The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 03, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAVEDNBflnAY. .TUNE ft, 1025 TTTC EVENING TTEKKW PAftE trim Mainly About People AT THE LIBERTY A twii-flHicil, hiii'il-lilllliiK. hnnl-i'ldlng, IiuikIhoiiio Yankee, that'll Hub Humeri Heu lilm In lliu mllo-u-iiiliiulu, llghtlilng-fust, spued HllllW "FLASHING SPURS" ll'n m wnrn iIimI'h "llffrnt'' THURSDAY A soul revealing picture "Neglected Women" ST Better Than Ever 7th Annual .Rocleo Klamath Falls July 2-3-4 Make ' your plans to be there yfTOw The creamy vitiJpffiS richness of this IfMMZ' milk makes !MiUg Dance Tonight and Tomorrow and Saturday nights Venetian Dance Palace WHY SUFFER SO? Get Jlnrk Your Health ns Oilier Klnmntli rails Folk Have Pouo Too many pcoplo suffer lamn, aching backs, distressing kldnoy dlsordurs anil rhoiiniiillc aches nnd pitlnn. Often thin is duo to faulty kldnoy action nnd thoro's danger of hnrdnnod arteries, dropny, gravol or Hrlaht's disease. Don t lot weak htduoyn wonr yon out. Use Donn's pills bofore It In too Into! Oonn's nro stimulant dlurotlo to tha kld noya. Donn'a hnvo hoi pod ' thous ands. Thcv should holn you. Hero la ono of ninny Klnmntli Falls cases: Kdd Smith, plastorar, 1229 Lnko viow Ave., anya: "I had attacks of kldnoy complaint which made It al moHt Impossible for me to do any lifting: or stooping. , My bnck nchod dreadfully nnd I had sovoro pnlna serosa my ahouldors. My kidneys acted Irregularly, too. Donn's Pills holped mo wondortully by rollovlnR tlio nchoa nnd pains nnd putting my kldnays In good shape." Prlco 60c, nt all doalors. Don't simply ask for a kldnoy romody rot Donn's Pills tho snmo that Mr. Smith had. Fostor-MIIbtirn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. ! FOR DEFENSE TEST SALEM, Ore., Juno 3. Support nf Prnnldntif 'nnnllflvn'a lilnn fM. n nnllonril rtofonso tout on July 4 was promised for Orogon by (loyornor Plorco yesterday in a telegram to tho socrotnry of wnr, Tho governor sent tho tolngrnm after a conference with Adjutant General Goo, A. .Whlto. ' GET MAHRIAUE LICENSE C. D,i Withers nnd Kathorlno Kandra, both of Merrill, this fore noon word given n marrlngn llconsu, according to rocorda In the 'county clerk's offlco. all food betteiv It'sNestoAIPINE SPRING LAKE Miss Elonor Trial, who has boon teaching In Montana tho past year, arrived here Friday to spend her vnratlon with her sister, Mrs. Frank Stewart. Mrs. Dolllo Tebben and children nf Twin Falls, Idaho, visited Sat u r tiny night nnd Sunday with Mrs. B. A. Hchrulnar. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kinney and family viHlted Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. nennell vlsllod Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Stonrns McCormack of KlnmiUh Falls, Oro. Mr. and Mrs. Wltllnm Choyno wns transacting business In Klam ath Fulls Saturday. P. C. Carlson wns hauling wool to market tho pant week. Mr. nnd Mrs. L, II. Kchrclnor nnd Chester Knniirn nnd Mrs. V. II. Johnson nnd Mrs. I von Ioenblco visited Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Schrolncr Sunday. M lt.S, THOMAS TO LEAVE Plans lo Spend Hummer Willi Par ents In Ohio Mrs. Dort C. Thomas and daught er, Mary Charlono plan to lonvo Friday morning for Columbus, Orlo, where thoy will spend tha summer with Mrs. Thomas' parents. Sara Etta Trunx will nccompnny Mrs. Thomas and daughter as far ns Lowlstown, Ohio, whoro sho will visit. 1 HUN LOUUINQ TRAI.V Hero to Work for Lncnl Mills on longing Trnln W. E. Ulssoll of Dunsmulr nrrlv od In tho city yoslordny to work for tho local mills on tho logging train. FARMERS HERE Mollne Farmers Hiialncss Visitors For tho Iny Wllllnm nnd John .Bohrokoff, farmers from Mollne, upomt Tuosday In tho city attending to their busi ness, i' FROM LAKEV1EW Mr, nnd Mrs, II, C. Dnvls are visiting In iho city from, itholr home nt Lakovlew. ' . - H . ...j RETURN'S TO KLAMATH Clnudo Alexander lo Heroine I'crililuifiit Iti'Hldent of f.'lly . Claude Alexander, who has made his homo for tho past flvo yeurs In Portland, has returned to Klam ath Falls. Alexander lived hero for sovurul ' years before moving to Portland. 1II8IIOI' W. O. HIIKI'AKI) Methodist Cliurili to lluvo Promi nent Members Hero nishop W. O. Shopard of Port land, Dr. 8. A. Dunford of Eugene and Dr. Ovorgu H. Dean of Port land wilt be quests of tho Method ist church on Friday night. The service, which Is open to tho pub lic, will bu held at 7:30 o'clock. Illshop flhepard and Dr. Deaa both will deliver addresses at this time. .M Atl.ll KK HERE Nhccp Man From Fort Klmiiallt Visit in City Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAullffo are In tho city today from their home at Fort Klamath. Whllo hero thoy will visit with friends nnd attend to business Interests. Mr. McAullffe Is a prominent sheep and cattle man of tho Fort Klamath country. TRAINMEN HERE la City Over Day on Iluslncss and Pleasure J. J. McCrasso, L. C. Scott and M. It. Huport were visitors In the city ovor night from Dunsmulr. FROM WEED California .Man Here for Day on ItUnlneMf L. Jonsen of Weed, California, was among tho business arrivals In the city yesterday. Mr. Jensen plans to lcavo this aftornoon. CHILOQUIN MEN Hpeml Itrief Time in City llunlncss C. Slverton and Donald Greame, both residents of Chltoquln, were In tho city youtordny on business. WEED LUMUER MEN' Representatives of Weed Lumber Compnny Hero - Charles W. King of Tennant and J. II. Hamilton of Chltoquln, both representatives of tho Weed Lum ber company, wero business visitors in the city yosterday. PIPER REAPPOINTED 8ALEM, Oro., June 3. Edgar B. Piper of Portland, editor of the Orogonlan, was yesterday reap pointed by Governor Plorce as a mcmbor of the board of truatoes of tho slate library. Tho appoint ment Is for flvo years. LORELLA VISITORS Mother and Daughter Pay Klnmntli . Fulls Visit Mrs. R. C. Cowley and daughter of Lorolla wero business visitors In tho city today from thoir home at Lorolla. , is recovering Mrs. James Bishop Foster, who has been very 111 nt hor homo on Eldorndo for tho past week, Is re covering from a sovoro attack of lonsllllls. MOTORS FROM FRISCO F. Middleton and O. Kelly were amongst tho people yesterday, mot oring to Klamath Falls from the const. i Dl'NSMUIR MAN E. W. Brunor of Dunsmulr re turned to Ills home Inst evening aftor a brlot visit In tho city. RETURNS TO PORTLAND Mrs. Reynolds of Irrigation Project Returns Mrs. A. Reynolds who has been in the city tor the past two weoka in the lntorests of the Irrigation projoct, returnod yesterday after noon to hor homo In Portland. OF ROCKY POINT Pays . City ' Business Jaunt From Homo nt Rocky Point D. J. Puckett spent Tuosday horo attending to business matters and rotnrned to his homo last evonlng. . ItAUY BOY ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Carl Colvlu of 2222 White Avo., are the proud and hap py parents of a nine pound son, born Tuosday afternoon at two o'olock. Both motlior and young son are reported as doing nicely. Mr, Colvlu Is employed by tho C. 0. P, company. , i THE WEATHER Tho Cyclo-Htormugraph at Under wood's pharmacy shows a slightly higher pressure today, although It Is yet only 21). 00, As long as this prevails unsettled, freuky weather conditions will continue. Forecast for next 24 hours: Partly cloudy with brisk, coot winds. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures toduy as follows: High B2 Low 33 V. 8. Weather Report Oregon Unsettled, probably oc casional showers tonight and Thurs day. No change in temperature; light southwest winds. A(XX)UNX FOR TICKETS Committee Urges Account of Ticket Sales by Thursday It Is desired by the Local Com mittee of the Chautauqua that all guarantors who liavo received tick ets for sale shall account to Bert C. Thomas, Room 8, Loomis build ing, by Thursday noon, as settle ment with Elllson-Whlte must be mado during the afternoon. If any tickets remain unsold hand them ,ln with the proceeds of all sales. In this connection It Is Import ant to note that If single admissions are paid for all performances the aggregate cost will be $7.25 while adult season tickets purchased be fore the first performance Thurs day afternoon cost but 2.0 and are Interchangeable In the family. After the first performance the i price of adult tickets will be ad vanced to $3 each. Tickets may be had from any member of the Committee as shown on the front page of the program, at all Drug Stores and at the of flco of Waltor & Wright, 601 Main street. TRAVELING MAN HERE Levi SlrnusM Representative Pays City Visit Joe Henry, traveling salesman for Levi Strauss, San Francisco cloth iers, visited a number of the busi ness men yesterday. Mr. Henry made tho trip from Chico, California by motor. He la well known here making this territory about every three months. ', ON. BUSINESS Day Business Visitor Hero From Los Angeles Over S. E. Lowia, traveling salesman of Los Angeles paid Klamath Falls a business visit yesterday. II ASELTIN E REPRESENTATIVE Calls On Customers From Headquar ters In Portland Charles Patchett, traveling sales man for Haseltine company, makers of automobile accessories spent Tues day here calling on his customers. ELLIOTTS RETURN Klnmntli Agency People Return Home After Business Visit Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Elliott re turned, to their homo last evening at Klamath Agency after a brief business and pleasure trip in the city. Assorted Cookies Angel Food Cakes Coffee Cakes and GOLDEN KRUST BREAD Klamath Bakery 826 Main BUHTER BROWN HAPPY fxist and Found Ad In Tho Herald Mnke Buy Glad Duster Brown, ago-13, read in The Herald of a bicycle being found In tha weeds on tho Enterprise ranch and after Inquiring learned It was bis wheel, which bad been' stolen. He left the Horald office all smiles with his possession. ItOIIKHTSON ILL Confined to His Home With an At tack of Influenza W. II. Robertson of the Superior Laundry Is ill at his home suffer ing with an attack of Influenza. VISITS CITY Ling Lee of the Ling Cafe at Chlloquln was a visitor In the city Tuesday. 1 GIVEN FINE Get Jail Sentence aiul Fine on Liquor CI large H. Larue of Bonanza was fined 1500 and given 90 days In jail yes terday for possession of liquor. Fur ther charges of selling liquor and conducting a gambling .bouse may be prcsse dat a later date. Justice of the Peace J. A. Hamaker of Bonanza sentenced Larue. MOTOR THROUGH California and Denver People Visit City Mr. and Mrs. H. Moore of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs. E. L. Staats of Denver, Colorado, spent Tuesday in the city. They are mak ing a tour of the northwest and left early this morning by motor for Portland. j qteJt FOR CHAUTAUQUA Arrive In City for Opening of Chautauqua Miss F. W. Munn of Chicago, Illinois: Ernest F. Grundermier of Mankato, Minnesota, and John A. Guinn of Austin, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday. They are on the Chautauqua circuit and will remain here until the close of their engagement. DR. TROUT Popular Malln Man Here In Interest of Bull Team . Dr. F. M. Trout, prominent Malln man is In the city today visiting with friends. Dr. Trout will try to arrange a base ball game as the Malln team is anxious to get a game ' with any of the teams In Klamath Falls. HERE FOR DAUGHTER Prominent Lakevlew People in City for Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw of Lakeview are in the city today for the purpose of getting their daugh ter, who has been ' a pupil of the Sacred Heart academy for the past year. Mr. Shaw is one of the prominent ranchers of the Lake view country. Trout Fishing At Diamond Lake Now Good, Is Report Word that the road to Diamond Lake Resort is open will be receiv ed with interest by a nuaiber of Klamath Falls people, especially among those enjoying trout fishing. R. H. Reed of Reed's Auto Supply company, accompanied by his step father. Jack Milton of Ashland, and Peter Stelner, conductor" on the O. C. E. .have just returned from a fishing trip bringing a catch of some forty lake trout back. Some of tho trout weighed as much as ten pounds. i i. j The Diamond Lake resort is open to the public and according to Mr. Reed is well equipped and able to handle a largo number of people, ovor fifty buildings being furnish ed for parties, as well as having a large number of boats. With the exception of a few snow drifts the roads were found to be In splendid condition and it Js. ex pected this week-end will find a largo number of people.'..enloying their' vacation at the resort. -r.l " PIONEER DISAPPEARS ' WALLA WALLA, Wash., Dune B. Joo BergveUi, 60, years old, pio neer resident of Athena, Oro., who was receiving treatment ' in St. Marys hospital hero for a nervous breakdown, dlsitpponrodi from the hospltul Inst night about 11 o'clock, his son informed tho police hero to day and has not been found though n diligent search is being made. It Is feared by tho autlwritlcs that lie may have injured himself in. some' way. .v . " rjv y Final showing of -.a.-spectacle of Drama and . Beauty, based dn'the classic of literature r ii irrirt UANItu No children under sixteen admitted to any showing of this picture j Also the last appearance of the clever Saxaphonists COX and FISK THURSDAY The snappy stage comedy "A Kiss in" the Dark" Group Life Protects the Accidents Will Happen-Why Run Risks? All kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds Loans on your home, old or new 1 No Brokerage or Overhead Expense Perry DeLap Mgr. Loan Dept. JAMES H. DRISCOLL 206-207 Hart Bldg. TO CALIFORNIA The Scenic, Inexpensive Way Klamath txu lusuunu Leave Here 7:00 a. m. Arrive Reddlna Jl?40 p. m. Connect directly vrttb Sacramento and other sowhbonnd stages Leave Redding at 8:00 a. m. Arrive He l80 p.m. , LiUW rare To Sacramento SI 8.00 . CALIFORNIA STA&E CO. Phone 77 E. W.Renick Public Accountant Accounting and Auditing SUITE 1, SLOUGtf BLDG. Electric Xrpt Cause of Blaze An eloctric iron''' Jptt burning in the alteration roorft of Hector's store at E25 Main brought the fire de partment out lastaijght about eleven o'clock. While'' the merchandise throughout tn'shop was damaged by smoke, whlchlllled the store and show windows? no damage was done by water, the (Ire department' get ting the flre'-ondor control with the use of cbenvrbats. According o O. M. Hector, prop rietor of (no. shop, the iron must havo been' burning from as early as 4:30 in tnaatternoon. The fire had burnod trough the ironing board, and alterivtion table. L. -nines, night watchman, was the first, to discover the fire and turned7 Jn the alarm to the fire de partment which did splendid work in 'guUJug the blaze under control. Tho damage is completely cover ed' fcy insurance and adjustments wiilbe mado as soon as Charles Stewart, adjustor from San Fran Cisco, reaches hor.o, which will prob ittyy be tomorrow. MEYERS OJf BUSINESS f, H. L. Meyers of Dunsmulr arrived (bis moon , to attond to business ln torests bore. i ! Insurance Millworker Falls-Redding Stalge INFERNO azu wax 601 Main General Income Tax Capital Stock Tax PHONE 317 f A Week of Clean Entertainment The Mikado Alton Packard Daddy Long Legs ' YES AND ,y Cltrrcrt TTnlllfl , . . Oney Fred Swecfc " ',' Capt. Sijurdur Gudmundson . Battghnian-Pcfferle Co. . Leake's Orchestra ! Margaret Byers ' i . Roselth Knapp Breed i Junior Chautauqua ' " Season Ticket Prices i Reduced Until Opening Day On Sale At All Drug Stores ' j Walton & Wright Realty, Co. i y' ! 1 .'I'lifJIi-J V 8t -H nM tO-.v ,,!