i i k h SATURDAY, PEIIRUARY 20, 1031. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOH MX WASHINGTON LUMRER RATE LOWERED PORTLAND, Fob. 26. Sllmula Hon of tho northwestern lumbar In dustry Is forecast by tho roport, re ceived In locnl railroad circles, tlint officials of tlio trnns-contlnentnl lines, In cession nt Chicago, had agreed uppn a material reduction In tho lumber rnlo n8 far cast ns that clly. According to theso advices tho rato to St. Paul and tho Missouri river will bo reduced to 66 Vi cents por 100, and tho rato to Chicago and St. Louis to 73 cents. Though this basis Is partially tentative, It is bo llovod that It will represent approxi mately trio now rate, constituting n reduction of 7 cents. DIVORCE COMPLAINT Mildred Notches has (lied suit for divorce In tho circuit court against Martin Lotchos, alleging fall tiro to provldo ns cause Sho asks custody ot two minor children. Personal Mention -o n mm, ma heart (Contributed) Tho Impromptu colcbratlon ot tho Sacred Heart academy Monday nftor noon, tho first held In tho now school building, marked n chango In tho routlna of school affairs and sug gested various possibilities to both tenchors and pupils. Tho girls hall Is largo enough to nccommodato tho ontlro school and niako a tlno as scmbly room. Hcroaftor, when no want to got togcthor for mutual Im provement; amusement or patriotic demonstration, tho need ot a hall will not bo nn obstacle Tho ordor ot tho exorcises was as follews: Tho Star Spangle! Danner ....School Adagio, llnydcn, Piano Solo ........ .. .. . ...........Uaniona Dall Our First Flag, Recitation ... ......... .A Thackor Tho Good Old Times, Heading .. Patrick McAullffo Valso, Decker, Piano Solo .--Ada Dall Dettor Than Doing Washington ...... ............ .nuth McNoelcy Tho Soldier's Song, Violin Solo, .... ...... ..... Walter Ilannon Tho Greatest Hero, Discussion . ........ Sixth and Seventh Grades Dansc, Pastorale, Chamlnado .......................Elliabcth Ramsby Pcnclopo Peneolck, Recitation, .....-.. ....Raraona Stout Doat Song Mendelsohn Clarlco Elliott America Tho Deautlful, Vocal Trio ........ High School A History Roviow .. Eighth Orado Violin Quartetto, Encoro Saxy, Walter Hannon, Anita Lawr ence, Diehard Doguo, David Tot ten, and Opal Cardwell, Piano. The program rondcred was all tho moro enjoyable becauso nobody know what was coming. Each room bad been asked tho day boforo to con tribute something toward a fitting celebration In honor of tho Father of Our Country. When it was ovor, favorable comment on tho merits ot tho contributions was hoard on all sides, but It was generally conccdod that for amusement tho eighth grado carrlod the palm. Gcorgo Dertram as ,- a dependagoguo was so realistic ono p. c. Grlmshaw, of Merrill, at might easily guess that his ambition i tended tho Elks' ball given hero last pointed toward a professor's chair) night. At the Theaters RARRYMOKM RAISKH HIS INSURANCE As a result ot Iho perils encount ered In tho making of motion pic tures, notably "Tho DovII'd Garden" which will be soon nt tho Star tlio.ttro, Sunday mid Monday, Llonol j Unrrymoro, tho famous star of this tunny attractions thoro, HACK I'HOM MOUTH AND (IBII TO 1111 1IOMK AOAIN Refreshed aftor n vacation of al most two months spent In Santa liar- barn hur former homo, and In other California points, Mrs. Edward En plnosn arrived Inst night, bringing with her tho knowledge that how ovor bright and balmy tho South land may be, nnd regardless of tho thoro Ik film production, has lncroasod, tho amount ot his llfo and accident In surance. In this motion picture which Is doclarod to bo tho greatest cinema achievement ot his caroor, tho dis tinguished actor has a particularly strenuous rolo as William Dale something about tho ntmosphoro in Klamath Falls, nnd somothlng In tho rugged construction ot this region, nnd tho gonial companion ship ot Km resldonts, that eclipses tho attractiveness; down thoro, nnd sho b tat os that sho is heartily glad D. F. Doll, of Macdool, is in towu on a brief business and ploasuro trip. Frank Tho ma, crcamory operator, Is lioro from Merrill. G. M. Strowbridgo is in town from Chlloquln on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Terwllligor left for San Francisco this morning. Ed McOroora, of Malln, Is horo on a business mission. Dort Marshall, of Olonc, is a visi tor horo today. W. E. Lyod is in from Midland to day. Nate Ottorboln Is enjoying a visit from bis friend, T. W. Shaughncssy, a friend of his Portland days. Hoy Gregory, who calls Sacra mento his home, Is a visitor hero to day. A. J. Edmlstls, who has been in town a wcok on business, left for his homo in Macdocl today. Davo Llskoy, who ranches In tho Merrill district, Is In town today say ing hello to his many friends horo. George Franco left for his homo In Macdoel this morning, following a short business visit hore. a.,.. I... nt tin.... I. ....A hkhIh Y.llr.t , UIU I'D V IIUIIIU IIVIU IlliOlu. Ulnu man ot vlolot temper nnd passion., many others who Incllno to lono Ho fights n groom who Insults ajsomonoss nttor leaving nn almost woman, throws a disturbing llrltlsh' life-long homo, Mrs. Ksplnosa bo soldier out ot a postofflco, nnd later Moves that this trip lias cured hor, chokes to death, tho man who had nnd sho is now ready to sing "homo, botrayed tho confidence ot his wife And lastly Mr. Ilarrymoro was slightly burned whllo enacting a rosette scono nt a tiro. sweet homo" nnd that tho homo of which sho will sing moans Klamath Kails. Mrs. W. T. Leo, who mado tho trip south with hor, Is stilt In I.os Angeles, but Is expected back soon. .NEW MIM.IXEIIY It has been recorded that tho por centagu of participants in film pro ductions who nro Injured in dis charging thotr duties docs comparo with Injuries sustalnod In factorlos.. Miss Margaret Callahan, who has Thero aro fewer fatalities, ot course, been in Portland for somo tlmo, has but Just tho samo tho averago movlol returned homo, and nnnouncos that actor or actress places his or hor! sho has purchased a varied and chic llfo in Jeopardy froquently for tho1 assortment of spring and summar sako of raeallsm, and extra lnsurancoj millinery which will delight ovory Instead of a -wireless station. And his pupils well, may Professor Dort ram bavo less troublo teaching them patriotism and correct English than ho had last Monday. After Father Marshall had dis missed us with a lesson of encourage ment drawn from Washington's ex ample ot heroic fortitude, a few of the music pupils got together and im provised an orchestra. Thoy expect to add to their repertoire of popular airs something very appropriate for the occasion the next tlmo wo cele brate. OPAL CARDWELL. SOPH NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OP MILLS ADDITION All property owners In tho Mills addition aro roauestod to meet at tho corner of East Main street and i nla-Oregon Powor company, aro hero Glenn D. Garrett, who has been under medical caro in San Francisco, Is said to bo improving nicely. C. L. Halllday, ot tho Plevna sec tion, was hero on business yester day. Frank Denton, of Medford, was In town today enroute to Fort Klamath whero ho will transact business. Jack McAullffo, tho Fort Kla math rancher, roturned homo this morning, aftor spending two days hero on business. After a week's visit horo with her sister, Mrs. Guy Eckwald, Miss Margaret McGrath has returned to her homo In San Francisco. Paul McKce, president, and P. O. Crawford, engineer, of tho Calif or- Wantland avenue, tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock, tho object being to go over tho streets proposed to bo Improved, and. to discuss the matter from a viewpoint of first-hand information. . Charles Reed, ot Merrill, is here for a brief visit. from San Francisco. Tho Woman's Auxiliary ot tho American Legion will hold a busi ness meeting In I. O. O. P. hall Tues day ovenlng, March 1st. After tho meeting a pork and bean supper will bo served to tho membors ot tho American Legion. All members are requested to be present. promlums aro paid by moro peoplo In this industry than any othor for this reason. woman or girl who intends to buy n hat that will bo both becoming and fashionable Hor millinery storo on Main stroet, noxt door to tho Stylo Shop, will bo opon from now on. NEW TODAY $1000. Ilnlanco llko rout. Tho Ryan Realty Co. CI 2 N. Otli St. 30 LOST (llrl'a glasses near Fnlr vlew schuol. Phono 113-M or loavo at Dntinor-Patty Co. 20 KOIt HALE 1020 Roo Mix, practi cally n now enr, at a very t.ttrac live tfrlco. Dunham Auto Co. 20-4 LOST Open faro wrist watch with wrist chain attached. Reward If roturned to V, W. Patrick, Btiir Theatre a-3 FOR RENT A nice four room bungalow furnished. 11 10 'llc,n; qulro Viking Grocery, Orogon Ave, 30 KOIt HALIO Peerless Anconn eggs tor selling, broil to lay, originated from, prlto winning stock, II por 1G, Ilnrgaln In fur bearing, chockored, glnnt rabbit. 1 and up. To mnko room. Phono 2M6-M or call 232B Khurlolu Avo., Mills-Add. 28-1 KOIt SALE A-l milch cow; 2 Iiolf or calves, C and 3 months old. In ICHTRAY Thoro has boon on my food lot for thn past two winter ono roan 2 yoar old holfor, branded OF on left hip, uppor hit and hole In loft oar, upper slopo and under halt crop In right; 2 0-1 A. L. MARSHALL Thoro Is always hot wnlor nt tho 'now Hot Springs Imthlioiisu. 28 l TTTM TT It. I T BS THE MONDALK William Desmond, starring in woat crn comedy-melodramas distributed by Exhibitors Mutual, had ft ludi crous, tho' rather painful experience wnue uo.ng ono oi mo scones in "A F0R SALE Now 4-room bungalow , Sago Drush Hamlet," his latoat pic- furnlahod. Cheap, torms. 20111 ture During a big fight In a bod Eberleln 8t. 20-28 j room a feather-bed bursts and tho ' "" " " "gooso raiment" is blown all SfSLViS' "SlS tho battlers. Desmond, gasping for air Inhaled somo of tho downy par ticles. Tho angel food tlcklod tho gonial star's palato and mado him "light-headed" for sovoral days. ' Mondnlo Sunday and Monday. I A plcturo that pleased last night's audlcnco Is on again tonight. Taylor Holmes In tho presentation ot his la test screen success, "Taxi." In this fcaturo Mr. Holmes plays tho rolo of a taxi drivor who makes all-night cruises around tho districts whero bright lights gleam, finally driving his way to happiness and for tune under tho most unexpected circumstances. FOR RENT Pleasant furnaco-hcat-od bedroom, adjoining bathroom, uso ot tolophono and bath. Dr. Dom- orest. Phono 447-R or call at 227 , Jefferson St. 26-28 I WE CAN SELL you a houso cheap. I As a specialty threo room plas-' terod houso with bath, lot 58x140 . i on pavomont. I'rlco $1550. Cosh' I $500. Ualanco llko ront Tho Ryan. Realty Co. 512 N. Mil St. 26 YOUR OPPORTUNITY going away,, four room, modern houso, com pletely furnished on 10th SU. This laA sood buy. .I'rlco $3000. cash Siemens in Statement Says Bank Will Open (Continued from page 1) nanclal machine that was traveling the highways 'ot commorco undor full steam, when It was brought to a dead stop instantly. Such a stop pago has Its cftoct upon a business institution Just as it docs on a ploco of machlnory. It has takon tlmo to bring back to normal adjustment tho disarranged mechanism. This read justment has reached a point now whero tho finishing touches aro be ing applied and when tho hour ar rives for mo to mako tho much-wlshcd-tor announcomont, you may rest assured I will do so. In tho raoantlmo, I want you to know that I approclato your loyal support, and to toll you that tho day Is not far distant when you will know that it has not bcon mis placed. J. W. SIEMENS. WEATHER. REPORT OREGON Tonight and Sunday, gonorally cloudy. Something to Consider The Foundation of the Prosperity of Thi City is its PAY ROLLS The Lakeside Lumber Co. Pay Roll from February to Decem ber last year was nearly $50,000.00 (about $5,000 per month). This money was spent in Klamath Falls. Every merchant, lawjer, doctor, Insurance man and preacher got part of it. It went Into the cash registers of every store, restaurant, picture house, hotel, pool room, dance hall and garage. The chunches, the undertaker, tho tax collector, the landlords, tho Red Cross, tho Itinerant beggar and the fraternal orders all got their part of It. Every person who bought WINDOWS, DOORS, MILLWORK und LUMIIER from us contrib uted to this PAY ROLL. Wo bellovo tho citizens of Klamath Falls appreciate this contribution to tho GENERAL PROSPERITY. ' Bay MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS Products FROM Lakeside Lumber Co. OWNED AND OPERATED DY KLAMATH PALLS BUSINESS MEN THE true harmony of outline of the new Scrlppt-Booth Touring Car gives it conservative individuality that you will recognize aa being more care fully worked out than ia uaual. Ita die etamped fenders are solid and clean curved. The bevel-edged plate-glass windows In the full-lined Pantasote top savor of costly equipment aa does every other detail in the car. The scientifically designed chaiala on which this body is mounted is worthy of such coach work. Its long, wide springs and 115'' wheelbase Insure the maximum of riding comfort. Ita sis cylinder valve-ln-head motor secures the utmost of driving power from the gasoline. Scripps-Booth is indeed moderately priced for a car of such magnificent appointments. EWAUNA MOTORS CO. 123 S. Fourth Phone 60-W Hill MU0Kti bbbbwSiIbbS Reduction in Prices of KODAKS Prices have been reduced on all Kodaks in our stock. Upon some of the box models the reduction is as much as 25, while upon the higher priced ones the savings amount to as much as five dollars. We have a complete line and will be glad to show them to you, whether you contemplate buying right now or not. BROWNIE KODAKS $2.50 AND UP FOLDING KODAKS $8.00 AND UP We maintain a completely-equipped finishing de- partment, turning out the very best prints and enlarge ments from your films. Only the best VELOX paper is used, thus insuring high class, brilliant work; 24-hour service. Bring us your next roll. ., (jMerwoods RiariMY W KLAMATH FALLS ORE0ON tttSW I "7 rijoTtv i WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS -"