The Evening herald., October 13, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
'TlniiHilav
SEBOHO - HEGALLi
Of) .AT IIIR
A Woman of 10,000 Beautiful Eyes!
Making Them of Glass 'Is Dot Davis Heritage. General Sher
- " man Used an Eye Her' Grandpa Made
1.0NUVIKW.' Wash., Oct. I.
,V) A movement lur a second
.eculi election Mt (Catnlcr, Oregon.!.
a It It In two month under,'
ny'. there today with the v'r-i
lUlKdoD t'f (X-tirtOUK proposing)
iH'ull of Mrs. Florence llowea, I
iicsjrfcul of Hie city council nnd "'
navOr pru K'ui HUd M. V. Hrowu.j
.otinVllmau.
A.. K. Vcuteh, editor of the
Ultifr Hcview. ut .rccll4 ..i,
nayty, and Kd flluiiireberg as Tj
'nuatilninn at a swrjted election '
A agist 15. h k " '
HUice. that tinVwdfo roujtriU :
mecuug has been held. due. to
tnuUnl'y to muster quorum.
('. &, Clark and Mrs. A. M. l ; (
liavvji not attended meeting.,,
tbe recall election. , TheyV;
are Jntl-VeateU while Mrs. How
en, Brown aud S. M. Idea, who t
anppolnted to fill the vacancy
of (Councilman Valknauf, " are t
VenWh sympathizer. The Veatch J
eleiyvnt Iiun control of the coun-1 '
'Jo second recall canie -on-the
lipetV of a mandamus action filed -iiy
Kditor Veatch to compel the
ouai 11 members to hold a meet-;
ng next Monday night to pSBs on
ihnJcgn)ity of bis recall, which'
le If contesting. The real issue i
iccrtrding to Ventch whirh cansed :
iln)' to bring the action ' which
et 'the wheels of the city gov-!
. rnuv-nt In motion. ,
OLD GUARD m
WORRIES OVER
- a RUMBLINGS)
r ..,.rr: v? rrarrn
i i r r w v - w i ill
TO.
i 1 . ...
mM 7 :l
1 .
iontinued from pKel).
nrt4T leaderK ln several of those
at. the belief that several oth-.
i-b will send to the . con-ention
elatlons pled fed fo "fayorfceg NEW
'. Jly JiiIIji 1lUiuliarl
. r( itut from ttu Kt MM iitil
it, dr-t rn tun t'"' Im " -f.
. I'ht of tu. ilt'iM Mvl-i iii !;,
y)ljpf iMhl tiilul 'r'lvik mii k-a-
niltl -hHiMMt !! or
limtit;it1 nuiki'. M Un lifl'.l-
s la hi. :( ftr Jtuui .H"iMl
vi'How into tlu ;nid then
tjflu ilu' rv i.omln,miv. u ll
w ill tint, h
Mlfi1 lliiltiiitt.
''My m'rt"H i itully niy fail.-
ir i imi H ami my KCiintuiilhor'M,
tint iniir
i onlliiK tu mi Kv luuin 'IVI1 ,
Kini'li ilirttiti-li from l-UI'im.
l.inhon ftpir.Mti't'(l ii tnu y
lalnloi m whit Ii (looilotl uiui.y
pnru of i ho city (u h ilopili ul
fi foi't. I ho til..)iit r utilil.
4aakiaU4aUaftfrVlMaBMa
)tit ii m in:s
I'Kltri.ANII, Or., Hit. 13. l'l
--M. Hiiiile, head of the firm of
M llnrdi' and Snna, died heru
lh! ailiMiiiiMii from heaii Iroulilc
Si DuvIk modemly I T'" n operated In Junk on
nvcrn. "My fnt her not only lanxlit ,",',,' "r" '"r ''''' yenra.
, I1U- .U1'"!UI li'lltKIc mrHMll lHli,
.the tiKtlculoiir.ly fine pr.u-eKa of
'ilianiK olor Into the pupil and
Ul! ili.' iutrUui'loa of hla akilled
, know Ic.lte. but be und urnnd
idither left tue a alorv of inulfrlala
that will Inst a Itio-ttme."
1 Mis.- lavla. however, cannot
t'K.l.uin all her flair for making
'eve Kor of ihree stilors. she
Hit the only one who cuu make
them She Iks tried tn teach her
; huslMuid. but he has no talent ,
t whsioevcr. and Ittcka tho pa.-.,
1 1 b in .- needed. Hut ah.i ililnki her
little Kin. 14-moiitna-oid Aavia
J en n mny be uble to carry on
the lii'i tradition. :
" Slie bus a born eye for color," I
! J emu's mother said. "And I ill-!
Itenil teachiiiK Iter the business ;
ju-:t i:s soon is she Is old enouith. ;
!t want my enjoyment of the
jwork to be Iters too."
jliol.lt STAH MoTIIKIt
;KT4 Ivtltls' MKMKNTO
THE ORPHEUS
-i , ,'TppAy
"There
You Are
"' 'wltji
COMIAIt N'AUKI.,
' . KDITH KOIIKKTH,
(iKoittii: KAWi irrr
Dbrectnl by IMwnitl Krsliinick
a l. iriM;olil)n-Mer pietuix
THE MOST
HILARIOUS FILM
COMEDY SINCE
"EXCUSE ME!"
YonR. Oct.
ns.'' or nnledaed.! ajd apon f,i.. nvt iS,On aiar :u!u!work more than an honr or fwo'-f
. '.hff fuctont. - i t . w f . . . ' la n lime hecniiH Ihe Hlrnin rf s
. f . ' .'.. 'It
' i-T1 -4 : 1
.11 slaved lu Hours. ' Ue-.waiined .t,'!f ,h'n ' wo'" nd. ',.'',''
13.--nor- 'to succeed. tbouKb' now I never auard SKainst aecnlent if losa.
Mine ,oi ner rM'ner cnenis nave
ye-i-bnslHM."
Srnnlor Curtis recalled that the h i
TnAlnK interests had obtained In ,
so far as
at1 a time because Jhe strain of " '."" aome tor nioouiy un
. . !the work Is treat. Hut 1 made .r. Others for sunny Weather.
I iilihk unerer.u nau uuiamni in I , . . i.. nnal eve a nrown one, wiin .... .....
4 ratw of duties they asked hj k a"Jllf '"v 1 nd the jov of my father 'oh.r t the iris, with different
rn all' productive- nibly I? made thjau before her. Hi carrW t ta him. 1m- HphtinR.
voa. In practical operation, bow- lol"er J1" "V"' - , i nKsible!" he cried. 'Dorothv. vou I Some of Them - boitRht -eye
vin "'"-'-i .r.u. - " wrB niMnl mMir-' them. You m. my
marcn irom Aimnn io me hea. ) father." he uivk. nroudlv
IM I.I'TII, Mimi.. Ort. 1.1.
Aim. Davlan 'Wilted of Pultun
it-tut iiPtl from Pnrii wtth the
j hiMiniKo of tho America ii LegUm
Shikxto ah the oli I i Kohl Uir
mother wlHi attended the conven
Hinn.'; Hut nhe 1 uKo hruunht hark u
mote itiuterlnl memento of the
urmv. she vfuii pn itenled with
a xilk Amet-Hii flnir. mle nut
ttnlrolderel In the vorknhop of
a fit tn mi divtnmakor on the Kn
de 1" I'atX.
Seventy-five yoar; old. Mrn.
Wist,', I took a keen uVltKhl hi
the Ioiik irlp and unvK niw would
take-nothing for the expertenre.
She Watt Kent hy the Duvld Vi
lod PoKt'tor Duluth. whh h wan
nnmed after her on. k filed at
Chntean Thierry June 8. IMS.
he wore a glass eye- made by
Mi 3 Davis' grandfather, she
claims. ...
- Hw HKt KecollWfiun.
vefci these rate are too low In
iciew of the western lejrisla-
An to the contention of the
,Hi.t;gent! that the 'republican
nriv tu rtv miii-n nr tne fvtivt ana i
or-enotiKh of the west, some of "My first.vrecoHoctioii W -life
he.adors direct attention to the 'is of standing op .a bir. plush
urtfe ahare westerrf senators and ! ehair watchihR 'tay father bFow
epIKsentatives have in affaire of '. color into eyes,.,Viss Davis said,
will, branches of congress. !"He talked to me all the time.
tf the twenty major commit- lexplaininK .everything he did. It
teeijftof the senaKV senator- from, meant notlns . to. m then.'t But
the far west are chairmvn of four-1 1 roaUie now. that when t am
teenr'-those from the central west'Mn a-tight place, what I .do is
arevDends of two with only four exactlr what my father-told roe
froni the east holding- chairman- he did. years and years ago. when
shlf. i ' I wua a little girl watching him
Tne committee headed by 'work.
wesif'ern senators include: Appro-1 ""'Mis ' Davis does her work lnfin the sockets, the tilt of this
w..- ava. u r. ra.flll nrH.ir. i ...........
Of
Evf last from one to three, years. In communication from I'ortu-,
depending on how much acid se-.gl to The Aiores Islands, ac-
I
"1 nodded. Aud I have made
them ever since. During his last i
six months, thongh bedridden, be i
gave me all the liisfructlon he
could and I worked like a fiend, j
For I love it the bard math tm-jmilK.rsm
ing of color, the carelul shaping -1 :tt&st3C
STOHH HITS ATl.ANTIl
l.tiNI'O.N. Oct. II. tl'IM A
thunderstorm struck the
today. Interrupt-
"LET YOUR
GLASS
TROUBLES BE OURS"
Air kinds of CIa
for all purposes
KstiinntoH. gladly , fur
nished for '
SASH : DOORS !
FRAMES
' CABINET. WORK ;
TheGIass
House
I'liolie 177-W
I till nml I'lne
-The Tailoring is
s..- r-r I N3 I
Vt-lrJrKc-
v. .ikrc;-;-. -
Fall and Winter Woolens
for suits uiul iiwi'i'oivlfi itiv i-cnrly. Makt1 your Hclor
lion and Irt tin mviiMtirc you today for roal tlothc
inatlo rik'tit nml to fit you.
" t .
CHARLES J. CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR'
Phone 990
109 S. Seventh Strict Klamath Falls, Ore.
TajvjfP'aeu b9ahi
and sizinx and the intricate job
of flerklnc thii eye and circllnc'
that. Most of all I like the di
versity. 'There never have been. so
far as I know, two pani of eyet
jnst alike. What most folks
don't realize is the multitudinous
shapes of eyes, the varied pla:itiK
pri&ftot,$ndleiarvfipa4icjiraie9latiattiiy rooiu In 'the old family
foroifen relations, elections." agri- home, where' all uie Davines have
cultural. Immigration. ' public been born and have died for
lamts.-pensions, commerce.- irri- three feneration. A young vo
Ration and Indian affairs. ::man. in her middle twenties, she
Of the fourteen, viftbt are Idea baa run the business for 10 years.
tifid jclb the insursent itronp or -... .The first: eye, J myself mode
eh??toTi! With t.hem frequently-ras 'the refnilt of desperation;'
nportant queetionH. , she nays "My father suffered
Irteen of the twenty-two :a stroke after loainr all his mon-
moWiimportant house committees. -v In the first year of the war.
ard presided over by westerners. f uable to work, he lay rretung
thA J committees include wiyst : becanse he had to disappoint
and gleans, appropriation.-, apri--pood clients. " l : .
cub 4-e. elections, irrie-ation. oub- uAar uiw wi rti "i a ,
lie Hltnrla iunainni flfifirVrnftirnl w - . i..i,.n m. . i. 1 . i . i .
1 K i wrui- -liiiir in urniiay. ' a Res o inrvt- 10 w yeuri. nua
lmif ration and Indian affairs, flocked the doorSlnd started in. I rarely makes just one eye. They
one. .tho droop of that, the way
one shows the whole pupil, ait
other .inly a part. Kitting gives
expression "to" the eye. " .
"Color? I have never seen iwo
people's eyes the same color. .
should say there are as mpnv"
eolors as there are people. Browns
are the most nearly alike. But
blues are a thousand shades. Pur-f
pie eyes; big, soft, violet ons,
i think are the most satisfactory,
to ma,tch. ' w
' Her Oients Are All Ages. ,
Miss Davis has clients from the
4
7 x.
ii -f a I :
wMfiS'.44fifei4a Le rie:.'--y
111 ORGANIST
ffll'EKA, Kas. Oct. , .. ,UPl V
...f. L . . .a t ;
Aliasugn sne is. ouiy- a jears
oliiltHiss Kleanor Alleh' is 4 fel
loJtof the American ap""'' 't
OrJtists. ,
Ijlis honor ordinarily goes to
velirable artists. Miss Allen is!
beHed to be youngest fellow.,
of jib guild. She recently was ap-;ij
poyjrd city organist liere,' - The. j
pllWorgan she plays "tir thfe larri-t
estlJa Kansas,
?he New Kuidof.Oatmeal
The Food that makes
the m?n m i
TfIIIIOl IT MAY CONCKHX
will not be responsible for
nrrtars or denosits riven our for-iT ;, t
me Itepresentativc Mr. Thomr.j.4.iM4iAi
The A. NASH CO.. Inc.
Seattlp rlcaach
J, Photograplitw r
fST the flash, ot a Vnjle as
lJi romps lit the yard bow
often you have ' wished yon
cwld oa pf ii re it permanently!
V4a can : . with Photographs!
1 tip It him to out1 studio, and
Wjfl.will mak. a precious rec
nrltof bis boyish charmi which
yfj grow' more precious- a
the yearB go by.
More than 3000
Preferred Shareholders
Stinson Studio
MA V Kl.Vfi
Ihstad
TJWKc
t belief :
rholl's Zibo-nads stoo all cain
iker than1 any "Other known
iiod. Takes but arnmutetoquiet
the worst corn. Hcaliug (tart at
;. when tne corn is gone it never
net back. If new shoes make the
1st "touchy ' again; a Zino-pad
iys it Instantly. That's because
iua-pads renoi e rhe- 'cause
paining and -rubbing of shoes.
(r. Sclio!!'. gln-padi mt ifetdir.tfd,
.i.rptic, protwtiv.. At .11 .rugs"',
asi StiM dt.lcr'aSc
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L.Z tKnavaL-t .'- tA tClamalh 1 Hi l I lllllt T Ku" T r 3lUlfe?f . I 1 I '
mini mii im i"H-t"i"i"f7t; ' 1 '5 i ' , ' III
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I - V.: if it units; one negms w v s IfcTfi nay T . ... i s
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