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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1927)
Page Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAU,S. OREGON . Tnowlay. Juno 7, 1027 Fine Auto Bus is Put Into Service On Med ford Trips Klamath ' pasacngera to Mod ford and other valley points today board ed the "Greyhound," one of the fin eat auto stages ever placed on a run in any part of Oregon. - The atage. a J'lerca Arrow, made Its first ru today for; thoillownrd Tranaportatloo company. , of Kray finish i The new atage la TOMORROW !; 'NIGHT 75 c j; DANCE j ;'' ' " with ;: ' r i ' " r i 1 V HAV BLACKBURN i ;! li and HIS BAND !; ALTAMONT and haa Individual alr-rushloned peals with wicker backs. It ha sloping waterproof luggage car rier on top. In appearance and In anion It Is the counterpart of the sleek, swift canine utter which It la named. It la a "Ureyhound" in every sense of the word. It will be used ou the regular run between Klamath and Med ford by the Howard Transpor tatlon company. KERN MM Shc-ik of Poland OPEN URi III iili Four Sets Sisters Compose Swim Team SANTA Cltrz. Calif.. June ?. (VP). Koiir aeta of sisters com prise the Santa Crua promising girls swimming team thia year. The four l.lebrandt sisters. Dorothy. Marjorle. Anabelle and Barbara, all promise to give a good account of themselves in the coming P. A. meets, as do Carol and Avis Rlsbon. Zuella and Klsie Salyer, Roseniarle and Peggy Clarke. Zuella Salver Is captain of the team. KOAI Hl'lLIIINt; I'lttM.ltKSS Commercial reports indicate that South American countries are mak ing phenomenal progress In road building, according to the Califor nia State Automobile association. ' , 1 New Hostelry t Sixth and mamatn Keauy :cr Traveling Public We Wish to Congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Brookfield on' the opening of the NEW KERN HOTEL We wish them many 1 years of prosperity The Club Cafe New Kern Hotel Formal Opening Wednesday, June 8th t .... Comfort' arid style1 throughout' have been the sole thought of the management We be-" ' lieve the New Kern Hotel to be one of the finest of its size in Southern Oregon. Rates, from $1.50 up Special rates for per . marient guests. Allot her hotel will he dedicated to the traveling public and the people' of Klamath with the opening to-J morrow of the Keru Hotel. Sixth I and Klamath, under the m illume-1 tuent of Mr. and Mrs., llrooktteld. I The hotel ia of brick construction ) mil haa 4 2 rooms, ull ou the second floor, with a small but coiy lobliy I on the main floor. It was erected by the Kern brothers, widely known Klamath property owners. Material and labor from Klamath were utilised In the construction of the building wherever possible. The roofing la the Johns-Mativille As bestos roofing and was Installed by tho Miller Construction company. This concern also furnished, the sand, rock and gravel for the con crete work. " The Superior I.iundry will take care of tbe laundry for the hotel, and the Ustendorf Motor company haa been designated as the official Tk. ,, . . . I,. , : leadership such aa Andrew Jackson The matter of dry cleaning travel-! ' stained clothing for the guests of '. ro'Klrt display. Nathan Linen, an actor In llrodno, Poland, is the sheik of Polsud though he may not know It. Mis brother. Sam I-ee of I'onca City, Okla.. ia the discoverer of 'Ilia she Ik" and has urraugrd for him '.o have a moviu trjuut I Hotly- OuJ ..j n McADOO ISSUES BIG CHALLENGE I (Continued. From Page 1) ' Ignore and called tor courageous I lraclli-t Kue "Prohibition Is. a practical Issue I of the most vitul kind In which the the new hostelry will be taken cure of by the Kapltal Kleiners, who are locited at ltiS South Seventh street. film ,f lh n. t In .-,.... I, in the live, of travelers and others , hol coun,ry ""aely Interested alike ia the matter of food; wherv. ,and upon which it la looking eagerly when, and how to get It. The whole for courageous leadership." he said, disposition of an otherwise norm.il I "The Question Is Interwoven with f person ran be warped and changed 'some of the deepest, and moat rhal . br lack of food. Thla matter haajlenging tendenrlea now at work In jbeen given careful consideration by i American life and which It Is the I the Bmokfields. and the Club cafe imperative duty of responsible states- was settled on as the pi .ice they;manhlp to combat. would direct their guesta for their I' "The attack on the eighteenth (food. . Not belug restaurant people I amendment la but a part of a great themselves they did not undertake movement which menaces all that is the stupendous task of operating a most American In our litstl'-ulton. dining room In connection with It Is the fighting front of a conflict I their hotel. ; that la deeper than the liquor ques- Trains will be met by, Pat 'a tail, i Hon. The conflict is. shall the and guesta are thus assured of com- constitution be nullified or ah ill It fortable transportation to or from 'be enforced? the station. Cannot Ignore "But the llqnor question Itself Is KI.I.VU! a question that political leadership NEW YORK. June 7. UP) ! cannot Ignore. The American people. Through the century the name of ' by writing the eighteenth amend Kiinge will go ling-a-ling-a-llng. It nieut Into the constitution. register Is forecast by Dr. Karl Lewtnskt. led the conviction that the welfare German consul-general.' The name of ' th. nation demanded that they of the town of eels and cucumbers I should be protected from explolta- where Chamberlin and Levine were 'Hon by a traffic that took toll from bogged nie-na to ring a.i-a bell f I millions of InnoVpiaV persons, women . land cklldrea f Uie most par'., who GOING CAMPING To the Woods anil Streams that keep calling you? CONNOLLY BROS. For Camping Goods of All' Kimls 011-018 Mnln were sacrificed lo Its flnanclil greed ! "The liquor Interests naturally re- ' slated and their resistance has grown to the point where they have sue- 'ceeded In Inducing certain stales to nullify tbe constitutions and now are pressing forward to gain control of the federal government Itself In or- der to paralyze prohibition enforce ment. "If free government meana any thing. It meona precisely thut issues of this kind should form the biss i of party contests and popular iletl- Isions." Our Satisfied Patients We have done dental work for hundreds of men, women and children in Klamath county and we have never yet had a dissatis fied patient. Our service is honest and thor ough our prices always moder ateour work as painless as con sistent with good dentistry. We Give Free Examinations Portland Painless Dentists ,.f,.Ir., IIvcws.'.MiinniT., c t lllh and Main. I')iim Ot V I BUILDING HOI' DM STREET UNO Mouse Being Coiutructcd On Homeatecd; News Notct of Mitlin (S,m-Iii To Tlir lli-rnlil MAI. IN. lire., Juno T--Mr. I'jul so'n ot Kin ninth Fulls Is here hi tid ing a house on the hmuostenil o' Mr. A. K. 8tnet. They expect t i nave u rompieteii In iiliout ix : weeks. Miss Irene Petrasek Is acting ai' clerk In the post office. Miss Pe trasek recently returned from Long lleaih where she graduated from the Long Iteach high aehool. Ml I etraiek also Old some library work ; when in Long Iteach. i Carl Kendlg Is visiting ot Hie! home of his sister, Mrs. Crocket llolbrook. ' (ilndys llnvllnn has been vlxltlnjf ' her aisler. Mrs. Kliner Anderson, l'i Kliimnth Kails, since school closed, A little daughter was born to. Mr. and Mrs. Will Spolek on- Mav ! S!. Mrs. Spolek was Anna Polucek ' before hrr marriage. They hav i named the huhy Klliab.-lh May. The llroadway theatre was park ed to Its limit Monday night when, the drawing for the prliea look place. J. L, Stewart iind Mrs. K. 11. Smith were rosrn as Judges and Francis Muod drew tho wlunliin tickets. liorrls McCunl was the winner of tho bicycle. The oilier numbers, for the basketball and the Indoor Imseball, were not found. A second choice will bo given In 30 days. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ottoman and son have returned to San lilego uf tro a visit with their parents. A number of friends gsthered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelier Thursday evening of tax, week for an evening of BOii. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, K. 1). Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A. K Street. Mr. and Mrs. M.ll. Won der. Dr. F. M. Trout. Mr. Ilurold Selgle and A. Smith were present. Ivan Ottoman and Andy Itrown vpent Sunday and Monday flshlti at Kast Lake. II. Ilerun. of Portland, has rome to spend the summer with his uncle. John Mcrevvntt. on his new home stead. Miss Nellie Stewart and sister. Mrs. Marlon Green and son of Klamath Kails, were Mulln visitors on Wednesday. ! Mr. Clile Van Meter has opened a store in the Kruppa bnlldliu , culled Van's Pump store, wher. he has put In a supply of pumps and accessories. j Mr. A. K. Street returned from Tennapt where he has lieen vlnttlug i for a few dnys. lrs. Street and son will remain until later In the summer. j When negotiating rough roads, smoother and more economic driv ing ran be hud by using the hand accelerator, because Jolting of lli-i foot causes more gas to b. fed al times than Is necessary. ; Receipts for Air Mail Show Big Increase With the fiscal year eliding In April. IS7. the total rec lpt on ulr mall bad re.icheil $ I OTO.'.Mis III with more than !til7.il:i3 iniind shipped .vin the all . route, ocioiil- Ing to sliitlslks shown ut the olftie of Postmaster John A. Mi Cull. In tk. esliilillslitueiil of th. air mull service tho post office ileiuft- mcut spent sm.Auii.lioii, according lo figures roiiiplleil. That the Western states appear to find the air mull serrlce of in ore value than Kasleru slates hi pro portion to lh population Is cvl Heuced In I be receipts shown llelween Sail l.nkn and l.oa An- Igeles the air mall carried B.5U4 I pounds of letters during ill" best ! uioiilli or mi average of 1.1 IJ pounds lo every persona, Tho route from New York to Huston carried Hullo pounds, milking an overuse of less lliuu I I pound to j every luuu persons. Klamath Falls Brick & Tile Co. Phone lb 17-W! We manufacture and sell Common Brick i. . Scratch Brick Drain Tile We Congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Brookfield on the Opening of the Fine New Kern Hotel KAPITOL KLEANERS Phorn- 1015 105" S. 7th FISH STORIES- Tell ihem llh simp sliols iliev' never full. (HK KK KM.AIH.i: Tlll-M ! ! ! STINSON STUDIO ' Miss May King ' Kodak Service - -737 Main We Arc Pleased To Announce That we have been selected ' to furnish the laundry service for the NEW KERN HOTEL Klamath Superior Laundry Phone 33 For That BUILDING When you plan your new home or building you should give seri ous thought to the roof ing. If you want yeartf of extra service be sure to i n s i s t on Johns-Man-" ville Asbestos Roofing. It is absolutely fire proof and will fill the most exacting requirements. W.D. Miller Construction Company Your inspection is . cordially invited. Mn a n d Mrs. Brookfield Building- Blocks PHone 1201 1320 S. 6th Street 2
