The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 17, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 102.1 EVEKINfl TTETl'ALn. TTTAMATH FATXP, 0IUCG0N PAKE TTTftTfljl AtJhe LIBERTY "The Liberty Has Georgeous Mae Murray in 'Mademoiselle A story of Yankee Pep j ' Flaming Hate " ' 1 'J fa) YJ l- muiUav r I'Modemoiiella kiJ f i THURSDAY ONLY Augusta Evans Famous Story "ST. EL MO" Featuring John Gilbert NXUINN' It - r ENLARGING AND TINTING j "v Opposite Court -House -327 Main Street' How Beautiful! ! Thai, Invariably. Is the first' remark of those who- for Iho first (line see Iho complete showing of "Luk-Shu-RI Knit" brand lingerie. .. , , . Thoaa lustrous gurmonta, that wear ao woll. look ao wall, atdi coat no more, aro fast winning fnvor with Klamath Falls women who demand tho beat, 'yet uro Inclined to be eco nomical. The new spring color aro hero. For private Showing, phone 243-R beforo noon. II lit Main MRS. A. M. Quality Distinctiveness -Iiow Coat Herald "Class" Ad. Pay WICKERSHAM'S : Style Shoe Shop 822 Main "The Georgette" ' ;,.. vv- . ' jxnnnnAi"wi"ii - - , v No slipo 1 imwtor 'than that which sport 'the "short vamp and rounded too, so much In domand L'lila soanan. Patont ramp with maple cream quarter, Shown by WICKERSHAM'S Distinctive toot- wear for Women jr. the Pictures" f Midnight " and Spanish Firepf and Love V QUALITY I PHOTOGRAPHS picture ; , FRAMES Phono 39 Phone MD-R CRYSTAL FINAL ACTION ON CHURCH DEFERRED TILL PLANS COME Although unanimous In the opin ion that a now Episcopal church should bo built on the alto aeloctod by tho Dlahop'a committee, tho Epis copal congrogatlon la session last night suggested that plana should bo subtalttod to tho congrogatlon bo fare final action bo takon. The oongrogatlon Indorsod the suggestion ot tho committee that tho rectory bo sold. Tho financial nUttua ot the church was oloarly ex plained by a black board talk by tho llov. T. A. Merywoather, Episcopal minister, 1 Sunday, March 2D, Is tentatively sot as the date for a meeting when final details rolatlvo to the now church will be made. GARAGE ON MAIN STREET HAS FIRE , A shallow pan full of gasoline was transformed Into a blaxo this morning at tho Crater Lake Auto motive company, whon a short clroultod cotton Insulated wire Ig nited tho' exploslvo liquid. Dofore any damngo hud boon Incurred tho tiro department nnaworod the call and had put out tho fire with chemicals. Tho tire ocurrod at 0:25 a. m. ' IIEDJAK TROOPS DEFEATED CAIllO, Kaynt. March 17. A tils patch from Joddnh reports that troops of the Kingdom of tho Hod jus on Sunday sovoroly dofonted the Wnhnbl irJbQ&mun, who ;l(Mt throo " w to su it' su.7'?ur" t 1 Mainly THE WEATHER The Cyclo-StormuKraph ut Under wood'a Pharmacy shows the buromo trio prossure to bo rlaing slowly. Forecast for next 24 hours: Generally fair weather; probably cool today with vurluble winds. Low .......4.fi High 52 V. H, AVrntlic-r Iloport' I Oregon; Cloudy on the coast: fulr In tht Interior tonight and Wed nesday; frosts In the Interior to night, moderate variable winds. CASE DI8.M3HWKD Iknrmau vd. Imxik Action HotUcd Out Of Court Amicably It appearing from representations of both parties to tho suit that tho action had been aettled out of court, Judge A. It. Leavltt dismissed tho case of C. It. Bowman vs. Thomas and Lulu Lang last nljfht. Bowman had brought ault for collection of money alleged due on merchandise. TO LIVE I.N MACDOEL Mlaa Mamie IlirrU Rcelffn Position at Loilie' fMore 11 In Mamie Harris, who has been employed for the paat year In Moe's store, left for Macdoel yesterday, whore she will reside with her par ents. Her father, Mr. Harris, tu takon oor camp In that section whore the family will spend the summer. FU1AKJI TO BI'EAK Ashland fxa To Drllvcr Principal Adilreu At O. Of C. Forum How the proposed Ashland Nor mal achool will benefit southern Ore gon will be the aubject takon tomor row noon at the chamber ot com merce forum luncheon by J. H. Ful ler ot Ashland. Camp Fire Girls will proaent a short entertainment and the chamber of commerce mole ehorua will entertain with sevofal selections. . tillUi Ol'KIlATOItH ILL Tclrphoiio Borviro Severely Crippled ' . Thereby '. , Eight telephone oporatora of the local telephone office aro 111 from the light epidemic ot la grippe, otherwise called Influenza, that has beon making the rounds of the com munity during the past two -weeks. ANTLKJW TO ATTKND Ikrs Ontnnlmtkin Will March To 1 . Kplncopn! Horricea At a meeting last night of the Order of Antlers No. 8, 'It waa do cldod to accept the Invitation of the .Rev. T. A. Merywoather to attend Si. aul'a Episcopal church in a bodyArll E: LE.AlA 50R VANCOUVER K, Hacnv Grand Cotnaninder, E. Knights TrmpW, Of .Oregon - E. E. Magee, grand commander, Knights Templar, ot OregoA,vleft this morning for Vancouver, Wash ington where ho will attond the an nual inspection and reviow. Inspec tion will be conductod 1y the grand commander ot Washington. . OREGON FAVORED CzcchotSlovnka Favorably lmprcesol After Visit in Sections According to a report In the Portland Oregonlan .the delegation of Ciccho-Slovnks who returned north After a etx day's visit In the southorn soctlon of the' state, were favorably Impressed, and have de cided to recommend Orogon favor ably to the oastorn colonics. The dologatlon visited In Toxas, Alabama and other southern states, but thetr roporta favor this section ot Ore gon more than ny districts .visited. . POSTPONE PARTY Illness of Members Reason of lay In Entertainment Do- Membors ot the Toa Cup club will not entertain their husbands Thursday night as previously an nounced, due to tho lllneea ot a largo number ot tho members. Tho party will bo Indefinitely postponed It waa announcod Inst night, until tho present Influenza opldemlo Is passed. STATE EMPLOYE QUITS SALEM, Ore., March 17. Tho resignation of T. A. Rlnehart as socretary of the stnto tax commis sion was received by the commission tnklay, effective April 1. Ralph WHrth, who la now In the employ ot the department, was olocted In his place. Your luck may bo bad, but to Dos Mtalnos, i ' la. 1 n wotnun has taught sohool for 68 years. 1,, , .About 1IOI HE NOLI) L. F. Kirkpatrkk liuys Old Cofrr Home On Kcvmith And WaahltiKton With an offer of f 16C0. L. F. Klrkputrkk, connected with tho Klamath Klothlng Kompany was the successful bidder for the old Cofer home, when bids were opened for tbe sale of the atructure on Seventh and Washington last night by the city school board. The board allow ed the successful bidder till May 1 to roroove the building freta. tho property. Boilers In the city school were declared to be In good condi tion according to a report of a boil er Inspector road at tbe board meet In. ENOIVEKIUi IN CITY Hcnlor Kngrneetina; Division Of O. A. C. Visiting )n Klamath Fall Among the boys, students of tbe senior engineering division of the Oregon Agricultural college, who are guests of the White Pelican, while visiting the Copco plant on the river, are Carroll Bullen, Frank Ross, Frod Ingram, Eugene Squires, Emory E. Johnston, J. Clyde Archi bald, P. A. Heldenougb, J. M. Stout, L. E. Rydell, S. K. Sandaml, Orvllle Parson, O. N. Olson, C. K. Gabriel, Carl F. Wilson, B. H. Ober Jr., Rus sell L. Hams, Stuart Sims, Arthur M. Buell, Richard Ourant and Frevi Vosteen.. REALTY BOARD MEETS First Luncheon Of Organization Held In White Feliean Hotel Members of tbe Klamath County Realty Board met In the Wiilto Pelican hotel for their Initial lunch eon yesterday at noon for a general discussion of problems facing the board. Another luncheon, similar to the one held yesterday la planned for March 81, In the grille room of tbe White Pelican. LEG FRACTURED Cecil' Healy Injured When Thrown From Motorcycle TosBed oft a new motorcycle when he hit a bad bump, Cecil Healy ot this city wag thrown, to the ground and suffered a fractured leg. At the Klamath General hospital where he is recovering from the accident, the reports are that he is doing well. COMMITTEH MEET Joint Meeting; Of Planning Commit tees Held In Chamber Rooms Planning committees of the Klam ath County Realty Board and the chamber of commerce met last night In chamber rooms to discuss a city plan of general Improvement. No doflnlte action was taken concern ing plans, however when the plans are cctavpleto they will be sutraiitted to the Klamath Falls city council. This la the first meeting ot both committees together, but more are planned for tho Immediate future. ; CLAIMS MONEY DUE Joe Rocco Sura Sullivan And Brat- ton "For 300 Holding that there Is due him the awm of $300 trota F. J. Sullivan and G. jvVBrattou., for the last payments on an - air compressor, Joe Rocco broughtstjlt in circuit court' today for recove ot the money. EVERYTftJtfG A BAKERY MAKES We have it and it is all made with the tame high quality ingredients that are put into GOLDEN KRUST BREAD- Order, some today Klamath Bakery , 826 MAIN People tf DEFER LiyUOR J'OUIIl.VO HnydiT Must First Heparan - All Federal .Confiscations Destruction of confiscated liquor, set for yesterday, has been deferred for several days until F. W. Snyder, federal prohibition agent separates all federal confiscations from those of tbe state. Personals Mrs. Fred Dunbar Is confined to her home with an attack of influ enza which Is not considered seri ous. 'Hal Ogle, who has been em ployed In the woods on the Beetle survey for tbe paat month, returned to Klamath Falls Saturday after noon and since tbit time has been suffering from an attack ot Influ enza. , ,. P.. H. McNeill and sen Leonard R. McNeill of Malln were In .rom their ranch yesterday to visit for the afternoon. Miss Ada Heffron left on the morning stage today to visit for a fortnight In . Portland and other cltlea In the northern section of the stite. ' - "fi-" Mr. and Mrs. William Melbase left this morning tor Cottage Grove, where Mrs. Melhase will remain for two months visiting with bar par vus. ". Mr. and Mrs. August Andrlen ot Merrill -were in from their ranch yesterday visiting with friends and transacting business. D. E. Loosley of Medford was a business visitor In Klamath Falls over the week-end. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. Niepoth of Chllo quln were among the week-end visit ors In the cHy, guests in the White Pelican hotel. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Zadow of Chiloquln were among the out of town visitors In the city Sunday. G. V. Hammersley ot Alturas was a business visitor in the city Sunday and Monday. i EX Robertson and O. Carr are busi ness visitors In the city from their home In Grants Pass driving over the mountain highway, which they say to be in excellent condition. H. McGee of Modoc Point la a 'business visitor In. the city arriving Saturday night BUI Shannon is confined to his borne with an attack of influenza. . Mrs. William Crawford and daugh ter. Miss Naomi Crawfosd of Chilo quln were shoppers in the city the early part of the week. Otto Chrlstensen ot Chiloquln was a business vllstor In Klamath Falls over the week-end. ' f Charles Duncan of Keno was a visitor in the city .the latter part ot the week, a guest in the Arcade hotel. F. M. Bennett and William Brew er of Chlco are business visitors in the city, arriving yesterday after noon. B. J. Daniel ot Lorella was a busi ness visitor In the eltfyesterday.- '- J.- O. Lewis of Algonuraras s busi ness visitor in Klal-nath Falls over the early part of the week. L. M. Miller ot Kirk apept yester day In Klamath Falls visiting with friends and' transacting business. ' Mrs. C. H. Barn3tbj!4 Is ill at her home with a severe attack ot in fluenza. She was unable to be up today. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 'Morgan are visitors la this city from Algoma, They are calling on friends today and .also purchasing supplies. -. J. M. O'Sulllvan and W. E. Dyke man, both well known resldonts ot 'Lakevlew, arrived in Klamath .Falls (ast night to spend several days vhere transacting business. D, B .Alexander, owner of the Rjck Creek ranch on the west side Legion c Every, member be Tonight X over plans on the Auto Show Meeting in basement of court house of Klamath Lake, was In toxa to day to attend to business matters. ,' T. W. Caldwell of Malln J.JUrnw ed to Klamath Falls yesterday 03 a brief business trip. Fred Rogers, resident ot t!ie lumber and livestock center of JJray, Calif., waa a visitor In Klam ath Falls yesterday. George 8. Hoyt, one of the large livestock operators of the fertile northern Klamath Basin country, arrived In Klamath Falls yesterday and stopped over In this city till today to attend to business matters. Con McAullffe, one of tbe colony of Irish sheep men . of southern Klamath, was a business vliltor In Klamath Falls yesterday. John Magner, representing a San Francisco livestock concern, arrived . in Klamath Falls last night to at- ' tend to business matters. Leslie Rogers, cashier of the First j National bank, was unable to come ; to work today because 0 an at-1 tack ot Influenza. Mrs. D. E. Loosley of Medford Is in the city visiting. H. C. Hansen of Medford Is among : tbe out of town guests In the city. I J. 8. Ball of Modoc Point, a fre-j quent visitor In Klamath Falls is In town for several days, a guest In the Arcade hotel. Mrs. H. A. Sweet ot North Bend is in the city visiting. A. M. Thomas ot Malln Is In the city from bis ranch to spend several days. ., . ; -' B. W. Whetstone and O. -F. Boye cf'Bly are bsuinesg visitors In the city, guests in the Arcade hotel. Fred K. Nelson, L. B. Ziemer and A. E. Tulley, all of Portland,, are among tbe out of town business visitors. IMPROVEMENT WORK ON DIRT STREETS BEING PROJECTED Main arteries ot travel In Mills addition and Hot Springs addition are being scraped and smoothed by the street department under tbe di rection of J. E. Franey, street com missioner, in an endeavor to facili tate automotive traffic through that section. Owing to time expended in moving equipment from one part ot town to another, Mr. Franey ' is concentrating on one section of the city at a time. Inclement weather has proved an Impediment to street work, and the street department Is taking advant age of the present warm 'weather to fill In the ruts of dirt streets and cut away the 'high centers. TRAFFIC REPORT GIVEN SALEM, Ore., March 17. The February report of the state traf fic department shows fines aggreg ating $3033.73 for violations ot the motor vehicles law, 350 in fines Imposed as a result of activities of the department ofr other than motor vehicle law violations and a resale value of stolen cars amounting to $1323. : i : and Coat Remodeling MRS. WM. BESSLER Furrier 023 Washington, Bet. Sixth and Seventh All work 30 to 50 per cent less than any tur house In Klamath. Work guaranteed. Meeting 3 there and talk Tonight and Tomorrow Show! Percy Marmont and Marguerite de la Motte ' in " "THE CLEAN HEART" . . or . . . THE CRUELTIES OF LIFE" REDEMPTION J ' . ' . 1 ! a . J. t great, urama ui ss man's fight against I the tin ot selnshneM. A heart interest ro mance of a girl's un dying love! : t Also u JEsop's Fables THE CAT AND the Magnet" f and George X. White "SNOOKY" and his company of girls in "HEY, WAITER" New Songs ' ' Startling Dances Elaborate Costumes A laugh from start to finish Thursday and Friday "THE GOLDEN , BED" , Starring r. s, Rod Larocque, Lillian Rich and Theodore Kosloff Special Arranged . Prologue Don't forget the date Thursday and Friday . March 19 and 20 1 .4 tS i ,U ' I lfl1 S.