The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 21, 1927, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six While In t Vest-en t CUjr Mltip m VAN'H Al'TO ( AMI' " Crabs, Clams, Good Ocean, Fishing. Rpccbil Weekly ItMtca - ANXOIXCKMKXT Wo wish to announce that have nothing la da Kith the so-called "Slnston Studio.'" 737 Main Street, owned anil operated by May King. We Br tiling our own nam "H. R Sllnsou" and located nt 3 23 Main Btroet, opposite Court House. The sauio high-class work la still being done liy us that Blade the name "Stlnsnn'' famoua in Klamath Falls. Old customers and new cuto.ncrs will fiud ui at our ucw loca tion. PAPER IIAXmVrt PAiXTIXQ T1XTI.VO SMITH BROS. 4.00 Per Roam t'p Phone 400 Bras, willard jonxsox Accredited Teacher of Piano Harmony, Ear Training ud Muaical History. , Studio 81 8 Prospect Phone "33-R 16-30 Finest Mineral 41 at.- In the World HOT SPRINGS K ATATORI I'M now open from 7:00 A. M. to midnight Tab Baths Swimming Tank ' Hot and Cold Shower For Private Parttea Phone I-W i Spring and Esplanade ! Starting July II Red Ball Stage Line Two Dally Mage rterween EUmath Valla and Lakeview. , Leaving 8:SM morning I Leaving 8:00 P. M. Leave RECKARD"S An to Stage Office phone 77 or 600 ., HXRRY TAX! RERVlCH ( Under New Management Phone til - Prompt Service J10-JY1S. HOWARD ; Transportation Co. STAGES Leaving Klamath Falls 7: SO A. 10:00 A. M.. 1 P. BfH 4:40 P. M.t making counco Hon to Portland anil way point same day. Connection at-Ashland with Pickwick Stage for California point. 7:30 A. M. and 1:00 P. 8tage make direct tbrongh connections to rortiand and Seattle 10 .V. M. and 4:40 P. M. Stages mako direct con nections to Sao Francisco and Los Angeles. Loral Office 013 Mat 8t I Phono OOA 1 First Methodist Church ; Tenth and High Sts. I FRANK I. WEMETT. Minister Bealdetce, 1003 nigh St. . "We Specialize In Helpfulness" Sunday Uerrlcea: ; 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Chiloquin Stages Leave Klamath Falls Dally for Chiloquin and intermediate point as followsi :00 a. m. 1Z:S0 noon 8:80 p. m. 7:00 p. m. Take 9 a. in. bus to connect for camps beyond Chiloquin c. s. kino. Owner KLAMATH-WEED NTAb ' . WEED and Intermediate points. Lt. K. F. 7:0; Ar. Weed IS Lr. Weed 1:30; Ar. K. F. 6:00 Stages Leaving ' Stage Terminal Depot 013 Main fit. I , - DRIXK RADIl'M WATER Has cured thousands. Why not youT ' Radium ore for aala by I N. A. llRICJdS, " (Bpeol.il Reprennntatlve) Pbone J60-W JH-A14 BABY PUZZLE !5g niurn iiv hp ULILU UI III S SMILING GUI Sex of the Baby Twitted in Records But Nature Knew CLEVELAND. O.. Srpt. 1. IA. P.I The Fntrvlew Park hwplt.il j "baby puizlo" baa K-cn s.ilved ' and the smiling lnlan' riii whose j identity has been drawn Into ills- put. Is Mra. S:im Smith's owti i child, officials of the hospital nrn convinced. With the return to the ho-! p!tnl of Mlsa Kuih .Meyer, :i nurse ; who nstisted in delivering Mr, j Oil Burners We handle a complete line made, from the smallest to oil and furnace-oil. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call on us for particulars and on hand at all times. Let plant and quote you a price. PEYTON & CO. "WOOD TO 6C1 Mam Roofs and Crushed Rock Driveways These are the two matters property owners should . their immediate attention This fine weather cannot be de pended on to ' last. When the cold and rainy weather sets in it will probably be impossible to repair .old roofs or apply new ones, also it may be too muddy to rock your driveway to advanr tage. ORDER THIS WORK DONE NOW We have the best of materials, equipment and experienced labor for this class of work. W. D. MILLER Construction Co. Phone 78 6th Mom 'n Pop C bv MKK-wc'jeR Fe-r ) me too.' iwecx :. f'vCrnK mojuo this eooo' -TriiE's.ftocousfr; Y YA-YooeCT- fft SCW -LW"x'&X&S7 I BETXCKM MV LtFC I OR SO OF THIS THC CCOPse EVERY 1 MWcS (ME SLCCf W'JUtrY.HOT VIMr ( TWfWd'W W?1 SHE'S QemaKt r ff?,v 1- WfoA'kfltfttiTtttM Km fill's child, everything has heenboy ni born to her becuuse the plained, Phillip Vollmer, Jr., supciintciulriit of thu hospital said. Mlm Meyer rctunicd hist , li : k In troiu a vacation. I Vollmer said ho ia roudy to no !illto court Thursilu with the Ira- llinunv of Miss Meier lh.il sho'in iIim hirtli .'iiti-1 r m.. timiili Ilk distinctly (ho liuby a but Ih 41 In the aires of thu moincut following its birth alio j became excited and loM tho fam- l ily physician. Or. J. A. Kcnlcu- were prefixed In a dll'toront hund Q3tlk. It na a boy. writing. nr. Keiiicni was not present Miss Meyers explanation fol at the birth. arriving ten minutes owd a day spent by a group of afterward. . ' physician In dlariisaing (ha rousl- MI Meyer may be the eliief (witness for the hospital in the habeas corpus - action which Mr. and Mrs. S;im Smith filed UK-i'lit officials of llu Instiluttou to compel them to return their sou - fieorge." Although ahe baa been uursiUK the Infant girl, Mrs. Smith baa refused to leave the bospltnl un- til she is"convlnced she ha her own child. She has insisted a '; i of the best oil burners the largest, for both fuel- i ii prices. Large stock of oils us look over your heating A ff j! BURN" Phone 535 L ' that give and Commercial THE EVENINO HKKAU), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. doctor and nurses told her no. Charles t McCounoll, attorney for Mr. and Mia. Smith, said to- d.iy that lie will not lie fully snl- bticit with Miss Meyer account of lh. urnir unless lh nll.tciilliti. baby la explained. . The record shows that the sex of tlu baby fiist was doalanntrd ' an "male." but llu lotuna "KK", hllily of niaklnxNilootl and other ttvStH to HolVll tllM iKNniiti.fi tinr. ojitage of the child. - X AMI: IMKM Ktllt ACHES, ' LONDON, Sept. SI. I.NEAI -" Mont of the dog in the Solomon 'Islands ar.. turned "Mania" .v a denutr eominissioiier of tho islaiuls. tsltiug hcre.r The na- tive. he say$, believe that .iMhey are suffering from an ailment r"MM" """ " pre.io-i t ! they can gel rid of it by giving ; "rv ,or Independnnti. Mr. th..!r dofs ih.. niime of ih.. Ill- nes. ache. ".Maul'" menu stomach Just 2 More Days The Big Sale on Toledo Ranges offer the best bar- gains ever given in Klamath , Fall. j Come in and buv vour ! Range now and get the Pre 1 Rinim riven with m-K ntis. chai of Range- JUST TWO DAYS MORE Mordoff FURiNITURE HOUSE . "The House of Cheerful Credit" 'I ' : -, , ,;. , - Between 7th and Sth on Main i AUTO LIMERICKS By CLARK" NEWTON" i Now." hero Is that rhap. Martin Most Who's driving' his ear coast to coast: .' Like a new car Indeed . - . . 1 it look and Its speed, "Wcrth double It cost," la his boast. ml MAKE YOUR FAMILY Jjfitf JL. HAPPY itW-j-y Save money on a good, reliable used car. It iOrTTX !k "Ak, eem that nearly every -JfmefrT' family ha a car. Little (,-H5--"',SS;- cash spent here Will f ' .m1''--' your family hap- . py. USED GARS 1924 Ford Coupe $250.00 1924 Nash Coach 575.00 1926 Chevrolet Coupe :.. 585.00 . 1925 Star Coupster 450.00 1923 Studebaker Roadster 325.00 1922 Studebaker Touring '. 185.00 R. R. R. GARAGE I- I uliWi inbi i PHONE 212 JKwij.kit J Between 8th and 9th on Klamath - '- , ; ' isa Main T IS IN . CITY, PI GUT . .. I'llll.ADKI.I'MIA. Ncpl. SI. t,1'l Tin- strength "I the republican orgaiilatillini hi Philadelphia un der the leailervlilp of eetmlor-elee: Win. S. Ynre, was uuolll put to tho test toitiv at the primary election for the rtn ill Inn I ton of ciiiididiites for nmyor and oilier miinlt'ipnl mid county otflcers. . I'mltr Uie auiihiiuv of a band of ward leadei-s, HMst uf whom are Varo fiillowori, the ni'iatilin lion has heou In control of polttl rul iff.ilr of llils city for years. Rising hit t.impulKn on a dec hi nil l.i u ntsalusj "gang ruin" former Mayor J. Il.imptnii Mimiv. ' Independent amlldate' for the Veiiiihll-:iu tuayor:iltl' nominiillon. j llms to huve moused uutiMiat aionrv pointed to me recent . .Moot-.' to ''' regislitition of more lha:i r.Ou.'HIU voters, which, he r.ncrti'd, ':v' due to mi "jroit'e.1 clU'eiishiti." Supporters of Harry A. M ick ey, city treasurer ami enmpalitii' the orgiuKatioii rauillilatn for mayor, prrdlcled his nnmlnatlou by an overwhelming majority More than tloo persons are bi heviHl to have been poisoned by an Italian woman named Toffana, who lived In the lTlh century. She wan apprehended and exe cuted. Standard Dyers and Cleaners Odorless Cleaning One-Day Service Expert Dyeing 1409 Esplanade St. Phone 825 Q Veronica t J A I t.. bylcfaui la t tnaasssesslai-. RIghBUasI As 14 qadliias KUaay, Llvaw t4 Btsfldat Troakia I a si I g t Star Drug Co. tURLRDW mm Slain Couple l3r.-'. rhe Kentucky hills fined a new miirdur mystery with the finding :f the body of Fred Itussell, SI. mil his dying sweetheart, Pauline llenrinend (i.bovel. In a clump of Inisbei near Providence. Ky. Hits. ell hart been shot through tho head, and the girl. wh!h beaten severely over the bead, was still breathing. Thu couple had been ought for five days before the dbtcovery, M1sa Drarmond tiled it a hospital. Indlaua are given free tuition at Ihirtmoiith College. Three full-blooled' Inat spring. ludtnns graduitvd What one woman did with Diico! MRS.F...gotacnnof Duco Ivo'ry and painted the mantel, the book - ahel f, nnd Ba by 'a crib all in one aUcrrioon. And Baby slept in too crib the same ntRht, and the,' books were put back after the dishes wera washed! Duco comes in a wonder ful rangq of colors ond stains. It is amazingly easy to use, and dries quickly. ' Come in and f.et a color card, free. Baldwin Hardware Company "The Willi iK-ster Htorc" 414 Alain Phone 261 m . J. M t J ' '' I M. 7! - i I ' -I I yeiir gilur,(i(;tn On nit i ! work l i ncr, ha CT7 At the Pine Tree All elements that mttke up nu III en I tanely proKtum am iou luliied In the five art nuli'ville bll that will bold the nlugu at Mini Pine Tub Tlieuire tm Tues day and Wi'diiotida) . I With a speedy routine of ekiil lug Irliks the Tut nets, un nglle fellow und a clever miss, siurl the (show with a hung. They work Uninrtly and the repertolio iif Irti'ks lire a little lUflerelil. i A neat iiiipcai in . yoima m" with a decided novelly la ven. liiloqulul presentation Is (liuiir. Willi the ii UI nf a Milendnlly ; mnnlt'iiliiled aiilotnatoiii he k. ep.i I his kudlcme In a slmuier of amusement with Ills toplrnl dott ier and. nongs. . Two Aniericiin lien ni l are I'm and Ken is utm Indulge In iuusle p:intomlme cninedy and some iii-iit acr inctie unni iug aim fulls a ersntlte oflortng that l a ulhiini' fi. in start to finish. Triis and T,mn who spwliillj In bhiikfare rotuedv, harmony and aluglim nt Km pliuio, are a ! talented couple who have pleas Ing pc ran mi 1 1 He and a nice reper toire ot nuniorrs. On the screen Irene It I'll stars , In "Milken Hhnrkles" ably sun j ported by Huntley Uordou and Victor Varcoul. t At the Liberty "Hwoet Itoale O'f.mdv." pow showing ut fho Liberty Theatre, his the combined pulling power of "Mickey." "Able Irish Hose." "Potash and I'orlm utter." and ."The Cohens and the Kelly." It Is romantic funny, ami' tin the human Interest of all uf lhn I others of Its type rolled Into on. I Hhlrley Mason, the slur of the .picture. Is one of the most pop jul.ir of screen women. Playing (opposite her Is I'lillsu Landis, I sustaining the romance of an 'Avenue A and fifth sveniie court- 'sltlo flu rifMlitilln Iimi srw. a Imii-v of rule and capable children, together with three of the finest portruyers of Jewish types on stage or screen. OlUl M-I.I.OWN il IXT HOT SI'ltlN'dS, Ark., Kept. 31. (1 Leon S. iMurrlll of Orono. Maine, dean of the t'ulveralty of Maine, as elected grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge. Inde. pendetit order of Odd Kvllows here today. Crank Martin, Ilolse. llalin aa elected deputy grand aire. Montreal. Quebec, wo aetect.-'i a the 182H meeting place. It is estimated that 300.00(1.. ftoo worth of nntoniobili-s are stolen annually lu , lllc t.'nltod States. Lorenz Co. - Wholesale Mill, Logging and Industrial Supplies 'The Complete Line" 123 No. 6th Phone 371 HOTEL WILLARD COFFEE SHOPPE Offering for Your Approval SPECIAL - Breakfast 50c Luncheon -.50c Dinner 85c These at Counlor' Only Only fn. Heat berved WATCH REPAIRING If .t.K Wptlm'Htlay.Sfjitcmhfi' JUL-, IS NOTES OF IflOG POINT IHliMiial lo The lleriildl MOHtlf I'OINT. HOP' IX - Mrs. Iioss Ibillanlyne enteituliied wllh a waffle supper on Wmliius. day eieiiing In Honor uf her bus band's btrlhdiiv. The table was perfectly niipoiiiled unit centered lll tlm, line suiuiiier flowers. Untieing win enjoyed uder din ner. Covers were Wild lor tho M i'isi s Ann Hansen. .Mary Jo WaWi, Vera I'ollo.k, riiusiutt Kemiv, K.diin Htoddiird, Mrs. Iloli t'olllard. and thu Messrs. Hani ttlfe. Win. Hpntigler, Itiillamt Willi, t'has. Plersoii, Tliomiis and tiuy Ktuddatd, the holsa aii'l honor gin"!, Mr. H"s llullalilyite, Mr. anil Mrs. W. II Wardwi left for Los Angeles on Thursday nftir having' i pent lh glimmer lore n the guests of Ms, War dun's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. vV'll enx. The Thurml iy llrldgn Club met at the hoiiiu of Mrs, N. I. Hhort during lbs past week. Tlieru were three (utiles of bridge dur ing the afternoon, after which dainty relreshments were served at the ln.llvlilu.il tubles. Mem bers ptceenl wore Mosiluuic J, Kniibcl, A. Jnrnheon. Hwansiiti, Hun Ciump. It. 1'lerson. M. K. Krausa, thrtir Hand. I). A, Me Mlllan. J. Mj-lvlu, Anderson ami the hostess. Mr. and .Mis. Ii. t'larltiglou have s house guests lor several weeks Mr. and Mia. K. J. Hrad ley, Mr. V. V. llradley of Ameri can rails. Idaho, and Mra. Hhnw of 8an r'ranclsso. Mrs. A. JicoWm. Mrs. !. A. McMillan and Mrs. Wilcox spent Friday In town. Those who shopped In town on Saturday were Mr. and Mra. Jan sen. N. C, Hinythe. t)scr Hautl. (I. libit kbiirn. C. Joins. Cook Jim Helms. N. Y Stoddard. Kmil Johnson, N. I. Hhort, 8. W. Pge llne, lian ( fuiiip. fieorge and Hob McMillan and Mr. Hwansen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ueekmaa of Klamath Kails were dinner gutats on Sunday at the home nt Mr. and Mrs. Ollnger. Thuse who spent Sunday In town were: Mr. and Mrs, O, llluckburn, N, Y, Htodilanl. Mlssea Ann Hansen, Mary Jo Walsh mt Vera Pollock. Tlmmas Stoddard left tm Sat urday morning for Kugi-no to re sume tils similes at the univer sity of Oregon. Mr. anil Mrs. Mel via Vondor hoff. and Klmer Porath spent Kuaday at Cherry Creek. , Dan t'rnntp ae'oyed a deer hunt with a r if friends st, the Ijiva Beds. Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Kgellne unit ilnichier apnnl Sunday at Medford. Miss Kiln a Ktoddard left oa Sunday mirnlng for' Kogeu where she will enter the I'mver slty of Oregon. Klmer Iflxon and Holland Walt went deer hunting on Kunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hnndle and Miss Kdna Ma Lyons nf Klamath ' Kail visited at th home of Mr. and Mrs. ln Crump on Kunilny. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson of Klamath Falls spent Holiday at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Rand. Mlsa A It a Huwea and Mr. Geo. Rand of Pine llldge epent Bun day evening at tho .ltuid home. ' Mra. M. K. Krausa and Mra. Ham -tills shopped In town on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. AV. Kgellne. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobson drove lo town pn Monday evening, Mra. N. Y. Stoddard. Mrs. Kauhel and Miss Mary Jo Walsh shopped In Chllouulu ou Monday afternoon. . . HACK AGAIN i Hero (coming urouud after I making special ular rsituf.ll I Whnre'a the fellow I broilRht out llysinndur: 'E'a undressed an" .one In again lo fllv tor hi wn.'ch. Passing Rhow, . n I'rescripllnniat - ,t. , i'mbcf Pur Druf.7-Adv. BAKING iyPOWDER DOUBLE ACTION, SamePriee FOR OVER3tirvEARS -25 ounces for 25 WHY PAY WAR PRICES'? Our Government TlsedWiUions of Pounds as 7 r