The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 20, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextsxTunnAY june 20, mi PACTS TOUR EVENING HEHXED. KDOTATH FXLXS, -U . If ti IL.iu i 1 i 1 ' C!'T- i - ---r-- -- " .. -- c. - - - - - i-i.i , -i rit .:-.-i"fl5 NEW C1IA5IP "VERSAILLES, Franco Juno 20. (P) Miss Olenna Collott, former American champion, today won tho French womens' golf championship. She defeated Mmlo Slmono Thlon da La Chaume in the final match three up and two to play. An English employee has lioen on time to his work for 60 years. rj-ruIJU' mmmmttM Rhode Island Reds McRae Strain Best in the West Some fine 6. 8 and 10 weeks Cockerels For Sale r ' Arranging for Fryers Call and see our stock and the most modem poultry buildings In the state. Log Cabin Poultry Farm Spencer Station, 7 miles west of Keno near highway Opening Dance Altaniont Auditorium SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 20 Excellent Portland Orchestra Best and Largest Floor in the , County 1 AT ALTMONT (Next to the Camp Ground) YOUR EYES 'it. are about the most important thing, that "Mother" Nature has given you, and they should not be treated as It you could buy new ones at the corner gi ocery store. ' ' ; Consult an Expert He will tell you That you nocd. Dr. H. J. Winters Eyesight Specialist 714 Main Phone 149W GREEN SLABS ARE RIPE Our trucks will be haul ing green slabs for a few days, 16 inch. Phone in for a few loads, $30 for 10 cords. BLOCK WOOD at Cheap Prices Peyton & Co. '"Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 535 Lumber for Sale Cheap . Practically all items for construction or re pair work Drive out and look it over PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO. Heat Blamed For Freak Happening Delaying Train Word of one of the most unusual occurences in local rail history was received today from Algoma, where oxcessslve hoat Thursday ciused eight rail Joints to buckle, delaying the northh.miid afternoon logging train two hours before the damage could be repaired. Tho freak was discovered by 11. Mazzon, section foreman on tie Algonui section, a short time before the train was due. According to local tr.iinmon the occurrence is most unusual. Hail joints have been known many times to creep in extremely hot or c.'ld weather, but this Is declared to be the first time, locally at least, that creeping rails have decided to op pose one another. Lo.-ul Southern Pacific officials, questioned about the happening, de clared that they had heard nothing of it. Porch Shade i for Any Hour of the Day cAt the TINE TREE Gay and glittering, Paris is brought to your very feet at the j Pino Tree Theater tonight ' where j "Playing With Souls." the new First National picture, produced by the Thomas II. . Inco Corporation, is showingi . Dazzling scenes of Parisian splen dor feature this colorful story of the boulevards. Palatial ' drawing room scenes, rich cafes. ' dingy Apache dens, romantic nooks along the river Seine ail are shown as the story is unfolded. "Playing With -.bills" is the story of an American family in Paris. A cast of exceptional players seen. Jacqueline Logan has the rule of an alluring dance hall girl. Mary Astor a sweet French miss, and Belle Bennett is seen as the frivolous mother who is seeking eternal youth. fm-ip- 'IS-sr. : 3 ? i r 1 1 t 1 Lots, Houses, Ranches Business Property I Can Get Them for You.... Irrigated or dry ranches, Klamath Falls lots in any , section of the city, or city business and residence properly. 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, phono 726-W and I'll be glad to call. R. H. Maley REAL ESTATE 703 North Ninth Dogs are, without doubt, the most beloved" pets in the world, and in "The Liglithou.se by the Sea." the new Warner picture at the Pine Tree Theater, where it will have a two days' run. one finds the very king of dogs, the phenomenal movie actor. Itin-Tin-Tin, tpore awe-inspiring and impressive than one had even anticipated, Judging from his previous work -i "Where the North Begins" and "Find Your Man." His sympathetic understanding of human moods and emotions is almost incredible, and In :his picture he is so, bravely lovable, so true to his master and those he serves, that it is difficult to tear oneself away when the last scene flashed on the screen, not to mention the joy it was to see his quick-flashing body that hurtles through Bpaco to fasten itself on his enemies, a brutal gang of bootleggers that planned to bring disgrace on the lighthouse, the blind keeper of the light, his daughter, Louise Kazemla, and llln-Tln-Tin" master, "Buster" Collier, Jr., lb fur ther their own cvilends. "Charley's Aunt," the great fea ture comedy made from the famous old stage farce by Itrnndon Thomas, which is being shown next week at the Pino Tree Theater, is what may be termed a "family affair." The play lias been called the mother of farce comedy for many ITrmrnf ifltlM tt uviu ttmilawnt l.v Al unrisue, mo recognized lamer or light comedy on the screen. ' House No. 711 VHE square house has so many ad- t vantages that it will no doubt nl I ways continue to be popular. It I lh " fV..,l r. Mnmnnnf nllrl .1 . ,1 , T , , ,' Tl f lo arrantrement of the interior, and because of its simple lines builds most eco nomically. Much of the effect of such a house, how ever, depends on the treatment of the wall surface. In this house, the face brick solves the problem admirably. The architect has embellished the walls with panels of simple but beautiful brickwork, and given additional interest to the composition by his attractive treatment of the front porch and entrance doorway. . ,,; This plan beinsr rectangular in shape with one bearing partition through the middle, is very simple in construction so that the house can be built for less than a smaller one that has a number of angles and breaks in its outlines. It will fit on as small a lot as thirty-five feet but would be belter if placed on a forty foot lot The porches are placed so that one of them gives a view of the street while the other has an outlook on the garden. This house need not be built on a level lot, as shown in the illustration, as it Ls adaptable to nan rveca- Designed for American Face lirlck Association a site which slopes either from front to rear or from one side to the other. Whatever direction tin's house faces, somo portion of the porches will always bo in tho .shade. The front porch has direct connec tion with the living room by a pair of French doors and the entrance is so placed that pas sage to and from the front door does not interfere with the full use of the porch. Tho dining room porch may be screened for sum mer use or by glazing will make an excellent conservatory or flower room in any season. There is a large entrance hall with an ample coat closet. The living room and din ing room are large and, together with tho hall, make a splendid arrangement for enter taining. The basement stairs and a fine lavatory open from the passage between the hall and kitchen, making them convenient to all parts of the house. Note how well the kitchen has been planned for the saving of steps. Two cabi nets on cither side of the sink and two mora near the rear door (one above the refriger ator) take the place of the pantry. The four upstair bedrooms, with con venient closets, are large, light and well ventilated. Do You Need Money to build that home If you own 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 that your dream home may be a reality before enow flies again. ' There is no quicker way of making money than by real estate investment in a growing town. You are in the growing town the rest is up to you. Momyeir & Momyer A NOT! I Kit FISH I Xtt PAK'i V Loral IVop!c Lravtittf Fur I'ti!t' I Sundays KMiln ON HI'SINKSS TltlP I.nnkhitf Over Iit!iK(H Valley From Ov.rns Valley In allroi nlu I'hiirU'S Shaw. Mr. and Mr. Fr;;nk Evans and .Mr, and Sin. It. Motscli ennachor am ainutiK tins local pcnplf! who will enjoy a day outing at iJia mond Lake tomorrow. The ariy will Kpend tlin renter part of tlio day fishing. cAt The LIBERTY Is it poKsililn to make a woman rail in love t with yon by treating her roiiKh? Is the female of the Rliwles more amenable to caveman tactics than the gentler urts of pcr euaxion and devotion? Zane (irey, ucrlinpH the best known writer of outdoor fiction In j the United Status, answers "yen" to botil (tiestloiiB. lie proves It, too. In his latest novel, "Code of th'o West. In tho picture, Charles Oglo Is owner of a hl ranch in the Tonto ! Basin, Arizona. The routine life fof the ranch folk is suddenly broken up by the arrival of Con stance Dennett, sister of Mabel Bailin, tho school teacher, who hoards at tho ranch. Fresh from New York anil with eastern cus toms. Miss Dennett has a devas tating effect on all the ranch hands with the exception of Owen Moore. i.kavim; Ton;in- I'OfuI .Men lcaviii Tonight for lia llionil !,al: j M. mid Mrs. H. jr. Teare ami daughter of Bishop, California are in the city looking over tho IjIiiikcII Valley land. Mr. Teare Is one of the colony-of Owens Valley in the south. They are kih'hIh at (he Arcade hotel v. Iille hfie. j . I'ISil I'.tCKH!) IN S.VOW nl Folks It. -turn Willi III); t'nlcli f I-Iv li rucked in Know Harry Cueller and Lloyd i:yan nr i I leaving this evening for Diamond Lake where they will spfnd tomor row fishing. Mr. ar.fi .Mrs. II. 1. Mc-' Kiln anil family plan to join them to-' morrow at the lake. Mr. i'.nd Mrs.. I) K. Alexander and lii!i!ren and Mrs. Osiiorn returned I hi.) morning from Diamond Lake where I hey have been on a fishing trip, bringing back a good catch which were all packed III snow. FISO.M FOItT KLAMATH I'ort Kbiiiialh I'eople Spelt:! Friday in City Shopping I'l'Olll SIIF.F,r MAN' UK I IK lied lilufr, Ciillfoi'iiin Business Trill The Misses Klva Moon and Marie i Engln with Melvln Kng'e were In the city yesterday from their home at Fort Klamath on a shopping and pleasure trip. WKKI) MMBF.It MUX Here on Business From 'lilloililn Ttiuonlu hnvn trt ftaA in urn n I holghts to drift with tho wind. J. If. Hamilton and' Moss Warner of tho Weed Lumber company are In tho city today from Chlloqule. Both are registered at the Hotel Arcado, Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Cunnrd of Bed niuff, California ar stopping at the Arcado hotel while In the city on business. Mr. Cunnrd is sheep buyer and will spend several (lays In this section In the Interests of Ills business.' Insurance Real Ectate Mopka Building Building and Loan Phone 366 KSCArKri IKA I'll A young hoy, known only us "Hug ley" to his companions, narrowly escaped drowning yesterday when he went beyond his depth whllu swimming in tho Irrigation ditch In tho rear of tho Knlurprlo ranch. Tho boy, it years old, was with older coin pun I urn and tried to follow thorn in deep w liter. Ha was rescued by two unknown men. NO UCK.NSF.H TIM, JI NK 1H CHINA 51 AY ItHKAK Willi JAP J'KKINU, Juno 20. (4") Chinese delegates representing 48 colleges liiduy setil a delegation In the mill Inter of w ir and thn foreign min ister demanding that I ho govern ment Immediately sever relations with Japan. No temporary licenses will bo is sued by tho nutnmobllu llepurlinent of the sheriff's office until after Juno :I0, nccordliig to Sheriff Haw kins. Keveral application hnvo been nude during the past few days, ac cording to Hawkins, by peoplo de siring temporary licenses to lino un til they get their plates for the last half of I h year. Tho sheriff of ficii has received Inntniutlons from Nnlem not lo Issuo any temporury licenses. lAitll after June 30. WANTED Two girls to wait on initio at Uocky Point Hesort. Phono Hocky Point. Adv. 20. IIK.MIY MAKF.S II ALLF.Ntii: Local HporlNiitcu Makes llet Will filled .Mine Fbli Than Whole I'ni-ty (ietie Henry along with Bill Baiim, Henry Crimes and W. Arnold will leave late this afternoon for llla- mond Lake on a fishing trip. Keen I interest is being shown by tho fel lows going ns Henry has made a bet he will catch more fish than the en tire parly. Tomorrow night will de cide th't bet. FliOM .MODOC POINT Mrs. F. A. McElwIn of Modoc Point Is In tho city today on a busl nons trip from her homo. FltO.M CAMP JACKHON Captain O, H. Olson and I'rivulo II. O. MngmiHscn nro week-end visit ors In the city from camp. LOCAL MUX LKAVINO Off ToiiIkIiI for Lake In Hopes of ' IIIk fnfrli A. F. Graham Moved to 420 ;o TO KlltK . Motor to Kirk to Hpcnd 'the Day Visiting Friends Mrs. W. 10. Bond and Mrs. V. White, loft this noon for Kirk whoro (hoy will spend tho day visiting. A party Including A. J. Connolly, James Daiigherly nnd Johnny Valk ii p will leuvo lata this ovenlng for Diamond Lnko to remain ovor Sun day on their weekly fishing trip. iiomiF.its ;i;t tjt.wm IJNNVKft, Juno 20. (IP) Throo armed men today robbod John T. Blchards, a rural mnll carrlor, of the $r,S(lt) payroll of tho Columbine mlno of tho Uocky Mountain Fuol company., ' ' Main St. Telephone 526 v .-. r v . - ' v , ......