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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1922)
I rig MTUItDAY, MATIC1I 2.1, 1022 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON o Four llmmrlnrc MIm Delia HawlilnV fifteenth lilrlliilny, n nnmlior of her frlumli tendered her n delightful surprise party nt lior liomn on Vino nvtmiio, In Mills Addition, Friday nvrnlng. Tho evening was spent with Rniiion nml mimic nnd dainty refreshment wero served nt n Into lionr. Those present were: Misses Hona Donolson, Albortlnn McCnll, Hsther Will, Hniel Morrison, lluelnh Hi illicit, Adn Orahood, Dorothy nml Delia Hawkins, nml Forest Miller, Alvln Klncald, Menu Moore, George Wlll Leo Tnnksley, Walter Tanks ley, John linn kins, Jnino, ll-twkln. Ralph Turner nml I. op Stnub. The regular meeting of the Wo men's Axllllnry nt tho American l.oKlon was hclil lint Tuesday even ing in tho legion rooms In tho Main street court house building. After a short business meeting u snclnl evening was enoyed by thoso present. Mrs. 1'crry HurKo nnil Mrs Jennie Hum served on a com mitter for entertainment ami refreshments,' Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred Uak er was hostess at nn Informal tea lionorlnR Mrs. William II. Freer, who Is her T;uest. Mrs. liaker's Riiestn wore Mesdames William II. Freer, Roland WrlRht, K. T. Hid den, T. C. Campbell ami Charles Wood Kberlcla. Last Tuesday afternoon a commit ten composed of Mesdames J. S. Kl Hot t. Colden Lincoln, Harry Acktey and t I. Hcckard wero hostesses to ttu Klkfi" ladles' card chili uii.I their friends at tho Klk's teuiple. Progres r.lvo brldRo was played during the afternoon, tin; favor for tho hlRhest worn IipIiir awarded to Mrs. Silas When Natural Sight Fails -- Tben Our .Art Prevails SEE H. J. WINTERS GRADUATE OPTICIAN' Phone 149-W 712-714 Mln Obcnrlinln nml therinsolntlon prize to Mrs, JnmoaJllshop Foster, At four o'clock nu excellent mini eal proRrnm was rendered by mom hers of tho IiIrIi school under tho di rection of Miss Kvelyn ApplpRnto. musical director The following pro gram was offered, Duet, Miss Esther Calkins, and Mls MarRaret Schubert: inartet, Ksther Calkins, MarRaret Schubert, Clifford Horuo and Deles Mills; trio, Clifford Horuo. Delns Mills and Kenneth Miller, nml n selec tion by a mixed chorus of fourteen voices. Tho proRram was received with much enthusiasm and each num ber heartily encored. A mot successful afternoon was spent by about, one hundred and thirty members nml RUest of the Club. Mrs. Charles Martin was hostess of the Episcopal Ladles' (lulld at their rcRitlar mectlnR last Thursday after noon nt her homo on High street. Mrs. M. S. West will he hostess to tho Leisure Hour club at her homo on Third street next Tuesday afternoon nt 2:15 o'clock. Tho Happy Hour club wilt meet nt tho homo of Mrs. K. A. Kmmitt nt 51 T Fine street next Tuesday after noon. Tho Junior children of the Chris tian church wero entertained In the church last Friday evenliiR by their superintendent, Floyd Allen. Seventy five children spent the evening of llvo nnd snappy games which every ono enjoyed, besides splendid re freshments which were served nt con clusion of tho evening. These children form tho Sunshine chorus which will sine at the Chris tian church Sunday eveninRs. Personal Mention Willie Hopoe Trains for Contest With Shaeffer ST. I.Ol'IS, Mo.. March 25 Willie Hoppo, who will attempt to regain tho worlds IS 2 balkllne champion ship from Jako Schaefor, Jr, f Chi cago, In a 1.100 point match In CM cai;o March 27, 2S, nnd 2U, Is train ing In St. Louis for tho contest This announcement was maUo by Charles C. Peterson, local hllllartflst. who ac companies Hoppo on exhibition tours. Peterson said he would aid In con ditioning Hoppo for tho champion ship match and that a physical train er also would bo employed In put ting tho former champion In shape. Hoppo held the title for 1C years. Morris Leslie, who 1i:m been on his farm In Washington for tho past two years, returned hero Inst night nml will remain Indefinitely. IIi formerly wa,, employed by tho Cal ifornia Oregon Tower company. W V. Marshall will leave Sunday morning for Itoieman, Montana, where ho will bo Identified with the state college as Inspector on a million dollar building program. After the buildings are completed ho will be a member of tho nrchltectual faculty and also superintendent of buildings nml grounds at tho college. Marshall has been hero for the past ear ns manager of the Homebiillders' In vestment company Ho slates that no i successor has been appointed jet, but that business of tho company will temporarily be transacted by O. D. UurVo of the First National bank. Jonnli Sparks and F S. Kberliart are In this city from Hunuiua today trading with local merchants. Mrs. John LNkoy of Mnlln, A. D. MrCornlck of Modoc Tnlnt and It. L. Tom by t Chlloquln, are recent urrlvt nls here registered at tho Hall. Ueorge Stevenson was a passenger on this morning's train for Eugene, where he will visit for u short time with his parents and friends there. He will return hero ns soon ns weath er conditions and the roads are such that ho can drive his car through. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell are Klamath Falls visitors from Hon ama, registered at tho Hall. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. McCnll are reg istered at the Halt from their home nt Merrill. D. M. McLcmore, a prominent stockman with Interests In this coun ty, is hero from Oakland on business. Ho Is registered at tho Hall. C. W. Warren who operates a larRe ranch In tho Illy country Is transact ing business In this city today. J. O. (loldthwalto of the Modoc Lumber company returned last night from a business trip to Portland. Mrs (loldthwalte met him hero and they left on tho morning's train for tliolr homo at Pine llldgo. J. Drown of Martin, and T. N. (! riser of Ilonanta are lumbermen of this county who will spend tho woek end hero. They are both registered at tho Arcade. W. L. Slmonson, a merchant of Kirk Is a business visitor hero today. Ho Is registered at tho Arcade. K. Mooro Is registered at the Ar cade from Chlloquln. "j y g $ mm UU' Comparison is the Fairest Test I.ITTLIMKWISir filltL WINS lSSAV 1111X1-: AUBURN'. X. Y.. March 25. It took a small Jewish girl and a little maid from Italy to win first prlie and second prizes for the best essays on "Our Greatest American". The con test was held by tho American Le gion at Auburn, X Y. BIG-SIX $1785 f. o, b. Factory Set it side by side with tiny enr, irrespective of price nnd judge. That's the way to buy a car." See what each has to olfcr nt its price before you make up your mind. It's the only way to lie sure you're gettinat just what you want 'nnd it surely is the only way to appre ciate how much you get in this sevcn-passei-Rcr Studebaker at its price of $1785. And it's a test that Studebaker is eager to have you make. For when you stand this new BIG SIX side by side with other cars, you'll find it gives you all, in qual ity of material nnd workmanship, that you can get in tiny cur regard less of price ami Infinitely mote than you can get in any car at the name price. On every hand the thousands of BIG-SIX owners have found in this car everything they considered essential to complete motoring satisfaction. This is another reason why Studebaker is the world's largest builder of six cyl inder cars. MODELS AND PRICES . . 4 factor Light-Sim Srm..tl2' W. It , 40 fl. r. Ch.i $075 Touting 104) Rodiur(JIW).... KM Coup.Rd.(2.rM).. 117) Sd.n 17V) Special-Six ST.... Mt'tV.n.. toll. I', Ch.i $1200 Touting. ,, M71 Rutliir(MW),.. 142' IWIUi (4.1V) . 147) Coup. (4.'m)...., 21)11 Sedan , 2)10 B'g-SU 7 r. ufw.tt. ton r. CUm!. $1)00 Touting..... I7S) Coup. (4.IW) 2)00 S.U 2700 Dunham Auto Co. I'lione NEW TODAY :.-FM'KItS ST.U.K TOIX) AKHI.Uj I.V i'.ill.WV.llj MIAMI, Kl.i.. March 25. Oallop Ing from hangars on winged mounts cx-fllcrs of tho American Legion stag ed an aerial polo game In u recent carnival at Miami, KIa Toy ballons were used In place of polo balls. ixKs, atti.'.n'tion: Costumes for tho annual mask hall and danco on March 29 have arrived and may bo obtained from tho ituw nrd. Masks, etc., at Klamath Variety store Admittance will bo to members only or to others by Invitation. 25 TSTet STRAND 10c- -WIIKIIK EVERYBODY GOKfl- IIOMK OF TIIK HOUKINSON FKATUKEH -20C SUNDAY '50 CANDLES' kaunng MARJORIE DAW and an All Star Cast Al Jennings, Vaudeville Movie, and a Big Comedy VINCENT LACHANCE in Latest Songs TONIGHT Vera Gordon in "The Greatest Love" Also a Dandy Western Comedy Admission. 10c and 20c llCKINKSM OI'I'OltTUXITIKK LUNCH ROOM & ICK CUKA.M Ideal location, well established. Kqulpment worth double price asked. Small Investment. GKNKRAL STORK Drawing trade from best populated territory, post office In connection, will consider trade for n.irt lOROCKIUKS City and suburban, have three good ones. HAHWRKSSINIS & HBAUTV I'AR- LOR "!ood fixtures, expenses light, small Investment and terms. PARTNKRSHIl' offered In electrical business ulso n partnership In car riage and wood working shop. OARACK & SKRVICK on highway, will he sold at big snap. SKCONI) HANI) III'SINKSS. will sell considerable under Invoice. HAKBItV IUJSINKSS & lU'ILIHNO Main st. location, equipment like new. A real snap. I'OOL. MILLIARDS. TOIIACCO Center of town A money maker. ROOMING HOUSi: & IIOTKL Will pay for Itself first reason. If wo don't advertlso exactly tho Dusincss yon are looking for write us, wo ran soil you. Wn aro tho busi ness mens' clearing house for South ern Oregon. FOUH-SITK SALES AOKNOV Mrtl'onl Mil;., Mctlford, M 2G JiTfll mhTrnmnriiMnWlw msmMUZZ .HW South Sixth I J IBS lfyij JL- I wuuuui "Ih II h Iffprmuiifll 'iruiiiiiit ttt u'ItYi'i frnriTi lfPnnir,r s THIS ISJA STUDEBAKER YEAR &OTJCK oi siiKuiKrs sam: .anil Intt-rejit llicrrin or hh.iI A. J I ll..t...l. 1 ...... Ilf..,.l. L.t.S. I1......I.M k .. . . , , , MI 1111 Iff lllltt II t II Ml. llll l1-IIVII ly virtue of an execution In fori-,.,,.,1 t- T..rmiL-i,r. ( wit closure duly Issueil by tho Clerk of inn circuit Court of the County of Klamath, Htntn of Oregon, dated tho 17th day of March, 1922 In a certain suit In tho Circuit Court for said County and State, wherein Ross Flu-1 ley, as plaintiff, recovered Judgment , against A, J, Hansm and Anna Italian , for the sum of thirty three hundred; Northeast quarter of tho south uesl quarter (if section sixteen III township U'J south of r.ingu it I nu east of Wlllametti) Meridian, In Klamath County, Oregon, together with nil and singular tho tene ments, hereditaments mid appur tenances thereunto belonging, or In any wise appertaining, . . . , , ,, ... i in any wish iippiiriiuning, twenty four and 31-100 to lars, with 'ti,k(. UI ,,ibi um , roerly GOOD USED C.UtS 1322 Chevrolet Touring, now. $C00. 1920 Hudson, wlro wheels, $1,100. 1921 Overland, 4 satno as now TS0. 1919 Hudson Super, $700. 1921 Ford touring. ' 1920 Htearns-Knlght, 10211. II. 8. WAKKKIKLD 422 Klamath Ave. Phono 10C. 2.r, I'UHLIO NOTICi: Klamath KallM. Orn.. Mnreh 'IT.. 1 '!!'' To Whom It May Cencern: Any rumors which may have aris en Indicating or Inferring that Mr. K. T. Ludden offered any Insult or of- emu mwura my who, airs, una far roll are without foundation and my action wbh not provoked by uny bucIi unUerstandlng on my part. CIIA8. KARRKLL 26 Witness! Max Weiss. K. S. Henry. Interest thereon from said date at the rate of X per rent per annum, on the 17th day of March, 1922. Notice Is hereby given that I will on the 17th day of April, 1922 nt the front door of tho county court house In Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, for cash, the following described real proper ty, and all of tho right, title, estate of the said A. J Italian nnd Anna Hauan, or so much thereof us may bo necessary to sutlsfy said Judgment In favor of the said plaintiff, with Interest thereon and all costs und disbursements Hint have or may ac crue. L. L. LOW, Sheriff of Klamath Count)", Oregon. Dated at Klamath Kails, Oregon, March 17th. 1922. HURT H. HAWKINS. Deputy. Ilox social and program to bo given by 1'lne lirovo school, Murch 31, 8 o'clock. 25-30 LOST Card caso containing I. O. O. V. lodgo receipts, uuto drivers license und somo money. I'leaso leavo sumo at Herald office. Reward. 25-27 FOR BALK Somo auto cars. Somo building lots. Will sacrifice, leav ing town. See Dick, 240 Ilroud St. 25-27 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing room, and ono bed room. 1143 Pine, Phone GC8R. 25 FOR SALE Davis sewing muchlno In good condition $10.00. 1200 Pine street, near White Pelican ho tel, 2G jJgjM 507 MAIN STREET Dallas -Slock nil 26,000 cannery Nlllmrrlhed for Pilot Rock getting double eru fireproof business blinding. Every Man in Klamath Falls will Want One of These Genuine Model C Valet Autostrop Safety Razors for $1.00 STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT But one absolutely in keeping with Underwood's policy of always giving the utmost value for the money. An advertising stunt with the primo pur pose of acquainting more men with Underwood's. You know the merits of tho AUTOSTROP J5.00 'razor. It is nationally advertised and used. This Model C duplicates the fine work and service of the $5.00 model. It is packed in an attractive metal case, velvet lined; and with extra blades and a leather strop. As you know, the AUTOSTROP is mechanically perfect. Simple, too. It sharpens its blades, shaves and cleans without removing the blade. A Perfect Shave at all Timet is its Motto. ,, If there ever was a time when a man needed a Real Safety Razor that time is now. The price is right the time is now and you can get one at UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY mod- :"v