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October 29, 1988
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Modern School Gym and Shop Completed
Home for Elderly Couple
Simple, Modern, Complete
Dedication of New
Structure Event of
Next Tuesday Night
Building Ready for Dedication
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STREET
TO BE REBUILT
ISVVf
WAREHOUSE
SP
t tw.
Br
Elinor IJiilnlnnr, owner of tha
Hprlng it r not warehouse orciiilil
by Montgomery Wnrit and com
puny which wan pnrllnlly des
troyed by firs October 20, an
.,4 nnnnced finliirilny thai conalruo
I (Ion work would nlarl. on the
building as nou an Ills ilnlii'ln
had boon cleared away.
Fir of undetermined origin
swept through the warehouse
where furniture waa stored mid
rauseri a 17(00 loa. Dataller
etated Ratunlay Hut the Inaur
nr company would replace the
building.
According lo Ralalger work
hould bs under way by the
middle of the wank. An anllrnly
new roof will ha placed on lh
building, Including four lama
akyllghte which war dantroyad.
All wiring mint ba pUcad In tha
bulldlnf and new wlndowa and
doora. A naw office will ha
ronatructad In the Interior, and
tha front will ba renovated In
eluding naw wlndowa, doora and
palm.
All walla of tha bulldlni will
ba "polniad-UP," Ilalalger aintad,
. with naw mortar replaced be-
twaan tha Ill's.
Tho condition of tha floor
rould not ba ascertained until
tha dahrla was cleared away,
but It la thought lhal I It I In dam
age wii dons In that portion of
Ihn building. Tha hasamnnt la
thought lo hn In (nod condition,
aa wall. Halalgar elated that ha
did not think thai Ihs polalnaa,
alorad In lha haasmant, wars
barmad by ths firs.
Rpraius Rlvar praaanla a buay
Main atreet aa contrnrtnra and
carpanlera aro buay replacing Dm
many hulldlnga and hnma which
wara destroyed by flra there ra
rnntly. General ro-hullding haa
haan undar way for anvnrnl weeks
and atoraa will occupy much hat
tnr quarlnra than thoas which
bnuaad Ihom prsrlouily, It waa
Inarnad,
TICKET SALE FOR
BIEBER FIREMEN'S
, BALL HEAVY
BIEBER, Calif., Oct. ll-r-About
11000 In tlrksla havs been aold
alraadr to ths dancs tonight for
bnnaflt niahar volnntaar flrn da
partmnnt which haa hnnn equipped
and operated four yean without
taiatloo.
WE with fo pay tribute to tha untiring efforti and
ths help given by members of ths ichool board,
by tht principal and staff of Klamath Union High School,
and to tha several contractors and their workman, In tha
production of this new building tha addition to our
high ichool plant.
The Office Of
Howard R. Perrin
Architect
Underwood Bldg. Phona 250-J
Give Yourselves a Gift
Remodeling or Building Your Own Home
V v It the Finest Christmas Present of All
PREPARE FOR IT NOW
No Matter What Your Building Problem It, We Have
The Answer
The manufacturers we represent
make up the
WHO'S WHO
of the building specialty line.
The quality Is unexcelled, and
our prices are
CONSISTENTLY LOW
Drop In end See Klamath's Finest
Building Supply House
F. R. Hauger
-it-..
wr ja,a'i um
Weatarn Homes Koundatlon
this week offera a homa plan
designed by the National Plan
Service for tha aerlci of Cortl
grado homaa created lo cover a
wide ranis of taatet and requlre
ninnia of modlum and ainall In
come fninlllea. Thla example la
called the (.'ertlgrado Security
home bceauao It wns originated
to niiH't lbs apeclflo needa of an
elderly couple whoas children
had all married and mado homaa
of their own and who dealred a
completely modern dwelling that
would demand comparatively Hi
lls cars and coat for mainten
ance. "Ths Certlgrsde Security cot
tage plan meeta a very definite
need and one that haa been al
innal entirely neglected by homo
designers In tha past," said W.
C. Hell, chairman of Wvaturn
llomea foundation. "Not only In
Ita room arrangement and In Its
The month of Octobsr was
brought to a close this weskond
with numerous building permits
leaned by Henry Bchortgon, city
building Inapoctor, for various
atructurea Including homaa, gar-
m
l LlVINO BOOM
HEMS Mllii
PERMITS ISSUED
"t'.A.v .... - 4M
equipment and una dealgn but In
ovary linn of Ha appearance waa
(hla Ccrtlgrado home created lo
produce the effect of serenity,
comfort, protectlvenaaa and olher
qunlltlea which enter Into the
meaning of 'security. ' With soft,
while ahlngln aldnwnlla and cool
moaa-grsen ahlngln roof tnd wood
hultera, thla llttla home yields
an effect of reat and peace aa
naturally aa flowers yield color
and fragrance.
"Thla la also an Ideal homa
for ths young married couple or
any small fnmlly. I.Ike the Ccrll
crade Hnowhlte. It offers a com
psct and beautiful small boms
with all modern aqulpment and
conveniences for the aame price
that would he asked for a large
unequipped home. An alternato
plan la provided by the National
l'lan Hervlco by which the rear
porch apace and the alalrway II
I net rat eel In this floor plnn. to
gether with a little extension
from ths right rear, allow for
the addition of a flrat-floor util
ity and ths elimination of the
baaement."
Ths Certlgrsde Security home
was created for families within
an annual Income range of from
11500 to 12000. Working plans
and aperlflratlona may he ob-
inlned through retail lumber
dealera or from Weatarn llomea
Foundation, 364 Stuart Rldg
Seattle, Washington.
aKc, addltlona and general ru
pnlra to houaea and bualncas
placea.
J. E. Frleaen, 1T1 Main atreel,
received a permit to construct a
12500 room to be used aa a beat
ing room for a mattreaa repair
shop. Ths strurturs will be of
tile. It was stated In ths applica
tion. (1. Kllnkhammar, contractor,
now residence, 12000, Vina ave
nue. (ieorgs Gilchrist, 913 Grant
atreel, 1400, construct garage and
make repairs to residence.
W. J. Heifer, 1933 Melrose
street, 1 110 garage.
Mrs. C. F. Rswllns, 391 Hill
side avenue, ISO, garage.
J. P. Satterlce, 1037 Washing
ton street, $110, reahlngle roof.
Earl W. Overarker, permit to
construct new (1000 residence on
Iiroad atreet.
.1.. A. Soder, 2l4 Lowell atreet,
: addition to residence to cost J 100.
K. L. Foster, C29 Jefferson
street, 32.10, garage.'
i Mrs. Vic Douglas, 3138 Vine
, atreet, 1 50, garage.
Mrs. Msude Rupert, 1545 Sar
gent street, $400, addition of room
on residence and Installation of
plumbing.
SO. 8. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.
29 (AP-USDA Hoga for five
days: 8350, compared Friday
last week: butchers 15c higher;
packing sowa steady; week's top
butchers $8.80, late bulk and top
170-325 lb. weights $3,76; light
lights, medium grades and good
to choice 230-275 lb. butchers
sorted out at $8.25; packing sows
$6.25-50; local butchers $8.26.
Today: none.
Cattle: for five days: 1850,
compared Friday last week: all
classes fully steady to strong;
hnlt load good 951 fed steers
$S.26; medium to good 895-1070
1U. warmed up and short fed
steers $7.35-76; medium grass
slaughter steers $6.50-7.60; sev
eral loads medium to good feeder
steera $6.25-50; medium to good
grass and warmed-up heifers
$5.85-7.25, load well-bred 886
lb. Wyoming grass heifers $7.26,
pood. Wyoming range cows $5.60
6.25; fat dairy cows to $4.60;
medium bulls $5.00-6.00. Today:
none. Calves: for five days: 60,
Including 86 direct. Compared
Friday last week: only odd head
offered, few choice vealers 60c
higher at $50.50, odd head good
light calves $9, few 416 lb.
weights $7.50.
Sheep: for five days: 1900,
Congratulations to
Klamath Union High School District
The Taxpayers
' The School Board
on fh
New Addition To Tho KUHS Plant
Inspect It Yourself At the Dedication
November I.
J. M.
One of the finest high school basketball plants In the
northwont and a department
shops are embraced in tho
completed on the Klamath
Dedication of the building Is scheduled for Tuesday
night, November 1, and tho public will have its first
glimpse at that time of tho interior of the extensive new
structure. Not only parents of high school students, but
any interested citizens, are invited to attend the dedica
tion and accompanying events, according to Lloyd B.
Emery, high school principal.
The new building completes
the major projects of a $206,
000 building program financed
by a bond Issue. It rounds out
the high achool plant and
answers a shortage In physical
educating facilities that has be
come Increasingly acute as the
enrollment of the Institution has
mounted to 1100.
The big maple floor Is ample
enough for two practice basket
ball courts almost aa largo aa the
old floor In the center of the
main building. A regulation aize
court, extending the other way,
will be uaed for all regulation
games.
Dleachera are built on either
aide of the floor. Thtte now
lnatalled will Beat more than
1000 apoctatora, and an addi
tional aupply of portable bleach
era will add more than 600 lo
the aeatlng capacity. Last year's
basketball games attracted crowds
which more than filled the audi
torium seating capacity.
A feature of the main room
Is a large end room or alcove
to be uaed by the band. It opens
on the playing floor. Large doors
can be closed to make thla a
room in Itself, In thla manner It
will be used lo a considerable
extent aa a music room.
Showers and dressing rooms
are under the bleachers on the
north side.
The shop rooms are at the
rear of the gymnasium atruct
ure, which atands out aa a part
of the front view of the high
acbool building ensemble. There
la a large room tor woodwork
ing and a smaller one for auto
mechanics. There la room for ex
pansion of the shop facilities.
Until the new building was
constructed, there were no fa
cilities for Indoor physical edu
cation for girls at the high
school. Now, the old gymnasium
is being turnod over to the girls,
and the boys will use tbe new
building.
The structure la heated by
natural hot water from a well
just drilled near Modoc field.
Cost of the gymnasium and
shop waa about $140,000.
Itoll-up Door
One of the intoreatlng feaures
of the plant is tho roll-up door
separating the gymnasium and an
adjoining room on the balcony.
This door, according to F. It.
Hauger, who supplied It, Is the
largest roll-up door In Oregon.
It measures 25 feet wide and 14
feet high, and although it weighs
nearly 8000 pounds It could be
operated by a high school stu
dent. It has compound gears
and Is spring balanced.
Materials for construction of
the new addition were furnished
almost without exception by
Klamath firms. The office of
Howard R. Perrin, architect,
drew the plans and E. P. Broster
hous was the general contractor.
All tbe lumber was supplied by
the Big Basin Lumber company,
and 3. M. Baker furnished all
the rock, sand and cement.
F..R. Hauger supplied the ce
ment hardners, re-inforclng steel,
glass, brick, metal Insulation,
patent lath and plastic, steel
toilet partitions and limeproof
mortar colors.
Others participating in the
construction of the plant Include
Klamath Brick and Tile, W. M.
Lorens, O. C. Motley and Gar
celon'a. compared Friday last -week:
lambs steady to strong, strictly
good to choice absent; sheep
nominally steady; medium to
good 67-83 lb. California and
Oregon wooled lambs $7.60-75
straight and sorted up to 15 per
cent at $8.26, actual top $7.75
on double 83' lb. Oregons; few
medium to good early shorn
lambs $7.10-50; package light
yearlings $5.60; common to good
medlum-pelt slaughter ewes
$1.60-3.25. Today: none.
Baker
of modem, factory type
handsome now building jus
Union high school grounds:
Taking another step forward
In the elimination or superfluous
and confusing grade namea the
Red Cedar Shingle bureau an
nounces tho adoption of a almpll
fled aet of reflations for Its
member mills covering the manu
facture, marking and distribu
tion of C'ertlgrade red cedar
shingles.
Hereafter, tho grade names on
all No. 2 and No. 3 grades will
be dropped and the sblngles will
be marked and referred -to only
by grade, length and butt thick
ness. On the No. 1 grade the
names "XXXXX" or "Perfects"
will be retained for 16-in.-52-ln.
ahlnglea; "Perfectlona" will con
tinue to designate No. 1 18-ln.-52"4-ln.;
"Royals" will be used
for No. 1 24-in.-42-ln. and "Eu
rekas" will be used for No. 1
18-in.-52-in.
The grade narr.es are really a
carry-over by custom from the
great confusion of names and
brands that had their heyday be
fore the adoption of uniform
wooden ahlngle grade atandarda
In 1931 with the assistance of
the U. S. Department of Com
merce, bureau of trade standards.
The Red Cedar Shingle bureau
Includes In Ita membership about
86 per cent of the cedar shingle
production In Oregon. Washing
ton and British Columbia.
Stock Market
Quotations
SHINGLE TERMS
MUCH SIMPLER
Adams Express - 121
Air Reduction - 63
Alaska Juneau 9 5
Al Chem & Dye 186
Allied stores .". lzi
American Can . 103
Am Eng Tile 51
Am For Power 41
Am Power & Light 6!
Am Rad Sta San 173
Am Roll Mills 195
Am Smelt & Ret . .. 62i
Am Tel & Tel 14SJ
Am Tob "B" - 89
Am Water Works ..... ........ 14!
Am Zinc L & S Si
Anaconda ........ ............j...... 872
Armour 111 6g
Atchison ...... . 89
Barnsdall ..... ... .... 17)
Bait & Ohio . j.. .. 8 J
Bendlx Avia !2i
Beth Steel . 66?
Boeing Airp . ... 271
Borden 68
Borge-Warner 82
Budd Mfg 5J
Calif Packing 11
Callahan Z L .... . 21
Calumet Hec ... . . 8 J
Canadian Pacifio .. 6)
Cat Tractor 60g
Celanese 33
Cert-Teed 11
Ches & Ohio 351
Chrysler . .. 82J
Col Gas & El 9
Com'l Solvents .... 108
Comm'nw'lth & Sou 21
Consol Aircraft ......-.. 178
Consol EdlBOn 821
Consol Oil 9
Cont'l Can - 42
Corn Products .. 691
Crown Zellerbach .j.......... 14
Curtiss Wright 61
Dupont de N ........................ 4 61
Doug Aircraft ...................... 671
El Pow & Lt 12)
General Electric- ...... 461
General Foods j. ,j 88
Gen Gas & El "A" .. . 1
General Motors ................ 491
Gillette ... 8
Goodyear Tire .. $3
Gt Nor Ry pfd 25
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Use of Automatic Drainage
Pumps in Basements Gains
An Increasing use of auto
matic drainage pumps In resi
dential basements is reported by
plumbing contractors, says the
Plumbing and Heating Industries
bureau.
Drainage or sump pumps are
used for the purpose of providing
basement drainage when .no
sewer Is available; to provide
drainage when the basement Is
below the sewer level; and as
a protection against backwater
when the basement Is subject to
frequent flooding from the back
ing np of water through sewer
openings.
An electric drainage pump
will insnre a dry basement thua
permitting tbe full utilization of
baaement space for a laundry,
recreation room, storage, or
workshop.
Heeker Prod
Holland Furnace
Illinois Central
Insp Copper .
Int Harvester
lnt Nick Can
Int Pap & P pfd
Int Tel Tel
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott
Lib O Ford
Llgg Myers "B"
Loew's -
Long-Bell "A"
Lorillard P
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
101
471
14,
17
631
55
481
91
100
461
541
101
67J
41
19
501
101
261
26
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27
91
191
24
13
10
Hi
291
147
61
81
211
44
39
68
111
33
341
81
169
19
45
71
23
75
131
24
191
71
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191
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511
161
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31
43
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121
521
91
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Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Cash
Nat'l Dairy Prod
Nat'l Dlst
Nat'l Pow & Lt
N Y Central
North Amer Co .
Northern Pacifio ....
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Pac Gas & El
Pacific Tel & Tel ..
Packard Motor
Penney (J C)
Penna R R
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet ...
Proctor Gamble ...
Pressed Steel Car
Pub Svc N J
Pullman ...................
Radio
Rem Rand .........
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tob "B"
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Sou Cal Edison
Southern Pacifio
Standard Brands
Standard Gas & El ...
Stand Oil Calif
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N J ....
Stone & Webster
Studobaker
Sunshine Mining
sup Oil .....
Texas Corp .
Texas Gulf Sulphur .
Tidewater Asso Oil .
Timken Roll Bearing
Trans-America
Union Carbide ...........
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacifio
To Give Your Family
A REAL HOME
Warm In Winter
'r Coo! In' Summer
Walls and Roof
Must Be Insulated
W Hav Dust Received
New Carload of
MASONITE
Klamath
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sew gymnasium building at Klamath Union high school,
1.
An electric basement drainer
Is a protection to health by pre
venting the breeding of Insects
and bacteria which thrive under
conditions of excess moisture.
Pumps can be Installed by
plumbing contractors at very
nominal cost, the bureau points
out. Installation la simple and
Involves primarily the digging of
a sump Into which the basement
Is drained and tbe placing In
the sump of one of tbe new
model, low cost, automatically
operated sump pumps, especially
designed for this purpose.
Sump pumps are made In vari
ous sizes to meet varying condi
tions. The better pumps are of
all-brass and bronze construction
and will not rust. They will
operate economically and effici
ently for many years.
United Aircraft
United Airlines
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
U S Indust Alcohol
U S Rubber
U S Rubber pfd .....
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Big Basin
Lumber Co.
Main and Spring
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Valley Lumber
The airue-
U S Steel
Vanadium
Walworth
Warner Pictures
Western Union ...
Westinghouse
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CHICAGO. Oct. 29 '.TV Crop
reports from the wheat bells of
Argentina and southwestern Unit
ed States offset each other aa
grain market factors today, and
the result was a narrow, nervous
wheat trade.
Prices fluctuated with I cent .
range and closed with deterred
contracts fractionally higher.
Argentine temperatures were
reported rlflng. and while there
were light frosts no damage was
believed to have been done. ' The
expected substantial moisture re
lief on the domestic winter wheat
belt failed to materialize.
At the close, wheat was e off
to jc higher compared with yes
terday's finish, Dec. 64 1-65, May
661-66; corn l-c lower. Dee.
45-441, May 48; and oats nn
changed to 1c down.
Iotm-Man rllle Atbtttof Sitft
at Shinclei gtt the crcditf
pna ri(ai over 010 -wMim
eiutiful la DDenc-
fireproof. Won't wmi !
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Phono 227
Company
pee my
Rock, Sand and Cement
S. 6th St.
Phona 864
515 Market
Phone 1558
Pet!en City Road
Phone 1200
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