The Evening herald., July 20, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, JULY. 20, 192K
Presented td'Rbyalfy
Slashing Fire '
Y Threatens Bray
; ' Stand Of Timber
to death yesterday tn a fire that
destroyed a one-elnry house in
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which nho wa,s living with her hus
band, Cieorge T. Adams.
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A aland of virgin yellow plno was
threatened yesterday, wJien seven
acres of laid slashing on the - near
('alley iroad, &.ur miles snuba of
Worden, was In flames tand creep
ing gradually nearer.Jh Umber line.
A force of (ire fighters from the
Klamath Forest Protective usaooln
tion was rushed to t'he neo.no of the
blase and artor n flgnt that lasted
nil dajt and into ttio "'night, corral
ed the firey
; Two men' were stationed ot the
fire today to prevent a further out
break. Tho timber threatened by
the Blasi blaze Is owned by William
Bray pf Hie Oshkosh Timber com
pany,,, . . . . r i-
No clews of the origin of the fire
were uncovered by raisers. It
was thought that a carelessly
thrown cirgarette from an automo
bile driving eiuiier to or from Bear
Valley, ignited a bit of brush.
Bl'RXKD TO DEATH
VANCOUVER, Wash., July SO.
Mrs. Ellen Adams, S4, was burned
Bonded 1918
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
M. P. PARKER ". Owners and Operators WARRKX BKXXET
South Sixth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon
We Buy
Hay -We Sell-
Anything
Grain
, Except
Livestock
"Potatoes
Let ns take care of your hay and grain wants, bo it a sack, a
bale or carload. We guarantee everything we sell. Our prices
are fair and reasonable. If you are thinking of leaving, store
your goods with us until you have found that Klamath is the
finest place on eartft. Try us.
y,iV Have you .
seen or
. ridden in
that new
Overland Six
ies the "me' of ; v
the -year in
, the car industry. '
Appearance and
price defy com
petition. Come in and
give them the "once
over." Only $1095
delivered. Now on
display at our
show rooms
O VERLAND-KNIGHT
SALES CO.
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Fourth and
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1, A v .LLiidggBaai
Sunny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing care. A good place to
convalesce In illness and after surgical operations. Rates are
reasonable. Ambulance for stretcher cases. Resident pharmacist.
Prescriptions and medicine may be obtained at all times day or
night. , .,- .... .. '-'
' ' All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
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PIXB AT FOURTH STREET
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
" Cor. 4th and Pine
No More Diving
In Ewauna Lake
Ewauna lake was declared; a
health hazard Saturday afternoon
by Pr. O. S. Newsom, county houlth
officer, and early this week signs
will be erected around tho lake ad
vising swimmers to seek. 'other
waters for their exercise.
Cause of the action of the health
department was given as tho opeu
sewer that discharges into Link
river at the lower end of California
avenue. The sewer is a private
system nsed by eight or ten families
of that section.
FROM I.A JOl.l.A
Mrs. A. X. Busch of l.a Jolla.
California, and 'Mrs. Verdi F.
Searles of San Francisco, who.
visited here on Saturday, motored
to Crater Lake Sunday, where they
spent tho day.
-We Store
-We Weigh
Perambulators
Logging Trucks
Klamath
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Mlsa Dorothy Puticn, bello of Chattanooga, Tcnn., has tho proud dlrtln
tlon of huvlng been presented to the ro-nl family of tspal". She trnvel-J
inrougn Madrta wun Mr. and Mrs. Adulph Ochs vf New Yvrk and ntJi
Mrs. Ocha was presented to Queen Victoria Eugenia.
Real Estate Men
To Hear Speaker
F. B. Barnes, Newspaper Man,
Will Talk to Realtors .
Tomorrow
F. B. Barnes of Sao Nation's llm
iness, of Washington, D. C. wh-
will speak before the .members of
the real estate boani at a hgon
luncheun at the hotel .While Peli
cun tomorrow, has cliasen as lib
subject "Civic Development." Pres
ent indications are thai even mem
ber of the board who b in Uc
city will attend the luncheon. At the
first ne which was held two wieeks
a?oJJie njembers' decided' to meet
semi-monthly at tile hotel and plan
for outside 'speakers whenever pos
sible. Death Claims Two
Klamath Infants
The body ; of llltlo Melvln R.
Jacobson, three-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest W. Jacobson, 1137
Walnut street, was shipped today to
Rogue River, Jackson county, where
funeral services will take place.
The child died after a long Illness.
Funeral services for Geraldine
May McCandliss, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCanUIIss,
Pelican City, were held this after
noon at Whltlock's funeral parlors.
The baby was one of the twins born
to Mr. and Mrs. McCandliss July
4. The other baby died at birth.
Japanese Art
Work Will Be
Sold Shortly
TOKYO -JP)'- The . collection of
art treasures in the possession of
Marquis Katsunosuke Inouyc, for
mer ambassador to the court of St.
James, Is to be sold at public auc
tion In September. The collection
was made by the fate Marquis Segal
Inouye and Is known among con
nolseurs as one of the finest in the
country. Its estimated value Is be
tween 4,000,000 and 6,000,000 yen.
Among (he many rare articles In
the collection Is a carving by the
celebrated Choin representing "Fu
do," the god of fire. It was to this
Image, according to the tradition at
tached to It, that Emperor Kamey-
ama offered prayers for victory
when the land of tho Mikado was
invaded by the Chinese some 600
years ago. This carving alone is
valued at 150,000 yen. ,
Another rare work of art Is a
painting by Ilaku Shi-kei. It is the
most valuable work of a Chinese
artist In the collection. It Is an
unusually large picture tliowln?: the
figure of Budduh mounted on an
olephant. . There are many other
fine paintings by Japanese masters
such as Montonobu, Seshu and
Tannyu. The collection comprises
2000 pieces, including paintings,
carvings, pottery :and laqucr work.
FROM ROCK CIWEK
A. B, Cough and Jesslp. SinglQ of
j the Rock Creek ranch, spelit the
week-end here," " ' ; ;:
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COZAD, SHARP, RKTlltN
Two Brutlstinw Cilrlt In CtuirKC '
Juvenile Authorities in Portland
Carry B. Coziul, constable, and
Sheriff John Sharp of Modoc c uu
ty, returned yesterday from Port
land after an ahseuce of vovernl
days, during which lima th-v con
ducted a successful Bearch for
Erfthcr and Jnnic Bradshaw, v si
disappearance from a lonely sheep
camp two weeks ugn puzzlod pnilce
authorities until thu confession of
I. W. Rhonden.
Tho two girls were left In vhnige
of juvenile authorities in Port
land und will bo eventually ro
turned to Klamath county. Con
stable Cozad said. Sheriff Sharp re
turned to his homu in Modoc conn
ty yesterday. '
AT POINT COMFORT
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Southwell,
with Mr. and Mrs. Southwell, Sr.,
ami daughter Miss Fay Southwell,
who are visiting here for t'ie sum
mer months from Maltland, Missouri
and Mr. and Mrs. J-co L. Smith,
spent the week-end at Point Coni
fer t Lodge, enjjyiug the touting
and fishing.
MRS. MACKIXXOX SHOPPLXG
Mrs. W .O. MacKinnon motored in
from Bonanza this afternoon to at
tend to business matters and vbop.
She returned homo fete this after
noon. ANOTHER CRATER I'ARTV
Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Boatman, Mrs.
Mc-Elewee and Bernle Williams of
the L. Dinklesplel company, with
headquarters in San Francisco, en
joyed a trip to Crater Lake yester-
Klay.
SWIMMING I'ARTV
Another swimming party of Sun
da Included the' Misses Tholma
Shart, Mariam and Dorothea Wort-
! ley and Walter S'lort, who motored
to Wlul-iiso beacil ror an outln?
and swimming party,
ADVEKTLSIXO SLV.V
Arrives from Portland Tilcgrum to
Accept Position llnre
I. Davis, Just recontly wltl.i ti ic
Portland Telegram at Portland, in
the aJ vertLslikj department, urrlved
in the icily this morning and Ii'js
accepted a position with Uhe Even
ing Herald a,) nsslstant to Levant
Pease, the advertlslftg man.
MltH. ROKIXHOX iiioiti:
Will Kpcnd Home Time Visit lug
Parents, Judge and Mrs, Leavltt
Mrs. Frank Robinson and son
have just arrived from 'Los Angotcs
and will spend some time in Klam
ath Falls visiting at tho home of her
parents. Judge and Mrs. A. L. Lcu
vltt. Mrs. Robinson, who was form
erly Miss Pearl Loavitt, was born
and raised in Klamath Falls,
xDRIVE TO -CRATER,
C, R. DeLnp Accompanies Guests to
National I'nrk Today
C. R. DeLap, with his guests, Mrs.
Frances Gruwell and Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Burrlss motored to Crater
Lake this morning to spend the day,
Mrs. Oruwell and Mr, and Mrs, Bur
rlss are guests at tho DeLap home
from Lakeport, Oregon,. "
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France Plans
Big Offensive
PARIS, July 20 (D -Franco will
start a groat military offenslvo In
Morocco against Ebd-El-Krhu, Pre
mier Pnlnlove said tolay, If tho Itlf
fian .leaders refuse peaco terms of
fered ,Jilm by scml-offlciul Franco
Spanish agents,
Tho premier told today's cabinot
meeting that Abd-EI-ftrlm knows
the tonus upon which he van have
peace -with Franco and Spain in
Morocco und that tho Rifflnn load
er can lopen nugntliitions immcill
atoly if Iho desires.
The Freir.r.1 front Is so strensUi-
ened, tho premier said, that thoro
1b no longer Justlflcutkn for any
undasincss.
FARM POINTERS
Full- foundation r.hcels provide
straight combs for manipulation,
huvo wax in producing comb honey,
and causo tho bees to build worker
colls. Fruition fitted for full sheets
of foundation may ho bought from
bee Btipply men, and directions for
manipulation will bo supplied on re
quest by tho O. A. (-'. departmnt of
entomology.
Eight advantags of copper car
bonate dust treatment of scud wheat
for smut control aru an follows: Ef
fective control, low cost, loss labor,
good germination, thlckor stand,
vigorous plunls, no Ions from hold
ing after trontment, oiio-fourth of
seed saved. Farm and O. A. C,
station tests have proved tho suc
cess of tho new mothod.
Hop red npidcrs , collect on tho
under side of hop leaves us tho Roa-
non advances. The first injury ap
pears as smull pale specks on tho
leaf surface, They spin flna webs
on tho stirfaco of the loaves and lay
lftllu Bphorlcul oggs In thorn, Thoy
Attention
Ladies
It may appear odd for an exclusive men's
clothing and furnishing store to appeal to
the ladies in its advertising.
But knowning that ladies are discriminat
ing buyers, and knowing that they are a
great help in selecting their husband's wear
ing apparel, we confidently invite their in
spection of the popular prices and quality
of our merchandise.
KLAMATH FALIS WQODBURN,ORE.
517 MAIN
'' ' ' - " -'ti-tT-f ''-"nl V i'-'-ril
have needlo like purls with which
they plorco the tissues. Sulfur is
tho standard remedy recommended
by the O. A. C. experiment station.
BI'KNS II EKE
Prominent. Htockmiin mid Italic hc'l
Here- on ItiiNiiirMS
Frank Hums, one of the well
known ranchers and stockman of
the Fort Klumath country, now liv
ing In Kacrninnnto Is hero' for a
brief business visit.
' 1'ltO.M Klltli
Mrs. II, Slmonsoii Is In today from
Kirk on a shopping trip.
WOOIMIItf RIOTl'UXS
L. W .WoodHldo, advertising man
agor if tho Uolduit Rule, (return
ed last evening from Crater Lake
wiboro he spt'nt the day with Mrs.
Woosldo, tii U hostess at tho lodgo
Three Forest
Fires Burning
in Washington
SEATTLE, July , 20, (!) Threo
serious forest fires entailing heavy
loss wore- burning today In different
sections of western Washington.
One blase has destroyed green tim
ber at Lyman, 100 rutins north of
3(iallln, In the Skagit Mill company's
holdings, another was burning In
standing timber in tho Olympic na
tional forimt west of Qullceno lu
ottHtnrn Juffnrson county, nnd tho
third was blazing In the edge of
green timber tn tho Doty Lumbnr
company's holdings in Lows county
uflor destroying ono of tho com
pany's camps and considerable fall
ad timber.
Moro than 100' men aro fighting
at Lyman In an of fort to check tho
blusto from swooping through green
timber. It was roportod that tho
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Laming
Mew' Models
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flames bad burned a tnlla Into the
timber.
The flro In the Daly Lumbor com
pany holdings started Friday night
n ml a high northerly wind cuusnd It
to spread rapidly. It burned over
n lerge section of logged off land
and nearly 000,000 feet of cedar
logs were destroyed.
A big cruw of men nro fighting
tho five In an effort to check its
course. Until Saturday, tho flames
wnru confined lo loggod-off land on
thu edge of the company's holdings,
hut u cliniiKii In (he wind swept It
across iho boundary Into tho Olym
pic nulluiinl forest rosorvo.
Phone 93
Wc are specially equip
ped to economically
produce booklets and
advertising folders.
W. O. SMITH
Printing Company
"Quality Printing"
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