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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1925)
VXC.V. SIXTEEN. F.VF.N'TN'CJ IIFH'AT.n. T'T.AMATIT VUR. ORTTCON ' TTTERTttv.- juke no. 1023 Carrier PiVcon Makes Fast Time I'O JKT AI'IIIH CN MEANS KAItliY SPHAV IS m:i:ik , r.-kirlmr lliiulilt Clnl spoil the bright wore nulla small, they worn visited by n fw "pioneer" muiuburt of the nphls clou. These priipaiiutvd (low ly ns Iho plan l grow, until a powerful thouHli iiiconsplcuiiUH gen ei'iilliiil of priiliriu liriiedui'it Was well esiahllslu'it, Thuso wiirn largely kin tho tinilersldu of the leaves and could bo seen only by (-.ireful Jiispectlon, Sometimes It In only a leaf hero mul thorn that Is lnftd, 11111I lhi grow er might lift mid examine several t He III. lluui'U Iho doilrubltlly ot oarly lii'uyt pi'uvvntlvu, largely, for black uplihls on beans untl squmth, nml green uphills ion rnbbugo , ami kule, lu till districts wham tliuau posts nitiink, If tills early spray Is thrown ugulimt the underalilu of tho lowor lea vus a Htlla bnfora tlm bums nml siinis!i (Hurt to vino, U U doubtful whothnr tho pests uvar ovortako tho plants until tha boat of Ilia crop has boon plokcd, clean look. Tills seldom happens Just that way, at least lu OreKon, thu ox perlniciit Mut tun finds. tlMwors wlu t.'Muk they had no chance to get the poats before they begun swarm lug over the leuves nml pods sim ply overlooked their .best chance ptittlin; on tho uarly Rpiay. f Such heavy infestation ro us ually the result ot l uiK-tlimi colon luatlju. Very o;trly, when tho plants The appearance of black Aphis 011 beans ntnl siinsh im! crc-cu aphid oil cabtuiKo nml kale is ofleu sud.leu as to astonish thi"Kio' er. It sciMiia ta him Uat ulmosi oveviilght his clean, flno-lo klnit ve tables have beoonio fa'ily "lousy", and must now ha spriyeil with dls clean loow- Tiis'eta,!cta.iliua'Jlnun KVKKKTT. Wash., June III. ISo loused m( 5 11. in. Sunday 11I Salem, Oii'r.iin, a plmou owihmI by Allien ('storming nf Everett, flying under auspices of the Everett Pigeon club niailo tho distance to Everett In gov en lioiirK, 4, minute mul 50 seconds, Tho birds will race- from Eugene on July 5, - f Iho lower leaves without (Indluit WKATHKK ltEPOHT The Cyclo-Sioriiingruph nt Vndor wood's Pharmacy shows the pros- sure to Ih rising, slowly. This In tho probable forerunner of higher torn pe rata res. V , e & if x ?fvn or sj!c by clcclriccl retailers $15-50 Qencoolhoim joraNickel- cAll Summer Long A met! turn sire fan at a low price but a full iie breeze all the time! It's a C5-E r.m that brings in an outdoor coolnew from breakfast to bedtime for every home for every place jf. business. And it's always there rcaJy to tup ply ten cool hour for nickcL. "IT SNEEAL ELECTRIC 30 MILES To Rocky Point Resort Row boats kicker boats, Fishing, Swimming TenUiouses and Bungalows . : fully equipped with everything Just drive out everything is waiting for ,: you even dining room service with the . best of meals.- - Forecast for the next 24 hours: Kuir ami Warmer. Tho Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum anil minimum temperatures today us follows: HlKh SI Low M I". S. Weather 1tihirt Oregon: Fair tonight an.l Weil nesduy except eloudfy or fosgy iilou, the coast. Mild temperature. Mod erute west winds. ItKV. (HANKY HEltE lorinor !nstor of Methodist Clnmti Hero on Oiitimr Hev. S. J. Chancy, former pastor of ih .Vieihodist iliunh of this i'itv and now located nt Ashli.ud ar rivoj lu tno I'liy yesterday in com pany with !r. C.regg of Ashland Hoth are enjoying a clay's fishing trip on Williamson river. l.K.WKS VOH KAST Ut'prt'sentativo of t'ortlauil t'om-iTli Hero tin llusiuoss J. MurKun of tho P. J. Cronln and company of Portland, who has been in the city for several dnys on business, left this morning for an extensive trip through the east to be Kone about two months, during which time he will call on the vari ous factories manufacturing auto mobile accessories. 1 liOM KIIiKKOUl) i L. Mentiionery avus a bustress visi ! tor in the city y.ist.-rd: - from Kirk ifo-d. I'ltO.M KEI.SO C. W. Blevin and John Abbott, both of Kelso, Washington," ar rived in the city last evening for a brief busings- visit. The greatest benefits of Oregon crop rotation as listed by the ex periment station are the humus and nitrogen added to the soil. Other advantages are diversity of crops with steady output, more even dis-J Two heads feel better than one in tribulion.of work throughout the year, eradication of weeds, plant diseases, insects and toxins and Im provement of tilth and water-holding capacity of the soils. a porch swing at night. IS it in i IS wy SPEED Li ever Lie stKngdi in cvciy cuivc avr-l:ui;a to RAII.nOAl) MAS HKKB W. I'. Turm-r of Ori-Roii Trunk Visit In City W. P. Turner of tho Oregon Trunk railroad arrived in the city yester day fqr a brief Inspection trip with engineers over the survey routes of his line in Klamath county. I-'ltOM AIXiOMA Mrs. J. S. Hogan was a business visitor in the city yesterday from Algoma camp. KIUKl'OKl) MAN Charles Nelson of Kirkford arriv ed In the city this morning to attend to business matters here. OCKRT AT TIU RSTOX HOME To Visit at Home of Mrs. If. K. Thurston Kor Few Days Miss Anna Haas of Medford is the house guest of Mrs. H. E. Thurston at 506 North eighth. Miss Haas while here is attending to some business interests and will return to her home about Thursday. ft x--. M V "X 'ro 7 .-jrcty ana vsy control SxKcr sprung and bigger-tired for :;-.orc Ia::'arto:!3 corr.fr-rt 'that's est r.ioto.v;-cL', fhc"Stfsn-Lme"! Hover a mot::-.; !2;o tab Lc?c so powerful, o ;pzzdy, zo - perfectly balanced, so rord.vortSy. hro:n every ct-.nc.poir.t ct per-form.-uxe, gocd-looks, and Kim. crr.y, the "Strcr.rn -"Line "seta a rcvy Et--.ndn.rd. AnJy.t I he price ra!i;ccd! Co:r.c in and see it! Tc;E I.AIiGK CltOWI) Hl'XDAY Point I'omfort Has Over Hundred frilests fjlliMlay Point Comfort had its share of visitors over the -week-end with more than one hundred guests at the lodge. Fishing was especially good, one tourist catching a trout weighing 10 1-2 pounds, being 31 Inches long and 10 inches through the body. Several local parties have made reservations at the resort to spend thu. holidays this week-end. its rj-.v riding comfort. Let us show you its 2 provczienfo, and tiUc you for a wonderful ddi-ficJ fnrf Ne KLAMATH FALLS CYCLEkY 1010 Main Phone 272 M'MII.LA.V LEAVKH To He III Clinro of SpoHHineirs Club at Jtocky l'olut , Floyd McMillan plans to leave today for Ilocky Point, where he will be in charge of the sports men's club during the summer months. Cool MHS, I,KH IMPKOVKD Weather Iti-iiofil to Local W01111111 Mrs. ,1. P. Lee, mother of county assessor W. T. Lee, lust night, rested easily, duo to tho modnrutlon In temperature. Mrs. Lee has been confined to her bod for months. I'HOM AUiO.MA Jim Klein of Algomo wns n busi ness caller in town yesterday. Modnmo Pnnarlo's scalp massage Improves the finality of your hair. Moe'a Heauty Shoppo. Adv. 29-6 penheimer GOOD CLOTHES mm For the Rodeo and July the 4th celebrations you will want to look and feel at your best and you can do it in one of our Fine Kuppenheimer Summer two and three piece suits, in Tweeds, Gaberdines and Worst edsAll the newer shadings and fabrics from $30 to $40 Step in, look over and try on some of these fine suite. You will need a fine pair of Coo Oxfords for the .Rodeoand we have them from 5.00 up Nettle ton and Crossett makes "nuf sed." Headquarters for Rodeo Togs Wonderful selection of Big Rodeo Hats from 0.50 to 10 SHIRTS SPECIALS- Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts with Collars to match, 2.25. V NEGLIGEE BROADCLOTH Shirts collars attached-Four colors Special at 1.95 Loud Shirts, 2 to 7.50 Rodeo Mufflers, 1.50-2 KLAMATH KLOTHING KOMPANY i Leading Clothiers If y
