The Evening herald., April 25, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

SATURDAY, APRIL' 215, 102G
EVENING 11EUALD; KLAMATH .FALLS, OKEGON
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'MM LIBERTY
. 'The Libert Has the Pictures" ' '
T-O-D-A-Y
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That great epic of the west
"Sundown "
"COMEDY" and "LAST STAND OF
THE RED MEN" :
S - n - d - ay
BUCK JONES in
"Gold and the Girl"
COMEDY "ROUGH AND READY"
"FUN FROM THE NEWS"
"TOPICS"
and -"'
EDUCATIONAL PICTURES
"MY LADIES PERFUME" .
ii'W i.iimiimmin 1 m 1)111
Dance T
Bonanza, Ore.
Saturday Night
APRIL 25
Club Orchestra
Good Time Guaranteed
COMPLETE BEAUTY
THKATMKNT
lit obtainable, by I he regular iikq
of the three Cara N:inn Cream:
Cold OroBJit, Vanishing Cream
and Bkln Cranm.
v Each of those Cr
Noma Creams la for
a different) purpose,
the Colli Cream for
Cleansing, Vanishing
Cream us n protec
tion from weather
and oh a bano for
powder and tho Skin
Croam for massage
and aa a tissue build
er. Lot tin toll you how
wonderfully t n o y
work.
t J. 00 a Jar
STAR DRUG STORE
ftfcr tvxalf. Brat JTbm
1 KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
3t")Ca-!lPP em$
him-
" !Real Service Here!
Have your tires looked
after and your crank
case drained and filled
in our sheltered station
Klamath Tire House
"Cap" Calkins
6th and Klamath
Gat Oils Accessories
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
lid your lyitem of Catarrh or Doafnco
caused by Catarrh. ,
j' , StU h in$$ltit Sir owr 40 )m '
f. i CHENEY &. CO 7U. OM
tiillliUWl mii,H h-tih; . 11 :
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tmr.HnmiiMtimtiliiikiilKi.
BARGE WILL BE
IN WATER
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Work Rushed on Floating
Dance Hall to Be Ready
Early in May
"Vimtitlan", tint duni'o barno now
uniliir coimlructlon, will bo launch
td by tho Hilt of May In'laad of the
latter Unto of May 3D, aa announced
pritvloiirtly. nccordltiK t Hirold Mull,
Kt'iiwru) maniifter of tho coin puny
putting tho burnt) lots bolmt.
AceorlliiR to Hell, four of the
pontooona aro In tho water, with
tho remaining, olf.ht near oompla
Hon. The. InniHiiK liurno and the
dock la well under way and tho dec
oration, nwnlnita .and apeolul fix
ture aro on Uielr way -to Klamath
Falla from tho Booth.
The flrat dnto, that of May 30,
waa not with nllowanrea for bud
weather, but, with tho exception of
tho past woek, tho weather bta
been moro than paaaablo and tho
crew of workmen bavo been ublo to
apond moro llmo ' than provloualy
planned. '
WOMAN SLAYER ILL
Mr. M. O. l'Hton of T lllntniHik, Who
Killed (irniiililnugliter, In
' Itwl Slinpo
TILLAMOOK. Ore.. April 25.
Mrs. M. C. Paton, who la held In
Jull here charged with being respon
sible, for (ho death of Sylvia Doa
Camp. her granddaughter, who died
Tuesday from beatings la In such
iwoukonod condition that it was
nocoaaary for deputy sheriff to a
elat her up the stops of tho Jail
when alto wna taken before District
Altornoy Claud Hnrrjck for an In
terview lata yostordny..
This plco cullod Ur, whore arcu
ologlata ard -digging, sounda aa M
they couldn't "think of the namo of
tho 'town.
It really wa vory aweot of Cuba
to produce 150,000 toua of sugar
this your.
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Copyrlghtjiy Harris & Ewinir 1
After two yon is in the state De
partment at Washington, Miss Luv
die Atoherson, 80, of Columbus, O.,
'has qualified aa a member of the
diplomatic corps, She will leave
aoon for Berne, Etwluerland, to be
come third aecrotnry of the Amerl
'., : ', cun legation.
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TIIK y'KATIItilt Illil'OII'r
Tlio Cyi'lo-Hlot'itmgrnpli ut Unilor
W'omrii IMiurmicy dhows u allglilly
upward trotyl (u barometric pit,
sure today Uiid a flno day seenm
nwturnd for tomorrow.
Fiiroi'ititt for next 24 hours:
Fair probably warmer.
Tho Tyam recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures tody u follows:
High 58 Low 3D
V. H. Wwilliw to-port'
Oregon; Fair tunlKht; continued
cool with heavy frosts In tlio Inter
ior; Sunday fulr and warmer. Mod
erate dry uorlli winds.
XKXT
WKKK. WILL
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UK LAHT
('luring. Day J On Tlio AVojr And
' Definite Date In Now Bet
In tho "old duya" when Auguat
Ululi wua notified that bo would
have to vacate hla grog shop on
Huptvmber 1. ho put a algn In the
window, which read: "The flrat or
Soptombor will be the laat of Aub
ut. Chialng out."
Aa duflnlta urruniintnonla Invo
now ben ma,Jo to end tho diction
ary dlatrlbutlon within a few daya,
next woek will aee the last of the
dictionary offer. Thla la positive
there will bo no wore dlctlonariea
after next woek.
Bo to all roadera who have been
delayild In proaenlinR their coupons,
thla warning l now repeated. Clip
your dictionary coupon from anoth
er column of thla iaauo, and with
two moro of the aamo kind, get
your dictionary for tho small ox
penno of distribution, which la ex
plained In tho coupon.
HOCK Cltl'HHKIt
.Miller coimt ruction company KinriH
Work' Iteyoiid I'llliim liny
between 2B0 and 300 yards per
day ot-v.irlous sized ro:k will be
brought out by tho rock crusher cflholl. .M0(i!terfcanean trip, arrived
tho W. 1). Miller Conatructlou com-! at Victoria atailon i vl7 Hmh
pauy which began Its operations :
botond Pelican Day thli morning.
The rock will bo of 14. to 2M
Inches, .varying In four sixes.
M'QUEEN TRIAL
SET FOR MAY 2
On May 2 six men, comprising
the Justice court Jury, will attempt
to' do better than tlu'lr predeces
sors and will endeavor to come to
some agreement as o the guilt or
innocence of Mr, and Mrs. E. T.
McQueen, who are 1 charged with
poasossloij of Intoxicating liquor,
following a raid on tho McQueen
homo on oCmmorclal street April 9.
Tho first trial of Mr. and Mrs.
McQueen this week ended In n rock
bound disagreement of thrco to
three.
Tho Justice "of the peacoinro 8'3PPl"g in the White Pelican
dismissed tho Jury.
W. H. Todd and William Mc-
Cnmpboll, who nre charged wltli
poiaosaion of Intoxicating liquor, "
following their arrest on tho Ash- PORTLAND, Ore. April 25.
land-Klnmalh Falls highway bylB"y Edwards, Kansas City wres
State Traffic Officer J. J. Mi ' tu,r' wl" l)10et Aba Caplin, Chicago
Muhort and lato Prohibition Of
ficer Fred Brtydor, havo been re
leased under $500 bail apioro. Trill
of the two men haa not been sot.
; ' PLAN ROAD AVOItK
POftTLAND, Oro., April 25.
Klamnth county court ' proposed
building ton miles of highway to
ward Beatty on a 00-50 basis, offer
ing cooperation on tho Lukevluw
ond. Tho court olforod to do tho
grading this year uiid use its ahnre
of tho monoy If the commission
would ugroo. Tho commission prom
ised nn answer later.
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Cluii'lejt V. , Htthijtlo VIsIIImk In
,', Kluiiuttli PjiIIn 'Thi Week'
Fifteen "ycara ajo CUarlea W.
Swlntfle, prominent old resident or
Klumath county, loft for ilc.Mlii
vllle, where ho Invested In a prune
much and where bo haa remained
until tho present. He fa vlaltlnK
Willi frlenda In the city at present,
renewing old acquaintance. Swin
gle once lived on the old Swlpgle
ranch in LangoH' vulley.
TO IXHI'KCT Pl.A.NT
;'oiCo OffitiaW From Aeroa Mobii
tdllis to Arrive oil Humliiy
The ' California Oregon Power
company offlclale of Klamath Falls,
headed by John C. Iloyle, will en
tertain member of the Rotary cluba'
of Grants Paaa and Medford on
Sunday, when the clubmen will
drive over lo this section, and
Into California, whore the new
Copco plant will be Inspected. They
will leave in the morning for the
all-day trip. A banquet will rollow in
the evening In honor of tae open
ing of tho new power plant.
HTflOOi; TKAOIKK KIIJ.ED
ORANTfl PASS, Ore., April 25.
SIra. J. K. Button, a school teacher,
Injured In an automobile colllson
elKht mllea west of thla city Thurs
day, died yesterday without having
regained consciousness.
KCOF.XK KHIVKKS
EIJO'KNK, ' Ore.. April 25 Eu-
geno shivered through tho night
while tho temperature aWod at 33
degreea above zero, a scent one de
gree above (bo freeiing point. To
day, however, the un came up
bright, and things warmed up a bit.
'King George Returns '
From Vacation Jaunt
(LONDON, April 25. King George
looked well. ; Taey wore greeted
by the Duke and Duchass of York,
Princes Mary, and Viscount Lus
calles. Prince ' Henry and Prince
(Gcorgo and Prince Arthur of Con
; naught.. They drove to Bucking
ham palace in an open carriage
through atreets lined with thoua
anda of cheerlag persons.
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DIXXKK GlESTS
I'ortlnnil ItesidciitH Visit With Mr.
nml Mrs. McPheircn
Mr. and Mrs.' Carl Pljkert of
iPortland, who are in tho city for
a short business trip, were dinner
gijesta at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. McPher'ren, frlenda in
Klamath Falls, thla evening. While
In tho city Mr. and Mrs. Plekert
i hotel.
WltliSTI.KILS SIGXKI)
j lightweight, hero next Wednesday
night, Promoter Virgil Hamlin an
nounced today.
We aro living In hopo3 PalnlcveJ.
steps out -of the Vrench government
so we can make a wild pun on hla
name.
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I COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays rosults:
At Portland, 12; Oakland, 3
'At Seattle, 10; Vernon. 6.
At Snn Francisco. 6; Sncramcn
to, 0.
At Los Angoles, S; Salt Lako. 3
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IIO.NOIl NKHXYUKDH
Mr. awl Mm lloiiier fJmiili ilven
Chin I vail vn Tliursiliiy -NlKlit
Ilctmer Garlch and hla bride, who
was Mlsa Fannlo Stoops before
their recent marriage, were honored
with a charivari at their new home
In Altam.int park on Thursday eve
ning by a number of friends, rooat
1 employe of Moe'a otre, where
Mlsa fltoopn worked before' her mar
riage. Tho evening waa spent In
muolc and a social manner.
Ml
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In a Boston fire, tbingi were car
ried out. by. three neighbor girla In
pajamas, so. now no house la Bos
ton la safe, .
A Los Angeles innocent bystander
la expected to recover.
ltikera struck in New York, 10,
000 of them.' They wanted more
dough of one kind or lesa of an
other. PeopJe are m impatient. In New
Jersey a bank wa3 robbed by a pay
ing teller who couldn't wait unl!l
he became cashier.
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Pcrhapa a baby born In tho Grand
Central Station In- New, -York will
grow up and licca.no a hobo or a
railroad president.
St. Louis aafo blower got only $48
which la poor pay tor an expert.
And a' New York ia.turur.ee agent
has lived 80 yeuri withDui talking
off either one of ins aims. ,
The world gets better. We know
a man who i; so iioncst he pays
his doctor bills.
If these flivver airplanes become
' P3P''ar 'here will be a fortune for
someone An digging storm cellars
D-n't ho too hauty iu oi-piuus
mosquitoes this summer. Lo;k fira:
It may be a flivver airplane.
A young lady tells ua lie would
make her much better wife is ha
would make her a better husband.
The smallest thing in the wrld ij
the atom and the most peculiax
thing is atom sounds like Adam.
Archeologlsts digging in Ur have
found a slab 4200 years old, so it
may be a slab of boarding nous? pfc
H. G. Wells, tho British novelet,
la working on a new masterpiece,
which we fear will bj a best 3elleiv
In Paterson, N. J., a bu3 ;hit a
telephone pole, indicating the pole
was on tho wrong side of the street.
in uetrolt a iijrver hit a street
car, reminding us that it is about
time to swat house files. :
No wonder some women haven't
any clothes. They wear out two
Out of Gamle:
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5 in-
The 1!" IKIS.-1W1I season opened '
: the other day tiut not for "Rabbit" '
; Maranville... star sbortBtop of the
rnlcngn Culw. . Me waa forced to
watch the proceeding I from tho
Wnch na the ronult of fracturing on
inkle during nn exhibition game out
mi the tmHi.... lie Is here shown with 'i
Ina pnHent -ii twi ii- of crutolies,! i!
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"Too Many Kisses" k
RICHARD DIX IN
"The Great Circus Mystery"
and a fine comedy
S - n - id
CORINNG GRIFFITH in
"Lpve'sWilderness"
, A new type of thriller .
' f 'HAREM FOLLIES"
A rollicking comedy and
"BORDER RAID"
Added attraction
BILLY CASTRO
Popular Spanish Tenor featuring
',' popular songs
I.i:.VKS FOR, AHHL..M
Mayor und Min. Y. II. Gofl'lurd t
ti iend Week-Knil in Ilogue Kiver
Mayor and Mrs. Fred R. God
dard left tSIa afternoon for Ashland
where they will spend the week-ond
visiting with fricids and relatives.
Mayor Goddard has extensive inter
ests in'the Rogue River .valley which
A-'.ll attra;t his attention for some
time. .
. COl'XTY XCKT
Mi'mlMrs Spending Time In Interests
of Itonil MntterH
Due to. the absence of the ma
jority of members of the count
caurt, the court did not meat to
day. Tho court : members are In
Portland attending the commission
ers' meeting la the interest of good
roads and road 'appropriations iar
KismstB county. r .". ;
COURTS
. Deeds. :;. .
Klamath Korporatlon to R. L.
DIrden. 7-22-24. . Mills Second Addition-.
Lot 1. block 201.
Robert L. Dirden to J. F. Ma,
guiro. 4-16-25. $.50 1. R. S. Sec
oud Mills Addn. Lot 1. block 201.
Fred Stearns ct ux to Jens M. Jen
son et al. 10-11-24: $1300 con
sideration. Bucni Vista Addition.
Lot 5, block 71.
H. L. Orem et ux to Samuel B.
Morrow et nx. Barg. and Sale deed.
4-22-25. $.30 I. H. S. Railroad
Addn. Lota 3SA. 3SB, 'block 6.
Thomas F. Straughau et ux to
Karin Carlson. 4-22-25. $1.00 1.
R. S. Part Lot 1. Blk. 41, First
Addn. (M. & B.)
aiary Cowen Jackson et al to
Frank I Orison. Indian Deed. 1-12-24.
$.50' I. R. S. . First- Addi
tion, to Chiloquin, lot 2, block 15.'
Frank L. Carlson to Clyde K.
Davis. 4-21-25. $.50 I." It. S. First
.'Vdrtn. to Chiloquin, lot 2. block 15.
K. M. Chilcote et al to I. D. Rum
.. r p nx. 7-13-24. $.50 I. R. S
iailroad Addn., lots 4A, 4B, blk. 6.
J.: P. Campbell, Trustee for N.
Marchnnd to W. J. Horbelt et ux.
4-1S-25. $3.50 I. R. S. The North
west 40 ft. of Lots 1 and 2, Blk.
67. Nichols Addn. (Described by M.
r.d B.) . '
Clms. McGowan et ux to J. P.
Magtrirei 4-15-25. $.50 I. R S.
Mills Additionlots 7S2, block 105.
Samuel Timbrcll et ux to John S.
Peak. 4-20-25. $4.00 I. R. S.
Mchois Addn., lots 1, 2, 7, 8, block
40..
. '. jnjsrellnneom Filings
The Pelican Bay Lumber Co. to
Si rathern- Puciflc company. Condi
tit inal' sale, agreement and lease. 4-2-i
r. $17,500.00.' 6. On track
ma .terial. - ... '..:
1 Jhe Pelican Bay Lumber Co. to
SouiVtern Pacific company, uontii
t'onitl Sale, agreement and loase. 2-
l isi On track material. Total
wile ,'$r .962.49. .
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, MERRILL
I eiGh' SCHOOL NOTES
'A largo ca owd attended the senior
pWy "Nothf'g but ; the Truth nt
tht, new contnunityl hnll, Friday
evionlng. A ' um of one hundred
and twenty e'v'n dollars was taken
In;. Tuesday . Evening, the twen-tv-first,
tho pla V 'Wus taken to Bon
anza. There t,,a3 a fairly large
audience.' :.- ' t ' ' ij "
Henley will p.tesont ' their ' play
""Tlio Fascinating Fanny Brown",
frldnv evening the',ont),-f:",t'' ln
thw i-ommtmltyhall, i- A Jjvrso, crowd
Hlil?'-: 'J7 1 t It'Clfri ir,.f('.V jji
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SjiMW fs'aaraaoyi'Miav, siimiibm hi liii im jUMimjiihiiHia last
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LOST-
EYESIGHT
It is harder to re
gain lost eyesight
than it i s to keep
what you have by?
caring for it in time.
Let us tell you ' '.:7
about it
Dr. Goble
? 709 MAIX t
Eyes CJaSBCB
Examined Fitted
Itcpoirs Quick Service
OHHiinEnnD
8ytitxatgitsr,jiaill
UTdst strvdrr'Sti-CLs
to aet voar clothes-
I HetfcaAdble the
KLAMATH VALLEtT
HOSPITAL I
Centrally Located ii
403 Pine
Phone 497
Considering the fact that ovarii
thing la furnished our rates are
within the reach of all expecting
confinement. . ( ."-
will probably attend as Merrill
heartily supports school activities.;
Tho boys and girls of the cook
ing club are entertaining at a din1
ner, Thursday evening, for the fath
ers i ''"and mothers.' This will bo
given in tha high school cafeteria.,
and all those invited aro urged to
come. ; ,'
The baseball game Friday result
ed in another defeat for Morrill
hlsh school. Klamath Falls won the
game with a score, of 35 to G. .
Training for track is being b
gun In earnest now, both by boyl
and girls. Training has boon de
layed for some' tlmo due to bad
weather;.. Merrill hopoj to make f
good showing this year.
The Oommeneemont exercises will
be given at Merrill, Thursday even
ing May twenty-firat. tl. O. Dubach,
Ph. D., Dean of Men from .the Or
gon Agriculture Collogo will he the
tpeakdr. ' : ' " '
The Baccalaureate aormcn wlll'he
condtli-lt'd the Sunday preceding
Commencement, by Rnv. C C, IU"
lut.,at,,th :r?yealjloi'l.m cbut'.h, t. .
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