The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 09, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday; December 9, l!25 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON m'I'-km'4' Mainly About . People POUT iw.amviii mun a. U. Winter mill .11. W, OOOlMi t'ocknion or tin' Knii Klnmatb -n n ny ir)t)rtl Tuesday in the t'lty on biitlaMi, M06N i hum hmi,Mi a. v. Mooh nf Alhland arrived in t In- illy lull' yi'Mordiiy iifli'rnoon in attend I') vicinity iir ii;. i . loUreiU in I'm lci: IT.w. m i ( i;ssi i i, Tim rciilul given hy Hi" hiiIh nf Bicrud Heart Aeadomy mi Tueadar lifti'l mum lii I III' llilllli' of Mill. l. I'. Uironi u Rttundet) iy Blow to fifty menu, paranis unit (riands ,,,, todai Hip 4 pupil DurlnK lb vlntercguiini trfp mi. HI' II llllllllllil' ill till' HffllllN lll'i' lii'lui'. planned. TO VIWT illll.mtlA Mm. eirnlu v. i! iir iiIiiiih Id vliill witii bar children m woni'ii to morrow VwUni umi rut urn iii b rlty mi Friday morning, A' lion it in ov iuhim;hh l(, I). Hoflieri:r. n iiri'K' iiliill'... nf tliq Mi Hi-fi n luutl'or company of Portland, li lt UiiM iniirnitiK (or Dior rlii where lie will inuniui.t bualnnat mill lur.'i In tin' Interest (-bin com pany. , . MYglW UN Hl'MI.VKflH 0. V. Myera of Mcilfiird In union,: ihi' Milli'.v Inn. In. "ii I'ullnrii In tb" Mr. Myi-rn tonkin fre- to Kl.uiiaili from bin Uoroa in Mfdford wbn i i tb UUlllllltllllll' IiuaIiimmm. tczrrr: - - '- .- : " , Mflll' Theatre: iS .L, , i 1 1 1 1 . 1 J Reginald Denny in "California Straight Ahead" hVflliK Denny In I"'' HI"' I'llltlHK ld Mfln (iloolu In moth bnlln. Here lii' In Hi bl muddeM. mvrrloft ioumU -drama- lii tin. rollU-kliiK. liiunliinK roni v .of tha i.'aann. l.'ouio, got ii tniiif of fill pre-war luuKhtor! Thursday and Friday Five Clever Acts of Vaudeville AND "The Red Lily" wlh Knld Ilium It. Ilnmoii Novarrn mid Wallace Ileery "The Ten Commandments" Is Coming -' ' .If- 7 ' ' ' . ' I i: VICM turn I'okti.AM) (ii orKH SKipbi t. iini. W"ll known ilmluTinuli or l.iil.i'i 'law, where he liuliL. cxIotialM' Itl'i'T'-Kli". lull Tues day for Portland wllli T. Drtjian lu rry (if Him i'ruin lin o, wlm camo up friin Hoi aoutli to Join Mr. Ktephuii Kon, Mr. p!Menbrry i one if the IllfKi i' llilllli' owner:! ll Ol'i We.-'. itod,,wf)) riitiiru bora w)j..'i Mr. HM--nln ni-jn Imorii jrnlm; fOntb, o'f'.KIKV I.KAVUS Arrcpta l'oalllu In Mi'.itili and will . IIi hIiIi' in Coax f'liy . i .1. W. O'FJriaa, tleloltraph operator ror l'nltil Prow, Im Inarlng Satur day (or ,8attle whiire .in- ims bona iranafeVrM. Mr. O'Brien will be ro Herod by KrnnV T. Bownre n ctutly wltli DriltM Tr'-n In Portlafld '. 'J JIOItTKNHON lU-m'lt.NH II. 1). Moruionon, prealdent or I tbu Ktlloon flny um tier ooaipany, returiMtd Ittl STeDlnf from Kun franelMO'Wtutn) bo Ims boon lor Ihi paal teyvonil w'ki on bualnoaa niat tei. S'lih Hoi ri'lnrn of Mr. Mor ti.iihoa to tbo city It wim Icartiod Ibnl tin' Pellcap Hay mill will ooo- n)tlnuu in npora .mi to Ions aa weatber iimUtioiiH permit. Ill : l It v NtOM ABHIiAXI) Mr. and Mm. (ioorf: Humphrey, who motored to Aaltlauil l$$t 4'Vi'tilhK to atti-ml Ho' dnnri'o work of tbu !( hukali IimIki'. will, h lurmbera of tin.' K!:-uiiitli KiiIIk lodKe. toil on In the Uogtu- Itlvrr mlley town laal v nliiK. retOTimd bome thla morn In;:. Th'y report n aplcndld attendaoce, wltli rloai' to forty local people at taodJnc PoUowlog tub work of the team, tin Aalilnnd ninmbera won horiteaaea with a lianijiiet honoring the vlHllor. litOM VVflU i,ki; Mr. in ii it Mi i ... . j . 1 1;, resldenl ol upor lnki ntry, wuh in tbe My today from i i ranch bom" iii apend Hie aftcrnoni, hhopplOi and at luiilluc. lo bnalii' inuttora, I 'f.M.M HM i.wn: I. K. HI Ilea of Kwan lake In amoai llin out of town aheppert about lln- atreela inday. Mr. Si Ilea oxpecta to return late tbla . iilng. AltHK IV(i TIIIH KVKMVO IIKTITRNS H UKDPOni) Jake Htelger, lnt roated In Urn lum ber liuaineaa lo Klamath county, rc Ipoaad to hla bom.- In Madford tbla nftarnoort after nwndlng the paat vi at here on bui.in-aa. RKHBKAH . ItKTLRK Clone to 35 Relickaha who motor id to Anhlaad yi-mcrdoy to put on Ihc ili'froe work in tin- valley city, returned, homo lain laat evening. The offlcera of tbi local lodge who made tlm trip Inclmled Mm. W. L. Randera, Mlae, Miry Walk r. Mm. Viola J one. Mm i I). Houae, Mr. It. K. Wal'.enbuii: and Mm. J. V. tioillcr The ini-mbers report a aplcndld meeting in ih valley city. ; ROW A LOOM V Two well known mulropa ol Al gotua, Mm. John Wiadaor anil Mm. Jack C'onrjbre, Were among tho idioii pnra In the city today. Oeorgc Brandenburg an) Otto M. Joiiea, of the Oregon State Motor uaaoclatlun, are expected to arrive In the city itiU evening from Port land, in ipend the coming two day.n in Klamath county aeeurlng motion plil urea, lo re 1046 throughout dif ferent atatea. In attempting to aell aoiitherti Oregon to the tourlata. I'l.ltltv BAIKXM'K II. I. frlenda of 1'crry Babe oik will be M.rry to learn that be Ih cnnrin od to li Im home on Lincoln itreet. anfferlng with a aevere attack of la grippe. I'HTIHKS HKVT TODAY To' MKKT 1IIIS KVKMXti The IndnatSUal Improvement dub whl h takea In property owuera ofj Sixth itreet urn holding u meeting! in the office of the chamber of com merce at 7:3(1. S. K. Martin ha pallad the meoilng. Mrn. I,:ah Smith, aaaiatant aecre tory of the chamher of commerce, today mailed a Bumbef of timber acenea and plctiirca of the varioua large lumticr mtlla In thla aectlon to the ,West t'oaat Lumberman Mag azine The pictnrea are to be uaed in coniieciiou with a atory by A. II. Hayinond, which will apwar in the next i c-' of the lumber magazine. TO iiiKi: SIMIAV Merit UfUloe Seoutu to Hike HttttMy hi. I laaa TeatM Three merit badge1 acotltt, Me v'g Bwunaon. Itnaa Hlllinuii and Eit Hunter, .villi Seoul Kyei'Utlve It), u Nord and Dr. JViul Sharp g-e leav ing Sunday on an all day hike The hoy to pasa tets In cooking ii n I camping. In lae tt which nj- ' I..'.' Hn'.ii ihelr merit b.idg.' Is Ihc baking .1 In if if breaif, an bap elct. hunters stew, rice pudding and coffee. , .1 Kleitlon of offlcera will take plae,e it Hi" meeting of the l.ongfeHriWa dub thin evening at " : :U at Aire chamber, of commerce. Fine Stationery HOUR TO.MOItKOW Mr. and Mm. Lcnllr llogern are expected home tomorrow from Port land where they huvo been for the pa-i week On n combined buiineaa nnd pleaaure trip. rito.M HPRIN'O i.aki; I Mm. Krunk Stewart, wife of one of I i .-firing l.ake'a wi-u known ranctien, ap n: tho day In the city doing herl I'lirlattnoa shopping. I'HOTO CONTKST With the closing of the boy scouts photo ixinloat closing December 15, the scouts are allowing keen interest! (11 the competition. Over $35 Willi l.e given In prizes hy local merchants.! It. k. Stinson, C. S. Currin. J. A. G jrdon. Kev. A'. I,. Kite and E. O. Nord will be the judges In the con test and the photos wfil be judged on the Jiith of Dei ember. During the week we received near ly a thousand boxes of the new est and up-to-date stationery. New Colors ' I New Shapes New Fabrics Prices range from 65c to $2.50 per box NEW HOMK COMPLETED The beautiful new home on Llu oln street, owned by Dr. Sarah Kthel Smith has been completed and Dr. Smith with Mrs. George Hancock moved into the new dcwli Hng on Monday. Auto Accessories make Ideal Gifts A Practical Gift Interior mirror ellmlnut tho npffinltv of looklntT hnck Wfhilo h ivlnii flflVfriil lxen nnd moil from which you oun chooni. I'rlceti from 95o to $2.95. Very Useful Tho powerful ray of Huh! from UlO "Dui'mIo" MiiulliKht picki "lit Mirrt QUtnbeni, treat hIkhh. ruld nnd bud Hiiot In tho road ItH bfmutlfut .1. .11 hmdit c.i.n to tho car only $7.60. Other .Spotlight $3,45 to $13.00. For your friend and rftltttvet. Auto accioriei r in ua all yrr-n tafttinf remembrance constant reminder of your thougbtfuInoM. Auto accea orlei are enjoyed by the en tire family. Auto acceisoriet servo a practical purpose thry add to the safety, com fort and economy of motor ing. From' "Western Auto's" contptet stocks you can se loct something which comes within your budget. Your gift will be packed in a Christmas package. "Klassy" Step Platea of aolld aluminum with heavy tiarrcd rubber mat center. Per pair, onlv 11.50, Other Step Vlatea $1.15 to $1.95. Windshield Wiper Hand Cleaner, 45o to $1.95. Automatlo Cleaner, $2.05 nnd $3.35. Hlectrlc Cloanera ."...$0.50 Boyco Motometer $2.90 to $12.75, acqordliiK to alzo. i Flower Vbso $1.35, $1,85 nnd $2.05, according to ntylo and tiuiillty. Flashlights 90c to $2.93 For Those Who Smoke Tho "Pmlthklt" has 3 compart ments clgarettea. malelies and ashes. Bpaolal sprinK, attaoh inrnt release imp elgaretto at a time, l-'ajtirns on tha daah hoard. PrtCe $2.15. ' tithrr Ash Hecolverr $W -"o $3,15. An Electric Lighter Sfniolv 'draw the enrd forVr'ard and light up. ffillmlntttea innteh aoratoUuiif, Scattorod matchea, burned ftnironKi olbthltta; and upluilMlorv. Cuho E-Z-On (no holva' to drill unlv $3.00. "Handy" CiKiir Lighter, $2.55. t This Weeks Specials "DaV-Night" Clock An nrcurate ye: lnexpeiulvc timepiece that will be uppro ciatod by alt car ownurs. Kit ' on ttie ti.i:-h board. Hadiuiii tllnl onabh'R nlK'tt and dn readlnK". Heilueetl thin week to S2.60 "Leader" Spotlight A nomilnr. ileVtMitlablo spot light that ran at?t be used h il trouble 1 Isrlit . t,ttmplo'., Wil btilb. Kedueed flj 4 n r for this week to $ 1 if 0 "Radio as you want it" Tone, Volume, Selectivity, Simplicity, Beauty The Gift for the Family F j " It brings happiness and Christmas joy all year round . , . it brings homfcs closer together tightens home ties . . . it opens the doors to tho world and brings to the home all that is clean and wholesome the best in music and education ... it brings the news, tltci sermon, the lecture, the concert, to your home . '. . it makes tedious home t;tsks iw.ier ... it ' the one gift your loved ones have wished for. lie COUPLETS Convenient Terms Can B a A rrcinfd If you can't drive in Western Air Patrol Ir n set they will ho iroud of. Ttcautlful in npprarttHM nnd ton&. Simple i" 6p0l0itO. Xii d for its Hductlvit: . Doniguoii to kIvo you radio its you want it. our prlca "i $11 0.00 in comnlpO; Nothing ol?' to tmy ln ntalk'd in your homo ready to attach to your outnltK- aerial. Ueasrvo your et now to Insura Chrlstmaa delivery. "More than 125 Stores in the West- WestermAsiito Phone 384 7th & Pine-Klamnth Falls w UMNO MM De Luxe Gift Boxes . Covered with Cretonne, Silk, and Plush. Beautiful parages High Class Stationery 1.25 to 20.00 0 Fountain Pens All popular makes in all stand ard sizes Parker Duofold Conklin's Waterman's Sheaff er's Lifetime Prices range from $2.75 to $8.50. Pencils to match all pens Pen and pencil sets in gift boxes from $5.00 up. Books In addition to our usual large stock of fiction we now have an unusually good variety of Children's Books Gift Books Bibles Make your selections now for the holidays and we will put them aside for you. (JAOerwood PharmacY W v KLAnAI 11 1 ALLS UKLliUtt WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE y purity I buy mum uauos iaccubacvI THK VKATHKB Tho Cyclo-Storntaeraiih at Under wood 'a I'harmaoy shews but llttl? Change in barometric ouditions since last rep.nt. The pressure seems pes:po,l nt HO. 20 nnd a ron ttnuAtion of fine weather probable. Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair and cool. The Tycos recording thermometer reilstorad nuixinuim and mlninunn temperatures today as follows: High 44 Low 25 I'. S. Weather Uu nut Oregon: generally cloudy tonight and Thursday, moderate Variable winds. ItU.VNEUS I1KRK Ctuland 1). ltunnells. secretary and treasurer of the IMunger Laun dry system, with headquarters in Portland, arrived In I lie city this afternoon by motor and will spend several days here on business mailers. KOKMON I'AIIH TOO VV .1. T. l'armelec, lteno. Nevada: R. E. Van Horn, Sneratnento; W, M. Webber. Oakland: A. Wave; Knlldu, Colorado, and V. O. I.usk of Alt helm, California, were among the foreign tourists registering at the chamber of COfncrierce loda , , MJM LIBERTY Special Tonight Only A FREE Entertainment through the auspices of the Central Labor Union The picture to 'be shown is "LABOR'S REWARD" 1 An Educational picture which portrnyri the problems of tha workers of today. Thursday and Friday "The Blood Hound" with Bob Custer - " ii " "TnlBa"