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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1925)
Saturday) November 14, 19B5 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Pago Fiv mlHi ll III Additional Society AHHIUOAN WOHHN I'ltF.l'llIt MWt'ltllJN To HODBItN I CQ1 II'MF.NT IN IIOMIW ok TODAY EJHCAPH ftoii thi niiiMdi my ratli"r J limn tilt dnulgciy nt Inn bonne. wife's jot but caused bor i" ahboio luxuries Instead it oonvontotibos, oonotudfi iim Qenoral Feneration ut womon'i oiubi after i.hivu on "What women want In lli:1r bbmoa1 Tim averago American bOUiewlta pfCfin n atttOIDOblll and n tiiln plKiui rather than have modern p ll 111 lil ii k nrruiuiiinnntn In hur liouiv, "Hitmu offer r i 1 1 o r from it monotony that turn driven ninny of her pro in imi r Intu liimiiio iiylum." Tliu Fudorntliiu'it finding ijre 0 written by Mr. .-li'Ttiiun tb.0 Rt tonal president. Hi lion i wit.' dddp not mini! uanhlnK ntachn of dlnhes unJer tht t'.om of an tlOttflo Klolin, but I to kit d.ublos or troblos If tbo mum do It by tho smoky dim light from u kornmiiiu la in i." raid Mm. Shnr 111:111 "Ubii do" n'.t mind swoop 111,; Ut lotvur floor of the hoOJO It tio known that ut the cud of her i.iJk alio can all down and rh.il via the Ulop uiuu with n neighbor flvo mll'm awn, and alio will beat ruttn for tin hour If tho evening 'rings tho relaxation of an auto 1: ubllti drlvo.' Whll" C5 per cent of a law nuni oor of honlin Investigated wuni found ij huvii luMo military 11 r -raiixiiuionln and till ior tout of thorn had bathtub, 70 per cunt of tbM families had automobiles and OK por cont of thiin uvurr t u I ii'"'l with telephones. Tho roavarch made by tho foil- oration oorarod -t 4 c .u k ? bonoo scat torod through sat oommnnUtea. in 40 por cont of tho htmies It Wol found iiuii there wore no lUUonwy washbowls and water had to bo can In und out mid 2r, par cunt of IhiMii were not nvon equip pad with kitchen rinks, Hut S7 par ojhi bad olootrlo light and 7:1 1K i- cont worn niUliieil iwlth elec tric Ironi, RadlOl wore found In 1 7.0 per cunt oi the bonoi! pianos in 4fl por COnl phonographs In HU per cenl iii iiihciiuhIhk tho high percent- lOI "t bOmOl equipped with UUI I- mobiles and (olophonoi hut not with plumbing, Mm, Bborman dooltrodi "Bontimonuilit win Hy that tbo fault Una with the men. Hut we ; club women who Htutiy condition:; ' ri u in tlm Inrtdo of tho homo under j Hiaiid tho xlt nut tun hottor. -Women I no longer undervalue thoir Mndooi In the botnO', Thoy run their hdmnj n tho budget plan mid have parton ul allowances to apond it they Ilk". "Then why do thoy choose lux- urlai instead of conveniences? why doon tho automobile tako precedence over tho stationary lob, tho tele- pboso pttt tho vacuum cleaner and 1 1 ho radio over tho paWOr run now- In f; machltio? "Because tho hcuisowlfo f r gen- aratloni baa aboAbl tioapo fr?m tho liionotoiiy rather than III" drud:ery ol lor lot. tiho enn and doci en dure toll, actual ph'Slnal labor, pat iently ami cheerfully; hut he breaki tihynlcally mid nervmmly under mon otony. Tho automobile, tho tele phone and the talking inurhlno or radio otter the modern liomomnker tho eoeapo from that monotony which drove many of her predecoa horn Into inmine imylumii." ChoOaO t "cnilllettei Thro" tablespoona tiultur. ono fourth cup Hour, two-thirds cup milk, yolk of two exit, 1 cup of mild Cbaato cut In very nmull cuboi, oae-ii.iir enp urnted chaaaa, salt and J pepper, few KrnliiH cayenne. Make A House That Will Build Well on a Narrow City Lot A i Flve-iloom Haute No. S23 "WIS is the tvpe of simple dignified TVJl liouse that is always a Rood invest- 111L11L. II 1 i i'.'. i , i . 1 1 1 1 , i , in any Bense, beitiR freakish and so will always appeal to substantial home I r I fes fcr I 1 Homes vs. Houses There is loniething beiidet that ptjdd of owner ship thai nukes a house a home. It is that knowledge that every nook and corner was planned to your say-so and to your conven ience. It makes the plaee the one spot in the world that was built according to your specifications. For a Home that is a Home in all the word implies, Consult H. R. Perrin "For Economical Building" 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J Support the tree planting campaign t lovers. It was designed especially for a narrow city lot and may be placed on as small a frontage as thirty-five feet. If, however, a driveway to a Karagc is required, forty feet will be necessary. The simple gabled side with an offset for the entrance presents a homey and comfortable appearance. A good choice of brick, the mortar joint, and the bond pattern is all that is neces sary to make this house a jewel in the landscape. A striking feature of this plan is the break fast nook which opens into the dining room with French doors at one end, and into the kitchen at the other the most practical and convenient spot in the house. With the side board beyond, the table may be set without a Blep. This arrangement also gives an extra seat nt the end of the tabic not obtainable in the usual alcove. Also a fine place for the kiddies, when company is being entertained at the big table. l iVnc i! for American Face Bridk Association As the entrance is at the side of the house, half way from the. front, it allows uninterrupted space in the front for living quarters, and makes possible a small hall with direct connection to the bedrooms. The entrance leads through a vestibule to the central hall, in which is a convenient coat closet. The living room lias a splendid fireplace with bookcases at either side, and opens on a sun parlor and a porch, making it a delightfully light and airy spot. The bedrooms and bath are well separated from the rest of the house. The kitchen is exceptionally well arranged and has two cabinets, one over the ice box, in place of a pantry. There is space in the attic for a good sized room that can be used as a play-room, billiard room or bed room, and plenty of storage space. The basement is well-lighted and provides ample room for furnace, coal room, laundry and fruit cellar. The ceiling height on the first floor is 8 feet and ti inches, and 8 feet on the second floor. The content of the house is 31,250 cubic feet SHASTA VIEW . .Thu teachem gave a HalUwa'en party at the Shasta View nhooi house Friday evening which waJ enjuyed by tho children and paronta M well as a fox frjm Malln. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Layman woro i.inon; the vlnlton In Klamath Kalis Saturday from this place. ,ilr. und Mrs. T. J. Ward and Mr. Dale and wife of Klamath'Fall', wore callera ut the J. L. llalley homo recontljr. Mrs. Alston Krupka of Malln w'.d bai ii" n 'lulto 111 for a tow dayn l.i Improving. C. M. Klrkptrlck and wife and children were si the county scat hopping on Saturday. Mrs. J. L. Bailey visited a don: si in Klamath Falls one day last i lit Her husband says fjhe seem to be able to "chew" better than ever. The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian chutch at Malln en joyed a weenie roast Friday even ing. We understand t.:ere were about sixty In attendance. reter Fisher and wife and daugi tor Loretta were shopping in Klam ath Falls the last of the week. H. E. Wilson who was "Injured when the iM'ind mill on which ht iras at the top tipped over, jlell with him is slowly gaining but Is still using crutches. H2 landed on els feet which sprained his ankle., but miraculously saved from being hit by any part of the mill. Mrs. O. F. Click who is visiting her parents at Ashland has been quite 111 while there. Mrs. Chas Faught and two daugh ters are visiting her people at Tal ent, Ore., for a few days. The ladies of the Helping Hand met a'ith Mrs. Harry Wilson Wed nesday with the following present. Mesdames Grayson, M-yers, Smith, Maupin, Reber, Lisky, Klrkpatrick, Bailey, Hannan. McCully, Fisher, Haskins, Turner, Chrinensen and the hostess. The next meeting 'wilt be held at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Grayson, Nov. 18, at which time plans will be completed for the bazaar the ladies aro planning on havins in early December. All members should be present. Mrs. A. Turner and Mrs. Maud Chrlstensen of Klamath Falls spent Wednesday with' Mrs. Turner's daughter, Mrs. Emma Wilson. Mrs. E. J. Wires who lives with her daughter Mrs. A. M. Thomas, has gone to Sacramento, Cal., to spend the winter iwith her son, W. L. Wires. Farmers Want Better Outlet To Main Road Miller Island Residents Petition County Court Today Twenty-one ranchers of the Mll- jler Island district want a now out- ilot to the Midland roa,d. Thoy want It so bad that they have placed tbclr names to a potltlon to the county court asking that the pro ject bo considered by tlje court at the earliest possible moment. If the wishes of these farmers were to be answered, a road origin ating In the center of Miller Island section and extending three-quarters of a in 1 1 ' due east would bo constructed. The rsad would Join with tho Midland Market road one half mile south cf the Miller Hlli school house, about seven mllos i south of Klamath Falls. The petition will be presented to the county court this afternoon and arguments will probably be ad vanced in favor of the' constructor of the road. One of the arguments in favor of tho road Is that but one railroad crossing will be encountered. The road that now serves that commun ity is held Inadequate. ATLANTA, Ga. Mayor-elect Jim ray Walker of New York says he may not be related to "Johnnie" of the same name, but that he is a warm friend of his. a thick white saute, using butter, flour, and milk; add yolks of orrs without tlrsl healing and stir until well mixed; then udtl grated fheiiso. As soon as elieoso melts remove from flrt, told In cheese cubes and season with salt, pepper and cay enne. Spread In a shallow pan and cool. Turn on 11 board, tut In small squares or strips, dip In crumbs, egg and crumbs again. Fry In dean fat und drain on brown paper. Serve for 11 I'heoBO courso. Do Y 011 Need Money to build that home If you own your lot, anil have sorati money, we can loan you half tho value of building and lot combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments. Make your aiTangementa now, before the spring tush begins, si that your dream home may be a reality before snow flics again. There is no quicker way of making money than by real estate investment In a growing town. You are in tho growing town the rest is up to you. Momyer & Momyer Insurance Real Er.tate Building and Loan Hopka Building Phone 366 1-HO.Mi NOTICES SIMMON'S In tho Circuit of the Stain of Oregon for the county of Klamath, b, it. Fountain, Plaintiff, vs. L, laeoba, iiaiiie Jaooba his wlto., Yoshlyn Inouyej Bhlo Inouye, his witu, and Tauua- taro Oki, and Okl, bin wife, netnndiints. To the Dofendants, Yoshlyo Inouye, Shlo Inouye, his wife, and Tsunataro 01:1. and Okl. his wlto:- In the Name of the State of Ore gon; You, und each of you, nru here by required to appear and answer ilw, ...pun fileil imaiust villi ill the nbovo entitled soil on or boforo j tho 7th dny or r M ember, 1925, that boliig lb" ktal day in the tlnio pro- j aerlbed in the Order Cor Publication I of this summon and If you fail sni to answer, for want thereof, tho. plaintiff will apply to the Court fur; tho rellof pvnyod or In the complaint filed herein, to-wit; for a Judgment and decree ngnlnst you: First: For the sum of $1,776.87 vlth Interest thereon nt the rate of j C per annum from June 6th, 192'!. ' SiM'ond: For the sum ot flJh.bi with interest thereon nt the rnto of O1;;, por nnimm from August 26th, 1025; Third: For tho sum of f2H0.00 Attorney's tees; Fourth; That the said property bO unlit in manlier and form as pro vided by Statute and that the usual Decree tor tim said tale of the bald property by tho Sheriff ot Klamath Jil'BiX li2 StiS. llCT'i'.'.'E 1:111 and Practice of this Court: aTlfth: That the proceeds of said sale be applied as follows: 1. To the payment ot Costs and, expenses of said sale and of this: suit : 2. To payment of this plaintiff oti tho .".mount for which ho asks Judg-i mcnt herein; 3. That the balance, If nny there ho, bo deposited with the Clerk of this Court for those entitled to it. Sixth: That saiil defendants and all pontons claiming under them, subsequent to tho execution of said mortgage herein forooloaed, upon said premises, either as purchaser, encumbrance or otherwise, may be barred of all rights, clnini ot equity in the premises and every part there of, except tho equity of redemption as provided by Statute. Seventh: That tho plaintiff may become n purchaser at said sale- Wood Wo Imvo arranged for an extra pood supply of LIMB-WOOD and tho first ear Is being un loaded today it la 10 inch. A car of 12 Inch will be in Monday. We car also furnish this high grade beater wood In 2 und 4 ft. length, on orders for it. Wo ndvlso early buying as tho supply tnny be snowed In, a little Inter. Prompt service and fair prices Will prevail. Wo handle all kinds ot Wood Coal Fuel Oil PEYTON Si CO. "WOOD TO llUIlN" 601 Main Phone 535 r ... that the sheriff execute a deed or certificate of sale of conveyance to the purchaser; and thr-t tho sheriff shall place tho purchaser in complete possession of the property so pur chased immediately after the sale. Eighth: And that tho plaintiff havo such further and other relief in the premises as to the Court may seem meet and equitable. This Summons is served by publi cation in The Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Klamath C o u n t y, Oregon, by order of the Hon. A. h. Leavitt, Judge of the Circuit Court Ot said County, which order is datod October 16th. 1925. and requires that this summons bo published once a week for six successive weeks. Tho date of the first publication of tilts Summons is October 17th, 1925. H. C. MERUYMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. Oct. 17, 21, 31, Nov. 7, 14, 24, 2S. GltEELY, Colo. The reading of a Kins James version ot tho Bible in the public schools of Platteviile, Colo, was held to be an act which forced children of the Catholic faith to 'subscribe to a religion which thoy do not believe" in the argument of William H. Schotiold, counsel fm Charles Vollmer, a farmer who is seeking to restrain the school board from enforcing its ruling that Scrip ture be read ns a part of the morn ing exercises. Hotel Sutter San Frnnrlseo Management Oeo. Warren Hooper A popular priced Fireproof Hotel, Centrally Located and noted for. its excellent service and unexcelled appointments. Don't Discard Your Worn Tires If they have a sound body we can retread them. If they are injured or rock cut we can 'repair them and see that they give you service. All our work guaranteed. At The qACE TIRE SHOP U5 South Eleventh Phone 843J 2451 Attending Klamath Schools There are 2151 pupils attending school in Klamath county, accord ing to figures compiled by tho county school superintendent's of fice. Of this total 1250 are at tending schools within the bound aries of Klamath Falls whllo tho i remaining 1201 compose tho total enrollment of county schools. Little increnso in enrollment in county schools is noted by the en rollment. What increase there Is is confined to the city grade schools. NITROKOTE 30-minute floor paint in all wanted shades. Easily applied, dries quickly. W. P. Fuller's Paints, Valspar, Varnishes. . Browne's Paint Store W. P. Fuller's Paints, Valspar Varnishes, Wallpaper, Stains and Calcimines ROME Baron iveiiano, nmbns- sador to France, has become a fas cists! to show his. indignation over the plot against Mussolini. Trouble with mixUig business and pleasure ia you are so liable to ruin bbth ot them, The Washington Cafe t the most popular eating place In Klamath Fall today "There's a Reason" TOD CAN EAT BETTER FOR LESS AMKIUOAN AND CHINESE DISHKfl IIS South Sixth Wee Hhlng, Pro i
