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

Thursday,' May 13, 1920
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS; OREGON
Tage Threfl
Olivcr-McCorncick
Wedding Surprise
ClHIlllIK MM II plclllllllll K'.lllllHIl to
tlmlr friends throughout Kliuiiutli
uouiily Ik Uiii uniitiiiiiciiiiiuiit tmliiy
of Hid. wedding of MIhh Alines M.
Mt'Cornnck or upper Kluinuili lnki'
mill Robert Ollvur, lit Vrrku, ( ullf.,
uu Wednesday iif lei ii'xin .
Tliu blt'du la linn of lliu popular
young wuiiicii o( Hi in roinmiiiilly
wliiiro Kilo hna lii'i'ii riiliii'il, being Hi''
youiiri'iit daughter uf Mr. unit Mm.
Frank II. McCornuck, After complnt
liiK her high school education Iht.i
him ullondod Oregon Agricultural
rnlli'Ko unit luiur utli-inliil liruko
lit lies Mollies, Iowa, Hhci lum (uki'ti
mi itctlvu purl In social in-t 1 v 1 1
Hlmm linr rni ii in from m luiol.
: Tli ii groom lum I n a resident ul
IIiIh I'iniiily fur u ynur, IiiivIiik come
horn from Olilulinms. ami In engaged
In the contracting tiUKliiK"' hern.
Thoy wore accompanied to Yrohu
ynC".iUV9.'A".V.' TZs iiti.;i.'il i.Ju .uti:m.t I" '..iiA
"fefiglr t E Theatre J
m
will win your hurt
tumt Won in thil gorgeous
romantic comdy, mi In the
days hi OIJ Broadway
was young and gay. A pic
ture youll nmt forgot !
charming tucraaaor la "Lit
U Old New York."
At Tlie
LIBERTY
-Dynamic
Evelyn Brent
as
"Ladv
R6binhood',
A fighting, flaming madcap
i
in a
Fighting, Flaming Drama !
In the
Largest"
Variety of
Weights and
Patterns
Chas. J.
Cizelt
Merchant .
Tailor
109 So. 7th
Stini- ' .", - '
'Fabrics KMS
i . . . mMsml
by llui lirltlu' parents, Mr, und Mrs.
I'', II. McCornnck, ami Mr. anil Mrs.
Coleiuiiii V. O'Luughllii, brother-Ill-law
ami sister.
After u litiiieyiiiiion of two weeks
In southern (' it 1 1 fori) 1 11 lliy will ru
tin 11 tu Kliuiiutli Fulls to ii mini tlinlr
home, I'ri'Mciil plinm urn Hint limy
will liullil u Iioiiiii on tlio upper lulm.
tiik wk.athlr
Oregon: Cloudy, probably local
i ii 1 ii h lii north unit west portions ti
nlKlit unit 1'rliliiy. Cuolur In mint por
tion Krldiiy. Modoruto southerly
Hindu.
(Mi ui.kh in Mi-iiitcv iiF.rtK
('buries lluniplirey, onn oi iImi old
1 1 in it residuals of Kliminlh Falls, In
lum for ii li'ii diiy visit. ' He mil
owns consl'loruhlo business properly
mid w hi In lion will look after these
I n t r't m.
Ilu wim iiliout todny greeting III"
frtciuK
V ... .1.
"Lights
, of Old
Broadway'
The Tine Tree
Orchestra, with
Hairy Uorel ;
directing, will
idve you the real
"atmosphere" of
thi.i charming
picture of the
times that were
flapperless,
jazzlcss and
ginlcss
but very happy !
CKi AltS MAIIK IIKHK
"Tho ridlrnn" on nnnkcnliiK In
now rlKnm, lim born plucod on the
market In Kluniutli Fulls by A. K.
Wolistur and A. K. Mlllor.
Of lluranii fluvor tho cigar In
manufiicturvd lnully, lu tho Mol
iuiHO building whuro tho fnutary and
for.cral offlrpg of tho company aro
to bo f.iuud.
AiTordlng to t ho firm, tho clRiir
lum already boon plucod lu prac
tUnlly ovuiy clgur nnd puufoclluti
itry utiirn In tho city. Thin will hp
bi'UiliUurl(rd fur tho entire atuto.
j whleh they ptlin to cover,
j .Mr. Miller roimia to Khiniulli
;KiiIIh from Idaho where ho wan ac-
lively eliKUKi'd lu u iilnilliir biminuii.
Mr. Webster lum limn .1 resident of
Klamnti Kulla for tho past six
mouths.
A ii I otiint le fog honiH of French In
vention thnl begin to sou nil us soon
ns foe iiiipenrs uro operated by the
offeel of inolstnro upon rulolum inr-bldo.
v' km 1 ' ....
r ' ' ' - s
(Mainly About People
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((I It K hot I II
Afl'.r spending Hut pant two weeks
In Kliuiiutli Full In tho Interests of
llui Houilii'rn 1'uilflc, W. A. IJoxlo
nml I'ut Coyne returned to their
lionii'H ul I ii ii m in ii I r thla morning.
MtOM I'OKT Kli.1M.4TII
Homer Ciilllmi. who transacts bus
iness frequently In the rlty from the
Fort Klamath, suction, Im here loduy.
IS FROM MILL
Triiisuctlin; business, Mr, and Mm
Felix Vortcr of Ilruyinlll are today
guests In Klu mull Kill In.
O.N lit.'HINKHH
T. (I. Woodrork of Itonnnu la on
of tho out of town vlnltorn In the
city toil.iy,
FltOM ItlCMI
A. J. Miller Ik loklng after busl
neit InlereHta in tho city today from
bin home at lleud,
HIHIUN l ltOM VAI.I.KY
W. A. Drown, Oregon ruprOBunlu
tlv of Hi" California Ktuto Life In
Hurumn comimny, making heuiliiiar-
(r in .Meiitonl, la among tlio valley
lniKlneaa vlnltora III the city today.
' 1-FAItSOX IH IIKTTKIt
After anfforliig for many weeks
with H broken foot, received while
working at the Hlxlh Street Lumber
company, A. (',, lVnrnon la nroln able
to bo about tlio it recta on crutches.
Ilu i one of tho firm of Sixth Street
Lumber company.
ACCKITS 1'OSITIOX
It. T. Drown with big son irrlved
In tho city on Wednesday nvnnlng
from Dunnmulr and plana to reside
Intro. Mr. Drown has accepted a po
sition with thn Southern Pacific.
MKKTtt TOMOItltOW
Tho Library club meets nt the
club rooms tomorrow afternoon at
2:30, At this timo annual o'ee'lon
of officers will take place.
Tho afternoon's progruin will deal
with contemporary drama.
Members aro urged to attend and
visitors are oxtendod a cordial Invl-
ntlon.
DlNXKIt FRIDAY XUillf
Between the hours of Ax and
eight thirty tomorrow evening a cafe
teria dinner will bo sprved to the
generul public at tho First Method
ist church by members of tho Ladies
Aid. Homo cooked foods will be
an attraction.
KIIOPPIXO IX
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
of tho ahaw llcrtrnm
In tho city ycBtorday.
CITY
Lltxenbergcr
camp visited
.Mrs. Llt7.cn
bergor Is a sister of Mrs. Carl W'lm-
mer and visited ut tho Wlmnior
home.
I.ON(;i"F.I.f.OVS C'A LI,KI
Kcerett O. Nord, president of the
Longfellow club of Klamath Kails
has culled a meeting of tho directors
of tho chapter for 7:30 this evening.
Tlio meeting will bo held at Nords
offlco, 708 Main.
MAI.TF.II HAXXOX
Walter Ilunnon has been 111 for
tho past several days, suffering with
mi attack of rheumatism. Under c
physician's care '.ha Is rapidly recov
ering. ,; MISS FII.WVU'K HKItU
. M;& Ethel Fenwiek, who has hoen
teiK-hiiiR nt tho Dray Mill school,
will move Into the elty tomorrow
evening, nt tho closo of her school,
to spend the coining month with her
sisters, Mrs. J. A. Abbott, Mrs. 10.
11. Wlsecnrver and Mrs. J. Parks,
before going to her home in Jor
dan Valley. This full sho will re
turn to Klamath county, haying ac
cepted a position to teach at llui
Summers school.
Miss Fenwiek Is n recent gradu
ate of Monmouth,
MK.HIIILL YIHITOK
. Mrs. H. J.' Hondrlt'kson of Merrill
shopped during the tnornlng hours
in tho city.
HIH'KS H.IVK XKW 1IOMK
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Dock expect
to" move Into their now homo on
Twelfth nnd Lincoln shortly nftor
the first of Juno, Tho now homo Is
among the most attractive, in tho
oily, built along tho typo of the Eng
lish cottugo. Mr. Dock is connocted
with Dock's Man Storo. '
HONOR JACK H1MPSOX '
Tlio Try club of tho First Proi
bylorinn church gavo a party on
Tuesday ovening, honoring Jack
Simpson, who Is leaving for liU
homo li London, Ohio.
A clover entertainment program
carried out In a "circus" Idua with
nnlmtnnls nnd other .features was n
feature of tho ovening, .
')t 111 v-ono jjuesis wore present.
i:k iimomi AitKivri:H
0. II. Klchmond, Innd ugnnt for
I he Ore Kim Trunk, with hoiidiiinr
tern In l'ortliuid, arrived In tho city
lust evening to trunauet bimlucHs for
hla company.
ItKTlltXH I IIOM IONVKXTIOX
K. W. Hen lek and Joo Kotiop re
turned luat evening from tho Knlghta
of Coluinlnin siiitn convotition ut
f'oitlunil. '
I.url Khade, well known In Kliuii
utli Knila, was elected as dulvguio to
thn Kuprmnu eon vent Ion to bo held
In riilladotphla In AuKllBt. lie will
retirement tho slate of Oregon, lo ir,
with the Heady Jewelry comyeny in
Med ford.
All offlrera were ro-olected to of
fleo. AltltlYKH FltOM HOL'TH
John P. Morley, brother of the
lulo Fred Morley, arrived In tho city
last evening from Los Angeles, for
the funeral which was hold this
afternoon, , Mr. Morley visited here
Just Juno tv he n ho came from the
south to visit his brother. Ho Is
stopping at the hotel Hull with his
sister, Mrs. Mary Haskell, of Por
tervlllo, Callfornlu.
PALL ukakkrx
Paying their last res poets to Fred
Morley, director of tho Longfellows
club, six members of the local chap
ter acted an pall bearers at the last
rites this afternoon.
Everett O. Nord, president of the
club, Henry Mueller, Carl Colvln
Wllmot Sundham, Milton Borland
and Arlington Russ acted as pall
hearers.
SHOPS OVK.lt WF.DXF.HDAY
Mrs. C. McNah of tho Shaw Ber
tram camp shopped In the city yes
terday and visited with friends.
oAt the TINE TREE
One of tho best pictures of
the
year, from any standpoint.
That Is a torso description of
"Lights of Old Drondway," plavlng
nt tho line Tree theater now
As Is usual -with Marlon Davles'
pictures, 'she Rives us a lesson in
the history of America which makes
us proud of being Americans. This
time site has chosen the colorful and
romantic seventies when New York
was chnnring from a straggling over
grown town to a modern metropolis.
The story Is a much-changed
screen adisXntlon of Laurence Eyr-j's
"Merry Wives of Gotham," but fie
change has been for tho better. In
this pictnriMnrlon gives to tlio pic
ture goers an interpretation of a du
nl role whoso chnrncterlsations are
widely different. By it she proves her
versatility as an actress and binds
her film fans much closer to her
than in any of her former pictures.
In this picture ire have a new
Marlon with ull of her former blonde
loveliness. playinR tho part of an
Irish colleen with a dancing act at
Tony Tnstor's old theater; She shows
her Irish wit nnd her Irish nerve
and she Is n credit to both Ameri
can nnd Irish blood which must flow-
In her veins.
Conrad N'ngel is excellent as the
old fashioned suitor, as aro Frank
Currier, George K. Arthur, Charles
MelliiRh, Kloannr Lawson. Julia
Swayno Gordon, Wilbur llighy and
Mat how Bets, in important and ex
acting roles;
Today's Baseball
National
' Score
Philadelphia ..
Pittsburgh ......
Carlson and
nt Pittsburgh
It. H. E.
ti 12 1
., '. 0 5 0
Wilson; Aldridge,
Culloton aud Smith,
American nt
Miiliiilelphln
R. . H. E.
........10 17 1
2 7 0
Score
Chicago Philadelphia
Lyons and Krouso
mel, Bnumgnrtner,
Cochrane.
Qulnn, lioin
llarriss and
Americans
Score
Cleveland
Now York ........
Shuuto, Kurr
Int.
Xew York
R. H.
E.
9 11 ,t
13 16 1
nnd Sewell; Hoyt.
Jones und Collins.
American nt Host on
Score It. II
E.
Detroit 13 11 i'
Doaton ...10 IB .5
Stone, Collins, Wolls, Hnrfuot ami
Ilnssler Huffing, Kleter, Ross, Hus
soll und Gaston.
A new tapo mens uro has been
Riven an edgo of n blnck composi
tion on which monsurements cult' bo
murkod 1"1 nftorwnrd. rttblied off.
CAI IITFItIA ni.VXK.lt
Tho Methodist Ladles Aid yesler
day completed plana for tho cafi.tcrl.i
dinner to bo held at tho church
parlors on Friday evening, between
the hours of G and 8:20.
The committee In charge of the
affair Including Mesdamos J. Win
ters, Hurry Pelts, H. E. Momyer. C.
H. Darnstabbi and K. II. Dalslger,
met Wednesday afternoon to com
plete plans.
SIltH.j OWIVGK SHOPS
Mrs, Laeey Owlngs, who resides
at the Bhuw-llertram camp, wus
among the out of town shoppers
here on Wednesday.
YISITIXO FATIIKIt LOLSKIl
Dev. Luke Shcchan of Bend, Ore
gon, was tho guest of Father A. r.
Ieser over Thursday.
MltS. WA.MPLKR HKItK.
Mrs. Puul Wumplcr of Rocky
Point la among the out of town
shoppers here today.
. t2t The Liberty
A w'iaHhy an'il ored youug Amer
lean millionaire, cruising on his,
yacht; an alluring. and fiery little!
Spanish girl who leads her patriotic
"Carbonari" la a revolt against .n
Jnrt rule at Uio foot of the Pyrcn
nees. and the smnshing complications
which can occur when two such pcr
sr.na'ltles ret together forms tho bas
is o! "Lady Iloblnbood", Erelyn
Brent's latest production which Is
now showing at rhe Liberty theater.
In a vivid nnd pieturesrtue stoy that
c inpr!s ntteltion and which departs
from the recent type of vehicles in
which Miis Brent has won popular
ity, the little f-tar gives a supeib per
formance and will undoubtedly make
thousands of new fans overnight.
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A,
Chiloquin Hears
Goddard Speech
(Special to The Herald)
CHILOQUIN, May 13. Mayor
Goddard, of Klamath Falls, candi
date for tho republican nomination
for county judge, was one of the
speakers at the big political rally
and dance held In Chiloquin ball
lust night. Mayor Goddard Is a
pleasant speaker and outlined bis
platform sad policies to the people
in a splendid address, and from the
frequent applause he recelvod It wus
evident that there are many God
dard supporters In this section of
tho county. Aftor his address he
met many of the people and was
assured of support on May 21st.
Mr. Glnsbaugh, candidate for as
sessor, was aisn a speaxer, and In a
"A PAIR OF SIXES" ,
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A Farce In 8 Acts
Will lie Given by
Henly High
at Fremont Auditoriumm
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Saturday, May 15, at 8:00 P. M;
Those who have not can not afford to miss It.' ''
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY TMtlR DRUGS
brief address slated his position nd
assured the people that If elected
to tho office lo which he aspires he
will conduct It tc the beat Of hit
ability. Ills ramarks ware iwell ro
celvod. i i ' - ; ' 1 ',
lu a ruthur .lunithy address, At- '
tomoy Kd II. Ashurat, of Klamath
Fulls, democratic candidate (or dlt
trics attorney, stated bis views on
ntutterns that concern the office to
which be aspires. Mr. Ashurat madn
a strong pies for law obisnrance, for
support of the constitution, end pro- '
mlsed his audlor.ee that It elected It
will be his purpose to give every
one a squure deal, from the humbl
est citizen In tho county - to the
highest. Ills address made- k" big
impression on his hearora and ibis
freiiuent flights of oratory' brodglit
applausw from the audience; ou K
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tho attention of the people for, the
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