The Evening herald., March 03, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925
EVENING HEllALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON-
PAGE THKBK
AUhe LIBERTY
'"The Liberty Hasj thrj Pictures':
SLShooHngbfDanMcGrew
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from "The Spell 'of the ukon,"",.,,
; by Robert W. Service ;. , ..." f.
r v' "THE LADY WHO KISSED HIM '' ' '
li '.
J "THE SHOOT INO-'g ;
'.'These are the simple facts of the case,
.And I guess that I ought to know,
rhcy say that the stranger was crazed with 'hooch
' And I'm not denying it's so.
' I'm not so wise as the lawyer guys, .
But strictly bettwcn us two . r
The woman that kissed him and pinched his
1 , - ipoke . . ." " ;;.
Was the lady that's known as Lou.". -: J
This is perhaps the best known of the poems, q
1 Robert W. Service For sheer dramatic action
,; this'picture is in a class by 'iftolf.V4' T "'
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v . ...Wednesday Only
Harold .Lloyd in
"Girl Shy" : "
APPLIED ART
for PLEASURE and PROFIT
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to create both beautiful and useful articles. ,
I . lessons! give'fe' : I : ' : ' '
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. that will be appreciated if
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WE OFFER YOU THE KEY TO BOTH
PLEASURE AJD PRQFIT
v ' enlarging and tinting :
Opposite Court Housei 327 Main Street
Whit? Pelican Theatre
Tho Picture House for" Yoti. and 1 Your' Family
TONIGHT
"How Women lqve" Vfilh fytty Blythe
' i- v A1$0 . , , : ''.j .''::'i
. Range Rider Western and Comedy
; ; Next Saturday
Harold Lloyd in
you h Ave' plenty of time 'J
QUALITY-
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE "
and Sunday ,
"Safety Last"
Mainly
Tim Weather
The Cyclo-etoromgrnph at 1,'ndor
wood'i Pbnrmucy shows a slightly
downward trend to tlio barometric
pressure ill In afternoon but a tint
reuitliig Ik mill rather, high no Im
medliila chunge in Indicated.
Forecast for next 24 Iioiith:
Clumirnlly fair with modoruts tem
peruturns. '
Tim' Tycos recording Uiormomotcr
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today a follows: '
nigh os Uw ;:;2i)
l'. H. Wmtlhi-r lb-port '
Oregon: Unncttlod, probably rain
In north and went portion tonight
and Wednesday; no change' Intcm
pernturo.' Fresh and strong souther
ly winds on t;ie coast.
Merrill V. Ktiimnth
On March 5, KJulnatli county hlgb
chool and Morrill will tannin ogalft.
but not on the -banket-ball Iloor.
Two tcsms from tho.K. C. H. 8.' Will
clash with two ton inn from Morrill
high school on tuo Important topic:
Resolved, that our. proioqt, policy of
limiting Immigration by' the quota
system be continued. Thcj two teams
of K. C. H. 8. a announced yester
day1 are Olive 'Paynlcr, Warren
boromus with Ellis Meyers aa alter
nate who will tako the affirmative
hore. William KuykondaU.' N. Mc
Millan with Edna Jones as alternate
will argue the ncgatlvo at Merrill.
Knydcr, Htovrns (lark
After testifying Iff the case of
Blato of California vs. George Pap
pas, charged with assault with Intent
to , kllj, A. Wl-Stevens and Kred
Snyder, returned to Klamath Falls
last night. The two men were quite
wrought up over tho outside public
ity given to the case iwhlcn set
forth that the two prohibition agents
worn urivun vui p iiiq wwn. l ney
stated that such m not thn riuri
and that Pappos might have been
: convicted had not tho justice of the
peace failed to sign tho search war
rant.'' , V , .V v .-, f .' 1 . "
(.'oilier To Speak
Representative' A. . M. ColII'jr,
Just" returned from tho' state 1egls-;
Lit ure si Balum, will be tho principal
speaker at the chamber of commerce
forum luncbeon. tomorrow noon It
was announced today by the secre
tary,. Mr. Collier will devote , his
ramarks to happenings 'at the legis
lature bringing 'out all legislation
passed which touched on the Inter
ests of Klnmsth county.
Hetriim Position
Mrs. John Beal, tax' collector In
the sheriffs office has resigned her
position. Mrs. Beal. was tax collec
tor during the Low, administration
and was reappointed when Burt
Hawkins was elected. - The new posi
tion has not yet been filled, the
sheriff announced today.
To Hear Talk
Children of the city public
tchobls,' In tho sixth, seventh and
eighth grades, will congregate In
the Presbytoftan church tomorrow
'morning to hoar the'inaugural ad
dress of President' Calvin Cdolldge
by' radio. The radio will be In
stalled ' by . the "Baldwin Hardware
store. Tbe address starts at 9 a. m.
Olnra Calkins Ilnck
.'"After an. absence of five months
In San Francisco, Miss Clara B. Cal
kinsi former city treasurer, return
ed to Klnmath Falls last night and
will now be established permanently
In Klnmath Kails. i
rUncher Int City ;
William Uhrman, rancher of the
Algoma district, -was a business
visitor, in Klamath Falls today.
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To Visit. Sister ' . '
Mrs. Paul Dalton left yesterday
for s, short visit with her sister In
RoBouiirg. She Dlans on being ab-
lsont a fortnight.
Xp Kl.t Officers
The' home of Mrs. Harry Ooellor
vlll be the scone nt the election of
officers of the P. E. 0. club tonight
nt 7:30 p. . Folliiwlng the" busi
ness meeting a pat luck supper will
be served to the guests. s
I. T. A. To MocIt- i i
-' Members of the Central School
Pnrent Teachers Association met this
afternoon at three p. m. for a gen
eral round table discussion of mat
1 terB of Interest. A short program
I was lven "by the pupils of Miss
j Anna Mas Johnston Including sov-
eral dance numbers.
Wnfflo Party . : .
Members of the Bpworth Lengue
of the' rothodlst church will enjoy
a waffle pnrty at the home of Mrs,
Laiwrenco Pholps this evening at her
About
In From Itoiuuizji
Mm. Ada Parsons and Mrs. Ben
Reld were In town from Bonanza
yesterday. Mrs. parsons Is connect
ed with the Miinopoln Mercantile Co.
Mis. Hold and her htmbund have
been vlaltliiK In Bonanza from their
home In California. They will re
turn m lime this week.
TrniMiK-t lliuii
Mr. and, Mm. T. F. Bongs and nan,
IxsHtor, woro in towni from- Uinifoll's
Valley yentorday transacting busi
ness and buying supplies for their
ranch. ' - "
lloiinnJl To llnve Uood Year
Prospects are excellent for a pros
perous year fn Bonanza, according
to J. Hickman, who s in town to
day.' Three sawmills, the Kits mill,
the L6Bg Tine Lumber Co.; and the
Woodcock Bros. Lumber company
will operate , In the vfclnlty of Bon
tlnta' during the coming season.
Rumors ara afloat, also, concerning
the starting of a creamery and a
boii factory during the summer. ''
In Vram Poo ViiUty
Johlj Noble, stoclrman of Poe Val
ley, was Is town yetterday on busi
ness. Noble plans turning bis cattle
on the range east of Langell's Valley
In the next few days, believing that
the grass has' sufficiently started to
keep them In good shape.
Riuodi'l ling
Houston and Jester shoe store is
submitting to drastic alterations to
day with the entire front of the
store torn out' In order to install a
now front. Casings and windows
were pulled out and the store was
open entirely today. Contractors
and carpontors were busy putting
the store back In- shape . this after
noon. " ' ' ,
Dclxea) In Tonn .
,W. A. Deltell, father of Tom Del
sell and secretary to Governor
Pierce Ib In the ciy for several days
visiting after a strenuous month
spent In the. legislature.
KuyH Now Home
i, C. C. Curlir has purchased the
H. uogue residence on facmc
Terrace and plans upon occupancy
during the coming week.
From TJio Countrj
W. E. Ward, rancher on the Mer
rill' road Was In the city today, trans
acting business.
From Clilloquln
. Walter J.' Kerrigan of Chlloquln
was In 'We 'city today, visiting wltb
friends and transacting business.
In Town
J.' M. Lamb, district plant chief
of tho Pacific -Telephone and Tele
graph company of Eugene Is a busi
ness visitor la Klamath Falls.
In Foni Bly ' '
J. N. Given, old time rancher of
tho Spragite River valley region,
was fn Klamath Falls today from
Bly.
Weed Visitor
A. E. Ryereon of Wteed, a frequent
visitor ro Klnmath Falls, Is in the
city for the remainder of the week
on business. ' "
You Pay
more lot real rffa
monds than you
do, (on pate imi
' tations. ' f ; '
WHY?
.
Because the qual-
ity is there. ;
GOLDEN
KRUST
i - BREAD
'sells for 15c a. '
loaf because the '
quality .. is there. ,
Klamath
Bakery
826 Main
People
Down tVum Klnmatb Agenry
James W. Overton, connected with
the government forces at Klamath
Agency, was In town today accom
panied by .B. W. Neave. Tbe men
stopped at the Hall hotel hut night
and wore attending to business mat
ters (a Klamath Falls today.
IKnrn I'loin Ikwer Marsh
.From the Beaver Marsh country
today, came one of the well known
ranchers and. livestock men of that
vicinity in the person of A. E. Cnl
lickson. Mr. Gulllckson was In town
to purchase supplies.
From liUqiiln
Mrs. Amy Knight, of Chlloquln Is
a business visitor In tbe city, spend
ing several days In Klamath Falls.
Krom Weed ' .' V "
A. Johnson Is visiting In the city,
from Weed, 'a guest of tbe Arcade
hotel while to KJamatn Falls.
Bly Vbdtor
. John Fricdwell of Bly is la Klam
ath Falls for several days on busi
ness.' Fried well Is a rancher from
that district. ', . '';--.,
Cuiloqnln Jinn Here
M. F. Lang of Chlloquln is In the
city for several days on a business
visit. -
On Business ,
R. D. Henson of Medford Is In
the city for several days In the Jn
terpst of business. -
Students Enter
. The entrance and. departure of
students In the city schools is abont
50-50 and .when there is a pupil who
drops from tbe Tooms of the Central
school, there is generally one 'to fill
the place. This morning tbe teach
er of the First A lost' Elmo Smith
who is moving with ' his family to
Chlloquln -where they wll make
their home, however, a brightly
scrubbed little boy presented him
self as willing to take Elmo's place
this morning and was installed Jn
the vacant desk. Kenneth Bailey is
the new pupil moving here with his
parents from Lakeview, Idaho.
On Business '. ''""''
Ernest Ha maker of Klamath
Falls was a tuslness visitor fn Lake
view yesterday, caUing on friends.
Leaves For North
C. W. Doty left for Portland yes
terday morning for a short business
trip! Doty is interested in the lum
ber game of Klamath county. '
Returns From Visit
Morris Peterson returned from a
two days visit in Lakeview where
he was vailed on business. .
Return To Homo
W. W.. Cox and C- C. Head return
ed, to their home in Dunsmuir this
morning after a short business visit
In the city.
Leaves From City
J. G. Clark and family, who have
been guests of the Arcade hotel
over the week-end returned on the
morning train' to their home in
Onkland, California this morning.
Clark is manager of the Clark Pat
rol and Detective Service and In the
Interest of the firm spent several
days here. According to Clark the
banks ln Klamath Falls ore busier
than any single San Francisco bank
that ho has seen this year and
Klamath Falls bids fair to hold the
cup of the const" for the butUeat
city oni the Pacific-.
Buck From San Jose
Miss Mary Ball has just returned
to Klnmath- Falls from San Jose
where she has been taking a course
In' the normal school there. She Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Ball of this clty and plans to re
main here with her family and
friends till next June.
Rancher Hero '
A. D. Cramer of Lorella, rancher
of that district. Is here on business
for several days.
At The Arcado
0. F. Boyle Is a but'Jness visitor
In the city from his ranch in Bly,
a guest, in the Arcade hotel iwhlle
here, '. '.' ' . - -
Hero For Visit
E. W. Whetstone, Bly rancher, is
business visitor in the city for sev
eral days. According to Whetstono
the roads to Klamath Falls are Im
proved one hundred per cent since
the cessation of the rains.
Board Mooting .
Thord will be a 'board meeting of
tho Library club on Friday after
noon Jn the club rooms to dlscus
matters which have arisen during
the pas( month.
Contest Hull
Dispute over settlement of prop
erty, has led .Edward J. Kellogg to
contest his wife's suit for divorce
brought In circuit court. The case
will be heard before Judgo A. L.
Leavltt.
Afrellng Postponed '
Owing to the absence of Dr. O. S.
Nowsom, adjutant, the meeting of
the reserve corps officers, scheduled
for Friday night, has been postponed
Indefinitely.'
Delzcll llurk
Thomas ttelzell, connected with
tbe California Oregon Power com
pany, returned last night after an
absence of several weeks In San
Francisco and other points.
Fred linker In Town
Among the out of town visitors In
the city yesterday was Fred A. Bak
er dawn from the Indian reservation
at Klamath Agency, who spent tbe
day on business. .
In From Bly
Ivan Cain of Bly, sheepman of
that district, was a business visitor
la tbe city yesterday. Cain, a mem
ber of Cain brothers reported good
roads In that district since the rains
stopped during the pasf week. The
brothers are feeding their sheep lu
the Malin country. . V
STARTING
Geo. X.
(Snooky)
and hi
All-Girl
presenting
"Tickle Me
- Fun Laugh Girls ..
" Featuring1 "
Tony Girard uv
Piano and Song Numbers
The Girly Whirly Show
' . ALSO. ,
"40 V'" aow1
IS ? -WITMJ
- if I A i i nVT 'i i
THEODORE ttOBEpfrs
RAYMOND GRIFFITH
! ACOtf BUI m, HSU LUHT
A jazzy concoc
tion of, fun, fizz
and. frivolity, fla
vored, with many
A short
Title
A long
Laugh
thrills. If this
- doesn't entertain
... you, your case is
Kmograms hopeless.
Matinee prices .. ..J.
Eenings .
i
' l n Two shpws
V Fun and
Here On Uuklnei!
0. MhcDannld and .V J, , Ramgoil
of Han Frunrisco, 'ruprusoutailvos rt
tho Sjutbern.' Pacific ''freight and
passenger agents, n're in the city for
tho remainder of the weok on busl.
ness. ' . .N ' ' ' : ' i " ' '
Milady, do
you know
when a fur bus been
worn a season or two
It should ,bo thorough
ly examined- for need
ed repairs. Even slight
rips when left unat
tended become difficult
and costly to mend.
Attend : to .'.that fut"
now. '' - '
I Mrs. Wm Bessler
- Furrier -
025 Washington, . -Bet.
Sixth nnil Seventh
All work 30 to BO par
cent less than any fur:
bouse In Klamath.
Work guran.teed. .
TONIGHT
White
Revue
"40
Winks"
" will
wake
Wooden
Indian
If
Rip. Van
Winkle
had seen
, "40
Winks'
He
wouldn't
s have felt
so sleepy
Easops
Fables
. 10-40c
each night
laughs for all Vf