The Evening herald., April 13, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

Tuoa'duy,' April 13, 192G
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS,- OREGON
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: iasMa'tti Theatre
LiTiiLr:-.i:ji:.jj-.iX-.i.-:..JL-ijr..ji i - ' . .Ill L
On the Screen
Eugene O'Brien ,
unit
Lillian Rich
in
'Simon the Jester'
The story f a mini who
council iliu Ureal Adventure
Ui'Utlil
COMING
The ricture you Have Keen Asking for
"The Merry Widow"
VIKITINU I.I CAH IIU.MH
Mr. andMr. K. V. Uurrlck uml
(.ou-ln-inw mill daughter, Mr. uml
.Mm. It. 1'ttln of llullowirll, Kiiiiau,
nrrlvod In Kliimntli Fulls jri-sterduy
i from llinlr eastern homo and nri
. vlalllng nt llm homo of Mr. nml Mm.
. K. M. Lucas. Mm. Ilnrrluk uml Mr.
. Lucas nro brother mid ulntcr. They
' plan 10 remain here ludiflnltely nml
i-jprct to localo permanently some
place In tlio weal.
Keveral montliit ago Lucas vhll.-d
with tl'Ri while euat. They made
I ln trip M by motor. '
i-ifi: at cuu-ogi in
' (iuoriv Klf, of I In' Kulls Mi'min
I'.Ui com puny, transacted bualunaa Id
Clilloquln thU morning.
CMnpinr,Wliwon-ail..N. a
On the Stage
Five AcU of
Vaudeville
I l.ii nicmy siiiiiij;. i;iiic
intf, fiiiiicily, iiiiisii-:il inl
ilaliotis, :irriiil iu'ls ait'l
must uniiMi.tl ami bc.'itt
tiful "Living l'irtutvs"
Tin- ('yilo-aliirmuiiruph lit Un
derwood's pharmacy recorded very
little rliuiiKo In barometric pnimiiro
I ,, pi.Ht twenty-four hours Indlout
Imk a ronllntintlon of prevailing film
weather wllli luodrniui temperature.
Forecast for ih xi 21 houri,: i-'alr
wi'nllior,
The lyio recording thermometer
rt'Klnicrol maximum u-jd mlnliuiim
i-inpiTumri today us follows.
High, OS; low. 42.
i,ii ki:i in t happy
Kl'UKN'K. )-.. April 13. UP)
lliicli from tlnflr cIIkiihi rnu meet with
Stanford unlvoralty, In 'which tho
loi lil men scored but lull polnu, I lie
riilviirliy v! lreon track Miuud la
mill optimistic
tobacco , v y: ; -j
THOSI3 fellows who get so much fun out
of a pipe don't envy theni . . . emulate
them! Get yourself a jimmy-pipe and
a tidy red tin of Prince Albert. That's
.... what they did, and look at them. Wear
ing smiles a mile wide. Pulling away on
good old P. A. and happy as ducklings
in their first rain-storm.
There's no trick about it ... no deep;
. dark secret. P. A. is pippin pipe
' tobacco, made for pleasure and lots of
it. Prince Albert is mellow as moonlight .
on a silent summer sea. Fragrant as a
breeze that filters through apple-blossoms.
Cool and sweet in a way that
spells comfort to a pipe-smoker.
C no other
Mainly
imi.ii:iiiii!m) hani'iikr
W. (. Hmylli prominent rancher
of Dm i ( I lt r liru i) el locality trans
uded I) uiaiiieRM In ICIamutli Kails over
Monday,
IV I'llOM KIKK
(1. (', Coitu spent M inilu.) In the
ell from 'bin homo ut Kirk. Illb
trip wum oniir of IiuhIiisk,
wolmuidh i. cm-
Mr. iiikI Mm. II. K. Wolfold if
Ihu ' Wolfonl uml Wniui store at
SpniKiio llU'nr lirrlvcil III thu city
yinlnrdii) rjT niion lo transact busl
JIOS uinl vlj.lt Willi frll'llllH.
VIHITOItM FROM IlKKDKI'OItT
.Mr. mid .Mm. It. M. Wilson, of
Itoednport. uru vlaltlng In the city,
lu-ri, an u combined IjuhIiicdh uml
pliumiro trip.
MKKLKVH LEAVE
Mr. und Mm. -. C. Bi-ele.y li-ft
rly this morning for Hoiid um
Arlington mhiiro Mr. Sonley will In
Bpoct tbo oiling of rouda. Willi tlio
poaalblllty of roudit IhroUKbout thia
auction liuiiiK ollvd Mr. Buoluy In
anxloua to lonrii tho renulta other
IikuIIiI'Jb uru rix.clvlliK. Thoy ex
pect to b ftono for Several duya.
IIOHKSi: KOI 1
Tliri- horaca were found on tliu
nt recti of Klumatli Kulla yomorduy
ami will bo Bold lu aevoa daya unleas
claimed by tlmlr owni'ra. Tliuy aio
dcacrJhrd an fullowa: 1 roun maro,
bindcd "7" on rlnlit atlfle. -welKlit
ahunt 100; l light bar. no vlalblo
bruiid. wvlxht about 1 51)0; 1 dark
bay brumlud "A"' ulth bar bcnoalh
on left allfli), wvlKht about 1000
pouuda, Infommtlon coucnrniiiK
thorn inuy ba aocurod at the office
of the Chief of Police.
Not the least of P. A.'s virtues is the
kindly way it treats a fellow's tongue.
The Prince Albert process cut out bite
and parch years. ago, thereby opening
the gates to smoke-peace for millions of
men. No matter how hard you smoke
P. A., there is no protest from your
tongue or throat. ' 1
To make sure that you are not missing
the full enjoyment of your pipe, go to
the. nearest tobacco shop and tell the
man you want a tidy red tin of Prince
Albert. He knows of hundreds of men
that have found the enjoyment that's
waiting for you. There's a revelation
coming to you with a pipe arid P. A.
tobacco is like it!
About
IIV l ATIIKIt'H D.J.SVMH
MIhh lli-iiluh Kuriin-r wna called
to MurHlifleld Monday by tlio nerl
oiih IJIniiaH of her futher.
I.I llli:it.M.t.V KK.NT IIKItK
Jou Kent, prominently IdonllNed
with tho Kent l.nmher compuny of
Ban KrancUco, la In the i lly on u
liu a I n can trip. Kent pinna lo remuln
horn for a week or more.
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I.t MIIKIi.MA.V IIKItK
Mr. und Mm. Charli-a I'. Ilray, of
Oalikoah, Wlaconaln, brother of Mr.
Ilray of the Ilray mill, arrived in
the city laat evonlim from tho caal
on a com hilled bualnea nml plwixuro
trip. . ' 1
tWM UOM lllhll
That Mojavo, California, will be
the mono of one of tin; blKXi-at gold
ruhea in the blatory of the atatc
holda no doubt in the mind of
Jauii-a T. l.oKun, prominent miiiiliK
nnitlnccr :who Is paying Klamath
Kails a bunlneas vlalt. Mr. Iogan la
In charge of work on the I.akovlcw
highway and pays Klaroulli county
officials vlalta frequenllj.
t'Ol't'd IIAXCH K.NJOVKI)
More than 125' members of the
Callfornla-On-gon Tower company
enjoyed the Informal dance party
given at Mooao hall laat evening.
The C'opco orchestra furnished the
music for dancing and at tho con
clusion of the social hours refresh
ments were served. -
OFFICIALS 1IKICK
Wulker Frederick Qulienburry.
Auditor for the California Oregon
Power compuny and H. P. Bos worth
assistant arrived In Klumath Falls
lato last eight from Medford on of
ficial business for their company.
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P. A. h tod everywhere In My red
tint, fxtttnrf tftirf halt-pound tin Aunti
' dort , tnd pound trytUglst hnmidarr
with tponge-maiitener lop. And
hryj ilh erery bit of bite and Perth
removed by the Ptinte Albert proeeM
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People
IIOW.V FHOM ClllfXMJL'I.Y
J. V. Wlllianis of Chlloimln paid
the nily a bualneas visit yesterday.
I HOM HPHAOI K ItlVKIl
Mr. und Mrs. K. K. Holland of
Bpraguo Itlvur were luminous visitors
over Monday In Klumath Kalis.
They, slopped ut the hotel Arcade
wlillo here.
1HSIVKHH VIHITOIt
M. J. Thomas of. Orovlllu, Call
fornlu, Irunxacled business in tho
city yesterday from the south.
MM.IIHK ItKTlltNS
J. K. Maguirx. Sr., reliirnrd loony
from Portland where ho has l"n
for Hie past week on u iiuidness
aud pleuaure trip.
IV I'ltO.M .MKItltllJi
W. E. Johnaton of the Merrill dis
trict attended to business In town
yealerday.
l'KO.M PIN'K UIIXiK
Mr. und Mrs. T. Iiruck of Pine
Itidge where Mr. Iiruck Is affiliated
In the lumber busineas, Spent Mon
day In Klamath Falls.
VISITIXt; IiItOTIIF.lt
Jack Davles of Rapid City, South
Dakota, and Everett Kirby of Chi
cago, Illinois, are visiting in the city
for a few days with Mr. Davles
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Davles. They are making a motor
tour of the western states.
Vlll;HT AND WIFE RKTIUX
K. D. Wright who motored to
Marshficld the latter part of the
week to get his wife has returned
and the Wrights plan to make Klum
ath Falls their future home. Mr.
Wright Is Connected with a local
cement concern.
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1 IAS'
Wedhesday
Bargains
Do your mid-week food shopping tomorrow.
Our two stores and markets here are offer-j
ing some very unusual bargains. Shop to-j
morrow, avoid the Saturday rush. ,
Chocolate " 79c
'Y . I
Chocolate -iri 30c
Coffee
good coffee - :
$1.35
Flour $2.45
SUar Pure Cane 625
Corn Meal
Yellow or White .
43c
Hamburger rrr 17c
IT . Katern, Whole OO.
Hams orHaiMo, joc
Bacon zyzz 40c
Modern Food Stores
423 Main
! LOCATE IX KLAMATH -,
j II. Pound and son, Walter, of John
j Day. Oregon, arrived in Klamath
I Falls Monday and are locating here
j permanently. Pound is a carpenter
and plans to more his family here
within a short time.
, MltS. HELL BETl'RXS. ;
Mrs. Ilertha Bell of Dly, sister oi
Mrs. James Driscoll, has returned
from Portland, where she has been
for the past fortnight receiving med
ical attention. Her health Is slight
ly improved.
DOROTHEA WOKTIJ5Y RETURN'S
Miss Dorothea Wortley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Wortley is
returning home from Pittsburgh,
Kansas. For the past eight months
she has been in the east with her
grandparents, Mr. and ' Mrs. C. A.
Shaw, where she went in search of
better health.
En route nome Miss Dorothea will
visit in Sun Diego and Los Angeles
with friends, and cxpocts to reach
Klamath Falls about tho first of
May. Her many friends here will
welcome her return.
, VETS BUSY I
Tho Spanish Vets are busy equip
ping tho Veterans Room at the
Courthouse with new chairs, tables,
etc., which is bolng done by the
membors at their own personal ex
panse, these quarters having been
allotted to them by the County
Court. This Is the roam 'farmorly
occupied by tho Amorlcan Legion
and will now be used by the Spanish
War Veterans, their Ladles Auvll
Itry aud othor organizations of vet
erans not affiliated with the. Legion.
Applegato Cump, Spunlsh War Vets
will hold their first mooting in the
new quarters on Thursday evenlnn
f this week,
F1RPO IX MOVIES
BUENOS AIRES, April 13. (fl')Y
Luis Flrpo la In the movies sumo as
Jack Dempsoy and Gene Tuiuw. He
plays the part of a cowboy in -the
"Return of tho Wild Bull." ..Like
Gene and unllko Jack he has not
toiiDldeiejJ H IHH'essaiiy to have him-
717 Main
self beautlfed. And unlike either
W. .nln. lo flnvntn n1 Yil llm. tl
the ring in the future, . ,
At The I '
LIBERTY
A Tremenodus Conflict
of Love and Hate . .
"Without f.
4 A
Mercy"
t-v
f -f.
And there's a clever
-iTri.
vv esieui i
"The Hero 1
Of Piperock"
Its a very interesting
Program j
Block wood is coming
faster and we are now
delivering at once.' ,
We can also make1 some
deliveries to the coun
try, none is being sold
at the bin however
We are delivering green
slab on the night shift
Phone us your orders.
PEYTON & CO.
'"W00DTO BURN1
601 Main Phone 635
Wood