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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1925)
J'- ' , UESD'Ay,1' MARCH' 24, '1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 1 " ' IIWW HlWIi i .sli PAGE THREE v MM LIBERTY ' "Tho Liberty Ha8 the Pictures" ' Tonight Only " and Harold Belf, Frank' Confer Johnny Houston .. . "In close. H A R M O NfE;E Them boys ia surely there"1 ' ,' . WEDNESDAY ONLY "The White Frontier" , A tale of lying tongues and a woman's reputation 1 ,1 (,; Buick Torque Tube Drive T. The fine engineering in Buick motor cars is demonstrated by the orue wfcc rVc. v This is -a steel tube which transmits the drive from the rear wheels instead of adding this unportant' duty to the burden :, of the rear springs. The torque tube ; . also encloses and protects the propeller shaft. This type of construction also . holds the rear' wheels in aligntnetitrrr'gard ' leas of road conditions. V BUICK AND STAR GARAGE , vi . Iff . I r.. i udd. White rcitcan notei ' . . ... .... witu rmnnnt. rmi'w . 'Anna huv sn imowo.tnv aiusa team 2.". . ! , ?-i'' Memphis (Tonn.) shorlff took n i auto. He, I nn ntlmnth ninn'g auto. He, tilted It vory much. Had nn' ntinibmhnt for 11. Wood We can supply .your fuel needs ; on short notice.,, .; V; ' Blocks : Dry slabs Limbs , ; . ; Coal ' .'' Fuel Oil,,, v Phone your orders to , 535 I cm n Ci out main ui. O Pey ton & Co, .' 'WnnA A kun" " "" M I 4 W ' 7 m ... ... - V Personals. Veviv Mvora f Illy la In from his much for. several, days, trammeling bUHlnofii unil. cnlllnK on frlomlit. Mr. an (I Mm. (1. 8. Loxan of Poit liuul lire hiiHlnoM visitors In the city looking (or n liuHlnwtn locution. ? '.' .t). (I. Cnln 'ot Illy iwa nityover n!ht vlnltor In the city ; from: his rnnch In thl met Ian.. , "i :j, j Mr. n nilMm. Frank AaliHI or S'ort .Tones Hpoht Monday afternoon' snd Monday night In the city transacting business und culling on friends, 'i . Ht' I). Shctfei and J. H.-, tlonnel Df- AlROinn v wore Klninath Falls vlnlldrs yoslcrdny. ' James B. tlat. of Duimmulr, ln torestntl In rullrond nf fairs. spon the night In KlnmHth Fllti on busi ness. ' . . . .. . m PnO. Wlnhnth of flncrnmonto Is In line' city on hunlnoss Intorented In giving y a loclure on chiropractic Vorv, .:':";!!' "Sn,.K(r OTfl. JltfltfV H.'"MI11'I' "of Klmnalh Ji AB(mcy.,.,v.w'giiilt ovur Mainly A bou t . People 7 TIIK WKATHKH . :Th (vcIo-Htortiinuriitih ul ITn- Jnrwood's pharmacy shown that the uurouit-trlc presur has lncreja.l sIlKhtly mIiuo ys(orduy and it con tinuation of our fine .weather smi jinniiroil, Korecust for next 24 hours:' Kalr, with moderate temperatures. The Tycoa recordluz thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures today as fulows: High 70 Uw, 28 t lKAVKS roil HUI'TH .Mi-.ViTiny To Mnk Home la Hnc niliu'iuo I'nr llriiinlniler Of Hprlng i A.' !. McNoruiy of Klamath Falls, who was employed as baker In the Klamalh Dakery, left this morning for Hacrumonto, California, where he will make hit permanent some. RKTt lt.V TO HOMK (liiloqufn Vinltorx Hpend N'Wit In Kliimnlh FnlU Mrs. J.. 0. Magness and two small children returned to their home In Chlioquln after spending yesterday and' last night In 4he city, as guest In the Arcade hotel. While In Klam ath Falls, Mrs. Magness spent the major portion of her visit with spring shopping. '' ' 4 "' ' IIKKK OX lll'HIKKHH Wrc-d - Vlsltom HppmllnK Hrveral ! la Klajiutlli KnIU Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McDonald, connected with the .Weed Lumber compau at Weed, California, are spending several days In Klamath Falls interested In business -and shopping. They are guests In the Arcade hotel. : ", AKIUVKK IN CITY I'orllnnd Wrnrtlcr Slay lie --klii ikiuax In Klnmnlli Knlls ... Ad OuBtavo, well known Portland wrejllcr, ttrrlved In the. city last night on a short bualnesa trip. Gus tavo recently . wrestled In the city with tho Masked Marvel. Whjlo in the city he Is a guest In the Arcade hoteli " ... '.:.'.'" ' !. . ; rOItTliAXD VIHITOnH , Klnmnlli Kalki Hotrlii llushnl With Hpi-lng lliulnmui Season j. . : Among the Portland visitors at the White Pelican hotel today. are J E. Urllch, P. Swan. Mm. Marie J. Cny, H- K- Coffey, fc. M.Pugh, t). R. Atkinson, R. A. Mlnklor and Dr. O. , W, Klllott.. Several Portland visitors , are guests In the Arcade hotel and are Mr. and Mrs. (i. 8. Logan. TKLKI'HOXK OFFICIALS liuelmiM Attracts lany To Klnllinth VnlN During Ituuli SviMon . Llndsley . Ross and Charles L. Anderson, both of Portland are In the city on buBlnees, guests In the Arcado hotel. They are officials of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company . and are on a general in spection tour. HCIKXTIHT lJXTttlK Col. Wllllnni Ktlputrlrk To Rive AdtlrcKi In WlUto IVllrnn Hotel ,., Col, Wl)llam . Kllpatrlck will de llvor an address to mombera ot the Chrlntlan . Science church in the White Pelican hotel on Thursday evening, the meeting open to. the public. Col. Kllpatrlck comes from Denvor, Colorado, and Is a woll known locturor in the middle west. -'! : T" night In. the' city,, stopping In the White Pelican hotel. Among the out of town visitors who stopped -over night Im Klaauath Falls waa Z. Pool of McCloud whb returned to, his home this morning. R. C. . Lee of . Ashland, frequent visitor In the c'.ty is here for a few tiny on btiRlness. Mr, and Mrs. II. M. Willkcrsou are among 'the Portland Visitors In tho city for aovoral days. ' '..'.. M. C. Rigor of DunHmuIr Is a busi ness visitor In the city tor several days. . . ''. J. It Thornton and 1. R. Camer on', of San Francisco are business visitors In Klamath Falls. I). J..' Donlnl und A. Olson were :Lorella vllstors In the city yesterday. s M. 1C. amlth of Denver, Colorado, l bunluoss, visitor in tho city. , MrM C. 'Wi 8lnvnson. spent yester day In the city .from her home In Kirk, transacting luminous and do ln spring ahopplug.' t iS. M. Hel ot aiy wns n visitor In the city yoatenday from his ranch In that Hocllon. . Mr. and Mra.)rn Danlstor of Med ford wre-business .ulsltora In tho elty from across the mountains, ' 3, 3, Uull, a frequent visitor from Modoc Point s"ioitl"he day In Klamr AtTl' FliTIn"6irMWiaifyrHlaylng over ulght lu the Arcade hotel, TO ATTKXIt Ft'.N'KHAL Wires Itcrelvrd Pront Iti-lnllren Of Inl Mrs. Mnry llurke P. K. llurke, received a wire from his sinter, Mrs. J. J. N'ys to the effect that she and Mr. Nys left their home In lleppnor and will arrive In Klanr uth Falls ton lulu to nttend the fun eral of Mrs. Mary Burke who died Sunday morning from pneumonic complications. Mrs. Uurke's mother, Mrs. M. Laux also wired, llurke to the effect that sho had left Chicago Sunday night and would arrive In the city Thursday night. The funer al has been postponed until Friday pending tho arrival of her mother. Mrs. Iaux will remain with (he fam ily permanently. ' ' THOMAH jNlPKOVKM Mjilla Itajifhrr Keeovrr From Ki-rt-. out Attack Of "Flu' A- M. Thomas of Malln, was suf ficiently recsrered from a iferlous attack ot influenza, from which he Buffered the puat week at his room in tho Arcade hotel, to be out on the street for several hours. Thomas la well known for his active part taken In all community projects of the Malln country. He Is also secretary of the Irrigation board'. " C'AUItlKKH ILL Influenza t'uUf Off Two Distributors Front Klunintta Fall Fontoffire Two of the regular carriers of the Klumath Falls post office are off duty suffering attacks of Influenza. According to John McCall, postmas ter, the lack of carriers Interferes slightly with the rapid delivery of the mail, however be hopes to have them back on the street again by next week.. ' - IUVK1LSIDK 11.14 IKKOHD Hcliool Wins Uullnrr for the I'd it Mouth, Jteporfs Show ' - MKKT TODAY Hlievltn-liixou Offlrlala Asnll, Ar rival of i'mTM-nier nt Mciloud That the Shevlin-Illxon mill will be constructed in Klamath Falls was again assure yesterday following a dispatch trim McCloud ip whlcll the officials were quoted as admitting' that a mill of large proportions would be erected In Klamath Fall. The meeting of officios, first. sched uled tor Klamath Falls, then to be at McCloud op Blindly, was again postponed until today because of the absence of E. L. Carpenter, one of the large Minneapolis stockholders. JIIJGK IIVXXKLL DOII1TS Vnr That Primary Higliirny Move ment Will Ik- Lost by Veto Although the senate committee on roads favors, the project, it is kuawn that the governor qf Cali fornia, acting under the advice of a, committee ot nine, would veto an act designating the MMlln-Bleber road a primary, highway, and thus making it possible to establish The Dallea-Rcnlo-Los Angeles : highway. This Is the opinion ot County Judge R. H. Bunnell, following hjs re turn from 6a;r.a.ment where he at tended a road . committee meeting and with offer! advocated the cre ation of The Dalles-Reno-Los An geles highway. . . Y1S1TI.VU FRIKXDS .Met loud Rnddents Guests lis Klam ath Fnlln-On Vacation' Mr. and Mrs. C. Ross Andereos, accompanied by their son, Hugh C. Anderson of McCloud,' California, are visitors 'In Klamath Falls for soVoral days as guests in the WhlteM Pelican hotel. They are on their vacation, motoring north and report ing tho roads as In excellent condi tion for early spring. Hugh Ander son Is renewing friendships ot Klam ath Fells residents, and visiting -with Jam 08 Magulre Jr., with whom he attended school. r GOLDEN KRVST BREAD is the standard of bread perfection in Klamath iCounty. Mixed right Baked; right . Wrapped i;ight. Sold light . . You'll Like It Klamath j Bakery 826 MAIN '....''. 'i i.'! i: ' i Vwwwwwwwwwvwwvwwvwwi The banner attendance for Feb ruiry went to Riverside school, ac cording 13 a report made yesterday by City ; Superintendent' Wells. Tardiness also ivas figured In giv ing thii 'school bdnors for the past month. Individual rosins in the various schools which won attend ance honors during ' the months wore: Seventh and eighth grades of Mills addition Behoof; sixth gradn. Fall-view school; sixth grade. Cen tral, school; Intermediate, Pelican. Bar school; 'third gride. Riverside school. " ' ' ' ' OETH DEATH MKKHAGK Jack T. Hmltli, Logger, Finds Ilrottl ' cr Was Wain Jack T. Smith, logger, yesterday received' word that hla brother, Joseph M. 8mlth,thad been shot and killed last week at Centertown, Mo., while Attempting to fight oft bank bandits. The brother was cashier ot the bank where the fatal shooting occurred. The local man did not receive word of the tragic death un til a week after it occurred because he was out ot the elty and did not receive the telegram. C'KKW CIJSAK8 KOAD Department To Have Highway Open Ily Last Of This We-k ' Road crews from the. Klamath division of the state highway office are now at work clearing off the snow on, the Fort Klamath hill' of the Klamath-Bend highway; and it is hoped to have the highway open for traffic by the last ot the meek. One tractor Is now In nse on the highway and it is possible that an other will be added within the next day or two. The work is being done under the personal, direction of Di vision Engineer Keller. LEAVKS FOB PORTLAXD James Maguire Sr. To Spend Vncn . tlon In Oregon Metropolis ""1 J. A. Magulre Sr., left this morn ing for a ten day's visit in Portland where he wtl! spend his. spring vaca tion, attending to business affaire and enjoying a little golf. Maguire has ordered a Packard straight eight and If the Portland office has received the car, he will drive it back to Klamath Falls. He left on the ntornlng stage for Ashland where he will catch train No. 34. FEDERATED BOARD Postponed "-'Meeting; of s Farmers Vutil Saturday Xoan i Due to illness and general con flict ot dates, the meeting of tho .federated board ff -farmers and rancners or tne outlying districts oi Klamath county was postponed from last' Saturday to Saturday ot this week,' when the group will meet for luncheon In the chamber of commerce rooms. As was sched uled for last week, if the attend ance warrants Ian election of officer for the ensuing ;yenr 'Will'- be held. KLAMATH KEYNOTES Ol'T Monthly Record of Klamath t'ounly "CbnmjMT of' tVimmerre Delivered Copies of Klamath Keynotes were placed In, the afternoon ' mall today and delivered to members of the chamber of commerce tor the month of March. The' sheet contains everything' of 'ln'toreH1 to members jot the 'chamber from the stront lighting plan tor the city booster, j to a bnaobhll story for the enthusi astic pill fan. - '' : 1 1 ' -MISS BKATTY IMPKOVKS President Of BuitineMi Women's Club Reported As Recovering Miss Frances Ileatty, president of the Business and Professional Wom en's club, was reported ai greatly Improved todny following an attack of Influensn. , Miss Beatty will not return lii her work as bookkeeper for Houston and Phelps for several days however.' .'... v HIT1T TO UK WITHDRAWN WASHINGTON, ' March 24.-" Counsel for Mrs. Surtino! J. Oompor anuounced that sult-'cOhtostlng the will ot her . lute liuabaud, ..which leaves her: Jhe Mmlnlmum (lower right, would be 'withdrawn. Now Snowing AJoloh 2ulof frJess LUskv xssra- l . present- ' ' - " . .! '.SX..', mmm W BLUCdCARB; - CQuramomt -picture-:- - , For I'risky,'. Frenchy, Zippy Fun see ".MISS BLUE-. I3K.KDA!so GEO. X.' V1I ITE ("Snooky") and his "ALL GIRL REVUE" it! "SPLASH ME" '4 -Vk. -.v.''i.llrr'.4.y?!;?'l'i'';t'-M'tiiVl,lt ."T?? '-f y A Body for Every Business ; : Ticn you bvty a Graham Brothers Truck you have your choice of the ; . ; largest line ofstandard bodies in this industry. Whatever your require ments may be, Graham Brothers '. ; - ' can supply you at minimum cost: ; v , : ' i 1 Ton t.Tiossls,. H055S..-U4. Tonr 10;tO; ,UcUverri JT. V H. S. WAKEFIELD : . : J 420 Klamath Ave.-; ; Phone 106 Graham Trucks eothers SOLD BY DODOS BROTHERS You canJt beat meat! Recent experiments prove that meat, properly pre pared, is the ideal food. ' ,) Our meats are easy to prepare correctly. They are tender they are fresh and they are cut correctly. FOR YOUR SUNDAY TRIP it Take along' Miller's link pork sausage. Comes : in sanitary one-pound boxes, easy; to.' carry, easy to prepare everyone likes them for picnic "lunch. Miller's. Market GUS MILLER,. Prop. : Main, near Eighth Phones 750 and 751 Four deliveries daily . WATCH us GROW OBITUARY ' JAMKH H. HOIMM " , Funeral services .; f jr ..James' ,H. j Hobbs, who during hla life was I actWoly.enRagod In b'mlueas at ilor-1 rill,--will he held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the "Preabytertan church "at lerrlll.. The Rev. C. C. Hulet will officiate ul thii servlceJ."'' The "uo'dj otiithe deceased 'mDli. be shipiicd do Vllbor.aOrt..' .where-ifciKeTment'i inlj take plnee Friday pttornoon. ';:-'.r.;'; ;,;'.:r"" ..Feed and Seed OaU TorSale .-' Good quality. XT . klAbzuba Enbsi Malin, Ore.'"" j VVVYYVvVVVVvyVVVVVYTrvVVVy ...v 1 vvvvvvvvvvvyvyyVYvyvvvvvvvv
