The Evening herald., July 24, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING HERALD, KEAMATII FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY JULY 21, 1025
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Here's World's Most Famous City;
If You Don't Believe It, Kindly
Glance Over This Veracious Tale
DIAMOND LAKE, Ore., July 24. The city of Dia
mond Lake which is only 7.S3 acres in size boasts more
occupants and a more versatile population than any other
city approaching its size. The total permanent popula
tion this summer is 17 people, this figure including wives
and children. AH but three of these are employed by
the Diamond Lake company.
-.; In the way of business institutions, first of all comes
the Diamond Lake store, which is no small emporium.
It contains everything from milk of magnesia and primes
to bananas and 'horse shoes. Harold Kirk,-the head
clerk, is perhaps the most versatile man on the place.
Ho as
storekeeper, Tolepohno girl.
service station und tire repair inn,
assistant barber, viltn player in the
orchestra, assistant postmaster and
confidential adviser to all fishermen.
The. boat business thrives with
Don Woodward, a llcensened Red
Cross live-saver, tit Its head. Wood
ward keeps track of some forty-
odd boats.
Tie hest and only hotel iu the
city is the Diamond Lake Lodge
(Stead
Of.
Gilberts Gash Grocery
Saturday-Monday Specials
3 Jello 25
Polar-White soap, 6 for ;.....2S
Ol-O-Palm, per bar 05
Macaroni in bulk, 3 lbs 25
Economy brand sweet pickles, gal. glass ..$1.75
6 boxes matches .....25
Picnic plates, package 5...10
2 cans Prince Albert, Tuxedo or Velvet
. smoking tobacco 25
Cube sugar, 2 packages 25
Sperry's Drifted Snow flour, 49 lbs $2.60
Bulk coffee, per lb. (guaranteed) ...45
Roller bird seed, package 25
High test Prices Paid for Farm Produce
; "Phone Your Order and Save Money "
Phone 484-J
Seeing Is
Let us prove to you that "Better Bread" is
better. What we say about Better Bread may
be biased to a certain extent but what our
many customers have to say about it is an en
tirely different matter.
Realy it is surprising how our sales of our
wheat meal or old fashioned graham bread
has grown. Our wheat meal is especially
ground for us and is the genuine whole wheat
',, with nothing added and nothing taken away. '
Your grocer can supply you, but insist on the
' Sixth Street product. - '
tu Many good things are being offered at our,
JM store, including cream
! ffake. rolls, onffefi rakp.
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SIXTH STREET BAKERY
CHAS. LANDIS
126 South Sixth St.
"For Goodness Sake Eat Better Bread"
whlch is cared for by BJward Miller
who is chief greeter an(j head Jani
tor. Ho als Is the ulty'a barber,
trap drum player aud newspaper
man.
The dining service is uuder the
Jlre.'tlon of Earl Barbour, formerly
Head chef In the Travellers hotel in
Sacramento. Mrs. Harbour, who
assists in the dining room, bas. serv
ed ex-Presidents Hardlug and Wil
son, when tuoy each visited Port
land, Oregon.
George Howard, the -worthy post
master, is the mayor, council, police
officer, tratffic director, political
boss, and city manager. George
Howard conceived the city of Dia
mond Lake,- built it, and now ho
runs it. He rates higher in Dia
mond Lake than Caesar did la all
the Roman Empire. But unlike
Caesar, (his citizens praise him In
stead of slabbing dim. Mr. How
ard's duties consist of oiling the
cogs of the institution so tnat it
will entertain hospitably several
thousand vacationers annuallo. He
Is ba erpert at every Job on the
place and is chief assistant to every
one else in the establishment.
Hero Ends tho Truth
Mr. Howard also feeds the fish
in the lake and does it according
Believing
pies, fruit pies, layer
T?nsfnn hrnum hronA of
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to tho best cules ot the BAlions boat
dieticians. At preseui they uro on
a milk diet.
One of Mr. Howard's Cinnds is In
protty bad ohupo, the fish having
bitten it in sejornl placus when
ho "uHJ a flooding them. Most of the
older fish are more considerate, and
have bettor manners, but several
of the little yearling ten pounders
are soinowhat greedy.
Recoutly Mr. Howard ' started
wearing rubber trousers so bo could
fill his pockets with water and
carry Kthel, 'his pet tUli around with
him. Kthel Is a widow and an orph
an, hor vntlre family having been
wiped out by the great fish famine
which -occurred hero two weeks
UKi when Mr. Howard rau out of
raisins which ho was feeding at the
time. One day Mr. Howard bbw
Ktl'-iel's tears In Mie water, so he
took plty on her and took her out
of the lake and dried her tears.
Ethel was so "grateful that she
now lives most of the time in tho
grocery store where stio sits on
the iflshlng tackle case and advises
the fishermen on what kind ot
bait to use.
Ethel sends tier bost regards to
her many Klamath Falls friends.
Lives of Baby
Chicks Saved
(Special to The Herald)
YREKA. Calif.,. July 22. -Seven
teen lives were saved yesterday
afternoon by Mrs, John L. Borry.
assisted by her huaband. Siskiyou's
county treasurer, when she started a
brisk fire In the range in the kitchen
ot her home, set the hot water tap
to running and thrust 24 two months
old Rhode Island Red chickens into
various warm nooks and crannies in
an almost vain hope of restoring
them to life.
The chickens were caught In thoir
runs when Yreks was visited with
a cold rain storm that recorded .86
of an inch in less than two hours
at the forest service station. They
crept under hopvines instead of get
ting under more substantial cover
and when the Berry's returned
home, they found 24 of the birds
seemingly dead. The hot water and
the hot oven, however, brought 17
back to the state where they show
no ill effects today ot yesterday's
near tragedy.
J. W. Maddux Alive; '
Recovers Machine
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J. W. Maddux, of Gold Hill,
whose motorcycle ' in Pelican City
was found deserted on the road, is
not seriously injured, according to
Maddux himself, who was riding
around town this morning on his
motorcycle once again.
Maddux had taken a spill yester
day when his motorcycle hit Borne
loose gravel. He abandoned . the
machine temporarily while he was
having some minor injuries dressed,
and in the mean time tho motor
cycle was brought into tho sheriff's
office by Ivan Bernard, a truck
driver for the state highway com
mission. :
A blood stained motorcycle led
to reports of foul play, which were
dispelled this morning when Mad
dux put in an appearance. .
FIIOM OLEXK
M. Harrcll of Olcno is in the
and plans to spend several
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city
days
FROM PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs George K. Fuller
arrived this afternoon from Port
land and are guests at the Hotel
White Pelican. ,
MEDFOKD OX III HI NESS
J. C. Boylo of the California Ore
gon Power .company Is transacting
business in Medford today. -
FRIE.VDHIIIF CM'lt TO MF.ET
A meeting of the friendship club
will be called for a week from to
day at the home of Mrs. It. A. Bin-
mitt on Pine street, it was announc
ed by Mrs. Marion J. Barnes.
leaches ! How won
derful they taste with
ShreddedWheat! .
Try this combination
for your next luncheon.
Shredded
Wheat
FULL MEAT
IN 2 BISCUITS
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Main at
Mr. Chorpening will spread poison
on a half acre and tomorrow morn
ing will Investigate to find out how
many of tho worms were killed.
Water Cure Helps
Some success was experienced
yesterday by J. L. Jacob In Irrigat
ing, In other words, drowning them
out of existence. The Jacob rnflch
was particularly affected by-the
blight.
Gum llllyard will try going over
his fields carefully with a corrugat
ed roller, In the effort of crushing
the armies of worms out of exis
tence. He will operate the corrugat
ed crusher during the nfght when
the worms aje at their worst.
V To I'ho Poison
If poison is found to bo success
ful, the control measures will bo
bundled the same as dulng . tho
grasshopper Infestations. Poison
stations wlir.bft. established It) ruruj,
WQRM51NVADE
KLAMATH FARMS
(Continued From Pago One)
ONCE
Our Windows
Genuine
No use to list them here come up and
Look Them Over
If you have little to spend this is the place. If you
plenty to spend this is the place to save
Lest We Forget
We have, many astounding prices inside, too
Negligee
NUSILK........ ..3.50
All the late colors
The Last Word In Shirts
Special Lot of Shirts $1.50 and $1.75
Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated
The Earliest of
By special arrangement with one of the leading tie Manufacturers
we receive the latest in ties as soon as they are out.
Priced from to J 15Q
Mastercraft Suits ALL WOOL HAND MADE
We have no Clearance Sale. Our prices are lower the year around.
Many Styles A Variety of Patterns
$32.50 $35.00 $37.50
Suitcases Bags Trunks
1.40 to 20.00 1.50 to 25.00 6.75 to 25.00
No Matter What Your Needs Wc Can Supply Them
Oh, Yes Shoes
For Work-Dress or Outing our complete line of Wcyenberg Shoes and
Oxfords will supply what you want in Quality and Price They are all
leather too. $3.35 to $7.50
There is not an article in this store that does not carry my personal
guarantee to be exactly as represented.
Lloyd Ryan,
Ninth St., "Home of the Workingmen"
communities throughout tho country
and poison will bo distributed to
each station which In turn will dis
tribute to farmers, '
"I consider, It the most serious
thing that has happened to this
county In years," Mr. flexion said to
day in summarizing tip tho army
worm menace. "Unless tho infesta
tion is controlled, thero will be prac
tically no second crop of hay In tho
county. And next year tho blight
will bo far worse."
If poisoning does not prove satis
factory! in. .elocWn'K tho Infestation,
experts will bo called from Orogon
Agricultural Collcgo to .assist In ef
fecting control! mcasuroi.
, TO GIVB CONCERT
The Ablile (Irccn Musicians to A p.
pear on Hlroet
The Abblo flreon orctiostra will
stage a concert on Sixth street, nenr
Main, starting nt 7 o'clock tonight,
This mi mo orchestra will furnish the
music for the social dance aboard
the Venetian bnrgo, starting at 9
o'clock tonight. It is crbclared to bo
a musical organization of unusual
ability,
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MORE
Are Piled With
Bargains
Shirts
Imported English
3.50
Many Patterns
the Latest in
Ties
Clothier
MISS t'ouOY IX CAMFOKM.V
Friends of Miss draco Conboy
today roculvud cards from her nt
Yosemlte park in Cnllfornln, wlioto
alio Is touring with Mr. and Mrs.
John Kingston and Miss Virginia
Llnsmerc. Miss Llnsincro Is enjoy
ing a throe weeks' vacation trip In
California and was Joined In Ban
Francisco by Miss Oonhoy, who
left here tho first of . tho week,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Kingston are some of
the first westorn pnoplu Miss Con
boy mot while wintering In Florida
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
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Broadcloth
All Sizes
and Is nnjoylng liar visit with lliuiu
Immunsoly.
DANCE
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BONANZA
Saturday Night
Ili-Life Orchestra
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