The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVB sfiwmi'iiinwiw i mh LIBERTY "The Liberty Has the Pictures" Tonigh t" Only That Regular Fellow EDMUND COBB Western Yes t e r d a y s" Also Chapter 2 "THE SANTA FE TRAIL" ; : 1 and ; PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERVIEWS They are the goods SATURDAY OUT OF THE AIR By iVUVH MCKIJ.LIt :. . Mutineer Itnilln Dept., Baldwin Hardware Co. America's Pal Franklyn Farnum in "The Bandit Tamer" u Hun- Francisco ruully tho only city In California tliul cun radlucast llolf Willi n clour conscience. Los Angolos borulUH Itself u "Tho White Bpot of America," and shuts out congressmen unci lawyers, Onkland announces ll Ik tho tiluco whnro "rail and water ingot,", and folks figure It is tho Jumping .off placn. Hut San Francisco I "Tho Homo of tho Hum fleet," und as such Is en titled to as much consideration an any station In radii faino. The Radio Sorvlco Bulletin for February, an published by tho I)e- i partmont of Commorco contains a complot list of radiocasting station of tho United "Sluton, giving nil the now stations, changos of call lot tors, and tholr new wave length!, frequencies and power, up to Janu ary 31, 1925. This publication may be purchased from the Superln tendunt of Documents, Government printing offlco, Washington, D. C, al five conu per copy, , l'icruiii fur Hu( unlay KKI Los Angeles, 7 to 7:45, Lako Arrowhead orchestra, 8 to 9 Kxmnlfior urogram, 9 an baur of Hpanlsh anil Hawaiian music, 1" 1'uckard radio club. KHJ Los Angeles, 8 p. m. Wil liam Hyatt Co., sponsors studio program, 10' Hick mans orchestra at thu Dlltmore hotel. KFO.N' Long Bosch, 7:30. to 6 p. m. Pross Telogram presenting Ling Boacb Municipal Band, Saxo pliono selections, 9 p. m. Virginia Ballroom orchestra. KUO Oakland, 8 p. ni. program of special Hawaiian music furnish ed through Hawaiian Tourist Bu reau. KPO Baa .Francisco, Woldnors orchestra at the Fairmont hotel.' KOW Portland 10 p. m. Col burn's Melody Men. KPO A Soaulo, 8:30 Times pro gram, 1 0 Harkncss orchestra. - FECIAL SERMON TO BE" GIVEN FOR DE WIOLAY ORDER IIJCWK $100,000,000 IX Kl'ltOPK I HAMIiUIlO, Mar. 12. More than 144,000 Amorlcana vliltod Europe daring lo year 1934, il Is estlmit d" br the Hotel Proprietors' Fed eration, arid each trnvolor spent, oni an average, the sum of $3,000 Till moans that a golden trail of Nome 1400.000.000 was loft behind byithoso visitors from across the Atlantic, and mostly. In England. Swltiorlund and' Holy. : 1 Swiss tourist busluo around tho UakO of tho Four Cantons has al rauit ronchcj pre-war dimensions, according to a circular Issued by tho' Lucorno CnnUMial Bank. There was an Increnso of 22 percent In lilt ovor the number of guosta registered in 1923. Tho bulk of the buslnoss was furnished by tourists train England. . IKIWI'KD T VISIT HOMK WARSAW. Mar. 12. With the cbjort of tusking It ensy fur Polos established In tho United States to revisit Poland, Polish consular of fices in America have .been Instruct ed to.glvo them visas vulid for six months, in addition thnio visitors are, ctrnn n guarantee thut during their visit they will not bo called up for military sorrlce, uo nutter what their ago may be. Feed and Seed Oats . '' For Sale Good quality KLABZUBA BROS, s; Malin, Ore. 1 St Patrick's Dance MARCH 14th . at . BONANZA Community ,Club Bonanza l Herald "Class" Ads Pay I 4-4CI 4 Vj' : , ." .v .. . .' i EYES OF SCIENCE " ' !' Only a few much-favored eyes of men of science have I been privileged to look upon f yitamins, yet everybody must . t have these nutrition, factors, I in abundance to assure ' growth and sustain strength. ! Scott's Emulsion .' I; for' fifty years has earned world-wide repute as a builder ,' of strength. It is die much 1 favored food-tonic that sup . . islles vitamins in abundance. v II Scorfs taken regularly ' . helps grown people and i children alike realize -itfength and vigor, mi POUT TIUFFIO OIIOWS MARSEiLLBS, Mar. 12. Freight and passenger traffic nt' tho port of Marseilles In 1924 excevdod pre war figures tor tho first tlmo since the armistice. Tho total tonnage wus 21,144.afl, or 43,531 tons more than In 1913. Passengers entering and leaving tho port numbered 771,009, as com pared with SCO, 104 In 1912. . Members of Masonic Group to Attend Church in Body Sunday - Members of tho Order of DcMolny will bo present In a body Sunday morning for tho national devotional day, March 16, of tho organization, at St. Poul's Episcopal church with Rot. T. A. Merywcather officiating. If. W. Bathlany acting as counselor for the group will accompany them at the services, i Rov. Miryweather will use as his subject, "Tho Youth and the Man of Tomorrow." Oliver and Joseph Payntor, ' members of the church and tho DoMloIay group will read the lessons. ' An especially beautiful musical program -'has been a iron god with Mrs. D. n. Cotrell presented In a solo, "O Rest la Tho Lord." .Ao'iDbcrj of tho organlxatlon are: Julian Ager, Zed Bnrncs, Hugh Cur rln, Harold Downs, LqsIIo Klmoro, Vernon Francis, Robert qraham, Lo- STARR AUKKKMKXT 11KACHK1) Howard Anil (irlnira To Hnnillo Pas sengers On Aslilnml llouto Through an agrcoment reached botween tho Howard and Grimes Auto Stage company and tho II. R. Turpln lines, tho formor will handle tho pns-onger stogo buslnoss be tween hero and Mudford, while tho Turpln linos will coopornto with tho other In a division of tho two classes of staga transportation. CHILD RATINGS HELD TO BE HARMFUL NEW YORK. March 13. After investigating the problem of child marriages tho Russell Sage foun dation in o report made public to day says its study disproves the Idea that there is something idyllic about such youthful unions.. ' The investigators' conclusions are opposed to marriage at too young an age, because of tho physical and mental immaturity of the con tracting children; or because In the cao of a girt child, married to an older man, neither may ever kno-w the meaning or genuine comrade ship In the marriage relation. Tho . foundation roport disclosed Hint there ere' '700,000 ' porsons in the Vnltcd States who were ; mar ried when under 16.'. "' ' As railroads,1'! automobiles,' tele phones, the; 'tolo'grapV and news papers' eom6!'to theso lonely sec tions the i Investigators believe It probable that child marriages will decroaso. It was found, according to the report that in certain Uolited communities there were not' only lnittl Owlll, .Vols Hugllml. Clifford very early marriages, but so ninny Hogtio, Dlnwnrd Howell, John Kuy- lnter-marrlnges. . among the cousins kondnll, Herbert La nil Is, Gordon 'of one family'strain that spme Ioomls, John Miller, Lcroy Moore, j times three-fourths of the. inhablt Robert Murphy, Andrew Manning, ants of a village have the same sur- TO CilVH FAoi HAI.H (Jills Of Hnrml llcnrt Academy To StiiRn llent flt. . The girls of tho Seventh and Eighth grades of tho S.'icrcd Heart Academy will hold a cooked food ualo Suturlny In tho Magulro build ing on Eighth strcot, opening at ten a. m: Tho girls are giving tho snla for the purposo of adding money to tho book fund for books tor the academy library. Sings on Loan j-' AITS- v. . - s . 1 a? :;. ..- t r-'. -.:V.wffsTSf.-' . iff .Tia I' 4 Nahum MoMullcn, Loland Otcy, Joseph Payntor, Arthur Peck, Rich ard Pock, Lcsllo Poyton, Lylo Pot ter, Oliver Payntor. Dalo Soule, Mcrlo Swanson, Ueverly Thomas, Wallaco Urllngs, John Urllngs, Bry ant Williams, Herbert WlUon, Le- roy Wright, Guy Williams, Edgar Wllchcr, Boyd Yadon, Louis Sabo. W. S. Mnthows, Harold Johnson, Charles Hastings, N. F. Winters. noss oi anxo ai'pkoved SALEM, Mar. 12. In an opinion to Socrotary of Stato Koier. Attor ney Goncral Van Wlnlilo, holds that Dr. Thomas Ross of Portland ceas ed to. bo a mombor of tho state fish commission on January 10, the date of tho Governor's lottor to Ross notifying him ot his romoval for cause. Koxer asked tho Attor ney General whether ho was to audit rlulms bearing the signature of John C. Ventch, whom tho gov ernor appointed as Ross' successor. SC1EXCB JjRARXS FROM SAILOR name. "The foreign habit of. early mar riage ' does not persist after the first generation, " the report says. "In fact the foreign girls of the second generation . are actually marrying at a later age than native girls." . . . '. .-, . LONGWORTH INFANT , , SEES WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON', Mar. 13. Puti llna, month old daughter ot Rep resentative and Mrs. Nicholas Long worth, got a .glimpse today of tho Whito House, whore hor paronts wero married and tho homo at the tlmo of her grandfather. -Mrs. Longworta called at tho state department . just acros3 the stroot for her' ; brother, , Kermlt Roosevelt. In the rear of the auto was a market basket which Mrs. Longworth said 'cost '65' cents and In the basket was little Paulina. , HAMBURG, Mar. 12. The Gor man Naval Obsorvatory acts as a clearing houso far, all Information on naval matters, and pridos Itself on its efficient accuracy. To tlila end it interviews ,tho officers . ot every ship that comes Into Ham burg In order to chock Its thoorotl cal, information' with tho practical experience ot tho man who goos ' to sea. ' S ' ' . " . I SAVED FROM. DROWXtXQ SPOKANE, Wash.. Mar. 13. Mrs. Idaho' Steroy, aged 31, ot Portland,, Ore., was rescubd . from tho Spokane rlvor hare today by mill wrkers: after; ' according to the police, she had Jumped from an onstboiind tuiln,. V ', . ' Bo cirefur in' packing ay ycur winter clotliosV Moths' make the' fur tiy. ' Miss Katnicon Kersilng of WlehiU Kn.. Is on her wny to Paris to lud under Madame Emma Calve, notvd French nonrnno. She was given tht opportunity to obtain this musical education by the Wichita Rotary i -l..h n.hlrl Innncil Tfpr 15000 "tO W White Pelican Theatre The Picture House tor You and Your Family TONIGHT-WIFE IN NAME ONLY" Taken from Bortha M. Clay's popular novol of the same name. A '' Patho Comedy "FRIEND "hUSBAXD". , . ., . .. J, ;i ' SATURDAY and SUNDAY V'.'i-.;,:'i : ' . : Mary .Plckford In.'',;. : r ' y '". V . ! v ; 1 "Tess 6f the Storm Country" .. "' ' '" ' ' Save ori Sugar For a few days only we are offering our customers a chance to lay in your summer's supply of sugar at the unusual low prices below. Sugar will be higher next summer. The present market is nearly $1.00 per sack higher. If you can't come tomorrow, come Monday or Tuesday, and get a sack or two, while our supply lasts. Extra Fine Pure Cane Sugar, 100 lis. for ...... : $7.09 Extra Fine Pure Cane Sugar, 50 lbs. for .... $3.69 Extra Fine Pure Cane Sugar, 25 lbs. for ..... $1.89 Extra Fine Pure Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. for 75c . .. (not sold to dealers) SWEET ORANGES Medium, size sweet'' and juicy, 2 dozen 55c CANNED MILK Tall cans Sego, . ,.. : O C n . w 3 cans for . , RIPE BANANAS Delicious,' ripe 25c ' bananas 2 lbs, for " CORN FLAKES "Kr Post Toasties, OQ n PORK & BEANS 15c size, Van Camp's 97 3 packages for 3 cans for SEEDLESS RAISINS 25 lb. box seedless ' fijo CC CANNED PEACHES No. 2V-! cans, Heavy 5 5 C syrup, 2 cans, for . CANNED SOUPS Any variety Campbell's 27 C 3 cans for ' ' FANCY TOMATOES Extra standard No. 21u J4c cans, each : CANNED CHERRIES No. 2V-2. cans, Royal 55 c Anne, 2 cans for . In Our Market -- 423 Main St. Are. you paying high prices for meat? It is not necessary. You can make big savings at STONE S new rtlarket. Come early tomorrow. Give us a trial. Our meats are the best in town. Pot Roast, shoulder cuts, per pound - J Qq Steaks, all cuts, round 22 C sirloin, T-bone, per pound Roasts, round and sirloin, per pound 20C PrchP Ioin 25C rib chops, per pound Veal cutlets, young 25 C HamburSer It's the best J5C quality veal, per pound per pound 423 Main St. W& Meats and Groceries 715 Main St. Pay Cash and Save 11 ACTION 0 ROAD Pelican Bay Concern Anxious to Have Snow Cleared Off Highway Is snow otf Tho Diilles-Callfcrnla high way north of Klamath junction, it was learned today. The . request comes from tho Pelican Bay Lumber company which is anxious to have the raad in good shape sa that traf fic between their logging camps and Peliccn City will not be Impeded. About two feet of snow l'es cn the ground, near San Creek hill, Horace Brldgeford, manager ot the lumber company snid today. Inasmuch as the saw mill of the company starts operation next Monday, activities' in the logging camps must he started Unltod States Bureau of Public roads has been requested to take Im mediate steps toward the clearing ot soon and logs must be coming into ; Pel!cnn city by April 1.. Who is YOUI Skjnny By agreement with tho state, the ; oureau ci puDiic roaas must main. Friend Ethel? i Toll Mm to tar.o Cod Liver Oil for a couplo of monti'is and get enough aojd hoalthy flesh on his bones to look like a real man.' ' Toll hint. It's tho only way to take those grave-like hollows from his cheeks and nock. Tell him he won't have to swal low the nasty oil with the nauseat ing fishy taste, because the McCoy Laboratories, ot New York are now putting up Cod Liver Oil In sugar coated tablet form. , . - Ask for McCoy's cod Liver, Oil Compound Tablets. The Star Drug Store. Underwood's Pharmacy, Whit jmore's Drug Co., and every drug- gist worthy the name sells thorn I Rft tablets 60 cents. Any mnn or I woman can put on- five pounds of ! healthy Xlosh In 30 days or your j druggist will willingly rotund tho purchase price. , I One. woman put on 15 pounds in six wecKS. i:iuiaron grow ruuusi. und strong Feeble old people feol youngor in a few weeks. ""HeVauro 'to-Bet "McCoy's.' ttto flr- MR. DUDS , HPS. DODS TheseiolKstrVmiC It Keeps tkzr ooWaq up-to-date. tain the stretch ot macadamized highway- north of Fort Klamath junction till next fall. ' Hence the clearing- of the snow is entirely out ot the jurisdiction of the local high way forces. ' "'"' N'o answer had been received by the lumber company this afternoon It wai said. ' . ' 1 One of the debutantes tells us she" either has to go without enough clothes or go without men. ; Two were Injured In St. Louis whea an auto driver thought a girl talked better than tho road. "Wood v We can supply your fuel needs on short notice. ' . ' : Blocks Dry Slabs Limbs Coal Fuel Oil Phone your orders to 535 ' 601 Main St , O. Peyton & Co. "Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone S3S L. i phld'butk us, and If she-.'oan I tea'nnd'ugehnln'e-1 tbd lAr6:i All I compound T$bs,Adj(" y'V.