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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1925)
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Mainly . About People OA. tipmiiium ,,tu HH,wwti-ujw wiuwat n . iwmmmnwm "' A-w.it,.2... a.. -.'Hut ".riiimiiiniiiiniiJmiViiiKi m'l-' mtmr-i-n n mi mM LIBERTY iOgiK)igriiiir.iw Dear Folks: ' ' They gave mo a wrong start in Portland and I" failed to reach you lat night, but I'm here to night, bo tell your friends that "The Bad Man" Is in town! SUNDAY Handsome George O'Brien in the Robert W. Service Story "THE ROUGHNECK" A Daring Drama that Leaps from the Barbary Coast to Tropical Isles Phone Johnny-on-the- ' . Spot ' for Lumber Main 128 The 0. K. of the builders and the lumlr ' er buying public marks this lumber yard as the place to make your build ing purchases. Our experience en ables us to serve you to your finan-" cial advantage. LAKESIDE LUMBER COMPANY -Center Street and Klamath Avenue- t ni:v caiiauet ft hiiimf li IwiIIh to If ii v - t'lthiirct In MiCirliy iliiilllii( niuiinr.fv ut'.rwiiT Thn Cyclo-Htririnrupli at Under wood' Pharmacy shows but little change l Jja riimi;! rl- condition Hi no, litHt report. Tho reading Is comparatively low but indication am In fuvor of a pleasant day to morrow. Korocaist for next 21 bourn: (ienenilly fiilr with moderate tem peratures. A four-year !' on llio Mc Curiliy bullilliiK.' lower floor on tbo comer gfiKevenfh unit I'lno streets bus bci'it tukign by .Mr. mid Mrs. O. N. C 1,1 in of Viilli'Jn, Calif., wbo are now In tllu illy iiiulilUK prepara tions for it t'lthnrol, to bo opened Jtuy :(l. VOl.'MJ VIHITH HrrnilMoit, Oregon, ItrHblciilH Visit li: liluinulli I'iiIIb Members of llio Klninnth Kails lodt!ii of Oild Fellows wero lionorod last night by tt visit from Henry In llio newly elected Krund mauler YnunK of llerlmston, Oregon. Young of tbo ntuta organization. Other visitors woro Orun P. Hteele, Krund marshall, of Pendleton, tind E. L. Kenyon, grand chaplain, of Bilker. jom;k i.mpkovkh Broken Whs to liirtipnfltnte KInm. mil Iti'xlili'iil Hoiiim Time Wilbur A. Joiicii of 215 High street, wbo was painfully Injured In nn accident' nt Murlln Brothers' mill on Wednesday,' Ih reported to bo resting as easily as can bo ex pected, according to .Mm. Jones, UiIh nioriiiuK. Mr. .fanes suffered miriru broken ribs which will keep III in from bis work for boiiiu time. VISIT JIKKE timelier I'roni Topsy YMling Willi Daughter In t'Uy J'HOM l'OBT KLAMATH Visitor Kliopplnfc In tlio I'lty Over ,11m Wcck-Eiul i. Among th ' manj --out-of-town visitors In the city aro Mr." and Mm, James Polton, nrolhlnnnt resi dents of Fort Klamath, F. It. Willitr, i also a resident of Kort Klamath, Ih j In Ibo clly" to spend tho week-end ! transacting business and ' visiting i Tho Tyro recordlii;: thermoinuter rcRlHtorod maxliniim and minimum t"mporuturi:H today a followa: lllKh "2 Low 51 TO OlttaxiZK ! I'llilii), Jlny 2t, Hot uh Hutu for Oi'K'iulallou of L'nloii with frlond. Klllt.KUH II KICK " I fraiitM I'iihm IlcftidciilH to Hpcnd Day In Cily at C'crcmoiiul AttondliiR tho annual apring coriTiionlal' of Hlllah tuinplo. being hold In Klamath Falls thin week end aro a number of Grants Pans rcHldonU. A trio' that drove- into .Monibor of tho Klamath Falli: ...u..m.. I,..,, TOu ur" the city yenterday to attend the frnnln a Klnmulli Vnllu miiulnd.fiu' 1 ... union and Hot Friday, May 29, a llio final itato for organization. The charier application ban boon de layifod duo to the nhnenco of hov oral lyiiniberM of tho orchestra. The Kroup wIhIiob to Keiid in tho poti llon for tbo charter 100 per cent, If at all. I IIO.M THK I'OKT "Jerry" Klwmorc- lo Spend Week. Knil lii Kliiiinitli I'u I Is Mr. and Mr. W. I. Fraln, ranch cm from Topsy, Hpeut Friday in Klamath Fall with their daughter, Mm. M. M. Doni-lson. .MOVKH OFI'K KS Y. W. McNi'iily .MoveM From ICooiiin lit SIoiikIi ItiiildiiiK 1923 FORD SEP AN 1925 OAKLAND TOURING 1923 FORD COUPE 1922 OLDSMOBILE TOURING 1918 OAKLAND TOURING , 1921 OVERLAND TOURING All these cars arc hi A-l condition -and Priced Right - W. W. McKcnly repri'scntallvn of llio Union SavingH and Loan asso ciation, has moved bin of fives from tho Slough building to 315 Mulu street. ' .1. H. KlKomoro Is among tho many Fort Klamath residents, spending Moino time In Klamath Falls trans acting business and calling on friends. "Jerry" as ho is known to his many friends is a prominent stockman of tbo Fort Klamath coun try and is making his first trip down to tho city since Klks Western N'lghtM. 1HOM Olt.lXTS I'ASS Well Known Kesldeiit "Hero Atlend Inu; Kprfiif; Ccn'iitonlul IX YF.STF.ttll.lY Kheeliiui ltiMirl(Ml in Iti'tter t'oiidl I lull by Wifo Mrs. O. M. flhoehan of Bkookum was In the clt yesterday. " Mm. Sheehan stated that her husband, who Is a patient at tho Voteran's hospital in Portland is reported to bo improved under the skllleiT treat ment thnt.ho has been given. I'KINCII'AIj hickk II. T. Yixifl of Kort Kliiiinitli High School In W ith- Wlfo Peterson Motor Go. Seventh and Klamath AFTER WE SELL WE SERVE' VIHITIXO IIIOIIK Mrs, Itocln Norrls I'.lijoyliig Visit From MMlii'r Mrs. Ji Q. WIlltB of Col'tngo (Irovo uri'lvod In tho ' city yostorday to TIRES GENERAL : FIRESTONE OLDFIELD Balloon.4.40,tp 7.30 33x412 deneral C-Ply Cord $25.95 ' Our price is right " KLAMATH TIRE HOUSE "Cap" Calkins ,.',?(,.,6th nd! "Klamath ! siiend noino tlmo visiting with hor daughter, Mm. Doi'la Norrls. Mrs. Wlllits will also enjoy a visit from hor son, l.elnnil Wlllits who is In clmrgn of thu Shell company Inter ests in Mucdoul, II.' T. Youcl, who has been prin cipal of tho Fort KtamuAi high school. for tho past year, accompan ied by Mrs. Yotiel, left for Sllvorton, Orogou this morning to spend the summer. IIAXQF KT POSTPOX Kl Illness In Family 1'nusc t'niuHdla tion of Visit ' Illness of hor family In Coos liny, led Miss Myrtu vlames, recently elected president of tho Oregon Assembly, gniucl lodgo of llio He bekahi, to postpauo her trip to the Klamath lodge. It was learned lust night, Tho 'banquet which was to have boon given In her honor was postponed. - . Portland's Boxing Card Is Switched , PORTLAND, Ore., May 23. Tho Portland boxing commission today announced n cliaugo of plans for tho card May 20, Instead of proposed tun round bonis of Mickey Hockson nnd, Tod Fraynu and Goorgo Sollls and Al Ornclo, the commission has arranged tor n single tun round main event between Kid Norfolk, Negro light hcnvywolght champion, nnd Frank Farmer, of Tncoma, Tho rea son for "tho chnngo was declared to hnvo boon tho demand ot Ornclo for thron times an largo an amount ns his manager had agreed to accept, V KRDMAN KtiKCTEI) COhUMDUS,.0., May'23. Dr'. Charles Brdman, of 'Princeton yes tordny was elected moderator cf the gunnrnl , assombly, of tho Proabytor Inu churcli of t!io United Stales 6c Amorla, oi.ro .i.i)f .,o-) yivnu") r Bureau Mobolizes Against Peddlers - If business men who constitute the buck bono ot tho community nro to bo protected, an ordinance must bo passed by tho city council In tho near future requiring tlio li censing of all peddlers who come to Klamath Falls, it was brought out at a meeting ot tho Merchants' bureau last night In tho chamber of commerce ' Opinion of local merchants pres ent was that tho number of ped dlers In Klamath Falls nt this time had novor been exceedod In tlio past nnd that the tlmo had arrived to do something about it. So merchants will ask tho coun cil to pass tho ordinance nnd will nW nsk tho police department for Its cooperation In tho enforcing -of the ordinance. - With the single 'excoptlon of tho Klnmnth manufacturing company, nil lumber companies linvo failed to cooperate with merchant In tho col lecting ot bills, tt was sulci. ,. . CHICAGO, May 23. The National Air Transport, Inc., was orgnnlzod today hure with $10,000,000 capital stock to operate . night, airplane frolght and express service hotwoon Now York and Chicago as tho first ot similar lines which tho organiza tion plans to InnuB'ufato.': .A In company with his son, Louis Janaull, "Doo" Do Junault of Grunts Puss Is In Klamath Falls to attend the annual spring ceremonial of Hlllah temple today. Do J an nul t was conspicuous, with his red fez and a familiar figure to many Klamath Falls residents. ccrcmoalal Is K. C. Barnes, Ilolm-;s and J. M. Flint. W. C. FKOM ErOF.XK Former KlniiialU' Falls lioy In City for Wirek-Euil Wendell Lawrence, formerly n resident of Klamafty Falls, and Jean Du Paul, both students In the University of Oregon arrived In Klamath Falls this morning to spend tho week-end visiting with friends and looking Into business; conditions. . Ray Harlan f Bray Is coming Into tbo city tonight and the three will enjoy a reunion. Tbey are members of Sigma Xu fraternity of tho University of Oregon chap ter. .. . TO FOKM rAllIXKT . . BRUSSELS." May 23. The king today asked Burgomaslow Max of Brussels to form a cabinet to suc ceed that ot Premier Van De Vyere which recigned yesterday. M. Max agreed to attempt to form a temporary business ministry un affiliated with any .parliamentary political group. Lumber Concern Is Organized By Local . Investors For tho purpose of handling logs for lumber companies on Ewauna lake, a new lumber concern, the Ewauna Boom company, will be in operation soou, according to an nouncement yestorday. The Incorporators are Robert B. Kuykendall, D. V. Kuykemlnll and M. S. Whurland.' Principal stock holders are Klamath county saw milJ men, with plnns that arc built on tho shore ot Ewauna lake. The capital stock of tho company is $25,000. GETS lS-POUXDEIt Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Gwiim Parents of Husky Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gwinn aro the proud parents ot a husk 12-pound boy, horn t the Private Sanitarium May 21. They have named him Richard McLcod. Ho Is the fifth child In t!ie Gwinn family. Mr. Gwinn Is a linotype operator on the Evening Herald. Cup Cakes Pies Rolls -Apple Sauce Cakes . -Nut Bread and GOLDEN fCRUST BREAD Klamath Bakery 826 MAIN.j.r.s.-; "Farmer" Vance to Meet Burke Here May 30th V'Farmer" ' Vance, ' who meets Ilunry Eurko here next Saturday championship, has met and de nlght for the coast middleweight feated some of the best bone crushers in the west, it Is shown by his scrap book, which reached here today. Basanta Singh, the clever Hindu, fell an eas y victim before" the Farmer's bone-crushing activities in two straight falls. Ho also won from "Terrible Swodo" Olson, Gus Hansen and Jimmy Warden, all well-known middleweight wrestlers Vance has agreed to weigh in at 100 pounds nt 2 o'clock on the afternoon of tho match, as he Is determined, if posslblo, to carry away Burke's bolt, emblamatic of tho Pacific coast championship. Members of tho Moose lodse, who nro promoting tho match, arc con fident that ono of tho largest crowds that ever attended a wrest ling bout in this city will be on hand to seo the KlnmuUi Falls pride go to a tlnlsli with the flashy Vance. ' Tickets will be placed on sale the first of the ' week nt tho usual places. Tonight Only cA Cold Shower of Common Sense for a Generation Drunk With Jazz. And the last Appearance of Alburtus' the amazing mys- tic. It's the last chance to solve that perplexing problem. Sunday; ! I "vi iM.i!,PJ.V. wmM' JACK HOLT lOISWIlSOM, WDAU RPCDV IAYM0N0 UATT0M , fMW "TlI A spectacular romance of the West with 1,000 people, 2,000 buffalo, countless . thrills.- The ' biggCst Zane GraJTpic-' ture ever made. '.1 I BE THRIFTR GET IJEADV VOR OPPOliTl'.MTV own yoiir".-j own nome oo CJmiartaie wuen wiu euucaie jour ciiiiuien. It' Is only by saving tiat yott can hope U get ahead. For safety all securities held by this association are in state control. Highest, t posslblo earn'ngs coupled with pr:tectlon. v $10.(10 n incntli depooiird with us for 100 mcnths will fay out ;H n WOliO accuunt. ''.' Pay us Sl.noo.lio, no nay you ?a,(Mt.0tf. ' . ' " TrAM Association Wmi W.'McNehly . District ' Agent - ' 315 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore. ! Oregon Man Will Be Coach AtYale SEATTLE, Wash.. May 23. Sam Shaw of Oregon City, Oregon, .cap tain of the University of Washington 10 23 intercollegiate, champion' crow has signed a contract as assistant coach nt Yale, it was announcecl here today. He. Is tho eleventh Elusky sweep swinger to conch crews of rival institutions. Shaw resigned as coach atx Harvard last year to fin ish his college work hore. He is to report to Head Conch Ed Ijeaeter next October, roplaclng Lynn C. Moore, who has resigned to return to his fruit rnncJi near Weniitchee Washington. X).ST I,K.Yl'K St'OHKS At Sacramento 8, Portland 9. At Salt Lake 4-7, Seattle 2-4. At Los Angeles 10, Oakland 5. At San. Francisco T, Vernon 6. OHEG'OV LOSES . PULLMAN, Wash., May 23. Washington Stnte collego defeated tho University of - Oregon baseball team, 4 to 0, hore yostorday, Weln gnrten pitching fino ball. Ho al lowed only four hits and received perfect support. t Score ' R. 'H. SE. W. S. C ,. 4 8 1 0. of O. .,.,;..,..., I,,.. 0 s 4',- 0 . .HatterleH Walngnrten nndv C. Mitchell; Brooks nnd Mlmuuugh. 'ij t'Miiiiir' t'Hi' iii.'.i uH -.;'i Vi Your Car in Tonight - 1 And We ' Will Deliver It 1 to Your Home . lomorrow morning Washed and PolishcH -4 RjRJL- v Gar agB i V A'.Jl? j ' REX 3 Regular Fellows - v ' ROY RAY
