The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 24, 1927, Page 7, Image 7

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Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade
Price Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.; FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1927
Number 6061
University Library
Eugene, OffPon
PLAYING HOUSE
I
Children of Pasadena Are
Ingenious; Make Own
Household Effect
. I'ABAUKNA. Calif,, Juno 34 (('I')
Tho house Hint J uck built, or even
great bin hotiM), haa "nol liitiK on"
tlio modern playhouaa constructs!
mill furulshnl almost nl"ITly IhrouKh
I be efforts o( flint grudera In th
Brooklyn school here.
Anyone who thinks tint "playlbg
hiiUM" and "mania" aud "papa" U
paaaa' with children of the year 1917
alioulil drop In any school day an.
Inspect the playhouse mucin by
pupil of tli A-l claw from a dl-
AT YOUR DOOR
Industrial nupplit'S
Phone 371
113 o. Uib Hi.
IS DONE RICH
The Polly Shoppe
133 South Ninth St.
Opposite Post Office
FREE FREEFREE
We' Are Giving Away With Every Purchase of
$1.00 or Over
A HANDY KITCHEN TONG
of One Hundred Uses
Come Get One
for
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Phone 83
v Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
Falls' Own Special Blend Coffee, lb. 25c
3 pounds for $1.30
: ; . Ask about the coupon and the
i one-dollar when purchasing.'
KRAUSE'S MARSHM ALLOW
1 lb. in nice tin box for 60c
C 1 Canned Sweet Potatoes,
bpeCialS Asparagus, Vanilla
r a 1 Pineapple Cakes.
Bakery Specials Mocha Cakes
The "Original"
Health Bread
Try it once You'll always order it
FALLS
y Grocety and Bakety
. : s ' 6th and Main Sts."
curded piano lion. And Ilia clilldrei
mud lliit furntshliiga, too, Including
Lull tlm crockery want.
Moat of Ilia furniture In lliu play
houae la bright red In color. lint
that la only natural because tlm
teacher. Miss Klal Houghton, al
lowed the pupils of bcr clusa to do
velop their own rotor taalea.
The outer rolorltiK of tho atruc
iii re la yellow and rrveala somuthlng
new In artistic house painting. Tlio
roof la black, and the re la a red
chimney made from a box. ,
Featured ttiatdo Die bouse la ouo
blK room, lama enough for scvr.il
of ilia children to play Id at one
time. Hut the livet part of this
room la uaeful looking "fireplace,"
alao made from a bo. The room
la papered, and lac curtains, stltch
ed by chubby hinds, adorn the win
dowa. There are cushioned wludow
aeata, cuahlonnd chalra and the niu: -trtsa
for I lie bed la "homo made."
The glrla did most of the acwlng
while the boya created the furullurt.
Thero are two big dulla which re
aidv In the bousa at all tlinca. but
It alo bouse fully a doten mythical
"ramlllea." It stems the boya and
glrla uerer tlra uf playing house and
nrtlng like "papa" and mama."
tun i.iticii I) m i r
ItAI'll) CITY, H. V.. June 24.
( Al'l The next sesalon of congress
will art en the llouldvr canyon dam
question, Itepresentatlva Tllson of
( onnertlrut, republican house lead
er, declared today after he had mo
tored to llapld City with President
gCoolldge roin the alate gam lodge.
FIGHTING STAG
FINISHES FOURTH
Day and t. Half Late, In
dian Comes Across Ttpe
Running Strong
HANTS l'Art.1. June 24. My
Almost a day a,nd a liulf behind tlio
leoibr In the 4 o mile Itvdwood high
way niurathou, Klghtlng Slug caimi
In to the finish line tbla morning at
8:p2. running atrong. Mad Hull.
Hying Cloud and Mellka bad pre-j
reded hi in oyer the tape. Thrro
olbcra. Falcon, Swcek and Dig While
Iieer were still running, having pass
ed Patrick's Creek, 02 in Ilea out,
early tbla morning. They were to
be In tonight.
Nut ( single Indian entered In the
race ahowi an III effect from the
longeat marathon on record, KTi'a
Mellki. 61 year old Zunl. after about
two huura rent, appeared yesterday!
evening at a banquet glron here for
the runner. Tha aged Zunl runner i
waa given an oration and bia far, (
usuully Btolld, occaalonully broke In
to a am lie,
There were aevcu of the runner
who had started at San Franclaco
here last night. Not a one showed
alKUa of wearlncse after abort real
and tbelr tralnrra stated thai they
were nut even atlff.
I Foot trouble and aore leg muscles
were the moat common troublea
along the way. Jnmon. the young
eat Zunl. waa forced out when hot
pavement bllatered hla feet. Tho
others alao had similar trouble but
Mad Hull, the winner, reported llttla
trouble of thla kind.
Trite money waa distributed at' a
banquet laat night. Mad Hull has
already apent bla on a large new
aedan. -He la making a trip eaat,
aome time thla aummer.
Bowne and Loosley
Believed Elected
1 Although no oflrlal count baat
bwn made by County School Clerk j
Carl Inge, Indication today were I
that Kranrla J. Flowne. Honanu, i
and Kay Iooaley, Fort Klamath, had I
been reelected directors of tha :
county achool board. ,
j
EMBOSSING
P
R
Phone N 522
1282 T Klamath
-
G'
f Klamath. Printing Co.
rnstrles muke n picnic out tit
any outdoors meal makes the
plainest lunch n happy party.
Wliun planning that day In
the woods stop In and see us
we'll help arrange the lunch
box treat.
SPECIALS x '
Cheese Bread, Straw
berry Layer Cake
Never Too Late
: I
fc3
. Daniel C. Snidrr, old aoltlicr,
miftrnt of the National Home
for Diublcd Volunteer Soldiers,
found at 73 it' "never too late to
begin." To pan away bii time,
lie began rarvinfr at a white Ivory
billiard ball. Today the ".trin
ket" it valued at f 1,000. Snider'a
tiirturc la above; below, a photo
.vfhc caning. "
The two men were the only candi
dates for the two racanclea on tho
board, and no active oppoaltion waa
umnifeHt agnlnat them. It vKi re
ported. Klntlon of district boarde and
clcrka' of dlatrlre high arhoola will
not be known until the offlrUI
count la made known tho latter
part of thin week. r
W00L4WIS
Five Per Cent Rise Antici
pated in London,- Bul
letin Report
BOSTON. June 2. (D The Com
mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say:
"The wool market continues to
strengthen slightly from week to
wek. Prices In the west as welt as
In tha eastern markets, are slightly
dearer, though not on descriptions.
Fine staplo wools and quarter blood
dompstlcs have been! n chief request.
Scoured and pulled wool are firm.
"The foreign markets are show
ing a hardening tendency in line
with the expectation of a five per
cent rise at lmlon.
"The goods market appears to be
In better form.
"The demand fo- mo'ialr Mill t
Mow, with prices unchanged."
The Commercial Bulletin will
publish the following wool . quoii
tlons tomorrow:
Scoured basis: Oregon, fine and
P. M. staple, 1.05 w 1.07. Klnu
and P.'M. clothing 90 (If 95.
Mohair: Original bug ftveragd 12
months, Oregon S3 (r 55.
VfiVs Readjusting
Production to Meet
Altered Conditions
NKW YOKK. June it. (4 He
ports from about BOO chief lumber
mills of the country tq tho nntlonal
lumber manufacturers . esociatlon
Indicate the readjustment in the in
dustry to generally altered economic
conditions, still Is in progress. Al
though busiuess for soverul mouths
has been less than last year, and pro
duction has decreased accordingly,
the curtailment continues. Soft
wood mills for the week ended June
IS shnwud a decrease of 11.000 feet
In new buslnras from the week be
fore and production foil off 1.000,000
feet, iilthnitgh there waa an Increase
of !l, 000. otto feet In shipments. Hard
wood production and new business
show some weekly Increase. Ship
ments foil off a little.
Moc Arc- Homo
Mr. mid Mia. II. N. Moe with
Iht'lr house guest, Miss I, tin Moore,
ara homo from a. delightful motor
trip along the coast, taking In more
than 11 00 milse. They report tour
ist trnrycl picking up and much talk
of Kliimnth Kails.
The tnr'lff on Swiss , cheese hs
bean ruined GO per , cent. Thla
will give some of our local poets a
rliiinre. -
1
laemaaa" Hi a enag
Mr nVfa fma m H aa? ii,Ym
STRENGTHEN NG
BERGODLLWDULD
FLY TO AMERIGAiWILL HAVE BIG
Notorious Draft Dodger:
Plans To Return To j
U. S. By Air j
HKKI.IN. June 24. P)
drover
llcrgdoll, noiorloua draft dodger,
'anloua to return to America, and
Implrtd by the recent Irana-Allan-
i tic flight, la determined to fly to .
j to the Colled Ktatea If he can ob- i
tain an American plane capable of
making the trip. ;
! . i . i i . . 1 . 1 1
ifi'lfKiBliillUB iiiw nvriiu mim " r - -
of the AMKiclated I'reM today from ' amoker to be ataged at Medford by
Hoexler, Weatphalli, where be. atop-(1 Vorl Vl, 15 on SlUuruay night. It I
j ped on an automobile tour. Berg;- ; txvwAK(i Klamath Fjlla will claim
doll wrote: 'one of the largest reprenentatlons
j "Will the conntrurtor of the 8plr- :from the rout hern part of the state,
jlt of HI Louia. or the Columbia,; Notables from all parts of tbe state
'deliver a piano with a Wright mo- J will be present, including Governor
tor In short order?"
Keferrlng to bis "proposal to pur- , senlatlve Stelwer. IK-nn Dorris. Hen
chose the Columbia, which Irvine j FUher. Arthur Murphy and a nuni
dld not answer" he amplified on : ber of others will attend the smoker,
his plans as follows , j Capital Post, No. . will entertain
Am Ion To Mr. ; the members with a number of popu-
"I am anxious to fly from- Eur-1
ope to the American interior nnless
the gasoline gives out. as soon as
an airplane ran he obtained. No!
Cerman plane callable of this flighty
is obtainable at present."
A dixpatch from Bremerhaveu :
last week said that Charles l-evlie. 1
who accompanied Clarence Cham
berlin on his Atlantic flight, hid
informed Rergdoll that tbe Colom
bia was not for sale. To a propo
sal that Rergdoll be permitted to
accompany Chamberlln on a return
flight to the Vnlted States, I-evlne
replied that he and Chamberlln
were going bark to New York to
gether. News that Walter Hagen makes
$!0.000 a year playing golf opens
up one more useful field for tbe
employment of college graduates.
2.
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered. t
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Works
Phone 40H. I
GLASSES
Ejrrs Examined. Fitted and tlis '
Glasses Ground tn nur on
factory to suit jokr
inJrrtJxjl itt yV mentf.
Broken Lcntes Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
. 70 MAIN STREET
Kcfjhs Qmnk Srtric
After
Your Shave
Harmony Bay
, 'Rum
Made from the finest Im
ported Oil of Bay, distill
ed In the West Indies
and of full strength.
A mint dellghlful and
refreshing botly rub and -astringent.
Delightful after shaving.
Very Invigorating If a
small quantity is added
to the morning bath.
75c
Full Pint
Star Drug Store
, Klamath Falls, Ore. ,
KLAMATH
REPRESEN
TAT! G N
i Smoker At Medford Satur
day Night Proves Attrac
tion To Vets
y It h more than two dozen Iocs!
; memliera of The American I.eglon
; Braarfv nrnaril - In ntloftrt lh,
Patterson. Senator McNary. Itepre-
Don't Forget
Brad's Bakery
llth and Wash.
BAKERS
Open Sundays from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
"Brad's". Bungalow Bakery
Phone 1273 1039 Washington
EE
$ 15 0
Or will take lot as down payment '
Easy terms on balance. ,
New 3 room house with "garage. Large corner
lot, 68x140. Desirable location. $1350
full price. . . 1 . ,
See owner, H. E. H AUGER f
Buick Garage
mic,
we
from
Cherries
Cantaloupes
HURRY CASH GROCERY
Phone 576 '
lar take-offa on noted minstrel en- -tertaluera.
- . .. .. '
A bamiuet at the hotel Medford f
t:iO will atart the evening off after, t
which the guests will adjourn ty;
the Armory for the remainder of
the program.
legionnaires of tha local prfst lii .
find It possible to make tha ttlp ar
urged to get in touch with t.eorgV
llartb. commander, at Tbe K. gugari
man Store. '
leaving: Tenliclit -
Mrs. Frank Smith will leave on"
thla evenings train for Coeur d'
Alene. Idaho, with the remains ot
her husband who was killed . at.
Iorrls early yesterday. The lasti'
riles will be held at Coenr d' Alene.' .
STAGE J
Information to all
points.- Call at ,
New Stage Depot
11 li mid Klamath Atc
Phone 326
OF QUALITY . .
3
With many a skip,
jump and hop
Our Eddie hat climb-
ed to the top;
At hard work he'
'.a bear .
And for SERVICE
he's there
never knows just
when to stop. .
In keeping witH ' :
Quality Products
are adding another line the
MONARCH BRAND '
Reid, Murdock Co.
Fresh Pineapple
Strawberries