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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1936)
Nothing Mew UnderSuh? Take a Look at These Inventions! tWS ,?r No, "Scmp" th. k.tt.n didn't iV-.'V'V., s$J " I v 1 - 4 I -yt1 ,nv,nt this himself, wtwi V,V'i, I , 3 Sefl-'.v WSMSaf fl iLSltfii hungry, h. ollmbt up , dr.ln- . r I UJ$l& J vi v A if II - plp.md swing, on the piece., iV . ,' VViW ffiW " -SA ffiK -v3 fiatfi WH-J wood attached to a boll clapper, 'J? V" 'ttvSA Zafes. Pl - 555j C'iRBW itr.by Summoning hi. ml.tro.s VV (! 5fc L S . - Oil f-J 'Il'Ki'w f "" Y Dr. John Montolth, of the United States Golf Association, I ihown above with hli "shJM; Vtj? I V' jfe? ' ' "r r ' " 1 1 r SL"Y w" 1 mechanical nibllok. This device It used for testing toll conditions to determine which r v. ; T M' I tC 'eCsCS? t. -' ' "VI ly. L: aV 1 wl" ne B"1- Tne 'dM back! of the.devlce Is to discover what Ingredients .-' if f f ' Jjt ylPT rW I 'j ' ' ; 'I to use to obtain a good growth of grass as well as a foundation on which the ball will " SJ Sll f I la 'Jw' ! '""" '"' . I )-, T T--? 11 stop without leaving a depression. The photo shows a ball en route to the old-tire chan- i . J lf I f tL-'l r'M'f ' V ' "l , j! ,f ' v ' 'jsC J f nel, whloh dumps It In front of a swinging niblick. ! ! 4t M T '' T' rtjLST'-'k, Jrrr- -, i3ik!ijr. m mm. bww aar a a a - . . a a , , a ij a -m L-y .. "vs . - vla.A A ;0 :1 1 L aOi? Y ' -: ulM ' Above, the hen lays or gets cooked 1 An egg laid In this trick nest rolls Into a basket below, thereby releasing the door Into the henyard. But If no egg Is forth ' coming, the-yard door stays closed and ' the hen exits into a slaughterhouse. , On the right, the rat-killing device of a Syracuse, N. Y., photographer. When the ' rat took the bait, he tripped the revolver trigger, killing himself, nd at the same time took a flashlight photograph of the event and the time It happened. . Keeping cool on hot days Is no longsr a per plexing problem to P. Healy, Spokane, Wash ington, Inventor. Above you see him demon strating his system. When he walks, two small bellows, one on each shoe, are squeexed, sending cool air up small hoses going up saoh leg to his hat, arms and baek. The hoses are 'covered when he wears his coat, and, In ths photo, he has his trouser leg rolled up to show the main eondult. urrt iilnnrnai nk ii)i'i'niitri1in 'A V- T 1 4 1 - XL. Uu Lj Li Li Li Lj3 . . r 'i i I. : t . .. 3 ' - ' P' "v xM -Everyone Is eligibU for .... bnt you imut enclose two . f -T uiesenanoome awaras,. A White Star Tuna labels or label except employees of Van Csmp repHc, with each individual ,.Se FoM Company, Inc and , mxxy. - -r ' v ' membersaf employees' families. ' . ,. . i.r . '.' ,r., , . i 2" " ' " '' , ' X ... Print name and address ' be accompanied by two rAtte u&tirhiuSlar.Tima,.U&k. Star, Tuna labels or replicas r with the price you paid per. - thereof. Yonmaysubmitasisanr can. This must be included with . ' different headlines as you with each entry.' oiiiE5i: r I . . . 500 Weekly Oualifvins . event of ties for any Driies. diid M . ... . r f .. . ... I " . ' ryizes win be awarded and licate awards win be given. . distributed every week, .'.by an 1 ; i, ' ;:: i.' impartial board of judges, ap pointed by Van Camp Sea Food Company, Inc. At the end of the 36 weeks of contest, the judges will select the Capital Cash Prixe winners excltuivtly from the list of Weekly Qualifying Price win ners) and theawards will be made as Christmas presents! In the Z J . , Contest begins Sunday, ' Jf February 23, 1936... closes Sunday, October J.S, 1936. All submissions become. the prop- ' erty of this company. 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