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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWO JJ 1 Society aUTVMAT, OCTOMft St, IMt mm m r . 1 The Rex Cafe Special Sunday Dinner $1.25 Olympla Oyster Cocktail J. -RIM OtlTM Soar Plcklea RELISHES SALAD Celery, and Apple SOUP Cream of Chicken Royale FISH Fillet of Salmon, Sane Admiral Potatoea Rliaole Oregon Jaxx Punch CHOICE OF: -Fried Spring Chicken, Virginia Young Chicken Frlcaaae, Rex Style Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce VEOETADLES Cream Whipped Potatoea Steamed Head Rice DESSERT Vanilla Ice Cream Cake Assorted Plea Milk Coffee Tea u Mora than 1E0 carload of elec trical equipment have been ship ped from the United State to fix up two great central power itatlona eater construction near Bombay. Dresden la soon to hate an .In stitute for the development of the scientific ttudjr of "color" and the adaptation of the'resnlt of the re search for industrial purpose. DANCING TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AT MOOSE HALL NewMvcicby BUDDIE'S ORCHESTRA The Jazz Artiste Supreme" Straif at Adauauoa Everyone Welcome jagslis)BSWlj For TWO DAYS i .f $ Only t i MONDAY AND TUESDAY We an efferisff the feUowiag Specials: V lb. can Ground Sweet Chocolate 22c 1 lb. can Ground Sweet Chocolate 41c 3 lb. can Ground Sweet Chocolate 91.17 5.1b. can Ground Sweet Chocolate .$1.93 Yeycaa'tafeHtoauMtkU. WatckTuee lay' paper far Wednesday amd Tkwsday FOB THE PORT PORTI.AND, Oct. 33. Soon aft er the Port of Portland waa organ Ited moro than 30 yera ago It waa attacked In the circuit court of Mul tnomah county and the case finally found Ita way to tho supreme court of Oregon. In a decision written by Judge Robert S. Been, who was then on the supreme bench of Oregon and I now the United States dis trict court Judge, the distinguished Jurist gare a lucid and convincing reason why all of the people of Ore gon are Interested In teeing that the Port of Portland malntalncs a chan nel of tuffllcent dopth from Port land to the sea and provides ade quate port facilities In it harbor. In the following language Judgo Ucan sot forth a perfectly clear Jus tification for having all the people of the stato vote on measures effect ing tho one great port of tho state. That the maintenance of thl great commercial center at this point Is of advantage to the whole state is wit nessed by tho fact that It does its business here; that anything that will cheapen tbo handling of what the country exports and Import wilt be a benefit to all, Is a self-evident fact, and leavea no doubt of the pub lic Interest In tbi Improvement. Uut the public might find other center of trade, other channel of export and Import, presumably not so ad vantageous or It would now use them, bnt still capable of use at need. Rut the other center, of trade aad commerce, the port of Portland, cannat go else where; It must live or dlo here. In the public the Interest la general, the Improvement and maintenance of an advantageous channel of trade. To the metropolitan dlatrlct, center of trade and commorce, city, crtlea, or what you will, embraced In the port of Portland, the Interest Is one of life and death. i t MSP J IJI 111 Sfflfllfl WK tjra YOU RECEIVE WHAT YOU ORDER in our restaurant. Our service is equal in every way to the high quality, of food we serve. At all times you are assured of obtaining an appe tizing meal in an environment that is extremely pleasant Let us serve your next,meal. Every thing in season at popular prices. Jewel Cafe I AT THE THEATERS I o o Ethel Barrympre, the distinguish ed actress who i starred In the Metro production, "The Divorcee," a acreen Tension of the famous play "Lady Frederick." by W. Somerset Maugham is seen la thl play in an entire new set of gowns mode for her by a famous Now York modiste, la this production, which will be enowa at the Liberty theatre. Miss Barrymore play the part of Lady Frederick, aa extravagant young beauty. The role demand many beautiful costumes which show the noted actress la her regal beauty. 1 Tom Mix entertained Chief of Po lice Peter Johnstone, of Lincoln. Neb., aad a former chief of Los An galea. Captain John L. Butler, at Mlxvllle, while he 'was doing some daring Stunt in hi new picture for Fox Film corporation, "3 Gold Coin," H, H. Vaa Loaa's story which will be shown on Sunday at the Liberty theatre. Electrical engineering is being taught br the United State to S71 disabled former soldier, and en gineering of all kinda to 3,387. .geavSlZgeaaaaaaV Just Water! We're sot one of thee "barber shop" station. We dont try to coax you to have mutation replaced, battery re charged and a lot of mis cellaneous needless work done when all your bat. tcry needs Is a drink. Drive in. Let's get acquainted for your bet- ury-aax. And you ought to know about Thnadrd Rubbtr Intuitu ion the kind selected by 130 manu lecturers of passenger can aad motor trucks, LINK RIVRR BATTERY STATION 7th A Klacaalb Phone 171 Tho A. II. N, club mot nt ttiu homo ot Mrs. K. tl. CummliiK, Wmlnon ilny afternoon. Nooillo work nml music afforded tho afternoon's pious uro and a dainty luncheou was serv ed by tho hostess to her guests. Guests ot tho club proiaut wuro! Mcsdautcs 11. ' Richardson, (1, A. Krause, R. J, Sheets, and Mr. Thom as Hampton. Club members were Mesdamcs R. K. WalUmburg, J. P. Uoellor, C. K, Ramaby, C. J. Martin, (leorgo Wlrti, Mary McClure, S. K. Martin, R. Moore, K. P. tawrence, R. II. Dunbar, J. S. Uratten, A. Pell, and Jennie Hum. Mrs. Charles Wood Kberloln was hootvM at a charming tea party nt her homn on Pacific Terrace, Tuon day afternoon with Mrs, Henry l.o tiinlro and Mr. Isabelle watt sister and mother ot (leorgo and Oliver Wutt with whom thay havo been vis iting tor tho past fow weeks as her honor guest. A very pleasant after noon was spent in needle work, music and chatting; after which a delllcous repast was served. Those present .wen?: Mcsdamc Isabclto Watt, Oliver Watt, llunry Lcmnlne, P, A. Raker, N. II Iloguo, Leslie Honors and C. W. Kberloln, Mrs. James A. Howard Jr., enter tained tho ladles of Klamath Agency Saturday evening, honoring Mrs. Ruth Drown, The afternoon was very pleasantly spent in playing 600, the Misses King carrying oft the honors of the game. A delightful three course luncheon was served by the hostess, Mrs. Drown was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gjfts In token of the esteem in which sho I held by her friends At the Agency. The ladles ot the Methodist church entertained at tho parsonage Thursday afternoon for tho purpose of forming a social club for the la dle In the church and their friends. About 30 were present at this first meeting and a happy afternoon was spent with needle work. It was ar ranged that a meeting should be bold sometime next month at the home of Mrs. C. V. Plsher, to com plete the organisation of the club. . "BOO" was the diversion of the evening at the party given Monday by Mrs. Bill Hyde for a number of her friends, at her homo on 611 Jef ferson street. Present were: Mr. aad Mr. Glenn Allen, Mr. aad Mrs, William Wlnnlngham. Ml Inex Wll lett and Mr. and Mr. Hyde. Mr. Frank Andrew, a delightful youag autroa of this city, was host ess to a number of friends Thursday afternoon. "COO" was the entertain ment enjoyed by the guests aad a dainty lancheon waa served at the close of the afteraooa. Invited guest were: Mesdamtea G. B. Cotard, James Watklns Jr., E. D. Lamb, aad her mother, Glenn Jester, Vale, Roy Dervia, Everett Harden- brook, Mlsa Verda Cotard and Miss alt. Saturday Mrs. Ben Mitchell waa hostess at a birthday party for Mr. Merle Hoatson. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs, Houston, Mr. and Mr. Bverett Ilardenbrook, and Mr. and Mr. Mitchell. . A delightful affair of the week waa a card party given Tuesday by the Ladle of tho Klks, at tho Tern- 'nla Mrs. .Tapir Rlllnll u-nn Mm hlrh .score prize and Mr. Andrews was (given tho cumulation gift. Mr. I Roger Dcweese, Mm, W, M. Duncan, Mr. O. W. Robertson, and Mrs. I Claude Daggett were on the commit- too who entertained, I Tho Elk are giving a Halloween dance October 29, to which all Klks and their ladles, whether they belong to this lodge or not, ore Invited. Tho dance will bo held at tho Klks Tem ple, v Ji number of Klamul'i Full peo ple motored to Merrill last night to attend a dance given in Anderson's now brick store building. Music was furnUhed by Ruddle's orchostra and thoxe who attended report a Jolly time. SBSawSBBSBBBBBBaBSBSBBBSaaF ft ' " MONDAY NIGHT ALICE VERLET Monday night Klamath Falls U privileged to hear Alice Verlet Tho famous operatic soprano will appear in person. Her pro gram consists of "the songs, that America loves." Assisting her will be Victor Young, pianist; Robert Velten, violinist, and Mr. Thomas A. Edi son's Three Million Dollar Phono graph. ELKS' TEMPLE 8.15 P. M. COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS Ry special arraagrnrnl, this la aa invita tion concert, full, write) or telephone n for complimentary tickets of adralttaare. Tltey will be Issued la order of application. KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE George A. Wirtz, Proprietor 122 South Sixth St Telephone 125 KLAMATH FALLS NOTK So great has been the demand for seats that but few remain. We advise you to call In person today. tKEjEKt9E-VR SHIP YOUR CAffM or parcel by oar transfer service. That will laaara that they will be carefully handled and that they will always ranch boat or trala oa lime. Wa doat belle) fa aay last mlaate aMs seeta. Wo always gat Chart la plenty of time to Make rare the good wo carry will aot ha left bebhtd. VY. TlWaWfW C. 41 Mate St. MMIMMMMIMIMMMMIHMMMMIIMIMtt Sm o- o- Rexall Straw Ballot Note. The figure below will be changed from day to day or ns often a.i the now return are received, un til election day. National Ballot Harding Cox Popular votet 630.S73 212,058 Electoral vote 3G3 178 Oregon ballqt Popular voto Kloctoral vote .... Klamath Falls-r Popular vote .... 0,069 G 78 3,097 27 Paper was first made of straw and hay at Meadvllle, Pa., In 1828. California know bean. It haa 205,000 acre planted to them this year. S00Tffl(WETUDE F aflS PATffirfTSlii la on of aay hospital's biggest assets aad the location of thl hospital sake It especially desirable from that viewpoint. Only abundantly capable graduated nurse are ess- ployed, and thla fact, added to oar unequalled staff of physicians aad excellent hospital equipment Insures our patients unsurpassed service. STAFF DRB. D. JOHNSON DR. O. II. MERRYMAN .DR. T. C. CAMPBELL DR. OEORQB 1. WRIOHT DR. E. D. LAMB DR. H. D. LLOYD STEWART Klamath.. General Hospital Klamath Dye Work Phone 406 OUR CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING WILL MAKE YOCR CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW ' HATS REBLOCKHD Goods Called for aad Delivered 4S1 Mala Street aUasnath Falls Klamath-Bend Auto Stage A dally auto stags savvies Is as operaUng tfctwesa .Klamath nut and Bead. OBeos Rsx eafs Mi af repolltan Oarage. O, I. Reckard. PbonS B7S-W. 17-tt Tho state of Washington i the first to establish a school for ths education of men In the art of fish culture. CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Lob C Bridge) Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. Ill 5th St., Suite 105 Over First Slats A Saving Bank PHONE ioa-j MINERAL BATHS Dr. afaad Ingersoll Bawley Cfairosractle Phycleiaa First National Bank Bulldtag Entrance, Room I ASHLAND, OREGON For Paper Hanging and Painting Call F. R. LAUGHTON Telephone 473-W 204 South Riverside FURNACES WK HAVE THE WESTERN A DUHT-PROOP FURNACE In both piped and pipeless. It has an oblong fire box. Best for burn ing wood. Let us ahow you other good points about It. I N. HAINES 10M Mala St. Puoae asslf y V J 4 i
