The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 30, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, November 80, 1025 EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Five 4 Big Shipment Of Silk Due Dec. 7 BBATTIiBi Nv 0, ii'i A Mi (100,000 iblpminl of illk, thu Urg ent COIIHlKIIIIIKIll III 1 1 PI lllllll III III' cnrrlnd by mi A mi'i li n a niienlal llD" in for Huvnral uiiintlni In dun barn Dim'hiii Imr 7 fin llii' iiii'iiiiiHlilp I'H'iil iiunt Gram. Baijdoa thi h 1 1 it , dm Praaldent (Irani iimi i.oou toni of orlantal freight tad B.000 bags of mull, Tim vessel In hxrlimliiK 250 PWMDMNi Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters at CLUB CAFE A Chinese Proverb Never burn false incline before a true (!od; leu-cent Glasses insult inillion-dol-lar eyes. Ryr. 1 1 11 hi i n i lie palrn I,..-.-. Fitted Quick Hcrvlro DR. GOBLE 700 MAIN ngravcd greeting Cards fT-HK Holidays nrn Just rounl tho corner. Hnvo you or dered your engraved Greeting Cards nil yet? Don't wait until tho lav i mlnuto. Our nnnort niunt ot beautiful tnd artistic Chrlnlmns and Now Year's enrdn In now complete, und thorn In nmplc tine for nit to glvn you our moat careful af tontlon nud survlco. W. O. SMITH Printing Co. Phone 93 i f : Bunny, pleasant roomii. OapSndnble nuralnn care. A good place to cnnvnloHco In HluutiH and after surgical operations. Kntos are roanonablo. Ambulance for atrotchnr ca6. IleHldont pharmuelBt. Preacrlptlonn and medlcinn may bo obtained at all Union day or night. All Physicians Cordially Welcome Klamath Valley Hospital I'l.M', AT I'OUItTII STHBBT KLAMATH Cor. 4th and Pine TENNANT ITEMS A Piiruiit-Toarlior movement wflH lUrtod Mimiiay iiii iii in itt tobool auditorium. Mm. Krnont llugim wan i'Iiohi'N rhali'iiiaii and after ihjiu'i dllOUIllOII II wan dcliled to organ ize a iduli In In, nillinl thu Tuniiunl Helinol Improvement Club, thou lul- u it tho plub grew and prosporadi In organlm Into III" I'. Ti A. Til,! following officers wihi' clionon: Mm. v. h, lUUUIdi prealdant; Mm. Marnliall, vli'n pienliliiil ; Mm. II. (). QbOlMOUi secretary; Mm, Forenl Mr l.aui'.lilln, Iroiisuror, und Mm. M. Dlnltlu, rlinll limn of tbd program i-oininlllcii. Thu ohjiict nf I Im organization In m promote Hi" velfara of tba Khool Ud h"l ulili wayn and muuiin In prOTldloi extra tliliiKM ilin school nay bd in neap' of. Thin organlaa lion will meet tbo in. I Monduy trtv n i in; ol eneh month, with an after noun meeting between which in to ba decided lutor. After tbt btuloeei rnoetlog huii adjourned, nnvcrul of tho ladles i" M' 'i ooUaOi laadwiohei and oakti which wun an agreeable surprise and "iijoyiid hy every olio present. Mr. .1. m. Mll(ar of Loogrlew, Wunhliigtuti. brother of K. F. and (iuorgc Mlllvr, arrived In camp Mon day livening for u short may with hln brothor George, who In mill vary III. Mr. and Mm. Hcrt (ioocli of Ho nniun, Oregon, worn camp vinltom tho firm of the week, HoImti Murphy, mm of Mr. and Mm. (.'. W. Murphy who In atfaodlBI (I" ii A. 0. at (.'orvalllK, Oregon, nurprlncd hln purcntn Tuesday hy eomlpi homo to out Tliiinknglvliig lurkey with Idem. 1 1 u returned to t'nrvallln Sunday. Mm. Ethel E. Loo of Ashland later "f Mm. J. McMlchaoln, I horo for a inn i vlnlt. Mm Al BtrOUd und llttlo Virginia I. ,,- niiurnid from Dtinnmulr Hun dny. Mr. Tom llannnn, . i ..! at tho rooming hoimu, loft Tucndny for Wind, California. ltumor has it thai Mr. Hansen will return with a hounekcopcr. hut the rumor has not been confirmed no far. Mr. and Mm. Chan. King und child ran who hnro boon vIhIUiik relatival ami frlanda at Baeramanto, California, for the pant two weeks, returned homo Tuesday. Mr. and Mm. Ilormlo Foster of Kliimuth Fulls. Ore., enmn Wcdncs day to upend Thanksgiving day with Mm, Fostur'a parents, Mr. and Mm. C. W. Murphy. Mr, and Mm. Jack Oodurd nf W r, were gtienln of Mr. and Mm. Dale Baton Thanksgiving day. Axel Prink and hln new bride ar rived In camp Tuesday and are dom iciled In the houne vacated by M. II. Crane, on lowor II. ntrooi. The "THIIcum" club and tie ir I n I,.. ii, I enjoyed Thanksgiving din ner loKether at the F. 8. Ford homo Thumday evening at nix o' clock. A five course dinner was nerved Including turkey und all the flxlngn. Covom were laid for Mr. and Mm. F. 8. Ford, Mr. and Mm. Clay Parker, Mr. and Mm. E. F. Miller, Mr. and Mm. O. O. Wingfleld and Mr. Miller's brother, 1. M, Mil ler, of i.onitview, Waihucton. Don't forget the play "Mm. Onk loy'u Telephone," and tho "Riga mareo" hy noma of the Tcnntint young peoplo next Friday nlRht at tbo aohoOl auditorium. ICvcry ono enjoyed tho Dance Thtirnday night tinder the manage ment of W. D. Vanco and tho Ton nnnt orchentrn. A good crowd at tended, muntc wan good, and o nice supper wan enjoyed at midnight. Tho Tiiiicitin club was entertain ed Friday at luncheon by Mm. Clay Parker. lU'SINKSS TRIP J, II. I iVniltTHun nud W. J. Stov BtliOD uf DUnininlTi nre horo for n ftw days on ImtiimtRH inattora. FALtiB, OUK Telephone 497 tV t KLAMATH COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE MERRILL Minn lluth Amlnon, who teaches In tho achools at Malln, wan the week-ond guest of Mlns (iladys An- daraoni Mr. and Mrs. C. nowman and! daughter. Marjorle. spent Thankn-! giving wlOi Mr. aud Mm. Leonard Bowraab ill Central Point. .lohn Mcrrltt arrived In Merrill Wednesday ovoning to apend Tliunks- i giving. Mr. and Mm. Fred Stuhcl en-1 tertalnod with a family dinner , Thanksgiving Day. Plates vero laid for Mr. and Mm. J. H. Kld- well and daughter, Leono, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Stukcl and tho host and boataaa. Mr. and Mm. Northrldge of Ash land spent Thanksgiving with their daughter. Mrs. Mlnnlo Dlllard. Miss Dayo Burgdorf of Ashland Hpent tho vacation with her aunt. Mrs. Dlllard. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Anderson were boats ot dinner Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Merrltt. Other guests woro Edna, John and Eu gone Merrltt. Tho Merrills loft Saturday morning for Corvallls to ninko tholr homo. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Howmau woro hosts at a Thanksgiving din ner Thursday. Ouosts of tho day wore Mr. and Mrs. Norlhridgo, Miss Dayo Durgdorf from Ashland. Mm. Slopho Griffith aud Bon, Earl Dunn. Mm. Mlnnlo Dillard, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barks and chlldron. Miss Flor enco Dlllard and Miss Wlllctts from Klamath Falls, Oron Dlllard, John Dlllard and Earl Dlllard of Merrill. Friday Mrs. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Northrldge and Mrs. Dlllard spont tho day in Langell Valley visiting friends. Mrs. Thos. Calamos has gone to California to spend tho winter. Thursday ovenlng Mrs. Cloraldlno I.yneh Invited about thirty friends, who woro attending t(lo Thanks giving dnnco, for turkey supper at hor homo at midnight. When tho guests arrived they woro greatly surprised "to find Mrs. Lynch in bridal afrny with tho Rov. . A. L. Pico of Klamath FallH to perform the coromony which united Mfc. Lynch and Henry O. Cox. After tho wedding all sal down to a sumptous wcddtni! sunuor. After suiiner the ilirldo and groom, with their guests, rottirnod to tho dance and tho or chestra, having boen informed of the Did You Think of Your Xmas Fund One Year Ago? If not you are probably worrying as much about Christmas expenditures as ever. Start this year as soon as Christmas is over and lay aside in the bank a sufficient sum each month to take care of the holiday expenses. First National Bank woddlng, Btopped in the middle of a dance and struck up a wedding march while the bride and groom and guests were compelled to march around the hall. Mr. Cox has been a resident of Merrill many years and with his brothers Is engaged in extensive farming on tho lake. Mrs. Cox has also llvod in Merrill a number of years und both have hosts of friends who wish ihem a happy married life. Outside guests at the wedding woro Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Itlco, Mrs. T. A. Durham. Mr. and Mra. Davo Cox and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cheny und Mrs. Ada Krugor, all of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Kruger Is spending a few days with Mr. and Mm. John Cox. Misses Wlllets and Florence Dll lard. teachers In the Klamath Falls schols spent the week-end with Mr. aud Mrs. M. A. Bowman. Halph Gilchrist of Snn Francisco was a business visitor In Merrill Sat urday. Mrs. J. A. Bro'wn returned from a short trip to Medford Thursday. She was accompanied homo by her sistor and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Brooks, who will visit at tho Blown home. Mr, and Mrs. Chns. Brown enter tained at a family dinner Thanks giving Day. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Auderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown and Helen Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Brooks of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wlsherd and family, and Miss Wishard ot Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Frasler wore dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wui. Wnlker Thanksgiving Day. The dance Thursday night was intended by a largo crowd. Supper was served hy tho Sopliomoro class of the High school. They expoct to clear about fifty dollars from the Richardson Springs "Tho Homo of tho Soft Shirt" Near Chlco, Butte Co., California A wotinderful placo In winter for any ono sooklng health. Steam heated hotel. Housekeeping or camping. Address: Lee Richardson, Chico, Calif . rWWVVVVVVWWrfVfrVVrWlfWWrWrrtrWrWl supper. Mrs. N. H. Bogne, Miss Ellen Mc Veigh, Miss Swea Lungdahl and Richard Bogne wero in Klamath Falls Saturday. Elmer Stukol and Chas. Brown spent the week-ond in Central" Point on a fishing trip. Mr. Bert Ferguson, who has been connected with the Merrill Cream ery for the past year, has accepted a position in Klamath Falls and with his family will make their home there. Mr. and Mm. E. C. Harwood were In Klamath Falls Saturday shopping. E. C. Frazier left Saturday morn ing with a load of goods for tho Merrltts, which he will take to Cor vallls. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frazier were in the Falls Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Turner was shopping in the Falls Saturday. Other Merrill people In Klamath Falls Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stukel, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haskins, M. L. Moore and John Colwoll. F. L. Pope was called to serve on on tho Jury Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harwood were liosls to a fow friends who were at the dance Thursday night at mid night supper. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Merritt and Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Moyor. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oftield spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Qtfield's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gaicominl. Miss Xannio Barry, who is at tandlng Sacred Heart academy spent the vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Barry, in Merrill. Miss Maudio Shuck visited in Klamath Falls Thursday. C. A. Pauley was in Merrill Sat urday for a hunch of lambs for his market. JheJbestllahit to acquire v .-,r HENLEY Lucile Arant, who has been a student of the Henley high school for the past two years, left Wed nesday with her parents for Mer r 11, where they plan to reside the coming year. Jane Bradbury and Lois Heseltine were absent from school Monday on account ot illness. Beginning next week, the English ' III class will edit a school news 1 paper twice a montn. the stady j of Journalism has just been con : c uded and tie pupils are attempt, i Ing to put Into practice something ! of what they have learned. Everyone was truly thankful for 'the Thanksgiving holidays and the brief respite f rem textbooks, quiz zes, and nine o'clock bells. When the Firemen Ran JN THOSE DAYS, if the call to the volunteers was in your behalf if your home or your bus iness establishment was in flames you faced ruin. . There was no great organization to spread its protective mantle over you to hold you safe from loss. , Today fire insurance is a great institution reach ing from business to the home with protective rates judged exactly to the risk. It stands be tween a dread element and you. Fire need never mean a loss if you will insure and be sure. We care for your every insurance need. Walton, Wright Co. i Manchurian Leader Stationed on Coast PEKING, Nov. 30. (P) Gener al Kuo -ung-Llen, former supporter of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, the Man churian war lord, has established headquarters at Chlawangtao on the Chihll coast, while his forces have occupied Shanhaikwan. a short dis tance to the northeast on the Peking Mukden railway. Chang's followers are concentrating npon Chlnchowfu, 100 miles to the northeast, on the railway, and a battle la expected near Shanhaikwan. Mrs. John McFall of Poe Valley spent the day In the city on busi ness matters and visited with her sister, Mrs. Louis Pappas.