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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1925)
FTVB 'Tun imma'iTEtiKW TRTDAY, JUNE 5,4023 A Most Amusing Comedy is "A KISS IN THE DARK" tiirrlliK Hint punt muster of flirtation, Adolpho Munjou, ubly mmlnlml by Allium 1'rltiKln it ti (1 Lillian lllch, SPECIAL ATTRACTION Aoathotla dancing by Mary Con I'ulxrHiiu'H cIiihh, coiihIkIIiik of llluiR'ha O'Nolll, OIIoiiii JOkIIii", Ji'oim Murlu Hlmlulr unci Ethyl Driacoll NOTE Kliinuilli Kill Is inny wiill ha tirnuil (if llio liilunt din pluyod In till" number, which rivals iininy IiIkIi priced vuuilo vlllu acts. Wo roil k in t u 1 ut Mm. Peterson anil tha llltln duncora on thulr clovur and artistic, pruauututlon, It. W. I'. COMING SUNDAY Frozen-Faced Buster Keaton in "THE NAVIGATOR" chicago fixdh new wav to maki: iiktter smoke CHICAGO, (AP) A long horl tontul Sim buruur play Iiik a atroum of flro Into s plla of hardwood bow iluDt creates llui amoko for curing hama and bacon In Chicago's purk IliK plant. At onu Hum wood flrim woro amudgml tu produce groat quantities of amnio, which cnma In direct contnct with llio meat, but till ayatuui linn boon dlaenrdi'd. Under tha present mothod tha hardwood aawdust bocomm pulvor Igod and smoulders and produce what In mild to bo n auporlor amoko for moat packing jurposos. Anothur of tho roflnemunl Ih thut tha tem perature of thu moat la brotifiht up to tho proper point boforo tho amok Ing proms befcliis. Thin la accom plished by allowing tha gaa to burn u short tlnio boforo tha sawdust la addi'd. (llelwcen tho two Thojlre) VACATI O N SHOES You are super-particular about your apparel fur gala occasions correctly styled shoes arc a very im portant item to assure the utmost in a snappy and smartly assembled wardrobe. For Gentlewomen Hl'-lii Hlylit Pump flno gisdo tan calf akin, modliim heel, clovorly decorated wltli Imitation Itold hucklo and gimp Blllchlng and perforated atrip f0-S5 appealing amart JJO Combination palont and tun calf, gora pattnrn con con led by Belt bucklo and ahaath, now Pnrlalnn aplko hoal o popularly lri laahlonabla .... i0 i Illoiulo Hnlln ono atrnp pump, oxlra Btiou vamp, now Parisian aplko heel, clovorly docorutod with fancy gimp atltchlng. Tory chic for 0O evening woar PO Eighth Grade Is Graduated One Hundred Fourteen Pupils Receive Certificates I Thin morning found 114 boya and girls, tho Inrgont class of olghth grudo graduate ever graduated from tho publlu school of Klumath Full, assembled ut thu graduation exorcises lit tho l'ino Troo thoutor. Thu first twolva rows of anuta on nlthor aldu woro reserved for tho gruduutoa and othor atudonta of thu vurlou avhoola who took part In thu program. On tho atugu, which wiib docorutod In palm and forna, with a largo buakot of gladl loa In piiHlnl abudoa, woro Hov. T. D. Yurnoa, Mra. T. II. Thatcher and Bupiirlutnndiint J. 1'. Wulla. Itula tlvoa and friends of tho graduatea III lad tho thuater to cupaclty. ltuv. T. D. Yarnoa, paator of tho Uracu Methodist church, dollvored tho Invocation. Mra, Tboreaa I). Thatdmr gavo tho addroaa and choao a hor subject "What Are You Going to Da Tomorrow, and Why?" Laying Biros upon tho Im portant of Integrity la ovory young poraon'a life, Mra. Thatcher I apoko of tho aolf management in morala, hablta, tho care and uao of money suvlng and varloua othor bublta which aro formed In young er Ufa. "Kind your right work, make your decision early In Ilfo, make tho moat of your atrong polnta and abovo all begin llfo'a program cheerfully." aald Mra. Thatcher. "Too much stress cannot bo laid upon tho choosing of ona'a llfo mato and you cannot tako too much lltua In finding wbnt kind of peo plo you aro courting," aho aald. "No butler moral could ba followed by any young boy or girl than that vorao from ShukoHpoaro, "To thine own aolf bo true and It must follow aa tho night tho day, thou canal not then bo falao to any man." Superintendent J. Percy Wells, assisted by a number ot young glrlB, dollvcrad tho diplomas. Tho following program was ron-. dercd, receiving much favorable! comment from all those who woro fortunnto to attend tho exorcises: Program Harold Knox, Pino Tj-oo Organist Invocation Hov. T. D. Yarncs, PaBtor Grace I Mathodlsl Church Chanson Provencule Del 'Acqua Mra. Frances Olds, Soprano Selection Pipo Organ Harold Knox Amnryllla Old French Air Do Coppnh Moon Shelly Eighth Gmdv, Central School AddroBH, "Whnt Aro Yoir Going to Do Tomorrow, and Why?" Mrs. Thorosa B. Thatcher, Director Elllson-Wlhto Chautaunua Solectlona from Operetta Florfmla Marzo Sixth Grade, Hlvorsido School Presentation of Diplomas You Can Get What You Want at Stone's Meat Market-423 Main St. ' ' ' .'."'.... .... . : , Particular people find STONE'S new market a fine place to trade. You can get what you want in fresh, or lunch meats. The price is lower and the quality higher. If you are not satisfied with the meat you have been getting, try us, we know we can please you. - ' For An Oven Roast Rolled prime ribs, young beef, lb CdJ For a Pot Roast Cross ribs and 1 ftr shoulder cuts, lb XOK' Bologna Weiniers Minced Ham Pressed Ham Pickled Pigs Feet For Your Lunch Boiled Ham Liver Sausage Veal Loaf For a Veal Roast Shoulder and 1 O rump, lb . ot For a Pork Roast Rib and loin cuts, lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS SWIFT'S LEAN BACON Patent Ono Hlrap smartly onhnncod by side biw tie, with tho luteal heal In fash ion, tho Parisian spike, n vory clover e.85 dross model VD Fancy Block KI1 military heel, drossy stroat shoo with built la arch support, com bination Inst, In four button cut-out apron d?.S5 atrnp stylo PO Allen A, Van Himltc, Itobollnk, Tops)' silk lioao to match punp and oxfords to iiuiko eiisembln complete, For Gentlemen Men arc just as particular about good footwear as their women folks, they require as much attention t detail and color harmony with attire and this foot toggery shop a reputation for filtinp;, quality and moderate price. Slyllshly mart oxford in Intost lomon tan calf, ex ceptionally smart French last, Goodyonr welt, medium weight aolo, rubbos heel, ' In tho aonso of fashion for mon decidedly tho thing for roal d?-00 drosBy mon pU their ' ""Mr Cnlf Oxford In tho papular slindn of tun, Fronch last, soft wldo Fronch too, me dium solo, rubber hool. A droBsy toot fitting oxford ot pxcopllonal valuo at "P Cnir Oxford In bluehor, In black and brown Bhndoa, ruhhor hools, Goodyonr wolt foot form last, smart In Its neat plain styling, takes flno shlno a valuo ...?i.... VJ Allen A, l'nvlc, Mill, ontl Wffel silk lioao for men In B""it quality allk In shades to nssuro eorrrct appearance mm . ' or ' J (Comploto 'Pont Oftlco Sorvlco) GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY Whether you want a small or large order, visit one of Stone's Stores. We are especially well prepared to serve you. New Green Peas Well filled, fresh Veas, per lb '. Tall Cans Milk You can save at Stone's, can 9c No. 10 White Karo Sells most places 7Q at $1, our price Mason Jar Caps Genuine zinc caps, dozen 19c Canned Prunes in Heavy Syrup Small cans sweet Santa Clara prunes in heavy syrup C extra value, can No. 5 Karo White or dark Karo, 5 lbs 40c Jar Rubbers High grade rubbers, 4 doz 25c " ,,iMiiiiViVVVVVVVYyvwv j Cove Oysters Cheap 5 oz. cans med. 1 C size oysters, can 1 J C Pork and Beans Medium size 1 f Van Camp's, can No. 10 Dark Karo Sells most places AQr Paro Wax 1 lb. cartons paro wax 15c 1-2 GAL. MASON JARS 1.10 QUARTS 77c PINTS 63c . ' AAAiAAAAMSjAakaaaAvkVVVVMVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVlMV WWVVWVVVWMWMAAyASASAAAAMMArrV 423 Main St. RKI) TAPK INHIHTKD KXI'KIlIKNt'Kl) PILOTS HE IX8THICTKI) HOW TO FLY CROYDON. Juno 3, (AP) Offic ials, pilots and mechanics at this air station had a good laugh at the ex penso df govornmont red tapo re cently. All tho air express pilots aro mombors of tho air force reserve, and ono or two woro up for their annual training aa reservists. To tho amusemont of tholr follow pilots and officials, they woro not nllow od, owing to regulations to tako up an nlrplnno by themselves. They had to go through tho usual Instruction sitting In pupil's seat while tho Instructor showed thorn how to fly tho planes. mm 717 Main St. ' All Because of a Cow! It k ' ; ' ' " iT" " 11 1- 2 3 r Zissos Disposes Of Local Cafe Solo ot tho Peerless Lunch at 711 Main to Zlsa Alex was announced to day by P. J. Zissos, formor ownor. Alox will take lmmodlato possession and according to ZIhsos will assumo all obligations. Zissos purchasod tho Poorloss oarly this year from O. A. Nlcklo. MOKK 11 HAT DIOATHS rillLADKLPHIA, Juno B (A.P.) Flvo deaths from heat wcro reported hero today, innkliiK n total of eleven alnco tho torrid wuvo Htrurk Plillnilelphln Monday. All public schools woro closed at noon. At 0 p. tin tho weather thermo meter registered 00. , GERMANY COULD TT8B NIXH MILLION BEDS , BERLIN, Juno S, (AP) Sofia Gootzo, of tho Gorman Wolfnro In stltuta, boltoves that tor hygienic, moral and social roasons svory man, woman and child should hnvo his own bod. Sho ostlmatoa that In Ger many 0,000,000 bods aro- noodod to bring about this condition. And mis oil Happened occausa a cow was on the track! a Frisco flyer, aatbound, struck bossy near Brlslow, Okla., and promptly went Into the ditch. Luckily, only tha engineer, J. W. Blnkley. was hurt. Oh yea, and they're still looklne for tha cow. Cop Inherits Million; To Sail Round World ' LOS ANGELES, Juno 3. There's a policeman In this town wno is going to exchange hla faded bluo uniform with Its worn brass but tons for a fresher blue outfit with now buttons. And in tho new uni form ho la going to gird tho earth. For tho policeman, Harvey Ellis, has over night become a millionaire through tha will of a groat aunt who died in Washington, D. C. Tho cut of tho now bluo suit follows tho.lut ost design decreed by fashion ex perts for "what tho well-dressed yachtsmen will wear this season." AT THE LIBERTY A notable, cost, Including Ben Wilson, Reed Howes. Marjorle Daw and Yakima Canutt, champion American Cowboy, In "NOTCH NUMBER ONE" COMING SUNDAY Tom Mix in "The Deadwood Coach" Only a remnant of the original eastern forest remains, and nearly half of the virgin forests of the south and west have gone. An ac tive. Intelligent interest in Amer ica's forest problems, participated in by all citizens, is needed to carry out a definite national forestry pol icy for tho United States. Tonight Leake's Orchestra and , Captain Sijurdur Gudmundson 1 In His Locturo "BACK FROM RUSSIA" Admission 50c tL-ijfxxiB'iiiVi? i l For tho next three years, Ellis and his wife are going to tour tho rcmoto cornors of the globe, satis fying their pent-up adventuresome spirit which they never dreamed would some day bo appeased. Captain John Pohlmnn, former German naval officer who recently i gained world-wide recognition by crossing the Atlantic alone in the yacht, Armgard, will accompany tho Elllscs on tholr voyage. Tho first lap of their trip will take them to the South Sea IsIandB. From thore they intend going through the Panama Canal to the FIJI group. Singapore and a cruise of tho Indian ' ocoan will be next and then they will Bail to Cairo, up tho Nile, journeying overland thru tho Holy Land, circle back along tho Modltorranoan across the Black Soa to Odessa and up to Volga river to central Europe. "Whnt will I do when wo got back to Los Angeles?" asks tho big cop. "Oh, I'll probably ask for my job back on tho force. I'll probably bo pretty homesick for the old beat that I novo walked for so long." A jail is a place where surplus citizens are kept. The United States consumes 8, 000,000 tons of wood pulp every ' year the heaviest consumption ot all the . world. Ninety per cent of all paper is made from wood. Paper prices have doubled in the lest ten . years. Where Is ' our neglect of forestry leading us Airplane hit a motorcycle in Cudahy, Wis. If it had to hit some thing it used judgment. IUXCHERH HERE . Marsh and Frank Lotta, ranchera from Henley are In town today on business. 7th Annual Rod KLAMATH FALLS July 2-3-4 Something Different Something New
