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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1925)
Monday, Nwmler 30, 1025 RVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Three BOXING CRISTMAS FUND BENEFIT Here's one lime you can ipend your money and have a 1 '.'' I lime and at the lame lime make it possible for a lot of kids to have a real Chriiiimas! Scandinavian Hall TUESDAY EVENING December 1st , Main Event Mike De Pinto vs. Billy Watson Ten Fast Hounds Special Event Ghuck Sams vs. Mickey Gibbons Six Rounds Extra Special Event Sid Herbert vs. Kid Clark Four Rounds Preliminary Ed McDonald vs. Kid Thomas Four Rounds Music by Hcnny DotsonV Orchestra Singing Auspices Klamath Falls Boxing Commission Johnnie Sylvester, Matchmaker A Good Card For a Good Cause Mainly About People CAR LOAD Sulphur Just Received from San Francisco This is a commercial frailc of sulfur for use on al faith Thl price will he as follows, as long as the stock lasts: In Sack Lots, 1 10 lb, per sack . .$3.00 1000 lb $24.75 In ton lots, per ton $45.00 Don't delay your orders on this as the earlier the sufur is applied the better the results for the fol lowing year. J. W. KERNS Moline Distributor Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milking Mach ines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds 1303South Sixth Street Phone 557-J Klamath Falls, Oregon cAt the TINE TREE Ono of Undo 8iim-M model bntllo shlps plays a loading role 111 "Sboro Louve," Richard Rartholmoss' now eiit proilucllon which plays at tho Pint Tree theatre InnlKhl. Tho war Hhlp la tho Arkansas, pride of tho Uultud StalOH navy. "8horo Leave" Is tho comedy ro mauco o( "gob", mill tho United Htntog govornmont t oftorod Hurt h olinos and his producers Its full oooporutlon. One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds In Twenty Days Skinny Men Can Do the Same That's " going Homo hut skinny mon, Women and ehlldron Just can't holp putting on good, hoalthy tlosh when thoy tnko MoOoy's Cod Llvor Oil Compound Tablets. As chock full of vltamlnon as tho nasty, fishy tasting cod llvor oil Itself, but thoso nugar-coatod, tasto lesa tablets aru aB oasy to tako an candy and won't upsot tho slomaoh. Ons woman gained ton pounds In twonty-two days. Sixty tablets, sixty conts, Ask underwood's Phar macy, Star Drug Storo, Whitman's Drug Co., or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Llvor Oil Compound Tablets. Directions and formula on each box. "Oet McCoy's, ttio original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." oAt The LIBERTY Two great shows In one! A rlp liortln' druma, and tho rarln' tarln' wild enhlbltlon Calgary Stampede of 18S5, with Mool Gibson tho wildest of thoin all. Crashing wagons and foaming horses lashed like mad by demoniac drivers, wild cows, wild, hoi sos, wild .steers. "Tho Calgary Stampede" which shows at tho Lib erty Theatre tonight. RETURNING tonight Arletl Kdaell la returning on tills evenings train from San Francisco, where he has boon since last Wed nesday vlHltlng with his sister and numerous friends. DANCE FRIDAY, FOURTH Plnfil have boon completed by the committee III chnrgo of the A. O. U. W. dance which the members ot the order are giving for their friends at Moobo hall on Friday evening. Sail ing's orchestra has boou engaged to furnish tho dnnco music. According to members of tho order no charge will bo made, but tho gonoral public will bo gnosis of tho order. BOVS HOME! TONIGHT Word from Scout Executive Hv erett O. Nerd this afternoon told of car trouble the hoy scouts' party en countered In returning from Port land. The party has reached Ashland and will got Into Klamath Falls some time .tills ovonlng, TDK weather The ryr-lu I'tnniniKi'apli at Under wood's pharmacy registered but lltde change in usroingtriS oondltloni since Mm unlay ami unsettled weather is apt lo continue. Forecast fur next ti hours: 1 cloudy with moderate tempers tines; fSVOreWs for more rain. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum tetnp6rgtUfSfl today as follows: High 17 Low 87 r. s. IVonther Report Oregon: Ituln west, probable local ralus In cuxi portion tonlghl mid Tuesday, Somewhat wurmor in the Interior tonight,, Freeh sad strong uust and southerly winds. DUCK III vrEHS FROM HAY Included In a party of prominent foes Bay men Who are enjoying n luck hum In (ho Title lake coun try are Dr. I'll II J. Knitter, of the Kdzcr hospital In North Hi nd; John II. Kaiser, councilman of North Bend; Hairy Wenderoth, business manager of Ihs Kelter Brothers hos pital and P. II. JackSOQ, chief of police of the Hay city. The parly (.sped to upend several days on their' hunting trip before returning to tho Day. L. both STATE INSPECTORS s. Leach end L. B. Zlomer. of Portland, stale dairy In- MOTIlWlS TO HONOR BOYH Honoring the hoys of the football loam, tho motle rs of the players are being hoetcsiicii with a dinner parly on Thursday evi n lug at tho cimmli'T of coinmcrce. MWWFOItl) PHYSICIAN Dr. .-ml Mrs. A. F, W. Kreeee of Med ford wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester pffluld of the McCarthy apartments on Sunday, curor.to to Tulo lake on u hunting trip. Hr. Ki" Is one ol t In; prominent phy slclans of the valley city.' MRU.' K.VKI IMPROVING airs. Clyde Kazoo, who has been seriously 111 ai her homo for the : a t two weeks, was able lo be about on Saturday for the first time. While still very peak, Mrs. Kazee Is Im proving slowly. : he expects to . sum. her position with .Moo's store as soon us her condition will permit. LKAVITTS TO C ALIFORM Mr. and (Mrs. Arthur Loavltt are b avin:; In the morning for syotlurn California where tfiey plan to spend the coming fortnight, ylalili.: with lelatives and friends. WILLITS' RETURN ' Mrs. L. F. Wllllta with her ne phew Leland Wllllts. returned from Cottage Grove yesterday where they have been visiting at the home of peotora, are paying the local andjMr. Willits' parents, Mr. and Mr. John Qtilncy Wllllts. since Thanks giving. Mr. Willits resumed his posi tion with the Shell Oil Co. this mon. Ing. county dairies a business visit this week. They arrived in the city Inst evening nnd expect to spend several days here on business mat ters. ED SWEENEV Hin t ItNS Ed Sweeney, logging engineer for the Ewauna Lumber company, loft on hub morning s irain lor run- land where ho will spend the months of December and January with bis father, C. S. Sweeney and other relatives. Mr. Sweeney .will return here In February to resume till position. WITH 51 Its, c.Ut.VAIIAN The members of the A. N. W. club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. H. Carnahan on, Wednesday afternoon. COLLEGE HOYS RETURN Martin Kumsby and Do Loss Mills returned early Sunday morning to O. A. C. to resume their studies to day. Both young men spent the Thanksgiving holidays here with re latives nnd trlomls. MISS CtYtFT BACK Miss Paulino Cllft of the Wilson Astract office will arrive on tonight's train from southern , California, where for the past two weeks she has been tho guest of friends. FALLS MERCANTILE DECORATES Today found tho varloift owners and employes of the Falls Mercan tile store busily engaged in decorat ing the Btore for the t.'hrlKlinas holi days. Booths have been built over ach of the show cases with ever green houghs and colored eleelrtc lights attractively used In decoration. HOMECOMING t IKCLfi THURSDAY All circles of the FlrBt Presbr torlan cfiurch will hold their Home coming meeting on Thursday after noon In the churcj purlors of the church. Mrs. J. V. Illusion and Mrs. Johu Sargent will he the host esses for the afternoon. WITH .MitS. DUNBAR Mrs. It. Hi Dunbar will be hostess on Friday afternoon to tho ladles of the Friendship club at- her borne 120 Jefferson. WILL MEET SATURDAY The literary section of the Ameri can Association of University W men will meet at the homo of Mrs. R. E. Geary on next Saturday after noon, at three o'clock. ALTAR SOCIETY Tho women of St. Mary's Altar society will hold' their regular meet ing at Lyceum Hall on Tuesday evening. JOSEPH JENHON LEAVING Joseph Jensen plans to leave Wed nesday for southern California from which point ho will go to Nevada i i attend to mining Interests, ' inning to southern California lat in lie ember l,, spend the m nilis. Physicians have Mr, Jenson to leave Klamath for Lbs winter months on account if his health. Ho will return here In Hie spring. r e- Its winter I T ........ f. I v in J II i r RETURN FROM CAMP Mrs. J. C. Johnston an! daught er, Miss Anna Mae, returned last evening from Pelican Bay cjunp where they spent the Thanksgiving holidays, with Mr. Johnston. PAUL FOSTER IMPROVES 'Paul Foster one of the firm of the Klamath Moulding company ex pects to leave the Klamath Valley hospital, where he has been for the pant ten days, recovering from an operation for appendicitis. YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED Llndson Cowen of Modoc Point and Hilda Norbert of Klamath Agency were married Saturday a'f ternoon by Justice of the Peace Kendall. Frank Lowell and Mar garet Mitchell. 1 both of Klamath Falls, procured a marriage license Saturday from County Clerk Delap. MASSEYS ItETUBX Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Massey and children returned last evening from Portland where they have been for several days. The two Massey boys took an active part in the Boy Scouts' conference which was held In Portland the past few days. Jay Czlzek of the Klamath Devel opment company returned Sunday from southern California where he spent the last fortnight visiting with his mother and numerous friends. This morning he resumed his posi tion. DINNER DANCE WEDNESDAY The first of a series of weekly din ner dances at the hotel White "Peli can will be held on Wednesday eve ning. The White Pelican orchestra, under the direction of Bud Lynch of Portland, will furniBh the dance mu sic. Reservations for the dance are being taken al the hotel now. It expected 'the" WeeklV-'evcntS "Will prove, very, popular throughout the winter months. Paying Klamath Falls one of his frequent business visits, W. E. Pier son, one of Ashland's business men, is in the city today. He is stopping at the hotel Arcade. LINN HAS BIRTHDAY Local Employe of OopOO Entertain ing: wills Dinner Tonight COACH RESIGNS TO CALIFORNIA Frank Bennett, who for the BUtn mer and fall months was conncct- ,,,1 with llin Pelican I :.:'. lumber company, loft this morning for Cal-ith0 last two V3- 1,:s announced spend tho winter months In thy his resignation. It beoamo known to sotuhern state. duy' His resignation was announc- led to members of the Montana squad Linn W. Nesmith. is being host to a few of his close friends this even ing at the hotel White Pelican, with a dinner party in honor of his birth- day. His guests ' will Include At MISSOI.LA, Mom.. X.-.v. SO. () tomey Robert Benson Kuykeniall, Earl Clark, coach of the Univer-!Dr Gai, g Newsonli p Ray Dulm iiiy or .Montana root ball team for aud Jack M. Glover. LEFT FOR BEND Don Hall, who for several dnys;sta,e college Thanksgiving Day. has been attending to business mat ters hero from his home In Bend relumed by motor this morning. PHOM1N EXT RANCH Hit James Ryan', well known rancher and slock man from Modoc Point transacted business and visited with,1 'he northern nnd southern govern friends end. In tho city over tho week POQUILLH VISITORS Clyde (Inge, motion picture thea ter owner of Coqullle, and a party of friends from the county sent ot Coos county spent Saturday and Sun day bore on a duck and geese hunt In the Tulo lake district. They loft for home this morning, their cur car rying (be limit In both duck and goose. KHOM LAKESIDE Scott TramWell, Well known resi dent of Lakeside, Is visiting here and attending to business mutters. PINE RIDGE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. 0. D Dodson and C. A, Larson registered as over tho week end guusts at tho hotel Ar cade, from Pino Itldge. SHIPLEY FROM MALIX t, S. Shipley of Mnlln spent tho week end In Ibis city with friends, re turning home this morning. PORTLAND VISITORS Mr. and Mra. Earl R, Liggett of Portland were week end guests In the city stopping at the hotel White Pollcnn, . TO RESUME PARLEY'S PARIS, Nov. 30. yP) Le Tempos snys the new cabinet under M. prior to the game with the Montana Briand had decided, to resume im mediately the negotiation for fund- . ing the French war debts to thf! UNREST LV IRELAND I United States and Great Britain I in the belief that mutually satisfac LONDON. Nov. 30. (IF)- While tory agreement can be rapidly con conferences on the Irish boundary ! eluded, situation centinuo here between Pre-! p l"nnArt mler Baldwin and representatlvee of rUgltlVe OnVlCI Held at Roseburg meats in Ireland, there apparently in is a certain amount of unrest Ireland Itself. Advices from Belfast the British government ponded the giving ot leave of nb senco to the troops In Ulster and thnt tho sixtlj battalion of the Free !' SALEM, Ore., Nov. 30. Gover say that I nor Pierce today granted an .ex has bus-' tradition, on requisition from the governor of California, for Charlos Witcher. an escaped convict from He San Quotum penitentiary: state army is proceeding to camp under arrest at Koseburg. near the Donegal-Fermanagh border.' Dinner Dance On Wednesday evening, December 2, the initial dance of a series of Wednesday evening dinner dances will be held at the White Pelican Hotel Dancing, 6:30 P. M. to 12 M. Faithful a ?m i .iiiir' Last showing tonight of , Rlifhard' Bnrthelmess in "Shore Leave" The sequel to "Classmates" Jnst as big Just ss won derful Come! Ahoy! Tuesday & Wednesday One of the greatest pictures in the history of screen entertainment-' Lon Chancy In "The Unholy Three" with Mae Busch and Matt Moore. An. amazing story of the Underworld!. f I Mrs. Chester Arthus Nelson of St.' Louis didn't lose her , love when she found her husband, arrested fur ' bigamy, bavin;; hail a wife when sh married him. "If they put him im Jail I'll KO there and live with him." ah sas. She is is and he's -1. MANY KILLED IN STREET RIOTING CHEFOO. China. Nov. 30. (ffl it is estimated that 35 men have been killed and fifty wounded in fighting in the streets of Chefoo be tween armed factions. A battle began yesterday when marines coming from Tsingtao, en deavored to occupy barracks over the opposition of Chefoo. troops. Murphy Trial Resumed Todav Fur M:lllnf:iitiirinr 1 Coat Remodeling'. All Work Guaranteed Mrs. Win. Rcssler Phone 112-M 430 Klamath Ave. Between Fourth nnd Fifth Noxt to Mooso Hall Tornado Destroys Houses in Sofia SOFIA. Nov. 30. ($) Thirty-two houses have been destroyed by a tornado in I bo outskirts of Sofia. It forced many poople to Hoe from their homes In their night clothes Inst night. EVACUATE COIOHNE COLOGNE, Germany, Nov. 20. British troops began theevacua- tlon of tho occupied Cologne zone I this morning, a duy earllor than : arranged and before tho signature lot tho Locarno securtiy agreement, j which takes placo tomorrow In Lon i don. The occupation of the zone bridge-head was undertaken by the llritlsh seven years ago under the stipulations of tho Treaty ot Ver sailles. 1 At The LIBER T Y .For the last time tonight, HOOT GIBSON in " "THE CALGARY. STAMPEDE" Two great shows in onei A rip-snorfin' drama, and ;the r'at-fn'. tarin'j wild exhibi tion Calgary Stampede of 1!)25, with Hoot Gibson the wildest of them all!! Tuesday & Wednesday "SHE WOLVES" A vivid picture or Parisian night life. MEDFORD. Ore.. Nov. 40. The trial of Omar W. Murphy, charged with manslaughter as the result of an alleged beating administered to his wife, Ella, last March, was re sumed in the circuit court this morning, after a three days recess, and the entire morning session was devoted to the defense cross exam ination of physicians, called by tho state, with the exception ot Sister Mary of Sacred Heart Hospital, who testified as to the last moments ot , AonA w. .mini nnctors Gearv I and Clancy of this city, and Dr. Woods ot Ashland, were the stata witnesses under cross examination. The state theory that death was caused by .embolism, in lay terms, a blood clot, was combatted vlgor ousl by the defense and tho ques tions covered every possible cause of death. Tho queries wore con fined to tho hypothetical questions asked by the state. According to the state's evidence, all tho vital organs of Mrs. Murphy were in a healthy condition, and it is con tended that by a "process of elimi nation" embolism caused death. Dr. Geary was cross examined rel ative to an examination made ot the spine, when the body was ex humed after ten days, and found it In a normal condition. CLCLONE TAKES TOLL PARIS. Nov. 30. &) The stoma which swept the mediterranean and Atlantic coasts during the' week end penetrated as far squth as French Morocco and as far east as Bulgaria, reports shojw. At Fez, Morocco, a cyclonic wind caused the death of three foreign legionnaires and injured thirteen. Seventeen airplanes were wrecked nnd five mechanicians lniured at an aviation field near the Legion en campment. The losses are heaV.y The root of al! evil does a man very little ood when it comes from the family tree. Attend the benefit boxing card to morrow night at tho Scandinavian hall. Wood BLOCKS Our blockwood Is ample for the present. Wo aro taking part off the yards. DHV SLAB Our dry slab is not entlroly dry, It is good for the heater, but not for the cook .tove. is LIMB WOOD Is first class dry limbs and tree tops. It is dany wood for heater, furnace or fireplc.ee. COAL Sttro, wo have coal. Lump coal, best on the market. SERVICE Just n littlo behind with deliveries. Order early. Wootl Coal A Fuel OH PEYTON 56 CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 535
