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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1925)
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 102f LANDSLIDE FOR CHANGING CITY NAME REPORTED A Imidnlldn for cllppliiK the Tullii' otr Klamath Palli li lodlcatad in flmt rottiriiif rei't.lvi.il ni tin. rlmm. bur of oomnioroo of iiiiniilliiiiiilreii Hunt out to ntmbari "f the ilmiiibor of coin mon o. Out of 100 lotion ro - reived thin inornlnK, only four wore scalnit tho proposition of leaving off tho ' ' Km I In" mid hiivo tho city known un Jiml "Klitmnth " Tho lUgfOttlOD dropping tho Inttor half of (ho name of tho illy, found ItH Hoiirro In tho Itotnry club und wan uuli kly taken up hy tho rhiiinhor of couiiiurcc. If tho fliiul returns from the chamber norobtr- lp ullOW U sufficient II I H -1 1 1 Hlll- portlni tho ohante, lha mattsr v.-1 1 1 ho tukuti btfoN tho oily council, Auto Violators Fined By Spink Fifty BtllSS an hour, even IhOUgb It ho on ii strulithi-n-wiiy In too fiint in tho opinion of County Traffic Otfleor Knowles and u roault of thin bollai J it. Wilbur was among thoaa praaonl in JutUoo of Uti Psacs It. ('. Spink's rourt yontnrdoy uf lurnoon and nuutiiliicd a flno of 1 1 0 and wlii Ili'tntino ho did not hiivo a state operator's hodito.' John It. Hartley thine It Ik Brown's uopo to foster paid a flno of 11.1. 50 Into tho Chllo- and pirpotuuto that rcuetlcji In or Iiiln Justin, oonrt ynti rday. 0, C. dor lo placo hoxInK in Klamath Full Pt tOD of Vancouver. Wash., I a It foot for good and all. Cailia ho wan a tourlnt, wan lot off .V, definite MlScUoni huvo boon with Juki h flno of 111) unit no costs. ! made for the load hout.n. Jim U itfiili In linvii iiiiin.iiri.fi ' appeared 1 boforo Justice of tho Peace Kendall: thin iiiornliif: lo plond to n charito of driving I trurk II miles an hour,! SEATTLE. Wish., Sept. 12. (P) havInK no oporator'n badi:o and no ; Tiho nleiitnor lUychlnio of tho Hud opornlor'n license. Hon Hay company, Irndlnit uut of ' Vancouver, II. t'., which hint mn.il n Perhaps Hi.. iitliiKli'iii iiiiim air,,, was pnio-turi ' I a toe Ar. t: refuses 'o look through bin window poaan, wan reported by radii today for four of wearing It out. jfroreti funt and crying It help. A. F. Graham Cind for Driveways and Streets 420 Main Do You Need to build that home If you own your lot, and have some money, wo can loan you half the value of building and lot combined, payable like r6nt. Monthly payments. Make your arrangements now, before the spring tush begins, so that your dream homo may be a reality before snow flics again. There is no quicker way of making money than hy real estate investment in a growing town. You in the growing town the rest is up to you. Momyer & Momyer Inntirnnce Keal Latatc tiopka Building Mrs. Bell Wants Alimony from Hub II would take llu u month pro perly to i s i ... j t tbolr minor child, l.i tlio statement or Mrs. Horn li e thlli In 11 divorce milt flloil today "'ul""1 Iiit IhihIiiiiiiI, Lloyd Doll, on a chnrgo of cruel and Inliuinun ,r'",",",", Mrn. Hill contends Hint hor 1 1 f Iiiih become unl)(inrallo with lor husband owing to hiH statements that ho did not lovo hor uny more. Hint ho uould lunvo hor If lbs did not li-nvo him. Finally, Mrn. Boll MU forth, idio loft him and rolurnod to tba homo of hor parents In Kliimiith Fulls, Not onco, nho snyii did lor hutbaod cctiiit to sue hor or hor hnhy. Tho maple MM married ovor vnir (go In KUtnuth Fulls. Next Boxing Card Will Be Sept. 29 Dvro a looter 0 .Tit IMS tho hint in rho ambition of Watchmaker Mr aii wlio In now buiy noudloii wiii.i io fit ic tonuiorn of too Pa cific tl 'ant In rdT lo hiivo n llno up ready for lbs naxt bunch of saapa on Boptombsr It. aii of Ibe dub cuiuomeri loft tio. iIiik aide attar Ibo last card, witn loolinn 111,1 l"'d noon iwillf- VH8BKL IV DANGER ers Money Building and Loan ..JRhoao 36a. , NEWTON In stucco ana half mi.; i pleaninK comuinauon nnu a home which oflorris compactness oi plan and all modern conveniences now demanded by the average home owner. Extra roomn may be pro vided in the attic, which is roomy and reached by stair from the en trance hall Adequate wall space is provided for the larger pieces of fur niture in each room, and there a good sied clone! and bath connect ing with the bcdioom. D7in ml. rn, I I'd hy ihi- N. Mm Buildcn' Bureau, Spoknni-, Waihiouton. MERRILL (Coiltllllliil rioin I'nge Two) rlol Baudora. Mr. Soronnon'a home In In Lukeviow. Mr. and Mrn. Mlko Harry and Wm. Hurry and William Lane, sheep men from Ijikovlow. tiro gnagta of Mr. ad Mrs. M. I". Harry. The two Harrys are cousins of M. P. Harry. The Merrill Library club met the homo of Mrs. It. I.. Dalton on ... .t inursiuiy nucrnoon. muiowiuk me business meetlnK the afternoon wns spent In n social way. Tho kmosIs worn prosonted with corsnRo bou quets of sweet peas and the rooms wore decorated with a profusion of tho sam cplowors. Mrs. K. F. Mer ritt assisted Mrs. Dalton in entertaining- Kofrcshmonts were served during tho afternoon by the hostess. ThoBo present wore Mesdnmcs It. II. and II. 0. Anderson. W. F. Fruits, John Ratlltf, O.' II. Ciraybael, Burr Westbrook. C. N. Mcrrltt, J. B. Kid- woll, N. H. Hoyne. J. A. Dewey, J. H. Kldwcll, Arthur Frailer, Wm. Walker. Ed Harwood, (i. H. Carlo ton. J. C. Stovenson. 0. W. Hallcy, Miss Morrltt and tho hostesses. Later In tho aftornoon Misses Kllen Mc Veigh, Thlma and Helen Audorson, Loulso Dalton and Altn Wilson were served with refreshments. Mm. J. H. Kldwcll mndo a trip to Klamath FullB Thtirsdnr. (loo. Wright, who recently moved to Central Point to reside, Is In Mer rill for n tew days. Sunday evening n baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Klgor. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bnwman and little son Vernon, loft Saturday for a two weeks' vacation. They expect to go to Washington cities. Morrill peoplo were shocked on Thursday to honr of tba death of T. M. Durhnm in Klamath Falls. Mr. Durham lived In Morrill for many yenrs and served ns city marshal for severnl years. They have many friends In Merrill who extend their synipnthy lo tho family nt this time. Mr. and Mrs. Drown from Macomb, III., hnvo been in Morrill for a fow days attending lo business matters for Mrs. Hrown's son, Ohio Walker. They lefl for Salem where they will visit their son. (loo. Antrim, of Orovlllo, Calif., a college friend of Miss Alteon Murray ut Chico, spent Inst week In Morrill, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mur ray. Stewart Hatch and Tod Striker of Uogtto Illver, Ore., spout tho week end with tho family of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Ned O'Connor hno n bnliy boy, horn Wotlnosday. COAST LEAGUE SCORES At Portland G; Los Angeles 0. At Vornon 1; Salt Lake 3. A i Oak la ml 4; Sacramento 1. At Seattlo 3; San Francisco 8. c.aljlcs with wide siding Ipi the firt story you have here I i . n FORT KLAMATH Preston Davis, who han boon work In at tho Dixon hay camp, recently ' loft for Mh home In Medford. whore , he will attend achool thin term. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin. Bon and daughter, and Mrs. U. A. Moon i .spent Tuesday shopping In Klamath j rails. j Mr Mrs F s Mmer and Mra Q uncll toured to Modoc Point a,u-r wild plums Tuesday. j ' . . . , , , , The Fort Klamath school started September 7. More pupils enrolled this term than last. Tho teachers are Miss Brpwn,i first four grades: Miss Sheen, four upper grades and Mr. H. T. Youel, high school. Harold Moon, who has been em ployed In tho hay fields, has quit so ho can begin his school work for tho year. Mr. Swanson nus recently purchas ed F. S. Miller's beet cattle. Miss Blva Moon, who was off work for a few days, has recently resumed her position at Martin's restaurant. Miss Charlotte and Joey llessig returned to their homo in Chiloquin aftor a two days' yisit with Mrs. Harold Mallory. Tho Anna creek mill was not in running order Wednesday on ac count of broken machinery. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. nenuot and daughter Ermn and Mrs. Harold Wi nter woro business callers In the county seat Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L. Ferguson and Mrs. G. K. Carter were in Klamath Falls Tuesday on business matters. Mrs. Ferguson had some dental work done. Miss Leathn Cray nnd Chester Jackson left Tuesday for Medford where they will attend high school this year. Hnlph Parker has recently pur chased a second hand Huick truck. Impossible for everyone to make as much money as they say (hey do. If they did thay would say more. WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED Consult export elect riclnns and Insure your home against Im proper Insulation ad defective wiring. II pays In tho long run. Wo aro always pleased to advise you nnd render the best service. Link River Electric Co. niLI. Ill TLLK, Mgr. 7th at Klamath PHONE 171 fctPlOO"1. ' KITCHtH- T to X IZ 10-bXIZ 1 LIVING-ROOM !(ALL U'-fcXli-O il J 3 r. w ret PLAN- I 22-a H The rooal school opened Monday with an average attendance. Teach ern who will have Me work here this year are Reese WIngard, principal: Mrs. Katherlne JoOeB, upper grades; and MM. Nellie Wallls primary grades. With Ibe opening of tae ceer sea son continual stream of cars if hunters are going into the bills around here to get the first of tho season hunting. D. V. Kuykendall, of Klamath Falls. as in Bly Wednesday of this week. Marvin Cross lias just returned from C'liej, where he spent a few I dayj with relatives. He was ac companied on the trip down by his mother, Mrs. M. Z. Weaver who has I been visiting here the past sum mer, and by his children, Mattle Jane and George Cross, and on tho return trip by his dauglater Imoseno win has been visittng in Chico too past few ninths. A meeting of the dire-tors of the Bly Rodeo association has been call ed for Thursday evening to discuss plans for leasing their horses and equipment to Yreki fix- a show that they plan to stage some time In Oct ober. Ottis Osb;rne made a business trip lo Ashland U.ils week. Con. J. O'Connell, f Lakeview, was m Bly ednesaay on matters of business. Mrs. Emma Keady and sons, Har ley and Albert, were visitors m Lakeview Dor the round-up just passed. Mr. and Mrs, Ottis Osborne mado a business trip to Paisley We first of the week. O. W. Howard brought In a bunch of sheep tftom Lajtcvlew re cently. Mr. and Sirs. L. Gerber and Ralph Lyons of Horsefly were in this valley Wednesday f.ir a visit with relatives and to look after af fairs of taeir ranch here. Among those who attended the Lakeview round-up from tlhls place were: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ford, Mr. and Mrs. James Givun, Mrs. Hazel Peters, Mrs. Frank Obenchaln, Mrs. L. A. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Oivan, Mrs. Dallas Glvan, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. WallU, Tom Garrett, Billle Lowry, Elmer Jonos, Bud Bell Matt Obcncliaitn, Firank Oben ehain, Frank Owen and Harry Oben chuln. O. W. Howard, Bert Ford, Sydney Lyons nnd Budd Bell wore sum moned h) Klamath Falls to appear In tho Way-Murphy murder trial now In progress there. Dallas Givan aud Everett Bell have returned from Lakeview with tho irotmd-up stock and' equipment of tho ussociutton that was leased lo Lukpvlcw for their show just nast. A part of Who equipment has Legion Smoker Will Be Staged Tuesday Night First days of fall have brought! a resumption of activities of public organizations and In accordance with the general movement the i A ,,. ,. r I '. ti I ,.,'li.n HI 111 . ,..,vl T,,u- I day night stage Its first smok i for several months. All is arranged for what gives promise of being a successful enter tainment. K E. Valente and Frank Confer will render several solos and will be accompanied by Barney Kropp. Tho principal speaker of the evening will be A. E. Clark, prominent Portland attorney. J. J. Keller has charge of tho food and Linn Nesmlth, Dr. C. S. Ncwsom and J. M. Glover will attend to the refreshments. oAt the TINE TREE RIcardo Cortez, Jetta Goudal, Noah Beery are featured la the leading roles of "The Spaniard," due at the Pine Tree theatre for a run of 2 dai.-s on Sunday next. The picture, based on the novel of tie same name by Juanlta Savage, brings QMtez to the scieen la the role of a bullfighter, who turns cut to' be a grandee of Spain. The stoiiy has to do with the tam ing of A beautiful Engli-i society girl, a born flirt, by The Spaniard. Cortez has not only the appearance and d:auiatic ability, but he is ea .1 i with that appealing personal ity 3 necessary V put aarxa this role. He is said to have put every thing he has Lv. the role of Dsn Pedro and. Judging from k!s char lacterlzatlons in "Tie Swan" and olhers, he has plenty. Rip Van Winkle's famous beauty nap wasn't even a wink of sleep compared tu the sri:,:2e that Old Dad Time treats himself to In "Tie Last World," whici come3 to the Pino Tree theatre neit week. In this Sir Arthur Conan Dcyle'3 story, Father Time breaks every sleeping record In all' literature or screenature. He snores away 'for 10,000,000 years. In other words, In .. certain spot in Uie wilds of Soutu America life remains station ary for 100,000 centuries. oAt The LIBERTY The screen's greatest fighter Milton Sills. Sills' movie career has been Just one (ftglht after another the last few years. And in "The Knockout", wulch will be iHtcrarn Sunday ;it tho Liberty tiheatre, he enao'j the big gest physical encounter of his' car eer, surpasstag even that En "The Spoilers." which established a fight preredent in screen Wstory. As the fighting Sir Oliver Tres- slllan in "Tie Sea Hank", Sills established himself definitely ;n the screen world as a porwajer of virile noles. He followed this witfo his forceful characterization of Ma;ur Craig in "As n$ta Desires. " His fistic struggles in this picture weie so .realistic that he was laid up for a week. As the intrepid fighting Officer Jim in his first starring pic ture, "Tho Making of O'Malley," he fought ihlis way through seven reels. been sent to Burns to be uied In their coming shew. 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