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THB KllAMATH NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, IS, 1928
PAGE FIVE: ,
Lumber Prices Contine to
Rise; Pine Finds Ready Sale
Ready to Bob At Six Weeks
IIY ('. '. CHOW,
Killlur Crow's I'a.lllc Const Lum
bar Ilaeal.
I llcprlutcd from the Orvamilun)
While I hare Ima been allxhl
I hey formerly dlil, depending up
on quick uhlpinituU 10 (111 the
gaps lu iliulr yards, making
delivery (I I run fnm ih rar un
eurprlslngly lamn DerceutaKe
llahlur volume or urilnra rouiluK , "' li'a aud thereby cult-
from some of Ilia rcinaumlnic , down Ilia bundling roala.
fields In I tin last
f nhon aa a whole
market ha passed
I wo works,
Iho lumbi r
tlirouicli lli
Ksltort Outlook O'ood
The rar malarial demand liaa
for anino tfmu biwn confined
auiuim'T moiillia Willi miirh leas , uioitly lu what usually la apokun
variation than usual! Tlila la ol aa "amal)" urdera for fill-In
wall linrna out ly tha fan that j and ropalr alack. Due tu III
lrliea bar laon , eluwly intnlus: good demand for yard Items
around and ar. fully aa firm now liakrtig almllar alios and grides
us I hay have bevn at any lima. lib rar malarial nmrkot baa loat
Having ai'n lh banrllla of ! " ground. In fart amna apurlul
an Intelligent program of pro-'rul fleam and bard llama of
d union regulation, mauy of the!1"'""'' common have advanced
largest mills throughout Oregon lng wllh yard alork. Al
and Washington have shut down though tlinrn are 110 duMnltnly
roinplelely for a waak alma Ibu announced rar building progrums
flrat of Hapiambrr mid Mhara 1 Imniedlataly In sight I hare la
rnnlainplute taking tlila aamu rauaon to fowl from rumora
action aoma lima nutwood liiiw,""""1 'hare will lie 1 strong
and October. While tha recent demand for rur nmlarlul bu
taprrlng off lu buying did nut bow aud Ibu flrat of the
nmoiint to enough to offar any!'"'"r bunt of Ibla rluaa of
linmi'dlni manaca I11 tba markal j '"inliar la bought during tba lata
Iha" further radiirtlon In Iht out-,'"11 "Inter iiiontha.
pul thai baa resulted from Ihf, The export bualnvaa baa iliown
rloalng down complately for a, alalia during Iha last waak o'
waak Ihla monib baa bean more I'lrklng up. , Wlilla export bus
than enough" to offset Dili run- Inaaa baa bean fulrly good all
dltlon even though, It should eon-: Hila year It baa not yit come
tlnua for another two wuoka. ; along In aufllrlent vnlunlu to
.which la nut IhiMight llkaly. jglvo the mllla Iho nuceaaary eilne
P Mill alockl on Ult nveraeii are' to ttul nrlcus uu tu Knra fli,.v
low and badly broken. The 'should be. Tbo foreign markete Drlre lnr" recently 1
footage on hand ho. l..-n , have aeen...! , 1. 1.. ,h..i, .r- ' P"l " The pine'
durad ataadlly alnra the1 curly In withholding business,
part of May and many Hems) One of tha mint aerluua tea
of both uppera and common arejluraa Iim been Iho Jack of buy
bring tarried fti aurh limited; Ing from Australia whlrh fol
quantltlaa that It la having home, lowed the new heavy Import
Inlluenre on dellvrrlea of hard duly. During Ihe lust two wecka
I s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 11 iji. 11
1 Mi . m
1
Kidnapers Send Coolidge Calls 1
Threat of Death I ftr Red Cross Aid
Of Billy Ranierij
Joe Bickerstaff
been dickering with flghlara.
"Can't announce who the fight .
Cootlnael From Pen One)
CHIC Alio, fkipl. 17. (I'D ; limtant netd of food, ahalter and
The latent threat of the kid- emergency relief. O-.vernor j
napera of little Hilly Itanierl,
that the boy'a head would Iw
ant to the father unlnaa 115.
OUO waa forthromlng Immediate
ly, aent a uew nlarm through
the Hklllan ncillon today.
The boy'a mother. Mr. A.
frank Itanierl, waa pnmlrnled
wllh grief today. Hhe, fiarir that
the abductora alraaily have car
ried out their threata lo kill
her boy. Italian women In the
neighborhood called at the Itan
ierl borne today to comfort her.
Parenta and police throughout
the dlatrlct kept the cloacst
watrh on the children for fear
the kldiiapera would extend their
operatlona to other humea.
Towner Porto Klro haa ap
pealed for Immediate relief."
Contrlbullona ahould be for
warded to tbe nearent local Kad
i'rm cbeptor rr to the 4 marl- i
run National Ited Croaa offlcea '
nt WeMhlngtnn, Ht. lula and t
fian Kranclac?, the prenldent
tated. I
Hull Cnma relief actlvltlaa for
the victims of the hurricane,
which baa Just awept over that
West Indies and Florida were I
rushed today nt the auggaatlon
of Frealdent Coolldge, mi reporta
ef heavy l.aa of life, running In
the hundreds, came from I'orlo
Itlro.
Ited Croaa officiate, unable to
get Into communication with the
1U 1 ICSCIll VtllU , n()t signed up yet." continue
1 ' 1 1 he promoter, "but If I can get , ,
I I'll hare a card September JS ! these two boya In the ring, It. '.,
I If everything goes right, and It'll J should be tha beat fight car .
be a "nalural.' aald Joe Teg","' "' in Kiamam rail.,
IllrkrrsUff. Klamath fight pro-' "Just lull the (ana to watch,' "
I moter, on hla return yesterday the aport page for the announce-
from Ban Francisco, where be hus ment."
Thomaslna AU'anesa of Milwaukee la only six wecka old, but
she'a eligible for a boyish bob right now. If she cares to have one.
The baby, shown hare with her m ;tber. haa a luxuriant gr-wtb of
:illky black hair from the day of her birth. Hut bvr mother aaya It
will Ita a long lima before any of It Is cut off.
III that Ihe mllla
broken eliu'ka ami
buve
bUltbl
.nCi Reames Country
Club Dedicated
Deputy Police Commissioner , .,riri,ell ,. on the Florida eaat
John Htege announced today he : couli werB uncertain whether
had the names of Mx mafia ; tnerB ha, been losa cf life there.
Kalnerl kidnapping. Three men , ,tley were ruhlng a aquad
extortlonlsla luipected In the f relief Workers to tbe acene
already bave been arreated In nevertheless.
connection with the Investjga- j The most frantic appeala for
tlon wblcn baa been directed by aid have ccme from Porto Itlco.
Stege. j where thousands are reported In (
danger of atarvatlcn, and this ;
j Country club waa on. For emergency demanded much of the
j aeveral hour! everyone enjoyed Attention of the Bed Croaa and '
j the dance and when "Home. American army officials today.!
! Hweet Home" waa played the oartlcularly aa local Ited Croaa
I party disbanded happy over the chapters In Florida and nearby
first social event In the Dew (reported they were In position to
I building. render aid fcr the moment.
Xwr lT
z mmi Baking Jitml z I
mllU nro opvrullnn on flvn'
ml unn-hulf day wrtk and llirnt I
b no hnK) (rum; I hut ;
bM.n of mtwltii; for tha bnlauro
of tlili bi'mhoii. Kvrr Jtrurtft f .
pine U' find inn ready kalo. Th
(I 'on I In a ed prom Pace Oaa)
aaurtmMla. Mill ordt-r fiU-' lh AulraMan lmy.rn havu lifon or no " l"B w"
vtiai II liaa iievi, ifr RiuiiJ
the
line way
are light but normal mi iha new . makina Innulrv
bails of bonking for the manu-jlhat they have In former years n""1"'"
lecturers havo rilsrovtred thsl which alwaya preceded a good
lb moat profitable way to wort volume "of buying tnd this
hand-to-hand buying la wllh looked upon aa one of the moat
nand-to-moulh selling, and Hits j hopeful of recent developments
made doi.bly -advisable with ' In the export market. The Jnn-
la
drapes were In place In thia new!
aoclnl cenlor Monday evening;
when Claude C. McCulloch called
the good naturad crowd to order!
and aunnunred the purpose oft
and the box factories ,n garnering, lie torn 01 tne i
rating to caoacliv with ' ora neosaary to urmg into
. ord.r flies sufficient to keep actually the structure, paid a
I" .. hlvh tell.ita. In hi r lln.f.n.nn
inem ruming on tola oasis lor .
another 6U days. The plno mills nd mr-mbers of the board of
are In a very Independent post- t'uMwMi and then announced the I
tlon as their seasoned aim ks , "1"',,n of " hearthatone."
have been i leaned up as fast ' A thoucht out plan was
annouucea ny Air. Aicuouocn. lie ;
the best drying weather has ol
the market up an upward trund anrse are expertrd l buy heavier
aud prices In.ilncd to Ineraasn. i beginnlna aruuml Iha aarlw nrt
rjislrrn Demand Nlow i of Octolwr aud the other smaller " r",,)r '"' hlpmant and a
The only waak feature of the foreign markets aro taking
market today la Iho lack of normal footago.
anllsfaclory culling orders for i Kastrm Murket IWullnr
ordinary No. I common. No. j The Atlantic coast cargo mar- cre"ln ,r"m ""
I common timbers bave nt uojket Is In Ihe sama peculiar con-1 The recent rains havo been
lime this .year been bought In ' dltli.n that II has been for sev- welcomed by lumber mnnufar
tutflrlent v-luma lj give the mar- j ""I mnntha lu that on the lurers. tl.rouylioul tha entlro
kot any backhnna. There have rolling rod tho ronxtuut arrival northwest us the flrn hssurd lu
been morn select common anil . of unsold transits Is holding the. tho woods had become vxlrem
special structural grudes placed ' delivered prices down, but on 'y nd and was causing the pr i
dian ordinarily, and II begins lbe prudurlng and Iho mills ore ducers cnn-lderuble expense' both
lo look aa ihvsgh Ihla- trutid 'finding ready salo for all Hint ! In protuctlye nieusurui and In
Yventimlly m mean. Ibiit' Ihu Ihay care -to put Into that field, cc.nirolllug suiill bliis,is .which
"logs will have ti be sawed un)at top prices. Juat how eii.iru-1 hd started. The daugor from
look up Ihe hearthstone, which
ready passed Ibe trade will find ".d ,,lol ot menl upon
the available aupply of ptue de-
iiito smaller sixes from year In
year as has beru tho rase lu
every othe: soft wood producing
tutors ran continue tu sell for 1 '"'est fires Is by no means pan
lesa than the roat prlro ts Home- a few duj-s ot dry weather
what of a mystery aud throwa I would soon dispel tha small
district. Tho fir mills are alow Iconslderable uncertainly Into the amount of moisture Ih
lo full In with aurh a dm-elnp. , outlook of Hint Important market j not penetrated fur Into the
ment, aa In the pait It ban1 which Is consuming a henry loot-, ground nr underhrush which
alwaya been felt that the renn-jaga Mcarlly god would pay a ; dr? tinder, but for tho
onil.al operation of a fir Plant ;fnlr price If better mrrcliandla- ln,e being at least the situation
required plenty of heavy timber I hg met hods woro used
business. Tho- California market, while
Tha demand from the rasturn much mora conservative than it
and middle weeteru rolnll yards waa through tho summer w hen
has not bean quite ai active as j tbe apurt was at lis height. Is
It was. but thla la thought to' taking a normal supply of lum-
lie only a deferred summer lull I ner and with tha exception of
Is greatly Improved.
whlrh Is Insrrllied the dste of
the opening and a further state-
'mint that the stone la to remain
In tart nnd In place' until Sep
tember 17. 193.1 at which time
; It la to he taken, up -and' the
.contents of the treasure box!
which waa placed tender the !
stonn Monday evening could be ' V
Inspcrted. the speochoa re-read
aiifl another program carried otnV'y1
th text ef which will remain i ' '.' '
under tho licartbslouo for. five;
yeara more. j , ,
IHM, rpM-iit, Kulnrc
I Mr Mrntl,u-h l,,irnH.,Ma B.l
I - .it, (v uii mi. niatory '
or the club. In his clever manner !""
ho paid t tribute to different ' -
mouibcra chiding moat of them
upon thlr golf game. Ills tale
of how golf started In Klam
ath Falls was a bit of hnmor
I.
( entirely worth preserving. j
! John C. lloyle. president of i
j'he club, spoke on -the present!
latatas of the club. He reviewed
which waa not vxtierlenced Inian occasional anle of some ran- diversified vaudeville programs lo I. ., .j . .. , ; nursing
ell liar Julv nr Aiir.,.1 Ii ...... I. i rfom n,l.. t..i.n... .... ' h.J.l I he hnar.U nl ih. ll. Tr.. ' . . c'uo l"rougn
. . uu ; - ---- - - 1 ,ls i,rat
ly la. The retailers are making! In a very gratifying way. Tho lhtre In many months will be!
no effort to hammer prices aa ' retell lumber business In Calif-1 Presented for the delight of pa
ths difference In the volume ornla alwaya slows jlowrf during j'ron today aud Wednesday,
haa hardly been enough to be July and August, and this year " la Indeed hard to different I
felt. It Is claimed , on good i has heen.no exception, but tho'ato as to the value of each act,
authority that Ihe outlook for outlook Is bow for a normal " tn(,y aro all good, but differ
business In. Ihe agricultural' ills-1 building season for tho balauro BI" lo production,
trlrla throughout the middle . of this year and Iho mllla appear Perhaps Ihe art wllh more unl
weat and. east Is very promts-1 lo have Hint market well In vernal appeal will be Dorothy;
Ing, but this demand , will v not j control. Cirrus, a miniature reminder of
come unlit the lumber begins: I'inn Ktoika Debited 1 1 he big top. These cleverly
to actually move out of the rc-j- lit tho pine districts enst or ' trained animals. Including pony.
all yards, as tho dealers carry, the Cascades market conditions J monkeys nnd dogs, go through a
only a fraction of the stock that 'are very similar to I bone of fir routine of slums that are not
stages and compll-
How many Telephones?
The above floor plan, for typical one-story
7-room houie, shows main telephone in dining
room and extension telephones in one bedroom
and the kitchen.
Whether your home -is large or small, It
should have enough telephones. The cost of an
extension telephone is very little. The convew
ience it great.
Simply call our Business Office and say, "I -want
an extension telephone." -
Our policy is yours
Th Bell Systran, of which we are a part,
accepts the rsponjibiliry Co provide a nation
wide telephone service as a public trust.
Our policy and1 purpose are th same as
yours the most telephone sen-ice and the
best, at the least cost to the public.
only worth while but supply many
laughs In their presentation.
For the big laughs on the show
Jim Fulton & Company and Hoots
and Millie Devoro will be on tho
'apot. Perhaps the former offer
1 Ing Is tho outstanding one and
this greut comedian with his com
pany offer 0110 of tho" moat
I wholesome fklts ever seeu on tho
j vaudeville singe. Hoots and 1111
i lie Devoro with tholr blackface
enmleulillua aro sure-flro laugh
! winners. Tho alow "southern
j humor nnd tho superstitious ml
j :rcd boy nro chockful of mirth.
I Another Mr timer to delight
i fan" will ho Reader and Seager.
two buys nnd two-pianos, find
"Tho Silver Lining.'.' two dnlnty
misses with youth and pulchri
tude. In a n)ty posing art.
I On the ecreon, Harry Lang
don In "Three's a Crowd." It's
. funny very funny and It's
.art! .
i TO JOIX l'KKKI) Hl'SllAXI)
I l,OS AKClKt.KR. Sept. 17.' (It
i P) Mrs. Pearl Humsted,' wife of
, K. J. Ilumstcd, toa Angeles mine
! superintendent who. recently oh
J talned his freedom from Mexican
bandits, today planned lo Join
mcnted members who had stood
through Ihe dark daya when It ;
requirea courage to carry on.
Mr. lloyle congratulated the club
on having reached a sound stage
of existence when It could ;
properly lie tormed an institu-
tlon that In tho future would I
lake Its place among the need- I
ful things of the community. i
A ahorl' prophecy of tho club's !
future was given by Bruce
Dennis In which he expressed '
belief that nothing but a fine
career could be expected and that
Ihe club would add to tho social
lifo of Klamath Immeasurably. :
Hearthstone laild
Mr. McColloch collected the
manuscripts of Ihe different
talks and with other tokens ot'
present day life deposited all In
the stool box Uhleh .Is sealed for '
tho next five years, with the 1
hearthatone sot In Solid cement, i
llo then pnld a high tribute to
E. H. Itoanis, who donated tho :
tract of land for the Keamos I
Oolf and Country club, stating ,
that among the public spirited I
men whose names will go down !
In Iho history of this city Mr. '
Itcanies stands at tho top. Land
that Is now worth a largo sum
of monoy was willingly donated
bo this man who had vision and
wanted to do something lo ad-'
vanco tho social lite of the city. '
That tho name of Mr. Itoanis Is
deeply revered by all members .
was evidenced throughout the
evening In tho many beautiful
things said of him.
Kvery speaker mentioned with1
much feeling the work of H. D.
.Mortensen aa bulldor of the club
houso and as the last speaker
of the evening Mr. Mortensen
' axeT? ril Si
. .Pan bbs - . vsLOiMmMM ttm&
: i Far homes without efce- i ' C
frlcity the Maytat It fc
amiiabte with in-built h
gdsefne mofor. .
FOR many months, mora than one-third of all "washers
sold have been Maytags." Now the demand for New
xviayrags is outstepping uhs picviuua wunus iiui
seam, removes both soap and
Only by washing with the
Maytag can you fully appreciate
the advantages of its roomy,
seamless, cast-aluminum tub that
will not rot, .rust, warp, split nor
corrode, that empties, itself and
cleans itself. .
Look for these Features when
' you try the New Maytag
Automatic-feed, Soft Roller Water Re
mover, which swings to seven positions
-, and reverses.-. Does not crush buttons
' and has instant tension release which
Is the utmost in'safety.
Non-breakable, heat-retaining, life
. lasting, cast-aluminum tub which cleans
and empties itself.
uiet power-drive with precision-cut
steel gears.
A week's washing done in an hour.
Tubfuls washed in 2 to 7 minutes.
No hand-rubbing even of cuffs and
collars. "
Adjustable legs which raise or lower the
tub to your height.
-Hinged cover which forms handy shdf
when open.
Lifetime washing service the Maytag
is the most durable washer made.
1 Oni out of every three washers
' told it a Maytag .
224 South Seventh St
Only by washing with a Maytag
can you realize the convenience of
the new Soft-Roller Water Re
mover, that hugs every fold and
A Phone CaU Brings You One
water from every part of the gar
ment, spares the buttons . and
leaves no hard-to-iron wrinkles.
The Maytag Roller Water Re
mover has an automatic feed
board the height of safety and
efficiency, and is one of the mniy
features exclusively owned and
controlled by Maytag. . ..
The Maytag will do on average washing in an hour
or so, and it is so thorough that no hand-rubbing is
neccsrary even on collars, cuffs, wristbands or grimy
overalls. Try a Maytag. If it doesn't tell itself, don's
keep it.
MAYTAG RADIO PROGRAMS
WHT. Chir.se. TuM.. WeJ.. Thur.. Frl Sat.. 9:00 MS: JO
P. M. WCCO! Miaaespolls. Fri S; 0 to 0:00 P. M. WHO.
Dca Molne Sun.. 7:15 to 7:45 P. M. KDKA, PiltshUTsh,
S. - . a-', m m p M WRAP. Fort Worth.
Moo.. :.10to9 O0 P. M. KXX, Portland. Ore, Tues. and
Stt.. 1:11 to 9.00 P. M. I
Hours dttisnatti art standard timt ai iht station namad. I
Deferred Payments
You'll Never Miss.
THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, loua
(Poinded 1S94)
MAYTAG SHOP
Phone 1092
Maytag Shops are operated by the Maytag Pacific Company at the following
points in Oregon and Washington:
unuuiin, tunny ihhimicu J"'" Mn.n . ..
her husband In Mealro a. soon I '"", "P""- H PO"e with
i as poMlble. Mrs. Biimstod will
' lake tier' sons with livr, she said.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
JACK FROST
SHOR ItKI'AIHINU
While Vou Walt '
Woman's half soles $1, pair
Wood heel toplltta, H.V pr.
Men's rubber heels Btle pr.
much feeling and said the arnat-
ot Joy In this world Is to be'
able to help do something that '
will aid others In enjoyment.
, i nave in my weak way'
been helpful lu providing this
club house for all to enjoy, 1 1
.am extremely happy In the
effort," said Mr. Mortensen. I
:Amld loud cheers of apprerla-1
! tlon Mr. McColloch ordered music!
nnd Iho first, tlanre In tho new.
Aberdeen. Wn.. 309 S 1 St.
Albany. Ore., US Kerry St.
Astcrla. Ore.. 190 IS St.
Baker. Ore., 1917 Court St.
Belllngham, Wn.. 1236 State St.
Bend. Ore., 7.13 Wall St.
Bremerton, Wn., 805 Pacific,
t'entralla. Wn., 117 S. Tower. "
Colfax. Wn.. 208 N..Mnln.
Colrllle. Wn., 10S S. Main.
Eugene, Oro., 991 Oak St. v
.-Evorelt, Wn., 2816A Rockefeller Ave.
Kelso. Wn., 86 W. Main.
Klamath Kails, Ore., 224 S. 7th.
LaOrande. Ore., Holmes Bldg.
Marshtleld. 465 N. Broadway.
Medford, Oro.. 31 N. Bartlctt.
New-berg. Ore., 1st and Meridian.
Odessa. Wn.
Okanogan. Wn.. Second Ave.
Olympia. Wn.. 218 K 6th St.
Orenon City. Ore.. 804 Main. Hogg Bros.
Pendleton, Ore.. 127 W. Alta.
Tort Angeles," Wn., 113 W. Kront.
Portland, Ore., 224 Sixth St.
Puyallup, Wn.. 109 Second Ave., S. E.
' Salem. Ore., 467 ferrv St. . .
Seattle. Wn., 1619 Third Ave.
Spokane. Wn., W. 3.15 Sprague.
Sunnysldo. Wn 5S2 Sixth St.
Tacoma. Wn.. 740 , St. Helens Ave. '
The Dalles, Ore., 403 M Washington.
Vancouver. Wash., 30$ .Main St. ,
Walla Walla. Wn., 17 S. 4th St.
Wenntchee, Wn., 31 S. Mission. .
akima, Wn., 203 W. Yakima.
Aluminum Jjfel&,