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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1925)
SATURDAY, AUGUSfT ft M PAGE FOUR EVENING HERALD, BJIAWATH FALLS, OREGON Pelicans Seek To Break Jinx Of Yreka Nine unci the other was rj to 2. llut the tables will he turned tomoMow. Street will undertake to lead the Klamath team ta vli'tory. The Kami' Is scheduled to start to morrow afternoon at 2:15 en Fulr Grounds field, The llnp-up Is composed of Ar nold on fl.st base; Watts on sec ond bait; Korwo-t, shortstop; B.iy ness, ti.rd base: Mathews, left field; N.cl. center field; and I'llu- I ton, a new player, right field. If anr baseball team has the Pell- Mailer, and a new pltchir by the can's Jinx It Is Yreka and it Is with f - tTom Saaon, will tx -ti Local Team Meets The Southern Gladiators Tomorrow A Modei.n Western Type Return With Title a desperate feeling to do or die that , har.d to earn the banner for Klani the Klamath Kails baseball team am if Bueei weaaens. will enter the fray tomorrow after-; Klamath Tails stands an excellent noon with Yreka. !..nce "( beCns tied tot ttral place In second pla.-e, and but one w'" s anctenl rival Weed, when game behind the leaders, the Pell- Uw of the battle settles to- cans have everything to win tomor- morrow. Weed tangles with Duns row, and a defeat might prove fatal1"1', a f:Khtliu, scrapping team, to their aspirations f.r the chant- ! t"at mlg'M upset the dope and throw- pi onshlp. Two of the four defeats suffered by the Pelicans during the seamen 80 far have been at the hands of Yreka. One was a field meet af fal, 16 to 13 in favor of Yreka. the aarpo n into Weed. INSURE The safety of your home from defective wiring by consulting expert electricians. Our large stock of electrical fixtures will enable you to select your choice for your home. Link River Electric Co. BILL Bl'TLKR, Mgr. 7th at Klamath PHONE 171 Blister Rust Control Now Science Aim me' I BM : M I cjm , II I, -v-V I. 5 . L. , . " Co... ..it t: - ?! r;-' .1! ji . 1 1 Him j i nr. t . ; i I i .' J ila a 1 "r '"jS I i i ! IM ifi t ri ii,' ai- -S'.- IrT. J S Bureau Formed in San Francisco for Aid BE COOL! Eat where every bit of air, in both kitchen and dining room, is cooled and changed every ten minutes. Why Swelter? "COMFORT COSTS NO MORE." CLUB CAFE SAX FRANCISCO, Cm., Aug. 8. Warn in Kb are out from the forest service against the White pine blister disease that kills White and sugar pine growth within a few years and also blights wild and domestic cur rant and gooseberry bushes. That (entire districts may not become af I footed, the presence of the blister ' should be immediately eommuni ! cated to the Blister Itust Control, Mills rtutlding. .San Francisco. According to the forest sorvfee warning, the blister infects pine varieties with five-needle clusters. It will spread to any currant or gooseberry bushes in the vicinity and from these bushes goes back to pine trees. The blister does not spread from one tree to another. Aa the blister is more easily de tected on the currant and goose berry bu&hos than on pine trees, ranchers are particularly warned to keep a lookout oa these bushes foi the presence of the blight. It shows only on the bushes on the under side of the leaves. ' -.TWi. ri Fj 1 I )t'' I tf,1" aTa SiVRoom House No. 629 n CLI.AIUKK IN HOSPITAJi PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. S. J. D. Scoit, leader of the Mazama outing to ML Jefferson, who was injured in a tOQ foot fall on the pak. is in SeMwood hospital today after be ing brought out of the Jefferson Park country, over mountain tjails, on a stretcher. His condition was reported this morning as better than had b:en expected. Physicians believed that no bones had been broken, but the X-ray was to be used to determine. AUTO PARTS We have a "'guarantee" FAN BELT For every make of car VAN DYKES PARTSCO. 502 S. (ith. Phone GIG "New parts for all cars ' "With the Huh Tire SJlop' IERE is a good example of the popular 1 ,M(nnmU. V.r-.,,f ...ilV, l Im) llin. ped roof. The plan is compact and convenient. The porch has steps to the driveway, besides those to the main walk, which make it convenient for the motorist. A vestibule is included but may be omitted if not desired. From the hall one may enter the living and dining room direct or go to the kitchen. The living room is of ample size and opens to the adjoining rooms and hall, giving a feeling of spaciousness to the house. The fireplace is at tractively set in an alcove with seats at cither side. Beyond the dining room and connected with the kitchen is a pretty octagonal breakfast room or flower room. From this point a fine view may be had of the garden or of the front. The kitchen is well ventilated and equipped with good cabi nets. " 7--.; Ve tinned for American Fact lln'clt Assoi-iacion Three large bedrooms, sleeping porch, and bathroom make up the second floor. There is a dressing room also, that could be converted to a bathroom if desired. The basement contains laundry, furnace, incinerator, vegetable cellar, and storage space. It is not elaborate ornamental ion that gives distinction to this house. It is rather the result of a simple, pleasing treatment of the mass of the building, as emphasized and enhanced by the attractive roof lines. Placed on a fifty-foot lot there will be plenty of space left on the dining room side for good light, and room on the opposite side for a drive way to the garage which is attached to the building, a feature many will appreciate. The garage is separated from the house by a solid brick wall for lire protection and has the entrance from the back porch, which keeps odors from the house. . rrranMna Mr un,l Mm. Jim Itartii'i n. ihrv UMikrd mi ihcir idurn fiom Ifuropa nf'ntiy I,- "Long .inn."' aa in i known, huh iba DriUati unfH I'M nil'' WSJ Oral victory m ii m luieian mrtalona, Dsn Iii'l'litiKH on Sou t u llriiiulwiiy botwoon Cnrtti mid Blrod, ami x tending from thn 0 P, tnu'liii to Droadwajr, Ho nnlil Unit sons lino u no tli' prlco aiiroed upon uml in w:m infbraitd tinit tin' Botttasta I'nrirlr llnil notlflcil their ulflcoa III San t'rnnrlitt-o of lu nOOSptSOCS hill ISO ileal wan heliu: rlimed thero. lie nnlil tie hail no ailvleeH rota tl." iii the !! I". iilunn lur the prop- TOO LOW SAYS COOS BAY HUN j Pierce Inspects Experiment Work lags on their inspection tour of (beto the axpobao of handling, The rev :i .'pcrlment stations, made a j goreVnor rltea big experience, tut ..i .... i, i ,,r ,1,,, m,..:. ,,f . ..j ,. '-wxi'i' Ins that he had spent 30 yeaiM of ::iu w. . . i . aiauon ni i n. UAKKK. Op .. Aiis. S.r-Oov Pierce, gccojnpanyfuir, the boar regenta of Oregon Airriiulturjl his life Iii the endeavor and to do rernar Plena BiiKKeeteu in.u i mat nc i" convinced mat It is im ould favor the discontinuing riomilile to mine hobl entile In ; ralsliiK of heef cattle, owing i)i-.r,-on. Do You Need Money to build that home If you own your lot, and have some money, wo can loan you half the value of building and lot combined, payable, like rent. Monthly payments. Make your arrangements now, before the spring tush begins, so that your dream home may be a reality before snow flies again. There is no quicker way of making money than by real estate investment in a growing town. You are in the growing town the rest is up to you. Momyer & Momyer v- ; -iOO DOvrl ! IM Sl&MS y riiriki'va OEAO im -ryj PAPER l-AS MIGHT 0- MAM HAt-V. i, rriMRMEO T'HlS BED VNOft RoMAtfZlM7 GOSH SO! Th' PAPERS 'M GT I .VI-,' - I T1 n i fl m M I m I .1 'I Vfffi Production to Great n$ to Keep Price at Low Lsvel is Declaration DEMAND IS STEADY t Denies Knowledge of Re ported Sale xjf Coos Bay Lumber rirm MAUHIIKIKI.I). "Although the demand fur lumber neein.1 Knod, the price Ih too low and even in nouth ern California In 'nofter' the Innt few weekH," mii lil K. A. Warm r, general uianngnr of Lhe COOl Hay Liituher ciiinpany, wbO in vpeiidlne. a few iIiib liere. "The production I 10 great that It keeps prices down. Juki when it will change, I r.mnnt venture a giienn." Mr. Warner arrived with A. II Paulson. treiiHiirer of the Coon Hay Lumber compan, and wife mid her father. Mr. llargraven of Cnlfax. ; Wgghlngton, by nulo, Thoy ramoup ! the ' nasi mad and Hiiid thi- mail war 1 heller lhan they had anticipated, Mr, Warner had not heen bore for ticvcrnl mPntbg, being husy with j gffgltg at San Kruneiaro. He huld j he would uiiike a trip td Portland In (i few dayii and return here for a longer Visit. There Ih nothing new In thu plana of the company for pabllcAtlon now. .Mr. Smith Improves ('. A. Hmllh, he Mid, Is showing I quite an improvement, lie miffer-. ed a setback, by a ihron taping attack of "nlilnglen" recently hut thai wits eheokod mid lie Ih gelling along fill" now and vlslU tho office atbiogl dally. I Ileal for Depot Kile .Mr. Warner said that he knew little regarding the reported pur-1 ohaAe of the Cobs Bay Lumber com WIT It AIMI It :' Alio, Aug I, A trip to Mount Italnlar wait th" relaxation ebnlr tuan Manrln and Viae oblnnan ixui- nls of the United Htnles Tariff eonilobjglOQ fiet fur Sunday. The connlggtonef bATlnj con plated here laal night a hearing on log turltf tlritt tboi opOQod Tuajgdgy, take up a demand for reduction ill Ameri can duties on llallhut. The broken plocea win serve n a progerlptton. Wo can ex actly duplicate the Ioukc. that haro i a brokon, Bplendld Idea tu git an extra pair In different mountings. Dr. H. J. Winter. Bye sight Bpeclallit We grind our own BjftggOg Klatnuth Pullg, Oro, la boCOPlIng the for thoughtful II rnh peopio to iiave mora than 'die pah ut glnssos." Pride and Profit Follow the Use of our Paints Pride iiiineH from tip added attraotlvanesfl of ihe bomo, nnd profit rogulta from Hi extra long lire paint adds. After all, it costs more nut iii paint than to paint. Kor rust, rot and ruin go on till you chock them, I'alnt nllmlnatea repair! and replacements, if your hoUAo needa painting -don'i put it off, put il on. Ak- for Our nv t'olor UnTd Use Fuller's Paints, Varnishes and Stains Browne's Paint Store DHAliRIU) IN WAl.l, 1080 -MAIN HTflKBT AlVHIl AM) I'AINTH M.A.MATH PALM, ORBGON Phone 7 5 Insurance Real Estate Building and Loan Hopka Building Phone 366 jr7.v.LL'Mi e i4 nv hca unvicc, inc. 8-g
