The Evening herald., July 11, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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H. R. Perrin
BUILDING
DESIGNS PLANS
ADVICE ESTIMATES
SUPERVISION
i 209 Hopka Bldg.
f Phone 250-J I
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TO BE ERECTED
BY FAIR
Claims of Board and the
Rodeo Association
' Considered '
PRIZES ARE OFFERED
Free Hay to be Furnished to
Livestock During Coun
ty Exhibition
At n meeting of 'Urn Kliimiitli
County Fnlr Hoard hold Friday
evening In (liv tilficus of tho county
agent, thuru woru present H. K. llrud
bury. K. M. Hammond, II. N. Moo,
W. V. Southwell nml T. W. Now
comb. Tho primary purpnan of tho
Binding was tbn flnuncliil U'UuhI
moot between tlio fnlr board ntnl tlm
Illy Ilndco usaoi-lutltitt nrbdng from
tliv thrcn-diiy celebration Juki passed
bnl there being no ivpri'Hdilntlvo or
member of tlio Hodco Aasociutlim
' proncnt, tlio claims of Imtli parties
wore presented by lh" nudllor, Mr.
Southwell mid discussed ut length.
It wan toted Hint l.t)U0 bo allow
ed as two purses of $500 each for
ititlomohllo uud harness racing ut tlio
i'uiiiIiik County Fair, In addition to
u mini somewhat In excess of $2,
fiilil used for running, relay und
chariot races hint fall. Several In
quiries from rating stables bnvo been
urilvlng und tlio racing protiriim la
being compiled by E. M. Ilumuiond
it tul will bo on tlm prcaa within n
week.
New llullillngl
An Hoon an pliiue for nn exhibit
house for poultry mul put Mock ore
obtained, bids will bn run u'H( iit and
ihn now tdrui'luru bo In readiness to
receive exhibits by fho llmo tho fair
opens. It waa further ordered that
thu north end uudor tho grundalund
b adequately protocted by rolling
doors and 1 hut tho gulden produce,
r I 1 I crops, rommuully exhibits, po
lato division nod flowtTH ho given
spare therein. Thin was niado nocos
Hiiry by the crowded condition of tho
main exhibit pavilion hint year und
the willing of perishable oxhlblla.
Hoys' nnd girls' club exhibit!), do
mestic, arl. culinary and other dell
cnto exhibits will bnvo tho on tiro
apace of tin- old hIiow pavilion.
I'lihh I'rlM'M
Tlio Hum of 1(0 to bo awarded In
nml, second und third prlzeti of
1.1 nnd till each, wna tinnnlmouHly
a Bred upon for coniinunlty exhibits
which wero rcgnrdod by tlio fnlr
boa nl na making up a moBl repre
sentative, ullrnctlvo nnd vnluahlu
part of tho county's display.. This la
the firm yenr that prlios for thU
pnrllciilnr dlvlaloii havo becu offered
und through (ho efforts of County
AKenl Henderson, It la hoped Hint
tlm coiiiiniiully eluba of Bonanza,
I.angill Vnlb-y... .Morrill, .Mnlln, l'oe
Valley and the newly orninilzcd iih
Hoelutlon at Fori Klauialh, may bi'
Induced to enter. , I.mhI year Malin
wu tho only ciilerprliilng eouiiiiiin
lly to I u I: ndvuttlugo of thla oppor
tunlly to ahow tlio world und Klnin-
alhlans In particular what bountiful 1
r.ropH, lntclouH eheeae nnd otleT vul-!
iiulile producla alio producea, Aa the '
pioneer In coin in u ally exhibit work
thq Tulo l.ako Kurmera' Club prom
laea aotnethliiK thla year to aurpa'.a',
her Initial effort or l'J25, which by
the (llloctlou of A. K. Ktreel, "proved
one of thu moat ullrnctlvo dlnpluya
at tho County Fair.
Frco Hay 1'uiiilnlicd
II woa formally decided that frco
liny would bo furnished to alock und
huraea durlnK tho fair uud urn I it for
hoca and that rueliiK horm-a would
bn provided with liny gratia ou.o day
before tho opeulnK of and ono dny
after tho Honing of tho County Fnlr,
IliHit riltR their innnuKer tluio to pro
cure buy for u louKer atay.
tipuco fur Induatrlul cxblblta 10x16
feet on tho weal aldu and lOxH feet
on tbo cuat.alda of tho lowor arc-ado
will he for ronl to such firms, com
punlua or corporutlona aa may choose
to put In an induatrlul or mcrchanta'
dbiptuy. lnco liutt full thu Krounds
havo been re-wlrcd so Hint a load
for operating InrKo mechanical work
ItiK exhibits way bn delivered and
dlHtlnct effort will bo mudo to lntnr
cl initny of tho uiniiufncturlni! nnd
lumber cuncorna to Inatull exhibits
thut will lutereat und Intrigue the
paiialiiK crowds.
There wna iteuerul dlacuiialun ro
Kardlni! tho future possibility of
eroding a building for womuns' dia
pluya and club work, which would
answer the purposea of a community
meeting place and bo of an Income
producing typo by reason of rentals
for social events. 11 was finally de
cided thai funds did not warrant
Biieh expenditure this year-nnd that
it wero better to wait until such
building inlKht be asHiircd sufficient
funds to make II couipleto for ull
retiulrcmenla.
UwIur to thu uhsenco of tho man
ager of tho local buseball team, no
definite tinderstnndlng or uKreemcnl
regarding the uso of the fair grounds
could be reached. Showers for tho
bull players, dres.ilng rooms and
other conveniences have been InstuIJ
o dnnd tho high school ball nnd truck
lonniB havo onjoyed these accessor
ies during the past few mouths of
practice, nnd nfter gumes.
Tho fair Hoard expressed them
selves In favor of expressing a vole
of appreciation to Miss l.oronn
Trlckey for her purl which ihey
dented u very lurgo one, ill muking
tlm recent rodeo ti success nnd with
out which they did not believe the
uttendnnco would havo reuched the
satisfying figure attained.
Severn! bills worn considered nnd
some passed upon favorably by tho
hoard, who ordered them paid us
soon us money wits forthcoming to
meet them. . .
BUMPER CROPS
nr uppunni! -
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(Coul lulled From J'ugc One) j I
a
fhe moat part, the potatoes aro Net
te( Cents, which have been prove lj
best adapted to Kfimath soil uud ;
climate. .Market fjr Nettet Joins, :
seems assured, according t the!
county aEent'a office.
Dry land farmers, whoso road to I
prosperity has been rocky and rough j
during the past few years, will have ,
a prosperous year, according to ro- j
ports. While Iho crops will not be i
sufficient for most ot tho dry farm
era to get out from un lor etlll It
Is thought that It will mean a ray
of sunshine on a darkened liorlzon.
Heat Itiuige Venr
Never, In tno memory of tho old
est llvejtockmen In tho country,
hafo range conilltl.'ns In Klamath
been so g:d. As a result of the
heavy stand of I'm fattening bua.h
grass tho livestock und sheep will
havo a good year. At this time
tho range grass In tho lower reaches
la beginning to dry up and tlio
flocks of sheep and herds of cattle
aro graduully working ihelr way up
wards to tho mountain meadows
al.-ng creek bottoms.
Sunimlug up tno agricultural con- i
dltlsns this time. County Agent C.
A. Henderson characterized Klam- '
uth us u garden spot? Heuson for
ti'io reniurkublo crops Is said to be i
two heavy Tains iu .May, ono .73 I
Inezes and tho second 1.00 Inches, i
which came ut a time when seed !
was germinating nnd uecdcj mois-!
lino. !
Double Life
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Sheriff's Office
Makes Report On
f Tax Collections
Ty day h was a college student, a
foot Ixi II star and president of the
V. M. C. A. but ly night he was s
hijacker. On one of his lawlesa raid
n pohcrnan was killed In Dallas.
Texas. Ills name ! William Jen
nings Dryan Goodman, his home U
In Tulta. Okla.. and hist fall he was
a star end on tho University of Tulsa
football toom. He Is under arrest.
Violins ore dangerous. Dallas
(Tex.) man won a wife with one.
Steady work on the pari of thi
sheriff's office ha:i resulted In a
record being bung tip for collec-.
lion- of delinquent taxes, accord-!
Ing to tho semi-annual report ofj
1921 tux collections, made public i
today by tho sheriff.
Day by day the sheriff's force of
tax collectors has worked on de
linquencies until on July 1 the
books showed that tax delinquencies
In tho sum of $85,476.23 bad been
collected sice the first of the year.
The delinquent taxes extend back
as far as 1912 and run up to tho
delinquencies of 192S. Delinquencies
collected for 1923 were especially
high, with a sum ot ?48, 129.16.
Ix;ss than half of tho taxes for
the year of 1924 had been collected
by July 1 of this year, the- semi
annual report disclosed. Tho total
1924 taxes ' collected Was $409,
440.45. Taxes for 1923 amounted , to
$989,899.53, which Is slightly under
the taxes for 1924, : -which total
$1,045,287.96.
MacMillan Party
Leaves Labrador
WASHINliTON, July 11. (IP, Tho
MacMlllnu Artlc expedition left,
HopedVile, Ubrador lit 2:20 o'clock-,
yesterday morning. -I,
A radU messago to tho national
geugra p'.i leal survey reported the de
parture, i.
"We spent tho day bohlnd Capo
Harnlgan, pasting through Windy ,
Tickle. Commander MacMillan and
KngLacer Ja'nes went to Jack Uuio's
to get supplies cached there In re
turn from last expedition. . - .
"Conditions today otitsido Capo
Harnlsan nre excellent, but sen -zrceze.
Is blowing ico toward our
path to the noria. -e:neru abet the
that seal. . Important scientific spe
cimens arc being secured. All well.
MaioMillan." ' - " v.. ' ,
- Full arul Scalloped
There is an effort' to reestablish
taffeta In femlnlno fawr, and very
attractive dresses of It .have scal
loped hems and very full skirts.
He who playa tho horse may
find be Is the victim , of horse,
play. ..: :. . .-j.
Bud Hodges And
Dawsons Will Be
Tried Oh Monday I
Faced with pos!bllity ot being
sent to the penltvntiny, V. J.
"lild"" noflrti'Tini K.Tilp4 Kfttie
Dawson, hi ol Klamath ihflls. Vlll
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
grows, we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid eveiy prospect
ive builder.
What We Offer You
Wc offer the benefit of our years of experience in choosing the, type
of building best suited to your needs and to your pocketbook.
We offer you prices that will com pare favorably with any in the city.
Finally, wc offer you a complete stock of the best building matcrals,
including .
Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork, Lath, Shingles,
Plaster ' Board, Prepared Roofing, Plaster, Builders' Hardware
We are sole agents for Carey Specific ation guaranteed roofing.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
JACK SLATER, Manager
Center and Klamath ,
go on trial .Monday on tho charge
of selling intoxicating liquor while
armed, a felony . Tho case will
come, up before Jitdgo Thomas In
Jacksonville.
The threo were arrested near tho
"Hut" candy shop during tbo na
tional guard encampment last
spring. In addition charges of trans
portation and possession of liquor
were filed.
Paint and Wallpaper
No matter, bow you build your home, looks play an
Important part when yon sell. (
There are no greater aids to valuo and beanty than
! paint and wallpaper, properly selected and applied.
When yea irant either, come to headquarters '
Browne's Paint Store
W. 1'. Fuller Paints'
Wallpaper all the latest designs
' Varnishes Oils Kalsomlno , i i ,-.'
" ""If it's put on with a brush we have It"
Save Money
on Wiring Costs ,
When yon 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 yon to save
- money on your building.
Link River Elec. Co.
BILL BUTLER, Mgr.
7th and Klamath
Phone 171
HANK CI.F.AlUNt.S
XKW YOKK. July 11. (iP) The
nclual condition of-clearing housn j
banks nnd trust companies for tho i
week shows an excess reserve of j
52t.-J.".:t,'.'0ll. This is a decrease in ;
reservo of $16,917,650 compared
with lust week. j
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Sliding under lite running board ;
mil of sight when empty, a now auto- I
mobile baggage rnrrier can bo nd-
justed to trunks und packages of ull
sizes. .
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let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con
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We Have in Stock:
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We can save you money on your material and construction
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PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL
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Safeguard Your Home
It does you littlo good to scrape and savo to build that homo of you, unless you
tako stops to sao Abut It Is protected. ;
' The one suro way to be protected Is to tako out fire Insurance '
We are agents for the world's largest companies. Our ratca are reasonable. Wo
givo personal sorvlce on every claim.
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