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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, SK1TKM KU 2, 1025 PAGE EIGHT THE l.WMnrcKKOflUE DEMAND FOR LOGGERS ON INCREASE IN FIR; MANY RIGGING MEN ARE HIRED, LAMM'S CAMP IN THROES OF TENNIS CRAZE; WILL STAGE BIG TOURNAMENT SOON fMarriagc Makes Me Young" ..-in. MM I ...MODOC POINT, September 2. The babe is born! Full-fledged, lusty and crying for its pap. It is christ ened the International Lawn Tennis Association of Am erica and Chiloquin. Last week the town was flooded with handbills and posters announcing that the great event would take place at the cook house on Wednesday evening and a mighty throng consisting of nine men and the Earl of Richmond swarmed into the spacious dining hall. After the mighty concourse of people were seated someone (perhaps Suzanne Lengwart as he did all the talking) suggested that they elect a president and who but the redoubtable Elmer Gillette Dixon could safely steer this stupendous undertaking through the shoals of disaster? Elmer Gillette -was duly elected aud In his nochulant dignified man- geatlona for the betterment r tin ner ascendqd 'he rostrum and seis- organization but they were Ignored, lag a skillet for a guvel brought Little dj they know that he la an the meeting to order. Authority on sports. Well, that Is "What ra tyour pleasure senile- tthelr loss, men',' he demanded. Bill Spanglor suggcste.l, "Lei's have a drink." Tie crowd, anticipating Bill ha 1 a- bottle, rushed him like a Par- ent-Teachers crowd rushes ti'ne eats i and when Bill was rescued from Vie turbulent mass of humanity the piace wnere ne usumiy carries me flask was bare. That is. there was uo flask. Order was duly Testored and the ! salubrious president informed the mob is that steel gray voice of his that It was his pleasure the meetl Ing -would attend to and his pleas ure nvas tie election of a secretary. At the mention of the wo-rd sec- retary, Samuel Rutledgc Rife, was ... . . , . , .. seen to blush and bite his finger . . . . . . nails and to save him disappoint- . . . , ment ihe was duly chosen. table, his heels clicking on the pave ment like the licking of a Water bury watch. For directors Daniel Rotund Crump, William Cutup Spangler and Ross Rollicking Valentine (born in February) were chosen. Then Mol ly Mallethead Denton spilled Dae beans, Molly, being a highbrow, pro posed that each member should pro vide himself rnith two pal? white flannels trousers, two purple shirks, one lavender tie, one pair tennis shoes, one racquet and six balls, -i. Immediately David Crump, he of the Rotund form, jumped into the breach end declared that ue was a full-fledged one hundred percent j .,jf American with a family to support : Will Demonstrate and would not allw any orgaai-'j . - i 2at4on to tell him to put on white LinUlg MetnOOS flannels as be had always worn the red variety. ( Thelma Lewis, of Lone Pine, and Molly lost his point and is so des- j Lucilc Dawson, of Fairvlew district, pondent that he is now trying to will graphically display the pro commit suicide at the dining table. : gress made by county club gifls The organization was finally com-! next Friday morning at 10 o'clock pleted-and a tournament was ar-lwhen they will give an exhibit of ranged wherein vie winners' names j canning fruits and -vegetables. The will be published in the next issue j two girls are especially well fitted of bhe Sears-Robuck catalogue and j for the work, Frank Sexton, county posted in a conspicuous 'place iu Al- club leder, said today, and it is goma and Chiloquin. Throughout the melee Elmer Gil- Jette, (so .named because he was so, keen) presided with dignity and! tforce. The writer made many sug-j D. A. Kenyon 439 SIXTH, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Coal Iron Steel Bolls and logging equipment Oldest and best equipped shop in this locality in connection. it.t'l''.''t! Furniture For every room in every home. At prices with in lit c reacli of everyone. There is mote comfort per dollar spent, in furni ture, than in anything else you buy. Buy Used sewing machines at prices that ate much less prove this by comparison. ROSE FURNITURE CO. 114 North Eighth ., Phone 828 I Quick trigger Reynolds is learn I ing every day. Last week he loueh led his finger to a band rip saw to see if it was running. It was. Bill's trigger finger is laying off. The Parent.Teachcrs Association held iu ;.mi.monthl. gJS3iping cir cle last Friday. A full attendance was reported so they had no one to talk about but their husbands Red Fvgnll says the Californians. ! are the most polite aud thoupiitful ' people in tfie world. He made some slighting remark about that stute -in,! Ita . lini it,, iliirtni nnet of hii , .. , . , , visits down there and some lean. , , , ' , , , .,. i lank Native Son pokeJ him in the , ,,, ja-. They were too polite to see . , ... -u 'Kim full nl the strnpr .inlther- jone tciok la crack at his other jaw j and straightened him up. Red says i he was considered quite a 'hero after the episode and a crowd headed by the chief of police, escorted him to I the city limits. Wfoere, oh where, are the boys of my youth? Some are in jail and some ought to be. Where, oh where, are the girls of my youth? Some are married and some want iv) to he. -....- ;; . ' Lord Byron in "The Merchant of Venice," expected that their exhibit will give the public an inBight Into the work carried on by county clubs. The two girls are members of the Klamath Valley canning club. It Now . t, f. f, ., .(. .;. .;. .. .. ,;. .). j , .. t Many marriages nun guj jmmn '-- -- -Don Juan Mngana walk. .1 up to the altar at Santa Ana. lif . w ith Ma thilda Martinez. 5(1. Magsna has been married Blx times no his young est chi'ld is 12 and he says: "Marriage makes tno young It is the great rejuvenator." m Begin Rust Campaign In Lake County Experts in Search For White Pine Pest LAKEVIEW,' Ore. The campaign of the U. S. department of agricul ture against the spread of the While Pine blister rust was extended to Lake county the first of the week with the arrival of It. B. Fehren and T. B. Mnlary from Klamath Fa.Ua, where they hav.- just completed tbefr preliminary work. Both men tire from Oregon Agricultural college. While no trace of the rust has yet been found in Oregon, preven tive measures are being taken to guard against its entry. The disease when started is almost Impossible to control before enormous losses are suffered. Lake county has much su gar pine that would fall victim to the disease In case it became preva lent. 18 Year Old Boy Admits Robbery KELSO. Wash., Sept. 2. William Mattsnn, IS. of IJrusb Prairie, Wash., was arrested yesterday on the Henry BaumKartner farm at Lexington, where he had been working, and of ficers say he admitted participation in the daring noon day hank robbery at Dayton, Oregon, on March 18, when $12un in cash was taken. Mattsou, arresting officers said, told them the holdup was carried out by J. Tliomason, who was slain In July following the robbery of a Vancouver bank. Mattsou said he waited in front of the hank while Tliomason held up the hank and then drove him away. MatUon was attending Hie Dayton high school at the time and said he was 11 minutes late in returning after the noon hour. Shippers Meet to Discuss Problems PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2 Fann ers, bankers, importers, exporters and others Interested in shipping in Portland's trade territory njtel here today for a regional merchant marine conference, The mooting, held under I lie uun pl.es of the United states chamber of commerce, is one of several to determine the view point of the peo ple In different shipping districts re lative to laws governing foreign and leastwise shipping. The conclusions drawn from these meetings will be Hi.' balls of a policy to he adopted by the chamber relative to the Anrer can merchant marine. SEATTLE. "Junk the' shipping hoard rather than Hie properly of the cll.lr.nVB of the It. H." ox claimed Kapha. ! .VI. ZqmmeS, former director of the fleet corporation board in the North Pacific, while advocating the substitution of a cabinet member for, the present method of marine control. ... ,1.1., ..1,1 AllnutB . J I , f At 100. BRAYMILL ITEMS K. O. Cunimlncs called ht the com pany oftlrc the first of the week. Axel Bckwald. box factory fore man, has taken up his residence at Diaymill. Leo Hebelln arrived from Medford to work on the log deck. Dr. DIetsche stopped off enroutc to the town of Sprngue Hiver on a professional call. J-lko mhny others be had the town of Sprngue Klver and the Sprague Hiver Lumber com pany confused and stopped off here looking for the Dan Wann residence at Sprague River, which Is some :1S miles from hero. It lias been only a short time ngo that our settlement was minus n name and we had fhllouuiu as our mailing address hut we adopted the name of Braymlll and have our own postoffice. hence this Is the Hprngue Klver Company. Braymlll. Oregon. George Morgan, lumber grader recently employtt by the .Modoc Tine company, Is making Hraymlll his stopping pluce since, the middle of the week. Ilert Skelly hnd the misfortune to cut his foot iiultc badly while falling , timber. Mr. Auer, Klamath Falls re pre-1 :a ntative of the Itees lilowpipe com-1 pany of Ban Francisco, called at the I office on Friday and was accompan- ! led by Mrs. Al Oravensteln. A carload of machinery has been received from tho P. n. Vatos Machin ery company of Belolt, Wis., consist ing of 1 54 Inch band rcsaw, 2 No. 81 rip saws. 1 1iand hold machine, 1 Hooper printer and a Yates auto matic planer feed table for the new box factory. William M. Bray left Friday for California. Mat Cohen and Mr. Hilton, tilers from the Ewauna camp, stopped off in eamp on Thursday. Mr. Hilton will be here In the. near future in the capacity of filer. , ('. W. Newton of the Fairbanks Morse company of Portland arrived to superintend the Installation of some machinery purchased through him. Jack Hannon says "What does It profit, a man if he hal an arg Blil with a guy and gets two black eyes" ', h Jerry what he tblnkH about It. They both look alike to us. It Is reported that there is a move on foot to hang the Hraymlll corres pondent and the Lamm's mill cor respondent, both iii Chiloquin; 1 re fuse to agfee until we gel a new road from Ohlloiitiln to Hraymlll. .To ride OVef Hie protatil road is like flirting with death. ' . i Mr. Tnlley, representative of tljfl p. it. ' Vales' Machinery company, Stopped over for lunch on Thursday as the guest of Mr. Bray. Mill Most made a trip to Crater Lake on Sunday accompanied by MIhs Fay Connell and her mother and Mr. and .Mrs. It. W. .la llllesoll. Mr. and Airs. Itoy flood accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. fleorge Maf ford motors)) to Klamath Falls on Thursday eVenVhg to attend the fa shion siiow at the Pine Tree. S.A.V FHANCISCO. "There is no reason for lidllllng down lie- Ameri can flu ', aii.vwln re lii the world I where It has been set up," said Senator Bttmttol AhortrldKo in aft Ivocuttng lb.- retention by the United Ijntli m' .ill eMi-a territorial rights Grants Pass Firms Aided By New Rate Affects Only Shippers On C. & O. C. Road 0 RANTS PA88, iVn amendment lo the rntlrOnd tariffs adds the Cali fornia A Oregon Coast railroad as a participating curriev and provides Hint lumber rates for WlttlOfVlllo and Waters Creek will he thn i d four eeiitH per hundred pound c respectively, higher than "ooait croup" rates. These rates go Into .ffeet Immediately. . These rales apply trom Qraati Pass, routing as follows: C. A . C . S. . via RoseVllte to linden cam UnlOII Pacific: or C. A O, S. P. to Portland, care of the Culmi Pa cific The rales given apply t.i points on or via the following rail roads: I'nlou Pacific System, Texas ,v- Pacific, OoJvesbbn, Harrisburg .V San Antonio. Houston & Texan Central. Kansas' City Southern. Chi cago, Rock Island and dulf, VIlikH burg. Sbrovoport and Pacifies ECan Ms City. Mexico and Drlenl. St Louis Soutbw fsiern. KanJMUli Okla homa and Gait, Chicago. Rock la land and PacUtc, Texarkuuii and Fort Siutth. Calf Coast Lilies. Dou rer and Itio Qrande Westeru. Prior to the preaenl time those mills located on the California & Oregon Coast were paying local rales to (irans Puss, these being approximately (2.24 a thousand for shippers from Water Creek to the main Hue. plus 116,64 lo Chicago. Kun-'u-i City and other points, malt ing a total of 481,80 from Waters Creek, On the new basis of $20. Hi! a saving of $1.11 wjll be effected, or close to J'.'a per car. This is a saving of 180 per thousand un der tariffs In effect on the C. O. prior to the receivership. The new rates will apply only Then I hipped via the railroads men tioned and la not yet in effect on middlewestern and eastern Hues. From the best Information obtain able, however, these middlewestern and eastern lines will accept the new rales. These rates will effci I a saving of from Jf,i)l)0 to tT.OOQ yearly to the mills along the local road, according to the cut. The sural line will still receive the samo amount as formerly, the other lines absorbing portions or tie- il. rrease. which Is paid by them lo the C. .& O. C. The CUt was brought about through the effort:, of J. A. Johnsrud. general manager of the C. & O. C. under the receiver ship, and A. B. Davis, manager of tho local offlco of tho Western States Lumber company. Improvements Nearly Done At Bend Mill I1F.N1.- With the addition to the sawmill biilldltiK practically com-pleti-d. Installation of the gang saw and other , muo'.ilncry al llro ik - Hi un ion mill II Is under way. Tho addition was built at tho north end of thu mill and Is i ar ranged that .'ants will he convoyed lo It fmn the band sflm on tho went side of the mill, down tho same rub lors whldh Carry the hoards and slabs. The cants will he .rolled on past the slasher lo ti.ie now ad dition. There manufacture will be carried on In the opposite dlrbctllOA to that In the main mill; that Is, the cants will be carried li the extreme north cud of the mill and will be run In the OArJsalte direction throfSgO the kiiuk saw. The extent bo wiiileh manufac ture .win be increased, can be indu ed from Hie fact that while now there a double n1id single edser In use and one trimmer, operation of the sang will require two nil lillonal single edgers and another trimmer. This will, howevor, relievo tho present brimmer of a share of its load. The present edgers will be us busy as they are now, but one of I hem will n t handle as much Ihmj tidx, in no board! already edged at bhc band saw will pass through Jt, The new trimmer will bo not far from the present one anil j Mi.ru 1 1 l to it, and all of the tumour will be dropped onto the same eonveyor leading to the green chain. Benfield on Way; Will Take Fatal Step in Portland tleorge Ttenfleld, fll'elllllll al Ihe Shasta View mill, Ifefl today with a broad grin and an anticipatory smile, headed lor Portland v. here .ho will hike until hlhlSQlf a bride. Tbe Haiti of Ills rettiril Is prolileiniilli'ii!, In iieu of condlfltmfi, PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2. The demand for loggers, especially rigging men, showed n noticeable increase in most fir districts during the past week, according to re ports from '1L employment service offices in various northwestern cities received here today. Part of tho demand was due to camps reopening. J Despite the fnlling off in calls for harvest help in the inland empire' employment three is holding at a high point and reports indicate that there are yet more jobs hoing offered than there are takers, although this con dition will undoubtedly change the next 2 weeks when the wheat harvest will have been finished. Gypo Sue Firm in Coast Region For Money Due royl II. I, K. tire.--Suit was Insti tuted In the circuit court hero by Kail F. Ward who asks JttdlmSOJ against Hie C. C. Carter Logging company, for 19 1S.B0 and costs. Ill the complaint Ward cites timt he contracted lo fall timber ami buck for the Carter company at II a thousand feet and that the amount SSkSd Is the balance due under the eon tract. In another complaint filed by counsel for Ward Is an assigned claim from F. C. Floyd to Ward In which the amount, of $40,88 and tOStSi Is asked. SAN FltANclSCU.-- Santa llar- bara public sehoots toopenod on a half time basis. Two shifts of stu dents were necessary hncuuse onl) half of lb" city's schools not" led In a usable state by the recent earthquake. SALKM. Ore. With 5.U0U pick ers al work, and still morn needed, bop picking will start toduy In the larger yards In Marlon mid Polk counties. The faster you eat the quicker you finish eutlug forever. USED 25 Star Sport Roadster Ford Sedan All Kinds of Fords Two Buicks 1923 Chevrolet Truck Light Testing Station I Buick and Star Garage Opposite White Pelican Hotel ..... . , Klamath County Sawmill, Planing Mill and Manufactur ers' Directory Ackley Bros., Klamath, Falls. Algoma Lumber company, Algoma. ; Anne Creek Lumber company, Fort Klamath. Big Lakes Box company, Klamath Falls. Bryant Mountain Lumber company, Malin. Christy Lumber company, Kirkford. Campbell-Towle Lumber company, Sprague. Chiloquin Lumber company, Chiloquin. Ewauna Box, company, Klamath Falls. Illinois Lumber company, Langell Valley. Kitts Lumber company, Bononza. Kruse Lumber company, Klamath Falls. Klamath Lumber and Box company, Shippington. Long Pine Lumber company, Bonanza. Lamm Lumber company, Modoc Point. McCullom Lumber company, Keno. Modoc Pine company, Chiloquin. Nine Lumber company, Klamath Falls. Pelican Bay Lumber company, Pelican City. Shaw-Bertram Lumber company, Klamath Falls. Shasta View Lumber and Box company, Klamath Falls. Sprague River Lumber company, Chiloquin. Topsy Lumber Co., Topsy,' Ore. (P. 0. Don-is, Cal.) Wheeler-Olmstead Lumber company, Klamath Falls. Planing Mills and Remanufacturing Plants '-" I Big Basin Lumber company, Klamath Fills. Lakeside Lumber company, Klamath Falls. " Klamath Moulding company, Klamath Falls. Swan Lake Moulding company, Klamath Falls. Sixth Street Lumber company, Klamath Falls. White Pine Moulding company, TIam:l Fall Hard Luck Is Real Pal Of McGrew Family Series of Misfortunes Hits Mill Man Hire's Hie chSUplOD hard luck story of the universe. Baversl weeks ago J. It. Mctlrcw. Sr., floor millwright at the Shasta View mill, while repairing a trim mer chain, gut a finger of his left hand in the chain, It wait smushed flat and In the celiuicnt McOre stuck In his right hand und also received a smSShed ringer on that, hand. lie wan off nearly two weeks mid came bail; to work the other day. Tli" in ,t thing he did was to rnlln Hi., -tightener on the resaw nuu In-some manner again got hbi right hand CtUfht, mashing the same flnitr that had suffered before. In trying to gel trot be brseVd his left hand against a steam pipe and re ceived u very severe burn. YestardS) ha bad planned to re turn to work again, but In the mean time eaSta down with summer flu. Ills sou. J. It. McGrew, Jr., In now at home recovering from an at- t.iek or pneumonia. CARS
