The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 27, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday; .tuly 27, 1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r PAGE THREE. I L-.JL-l.lil..1. Why Not Try Prevention? Why wall uiilll you hnvo In full In the doctor. Why not find uiit liiiluy about llni I'liinniliiii or your tooth, Your doing so nuiy prevent years nr lllnmis, Morn limn ono chronic, ailment has been Iraend directly to n diseased loolh, Wu run toll you the t rut It iihoiil your tenth In u fnw iiilnuluM tinil It i'OjiIii you tiiithliiK. ' ' 1 R. D. COE, DENTISTS ' (Pillules mf coiimo) 203-201 Hopkit Illdg, Mil utid Mitln Phono Slid ( ion Tiii': iamk J, M, ilnrrell of Olcnn, ono of tho liunnhall funs of tho Olono com munity, wim In Hiimliiy for the gumo between Kliiiniitli Kill In anil McCloud, SPENDS Hl'NDAV HERE A. J. MoikIi-II or (hi) Odell Luke country spent Hiiniluy In tho oily vIkIIIuk. S.L. H.&C. DANCE On the Venetian Dunce Palace TUESDAY JULY 28 The barge will not' pull out Admission 85c .ENROl'TH TM IHNHMl'IR It.'C. Illolsko, Will) llUH lllKIII ul Kirk (or some tlmo on business hii-ii t H it li (I u y In Klumutli KullH en rotttu, to IiIh Ikiiii'i ttt Diiiismulr. FOR VIMIT ' A. II. Carter, ono of tlio w' II- linown men of Diiiismulr, Im hero fur u week's visit. VISIT HAV FAMILY , Stint Iiitii I'ciipli' HM'iiil llolliluVM Mi in With Friends 'rii. i.. - i ' with SAFETY DRUGSTORE ZINC STEARATE Will Ai tnoro than uny other otin ' tliliig til mill M liiihy's win fort mill happiness. ' No more soreness or chafing; I'urnteiit '.Inc Steuiiilo nr sheds water iC Star Drug Store KLAMATH l'AI.I.S, OREGON CHANTS PASS VISITORS Mother mill Hon Vli.ll In City Over Sunday From (JriintM I'iikh Mm. 1). L. t'nillt unit mm, Voltlo I'rultt, of Cirnnls Piihb, spent tho weuli-ond In Kliiiniitli Falls visiting with friends. Mr. I'rultt preached tho Sunday senium ul tho Christian church yiistorduy, Tho visitors re turned liy motor to tlinlr linino thin morning. ' PASS TllltOlfill CITY ' r A family of prominent I.lm:oln, , Nebraska, people, Including Mr. unil 'Mrs. Don I , Stewart nntl family .motored through tho city on thulr way to Diamond Lake, whoro thoy ."plan to spend several days. One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds In Twenty Days Skinny Men Can . Do the Same .' That's going mmio hut skinny jniin, womon and chllilroit Jimt can't lioln initilna on kooiI, hoalthy flimlt whon tlioy liilto MrOoy'n ('od IJvor Oil (.'oniimiind Talili'lH, Ah chock full of vlliiniluoH na tho iniHty, flBliy. tiiHthiK cod llvot oil ItHolf, but (hc.no HiiKiir-coalcd, taHto li.'HH tnlilotx urn nH cnHy to tako tin enndy and won't iiwot. the Hlomncli. Onn woman tialncd ton omidn In .twonly-two dnya. Sixty tahlotH, Hlxty ci'iitn. AhIc t'ndci'wnod'H l'lmr inacy, Hlar Diuk More, Whltmiin'R DniK t!o or tiny drugglHt for Mct'oy'd Cod lilvnr Oil (lompotind Talilolii, plraollnnti and formula on ouch box. "(let McCov'n, the nrlRlnnl nnd i;i'ijtin v.w i.ivor oil Tiihli't," II r tr t , , Tllltl'.'M I'AIIH MAKK Tltll' I. mill Yoiiiik IVopIn Motor to ( nitcl l.nlu" Hiiinlay Moriilnu A party of local youiiK li'ioplo, muliliiK up tliri-o cam, uponl Hitn ilny lit Cratur l.uko. In tho party wcro MlitncH Kilnn Pluck uh, Until and liciilnh Comptoti, lli'luu Ouborna ii ml Chiirlotto CI rover. Itoliert Mout Kiinieiy, Hob Unwell, (,'liurlen Houho, Wlllurd Cooper anil Utt K It 1 h . KX.IOV I.AHK THII Mr. and Mm. II. K. I'ulU and liitiKlHcr Minn Ilurtha l'oltx npoiit Sumliiy ut Crulor Luke, roturnltiR Inline Into IiihI uvoiiIiik. AT (TlATlvIt IjAKK Mr. and Mrii. 1C. llunlenhrook, Mm. Nell Onborno, Minn Eva Jor dan ami Hill Nlucheliu uiado up a purty of local (lenplu who motored to ('ruler I. ukn Ktinday to upend tho day at tho ncelilc Html. TO ilASS VAI.MIV I'liilier mill Hon Motor to (jrnmi lllle)- to Vlnlt ('. It. Del.ap and hou Perry Do I .up left yisMurdiiy inornliiR for CrniM Valley, where they will vlnlt Mm. Dehap mid their undo, Floyd l-'urriir, who In In a erlou 'condi tion, tlie reitult of a recent unto ac cident. Mm. Del, up wim culled to (iruioi Valley by tho Herlouu Illness of Mr. Kurrur mid uh noon un It is thoiiKbt ndvlHiibln by nttoudliiK I'by nlclun" he will lie moved to Kluin ii 111 Knl In for medical attention. The Ii r (ruler purl of tho tlmo nlnco the aciiileiil be linn boon In an uiicon nclmiii condition. IIKAI.H AT I'OKT KI.AMATII Mr. and Mm. Jnck Ileal motored to Kort Klamath yenterdny, where they miimiI tho day at tho homo of Mr. mid Mm. Juck McAullffo. They round Mr. McAullffo ImprovliiR and lit a cheerful frame of mind. t will be about ten days limner bo fore ho will bo brought back to tho city for further medical treatment. ' HACTO, CAU MotorliiK north on an oiiiIiir, Mr. and Mm. It. W. St. Johna of Sueto, Callfornlii, wore kuunIii at the Hotel While l'ollrun over Sunday.: I'ltOM CMII.OQUX Harry Clarknon apent Sunday in tho city from Clilloqulu. OAKLAND 1'AltTY Mr. and .Mrn. M. It. Jones nud throo mina of Onkluml, Callfornln, were ttiieats In Klamath Fulls over Sunday and loft this morning for Crnler Lake to enjoy a several days outtuK. . ' XIAV OI'l-lHATOIt Arrives I'rnui IteililiiiK, Callfornlii, In Take l'i New Work I,. 10. lloiird of HuddltiR, Califor nia, arrived In tho city last evening to take' up his new duties an nlitht operator for tho Southern Pacific. Mr. Heard biiccooiIh II, L. Myers, who has been IraiiBferrid to Duns in ii I r In tho mmio capacity, AT HI'ltlXO I RKHK I, mill anil Kcno l-'aiiilllen Miijoy OiilInK lit Hpi'liifr Creek Mr. unil Mrs. 11, , 15, Kerns nud fnniliy and Mr. and Jlrt,' Forrest Kverhnrt and family of Kono, with J. W. Kerns nud family of Klainalh Falla, enjoyed a dotlKhttul picnic Sunday ut Knrlng creek. Mr. and Mm. Kldon (iarland of Knl In Itlvvr Mills, California, spent Sitltiriluy unil Sunday hero, the KticBl of Air. and Mrs. ;.,!. Hay. Mr, Ciarliind In li'droKrupber for Hie I'uelflc (inn and Kleclrlc company In the southern city. They returned by motor to their home this morn li'K. . : HI'XTKBH l,KAVIXO lime Itccn VIxltiiiK Hero Willi Mr. ami .Mm. I'. Hill Jluuler Mr. mid "Mrs. I). 8. Hunter of Miami, Florida, who have been visit in k hero for several weeks with Mr. and Mm. F. Hill Hunter, lert to day en route homo to Florida. On tho return trip they will visit a num ber of points In Washington and Montana. At Minneapolis, Minnes ota they plan to stop for several days to visit their old home and will then motor on to tho G. A. II. con vention at (Irund Knplils. MlchlgunJ In tho past two years they can notice a world of improvements in Klamath Falls unit seo great pos sibilities for Ibis proseprlng city. COOS IIAV V1SITOHH 1'roinlncnt. Coos Hay people who punned through Klamath Fulls en rnute to Diamond Lake over the week-end holidays Included Mr. and Mm. Xf. W. Stout. Mr. Stout Is the son of the founder of tho sout Lumber company of Oregon. Two yours niro when the younger fitout decided to follow the lumber game which his "father bad so success fully followed, he refused to accept an officii position with tho while collar and pen, but Instead went Into Hie woods, starting from tho bottom to learn tho Kiiine. IMtWMXfi ItKCOVKKIXO Has lleon Suffering From Hail fuse of Wood rolsonlug Al Downing, yvbo boa been suffer ing for somo time with a gevero case of blood poisoning Is reported ns Im proving. While it will bo somo time before be Is able to bo about again bis case Is now not considered serl- OlIB. " ii:xvi; fkoi'lk Mr. and Mrs. J. II. C. Gardner and son of Denver, who are making n tour of Oregon, motored through Klumutli Fnlls enrouto to Diamond Lake, whoro thoy are planning to spend n number of days nt tho resort. AT DIAMOND l.AKK Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Illnn chttrd of Grunts 1'ass, with their son and daughter, Hetty and Juck. who tiro enjoying nu outing, passed through Klumnth Fulls on their way to Diamond J.nko, where they aro enjoying the popular summer re sort. . " , TO CKAT10H l.AKIO Howard J. Almen and a purty of friends from Los Angules, were among tho week-end guests here from the Boutborn city enrouto to Crater Lako where they plan to Bpend several days. I 1 " in i'ou ;amk J. F. Mcfloo, engineer for tho statu highway commission working at lleatty was nmoiig tho week-end visitors In the city. .While bore Mr, McGcu attended tho bull game, lie returned to Ueatty laat evening. oiti.zLi; li;avi.(j To Vlnlt Urol her Whom Ho Has Not Heell III 17 Veins Tlmo G. D, Grizzle and family urn leav ing tomorrow morning by motor for .ufayelte, Oregon, which is near M M In n villi), for a weeks visit with .Sir, Grizzle's only brother, I). Silas Grizzle, Mr. Grizzle Is looking for ward to this visit with much pleas urn un It is 17 years since ha has seen Ills brother. A good many years ago Mr. Grizzle was In busi ness hero In Klamath Fulls with tils brother after which bo went on Into Aluska where ho upent a number of years and later moved to New Mexico. Ho just recently located In Lufuyetto whoro he plans to reside. It VAX'S SWIM ... Mr. unil Mm. Lloyd Ilyan and family spent Sunday at Wlul-Kso. beach' on a picnic and swimming party. AT IMM'KV I'OIXT Party of Local Yoiiiik Men Spend Sunday lit Kocky I'olut Jimmy Dougherty, Dewey Lavery uud Wink Gruham. three local young men mnilo up a party that spent the week-end at Kocky I'olnt. They en- Joyed the fishing and swimming dur ing tho day. AT CHlLOyriX NumlH-r of Guillen Hole Store Men Spend Day lit Cblloiiilii A party of local men from the Golden Rule store Including. K. Van nice, Hon Lenr, L. M. Wbodside, G. M. Clifton and Mortimer Lee spent Sunday at Chltoauln on a combined business and pleasure trip. They re turned to the city lata last evening. OF MKIM'OHI) Mr. mid Mm. K. II. Day and finally of Medford spent a short time In Klumnth Falls over the week-end en route to Diamond Lake for un outing. HA K Kit AT TUB LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Hoy h. Baker visitud In the city from Coos Hay on their way to Diamond Lake, where they en Joyed, a;) outing. , I ' -i AT I.AKK Oft' WOOfW V Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Underwood enjoyed their week-end holidays nt Lako of the Woods. ' ; AT TIIK.IAKK ' Mr. and Mm. W. C.Van Emmon motored to Lake of the Woods; un Saturday, where they enjoyed the holiday. KUYKKXDALL AT KKSOItT Attorney Robert Benson Kuykcn dall was among the week-end guests at Lake of the Woods. DAGGKTS OX OITIXO Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Daggett spent Saturday and Sunday at Lake of the Woods. , EXHOITK HOMK Carl Lyon and Oscar Barnes of Portland spent the week-end enjoy ing the fishing In this section, en route to their home in the northern city after an extended tour of the northwest. SOfTHWKLI.'S AT LAKE Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Southwell spent tholr week-end holidays at Crater Lako, returning to the city lost evening. Aut 6 Par t s Wliy waste that precious power so essential for a sweet running motor? .- Use . .. ., . Fitzgerald Never Leak Gaskets Quality Piston ItiliKS . MncKay Valves , VanDykes Parts Co. With the Hub Tire Shop 502 S. Oth. . ,i Phono 010 New parts for all cars Make Your Car Run Smooth and Noiseless. Keep it greased and O i 1 e d'. and you will .eliminate a lot of trouble and a lot of noise. Let us dp the job. Klamath Tire House "Cap" Calkins - Klamath Ave. & 6th St. s" t .lX l'KOSI CRATKIt F. Odderson and John Johnson who hnvo been working for the hlgh wny commission nt Crater Lake, re turned to tho city Saturday and plan to bu horo for a week. , . ' . ,.'..-,. ., . ... ? . -s ' Read tomorrows Herald for announcement of , EXTRAORDINARY SALE oAt LA VOGUE'S t;fttttt1tt'rt'rtt'rt'r"ft'r'rt-ftttt OUR BUSINESS IS CARING FOR, YOUR EYES ; .,' . Wo do untitling else. Examin ing eyes, making -glasses to ftt each piirtk'ula.r cuse. Is, and has been our specialty r,r years. Wo hnvo, tiho latest Bclentlflo Instruiiients to assist ua In those exumrniitluns, and the ninchlnory for grinding the, lenses. DR. GOBLE ' 700 MAIM Eye Glasses Examined Fitted Rcpnlrs ' Quick Serrlce METZ FAMILY ' Mr. and Mrs. George Metz and family spent Sunday at Clilloqulu. SHERIFF LEAVES Sheriff Burt Hawkins will leave this evening for Portland, where he will appear as a witness in a res ervation case which comes up for trial on July 29, in the United States District court. Sheriff Haw kins testified today before the grand Jury in order that he might be free to make the trip to Portland. LEAVE FOR SOUTH . , Miss Clara B. Calkins and Miss Margaret Wordcn left yesterday noon for San Francisco, where they plan on visiting a week on business. tlitfiTheatre' The Coolest Place In Town Final showing toniglit of Gloria Svvanson in "MADAME SANS GENE" Here is Glorious Gloria in her greatest triumph. - .- . Tuesday Another of our big programs. This time it's The 1924 Song Revue DeLuxe with a fine chorus and excellent soloists, Turn out 0 j for this one as it is a better than usual attraction. On the Screen , "Lost A Wife" A brilliant comedy drama with Adolphe Menjou in the leading role. Two extra novelty number com-, plctc the program. - , SOUTHERN PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beul and son Bob of San Francisco were week end visitors here enroute to Crater Lake. MEDFORD GIRLS ' ' . Miss , Beatrice -Semon and- Miss Helena Huskies of Medford made the trip to Diamond Lake by way ot Klamath Falls, .where they plan to spend several days on an outing. KOSEBURG PEOPLE Ross Knotts and Mrs. Joseph Knotts of Roscburg motored thru the city over the week-end on their way to Diamond Lake on an outing. UKXI PARTY A party of Bend people, includ ing Mr. and Mm. H. A. Miller, Master Charles Miller. Master Wil lianTMiller und Mm. J. B. Heyburn made up a motor party who passed through the city enroute to Dia mond Lake, where they, plan to spend several days on an outing. MISS MOE LEAVES Retiu-ns to Momuin SiHikniio After Fortnight Visit Here Miss Lila Moe, who for the past fortnight has been the house guest ot Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Moe, left Sunday for her . home in Spokane. Miss Moe holds the responsible po sition of secretary of the merchants' credit association in Spokane. MISS LINSMERK RETURNS Business .Malinger of Chevrolet Agency Returns From the South Miss Virginia Llnsmere, business manager of the Chevrolet agency, who has been visiting ,ln California for the past two woeks, returned home last evening. While south Miss Llnsmere enjoyed a number of trips, one of which was a trip through Yosemlte park with Mr. and Mrs. John Kingston and Miss Grace Conboy. Miss Couboy is en route to her home In Kansas, from which point she will go with ' her parents-to Florida to make her fu ture home. .. , :' I -r f ATTEND PICXIO . ;" . ' Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Porter and sou Lloyd Porter spent Sunday nt Wlul-Kse 'beach, where ' they at tended the P. E. O. plciilo. FROM CHILOQUtN ; K. It. Wilson ot Clilloqulu spout the week-end holidays in the city. While here Mr., Wilson enjoyed the bull game between Klamath Falls and McCloud. -. ' FROM THE SOUTH , Dr. and Mrs. J. W'oolrey of San Francisco, who are enjoying a motor tour of the state, spent tho week-end In Klumutli Falls. Dr. Woolrey Is one of the leading phy Blcjnns of the' nuHtltoi'u. dtyi' "v10; )'l xttuixi i'iiii'tn'-v- A H"'':-3-il- AT THE LIBERTY Final showing tonight of Zano Grey's , "The Light of Western Stars" with a big cast including Jack Holt, Blllie Dave. Noah Beery and others. This is one of the best of Zone Grey's stories and well worthwhile. The last show will start shortly after nine, t'.ie house will be cool and comfortable and you caa. enjoy a couple of hours of fine entertainment. Tuesday. -BobCunter in "THE RANGE TERROR? G. Q. D'Albini Certllled Pablla A.-couutant E. W. Renik Public . Accountant Renick 8C D'Albini Klamath Falls, Oregon Accounting V General and Auditing II Income Tax J Capital Stock Tax Suite A- Slough Bldg. Phone 317 The Washington Cafe is the most popular eating place In Klamath Falls today Jg" ; "There's a Reason" , too. can :, ::1 TTif! EAT BETTER FOR LESS F r AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES 180 Booth SUUi yVf Bulag,' Prop. ! To most people A meal without meat is but half a meal. Therefore the meat you buy should be of the best quality obtainable. ; The cost is the second consider- : ation, and you'ean buy meat of the highest quality at reasonable prices at . . Miller's Market GUS MILLER, Prop. Mai near Eighth Phones 750 and 751 J . , Four Deliveries Daily ; ;. .-'-jfiJ,. WATCH- US- GROW if X