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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1920)
MTinwAr, funuT is, is THE IVimWG HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS , OREGON ' PAQMEMMi t c t I a i ti V I t ac at -4 1 M T IS F w : n lew: tare Ihlr kail f PERSONAL MENTION a to frcd rayae, of Ashland, arrived yesterday to spend hU vacation In Ktnmalh county. Ho U a itudenl at Iho University of Oregon. Miss Lucllo Marshall, who taught English In the high school hen: (or fear years, but who la teaching In Seattle now, is visiting Mr. and'Mrs. J. E. Honking .toilax from her noma Jo Mcdford. She will leave for Chllo- aln this evening where she will spend n few dajra with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bowmam (' t Miss Harriet Pismore visited Crater lako yesterday with her lalhor. II. I). rasmorc. Miss Vasmoro loft this morning for her homo In Ran Francisco. Her father Is to fol low her tomorrow. They have been guests of Mrs. Don J. iiurairalt during their stay here. - Mr. and Mrs. John Siemens, accom panied by Mrs. Charles Low and Miss .foils Low, will spend the week end at their summer homo near Hoc it Mat. Mrs. 8. E. Martla and daughters. Tera and Dorothea, are spending two or three weeks at Rocky Point. Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Oaddes. of acta Ridge, are hosts to Dr. and Mra. J. W. Tmeaas ot Vaacourer. British Coatmbla. who aro speadlag three wMka at the Ridge. Dr. and airs. Gaddes and family spent yester- stay la town on a shopping toar. t M. Babb Is la town today from Merrill looking after matters of busl- Mra. H. Jacksoa, who haa been vis it lag her daughter, Mrs..W. O. Mc Klnaol, ot this city, returned to her home la Portland on the morning train. Miss Maud Nyquist, who haa been visiting relatives and friends In Mer rill, Oregon, roturned this morning to her homo In Portland. Mrs. W. Wordcn has been visiting. her mother In Shlimlngton (or the past week and returned to her home' In Midland. Orrron. this mornlnr I UPTON iin IS FOniHIOABLE PRITEFIEET NEW YORK, July 10 There's a Mrs. H.V.Meade and son. Nathan.''1"10 bU ot ""'"I'1 floaUn off no and daughter, Marjorlo. left 1hl morning (or Modesto, California, Jersey coast and Its ruler If a (am War figure In yachting (lannU and cap It's Sir Tbcmns l.lpton and his "navy" six craft strong Invading tho United State to rupturo the America's cup In a yachtsmen's battlo Ta 9 -m VaW ESTABLISH A CREDIT f whero they vrlll make their home. They came hore three days ago (rom Portland and spent that time visit- tnr frlnntla In thl Mtr. A. Dcnnlson. who has been hero on'""?""" "uo .,n"' bu,lne for the past two days, lcftl n """ ,0w . " w B " ..,. i -. v.1. v. i t, i. 'water Is an alien sight thinks o( tho &U.9 U1UIUIU6 lUt ,1,9 UUIIIV 1,1 IIUUI, open William Bray returned last night San Francisco where he attend- eat the Democratic convention. William Steel, farmer superintend ent of Crater Lake park, Is In town day. D. P. Doak. Saa Francisco con struction and steel magnate, who has a big ranch on the Upper Klamath lake near Odessa, was In town yes terday. tt. A. Alford accompanied by his aon. Bert, and wife and Mrs. L. F. WTlllts. returned yesterday afternoon tram Rogue River valley. A. E. Cale, who has a ranch In Langell valley, was in town this morning en business. Mrs. Lee Thomas, of "Stockton. Cat ftornla. arrived last night for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Roberts. A. Ralo and W. Lav! left this morning for a business' trip to Port land. , Jfrs. L. E. Clugiton. of Olcne, Ore ana. was a passenger on the morning train for the Rogne River valley where she will make her home. Mrs. L. V. Brannon left this morn lag; for an indefinite visit In Chico California. California. Mr. Dcnnlson has cd a cafe In Dorrls. Mrs. Maggie Wyant, who haa been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charley Latta, for the last seven weeks, left this morning to visit another daugh ter In Payette, Idaho. Mrs. Margaret Vaster, who has been visiting in Poe Valley, left on the morning train for her home in Ashland. E. C Roberts, ot Davenport. Iowa. who haa been visiting here with Mr. Miner, and also looking after busi ness matter left this morning for southern California points. J. P. Lee. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Will Lee arrived home last night from San Francisco where they have beea in attendance at the Dem ocratlc convention. Mrs. Amelia Whltlock left this morning tor Portland and Wlllam ette valley points. She plans to be gone for the rest of the summer. J. W. Burgess and wife, or Stock ton, are visiting Mr. Burgess' aunt. Mrs. F. C. De Chalne CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES AT OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW Klamath DyWprks Remodeling the hall on Fourth street, nsed up to this time as a meeting place of the Christian Sci ence society, but which will be oc cupied by the express company when renovation Is completed, haa so torn up the hall that It wilt be Impossible to hold Christian Science services there tomorrow. It was announced today. Services will therefore be held at the usual hour, 11 o'clock a. m., at Houston's opera house, tomorrow. A permanent meeting place is being sought and will be. announced, when It is decided upon. CAR SHORTAGE THREATENS CLOSE OF STEEL PLANTS WASHINCTON.-July-nO. Suipcn s!on J 'work'-nti many steel plants, throwing thousands' out of employ n:'nt is threatened because of car shortage, the Interstate Commerce Commission was told today by J. T, OUR CLEANING. PRKKSINU AND Townvnd. representing over a score' REPAIRING WILL 3L1KK YOUR CLOTHES1 Phone 408 LOOK LIKE NEW HATH KEULOCKED Good. Called for and Delivered II Maintttrort of steel manufacturers of- Pennsyl vania and Ohio In Mexico and Slam Judge, Jury and lawyers alt smoke In court, if they wish It. while a case Is being Klamath Fall beard- Even the prisoner Is not de prived ot bis cigarette or cigar, STAR THEATRE ' afcaata-a.-a.m si -. .. ....a-j..- TONIGHT Marguerite Clark in "A GIRL NAMED MARY" The Hall Room Boys ia - "TELL US OUIJAH TOMORROW Anita Stewart in "A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE" Three Special Vaudeville Attractions Underthe direction of The International Vaudeville Association Marion Bcauclair Belgian Operatic Soprano in An Artistic Song Revue Jose Robinson English Baritone and Humorist Humorous Impersonations Popular Songs DaTofitfon The Chap with the Talking Feet MUSIC DANCING-COMEDY' Entire Ounge of Vaudeville Program Each Day t." aBBaBBBnaaaBaBvaannBwaaBBaBaaBBBBBaBW cup races as a few Impromptu Jousts between a couple ot sailing sloops which cost a mite morn than the average man can afford. He dees not realise that then yachts and their crawa have to go through a period ot training as long as that ot any football team and a. thousand times mora costly. By purchase or charter Sir Thomas has amassed his fleet. In addition to the ehallenftr. Shamrock IV., and the trial horse, the 33-mrter Sham rock, there Is the steam yacht Vic toria, the flagship ot the fleet, on which the veteran yachtsman lives, anchored each night In the Hudson. Then there is the houseboat Kll larney, tucked snugly away In the shelter of the hook. On the Ktllac ney reside the crews of the two rac ing craft. Hut this does not complete the fleet. There la the tug Qovernor Smith to tow the stoops to the start ing line and a snappy speed boat to ran erraads. Numberless snialbr' launchca and dlngys don't count In this yachting armada. Tho Irish baronet has his dally schedule enjoyable enough, but Just at present a business to which he adheres ai closely as the broker dally watches his ticker. Each day he steams down to the Hook from New Yofk to watch the challenger his sweetheart, the eld erly bachelor calls her match her speed against the trial horso. Each day, as dusk approaches, he holds conference with his band of yachting experts, suggesting llttlo changes here, little changes there, smoothing oat a ripple In a club topsail 'which to tho landlubber fits exactly or clipping a few Inches from a topmast with which, to the uniniti ated, there seems nothing wrong. J And each day he ccntlnues to dual out dollars to the ISO members ot his armada. For It Is an expensive sport, this quest ot a hundred guinea cup and victor or loser. Sir Thomas will have paid ont more than a mil lion dollars for this year's races, alone. At 8 o'clock, except In most dls tresslng weather, raising of Sir Thomas' personal flag a green shamrock on a field ot gold betok ens that the vice commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht club Is aboard, awake and ready to recolre guests. These Invariably -"Include a corps ot newspapermen. Mcst of them come for breakfast, stay for lunch and lln ger for dinner, and as sea air breeds an appeme, tne yacnt's larder re ceives a blow which would make the ordinary housewife quiver In tbeso days of high prices. Then the Victoria weighs anchor. Recognised by all harbor craft, ahe receives aalntea from sootiest tag to most majestic battleship. Sir Thomas stands on the bridge the familiar, blue-Jacketed, beflan nellcd flgaro who for years has crossed the Atlantic to win the trophy on which he has set his heart. He strokes his gray goatee and his face wrinkles Into a roguish grin as he swap yarn for yarn with his Innum erable guests. For Sir Thomas must have his Joke. One of which he Is particularly fond concerns a visit once paid him at Cowles by former Mayer John Fitzgerald ot Boston. The baronet waa entertalnlnr n . -- - . ,,,.m group of Americans when suddenly It was reported to him that the royal launcn was noaaca for bis craft. "The king or the queen," cried Sir Thomas and at once began drilling bis gaests In court etiquette. But the royal launch, which raroly carriea any hut royalty, arrived with a loqe Yankee. It seems (bat Mr. Fitzgerald, wish ing to pay a visit to bis frJend the Irish yachtsman,' had beea. unable to find a craft wifkh he deemed suffi ciently natty to bring him alongside. OUti finding the-royal iaunin'at the royal landing stage, he pronounced It "a decent enough boat" and or dered ft to (he Llpton yacht, Meanwhile the King and Queen, reaching the stitge, beheld in amaze meat the'.r launch duhlng away from One sure mark of tho coming partner, the future millionaire, is that his revenues al ways exceed his expenditures. Capitalist trust the saving man. That being so, are you steadily increasing your savings. If you have not got started in the success path (and you haven't unless you are saving) this Bank will be glad to aid you in all legitimate Banking ways. You ndt only gave your money by placing it in our saving! account, but we pay you for doing so. Klamath State Bank THE GROWING BANK" Located at the Corner 6th and Main KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ! . Capital $150,000.00 t S Sin-plus $22,500.00 X:MXMesee5M GLAZING We are prepared to execute your orders for glass work promptly. Our stock is complete and our glazier is subject to your immediate call. Phone Your Orders to Us Lakeside Lumber Co. NELSON ROUNSEVELL, Mgr. Mill and Yards: Klamath Avenue and Center Street i Telephone 128 them. And the master of the small i In one ot the big hotols In New craft, on bis return, had this explan-'Vork city twelve men aro employed atlon to make the gentleman bad eight hoars a day cleaning the IS, Introduced himself as "the mayor ot 000 pieces ot table silver. Boston, United States ot America," which the royal yachtsman, Impress ed, 'compressed Into "the mayor ot America." And of coarse a man who would dare march onto the royal landing stage must have stepped onto It with royal permission. And so, chatting ot kings and stow aways, yachts and Intrlguos, he en tertains bis guests until the hook is reached. And as Sir Thomas Is nover so well cast as when he Is playing the ' host, it Is an enjoyable trip, this llttlo Joy-rlda down tho bay to the serious ' work of tho day. The racing sloops, lying at anchor with mainsails and club-topsails set, awaiting arrival of their master, look as aliko as two peas to the landsman. And the vegotarlan slrallo Is carried) out by the hulls, both painted a lively' Irish groen. The only apparent dif ference la that tho Shamrock IV Is Just a little greenor than her partner, for even bor decks aro emerald. As soon as the Victoria's engines aro stopped, the votoran of Interna tional regattas boards bis launch to Inspect bis craft beforo they set out. From that moment bo becomes lost' It Is said that the Juice ot a plrfe applo cuts the mombrane from tbo throat of a dlphterla patient whea nothing else will. . .11 t.... , !!.... ll.l.21. m mi uui luiUBi.uiariuuio. ;, , , Round the course Sir Thomas fol lows his sloops as they race and after the finish again holds parley with tbelr skippers. Then It'a back to New York In the evening the day'a work done, LIBERTY THEATRE no mck or m tnoruaUM AND AinCW ONH KVKKT DAT 'Walaaha1jaea1jJsla H. W. POOLS, Owner HARRY RORBL, Miateal WlniHu, ,"" ..... i--innri.iuuuiui.uuj'' TONIGHT Emerson Hough's Great Story " THE SAGE-BRUSHER SUNDAY The great and only Douglas Fairbanks in his latest and best picture "THE MOLLYCODDLE" Hr Continuous Show Sunday starting at 1 :30 P. M. MATINEE EVERY DAY f T T '"af 4 X , u"V " 1 J" sf "-$ 5 :m;$ "M i- . nt-Un ir- ,
