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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1929)
Friday. Juno 21, 1020 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN mm m BUGS UNT ALTJ General Development in Suburban Section It Apparent tiullitliig lira rkIuk up cunllfiu ally nn Altiiinonl Iracl, one of Ilia thriving atibdl vIhIihim tuulli writ lit th illy. Till) Inrallou I Ideal for building ho.nes. Krom ieulfl t n ut point 111 eel Ion cannot h heal on. Tin broad level (lour ot thn vnllt-y Iratilie lulu Hi fnr illslunr. riliasta In View ' Itiytged rows n( Iree-cled hills give nt and limit to the vlw, while far la the souib, placid old lit. Htiasl In par tial eel I ime by liilriulttai ni. nnnro. reara III head Into th tire hllila. Krom the Allainont uulglibor- houd, amoko columns from a cor of mill may b seen rls Ini toward the sky, Indicating Industrial activity, payrolls and proa perl I y. rkliool In llullcllng Amoiiit the new building In courae of construction now la the addition to the Altamont achool. Ho rapidly la the popula tion growing In that auction of the city tbo four rooma i ac comodate the grammar grades ware found Inadequate, banco tba additional auure. When the fall tnrm oavns, ad dlllonnl d'partnienta will be available. These will consist of four more classrooms, one tcarh- era' room and an auditorium. To KlnUh liy August Charlee 1. Wllhera. contract or, baa the rbarge of the work aud la putting up a building that, la nau anally .Uractlve, Gal led wlnga extend from the old building while lb auditor ium la covered wltb a rounding roof which blende Into the gn eral dealgn In a pleaalng man' " Bar. Mr, Wither atated yeatorday that the work la being empleted ahead of arhedul and the In terior will be In the banda of plaaterera neit week. Kvery thing will be finished and ready for lb achool furniture early In Auguat the contractor aald, "any New Home Among the new houses In the Altamont aecllon, completed or building, la on owned by C C, Bhoun. a mechanic, who re cently arrived here from llolae. Capu Walter Abbey of Hat tery D, owne another new res idence nearby and now baa car penter putting up gnrag aa an additional convenience. Earl Xlayo li another new comer to the Altamont tract. He ' baa erected a amall bouse on hla acre lot and plan a fine new resldenr some time In the future. Ha Hmall Menagyrle W. llareoy, contractor and car penter living on the Altamont tract, la building a group of houses In tho city, the resi dence bjlng constructed for Ike Larkoy. logging contractor. - A private menagerie la main tained on the property of l. 1. Dean aa he baa several boya who ara raising chickens, ducks, rabbit and gees. Among the mora Imposing re sidences on the tract 1 that of Jack Nelson, He la a lumber grader by trad but la now em ployed a dork foreman at on of th eawmllla. ' 'Mr. and Mr. D. W. Dowllng hav moved In from th Shaw llorlram plant and built a new home on the Altamont tract and Ilk their now location. Cow Itavlsh Nursery A band of cow broke In and apongod a high priced feed off Everett O. Nord, nurseryman on th Altamont tract a ' nights ago. The lowly kino Indulged tn a banquet royal a they at np shrubs, trees and garden truck to the extent of $110. After apondlng several years building up Haloid and the sub urban dlstrtcta ot Portland, O. M. Van Taseell baa arrived In Klamath Falls and will Identify himself with the growth of this city. To llullil anil Roll Mr, Van Tassall builds ' and soils. H complotc hla own . buildings from basement to ridge pole. HI first effort hers la a now garage homo on' Mtamnnt acre and he will begin oh a fin now rosldenra as soon aa ho ha houaod himself In hi ' now location. Mr, and Mr. J. H. Oourloy aru other new resident In the Altamont Bectlnn while D. H. Cox was found busy yosterdny crating and shipping out to hla much a flu specimen of Dur hum cnlt. Battle Fleet Jn San Francisco Bay BAN FftAiMCIHCO, June 'ill, (U P) Twenty-seven ijhlp ' 'he United States navy's battle fleet sillied through the Golden Gate Into Bnn . Francisco bay Into yos-' turday. The majestic procession n the narshlp Rtonmod through the gate, which Is a 111 tie more than " g mile wldo, waa viewed by thou sands of porson who crowdod Land' End and tho Marlnn. At the hegd pt th long (11 was the battleship West Virginia, flagship, and five other large battleship wort directly behind. STOWAWAY ON AIRPLANE SAD PAitlH. Jun 11. (AD Only ono of the Yellow Illrd filers, Armeno l.ottl, Jr., accompanied Arthur H brother, who stowed away un tbe plan on It trans Atlantis flight, to the leviathan boat train Thursday as he loft I'nrls for th United Hliites. Th stowaway seemed cuiit.lt and somewhat anxious. He shook Imnds with l.oltl before the pho tographer and they kissed each other on both cheeks. Hi'hrulher aald: "1 am glad to go home but I am aorry 1 can't ro with a little dlffe, .nt story." "I did a fool stunt and 1 am heartily sorry fur It," he aald. "The only consolation la I have found such good friend In lOttl, on of lb men who suf fered from my foollshnosa." "AND I". SAID PATIENT, "WILL OPERATE NOW" (HICAOO, June II. UP) "What you need," aald Dr. K. Siegfried Jarkson, examining a trunslent putleut at hla office last night "la to have your on sll taken out. I'll operaU tomorrow." "And I." aald th patient. drawing a pistol, "will operate now." Komewher In Chicago today there was a man with 1910 of Dr. Jarkson' money and a pair uf lonalla that needed taking out. IMPERSONATOR LEAPS TO HIS SUDDEN DEATH Iirtl'BHKI.H, Belgium, June It. (AH) Otto Hebeney, known throughout Kurope aa an adven turer und Impersonator, ended his career today by Jumping from the third floor of a amall lodging house. He wuS dead when picked up, Hoheney passed himself at va rious times aa a sou of the lata Klni Leopold, a son of Maurice Maeterlinck and nephew of a cardinal. One of hla most notorious stunt waa to decorate an Amer ican general ' with tbe itblne forces after the war In the nam of th king of th llelglan and American troop were paraded In hla honor. The fraud wa not discovered for long time. SOLON RUSHES TO AID OF SON TOLEDO, O., June 21. (AIM Senator Tboraas Huflln of Ala bama said here today that he la alluded thore la no truth In tbe charge that bis aon, Jaeies Thom as llu'lla, Jr., was under th In fluence of a nureotle drug while operating go automobile In VTasr,. lugton laet night. "The boy may have had a drink," Senator Hoflln said, "but 1 am aura ' i fc t nothing to t'i wltb narcotic. Of course, I'll stand by blm. I will do every thing I can to help blm out." MAHKY I'lig IIKJKMTIOJI IlEltl.lN. A Berlin physician ha Investigated atomacb all. ment and has found that un married people betwe th age of 10 and 60 suffer mor from dyspepsia than tbe married peo ple of th mm age. Unmarried folk, the physician finds, bav Hi tendency to bolt their meal, causing Indigestion. Th married people tako their time In eating. DEATH VICTIM : MAY HAVE BEEN QUITE CORRECT CHICAGO. Juaa 11. API Caslmlr Utalcka wa a 11 a by blow that crushed hi skull. After nolle fonnd bis bad thn questioned hi neighbor, Anthony naxuiio. I killed blm,' they a noted Zaaallo aa savins- Will, . ham. or) wall t lpt." "Why?" asked Folic Ueutea "Beeane ha aald I waa too old to lira. If a II. I'm rnly 17." "A iarr Bight aa ha waa right, at that." aaaaad th lu. Uaaat "YOU know what tba nunallv for ainrder la In thla state?" "What la Itt" aalr- Kaiullo. "Death." replied tba nollea- snan. RETAIL PRICE OF GAS RISES HAV FRANCISCO, Jun 11. (API The retail nrlee nf lln today advanced to 11 cent her following announcement yesterday that five major Pa clflo coast oil companies had Increaaed tba tank wagon prlcea to wboloaalera and Iarr naen to II cent a gallon AHVKIITININUf LONDON. Along with edvlco Issued by other urodtn-er.i to onrum their product and en Joy a happy married lira, grmtiw grocer her are urglug custo mers to: "Knt oran, a and he htppy at borne:" "But our Dexchea If yon want ' !m to pro poso;" "Plum for breeUf.t mean a good day' work:" "A cauliflower a day meaua a vs.:'- netle personality.' Ballot For Election On June 28 Printed Today In Full For Electorate Herewith tbe New preaent to It readers, word for word, a coy of the offl lul ballot fur tbe special eleclloj Juni 2 ut wbich tbe city electorate will vol on th sale of tbe O. C. & K. railroad bond. I his will be run la tbl nswipsper at various Interval bofor tne election ac that eacl cltlsen may fanrUlaxlaa himself with tbe situation aud be able to mark hla ballot speedily and lnti lllgenlly. OFFICIAL HPKC1AL KI.KCTION liALUrT Mark a Croaa (X) IWaawi tlia Number and Answer' Voted For VOTE FOU ONE Bball th Common Council of lb City ot Klamath Kalis, Ore- t. (Km n,nn f'alirornla a l'Nlitrn Unit. way Company, a corporation, "Oregon, California Kastern lull- i war Jomoanv Income Uonda" In tha sum of t JUU.OUU.Oo, now ; too tna. 191 NO. ' If you rote yea, vots for on ot th following: Shall tha Common Council of th City ot Klamath Falls, Ore gon, be authc.ised to aell tbe Oregon, California A Kaatera Kali- y Company, a corporation. "Oregod, California AA .JCaalarn Hallway Company Income Uonda," in tbo aunt of f3uo,)0U.O0 for Ibe sum of ltU,0O0.0C In caab, payable to the City of Klamilh Kails, uregou. In lawful money of the United Btatve ot America, upon th delivery of aald bond lo th aald purchaser, lul YEd. 101 No. " email tb Common Council of th City of Klamath Fall Ore- goo, be authorised o nil to the Oregon. California A Kaatera ita'l- way Compan;, a corporation, "Oregon, California A ICaaUrn Hall way Company Iaccnie llouds," In the sum of 1300,000.00 now o-ened by tbe City for tba sum of 7j,8HS.6 In cash, and the transfer to tb City of a marketable title o the following described real propery to wit: The following described real property, altuated In th City of Klamath Kalis, Klamath County, Oregon: All of lota, I, 4, 5. 1, T( and 8 of block 71: lota 1, 4. 5 1-1, 4 and 7, and all ot lot I. except th northeasterly 14 feet thereof, of block U5: all of lota I, 9, and 10 of block 1U5; a rertangnlar tract described aa follows: Beginning at tbe southwesterly corner, ot loL-6 1-1, block (t and thence southeasterly 70 feel along the easterly lln ot Seventh Street produced to the Intersection of the northerly Un ot Plum Street, produced: thenc northeasterly 2( feet along said northerly lln of Plum Street, produced, to the outheaaterly corner o lot (, ot aald Llock ti: thenc north westerly along the westerly lln of said lot g to tbe eaaterly corner of aald lot ( 1-1; thence to the point of beginning; Also a triangular I tract ot land described aa follows.... Beginning at the Intersection of th westerly line ot Commercial Street of second- Railroad Addition to Klamath Fa 11a. and tbe aoutheaaterly line ot Kim Street; thence soutbweaterly along the aouheaaterly line ot Kim Street, 104 feet: thenca aoutheaaterly parallel to and 100 feet distant at right angles to tbe northeasterly line of Sixth Street to the Intereertlor of the west line ot Commercial Street; thenc to the point of beginning. All ot tbe abov described property Is located In Klamath Ad dition to th City of Klamath Kails, Oregon. Also Iota (, (, 7, I, , 10, 11, 11. IS, 14,- IS, and 14 of block of Itolllater Addition to Klamath Falls; and lots 4, 6, 6, 7. 8. . 10 and 11 oi block 4 of raid Holllater Addition; also the aoutberly 191.8 foot ot block IE, Second Itallrond Addition to the City of Klamath Falla, Oregon." 104 YKS. 105 NO. A Marvelous Silk Hosiery Value For years "Juliette" hose have given satis-' faction to hundreds of thousands throughout the na tion. ' An all silk hose from top to jtoe and available In all the new shades. ' You may choose between either square or French heels. Formerly listed at 98c a pair. "Juliette" hose at 50c represents one of the most startling values we have ever offered, MfflVreOSIERYWMD &C0. M OM STRATI NG UNUSUAL VALUES Men's Shirts and Shorts fc Ji 'J. man mm Smart, cool and oaas fortabl summer un derwear of long wear ing quality. Shirt ,, . . nay Durable Rayon Sborta . ... JOc Onrabl, whit broadcloth. Neck wear . '. $1.59 Newest shade stripes, figures Broadcloth Shirts $1.98 $2.25 values. Good looking-, long wearing Leather Belts 75c Nickeled buckle and guard Broadcloth Pajamas $1.98 New fast color stripes Men's Percale Pajamas $1.89 Fine woven, long wearing percale pajamas in smart fast color stripes. Two piece style, large, roomy sizes. Trousers hav draw tape at waist Smart Neckwear ..' 89c Newest shades, stripes, figures Fine Madras. Shirts 98c 51.25 values. Good looking, long wearing. Fly Rods $1.85 Three-piece hexagonal fly rod of split bamboo. Cork grip, nickeled fittings, steel guide. A regular $4 rod. aor ' Reel s $2.85 strongly built, light weight fly cast ing reels that quickly tax np a lln Attractive annmetal rn1.t .a I' clean. Hold a 60-vard tin Fly Lines Knameled Japan Silk American made line. 79c th finest wmpu mm If of -VT I I VI J I J If a , i i f SUMMER DAINTINESS IN LINGERIE i . Sheer cool things . . brief panties, comfortable band eaux, exquisite nightgowns . . that will launder with out losing any of the fresh charm of their pastel colors Flowered Rayon Dance Sets .....$ 1.08 Rayon Bandeau 49c Rayon Nightgown .$1.35 Rayon Pajamas $2.98 Rayon Bloomers $1.00 Rayon Vests :79c TOILETRY SPECIALS : Ipana Tooth Paste .3Sc Pepsodent Tooth Paste .J3c Mennen's or Johnson's Talc .20c 75c Mavis Powder .... ,, ... 3for Pond's Cold or Vanishing Cream 29c Comb Ft. Syringe and Bottle - .S1.00 ' Coty Powder .pf WORTH WHILE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Army Style Breeches,' khaki twin, a !i in sound value - ifllilU Genuine ' Imported Linen Leach Clothe f f Q wonderful value P X X f "Duplex" Aluminum Picnic Set. f Q rf piece Pa70 Imported for Leghorn Hata $2.98 Boy Play Suit, blue and Cbambray 98c Electric Curling Irons, com plete with wav- d nn er and cord J X - Electric Aluminum Perco lators, capacity tj in 4 cup ,. j x x y Gay Printed Voiles J rv tn new patterns tUC Lizard Trim' ' ' Slipper $3.98 A swagger slipper in black patent, with a touch of lizard. ; $4.98 - ; Beige kid.. Pythom trim. Clever strap. 1929 Model WINDSOR REFRIGERATOR $38.95 50-Pound Capacity This chest has all of the high priced feature for the lowest possible cost to you! Include the one-inch corkboard insulation for assured ir savings; white enamel steel interior; three doors smooth white enamel exterior, easily cleaned and always sanitary. 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Easily laid over your old roof or direct to rooi boards. :Your choice of red, green, blue-black and attractive color , blend at-this rock-bottom price. ' : Fully Guaranteed for 17. Yean 225 South Sixth Street Phone 670 Klamath Falls, Oregon
