k this week, i Mr. mid Mrs. Iltnl Hall spent
.Mrs. Arthur Schiolues and child- Wednesday in Klitniuth Fulls.
AH
ome
Plant
The Lakeside Lumber Company, owned and managed by local men,
solicits your patronage.
We, as residents of Klamath County, aro vitally interested in its de
velopment. We aro interested in no other locality. As the town
grows, we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid every prospect
ive builder. '
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.
Wo offer you prices that will com pare favorably with any in the city.
Finally, we offer you a complete stock of the best building materals,
including , ,
Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork, Lath, .Shingles,
Plaster Board, Prepared Roofing, Plaster, Builders' " Hardware1
We are sole agents for Carey Specification guaranteed roofing.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
JACK SLATER, Manager
Center and Klamath . Phone 128
Mrs. Leonard liowmitn and child
ren from Central point nro visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright.
They rvturned with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Uowmnn.
Mrs. J. B. Kitlwcll and Miss Alta
Wilaon were Klamath Falls shoppers
Tuesday.
Tho Whlto House has moved all
of the merchandise purchased of the
Merrill Mercantile company to their
building across the street. The Mer
rill Mercantile company will main
tain nn officu in tho old store build
ing for the purpose of collecting out
standing accounts.
Mr. und Mrs. IvaL Wolfe and fam
ily from Los Molonis, California nro
giiesUi In Merrill at the borne of Mr.
Wolfe's sister, Mrs. C. P. Hasklns.
Mr. Paul Lewis was a visitor In
Klumnth Falls Wednesday,
Mrs. V. F. Jinuotto was In the
Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Taylor, the Misses Bea
trice and Arleno Taylor drove to i
Klnmuth Falls Tuesday ufternoon. I
Mr. and Mm. W. C. Bailey and I
Hilly Ilailey were shoppers in Klam-1
nth Falls Thursday.
Frank Sexton was in Merrill the '
first of tho week In the Interest of j
the rluli work.
Mr. Mark Livingstone and Mr. .
Mtindiinhull from beyond Malin visit- j
ed in .Merrill Thursday. Mrs. Mill- j
ills from the old Horn ranch wan j
in Merrill Thursday. j
Mr Moyer who has been visiting j
nt tlm homo of his son, F. N. Moyer j
left Sunday to visit another son in
lleppner. Shortly lifter his arrival J
ho was stricken and (lied very soon.
No particulars wero learned. Mr. !
and Mm. F. N. Moyer left Thursday j
morning for lleppner. Mr. Moyer, ;
Sr. has been a resident in a soldiers
homo in California.
Will Hill has returned to his homo
In Merrill from Boss, California
where has has been attending Tamil- j
plas high school. !
Mrs. B. II. Anderson was in Klam
ath Falls Thursdny. j
E. L. Hosley from Chiloquln was.
In tho Merrill country Tuesday.
Mrs. Iludolph Knttcrnhorn gave a j
delightful lawn party Thursday af
tormion for her son, Lowell Kattern
horn and Margaret Ileal who is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. K. L. Sutton. Tho
children spent tho afternoon playing
games on tho lawn. Ice cream and
enko were served by Mrs. Knttern
horn. It wna a vory liuppy bunch of
children that left In tho evening for
their homes. ' Those present wero
Mesdainea W., 11. Anderson, U. L.
Sutton, Chns. Brown, and C. G. Mor
rlil nml Thnlnin, Eldnow and Edna
Mnrs Storey, Arthur and Erma
Brown, Julius anil Mary Sanders,
Flora Vernon, Glendon Colwoll, Jnck
Ellis. Donald Flyer, Anna Wilson,
Dorothy Stephenson, Etta and Nellie
Flurry, Fnnotto Offiold, Mildred Jcnn
Morrill, Russell, Blchnrd, Irene and
Phoebe Anderson, Carol Kattorn-
horn and tho honor guests.
Paint and Wallpaper
No matter how yoa build your homo, looks play aa
important part when you sell.
There are no greater aids to value and beauty tbaa
paint ani wallpaper, properly selected and applied.
When yiu want either, come to headquarters
Browne's Paint Store
W. I. Fuller Paints
Wallpaper all the' latest designs
. Varnishes Oils Kalsomine
, , "II.U's put on wita.a tousb. we have it" -
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on Wiring! Costs
When yoa plan your home,
consult with us. We can
advise you how to save
money by planning . your
wiring correctly. Our tech
nical knowledge and years
service, without reservation,
of experience ' Is at your '
We want you to save
money on your building.
Link River Elec. Co.
BILL BUTLER, Mgr.
Mi 7th and Klamath
Phone 171
Concrete for Permanence
Economical - - 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 bo effected by-the use of con
crete. , ' . ' . ,
f you build to sell, concrete construction makes your task easier. If
you build a home to live in, you wa nt it to last. Concrete serves your
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ROCK FACE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKC
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.
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please call 708 ,
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