The Evening herald., April 21, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday, April 21, 1927.
THE EVENING HEKALD, KLAMATH KALI.S, OREGON.
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, SOME FOOD, and ALSO
AN UNLIMITED, NUMBER OF,,
. FROZEN DESERTS OR ICED
DRINKS IN YOUR HOME
THERE IS A
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TO MEET"! YOUR REQUIREMENTS
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, DOMESTIC OR , COMMERCIAL
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... . TODAY
Frigidairc Sales, Service
E. T. HUNTER, Agent.
601, Main Street . - Phone 18
Klamath Falls, Oregon
BRIEF NpWS OF KLAMATH
Item of lufi-rret concerning resident of I ho frrnt Elnmaih llasln. If row hav
aewa fur IhU department, your coortMjr la wiling will be appreciated
Dance hi IVIImn t il)
Jnvliailun are nut by lh Pull
ran Community "luh lor mi ln
(oriiinl ilunclnf part; to be held
at rluli house on.Krlilay nvmiln.
April ill. Ilnl lllackliurti'e or
rhnatra will furnish ,tlx. dance
mualr. Tbroinhoui the winter
and parly spring lha club hna
sponaored a number of these de
lightful affair.
plrtarlii-'a lllai nlllK
Dr. anil Mr. K. Dloiache and
twa children ara expected home
tomorrow from a vlalt of eoverul
days In Portland diirlnV I ! Easi
er holldaya. They enjoyed tho trip
by motor. f
Wrecker failed Hit
The Southern Ptrlflr wrec-krr
waa railed out lat yesterday sf
tcrnnnti 10 clear the wrccklite
or I hi) work Irala which wan
sorklng weal of tho rlty. The
train Jumped tlx Irnrk and It
rciiulic.il sotno time to plnco it
back on 1 if ralli. No dumure
wu rr ported.
a ft r'or Thwiiihi
Mr. ami Mm. Don' 1. Kumwall
lert today (or Taroma where
they will attend the Itotary con
vention which ronvenee In tha
northern rliy on Hiindny. Thry
pljn to return home tha laat of
next waok. '
In l-'rum Ibiiian
J. O. Ilamaker. well known
resident or Monanu, spent sever
al hnura In fbe city yeaterday
on bnalneaa af(nir. Mr. II
muker la Justice of lha Peace
or fh neighboring town.
HuiKO
Kor i olds for anlo hy Korb
1'nro Drum. Adv.
Mcrtiiiu; Frldny livculnit
A meelliiK of the B. Y. P. II. of
lha lluptlut rhnrrh will be hold
ut tho hitr'h on Friday evening
at 7 .111. Mrt. I.eud Pnrker
will leader and In charge of
tho tlt'-cUlia.
Itorolerafm From Vnllc)
A, Ilorderson of Aahlnnd la
hrra for a few riaya on tiol
lia. Itnrdrraon la a kiimrt ut
tho h j t I Ijika while In ' Hi"
; I'ri'NrripllollN
j Cm rwily fillKd . hy
Turn l)rui Adv.
TorhM
Kho a Homr.
KrinliTlrk C. Torbt of Forbra
Piiro Drum haa rturnid front
Porlli.nd where ho ani'nt e
ornl ilny a on a rombincd bualneaa
ami pliaauro trip.
Iliw I'nim linli.,t
Mr. and Mm. V. A. Snulu.
well known ronldcnla of llouli.y
wiro Inrluded In Lbo out nf lon
flaltart her yoaierduy oil buai-neaa.
1 ll.uk I'rom Hull
V. ('. Dalton of tho Matin
' country hua retnrnad from a bna-
lma I rip to Kai ramonis. Oak-
liind mid flan Franrlapo.
j Central Community Club
I The central Community Club
of Henley will meet at (he nym
Imialum - an Saturday evenlnte
i promptly at etchl o'rlm k. Fol
.. Iu Ina; tbp roRiilar mealing
aorinl hour with light rfrch
.minla will ho enjoyed. All
fladiea an. reiiueMeil lo bring
' rakea.
Mlaa T.ague l-ll
Mian Allmn Teagua. daughter
of Mm. Certrude TVwgup, left
on thia nSornlng'a train for her
homo In Han Frandaro alter
apendlng tha paat week here with
her mother' and numeroua
frlenda. Teatorday Mlaa Teague
enjoyed a flatting , trip with a
party of frlenda and waa the
honor gueat at an Informal din
ner laat evening.
It'lorulng Kunilay
Mra. 'Marvin K. l.u-aa and eia
ter. .Mlaa Pearl Htehn. djughteiH
of Mr. and lra. Oeorgo Blehn
are ixH'rtod home Hunday from
I'ortlund where rhy have hoen
for the paat forniglit vlalllng
with frlenda. The young wom
en made the trip by motor.
Coat Remodeled.
Far Manufacturer.
Furrier
MIIH. WILLIAM
UKIMI.Kil
tit Klamath Avonue,
Between Fourth and Fifth.
Klamath Fella . .
Ore.
tfMTjafe Theatre :
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Amli ra al tlill.xiulii
Mr. UDil Mra. Itay Andera en
joyed the Community dance nt
r hllo(Uln laat evening. They
leport a nmnoer of loeal people
attended the affair.
HyanV Fiomi f'ott
IneludeJ In yeaterday'a bualneaa
rial to ra in the city were Mr. and
Mia. David W. Ityan of Fort
KUmalh. Mr. Ityan la one jf
the prominent atoekmen of the
Fort Klamath fount ry.
Mr. Aniii-ke lUHurna
Mm. rtoliert II. Am like and
daughter. Mlaa Kv. lyn. returned
thia afternoon from a fnrtiilelita
rialt in Taroma and Portland
with frlenda, In Taroma thy
were aueata of Mr. and Mm. Mur
ray ilaaaay. They enjoyed Itie
northern trip by motor.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Eddie Cantor, Cyclone and Comedy -
slarrinnr In . r
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Eddie in this screaming farce comedy. In
cidentally KifLBoota i.i the f!r?t Florena
Clara Bow and Billie Dove arc bij; helps to
Ziegfield productioii to roach the1 screen-
it played three solid'years irt New York let's
see what they went wild about it might be
good!' 'j ,'. ?
Take ice from your
kitchen ajp-socef
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It's as kimplc as Uiatl
The same economical electric currenl
that docs cvcrytliiug cite about the mod ,
crn house now delivers ice, too, direct
to your refrigerator without fuss, drip or
bother
Just attach to 'a kitchen lamp-socket,
put your hand inside and feel the air
- . grow cool cold ice-cold colder I
Electric refrigeration keeps air crispy- ,
: ' cold and dry'. ' Foods stay fresh. Danger
i ous summer bacteria that breed in cool
moist places' shun the clean, dry, frosty
cold of your electric refrigerator.
Even your present refrigerator can be
turned, into an electric. Ask your dealer
to show you how simply and economic
ally it can be done.
Attractive installment payments can be
arranged! ' ' . .
THEJLijlP OREGON
' POWER COMPANY
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Jvd I Medford', Oregon
Roeetmrg, Oregon
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I Klamath ralla, urrgon
r i reka, auiorrua
rtiiMjmiMP. fVllMll
YanMViNrM '
Itealiloau of rlwr
F. Illnck and W. O. 6i ration
of the Southern Parlflc. real
deula or Oerlter, apent Wednea
day In the rlty on hualnoaa.
FoinI Hule Katrln'
.Mra. Carroll ('. Heeler on.
nounaea u rooked tool aal to be
held at IM" Ranllary Murkot on
Hmurday fr the Sunday enhool
of St. Paul a Kplacopal chun k.
Mra. Caleb Jonna and Mra. Do
rm hy Tyrell will aaalal Mra.
Beeley throughout the day. A
number nf tempting diabea will
lie on aale.
Kmm lnlry Herllon
W. II. Shook of Dairy a In
the Hty yeitprdiiy with Walter
June and M Fnater nn bualneaa.
Thuy returned Monie late In the
aftnrnoon. ,
Cnllr On llualni
II. R. Cuatle nf Roaeburg Irana
atted bualneaa here on. Wednea
day and reglatered at the
Arrade while in the rlty.
North Henri Vlalt
M. (ioiMlmnn and C. W. Calof
both rnBlatnred from 'North Ilend
ara gueata nl I he hotel Arradn.
Tnkre Pilllon
Thoni ta Drlavoll haa accepted
a iioitillon with tho Ewanna Box
Company and took up hla new
dutlea nn Wednvaday.
Hi'io I'rom Sotitli
Mr. and Mm. O. Pntterann are
luiHlneaa vlaltora hero today from
Diinaintilr.
From The Volley
J. II. Cordon of Meillonl axtit
Wmlneadny lute Irnnmiotlng bual
Mr. Young Homo
M. J. Young of TJie Young.,
Coal and Trnnafor Company hna
returned from an extended trip
through Cnllfnrnln nn hualnoaa
ami hna roaumed hla bualneaa
dnttoa.
Ilct ldeot of Monroe
A. II. JlrniHurd, e resident of
Monron la here today on buainea.i.'
Mr. Ilrndfnrd la atopplng at tho
hotel Arcade. . v
Ullla Flower- Shop for Flow-
era nnd Flornl tlealgna,' Phono
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ANOTIIKK VAK OV COAI.
Una Jual nrrlved. Young Co:l
anil Ttanitfiir I'o. t ' t '
llnvo n fll X Orrca tnllora.
IMphlan Club .Mer4lna
The Delphian Club will meet
at the hotel Hall Annex on Tnea-
day afternoon. April 26. accord
ing to announcement mude lute
yeaterday by Mnf.' Don J. Zum
wlt. "The IVinaliwince In
Franco" will he tho auhjort with
paiM-ra by Mra. W. U Quiun.
Mlaa Evolyp Applcfcalo. Mm. T.
P. Ilendomon. Mra. '!rc rUihu.
Jr.. Mra. T. D. Cae. Mm. Ci. A.
Krauan and Mra. W. O. Smith.
Mlaa KHxabeth Ramaby wlll ren
der a piano aolo. Mlaa Mnrlc
MrMIHnn will be rourteey1 hol
eaa. . ' '
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BENEFIT
DANCE
Mualc by a 7-plece Jaix band
from Sbimmylnnd. A hit -of
the aeaaon. Don't mlaa thia
treat. i
The Winter Garden
MTIHD.1T. APRIL Bl
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Funds to lie uaed to purchase
mtiHlc for the aummer band
concerta.
Linn of Flat Crepe dreaaea.
Small alaea. Friday and Satur
day. $19.75. Gray'a Garment
Shop, next to Herald office.
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HaiTy Borel and Ilia Orhceetra of Course
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For Colda for anle by Forte
Pure Druga. Adv: " '
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Atlemlliis Convention
Mr .and Mra. John Doyle plan
to leave tomorrow for Taeoma
where they will attend the Ro
tary Convention, '"expecting to
return the laat of next week.
Tho convention convene on Sun
day and will laat three day.
Mra. Martin Hume
Mm Pearl Martin haa return
ed from an extended vlalt In
Southern California with rela
tive and frlenda and plana to
leave tomorrow for the norm
on visit to Vancouver. 0. C,
Taroma. Seattle and other north
ern rltlea of Interest.
WATCH
REPAIRING
1IKRK
1. year guarantee on i
work. '
GEO. METZ
JKWKI.KR
622 Mala
Kgline'a Left For Houth
Mr. and Mra. 8. W. Egline of
Modoc Point loft yeaterday for
San Franciaco on a fortnlgh's
vlait. While south the Egline'a
will purrhaae a new motor cur
which they plan to drive bark.
Flynn From ValM-y
lluaineaa Affaira brought D. L.
Flynn of Veil lord from the val
ley rlly today. Mr. Flynn la (top
ping at the' Hotel Hall while
here.
Here From Salem
Frank Spear, a member of
the local firm of Hawkins and
Roberta of Salem. 1 In Klamath
Falla tor several day attend
ing to badness matters.
At The Liberty-
A picture that will make you hold your aeut is
"The Gol
olterT St
rain
It's a Peter B. Kyne rtory which in itself is a.
guarantee of merit and the cast includes Ho
bart Bosworth, Madge Bellamy and Ken-.
neth Harlan. A lively army story staged in .
the southwest you should find much to in
terest you in this onej :
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Jack Mnrtln lt '
Jack Martin of Tho Acme Mo
tor Company waa another local
bualneaa man to leave this after
noon for Tacomn to attend the
Uolnry convention.
Ilerrlu In City
Kd Herrln. prominent sheep
man of the Aahlnnd country, la
In the city today on hnalnes.
Vantler Voorl llei
W. C. Vandor Voort. super
intendent of railroad service of
the V. S. Division, with head
quarters In Seattle. I paving
I he clly . a brio! business visit
today. -,
WOOD
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Our stock . of wood is much
better than last week. Bol
ter road condition allow
quicker deliveries and we
ara giving our regular
prompt service on all kinds
of ,Fuol.
P. lock Wood
Hotly Wood
(imn anil Dry Slab '
Coal
; Vwt Oil
Furnace Oil
Phone In Your Orders and
flet a I.lttln Fuel on Hand '
While It Is Coming Kney.
PEYTON, & CO
"WOOD TO BURN"
SOI Mala - Phone SS5
Hunter la Mannnrr
K. T. Hunter I manager of
the Frlgidnlre Snips. and Service
which opened today In Its new
home at (01 Main street. Mr.
Hunler come to Klamath Falls
from the Hood River country.
PHONE 408
When you ivnot your clothe
lii look like new one.
Klamath .-Cleaning
& Dye Works
-Ml Main
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Quality
Tlioae who know the superior
iliitillty of our work nlwnya
Phone 154
"We Know How"
NEW
CITY LAUNDRY
V.. J. KOI, II. Mrt.
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' They Have the Music
HAL BLACKBURN and His Band
Starting Next Thursday
PRIZE WALTZ CONTEST To decide the
City Championship
Mm. Mrkle'a Away
Mi's. Otto Nlckle. wire of the
owner of the Peerlean Cafe, left
yeaterday for Kugene. where she '
will .YjaiOgdettalU'ly.-atSb bcr..
daughter, Mr., V. E. Keylra :
While In the Pnlversity city Mrs. '
Nick lea i suhmiltlng to a minor '
throat operation. """I
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Miss Alyce Hooaen motored to
Medford on Wednesday afternoon
where ehe 'visited briefly with
friends and attended the dance
at the Oriental Ball Room. She I
returned home Zoday.
There are mony Jtanges but
only one Lang. The fuel savers,
no ash pan. Burns up the asho
gnarnnteed to bnrn lea v wood
than any other range manufac
tured. Will nave you 10 to IS
per cent each year on your ' in
vestment of the atove In wood.
Prlcea 19. 2S. 140. 146. s0
and up. All have , large fire
boxes and ovens. Lnca Furni
ture ft Hardware. 2 Main.
Loomis Witness
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Best Advertising
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Klamath County :
.Mra, Ccrtrude Newell, pretty D
trott stenographer, is .under SBuuO
bond tor appearance a a atato
Klines against Dr. Frank R,
Loonil. who I. charged with the
murder of hi wife. Mr. Newell
mended sevoriU cabaret parlies
Ai'.h 'li - IMiiniH previous to tho
u.unijr tiJ Airs. Lovum. police say.
Veronica
or 1
RedudngWelght
Ala praicriSMl my
Phyticlaaa la) tax
awkasl afi
High Blood Preamr.
Acid Conditions
Kldnsy, Live and
Bladder Trenbla
ladlgtlB
Callratla
STARTJRUC CO:
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Farmers who know thtf sttirtly Joha
Dtcrc marvel at its Rcsit power. They
see this compact, light weight tractor
hundrixla of pounds lighter out-performing
larger, heavier tractoii in dif
ficult condition in the held tmd at the
.belt..' .. o . -v. -.
Here s the Reason:
Thia 15-27 H. P. trhctor
Weight only 4,000 pound:;
hunUrftli of pounds litilitrr
than other tractors ot the'
name r at tits ; power ordinor
lly wnatcd in movinR exce
wit,ht.iii the Qeld ia applied , .
vto the drawbar u( the John
Deere.
The John Deere is hun
dred of parts simpler iff
the tractor of fwr and
, turdir .parts FcwrT
mo v in g par tn red uce f i i c
tion. une of the biccest
pAifc-rr fhieVt In maothrr '
fracture. JDtl pulley U
raountc-d directly on crank
slitip-io po'.v(r lens.
All ViM-Tutinfc parts of the
J.iha Doerc nrtj aulomatic
lly oirttl - and cim;lrtcty
hou.ed in a dust-p; tf cose
oilinft ii pcsiUvtr, d;tit
and sind cnr.iK.t net In to
cftuic frictUm, lou otpoweTf)
md undue wear. '
J.-hn Deere on e-pieo
frame holds all uiiiU la par '
inanent al.jmucut, . ?
The trt pewr of th Jehti Dr Will snr
prtM jou. Proti In anil thli tunly trac
IpT iMit thna tom si ia town, hti us arrjia
a dciuoimrsuoti.
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