The Evening herald., July 29, 1925, Page 12, Image 12

r APR TWELVE.
THE KtfMBKRl'O'a OR
'WEDNESDAY, JUTV 20, '1fl2l
Mouldihg'Firm 1
to Begin Work
I on Store Shed
i
Building Will Occupy
! Space 48 by 53
Feet
Work will begin In tho war fu
ture, 'on a storago shod, 4Sx53, nl
tho plant of tho Klamath Moulding
company, according to L'. Caldwell,
manager of tho concern.' Tho 'jilnnt
will bo used for storage of finished
Moulding exclusively. It will bo
built at tho rear of the present
plant 'and will parallel tho railroad
spur which now serves the establish
ment. ' - " , '
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DALE
JOHNSTON
WANTED!
k message of import
ance for Dale Jolvn
3ton, believed to be
; engaged in logging in
the Klamath district,
las been received, and
is now being held at
the office of -the
Lumberlogue at 121
North Eighth Stretet
He is requested to
call or send in his aid
dress to the Editor of
the Lumberlogue that
the message may be
forwarded to him.
Anyone knowing his
whereabouts is re
quested to communi
cate immediately with
ie Lumberlogue, as
lie message is ex
tremely important
Br SUN STROKE
Prosin Nino of tho Nine Lumber
company, la confined to his home,
seriously 111. the result of sunstroke.
Ho w,s nttnckctl while repairing n
pump in the yard during one of the
hot test days of tho season. Ills
Sudden illness was at first believed
to, be due to summer flu! but later
'ngnosis has proven differcMly.
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Pelican Bay Five
Begins Practice
For Fall Games
With the basketball season a long
time away, enthusiasts at the Peli
can Bay clu broom are nlready figur
ine on next years prospects. From
IS to IS players are now turning
out nights for practice. None of the
last year's team have yet begun
practicing. From all appearances,
those who mix with the Pelican Day
quint this year will hare a tough
session is store tor them. The Peli
cans are fortunate in having the
only real gym in Klamath county
in which to practice.
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Thumb Sawed
Off; Worker
j Has 2 Left
SANTA ItOSA. Calif., July 29,-r
; Although O. Peterson, planing mill
! worker, lost a thumb on his right
hand in a' recent accident here, he
still has two thumbs.
Tho. reason is he was born with
three thumbs, and the accident left
him normally equipped,
i After a visit to the surgeon to
j get the wound trimmed up, Peter
I son expressed himself as satisfied,
j "I always meant to have it taken
, off some day, anyway," he declared.
D. A. Kenyon
439 SIXTH, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
' Coal Jronteel '
Bolts and logging equipment
Oldest and best equipped shop in this locality
in connection.
EXPERT WATCHMAKERS '
30 years' experience at the bench 18 in
Klamath Falls '.
Send us your watch We'll repair it and
return it promptly -.'"
' All work guaranteed
Frank M. Upp H. S. Marley
1018 Main Street "
LOGGERS-
send in your boots to us. Have them repaired and
waiting for you when you come in.
Agents for Vanco Loggers
EVANS SHOE SHOP
1014 Main St. Klamath Falls
Gloves Sox Dress. Shoes
! -Beware of Fakirs
8 H.
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We' are the only authorized Singer Sewing Machine '
representatives In Klamath County. No other store,
firm or person is authorized to sell our , machines.
Beware of people trying to sell you a new Singer, as it
Is either not paid for or It Is second hand. We have a
number of used Singers, Whites, Standards and other
makes, all In excellent condition, at prices and terms
that are right. We repair all makes of machines and
are experts in our line. When buying a sewing ma
chine buy from a sewing machine company.
Sewing Lessons Free
SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
114 N. 8th Klamath Falls Phone 828
The Dying Lumberjack's Last
Request
By "RED McCORMICK"
A young and sporty lumberjack ,
Iay on nis bed of pain,
Ail hope had passed his life ebbed fast
He would never rise again.
"Have you no sweetheart, fair and true,"
They whispered o'er his bed, ,
"Who you could tell a hist farewell?"
The young man slowly said:
"There is Laurie down to Ellensburg
There is Maude at North Yamhill
There is Feggy down at Albany
And Kate at Jacksonville.
There is darling Bess in dear old Burns
And Mary at John Day.
Anr write to Sue at Medford too,
Or hell will be to pay!"
The watchers started in surprise
And then they said once more,
"Come, tell us pray without delay,
The girl that you adore.
"The girl that you have sworn to love-,
And bring both wealth and fame
Your promised wife your joy and life,
Come, quickly tell her name."
. "In Baker City, Ethel dwells,
Oh phone her quickly," he cried,
"And Alice call from Klamath Falls,
And Ann from old Seaside.
There is Tillie down to Tillamook, .-.
And Helen at West Falls,"
The young man sighed "Its time I died,
I've sworn I loved them all."
Hard boiled ..: .....
The . Tale of a Hard-Boiled Crew
By BONIFAY (BILL1E) BLAIR
Out on Sprague River where the water runs deep and blue
A mill is run by hard-boiled Holland and his nara-ooueu
crew.
We have a hard-boiled cook with some hard-boiled slang
And for the hard-boiled waitress I wouldn't give a dang
The hard-boiled setter with the hard-boiled look,
Makes eyes at the waitress and sometimes the cook,
The hard-boiled sawyer has nothing much to say,
When the girls smile at him he always runs away.
We have a hard-boiled tail-sawer with a hard-boiled grin
(What a boner was pulled when his folks made him)"
A hard-boiled carpenter has a hard-boiled gal,
And the hard-boiled scaler has made her his pal.
The hard-boiled edgerman is Irish clear through
The bravest one of the whole darned crevv,',
The hard-boiled blacksmith likes his corn, pones,
But most of all he likes to roll them bones. , -The
hard-boiled filer with his hard-boiled map,
Wants his innocent kid to call him pap.
The hard-boiled Dodgers with their hard-boiled smiles
Have rode on the carriage at least 5 million miles.
The hard-boiled ex-bookkeeper with the hard-boiled stare
Thinks him and the scaler's gal would make a fine pair.
The hard-boiled night-watchman with his wiggly ears,
Uses a hatchet for his toe-nails, instead of shears.
Oh, Hard-Boiled Holland keeps a hard-boiled crew,
Feeds them hard-boiled eggs when nothing else will do.
When our tailor's goose has goslings,
And his clothes horse has a colt,
When monkey wrenches climb up trees,
And bird's eye maples molt,
When catalogues have kittens, . ,
And donkey engines bray, . ; v. .
Then you'll find better poetry,
Than you have right here today.
New Mills in Lakeview
Section Near Completion;
Operation to Begin Soon
LAKEVIEW, Ore., July 29'. Construction of the vari
ous sawmill projects in the vicinity of Lakeview is pro
ceeding with much activity and mills are beginning to
show signs of early completion and the beginning of
operation. .
ine mm ur we i,anevicw .mhis
Crane
Timber Company, located on
Creek three miles south of Lake
view, is probably leading In this
respect with the main part of machine!-
and equipment In pla:e. The
boiler sotting for the mill was com
pleted last Saturday and Is regard
ed by boiler men as an excellent
piece of iwo.rli. v The carriage, main
saw- rig and- tour saw odgor uro
all In place.'- shot gun feed for the
carriage is Expected to arrive , from
Klamath Falls within the next few
days...
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Installntlbrf 'of the :ent;ln equip
ment is under, way, two large en
gines being used to drive the mill.
Toe larger engine will be used to
drive the main saw rig and edger
while tT.ie smaller oftiho two will
be used for the live rolls and other
auxiliary equipment. Dam for the
log poml 1 complete. In the woods
iSJiislderable road work hnH been
done and this end of the project
will be ready as soda ns the mill
Is complete.
At the KJgcrton & Adams mill
near, Mud Crook, good progress is
being . made with (he foundations
and first floor of the mill. Krnm
Ing Is being dono with tlmbors cut
from 'adjacent forests and bio mill
Is fast taking shape. Maohlnory
for' the mill has arrived from LaPlno
where the mill was formerly In
operation. Work was begun oa tho
boiler setting yesterday morning.
Two large boilers will be used for
the mill. A lurge crew of men are
engaged In the work on the mill and
in the wouds.
' J. A. Edmlsten, who Is Install
ing a small mill nt Warner Canyon
is also making good progress on his
Job. and will probably havo the
plant In operation early In August.
Ills new girl is no dumb
thinks the ten commau'.lments
a ir.Urnlng exerclso.
tXio
ore
A (VIpplp'H Jlllliellt
My eyes wro blue, my nous Is bent,
I've gjt u busted back,
A blondish Ualr was on xnf ennt,
My wife's locks are black.
Somo
wives
are
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like, t'he
letter
Brown Slated
for Job With
Mexican Army
Is Declared to Have
Landed Important
Post
J.i hit J. Drown, extra gang tore,
man at' tho l'olleiui Hay ciinip and
In complete charge of tho tracklayer,
returned during the week from u
mysterious trip to San Krauclscj
tlutt.ls declared to '111 v resulted In
his having signed up with .Mexican
government representatives us a gen
eral for winter duty, when lumber
isork s'luts down.
Ills masterly cumtniiud ut n i''vv
c imposed entirely of Mexicans, with
the use of only three Spanish words,
Is .i Id to hare brought about the
appointment.
"Tenon hint e'lroo mora Spanish
words and ho could run the whole
Mexican army without trouble" a
prominent Mexican diplomat is auld
to ftnvo declared.
Details of his contract havo not
yet beeu mode public.
Lumber Worker To
Take Drafting In
California City
Josso .Mooro, for tho oust two
yenr.H tallyuiau at ttm ivilcau liny
mill, will teavo early fiunday morn
ing for Ran Krnuclsco, whure ha In
tends to outer a lechnlcnl school to
complete his studies In architecture.
During the past two yrars Mooro has
been taking a correspondence course
In tho subject nnd has mastered tho
fundamentals of tho profession so
thoroughly that ho hopes to obtain
employment in a drafting office day
times whilo attending a night school.
Nelson 111; Bull . , , .
Missed By Friends
Jack Nelson of the shipping h
ptirtmeut of tho I'ellenn liny Lumber
company wus forced by Illness to lie
ubsetit from Ills Job Tuesday, Ills
ulisenee wus keenly fell by lilt, fel
low workers, many of whom com
plained thut It was liurd to dii their
work In thu imusunt quiet that pro
vnllaiL during. Nelson's.' layoff.! ,' '
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Accident Averted-
At Algonia Camp
What in H: hi hare linen it serious
accident occurred during t.h week
lit Algoiiia ciimii, the new -misfortune
hniipenlliK to 1). (). fletrlek.
wood buck on the Ohio. Ilntrti k was
seated on n fog car with bin reel on
tho Ohio when nn enitlniv hooked
Into the cur on which lie wus sil
ting and started to pull .it nwuy.
When It begun to move. Ilutrlck
discovered that his ovarillit were
caught on the Ohio and tlint h
couldn't get them loose. Tho car
was slopped Just In tlniii, v-llh Ilut
rlck hung by his feet and. 'dinging
back of him to the car with his
Jiauds. Had tho car continued back
ing, he would have been forced tu
let go and would have d.'oppvd on
Ills head to the ties below.
Moulding tyten Jo t
Begin Working On
Four Residences
('. Caldwell, Hurt HchulU, A.'j.
I.unilell nnd K. M. llimlou, till of
thu Klaniutli Moulding company,
will this week begin construction
of four modern houses, to ho I111II1
on u tract adjoining the mill tit (he
end of Hlxlh street, where tho street
turns toward Altiimmit cntiip
grounds. AH houses uro to bu of
tho most modem construction, of
six rooms enrll. Kuel will bo ob
tained from mill scraps,
New , rlillwright
At Nine Brothers
Waller Dodge of Cntliige drove
Is tlm new millwright at- the Nine
llrotliers sawmill hero. He accepted
the position early lit the week. Mr.
Doilgo has been employed In mills
In the Willamette valley urea.
Graham Business
Has Branched Out
"Doc" Kd (iruhuiii. doer of nuiuy
things In I'ellenn liny camp No. 3,
has now extended his proesxlonul
activities to Include the science of
hair cutting, lira hum Is said to
wield a mean scissor nnd while his
raxor slips a Utile occasionally his
services tiro said tu hnvo saved
many In tho camp from being
trapped for their fur.
Date Not set For
Opening New Mill
llltOOKINUH. July 32 II. T.
Ilourns, assistant to .President W.
C. IlllieniKk, lie nil of tho California
nnd Oreg .3 Lumber company, ar
rived here from North llend, an I
spent u ciuplo of days going over
company business, lid has stated
I'll at tho ' local mill and redwood
camp would renew operations Just'
us rfyun ns the market condition
would wurranl, but furVivr than
this hnd no comment to maku 01
local conditions. '
like
Mil at'.'od oil tho dialr, ho stood on
the table. ,
Ho twisted until liu looked
wreck, -
lie trim! and ho tried but ha
not able
To bite Uio wart, thut grew en his
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for woodsmen
Guaranteed Fords-mechanically O. K.-that will take
you to and from your work in the woods and then take
you south when winter comes. Look over the" list
then see us or write us before someone else grabs them!
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1924 Roadster, balloons, Ruckstell, delivery 'box.
1924 Roadster, good cord tires, delivery body.
1922 Coupe, balloons, Ruckstell.
, 1915 Roadster, no guarantee.
1919 Touring, stautcr, wire wheels.
1924 Roadster, delivery box. , .
1924 Touring.
1920 Bug, rebuilt from ground up, all new parts,
)f - 1922 Touring. .", ;
1923 Truck, 6 speeds, starter. . , . , . .
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Reasonable Prices One '
1924 Buick, master six sedan.
One"1919 Reo, speed wagon.'
One 1920 Buick 6, touring.
One 1919 Dodge, commercial.
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