The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 02, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'Monday, march 2, 102s EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Golden Krust Bread Sells for I So :i loaf ami one loaf will con vince you that it is the last 3 mill you ay for bread that takes it out of the ordinary class and . puts it in the best you ever ate class, ' Ask for it with vour grocery order. Klamath Bakery 826 Main At the LIBERTY t TU Liberty. iia ilia Pictures" 3, itTiiin' Last Times TONIGHT "Potash and Perlmutter in Hollywood" with Barbara La Marr Lew fl( Mae Cody Bus'ch ' ' From ; . , j Kobert W. Service's "The Spell of the Yukon" Wednesday Only Harold Lloyd "Girl Shy" Hardtimes Dance - at Moose Hall Wednesday Night Admission, 50 cents Mainly Tim 'WHiHier i Thti cyclo-atormagrapli ul Uiidur wood'a pharmacy ahows a decided rise In buromiilrla pressure nines yesterday nml continued pluusunl weuther Is 'liutlcaluil. Forqcust fur next 24 hour; Fair, with modurutu temperatures. .,, The. Tycos iraconlliiR thermometer registered maximum uud ' minimum tiiiiipcruiMri'H toduy as follows: HIkIi DO Low 36 Uuvvrmiuint lUpoil . Oregon; I'urlly cloudy and oool or tonight, Tuesday, cloudy, fol lowed by'rala.oa tho couat; mod erate , vorluljlu ', wluds, Ifaaoiulug aoutliorly Tueaduy and Increasing. , i Loral CilrU To I'Liy Radio fans will pe particularly Interested liv too radio coneurt to 1)0 brouo(ad fro.-n KI'O, Hulo'a sta tion In Ran Franclaco, on Wednes day night from :3e to.lo p. m, whitu three turmvr Klumuth Kails girls will rIvo a concert to the en Uro Paclfle cuaat. ; They ro Mr. Ituth May Nlckeraon Friend, Mrs, Mabel Nlckeraon Ilulloy and Mr a. Lcttu Nlckeraon Chlldora. The pro. iwn will bo composed or mixed 11 u m bora including vocul, 'cello, violin- 11 nd pluno. Mm. Friend Is ul pruauut conducting u studio In Hun Francisco uud several of ber moro advanced pupils -will bo presented. Mra. Clillilora woa ul one time niualc Inatructur In tha Klamath county HUli school and has continued ber work In tlie city since moving to Sun Krnncltco. . , Miikr (link Good ft. K. Honson of Modfjrd was brouKht bora yoatorday from Mud ford by Conatablo Garry Cutad on a churgo of burning a cbock with out aufflclont funds In tho bink. Hcnaon Juudo good (ho niount to tho morcbanl who caahud tho chock iind wax ulluwod to return to Mod ford. Inquiry by county officials ahowed that ho hid loft tha money with anolbar paraou to bunk for lilni but thla Indlvlduul fled tho atuto and baa .not neon aoon. alnce. 11. E. Coaby, poultry apeciallat from O. A. C, will arrive hero Tuu day for a aorlua of poultry meotlugs In varloua parts of tho county, lie will bo at Ml. I.akl Thuraday eve ning, at tha Trout poultry farm at Mulln at o'clock. Friday morning and at tho T. N. Cnio poultry farm In Kluntath Falls Friday noon. A cafelorla lunchoon will be aorrfd thoaa who attond the meeting at the Caao poultry farm. In Mmtrurd Over Vfk-Kud J. A. Oordon, president of the Flrat National bank, ruturnod laat night after spending tho week-end In Modford on a combined bualncsa und ploaaura trip. Mr. Gordon on nla return told of bow little child playing with tho control lover In tho elevator In the Holland -fcotol 8nturday atarted tlio elovator too soon, which brought a sevoro Injury to tho futhar ot the,, boy,, who was nol quite tnaldo tho elevator when It atarted upwards. Tho father's foot was caught and employes of the hotol bud to cut nla foot free with steel chisels. Poison Howte Hullt County Agont 0. A. Henderson hna juat had complotod for him a poison slurago warehouse at the fair grounds where he Is mixing polsonad grain to bo used In tho rodont con trol work, Two tons of the poisoned whoat wore bolng mixed today and will bo 'distributed during the ,weuk to varloua parts of the couuty. Linn Ni'funlllv Ituck - Linn Nesmlth roturnod Saturday night from 81U0111, wiioro be bus beou chief clork to the houso re vision of luws eommltue during tho late lamented session ot tho. law mnkors. Nesmlth Is oiio of tho 'old timers about legislative hulls, and brings back word that this session was about like all the rest ot them. Joins Cow Twuliiff Association ' ,i Grant Nelson of Wordon has joined the Cow Tostlng association, It was announcod todny at the county agent's office. Noluon has a hard of about 20 cows. Visit Iiik In City Arthur Myorscough la In town to day on business from the Pelican Uny logging camp, numbor S, lnm Mnlln- ' H. O. Wlllllnm8, ranchor from Mulln,. was In the city ovor the week-end to transact buslnoss and visit with frlonds. Kiinn Hprngtio ' ' " U, 10. Wolford, ' merehant of Sprague River, was a Klamath Flails visitor In the -city ovor 'Satur day shopping and transacting busl noss. Ho was a' guest In the Hall hotol. i ' 1 ; - About Hern On HindncM Eil Clilldura -was In the city from lila home In Chll'Xiiiln over Sulur dny und Hunday. ' According to Chlldors tha rooda In that vicinity aro dry-tug ruuidly making It' pos mlljlo to travel over the highway without the uso of chains. The runchers of that district have bcon more or leas Isolate during, the pust fortnight dun to the incessant ruins and snow, but the pttst week's sun have dried them Into god con dition. . , Itedii iix To Cllj - .1. E. Bwanaen returned to Klam ath Fulla ovit the week-end follow ing a visit in Pasadena where he waa called suddenly "by the serious lllner.i and death of . his wife's mother. From .Meilfoiil .. Larry Shade was a Klamath Falls vlnltor over tho week-end from his home la Mcdford. Hhadi Is a Jewel er of the city and took enough time Off from his duties to spend enverul duys to coino over the mountains. YVtvk-Klid Vlallor J. J. Larson wan among the out of town- guests who spent the week end In the city. Larson Is a Mod ford resident. In Hnturriiiy , Mr. ond Mra. John Neubert front tho country near Swan Luke were In the city today transacting busi ness and doing a little spring shop plrx. ' From Meilfonl Tho Potor Jungora of Medford are recent arrivals in Klamath Falls, planning on making their home in this elty permanently. , f V Kroin rrllciin tity . Among the week-end visitors In the city for several days was IV. Martens from Pelican City who was a guest In the Metropolitan hotel. Krom Fort Klnlnnlli Miss Helen K. Loosloy and Mlis Fern Leaver of Fort Klamath were among the out at town visitors to spend the week-end In the city. A Wonderful j Wonder " Thm- ArtstvlA. AVnndar Box of. chocolates is truly wonderful Inythe fact that all the mostj popular ploccs are offored in a ) bottor and more expensive' quality than ever before. ' A "package within a package."; This Beautiful Box was designed in Paris Within the Wondor Box you will find another miniature of our Art-a etylo Crinoline Pack flgo a novelty and fa vor that has added to tha popularity ot ttils remarkablo package. A r t s t y 1 e Chocolates really couldn't be made ny bolter. j A full pound $1,50 STAR DRUG STOREj , 77f $a!& Brat KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Beautiful i . Eyes TI0 Healthy. Eyo is tho bcnntl ful eye. lied, Inflnnicd, wntorj- eyes nro certnlnly not good . ' to look at. Thoso slmwlntt tho nuovo Hymptmns always hnvn weak eyes. Rollnve the strain with proper gin0 and you re move the cause. ' , ; - ; . .. Dr. Goble Glasses?' Frames , . 700 MAIN , Ground ' Repaired Eyes Examined - QUICK SERVICIi! People Mrs, lUiiiab' IP-lter , Mrs. a. K. Kamsby Is slowly re coveriuK from a very serious major operation performed ut St, An thony's hospital, according to word received from Oakland, Calif., this morning. Mrs. Itumsby is iba mother of C. M. Ilamsliy of Kl-Jinath Falls. Mr. flainsby has been with ber dur ing her Illness. Oil lliuilnns H. II. Oukieaf and C. K. Olrder of Portland, representing the North west mower and Kiln compuny are in the city on business having in stalled several blowers among the mills of Klamath Falls. HiiliM(ouiH-. ... Among those wbo have registered In Klamath Folia ovor the week-end from out of town and out of the state, is Oscar Figel of Sablstobis. And Hi ro are many, who. In scan nlnR the register, wonder where Sablstobis Is.' Vlsltiiis I'nretii Mr, and Mrs. II. E. Nlepoth of Corvallls are In the city visiting with Mr. Nlepoth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nlepoth of hlloquln. Krom Con'allln V. K. Williams and B. M. Guthrie of Corvallls are business visitors in tho city. . ' From Xewbrr(c H. $. Brltl is a business visitor In the city from bis home In New berg, Or?gon. ' Over Week-Knd ? 'i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ham of Duns 'jiulr were among the out of town guests visiting in the city over the week-end. , They left' thla morning for their Home. ' ' Work-End- Visitor J. R. Himmelsback of Chlco was among; the out; '4 '.ir-n. visitors to spend the, we'vt-ad In ti.j city, a guest In '"e White Pelican. . : I . - -i From Chlioquln r . ' C. Anderson . of Chlioquln was among the visiters who, spent the week-end In the city. - ' i Here On Business A business visitor over the week end from "his home In Bray, was F. E. Wright who spent several days In Klamath Falls. 1 ! From Modford' Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Loosley of Mcdfbrd Vers business visitors In the elty over the week-end. Traffic Violation Charged Dick Harpole, driver on an auto stage between Klamath 'Falls end Chlioquln, .was arrested yesterday by Traffic Officer R. E. Knowlcs, charged with driving a stage with out speedometer. Visiting Hero P. J. Hanley ot Portland is a busi ness visitor in the city, a guest in the White Pelican hotel. Lumbermen Hero Charles B. Otey, prominent In lumber circles on the Pacific coast Is In. the city for several days busi ness, arriving last night. From Oakland iMr. and Mrs. J. 1. Clark and family ot Oakland are among the tourists visiting in the city on tholr may north. " lloscburjr Visit W. If. Harding ot Roseburg Is n business visitor In the city, t a .guest .in ' the Hall hotol. . ... From Tenuniit O. Davis ot Tennant is a well known visitor In the city, spend ing the week-end bore. , . 1 Ashlnlld Visitor J. O. Towe of Ashland was among the visitors spending the week-end In the city, lie was a guest in the Arcade 'hotel. .. To Visit In Soutli Mrs. James B. Fostor will leave tomorrow for San' Francisco, where she will pass a fortnight on business and visiting with friends. - From rlhlpplngton H. B. King ot 'Shlppington was a Klamath. Falls visitor In the city today transacting business.. Returns From South Sykes Hnmaker returned over the wek-end from Los "Angeles And other southern cities where he spent, the past fortnight visiting with friends and transacting business. From Rnnoli 1 BUI Burkln was a Sunday visitor in . the .city . from the Alexander ranch near ' Odessa, where, ho ifl foreman, . . Ilack' From Trn;ipiii( Fxpedltion ; Marvin Hilton returned last night from the lava beds, where bo bus been trapping coyulos, weasol, and martin since December. Besides se curing several coyote and weasel pelts, Hilton captured three lire marten, whlca he and Mitt Cohen, saw filer at the Euwana Box fac tory, Intend to keep alive end start a small fur farm. In From Mnlln Douglas Bussey, ranch owner of Matin, Is In. town today on busi ness. Due to the large amount of snow and rain during the past win ter, Jiussey says that the Malln farmers ere planning on putting every availablo acre in crop thlj.f year in expectation of a favorable season. From Tennant -The warm weather was respon sible tor the large number of guests In the city over the week-end and among those who spent several days in Klamath Falls from Chlioquln were Gust Johnson, Oale Anderaon, Oscar Norberg and Axel Frisk. WoMlin Here J.0. Westlln, Malin rancher, was In the city over tbe week-end trans acting business and calling on friends. From Algnma ' N. R. Korat and Earl Roberts Algoma, returning to tbelr homes last night. - . " ; Mali n Visitor Among the residents of Malln who spent tbe week-end In the city was D. W. Ferguson. . ' ' From Dununnlr - William W. Cot ot Dunsmuir and c; C. Head of Dunsmuir were among the week-end visitors in tho city. - From Granada Tbe tourist season has brought a number of visitors to the city over the ' week-end among them Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schuler of Grenada. Calif. HEALTH OFFICER CALLED NORTH BY DEATH OF MOTHER Airs. "S. J. Newsom, mother ' of Dr. G. S. .N3W8om, county health officer, died suddenly yesterday at her home in Prlnevllle, according to a telephone -report received by the health officer. Dr. Newsom", left at once by auto for Prineville. So far as the local man knew bis mother was in good health and the news of her untimely passing came as a distinct shock' to him and his family. Mrs. Newsom was a widely known Oregon pioneer, having, lived In eastern Oregon tor the past BO years. Besides Dr. ' Q. S. Newsom she leaves two other sons, John and Sam, both of Prlnevllle. Dr. New som .will remain in Prlnaville until after tbe funeral. MRS. ALLEN DEAD Sister of liato Novelist Pics Not Knowing of Brotlior'a . Recent Demise NEW YORK. March 2. Mrs. Anne Allen Reed, sister ot the late James Lane Allen, novelist, died to day at her home in Manhattan. She was the last surviving member ot the Immediate family of the novel ist, who died two weeks ago. She was 81 years of age and had been ill tor six months. She was never told ot the death ot her brother because her friends feared file an nouncement would bo fatal to her. One of her ' last requests was that her brother, be not told how she iad suffered during tho last weeks'1 of her Illness. . k ; ; . N GUNMEN' SOUGHT SAN FRANCISCO, March 2. Tlio polico Investigation which was start ed when Ralph P. King, former policeman In Hnwaila. told detec tives he had been asked by Rich ard (Dick) Hotaling to murder the Jailer's sister in law, Mrs. Fred Hotaling, centered today on a search for Al Reels, reputed gunman. CLEVELAND CRIME WAVE CLEVELAND, March 2: Police were ordered to shoot to kill today aiul all available patrolmen placed on duty ,to stem a crime .wave which has resulted In eighteen hold ups In twelve hours. GRAZING BILL FAVORED WASHINGTON, March 2. A bill which would authorize tho secretary ot agriculture to wave graalng fees on national lands In drouth strlckum regions of the west and southwest was approved today by the house ai rlcultural committee. . BIUDGH TO BE BUILT WASHINGTON, March 2. Presi dent Coolidge signed today the bill authorising the state of Washing ton to construct bridge across the Columbia 'river near Chelan Falls. LAST TIMES' TON1 G H T Hoot Gibson in "The Saddle Hawk" Comedy " - , w -'News and FAMILY TOMIORROW I r 4-7 n r - From the piny "lorOI Chumloy" by David ItoUuco and Henry C. de Mllle ekreen piny by Bertram Millhamor 'Directed by Paul t'rbic-' and Frank' I'rson . . and . ". 1 George X. White r ,-"'. (Snooky) . ; :- - ' ' i..- ' ' ' . and his - ALL-GIRL REVUE presenting as their opening bill I a "Tickle Prices: Matinee ......... Evenings - White Pelican Theatre The Picture House for You and Your Family TONIGHT . 1 ." . ;' ! Family night, the entire family for 35c "J! '.'? ,' Betty Compson in ', "MIAMI" ijt Comedy, News; Also v .' Local talent In songs and music. A splendid program ' Don't Coming next Saturday end Sunday - Harold Lloyd In ,i "SAFETY LAST" SfSMsSJISJSJJSJSSTtiSJFltJIWW fcsjsaMiw nrr " iMiisiiiiiwiMMiniiii'Ww.MsM r- . ? ll MARRIAGE SKIFF OF COUPLE RUNS INTO ROUGH SEA Another matrimonial skiff hit the breakers after a short but adven tu'jressome : 'oyage, ; says Arabella La'-ybonrn In a suit for divorce from Leonard K. Layhourn. '. , Tie wife sets forth that Imme diately after, their marriage Nov ember .10, last, her husband ' quit working-at his trade he's a bar ber and wanted her to go to work to provide the family with three n rtnv. Also she says, she Viad some money when she married him but he insisted that this, too, used to keep the wolf from the door. ' '.Mrs. Laybourn . asks that her maiden name of Arabella Moore be restored to her. NEW I1RIDGE APPDOVED . WASHTNtlTON. March 2. 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