The Evening herald., February 21, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Friday, February 21, 1030
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OKEUON
PAGE FIVE
TREES 1! BE
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OBTAINED
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STATE NURSERY
Siberian Elm Thought
Beit for Klamath
County Farmt
Trene r n" available from
tlia ma loreel nursery tir dUtrl
huttnn to fartnor. It wan announc
ed by county anoiit. A. """'"
ton tn.lay. All onl..m h'ild
plated with th" ssenl'a '"
meillutnly. Persona wishing to
make order should cell t ,n '"
floe, If imIII, and fill on' order
blanks, or If Impossible,
tekphouo their ordw Into '
office. , ,
These lrn will b tnrnlahod l
cost, vhb'h ununlly run about 0
rente per l. l' ordering.
rbnrka should bo nindn ai una
rain.
Wlilo rWwtlon
Tha atalii nuraory haa on hand
lha following varloilee of trr.ee:
Ulark locust, green h, boa elder,
llusslan mulberry, rhlneso or Si
berian aim. wratorn yellow plna,
wo.li.rn red radar, Douglaa fir,
Auatrlan plna. Hciilch plna. and
I'ort Orfnrd radar.
Of thaaa varlellee. tha first all
aro best adapted to Klnmalh coun
ty, wall aa the Hcotch plna. Thla
to the tlrat year that tha Hlberlau
elm haa baon available, and It la
hallned to ha one of the boat treua
for thla rounly, aa the aead eecur
ad by tha nursery rama from north
Vhlna and Blberla. It la a very
hardy and rostatanl traa.
KhW Thrive Hire
Of tha other traaa meutloncd In
the flrat alt of the llI, the boa
aider haa grown rapidly under lo
cal condition!, while tha black lo-
ouel and green asb bare dona wall
In aouie dlalrlcta, but rather poor
ly In othera.
Thaaa treaa are dlalrlbuted by
tha stiata Fnreat Nuraary to be
ued on farm for wind breaks
heller belt, and wood lota, alao
for lining road-waya and high
waya. They are for agricultural
uaa only, and ahould be ordered
In largo quautltlea.
Thla la tha fourth year that
treaa bare boas available, and
ahout T4.000 or 10, out hara bean
dlalrlbuted In tha laat thro yeara
In Klamath county.
Ordara ahould be placed Imme
diately, ao that tha county agent'a
office will be able to forward them
at once to tha Stale Foraat Nure
ery.
Klamath Women
To Attend State
Health Meeting
Of Ilia local porona who will be
among lha 200 dalegntea from
vory corner of Oregon, who will
attend lha annual moating of the
Oregon Ttihrculoel aaaoclatlon
III Portland seat Tueaday and
Wednaaday ire Mra. It. I'. Elllng
aon, rhulrinan of tho durational
commlltiin of in Kiamnin loumy
Public Health aesoclullun; Mra.
Hurl llawklna, chairman of the
Christinas Heal Hala committee;
Mlaa Mulalo Weltel, county
heallb nurae, and Mlaa Alleen
Kyer. city achnol nurae.
l lflcH'iilli Annual M ruling
for fifteen yeara the Oregon
Tuliorculoala aaaoclatlon haa been
holdiug aucb annual moetlnga
and each year haa even an In
create In allaudaiice and a great
er Intoroet on lha part of lb
dolt'gatoa. Tha anaHlona thla year
which will open neat Tueaday
morning at t o'clock In Ihn Tort
land public library will bo un
uaually Inlnraallng and Informa
live, according lo Mra. Hitlilla Orr
Dunbar, executive aocreiary of
the aaaoclatlon. Several dinner
parllna and theatre parllea are
being planned fur Tueaday night.
Krproanulatlvea and members ol
many women'a cluba, civic organ
Itallone, county health unite.
medical aocletloe, official aula
health ageuclea and other group
are expected.
Mm. llawklna to llrnort
Mra. Hurt llawklna la to offi
cially represent the Klamath
County 1'ulillc Health aaaoclatlon
and will proem the prealdent'a
report of tha aaaoclatlun'a actlvl
Ilea for the paat year at tha meet
ing Wednaaday morning. Tha
praaldanle from tha nineteen
othnr county gaaoclatlona In tha
late that are affiliated wllh thn
tubnrculoala aaaoclatlon will alao
prnaent their report a. Mra. Dun
bar atalaa thai aa a reaull of tha
active work of many aaaoclatlona
during lha paat year keen Inter
aat In thaaa reporla la predicted.
Mra. Hurt llawklna. Mra. H. P.
r.lllngeon and Mlaa Malala Wetzel
will leave Monday night for I'ort
land wulla Mlaa Dyer will not
leave until Wednesday, aa lha
meeting aha siperts to attend la
a continuation ot tn urogon
Tuberculoma aaaoclatlon monllug,
and does not eonraua until lator.
Cowen Guilty of
K1KJ DKVK K
LONDON. II. A. Lloyd haa per.
reeled an Invention which It la
rial mod lit do away wllh the
harsard of driving In foggy waa
l her. It conal.ia of a pipe protrud
ing from In front and under an
automobile from which hot air
team llfta tha fog, leaving clear
visibility for at lean a car a length
in front of the radiator.
Assaulting Wife -S?
Cissell May Play
Second This Year
AN ANTONIO, Tag.. Feb. 21.
(AI') Hill Claaall, tha Chicago
Wblle Box' 1123,000 shortstop,
formerly with I'ortiand In tha
Coaat league, may be moved to
neond baa tbla aeaaon. Manager
Don I Hush baa Indicate.
Claaell baa been worked at
econd baa every day alnca the
Hog arrived, and Buah baa apent
conalderabla lima with him. Ir
vlm. Jeffries, recruit Intlelder,
haa teamed wllh Olaaoll at short
atop. Whether thla arrangement
will gat anywhera depanda much
tbe work of lllll Hunnl-
POnTIAND, Or., Feb. II, (A
P) Llndson :own, Klamath
Indian, waa found guilty of aa
aaulilng hie wife by a Jury re
porting today. H will b aen
tanced Monday. Mailmum penal
ty under the atalut la 1500 fine
and alx monlba Imprlaonment.
Th Indictment charged Cowen
with knocking down hla wife,
Hilda Cowan, and beating her
with a hammer, Th aaaault oo
eurred after a family quarrel, aa
Cowen waa packing hla thlnga to
leave hla atep-daughtar'a horn on
th reservation.
HOI NK I on ih;kti.kk
LONDON, A house la lo be
built In Buckinghamshire which
will be the bom for deithwatch
boellra. Thla peat, walch ha dea
troyed aevaral ot llrltaln'a bulld
liiKa, la rapidly epreadlng and
caualng no little concern to con
tractor!. It la hoped that by
studying Ita hablla and the beetle
at work In destroying thla bouse,
soma means of combatting It will
result.
son, who will arrive wltb th
second squad.
flush planned to humor the
plli hers by letting them Indulge
In batting practice.
Many Being Treated
With Cancer Extract
BAN FltANOIBCO, Feb. 11, (A
P) Dr. Walter B. Coffoy, co
dlscnverer with Dr. John D.
Humber of a new treatment for
cancer, lately disclosed that more
than (00 cancer gufferera aro
being treated wltb th cancer
extract. all patlenta heretofore '
bedridden at th Ht. Francis hoe
pltal, b said, were ao Improved
they war releaaed today and are
now "up and around." They
will receive further treatment at
th Southern Pacific, general hos
pital clinic.
Government to Aid
In Search for Cure
WASHINGTON, Fab. 21. (A 1
P) Invlutlona to two Ran Fran
cisco doctors and cancer experts
Drs. Walter D. Coffey and
John B. Humber to apcar be
fore a senate committee conald
ring means of government aid
In finding a cancer cure were
dispatched today by Senator
Johnson, of California.
Senator Harris. democrat,
Georgia, author of the resolu
tion, which proposed that the
government aid In aearch for a
cancer cur. Joined In th Invita
tion. A aub committee of th aenate
oommerc committee la preparing
to bave hearings on th Harris
resolution probably next month.
SPECIAL SALE
ENNA JETTICK SHOES
200 pairs of these regular $5.00 and $6.00 values reduced to $3.85 to
insure a complete clean-up Saturday. They are all first grade and
new, but are broken sixes which is the reason for this low price, 12
styles to choose from, quantities and sizes are limited come early.
For Saturday
$3.85
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Wrist Watch Values
Men! Women! Here's the wrist watch
value that you've been waiting for. Solid
white gold cases with nationally famous
guaranteed movements. In choice of as
sorted styles. On reasonable credit.
Emblem Rings Wedding Rings
Your choice of vari- Solid white gold wed
ou8 emblems for all ding rings, exquisite
organizations, ly engraved.
Remember, we have a fine repair department at your service
Saturday Only
SPECIAL on Electrical Waffle Irons and Percolators!
Geo. Metz, Jeweler ,
S37 Main Street
Phone 1440
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