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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1925)
EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OliKUON Sal unlay, November 21, 1D26 Page Four- ' 1 . , niiTTl i - .in r ii i in ... i -- I Mwwffi IK.'V" ' '" "jli"-' 1 ' :'T - - - ----- . - " , . :- - - ' -,- 3 "" "m , , , . , r ipmt r?v I WrDI"ClVT l Iiub the brush cleared l .t . l wRiun ,,i.,,, .,, KLAMATH COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE .'OOSDI UBii ei MERRILL Inc. The evening til spent In mm.jV. F. Fruits. N. B. Woodhouse. Refreshment irere served durtnc nose Rivfs and Hon Funs. The nest Monday evening SI the regular the eveninc.. Those present were h'.ieottnfr will he held December 16 mooting of (he Merrill Rohekah lodr.e Misses Vilma. Miriam and Winifred 'ftl tiro home of Mr?. (1. II. Carleton. officers were elec ted for the ciimi- Oftlold, Eva Murray. Bernloe Kan- 'Irs. Arthur Frailer and Mrs. 0. V. ins Blx monlhR. N. C, Btva farloton; ara. Opal Eskrldce. Louise llalton. ! Shuck will be hostesses. V. 0 Eva Bowman; Sucrolury. Mac swen Lungdahl, Thlrta and Helen V. F. Fruits, Qua Kksman and F. Anderson; financial seoreary, Mary Anderson, Mr. M. A. Bowman, Best IF. .Men-it: attended the meeting of Parker; treasurer, Millie tstukel. The HodgeV, John Dillard. Karl Jlnnette the encampment at Klamath Falls officers Will he installed (he first of and the hosts and hostess,?. Tuesday evening. January. T)u, lnll,lir school is planning to Mr. nnd Mrs. YV. Conrad of Klnm- give an entertainment at the com- ath Falls spent (he week end in inanity hall next Wednesday. Merrill, (he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Th(J ., clMJ1 ... hich ,.,,, is working on the play to he Riven December 1". Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Miller from Turner.. Ore., are visiting with Gus Eeksman for a short time. .Mr. and Mrs. Miller are old friends, of Mr. Eeksman. Junior boys of the high school have received their class rings and the plrls expect to soon receive their pins. Money was made to buy tbese ! by the dance supper recently given ; by the class. ! Miss Ann Sctzer spent Friday I night witb Miss Thirza Anderson. : She returned to her home in Klamath Falls Saturday. YV. C. Bailey. Miss Elsie Tucker and Percy Con ners were married tho last of the week and Tuesday evening a chari vari was given the'm at the home of Mrs. F. N. Mover. Mr. Connors is a brother of Mrs. -Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Connors are both from lieppner. Ore. A number of neighbors spent the eve ntng in games. Itrfroshni'uiit were served during the evening. Misses Edna Merrill and Esther Moore and Eugene Merrill and Los- I ter Mooro entertained (he Christian . Endeavorers of the Fresl-yterian church at the clhh rooms Tuesday evening following the business meet- Wednesday evening degree work was put on by the Title Ijike lodge. L O. O. F., at Merrill. About twenty members from the lodge at Klamath Falls attended. Following the work refreshments were served in (he din ing room (o all preseui. Arthur Frazier was a visitor in Klamath Falls Wednesday. Jas. Dudley from Susanville. Cal.. has arrived in Merrill and Is at the home of his brother. II. K. Dudley in Dodd Hollow, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers were in Klamath Falls Thursday. Mir. anil .Mrs. YV. C. Bailey were bujdBjBSS visitors in Klamath Falls on Thursday. J. A. Murray was in the Falls on Thursday afternoon. , A new service station is being built in Merrill. across the street north Hotel Sutter San Francisco Management Geo. Warren Hooper A popular priced Fireproof Hotel, Centrally Located and noted for its excellent service and unexcelled appointments. Wednesday the Ladies' Aid of the , from the bank. Presbyterian church hold an all day . c A. Panley from the Sanitary meeting at the club rooms. Six com- Market in Klamath Falls was In I forts were tied during the day. At Merrill Wednesday, noon a fine dinner was served by j As the regular meeting of the YV. i Mrs. C. M. Merritt assisted by her 10. T. U. falls on Thanksgiving day. daughter Miss Edna. About twenty ( c called meeting of the union was Mrs K. E. Bradbury. hu lias been rlRlttng In Portland (he last (wo weeks, relumed homo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Burke loft Saturday for Crescent city for a two weeks' vacation. Mr. Boh Kbermnn of San Jose visited nt the home of Mr. and Mis. It B. Itrndbury Monday. Mr. Eherman Is an old friend of Mr. Bradbury and had net seen lilei for the pusl nine years. e. croup w ...e jui.ii. ,,..-. business visitors In Henley surprised Mr. and Mrs. w . ; F. Ililyard Monday evening with j tin cans and cow bells. It was only after n difficult search that the merry-makers found the newly mar ried couple at the G. W. Ililyard ranch and then the (tin began. Everyone agrees that It was a real Charivari. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Mills have moved lo (heir honto in Klamath Falls after spending the summer oh their ranch near Pine Grove, Miss Murjorle Boeder spent the week-end with her cousin. Miss Greta Madison of Klamath Falls. The student council held a meet ing Monday tioou for the purposu Henry Gordon :yul his uenhev, Herbert Gordon, wee I " m liu business In Klamath Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson mo, ored in (he Kluiu.ith Falls Monday, combining a shopping anil business trip. Everybody Is Invited to tho bask et social at Wet-don Balurdny oron lug, November ii, The pre, di will he used for u vlclrola for the m-IiooI, .Mr. and Mrs. I. vie C ird a we;-.- Kl.imalh Paul Sal unlay. K. P. SI If (lor was a business vii jltor at Dorrls last Tucs.l.i,. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. M -folium and family drove orer lo Medford ! last Saturday, to visit with their , daughter Echo McCollum, .vlto Is attending high school In Medfo.d. The family returned to t.:olr home here Sunday afternoon. Floyd Wilson was transacting business in Dorria. Wednesday. -Mrs. g. Wilson ot Klamath Fails. was a visitor nt Wordon last Sat urday. Henry Chapman Is pieparlng to go to San Francisco for tho whiter. If and ,i (lie laud plowed , Hi) lo ore-ling a nice llltle hoiian mi 'Ms' new fium. The futility hi now living in i lie Brandenburg hsust II. B, Johmioa Is plowing (he farm of Mr. Argravos which wq un derstand ho pal retiled. A well R j te eiitly drilled on (his place. I'M , new Irrlgaltbn system here has start ! ed i ho farmers .working. The ladles ot (ho llelplti,; Hand mot with Mrs. M.rtle Gruyson, Wed ! gMdl v-mi- sewing was done and plans made, cointnlttoi-s appelated, 'ot:., for tho buagr uud onlortalit mpj( ivhlcli the ladles (SPtcl lo , have tho evening of lieceinbor -I hi the Community iuill. The next inoct lug will be held at the home ot Mr. I A. M. Thomas. Di-.-euiber 2. i ... . ... . of making a division of (ho high Mr. cntipman s uaugnier .Mrs. Ba school's portion of the money taken jwa-d Crawford lives In San Fraa in at (he box social. It was deolded Cisco. that the money be put Into one DaW McCollum and wife motor fund and both boys' and girls' nth-,ed (o YVerdeii. Wednesday morning, letlc associations get 'the necessary The school children tiro planing a equipment Jor athletics. Basketballs, picnic lunch at school YVedno'iUy, and baseballs will be ordered soon, j November 25. to celebrate Thanks Mary West, formerly a student of j giving at which lime their program Klamath county High. ;s now at-, will bo given. HIDES & FURS We do Tanning, Mount Speci mens, Make Robes. Rugs. Lad ies' Fur Coats, Buckskin, Lace and Latigo, Leather, Chapps, Buckskin Gloves, and Remodel Hides and Furs. Guarantee Satisfaction at cord ing to quality of Hidesand Furs A. B KIT ON Taxidermist, Tuiuier, Furrier On Highway, near Riverside Store, North of ROSEBURG, ORE., R. F. D. 2 ladies were seated at the table. This ;wos Mrs. Merritt's lust meeting as ;they expect to move to Corvallis dur ' ing the Thanksgiving holidays. In ', the afternoon a number more ladies came in. The regular monthly busi .neses meeting was hold hi the after , noon and plans for the bazaar to be jheld in the community hall Decem ber 4. were made. The Aid will meet Monday Not. SO to make articles. Those present Wednesday were Mes ! dames P. D. liewis, YV. F. Jinette, J. YY. Taylor. C. E. Craig, YV. F. 'Hill, C. YV Shuck. Arthur Frazier. Ivan Kilgore. G. H. Carleton, H. C. Parker, C and M. A. Bowman, J. YY'., C. YY'., C. P. and J. L. Hasklns. J. L. Farthingham. M. L. Moore, R. L. Dalton, fe L. Pope, Albert Myers, Tomilson. J. A. Brown, Geo. Offield, held YY'ednesday afternoon in the club rooms following the meeting of the Aid. Geo. Craig visited with his broth er C. E. Craig this week. Roofing High Quality Slate Roofing at Mail Order Houses Prices F. 0. B. Our Store 422 Klamath (Old Dodge Garage) See it before you send your money out of town and Yvait for deliveries. v': ' !' ' Now is the time to give your old roof a neYv coat, will add years of service, inexpensive, easy applied. Have it in stock in 5s, 10s and 50 gallons. A, F. Graham Office 420 Main St. Store and Warehouse 422 Klamath Ave. Phone 526 FORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mrs. Charley Vinson, ac-, companiod by Miss Elva Moon, were' business callers in the county seat Tuesday. Fred Peterson, county school su perintendent, spent Tuesday visiting the Fort Klamath schools. Miss Lenna Sargent, who has spent the past week in Klamath Falls. re-J turned to her home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Martin spent. Tuesday shopping in Klamath Falls, j Mr. and- Mrs. Kuy Loosley, who! spent the summer on their ranch near Keno, have moved to Ashland) where they will spend the winter J with Mr. Jjoosicy's mother and fath er, Mr. and Mrs. George Loosley. Mr. and Mrs. D. YV. Ryan wi re guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keller of Klamath Falls Tuesday eve ning. Mis3 Mnxiene Forein, who lias been rooming at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, has recently moved to the home of Mr. and .Mrs. R. A. Moons. Russcl Scott, who spent (he past (wo months south, has recently re turned, a Charley Brophy has moved here (o spend the winter. Arch YVimer has about ten more days of lumber hauling. Mrs. Harold Nichols of Klamulh tending school at Henley as a mi tu ber of (lie Freshman class. Leland Triplet! has been absent from school (his week. in (he last soccer football game of this season, the Henley team de feated the Klamath team, last Fri day, by the score of 2 to 1. At the same time the Henley girls defeated the Klamath girls in vol ley l ull, by the score of 19 to 32. This makes the sixth consecutive victory of the aeuson for Henley. GRANGE DKMANTMfcB At TO DETROIT, Nov. tO, (AP) The Detroit News today quotes ('. Har old YVills, presideol u( the YVIIls Saint Glatri Inc.. mOigr car mak ers, as saying: that Harpkl "Iti-d" Orange appeared al (ho main of fices of Hie cpmpan) at Maryavllle, Midi., last June and demanded aq ,-iuto "lo square" the use of Grange's name In a series of advertisement, The demand was refused. Don't forget tho Saturday evening. ! basket lal Falls has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Loosley. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hfnes, who has been employed at the Fort Klam ath hotel the past summer, have re moved to North Bend. Ore., for the winter. Ed Briscoe returned to bb home Tuesday from Illy, Ore., with 25 head of Jersey milk cows. G. 8. Hoyt mid wife from Klam ath marsh are spending n few days visiting friends here. BEIRUT, Syria, Nov. 30. (AP) I n ttoUliei-M ami civilian were kill- od or uouiidtvt ulicn-nn automobile I f i I bus proccUuag from Beirut to Dam- iiiscus wail nltuckcf! a feiv miles jnorthcaatiof the bitter cltr i -- Safeguard Your Home It does you little good to scrape and save to build that home of your, UDless you take steps to see that It is protected. The one rure way to be prelected Is t'i take out fire Insurance. YVe are agents for tho world's largest companies. Our rhtes are reaionable. We give personal service on every claim. J. H. DRISCOLL HART BLDG. Surety Bonds PHONE 432 Life, Fire and Auto Insurance LEGAL NOTICE Sr.MMONH In tho Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Klamath Law No. 20D1. C. F. Haj-rison as Guardian ad litem of and for Charles Har rison, Junior, a minor. Plain tiff, vs. Maude Moriurlty, De fendant. To Maude Mpriarlty, the above named defendant: In the Name of tlie State of Oregon: Td'u Mfa hereby required to all pear and answer I he complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the 22nd day of IVi. mbor, 1025, that being the last day of the time prescribed In tie; Order for publication of this Sim mons made by the above entitled Court November 'i, 1025, and if you foil so to appear, plead, answer or otherwise move within that time, f ir want thereof, plaintiff wfll apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, as follows, to-wlt: For a judgment urn Inst the defend ant. Maude Moriarlty, for the sum of 1600.00, together with interest thereon from April I, 1II21, nt 11 per annum, together wllh plaintiff's ( f and disbursements and tie.-i-ti-in' cost herein, ami that the prop erty of defendant attached ill this action, to-wlt, (he Northwest 4 and die West Vi of (he Northeast and the West Vi of the Southwest '4 of Section :!G, Township ,18 South, Range u Bast, W, M., 1n Klamath County. Oregon, be i.ojd to satisfy the plaintiff's demands herein; the said sum of $600.00 with interest thereon as aforesaid, beln due upon a cer tain judgment rei-ovorod by the plaintiff against the defendant, on the date las I aforesaid In the Circuit Court of He- State of South Dakota in and for Brown County therein. This summons In :ierved upon you. I lo- .- aid defendant, by tint publica tion thereof in the Bvonlng Herald, a newap&per published in Klamath -Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, and oi general circulation In said County and State, once a week -for C conaeCU tive' and successive weeks, tho first publication being made November 7. 1926, and the last publication be tbg made December 10, 1025, by or ii r ui the Honorable A. L. Leavltt, Judge of the Court aforesaid, which was made, entered and filed in said Court and cause November 0, 1925. J. II. ( ARNAIIAN, Attorney for Plain-tiff. Address Loomls Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28, DOC. 5, 12, 10, Shasta View-Malm Mrs. Ilello Klrkpatrlck ,ho hai been visiting in Klamutii Falls has tettirned to her home with la r dnughter, Mrs. V. A. Layman. Joe Mlcka and wife and djuga: er, Georgia, worn business visitor la Klamath Falls (he first of the week. They made the trip In Ihclr new Ford sedan. Tho teachers of tho Shnstti Y'lt w school will give tin entertainnien: and pie social Friday evening ut tho school house. Ladle, come and bring a pie. Mrs. O. F. Gllck and children who have been visiting In Asblnid huvn relumed home. Turkey buyers and turkey pITk ers. havo been busy the past few days. Quito a number of turkeys ovcro raised In this section but not as many as formerly. High prlru of grain and low price for thfl birds have discouraged the f iTnors, 'tho this year the prlco was belle.-. Oliver Martin was called to BeU iughoui. Wash., this week by t ie set ions illness of lifs sister. Mrs. A. Turner of Klamath Fads was a visitor with her daughter, Mrs. Emma YVilson and Mrs. Wdu Klrkpatrlck the past few days. J. L. Bailey and wife were din ner guests of Mr. und Mrs, Joe Ulcka Sunday. Mr. Brown who ban purcbasod 100 acres of the Brundenburg place tyft The LIBERTY "Gun-Shy" Fniniciyn Furnum's luteal western lomedy-drama. pos sessor, all I he requisites of n good ilonn photoplay. Full of action from start to finish, comedy iltuattpOI ga lore, an Interesting story carried by a well balanced cast and the most picturesque und Ideal scenes obtain able. Tho cast for "ilun-Hhy" are all pardoularly adapted to the paru ihey portray, over iwo hundred cow. boys wore used in tho picture, all true sous of Hie wenl. (ho rapidly ills, appearing, picturesque oowpuncher. "tlun-Shy" Is a breesy action story of (he great outdoors, brimful of suspense, romance and comedy and plays at the Liberty tonight only. A throbbing und Ion Immune story Is Involved In a way (bat Is bounded by realism and color In (bo ! big production. "Black Lightning." which come to the Liberty theater on Sunday and Monday. The film Is gWay from Ibe stereo type features both In Its height of romantic construction and cast which Is In-tided by "Thunder," tie- Marvel Dog. and Includes such players us Clara Bow, Harold Austin, F.ddlo Phillips, James Mason. Joe Butter worth. Mark l-'enton and John l'rlnce. Many thrilling reenen and bin cli maxes lire staged In "Black Light ning" with all of the action taking place In Hie hilts of lit" Kentucky mountains, centering around a bloody feed which has been rafting for yearn. It Is n picture (hut lias a modern love slory nnd will appeal to till lovers of good dims. cvfr the NNE TREE !- plrUrt, "A Hi of Hl Fin b I . .,! the I'm., Tieo Sunday, pro duccd now Harold Bell Wilghl's latest bout seller. Is claimed to ho Hi" fliiusl "wegtprn" thai bus ever reach ed (be serein! To seek up this big claim. Paramount mentions First the nuiboi. Harold Bell V rigid. Wright's lal"" of (be won bine i oim Into more homos Hum (hot ,0 any Other writer. Hi. ring 100 last idghi years his books have been read by more limn t.O.UOO.OOO people In (he Pulled Slates atone. .:, cbad I the director. Victor Flout lor;, who mule "Adventuro" and Til- Devil's Cargo." lie also made "TO die tbUI Man" (he flri.l .tine firoy - Paramount production. "The Coll of the Canyon." another Zaun Uroy special, and "Empty llundo" uro also on tils long list of successes. $10.00 I'm- Kuril Tixn ini; KV covc-i s initsjled, Any nl:iss enclosures inailc for any car. Oregon Harness Co. . Seventh & Klamath Ave. LONDON - The House of Lords bai I one- red. Tie- heio hes have been upholstered !u that color. If when you have lire trouble you wnul your (Ires rcpnrlod ns good SS o m h.ive ittotti v til - l-atllred III the best equipped shot, in Klamath Falls. Our Helntl Klectrle Steam Y'ulcuii litors nnd expert repair men as sure you of tlio best possible results. Reed Auto Supply Co. S. 11th Near Main Phonp 298 Everything in Electrical Fixtures For the home. Irons, washers, Lighting fixtures and accessories, etc.-see us for expert house Wiring, Link River Electric Co. IT A Home Plant The Lakeside Lumber Company, owned and managed by local men, solicits your patronage. We, as residents of Klamath County, are vitally interested in its de velopment. We are interested in no other locality. As the town grows, we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid every prospect ive builder. What We Offer You We offer the benefit of our years of experience in choosing the type of building best suited to your needs and to your pocketbook. We offer you prices that will com pare favorably with any in the city. Finally, we offer you a complete stock of the best building materals, including Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork, Lath, Shingles, Plaster Board, Prepared Roofing, Plaster, Builders' Hardware We are sole agents for Carey Specification guaranteed roofing. Lakeside Lumber Co. JACK SLATER, Manager Center and Klamath Phone 128
