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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1925)
OTwn mwTJTi: mmm vmzrmTmn "Beautiful Buildings Are ) Better Investments" Get the Most For Your Building Dollar See, t H R Pom I M. M. A 1L ' A l 1 111 BUILDING DESIGNS . . PLANS ADVICE: ESTIMATES SUPERVISION HELLO, FAT! ' 'X i 209 Hopka Bldg. . J Phone 250-J j 4 4 J stiff? ' 0' !- 0'-" ) Copco Employe Badly Injured W. R. Anderson Knocked Uncon- Is SCIOUS A. F. Graham Moved to 4 20 M St am Telephone 526 What might easily have proven a fatal Injury to W. R. Anderson of the Copco, happened yesterday after noon while he was working about ten miles out of the city on fiprlng creek. Anderson was strapped to a pole, working on what was sup posedly a dead line wire, when by some unknown cause the wire sud denly surged, burning both hands and rendering him unconscious. He was taken from the pole by fellow workers and rushed to the city at a record speed, where his severe burns were treated. The right hand and index finger are badly burned, the paim burn being very deep. The two small fingers on the left hand were burned, but not as deep as the right band wounds. Anderson was able to be about the streets today, and while be Is a man of wonderful constitution, is suffering from" the shock. At first It was feared hn might lose the in dex flncor of the right hand, but today the attending physician feels confident It can be saved. Farrera Resigns Labor Position the re-vnlunMon bill pussej by t ho rnlchstng Tuesday providing lor tnn exchango of Ciorman wartlmo and pre-war loans for a now Issue equal to 6 per cent of the original loan. Obligations totaling 70,000,000,000 moi'ks thus are converted into n r gold debt of 3,r00,000,000 marks. Nick Farrera, veteran aecrotary treasurer of the old Timber Work ers' union, last night submitted his resignation which was accepted by Secretary Duffy of the Central Labor Union. Although it did not belong - to the international, the timber workers' union was function ing under a direct charter from the American Federation of Labor. Plans are now on foot by Secre tary Duffy and Business Represen tative Long to reorganize the tim ber workers in this district. Wom en workers in the lumber Industry will ' be admitted to membership under pre::ent plans. Hindenburg Signs ' Re-Valuation Bill BERLIN, July IS. (yP) Presi dent Von Hindenburg has signed Fall Sown Wheat Is Now Being Cut EUGENE, Ore., July 18. Fall sown wheat is being cut In Lane county, the harvesting operations ... starting this week. The harvest is expected to carry over into next week, and possibly a little longer. Excessive heat of the pott few days has not damaged the wheat to any great extent, as no winds ac companied the hot spell. A slight' shriveling has been noticed In some parts, however. . , . Spring sown wheat is looking ' well. Fuel economy is claimed for a -new gas range with enclosed burn ers that heat tbe entire ton and which is equipped with water pipes from which superheated steam can be injected Into an oven. 1 Thero's always room for n rut mnn. even nlionrd a battleship. For proot Just lake u look at Tony Augustus, storekeeper on the V. S. S. Utah. Tony tips the scali-s at 305 pounds and Is the "life or the party1 as fur ub the Aiinupolls middles, now on their summer online, are concerned. cft the TINE TREE Two men were battling turlously on tho lawn ir a mansion on tho outskirts or New York city. The struggle lind been a fierce one so fierce. In fuel, thnt Hnally they bad to ball to got their "second wind." "Between rounds" both looked at the young and pretty girl over whom they had been righting. She was culmly applying her lipstick. As slio finished that Intricato task she glanced lit the weary gladia tors. ... "Well, who won?" sho asked non cbanluutly. "I'm waiting tor tho victor to dike me to lunch." Tho foregoing Is one of the many amusing situations to bo found In "Born Rich." a First Nntiiinal pic ture, produced by (Snrrlok Pictures und directed by Will Nigh, which Is the renturo at tho Pluo Tree theater tonight. The Insolent, tho Infinitely witty, tho superbly handsome, most pic turesque rigiiKi in tho social history of England. Tho mnn who went farthest In im pressing his stamp on tho sartorial styles and customs: of his fellow men! . ., Beau Brummel! if- -Yes, the Beau who was dandy, arbiter of fashions, nnd wrecker of fair ladles' hearts. He comes here In the screen adap tation or the famous Clyde Fitch play the same piny lmmortaliied by Richard Mansrield. At tho Pine Tree Sunday only. July 19th. Paint and Wallpaper No matter how yon build your home, looks play an Important part when you sell. There are no greater aids to value and beauty than paint and wallpaper, properly selected and applied. When you want either, come to headquarters- Browne's Paint Store W. P. Fuller Paints Wallpaper all the latest designs .,.) .,,i'"Varnl8hea-T-Oils Kalsomine J , . "If lfg put on with a brush we have It" Save Money on Wiring Costs When yon plan your home, consult with ns. We can advise, you how to save money by planning your wiring correctly. Our tech nical knowledge and yeara service, without reservation, of experience la at your We want yon to save money on your building. Link River Elec. Co. . BILL . BUTLER, Mgr. , ' 7th and Klamath " Phone 171 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 every prospect ive builder. What We Offer You We 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 compare favorably with any in the city. 'Finally, we offer you a complete stock of the best building materals, including Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork, Lath, Shingles, Plaster Board, Prepared Roofing, Piaster, Builders' Hardware We are solo agents for Carey Specification guaranteed roofing. Lakeside Lumber Co. JACK SLATER, Manager Center and Klamath ctThe LIBERTY Thousands who read John Flem ing Wilson's story "The Man Who Came Back," will revel in the screen version or the story which conies to tho Liberty thcator Sunday. It was I un outstanding success as a stage piny produced by William A. nrady and ns a picture It promises to be even better. Ceorgo O'Brien and Dorothy Muckaili in the principal roles, play dranmtic characterizations with a sincerity which places thorn In the ranks or tbo really talented. O'Brien plays the young waster who heads ror tho rocks with a cargo or money and drink. Miss Mackaltt Is a dance- hall girl who takes to drugs, but who later eaves herself and the man she loves. ' A capable cast interprets the characters ns cloarly as they were drawn In the book, a tact Tor which Emmet t Flynn, the director, is un doubtedly responsible. Concrete for Permanence - - - Everlasting Economical If you build for a home or for sale purposes, you cannot afford to overlook the advantages of concrete construction. Before you build, let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con crete. - ' r If you build to sell, concrete construction makes your task easier. If you build a home to live in, you want it to last Concrete serves your purpose. " . We Have in Stock: American Legion Benefit Dance To Be Held Tonight Throo . community orgUnlmtlons will .aomblno tonight to give n dance tllie Fort Klamutlh, commuulty hall, tor the benefit or the American Legion nnd Dnornbeckor fcsi'.tal. A buffet slimier at a nominal charge la holing prepared (or tho guests at the dance. Community organisation sponsor ing the movo ore: the Woman's Community club of Chlloqulti; the KtamnUi Agency Civic club; nnd tho Civic club ior Fort Klnmntli. Houston's orchestra will furni.ih tilio lllUHiC. i ., Phone 128 Bank Clearings At . Eugene Are Heavy El'OKNB, Ore., July 18. A now record in bnnk clearings ror Eu gene wna established yonerdny when a total of $176,192.20 wns recorded for the day. Tho clear ings so far this month have avor aged higher Wn usual, it Is smld. CEMENT CRUSHED ROCK SHASTA SAND ROCK FACE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKC RE INFORCING STEEL Johns-Mansville Asbestos and Rag Felt roofings. Petrolastic Asphalt Regal Roof Coating We can save you money on your material and construction W. D. Miller Construction Co. PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL Safeguard Your Home It does you little good to scrape and save to build that home of your, unless you tuke steps to see that it Is protected. - , ' The one sure way to be protected is to take out fire Insurance. We are agents ror the world's largest companies. Our rates are reasonable. ' We give personal service on every claim. J. H. DRISCOLL HART BLDG. Surety Bond PHONE 432 Life, Fire, and Auto Insurance n -rv nllednow lshrdl utbo I ,'
