The Evening herald., April 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

EVENING HERALD, KirAMATH ' FALLS, . OREGON
TUESDAY, APltrU 14,
i Aim iiiiu'j
MSs LIBERTY
'Tho Liberty Ilaa.he Pictures"
TO DA Y-
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plJ drama fthdmjs ihmAmcrka lolltrcd """"V
on Ihf brink tf disashr fViJA ((l f' jf
6 USCranl p f iZfaV&P fcf ' jj
at the central f". X( J't"
MCSMIA
' . ; . '' ' -'.
Mainly About - People:
, Till' W i:. VIII Kit
' Tim Oyclu-f-'tor uag-rapti lit Under
mood's Pharmacy shows, the b.iro
mtitrlc premium " !' fulling. A dis
turbance I running to lha Houlli.
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Clomly mill iiiini'ttlml willi nic.l
(inilo winds.
Tin' Tyo recording Ihormiimnler
reglsl'ircd maximum .mill minimum
tmiiiuratti r today u follows:
High ..;.7B : Low .4 5
1 V. rt. Wciitlirr Report
'O'riigun: (ionnrnlly cloudy tonight
und W'diicidny; moderate north
oustorly winds.
e
Oroh flAVlD TSELASCO'S Stage Success
ltdapft'l from the plat by Wit HAM C. DE miU
Jn ELMER CLIFTON Production. "
THURSDAY ONLY
"CURL Y TOP"
Starring Piquant Shriley Mason
' hkf.kh imvoiicf.
Hum .MIIIIt Wright (lungm (Yuri
' Anil Inhuman Tivnlmcnt
Hone Miller Wright riled suit of
llvorco uiulnsl Hurry Wright In
t'lrcult court thin mornlnii. charging
cruel und IiiIiumiu.ii treatment. Th
couple wore uiarrlsd In Klamath
Agency In 1(108 and have five child-'
rn. The piutntirr asks the custody
of the children, ull minors.
MAX FRA.M'lHtXj' HF-HIDF-XTS
Ijirgr Number of ('iillfiirnlniM Visit
ing For Hevcrnl Diijk In (lly
Klamath Falls Is the mecea for
business men, both from the north
and from vHio south, according to
hotel registers In .tlio city. Among
the San Frunclsca visitors, guests In
the Wnlto Pelican hotel, are Mrs. E.
fforgcndorff, T.,' W. Evans, G. 8.
Htowoll, N. C. Phillips, J. H. 10, It.
y. I'hllllps. W. V. McDonnell,
Frank Coffer, J. W. Chambcrl'n, II.
Cameron and George Bryant.
8KIXH Tl.MltKH IXD
rollfly.WI) VIHITOIIM
I-Hfli- HoKi'i'S DIhikwh 111 IjiikI
t'limplM-ll-T'iHli' rompimy
to
More than KID acri.H of timber
lund In the Kwun I.hkd country, sec
tions 20 und 2H, were sold by l.c
llo ROKers of Klamath Kails to the
Camphcll-Towle company of Osh
kosh, Wisconsin. Consideration, of
I'.WOQ was recorded In the count)
clerk's office.
HllU'KVOIt UKTt'ltNH
', T. I)nrli')'i Vimil - Miirvfjor,
Arrives' From Two Weeks Trl
C. T. Darlcy, county surveyor, re
turned ycr.terduy from a two weelcs
Inspection trip in the Summer, Lake
district. Darlcy expects to make
another slmllur trip within the com
ing week, surveying the county
work.
Motels Iti-Klster Mnny From Onttoa
.Mi'lnHllH Dilrlnx I'nst Heck
Among the many out or town
visitors In the city from Cortland
are the following business men, J. D.
Ilrowncll, (!. C. Ucnlke. J. B. PfouN
ter, SV. Carley, A. C. Horr.
TO fJA.V FitAXCIHtO
.Mrs. Kllhourni to Oliljiin Xcw Fkiilp
' nirnl For, White IVIIcnn Hotel '
Mrs. Hope KUbourne. new man
ager of the- White Pelican hotel, loft
Hie early jiart of the week for flan
Francisco where she will obtain new
equipment for the hotel dining ream
and kitchen, as well as a lew chef
for the hotiM. The present chef and
bis family are leaving the city due
to Illness upon the return of Mrs.
KUbourne an. I her kitchen help.
AltltKKT 1'AIIl
Joe Cnnli'O Anil lUlly Ijimbcrt Iny
' Fines of $2U To t'lty Funds ,
Joe Castro and Hilly Lumbert
were picked up last night on the
city streets charged with drunk and
disorderly conduct. They were giv
en a hearing before Police Judge
l.iim (iaghagen and fined $20 and
CMtS. . .
-nii.Kjnx visrroiis
Itoml To Iteservntlon Town Now
Iteporti-il In .Kxcellent Omilltlon
WANTED ,
Kcliuiil' children to win nli Hell tickets In
THE LITTLE SYMPHONY
Orchestra Concert
Friday, ApriJ 17th 1
SCANDINAVIAN HALL
For imrtlttiliir cult nt 4"ll)- l.llnni', between IS nml .1
. Advertising Space fi ,
THE EVENING HERALD
Pays 100 Cents on the Dollar
Great Routes
Golden State,
American Cnnyon
... . Shdsta '
for season 1925
Opening sale date
May 22nd
Tickets on sale from May
22nd, up to and including
September 15th. Return limit
October 31st, 1925. , ' ;
Noti' plan your summer va
cation journeys to the East,
taking advantage of these., low
fares, l'tilt stopover privileges,
- Substantial reductions In
roundtrip fares. , ,. , .'
; First-class accommodations
personal service delicious
meals at mealrtime in South
cm Pacific dining carl' ' ' ..
'' For reservaiions,and all railrotiJ inorni(ition,(i.(t
Faciiic
AccorJing to the ninny Chlloquln
visitors spending the w'eek In Klam
ath Falls an business and shopping.
the ronds to the reservation town
uro In excellent condition and bet
tor than they huvo been at any time
since lust summer. Miss Naomi
Crawford, and Miss Jane Crnwford
are visiting In the city for several
duys, guests In the Arcade hotel.
FKOM MAI.IX
Dim Msky Visiting With Frlemls In
Kliuunlli I'nlls For Week
tun Llxky, well known rancher of
the Mulln 'district, was In the city
yesterday, expecting to remain over
the week, transacting business and
visiting with friends. According to
l.lsky, the spring looks like a good
ono for the ranohers n his section
of the county.
DAXCE A KrCC'KKM
Foster Monthly Kocliil Arfulr (ilvcn
In Moose Hall Attracts Mnny
An especially lare number at
tended the Easter Monday dancing
and curd party given lust nixht in
the Moose hall, when the young lad
les of the 'Sacred. Heart parish en
tertained for their friends. Johnny
Houston's prchestra provided music
for the evening.
BIDS FOR SCHOOL
WILL BE OPENED
DAILY AVERAGE OF
10 CARS REGISTER
With an average of 10'cars a day
since the opening of registration of
cars outslde of Oregon, Marcn 25
Mrs. Ive&h 'Smith of the chamber of
commerce reports 179 cans . regis
tered last sight. Cars were also en
tering the city today for registra
tion. The majority of the cars
come from California, with one
from Nevada, one from Washington
and two from Colorado.
JOI IXVFJ4TMKNT
What? Why, Horsefly Irrigation
District Bonds. Certified, register
ed, tax-free. 6. Buy from District
Directors, Bonanza, Ore. Adv. 14-20
VISITS n.rit WOltK
Frank Sexton Spend Monday With
Club Workers In t'olinty
Frank Sexton, comity club leader,
spent Monday In Merrill, l.ibby and
Molln, visiting with the various
clubs which ho has orgnnltcd during
the past Wintor. According to Sex
ton,, the work" Is progressing rapid
ly onj several of the girls of the
clubs have, rinlshed their work and
ready to filo final reports on their
projects. A groat amount of the
work Is boin? kept for exhibition
purposo sto ho shown at tho county
purposes to be shown at the county
morning.
Bid for the erection' of the new
Central school - building will be
opened .at . a pigng of the school
board tomorrow night. The build
ing will be located on HUh street
between Seventh and Eighth.
Bids for the razing or St. Paiirs
Episcopal . church will also be
opened, according to announcement
today by Kev. T- A. Meryweather.
Fixtures from the building and
property of the women's guild .were
removed to the A. O. U. W. hall,
wlilch tho church trill occupy until
the completion of the new building.
The hall Is located on the corner of I
Main and Payne alley.
Rev. T. A. Merywenthor will give
his farewell address In the hull
Sunday 'at 11 a. in., using as tils
subject "The Future of St. Paul's
and the Future of Klninuth Falls."
Hov. .Oliver .Riley of Pierre, S. D..
will arrive In the city to take over
the church .work July 1, If his ser
vices are obtained by Bishop Rem
ington. Rev. Meryweather leaves for
Germnntown, Penn.. Sunday ufter-noon.
Help yourself, by helping your
own country. Buy Horsefly Irriga
tion. District Bonds. Adv. 14-20
Rye . Bread
that is REAL rye. '
k It is something
that you have been
waiting for and
wondering if you
" " were ever going to'";
get, for a , long
time.
It's just as good as
GOLDEN
, KRUST
BREAD
Plan to have a loaf.
RODEO f BOOSTERS TO
. MEET THIS EVENING
Definite steps toward the pur
chase of the stock or the Bly Rodeo
association are expected to be tnken
nt a meeting tonight at the chamber
of commerce, when ull who ravor
staging this western feature In Jul
will outline plans for the celebration.
Considerable Interest Is belnx
manifested In the rodeo and !hoo
sponsoring the movement 'believe
that enough stock purchases will ho
assured to give Klamath Falls a
permanent rodeo.
The meeting , wll be 'held at the
chamber of commerce headquarters
at 8 o'clock, and all who are In
terested are asked to be In at
tendance.
COMMITTKK.H KI.FXTKD
Proximity of the annual chamber
or commerce, election was' announced
this noon. by R. C. (Jroesbeck at the
chamber or commerce.' ' The cham
ber vice president appointed Lam
L. Gaighagen. Leslie Rogers, pr.
B. J. Rja, Bert C. Thomas and John
McCall as a committee to. attend to
the machinery or the election. Ap
pointment of an auditing committee
to ascertain the condition of the
chamber finances was also made by
Mr. Groesbeck. The committee Is
composed of Charles Martin, chair
man; E. 8. Veatch,' W. W. South
well. . . . '
Roger Torrry to Accept Position ax
Organist jn Redding Theater "
Roger Torrey, son of Mrs. Harry
Poole, la visiting in Klamath Falls
rrom San Francisco, where he has
been studying pipe organ "Tor the
past. year. Torrey has accepted a
position In Redding, California,
where he w!H go the latter part of
the week, as organist In a Redding
theater.
Klamath
B akery
826 MAIN
Eugene Woman Is Missing
- Following Fire in East
XEW CASTLE. Pa'.-. April 14
Mrs. Anna Miller, 63, of Eugene,
Oregon, Is missing today after a
fire which destroyed the home of W.
A. Welnschenck; president of the
National vegetable growers' associa
tion, at which she was a visitor.
She was awakened when the fire was
discovered, but has not been seen
since. ,
Starting
Today
l r , 1:
OAKLAND VISITORS
Former KlnmntH Falls' Kcxlilrnt
' ";ty For Week With Kilrmls
In
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Harper of
OnKluii'.l, Cullforala, are visiting tu
ilto city with friends, as well as
transacting business. .Mr. imil Mrs.
Harper woro In Kliimulh Falls lust
summer when Mr. Harper was em
ployed as chief tluio-keeper for tho
Strnhorn rullrond projects.
IIHICTLK fOXTROI,
('olifiii iilniis liiteivstiHl In . Fi'IUiik
Iiifestril Trees of Cmnpiiny
v J. J. MILLER. D. F..& P. A.
517 Main St. Phone 709 Klamath Falls, Ore.
NEVER BEFORE
' Not In fifty Vcnrs has there
been so p6raistent and llp
spread use of - U ,
Scott's Erosion
yet thousands hnve only
ibegun to realise what it
might b to them In strength,
-health' and robustness '
SOUK Downs, WeemStlS. H.l' U-A-
SOCIALISTS TO STAV Ol'T
PARIS, April 14. Tho nntlonnl
icntincll of t'to loelnllst party -by
ttnhiilnioiiM vote, this afternoon do
cltlud that tho 'pnrly wiiuld refrain
from participation .In the proposed
,pi'lnn;,1 government, . v : ' V'
' As a loRnl Invostmeht for Inist
rumls Invest. An Hnrsofly Irrigation
iVlWrkii' iioiuls'-'O' , (xifVoor"!!-
'-ttWr iind'reRlftoriTtl. Onlor frojn tho
TJIstili'.tC.Bimidvnonhnita, Oregon.
, Adv, J4-2
For tho purpose of telling Infested
trees In tho Ynnisy mountain tracts
of IhiLong Boll Lumber co,iupiin,v,
1,. O. Wright nnd Charles W. King
or Tonnnnt, left, this morning tor
tho ciimp after ordering supplies In
the city'. ','".
,;,.,.VtM.T M-MKT -Mrs.
(I. II. (inul To Ktitertnlii (Iroiip
of KplKroiiil CIiuitIi Women ,
. c r-; .. ...
Mr. (I. II. Ciiind will entertain
membora of' the Rttlld of St. Paul's
Uplacopnl clutrch nt her homo on
TJhursdny nftornoHn. The mooting
Is cnllod ; espoclnlly as n farewoll
giitlioriiiR In honor or Rev. i T. A.J
,Mi'.Y,wewtlto.r ..Wilt) .lon.vos .Sunday ror
(lormfintown, v Pennsylviinlii, n sub
urb or Philadelphia. Mrs. Cosail rol
sides t 4 11 Norm Ninth street, 1
(Students Gil
, QPRINC FEVER hit the schoolroom lilc.
,J a London foj. Dulls active braini.
t scsttert Mention. Ivlskes mlucles sche.
Mltee little bodies tired and weary. Msleet
tudy slnwat impouibl. ,.!.
Give your kiddie! a chance! Give them a
real from the heavy fooda of winter that
alow them up and cauae apring fever.
Let them lunch on Tru-Blu Grahama and
milk for a week and aee how much better
they feel. ,, " ; ,
Order From Your Grocer Now
Evtfu Goott Grottr hat Tra Rlu (7.fhm .M
blue and fold arton and in , uood box
TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMPANV-Spokane and ortlJiji,,
AT THE LIBERTY
Some of the most realistic war
scenes ever filmed appear. In "The
Warrens of Virginia." .which was
made under the dlerction of Elmer
Clifton. The film version is made
from the. well known Belasco play
and deals with the closing days of
the Civil War.-
- All the war scenes were made at
Camp. Travis. San Antonio, .Texas,
the largest, military reservation in
the United States. - Only regular
army orffcefs a-nd men. were used.
, To Insure military accuracy in
every detail, Mr. Clifton was assist
ed by Col. H. O. Van Horn of the
9th Infantry V. S. A., who was as
signed to him through the courtesy
of the War Department.
Seven thousand soMlers compris
ing all branches of the service, four
hundred supply wagons, sixteen
hundred mules and five thousand
horses are used In the big scenes.
"The Warrens of Virginia" opens
a two day run at the Liberty theater
today. .' ""'
AT THE PINE TREE 1
: .
Myrtle Stedman once more Justi
fies her. title '.'the sweetest mother
on the screen."
She has Just completed another of
her famous "mother" roles In. the
new James Cruzo production for
Paramount, "The Goose , Hangs
High," a film version of tho highly
successful stage .'play ot tlje same
name by Lewis, Beach.
During recent years, she has
achieved considerable fame as a reel
mother, and her success In this type
of character may be directly traced
to the fact that she Is a very suc
cessful real mother In private life. '
. In . "The flooso Hangs High,"
Myrtle Stedman. as Eunice Inguls,
Is a typical American mother of a
small-town American family. George
Irving, screen player of recognized
ability, portrays her husband. The
Inguls' three children, Hugh, Lois
and Uradley are "respectively played
by William Otis, u strapping six
foot newcomer to screculnnd; Con
statue Dennett, one of tho talented
"Paramount debutantes"; and Ed
ward Pell,' Jr. who won his film
spurs as "Johnny Jones'."
Esther Ralston, one r the most
promising or the younger actresses.
Is also prominently cast as Dugmar
Carroll, the fiancee ot the eldest
son. v' '.'. ''. ! "
Tho story sheds considerable light
on ' present-day1 'relations between
parents and 'children and ' proves
that nt: heart the boys and girls of
today- are, ("no, and, wliolesome,;aiHl
Idealistic. , , .,i;;.4 ,, u l
m
li urc rii-r
UAIYttJ Vriutt.
production
CL Qaramount Qiduxt.
What's the matter
with father.? He's
all right! And
mother ' and ' the-
m o a e r n youui (
Ditto I, Here's .jojr:
ous proof! ' v'''
.Comedy " Felix Cat