The Evening herald., March 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Mm LIBERTY
' "The Liberty Has; the Pictures"
TONIGHT
"The Bandit Tamer"
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with
. FRANKLIN FARNUM
A rip roaring western that will please you
Sunday and Monday
: GLENN HUNTER
in a vivid portrayal of
" Mary Roberts Reinhart's
' The Silent Watcher"
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Eat Better For Less
At the
WASHINGTON CAFE
"Drop In and see for yourself why to many people
prefer to at hero and why, once they Marl tlia
may right with u.
AMERICAN AND CHINESE DIMIKS
ha SOUTH KIXTII. WKIS HHIXa. Prop.
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White Pelican Theatre
f , Tho ricturo House fur Yuu and Your Family
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Saturday and Sunday
March 14th and"! 5th
Mary Pickford in
"Tess of the Storm Country"
' Sunday matinee 1:30 p. m.
. Amorlcn'a swoothoart In a picture thut will hold you spell
ho u ml In your scut until tho end of tho lam arena. Ona In
which wo find Mury Pickford at her bent, in llio rolo of a,
llttlo "aquatlar girl." Tho story, a pal hot ic tale of her sacrlflco
for mlnlater'a daughter, la the grontoat ever filmed. - -
Donf Mlaa It
Evenings, 60 nnd 2De
Mnllnccs, Cc nnd 20c
Mainly - About - People
the weather
Tim Cyclo-Htor'niugraph at Under
wood' phurinucy aliowa a llglitly
klownwurd trend to huromotrlc pre-
auru today, hut Indication are fav
oriihlo for a flnn day tomorrow.
Forecast for next 24 houra:
generally fulr with moderate
, temperature.
Tho Tyco recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperature today u follow:
iriKh 60 Low 27
V. H. Weather Report
OruKon: Unsettled, ruin In north
air J most portion tonight and Sun
day, Slightly, warmer tonight;
stronir goulhorly wlnda, poaxlhly
reaching Kulo forco on the const.
FIXE KXTEHEAINMENT IX VIEW
Entertainment To Itci Anionic Hint
Ever Vut On Jn City
, When tho Crater Lake Shrine III
Jlnk are staged Klamath Falls will
bo troated to a galaxy of chorus
girls, vaudeville alant and dluboll
Cul humor that It haa never enjoyed
before according to report from
Hiobo who huva watched the rehcar
iiiIk for tho spow which la to take
place In tho Hcatfdlnavlan hall on
March 27.
TO CONDUCT KKIIVKTS
Camp Fire Girl Will Handle Vcpcr
Service At Church
Three group of camp fire glrla
will cooperate next Sunday to con
duct the Veaper aorvlcea at the
Preibytorlan church at 4:30 p. m.
The aervlce conducted by the girls
wu suggested aa a part of the ob-
aorvanue of the thirteenth birthday
of the organization, next Tuesday.
LEADERS TO CLASH
(1illoiiin, Agrncy Ami The Fort
Will Tangle Tonight
ncanlt of tonight's game In the
Independent basketball league of
Klamath will have a very material
bearing upon the chnmplonahlp of
tho county. Chlloquln and Fort
Klamath are tied. ' -Chlloquln will
play the Agency, "This game will bo
vital to both team a the Agency
I third' nnd lf.lt dofeata Chlloquln
will bo In tho running for higher
honor. Fort Klamath clash with
tho fast Klamath Falls quintet.
CIVIL CASES SET
Jury Panel la Culled Ity Order Of
Judge A. 1 1. lA-nm,
Twelve civil cuxe pending on the
docket led Judge A. L. Leavltt yes
terday afternoon to Issue an otvler
culling the Jury panel to appear In
circuit court .March 19 at 10 a. m.
The following civil cases are act for
trial: March 19, Pan key vs. Nation
al Inauranco company; March 21,
Fisher v. Richards, March 23,
Union Oil company vs. Paddock;
March 24, Worth vs. Bradshaw;
March 20,' Vale v'a. Cumpbell; March
28, Mulhane va. Johnson; April 1,
Falvey v. Kreeaef Aprlt' 8, Jor
wltz va. Klamath county; April 8,
Dcnnehy vs. Wutt, et al; April 9,
Henry va. Wleat; April 10, Casey va.
Irwin, and April ll. Western liond
company vs. l.uwton.
The jury panel U composed of the
following men: C. K. Burton, John
W. Farnoll, Fred Grennon, Harold
Winter,' W. C. riulfour, A. E. Ben
alnger, R. T. Cox, R. C. Cowley,
Tho. Hlcler, John Van Meter, A. E.
Gale, Lloyd Ryan, C. C. Lewla, J. W,.
Kerns, J. A. Farley. II. J. Bennett.
John Ansel, Ivan S. Yancey, J. V.
Houston, E. G. Argraves, Peter A.
Albertaon, C. A. Pauley, L. F. KJrk
patrlck. Chaa. Mack. Harry Messner,
W. T. Elliott and Harry Booth.
TO LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS
Former Employe Of Pelican liny
(Vxiipuny ArreptK Position
Ralph Steele will leave In the
morning for Med fond where he has
accepted a position aa secretary to
the president of a prominent .lum
ber concern In the valley. Steele
waa a former employe of tho Pelican
Bay Lumber company, serving as
assistant sales manager In Klamath
Falls.
Mrs.
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Oglo 'Claims She Has Keen
Treated Cruelly'
COOKKD FOOD SALE
Ci'lrls Of Marred Heart. Academy Con
duet SuccesHfid Sale
Not to be outdone hy tho pupils
of the Sixth and Seventh grades of
Sacred Heart Academy who conduct
ed a successful enke and candy sale
la.lay In the Muguire building on
Eighth street, tho glrla of the Fifth
nnd Sixth gradis have also' decided
to hold a sale next Saturday In the
samo, building. All procecdB from
tho affair will be naetl In adding to
tho books in the Academy library.
Ml
Is the Big Night of the
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a ji e
Every Sale Patron be Here
Perkins Furiiiture
"The Furnisher of Happy Homes"
On Sixth St., between Main and Klamath Ayeue
On tho ground of cruel and In
human treatment, Mrs. Lola Emily
Ogle brought.- suit today In circuit
court for divorce from Charles E.
Ogle. Mrs. 'Ogle set forth In her
complaint that she and her husband
wore not tempermcnlally suited to
each other. She alleges he had ac
cused her wrongfully of associations
with other men.
VISITING DAUGHTER,
Mrs, Hiiv-lcy Muiy Locate In Klam
ath Falls .With Daughters
Miss Paulino CHtt and Miss Dor
othy Cllft aro onjoylng a irlslt from
tholr mother, Mrs. Anna E. Hensley
and alster Miss Genevieve Hensley
from their home in Ashland. - They
plan on visiting with the Misses
Clift for several weeks, returning
later In the spring to make Klamath
Falls their permanent hrtme. They
motored over the mountains yester
day afternoon. -
DIRECTORY SOOX READY.
Episcopal Church Year Hook Will
Soon 11c Off IVcss
In a short tlmo tho Year book of
the Episcopal church will be oft the
press and will be distributed among
tho congregation, the Rev. T. A.
Moryiweathor, pastor of the Epis
copal church announced today. The
book comprises all vital statistics of
tho church. .
Did
you know
that we have lots
of good things
, here to eat besides
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Anything you want .
in the bakery line,
from pure cream
puffs to dough
. nuts.
And they are all '
the best that you
can buy,
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
TO VISIT IX CITY .
Lukcvlrtw Visitors To Spend Week
Fin! In Klamatli FuRm
Mrs. Otto Langslelt, teacher of
Lakevlew school, Is a week-end guest
In Klamath Falls, visiting with her
husband, Otto Langslelt who is em
ployed in the office of tho Ewatina
Box company. Mr. Henry Funk, al
o of Lakevlew, will visit with her
husband Henry Funk, who Is em
ployed In the Baldwin Hardware
company.
MISH J i:HO.V ARRIVES
Engineer's Sister Arrives From
' llilglmm, Ulnh
In order to take care of her
brother, Joseph Jenson, county en
gineer, Miss Amy Jenson of Brig-
ham arrived In Klamath Falls last
night from Brlgham. Miss Jenson
Is a prof'wslonal nurse and will be
of great assistance to Mr. Jenson
who has been severely ill during the
past month. The sick man will be
taken from the hospital to the Jen
son home on Lewis street today.
ORGANIZE P. T. A.
School Organization la Formed At
Lamm's' Mill
Parents of school children atteind
Inge school at Modoc Point 'uiut
yeater'Uay afternoon at the school
house at Lamm's mill and organized
a Parent Teachers Association. Mrs.
Dixon was elected . president, Mrs.
Parks, . vice-president and Miss
Blanche Sutton secretary anil treas
urer. The association was formed
with the aid of County School Sup
erintendent Fred Peterson who was
present at the meeting to bo of as
sistance in organization work. The
association will meet next week and
formulate plana for school betterment.
CONSTRUCTION , WORK STARTS
Workmen Excnvnflnjf for Glcnger
& Son Store at Chllixiuln
Excavation Is under way for the
two-s&iy' brick building to be used
by A. C. Gienger & Son for their
mercantile business In Chlloquln.
1 The building will be 97 by 100
Mrs.
EXPECTED TONIGHT
Louis C. Mueller Returning
.From Visa In Eakl
After a long visit at Marietta,
Ohio, visiting at the borne of her
parents and her husband's parents,
Mrs. Ixiuis C. Mueller Is on her way
back to Klamath Falls and is expect
ed on this evening's train.- She is
accompanied by her small son, Louis
Jr., and her husband's sister. Miss
Mueller. " s .
ART DAVIS OUT -Serves
Time On Lnrreny Charge And
Is Freed From' Jail
Art Davis, who was charged with
larceny, was discharge! from the
county jail today. Davis was sen
tenced to 30 days.
LEAGUE TO SERVE -Refreshments
On Monday Night To
Uo Served Hy Women
The, Church Woman's Service
League will serve refreshments at
the meeting of the Episcopal church
congregation Mbmday evening.
for office room
department. ,
and a wrapping
INDORSE WOHAX'S GYM
L 1 b r r y Awoclatlon Unanimously
Favors Move Yesterday
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TODAY ONLY!
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Jane Novak
and
Kenneth Harlan
. in
"Two
Shall
Be Born,,
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The Library association, in session
in the library club rooms yesterday
afternoon, unanimously Indorsed the i
proposition of securing a woman's i
gymnasium. The feature of the
program was am instrlctive and en-
lightening talk on city planning by I
Howard' Perrin, local architect. In
his talk, Mr. Perrin pointed out how
health, happiness and a beautiful
city would be assured Klamath Falls
If the growth was carried out by a
city planning system. Mr. Perrin is
chairman of the city planning com-,
mittee of the chamber of commerce j
and as such is working for the es-!
tabliahment of the city planning sys- ,
tem in Klamath Falls. ;
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Another Famons
Indian Story
and1
Buddy Messlnger
' Comedy '
GET SPECIAL GUARDS
WASHINGTON, Mar. 14. Special
guards were posted today around
the .immense brick structure .which
houses the government printing of
fice as a result of anynonmoua
threats to destroy the place with
bombs, .j ' . .
: A controversy has 'raged recently
over 1 dismissal of several hundred
printing office employes.
"Snooky" and
"Hi Girl"
Sunday-Monday
"Fear 1 -Bound"
Secret fear .that shackles
every man and woman. See
how one youth freed him
self from the bonds..
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Lower lire Prices
Shortly over a month ago we received our . first shipment of .
Norwalks a full carload. , , t !
Despite the fact that it was the slack season, we decided to
advertise these tires, believing that a few sales would result. &
The overwhelming response to the advertising, for beyond our" &
expectations, has proved that Klamath County residents appre,y
ciate TRUE TIRE VALUES.
So here we are again.
Leto Cords:
Here are' latest 5 low-prices' on Norwalk
Tire
Iasurance
Don't worry ' about your
tires standing the gaff.
Those .whoso tiro repair
bills are a source of con
stant worry will be glad . to
know that wo now ortol
an insurance policy for
every tire, covering various
road hazards. , Let us do
the worrying. Ask about
this unique feature, for
which we have the sole
rights In Klamath county.
Tf yoA do much rough driv
ing, It means money to you.
Norwalk
Leto Cords
30x3 Mi Clincher v $10.00 ,
30x3 Mi Stralghtslde $12.25
32x3Mi Stralghtslde $15.10
31 x4 Stralghtslde $16. GO
32' x4 Stralghtslde $18.35
33 x4 Stralghtslde $18.85
34 x4 Stralghtslde $19.21)
33x1 Mi Stralghtslde $23.90
33x4 M: 'Stralghtslde $24.55
34x4 Mi Stralghtslde ?".0
35x4 Mi . Stralghtslde, $25.90
36x4 Mi Stralghtslde $26.45
33x5 Stralghtslde '131.00'
35x5 Stralghtslde $32.05
37x5 Strnightslde $34.15
All prices Include Oray tube
If red tube Is furnished,
customer Is charged the dif
ference between gray , and
red price. ..
Save
Money
Save-
Cords,
liable
money--on Norwalk
one of the most re
tires on the market
today. ',; On' every1 Norwalk
Cqrd purchased, we make a
reduction of from $1 to
$2.60 from the regular
price, provided you put
these tires on your car
yourself. It costs ais that
amount to do the work and
we'd rather moke, the to
ductlon. ; .
Hub Tire Shop
Phone 616 ffl
502 South Sixth
CHAS. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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