The Evening herald., April 16, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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' RYRNING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "
Ajjhe LIBERTY
"The Liberty Has tho Pictures"
THURSDAY ONLY
That delightful little star
SHIRLEY MASON
"C u r ly T o p
' also THE LIBERTY TRIO
in a new and snappy program
Popular Prices
I ( FRIDAY ' ;
. An extra big show
"THE RODEO M1XUP"
'"THE SANTA FE TRAIL"
The; Popular Liberty Trio
Regular Prices ' ,
Mai n ly A b o ut Peo p 1 e
tiik vi:.vriii:ii
Tlid C'yilo-rilormugrnpli t Under
wood's l'liiriniicy shows the buromo
Irlc pressure ti be fulling. A- dls
turhunco Ik rurmliiK u tho Hotuh.
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Cloiwly mill' iiiiHulllml wild modcr
al Hindu.
Tho tVciis recording thurmouiotor
roglstitred miixlmtim and mlnlinum
temperature today Uh follows:
High 04 Low 4
I'. H. Wriilhcr Iti-port
, Oregon: Ilaln tonight, anil Frl
dny; moderate southeasterly winds.
VIHITINfJ IS 1TV
Former lU'nlili-ia HprmliiiK Home
Time lit Kluiiiiilli Fulls TIiIm AVt-t-k
III X OX W'AI.KKHH
Willi" I'rlla.n Hol.I Filled Willi
Men ly Cognomen of "Wnlkir"
iZllu lli I'1
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Top o' the morning news
a better breakfast!
ABETTER BREAKPASt-tlut ( the clue and cue to a
day oaccompluhmentl A better breakfast always
1 k front pi gf" new to your stomach nl tht'
the thing you "tnwP on ill day.
A better breakfast alls, firu of ill, (or delicious home
cooked cereal For Instance! there'! nothing like a ttaaf '
fair bowl of Carnation Mush to put a man into the undo
of tiia morning's work ! Or to give youngsters their energy
tun for itudy and play.
Carnation Mush brings to toot breakfast bowl all the
flavor, all the nutriment, of golden wheat fclds. And does
it lit Jitie sumutesl Tht' til it takes thanks to the Albem
procea that strains and rolla the whole wheat grain Into
creamy white, water-tbin lakes.
For a better breakfast for a breakfast that's energy
rich yet easy to digest put your cereal-faith in Carrabon )
Mush. Mine it tlie mauutiry ol tne morning man i
A run on Walkers, ull of tham
liotinlur too, according to Klslo
Toombs, llin office girl, when It
comcii to telephone culls and .get
ling mixed up, was evident at tb
While Ptdlcan hotel. A. K. Walker
of Sun Frandico followed tho signa
turo of I). 8. Fl. Walker of Portlund.
(.'loan on tho heels of the other
Wulkor cumo T. 0. Walker of San
Frunilsco. A. K. Walker In a fre
quent vlBllor In Klamath Falls nit
travelling freight nnd passenger
ugoiil for Ihn Cnniiillun Pacific rnll-way.
MAIL lUKSl'I.ATIONH
Mm. , fluy Kkwnll of Alumedn,
Ciillfornlu, ' u former resident of
Kluinath KuIIm, In vlxUliit; at the
Homo of her ulster, Mm. H, A.
ItiindB. Bho will li-uvo Friday for
her home, Mm. Kkwnll came to
JCluimith Falla to meet her aimer.
Mm. K. (innnlcr of Montreal, who In
upend Inn a month in the city at tli
home of Mra. Harry Harxraiea.
MOTH Kit VIHITIXO
Itiniilnit. of lUnehurfC VlNfflnjc
Klniiiiilli I nlli Willi DiiliKlilem
In
Mm. Hazel Illakcmoor and Mm.
MadKe Ciilldem of Klamath Kails
are entertalnlnit their mother, Mm.
Patterson, a resident of Roseburg.
Mrs. Patterson Is v.'ell known In
Klnmuth Falls where the has a num
ber of friends.
The Mltle Symphony Orchestra
Concert will be held at the Presby
terian church Friday, April 17, In
stead of tba Scandinavian hall.
IIOIIIIITT KKTl'llXfl
I'nntiir of First dirlsliiin ("liurrli Is
llmk Krtm Woodland, rnllforiihi
Ills friend greatly ImprorCTj from
an Illness that was at first deemed
fatal, the Iter. W. K. Iiolibltt re
turned laHt nlKht from Woodland.
California after an absence of over
a week. Mr. liobbltt was called
suddenly by the Illness of a very
close friend. His sudden departure
kept hlra Irom preaching the Easter
sermon at the First Christian church
where be Is pastor.
ItHODKH IIKKB
A. K. Hhodrs of San KrnmWo to
Spend K-niHlndiT of Week In C'ily
KKDHOX MXn
Election of Officers to In Held at
Home of Mm. U. X. (Imiens
Among tho frequent visitors
spending the remainder of the week
in Klamath Falls is A. K. Rhodes
of San Francisco, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Mis
souri Pacific railway. He Is con
ferring with Klamath business men,
while a guest In the White Pelican
hotel..
Miss Ferno Hanks and Mrs. D. N.
Clemens will entertain members of
I he Kedron club tonight at the home !
of Mrs. Clemens. Klectlon of offic
ers will be conducted, followed by
a social evening.
I'ltitiiiiisli-r .foliii Mrl'nll ItequrHlH
Observance f Xew Ijimh '
According to Postmaster John
McCall, many of the persons mulling
out papers und parcels, are disre
garding the new postal laws, which
rcaiilres ' nu Increase In postal
alamos . for the mailing of such I
articles. A sign was hung ovor the
slot for papers and parcels In the
Klamath Falls post office, due to tho
tact, said McCall, that pnpors had
been mailed by the score with Insuf
ficient postage, this postage being
collected at the other end.
IMVOIM-K ORAXTKIi
.Mrs. Kniilile (iallagher (Jivrn Divorce
From CJeorge nllnKfier
AT THE PINE TREE
iJiis.'',',V
y an
m.
(gj Better Breakfaft Cereal
Say "Cinution Miuh to your grocer
v. Advertising Space in
THE EVENING HERALD
Pays 100 Cents on the Dollar
Straight Lines
Demand
"Luk-Shu-Ri Knit"
Lingerie
To conform to the
latest edicts of fash
ion and to have the
silhouette you should
have, you must wear
lingerie that'fits you
perfectly.
expensive, rendy-niiido .storo llngorlo will not
Florence Vldors roio in ine
Mir'ago," the screen version of Kd
gur Klwyn'a great drama which
cotnes to the d'lno Troo theater to
day Is a striking contract to her
role In "Barbara Frletchln." Fmui
tho character of tho beautiful. Con
ventional southern heroine of Hyde
Fitch's play tto that of the "gold
dlggeT" character of Kdgnr ' Kel
wyn's play la a tar cry. hut Miss
Vidor bus . made the' tr.r.nlMou
without sacrillcliig ;iny of "tho
sweet, womanly appeal thr.t is al
ways associated with her char
acters. .In "The Mirage." Mls Vldor Is
called upon. to portray the part of
a young girl who thinks sha sees
happiness m tho cxlstonoo of "gold
diggers" who aro members of the
show In which sho obtains a part
upon her arrival, from l small
town.
Mrs. Fannie Alia Captain Gal
lagher was granted a divorce from
(ieorge Uallagher In circuit court
this morning on the grounds of cruel
and Inhuman treatment. Mrs. Gal
lagher charged that at times, her
life was unsafe, her husband threat
ening to kill her. Mra. Gallagher
was given the custody of her three
year old child, f.ola, the defendant
the custody of Bva, age ten.
KI.FXTIOX SOOX
KIrIiI 1inniber Directors To He
Klcctfd Wllliin a Few Days
ADVISES CHANGE OF
FIRE EQUIPMENT IN
RURAL COMMUNITIES
THE &Mmm& THEATRE
, ;;v;A good show always , :
"The Miracle" "'.
' " Starring
FLORENCE VIDOR
New York's night life -exposed
and the great
A LEU R T U S
; in person . " .
Comedy 'X " ": - and, New
April 24 and May 1 have been
tentatively set as the dates for the
primary and general election of the
chamberpot couiroofce ilifoctor this
yeur. Tho primary election, desig
nating the chamber members who
are candidates at the election will
probably be held April 24. The gen
eral election will be held May 1.
Fire Chief Keith K. Ambrose has
advised the first equipment stand
ardization crew operating out of
Salem, to visit the towns of Merrill
and Malln and Chlloquln before pro
ceeding to Lakevlevr to standardize
equipment.' '
If any of the towns have 2
couplings on their fire equipment.
the state could force them to change
from the Pacific Coast standard
thread to the National standard i
thread, Mr. Ambrose said.
The standardizing -crew, which
has changed all of the city fire
equipment and the equipment of the
Ewauna Box company and Big Lakes
Box .company to the National stand
ard thread. Is now at work on the
tire equipment of the Pelican Bay
Lumber company. 'They will be
working on equipment In Klamath
county for two weeks to come.
According to a law passed at the.
last legislature all fire , equipment
in Oregon must be National stand'
ard. The law was passed in order )
that towns adjacent to each other in i
Orcgan could render assistance In
time of a large conflagration. i
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ACCKITS .rORlTlOX
Mrs. Killtll AnilHTK of Med ford la
Assist in Frank Lee's Office.
AT THE LIBERTY
Ordinary, more
fill Ilia bill.
Follow the lend of other woll-trrossert Klnmuth Fulls women
. wenr "Liik-Wiu-UI Knit" look bettor, wear better cost loss.
Phono 248-H before boon fiir jirlvnto sltbwlnji.
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1113 Main
Phone 243-R
W'KHW'W'l
Thomas Burke's LimeUouso stor
ies havo supplied the matorlul for
somq of the fluest entertainments
that have como out of tho motion
picture studios of America. Anothur
product of Burke's pen came to tho
screen tonight al mo uioerty ine-
ater. It Is "Curlytop," starring
Shirley Mason, and tho .production
must be nlacod with the others as
an excellent photoplay.
Maurice Klvev. the KnsUsll di
rector, has utlllaed his first hand
knowledge of London's Limehouse
district nnd given "Curlytop" an
authentic atmosnhero that adds
much to tho screen version. Shirley
Mason though many may. not rec-
ognlza her In beautiful blondo curls
Is lyplral as the dainty snucy
lliii'ko ' heroine and 'fits admirably
Into tho story of the little girl whoso
bountiful locks brought her the love
of all men mid tho hatred of
women. ,. ,
Mrs. Ed!th V. Amberg of Medford
has accepted a position with Frank
D. Leo. Klamath Falls lumberman,
filling the vacancy left by Mrs.
Lucille Rose. Mrs. Rose left today
for Sun Francisco whero she will
visit for the remainder of the spring
months with friends and relatives,
afterwards returning to Portland
for the summer.
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X).ST LKAOI K SCOltF-S
: : :
Yesterday's results:
At Salt Iike 9; Portland 7.
At Sacramento 2; Seattle 1.
v At. Oakland San Francisco 3.
At Los Angeles 12; Vernon 2.
Great Routes
Suiuet
Qolden State
American Canyon
Shasta
for season 1925
Opening sale date,
May 22nd
Tickets on sale from Maty
22nd, up to and including
September 15th; Return limit
October 31st, 1925. '
Now plan your summer v4
cation journeys to the East,
taking advantage of these low
fares. Full stopover privileges.
Substantial reductions in
roundtrip fares.
First-class accommodations
personal service -deliciou
meals at meal-time in South 1
ern Pacific dining car. . ,
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' Tmrtservations,andalltaXToa4m '
J. J. MILLER, D.
517 Main St. Phone 709 V
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The Little Symphony Orchestra
Concert will be held at the Presby
terian church Friday, April 17, in
stead of the Scandinavian hall.
16-17
SIDES TO DRAW
IN
Taxi
F. & PA.
Klamath Falls, Ore.j
Phone 77
Remember that phone number 77-i-when you want ,taxi, ser
vice in a hurry. Clean, fast, cars, driven by experienced, eour-j
s toons drivers. v . - ' ,.
Cheaper than' driving 'your' own car and with none of l ine &
discomforts. - . 1 v i
RECKARD AUTO SERVICE
Phone 77 Sixth and Main
If VISITORS
A fast moving western picture is
"A Ilodoo Mlxup" at the Liberty
Friday. -t
Tho story Is that of a yaui'.ff so
olely girl from the oast who believes
tho west of tpdily is as wild nnd
wniily hs it was In tho days ol
Buffalo Hill.
Craving excitement, sho S'es to
hor uncle's ranch In senroh o.', a
new thrill. She . Is bitterly disup
lionled in tlndlnaXlliiit the west of
today Is pretty much like miy other
part of the, county, J-ldmuiul Cobb
falls In lovo with her and docldos
to, slugp some '. fnko wild west
Irlcks for Iiim' particular benetlL
H- Use -'...Your
Phone
All first class
grocers carry
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
so all you have to
do. is order it with
your grocery
order.
It costs 3c l more
but is worth a doU
. lar.
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
GOTH KX BURG, April 16. Mer
chants, prelates and athletes from
the United States and other coun
tries, will this spring and summer
journey to Sweden to attend trade
fairs, - a religious gathering and
sporting contests.
The first of these will be an In
dustrial exhibit to be held In Goth-,
enburg May 4-10. the eighth annual
exhibit of Its kind, at which the
best products of Swedish Industrie,
handicraft an'd commerce will u,
j shown to visitors from many coun
tries. The second occasion for
I many nationalities to meet in Swed-
en will, be the Baltic Trade Fair,
jiwhtch has been arranged In Stock
i holm tor June. To this all the couu-
tries bordering on the Baltic Sen.
j except Oermany, have been Invited
to send exhibits. . . . '
I For churchmen the .outstanding
; ovont of the year will be the Univer-
sal Conference on Christian Life and
j Work, to be held in Stockholm from
I August 19-80. From the Unltedj
States alone will' come about 130
delegates: Kvery country in Europe,
ins well as India and the Far Kast,
i will be represented. . ' .
j Vis by Cathedral , on the Island of
I (iothhtnd. will celebrate the 700th
anniversary of Its founding In July,
and Amorlmn athletes will coni-
pete In International games at tho
I Stockholm stadium this summer.
DOS HALL'S
White Pe
Sandwich
1 i can
S h o p
Quick Lunch -
Humberger Sandwiches 10c
"Clean as a
Pin"
Pies like mother tried to make lOc
t llS 6th St.
(Sandwiches to take out) f
Beef stew with
.inffaA tJAtl' 9R 1
,J k L , V J Hi J WW j T
EVERY ENGLISH PIG
GETS OWNER'S NAME
LONDON, April 16. Pigs In Eng
land are to be tattooed for Identifi
cation purposes. Several inks : 1
ready have been tried out, but t' e
idea has not as yet been perfected,
.therefore to stimulate further In
terest the scientific research com
mittee of the Large, Black Pig Soc
iety has offered a reward for a satis
factory system or tattooing.
The present system - of ear
notches or numbered ribbons for
registration of pigs Is very unsatis
factory, says the society, which re
cently has been urging ink manu
facturers to turn out a product
which would make possible not only
the ' tattooing of black pigs, bul
Berkshire, or blonde pigs, as woll
as different kinds of cuttle.
GOOD INVESTMENT I i
What? Why, Horsefly Irrigation
District Bonds. Certified, register
ed, tax-free, 6. Buy from District
Directors, Bonanza, Ore. Adv. H-?0
Women are not men's equals. '0
know. . AVe tried to slap one on tfr
back and borrow a dollar from h(ir.
L)
Help yourself, by helping your
own country. Buy Horsefly Irrita
tion District Bonds. Adv. H-Jl
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REMIEMBER
THE LITTLE SYMPHONY
Orchestra Concert
Friday, April . 17th
Presbyterian Church v
V YOU BE THERE '
White Pelican
Hotel
Merchants Lunch, 60c i
12:00 to 1:30 p. m.
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Also. jfTGEij
Banquets
!
Parties W"
Dances
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