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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1925)
J Page Four EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday, December 5, 1925 IF THE weather looks like rain. Laugh H off! When yon feel 'you must complain Laugh it off! Do not sit and nurse your war.'. Waste no time In useless tears. Put your faith in smiles and cheers, IauRh it oft! If men say you're looking ill, Laugh it off! Should they recommend a pill, Laugh it off! Doctors, druggists and disease Want lo do just as they please. You can save their costly fees, Laugh it off! If life seems to go dead wrong. Laugh It off! Drown your sorrow in a song. Laugh it off! Do your work with smiling face. Look ahead and keep the pace. Be a winner in the race. Laugh it off! JYLAND Is open. Preliminary . negotiations with Santa Clans, in ait tneir gay intrigue, are giving the children an early lesson in poli tics. Klamath Falls shop windows are now displaying toys.- of every description, which makes, us realize Christmas is just a few short weeks away. If you would feel the years slip away, again catch something of the glad spirit of childhood, when care; weighed less heavily and magic and mystery wove their spell, then pay Toyland a visit this land of woolly little dogs and the ever popular little tin soldiers; of horns and col ored ships, and the curly headed little dolls with their happy little painted faces. No thrill could be greater nor has Tjeen duplicated since the days wayback when children dreamed over, the mall order catalogues which For it's an old-fashioned Santa Claus who this year stands on the threshold of this joyful land, which nevertheless has its tears. If you visit the newly opened Toy land in the 'city stores, in spite of the blast of horns and the shrieking of trumpets you'll feel a funny. tight little sensation in the throat as you recognize many of the old treasures which you thought had forever passed from the stage of childhood to give place to smarter and more ingenious toys to the lik ing of the modern youngster. For they, are back, almost all of them our old friends, the German dolls, long, long since ostracized In the name of patriotism, with eyes that sleep, and long curls the old fashioned kind that you have clasped to your breast in ecstasy a thousand times and covered with kisses; the kid body kind, soft and yielding to the touch, exactly like - the dolls you used to know and love, with parted lips and arms outstretched in waiting. They are the kinds of dolls that brother used to operate upon when appendicitis first became popular, and a button, hidden in the saw dust tummy was the elusive appen dix. In keeping with the old-fashioned spirit of Sauta Claus, this Link Safeguard Your Home It does you little good to scrape and save to build that homo of your, unless you lake steps to see that it is protested. Tho one sure war to be protected Is to take out fire insurance. We are agents for the world's largest companies. Our rates are reasonable. We give personal sorvlco on every claim. J. H.DRISCOLL HART BLDG. Surety Bonds PHONE 432 Life, Fire and Auto Insurance 1 UI . CO " Helene rcitenstein SOCIKTY EDITOR Telephone 88 year has something of a reactionary, all of the vamp dolls seem to have been abolished. There are none on the market at all: none of the bath ing suit beauties, the wickVd flirta tious damsels of the goggle eyes; none of the shimmy shakers' Instead. Santa has divided at last to begin at the beginning, an.! the newest thing In dolldom is the baby doll, an exact copy of little brother a few days after the stork paid his call. These dolls come singly, in twins, even in triplets, with complete little layettes, cra dles and all. It Is significant that practically all of the dolls these days come dressed, many equipped with com plete little wardrobes. The modern little girl doesn't know- how to sew. and such a thing as the old-fashioned "work box" is simply unheard of. The most expensive dolls on the market nren't for the daughter at all. They're for mother. These are the decorative dolls, for which from $50 to $75 is not an unusual price. Daughter might have a whole family for the price of one but they're almost as much' in de mand as children's dolls. You find the same stuffed, woolly animals you knew when a child, only the teddy bears have all taken to wheels, just like their elders. Fundamentalists may rejoice that Toyfand remains unpolluted. Th? dark Darwinian scandal hasn't reached the North Pole evidently, for Noah's arks, with old Noah him self and all the wooden animals, ar back and going strong. The child ren know who he is, too, the sales woman says. Yet, with r.. -vide tolerance of childhood, the monkey eujois LCjual rank., with, lbs other.; animals. In fact, he is rather pop- ular spite of all his unfavorable .(. t ,.ti i.j ..nr....n,.u .i publicity. Almost every line of industry i3 represented in Toyland this year. There are moving vans for the children, who like to imitate their elders in the drama and struggle of this life; there are milk wagoni and grocery trucks and horses that can he hitched and unhitched, for childhood has never been known to scorn ancient methods. There are trucks and trains. Real phonographs in miniature, in place of the old fashioned Swiss harps that could play three different pieces, and a few cash registers seem to be thei. only concessions Santa has made to modernism. No, it has nbt changed much these twenty thirty and forty years. ST. MARY'S ALTAR SOCIETY HOLDS REGI LAR MEETING ST. MARY'S Altar society met in regular session on Tuesday eve ning at Lyceum hall with Mrs. E. W. Renins' and the Misses (.'lynch acting as hostesses. Following the regular business session t he members completed plans for their annual ba zaar on December twelfth, which will be held in the real estate office of Magulre and Maguire on Main and Tenth. Everything in Electrical Fixtures For tlic home. Irons, washers, L,iglrting fixtures and accessories, etc.-sct! us fur expert house wiring. River Electric Co. H'K1,1. AN fOMMlMTY i LIU HOSTS AT XKW YLAItS PARTY toETTHAT gives promise of belli!," w one of the outstanding nffaii's of the holiday season it the dancing ( party being planned by the lYllcnu Community elub of Poliean City. In vitations to (he iiftnir are being tOllled this eomitig week lo tho friends of the members of the elub. which Is composed of the employ ees of the Pelican Hay Lumber company. A six-piece orchestra has been arranged to furnish the dance motto between the hours of nine o'clock and midnight A special feature of the evening will be 'several vaude- ville acts which tho bring here. from Orpheium time, boys have arranged to For the guests who are not desirous of dancing other enter tainments have been arranged for. The club will be beautifully decor ateed with the holiday season's col ors and special electric light fea tures. Favors and novelties will be given to the guests during the ow ning. AXTI.KRS CLUB HAS DANCING PARTY ON FRIDAY SVIEMBEIiS of tho Antlers club. which is made up of th. high school set. enjoyed a delightful danc ing party last evening at the Altai temple. CI:se to seventy five of the younger set attended the affair, Tin Irene Lewi3 orchestra furnished the I dance music between nine o'clock and midnight. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Miller, Mrs. A. F. Graham arid .Mrs. Gertrude Moon acted as patron and patronesses for the evening. ' CHARLESTON PARTY AT AMICKE HOME A- COTERIE of the younger high school set gathered at the horn? of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Amicke at 4 24 High street on Wednesday urn. ,,. ,,. -, ..; - pnrty. H, . E..,.. Ami,.t .,, V;cu .1,1,11., t..l-J - ' ' ins acting as hostesses. The Vic-! trola dance music was enjoyed by ; the young sot. Among those pres ent were Misses Dorothy Dalton, Eva 1 Powers, Genevieve Hensley, Addle Jenkins end Evelyn Amicke; Ernest Kaufman, Kenneth Malcr and Al-: vin Bergevin. ART NEEDLE WORK CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY THE regular meeting of Art Needle Work club was held on Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. I J. H. Carnahan as hostess. The 1 usual routine of business of ,l1n club was taken up. followed with a social hour and a dainty luncheon. The guests on Wednesday were Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg. Mrs. C. I Ramsby. Mrs. J. F. GoeKer, Mrs. j Charles Martin, "Mrs. Wilbur Jones, j Mrs.- Z. J. Powell, Mrs. George I Wirtz, Mrs. Rose Otey Soule, Mrs. Jennie Hum, Mrs. L. L. Truax and the hostess. Mrs. Jennie Hum has Invited the members to meet With her on De cember sixteenth, the next regular meeting date of the club. : : MISS LINSMKRE LEAVING FOR DAYTONA, FLORIDA M ISS VIRGINIA LIXSMEHIC, who for the past year has been j business manager for the Chevrolet. ' Sales and Service company, is Icav j ing tomorrow morning for Daytona, j Florida, where she will reside. En I route south. Misa Linsmere will vlBit one day in San Francisco with Mr. and Mrs. John Kingston, . ex 1 pecting to arrive at Daytona on Btln- dav. the thirteenth. She will re side with Miss Grace Conboy, for imerly of.Ktainath Kalis, who is now j living In the far south with hr j parents. Mis Linsmere will bo j missed by a host of friends in Klaip ! ath Falls. (.1 11.1) HOLDS M l. RAY si:ssio at ioN'KH tfOMM NT rATRONS of si I'auTi Episcopal Qnlld mot on Tli ii t-Mit - for an all day session ut tlm homo of Mr.1 ( al.-l. Jonesi 10 i nmplete articles on Friday and Saturday, December eleventh and twelfth In the Hart building on Main and Seventh. Late In the afternoon Uev. .1, Hen ry Thomas met with the members and add reusd tho gathering. At five o'clock a pot link dinner was enjoyed. The various committees were nam ed to be In charge of the tiusnur. I'.onorul bazaar- Mrs. Charles Mar tin, general chairman; Mrs 1). V. Kuykeudall. Mrs. Gary Cozad, Mr. Caleb Jones Mrs. C. C. Seeloy, Sin. Cottivll and Mrs. N. I). Glnsbacb. IV I. auib and Tea tables: Mrs. C. Mrs. Caleb Jones. t audy nooth; Mrs. V. K. Parker and the girls of the Tri S Club. The cooked food i will be in charge of Mrs. A. R, Mor rison. FRIENDSHIP CI. I It TO AID CO.MMI'NITY CREST PLEDGING, themselves to aid the Community Chest In every way possible.' the Friendship elub mem- bers held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. 1!. 11. Dunbar on 'Friday afternoon. Plana for tho Chtistmns holidays were made and committees appointed to be In charge of placing holly Wreathe! ami Christmas cards in both hospitals. Among the members present were Mrs. 11. Srhults. Mrs. George Me Collum. Mrs.yW. D. Cofer, Mrs. II. L. Wtokersham. Mrs. A. Ilalnter, Mrs. W. J. Stelnmetz, Mrs. B. F. Owens Mrs. Viola Jones. Mrs. Iren" Loucks, Mrs. T. R Sktlllngton. Mrs. A. M. Paniue. Mrs. .'!. J Barnes and Mrs. Dunbar. . Th.. niit laeeiiatt of the club ..i!! bi or. January twenty-second at the home of Mrs Victor Palmer. FIRST OF l Rll -OK I. IVM.lt DA.Nl : XK of the most enjoyable social tnts cf the past week was tho dinsor dance on Wednesday evening at the hotel White Pelican, the first of series uf weekly affairs to bo given at the h stelry durin; the winter and early spring months. Bud Lynch's orchestra recently of Portland, who fiirnl-h music through the dinner hours on Wedne'day aad Sunday evening of each week, pro vided the dance irtuslc. MERCHANTS BUREAU DINNER TO TAKE PLACE MONDAY EVE THE moathly dinner of tho Mer chants bureau of Klamath Falls will, take place on Monday evening at six-thirty at the chamber of com merce.. An educational program for tho store managers and the sales force has been arranged tor with a num her of "speakers scho.luled. The dinner to be for the entire staff of each storo In the city. i:TRAL P. - T. A. HOLDS DECEMBER MEETING ' CSfllS. 11. D. NEWELL and .Mrs. jonn .Siemens worn 111 wunb" of the December program of tho Central school Parent-Teachers' 0S sodlatloni held on Tuesday afternoon. In the absence of Mrs. Ray Reed, president of the association. MJss Augusta Parker, vice president, pre sided. Rer, J- Henry Thomas,, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal church, gave the address of the afternoon, urging closer cooperation between the teach ers and parents. The program included; Opening number, "America, the Beautiful.' ' First grade pupils of Miss Sally Folrom, n Bong. Piano number, Lydia von Uethel3 dorf. Piano number. Mrs. Russell Austin. Speaker of the afternoon, Rev. J. Henry Thomas. "THE NERVOUS CHILD" DISCUSSED BY ('LI B M" EMBERS of tho pro-school ago division of tho American Asso ciation of University Women met with their leader, Mrs. A. L. Ride on Friday afternoon. Mrs. It. II. itadcliffo discussed the book "Tho Nervous Child'" by tho English au thor Cameron In a most capable manner. While tho author took tlia child of England as his subject, still the American mother can find It beneficial in many ways. Among those present were Miss Mary Ball, Mrs. A. M. Collier, Mrs. .1. J. Vlllalr, Mrs. I. O. Landry, Mrs. It. II. Itadcliffo and Mrs. Rico. The next meeting -of tho division will be held with Mrs. Rice on Jan uary fifteenth. Miss Mary Hall will give a book review at this time. .;. .;. .;. O. A. R. MONDAY AT HOME OF MRS. JONES MONDAY afternoon the D. A. U. members will meet at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Jones on Sec ond and High. Mrs. II. M. Ackley will lead the discussion "Tho May flower Pact." TMK OHtttSTMAfl si:.vi,s AM WHAT TUF.V MKAN I r is not n'iy ooatl in puruhaio n tOV tlu.'.on of the. UhrtatWna ieals dial ilhiilcd by H" Ntitloii:i I Tuber , culoshi iiNiaiclutlon tit lhl time of the I , In to tho victims of HiIh dread din ease, If one omits buylnr, them. It In very little, yet it mcnim so very much, the purchasing of those little gay seals that send a wish for "Merry Christ mas" clear around Hie world. One doesn't doubt (hi. good Intentions of the public at large to buy iiunutlllo.i of the little gumlueil bits of paper, nor its wish to help stamping out tuberculosis, but u word here may servo ns n reminder to each II ml evervono nf I There are tunny, ninny families who never come In any more direct contact with tuberculosis than thai 1 ,1,., thanvhl Is hrnilshl bom,. In o, by Hies,, same Christmas seals. Such families often look upon the disease with horror, secretly consider tbom-l selves far removed from II. and dis miss tho subject ut tin, first oppor tunity. But, no one Is Immune, tine j can't dismiss the germ of tubercu losis with a mare gesture, a turning Oft of the thought current, for gv eryone Is exposed lo this malady ': every day. Its germs are In tin. rry air about us. whether we live In 1 town or country. No 0110 knows' whom they will strike. Xo one is Immune from tuborcu losls this, we repent tor It is a statement of a scientific fact. So, when one buys generously of the Christmas seals, one may Inadvert ently bo buying a certificate of health and welfare for oneself, one's friends, j one's family, for the stranger In tho' land. Hut. most of nil. one Is -tiding j humanity lu distress. In this season of giving munificent- , ly. Joyously. Is it too much to ask that one give freely to prevent the kprAnd of tuberculosis, to help those v. ho nr.. alreedy afflicted, to brtfthUu Hi.- tlkjn of patients whoso lives may be a lingering matter of a year, or perhaps n month? "Kerry Christmas and Good Health" is the slogan that these wee Christinas seals should rnrry Into the farthest corners of tho earth, on : 'ttora(and post cards, on trunks and nhekages, by express, mall, parcels post, ' And of course, since America al ways rises to a need, there Is not the slightest doubt Hint she will once more, this Christmas season of 1915, MISS MYHTA JAMES VISITS LOCAL LODGE CLOS1 Rol LOSE to ninety members of the ibekah lodge, including guests! from as far north as Quebec, Can ada, attended the official mooting of the local lodge on Thursday even ing, when .Miss Myrta James of Newport, Oregon, president of the state assembly paid her official visit. On Thursday noon Miss James was tho guest of Mrs. It. E. VVatten burg at a luncheon and Thursday evening Mrs. W. L. Banders compll- mentcd Club. her whh a dinner at th. DINNER AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS KOON MONDAY evcnltiK, December 14, marks the annual election, of officers for the Business and Pro fessional Women's club of Klamalh Falls. The meeting will he bold In the Sun Room of tho hotel White Pelican. Before the regular meet Ins the members mill dine nt the hostelry at tho hour of slx-thlrty. Reservations to bo mado throiiKh MlsS Jo Upp of the First National bank. INVITATION i You are cordially invited to attend a demonstration of the New Wonder Instrument The Panatrope A product of the scientists of four of America's leading manufacturers The General Electric Co, The Westirighouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., The Radio Corporation of America and The Brunskick-Balke-Collender Co. . This instrument is totally different from anything you have heard. Demonstration at our store Monday Afternoon and Evening. Come pre pared to be pleased and surprised. PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON HOMECOMING MEETING OF PRUHIIYTHRUN .U'MI.I UIY rriii'KSHAv marked the ttoraecopv lug nicotine, of lour elrelen of the Presbyterian church when the mem bora of Hie auxiliary nicl in the par loru of th church. The greater part of the afternoon was nponl In coin. plotliiK plans for the annual bltlMf which is lo ho held next Saturday, I in the basement ol the church. Dur ing the reports of the afternoon, u was learned th" auxiliary hn.i d.in- ' ntod two hundred dollars toward the pipe organ fund of the ohuroh. The following COUIIIlltlee.l wore I named to be in charge of the t.a.ir: niiirlflug. Mm. Marlon Hanks, chair- Mm. Holllo Vlirll and Mrs. Percy mvoni. Apron tiontn: .his, ,i, II, Rood, elialrmiiu. Mm. I). S, Shell and Mrs. o. D. Mathews, Fain . Work booth; Mrs. Albert May. -luilr-man. .Mrs. C. K. Jay and Mrs. W. It. Roy.l.' MlHcellanooiiH: Mm. tleorge Griio, chairman, Mis. a. o, iv..r BOO and Mrs. A. II. Lund Home lock ed fc ' .: Mrs. A. M. Wordon and Mrs. John Sargent. Ten tables: Mrs. E. S. Vealeh, chairman. Mrs. V.'ur ren Hunt and Mrs. Prod E. Fleet. Display, which will ho on Main street. In charge t Mrs. C. I.. Ilnrv. Mrs. Lambert. Mrs. Dollle Virgil. Mrsx Kayos and Mrs. Jonn to Hum. Utile Kntlierlne Spaunaii. diiur.h ter of Mr. mid, Mrs. Qeorie Soon naiiH, sung "Long, Long Ago" In' n delightful manner, although Just a child, her voice having most . nils u: i range. Mrs. J. A, Houston. Mrs. A. M. Wordeti and Mrs. GeOrc- Spanning worn b osteoses for the afternoon. KEDROV I'LI R MEETS ON THURSDAY EVENING The Ke.irou club members will hold their regular meetl.ii: on Thursday evening. December tenth, ut the First Presbyterian church .fllUTAfTf Jacoemy MANLY BOB I'OUTI.AMl. Olti:t.41rK .tmn IrtK'hr r. I mail I . i ,-.-.. mrrrtil - i - I oirlrl Us . ' i j i -1 aoi-hil nl . o ii i . nml mar it I ir ii Id list. CiirttlnafV f brrt rult hp ll I pd i , ti ca. HILI m E -fl'Cl- r What Is Sunday to You? Some innlto Sunday a lasy day, come n day lo est. Homo consider it a holiday, but Sunday wan meant to be a Holy day. Don't forKel to make Worrdilp a part of your tiuuduy I, 11 A. :io p. M' .t-lto, I I'lctitre of Klanv SIXTH AND PINE STS ARTHUR L FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS Solves All Your Christmas Problems ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street J Phone 39 .....:.......:......4sididif aj MOTHERS monoh hons WITH HANOt'l'T Till RSDAV M OTHERS of tog fxilbiill loam of tho Kin in ii I h Falls high school uhoro hosiuasiiti II Thins day avehlni tUlh a delightful mil, ey dinner l tni oHambai or aom marce. The tablg appolntmsuti wero curried out In Ilia high 11)4001 0l org, rod nnd while. Among those pram lt aero the fe Itball team and a number of their parents Includ ing: Frank Hall, William Baggier, "Amy" Carroll, Carl Yuiiooy, Hur "Id J hlition, "Fnt" Lnutnls, Zed , Darnoi, "iiudgo" MaKuire, LiOiUe Blmoro, tl, Connors. Don Houle, Joo Dllll, U'lildeeu llpp, "Whit" Whll I nej, Unbind Cofer. William Smith, "Fat" Wnbli, Naliun MoMulleii, ' Dwlithl French, Mr. and Mrs. Paul I Jaeksotl, Mr. and Mrs, Don Fluher. ! Mrs. N t in UTonOBi Mr. ulid Mrs. II. , G. Whitney, Mrs. Frank Yancey, .Mrs Charles I, munis, Mr. and Mrs. Ti N. Sherman, Mr. tun, Mr. und : .Mm. w. ii. Qarnoi, Mrs. William Woaitaf, Sirs Charles P. Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E, Fleet. Mrs. ; It Otey Soiilo. Mr. and It. T ' MoMullen, Mrs. R. W, Smith, Mr mid Mrs, Bills, . Mr. Wnlsh and Mr. U4l d .Mil W. I). Color. HOOK STUDY DIVISION MEETS ON MONDAY AFTERNOON erttto BOOK BTITpY division of the Library club will meet on Mon ila) aft riiooti at 2:110 o'clock III the dub rooms of tho library for their regular meeting. a book review of "I he Matriarch" by 0. B, Storn. one of i he iiiosi Interesting hooks uf tho year, will bo given by Mrs. Thomas Do'laall It Is hoped that tho members will be ut the club rooms promptly nt the hour of two thirty. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON PAGE FIVE MORTON imniL nsABLEi HOSPITAL Our ciiirrt dOCtoni utul niirK'"iit m . -lei 1 - nnd ijulct nurrtiunllnKt brlntf ynu rrl hintlh. 108t PIM8 T., gftjj gjjWOgjgO M. CO.M.MI'MiiN SERVICE 'I'llE ETERNALLY ACCUIUJBD" RICE. Minister QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE FRAMES
