The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 12, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM'ii.lit, Ui'.ciiiIkt J, l!J7. Till: KVKMN'C 11EUAU). KLAMATH FALLS, OKKOON. Pasr-Thr NEWS JIN BRIEF Fred's Come-back i inn ini- iruft ..... . MIhh (joiitnll llclui'llllia . Mre I1lillilii-i l-fl Mln Hope (liirdiiii, duiii'liler of At I In' r 1 11 it I meeting nl llii', Mr. mid tin. J, A Oindoii ill ailvinnrv commiti , i.r III'- Hi i.nil thin illy will arrive liein Ihu Inal A i I 11 1 Potato Hlina In id cm Hut df I ho ik (i "in 1'inttuud In ii' ii r 'I uy uflri'iiiMiir It m found i alio U ultriidliiu St. Helen' ml- there wit a l.uluii"' i, 7ku.77 li'Kn til spend IhP ( lirUlllllla Vara- III tllli trivially which will !,, ' linn horn with riilullv aid iihi-i! tn flnnm-i. llio ntiw In t'J'it. i The I a t a I n Mull ciiiinilH" 1 InoiiKliI In a iuriiv amount of; thin. I flii'iiiU. MIk tliirilnn plain to remain her ii n i II after tliu flrat of ih year. NHi Inl iitio Kiillonn ini i in tn on gullnn pall at 1 .110 per Ktil Ion. Color: iiulil Ivory, light gray and whltu. lullrrtuii'i IVIul lilnrn, 1 1 G No. 4th HI Mi-tat Xs . . . -?! W." I.piiiiIh INiiiiu lliii'-n iM-imli'. editor and . i j IIiImt nf Tli' Kn'iilnif 1 1 iin In, return. i ' I, J'iy rnuu Portland, KiiHi'iio ami l In r northern point ( i lnin ln irii'iii.u .I'll t. ii iIiii.hh for li'VK Hi il.ivi,, ai t:i.;.,m. ... jlxtinm Hill, it wLih Mn ,oii Jj. k. I'llllaK III till- I Clil I.. I liy II iilli- Mr. IiihI Mm. Kr"i I.i oiH HI h i l iimnuln hevo Ii i' t II failed t'l llcilillllfc. northern lit". California. Iir III" dentil nf Mm, l.i'cilii'tl I kIhIit, Ml" J. Tni'-I, 1 1 1 - IU-iu Hi nil- I who will be I ii HI Hi j--l on Will-1 Will b" ii nary evening tin- j tipadiiy. I 111 X in in. -.ilr. li-lit j New Shipment ' Connolly llroe. or -u I . i1f:.t" unri luilx In, r"ur nil l.uiiln of wnuli'ii condi. o nil loilny nt llvu lli-Kln Trunk, hui, ulr. Dli HI u ill hi. More- Adv. C-rti Adv. 7-tt , JihIiI'h j fl lor WaillHllflmi ; II Moil ll. iiin Nllop Mr. uml Mrm J. w. Jml'l I'ft Ali'- ll.iiirii H luik ii t :,' Min-rliiv for Wi'ti-.it. In-. WkkIi- liouton Jii'nty h :p, unit I, ri M'ly ' IiikIiiii. wlHi tin' rruiJlim f l!"!r flir hi-r old mnl ni-w i-ust uhti. iliuiKlitt-r. Mr. TlmuiKK. who pi""i-, Will niwi-lullm In tliimr wnvl:i . I i-il i.w.-iv tu thin iiiy hoviiil il.ivi Aiv, ii o. Hi" lat riri'n win on III W'ciUilrliiM'. h-l'l 1 3-St liv.ly IHiplli) Hto our wlnitnwt r.irulmftV, M. t nrthy lll'U , IIS No. 7Ui - A'l. - 2 liwlvlil lntlnf Wmlni-nlnj Wi'l UwlKlit plnim to ti.-ivn on Wi-iliii-Miliiy for Hun Prunilmn li ii l nllir Imr piiliHN wlixrii h" will p-nil Itin Cb rim mat ' hnll ilayii with rol.iilvi-ii miU frli'tiiln. )on'( 1 iiiK.-i 'lint dum-n S..tnnluy nl!!bt, n-ri'iiih.-r 17th at I, o. o. K. ull, rlv"ii by llio NVlnhbun of Wivl rirt for t u lr ni'-niinTii. t:i" ; 7 ' Si it. V !Vkk W- 1 Ji-rmtifirt of lb t-bli'Wii'k 'Hi ! m u wan t roiiKh Hint It Im I iiiMil'io- to ntii on Mini liiiillnit hooii'-r mi'l ii lull ttio 1'H.i iiui-rit worn "i-i'. !"i itwuy" in llio M'.mi'Wliiil o'l'ir- ll'-ouis IiIhh In wlilrb llali nf - ui-tirilly Vi-i't . ; L'lMMI tpHlr HlliVlll Ut .1111)1- I'll Hlvi-r, ih' 112 rf iiki'kii 'ii' iivimi a'-i-'iiiiinoihiiliMiii Ml a l"iir-1-1 h Hi'l. Tliu Inili nit hunt lull- ri'itirni'il to tlm .N'orthwi-iiirii itiil lironxl't l-.nk iarl of ilir im'iv, 1'ruo in ito iraillltonH n Hp ;i,'ii, 'iir,:ii!n l,lvliiKfon '! i nl' d to ':'y uin .inl lila mrnin! 'il Kli'ii with 2i of thii cru til l,t it'aK m li'UKi, 1b ti i.tiiOTH urn to hi- I ul: in hack Si'Rtil Oy th ntrjifihhlp Al.uiit . iU whli'h w.m Iuk li'-ri toilii.-. Mont of llii- frnlK'it on lln NVtihwmM-m will (irubn'ily . l.'yotij uii I v ii ; p. cm i i.i. In iiun 4n' of tfrowriliig whoil Wuli-r llooilcd llii lowcf holiU, a'.-ii ;'. "i liy I nit rrcw. 'I :iu ui'lp l a hf.cl alcumrr ( .' i't'M uol tonn.it;-. & JV3a33rT,t?ae DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISErAs3f(?w ' . . ' ' i .. . a. HAI'l.T fit'.. MA ft IK, Mlh.j 12. (Al'l 8nrriHr or I he I wrei-ki-il KfoHini-r Lumhton wr l.inil -d at. Coiiluiii I'.iy IS mil"! north of Kaull Kte Marie, Out..; thl:i mor.ilriK. ttftfr drifting with J tile ntorm and wave acron W'hltp-J flh bay lino Ul ThuradtiyTwo i of t)rv vtv w wr jrowned, a nun i ui.nn-l .Mn.no anil Ow n Bound. a id unot'ii t ilium it flalri-d of Mar limn. Ont. Tb m"n arc . tin broukht t-i uu!t Ste ilar.i-, , Out., ton! :t. . i lllt IMm-i'IiiIht- Cli'lirilliri H.-tln iii-rrw f-Nc-upr ' . j lull Savai.1-, lu-yar old aon of Krunk SaviiKP. nearly lout bia li'i-1 ThniMlay r-viiliiK whn be f-ll ' Into lbs ff-xi-r dltrh hack of! Ci.-iigi r'a bulldlnK hit) about five fu-t t waipr. Hi crlea finally Litrarti-'d bia rouain John Hnv- ttfi. lot n. lift.. (I k.,rti u nti.n iTIm Win.. Iiiikii of tin- World uml Ui !r ,of l'ru. la, who knew bin military lud i running nod fell' Into nuttirroua r'-umii, the ottrh Lt onu of lt denp'at ui ri-inovi'd from piama. Ho wan not acrloualy In tlm Army Wflr !- jnrd altbotiKh aufferlua; from during Hip ixhuuMion whin found rbllo- Im-Ihk ro-,ijiilii ltovk-w. ... I Kr-d? Viab. T'hvItI. k ihn Ori-af. rrtpiiilM. Adv. lilt Hlll'a I'limi r Hlniiv- Si- our t'hrlMniai piiti'ril'-i', Hi) No. Till HI. Ail. .12-11 My l.irp Hti.r t)r from lha uluica lo Ihn r.-vlval at Hop lli'i-.lm puliilt. Ili-ar Mm. Ilooth-Cllhli.irn tiirp, 12 ho. lib HI. Ailv. t-Ctjat t!ic llnil l'ft Toilii) John llrpil li'll tlila afu rii xni for tiaklunil, I'altfoniU, with tin l 11110 1 .in of Mi lirnthfr. Jimpli Hi. it. who pa"d uwuy In Ihl pity on Kruuy. Intrrmi-ul I, In Oakland on Tupailay K la ma Hi Ti'imilp. Adr. lMt tn.-tim. K . hla fntiii' In front of Iwtp nt Wtt-htriK'r'in war. Hut now It' lori'U. 1 1 ' Itpnioih'Hiig anil Ki'pulrlnic 1A1 T A y T 'FJ OF 'JT - ' P'-IX Orroa Ta:;r. IDi I f-rxL,lV VJTC tK:i.mati, Ave., near Sixth. uH-k WRECKED LINER Hilk I )rrsii j On rale for only 4 lla at Tee' Cioil'a ):-outy Parlor Hear Mn. llooth-''lhhorn nt Klamath Trtnplo tunlahf . --Ad. ln-lt -AT TIIK. I'roin MimIih I'olui Tumi TokI. K Luna and II Millar wi-ro wprk-nd auoata ri'R latorpd at the Hotel Art-ado. Harp VH nt Oitp (CntitlniiPd frma pare 1) Tui:or for nu-n and w-hiipii. rv ,o .1 J, ., t,e S75() (J00 ",-'n December aole. Adv, 15 Klamath Ayp. Rt 111 llmo fori' ' ', ' . ," , , , - ... . . rhrlatinaa aillia and ovcrroit'i. Vessel ni'Sfflt 0 .1 lOlal ICS. IH .Tallorrj to i.rdor. Adv. 1 -1 1 ' Trp m : !i o Vm. I.ound from ' :-."ji'!u to .Mavka l:t tup acrvlce I'ipp lpr::ril Alliuin 'of l he All. ska Sio:imi.!ili i-om- A handaome fhrMimua Allium i ji'ny, wna wrci-l:i;d off Cr,ip wllh t'urpp or more rpcord pur- MutUi'. ut thp pnirMncp lo S-y- t'bai'a. Ak for It aiiini hi'furp , itumr Nairi:M. in mih-a aonih , our aunulv la all .Iren out. lrl:of ln-re. nl out C o'rlork yoater- Shcphi-rd l'o. AJv.. ' 1 3-ai ; It HmluK 1'owit herd Kllmlnai-ora $19 Cu. KarL Sh. n-' " "i- 'i. nnxlmialy pan. rd lo Adv, ' 12-!H:111' n,,rka of t!n atrli-kpn vpi j5 tinni .iinniiPry .-hip At liprt ru if i, us Tuin m. ah 1 2-1 "l l.lmly Itolll ( oitti j On nli'. marked down In $1.7! nt IU.M iLeutiia liiWL-inliL.r anlT.. dv. C-Ot li.'la at half price. Adv. t 111 r'rt.in lloritiv I Half ITIeo Kalo I. II. Clapton of Beany haa ' Now on at Oorttudi 'a Mlllltaerv, rniiirned homo after a brief bun!- &1 Main HI. Aiv. 11-lDt ni'HK trip here, ovi-r the wpek-eud. Mtl-I ltiiluep Oitr linnien.p atock of mllHnorr ao every hn I In ihp atom will bu Hlll'a I Iompt Hliop 120 North 7lh HI. drvaa. Adv, ad- I O-tf exactly half price from Saturday ( that way day ninrnltiK.. Kor aevi n houra. the pai-v'-nx' r,i. inont of whom lu-rt Alaakaua pnroutp home d (ho wnli'r.i to n fury aiul Hcnl i ((ri-ncMti;: spray over ttit? n'lip. Vut'r rusiiitm in tbn.iiKli u hci In 1 ho hull h.l rillf-a Iirn uUx ut lliu bnal Mini hi& flood eel t ho cTU'ino r-JtiH.. Tb SOS of tho (nnt!)Ii rrnft brnutht nvriif vc-x- ni h nrrviriir In It a nlil trimt r) Vlilorta. I. :.. but tho flr.it Ut w.ift u sinull hr.tlhut rh which hapjAmovl to in.su i LIBERTY I TllhATIti; I..1KT MIOWIX' T.'HIAV Rin-Tin-Tin in "Jkws of Steel" The itrcat mystery thriller of the Kold fields. Ccniliin TI'KKDAV WKII.VKSIIAV amk- Fpoiii ltrn ('. Van lltiaen of llrny a a week-end hualnuaa vWilor In Klamath FnlU. : tin i II Adv. Chrlatmas. Gartruila'a. IMOt '4.n:p ttiul See j The hurRBlna In hat at tier Tinnnfer P.lMM-iiKerrt Tho paenite:- were Iran?-ft-n-e;H to the fishing I'nal nnd 'aboard It they niitfcrcd- the only I.ovoly Dlpplay He our window. IUrnhjirt'a. Mel'urthy llldR., 118 No. 7th - Adv. 6-24 VNIted Kitiiti ftrav .Mr. and Mr a. A. ('. Olmstead of tltay apcnl tho weuk-eud here with frlenda. They r.-ninleri-d at Hie Hotel Arcade. 12-1U! I Street, Sport, H' anil lunelna; hnta. All cut to halt price dur nt ll.la aale. llertrude'a. I Adv. 12-D't -p ronolly llroa. For all Kinds of luRfage. Mnlu Bt. Adv. -xrT Tnmntr liobcrtann'. I'll I'bonn 72-lt Adv. N. lib fit. -tf In l-'rom .Mi-rrlll I.yle Merrill apenl the week Cl.d In the city wllh friend. Taken Into Order (?. !. Kellny. new Pity englnepr i ' K. It. Old, Dan t'rnmp. and ; I Clvde Thonii'on were taken Into the "0 Pt ." nt thn Amrlpan I ! l.eidfin on "iilurdny hIktiI. A dinner iu aervpd at the tlreen I Lantern Cafeteria. Kverytlilnir I on al at Hee Ilcxlni atnrp, 12U So. 7th Rt. Adv. -6t l'mm I'lnr ltlilni t'pcll JnbiiHon of I'liip Hldite haa returned home after Iranian Ilia IiuhUii-m here over the week end. Mr. Jolinaoii atoppi-d at the Hotel Arcailu while here. ' Al.h MIOTO C011HS benrlnK the name STINSON" will be honored at our Studio. 3 33 M itn Street, oppoailo t'oort Hoitao. It. K. STINStaN, IMIOTO HIIOI Ia'iiiIIiii! I'liotormipher of Klamnlh Tnlla WtlUUgrfZiXHEilltXi MEN Dcforo selecting a Ladies' Christmas Gift ' Sco' our Robes, Ncgligocs, Piijamns, . Novelty Underwear, Pura'cH, Flowers, Handkerchiefs nnd many other hovel ties. . Wo will bo pleased to help you make u selection and wrap ready for pre sentation. Sec Our Windows Barnhart's IF J I ! r; ! fo tare 5 ikfrl... 1...... iiu4 m.l.. Item I'lioue lllil Klnimlli KnlU j'ft'ffjl -)' 4 II1 " V1 .ail I ' . 1 . J M WHEN 3 "Rich Men's a o :. a reck ft OURS -ok t kggEZ5ZHZ&& - - i J PINE TREE THEATKE SHOWINd TODAY ZANB GKEY'S "NEVADA" with GARY CDOPKH. THE1,MA TODD and WILLIAM POWELL - Handsome. Darinx Cooper as an Ideal Zane (irpy hero. Coming. Tl'KSDAY anil -VK1,ESDAY VAUDEVILLE ! r McCarthy Bldg. 118 No. 7th St. think cj telephone convenience, yt x this season, multitudes of minds are Ojf centered on a common thought the . spirit of giving. And so, despite the plea of merchants to shop cany , crowds of eager people fill our streets and stores in a hurried, , last minute search for gifts. To avoid the hustling crowds, many clear think- ' ing people turn to the telephone ti help thcrh locate jusc the gilt they arc looking for; or when time Is a factor, to make or rearrange social engage- ' mcnts, to call the folks at home if they are delayed, and for many other iscs, hoth at this season and throughout the year. . v Puhlictclcphoncs.irc1or.'tcilcv..';--.!icreforyour. . convenience. . ' , - j Look for the 'Public S:gK- . TIIH PACIFIC Tn.LT:ONB AND 1 El liGRAPH COMPANY 1' Make Frorii -Which to Choose And Here Are the' Lowest Prices This a 1 I Men's-Women's-Children's 2000 Pairs MEN'S FELTS With Padded Sole 98 c to $1.75 , iMen's Leather $1.95 WOMEN'S FELTS 69c t All Style ; Leather-Colored $1.69 Satins-Beautiful ' Colors- -$2.25 Ever Quoted! CHILDRENS FELTS i 69c to $1.25, Leather-Colors 89c to $2.19 xaru-u-uxru1J-u-uT mmmmmm aaoii ana mniaaii Kiddies' Bathrobes Nothing will dellaht the llttlo folka more than to receive aoinelbinK that's useful and for their own comfort. ' liathrobea of Beacon Cloth, nicely fin ished and in beautiful colors. Just the kind every cirl will welcome on Christmas Morn. Ages 2 and 4 1.95 Ages S to 10 2.39 Dolls The Home of Madame Hend ren's Doll Fam- ily. . 1 to 12.50 - each ,' Children's Dresses Striking dresses very appropriate tor. school wear. Made of a fancy dress material, finished with collars, braid trim mings, pockets and some are even belted models. In comhinntlon colora. A useful Christmas sift at a vory reasonable price. $2-69 SPECIAL 7r fcr; This Week's' Seffing. ) I ; Models for Christmas Gifts r I 1 1 . S3.95 m A varied and brilliant "collection of ' ' ScS??M w Ileacon cloth robes. In dozen of coK- jjS3ji,:ri rft OvI vf . ors and combinations of colors. This Sty i vl 'Cfr Ii Is an extra special price and should ( rlilfMi CVvi "jtf I i be taken advantage of while assort- t A iaCf'ii vOs'XjV Q ment is complete. V ' K See pur Wonderful Dis- ' SlCP ' 1 i py of silk : 1 1 1 '. . ; i nti i . nil t. iii i iti. i il iiii ii 1 1 m t lytlll It m 1 1 r Hit 1 1 1 1 il 1 I n i In l i n T ' ' ' - KLAMATH l2Jt FALLS , . ?6cr 1 I ' ii w, To KiH'nk Here Vclnely 'Mrs. 'Gabriel, prosldent of tho Oreson Parent Teucliera nssocln- Itlon, will be In Klamnth Falls on Wednesday and will bold a I special meetiiiK at tho Fremont laMidltorliun m :::o o'clock. I Kvcryonn Inte'osted tn the P. T. A u.nlr 1. -t n nltPIlfl tllP meetlnR.- To Have Party I Members of -The Jolly Notgn- bors club, nro plunnlni for a COLDEST DAY IS YESTERDAY (Continued from page 1) Ashland-Klamath Falls highway. No serious accidents have et been reported. ' The AVeather The Cyclo-siormagraph it Un de'rwood's r?i.-.rmacy shows that the pressure has been falllna. slowly, since eight o'clock Sun day morning. The reading la now 29.50 and unsettled weather mny he looked for with some snow and brisk winds. Forecast for next 24 houra: Cloudy nnd unsettled with moderate temper-, PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 12 aturo. The Tycos recording ther- (AP) Mild weather followed mometer registered maximum and I ,he week.end eoi tnap at Port ChrlaniaRr-artv tobeheldatthel'"1.0'' the state indicted a homo of Mrs. T. N. Caoe on Wed-! coldot temperature, thus far this Blmr rl9e )n temperature. Ush JeaTlay afternoon. Mesdames E. 1t! r?fi m rv llV, cred ,n ha" rBln '" here . 1 mnenlnDr wnAn the ii. u r ur a nl - , . . . . , ........ ..n ....... - - --1 iaai mam ami a aounu w mu tnree aegree aoovo aero. , H. Taylor. L. A. West. A. Mann, L, II. Smith, Fred Drewelow nnd T. If. Caae will no hostcases at tho party. Meeting With Mrs. IVIta Mombera of the rirst Method ist Ladlea Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. H. E. Pelti on Friday afternoon, December 16. Met At Idiikrgivcii Members of the Business and drove the cold away. , PENDLETON, Ore.. Dec. 12; , All, Ullnn.H B.vantn I.r nnl A.I Profeaslonal Woman'a club met ! pendlctonlans this morning fol thls noon at Llnkhaven for i lowing nlsht when the ther luncheon. At this time plans mometer registered 39 degree were further outlined - for the above xero as the minimum. Sat annual baiaar which will b bald ' urday night the mercury dropped at the chamber of commerce. I to four degree -below iro. - BAKER, Ore., Dec. 12, (AP) Four inches of snow fell here since Sunday evening. A six-Inch blanket was on the ground to day with snow still -falling this morning. The temperature drop ped to a minimum of four below sero Sunday morning but had risen to 19 tbove this morning. HOOD RIVER, Ore., Dec It. (AP) The mid-Columbia was lashed last night by one of tb severest storms In, year. .A new five-inch blanket of snow was On tho ground at Homestead Ina. Two- Inchns of snow were- report ed at Parkdale, Mixed rain and snow felt over the Orchard dis tricts. ' ' LA GRANDE, Ore., Dec. 11. ( AP) The peak of s week of cold weather In La Grand. Waa reached during Saturday Bight when the mercery fell to four below aero. Three Inch, of snow fell over th w.k-.ad. V V.I.I t V---w.