The Evening herald., November 28, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Hnlurday, November 28, 1025
EVENING HERALD, Kl, '.MATH FALLS, OREGON
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You Can't Escape
the Styles
With Profit
Mainly . About People
h l!i -.fit Inn bM Imposed upon lf-t fnoiubare the re
abODafbillty of aaaiiWItfl nn aPPaaltng appeafaiice, ii
mmliilnii a vogue I Inn cxpiiiiiIh the slylii ami fashion
with the rimiiKiiiK season. Provides creations, ol r
linn ami patient tbM forttalli i - mi lany pi dn
mill afford the VMW n choice tail select attire, Hint
ndifii seal ami ill I mi l Inn in his appearance and ree'pj
in IiIh titHto unit station.
Hi-' Mb would pronri"i min t lio abreast uf the t itnn
in appearfocs aa in tboukbt. Tjja adage Hint "elotbaa
iniikn tha man " in lint I rue us n whole lull It In lint
iiiiiInh. Tha foallna of prosperity, nf favorable reoep
(Inn anil th" knowledffe of being well dressed Hive- In
tho inner men u sustaining morale mid hnpny sutjcl-
1 :n i. m t Hn I oan bo minimi! Iii tin other way.
Dress Well And Succeed
mm
J. A. Goldsmith
Merchant Tailor
Upstiirs Suite 309, Winters Building
i
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TIBS H'KATIIKIt
The ('velu-fttormagruuh at I'nder
wood'H pharmacy shiws tba baro
metric pressure lo be rising which
is a favorable Indication ol more
1 sunshine
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Generally fair and caol.
The Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum anil minim urn
HAN I'ltANCIHCO, Nov. 2H.--TII"
iviMifh'T 0Ut(0Ok for tba week be
ginning November ;m wut aapouocad
hem tnilny by llin I'. H. weather bu-
raau aa follow:
Tin' OUtlOOk l for normal titm-
poratufO; unsettled waatber with
ruin in California: It'aln in west
portion of WiihIiIiikIoii anil Oregon,
ami rain or snows in aaatara parti
of Washington ami Oregon,
MCHIUT'l'S MVH TO (. ,. ('.
Mr. and Mm, C. M. Merrill and
family lofl t day fur (,'orvulllH by
innlor where they will make their
future home. John Mprrltt Hon of
Mr. and lira, Merrill who spent the
ThuiikKlvlng liolldayH hero with
bis fnmlly returned north to ra-,
attOia hln studies ut O. A. 0. where
he In eomplelliiK his Junior year.
DIWKIt IIVWKH WKKKI.Y
Mrs. Ilape We-'nn Kllhournc to
day unncunrcd 'the opening of a
n.iius of weekly dinner dance it
the h.itel White Pelican Ibe first lo
be given next Wo lncnliiy evening
Tho White Pelican orcheHtra und. ir
tba d Motion of nuti Lynch win fur-
abtb the dance music.
II i.k is PpBT&AND
A. J, l.ylc of the Klamath Sen
crul lluipltnl left thh afternoon
for Tort land, whore he will remain
for abJttt a woek 'n lr -
DCHlNKMfl .M.vrri:its
H. C. Hook of DellliiKham. Waib
lagtioq, la among the bualueai ri
It'JM In Kiamath Fnlln today. H
plunn to remuln here for acvoral
day.
IIIIIIVM,' HI H'ftlDAY
Mr. and Mm l-'rank C. Pgrlfer,
nan PranJJaco, Howard Camtfftn,
Han Kraaclaco, H. .m. Jonaa, I'ort-
laud, MUflreil W.:l Hend, Carl A,
llumaa, Bagon , Mr. and Mra. W.
fl. Ileardale, Beattlc, II, K. dale.
UrautB I'aaa, W ll )y:he, Kauiluh,
Idaho, Oaorge unatm, Karaft-1
flelil, C. K. II ii in-.. .Myrtle point, lemperaturea today aa folluwa:
H. H. Veat'ob, Portland, M. Hrjalcr, I High H Vcm
Vallojo, Opfllornla, K. H, Mark",
Oununulf, ll. a. Scott, Dunamulr,
Minn Atidom n hunamulr, Mla
Jlurlam Lord, Himmnulr. K, L,
Ward, San .Kran.-la o, Kcnnoth N.
Logan, Sun Krai , Hugh Dngan,
llnnd. Mr- ami '.Ira. T. J. Uone,
San Kranclaeo, wnra among the ar
rlvala or ijirlday .,, the hstol Whjtd
Polli-ttn.
IJTTLK WAV. MICMIi SMITH
Srwlt
i atfr -Cbnaibei
H (7::u l Thru
"i Cuttunerce
Oregon: DjUUttlad, probably ralri
In weal; rain 'or anow in caat por
tion tonight and Sunday, Kormal
taniporatdre, f'ri'h easterly wlndaj
In opening
Jl the ihamla
mornlng'n mail
lommerco , ff f re
thin msrnlng. Mr-. Loa:, Sniltb. as-
lBtant tarratary of tho chamber,
opened a lett.r cnl to 'Sinta" lit
'are of tho joi'al office from a lltt'.a
ol who algn,. i:,.r naino at "Mae
Loulao Smith." The later :n pa -t
read: Dear Sunin claua: I waa:
you to bring m,
bead, not a baby
HBJ3KH DIVORCE
An alter ation, irbleb she alleg
ed emled In her husband atriklng
and beating bcr, waa one tf the
reasons that actuatf 1 Mr). Kllen
Btafrpfd t bring suit far divorce
Irom Claude Stafford today in cir
cuit cpurt. The couple realded in
Tuelton. Okla., in 1923 and It
was at that place thai the alleged
altercation took place.
'0MWMt TheatrejJ
The iia' thai (fatfc New York it's biggest thrill!
"Tarnish"
starring May McAvoy, Main
Column, Norinan Kerry and
It streaks your cheeks with tears
your face with smiles.
Ronald
Myers.
and dimple
I'lrvosl
Harry
DISTRICT M .;i:k HEBE
H. E. Gajc, district manager Of
the American Automobile .associa
tion, with headquarters la Grants
Pass la lo the city cmfer.'ing with
Mrs. Leah Smith, assistant secretary
j of the chamber of commtrcevho is
in c'mrcfl nf the local nfflpp fnp th
Plana d a WlUBtofii. A nt.w dcBk and rug la
head but a r.-ally ! ,, h,. i,,n , ,k ...,
11 Head and .Santa Claua pie,.. , lhe ch,mbw , COBmsrce r0Dmi!.
bring me a bi... jmt hlg enough
for Hefty Mai
Sunday and Monday
RICH RD CAR'J'HELMESS IN
"Shore Leavew
He's a jackic in the Navy, with a sweetheart in every
port. It's the lest picture Oick ever made har none.
i if
. On Tuesday and Wednesday
Lon Chanev Appears in
"THE UNHOLY THREE"
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Fresh
Eastern
and
Olympia
Oysters
at
CLUB CAFE
DOTtOTWV DETiZELL BAST
Miss Dorothy Dalaall Who Journey
ed cast several weeks ago with her
Kiandmolber, Mrt, White, will re
main in Chicago, having entered tha
bnilneai world there. Shu will In
with Miss Ituth 'llon In llo cust
om nu'trotnlls. Miss Delxell at
tended Hie University ot Oregon for
twn yt'ara' nnd Is th 'alitor of Thorn
us Delaeil or the, California Oregon
Power company.
HACK TO COIIV.M.I.IS
Max NeWHOm and Harry Peltr,
who have Iiim'ii ipendlni lhe Tbanka-'
giving holidays In tba city with their
paranti and friends expei-i to leave
tomorrow for O. A. C. to resume
tln-lr studies.
RBTtTHNIKG O, A. 0,
Do Loss Mills wh.i bus spent the
Thanksgiving feoildafa horo ovllh
relatives and friends Is returning
to O. A. C. tomorrow t ) resume his
studies.
RETURNS FROM PRIXEVI1
W. II. Ayors, maintenance man
for the highway lommlsslon. return
ed laat evening from Prlnevlile
where he apent the Thanksgiving
holidays with Ills parenta.
lo got Into and rldfl I
down town. Love and kisses, dear
Santo Mat Loui.-.n Smith, Tbelet
ter waa turned over to the Christ
mas cheat fund.
I UOM Ulii.oyt
Mr. and Mrs. Dili Bowers, roal
.limis nf OiihKinta spcnl tao great
er port of Krlday In the city at
tending to business matters here.
LAM-.- IX OX ltCSINKSS
K. K. Lane of Mldlnm.!, promln
cnl und well known rancher, wua In
from bin ranch yeatardfy n busi
ness affairs. He stopped at the
hotel ArcuJe while here.
THREE CARS REGISTER
Koielgn registration imlay at the
dianiber of commerve office Includ
ed Mrs. J. V. Klndlg.- Wichita Palls.
E. T. Qutarmute, Patalnma and
Mrs. (lertrude Lynn of Tucnou, Ariz.
PUBSIDE.NT ol' STATE CHAMRER
rvlu Vlnlng. of Ashland, presl
detil of the Slate chamber of com
merce with his son. were anions tho
valley visitors In Klamath Kails t -day
enroute to Title Lake where
they plan to spend Sunday on n
hunting trip.
Motor Official
Praises Klamath
County Autoists
Sexton Organizes
Three More Clubs
Three more county cluba, two at
Keno and one al Algoma, rame In
to existence this week through the
li"i'''- ..i -oi,,: la!, !.,.;,d..r
.sexton, uttii the years work com
pleted, the club leader i.i bnsllv sn-L-.a
oeni ,r. uaie.
tile club work
Klamath conn'.y autoists arc
shewing belter cooperation with the
Oregon State Motor association then
an be found in any other part of
the state, declares H. E. Oale of
Giants Pass, Southern Oregon man
ager for the state association.
"We have our local offices in the
rani; j chamber of commerce quarters op
ened and functioning nroperlv.''
Xot only are we re
ceiving the cooperation of oiir1
Klamath members, but likewise from
. our chamber of commerce and the
i motoring public generally."
-Mr. Gale called attention to the
fact that the state association of-
ifers Its membsrs many conven
iences and he nviints all monitors to
tnke full advantage of all their
membership privileges.
new
I .
gaged In organism
for 192(5.
Following are the ibrei
clubs:
Sewing -Keno. Oregon, Miss Syl
via Krdinann; lend, r. Marlam Grubb,
president: Waive r'tibb, Luclle H, if-
ner, Helen Heftner. Dorothy Turpi n
Audry Tnirpen, Edna Kerns, Becre
tary: Jessie ppekett, vlce-presldeil'C!
Bernlce Sumlner.s.
llnmennihine Clnh Kenn Ore.
Miriam Grubb. ylce-prcsldeat: -Edna Jgath Claims
. n. ii vp.ticiii, wri:ii i, i , mill, ii.-tti
Cain. Jessie I'uckett. secretary.
Cooking club. Algoma--.Miss Mar
ion .Minogue. leader. Zena Haaiard,
president; I'aul Swaeirart vice-president:
Grace Kranklln. Venice
Pranklia, Knimn llar.aiid. Hannah
Foster. Mary Helen Fax, Eleanor
Vabokowski, Irene Cotton, Jimmy
Sherrtek, liugh CleOk, secretary:
Vincent ll-ihilihy, Mildred Mldklff,
Amy Ubrln, Lugena Masxon.
KLAMATH TEMPLE
"Church of The Four-Fold Gospel"
Our Fathers sang "On, Then, Christian Soldiers, On to Victory." Such
describes the rapid and unprecedented march of events in the FOUR
SQUARE Gospel in the few brief weeks since Klamath Falls openecj
its gates and hearts in glorious welcome to "The Everlasting Gospel."
The Triumph of the Cross Is Here!
Cold formality and modernistic teachings are crumbling before the tri
umphal march of God's Eternal Word. Millions of men and women
everywhere, are rejoicing to know that
f ? Jesus Christ is the Same Yesterday, Today and Forever"
Within a FEW SHORT WEEKS the doors of KLAMATH TEMPLE
will swing open to the city and the anxious throngs that arc waiting for
the event in the greatest revival in the history of this region. The
world's greatest evangelists are coming. GET READY. BE READY.
Our Slogan: Klamath Falls For Christ and Christ For
Klamath Falls
, A . Rev. O. Lewis, Evangelist-Pastor
Anna Jane Tucker
A serious operation to eliminate
the inroads of a malignant disease
proved fatal last evening at 6:55
o'clock to Mrs. Anna Tucker, aged
f!2. who died at a local hospital.
Mrs. Tucker bad been ill for one
year with the disease.
Funeral serviette have been set for
tomorrow afternoon at the Whitlock
funeral home. The Kev. T. D. Yarnes
of the Methodist Episcopal church
wllf officiate at the services.
Mrs. Tucker, a native of Tennes
see, had been a resident of Klamath
for 1 1 years and at the time of ber
death had resided just south of town
! in the Altnniont district., ,
I She Is survived by her husband,
S. J. Tucker, three daughters. Mrs.
i Maude Turkey, Mrs. Clarice Howling
' .1 twl BVM TiilLoi" anA fn... ........
James A. Tucker. Elmer Tucker.
Carl Tucker and Knlph (Tucker.
The body will be interred in LlnS
villa cemetery.
Ajlfee LIBERTY
osic Sedgwick
iliotoplay,
sensational whirlwind outdoor
"Daring Days"
The'-Miappiest, peppiest picture of the great West.
Packed with one thrilling situation after another.
Sunday and Monday
Hoot Gibson in
"The Calgary Stampede"
The world's greatest western show in the screen!
This picture was -filmed amid the actual scenes of the
Calgary Stampede of 1925. in Calgary, Canada.
n pjn when the newly organized Vet- feed, to which the oversea? buddies
crans of Foreign Wurs will be hosts .'are Invited.
to the os-esrvlce men of titfeity.
Members of the association have
Ibeen bringing in ducks and geese
The meeting of the new organiza
tton will be held at 11 o'clock, for several days and there will be
after which the Initiation of new I a big supply of these birds together
members will be conducted. Then with the needed trimminga, when
will fellow the big geese and duck the banquet gets under way.
WHITE LUNCH IS
CLOSED; CLAIMS
FILED IN COURT
A padlock was placed on the front
door of the1 White InnpE. 1L'2 Main
i street, by a .sheriff's deputy this
morning, while a group of creditors
of Nick Vallens, owner of the place,
nre wondering if (key will get the
money alleged to be due them.
An attachment against the res
taurant was served by the sheriff's
office Ibis morning following the fil
Ing of a 'suit in circuit court late
yestordaV afternoon by ctis Miller,
representing Miller's market and
otter creditors of the lunch room.
Miller claims the sum ot f5:;s duti
film for meat purchased Biftoe March,
while Sinclair's ntarket holds a
claim of $9.10 and the llolliday dairy
holds two claims aggregating approx
imately 180,
WAR VETS WILL
HAVE DUCK FEED
They're going to cat wild duck
and honkers and other good things
at tho Moose hal tomorrow after-
RADIO
Parts - Repairing
Best 8 - Tube Superheterodyne
Browning Drake Kits and Assem
bled Sets, 5 - Tube.
Phone 397-W
for demonstration in your home.
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FLOYD HENRlOT CO.
(Auto Electricians) ,
. Willard Batteries
234 Main St. Phone 397W