The Evening herald., October 10, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Saturday, October 10,
EVENING HERALD, K I, A MATH FALLS, ORF.OON
Patfe Throo
j ,
1 -ii i .; $
MAINLY c4BOUT PEOPLE
neaire
111 AM
Tonight Only
Ian Kfitth, ('live lirooks and Mary Aslor in
"ENTICEMENT"
r lUUth ' ' '. ;""
Sunday Only
Ten Stars in one Picture
"Broken Barriers"
A fearless handling Of vital problems of toddy
Beginning Monday
"The Pony Express"
It rides die trail of thrills again
Pony hoofs thunder across the continent from
Missouri to California, ami east and west are
linked ayuin as they were in I960.
Across u.Oou miles of unblazed tract. Through
son eliinj' sun and black of nitflit. Through ice
and snow and raiding Indians. Bight days and
nights of perilous riding and unmatched
heroism.
From this thrilling pane of history, the screen's
greatest director of epic romances has wrought
his successor to "The Covered 'Wagon".
Matinee 15c and 35c Evenings 25c and 50c
Special children's matinee four o'clock Momkiy
p. m. Adiui.-.-ion 10c
phom imi.ooi is
(.'. I'!. Hlmpliw of (Mil! njiilii, ar
rived In n Oil n morning and expels
Id pond h week end l:i Klamath
Kulli.
NIAVSovi HHBJl i.iums AM lOVntAiTOit
Jnhii Newmim. brother ft Dr. J J. T. I. "gun. wall knortfo contrac
0. H. Notvaom, ' I" the U to. (or 01 (limits Pa. nllh hiii family
spend Hi week tad. II" b u civil ! nr. hed ihi-ro lust evening In spontl
engineer ' for the Southern Pacific I On- week liu i mi business ami
end expects In leave fur Prliinvllli 1 pleasure, Thoy are uncut n at llio
on Monday morning. v Ii ) i ivilrun while him'.
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a Ik LIBERTY
TONIGHT ONLY
The Cowboy Champion, Yakima Canutt, in
"Wolves of the Road"
Sunday and Monday
Jack London's Thrilling Story
"Adventure"
A vigorous and Refreshing Story of Just What
the Title Says "Adventure"
Mr
Mill OHM HOBJi
ami Mm. W, Cunningham or
IOI! I IMIIlliMV
. TIib MIkmch I'mirln und Myrtle
Colllster, Kf(-ii'u'rvpboB Hi the
Kw.Mina Hex conipina will leave
tomorrow morning for u two nick
vacation i rip In southern California.
They will mul r noil t Ii wldi thvl
in ilher, Mrs. (J, ('. 'I'atiim.
Pino Qrovd are the proud parents or
ii but) cdrf t born October , weighing
blgbl iniinds. Tito mil" one hu i in en
named Virginia.
l.ll.Ulvi; SUNDAY MOBS
With all uJlltlK rotlipleleil, the Mis-'
Pt .lo ami Mm Urn l.'pp ure losylng
Utmorrow morning for southern Cal
ifornia! for a two WMlu' visit with
relatives anil friend.
.Mits. man ccattsa
.Mrs. Weill mother of the Misses
l.elaine g0d Virginia Went, who lire
tern hliiK In Klumatli Fulls, in ex
peefdd to arrive 111 the city loinnrrow
for a short vlnlt with her daughters,
whil" eiironte to her home In Port
laml after fulling in southern "it 1 1 -fornla.
ItKTllt'S TO VltKKA
.Mm. Htella Sheets, fhrmor rcsl-1
dtnt of Klumatli Falls, roinrdM to
iter home in YrelCS thin morning
Mr, Shouts !h I i (ha dairy Inula
In tho adulheru city and while she
i enjoying good business, wishes
hIio wore ba . In KlonriUi Fa! In
Again,
I.KAVIM; today
.Mr. and Mm. I,. C. PlymaJe anil
i llltlo dnoghtor Peggy Wruy. left
toiIay for their home In Hollywood.
lifter visiting here ,wltih 'relatives
and friends for the past two weeks.
IHi
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coos n.w rF.oPl.t:
Mr. and .Mm. i 1 jggo and son. of
Marsbflcld, uro uin'oig the Coos
nay visitors ihoro over tho week
end. Mr. Hague Is in the electrical
business on the bay.
P.li'l PROM PoitTI.A.M)
.Mrs. I.. N. Haines and Mrs. Art ti
ll r Olson returned today fmm a
foitiilt'il's visit In PjJtlanil with
I friends. Mrs. Olson'K mother, Mrs.
(Tobion jf Portland, returned wte
them and will visit hero for Uvvo
weeks.
EAMTBKN STAR TUESDAY
Tbo roKulur meetiim of the Earn
rn Star lodKe will be held mi Tues
day evening uerordinK to announce.
mem made tadaj by Mm. Man u
Hank, worthy njatron.
MRS. AEFORD PASSES AVVAV
Jlrs. Itussell Alford one of the
' oldest pioneer- of the Talent coun
! try, passed gway ydstenljy at her
: bomo accrdliiK to word reveived
here by relatives. IIr dtugbter
' Mrs. h. T. Wllilts latt jesterday
: morning for "the south.
KIRK Visrroits
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lags, ijf
Kirk, are week end visitors In the
nrtf. Willie lopping hero they ar"
amoiiK the guests at l ie lutol Ar-eade.
Ill III! RETURNS HQ91E
After speudinK several dti.v-i I.
Portland before the Interstu'e c.ni-
meive CommUaton, B, ii. Bubb re
turned home lata K.-i!ii.. afternoon.
tioivt; to lt. li HOME
Mr. und Mrs. 0. D. Itny ;.v ! i lUr
little daughters, Mnthu ami lieit .
oximci I.) spend Sunday at their
rau.ii homo near Ken 3. The Ray's
hive ireeently ecmpleted a new
bungalow on their raurh and plan
to move Into tho new dwelling to
morrow. Mr. Ray Is proprietor of
the hotel I. ike.
I'ORMKK ( tie UUSRE
George Kolly. formerly one of t li-?
best known motorcycle officors in
the Portland polite department, was
in Klamath Knih today on business.
K-lly laid u.ili!" his tunle last March
lo become a aaady salesman, und is
making good in his new endeavors.
AlthoiiKh still a young man, K")ly
was one of the veterans of the polic"
motorcycle squad in Portland and
held the huh regard of anb&lata and
police officalK alike.
Through our desire to give to our patrons Superior
Service and Incomparably Cooked Foods, we have
secured the services of
Wm. Webber
Chef, i formerly connected with leading cafes of San
Francisco.
Gar menu will enhance your appetites and satisfy
every desire.
The
Club
Cafe
MKItttll. bStlERPHAN HERE
.1. II. Desnahy, prominently Iden
tified iwlth MM sheep bugttteaa in
Klamai i, particularly in tie M nil
district, was a huslue:i:i visitor b
Klaniut:i Kails last nl(r.it.
.ioti.so. it) TAKE i nie
('has. Johnson, manager of the
Hub Tire shop, will leave Stttrdna,
October IS, on an extoi&ed trip thai
will take him through various pur
ti'ins of Nevada. Including Reno,
(lolcondu, Pallon, Winnamu 'c;i,
terminating the trip in Ran Fran
cisco where lie will attend the north
coast csnvcntiou of leading' ti:e
daalrra aalllng the prcducts ot the
India Tire and Rubber company.
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You Owe to Those Who
Love and Admire You - -
A ftootl lor.trnlt tlint displays n txiic I iki-ncss of
vim :t .i perpetual r?mlider of a hftppy relation
ship As . lusting Loken of yoiir esteem piitl
friendly regard.
T II E R E IS X o ( I I KT
THAT MEANS So M I'l l I
in TltldSE Wlio c.ii..
STINSON STUDIO
Fine Portraits Kodak Finishing
Outdoor Photography
737 Main Street
BETTY JEAS DROWN BURNED
Ohtld In P.ilnfiiliy Hun by Acid
-o:ri on I'lnytrrounil
i.ittte Betty Joan Brown, daughter
of Mrs. J. Brown, was painfully burn
ed Friday .-ifternoon. while playing on
the piny ground Willi several little
playmates, In picking up a bottle
wbi'-ii was filled with some deadly
in charge of the government I acid, the iiouiii spilled down b"r arm
MRS, WILEY LEAVES
Mrs. B, Wiley bus departed fjr
Seattle. Washlncton. where she will.
miilorgo medical treatmottt, Mrs.
TIy, inlt'li her husbind. relbjtertM
at the Hall hotel last nlxlift Tho..-
larm Million at Klanletb Agt :cy.
Mr. Wiley will remain In Klamath.
STEIGKR .Hi., HERE
Jake Jr.. cr lo mere acqukinlaneek,
Jacob J. Steiger, Jr., drovo over the
Qreon Springs highway last night
ti gpeud several il ivs In Kliiinai'.i wust why or bow anyone would so
Fulls visiting with friends and rel
ntlves who reside In Klamath. MT,
Steiger, whose father Is a . well
known timber operaior. formerly
lived in OhlloqUln. He is teglater
ed at the Hall ii.ilel.
T. V. McCREADY HERE
Very seldom Is it that T. T. Mi.-
Croady visits Klamutb Fails. iiii
Utile is occupied almnu entirely
wltii his fann near ChROQuin. ' Hut
necessity to purohake neces8at;y
winter euppllea and to tranainjl ims
iness broughl iiiiu to Klamanti Fulls
lust night, where he regia'tered at
the Hull. lie will upend the day
llere und return lo Ills home either
tods' i.-r tomorrow,
and side. Her mother rushed to her
assistance, to find that the acid had
eaten through her hose. She was
rushed to n physician and the tAirns
wore treated. It Is considered most
fortunate that the children did not
Attempt to drink from the bottle.
carelessly throw a bottle of poison
where children are known to play, is
a myslerv.
BIX MERCHANT SUED
Maivhi Cross, who pari of tho
year conducts a general morchand.la'e
store ml Illy and the ot ier part deals
in furs, is detend&nl in a suit tiled
today by itvroii u. HardenbroQk ami
(1. P. Van Riper, owners of the
Pi.iaeer TVihai.To company, for, tho
recovery of 358.5S; Ptaintltta, claim
that In tM ami lilii, they sold to
Cimss nieri'liiimllse o-f the above
value, but bad not been reimbursed.
GOPOO MEN HERE
Three men, all of whnni gTB con
nected with the California Oregon
Power company. Journeyed aiprou the
Cascades itisl night to Klamath Fulls
li.i spend several days here 'attend
ing to business mhttOfs In connee
Hon with their dulles. The three
men are p. c. Fulling, Ralph (Suse.
KUd W. II. BMtth, all residents of
Aledford. They are stopping at tho
Hull hotel,
FOR CANDY DAY
Saturday, October 10th
The
Artstyle Wonder Box
of Chocolates is truly wonder
ful in tlie tftct that all the most
popular pieces are offered in
n belter and more expensive
Quality than ever before.
This Beautiful Box was
designed in Paris,.
A "package within n package."
Within the Wonder Box you
v.-ill find number filled p.ick
age, a ported miniature of
our Artstyle Crinoline Pack
age, a novelty and fuvor that
bus ndded to the popularity
ot this renin rkuhle package.
Artstyle Chocolates really
COuldn'i be made any bettor.
A Full Pound
1.50
Star Drug Store
HJtiAMATH l AIiUS, ORKtiON
jack Hershberger, Prop.
BUSINESS WOSIKN TO MEET
On Monday evening members uf
the Business and Professional Wo
men's club will hold a dinner at
the 'hotel White Pelican at the
hour of Six-thirty, Member. wish
ing to attend the dinner are asked
tj et In touch wit i Mrs. Sabo at
phone 1. or Mrs. Dixon ut !GS, if
possible before noon kg Monday.
Either will make reservations for
IV.8Q wishing to uttend.
L1VIQSTOCK MAX VISITS
Oscar Klttredfie is a busy man
these days. He Is busy because
of tho noi'osstty of drtTing his cat
tle across couut;- to 1. '"'-. st;ition
where it is shipped suth ' to Cali
fornia niarketfi. 2Ur. KittreJ?e is
a resident of Silver Uakc. a ranc'.ior
of that section and very well known
in i-outhorn Oregon. He arrived in
Klamath Knits last night and reg
istered at bhe Hall hotel.
Your Teeth Need The Same Expert
Attention
tliat oili'-r essential parts of your systom needs. Our com-jil'ti-ly
ertiippud modern laboratory and scientific experience
is always available to you. See us for free examination.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless of course)
20 2-204 Hipka Bldg. " 8th and Main
Phone 838
HKXDKKSOX TO l.KAVF.
Farm experts from all over the
stute will iffaCier together at Contai
ns next week where they will dis
cuss mutual problems aura their
K.duliou. The occasion prlH be the
Icatipty agent's convention in Cor
vallls. It Is an annual ufful;, this
county unent's conventi.'iis, and tho
purpose of the meeting Is tj dche
Into problems that eonfront tho
county agents from counties all
over Hie stute. County AKent C.
A. Henderson is planning to leave
fur Corvallis this afternoon.
SPRAGUE BOOSTER HKRB
If thoro is anybody that could
boost the briglhl prospects cif SpragUO
river nv'icav'.iily than II. SI. Wol
ford, it Is F. A. Hutlo, sub-iRen:
on the Kiiimuth ladiun reservation
from Spfague river. For the- past
two years and a half. Mr. Hutho, und
ills aides. Wolford and Dan Va:in,
have been (workipg imlefutigabiy in
the Interest of tho little community
40 miles east of Kliini.uh Falls at
tho terminus of the Oreguu Califor
nia ami Eastern railroad, and now It
appears that their efforts will be re
warded with stu'ioss. For one mill
Is in operation and another will
soon bo turning vut lumber. As a
result the little Community. Is be
ginning lo grow. Two years ago
last September, the only testim nl
als Unit such a settlement as Spra
gue river existed were stakes and a
SQUrtl abort that Woitotd and Wnnn
had moved from Yalnax. Mr. Hutto,
arrived In Klamath ntllg lust night
on his tegitliir weekly visit, ,
What Does The Passing
Public
know about you? They know that your appear
ance aticsi the respect yon have for the regarcJpf
others. V'our esteem for the kindly consideration
of lliose you meet is measured by the manner in
which you present yourself i them. The man
who instinctively feels that such a consideration
on his pari is hut a natural responsibilty stic
ceetls in matters where real qualities count.
Look Your Best And
Succeed
j-
. A. Goldsmith
Merchant Tailor
Upstairs Suite 30, Winters Building
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