The Evening herald., March 30, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1025
EVENING 'TIER'ALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Anollier cimo of luflunniu wan ro
portuil t It In iniiriiliiK whim Allnirt .
Mrrlon of tho Wlilta l'nllran holol
wnn uniililii In nltnuil to li In iIiiiIhh
nt tho tli'Hlc iluo to Mil' (itliii k of thu
lirovnloot, lllnenn. M. 10. Ilrunar Is
ni'tliiK In tho iilmonoo of MorrlHon.
APHIIi VW, l'AM'Y
I'liitt l'lirlv Kiir April ill III Mnnolill'
Hull Fur l.niUo Mi'iiihi'in
An April Fool party Ih plannoil for
Tunailay nlnht, April HI In tho
MiiMonlc hull with nii'inlioiH of thu
1'iiHt l'ntron's eliili ns hosts. All
nminhiirii of tho Miinonlo loilno, In
uliitllnu ICiiHlcriv Slur, .lob's n.uinli
tin'H, Do Xlolny nu'mliiirn anil .their
frlemld uro Invitixl to attorn! tho
gathorliiB.
IICTI IINS FKOM SOLTI1
SIih. (1. ( T.HVOIIX Anil (lillilren Kn
' Joy rnllforiilit Wlnler
Mm. CI. 0. Loronsi nml chllili'on vo
trneil yttonJny from T,oa AiiRolea
w'liero tlipy spout tlio tvln lor. ' Mr.
nml Mm. l.oronz niaito n trip to
Ilimoliilli For i; HOVoral. wooku, Mf.
l.iiriMiy. vol n rn I nit to Klamath Kalis
lnvui(lln'toly nflor while Mrs. Tyoronc
and tho , ehllilron spont. tho wlnlor
niontha In Cnllforntii.
Mrs. W. 11, Ileal of Oorrls, who Is
iifioiiuont visitor In tho ally spent
tho week-end hern shopplnR nml
zM a in 1 y
tiiio.m I'l.vnnoK
Tim Cyelii-H'orinu.'.ruph t Under
wood's Phiirniacy rlhowa tliut the
h'uriiniiitrli! pressure ha been rising
for llio Inst Iw-olve Ijoui. Bo, du
splm lln riiliir.liiK aspects clearing
weather I probable tonight.
Forecast fur next 21 lion:
Fair Willi brink, cold whirl.
Tlio TyroK rni-oidlng thermometer
riiglsiorcd 'maximum mill mlnliiiuiu
tompornluns today us follows:
High , 47 Low 31
l if. Wmitlier Report
Oregon: I'niiit Hod weather; prob
ably nilii lunU'liU anil Tuesday; cool
er In northf-ist portion tonight;
frh enst Tklt:)K.
Hl:l-.H KTUIJII.I.Vl HdHT
II. 10. t'lilklim lli'lurim From Him
FraiieUco Aflir WwIi'm Alwi'iH'ii
ll. 1C, Calkins, Inciil num tiro man,
ritturned to K la ninth Fulls lust nlKht
from Xncruinanio and Han Franclsi-o
' where ho has been spendlnK tho past
wek. Mr. Calkins huh one of tlio
20,0110, flulil' fans who witnessed
"Youim Hlrllillntt" of (leornln, out
point Timurly MiiiKhraii In o bout In
Kan Francisco. While the bout was
not as vicious ns inuny would have
liked, Mill Ibo-IlKlitiiiiiR- foot work
unit flashy boxing was . worth the
price of tt.lmlHslon, Mr. Calkins said.
Mr. Calkins spent part of his time
vIxIiIhk buseliall I rain Inn camps anil
witnessed a torrid pructlro khiis be
tween tho Bun Francisco Seals and
the Pittsburgh nine. Tho game
served to show beyond a question of
a doubt (he wide gulf between' the
coast tea ma and tho big league time.
When San Francisco would make a
few runs, then tho Pittsburgh
flashes would mobilize and by means
of a sii'lcli'ii battery would forgo In
to the lead. Then they would relax
Into Indifference, like a sleeping
K!iint until the struggling Seals
would again threaten their lend.
OX MttiT JUVKIl
Truffle llinvy In That. Heel Inn Of
'onnlry Maiij' Sny
According to C. S. Currln, tho4rat
fie In Hio Lost Illver section wasvxJ
ecedlngly heavy yostorilny. Mr. i nil
Mrs, Currln und family motored to
the Ho k ue country homo on Lost
Itlver to spend the day. The roads
were In excellent shape said Currln.
I'llO.M AHPtJItOVB
l.lliiilx'r .Mil n Sjx'iiils Woek-F.nil In
tlty Willi Friends
John trophy of the Modoc Lum
ber company spent the week-end In
Klamath Falls from' hlg homo In
Aspgrove visiting with friends and
transuding business. Affairs look
bright according to Urophy. He was
a guest In the Arcade .hotel.
TKXXAXT VISITOK
Tiiiitiermnn Slukin Kiamiilli Fulls
Mitch Ill-fore F.ntorliiK Woods
K. A. Sheldon loft todity for Peli
can l.uy camp No. 1, where he will
bo employed fur tho remainder of
tho summer. Sheldon Is a resident
f Tcnnnnt, whero he lives during
Hie winter months. '
WITH I.FMIlF.lt COMPAXV
10. K. Wriglil Ainoim; Out of Town
VlNllors In The ilj'
K. 10. Wright of tho Chlloqu'n
l.tiniher company was among tho out
of town visitors who spent tho week
end In tho city, transacting business
and calling oie frlonda, Wright Is a
resident of Chlloqnlii, ulthough he
spends a large amount of his time in
Kluiunth FnllB.
FltOM CAMFOItXIA
Weed Itesliliuil Spending; Week-IOnil
Hi The City .
W. F. Horn of Weed, a prominont
merchant tailor, spent tho weok-enil
and tho early part of this wook In
K lam ii t It Falls vlslltng with friends
ami transaetlng husliiess. Ho is a
guest In tho Arcade lintel.
I XIMOIiWOODS IIUTIHX
Wlire Of Kiamiilli Druggist llitck
From Pimet Hoiinil Visit
Mr. nnd Mrs. C- II. I'nderwooiH'e
titrned Saturday from a visit In the
north.' Mrs. Underwood had been
visiting with li slstor for two weeks
ut Olyniplu, Washington'1, ami Joined
Mr. Underwood last week nt Port
lniwl, whero thoy both attended tho
Hoiiiry eliili convention and return
ed togotlmr.
JOIXS HlSHAXl) ,
Mrs. M. (Y French Aniws In Klinii
r nlli Fulls Huntlny
Mrs, M. C. French nnivodi In
Klamath Falls Sunday morning from
Sncramenlo, to Join her husband,
M. C. French who In Ihterosted in
tlio Kliimnth Falls lirnnch of 4I10
Union t)ll cnniimny s ,.
- About .
fl.lW L'VIIV L'lUIIIVl
l.imt IliviT Terr:;i-y Fllleil Vvlth
' ; fat Flslii-rnien
Tlio territory of Lost Itlver pre
sented a busy aspect yesterday when
residents of Klainutb county flocked
to tho liver to get In a little cat-fish
fishing. The upproachlng storm did
not give the usual warning and
Hi u u y of tho disciples of Isnak Wal
ton were drenched to the skin but
went their way uncomplainingly of
the ways of Mar'ii winds.
TO TIOACH Alt'I'
MIsm June Hiieillcor Of Mciirortl To
lie In Clly Wcek-Kml
M'ss Jane Snedloor of Medford
will arrive I"- Klnmuth Falls Friday
morning to teach art classes In In
terior decorating and dccorulive art
on Friday ami Saturday, April 3 and
4. to thoso Interested In the work.
Miss Hnedleor will be found in the
Mordoff and Wolf furniture store
where her classes will be conducted.
MIS8 COVAI.T IIKTlltXK
t'ity School Xurse Itack From Port
bind Afl it Sickness
Recovered from tho effects of a
major operation In Portland, Miss
Agnes 11. Covnlt, city school nuree
returned Saturday night from Port
land after an absence of several
weeks. Miss Covalt went to Port
land on business matters but after
arriving decided to undergo the op
eration. She Is connected with the
county health unit.
PAHKKR lUt'K AOAIX
Former Mining, r Of The K. 1. Com
pany In Clly For Several Days
W. li. Purkor, former resident
manager of the Klamath Develop
ment' company, arrlred In' Klamath
Falls Saturday night to spend sev
eral days attending to business Inter
cuts of Herbert Flelshacker in this
city. Since severing connections
with the local K. I), office to. ntto&d
lo'Iiuslness of the Flelshacker inter
ests in California, Mr. Parker has
come to Klamath Falls on several
occasions. -
PltOClKK MAHKIAGK LICKXSE
(oorgo West Anil Anna II. Worlow
Visit Clerk Saturday
(ieorge Wlest anJ Anna B. Wor
low, both well known residents of
Malln procured a marriage license
at the county clerk's office Sattirday
aftcrnoon. Seldom does a Saturday
aftornoon pass without a marriage
license or so being issued by the
county clerk. On Saturday, the
population fit Klamntli gravitates to
ward a common center and if a cen
sus were taken of the population, it
would be represented by five fig
ures, .
CORItKCTIOX
Misunderstanding Quotes Fire Story
111 Wrong Light
In regard to tho tire which par
tially destroyed tho h,omo which Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Oalarneau occupied,
on Saturday afternoon, tulsumler
standlng quoted the affair as Mrs.
(Inlarnenu not being at ftonie when
the fire started. Mrs. Galarneau
was nt homo at the time, giving
medical nttoiuion to her child who
was 111.
Bakery
Goods
Cream Puffs
Pies , i
Cakes f
Rolls .,
Raisin Bread ' 1
Rye Bread
Each one just as
good as
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Klamath
Bakery
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I0XA.M.S TO UK HF,U
More Tencliersi Wailful For I'nlleil
State, Inilliin Service
' The Civil Service Commission in
vites special attention to tho fact
that In examination held recently In
Klamath 'Fallsr Oregon and other
cities throughout the United States
for elementary teacher, Junior high
school , -teacher, and senior high
school teacher, to fill vacancies In
the Indian Service, applicants werci
not secured In the number desired
and that these examinations will be
held again. Kecoipt of applications I
will close April g. The date for the
assembling of competitors will be
slated on the admission cards sent
to applicants after the close of re
ceipt o fappllcatlons.
Persons interested lit' these or oth
er examinations should apply to the
Secretary of the United States Civil
Service Board at the local past of
fice for detailed information and ap-1
,iii.aiiuu U1U1IR.B, ,
SCOUTS TO MF.F.T
Sioul muster Calls Meeting Of K In lu
ll 111 Fulls Troop
An interesting meeting for Klam
ath Falls chapter of lioy Scouts is
called for ton'aht at 7: 30 n. m in
St. Paul's Episcopal church by the
now scoutmatier, Julius Mueller.
The hike taken yesterday was enjoy
ed by a large number of boys who
spent the day over the ridge on the.
other side of the dam.
AWAV OX W'SIXKSS
Miss Ida It. Momyer Semilog Sev
eral Hays in Portlniiil
M:;s Ida B. Momyer, local busi
ness woman and clerk of the city
school board, Is In Portland today
attending to business matters. She
is expected back either tomorrow
night or the following day.
OBITUARY
I.KTITIA HTAMPLKV
From complications of several dis
eases, coupled Willi old age, Mrs.
Letltlu Stampley, aged 70 years, died
this morning at 3 a. m. at her resi
dence in Poe valley; Mrs. Stampley
had , been falling for some time
previous to the end. She nv-is born
November t), 1854, in Heinz county,
Mississippi. She was the widow of
the late William Stampley of thi
county. The family is well known
throughout' the section in which
they live. She Is survived1 by sev
eral children. Funeral services have
been deferred pending definite
word front relatives.
IllHY PALMKlt
Diphtheria, originating 14 days
ago and gradually .intensifying,
proved fatal this morning to Ruby
Palmer, aged 7 yeara, beloved
daughter of Mrs. Ruby Palmer, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Frank
Schmlu in' Beitty. Ore. The end
came at 7:30 .this morning. The
body was to have been brought lo
Klamath Falls this afternoon for in
terment in the Llnkville cemetery,
the Rev. T. D. Yarnes, Methodist
ne Rev. T. D.
niui8ter, official
lng.
JAtxm FltAXK ZIOXtiKltl.IO
Caught In the widespreid epi
demic of influenza, Jacob Frank
Zengerle. eight months old son of
Mr. mid Mrs. Henry J. Zengerle,
died nt the home of his parents at
Aspgrove at 9 a. m. yesterday from
pneumonic complications as a result
of influenza. Tho little child had
been 111 for several .d.i.v. The do
censed ii survived by his parents.
Funeral , services were . held this
morning from the Sacred Heart
church . where a benediction was
offered by the Rev. Father A. L.
Looser. From the church the cortege
proceeded vo Mt. Calvary cemetery,
whore the body was Interred,:"
.OKA A. MULLIOXA.Y
An Invalid for fifteen years, Mrs.
Zora A. Miillennx, aged 39, beloved
wife of Fred Mullenjx, died at her
heme at 951 Rose street yesterday
morning at 6 a. m., from tubercu
losis of the bones. During the past
month .Mrs. Mtillcnax had been,
gradually falling, until tho end Sun"
day morning. Mr. Mullennx is wood
foreman for the Modos Lumber com
pany. Resides her husband, the de
ceased Is survived by a young
dnughter. Fiinei-ul services have
been deferred pending word frn
relatives In Los Angeles, ",
WATF.lt 10. THOTTF.U
After tin Illness of fifteen days
In u local hospital with influenza,
which later developed Into pneu
monia, Walter K. Trotter of Merrill
died Saturday. Tho deceased was
the beloved, husband of Mrs. Kate
Trotfer 'and was employed at' the
am in uLmbor company .preceding
his fatal Illness. Ho was born In
Itentuekf', n'MlOosiuli $$u h? is
vffiU&ZJ'm'' LAST TIMES
All-star cast in j
"Contraband" i
with special prologue by GEO. X. WHITE L
Comedy NeWa
lOMORROW
A Blue Streak Western
' . Also
"SNOOKY" and Co. in a new revue, and
KINOGRAMS FABLES
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B 'A i-i! i !5
STILL going strong after 18,000 miles on
heavy stages over tire-eating mountain
roadsis one of a thousand examples of the
superiority of C-T-C tires. They won't skid,
either. Come in and take a look at them.
CjT TIRES
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Modern, sunny rooms; private telephones;
excellent tray service; comprehensive care ex
tended surgical, maternity and medical patients. .
RATIOS REASONABLE
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL :
PIXK AT .FOURTH . 8TK10KT. j
KLAMATH P'AI.I.S, ORB. . f
WAKRKX HUXT, M. I). OWXIOU AND MANAGKK
Expert phnrmncist available in hospital pharmacy, day or night
survived by a so,i, Philip, aged 11;
a brother, Wnlden Trotter of Klam
ath Falls; a sister,, Mrs. C. 10.
Craig of Merr!'.!; a sister, lira.
Richard Hllenian of Mtbol. Ore.
Funeral services have baen set for
tomorrow at 1 p. m. at the Presby
terian church In Merrill, the Rev.
C. C. Unlet officiating. The Moose
lodgo will officiate at. burial serr
vices.
HAIlltV llltlOXXAltl)
"j llarry Brohnnrd, steward a I the
Moose lodge, died in a Klnmnth
Falls hospital Suturda-y night from
pneumonic compltcntlons folowlng
an attiu-k of lnfluenmi. Uronnntd
was 'a most popular man and his
death is a great shock to his many
friends. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday nt W'hitloi'k'J
mortuary, .with- interment at 0 p. in,
in Llnkville cemetery. Services will
be under tho nitspk-es of the Loyal
Order of Moose, of which Ilronnnrd
was a Klamath 'Falls memlier'.
Jlvennanj Jeavns ,ltp, relullves, A ,'? ,
TONIGHT
E'.5fc&J v.ttm&u
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AND TIJ8E5
:S
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Poor
Eyesight
often throws the whole Jierv
ous system off balance, '
Using your eyes under'strnln
Is injurious to your health
ami efficiency. .
You' wJll quickly exporlenca
relief w.hen flltod with our
glasses as , "hundreds of
others have. Quleled nerves
1 und balanced muscles will
prove very comforting..' .
Dr. Gbble
7(19 MAIS . - ,
massed Frame
Oronnd - Repaired
F.yes Kxnmlned
QUICK HIORVICH '
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