The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 19, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October tf). 192S KVMNINO flKUALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKI iGON Pago Tin-on pi BO i MAINLY cBOUT PEOPLE Why Wait? Have your portrait taken for Christ mas now before the rush season. A dozen photographs solves a dozen Christmas problems. Stinson Opposite The Pine Tree When Stinsons name is on a portrait, you can rest assured that it is no coupon or catch-penny picture. The Washington Cafe J Did muat popular ettlug .l lu Klimilh Falll today "There's a Reason" roc CAN EAT BETTER FOR LESS AMERICAN AND ISA South Hlltu kerns GOB8 lll'XTixi; ' J. W. Kerna mom of Bun- day In the KtDO country, returning taut veiling wllh llio limit of Chin- see pheasants. Ha von apnuARD hk iiurk ibnee more to assume tabi duties BB mayor of Kluliinth KulK Mayor Fred k. Qoddard, returned lo Kltimaih Fulls Satin-lay . from Portland .in.- ii absence iif sovor jil week In Portland. "Mayor ;..i iinl uhrw b it tiBbehell into t uj he-urinK when Im read a Motonicnl, rioiuonltng ih;it the Inter wiuie ..in nioivn commissi mi Corn) 111" Mini horn Hue li pay lo IDO city of Klamath Fails jiiuo.ooo, the amount ot f.ils city's Interest. Buy Your Groceries at the Package Groceteria Best known nationally ad .vertified brands sold in san itary scaled packages only. You help yourself and pay only for what you buy and not for high priced clerks. There are no special days. You can come every day and buy at the same prices. Here are a few of our ev-cry-day prices: Carnation .Milk, tall. . .9c Kellogg's Corn Flakes. .9c Best M.J.B. Coffee, in 2 lb tins. $1.12 jGhirardelli Chocolate, 1 lb tin 29c Royal White Soap, 10 bars 42c Folger's & Schilling's 15c spices Best Cane Sugar 10 lb 69c Mazola Oil, 1 gal. tins $1.95 Everything in the store at prices correspondingly low Remember the location. 802 Main St CHINESE UIHIIKH Woe Hliing, Prop. THE WBATHMH Tim Cyclo-Slnrmngraph nt Under woods Pbarmaoy "how thai too nreaaure bu been rising st.-adllv iinri Saturday afternoon. Thin in dicates n continuance or Una wen (bar. Fdreoaat for next 14 hours: Knir wiih modorata temparattlres. Tim Tyco r-crl Ijik thermome ter registered rauxlmutn and lalnl lo ii ui temperatures . today it -t 'foi Iowh: High 69; low .15. r. s. Weather RcMM Oregon, u. Morally Imr: tonight and Tuesday, moderate tontporautrei light variable winds. li.H;i: OH collections Mm. Leah Smlt'ii, assistant serro lary of the chamber 01 commerce lias I n placed In charge of all collodions for tbS chamber and will pond a greai deal of bar tine ah u tba bnilnaaa houaoa of the city. Bba twin havo conrplote charge of tba of f ten of t'iio OrafOn Statu Motor Association, which will huvo lu head. limners In the offlco of )ho chamber ol com morn-. Mfai MerJ jobniton win he in Mi.' oltlce ot (he cluimbor of oommorro as al'. ii Ut lo Lynn Sabln. tin. lacretary, WANTS DtVORjDE That riho wan Bllbjectbd to cruol ami Inhbtnan trdatmeoi at the tia,hda of bar Inishanil In that ho alappid l"T anil at uno time choked her Int.) ntnt'OtiHi'loiiHiioHK, la the claim this morning of Mia. Hmilnh Tlgafd In a dlv.Ti'o ailit ' Hod againat hor buabamd t'. K. Tk;:anl. The ooUple worn Married In Virka, Julio ao, iota, si rrs iiismissi:i) , Motion to dtanilfls' two nits. Ray Stauftof va 0, 1. Mcbray and A. A. SouIq Va Mm. W. II. Wlmtr, waa flloil this morning in circuit oourt by Adward B. Aaburat local at- tarncy. lloforo the vases came lo trial the partlea to the actions had ' nt." 1.1 an agreement on tlie Usu.m, IIX.IOY PICNIC AN'I) HUNT a party of local paoplo Including Mr. anil Mrs. Kd Sha. Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Ktiimpblry and Hvo chlklrcn. Maxine and Illll and Mr. nn.l Mrs. jwillard Smith 'and son Thornton ntotoifad to Qonania Sunday where jthey eajo.ied a picnic and luinliniv I party, The men of the party hring- ItiK down I'he limit in qnnll, a, lu HOPKINS 8UBD 29, L. lloiiUins wan made a de fendant in u Miii filed I his morn ing 'by Waller Jacohson In IffttlOh the latter claim that HOpkliaa owed him f loO and had n'ot paid any part of (ho sum. WHICH MOW MHMIIl.lt l'". .1. Wn'ight. i0f llio Western Trainsfer icompnny Is tho noweat ad dition lo Uht chanvhor of commerce. Mr. Wright was made a member of tho chaiubor today. IX IUIIVKH VII. LEV Henry ('"ill, ll'iny Coughoboy and a. .1. CtyiitfeMy left Sunday eRar unnii fur Haines V.illcy for thnlr last door Hunt fit I tin season, IIVHKI.V IX w. c. iiaiiiiy returned lo foil homo ut Morrill HiIk morning gftof I upending Hint week tod vlslllng HMO. lll'HI.XKHS MOT On olio ot lilt (rdqUant bmiiio ''. tripi bo Klatnatb Valla from Mod ford, O. V. Meyers arrived hore Bundft9 afleriioon. llo plurm lo upend Hcvoral ilayii In IIiIh laetlOD, Mils, now ): i.i i:s Mm. CioorKo H'wo Ii ft Blind iy ni'irnlng for bor firimir 'aumu i-i (Ireut Kalla, Montan:i, iA:hcru aba will remain until after llio holldayt with her puroiitx. while aha hail planned to visit her parebta none lime IhlH winter hi-r ttlp w;rt hur ried by (ho aerlona lllneei of one of lior alatora. OVKIt si'xiiav VlftlTOH John Lund of llerrls, connected wllh tho mills lu the southern illy siieut the week end in Klamath I Kails with relatives and frlen 1 1. returning mulb this morning. OVHH SUNDAY VUJITOBfi Among tho week end guests re.r- I (Btered at the hotel White Poupanj were Mrs. W. L. Albright and Mrs. Paul Stuoiifleld, boi'li 'f Han Krun- Itln itxs HOMK After tnuusaiMlng buslnoaa In Klamath Kails for the pusl fortnight t'. ll. Weaver returned to'bla homo lu Dunsmulr this morning. NKWSOM PAYS VISIT John 1). Newsom returned ti. I'rliievlllu this morning after spend ing tho week end In Klamath Kalis with relatives and Meada. TERRVS LK.VVK Mr. and Mrs, Krod Terry alld family left t'hls morptng for toui'i ern California where they will re side. The family going south hop Ina to benefit the health of Mr,. Terry, who has been very III fjr the past two months. Mr. Terry sold his business In the Terry Meat Market lo Stone's last week. r.TTII THK.VTIK.TM CK.STl ISV 11. Wlxaou, dlilrlcl ma iager of the 20th Century stores of southern Oregon, arrived In Klamath Kalis litis afternoon to spend several days here on bualness matters In connec tion with tim atibje which the com pany will open here wltblto n short while. The local store will be uum bor 67. All of tho other stores be ing located In Oregon iith tho ex ception of two which are at Long view und Vancouver. Washington. Crank Case Service Quickly and efficiently performed. Saves you time and expense. GENERAL FIRESTONE and OLDF1ELD Klamath Tire House "Cap" Calkins Klamath Ave. & 6th St. Firestone, General and Old field Tires. If When you havo tire trouble you want your tires repaired as good aa now havo them vul canized in tho best, equipped shop In Klamath Fails. Our Helnta Electric steam Vuloan luern and expert repair men as sure you of tho best possible results. Reed Auto Supply Co. S. 11th Near Main Phone 298 si'iiKiri; iifvun visitor i It u i" i Lacy one of Hpragno Riv er rnalrirtnia, wll knonvn In Klam ath KUIIa, enjoyod llio week end Uqlldaya bore vlaltlng with friondi. Ho rolurned to one this mOtnlDg. MAXV PHIHONHHS A ho. i. '.in,; problem that will not le sulvod until a new lull i con mructedj I thai which facibs O'.io HlmrlfX'd office. Tho Jnll on llio top flour ot tho court houao la now iiil'ol, ovllli 27 irlaoners. VfMVKU K.XJOy Hi ST Mr. und Mrs. K. H. Walio mot r od to tho Ualin country Sunday where thoy enjoyed loveral Iioura hunting Chinese pheasants. The i ; tunned lat eVenlng with the limit. TO ( A I. II OHXIA C. O. Oatrom who ban 'been 1O11 nected with the warren Construc tion company In Kluinatii Kails for several months left fills in'onln': for Calif 'irntu where he will spend the jA'Iuter months. C1KTH THKKK POINTER T. Tanner returned Sunday from the Laltevlow osuntry with 'a three point buck. Tanner with u.vo oom panloog has been in the Lake comi-vl.-w country fir tiie past week. AT CRATKII LKt: .Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lan.lls moi- '.red to Cuter Lake on Sunday, en joying the frip and findfug the roadn In good ' .inlftion. t) Kl HI.XKflS L. W. Long returnei su.iaay rrom ( hlLoulu wiicre .,!- m.l. ri 'l oa Saturday to transact business mat ters. HUNTS IS POB VALLKV Hen l-oar, Sr.. with Jack Simp son and Hen I,oa: Jr., spent Sunday hunting lu Ble IPoe Valley cou.itry. The party returning last evening with the limit in iuul). ;) TO CRATER LAKE Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Rico. Mrs. W. -S. Slough and Mrs. Sarah Phil lips left earl,, this morning for Crater like where they planned to spend file day. SUNDAY AT ASHLAND Mr. 03d Mrs. Otto Langslot, Mis. W. P. McMillan. Miss Louise C.U tuxzo and Miss Lillian Scoffield motored to Ashland Sunday where they spent tijie day. The party en joying a picnic dinner in tho Ash land park at ncjon. SCXDAV MOTOR TRIP Mr. will Mrs. E. W. Vonulce and children with Miss Maude Hood and Miss Anna Metcalf enjoyed a mott;r trip to Merrill Sunday after noon. MEETING TONIGHT Tho members of the American association of University Women will meet in the basement of the library this evening at. eight o'-lo-k according to announcement made toda'y. SHOPPING HERE Mrs. A. M. Thomas, of Malin, i amtOg the out of town shipper: hero today. MOTORED TO MAUN Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. O, C. Hayes, .Mrs. DOCle Norris and Wyma Hrcihorlon enjoyed a ni'Hor trip to Malin. Willi MRS. POWELL Mrs. Z. J. Powell will bo 'hostess on Wednesday afternoon to Hie members of tho A. N. W. club. VISITIXH WITH DAUGHTER Mra. H. A. Daves Orchufdlst of Forostvll.le, CalUomla, is t'he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Bar trett. MRS. UTLL1TS RETURNS Mrs. L. , F. Wllllts returned lint evening fram Talcnc, w'.iere slie ivas called svir.o ten dajs igo by the death of fher mother. She was ac conipauied home by her brother, R. A. Alfor.l. who will spend several days hero visiting. MONDAY lti:(.TSTRAT10X,S T. F. Kavanojugh, Wllmnr, Cal., K. K. Berg, Virigtntn, Minnesota, W. tl tlmldard, Jarbridge. Nov.ulit. N, .1. Haltimer, Crescent, litiy, Cal., and E. F. McCullough, Oakland. Cal. registered, nt tiho chamber ot Bommeree oftloe this forantoon. Dinner party tonight Mrs. will Houston is being bJostasa to a number ot her friends this SvenlPg with un Informal dinner party at tho Houston homo. Burroughs machines can be depended upon for the I right answer always and everywhere one reasdn j! why the pioneer of 1 8 8 4 is the leader of today. jj I tg BURROUGHS SALES and SERVICE ' Machines as low as $75 Ask for Demonstration I. K. TRAYNOR Representative Box 1033, Klamath Falls Phone 653M L Fur Mamifaccuring. Coat Remodeling Alpwurk guaranteed Mrs. Wm. Bessler 430 Klamath Ave. Between Fourth and "Fifth Next to Moose Hall COUNTY CHARGE MAKES ESCAPE Tommie Fambraugh of Okla homa Takes Departure from Klamath Tljree was the magic uumber for Tommie Franibaugh of Ardmorc. O)clabl0ma, .u.ndcr the care of the Klamath county heall'a unit for a malignant skin disease. Twice Tommie endeavored to es cape and awice he was brought ha.-k to the pest 'house by health outh oritles, determined to detain, him until tho disease was t.-ured. The third time was the charm, and he made a clean get-a-way Fri day night. Franibaugh was picked up early last week a tow minutes after he hii.l arrived in this towu from Ro!0 burg. BRBSLAU. General Ludendorf is thankful for quick action by tho polico that saved him from a threat ening group of communists who sur rounded his car. One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds In Twenty Days Skinny Men Can Do the Same That's going some but skinuy men. women and children just can't help putting on good, healthy f lesh when they take McCoy s coa Liver Oil Compound Tablets. As chock full ot vltamines as tho nasty, fishy tasting cod liver oil itself, but these sugar-coated, taste less tablets are as easy to take as candy and won't upset tho stomach. Olio Woman gained ten pounds in twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, sixty cents. Ask Underwood's Phar macy, Star Prug Store. Whitman's Drug Co., or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Llvef Oil Compound Tablets. Directious and formula on each box. "Set McCoy's, tho original and gouuluo Cod Liver Oil Tablet.'' OVERMIER LEAVES WITH PROMOTION ! Standard Oil Company Man Promoted After Two Years Here W. H. Ovcrmler. special nscnt for j the Standard Oil company in Klam ath Kails, leaves for Sacramento, 1 California, ptihin the next few di ys, I after being located here for the pat .two years. Mr. Overmier's leaving ! means a promotion with his com j pany, soicg south to aerjre as t i y ;alosmiin bf Saeramcnto. - Phil Motiltern who has been with the company in Koseville, Catiforniii I will arrive the middle of this we k ( to take over .Mr. Overmier's position. Brown Case Goes up to Grand Jury Eari Brown, former Klamath Falls boxing promoter, lost his first skirmish in iiis fight to prove his innocence of the charge of issuing a check without funds in the bank, when he1 was bbund over to the grand jury this morning by Justice of the Peace Ed Kendall. Brown's preliminary hearing( was held Sar r.rday. Bond was set at $7."0, which Brown was attempting to raise this morning. Complaining witness in the case is Miss Bee Begin. THOMAS RETURN'S When A. M. Thomas, secretary of the Klamath Irrigation district returned last week-end from Port land where he has been an Inter ested spectator at the Klamath rail road hearing, be did not return alone. He returned with 300 head of Hampshire ewes and 10 or 50 head of young Hampshire rams, which he will sell to farmers of the Maliu country. Today Mr. Thomas was busy driving the sheep, tu Malin. I,ON BURKE IX TOM S' Still a bit shaky in the legs from a paralytic stroke lot n week ago. Lota Burke, deputy sheriff, was in town today to- testify on behalf of tho state in the case of State vs Fuller, which opened this morning fn circuit court. BUSINESS TRIP Mrs. Edna Dunn motored in from her home at Bonanza, this after rfcton, to attend to buslnses matters and dj SOnJfl ribonphjg. OF CHILOQUIN Mrs. A. 0, Oeiger. ot Chlloquin, spent the greater part of the day hero shopping. Mll.TOX SWARTWOOD BACK After touring through California Milton SwaTtiwoud, well known lo cal boy has returned home. In Chicago a bootlegger had It shipped as books. Bet he claimed It was from the best cellars. m ' ing tonight of "The Making of O'Malley" Milton Sills as a regular, he man, figlitin' cop. A picture with lot's oT human interest and excitement. I Tuesday & Wednesday VIOLA DANA I in her greatest picture,- "Revelation" At The LIBERTY Last showing tonight of "Spook Ranch" J Starring Hoot (iilison Brimming with Sus- . peuse. Laughs, Mys- jt ten- and Action. 1 UH-blJAY ' A Peach of a Picture, "Troubles of a Bride" ADVANCES IN Wood Come without any warning. CHKAl PRIOH8 are on now Don't bo one of many who will order too late.' Winter la near. Phone your orders. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 635 f.ast. Sim