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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1937)
lint hind of peoplo lid! the Demonetrottimi Home ittid why? queellon, put by it Nown , Herald reporter II thn ilitlid K11'11111,1' committen, brought a diticionurn Of many intorentitin Approximately :lip pet cell' of I Ito vinitorts nrn home-ownetn. Thirty-five per 1,01 nre Inter ented II buildinn. Thirl y five per relit aro rout ern 'Intl do not contlOttiplitto 1)1111,1 Inn In the 110111011100 future. Approxiinntely 6f. per cent nre from the city i,f Kistmath And 35 prir cent nrn fr tho our rounding country. Vinitorm intro been regintertil from Fort liotign. In., Wit ithburg $ polialte, and 'ravioli'', It Wasii !Won. Salem, New berg. (11111111 1.111111 Cheniti it, Kirk, Pine itidge. Algoma, lionnntn. Mer rill. lin. In Oregon; To lelnite anti Altman, in t alifornin. 000 Y111110r 1111110 clear from Kan san City, Mo.. pint to nen thin 'rwenty-fivn for E.nt of (Ito vin Korot W0t0 111111r011011 In the fur sill urn urrangement. Teti per cent wen' intereeted In the heating method's. Seventy-five per rent of tho women wern interentrei Pip the roved, or rounded bone, itrranKo ntent of (lin (ineolennt in the kitchen. Thin prevent,' Ihn sccum illation of duo) . mid 'mann chitin. hug canter. SixIYfivo Per cent of lite vinit ors npolto favorably of the hien of an electric heater in thn bath room. which taken thn chill opt the cold morning,' and aids 'WWI In drying her hair after n nham t September 25, 1987 Demonstration Home on View Until Oct. 3 LOVELY HOME WINS PRAISE Or VISITORS '"" ' "'" " Visitors at the Immonatration 1 flow limirootti met for the front kitchen. Thin prevenin tho 'ream l in. li illation of dunt. and molten clean. m" " 1111" 1""'" "m"t"1Y 11'1 ht"troo and many 'MVP 110,to presmett with I It, 1,11401V. to! Sit,, tis and wishful ing canter. i(l SixtYflvo Per cent or too yoot 't!!!'111.11Y It g" " hich loin. .01 Molts cast at this net. oret !Tulin favorably of they idea n'Ittun't1 to (hue Unit,' klatil Too amitth Furniture cont ath rommittet: by the inerchatith pan.. of an electric heater in (ha bath- y furnished the back bedroom of Klamath room, which taken thn chill off I with a fine set of boned 1110,1110. the e01(11 inorningo and alibi milted The California ()repot l'owcr and thee charming curtilina It drying her hair after a nham. company 1, it 11,W Veer IiroiuIion he house. Also the inghonse eiret rte. ran,.' Ii ..11, lovely Colonial table Mut ocea So far only two ovoid., hove kitchen. 'thee uregon Equipment PIOI)31 chairs come from Utz. (.1,,,,dh.r company installed the litteht K131111011 Furniturn cmupany. Re Chrlet Y booklet. on tho latent model in Kelvittritor refrigerator well an I ho colorful break font Memo in low rota home Minding. together u.ith n Hew tood,1 wa,ii table and chairs in the kitchen. which Ii Of fermi Irro 10 Pitch ittit , I00 nOltso ham horn brjghtrtlott Itettt through tho emurtesy of the. The Itia Furniture inpns with A Build lilamoth ommittee!. plovieled a charming Fashion I ranceitiont of flowers donated by air These are the Build Klamath Sponsors: ABSTRACTORS IViltion Title and Abottract nt t Main S. Mona IGO K In mat It County Alttract Co. II 1 S. 4111 St. Phone 186 ItultrrEcr Howard n. rerrin Underwood Ilidg. Phtme 215(14 7i KM Klamath Falls Branch S. National Bank of Port land, 44re. Flrat National Bank of Klantat II Falls Mani bar FPCIeral Doposi Thou r omen Corp. Do you need a home? We ma ke t hpaa loam CONCEETE MEN IV. M. McDaniel enn Michigan Ave. Phone flitW It. Warner RI. I, 110 11170 - 21123 ELECIMICIASS Ches. D. Delve Ion 407 Mein St. Phone 127 yen Ffret Electr In Service 208 mnitt St. Phone tift-W FLOOR SANDING REFINISHING C. V. Golden r0.11oz 203 Mono 1681141 FURNITURE Klamath Furniture Co. 721 Mein - Phone 804 !menu Furniture Co. 195 E. Main - 19 785 G ERA CONTRACTORS 11. M. Battler ROB N. Spring Phone MO John Ibirgland D entover Terrace Phone 4 Mit Gus 11. Johnson 7no Calif. Ave. Phone 071SW Dhaa. Wit hers 080 Alameda Phone 2100 B. Gray Office I I I So. A tit. Phone ISO 21145 Garden Phone 11012W J. T. (bushier 020 Division St. Phone 44 BABB 111111.181NO mTEntAidi Jim Baker Crushed Bock, Sand Cement rennin City toad Phone 1200 Itlaninth Concrete Pipe Co. Pipe, Concrete Building Blocks 805 Market St. Phone 582 MASONS E. A. Friherg fit. 1, Box 700 Phone 67,14 Angelo Doyen' 701 Alromh. St. Phone 18024 Rodeo Queen Pays Visit to New House The Photagrapher happened In be out nt tho 10111011Mt Mt 1,1n ilf)111r. Niltehell and Garden streets, wh" (III soot,. tie or ok roo tho )14 ram Into look the place over. Here he is, in the ham d esa loohoot mer broelotre on hotneim tiding and talking It over with IIot.i. II,ti !loft or I h. Iletoonat tattoo home. Nottle pat-11,10u: ly I 1..I he bright, compact kitchen and the special elect' le heat I Iir ariallo111,111 tu. lit. bathroom of I he Dentonnt rat ion house. Attractive Furnishings Win Eye of Visitors gno HOME DBUIIILIMER THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON the Flower 131'10E01. Via Korn from out of town have been agreeably surprined at the profusion of flowera that Klamath grows. CAMP FIRE LIGHT WIENER ROAST AFFAIR FRIDAY Camp fires strung aerosn the playground of the Community Congregational chureh Friday night lighted an open air wiener roast enjoyed by the Boy and Girl Semite of the rhureh, the Christian Endeavor and the older Sunday school studenta. lee cream was elan served. Earlier in the day the primary damson of the Congregational Sun. day school held a almilar w lener roamt. HOSTESS HAS PLEASANT BUT ACTIVE DAIS By ILENE 11014' Host 1104, Demonstration Home MI week long they've been tioming to look over our lovely Demonstration Home, and I've had a wonderful time meeting tile eitizna of the Klamath Empire. And I've been pleasantly sur prised et the large number of these visitorm who are actually in terested in building a home or re modeling the one they now have. You'd be aurpriseri at the ques tions they ask me. too. For instance. one of the ladies wanted to know where she could keep 500 quart', of fruit she bad canned this summer. I had a quick answer for that one. Down in the space that is generally wasted, underneath the sink, is a large, roomy compatt ment. 'shelved with Klamath knotty pine. that is ideal as a place for keeping canned fruit. And another question that I have been asked is whether there Is any inconvenience in the fact that our house doesn't have a basement. My answer to that, emphatic ally' is "No," because we have all the things that a basement gener ally has. right on our ground floor, handy and convenient. Our oil heater with a gravity air flow is only a step from the kitchen and I can adjust it without traip sing ckar up and down those old basement stairs. The washing machine and sta tionary trays are on th e same floor so that I don't have to run up and downstairs every time the telephone rings or the baby cries. In fact, I much prefer the idea of washing easy and often. didn't know bow I would like this job of being hostess at the Demonstration Home but it cer tainly has been a pleasure. The people who have come to look at the house have been so nice and friendly, it was just like having 2rIto RE 0 ME mtnfliEln Residential Construction Has Sharp Upturn By E. S. DUFFIELD In Vail Street Journal) WASHINGTON A sharp up turn in residential construction In half a dozen large population centers this month, which may foretell the end of the recent slump in building, is disclosed by a special telegraphic survey made by Stewart MacDonald, federal housing administrator. Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Miami and Los An geles offices of the FHA reported early September gains in building activity ranging as high as 21)0 per cent above the August lull, ac cording to the survey which was made public yesterday, In these centers, particularly in the first four, activity in the first 10 da5s of this month probably is higher than during the like period last year, officials said. Results of the survey conducted by Administrator MacDonald are particularly significant because they give the first indication that the June-August slackening of residential building may be draw ing to an end. Any portents of re viving construction are regarded much-liked neighbors stepping M. Now I have a little tip for those who haven't seen the house yet. You'll find it nicer to come early in the afternoon when there are not so many here. And those who can should come on week days because there is certain to he a crowd here on Sunday. Finally. I want to say that I am truly proud of this Demonstra tion Home and the part I have had In showing it to the people of the Klamath country. PUBLIC INVITED TO HEAR BANKER ADDRESS CLUB Hans S. Pfeund of Portland, secretary of the Oregon Bankers association. will be the guest speaker at the regular luncheon meeting of the 2030 club at the Willard hotel Wednesday noon, Septemtkr 29. Inasmuch as this will be Pleund's only speaking engagement during his one day stay in the city, the public is OPEN 1 P.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY UNTIL OCTO as important here because of the widespread belief in administra tion circles that building activity must give the recovery movement its nest year impetus. NationViride Portant Good Although September figures for the entire country have not yet been complied, preliminary re ports on a nation-wide basis indi cate that remidential construction may be closing the gap between this year's and last year's levels which was opened by the summer slump. Mortgages accepted for appraisal by FHA field offices during toe three weeks ended September 11 aggregated 130,962,000, or only 12 per cent below the total for the like weeks last year, accord ing to figures made public yes terday. This compared with an Is per cent decline under last year during the month of July. A part of this apparent recovery as compared with last year may be due, however, to the fact that July. 1936, was a month of ex ceptional activity, making the spread between that month and July, 1937, especially large. cordially invited to attend this luncheon. Pfeund is considered one of the ablest speakers in Oregon, and his subject, "Public Bene factor No. 1," is sure to appeal to anyone interested in the fi nancial and political economics of the state and nation. Pre liminary arrangements t o r Pfeund's visit to Klamath Fails were made by Glen C. Lorenz, vice president of the First Na tional bank of Portland. Roy T. Premo is chairman for the luncheon and is making arrange ments for special entertainment for the occasion. Reservations for this luncheon may be made by calling the Wil lard hotel, and officers of the 20-30 club request they be made by Tuesday noon. LOS ANGELES. (UP)Point, ing to a badly discolored eye, Mrs. Esther TrOnlig Iltd told the court her hueband had Just beaten her and suggested that she "take the black eye to the judge as a gift." The court granted her a divorce. oilao litiLk.A;La 115MIL6LWILLMScr Take a look at the Demonstration Home at Mitchell and Garden Streets. Here is your chance to see the latest ideas in home building. Don't miss it! to 1111W111.1 J15UJ IT ling In t is house you can own a home of which you will be proud at a price you can afford. The down payn ment is $1428.01 and the monthly cost is less than $36. Don't wait, because it will be sold to the first one who offers the cash or a down payment salsa factory to the committee. Makeyour offers to the hostess. TM i I. E ill 40, PAGE FIVE MANY INQUIRE ABOUT BUYING NEW DWELLING Inquiry has been active on, the part of those interested in mak ing the Demonstration Home their own, Hostess Ilene reports at the end of the first visitation week. However, the lucky purchaser with a down payment of 91428.01 In cash has not yet showed UP. If it was an automobile, the purchaser would have to pay one third down and the balance at a considerably higher rate of Pay ment and Interest than is staked for the home at Mitchell and Gar den streets. Those who have offers to make for the down payment other than cash can list them with the host ess and they will be given careful consideration by the committee., The house is the latest 1937 model type, designed and built under the supervision of a com petent architect, out of the beat materials by mechanics who put their finest efforts into producing a home that anybody would be proud to own, committee mem bers said. It Is located in a section of the city which is steadily improving in values and in "livability," they pointed out. TOUGH BREAK CHICAGO UllCarl Soderberg, 55, is certain that catsany color are unlucky. Having recovered from a frac tured left leg which kept him in a hospital for several weeks, he was able to climb a ladder in an at tempt to rescue a cat marooned on a three story building. Soderberg lost his footing, re gained his hospital cot. It was the right leg this time. JERSEY CITY, N. J. (UP) Two-year-old Leon Gauthier lean ed Out of a second story 'window too far. His mother, hanging up wash in the yard, saw him fall. She ran a few steps and caught him. He was not injured. These are the Build Klamath Sponsors: PAINTING CONTRACTORS J. H. Pikes ' Phone 468 Clinton Landis Contract Painter J. P. Roper Phones 267-W-1 and 19136-W C. B. Brown SOI Eldorado Phone SOW R. Oden Miller Phone 09,11 PLASTERERS L. C. Etwing Rt. I. Summers Lane, Pb. 5734 Chas. W. Thomas and Son 2105 Wantland Ave. Phone 8883 PLUMBING CONTRACTORS a. E. Friesen 1023 Main st. Phone 712 W. M. Lorenz 116 S. 7th St. Phone 159 707 S. eth St. Phone 2115 G. C. Motley 920 Klamath Are. Phone 2054 Keenan 122 S. Oth St. Phone 40 The Starr Co. 129 N. nth St. Phone 1541 The Waters Co. 680 S. nth St. Phone 144111 EQUIPMENT DEALERS California Oregon Power Co. Klamath Falls, Ore. Oregon Equipment Co. 127 S. nth Phone 2057 RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Big Basin Lumber Co. Main and Spring Phone 107 Copeland Yards Main and Center Phone 121 Drake Lumber and Fuel Co. 910 Spring St. Phone 1027 Home Lumber and Supply Co. South 6th St. Phone 227 Klanxath Valley Lumber Co. South Oth St. Phone $OO Swan Lake Moulding Co. South Oth St. Phone 759 REAL ESTATE DEALERS Howard Barnhisel 111 N. 9th St. Phone 1050 Chileota and Smith 116 N. gth St. Phone 06 J. E. Hosking 517 Main St. -Phone 1 M. L. Johnson 408 Main St. Phone 2161 Ira L. Davis 190 N. 10th St. Phone 1634 Monte ilus and Cofer 1107 Main St. Phone 1107 T. B. Wetter' 615 Main St. Phone 666 Frank L. Weaver Williams Bldg. Phone 586 Geo. J. Walton 419 Main St. Phone 1144 LOAN COMPANY First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Klamath Falls 111 N. 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