The Evening herald., June 27, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Lecturer Will
Talk Tomorrow
hi 'At Pine Tree
Tlio I n t'-riwK I oiiilI lllhlo Hliidonts
association linn Invited Hmv, (I. It.
Pollock lo deliver a ledum In this
clly lomorrow morning ut 1(1 o'clock,
In tli IMnu Trim thmitiir, on lliu
subject, "A Htiindiir'd for tint I'on
tilii, comparing thn (i rout pyramid of
Kgypt Willi I ho Hcrlpturos." Mr.
I'nllork Ih rtit'tgiilid ait (inn pf lliu
ablest abators of tlm association mill
Ih n inaHKir of tlm sulijttct liu dls
ciihnos. Hut recently hi Now York
ho addressed mi audience of 18,000
people with such success tin In nt
tritct fiivoriihli) cnmmimt from nil
circles.
Hoodlums Wreck
State Property
BALKM, 610., Juno 27. Wlillo 0
picnic party wus-enjoyliig tlm privi
leges of llin slain f u I r ground y.
tnrday Ihn ilrlvnm of two automo
biles took advantage of the oppor
(unity to despoil stain properly liy
driving their cars buck anil forth
through two of tha most luxurlitnt
of tint floral beds on tlm ground
ami prni'tlrully riilnliiK them. Mm.
Kiln B. Wilson, secretary of tlm slate
fulr licmrd, Haiti toilny Hint she
doubted If the beds could bo broiiKht
back to their tisuiil beauty by tlx'
diitii of tlm slitto fulr In Soptombitr.
Tlio picnic party wan onn Hint bnil
not miked piirmlsslnn to enter the
grounds, which In initially done, and
who wax responsible for tlio party In
not known. No opportunity was
Klvcn to got tlio lit-unita numbers of
tha uulomobllcs.
Wool Market Is
Strong; Better ,
Price Foreseen
tlOSTON, Juno 27. Tho Com-
mnrclal Ilullolln snys today:
"The wool market Ih broudur und
slowly strengthening, both on fine
and modluin duacrlptlonit. Reports
from th goods market Indicate a
bottur demand for womtod goods a
well on woolvna and knit goods. Top
makers anil spinners urn Rotting
much belter business at bottur
prices. In tho west, thn market In
firm to aHithlly dearer.
"Tho forolRn situation baa con
torcd on tho poult Ion In Australia,
whoro It baa boon decided finally to
rostima sales July 19, with offor
Iiirh of 120,000 bulim monthly In
July and August, u moderate offor
Ing. A number of buyers hnvo left
to attond tho London colonlul auc
tion, commencing July 7."
I'OHTLAM MATRON
IH)()ltl:i) AT IHNMIlt
f'oinpllini'iitliiK Mra. I'. J, Mc
Miihou of rortlmiil, who Ih vIhUIiik
Ihtm with br ilKiiKbliir, Miss Ce
cilia McMitlioii, Mr, and Mra. Martin
'I'IkIio were hunt uml hoHtiiaa ul nil
i ri Tor tun I dinner party at their homo
In HhlppliiKlon on Friday evenliiK.
Blooded Sheep
Shipped By Bord
Ilex Ilord, prominent Kluinuth
stockman, has iniule two HlilpmenlH
of flint blooded rama to outalda
pnlnla within tho piiHt week.
Hutiirduy two single-dock cara
went to Tuxna sheepmen, thn shlp
ment consisting of 1G0 heud of Itum
boulntto yourllng rama, 0 bend of
tCo-ytur-old Stud ruma, ono two-yimr-old
Corrlodulo atud rum and
fifteen bead of yearling Corrlodulo
owes.
YuHtorday hn b hipped ono single
dock ear of mixed yearling und two-yeur-old
rama to Durham, California.
Tho ahlpnmnlH to Texas wore In
full floeon and bocutise of tho hot
weulher had to he lightly loaded.
Hum Dixon wua In rhurKO of both
cara and will accompany them to
doHilnutlon.
Portland Ready
For Elk's Meet
July 13 to
18
Today's Scores
. American at Philadelphia:
Washington 1 5 2
Philadelphia 3 11,0
Zitahary, Murbcrry, Russell and
Huol; Ilurrla nd Cocliruno.
National at llrooklyn:
Philadelphia 10 13 1
llrooklyn .... 8 11 2
HIiik and Wllnon; Clrlmon, Hub
ball and Taylor.
National, Mrat Kmo at Plttahugh
Cincinnati 2 12 0
I'lltaburKh S B 0
I.iHIiio and llursruvo; Atlanta and
Ooorh.
Aniorkan flrat gnmo at Chicago:
Clevolund 1 7 1
ChlrtiKU -.2 6 1
Smith mid Myatl; Lyons and
Schulk. . .iMMk
American flrat gamo at Ooaton:
Now York 10 11 0
llonton 5 13 2
II vol, Koriiunon. don on & Seining;
itiihulaor, Qulnn, Roas und l'lclnlch.
PORTLAND, Juno 27. Kvery
Uilnn la In reuillnena for tho slxty
flrnt itnnuiil aeaHlon of tho grund
IoiIkii, Ilenevolent and Protective
Order of KlkH, acliRilulml to meet
hero July 13-1 S. Such la tho word
laauod from thn headquurtora of tho
Portland LoiIko Commlnnlon In tha
Klka' Teniplo toduy by Jumna D.
Olaon, execullvo anerntury.
CommittouH on all pbiiKen of tho
grand lodgo anaalon, long In oxla
lenco, have practlcuJly completed
their work und a a roaiilt pluna
that worn laid in advanco huvo boon
perfected until It may bo auid that
woro tho convention to meet next
wtiok, tha city would bo prepared for
tho throngs to come.
Kormal bchbIoiih will bo bold In
I'ortlund's public auditorium begin
ning with church aervices Sunday,
July 13, when divine worahlp and
Bacred miialc will bo featured. Many
noted IClk vlaitorn will bo In Port
land and ara itchoduled to preach
from numernua ptilpltn that day. In
uddltlon to tho apodal aorvicoa In the
auditorium.
Adequate reception for all apodal
iralna, uniformed pntrola and banda
hna been provided, ua well an gulden
for ouch delegation during thnlr so
journ In Portland something new
lo Klk grand Lodgo convcntlona.
Hotols and other quartern tor tho
vinltors have been arranged for and
thoae who come on special tralna
will live on these and will bo parked
within easy dlatunco ot the conven
tion activities, as tho railroads, at
groat expense, rearranged trackago
and other necessary feuturcs so this
could bo done.
Farmers Urged To
Select Exhibits
Wusn't lt about this tlma of yoar
.when Hip Van Wlnklo wont to sloop
and slept 20 years.
Tho differences which cnusa moat
troublo tiro Indifferences.
L.U'OLLKTTK JU. AMHITIOVS
CHICAGO, Juno 27. (P) Tho
Chicago Journal today published a
story saying that Robert M. LuKol
letlo Jr., son of tho Into Senator La
Kollotta of Wisconsin, would an
nounce in a few dnya his candidacy
for his fathora seat In' tho senate.
All ot tho cures tor sunburn aro
vory good but none ot them seem
to bo good enough.
It's a wrong road that has nc
turning back.
COURTS
lhntla .
O. A. McCarthy et ux to William
Alto et ux. W'j of lots 7 and 8 In
block 17, Fulrvlew addition No,. 2
John Wi Karlelgh to Floyd W.
Jones, Undivided V4 Interest In nn,l(
to SKKSWVi. SW14SEK of Sec.
30, T. 39, S. R. 12.
Nolllo L. Summers etal to Charley
F. RcLap portion In Sec. 11, T. 39,
R.9. .,
' John Callahan to J. II. and Edna
Chamber part lot 7, block 63,
Nichols Addition.
A. J. Snntamau ot ux to Marg
aret S. Hall lot 2, block 8, Fair
view Addition.
Nedra Company to W. H. Martin
ot ux, 2.10 acres In Sec. 3, T. 39,
S. R. 9 B.
Burt E. Hawkins, sheriff to Reese
Wlngard sheriff's deed lot 6, In
block 32, First Addition.
Burt E. Hawkins, sheriff to Earl
J. MoFall, sharlft's deed lots G, 6,
block 36, Second Addition.
It Is dangerous to talk back to
your wife. She might hear you.
You seldom hear a man brag
about what a good boy be was.
Klamath county farmers are urg-
od lo select grulnii and other ex
hibits and got them In readiness for
the county and stute fairs. In letters
being sent out today from the of
fice of Cunnty Agent Henderson.
The letter follows: .
"This Is the time ot the year
when every farmer throughout tho
county should keep in mind that
the County Folr. will again be' held
tho first week In September, und
following the County Fair It U plan
ned to have an exhibit at llie Stute
Fair, the same as last year. About
the middle of July you will be able
to secure a copy of tbe premium list
for the County Fulr, which no doubt
will help you ln selecting your ex
hibits, but 11 you have anything
particularly good. It should be sav
ed not only tor the local fair, but
to be used at tho State Fair.
"OrajMes, form a very Important
part of a State exhibit, end these
should be gathered early, as a
number of grasses are maturing a',
thla time and it 4s advisable to
pick the best that you can get.
Sheaves should bo made not less
than three Inches In diameter at the
butt, the grass being dried in a cool
shady place, well spread out so
that the natural green color will
remain. We should bave several
sheaves each, of the following gras
ses: smooth brome, rye grass, reed
cunary grass, red bjp, blue grass, i
timothy end any other grass that !
Is used to a 1 arge extent througn- i
out the county. For Alt ilfa, make I
up quite a good many sheaves of i
the first, second and third cuttings j
lespectlvely and also rd and alsike I
ctovor should, not be overl kel.
The main purpose of exhibits of this
nature Is to show tbe adaptability
of pasture and hay crops, ranenesi
ot their growth and the quality for
feeding purposes.
"A little later as .the grain fila
tures, sheaves should be saved on
all our best yarletles, particularly
Burbank,' BtueLStem, Marquis, Gal-:
galos and Hard Federation. Grain
sheaves should be not less than 4
Inches across the base and should
be put carefully, all leaves stripped
from the stalk and the lougest and
most . even heads being picked.
Sheaves should also be saved from
barley, particularly Hannchen, Mar
lot and Wisconsin Pedigree, and
also from the best stands ot rye
and oats these sheaves to bi of
similar size and quality as is give
for the wheat above.
"It you have any meetings at
your community club, will you please
take this matter up and see It you
cannot get a committee appointed,
so that the best . possible exhibits
can be secured throughout the en
tire county, us It Is highly desir
able tt make a good showing at
the State Fair and our County Fair
this year, and this can only be done
through the fullest cooperation of
everyone." : , i
her screen version of "Three
Week s."
"I have often been condemned as
an Immoral writer," says Mrs. Clyn.
"Tlsit Is not American Justice, und
I challenge anyone to carefully read
every word of 'His Hour,' or any
other atory I hnvo written with an
open mind, not with the determined
Idea to search for sensualities, and
then see If he can find a single sen
tence taken with Its full context and
meaning, which can degrade a
single Insinuation that Is base or dis
honorable a single place where my
heroes and heroines do not act as
ladles and gentlemen of breeding."
Boys Return For
Summer Vacation
'James Manning, son of Attorney
and Mrs. Horace Manning, and Laird
McCormlck, whose father,' W. L.
McCormick, Is secretary of the
Weyerhaeuser Timber company at
Tacoma, arrived here yesterday
afternoon by motor to spend their
summer vacation from the Univer
sity of Oregon. ,
Young McCormick drove down
from Tacoma and was met at
Portland by Manning. Both boys are
Juniors at the state unlversitv and
are members of Phi Kappa Psl fra
ternity. They will both work hero during
the holidays. Young McCormick
will be employed In tho woods by
tho Weyerhaeuser company.
Everyone Is
welcome
at the
Klamath Indian
Con vet ion
Sunday, June 28, 1925
Auto racing, afternoon events
Dancing and see
HENRY Ul'RKE '
' TS.
J. WALKER
of San Francisco, In tbe wrest
ling event In the evening.
Burke weighs ICO lbs. 'Walker
weighs 165 lbs. Bring your
camping outfits and spent the
week end. Excellent fishing,
boating and bathing. Big dance
tonight, with wonderful music.
WLUL-KSE
on the Dalles-Oalifornla
highway '
WASHINGTON, Juno 27, (P) .
The war dopurtmont Is taking stops
to dispose of power generatod at
Muscle Shoals during the testing of
the main generator units of tha
plant, beginning In August and con
tinuing several months.
GREEN t
SLABS t
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."1
'Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
A Home Plant
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
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What We Offer You
We offer, the benefit of our years of experience in choosing the type
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. We offer you prices that will com pare favorably with any in the city,
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Lakeside Lumber Co.
JACK SLATER, Manager
Center and Klamath Phone 128
cft The LIBERTY
It Is doubtful whether there Is an
actor In motion pictures who risks
his Ufa mora frequently than Dick
Talmadge. His current production,
"Laughing at Danger," is being
shown now at the Liberty Theater,
where Dick's many local admirors
are reveling In his leaps and bounds
nnd all round good humor. One of
the most thrilling scones Includes a
jump ot titty feot which Dick makes
from the window ot a hotel, land
ing, ot course, In a not. Neverthe
less tho Jump was one to test the
nerve of even tho hardiest stunt
performer.
Paint and Wallpaper
No matter how you build your .home, looks play an
Important part when you sell.
There are no greater aids to value and beauty than
paint end wallpaper, properly selected and applied.
Wben yen want either, come to headquarters
Browne's Paint Store
W. P. Fuller Paints
Wallpaper all tie latest' designs
: t, ijj Tarnishes Oils Kalsomlne
"It It's put on wltH a brush we have It"
Save Money
on Wiring Cost
When yon plan your home,
consult . with ns. We ean
advise you how to save
money by planning yoar
wiring correctly. Our tech
nical knowledge and years
service, without reservation,
of experience Is at your
We want-1 yon ' to save
money on your building. 1
Link River Elec. Co.
BILL -BUTLER) Mgr.. ;
- 7th and Klamath
Phone 171
Concrete for Permanence
- - Everlasting
Economical
oAt the 2INE TREE
Beautiful, broke, but brave
that's the position the heroine ot a
picture Is sure to fnd most appeal
ing to hor audiences nnd that's ex
actly the way Viola Dana starts off
In her latest picture, "Along Cnme
Ruth," which opens nt tho Pine Troe
theater today.
Miss Dana noeds only a clover
story punctuatod with amusing situ
ations and she's off to tho dollght
of evoryono who soes hor. "Along
Came Ruth" Is just that kind ot a
story, nnd tho tiny star provos sbo's
as attractive when sho's pnthotlo ns
whon sho's funny, nnd vice versa.
Elinor Glyn makes nn Interesting
roply to thoso critics who have at
tacked her writings as bolng Im
moral. Tho plcturizatlon of her nov
el, "His Hour" comes to tho Piue
Troe thoator on Sunday. It follows
If you build for a home or for sale purposes, you cannot afford to
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( let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con
' crete. . : ' . .
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The one sure way to be protected la to take out fire Insurance.
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