The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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THE EVENING HERALD.- KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
JiRIEF NEWS OF KLAMATH
Items of Interest Concerning Residents of the Great Klamath Basin. If- You Have
News for This Department, Your Courtesy hi Calling 89 Will Be "Appreciated
Mia I'll II I Hobortoon raperla t
leave wllhlii the roming fortnight
(ur Kiignii whore she ha erceptad
a poalllon a booMlseepur fur I lie New
I'lty l.iuiiiili-y 1n llin northern rllv,',
whiih l iiudor llio munuuuiuent u(
Carl Kli'lit, loruiarly miuiaaui -tt the
local roncorn. MIm Itohertaon J at
present enjoying a 1 rip In Han Fran
claro mid other bay point a, Htm re.
renlly realgnod hrr position with lh
New City Laundry aa liooli keeper. '
Vela l Mn l Tolilulil ,
Tho progmpi of work lo be cur
ried nut by thnVet of foreign Warn
d)r (lif ensuing year will Ik outlined
i la evening, wlu n all members are
urged .19 hu present at the room In
1 h rotiri htio. At I Ula Hum num
ber of ne inemht-r will ha Initiated
Into llio ord"r. V. J, Walker la rum
hihiiiIit ill 1 tin local post. ,
l.liir t'luinie
Charged with posaeaalon of Inloil
rating lltinr tillbrrt l.luroln waa
lodged In Jail laat night ty polite
anil loilay waa scheduled In appear
before 1'ollre Judge l.em I., (lag
hagen. One-third of a gnllnn of al
leged whiskey anl a half pint of
, purported liquor war confiscated.
Ib'ounml I'oallloii
Mlaa I.. I.urllo l.ark-y haa re.
stinted her poattton with tho Klamath
Kalle Oreamcry aftrr an absence of
many wiika. Hs Larkey submitted
to medical treatment for .her ryes
whlln ahnt In I'urilanil.
I1'Ih lt'iiiriU
C. It. Ileebo of Chllrotn and Smith
returned llila morning frotu Mcilfor I
where he waa railed by I he avrlou
Illness of Mra. Hcebe. tier rondltlon
la very much Improved at the prwm
time.
l-ri for South
Sydney Kyre left llila morning lor
IKirrla where be haa acreptgd a po
altlon and will reside permsm-mly.
Ylliel From Illy
, K. Ilanaetlt of My spent T-toi.l.iy
la the jrl'y on bulnea, returning
home thla morning.
Fur Inaurstii
Hen Jaa. II
Illdi. Adv.
Ilrlsroll. Williams
At Hodge Motue
Mra. A. Nrlaon of Dunamuir la
lite houao guest of Mr. and Mra. V.
K. Dodge, for a few djya.
Klamnlh Hrntrr Hlmn for Hmrti
Klofcil design, qusilty wliu aerv
Ire. (3 4 Main street, rhino CSJ,
adv.
F.njoyeil Picnic
The Mlipah rluas of the Klrst
Molhodlst church hold an enjoyable
picnic at the home of Mra. K. X. Ken
dall of miners Lane thla afternoon.
IWtaton llcauly Hhoppe
announrea Mra. Arthur Myera na ex
pert mnr-el onarntor. WlnK ra IIIiIk.
l'roiu I'litf lllilu
Mra. Karrey llnpklna of I'iie
ItldBO apenl Tucadny lu.re on a lirlef
ahopplnif (rip.
In f 'lillitqiiln To.lnv
W. C. .Mnrlloa of Phnw-Marltoa
la triinniirllnc hiiirlneaa In Chlliiqiilu
loilay. (
KnJoeit O11II1111
. Mr. and Mra. I.. O. Arena and chil
dren returned yenlerday from in out
I IK of aeveral duye on the nor Ih
fork of Hrujii river, Mr. Arena
enjoyed hla farorlle apnrl, that of
flahliK, and liroiiKlil bonin more than
311 nooil aited trout. Iiurlog Ihe
neit alx wi'fka Mr. Arena plana to
dike a niiinlicr of outlnra, linvlne
Juat recently dlaMa'd of hie limi
ne, tho Chevrolet axenry, which
la now known aa llio l.nrko Mulor
company.
l-ft for Croter l.k
A party Including Jauiea Klnaaloy
of Portland; Tom Johuaon. Kirk,
Ore.; Jamea KIuiiukIii, oAlund, Cal.;
Hun Dnrrla, Knn Kramlaro; Jjk
llli'harda, I.ob Amelia; Jninea Krk
wood, (JiiihIib, Neb.: Ned Cowclla,
Han r'riinchM'O and Charlie Cattlnaj
haui of (Itnulin, Neh., left thla morn
ing for Crater Inko. The party all
met here laat evening and wero
gueaia al the lolel Arcade, ,
t-ft for California
Mr. II. It. Hay and children ac
companied by Mra. Martha Kerna
left yeeterduy for I.oa Culoa, Cali
fornia, whero they will rmike their
future home. They huro apent the
pa at year at Ihe hnnievf Mr. and
Mra. ;. I). Hay of Hot Hprlnga. Mra.
Kerna la Ihe mother of Mr. Hay
and ilen and Jim Kerna.
VUllJng l'roiu Hiilini
I.. A. tilll of Helen) la a buainraa
vlallor hire today from the Capitol
city. Mr. Hill la reglalercd at the
hotel Arrado. '
Mit'urtliy lluya Car
Mr. and Mra. (i. A. McCarthy of
the MrCntlhy Apartmenla are en
loylng a new llulck aedn which
they purcliaaed through II. K. Han
ger of tho Hud k agency.
Ktpert rrearrlpllonlata
Vorbea I'urs Druga. '
Itahy Ilaughler Horn
A liahy daughter waa born lo M-.
and Mra. Kdward Duffy at the Klam
ath Cieneral hoapltil on Tueaday
evening. Tho child wished eight
pounds.
VUlllna; l'rntn Itorrla
' Mr. and Mra, Itay llornlmm are
vlalilng In Ihe rlly lodiy from their
home at Dorrla, California. They
aro gueata'al tho hotel Arcudp.
Eipet rreaciiplloiilata .
Korbca l'ure Druga.
Mnrrliige l.lcenar 4imittrl
A marriage llconne waa granted
to Jack MlirpllVw and Mlaa l.eathl
Hlmmonria at th clerka office In
Yreka. California, on Hunday morn
ing, lluth aro well known In thla
city. .
lllll'a FVtr Flower
and Floral doalgna. rhona lilt.
AU.
Vl.llc.l Cllfloii Home
Mra. I.. Conley of Itedmnnd and
Mi. C. J", flecker of Hend hare
been linuae gueata of Mr. and Mra
(I. N. Clifton at their home on I'ine.
Tho two mulrnna alnrleil out for a
abort motor rldn and aa they travel
ed on In Ihe direction of Klumnth
Kulla thought of the Cllflona, old
frlenda and derided to continue
their trip, covering more than ISO
mllra. Mra. Conley la with Ihe
Lynch and Roberta atora at Red
mond whlln Mra. linekar la the wife
of a prominent real ealata man of
Hend. Tho vlaltora 'have returned
home,
Mra. Mckila No Heller
Frlenda of Mra. Otto Nlckela will
bo aorry to learn her condition
ahowa no Improvement. 8ho la con
fined to the Coffey Clinic In I'ort
lunil where aho auhmltted to
aerloiiN . major oieatlon aeveril
weoka ago. Mr. Nlckela, owner of
the I'eerleaa Cafe apent aeveral daya
with hla wife during Ihe laat of the
week.
O.oaf Remodeled,
fur Manufacturer,
Furrier
Mns. wir.i.r iM ,
IIKHNI.KH
42 Klamath Avenue,
Itntwvca Fourth and Fifth.
- , ' ; 1' I , .
Klamitlu Falla - Ore. "
(.cary HHurna 'orth i l-rfi fur Crooked Hirer
Arthur M. deary, prominent at-. County Judge T. It. tloddnrd and
lorney of Portland . returned home , County CommlMloner II. Uunlap.
laat evening following a brief Tlalt 1 left, thla morning for Crooked Klver,
here with hla brother. K. A, and
Kverett (ieary. Mr. Oeary reprea
enta. aome of the largeat HveatAck
Intereata In the northweat aad la
one of the date'a leading' attorneya.
trreplcfl I'oalllon
led Haker. reiently from Aataria
ha accepted a puxltlon with ou of
Ilia local mill and will make thla
hla f 11 1 11 re home.
beyond . Hend where they will rep
resent Klamath county at the formal
dedication of the bridge.
Vhlling With HcoiImt
Mlaa 'May Driacoll of Han Fran
claco la ihe gueat of her brother.
Tom tlrlacoll, of thla city. Hhe la
topping at the Hotel Kern while
here.
U-tt tP hlliHilln
G. N. Clifton of the floMen Rirle ,
left thla afternoon for rholiquln
to tranaart bualuaia. Mr, Clifton
will return homo thla evening.
l-rarlng Tomorron
Mlaa Helen I.lndoulat, Charle
I.indiiulat and I-orcn Webber plan
10 leave tomorrow for Han Fran
claro where they will vialt for an
Indefinite period.' Mlaa I.lndiiuiai
a III return to Hakerafleld where ahe
will reaume ber poaltlon a teacher
thla fall. They have been the bouno
gueat of Mr. Webber' parent for
the paat week.
At MantioH Jloltir
Mr. and Mr. J. H. Plppig and 1
inn, Kobert Allen of Tulare, Call-1
fornla. are the houae gueat of Mr, ;
and Mr. K. H. Maraball, prominent
rancher of tho Keno district. Mr.
I'ippllt I a brother of Mr. Mur
ahall and I enjoying lit flrxl vialt
lo Klamuth Fall.' From here the
visitor will motor on Into Canada,
planning to be gone for Ml loaat a
month. A
It I mora than 111 yeara einre
Mra. I'cpplK vlailed thla city and the
change and growth have been a
ptnaaunt aurprlae. Tomorrow with
ber .huaband ahe will motor to
tangell Valley where ahe bold ISO
acre of valuable timber. '
. Mr. Plppig I prominently Identi
fied with the Harry Crowe Hard
ware company of Tulare, California.
shopping; on Tuiniloy ,
Mra. E. Gulliaple. Mra. Frank
Thomnann and Mra. It. Itr-iilley of
Pine Ridge were Included among
the oat of fawn eboppera in the
city yeaterday.
Durant Sport
Touring
Disc wheels, good rubber.
175.00
, Buick Garage
1330 Main Phone 42
- "We Know How"
FAMILY WORK
ECONOMY ' "
ROUGH DRY ' .
WET WASH -
New City Laundry
Phone 154
K. J. KOI.B. Manager
. 4th b1 Klamath
Itching, Irritations
GitheSkjoandScsIp
1 Use Zcmo, Healing Liquid
Don't suffer aria me of ugly, itchy skin.
Never endure Skin Torture and Irri
tation. Baiuh Fimpks, Blotches and
ISlackhradt. Apply pkasant-to-use, de
pendable Zcmo Liquid. Use at any
time. The aafe, ure way to keep kin
dear and Irce from bletnuhcs. Atdrug-gnts-0c
and 1.00.
FOR SKIM IRRITATIONS
Underwood' Pharmacy. AJv.
AT TIIK
LIBERTY
LAST TIMES TODAY
I1F.HT I.VTKI.Ii
"Obey the Law"
"fill II!
IT'S THB BULLS!"
CAUtiHT!!!
Wednesday and Thursday
I'F.TK MOItllDWiV
and
LlfiHTNINfl '
In
"Range BuzzarcU"
Don't THIIWP.W Forget
"UNCLE HIRAM'S" .
"Country Store"
Rea. Phone 1143 Klamath Falls
Office rbone 1183 Melhaae Bldg
At (lie McCarthy
Mr. and Mr. W. R. Van Tree,
recently of F.ugene hare taken an
apartment at the McCarthy where .cr,
they will reaide. Mr. Van Tree la
vice prealdenl anil manager of the
Pelican Cafe Incorporated which will
open to the public In the new Wil
liam building shortly after tho flrat
of Auguat.
Mr. Mne (iolng Fjtat
On Tueaday morning H. N. Moe
of Moo' alore will leave for an
extended buying trip In ' the enat.
planning to be gone for at least six
weeka. While away he will vialt
Ihe atyle rcntera of New York.
Cleveland. St. Louie, Chicago and
en route homo will coma via the
aouthern route.
Mra. Hunger Away
Mra. II. E. Ilauger and children
ro enjoying a month 'a vacation In
Taroma a Ihe honae gueat of Mia I
Agnes KuaaeU, an aunt of Mr. Hsu-1
V !
Vialt lug from .Mittfonl I
Mr. and Mr. W. W. Alien 'of 1
Medford are her for a brief vialt
and enjoyvd.a trip to Crater Lake
on .Tueaday. Mr.' Allenf 1 Chevrolet
dealer In Medford. - t
May ltHurnlng
Albert K. May of Moe'a Store la
returning from Hocky Point to
morrow where he haa been for the
paat aeveral daya enjoying an out
ing and rent at Moe'a aummer home.
Mr. Muy .ha been In poor health
for some rime and It I hoped thla
rhnnge will have proven Jiencfldal
10' his condition.
HettirtiliiR lo Port Inn. I
Mlaa Allcne Worlhlngtnn and Mlaa
Olive llepner plan to return home
to Portland tomorrow after a fort
night' vialt hore with relative and
friend. Mlaa Wurthlnglon I a
coiialn of Mlaa Wyma llrotherton of
thla city. .
firoealirrk AtlenditiK
Attorney Rollo C. Groealieck and
family have left for Hend where
they will attend the formal dedica
tion of Ihe Crooked Creek bridge.
Mr. (iroeaherk will he one of Ihe
principal speaker at tho dedication
which will be attended by promin
ent metSfrom all pun of Ihe Ktmc.
Tinier fJticw lo INirtlnml
"Red" Tester, member of tho
Pine Tree orrheatra left on thla
morning train for Portland where
he, will remain Indefinitely to re
reive medlcal-attontlon for an In
fected Up. V '
lr IjiP Improri
C. R. DeLap county clork. who
haa been 111 at the family home'
for the naat several daya la' reported '
aVery much Improved tods. While
still usable to attend to hi of
ficial duties, Mr. lie Lap I about
the family home.
GENERAL AGENT WANTED
. A progressive. Legal Reserve, Mutual Life Insurance
. Company, with over $100,000,000 of business in
force, has opening for a. live General Agent at Klam
ath Falls. Applicant must be between 28 and 40
! y'ear.s of age.
' Life Insurance experience preferred, but not.nec-
essary if have had successful business experience.
Give complete record past 10 years;. positions held;
name of employers. and yearly salaries or commis
.... iions earned. Answers will,vbe treatetl, str.jptly., con--fidential.
Box Number G. A. Herald. '
At The
PINE TREE
LAST TIMES TODAY
Five Clever Acta of
"Vaudeville"
' InMromental Vocalist ;
llalancing ami
CyniDaM tea
'cinsale Dance Itevue
ON THE SCREEN
I.KWIS 8TOXF. IX
"The Notorious Lady"
Thrilling f xploratlcn of a Treach
. erous Tropic River!
FRIDAY
THE MOUOXI OLSF.X PL.WER8
"MR. PIM PASSES BY"
RESERVED SALE NOW OM
'Ct IW i EarlyS.
Inters on Convention ,
II. J. Winters is attending the
convention of muac dealers which
I being held in San Francbico this j
week. Mr. Winters went south on '
the excursion train last evening and
plans to be gone for at least a
week. .... - ,
Moving to Summer Homo
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ward expect to
more to their aummer home on
Shore Acres within the next few
days, where they will remain
throughout tho tunfmer.
ft
Mum Sooficl.l IVllcr . I
Mlas Lillian Scofleld 1 rapidly
recovering from a ' minor throat
operation- which ahe submitted to
several day's ago -and was aMo to
lie out yesterday for Ihe first time.
Miss Scoflcld Is on ' her TBcntlon
from Moe'a store. .
S4
FREE
A 25c ARMANDS WEEK-END PACKAGE
Containing Rouge, Talcum, Cold and Vanish
ing Cream, and Four Tints of Face Powder
1
F, R E E
With 1.00, Purchase Arniands Toiletries
nn ww Pftaniiiity
J KLAMATH FALLS OREGON tnVJ
m V ) WHERt PARTICULAR REOPLK
1 purit
BUVTMeif DRUGS tAcZtiS
EAT WHERE irS
COOL
Special ' Today
Voal Chops Grilled Tomatoes
rotator C, rat In
, x Snlinon Salad
50 c
CLUB CAFE
1926 Ford Delivery
Steel Del. body. Overhaul
ed, ' new rubber; license.
. .$295 ) '
Locke Motor Co.
riiosK 4imv j ;
' i '.
Essex Coach
Mew. Just rnin two weeks.
i.V
$150 below new price.
Buick Garage
GELHTE
; : IN CONCRETE
INCREASES WORKABILITY
DECREASES LABOR' -
Celite is a specially prepared f ornv of extremely finely
divided silica. Small percentages are added to concrete
mixtures " to increase WORKABILITY and insure
WATER TIGHTNESS. Being composed of practically
pure silica Celite does not affect the time of setting and
is the most permanent ingredient in concrete mixture.
It is to the interest of Contractors' and Engineers to be
.familiafvvith the qualities this material imparts to all
concrete rnixtures. Once used It will be regarded as a
necessity.,. " .'
To the Engineer
Economy in Concrete
Workability Means
.1-.
Uniform Conerete.
Water-tleht Concrete
Stronger Concrete.
Drier ronslstenry and Leas Seg-
greaaiion.
't A smooth surface and moro
pleasing structure.
' fl ,.)'.
To the Contractor
Decreased labor eOBts for plac
ing. Quicker discharge from mixer.
I.eaa honeycombing and patch
, i ing.
Decrea-il costs.-
We use Celite in our Ready Mixed Concrete
For further information call at our
Klamath Concrete Co.
"New Management"
Phone 582-W Seventh and Market Streets
'I
1330 Main
Phone 42
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