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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1926)
Wednesday, "April 21, 1020 EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Speaker Praises Managerial Form City Government CW)iiitiilnliii niuniiKiir furin of gov ernment would provide n mom iIpiii ocriillu form uf municipal govern want t h ii 11 llio plenum Hysloiii, llryan Gllklimou, ronniictud iwllh tho odii calloiiul department of tliu Klumulli News, told llio chamber of ("iinniorro forum at luncheon this noon, "Clly government lii llio United 1 Status lit) unvn k disgrace, mid fhu cominlnalon-miiniiKr form of gov ernment provides furm of govern ment that rectifies tliu mistakes (if tho pant," ho sulil, Mr. Ullkliinoii mentioned numer oul arguments fuvorliix I ho niiinax rlal form, pointing out how It cor responded to tho managing of n prl. vnto corporation and In tho mi nt tem porary nrliool board system. Muslo provided by "Tho Itumb lr," Whllii il'iillnin hotel orcliMitru, huh greeted Willi uppliumo from ehumhor members, It, II, Duuhur, nil uctlvo proponent of llio ioiiiioIh-sliin-muiiiignr form of govornitinut presided, ticket hai.k good Tho tli'ki't milii fur tho old fimli lonod uud modniii ilimi'liiK purly being sponsored by llio ladles of HI, Paul's Episcopal guild In progres sing III u splendid muiinnr according to loiiUiriiK In churgu of tho ticket sulu. , Tho dun co will bo tho hoc In I event of thin w"k and will bo hold on Friday evening at tho Altumoui iliimo puvllllou. hti'iger to itin itN J. J. Htulger, Jr., lit expected home thin evening from WuHhlnKloii wliorn hu Inn boon with bin fulhcr on a IiiihIiiohh trip for several dnyfl. 1 ' Mainly . About People lilt. SWEET HERE Dr. und Mia. M. ('. Sweet prnm Inoiil ruiildetit.i ot Lakeview aro en joying u brliit visit In Klumulli i'ulls. HACK HOITH After uttcndlng to work at Puii nlnu and visiting brlofly In Klumulli KhIIh for a fow days, B. It. Uukcr roluruud this nioniliiK to bin homo In Dtiiisinulr. MO VIM J SOON Itov, unil Mm. J. Henry Thomas will louve lli'ilr' apurtniont In tho McCarthy, sometime thin comlim week to tuko up homo Ufa at the rectory which In now being complet ed. Tho rectory Is locutod at 630 Tine. mmmi Theatre v Last Time Tonight Five Clever Act of - VAUDEVILLE And nifty Viola Dana in a very funny picture in which an elephant plays the biggest part THURSDAY AND FRIDAY We take pleasure in presenting the greatest achievement of the master showman, D. W. GRIFFITH With his marvelous melodrama of the Chicago Jazz Zone the real epic of the Daughters of today "THAT ROYLE GIRL" Millions loved it as a Cosmopolitan Serial. Millions more have read it as :t novel. Now the genius of ('riflith (jives it soul upon the screen. Motion pic ture critic say : "The silent drama speaks when ' -' D. W. Griffith Directs" Yon will realic the truth of this when yon meet "THAT ROYLE GIRL" Matinee Prices, 10 and 35 cents Evening Prices, 25, 50 and 65 cents K DAN HI I, I, IVAN IV Dun (.'. H ii II I van of Illy In trans acting IjuhI ik-hm horo loduy from Ills homo. goes to lakeview Td (ieftuuer, vice-president of tho Valley Cundy company, lift h." motor thlH mornliiK for Lukovlcw on business. T A K V.H POSITION MIkm Euliilla Water, sister of Mm, Juck Haul, look up hor duties with tho Abstract and Title rompany of Southern Oregon on Tuesday. MIbh Water In thoroughly experi enced In 111 In work und came li'!o from Grand Island, Kn'irjxku. WITH .MRS. IIEHHY Tomorrow aftornoon tho Ladles Aid of Hi" Methodist church will meet nt the homo of Mr. S. It. Hurry on Reclamation and Muln. DIWKIt TOMOItltOW NIGHT The members, of t hi, Kedron club nro looking forward with much Inter ent to tliu dinner party to be hold at tho First Presbyterian church to morrow evening. This affair Is for member ot tho club, their husbunds and friend. .MKKTIXti TO.VKillT Tlui KnlKht of Columbua are urxed to atteud tho bualnoa meet- Idk ut the Sloone hall llilH evenlnit, DOHKIS VISITOKS Mr. and Mr. J. V. Mnlney and baby of DorrlH ient Tuesday shop- I pinK and vlnltlnK with friends in Klumulli Falls. They returned homo thin morning by motor. At The LIBERTY Last showing tonight of Dynamic Priscilla Dean In "The Crimson Runner" Thursday and Friday "Lefty" Flynn in "High and Handsome" Mi DONALD IS AWAV A. A. McDonnld, manager ot Til cher's storo luft tor Seattle thin mornliiK on a business conference which twill koep him on the coast for at least a weok. AT M'SSlCI.Ii AUSTIN IIOMK Mrs. Russell Austin will bo hos less tomorrow afternoon to tho Indies of tho Gleaners circle. With but two more meetings of tho tear to bo held beforo tho circles ad journ for tho summer months, Mrs. C. H. l.unilin, presldont,. Is anxious that tho matrons mako an effort to attend tho mooting tomorrow. I'KTB 0"X)XXOU HKUK A fumlllnr flRiiro on tho streets today Is J'oto O'Connor, of tho Fort Klumnth district. Mr. O'Connor i horo on business mattora,nnd plans to return homo tomorrow. AmoiiR tho Hlrango things In this life aro bnld harbors, skinny cook? and luxy married mon. Improvo Your Appollto with n VEGETABLE DINNER . tlmt Is different . , AT THE WHITE CAFE "IT'S THE COOK" BOB PULASKI GEO. W. EVENS Open 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. ? 1118 Main St. Phone 346-J Browne's Paint Store " 1 Phone 75 W. P. FULLER'S Paints, Oils and Varnishes "Western Made For Western Trade" . ' THE BEST ON THE MARKET mw'mmm I.AKK.VIKU MIVSUIAX Dr. und Mrs. M. R. Carstors ot Lakevlew arrived in the city yester duy aftornoon to Tlslt with friendB and attend business. They aro guests at tho hotel White Pelican. X)MI.MJ ATTRACTION Hunts Cratcrlan theatre In Med ford mill draw somo Klamath Falls people on Friday, April 30. when Oeorso White's "Scandals of 1920 will be shown. While's revue for tho past fow years has played to capacity houses In the largo cities, duo to bis pick ing some ot tho leading beauties ot America for his chorus. CHILD IS 11KTTKK I'.'dua Bergman ot Pelican City is fully rocovered from an attack of spinal meningitis. For ths past three weeks tho child has been sorlously HI at the family homo. TO HOXOH AXXIVKltSAKV Klumnth Fulls Odd Fellows and Itcboknhs will eclebrato their 107th birthday nnnlversnry on Monday ovenlug, April 26, at tiio American Legion hall. This announcement was mndo by members ot tho order yesterday. Mrs. Jennie Hum Is in charge of nffiilrs for tho entertainment. Fol lowing tho program a dance tor tho members 'ot tho order und their frlonds will bo glvon. W. E. 13eck is chairman of the dunco committee TO VISIT KLAMATH FALLS Frlonds ot Illshop and Mrs. Rem Inglon will be pleased to learn that thoy will visit Kliunutb, Fulls early In May to attend tho confirmation on tho second of the month. Tho ladles ot tho Guild are plan iiIiir for a pot luck supper to bo held in tho parish house at Satur day, May 1, tar members and all friends ot tho church. Tho dinner will he complimentary. WITH MRS. Dltl.W Memhors of tho Dorcas Circle of tho Indies auxiliary ot the First Presbyterian church will moot to morrow aftornoon nt tho home ot Mrs. N. D. Drow on North Ninth. OBITUARY IAn JOHNSTON Funeral services tor tho Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Johnston Kiikoiio, who died suddenly In nn automobile yoatordny morning, were held this nttornoon nt 2 o'clock at Whltlock's funeral homo. Services woro conducted by tho Salvation Army. Tho child, n pot morlom ex amination showed, died from peritonitis. ON lll'HINKHS Tltll' Kil Sutton ono of the well known ranchers of the Midland district transacted business hero yesterday and oxpocts to mako a short busi ness trip north to Portland la the near future. AltLK TO ItKSlMK DL'TIKH Friends of Mrs. Hul Ogle wlll be glad to learn she has recovered from un attack uf Influenza which has kept her confined. to her apartment at tho Winters for several days. IlKTt'HV 1-ltOM loltTI.AXII Mr. and Mrs. liurr Wcstbrook of Merrill have returned from a busi ness and plcasuro trip to Portland. They made the trip tiy motor. MltH. DAI.TON SHOPS Mrs. Robert Dnlton spent Tues day In t'n shopping from her home neur Merrill. MHH. TAYLOIt SHOPPING Included In tho Merrill residents In town today shopping Is Mrs. John Taylor. CHILI IMPItOVKS (iernld, the two year old twin of Mr. and Mrs. J. .Stevenson of Mer rill Is recovering from tho injuries he received the latter part of the week when he caught his hand in nn electric washer. Mrs. Stevenson brought him in on Monduy to huve his hand dressed by the attending lihisU'lan. AT VKATCII IIOMK Acting as hostess for the mem bers of the Ilutheny circle, Mrs. E. S. Veatch lias" Invited the ladles to meet with her tomorrow afternoon. The Veatch home Is located at 1810 Karl. MKET1NO I'LAXNKI) Memhors of the Meriam circle are Invited to meet with Mrs. L. L. Truax tomorrow afternoon. Mrs, Coseboom will act as hostess with Mrs. Truax: I'LAN FOR D1NNKH Members of tho Dusiness and Pro fessional Women's club are look ing forward with much interest to the plcniil supper which they are plunning-for on tho upper Klamath. This will be held on Monday even ing and cars will leavo for Shore acres at the close of the business hours. MKKT3 TOMORROW Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs. Mary Baker will preside as hostesses tomorrow afternoon at the regular guild meeting In the parish house. The meeting has been called for 2:30. McAl'LIKFKS ARK HACK After a lingering illness of almost a year's duration. Jack McAuliffe has returned to Klamath Falls from San Francisco, where ho has been confined to tho St. Francis hospital. With Mrs. McAuliffe he arrived in the city on last night's train from the south, and is at present stopping nt the hotel White Pelican. In Juno of last year, Mr. McAu liffe was severely burned while mo toring to Lakcvicw. Ho had stopped his enr in a blinding rain storm nnd leaving tho motor running, ho had climbed into the back ot his car and fell asleep. When ho was found he had been overcome by carbon monoxide nnd seriously burned by tho heater. ( For a tlmo ho was confined in the Lakovlew hospital and later Mrs. McAuliffe moved htm to Sim Fran cisco, where ho has been until his return Inst evening. The return of Mr. and Mrs. Mc Auliffe is welcomed by their hosts ot friends throughout Klamath county. h'l ii! :,;isr San Francis co $ est new hotel Exceptional DINING ROOM SERVICE Catxtge adjoining Hot O. Ilnouu. uua. U. A. Lmu, owku ou J O TAYLOR 6 O'FARRELL 7IQTEL RNSN New Beauty Cream Quickly Remakes Your Complexion Gives It tho texture nnd appear ance of a wild roso petal! You can't help but notice a striking difference tho moment you put it on! Nourishes whlio it lieuutllfles whitens, cleans es. Should ho loft on nil night. Also mnkes wonderful powdor base. Not sticky or grousy. Got this new won derful benuty cream called Mello-glo nnd try It. i Underwood's l'linnua- cy.::wi-Adv'i SHOPPING l'KOM MALI.V Mrs. Kelda Smith ot Malta, spent the morning hours In Klamath Falls shopping. I'll'HKIfS STAFF PARTV Tho J'. M. M. Club of Pllchor'i jloro held the first of Its monthly social and buslnets uf fairs, ot tho storo last evening followed with a social hour at tho Qrnjr Goose shop. The 'early hours of the gathering were spent In discussions of the store und business activities. Those attending the affair Included' Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Caldwell, Mr, and Mrs. P. V). Schroedor, Mrs. E. E. Knlbs, Mr. W. O. Hardberger, Mrs. II. C. Klllian, Miss Pauline Adam son, Miss Mayme Harris, A. Mc Donald, A. F. McDonald, V. F, And rlano, L. W. Fernandas and J. T. Cox. The next "party will be a pic nic to be held In May, plans for which the club will announce later. NO SOCIAL MKrWNO The c!iil mettlut of the Knights bt Columbus which was to bans keen. held ulong with buajnem meatlng tonight has been postponed until tho next meeting. Tonight the Knlghls will hold their regular bus iness meeting to be followed with s talk by ex-mayor Wiley on tho oily munugcr form ot government., MRS. JlkNttV SHOPPING Mi's. 'Clyde Henr of 'Shaw Bert ram spent Tueiday in the city shop ping and calling on frlonds. ' THE WEATHER ' Oregon Rain west, probably rnla euHt portion tonight end Thursday. Warmer In east, portion tonight. Fresh south to westerly winds, . It pays to buy Menswear 5te The MANSTORE We always carry a complete assortment of high grade na tionally advertised merchan dise at popular prices. Our famous Clothcraft and Michael, Sterns Suits and Topcoats are made by the oldest and largest manufac turers of Men's Clothing in the coun try. Every garment carries the mak ers as well as our own guarantee. : When you buy a suit at the Manstore you don't get just a suit, you buy a garment that will stand the wear, a garment made by the highest skill ed workmen, a .garment that you will be proud to wear. ' " " We not only carry a Jarge and snap py line of young men's suits but we have a large and complete line of staple and conservative suits the best values in the city. " Let us convince you. We have just the suit you are looking format, the price you want to pay. y MenVand Young '. Men's Suits 25, 30, 35,'i0 .45 -; An exception value in serges at ; ' $29.50 W. L. Douglas Shoes The name ami price stamped on every pair. Snappy and conservative lasts in black or tan shoes or ox fords, every pair solid leather. I Priced at . 5 $6 p 8 Work Shoes ' ? Work shoes that stand up under the hardest kind of work or wear. Shoes that don't have to be broken in but are comfortable the first time you put them on.' Soft and pliable and all-leather or leather and Gro Cord Soles. Priced at $4.50 to $6.50 ' Mr. Working man, we have a full and complete line of Union Made work clothes, clothes that are full cut and that don't go to pieces the first time you wear, them Overalls, coveralls- work shirts, underwear and every thing else that you need for everyday wear while on the? job. -...;: ;,. ' , M-tiVffi'iiWi Make the Manstore your headquarters for clothing .afxill Work Clothes kinds your neighbor does. KLAMATH FALLS - WOODBURN.ORE. ..;iE; Next ta- j TTie Blu Bird i MRS. Lngcson Ruck Mrs. L. J. Lngoson, of 133 Fourth street has returned from Eugene, where sho has been for the past week, called north by tho critical Illness ot her daughter. She in very much Improved In health and hopes nro held for hor complete recovery. LAMRS ARE HACK Dr. and Mrs. E, 1). Lamb and son Calvin, returnod this nttornoon by motor from Portland and Astoria, where they havo beon for tho past two weeks. At Astoria they attend ed tho Masonic conclave. In . Port land they visited with relatives and friends. CARS REGISTER V. W. Knmp, ot Dorris, Potor Lar son, Mncdoel, D. M. Loploy, Sacra mento, Edgur D. Phillips, San Fran cisco nnd C. E, Wisthavor of Hunt ington Beach, California, registered at the triple A booth today. from: lakeview ' " , Dr. and Mrs. "Michael Suit of Lakeview are visiting today with friends In Klamath Falls. Dr. Suit Is a dentist at Lakoviow. They were accompanied by Dr. J. H. Carstens it surgoon of the neighboring town. ' BRIDGET O'CONNOR ILL Bridget O'Connor, the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Jim O'Connor, of Fort Klamath, was tsken to tho Klamath Genornl hospital this morning where she iwiis operated upon for appendi citis. She Is a student at the Sacr ed Heart Academy. Late this after noon reports front the hospital told of her stondy improvement since tho operation. . ' MRS. WILSON AWAV Mrs.. Mary Wilson left this morn ing for Medford to take dictation on a numrter of casos In the Federal court. ' iShe expects to rdtnrn. homo Saturday, V . . -.... , . t: Tires That Uast . . t , ;. : I ' Firestone and , General Tires v Dest in the long ruS v i ',--,. i . . ::?- 1 Klamath .Ttrtj HdUse.; t f "Cap" Calkin virj . Klamath" Ave. & 6th "SU Firestone, Gefleral sa4 OldfUId Tlrefc lJt .... : , ... i.; - ,
