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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1925)
rftHE THREE 'EVENTNfl TTETVATJ). KI.AMATTT FAT,T,S. OREGON PACE -TTTRFrT Mainly About People MJh LIBERTY "The Liberty Has the Pictures" Mfcjt; TONir.HT ... i ' 1 . Vlft.' Jr. i OTTO!1. IW1 ! i (r ' Tonight is your last chance to see this great picture. "Teeth" is the best bet in Klamath Falls tonight The Van Bibber comedy is also an extra laughful, thrill ful picture. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ESS IS 3 The year's biggest picture "The Sea Hawk and The Liberty Trio Singing old favorites. SO KOIIIM WKIIXKHOAY Community Dinner Mill lb-ulutv WVokly IihiiiIht l.tim hivm No chamber of eoimnnrco forum luncheon will Itu Hold thin Wednes (liiy noon It wik announced today at tliu chutnber of commerce Th weekly luncheon will bo repluccd by I lin community dinner next Krlday night at the While 'i-lkan hotel, In honor of 1 1 11 bolt Work, secralary of tho Iiilrior und his parly. Tho community dinner will bo public and all aro Invited lo attend tho mooting at which It In expected the ocriiUiry of (ha Interior will glvo u brief addross. MKIlllKltT MAI.AUKKY VIHITH Portland Man HKM Over In Klnni alli KiillH VbiithiK Herbert Mularkey, ion of Mr. and Mm. J. A. Malarkoy of Portland, ro turnod today to Portland after visit ing frlenda and relatives In Klamath Faun over tho week-end. Mr. Mal arkoy la Identified wirh tho lumbor Industry of tho northwest, occupy ing roaponalblo position In a sush and door factory la Portland. Dur ing ths paHt month bo baa been In southern California on a business and pleamiro trip. ULOVKll VIHITS PAIUvXTS ; ' Jeweler To 1U Awny Till Tomorrow Night - Of standard li . wh.'ti open, a POLICEMAN SLAIN new iimuruiin rjti n.t Milled into a package tvn Inc'ioa long nnd two and a hnlf Inches In diameter. IN PISTOL BATTLE WITH DIVORCED MAN TO DARKEN HI APPLY SAGE TEA Common garden sago browed Into a beavy ten with sulphur added 'will turn gray, atreuknd und faded hnlr beautifully dark and luxuriant, Jimt a fow applications will prove a revelation If your hair ! fading streaked or gray. Mixing tha Bngo roclpa at bomo, though, la trouble some. An easier way la to get a bottlo of Wyolh'a Bngo nnd Sulphur Compound at any drug aloro all ready for uho. This I tho old-tlmo reclpo Improved by tha addition of other Ingroalonis. Whllo wlnpy, gray, faded hair la not alnful, wo all doalro to retain our youthful appoaranca nnd at traetlveness. Ily darkening your hair with Wyoth'R Bags and Sul phur Compound, no ono can tell, becauae It docs It no naturally, bo evenly, ion lust dninpan a apongo or aoft bruah with It nnd draw Oils through your hnlr, taking one amall atrnnd nt a lime; by morn ing all gray Imlra novo dlanppoarod, nnd, after - another application or two, your hair bocomoa boautlfully dark, glnaay, aoft and luxuriant. Adv. PNEUMONIA RDM COLD USUALLY STARTS P Phyilotini wirn Milnit niit.etlni toupht jnd col ill and tell of thi lertout lung earn plleitlotii thRt may mult. Ltadlnt phyil tlink now prnflrlbi OALBAMEA tor M bron CMlil affietloni. BAtSAMEA li a pur vge ttbi nrflpantlon madi from a nawly dti aovarad plant. Dr. Ben), ft Crobtrta, Ander on, Mo., wrlliii "I uie It txeluilvaly for my praetlea and my family. It It ulok, tura and eafa In Its aetlon Mka nothlnp alia." Toward Hie fiid of tint tnfluni pplilamle a aoTfriimcint iiliyilclan notlrn) that a tribe aMihIUh. In Nflvniln. by tha un of on from p nntive pi mit ware i mini) hp fmni Uio mrnact of InfliifiiiM. llo uiK'tl IIiomo nil finonii hit whllo pmirtita nnd then In a lumpim! "for f(iflliK nllh "donlh" ranea. Ncwii iif the , rnuiu awept (ha world mid fnr nomt tlmo It wit not tmaiillilo to mipiilv thu ilmtiiitid. BAl.HA.MKA linn now limn MtAmliintlrrtt and plvco uniformly mlrnrutotm renuli In fnur vtnyn : 1. It southns (ha tnllnnird niom hranojt nnd rellnvM trrltn Hon, i. It Inpri'itwa (Uicn'ti'iu of mui-inin nnd ininnlN pub.v ok- i vrclnriillfiit, II. It rtlmii1a(i4 imron of tlm rkln In tliniwlna off lnxly tiolwmtt hnd 4. II atrlki'ii nt tlio tRUie, vhecklnu utrtn nollun . ;linnio(llntoly, Do not confnn It with ordinary tmlsnm coiwb nyrum Hint nro only aoiitlilnir nvnina nnd tin not po to iho lump of Iho Irnuhlo. J'nllko other rotiKh rrtm-dlr HAI.HA.M KA la rro fnuu ronl tiir and niticr hnrinrnl nnr ttdlca. I'lcniinnt lo Inks and abitolutely aafa '"lUaurn ypti'poL BAT.-HA-MK-A wllh tha ntotiiRi of tno Indtnn n Iho pneknpn. ttuar nnlrcd to relloT any couch, no nitilfrr from whnt run sr. or your money back. All drug glsla Mil U ALB AUK A. , In Klamath Fain bur It from Star Drug Co. tor Chronic jCought MKA1P1II3, Tonn., April . Po llreinan T. 11. Knox waa killed and Carl M. Itognra, 27, la dying aa the reauli of a apeeucular platol fight luat nlxhl, when tho policeman at tempted lo rearuo Itogera' divorced wife and Knoch tiregg, 23, from rtogera, who w menurlng them with a plttol In an aulomobllo. ftogara alopped the machine In a downtown atroct and tho fight bo Kan when Policeman Knox re aponded to the acroama f Mrj. Itogera. Tho woman waa wounded slightly and a bullot paaaed through the coat of Qrogg, hor 03C3rt, with out Injuring him. Young Chinese Thief Sentenced to Prison POnTLAN'D, Ore., April 6. Taul Wont, a Chinese youth, for merly a toller for tho Northwestern Nallonu! bink, pleaded guilty In federnl court hero today to a charge of einbeKlement, nnd waa aontenced to two yenrs at McNeil's Ijland, a prison. for nummobllo tourlata an Inven tor bna combined a apuro tiro and luol carrier, cump lublo and lunch kit. (Bromg ' Tlia First and Orip;inrJ Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for mora than a Quarter of a Century aa an effectivo remedy for COLDS, G.TP, INFLU ENZA and 09 a Preventive. Tho box bears tliia oljnaturo rrico 30c Fred Cilover, local Jowolcr and re cently elected geneml manager of the Klamath Falls baseball team, left this morning for northern Cali fornia where he will vlxlt his parenta today and return to Klamath Palla tomorrow night. !,KAVK VOW MKUPOTID Mm. . -. lifwlry To Vb.ll Willi ' I-'i'lenila In Valley Mr. nnd Mr. C. V. Looaley and daughter, Francca Dorothy Looaley, left tills morning for Medford, driv ing over the mountains, where Mra. Looaley und her daughter will visit tor a month with frlenda and rela tives. Carol Jane Looaley will re main In tha Sacred Heart Academy whore she la a atudont. TAK.KS XEW 1'OSITIO.V 1'Ycil Krltner Xow Working; For War Drug Company Fred Faltncr, formorly employed at tho Klamath Valley hospital aa pharmacist, has taken a position aa clork with tho Star Drug atore, on Fifth and Main at roots. VISITS IN ASHLAND MIhh (icorglnnn Hft Nprnds Sojiday With Krioiuls Miss Ooorglana Cllft, omployed In tho Falls Tercantlla store, spent Sunday visiting with frlenda and re latives in Ashland. Sho returned lato last night to her home In Klam ath Falls. ItKTtnNS FROM HOIT1C Mm. Harah A. lMillllM Arrives In City From Visit With Children Mrs. Sarah A. Phillips, a promin ent resident of Klamath Falls re turned to tho city the latter part of the week from a wlntor's visit spent with hor son, and daugbter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips, In San Tlruno, 30 miles south of San Francisco. Mra. Phillips also visit ed with anothor son in Oakland. IN FOR VISIT Waller Short Visits With Fondly Over Wook-Kml Walter Short spent Saturday night and part of Sunday In Klamath Falls visiting with his family and frlondn. Short is employed with tho W. D. Miller Construction company on work bolng done past the Adam's ranch. i HPKXOS VKKK.KNt HKRH Lelnnl Willltta Visiting .With FrlemlM In Klnimith Fnlls . ' Leland WIlllUs, a Klamath Falls boy, Bpont tho week-end In Iho city visiting with friends nnd rolatlvcs. Wlllltts la In' chnrgo of tho Shell Oil company plant nt Mncdool, Cali fornia. Ho returned to his work this morning, VISITS IX CITY Albert It. Mow Of Lou Angeles Spending; Week In Ktnninth Fnlls Albert R. Mow, who has been at tending Otis Art Institute tor tha past throo years, In Los Angolos, ar rived .In Klamath Falls this week to spuml his vacation at tho Ed Sut ton ranch. Ho will also visit with Charles Rogers and Irving MoCall bofore returning to Ashlund whoro he will spend some tlmo with his family before returning to his work In Los Angolos. Mow Is studying landscapo work .i- , WMJTUK!K F.XI'WTKI) IIACtt (V)unly (Mmmr Will llWurn Tonight Afler lxi)g Trip ,, Karl Wbltlook, local undertaker und county coroner, la expected to return to Klamath Pulls this even ing after a long absence In Oregon und California with Mrs. Whitlock. WILKY AT AGEXCY Local Attorney TramuieU Ittudncs On Indian lUnct-valion W. 8. Wiley, Jocal allornoy, mot ored Saturday night to Klamath Agency where he remained over the week-end transacting business. TO LEAVE FOR I'EXXHVLVANIA Mrs. W, A. WhltUnger Will Journey To Kant Tomorrow' Morning Mra. V. A. Whltllnger of Modoc Point will leave tomorrow morning for McKeesport, Pa., where she will visit frlonda and relatives. Mrs. Whlillnger'a husband la employed at the Modoc Lumber company. 1XITIATIOX TONIGHT Order Of Amli-r To O'utlirr At Local Klk'a Tcniplo IfKIlK FHOM CHINA I'nreiiU Of Arard WlilUnnn Vlslllng In Kliimntli Falla Mr. and Mra. George E. Whitman, who reside at Klang, China, arrived In Klamath Falle loat night from Oillfonila. and wlll vialt with their son', Avard Whitman who teaches here at the Klamath county high school. Mr. and Mrs. Whitman are devoting their life to missionary work In China. After spending a week or ten days with their son, they will Journey, north to Seattle ani eventually. return to their home In Klang. GRANTED DIVORCK JudKO A. L. iJeavltt IUtfxignizcs Ilea - Of lone Batcllo lone Ralelle was granted a div orce from Theodore Ratelle, In Judge A. L. 1-eavitt's court Satur day. Mrs. Ratclle was granted tke custody of her minor daughter as well. MERRILL K. L. Whlsler was a Klamath Falls visitor Monday. Mrs. Richard Hileman and daugh ter Miss Cora Hileman and Mrs. Stewart of Eugene are visitors In Merrill. They came to attend the funeral of Walter Trotter. Mrs. Hileman being a sister of Mr. Trotter. Harold Trotter of WaUonvIlle, Cal., was also here for tha funeral of his uncle. Mrs. Jennie Jones visited in Klam ath Falls Tuesday. . Tie Merrill W. C. T. U. held their Suit for the recovery of a sum of ' III luu liluu luvwg, nitci Kitv wuit- Inltiatlon and second degree, will feature a meeting of tho Order of Antlers tonight at the Elk's temple, J. J. Miller, announced today. Yes terday morning, the Antlers attend-! ed In a mass the Episcopal church sorvlccs. FILES SUIT Wininm Lcroy Kydd Ask For R coivrfng Of Snjim From Itostvrlck 1198.10, was started today by Wil liam Leroy Kydd, against I. D. Dos wick, Kydd also asking for six per cent Interest from and after October 1, 1924. Kydd, who sold his por tion of a partnership to Doatwlck, aska for the recovery of a sum which he claims never to have re ceived. Sheriff hurt Hawkins at tached the Bo8twIck Jewelry store this morning.. ;y, BEXSIXGKR IX TOWN IYominri.t Rancher From Swan Lnko District In Town Today iness meeting Mrs. Unruh gave a talk on p!oneer days' in W. C. T. U. ' It was very interesting.. Re freshments were served during the afternoon. Tie folawlng were pre sent: Mesdames Burr Westbrook, N. E. Woodhouse, C. Bowman, O. H. Carleton, C. V. Shuck, C. E. Patterson, W. F. Jlnaette. G. W. Offleld, J. A. Bibwh,. C. C. Hulet. Minnie DUiard and Mrs. Unruh. Mrs. Unruh also spoke Tuesday evening owing to so much sickness in the community there -was not a largo crowd out but it was an A. J3. Benslnger. well known appreciative auaience. tier . taiK rancher of the Swan Lake country, 1 as on the Farm Home at Cor- and as well known In Klamath i vallla- Pledges were tagen at tnis Falla. snent tho morninc in th cltv. 'time for the work. Mrs. Unruh was' returning to his home this after-j-th suest of Rev. and Mrs. C. C. noon. According to Benslnger, the i "uioi, wnue in jierrm. Swan Lake country is in splendid condition nd the outlook for a bumper croy this year is excellent. He 'Will visit In the city again Fri day, looking into business Interests. ALLOWS WARRANTS C. R. DoLnp, Comity Clerk Of Khun nth. Turns Over Money Mrs. J. N. Hasklns has been quite 111 the past week. Mrs. Louis Burris and little son have returned . to their Vome east of Merrill. - Misses Opal and Arlene Taylor have been 111 the past week with flu. Mr. E. C, Reams who has been in Merrill for the last two weeks cn County Clerk C. R. DeLap spent business returned to his home in the major portion of the morning . Olcndale, Ore., Wednesday, signing county road warrants and The Merrill high school expect market road warrants as allowed by to give their play the middle of the county court on Saturday. MALARKEY VISITS HERB Herbert Malarkey of Portland Is visiting here for a few days, the guost of his cousin, Tom Malarkey, local newspaperman. Think of the Hours , A day that the average housewife spends over a hot stove just to make Bread , Pies ; Cakes ' Rolls or any of the other things that we sell. Then think how much easier and cheaper it is to call your grocer and order , GOLDEN KRUST BREAD and all the good things that go with it. Think it over. Klamath Bakery 826 MAIN April. It Is reported that the Ferguson children who are III of pneumonia In a Klamath Falls hospital are improving. j Wednesday evening the Merrill I. 0. O. F. lodge held initiation of candidates. Following the work a J banquet was served to those at tending. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brawn of Bo nanza were in Merrill Wednesday. Mr. Brown was over to attend I. O. O., F. lodge. I The Merrill library club held their regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the library. Mesdanies T.' A. Blake, W. F. Jln nette and R. H. Anderson were appointed on the hook committee I for the montl after the business ' mooting a social hour was spent. Refreshments were served during j tho afternoon by the hostesses, Mesdames H. Voss, Ed ljarwood ! and Wv F. Jlnnette. Goo. W. Offleld was a business visitor In Klamath Falls Thursday. The family of J. C. Stevenson Is quarantined with scarlet fever. FAIJJXG LUMBER KILLS HOT ABERDEEN, Wash., April 4. Roy Guorgo Stllwell, T, was Instant ly killed this afternoon at the homo of his parents In South Aberdeen when a pile of lumber fell on htm 'while he was playing about It with other children. VISITS IX CITY Herbert Booth Arrives In Klainnlh ' Falls Sumlay Xdght Herbert Boothi omployed with tho construction department of the Stro ll or n railway, arrived In Klamath Falls last night to spend several days on business ami visiting with friends. Hoot Gibson in r .'. Let 'er Buck" TWO SHOWS FOR ONE ADMISSION! The real Pendleton "Round-Up" with Hoot Gib son in, the midst of real Indian Chiefs, champion bronco-busters, rope throwers, bulldoggers, bare back riders doing their stunts as never before and Hoot outdoing them all YOU'LL AGREE THAT THIS IS HOOT'S GREATEST PICTURE! Comedy " - News -and prologue T o m or r o w "Salome of the Tenement" -The Circus will be here Saturday- layili'V'VVHISM K a p s o for Colds For Sale by Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth and Main D. A; Kenyon 439 6th., Klamath Falls, Ore. Coal, Iron and Steel Bolts and Logging Equipment Oldest and best equipped shop : in this locality in connection Eat Better For Less At the . , ' ' ' . WASHINGTON CAFE Drop In and see for yourself why so many people prefer to eat here and why, once they start the stay right with us. ' - AMERICAN AXD CHINESE DI&HES 125 SOUTH BLVTH. WEE SHIXG. Prop. LOW AND BARNES LEASE 900-ACRE RANCH NEAR KENO Former Sheriff Lloyd Low and District Game Warden M. J. Bnrnes have joined hands to business and have leased 900 acres of fertile ranch land from Ben Kerns, located adjacent to the Klamath Falls Lakevlew highway just east of Keno. Pour hundred acres will be sowed In grain and the remaining 500 acres will be used for grazing pur pose. The two men will turn loose a flock of 1500 sheep on tho grazing land. The land is leased tor two years. ASHLAND SEEKING NEW WATER SUPPLY SALEM. Ore., April 6. The city engineer at Ashland has petitioned State Engineer Rhea Luper to set aside the headwaters of Beaver Creek for the use of the city of Ash land for municipal purposes. Tha request will be taken1 under advise ment. - ': ' " Who can remember when mince pie .wasn't made by just putting a tow other things with a lot of rais ins? ' MR.HAPpy A FAMOUS DISH FROM COrVST TO COAST IS BEEP THAT IN A POT YOU ROA&T Be it ever so humble there U no place like .home wheu a pot roast Is cn the fire.. You ought to know how po litely we will serve yoil. You ought to get acquaint ed with' the nutritions, de licious qualities of 'our meats. You really ought to. Watch for Mr. Party Happy SINCLAIR MARKET r MI26 MAINyI 'i l1 I . - . ...It
