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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1925)
Pkge eioitt EVENING HERALD, KUMAT17 FALLS," OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1025 Crater Lake Dokkie Band Will I Stage Big Concert and Dance iff Klamath Falls on July 18 ; Klamath Falls is to have another visit from the fam ous Crater Lake Temple D. 0. K. K. band on the 18th of July, at which time that organization will hold its an nual ceremonial in this city. In the evening of the same day, there will be a big conceit, followed by a dance, the music for which will be furnished by this splendid musical unit This Is the band which proposes to (ace the dangers ot billiard, cyclones, flood-waters, killing heat and freezing cold. In a visit to the Far East of the United States. They re planning to travel to Providence, Rhode Island, In August ot this year, and on the trip coming and going to till concert dates. Accompanying the band will be a representative of the Crater Lake country, with litera ture for distribution, telling about the glories and wonders of this reg ion. Crater Lake country includes pouglas, Deschutes, Josephine, Jack son and Klamath counties of Oregon, and Siskiyou county, California. And civic organizations as well as public officials of the various parts ot the region bo designated are giv ing tke trip ot the Crater Lake Temple Band their support. ' The boys of the band are making contributions ont ot their own poc kets to the expense of tbe trip; and the national organisation of the D. O. K. K., the Imperial Palace, also have a fund out ot which part of the expenses ot the trip will be met. It only remains for the folks who appreciate the possibilities ot adver tising their country to the right kind ot eastern, people .through the In strumentality of this band, to boost their own communities by making an Investment In this trip. "It pays to advertise' is an old slogan, and a true one. And this is one ot the biggest things for the Jeast money that this Crater" Lake . country has had since Will G. Steele went to Washington to give his illustrated lecture to Congress, and got an ap propriation for Crater Lake. . When enough ot the right kind of people know about the glories of the hills and forests, the promise ot the power plants and timber, the re sources ot the cattle ranges and the fruit ranches, tbe nntold wealth ot the mines and rivers, the joys ot the fishing, hunting and camping privi leges ot this land, there will be brought into this country1 finances enough to unlock the doors of op portunity for all. When people who are tired of the burning heat and the shriveling cold, tbe menaces ot cyclone and flood, which are so common in the eastern States learn of the possibilities of living in this land, they will believe with ns jthaVCod made the Crater Lake country for folks to live In. And we will have a lot of neighbors that we need to have. "But how shall they believe him whom they have not heart?" And how shall they bear without mes sengers? And how can . we make them believe ...better than by send ing some, ot our own boys back there in this, famous band, to reach' their eyes and their ears and their hearts with this message? Klamath county will profit great ly by this trip and its advertising. And Klamath Falls cannot afford to stand back when it comes to putting it over. So when the local members come to see yon with their tickets tor the coscert and the big dance, get in line and boost for your own country, the Crater Lake county.- County Cruise Shows Increase In Pine Timber Finding of 1910 County Cruise is Found To Be Too Low j , WEATHER REPORT "''The Cyclo-Stormagraph at Under wood's Pharmacy shows but little change In barometric conditions dur ing the last 48 hours. - A continua tion of present weather conditions is indicated. Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair and warm. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures today as follows: High 87 Low DO V. 8. Weather Report Oregon: Cloudy on the coast, fair in tbe itnerior tonight and Wednes day. Continued mild; Gentle vari able winds,' t McAVLIIF K IMPROVING Word From Mrs. McAullffo Tells of Improvement ' Word received today by Mrs. Jack Seal from Mrs. Jack McAuliffe tells of tbe slowly improving condition ot Mr. McAuliffe at the Lakevlew hospital. His appetite Is much bet ter and he now takes substantial foods. Before long Mrs. McAuliffe has hopes of moving him to San Francisco. ' ,'. RETURN'S FROM ASHLAND B. 8iulttr of the Chilcote and Smith firm returned last evening from Ashland where he spent the kolWays with hit family. An Increase of 155,335,000 feet of timber in 47 sections over the origin- j al county cruise, is the report made I yesterday by the firm ot Edgar & I Cullison, who are now engaged in cruising 100,000 acres ot Klamath I timber land. I This is the second report submit-! ted to the county court and indicates i beyond question that tbe estimate ot ; 40,000,000 feet ot pine timber with-! In the boundaries of Klamath county is decidedly low. The report discloses that the in crease per section la in excess of I 3.000,000 feet a section. It this in- crease holds true in all timbered ! sections of the county, it will mean ' that the total stumpage will be ; found to be several billion feet over J the present estimate. On the 100,000 acres that tbe firm of Edgar & Cullison is now engaged In cruising the Increase will be in the neighborhood of a half billion feet, if the present rate of increase holds true to the end. Mr. Cullison, who appeared in per son before the county court yester day stated that the cruise would be completed by August 20. When the county cruising contract was let to the cruising firm, for the cruising ot 75,000 acres of timber land. Since that time the county court has let a supplemental contract to the same firm for 25,000 acres. The contract stipulates that the cost per acre cruising Is to be 20 cents an acre. ' In tbe 27,694 acres ot timber land cruised so far, it was found that the loss from beetle infestations was 5,045,000 feet This loss was not figured In the report to the county court. f The original county cruise was made in 1910. The cruise at that time was not essentially complete, and the county court felt the need of a more accurate cruise, with each section being double stripped. BACK FROM LAKEVIEW Spend Holidays Visiting With Broth er and on Outing Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Chilcote and children returned yesterday from Lakevlew and the surrounding coun try where they spent the holidays. At Lakeview they were the guests ot Mr. Chilcote's brother, M. S. Chil cote. Part of their holidays they spent in fishing. ATTENDING BUSINESS ' Long Beach Man Here On Business And Pleasure Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Briggs ot Long Beach. California are guests in the city. While here Mr. Briggs will look after property interests. After a short visit here they will Journey on north to spend their vacation. ON BUSINESS Ashland Man Stops Here on Business Trip Enroute Home A. L. Kinney of Ashland passed through the city yesterday enroute home from Crater Lake where he spent the holidays. While in tbe city Mr. Kinney attended to business interests here. ucf MiaS NEWTON HERE Visiting With Friends From Home at Merrill Miss Ruth Newton arrived In. the city last evening from Merrill and will be the guest of friends here for some time. VISITING DAUGHTER Arrives in City From Portland Lo Visit With Daughter Charles F. Hoyt of Portland is In the city today and will be the guest of his daughter, Mrs. E. C. Lucas. FROM CHILOQUIN Mrs. C. R. Defflngbacker of Chiloquln shopped in the city today. IN FROM KENO Attends to Business Interests Here Today J. A. BuBhong from Keno was among the business visitors In the city today. He returned home late this afternoon. 3Soe a Few of These Remarkable Offers in Our WindowaE K. Sugarman 7 Ain't Mad at Nobody" A ,. Reasonable Down Payment Will Hold Your Suit for You Wherein Are Included the World Famous Hart ScKaffrier & Marx Few men need to be told about the Hart Schaf fner & Marx as they have for years been ac cepted as the World's clothes supreme. Suffice to say eveiy Hart Schaffner & Marx summer suit is included in this clearance as well. Select lots at . V ) , $35.85 $39.85 Every summer suit over $50 reduced in proportion Men and Young Men Stop a moment. Center Your . Attention on this important Clearance of 100 Suits Believe it or not, it'a worth your investigation anyway. There's no use of kidding ourselves, 4th of July it over with and we're going to clean our stock of all summer suits. Think of the savings you can effect now. As we have repeatedly said, "First We Say So, Then We Prove It." And we're going to prove that you will save from 20 to 35 per cent during this Clearance. A down payment will hold your suit for you. NOTE THIS: Real snappy patterns in single and double breasted conservative models as well. Few of these suits have been in stock 45 days, and men, it's a real pleasure to offer them to you. All sizes included. . Sugarman's Prices Now For This Clearance $25 Many Conservative Men Will Welcome This ; Gabardine Special 0 Here are some Gabardines that embody every feature usually put into a $50 suit. . The stuff is really there and you can see it at a glance, you know what they are for wear and looks too. $37.50 $2985 35 E 351 Vandenberg Given Attorneyship For Bonus Commission ' Notice that he had been ap pointed Klamath county attorney for the war veterans' state aid com mission was received last night by David R. Vandenberg, deputy dis trict attorney. He succeeds J. II. Carnahan, who resigned some weeks ago. Mr. Vandenberg nas been a deputy in the district attorney's office since the departure for Walla Walla oKDIstrict Attorney Ganong. He was Indorsed for the post as veterans' attorney several weeks ago, and tbe commission this week ratified the Indorsement. ON BUSINESS VISIT Cameron Brewster of San Fran cisco arrived in the city from the south yesterday and Is attending to business Interests while here. Cattlemen to Meet Saturday A meeting of all cow men In the Klamath territory will ha held Sat urday, July 11, at 2 o'clock, In the chamber of commerce rooms, Klam ath Palls, It was announced today from the county agent's office. The purpose ot tile meeting is to or ganize a local cattlemens' associa tion anil to meet with representa tives of the California Cattlemen's association, who will outline the plan now being followed by that association for the moro orderly marketing of cntllo. Local cattlemen who have signed up with the organization to date are as follows: A. D. Farkos, h. & L. Peterson Co., . Jas. Wake field, Maudu I. Hambo, J. L. Deck ley, Charles ft. Drew,' J. D. Grimes, Jesse L, High, Robert Chnyne, P. P. Corpenlng, Frank It. Orohs Co., Yamsoy Land and Cattle Co., D. E. i . ' .' Alexander, O. L. Brown, J. N. Olvan & Hons, Fred L. Popo, E. U. Card well, L. C. Slsemore, F. F. Mc Crcody, Orvllle Elliott, Castel & Utter, L. M. Streeter, Henry Oordcn and Robert R. Oorden, W. R, Nich olson, James Pelton, Prank Ohen chaln, W. R. Campbell, Casobeer & Brunor, Bertha Boll, Ivan Bodo,j;j,. A. Richardson, J. 8. Watts, M. C. Knotts, L. L. Griffin, James H. Owen & Sons, A. 8. Conner, C. L. Jamison, A. R. Campbell, Wllkorson Brothers and W. C. Dalton. Instructor For Playgrounds To Be Chosen Soon Appointment of & playground In structor for the summer months will be taken up at a mooting of the public recreation committee at the city council chamber tomorrow night at It o'clock, A call for the moot ing was Issued today by Mayor Ood- duxcl, mho had. boon awaiting the roturn 'to the dly of Mrs. Hurry Acklcy, committee memhor land one of the ladders In the playground movomciit. Tttio ooundl appropriat ed sufficient funds for it ho employ ment of a suitable Instructor during tho summor months, " Members of the dommltloo are Mrs. Harry Ackley, Dr. O. A. Mus soy, Rev. A. L. Rice, Charles I. Roberts and Mayor Ooddurd. MRS. MOORE LEAVES Accompanied by Parent Left This Morning for Outer Luko Mrs. Oertruda Moore accompanied by her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Ilodgen of Washington loft this morning for Crater Lako whore thoy will enjoy an outing of several days, AOEK HERE Charles Agar ot Soring Lako was a business visitor in tho city today. r"- " t imrininninrii'innn.)irmrmrt WOOD Summor woathar has moltod down tho price ot ' Block-Wood to tho extreme bottom. Low summer prices are now on, Don't hesitate but buy your wlntor's wood now. There wilt ho no 'cheaper prices, ; Green Slabs Orders are coming In for that good choup wood green slab. Our trucks are delivering the boat groon stab we have evor sold, Order a years supply of blocks, and green slab, and you nre safo you can get no bettor wood, Peyton & Co. Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone S3S
