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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1931)
PAGE FOUR i WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1031 THE KLAMATH NFAVS The Klamath News -or vara In socot fclaaMth Nwa filD h.kib aeroae-ar loi III tfeiiia Firife iunl fciemetfc ya, or Official palMI- Of Cltf Of tttaBiala "Ha, and MUmiih Coaoty. EobarC Oalleway . raa Klmmtrmtt. Jkd. Ur otaiaratf a Nooad Um natter ft ta pnalArflc ! klamath Kali. Orene. Nevembar It. 121, nogar ct of March Ufa. liUM-ttirTION HAT KB p.t Tared by oarriar, n.ont&$ aft rlivrd b omrrlar. rr tllr1 kr mIL veer, onunty fc.v LMiivrd toy mall outalda ooua ll. af - Pubacrtpilona pay tola la advanoa. Htrotvd natlnoally by al. c Um;unmkn CO. Uo. Ban Fraaelaoo tiw York Obtoaco lirntt Portland fUaltla Loa Anlra Ctta of Tha Herald and Nara, te(br tth com plat Informattoa abnui tha h la ninth Fa I la mxrfcaL luav oa obtained fr the a king al any of theae affieea. TtifpboM iaoe tltmbir Audit tturaau 01 real tloo GAS COMES TO KLAMATH FALLS Klamath Falls can now J"elly boast of possessing all the modern conveniences of larger city. Gas has come and with it comes the end of the housewife's drud gery and the dawning of an era of freedom from kit chen and houshold slavery. ,We of this community can be justly proud that gas sen-ice is being supplied to us by the Natural Gas Cor poration of Oregon, as no other enterprise could so manifestly prove that this is a growing and stable com munity. Big enterprises do not select backward com munities when they plan de velopments. While most of us who live In the smaller communities realize that they have their advantages, we understand, Blso, that until the advent of gas they have their in conveniences too. It is not a far step to the 'days of the small town with tinpaved streets; no sewer ystem, and when the far mer hitched his horse to the long post in front of the general store and went in side to talk over the news of the world that filtered in by mail from the far flung corners of the globe. The automobile changed jlhe dirt streets to pave ment the radio put an end to the corner store as a news center, and the kero sene lamp found its way to the junk pile when elec tricity arrived. Until now there has been only one link remaining to the past. It was the coal or wood fctove, but it is passing now yrith the arrival of gas. .' How many of us can re tall as youngsters that 'dreaded call of mother from the stoop of the front porch, "Johnny, come in and cut the wood." And Johnny kidded by t h e other youngsters dropped Jiis bat and glove in the tenter of the street or on the corner lot and beat it ifor the backyard to do his fluty at the woodpile. The Johnnies of today are no , - . . . iuiiKui in-ariiij; pioiner s ier-i ivent appeal and neither is i ivni toujiiij; in cue ivood when Johnny can't Joe found. Mother has turn ed modern, and she is cook ing with gas and heating the house with gas. Gas will change the Jvhole structure of life in the smaller communities of the state, and Klamath Falls can well be proud thut it is one of the first cities to be so selected. Folks will not only cook with gua, but they will heat the house with gas, and if baby suddenly becomes ill at night they will have in stant hot water from a gas fctorage heater. The advent of gas has pot only brought about a Change in the community which receives it, but it brought about a change in the gas company. The day as when a gas plant was a detrimental factor to a community, because of its unsightly appearance and ta unwholesome odor. Not Modern Eths Are Lounging and Dressing Rooms, Too a a a a a a Soft Colors Decorate BV JU.IA BLANSHARD NK A Service YVHtT NEW YORK. Jn. JO. Bath. room,, d.nd 1931. protnlsa to ba poia-niaklng. In I ha lirat plic. dealgna tor 1931 modola of tills Important room show that sew onas will bs com drtv-Mtng rooms, powder room, louualng rooms. Instead of sorvlng their alngla purposa of bathroom. ivond, they nrova that tha ona mid oolor ri'heme with Biddy. brilliant alls. door, tiling, fix- turoft, curtains and bath access- nriea all pudeavorlnf to match oach other exactly la out. That is laal year s model. New, artistic bathrooms use neutral, softly tinted walls, a aim' ilurty neutral floor tona, and then by subtle miancea of color play up tha beautiful sunken tub or tha tub raised as if on a pedestal, and the other futures, and by usa of many lovely delicate tones maka the color scheme as delectable. varied and soothing aa tha multl' colored Moome la a carefully Plcned nonque. h!-4)V kvoi.i-tiox Jut-t as it took automobilea a long time to net over being mere ly 'horseless carriages,' so haa it taken the old-fashioned bathroom to evolve into the 1931 da luxe state. Stereotyped all-white bath I gave way to the garish, one-color modern bath which In turn haa developed Into theee spacious, ar tistically colored creations. These trends are summed np fn a bathroom design contest launch ed by the Standard Sanitary com pany for new floor plans, new col or schemes, new Ideas In beanty and utilitarianism combined. Tha thonsands of competing architects over tha world were united In the following characteristics of the model up to date bathroom: 1. More windows are needed In bathroom, more windows to Kiv light and sunshine, for this room makes the greatest use of water of any roots in the bonne and therefor needs more light and sunshine. The new glass which sun penetrates Is used in many of them to give, you a gun oath while you are undressed. 2. The bath tub. lavatory and closet will no longer dpnd upon wall placing as of old. The lam tory may hare) windows to gaia out as you wash your teeth, the closet can have its own recess or Hawk Hunt in 1 Detroit Ended By Cop's Shot DETROIT, Jan, 20. (UP) The great hawk hunt la orer and the vise old rascal of the wilder ness who m&de downtown De troit his hunting ground tor weeks, has one the way of all flesh. The hawk was 'hot down to day by Sergeant Max B. Wend landt, crack marksman of the police department, from his am bush cn the windy crest of the Eaton tower. DISAPPOINTS CnOAVDS The killer died as he had lived swooping down, wounded, in a last desperate attack on a paprier-mache owl, an effigy of his traditional enemy. Now that he is gone the crowd which ebouted for his death appear to be a little' dis appointed. Everyone had come to re.xpevt the crafty Kray killer that chafed pigeons in the win dows of police headquarters and seemed to know just how far P-ar?. "Wendlandt's gun would shoot. The Imitation owl was posted on a stick atop the Eaton tower on the advire of John T. Millen, director of th zoo, who knows the p?yeholoey rf wild things, SHOTGt.V BLAZKS The hawk, circling hUh above the skyscrapers, npied the owl and plunged down to the at tack. Sergeant Wendlaudt's shot gun blazed a Ions; shot, 60 yards of more. The hawk, hit in the wing, fell 4'J frt and then lev eled off and sailed away. A few minutes later from a totally unexpected quarter he came charging down again, wings Milfened high behind him, and talons outxtretched for the battle. The shotgun spoke again. The killer cruruplfed in the air, and plunged down Into Broad way. Thousands of persons, attract ed by the shots streamed into II e street and police reserve had ' l" ca"'d 10 "'"P1 'h Avalanches Kill Mountain Militia TURIN. Italy. Jan. 20. (UP) Avalanches on the frontier In the mountains resulted in one dead and peveral casualties, It was learned todav. four members of the fascist frontier militia were struck by an avalanche of snow on Sunday, while on their wny to an observation pOft. Fed'.rico Balzari was killed and his companion. Mario Franco, Gl- acinto Amprimo and Kranesco Unronio, seriously injured. Two other militiaman going to their rescue, were struck by a second avalanche. One Giovanni Valen tino, was badly hurt. so with the gas which is coming1 to Klamath Falls. The gas company has erect ed a beautiful Spanish-type building upon a plot of ground to be later enclosed in a new wire fence, and flowers in the open spaces to beautify the view. It is indeed a change and one which will be welcomed by the people of Klamath Falls in more ways than one. The new era is here. Let us make the most of it. Walls and Floors in . j - . 1 e rt;; . . m iw, "' 1 & mi 1 ' ! Three-lnHne solarium, boudoir and batb la thla ruxurioua ItMl tnotlel. The hath tul. lavatory and other flxturra are Us a Bew T ang red, the concave celling and walls an Ivory, the floor ultra, marine Mae and the tUea by the lob and on the step, leading 10 It are gray-blue, and the curtains and chaise tongue's upholstery la apricot. Built-in cupboards house toilet article and aunnlira. and atop them marble figure flank a sanitary juanutariuruig ID.) alcove curtained oft from the rest of the room, and the tub may be placed In the center of the room, up a few step or down a few. J. The bathroom recognises I "" of built-in doaeta for , beauty lotions, for supplies, for all .the make-up paraphernalia wom- en need. In efficiency. It will catch up with the well planned kitchen for convenience, for the heieht of fixtures, for comfort in using. Typical of the new bathroom Is one cylindrical, one. with the tub in the center, sunk like an Italian garden. Another has a charming fireplace built Into it, with a com fortable chair to alt upon while drying yourself. A third baa Its tub and lavatory up three round ing steps, with glass shelves be hind glaaa doors, just like an en- Pemperton Used Gas in Industry As Early as 1806 Gas was a help In Industry as early as 1801, Then Jos'.&Q Pern- berton used It to solder buttons aa veil as to light the front of his fact 017 In Birmingham, England. Fifty years later Eisner aald that there was practically no form of factory Ueallni for which fas could not be recommended. Instead of haullm; wheat IS mllea to a rail line, several grain growers in Washinston state are sending It from their farm to the railroad over a pipe line. The grain slides throush the pipe to the railroad station where tt la tacked for shipment. Mffill D If 4- mim - 1 Visit our complete display and choo.se the model to fit your needs Natural Gas Corporation OF OREGON C Contrast to Gaudy Patterns of Other Years rounding mirror that rrflecta on closed book case, where all the beauty euppllea can be kept. At one side of thla a dressing table really a combination oreasing ble and writing desk with French phone attached for great er convenience. 8l"Gr.ESTEI OOIXR SCHEME A handsome priio-winnlng bath room for 1931 usee the following color combination: The lavatory and bath are of royal Copenhagen blue, the celling light Ivory, the walla three shadea darker, the floor white-tiled with a border of black marble both In tha dreesing room end of the bath and around tha tub: the furniture upholstery is golden brocade and the Venal! an blinds, for the window of spe cial glass that transmits the ultra violet rays of the sun. are of gold Government Is Among First to Lght by Gas Tha I'nited Statea government wa among the first to make use of gas for lighting. Some few Tears after the discovery of gas at Fredonta. N". Y.. some Ingeni ous parties made a contract with the government to supply the lishthouso at Barcelona harbor with this fuel. fsing a barrel for a gasometer, they sealed It over a gas spring, then constructed a pipe line half a mile long running to the base of the lighthouse from which the gas was conveyed to the summit by an ordinary lead pipe. In this way they were able to upply more gas than was re r 'Antomatie Water Heater CAS brings yoa this comfort uriti convenience both aide. (Photo from Mandanl tone. The rugs are et rich bur- . gundy red. Another and exceedingly beau- 1 ,ju, jjj, h,thr.m use. a bath tub, lavatory and seat of rich T ang. red. a rich claret red: there Is a whole side of the bathroom of the special gtsss made to admit the sun'a ultra-viol. t rays: the concave ceiling la ivory, the walls cream, the furniture has silrrr bases and is upholstered In apri cot tone, to match the draperies. The bath, which Is raised, has a gray-blue tiling surrounding It and the steps up to It are the same. The rest of the floor Is ultra-marine blue and there Is a charming chaise lounge uphol. stered In the aprleot. with blue pillows. All of the lollet bottles enclosed In the glass, built-in cup boards, are of the rich claret rod of the bath tub. quired for the consumption of 144 burners furnishing a bright and steady light to this lighthouse for over 26 years. Pixtv-flve per cent of tha rlg srets made In the I'nited States are from North Carolina. Every Citizen of Klamath Falls Is Cordially Invited to attend the dedication of your GAS PLANT and the ceremonies incident to the "turning on" of Gas on Thursday, January 22, at noon. Free Transportation From Our Off ice to the Plant This community may Justly feel proud that fjas service is being supplied by Nalura Gas Corporation of Oregon as no other enterprise could so manifestly prove this is ; growing and stable community. 721 Klamath' Avenue OPERATION OF PLANT IS TOLD (OoutlnuHl l i- m Tmi Oitu) ( nut Into tho n, Junt us m don when nituritl Hua U ir-rvr.l community from hiu lriin m I ml on .In, rather tlmn hy tli tank cr pytttmi. Th M'oiul Unk U thu jtue torni ronUlm-r, nlxo of h .' roimtrucdon, nml Miuliml with a Mifoty vrIva mul it .r ura Btttiito. ThU tn cli't-lKticd (or a working prtMmtro of 1 on poumla pr ,u tiro huh, nl though th plant Ik ttUttimtttli'Ally qultMU to iipvit allow ihu prt)mitrit to rl altovo "5 pouiuU Thrm tank an pitfnli'd with aluminum paint, whirh nt only Rlvi'a thu iviulr plittit a very neat appt'aranro. Imt arlit un a tutti refUvtor a woll. And tlio tiipu city of tha plant tuny Ik iitly liu-riaa(t liy aililln atldltloitat tnnk aa nclM, with tto ma J 't chatiRoa In thi pl.uit buililtiiK. on it.iTit ok ri.WT Thu llciuld ka Rom through a plpa from tltt hut tint tiornitt tank and pastd Into tho pi twit at a prtfnaura of iumn ?o poundii pr atiuara Inch. Hero U kou throuitti a airla of rrcul.ntori whirh atop the prca-Mir. down and tha lino rounria with a rated t)p air Intnktt. tho flow oC tha vapor hltm controlled hy a butterfly talv. itt upproil matply atmospheric prfttNiiru. Thla mUtura then fnttira thi chamber of tha rntiiprcor ottd thence Into the surK tmtk. th odorliatlon fluid in Introdncid and It paaara Into tha iu ttor-l ase tank. The entire, plant property U tirrounded br a upTen-foot cy- clona fence, with a minimum only otfer. nrotilon to ihv, mil,- lie nut mukes it poMalbla for the ntlra plant to present a Tory tipat and attractive appearance The entire procen U vnr clean, and there In none of the dirt and dir.iprei'ahle odor common with the old type of manufactured I jrnii plant. AIR I.I T4NK The butane twine served by S'atursl i.ai Corporation of rr fton, an by Its affiliated conipan lr. Natun.1 Gan Corporation of u AftbitiKton and Natural Corporation of Caliloruta. Gas, thoroughly vaporized and dhy A rated before entrinc the di trlbutlon yttm. unlike Is d-mi in bo rue Instances. The reason for till fa obvious, In thpt throughout tho couiuiun itlea In northern California. Ore on and WaxhlnKton the trmpr aturea vary ronsld. rably frni season lo neaaon. OAS HKKVl-O liltY The proceia of vnporlration In nrea that all gi aerved to tbetthnt 10 k leate yeara would consumer In ahotitely dry and! probably cut the ttibereulotiti therv'fora eliminate any d1f(l - BIG ENTERPRISES DO NOT SELECT BACKWARD COMMUNITIES WHEN THEY PLAN DEVELOPMENT The new "Era" is here Let us make the most of it Gas for C OOKING Gas for HEATING Gas for HOT WATER Gas for ECONOMY Natural Gas of Oregon A. .E Strong 1 '7 rv i rftIwa LUTJli ! A. V., Hlronn Itt rhnme of npuia ttoita for tho S'Aturul t.aa enr porutlitn of oreiton and tho Natural Can corporation of Vau IukIoii U a no l It rr official who will ha pre iut Thursday noon when Rfli H turned Into tha Kla uiatli maliu. ctilttea arising from ctoKd and dirty appllaucea. The plant pro developed hy thea omian lra and tu use tn all properilfw, nnrvMM to prod " i cn a n which In adtlltloti to the tiualitUa of drMiom and rleaullneiia. in matn t a tiled at ft practical I y coimiunt MTl' value. Thin. In Itacir, In of extreme Important Ui th ulti mate eonatutier. who 1 aurd of a Heady, even het at all tlui a. We feel ronfldcnt that all roa Identg will he more than plraaed with thla new fuel brought to thla couimitullv, aa It la proving eiceptlunally popular In all tr- rllorlV mhr 11 "oW aerved. , Biggest Roast Cooked by Gas In France, 1S30U In 1X0, Soyes. the matter chef of France, roated a s3S-tK'"'id Joint of beef In a hrak oven heat ed with i'ltf .tBS lets, thut nrovlna that sas could perform feati t rooking; that ware polh1r to no other form of fuel. 1'urltiK the nt SO year tas made rapid ttrldei ; stnv began to he manufactured with the result that In hotels, realm,, rants and many homr tha kitchen chore of fire building wn re placed with tha clean, 1nntut heat of gas. Basel ;. Kavea of the N'atlnnal Tuberculosis association think. deih rata In half. ''Tow only pay for what you uso Corporation OAS RANfiES PJUEASINfi J Began Manufacture, and Today Modern Feature Are Included 11V AN'IMtKW KKHII Mtiiiura4'liir(i of Otvltlrntal IUtir You urprlne even yourself -when you cook with a beautiful, new Occidental !aa llauga. You ee, I'm an "old-llmar" In tha love manufacturing litulne. and I know how lo maka ga rangea to pleaaa peipla. My father began making roa! and wood utovea In Nan Fran claco away back In .Ml. About 30 yeara ago we began making Mi rangea. Might away they ho cama popular with woman who wanted tha in nit convenience In cooking, perfect baking ami beauty and rleanllneaa In their kitchen. MOUTHS I KATl'ltKH Occidental tia llangra bare all Ilia modern teaturea, aa you will notlca when yu luapect them. NolUa Occldental'a haavy con at ruction .tha flna porcelain e-t-amel flnlth which wipes clean a raally aa a china diah, and -pec tally not lr the mm - proof oven f inlahrd tn darkhlna en amel apackled whitn. The ovra la equipped with tn Ktgerthaw thermott, which ai-rurte:y kep the oven at an ven tem peratura. If a r-lpe calU i--r an over S7K drgreea. you let th control at 17ft. Oneaalng at thi oven tetupernturo li bnnlahe4l tha cauae of moat biking fnll uren. MT.T IIF.T And beneath tha oven ! tha mnua Occidental broiler. Hte taka broil tender. Juicy ud brown. Among oiHr feluri aro the kitchen htaier-incinerator, atovet' p and utility draw er. And rti ink no flrta iti build, uo hot nunitner kit- liiu You hav lii(ant bet. Occidental ties Kanr ate awarded tha American .a iud rlatlnn'a blua alar of approial. Flop In and are the O r ld-n 1 1 1 (: It a nit at the Natural ( Corporation of (lrrgmra n v haw roomi. Or write dlrr tlv to me for deacrlptlvt folder of th varloua moduli. ThJ will not obligate yon In any way. ac cording to Andrew Kerr. OviM dental Ft ova and Found r om pany, Klghleenth and Fol in treetM, Sun Fran l Phone 1685
