The Evening herald., March 27, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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' EVENING ' HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS-, OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH
Hi-Jinx
Vaudeville and Dance
mmsm
Open to the Public I
Scandinavian Hall, f
Tonight, 8 o'clock !
11 -ir r - 1 r n - r r r n n
J Admissionincluding dance, $1.10 J
; ;. . ' Tickets now on sale at ' '
Underwood's Drug Store
Houston & Phelps . K. K. K. Store
Curtain Up at 8:15
Crater Lake
: Nobles Wear
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I : STORING VITAMINS
3 - The average healthy person
, stores up within the body
several days' supply of es
J sential vitamins. This ex
" plains why a well-nourished
- person of any age is less sus
j ceptible to germ-infection
than those who are mal
; nourished. x , .
'ScGtrsEmolsion
j is a safety-factor that helps
keep you well-nourished. A
very little used daily to
complement the regular diet; .
. activates with essential vita
. mins and helps build re-
M. . . .
Distance. - f t-
. Store up a reserve of
..essential ; vitamins .y
, take Scott's regularly.
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i A well-known authority ' states
that stomach trouble and Indiges
tion are nearly always due to acid
ity acid stomach and not, as most
folks believe, from a lack of diges
tive juices. . He states that an ex
teas of hydrochloric acid in the
stomach retards digestion and starts
food fermentation; then onr meals
sour like garbage in a can, form
ing acrid fluid and gases, which
hiflato the stomach like a toy bal
loon. We then get that heavy, lumpy
feeling In the e'lest. we, eructate
our food, belch gas or have heart
burn, flatulence, wterbrash or
nausea. ,.,. . ; , , .
. He tel!s us to lay aside all diges
tive aids and Instead BPt rrenr my;iB
punruiHry tour ounce ox jaa anus
and take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast) while It
is effervescing, and furthermore, to
continue this for one week. While
relief often follows the first dose,
it is Important to neutralize the
acidity, remove the gas-making mass
start the liver, stimulate the kid
neys and thus promote a free flow
of pure digestive Juices.
. Jad .'Salts is Inexpensive, and is
mads from the acald of grape and
lemon Juice, ' combined with llthla
nd sodium phosphate. This barm
less salts Is used by thousands of
stomach sufferers with cxcollent re-UlU-Adt.
OBITUARY
. - LVLE JOHX8TOX
Fifth death from flu-pneumonia
during the present opldpmlp that has
been sweoplng through the county,
occurred yesterday afternoon at 5:30
p. m. when Lyle F. Johnston, aged
27, died at bis home on 703 north
Ninth street. ;
Johnston had been a resident of
Klamath coudty for one year and
nine months, having come here from
Everett, Washington. He was em
ployed aa a steam fitter for -the
Lorenz Plumbing company. He was
a" member of the American Legion.
Accompanied .by bin widow, Sirs.
Agnes Johnston, the body of the de
ceased will be shipped to Everett,
Washington,, tomorrow morning; for
funeral services and Interment,
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Snoto Domingo scientist says frogs
there bark like dogs. - Well, maybe
flan to Domingo frogs. lend a. dog's
lite.:.: i . .'
Wouldn't It be nice If bad weath
r d,14n't work oa Sunday
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News of the
j Klamath Country
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FORT KLAMATH
:
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jacsbson were
iraiuaetug business in tie ' coctts;
ieat Fr;dor.
G. O. Stagg has been spending
several dars here, looking after the
opening of the Anna Creek mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor and
daughter were Klamath Agency vis
itors Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Weiss ac
companied by the latters' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. WInchlll of
Eugene .were visiting in the valley
Friday ,-Ytvv?'' i; ? ?-ir.
Frank Brady of Calloquin is sub-'
stKutlng in the telephone office due
to the illness of Mrs. J. V. Heasig.
The Fort Klamath basket ball
team defeated the Malin team Sat
urday night fn a one sided game
by a score of 38 to 12. here In
the community iall. This game
completes the schedule of league
games, though a game is to be
played here with Pelican City Tues
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Coulter and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wherry and
family were shopping and attend
ing to business matters in Klamath
Fails Friday. '
Mr. and airs. B. J. Rogers, of
Odessa were in town for supplies
Friday. Rogers Is the Crater Lake
forest ranger.
The C. . f. club met with Mrs.
Ray Loosley Friday at 2 o'clock.
Following the regular business
meeting, various kinds of sewing
furnished the afte:noon's work after
- hica
refreshments were served.
Fifteen Jadles were present. The
next meeting will be April 3 it the
home of Mrs. C. M. Noak.
Fred Gordon accompanied by, his
mother .Mrs. James L. Gordon were
shoppers in the county seat Friday.
T.ie last game of the season will
be played Saturday night at Klam
ath Agency, between Fort Klamath
and Cbiloquln to decide the cham
pionship of the basket ball town
teams. ' '
Mrs. T. J, Evans and Juanlta Tay
lor spent t'ao week end In Klamath
Falls visiting relatives and friends.
Joe Hessig - Is confined to his
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poRTiACLOtnictsSEATTLe orricis: .
oi.if" to. - .'jf i'fJIi". 'C4"f il.:',n
bed with an attack of tin. Dr. Soulo
Is In attendance. '
Mr. and Mrs. U. T. Youol were
business visitors ta the county seat
Saturday,
HENLEY
Tho gtrls of the Henley baseball
team are doing some fine practicing
for t0 gttmo with Mnlln Friday
afternoon.
The Henley Glee Club Is reviewing
Its songs for tho Klwunts club ban
quet to bo given nt tho White Peli
can hotel Thursday at noon.
" Several students have been absent
from school. Out of tho thirty
three students going to Henley only
sixteen attended Thursday and Fri
day. , ' '
V. F. Myers moved from tho Frjr
rear ranch to tho Snow ranch on the
Merrill road.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradbury were
in town Tuesday transacting busi
ness. , " ,
Monday when school started, Mr.
Schults passed as excuse blank-to
nearly every student in High school.
We have stopped serving hot
lunches at school. The lost day of
the lunches was celebrated with an
ice cream feed.
The first baseball games of the
season will e played between: Hon
ley High and Malin High at Malin.
Friday, March .1)7. It is surmised
that it will be a very good game.
A number of the HMley High
school students attended the cham
pionship basketball , game between
Merrill High and Klamath High at
Pelican City Tuesday night. Those
who attended were: Earl Jackson,
Lee Dixon, harles- Booth, Robert
Hunnlcut, Cecil Haley, Floyd Short,
Corinne Qriffith Entertains Formally at Dinner, an
Elaborate Affair Requiring a Trained Staff of Servants
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ENTERTAINING formally re
quires tho assistance of an ef
ficient retinue of servants. To
iiheiu of course, fall the real work
'of tho dinner, tho hostess being con
cerned mainly with the task of at
j lending to the grouping together of
I congenial frlonds.
, Corinne Griffith who is appear
ing in First National's "Declasse,"
.'has occasion to entertain lavishly
and finds the following rules help
ful: . ,
After the bostess decides to give a
formal dinner, invitations are sont
out. Many details may be left to
the butler, but it is the bostoss'u
duty to arrange tbe place cards in
the order they are to bo put on the
table. Tbe host at one end of the
table with the lady guest of honor
ai his right; the hostess at the
' other end of the table with tbe
most Important male guest at her
fight, tbe other guests are seated
in between. The following courses
usually comprise tbe menu of a
formal dinner:
Oyster or Fruit, Soup, Fish, En
tree. Roast, Salad, Dessert, Coffee,
Ii: setting tbe table, It Is permissi
ble to use various tablecloths in
' kJSpfhTe wlttt lbe-berrbd "eT fur
. njturtj.. but f.jrfettei, damask table
Harold DcMlngef, James Jackson,
.Melvln Greeley, Glen Dehllnger, and
Leport SchlOHi'l. ' '
MIDLAND
Midland school is planning to take
part in tho county track meet on tho
eighth of May. Tltu oMUion are
practicing every titty and in a woek
or two will havo a tryont to choose
the best for contestantx.
..Mrs. Mittliew Dei Futtl. who hna
bt'eu In the buspltal for somn lime
suffering from n attack of pneu
monia, Is reported to be recovering.
It Is thought the Del Fnttt children
will return to school Monday.
Helen Atchison u ti d Bernard
Hooper were back in school Thurs
day after a few days absence duo to
illness.
The Hooper boys are very busy
with fhelr farming. They wlll.aw
1000 acres to wheat uud rye this
spring.
The Palnslo family were passeng
ers on- tho traitt Friday Viornlng cn
ruutu to Dorris whero they will make
their home.
The club girls' met In the school
house Saturday afternoon to sew.
J. C. Sovclk anil family motored
to Merrill Sunday. ;
Oscar Potter was a caller In Mid
laud Sunday from his ranch on tltu
lower lake.
The steamer ."Buffalo", was seen
making a trip up the river Sunday
for the first tlmo since Captain Bull
returned from tho south.
The dredger that has been work7
tng on tho Jim Kern's tract across
the rK-er left Wednesday for Klam
ath Falls.
J. D. Hoopor and son, John, have
been across the river tho last few
cloth Is always good form. After
laying the felt. It should be care
fully placed, then lay tbe center
piece upon which tbe principal
decoration will be placed either
a rare place of sliver, bowl of flow
ers, or some other ornament, next
arrange tho candles, '
The salad fork, if It is the third
fork used. Is placed nearest the
plate, but. as this menu includes
an entree, the salad fork will be
brought In later, and any other
additional knives, forks or spoons
that will be required will be put on
the table during the progress of
dinner. Breed and butter plates
are never used at a formal dinner.
Salt and pepper sets can be used
by two persons. 1
Wbon the butler announces that
"dinner is served,"- the host of
fers bis arm to tbe lady of honor
and other guests follow,, wltb the
bostess and her escort coming last.
For formal dinners, tbe Husslan
service Is used, which means that
everything Is served from tbe side.
Tbe empty plates are placed for
the various courses and all tho
food Is passed arranged on suita
ble dishes and each person helps
himself. Each dish In turn Is taken
to the kitchen or pantry and not
left on the (able. ' ftyUmaSj In
days cutting posts for use on tholr
farm.
11. 11. 1. argent Is Incroasliwt his
activities, having rocently leased tho
F. J. Flowers dairy herd.
Mr. uud Mrs. Jesse, Cotfoo are In
Midland for u fnw days visit nt the
II. A. Witherlll homo. They are
thinking of locating In this vlolnlly.
v Mrs. Wltluirllt In, Just recovering
from tin uttack of tho flu.
MALIN
Mr. IvM' Cuff returned for n fuw
weeks to Malin ufter spending the
winter In California. Mr. Cuff Is
toroat ranger of Modoc Forost Re
serve Mr. Tom Decker and family of
Malin havo moved to tho Ben Pickett
much which Mr. Ilerker has rented.
Tho children still attend tho Malin
school.
Verson Hayes has taken his cat
tle back to Ulg yulley after water
ing them ou tho lnko, where bw has
been camping and tending them. .
Mrs. Frukes und Mrs. Wakufleld
left tor Lakovlew Moudny for a short
visit. Frakes and Wnkotlold arc
feeding cnltlo on tho lako,'
Mr. und Mrs. St. John and family
spent several days ill Mnlln, return
ing to Altnras where St. Johns Is
employed.
Arthur Mnnken was riding about
Mullu and surrounding country on
Saturday. , ;
Mrs. Laton Slovens, son Billy and
daughter, Betty Jano wont to Klam
ath Falls Saturday and saw the
auto pnruido.
On Sunday afternoon, March 32,
the funeral sorvlccs of tho Into Al-
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stead of tbe guest helping himself,
tbe food Is arranged on Individual
plates and served to each person.
It Is Important that a plate -be at'
each coror all during the dinner
until tbe table Is cleared for doe
sort. , " .. .'' .
. As tbe table Is' made ready for'
dessert, all salt and pepper sets,
plates, crumbs and sliver are, re
moved, the crumbs being brushed
off with a folded napkin onto '
tray. There Is more than one ac
cepted way to Serve 'dessert, ' but
the following Is correctly in kiss
ing with a dinner served In the
home, ' Tbe finger bowl doily and
plate are placed on a fruit plate
with dolly in between and a dos
ser t fork and spoon Is placed os
either side. The guest lift! the
finger bowl from the top plate, and
should tbe dessert be Ice cream
cats It from this plate after Which1
it Is removed leaving the fruit
plate, ...,.,'-.
Fruit Is passed, and If taken a
fruit knife and fork are supplied.
Chocolates or other sweets are
passed last i
After tbe ladles have, gone te -the
drawing room. Coffee Is served to
Diem' there, and to tbe gentlemen
either at the luCle or In the smok
ing room. y
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Ernest Nltscbolm spent yesterday
afternoon fishing for catflab in Lost
rivvr. They woro rather uncom
munlcntlvu regarding tho slid of the
catc i, uytng that tboy caught "a
i few."
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