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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1926)
Fridav, January 20, 1020 11 Puge Two EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r .w Si S3 I . Klamath Lawyer 'yZ Named Director ' ... of State Chamber , . ... ... ' rOtlTI.AND, Ore,,' Jan. 29. (P) Tha Oregon state chambor of com merce lu uiinual session here elect ed th following director! lute yes terday; W. 8. Nelson, The llalles, 3.0. Faiemau, ol Harper, Hoy T. Dlshop or 1'artland, rt. C. Oraes beck of Klamath Falls, H. E. Waller of Ooivallls, ' John P. Daly of Port land, It. D. Drake of Astoria nnd T. H.'Nnu of Koseburg. The directors reelected Irving Vinliig of Ashland, president, and elected for secretary, W. Q. Ide of Portlund, and tor t:oas ure'r,' Chhrles ,H. Stewart of Port land. ' !' .' Screen Stars to Be Entertained fflheri the most glamourous picture is over and you come outside to the bright lights and the brighter laughter of friends have a Camel ! Movie actors and actresses will be dinner guests, of the Rotary club nt a dinner to be given next Friday evening at the hotel White Pelican. The Rotary club members and their wives will gather at the hotel for dinner at the hour of six-thirty. A program which is being plan ned for the affair will be announced early la the week. The affair was decided upon at the noon gather ing of the Rotary members today. t " Bad Check Suspect I Is Held By Police i H L' ' John William Howard, who is reputed to have employed sever..! . aliases,- was charged with issuing Jfc worthless checks and' with obtaiu lng money under false pretenses in criminal complaints filed today by Deputy District Attorney Wlest, Howard was arrested by the po ' llee last night after several of his ? 4 alleged . worthless checks Were re v ' ported by local merchants. Accord i lng to Wlest nearly a doien spurious hjm pfi WHEN the exciting scenes are over. And you leave the great theatre thrilled at what you've seen. When, as the organ peals forth its rolling music, you come outside with jovial, laughing friends hare a Camel! For nothing else on earth could be so refresh ing among the great white lights as Camel. Camel adds of its own bright goodness to the enjoyment of every pleasing scene. Camel is the hale friend and companion for eventful days and carefree evenings. Here is something worth writing in words of gold: "Camels never tire the taste, or leave a cigaretty after-taste, no matter how freely you smoke them." And what's more, you can't buy choicer tobaccos or more perfect blending, no matter how much you pay. So, this night as you leave for the brilliant scenes. And when the big show is finished and you've seen life in its tense and purposeful mo merits know then the mellowest fragrance that ever came from a cigarette. . ' Have a Camel! checks have been returned to mer chants who cashed them. RAI.V AT MEIFORD JIEDFORD, Ore., Jan. 29. OF) One half Inch of rain, the heaviest in six months, fell over the Rogue River valley last night. Reports from (he summit of the Siskiyous i'. report six Inches of snow fell be (ween 9 p. m. and 6 a. m. The ijj Pacific highway Is open to traffic. .The rain and 'snowfall were' ac f.rotimpanld y- brisk ln4.---i-' BTOKM IS SPENT PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29. OP) A gentle four-mile breeze from the Bouth was recorded today at North bead, at the mouth of the Columbia river. The storm, which was sweep ing in from the Pacific this week, pent its force off-shore, said E. - JU Wells, local weatherman. . RETURNS TO MEDFORD J. J. Stelger, Sr., returned last evening to his home in Medfovd after looking over his business af fairs in Klamath county. No other cigarette in the world is like Camels! Camels contain the choicest Turkish and domestic tobaccos. The Camel blend is the triumph of expert blenders. Even the Camel cigarette paper is the finest made especially in France. Into this one brand of cigarettes is concentrated the experience and skill of the largest tobacco organisation in the world. , C, ur higheil wish, if you do not yet know imel quality, is that you try them. W rite you to compare Camels with any Our garnet quality, is mat you try it, invite you to compare garnets wan at '. cigarette made at any price. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co, T MILLS SCHOOL Troop four of the scouts arc to meet this evening at the Mills addi tion school, Scoutmaster Fruuk Mos er in charge. NEW YORK Will C. Kalista, It and six feet three, has been un. able to stand the children laughing at him and the teachers being geared of him, so he has been confined in definitely for truancy. . Wall Street Bets 9 to 1 You Lose Reliable statistics prove that 92 of those who speculate lose in the end. Few people can hope to win enduring suc cess in the face of such staggering odds. On the other hand, with regular saving followed Toy sound investment under the guidance of your banker you can win 99 times out of 100. ' , ' V : Play safe and save - ., American National Bank ' Member Federal Reserve System Jo Gorman And B. Dotson Two Well Matched Fighters; Doyle Has Beaten Stolz Jim O'Dowd, . Scowling Slugger, Will Meet Dark Horse, "Logger Joe"; Boxers Work Out at 2 30 P. M. And 6:30 P. M. Each Day If ring worms are tiring .of lumbering rashes of heavy weights, if they want action with lots of gloves and no stalling, the main event of the boxing card next Tues day night at the Scandia hall will be of great satisfac tion to them. . "For Joe Gorman, and Benny Dotson, two of the fastest, toughest and gamest featherweights on ihe coast, who will fight the -main event, are as evenly matched a pair as it is possible to secure. . . Fact is, Promoter .Mechan, is pat- ting himself, on the back, because open with a fast preliminary, yet 1 V he knows that there will be no kicks or Mewls after the next- card, f :r tlie good aud simple reason that it will be the fastest card staged in liils 'city for months. . Gorman and Dotson are a pair, physically. They are both the same li.e, same weight and fight the same iAuy, tea: lug in with both handt. swlngriig. Gorman, despite years of experience in the ring, Is still In his prime. Dotson is a comer, younger, and with , wonderful sta mina. ' . Ki-ml WinH-L',1 Good Fans here saw Karl' Stolz fight and outpoint Chuck Sams, in their last go, and they know that any man that could lick him Is giod. Frank ie Doyle, who fights nobby Ross In tho semi wind-up pulled the" trick, lie iiIbo boat Speck Woods, who has fought here. ItuBs is Just as clever, as ever. His nuppsrterg believe he can g!vo his younger opponent a neat trim ming. ' O'Dowd to Sera,? Jim 0'Doid, whose ring scowl ro minds one of John Sullivan's tac tics, will fight a black horse known' as "Logger Joe", This "Logger Joe," h unknown but Promoter Mo han promises a surprise for the boys. The ring worms want to see this man O'Dowd matched agalnHt an opponent that will BUiy until the end, 1 Benny Dotson nnd Frankie Doyle ars working out at the Scandia. hall at 2:30 In the afternoon. O'Dowd and Ross are getting in shape at to be announced. Two Executives , To Aid Marking Modoc Lava Beds RADIO CLUB TO BE FORMED HERE Aim Is to Eliminate Various Noises Which Interfere With Reception There Is ntarting among tho own ers of radios a movement for the organization of a Radio cmh, ono of the clHof purposes of which will bo to bring uhout tho ollmlnnilon of various of the noises that at tlmos niako radio InHtruunmts practically worthless Throughout tho city aii.V county thivnumbcr of radios In use has now rout hod a point where the owners can make itlmlr Influ.-nce felt, pro vided they ran got togothvr, and with thnt end In view tills plan to form a cltlb has own formulated. With the right kind oi effort, reception In Klamutk Falls can bo made as nearly Perfect an It Is In other cltli.s. Thoso Interested may secure full Information by calling phono 759, be tween thu hours of 9 and 4 o'clock. KIIOM TK.NXAXX Himlnvus ma(er brought E. a!. Howry of Tounnnt lo Klamath last evening. Mr. Howry made tha trip by motor and Is stopping at the hotel Whlto Pelican while here. Walter M. Pierce, governor of Ore gon, and Friend W. Richardson, gov- ernor of California, will take part in 1 the marking of the lava beds of Mo doc county, according do information received by Captain 0. C. Applegnte yesterday. President Cool dge recently made the lava beds a national monument. This was made possible by f.lu ac tivity of the Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution nnd ihe Daughters of itho Golden West, California's na tive daughters, whereby national re cognition has been obtained for the historic buttle ground, , . "By early Juno wo hope to have begun actual marking of tho bnittln flulds und other historic spots," said Captain Applogaito yesterday. SMITH FROM KUGEXK V. A. Smith, well known resident of Kugcne Is In. Klamath for a few days on business matters. : IX FOR IIKIKP TIMK On a hurried hiiiilness trip, M.-rf. J, J. 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