The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, FEB. 21,-1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, . OREGON PAGE THREE MJM LIBERTY ' "The Liberty Has the rktures" " "The Perfect Alibi" An exciting 'western drama of human conflict and ' , animal intelligence Sunday Only "DESIRE" : The tensely dramatic e'tory of a girl who lovtfd not wisely but too well, enacted by a, cast of unusual excellence. Every 'woman should' see ! this1 picture. Monday Only The great Tom Mix appears in "NORTH OF HUDSON BAY" A drama of the' vast white wilderness Tuesday and Wednesday . Easily' the greatest picture of tht year is "JANICE MEREDITH" with lovely Marion Davies in the leading role. If you have a Butch and need repairs or service come to the only ;. . i. !. ' ,'; .,''...' Authorized Buick Service in' town 1 1 r Complete stock of Buick Parts Special Buick Equipment Expert Buick Mechanics Work Guaranteed Buick and Star Garage Opposite White Pelican Hotel White Pelican Theatre Tho Picture Huuso fur You and Your Family TONIGHT "WHAT FOOLS MEN ARE" , A story of love and laughter, of wild youth and intense excitement Also Two-Rcer L'oriiedy and News SUNDAY and MONDAY BETTY COMPSON in "RAMSHACKLE HOUSE" ; ' And don't forget that Monday night. is. family;,,, night, mother, dad and all the kids for 35c -- -with SAFETY at.your Absorbent Cotton In tho patented package high ost nunlltyootton, thoroughly storlllznd unit kopt pormiuiont-.-ly clonn In the spoelul ilust- proof lox. , Yon uro jmfo bocmise hands , '.only touch tho cotton takou out, You snvo bocnuso 'Mils Is tho mdHt. eoonomlral way to uso cotton. ' V 20n nml 30c Tho kind your doctor hum. STAR DRUG STORE KLAMATH FAl.I.H. OllW. vavkk. if i DRUGSTORE IK Behind Winner fcrclglifon University Tils "Tjoen sponsoring winning basketball quliv tots tor the past three seasons. And this year appeared to be no excep tion Judging from tho Omaha team' record. ' Much of the success has beon due I to th pair hsrewltlr ph " 1 11 red nomoly. Art Schablnger,' -coach (above), nnd Johnny TrautmaV captnm and star forward (below). ATA UIH1 V Down Prom Tim Port- .1 Whoro tho cows grow fat; and produce' milk with u ' AiUlmum amount of hullor flit thut In Kurt Klamath, it ss mild that tho northern Klumulh lumln funner liiivo I') lilhor the least for their crop than any rancher from any ollmr Miction of lliu Klumulli coun try. , nil , betiaiiBo nulurn him been generous to thiit section of I he coun ty, which Ik recognized a one of tho moiu beautiful spot Ih tho Klumuth territory during tho spring und Summer. J. T. Dlion, who l the owner of land In thin territory Ik a visitor In town today from Fort dth to ultcud o business mut ton. He In stopping at tho Hull hotel. lie From IIoiiiiiiwv ... ' ;;:.''.. Ono of the root old lorioer of tho Klamath country In J. L. 8pur re turn, well known nierchunt of Woh unzn, iwho wan conferring yosterduy afternnon with the county ussvssor over - taxation of certain property near llonnnm Sparrotorn ruino to Kluhialh many years afto, long be fore railroad compunlva over con templated comlnK to till country. Ho looked over Mnkvtlle, Hie pre dnciimor of Klnnmih Falls, und de cided that Honnnt hud tho beet future, nut adversity struck the growing llltlu town In tho ahupo of the fire demon and. cleaned out the tnitlomeut aoveral lime, t'ndaunt od' Hnureotorn stuck It oat and Is now one of tho' moet prosperous mci.nhcrg. of the Donunza community.- l-OJit fall bo built a substantl'il stone merchnndlso store and moved his business to the new building. Sparcotorn holds that Bonanza and tho udjaceni territory of I-unKull and Poo valley have a bright future. I'Voui B. R John Masncr,' arrived In Klamath Falls last nlKht to oversee a live stock shipment to the south. Holt rnn Arrives If. Thomas, connected with tho Holt Manufacturing . company, a tractor concern of Stockton, arrived In Klamath Falls last night to spend several days looking Over this ter ritory and Interviewing farmers who are planning to buy tractors for the coming spring farm work. ' From Alturns Cioorgu M. Kulley, a livestock op erator of AH urns, California, Is a business visitor In Klamath Falls today to Interview Klamath cattle men and look over tho Klumalh live stock market. " - Down From Hocky Point .M. II. Wiampler. a well known rancher of tho Rocky Point coun try. Is a buslnoss visitor In Kliim uth Falls today to attend to busi ness matters. Roads to Rocky Point by way of uutomobile are im passablo, owing to tho Inclement weather of the piiBt several months. While It Was cold enough to freeze the' road solid, 'automotive traffic had llttlo difficulty In gottlng through to Hooky Point, but the thaw which has drawn out the frost, has in ado the roads too muddy to make auto traffic practical.,. In I-'i-om Malin H. 0. VHIIlims, rancher of tho Mnlln country; arrived In 'town lust night lo visit t-k'mts and attend to dmo buslnoss matters. Triii'licrsi om' llllili lnniKl 1 jr. J. Patterson and Claire Say, both of whoni teach school at HUdo brand, wi'Vii 'visitors In Klamath Falls today to attorn! to some shop ping and make their .weekly call at the county school superintendent's office, to report , the progress of school work und get supplies for the forthcoming week. Hero From, tlilloqulh ' Among the Chllociuln visitors In the 'city to1 spond tho week-end Is Charlos S. Hood, .who Is transacting buHlhoss ' for several days. liiirns ,T Klu;lit 'Scotty" MohtoltK,- ma'nngor of "Kid" Kaplan, Is so Impressed with "Tiger" Jack Burns' fighting nblllty that ho Is planning to take the Greek bantam buck to New York for a shot at ; "Cannonbull" Kddle Martin's championship. So aaya a lxs Angeles paper, which was sent to Chris Hlnnns of tho Aroaile hotel. Hums Is well known among Klam ath fight funs, nnd his success In tho rljig will be of Interest to dnnny. According to the paper, lm the last month. Hums has shown his class against. Pal Moonp, "Dandy" Dick Orlffln, F 61 1 x Vlllainore, Billy nunoh nnd Jno Ryder. Burns fights 0 nthe style of "Kid" Kaplan and Montnlth predicts a rosy futuro for tho little man when ho Invades tho oast, Jimmy Murray "will necom pnny Burns to Now York. Boforo 'Burns loaves for the east ho would llko to' got a shot at either (loorgle Ulvors or Toddy Silvia, ; . Froin PrlnevllU (i. F. Wny of Prlnevlllo Is In the city on buslnoss, n guest In tho White Pollcan hotel. According to Wiiy, tho roads from Prlnovllle to Odollo aro . practically ImpnBsable nnd It, took the stage from six In the Imornlng unlll eight p.. m. to make tho trip. From Odollo ho was forced to take the train In Klau.nth Fulls, nUUUt ' lluys 'Hrt-d Of I'lirclimlM Constantly Improving hi" farm purchased, last your, Comity School Hiiporlntnndent Fred 1'oterson hu just completed tho purchase of a herd of fine purebred Jersey cows from Burr Wcstbrook of Merrill. Tho herd Is considered ono of the finest of the smull herds of pure brcds III Klamith county. It num bers six mature animals and three purebred calves. Wesfbrook decid ed to sell his herd, It Is suld, be cause he desired to c-jvote'hls tt.no to his flocks of sheep. Mr. Peter son's farm It located Just south of toWn, near the county hospital. Off On Vacation ; Thomas Delzell, connected with tho California Oregon Power com puny, has1 Just loft for San Fran cisco and other California points on & vacation of a week or ten days. t t'ui-rluiMi- Vw House , , '. J. r. Heard, 'teller at tho First National bank, has just completed a deal wheriby ho purchased the house of V . W. Lewis located at Eighth and Lincoln streets. . Mr. Beard bought the house as an In vestment. Ill Willi Ui (irlppc v Ksther - Martinson. ; domestic, art teacher at the Klamath County high school, has been 111 for several days .with a bad case of 1m Grippe. Iloylc In MNlforil John Boyle, division manager of tho California Oregon Power com pany. Is expected back from Med ford this afternoon after spending two days t the homo office confer ring with head officials of the conv pany on development and expansion In Klalmath county. ' . 111 , ; .'' -.. Mrs. Washburn, who. resides on south Ninth street. Is severely III In bed from- a bad cold bordering on a case of La Grippe. Kllgorai In Town One of the commonest mistakes 'in the usage of a word In Klamath, Is the word Longell. The word Is com monly used as Langell valley Instead- of Langell's valley which Is the correct Usage. For in the. old days, tho pioneer family of Langell were practically the only Inhabitants and so It came to be known as Langell's valley, or the valley of Langell. From this fertile valley yesterday camo Mr. and Mrs. Merlo Kllgore who are old time residents of that region and who conduct a ranch. They wore accompanied by Mrs. Elsie Collins also of Langell's valley. The couple stopped over at the Hall hotel last night. Mr. Kllgore Is here to attend to business matters. From Sferrlll John Dennehy. who Is In the sheep business at Morrill, Is In Kliniath Falls today to attend to business matters. Merrill and Malln are the' center of tho sheep Industry of Klamath and hence are the center of the Irish population of Klamath, which usually follows the sheep In dustry. Coiwn Mrnv HWo , R. H. Dynan, connected with the California Oregon Power company, arrived lost night from Portland to, spend several days attending to busi ness matters In the city. He is stop ping at the Hull hotel. Itt'turn From California . i'- After a pleasant vacation of sev eral days in California, Mr. arid Mrs. C. J. Taylor, well known resi dents of Beatty returned to Klam ath Falls last night. . For Your Convenience Our Golden-crust bread is sold by all first class gro cers. ARE YOU GETTING IT? ." If Not Demand ' Golden crust Bread from your Grocer Klamath Bakery 826 Main 1 CUU1 ZZsaZ X Post Office. .Ct(iel - I . Tho post office will be closed all day Monday, In recognition of George Washington's birthday which fulls on Sunday. The same mall ser vice may be had us I given on Huai duys, according to the postmaster. Mm. Turner IHcsv The following Is a clipping from the Wood burn Independent nots piper and will be of Interest to the many friends of Mrs. Fred Turnir and her brother Vincent Turnocr of this city: "Vivian, aged 27 y!nrs. wife of Fred Turner, died at. the fu.ni I ly .residence In Portland Sun day., She .Is the mother of Doris and lone Turner and sister of Ralph Vincent of Klamath Falls. i Lciivps For 8onjth H. 8. Gooding leaves tomorrow for San Fruncfsco where he will visit In the' interest of. business. He will be gone for a week. - IUcltal JVenarod! ,. ' The music department of the Sac red Heart, Academy has final pre parations under way for a recital to be given the last week of March. "Kfronl" Her ', "Kernal" R. C.; Mos'eley, prop rietor of the White , Pop Corn Wbgons of Astoria and Bellingham, Washington was a visitor In Klam ath Falls this morning seeking a business location. . Milking Out. 1,1st i ' The chamber of commerce Is re making tbe mcmbershlp list of the Klamath chamber to send Into the state chamber for tbe use in dis tributing the Oregon Business throughout tho county. r.-.... ....... t , ", Clow On Holiday Observance of Washington's birth day will fall on Monday and tbe post office, all banks, telephone of fice, reclamation service, court house and city hall will be closed. fiookcil Food 8alc Ladles of. the Methodist, church conducted a successful cooked food sale lm the store of Houston and Phelps today. ' Spring Opening One of the lovllest of the spring showings was held today by Miss Gertrude's millinery shop featuring tne latest vogu3 1n hats. Her win dow In thistle shades was especially attractive. ,. . -,.-'.. .-is " : In OA-rnlKht Jf. O. Williams, prominent sheep rancher of Modoe county, who has a ranch 15 miles south of Malin, spent tho night in the city after transact ing business yesterday. He return ed to his home this morning. Cinws Coimxotlon A large crowd gathered on "Main" street this morning, when two cars suffered bent fenders after a large Hudson; touring car backed Into a smaller machine parked in front of the Klamath Klothlng Kompany. From Aspgrovc . Mrs. J. O. Goldthwaite and daugh ter. Miss Betty Goldthwaite of Asp grove are spending the week-end In the city as guests, in the Wihlte Pelican. Mr. Goldthwaite was form er owner of.' the Modoc. Lumber company of Chiloquln. . KcseiTiitioiis Made More .than 73 reservations have been made with Albert Morrison of the .White Pelican hotel, for tables for the dinner dance scheduled for St. Patrick's night, March IT. German jKirtor Hero Dr. K. Q. - H Burchardl. well known German doctor of the south. Is visiting In the city seeking a busi ness location. From Chllonjhln -Mr. and Mr. William Crawford of Chiloquln, ranchers from that dis trlot aro In tho city for the week end on business and pleasure. -if .. - . .. .v ' '. Merrill Vins ,-, jMerrlll . hoOpsters won from the Klamath Agency quintet on the Mer rill: floor last night in ono of the fnstest bf;the league games of tho season. The final score was 10-5 far the Merrill men. A E'rls game was played as a preliminary. The games were , followed ' by a dance given tinder the auspices of the Fire men of Merrill as tho annual Flre iman's ball. A largo number of Klamath residents attended (he af fair. ... Here On Business 1 . Charles W. King, representative of tho Weed Lumber company of Tennnnt Is in the city on business for, the week-end. Clinnilier To Closed '; Tho chumber" of Commerce will be closed on Monday In observance of .Washington's birthday. , Moves to liuncli - ; : ; Gus) Eksmnn has moved to his ranch In Morrill known as the Guy Merrill ranch one ' mile from tho town. The ranch Is composed of 100 acres, Start. Study Cliib Women of Klamath Agency havo started a study, club and perfected organization this week, at the homo Today Broadway lost one of Its Gilded Fools You Can Always "Beat Back' : Viliiam 'lm " ldler on th0 0reat Whla' 41 II in ' V "The Measurelof a Man" , ' ..;. .' . ; and : ' . Episode No. 9 of '-:' "WOLVES OF THE NORTH" i . and t , Comedy TOMORROW He hated to be sick! But gosh! How he hated to get Weil . so He smashed through the fence at the rice trick; He skidded headfirst into the curb bh a motor ' bike.. He climbed to. the top of a flagpole on the biggest skyscraper in the city. ' 1 You'll gasp and; scream'at this thnllolaugh. Don't miss it! . Reginald Denny "OH, DOCTOR" Hiefl Cars ACCESSORIES, AUTO WRECKING, , REPAIR WORK ON ALL CARS - Open All Day Sundays , We have some exceptionally good values, in used ' cars, and now is just the time to buy one. A deposit , will hold your car. - j We have a complete line of Goodyear tires' and ; '; ' ; . ; ' . ' ' . tubes .. '' Batteries Yes we have them, also, and thai isn't all. We tarf save you 25'; to 50 on a first-class , ' ' storage battery '. x - Drop in anytime and let ue show ydu how easy it is ' , for you to save money on new and used parts, Klamath Fails Auto Co. ; ROY CALL, Prop. 224 IViairi "The small garage And the great pine woods found a MAM ' River frontr Then master of men i , In ....Swamps end, .raw logging ' camp under tho great singing pines! See in X Phone 246-R with a large trade" 1 (Continued on page five)