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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1925)
TUESDAY, MAY G, 1925 EVENING IIERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON rAGE three ainly ' A bout Pe o p 1 e. 25 LIBERTY THU tt'KATIII'll lll.l'OHT . , i.KAVk.H I OK POKTI.A.M) ! VIHITIXG HKRK . Mae Busch and Irene Rich with a brilliant supporting cast in The Cyolu-fUoi'inngniph at Under wood's Pliminucy continues (u regis ter a very oven barometric, pressuru uml li cou tl II II ut loll of Olio Weill her Itosd Flnley lo llereivit Optical Alleiilimi In Viiii h Ross Klnley, of Klamath Falls, left for Portland this morning by ear to spend a week visiting with friends and relatives. The main object of the Portland trip, how over, was to receive optical1 atten tion anil relief from trouble with his eyes. Mrs. llensli-)' lo HH-ml Home Time Willi Daughters, .Misses ('lift The most daring and delightful picture of the season.. . ' "Sinners in Silk" with a wonderful cast, including CONRAD NAGLE and ADOLPHE MENJOU : H tt Mrs. A. K. Mensley of Ashland urlrvid In the city to spend an in definite period visiting with her daughters, Miss Pauline Cllft and Miss (ieorglunna Cllft. " Mrs, liens ley mine to Klamath Falls yester day in time. to enjoy some of tha splendid spnig weather of thu Klam ath country. . I IS prOUIIIMU. , Forecast for next 24 hours: A Woman Who Sinned" (Jeuoriilly fair; conditions fuvor ublu.for thiirnlnr-Hliowom. Continu ed wurm. Thu Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum uml nilnliiiiiin tiiipernlures today um follows: High t2 low I'. K. Weather Report Oregon: Fair tonight. Wetlnes duy fair III east, cloudy. uml cooler In west portions, !nodriil(! vnrlublu winds. A picture you will never forget 4 i J it 41 1 2 In lu Today Only Doxing 24 Rounds-- Scandinavian hall, Tuesday, May 5, 8 p. ni. 6 rounds, 170 lbs. Jack Mayberry, Al bany, Ore., vs. Joe Walters, Medford, Or.' 6 rounds, 150 lbs. Jack Crim,' Klamath Falls, vs. Kid Rcigan, San Francisco. 6 rounds, 145 lbs. Maurice Harris, Ash land, Ore., vs. Felix Torres, Weed, Calif. 6 rounds, 135 lbs. W. Harrington, Klam-' ath Falls, vs. Dummy Poole 4 Fast Rounds Opening Eveit ATTKMW M.KKTI SO Mi, Troy Miller of Aspip-ovo Vlnlt Ing lit K li inn Hi l'nlls Mr. Troy .Miller. resident of the Aspgrovo district, In stopping In the city for several days, coming to Kiuamth Falls lant nlKht to attend tint Electing of III" West Count Oil com iu ll - that mot In tha city Mon I day. Mm. Miller expects to return lu I) it home In the morning after shopping In I hi) elly today. WRESTLING Henry Burke, Klamath Falls, 160 lbs., vs. Chas. Deabenderfer, Dunsmuir, 170 lbs. IXI.1H IMI'ltOVlCI) Hospital KcjMirfM Operator llewdng Kwtlly Tolny Olio Ellis. Associated Press op erator for llio Evening Herald, who nuffered u broken ankle In the base ball name Sunday when (he Herald men played Merrill at Merrill, wait reported uh renting easily this morn ing after having "pent -a restful night. Kill" la at I lie Klamath Vul lev hospital under the cure of Dr. i Illefsrlle. Ringside Seats, $2.20. Reserved Seats, $1.65. General Admission, $1.10 Tickets on"sale at Mecca, Waldorf . Pastime and Smoke Ladies Especially Invited AUSPICES KLAMATH FALLS BOXING COMMISSION J. E. Patterson, Prompter H. I'. OFIH .lJi llhiiisiniilr I-IIiiih Stopping In ( lly l''or Several liny 'mnrB0 M. Taylor nud II. A. .t',prai;uo, officials uf I ho Southern 1'itrlrlc rniiipnny are flopping In the I lly for several day conferring with Klaiiiuth officials lu the rliy. They are guests from their hemes in Dunsmuir at llio" Whlto l'ellcan holel. i 'who B.tt.r Automobile Art Built, Puick Will Build Th N6.S vtv i;:Bk ti&yoti hear Buick men tioned favorably in every motor-car con-. rcrsation? StSWGf 2 Bulck's twenty-one years nf invariable quality and outstanding relia bility arc common knowledge. Butck beauty captures the eye on every highway in America. Buick owners arc insistent in their praise of this famous motor car. BUICK AND STAR GARAGE Opposite White Pelican Hotel ' FROM THW HOl'TH Hun FVnnrbico Haw Mnjority of J!ll.iliic'n IkIIoih In Hie City Sun Kranclnco registered the ma jority of visitor in the city from out of, town this week. Among those 'visiting In Klamath Falls from' the Coldon Ciato city are K. I. Wiilker, 1). (i. Sloun. J. A. Blom bat li. J. A. Kvana, Mr. and Mrs. 1-. V. llUinkman. O. K. Keney, Mr. and fvs. O. Davison, J. W. Anderson, J. It. Hlmmelsbach, D. C. Mondoza and ,T, B. Pelerson. V FROM l'ORTI,AXI) 'lsltors Front (ho North Numerous In Klamntli FiiIIh Among (he many out of town visitors that motor In from the north are sevoral 1'nrtland guests. Among theni are several lumber men. Cuenls Include James Keep of I'orlland and II. Klmer l'oo and Hurry A. 11 rod also of tha Oregon :lty of roses. FROM "TOI'SY" v Days liv Klamntli Falls Mill " orrirluLs Spemiliig Several XV. I. Kesterson and Irving Kca lerson, offlelals of the "Topsy" Lumber company are spending llio remainder of the week In the city from Topsy. While In the city they are gnesls lu the While Pelican holel. Insurance Against Overwork "VVho is there who isn't interested in escaping from the horrors of a red-hot cook stove dur ing the summer months? The way to do this is to buy ' . , GOLDEN KRUST BREAD . (Now 12c a loaf) And all the rest of the things to eat that you can buy in a good bakery. r . Doing your own baking is old fashioned. ' The - Klamath Bakery 826 MAIN MF.N Kl IIPOi:.VF.I- (iriffiis anil Fiiut'li in Jjuve For Portland Tomorrow It. 1j. firlffus and Olenn O. Fouch will lcnvu in the morning for Port land where they have been called h witnesses In (lie HllaS'A. Hough ease. Mr. and .Mrs. Hough are charged III the federal courts with utlempt lo defraud the 'malls. They were arrested in Klamath Falls eurly last week. MRS. DROWN n.b Wife of Postal t'nrrier Confined to Ifer Rcl Today Mrs. H. V. Drown, wife of Henry V, Drown, postal carrier for the Klamath Falls post office, is con fined to her bed seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Rrown make their home on the west side of the river. FROM PORTI.A.M ' RiiHines CiiIIh Futlier and Hon lo Klutiiuth Fulls This Week. C. 1). Schmidt and son are guests In the city for several days, 'when they drove to Klamath Falls from their home In Portland to spend the remainder of the week on business! They are Interested in holdings of the -Oeneral bond and Mortgage company of Portland, here In Klam ath Falls. FROM MKDFORII Mjiny Visitors In the Ufy From XelglilxM'Ing District FROM WF.F.R ShoppeIH In City for Several Dajs From California City Among the Weed visitors to stop III the city are Mra. George Cougle and Mra. A. de la Montanya. the iatter frequent visitor here. While In Klamath Fulls they are visiting the Klnmntb thops and doing a little spring shopping. TOI RISTS HKRK bpiiuir AdvniK'emeiit llrings lirf(er XiihiUt of Truvelem Here Among the' fir.U 4our!sts of the season 'to slop in the city for a few days on their way north are Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hrlnlng of Red ding; Cul... They; are accompanied by their daughters, bo girls togged out lu hiking clothes. They are stopping in the.. Arcade hotel for a fow days before starting to ward their desiilnation, Vancouver. B. C. A uong (he many visitors In the city from out of town are a large list of Medford guests, stopping In the White Pelican hotel. A num ber of the men are here on business, others stopping over nlgbt with their families to spend several days In the Klamath country. The guests are Ted A. Bauer, Chests- A. Clark. H. C. Hansen, J. A. Sturkin, S. H. Olenn, W. E. Smithpetcr, h. Older, all from Medford. TOMORROW A Big Time Vaudeville I.FAVKS KR HOl'TH 1 y - (, ,-, Kern. a.wTT.o S.n,. T.. fLAMATH. VALLElT Months in Mlniuwti. ll HOSPITAL I Mrs. J. W. Kerns, accompanied by her small son left this, morning for Janesvllle. Minnesota, where they will spend three .months visiting with Mrs. Kern's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Quast. While enroute to Janesvllle they will stop in St. Paul for a fortnight visiting with Louis Quast. Centrally Located i -. 403 Pinev Phone 497 V, Motlicr anJ new IhiIjv will get a . Rood start in the hos pital. . ''. ; : . ' ' ioim.An GiF-sTS Ktaiuath FallH Ruslext City in Oregon Says Oul-of-Town (luent Klamath Falls is the busiest city In Oregon for its size, commonted one of the Portland visitors In the .this week. Amang those stopping here for short business and pleasure trips is Frank Moore of Jennings Lodge, near Portland. Theo Thorn son. Lester Wolfe and Roy Mason n'.so of,' Portland, are visiting here. The trio motored Into Klamath Falls yesterday . KKNDAIX LKAVKS TODAY Deputy lo Testify in Hough Vse in Portland Deputy Sheriff Ed Kendall lefl this noon for Pert land where he will testify before the federal grand Jury In the rase of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hough arrested here lust week on a charge of using the I'nited Stales malls to defraud. BUS SCHEDULES QUESTION FIXED H. H. Corey, Public Service Commissioner, Leaves ' Klamath Today . i Hereafter, buses operating out of Klamath Fulls to Chlloquin. Mend and way points, will have the pub lic convenience and safety in mind, more than in the past, 11. H. Corey, chairman of the state public service commission nunounced this morn ing, Just pvlor to his departure for Salem. "lluses will not leave nt the same I hour for a given point." Mr. Corey suUI, "Thoreforo Titclug on the highways will he obviated." "Tho trouble wo have had Is to Impress upon these public carriers of forgetting their private fights, ami think only of the public good. This cutting of rates nnd Jockeying of schedules, bus to be stopped. Tho sooner bus men realize that their own Interest and the public Interest can best lie served by less fighting nnd more cooperation, tho ! better It will be for all concerned." Mr. Corey has been in Klamath Fulls for tho past five daya Inter viewing Klamath Falls Auto bus men. In an endeavor , to straighten out schedule and late Issues. He was accompanied by Percy "Varney, former state parole officer and now field roproseiitnltve for the commis sion. Mr. Varney returned last night' from Uend after conferring with bus men of Hint city relative to rates and schedules, . " VISITING J).VVgHTKR CiraiilM Puss Parents Rush to iU.t side of Klanmtli Falls Woman Called by the serious illness of their daughter, Mrs. Cecil Cross, who submitted to a major operation n a Klamath Falls hospital. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. R. Warner and son of Grants Pass ore In the city today. According to the wire received by Mr. and Mrs. Warner, blood poison occurred following the operation. While making the hurried trip over the mountains. Mr. Warner became ill and Is confined to his bed at present. Mrs. Cross was reported o have spont a restful night. BIG TROUT CAUGHT BY RANCH EMPLOYE A live minnow In Klamath lake yesterday proved too much of an attraction to a six and 3-4 pound rainbow trout,-with the net result tliat.M. H. Jackson, employe on the Illoomlngcamp ranch Is In posses sion of the trout. Jackson was fishing off the dock nt tho Bloomlngcamp ranch, which borders on the southwest shore of the lake. The large; trout quietly gobbled the minnow and when Jack son finally realized' that the trout was on, the minnow was swallowed. It took Jackson five minutes to haul the big fish In, and before It was finally landed, Jackson's, pole was nearly broken. YOUNG PEOPLE WILL GIVE PLAY TONIGHT A cross-section of village lite with , its comedy and pathos is shown In "The Village Photograph er" to be presented at the Presby- j tcrian rnurcn at s o ciock lonigiu Dy tne r.. society, i ue oiu nuuu, the bachelor, the newly-weds and the couple fifty years married, and other characters of a rural com munity appear before ,the camera; each contributing his part of en tertainment. Tlie part, of the photographer will be taken ' by the pastor of the church, the Rev. Arthur L. Rice, who wrote the piny, and other char acters with one-exception are por trayed by high school young people. The society plans to send a number of delegates . to the International C. K. convention In Portland next July and all funds roallzod from this play will be devoted to that cause. - ' Ride on Genuine 7 . Low Air Pressure IF YOU can cot down the air pressure in your balloon tires it wfll add just that much mora to their cushioning effect. j Maybe you can't do this safely ;-with. your '. present make of balloon tires. ! 1 But you can with the new U.S. "Royal law pressure Balloons ' 1 ." Because v.;r-' These tires have the new U. S. "Low-Pressure Tread." This tread gives a much greater area of - road contact than a round tread. - It distributes the load evenly over the tread - surface and reduces the weight on the individual tread blocks. 'This does away 'with early; uneven - and disfiguring tread wear. . ' "" U. S. Royal Balloon gives long service even at J " lower air pressures than have been recommended . in the past. , . For in addition to. this new Low-Pressure tread they are built of Latex-Treated Web Cord. The only cord construction in which the cords are : webbed together with pure rubber latex. This gives maximum strength and maximum flexibility. " Don't compromise on balloon tire pressures "'' any longer. . ..- Ride on genuine low pressure. It will surprise you to know what -a difference : it makes. v United States Rubber Company United States Tires are Good Tiros Trade Mrk U.S. Royal True Low Pressure , Balloons - with the New Flat "Low-pressure Tread' , and f; Built of Latex-treated Web Cord For sale by: " "' ,u-1 . H. E. Hauger, Klamath Fall ' Imperial Garage, Klamath Fall ' Dix Bros., Klamath Falls MVWVWWWMVWMWWWMWWIV
