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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, SKI'TKMHHU 80, 1025 -LJ U-.,Jr. ! Salem Company Makes Sale of Small Articles BAL10.M. Tllti Hulmn wood Maoi itsotuvtog rompmiy In butsrowUi nt iho Oregon Wood Produoia cold" pnuy, wtnuio plain In Weal Haleiii wmi doslriiyod by fin n iimpl" at ..i n, ago, Tim ntd who OWU iiml operate the prgMQl Baetory aM perl ly those .who wore coAnvalod wltti i ii' company lint oVbdd tho plum Hurt Willi 'burned. II. f) llurri'lt, wliu was flu' moving spirit of i In' iqtkd iMiiuiiny, In one iif tin1 ninDugera 'of Ult HHIIll p4dnt ii M I Waller 'I'. Ni'inou ami w, u Adlerd among the iftooitflfaldbrs, Mr. tyeldon holing llui prciildenl "f lliii DOW '"Hi put, The plant of the Hulom Wul ManuOui'lurliig company Ii local", I op iiivo; atrial tMHWMn PYonf and Mirth O minorclnl, In llm north urn purl or u small itnwiulll And machinery for milking various wikhI p oductn iicitjod by iniiiiufut'ltirlug oonoMrnii They mull" th" wooden plugs for t'!ie putmr mils 'if Hi" I'" Pit mill, Kiipplyuitt largely In wants this Uni of Uin Mil U in piipi'r mill. THE bUMBERLOGUE paper, mill otlti'i' hiiiiIi papers, lip, iiiiiK" thwa III tfulhin' UUftSO QUAUtl ti"M. Tie Hiiii'in wood Manufeotur l0 poinpiiniy iiIiii ii I a iron r wu pin in a nouplo mf now maohlnov, Dno it ii iwoi rnaohlue iiii'i ih" Dtbor u iokkI" muoliins making daweli to ru i' ii liu in murnifiiiitui'iirH iiml iiki:I. i for I in I miikoni. Tli"y mi up a ol of null, mn pi", niik aOd "ililur logs, iiml III")' m il, I ii i:,.. tin of (Jills lumber In ih" fur-nituro miiiiiifiH'i iiTiTM of poru I. mil iiml olni hi.i", when ihidr Miipply ixichiIh their own DMdii They uHk) (lit ICUatOttl Hawing for UHb ""it mill hard wimda. "I'll rlnil ill" supplies of o!i, am, maple iiml aider iii uin Balem district abundant, eapeolally ubo firu llll"". Thll in'ukeii mi" Winder why fhiloni iI'huh mil secure u furnlturi fin lory. (JOLVMHM HIIII'.MII.NTH tNOItBASH Mr adding machine paper, wrapping ronii pokti,ani. Lumbar iblpmcoU from ilio Ootumbll river for Hi" Month of Aniiii'ii showed an Id- crcus" or n,Ul K.0Q2 feel as ciiiii pnreil Willi Angus! of Iiml year, ac- oordlng in fjguroa compiled by John t. Doujall, manager of tht Colum bia Itlvcr Lokkith' liifoiiniillou bn Business Exceeds Normal Figure; Lumber Orders In Advance Of Big Production PAGE ELEVEN Husband Killed in Camp Crash Wife Files Suit COQUIIXB. Tb King i company, inc., Kmplro Log in named il"- FILL THIS OUT It Means More Money And A Better Job For You! I Possession Of Smoking Ban Is r tr 1 .1 -nr fM Y r Mill Retained Lumberlogue, Klamath Kails, Oregon. No Gentlemen t (ii'Hirn ii) rocalva th" CorraaDODdanoa Oouraa in Lumbar mill OODatnfCtloD lOformatlou for Idiall l.uinbiir DinliTH. I aipOOt lo upply myaoll to Iho mmly or ibln iiiur" mnl to romply with ih" rauulramanta of admlDlatnttloD, in cmo i timi it im poiuiibi)' to roiiiinii" ib" arorb arlth dua dlllgauca, it in my uudiT- ntauilliiK Ihiil Ibu courbu will bo rii-unnligiud. Signed . Name of firm or employer. City ... State. Street Addresi (This Course is Free!) a'f'bt'-:. FINE Lathe Work and Machine Work i Sawmill and box factory men are fast learning our work satisfies. For speed and accuracy, bring your rush jobs to us! Acme Motor Co. 400 Sixth Phone 680 Electric WELDING By Operators Suit Won By iml Company Lifted in Woods Close to Eugene I'oiby, cbftrglog Qcgllgaoca ri-KuitinK In III" dgatb on Jiiiiiiury t, of Hi In yiar. of Inr bulbwi4i Jlarry K. Colby. Mra. Colby aiika J2S.000 In tho KUlt. Tb" roinplalnl iill"K" that Colby wan Htrnck by a llnu na, a direct roault of cgroleaaoaaa and nagligi ncc 00 the part of the company. Ha died a few bourn after being iitruck. SAN FRANCISCO. A report issued today by John fondant In the milt of Mrn. VloTenc rerrin, federal reserve agent for the district composed f states of the Pacific slope, stated that changes in the general business situation, of the district during August were largely seasonal in charcter. The report went on to say: "Total volume of business and trade decreased as compared with July but was ntill above estimated normal. Expansion of industry activity continued and the volume of industrial employ ment increased both as compared with one month ago and one year ago. There was an increase in demand for credit by both reporting member banks and at the re Kervc bank, but funds continued available at seasonally low prices. Harvesting of the districts crops proceeded without unusual incident. "Lumber production of approximately 175 mills re porting to four associations in this district exceeded uhipmcnts and new orders received by 4.6 percent dur ing August and wm 5.3 percent larger than during July. The volume of new orders received during August exceeded shipments and unfilled orders at the close of the month were larger than at its beginning. Shipments were 1.9 percent and orders received one percent smaller during August than during July. Activity in the indus try continued at higher levels than a year ago." EUOENB, The smoking ban and no-htinllnK and flKhlng ban him been Wind fro,n 1,1 ' VM 'T''' k :"ul 1 1 1 1 I. I.. 1.A a n-i OlTry I n'UH V, ,liri.,ll"ll.l l-l i.un- rtver i imuer Young Woman Dies in Father's Camp MARSHFIEI.D. Mian Fayma Ar rant, lfl-year-old daughter of Mr. and lira, H. K. Arrant of Myrtle f'olnt died nuddenly late yeterday following a fainting npell while at her father'a logging camp. Minn Arrant, who wan auhject to fainting upella wan Beizcd by an at tack yesterday from which she did not recover. She had Just been making planB to attend college. In addition to her parents and four brothers and BlBtcrn at Myrtle Point, she Ib survived by Mra. Ilel Cordon of Marshflcld. Funeral ar rangements have not yet been announced. Spokane Pine Men See Good Season Ahead Make Repairs on Mill in Seattle Optimism Noted As Demand Continues Steady SPOKANE. Wash. Cioneral op tlmlKm, backed by actual price ln- creafl"B on Home Items, prevails among pine nalem,en. Nothing seema to be definite an to the vol ume of new bdtlneaa save that all Indications point to an Improve ment In the demand. This tendency has been notlceabe for several weeks past. Orders are coming In from all sections of tho country but these are In small quantities. Business for this time of the year is close lo normal In all branches. Produc tion is at about 120 per cent of normal with orders and shipments a little under 100 per cent. fjite Advance Holding No general price changes have been made recently but orders are being filed oa the advanced prices of la.it month. The average prices received during early August are from SO cents to J3 higher than the average price for the year on most items except the wider selects In Inch lumber and 5-4 and 6-4. Shop in both 5-4 and C-4 in Nos. 1 and 2 common is slightly lower than the year's average. Nob. 1 and 2 common 8-4 is about $3 higher. There is no change in the price of siding and the demand is not brisk. Short selects show an in crease of about J 2 in the Spokane HOOn RIVBR, Ore. Tli" SEATTLE, Wash. Extensive re icad" nation::! feres'., according to i pairs are being made- at the mill of territory. Motion luff, supervisor of the u, Seattle Mill and logging Co. on Creat uniformity is shown by dif- fur. ;t. although there In . till a ban I i,ai(e Washington, which closed down ferent sections but price variations Wind "" v li.i ala;- trainc on ine ran August 21 and which will reopen I " " -" "e munu crck road. I about October 20. A new pony edger l"r the "shoppers." 1 not permitted to ' ereek district without Ate area, Bald i ,...n. ia bflini overhauled. The Baw- public is !min hag a rjaiiy capacity of 125,000 enter the Salt permit. ' feet. Oil'.... I ntntii.r Co IftHl III H'.lit II Ih" 1- al circuit court lo dispenses! n0 smoking ban is left on theanU a traveling crane are being added Iho Wind Hlver Timber I'.., of a ! "" !l area ftnd M Western j , ,he min equipmont and the entire - ;n ,.! ,,n.r ,.,on,.ill,'s nt fas- i.timniT company ,a.le Lo,-k,.. The suit involveJ hold- "' Iiikm Valued t npproxlmately OOO.UOU. Tfie plaintiff conration alleged I t that tba defendant eompatV, hea.1" ! ReCeivCt' SoUght uy mng l . BBVWVa ii" ii" ' 'J wlt'li Mo Orcein Lumber Co., agreed to pay monthly rental on a lus. ill $1 per ttottaand board feet Of linn-! STEVENSON. Wash. The Secur bor H-iwed nnd 515 per thousand Uy Loan and Trust company of l'ort- Hildebrand Tract to Be Logged by Local Timber Man For Lumber Firm Camps Shut Down; Timber Cut Out PORTLAND. The Woatport Lum ber Company's logging operation. which lias been gradually slowing ' Precedent Broken; Brookfield Stays in Klamath Sunday Hap ilrookfield broke all proce dent Sunday by omitting his usual wild dash ucross tho mountain to Med ford. He admitted the fact when questioned, and asked gruffly If oven a filer were not entitled to spend ono day a year In the bosom of his fam ily. From other sources tho real reason for his staying In Klamath was ascertained. She camo over hero. Easterners Here Visit New Mill Near Chiloquin Mr. nnd Mrs. P. T. Burgess ond Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey of Clarx, La., spent several days visiting at the Forest Lumber company mill here. The two men are officers in the White Lumber company mill and railroad at Clarx and were hore on a tour of Inspection of tho com pany's plant here. Mr. C. A. Larsen, manager of tho Forest Lumber company offices here, drove the party to Medford by way of Crater Laka. Two Faithfuls Leave Klamath; Head for South Ed "Mlssou" Snyder and Art Cedett, long time steady woodsmen of this region, have left for Susan ville where they will seek employment. Jugs for Umber yarded and rafted hind has filed suit in the federaL ,iown cutting as it neared the end iIiiaii from tie beUvatan of Wlad conn at T&COmn asking that a re-;0( jl8 timber on the Kerry line, Rlyar in Washington. The rental, ceiver be appointed to handle affairs : closed for good lost week. Ma il was chargivl, was delinquent fn.ii'.i of the C'reenleaf Lumber Co.. which j dilnery and equipment is for sale. Juky, ,1914, to June 41926, a situation! has limber holdings, in Skamania I Headquarters of tho operation are under the terms of the lease, to on-j county. II Is alleged that the lumber iD ti10 Northwestern National Bank Distributors AMERICAN CAR PRODUCTS Anything and everything for your car complete The most complete auto accessory store in Southern Oregon DIX BROS. lltlo the plaintiff ti repossess Its properties. The defcn laiu's attorney contend ed that while tbe lease Bad expired It hud been renewed by verbal agree ment and part of the money paid In by the timber company abould Mvo been applied a rent tor the uso .'f the mill. ruMicr than for the pur chase of logs. The Jury accepted tihis aantMtloa and found f'r tiac 'defendant. Prior to closing down tin Aug. 31, tbe s Wind Hirer Timber Co company has failed to take up certain bonds that have matured and has Incurred indebtedness amounting to more than $100,000. The matter will be beard October 2. LflNQVIEW. Wash. The first of th) 50 carloads of machinery order ed by the Long-Ball Lumber com pany for the second unit of its plant here now under construction has ar rived from Filer & Stowell, Mil waukee, Wis. It is expected that had ' installation in the head mill will been culling per day. ah it 100,000 feet begin within days CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. Plans were under way for an early re opening of the Wind Itlver Timber Co.'e mill hero luday. A sUICIctoQt supply of loajs Is on 'liand for imme diate sawing. Bookkeeper Throws Vet Timber Firm Into Bankruptcy nELLlNOHAM, Wash . Alleg Ing that bbe Chlnn Timber Co., owes h4tn $1500 and that Us Rnitstandtttfl tulebtedni'ss exceeds f21!5,000, Paul WoUh, an accountant, o,:t September 12, applied for a recolver iVr that ompany, which for many years has iOSVOd In ttbe Maple Falls .district of WOjiatCOm county. Judge W. P. Brown of tho Whalo m county sup erior court named as rocetvor At 'nriiiY Walter B. Whltoomb, unlll a low mpntliH ago a member of the itkte public service dommlsalon. The complnlnt did mot namo Iho eom pany"s assets. t tiBKINOBAD l'.vvs HONOR TO AGHB III SS1AN PAINTER LIONINOB AD. in commemoration of lllio 80th blrWiday lot the faniotis Hltasliin painter, Rlep,ln, who Is now living i!n Finland, an exhibition of his 'work has boon opened at Lenin grad. Chief attention, was given 00 'Ills portraiture iwork. The exhlbl tl.in oontalns aiso somo of the less known w-iurk of lilepln m a SOtlltfUOr, InlcJudlflg busts of Loo Tolstoi and oilier nUM Ibu writers. H'lepln Is known as lam "li'i'ocoui'll- iiibio" Hi inn bolsheviks. He i":'i ItusSIa immediately (after tho rovn lillion, und desplto numeiouB ilivi tntlotiH to 'rottirn, Jtas declined Im American jarl Mr i. oamr B. TTallop, M ranch lwnr r Bh.rlAa, Wjo, ti n ,jt nmni uu utn r rem tnnrUiaoiaK, through Ui gUK at C mhr h, Vordotu H uy h4 , will htntr t thr Hw Unli, j Mw V a ibM tw waalt km W&SKt, Mi j m m mmmm building, Portland. M. C. Woodard. manager of the Silver Falls Timber Company, is manager. Two sides were formerly operated. Blwood to Close Another Kerry line operation, the Elwood Logging Co.. is now cleaning up preparatory to closing because it Is cut out. This camp will go down permanently about October 15. Jack Horton, local timberman, has purchased 160 acres of timber from T. A. Roberts of Hildebrand. and will begin logging operations this week. He has also contracted to I log 160 acres of timber adjacent to the Stfahorn railroad for the Big j Lakes Box company. Vou can depend on a Phllco Drynamlc Bat ten In the emergen cies. Get yours sow Battery Service Station 618 Klamath An- 'QlAUflHO OniD BATTERIES EXPERT WATCHMAKERS 30 years' experience at the bench 18 in Klamath Falls Send us your watch We'll repair it and return it promptly Frank M. Upp All work guaranteed 1018 Main Street H. S. Marley THE TEST OF A SHOE REPAIR IS IN THE WEARING New, nearly all shoe repairs look alike. A month after the repairs are mailc, you quickly find out that "all is not gold that glitters." J you get a Goodyear repair you're satisfied. If you get a "just as good" repair you're stuck. The price is the same why not get the best? jj You pay good money and you are entitled to good H and lasting service. GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP j W. W. CONNORS I Next Door to the Herald office ii I Best Grade Rubber Heels Applied While You Watt. i
