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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1925)
jMofflUV. MAY I iM ' rventmh hwattj. mmrm urns, nmwr -'gJ.-'.'- L.-.VK -J .. '-. -IJ.. .. .- R. .. ... Mainly AboutPeople ALlk LIBERTY Smiling "HOOT" GIBSON" in "Taming the West" Sony we couldn't give you a seat laHt night It's jjniio last showing tonight, ho come early! h T o m o r r o w A Woman Who Sinned" I'OHTPO.N'M i'llOltUH Di'iilli uf Hem' of fliorus Leuder Cnuws rimlpoiii'iiiMit Duo lo tho doath of lho on of Wullor WuhI, loader of tlio chamber of commerce, mala cboruii, 'the chorus will nut meet In the chum her of commerce on Tuesduy even ing an regularly scheduled. FROM. IU,Y Mi'rrlinnt Prami Neighboring; Town 'Visiting; in Klamath Fall Murvin Croaa, merchant and own er of the general dry good mora In Dly, spent the day In Klamutb Fulls obtulnlng now suppllo for tbo storo and visiting with friend. Sun'drenched, enriched by the mellow rains of the tropics, you never tasted the equal of this Pineapple.' The large, lus cious rings are shaggy with sweetness because Tuberosb Firxeapplcis left to ripen two weeks longer than other brands of pineapple. Immediately upon being harvested, this choice Hawaiian fruit is canned in its own natural juices and a clear, rich syrup. In this way Tuberose Pineapple retains its full, fresh fla' vor to a remarkable degree. Most in demand of all fruits, Pineapple may be served plain as a dessert or breakfast fruit, or used in mak' ing delectable salads, cakes, pies, punch and icing. In more than aoo other fruits, vegetables and sea-foods under the Tuberosb label you are certain of this same superior quality.' Yet you pay but a trifle more than for unknown brands. At all leading grocers! TUBEROSE FOOD PRODUCTS T-Il-I MlMUt AMD DlUCNIt CyjPAMT DJarAuion, Swnratnto, QMxvIt Lumber, for Sale Cheap ; Boards Shiplap ;, Demension Siding i ' '.-V Ip. fact! practically all items for con struction or repair work ; , Drive out and look it over Error' in Ad Brings ;; Eager Mower Buyers Throu gh an orror In proot-rond-Ing, ii n ! iid run by Mordoft nnd Woolf K.rWny contnlnod lho Horn of luwn .movers with the pclco given na $8. no. The nd as originally writ ten by Mordoft und Woolf road "$8.60 up." Many of the mowors on dlspl ay Bell for much more than tho $8.5 figure and noma confusion was on.SiKod by thrifty Saturday iiIrIiL ktuyors who know a bargain when tli-oy suw It and wanted to tnko homo t.'20.0l) mowors for f 8.50. ' II U TURN'S FROM NOl'TIC Miss Tin .rkarn NM'iiiIn Week-end In Don-Is, California . Pelican Bay Lumber Co. Wlsa In oz Thucknra of Klunnnlh Italia spoit.t Ihn weok-ond ) Dorrls, Cullfofnlit, visiting with hor parents for sovei-ul days, W'hllo visiting nt hor home, iStr slutor and brothor-ln-law, Mr. unil Mrs. Harry 8hort wore being congratulated upon tho birth of a son, Sunday aftornoon. Tho child lias boetv naniod Lolnnd Short. BIRTH RECORD STONE At tho Klamath Valley hosnltnl. May 1, to Mr. nd Mrs. O. L. Stono, 1216 Uphnm streot, a son. LLOYD At tbo Klamath Vallor hosnltal. May 2. to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Llyod of Shlpplngtoo, a son. McCoy's Keeps Old Folks. Feeling Young Try This New Cod Liver Oil Prepar ation to Increase lour mrengui, Vitality and Enduronco TOURISTS HERE Mjuiy Callfornlumi "Number In Hie Increasing Tourist Travel Mrs. K, M. Roberts of Han Fran cisco and Mrs. M. SC. Wilson of l-ong lloach are uuiong the aouthorn visitor In the city who drovo to Klamuth Kalis from thi-lr home In California. They reported a nollce ablo tourist travel on tho highways both In California and Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wbrred and family spool the week-end In Klamath county from their borne In Long Ileacb, also being numbered among tho tourists. F. 0.,Orove of Cres cent City, California drovo to Klam ath Kails Saturday night to apond the week-end and reported tho roads In splendid condition. FOIIKMAN FIMIKH Xxi.Lwk Rnjoym! by O. II. Gil bert of Pacific Tel. and TeL O. If. Gilbert, foreman of the Pacific Telepbono and Telegraph company crew working In the coun ty on line work, enjoyed a success ful fishing trip yesterday, when he took bis rod, line and banket and spent tbo day casting In Klamath streams. Gilbert la stopping In the Arcade hotel whllo In the city with bla work. HIKM WEIOK-KXD Knjoy Party ml Rocky Point on I'pper Klamath Lsko Mr. and Mm. Arthur Leavltt chaperoned a party of young peo ple over the week-end with a party on the upper Klamath Lake at Rocky Point. Among those la the party were Mr. and Mrs. Leavltt, I'earl Olebn, Alice Hansen, TCyma Brotberton, Tom Delzoll, Paul Fos ter and Ed Sweeney. FIIOM JrKDFOlU) VaUey Visitors In Klamath Kall.H SInny Over Week-end Vuiltora In Klamath Falls from the valley towns were many accord- log to the hotel registers through out tbo city. A party of three Med- tord visitors were guests over tbe week-end in the White Pelican hotel. They wore S. A. Nelson, L. W. Jacobs and Charles A. Boyce, who arrived In the city on Saturday morning. Mrs. FOHM3CR RESIDENT Trinkca of Stockton Takes Apartment in City Mrs. Ada Trlnkes, - a former Klamath Falls resident bos arrived In the city to remain for the re mainder of tho. summer months. Mrs. Trlnkes la a former Klamath Falls resident. She has taken an apartment In tbe Lee apartments while In tbe city from her home In Stockton, California. FROM DUNSMITR Railroad Officials to Confer on Southern Pacific Matters Amonr the out of town visitors arriving In tbo city this week were two Southern Pacific officials from Dunsmulr. They were W. C. Ryan and Wi. Winters. While in the city they are guesta In the White Pell- can hotel tor a few days. i MAItX GUT .H DOMKST Recovers (p.lOft JUKI Costs From Peto Jloa-mirtu A judgment handed, down Snlur ilny by Jmlgo A. L. Leavltt awnrdnd William Murx, local attorney, $500 and coHtH, from Polo Dognudn. Marx ' was suotug for attorney's foca. Money Ilnck if It IWt Help Von Why hould any old person lot feohleiiosi ovorwhelm them In these enllghtonod days? Surely everyone knows by this time that Cod Liver Oil contains nvoro vltnmlnes than anything olse on earth and la tho greatest bad? bullilor In the world. Any physician will toll you that. You'll like to take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets they are sugar coated and as easy to toko nis candy and tlioy do holp old peo ple. Why not try borag years younger again why not grow stronger In body, In mind, in vitality? Why not tuko MoCoy's Cod Livor Oil Com pound Tahlots and drop years from your age In 30 days? We ibolleve thnt a 110 (lays treatment will make you fool years youngor but at any rnto try them for . 30 days and If you nro not satlsflod got our monoy back 60 tnblets at Underwood's Pharmacy, Star Drug Store, Whit man Drug Co, or any ; progressive druggist. Do sure ,nnd got McCWs the original and gonuhie. GOLDEN KRUST BREAD (Now 12c a loaf) Is supreme In its field and there are more p e o p 1 e i n Klamath County enjoying good bread than there ever were before. The Klamath Bakery , 826 MAIN . FIXH RKLOW KEN'O Miuijy KloniHtli People Try Luck in . , Klunuitli River Hiuiday Although the only luck brought home was a can of sardines and a bull frog caught by Smokey the Dog, Les Sullng and Billy Sorrel! reported one of the best days of the fishing season yesterday. Baling, Bewell and tbe police dog spent the day fishing on the Klamath river below Keno. CATCH MINNOWS White Pelican Hotel Resident Use Net to Pujl in Fish Unsuspecting minnows in the Klamath river near McCollum's mill, suffered a bad end yesterday when a party of four, residents of the White Pelican hotel, used a net and brought In the little fish. The party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bruner, Miss Alice Blackford, prin cipal of the Falrvlew school .ana Abe Barnes. WKKK-E.VD HERB Volley Residents Many In Klamath Palls Over Sunday ' Among the numerous out of town visitors in tbe city from neighboring districts were a group of Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass visitors. L. L. Lewis of Medford spent the week-end In Klamath Falls. Mrs. C. T. Henrlch of Ashland was among tbe out of town visitors over Sat urday and Sunday. C. L. Edgerron and H. J. Myers spent the week end from their homes in Grants Pass, guests in the White Pelican hotel. ItLY RESnEXTS Fifty Ranchers and Families From ' . That Hectlon Form Forty More than 50 residents of tbe Bly district formed the largest fish ing party of the season and spent the day on the north fork of the Sprague river yesterday, pulling In a goodly number of the Sprague river trout. Following a morning of fishing, tbe women of the party served a large lunch to the re mainder of the party.' . Among the fishermen and fisher- women that spent the day out of the city on fishing trips were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stlnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Avery and Mrs. Ches ter Avery and Mr-: and Mrs. Dick Palmer. Their were seen casting the rod on Williamson river Sunday afternoon. " ' ' i ' ' MAKE RESERVATIONS Fort Klamath Trip Looking Promis ing For .Chamber of Commerce Reservations are being made for the Fort Klamath-Klamath chamber of com force get-togetber caravan which will leave here Wednesday night. Cars will provide the man ner In which the members of the chamber will travel and those with out cars will be taken by those who have room in their own automobiles. There will be no forum luncheon on Wednesday due to the caravan. . DIVORCE ACTIOX DISMISSED Plaintiffs Request to Drop Suit is Granted by Judge Whatever differences that exist ed between Elisabeth Leever and ;E.M Leever have been Ironed out, it developed when Judge A. L. Lea vltt granted a motion to dismiss the suit brought by Mrs. Leever for divorce. The action W2s dismissed at plaintiff's costs. CHURCH CONTRACT LET W. D. Miller to Put in Concrete Work Soon To W. D. Miller was awarded the contract for putting in the concrete work of the basement of the First Baptist church on Eighth and Wash ington street, it was announced to day. Mr. Miller -will start In on the work Immediately. PORLAND VISITORS Hotels Register Many From Oat of Town Over Week-end Among the many tourists and business mien In the city over the week-end were a number of Port land visitors who spent several days in Klamath Falls. Portland guests In the White Pelican hotel are J. E. Wheeler, G. B. Richmond, 11. B. Oakleaf, Z. X. Agee and A. B. Clark. HAVE POOR LUCK Williamson River Falls to Produce l.linlt of Trout Sunday ; Last Showing' Tonight of "ll Is the Law" A big melodrama, full of excitement, thrills and . romance. - - tomorrow , : : : J "Sinners in Silk" FROM SAX FRANCISCO Southern Tourists Many, Stopping In Klamath Falls Hotels Tourist season was noticeable over the week-end and many of the southern visitors In the city regis tered from San Francisco. Among those were D. O. Sloan, N. P. Whit ney, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brew ster, Mrs. Spencer.- Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Henrietta, Mrs. A. P. Helsle, Mrs. A. Everett, L. J. Llttlefleld. . SPENDS WEKK-END ClUloquln Residents Visit in City Over Saturday and Sunday Among the many out of town visitors spending the week-end in Klamath Falls were Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Lange of Chiloquln, promin ent residents of tbe reservation town. - FISH OX RIVER Residents of City Spend Day : on Banks of Williamson , MEDFORD WINS . Klamath' County" High" School Bose ! . i ii Tw.ti Swamped nnder-o barrage-of hits! Klamath county high school went down to defeat before the Medford baseball nine . Saturday afternoon tat Medford In a game which despite the one-elded score was interesting from the first inning to ths last. The feature of tbe game was a triple play, staged by the Medford Infield, which pulled the team out of a 'Igbt hole. - ' GUX CLUB ORGANIZED ' ' Announcement was made Satur day night that Eagle Ridge Tavern on the west side of Klamath Lake and recently purchased 'by the Cali fornia Oregon Power company, was to De organizeu inio a Biiuriiwu a club, composed of BO local sports men- The new club will be known as the Klamath Rod and Gun club, OWNER OF PORTLAND NEWSPAPER IS HERE J. E. Wheeler, president of the Portland Telegram and part owner In the Wheeler-Oluuiead Lumber company. Is spending' several days In this city to look over his lumber taterests In this county.' Mr. Wheel er, who was In the lumlber biHlnass prior to entering the newrjifr business and now divides hlj time between his lumber Interests an-1 the Portland Telegram. Mr. Wheel er is conferring with J. N. Bedford, manager of the Wheeler-Oliustead Lumber company. ; " ' ' ATTEN'D ANNIVERSARY Although they reported a splen did day, with the exception of good fishing luck, a party of Klamath mion and women with tholr families, caught an exceedingly small number of trout on yesterday's trip. A, party that enjoyed a Jaunt to Wil liamson) river was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Davis, Mr. .and Mrs, C. S. Currln, Rex Davis and Frank Carlson of Portland. If ono of these nlr mall pianos does go wrong the pilot can grab a love letter for a parachute, . '. Golden Wedding; of Parents to See Four Generations Four generations wilt be present at tho golden wedding of a Rich mond, California, couple on 'May 11. Mrs. Helen Fisher, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. V. A. Barnthouse and . Mrs. Barnthouse's baby will leave soon tor Richmond, where they will attend the golden wed ding of Mrs. Fisher's parents. They jxpect to leave ' Tuesday for the south. FROM AGKXCV . Mr. and Mrs. KlBott Spend Sunday With Medford Friends Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Elliott and family, well known residents of Klamath Agency, spent Sunday visiting with friends and relatives In Medford. They reported excel lent condition of the road from Klamuth Agency to their destina tion lo tbe valley. . ; N ow is the time to get that Garden Hose ..' Last year we distribut ed two miles of ' our crack-proof " non-kink-able moulded hose and thereby earned thejep utation of being Gar den Hose Headquarters Try LORENZ CO. First Phone 371 On 6th near Main Swansons BarberShop Look'tpr the. Tallest J?ol In the World . Beauty Shop In con nection. v ': -Gertrude Johnson . la .charge . Specializing In Marcel- v ing, water waving and French . paper carl. ' Shampooing, scalp treat ; ments, facial massaga . and manicuring , for ladles and men'.. - Ban- tlnfng and balr gooda made to order. Phone 318 62S Main St Cheaper Wood BLOCK WOOD , is down to the bargain' SUMMER PRICES : '"''. . Order a couple of loads each month through the . summer at these cheap . prices and you will be prepared for winter. - . Peyton & Co. ' Wood to bum" 601 Main v Phone 535 VISIT IX MEDFORD r i Klamath Fnlb Residents Spend Sunday in Valley . . Among the many Klamath Falls residents who took advantage of tbe splendid weather Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bellman and funnily and Mr. and Mrs. G. A.. McCarthy and family who motored to Medford and spent the -day visiting 14 the valley with friends. . , Fred Wetterfelcl, D. D. S. . ' X-Ray Laboratory, ' . - Loom la Bolldlni Phone 434.-W ' 'j '. ' -Klamath rails, Oregon-"'
