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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1925)
K05E FOUR EVENING nmrWTF, KTAITATIT FALLS. OREGON P ATT M 1 1 " A Y . SKITKMP.IW B. L02B ftnailt ifmoio nr.Y " I If li lt I ; II TROUTAWDCASE ! a? Solve Ancient Mysteries . ME BABBIT PARK BOARD NOT SATISFIED WITH Duffy Lewis Out As Beaver Manager PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 5. P) Gcorgo (Duffy) Lewis, manager and part owner of tfto Portland c'.uh of the Pacific coast league, anounno ed his resignation today as man ager, following a conference with President Thomas L. Turner. The cause of the resignation was a row Lewis had yestordad with third baseman Harry nicouda. Lewis said he would retain his stock la '.ho Wub and would remain with ".hi team. He said he would do some sc.mttng next year and assist In the business management. WASHINGTON, The b:ok on aviation written by Colonel William Mitchell, eritl.--!n-chlof f the gov ernments air police, is causing con slderahlo Interest to war department Officials, Do You Need Money to build that home If you own your lot, and have some money, we 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 & Momy er Insurance Real Estate Kopka Building Building and Loan Phone 366 A. F. Graham Moved to 420 Main St. Telephone 526 Poultry Produce Division of County Fair Proves Big ! Success The names of Dr. F. M. Tr.nint.' L. Alva Lewis, T. . Case, and Mrs. j Jack Hales, figured prominently in the poultry- division at tCie fair ground! yesterday when prizes for those exhibits were announced. Dr. Trout ol Malln. carried away Che first place honors for staltd.tr.! and overweight brown eggs. For the standard and overweight ! White eggs division the results were t as follows: Standard weight wtMte eggs: T. N". Case. 1st: L. Alva Lewis. 2nd:) Hales Poultry Ranch. 3rd. Overweight wihlto eggs:,T. N'. Case, 1st; L. Alva Lewis, 2nd; Hales! Poultry ranch r3d. One of the features of the poultry product division was an incubitorj full of eggs which as the hours pas-1 sed bfjr was quickly transformed in- side to a cruwd of cheeping chicks. oAt the TINE TREE You hear the South Seas as in a shell: yon see exotic life and love as in a mirror in "The Painted Lady." the special screen version of Larry Evans' Saturday Evening Post story that aroused so much comment at tlte time of publication. "The Painted Lady" in which those twin screen favorites, Cieorg-' O'Brien and Dorothy Mackill are featured, comes to the Pine Tree theater for an engagement of two days, beginning Sunday. The story starts in a big Beaport city and poignant drama conies into and suddenly changes the lives of Violet and of Luther Smith at the same time, without their ever having heard of each other. Yet In the romantic, mysterious, treacherous South Sea Isles, Pate ties them up in a lover's knot, when they meet, that no man can put asunder. Violet, innocent, driven by the world's hounding and hunger to the luxurious life of a Painted Lady, cruises to the langorous South Sen Isles on a millionarie's yacht. Town Marshal Dies From Bullet Vound EATOXVILLE. Wash., Sept. 5. (X) Dolar Laplant, town marshal here, died today of wounds received in a pistol fight yesterday with William Charles. Charles was wounded, but physicians said today that he would recover. WASHINGTON. Mrs. Sarah Guil ford Yarnell an abolitionist, who helped run the underground rail road, is dead at 107. Pi FEATURE Prizes are Awarded to own ers of Best Bunnies Exhibited BxcUmatlona 61 w inklermem and Interest went ezprtmseil by count.' fair sight suers when their eyes fell on it seventeen and tt half pound National Qriy Plemlih rabbit, owu- eil : tti "Acu" rtibbllry of Klutu hth Falls. Tito huge rabbit was the feature of this display. Prist! awarded In Mia dlvldou wero as follows: NBW BKALANO RBDB Senior llurk: SuUKJld Habbllry of Talent, ist. Junior lluck: Sung 'Id Itubbllry. I ist ami 2nd; Pelican Hay Fur farm 3rd. Junior Does: Pelican Hay Fur Farm, 1st; Pelican Hay Fur Farm 2nd: Bad Suniold ittilibliry. 3rd AMBRICA3 HliURH All prizes In this division were ' awarded tu the n of W. (' Van Kaon. t HIM HILL IS Junior Duck: Sung. Id lUMiltr.. 1st; Jl It. Wood .if Medford. 2nd: I Bungold llubliltry. 3rd. Junior lues: Htmgold Itubbtliy. i 1st ; 2nd ; uttd 3rd SURVEY OF I P. Railroad Company Reports Two Tenths of Acre lest Than on Books ORDERS NEW SURVEY Resolution Passed Recom mending Sale to City Council DlHsutlnfacllon With the Southern Pacific survey of Its tie, (ton of the 1011th Klver.dilo pntk VII ejgpfogood Inst night by Ho' park board mid Mayor Ooddard Wal aulhorltd lo have the sl acres of lnnil ronurvcv ed by a city mirvoylng parly. It developed that the H. P. sur vey tihowed approximately two lentbl of an acre lOH than Ihe irlg Inttl illy mtrvtiy of the trart. if the Hi P. survey were to be taken at face value, dm city would tie nut In lit" neighborhood of llfioi). an the nix nem tract Is being sold at a Hal rate of an acre. The Northern line survey of the tWO St i ( lb'' City park tOM have W hit" Flemish Glunts: Suugold ! agreed to purchase, checks up In rhretisth this Maya Indian, Tata, scientist at Tulane University, New Orleans, hope to ctcar up the mysteries aurrouiiding the ertgln and one time advanced civilijalluil of hi tribe. Tata owns a small farm in llw 'i .. t nrar Chiapas; Mexico, and eras brought hook to tills country by Jllvtr Lafarpc, right, above, mid Franz ltlom, leaders of the university IXpcJllion Into Central America. Lefarge bus learned the Mayan dlallCt and will question Tata for two mouths at the university. I llubliltry. Ist; 2nd: and 3rd. Champagne D'ArgenWi Berths Keltncr, 1st; 2nd: ami 3rd. UTUdTV QLASS Doe with litter: Pelican BS ! Fox Furm. 1st; Hilly Keller, 2nd. In the ttvu ears ho has wwuud I her. Hilly Keller, young boy of Hon- atu.i has united l.1'i In prUes from his big d e rabbit. Tiny Herman Beats Lamson PORTLAND, Or..'., Sopt. B. Geo:ge Lamson, Indian heavyweight of Omaha, was knocked out by 'Tiny Herman of Portland, before niclr scheduled ten round bout was half a minuto old last night. Herman with a terrific left hook to the liver followed by a right to the Jaw sent Lamson flown for n count of seven. When Lamson got up, Herman with a smashing right lo the face knocked him out for five minutes Lamson wieghed 182, Herman. 213. Barefoot Trip I Otto Robinson, of Portland, kutxek ed out Danny Garth, of Denver. In I t 'te third round of the seml-wlndiip. Cal. Herman, of Salt Lake, won i the derision, by a unutilmou vote uf the Judges, over George Ingurttoll. Astoria welterweight. OAKLAND. Calif Taking quick f poison as the cur that was convey- every particular with Ihe original city survey of th" park. The park hoard adopted a rcsolu- tt"n i ft nighi recommending to the city council (hut (he south River side park be sold lo the two rull roud companies for 17500 an acre tt was decided thai the sale bj oon nmmated by auction and that the city agree to nut accent lees than tTfiOM an sere for the land. Transfer of ihe property to the purchasers would be affected by a bargain and sale deed, it wits tie- drew Into the Jail yard. John Frates, ! Iluywiird resident, charged with! SANTA DIBKIO, t'hllo, Premier participation In a fight, In which he Armttnd Jartimlllu reiind ninl was fired several shots, committed sill- Miccoclcd by Fronelsro Murdones, elilo. . former minister if public works. A Home Plant The Lakeside Lumber Company, owned and managed by local men, solicits your patronage. We, as residents of Klamath County, are vitally interested in its de velopment. We are interested in no other locality. As the town grows, we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid eveiy prospect ive builder. What We Offer You We offer the benefit of our years of experience in choosing the type of building best suited to your needs and to your pocketbook. We offer you prices that will com pare favorably with any in the city. Finally, we offer you a complete stock of the best building materals, including Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Miliwork, Lath, Shingles, Plaster Board, Prepared Roofing, Piaster, Builders' Hardware' We are sole agents for Carey Specification guaranteed roofing. Lakeside Lumber Co. JACK SLATER, Manager Center and Klamath Phone 128 w. I i Concrete for Permanence Economical - - Everlasting If you build for a home or for sale purposes, you cannot afford to overlook the advantages of concrete construction. Before you build, let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con crete. If you build to sell, concrete construction makes your task easier. If you build a home to live in, you wa nt it to last. Concrete serves your purpose. We Have in Stock: CEMENT CRUSHED ROCK SHASTA SAND ROCK FACE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKC RE-INFORCING STEEL Johns-Mansville Asbestos and Rag Felt roofings. Petrolastic Asphalt Regal Roof Coating We can save you money on your m aterial and construction m eirr!LlJam m r' H. A. Loar of Morgantown, W. Tw Is once UKtiln a barefoot boy. bb.iti Ihoea and xtochlngs ho la waiinmr from Fairmont, W, Va., to Taminouy HWt, N. v., to pay tin election Dvt. ITA I : . . i I i I .. U.1 - .1 W. D. Miller Construction Co. PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL i - Safeguard Your Home It does you Utile good to ncrapo and Bttvo to build that home of your, unless you take Ktcpa to seo that It In protected. The one sure way to bo protected la to talto out fire Insurance. We are agent! for Ibn wnrld's largest companies. Our ratOH aro rua.tonablo. We give ptrsoUS;! service on every claim. J. H. DRISCOLL HART BLDG. Surety Bonds PHONE 432 Life, Fire and Auto Insurance -.w xuvim ii. "i it vntinv 10 oeai.voouogeii j
