The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 11, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextY MURS1)AY,JIJNK 11, 1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r PAGE THREE Mainly About-JPeople Underwood -s Fi'cmCcldHock-boundNewEigJaiul Dramatic West 00 Utipltd from. HARRIET-T-COMJTOCK'S Celebrated Vowi BEVERLY BAYNE & JOHH ROCHE About a Woman MoreMysterious than the Rest J Madcap of Jancv! A Unto Vcr-selPf Klamath Falls knows and likes little June, who was the star in the Klamath County picture, "Find Your Man." In Hollywood they call her, "The Girl With the Soulful Eyes." We predict that she will be one of the leading stars of the I' silver sheet. i.ui'T this moiimno Members of (In cloning perfor mance of the I'liiiiiliiiiiiuu, Including Laurence Johns ill ClifVi'liind ; Frank Dare, K (!. Liiinmiira, F. W. Miinn anil IJjirl M III i r . nil of Chicago, li-ri on thlH morn Iiikh train for the north. VVIill" here ;nr the cios;ng perfor- I'KOM MUtlON .Ml I, I, II. J. Hlinmoiilck employed at the l.ortnz mill nt iiiainza made a hurried business trip to the city yesterday. LKAVKH I OH I'OHTLA.MI After visiting in thu city with limine they registered lit llm Amnio i relatives-return lo home. Hotel. : I TO VISIT ililOTHtvIt M.MtltlKD AT VHF.KA j.l.din V. Mi.rlc) and Wife Will Arrive YltKKA, Calif,, .liiiio 1 1. Khun-i Here Tomorrow Hill Falls people married horn iiro ! John Ni-liuni l-nrlln, ,'iu, Copco, Call-! Jlr- '"' slrB- Jo,ln I'. .Motley of fomlii lo Miii-i Olson. 32. Klamath ' .Angolo will arrive here to- UvAVK FOH WALLA WALLA. District Attorney'. Family Ix-nvc for J Huiniiii-r Months , Falls; Wlllium T. Mary Wilson, 4H. Taylor, 01, to it kith .v tomohhow Local l'i-oili- Who lime Hern Hoiilh For PnM Ti Week Will Hi-luni Miss In,?. Jenkins, In company v.llli Mrs. J. H. Iliileinau and Minn HchhIii 'I'ii II , who huvu licen vIhIiIiik In the South for tho past two weeks ale expected to return on tomorrow evenings train. Whlln Houth Miss Jenkins visited a former school teacher, .Mr. Wines of Santa Clara, as well as spending considerable of i ho llmo In Kan Francisco with frlelllls. IIOTF.L .MAX ItKTTHXS Arier Lxteiiilril Trip Through South Ki lilliiH lo City nurtow evening for a brief .visit with: Mr. Jlorley's brother, Fred Morley, state agent and farmer con stable. .Mr. M'irley Is finanelal'ud vlser for the Western .Mutual Fln onee company and Is enroute north to look after his apple orchard In Washington. .Mrs. William Oanong aecompanl- cd by her mother and (later, ..Mrs. j Oliixun anil Miks Mildred Oleaon, A ! 1 1 leave, tomorrow hv rnnLir for! j Walla Walla, Washington to be with '' Mr. Onnnnif,. who Is confined at the j I Veterjiis hospital there. They hope i j he able to return to Klamath I Kails with .Mr. llanong In Septeni-1 her. ItAIIV HOY AllltlVKH" j Jiyrnc J. Mitchell wai the name! given the baby boy, born to Mr. and Mrs. .N. C. Mitchell of 628 j North Ninth, at the family home this morning. i Serves You Best - Saves You Most OK WllilX)W VAM,KY OA.M Kred Kilker of Willow Valley Unm was a visitor In tho city yes. terday. OX IIL'KIXKKS Tltll' Cnllfoi-iilii Mini lleri IxfiikliiK Over IIunIiiomi I'OHNlllilitleS I.KKT TIIIH MOHXIXO Joseph Ducky of San Francisco who has been In the city on busi ness for the pan two days, left till morning for, Portland. ; . AT W HITK I'KMCAX Margjret " Hyers; of Birmingham. Alabama; Jlerrlett Kills of Freepurt, Illinois, Jeanne Chandler of Chi cago and -Donna Vonrhees of Chi- jeago. all members of the Chautau- Ueorge MeBeale, accompanied by I qua registered at the White Pelican Mrs. Mclicale, Is In the city looking J for the final engagement list even- Mill g Soon Clirli Hiatus 111 company with his sister, .Misses I', and Mary Hlanas, returned last evenlog from Cullfur-1 nia where they have been on an I extended visit. Mr. Ulanas made the trip overluid. over buslnejs prospects, with the thought of locating here. Mr. Mc licale Is with the Kndurute Product company, manufacturers of roofings with headquarters ta Sin Francisco. wiu. icin it.v ToxKJirr After lliirileil Trip In Soulli Will Itefui-ii to ( lly J. W. Kerns, who has been In ! Sau Francisco for the pust few da1'-! I on u business trip is expected to return this evening from Hie south by stige, DltOI'S IX KOK DAY J. H. Jacobs, employed at the Lorenz Mills at Bonanza, spent yes terday in the city on a brief busi ness' trip. l.l'.MIIKIt MUX C. W. King of Tennant, Cali fornia, nnd , J. II. ilaihllton of jC'hiloquin. both of tho Weed I.um- oer company, are business visitors In Ihe city. XA.MKD VlltOIXIA I.KK A baby girl was born to and Mrs. C. I.. Hawkins jf 22411. Kberluin on Thursday. June 4th,' ut the family residence. The little one was named Virginia I.ee llnnklns. KitKK.irr max nt:iiK Charles K. Burnett, freight and 1 passenger agent, representing the Mr. Chicago. Hock Island & Pacific com pany, is a business visitor in the city in tho interest of his road. He will be here until the latter part of tho wuek.'i '- HKTl'itN HoMi: Mrs. W. T. Perkins and daughter. Miss Dorothy, who have been visit ing m Ihe home of W. H. Perkins for the past ten dajs returned lo their homo In Portlund by motor this morning. THE vMOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN Tho I nlt.d Hlnles has 4,UtlU,niiO acres planted to potuloes. Assorted Cookies Angel Food Cakes Coffee Cakes and GOLDEN KRUST, 1 BREAD MACDOI-X, CAI.II-'OUXIA ( iillfoi'iilii Women In t'll.v on llnl lie mill 1'lenMlre Trip Mrs. K. Him nnd Mrs. Frnthliig hiim motored liuru from their home In Maidoel, Cnlirorniii, yesterday on n .business and pleasure trip combined. Saturday evening they nro giving a homo tnltmt pluy fol lowed by a duni-o In tho Hotithnrn city to which n number of local people plan to go. Klamath Bakery 826 Main or sax khaxcisco I Mrs. A. K. lliiigdofr, Ran I'rnn j clsco bmiliiesH woniiin, spent yesler- I day in thu city culling on local IllevchlllltK. MHS. I'll 'l'( IllOlt TO Hl-MAIX Mrs. T. Tlintcher, director of the Cliiiiiliiuiiia, which closed Its, en gagement hero Inst uvi'nliiK, 'will remain in Iho city for n few duys until till IiiihIik'sh iniilters con nected with the, eompuny nro in tended to. i . We Frame Pictures . Underwood's Pharmacy Special Free Reset ' " with elicit .Mill-cell fiir Juno Comfort Beauty, Shoppe 4 110 Mti In 1 Nelir Hull Hotel Phono 3,11! MOTOK-TO P(HtTI.AXI) Mrs. II. K. Wlnnanl and son. Howard, left by mot r for the north this morning. Mrs. Wlnaaid will visit her daughter In Knsene, while Howard goes on to Portlund for a brief visit. They pluu t i return to the city the lator part of this week. axxcai, i.iiiHAitY u.ni mi:i:t .Meuibei-s tif Women's l,llit-ai-y Chib to Meet Toiuoi-row WII.l, HUACH IIO.MK I-'HIDAY, .Mrs. Bey . Thorna. nccompanied by her' daughter; Mary Charlenc, and Miss Sara Etta Truax, who left Friday for tho east, where Mrs. Thomas will spend the summer months with her parents In Colum bus. Ohio, expects to reach her destination tomorrow. Word from Mrs. Thomas from Salt Lake City says they are enjoying the trip and the weather is Just cool enough lo make traveling -enjoyable. KX-POHTLAXDKR DIKS SAN FRANCISCO, June 11. Adolph Neuherger, formerly prom inent In business in Portland anil linker City, Ore., died here last night. He wits operated cn Mon day. A widow and a son survive. Tho iinniial meeting of the WonienY, Library ulub will bo held ! tomorrow nfternnon r.t 2::i in the1 library club rooms. During the! afternoon tea will be served and j members nre asked to bring their needlework. Mrs. Fred Murphy is j chairman of tho entertainment com mittee, as are Mrs. H. K. Watten- ' burg mill Mrs. A. M. Warden. The officers of the club will give their niiuiinl report nt this meeting. TO OCCITY OAXOXO JiO.MH Dr. mill .Mm.' (i. S. Newsoiii Will Occupy District Altoi-ney's IIiiiiu- Dr. anil Mrs. (i. S. Newsoin audi family will be nt homo to their friends during tho summer months nt tbn Cnuoiig homo on North Sixth, during the nbsenco of tlc linnong family, who have left to Rpend the summer months with Mr. Cunong at WftUn Walla, Washington. J.KAY I XO TI K.SDAY t'lyucli Hlsters I'lnii lo l.enviv Tiles liny fof O...A. The MIhkcb Augilstn nnd Ellen t'lyncli of the Cofcr npnrlments plan to leave on Tuesday for, Ore gon Agrlenltm-Kl eollego nt Cor vnllls. where, they will attend sum mer school. At thu close of sum mer school the girls plan to -return home. CIIIKOOl lX VIS1TOH Miss Josephlno Wolf of the Chlloiiuln llnkory nt Chlloiiiln spent yesterilnj! In tho city on n shopping trip. tVISITIXO I HOM MMDI'OHD Miss I.ounsbiirg nnd Helvn 'Allien, .both of Medrord, tire visit ing lit the clly. OH, BOY Tho fish are sure biting at Rocky Point Re?ort. The home of tho Rainbow trout. We are equipped to take ciro of all kinds of parties. Tent houses bungalows camping ground, Dining room) liootl beds the best of meals and everything. How boats kicker boats equipped with new Evinrude motors. In fact this Is the best reort on the Pacific Coast to spend n few days or a year (if you can stay thnt long.) f If you've been sick It will snake yon well, if you're well It will make you better. ROCKY POINT RESORT Under New Management A. R. Leavitt, Prop. Ing. OF KOOKY TOIXT Mr. and Mrs. Butler of Hocky Point were in the city yesterday on business. Put a KODAK in Your Pocket Brownies . . 2.00 to $19.00 Kodaks . . . 6.50 to 70.00, mm,- mh "KRYSTAL KOTE" Kodak Finishing Sei-vice 1 1 SPEC I A L S 50c Nylotis Shaving Lotion 39 c For only SOl'THEKX PACIFIC MAX E. A. Meyers, traffic inspector for the Southern Pacific road, Is in the city from Portland. Mr. Meyers Is stopping at the White Pelican while here. ' GOES TO I1EXR W. E. Palmer, manager of the ; Klamath Falls Supply company, is ; in Bend on a business trip. : j BABY GIKli IK)RX V On June 7th a baby girl wis born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webb at the family home at 1104 l.'pliam. OPK.XIXO tJKOCEKY S.TOHE i'ortlnwl Man to Ojien Business nt lil Xorth Klghlll Street -; ;; Charles' M. Grlbert, ' for - the past eight 'years In the grocery business in Portlnnd, has leased the store at 123 North Eighth street nnd will open a modern grocery store in about one week. : WKATHF.lt I'KOMISIXO Women nf Keilr-on Club KnrouriiKctl by W'urin Weutlier Members of the Kedron club of the First Presbyterian church, who plan to leave tomorrow evening for the Charles Drew ranch, where they will enjoy a picnic dinner at C:;10, feel the nffair will be a suc cess with the weather getting warm er. The members will leave by motor cars, arriving -at the Drow home, which is about ten miles from thu city, in time to enjoy their dinner at 6:30. ASSISTANT F.NOIXF.KK UKUK Members ir Oregon State Highway ('oiiiiiiission Here on Ituslnrss P. Ij. Campbell, assistant state en gineer of the Oregon State Highway Commission, is in the city in the course of his official duties. HAII.UOAI) MEN" A. E. Rhodes and J. Lambert of tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad are in tho city from Sau Francisco. EAT Hod .MEAT BERLIN. June 11. (A.P.) Dog meat is still an article of human diet in Germany nnd the Berlin chief of police has decreed that the insepction regulations governing other meat shall apply In the fu ture to this article. 1.00 Gilt Edge Box Stationery For only .. 69 c 2.50 Ladies Spray Syringe For only..... $1.69 YOUR VELVETINA Goods Are Here 2.50 Lunch Kits For only...!.: $1.98 '50c . v Almond & Benzoin Lotion '''. For only 39 c 1.50 . . Fountain Syringe For only - 98c WE FRAME iT.Vfrf-Br- PICTURES- mm v w i r- m rnrTVI 1 t rt tuirrTT Trn 1 T Anil ""vt " V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPI-E rcrs.TT. buy their drugs KcSwhXSJ AT THE LIBERTY A .storv of the grim fight of a man in the last ditch-4$', "Ports of Call" 1 Which proves that in life, as in poker, the best piaye?" is not he one who holds the good cards, hut the one ' who plays the poor ones well. - " ;'' 61: ' ' ''I ' A thrilling story of San Francisco's water front g FRIDAY y of San l'Vancisci "Defying the Law" j jiu wwsssism -l- OFF OX K1SHIXO TKiP ' E. N. Chllcoto, U. llanscom and Samuel Martin left this morning for Diamond Lake, where they will spend tho next two days on a fish ing trip. ' , Trusses Underwood's Pharmacy There are 100 motor cars to every 80 telephones in tho United States.1 . , RODE: Sho Card Brushes Underwood's Pharmacy T Invites Your Judgment . We urge you to compare our if! ; qualities nnd every price with ' tho best bargnins to be sccur- ed elsewhere. ji H 9th annual Sale of Pro- n IV - . . w f 'ress doses Saturday f !? Evening. Coming JULY 2-3-4 v X : '-.. ,. ;' V ' ?' : Klamath Falls Seventh and Greatest J r.fJO .'-l . .i..'K.