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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1925)
Sutui day, Ofltobw 24, 1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH falls, OREGON Pago Flv ' . muiiiwinii.il', 'am' fciWs,ll pi kuw fm,-i -r- , .... l . - ni ' isitti irr h . '"4W WW .fe (. ai ! . ' xK 7" tt tt Y"zr --tt tt i t- ' rr Cr . -fllrf I h i ,ti . rrm 11- n. v,. v . 11 113 ..-; 1 -- xa 1 1 iy, r - Additional Society m 1 1 in ii 'i . 1 LAOODH mi wiiii mum. STUCK V TIIK regular niulllllly llirilllllg "f lln Mm hndlm 1 .11 tllctt AM wiiii held lit I ho homo of .Mix. K. C. Hiu'ky on Oanby avenue on Thurt day Afliiruoun. Mm. Ml in ky, Mm. Kenneth Huilth mill tin, Norrln V 'in,: allng 111 h i iii 'ii ' 1 fur Hi" attaratjoni Tiin dtcornijoBi ibrpugh. out tiin tuna wars oepeelally pretty Willi uutumn flnwora and . Homo lorly of I ho inembcra of tint Ahl wrin preacnt. At the cloau uf i.iu bua.linaa .H i. .iii iiiiii Ihi- himli 'iiicii urvod Unlit rifri'ihmi'Hln. nans ror thu boaaar and odskod loud mile were dlepuad. 'J h i ilul" dm hli., I u poll I 1 ho 1), nlirr (Kill. Al 11 dale III thu vory BMr (uturu thu luiiiu.i win knttouno too plaoa of sale. Kane work wU ll trlbuted among ut tadlee to runt ploto fur tho bazaar. Thursday, November nlm ii 0:1th, Mm. K II. Ilulalger lll ho liiiHom. TIiIm gathering to bo 11 Joint tflMnV ing t 1 ho aid mid tho Ton Ctfp I' 1 11I1, .MUM. II 1 1. ' I I : AMI MUM. HKI.DIMi to H.VTHHTAIN liivKutloiu for 1111 nf lorti.'oti and evening f bridge mi Oclulwr 2.1. hovo baan leaned ' Mr, b Ii ciiiiooio ami Mn, Mollla Baldloi Cloau to forty 11. 1 1 . on afa out for tho affnlrn whleli will bo hold at lb" homo of Mr. Chile jIm on Norl.i Troth. Hotel Sutter Kan I'ranelm-o Mmtagrlilcllt Q06i WaffOII Hooper A popular prlOOd PhteDtpOl Hotel, Cantrally Loccnd and noted fir iu excellent sorviM ami unexcelled uiipoiiitmouui, THE MTBIMRV DBTA11THBNT ir l'NIVKRITV WOMEN (Uj miss UAYOKUJ. lBAVITT) rTpHATl "Crlllui art 'hnislouH and J. iiiatioloua noliuaU. That (hay novor toad now liojkn boymil j Hi" firm ctiuplor, and (hoy 1 k ini a llula or DOtblni of (aooral I lllaratnra. They baVa opluloni hui mi (pnvkUon, t'.ii I r opinion balng inn i..,i 10 Ion thotlld ho dainuod and frlaoda praiatdi" will ,in refuti-d and not aaldo by tho I, Horary doparl ! nionl of lliu Amerlean Anioelatlnn .if rulvomliy Wiinen, whlili niot for 'Hip fliat tlnio on Novombor TUj.i al :i n eloi'k al I ho hoinu nf Mra. it. K. (loary, 237 Co.lur tltoot. Amnrlean c jnlnmpurar erlileH will he ItttlMad and crillelnud In I.. oil turn by mvuibura uf thin (TOUU. Homy I.. Monkou hint the lniior of balm "r,t on lha lid, as la per ifnetly propvr fdOCa lie la RMtad flral pin o anion. Auiorleam by hla eountryinen and Kuripoana allko. I a' .ni or a of thin alady bran. -it of tho AaaOOlatlOB are Mra. 0, A. K.auao and Mra. tieary. 'I'lio.. ore particularly a ixloua tU niouihera of tho Ar.aoelatlnn wh 1 at leinl the 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 ; uoxt Saturday laftarnoop io praparad to dUcuaa Mr. UaBkaa fton aooa pim uf view, elliher that nf critic, editor, or to .'invo aoino definite knowledge of I hln Ufa and loinponneiat. Tho incet 1B( Ob N 'vein her "til., promlaea to i bo u lively nno alnco Mr. Menk..u ia a peraun wh Innpirea iuteliao dla llko or alBOa) eanlnu duvollnn In hla Teadi'ta; niKumcnu ahoui.t Hiero fore bo many, and thero la nolhlUK llko urKUni on I DO arouse inlorcet li a auhjoct. Thou' wUbvbg to preparo them-M-lvca in the matter of Mr. Menken will BpJd flint l " nay hn boon made aaiy by Mm. Krauae who Dal Mgrataffed at) material avallahlo and placed It on reaervo nl the City Llbraw rooma. A tentative lint of man to bo A Modern House Reminiscent of Old Colonial Days LOOK AHEAD Join the community tree planting campaign Make your property more valuable and at the same time more beautiful. Co-operate with your neighbors and have your street a street of trees. Last But Not Least- Build a Perrin Planned House Behind the Trees H. R. Perrin "For Economical Building" 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J Support the tree planting campaign . X . la ' . J'.v.i'. 'V' i-' Xi r Ut i 1 r it a . (Ml ii. . . . I Siiia'iliii i ia; rmTrn t?r- BP.ir-. cgggaM off Kk-fJL I S . i House No. 717 """1II1S house turned endwise or broad- T1 I side to the street, to fit vour par- ;i iicul;ir lot, will be equally-attractive. ..si Simolicitv is the keynote of thisde- : : inn which a!apl itself to all colors and textures of brick. With Kood bond and mor tar joint treatment, it will be a Rem in any land-Rcaix-. Two shades of brick miht be used, one lor the field and the other for the trim. Thus the band course at the second story window sill, the quoins, arches, and the like might be either nightly darker or lighter than the body of the wall, preferably darker. Following the usual Colonial plan, the en trance hall has la?en centered, with the stairway nscending to a landing where one might expect Ihe genial welcome of grandfather's clock. The living room on the left is unusually large ivith a fine fireplace on the opposite v.all and French doors opening to the sun porch. The dining room on the right opens on a breakfast porch beyond, directly connecting with the ut ten, p;uitry, and rear porch. Tliis arranse- Duigncd fur American Face Brick Auociation ment would, if desired, permit the use of the breakfast porch as a play room for the children. A lavatory and coat closet are off the hall. Note the garage connected with the kitchen. Of the four large bedrooms on the second floor, two are arranged for twin beds. A linen cabinet is found in the hall. If the two bath rooms shown are not needed one may be con verted into a sewing room if so desired. The attic wliich has sufficient space for several more rooms is reached by a convenient stairway. The porch adjacent to the dining room and kitchen may, if desired, be converted into a maid's bedroom by omitting the French doors from the dining room. If the building site should happen to slope to either side, the garage could be placed under either porch instead of where now shown. The basement is arranged fcr laundry, heater and fuel rooms, vegetable cellar, storage, and a fine light space for work-shop. The ceilings of both floors are 8 feet G inches ia beight, and the content is 40,000 cubic feet I rroitrani for week Oct. 2G-Nov. 3. Sunday uiornlnK Sunday school 10 a. in.; preaching 11a. m, Sunday afternoon f! p. m., Fel lowship maati and naaaaga by the pan tor. Sunday evening---7:?0 p m. Great STaafeltatlc aervlce. Divine heallns aervlee nt clone of the jneHHaftc. llrlcK tho sick. Mid-week Wedncaday, 7:30 p. m., I'ralae and prayer, followed by a rncaaaifo by the I'aator. Friday. 7:30 p. m.. Great mid week revival service. Capacity crowd expected at all Hcrvicea. A honrty welcome end Invitation to all. 4 ' Sarred Heart Church .7unday, October 25, 1925. Children's Mass 8 o'clock. High Mta 10:30 o'clock. Sermon: Our Father: "Hollowed be Thy Name." Evening Devotions: 7:30 o'clock. Ilev. A. F. Looser, Pastor. First Presbyterian Church Sixth and Pine Streria (Arthur L. nice, minister) 10 a. m. church school. 11 a. m. Miss Elolae Mcl'heraon will sing "Blessed Are tho Poor in Spirit" Ward-Stephens. Anthcn : 'jubilate Deo" Buck. Organ num bers: "Adagio" Gounod. "Berceuse" Ilyinsky. Sermon: "Choosing a A Foundation." G:30 p. m. Intermediate and Young People's C. E. meetings. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Ser mon topic: "Second Things First." Organ numbers: "Herbstnacht" Frysinger, "Communion" Batiste. Vocal trio: "Peace I Leave With You", Misses Jennie Grover, Vera Houston and Elolse McPhcrson. Aa them: "Tarry With Me, O My Sav iour," Schnecker. Inheritance Tax Will Be Reduced 1 ! I i j g ( m j 20 Discount on Wall Paper Browne's Paint Store xv. P, Poller'". Patna Valapar Vu alafaat, Wnllpaipar, stains and oalolmluaa j studied has b.-en arranged as fol lows: Qeorgo Jean .Nathan, dramatic I critic for lae American Mercury; Alexander WoOtMtt, orltk for Vanity , Fair; K-jbert llcnchley, dramatic critic for Life and a contributor to "Tho Iliukuian"; Howood lirouu. of tho New York World; Henry Slbol Canity, editor In chief o.f "Tho Baturdary Bavlew"i Walter Llpp- mnnn; Christopher Morley; William Hose Bonnet; Osward Garrison VII lard, editor of tbe "Nallou"; Stewart Sherman; Sherwood Andersou; N'ich olaa Roosevelt, of tho Now York Times; Waldo Frank and Kenerly Dlghy, of the Now York Evening Post. MR. AND MRS. nitowxio li.NTKRTAIX AT DINNER MB. AND MRS. It. W. BROWNE entertained with dinner at tholr home In Hut Springs on Wednesday ovanlttg, honoring Mr. Carl Bohnott and Mr, George Van Byoklyn of San doso, California, Tho dinner table was lovoly with a Dutch silver bask et of assorted flowers In pastel similes and glowing pastel shaded tapers igrmiped about tho eenter pioco. Dinner was served at tho hour of Six-thirty oVleck and cov ers nvero laid for Mr. nn.i Mrs. Loo Houston aiad children. Bids mid Allen, Mrs. Harny Egan of Long Beaob, California, Mr. Goorgo Von Sjvklyn and Mr. Carl Bohnett, Mr. and Mrs. it, W. Browne and child ren, Rlensrrd and Qtlaabeth. : no hostess nniDOH ON MONDAY EVEX1XO A MOST enjoyable ntfnlr of this past week was the "no hostess" bridge party on Monday evening, when twolve social matrons of the city gathered at tbe home ot Mrs, Victor Palmer on North Eleven. Hal lowe'en decorations were attraottvo I ly used In doorp&tlng the fdonts, ! During the evening thero wore I llireo lablos In piny, with Mrs. M. F. I'arter holding h'?h score r.nd Mrs. Allen Sloan receiving second high. At theconrluidon of the play, dainty refreshments were served. Among those who gathered at tho Palmer homo were Mrs. A. D. Ep person. Mrs. II. K. Smith. Mra. M. F. Parker, Mrs. Bodney Smith. Mrs. Jos. Avery. Mrs. Robert Sloan, Mrs. Knight. Mrs. T. K. SLillington, Mrs. Guy Manning, Mrs. Allen Sloan, Mrs. W. J. Stetnmetl and Mrs. Victor Palmer. SCOTCH PLAIDS A HE VERY SMART SCOTCH plaids are In vogue agnin. Perhaps we might say that Queen Mary and Princess Mary gave them a boom nt one of the recent gatherings nt Balmoral Castle at Hraemnr by appearing in tartan skirts. Now the "Black Watch" tartan and the black and white Shepherd s plaid, which are neutral in tone are in special demand. Skirls made from tho plaids which are shown in the smart shops are closely pleated at the bock like kills. Their fronts are wrapped and fastened on tho side with a largo gold or silver kilt pin. These ndd H smart touch to the garment, Both the Qttoen and the Princess wore skirts "which fell almost to tholr ankles. They -wore woolen stockings. Highland tailors In Scotland are very much amused at tourists who wear tartan skirts, with silk hosiery and high heeled slippers. And after all the walking oxford with smart sport hoso ore the proper thing to bo worn With such garments. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION- OF I'MVEHSITY WOMEN MEET Monday evening the American as sociation of University Women held their rcgulnr meeting In the club rooms of tho library, Mrs. Kachcl D, Solomon presided at tho meeting, which proved ono ot tho most suc cessful tho club members have hud. Plans for the three study groups were discussed. "Modern Literature" which tak?s lb one group, will bot4 a meeting on Saturday a.ternoon at three thirty on November seventh, at the home of Mrs. R. E. Ceory al 237 Cedar. If the demand is rrreat enough this class will hold an after noon and evening meeting. Mrs. Charles Wood Eberleln who is In charge ot the "dramatic" sec tion, will have the members meet with her on Thursday evening, Octo ber twenty ninth, nt eight o'clock. Tho "Child nf Pre-school Age", wliich takes in the third study sec tion, is under tho direction of Mrs. A. L. Rico and will meet at her home on Tuesday. November third. Education week will bo sponsored by the club and Miss Lei. nine West was appointed at tho meeting Mon day evening to get In touch with the various other civic bodies in the city. To tho mooting of tho various groups, matrons of tho c'uy who are interested are cordially invited to at tend as guests of the club memhurs. Mrs. Rachel Solomon was appont ed to represent tho local club at the state convention which will be held In Corvallis on the seventh of No vember. An unusual amount of interest has been shown in the meetings this fall and it is expected that this winter will be by far the most successful the club has enjoyed. .;. . .;. oAt The Churches Episcopal Church Row J. Henry Thomas At A.O.U.W. Hall Holy communion at S:30 a. m. Church school at 10 a.m. Morning Prayor nt 11 a. m. Following morning prayor an urg ent meeting of tho congregation will be held, according to Rev. Thomas. ) The Four Square or Four Fold Gospel Rov, O. Lewis, Evnngclist-rastor. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. ()P) Proposals for Immediate reductions in the federal inheritance tax with appeal at the end of six years were indorsed today by Chairman Green of tho house ways and means com mittee. Such a scheme was presented to the committee yesterday by the national icommittee on inheritance taxation composed cf tax experts from every section of the country. In indorsing the six years' plan, Mr. Green said this time would give opportunity for states tD enact uniform inheritance tax laws prior to withdrawal of the federal gov ernment taxes. Chairman Green opposed immedi ate appeal, but suggested that full credit might be allowed In settle ment of t'ae federal levies for amounts paid on state inheirtaace taxes. Secretary Mellon has pro-posed immodiate repeal and his posi tion was endorsed yesterday by a number of governors. Wood We bAVO niTiinRrd for an r.Uru good Btipply of LIMB-WOOD and tho first car Is being un loaded today It Is 10 Inch. A car of 12 inch will be In . ?,londny. We can also furnish this high grade heater wood In 2 and 4 ft. longth, on orders for It. We advise early buying as the supply may be snowed In, a little later. Prompt service and fair prices will prevail. We handlo all kinds of Wood Coal & Fuel OH PEYTON & CO "WOOD TO BURN' 601 Main Phone Mfi Reliable Crank case service and General and Firestone Tires gets you anywhere. Klamath Tire House "Cap" Calkin Klamath Ave. & 6th St Firestone, General and Oldtield Tires. Something New in Waffles Strawberry and whipped cream waffles every day, with a cup of real coffee i at Smithy's Pelican Lunch Sixth St. off Main Everything in Electrical Fixtures For the home. Irons, washers, Lighting fixtures and accessories, ctc.-see us for expert house wiring. Link River Electric Co. L Do You Need Money 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 rent. Monthly payments. Make your arrangements now, before the spring tush begins, so that your dream home may be a reality before snow flies again. There is no quicker way of making money than by real estate investment in a growing town. You are in the growing town the rest is up to you. Momy er & Momyer Insurance Real Eatate Building and Loan Hooka Buildinar Phone 366 nnr nnmnfrivirr'M-riivVMTyiri 'iriir ------- 'iVliajT
