The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1928, City Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday. Jaiumry 21, H'28 THB KVENINC, HKKAL1). KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON f ,' ' ' ' , , 1SIEWS IN BRIEF i - i i . i 1 i - r British Honduras Acclaims Our Plying Ambassador Mr. and Mrs. Henry , ... i .. , . t o v; ...5 . .. Preside at Dtnne I'niiilllliili liiiiroi'il Friend1 of Mm. Prank I). I.ee of 1'nrlflc Terrace will be tdiaafd la learn he I mrnprrnllriK from no ni lin k nt I siimi' hlcli had confined her to Ilia family home tor" I he part several day. A xoiin u Mm. l.ee la a'tle to I m vol k)h! plana lu ') aot-tll to Han Francisco for a foiliilKiit. Mra. Kdua Man l.yuti of Tim Hand Dux will aiToiniinnr lir aonlll and spend two weeka on a Imyln. irlp. . . . . . Wiley nt Ijikrvli w Th fiillnwlnK Hem luken front tha l.akevlirw Kkamlner will tin nt Ihtnreai tu IikuI puopla: "Wllaori H. Wiley, former mayor and a well known attorney of Klumatli Palla arlvnd In l.asvlw nn Wed nesday lit transact leaal hulnea Iff ronnnctlou rt'l Ilia '" of tliu Lnkevlaw Lumber, and llox com pany lo K. T. lluaenbury. j Itwula Hll(urr ' ' J AiTONllUit to ulaao drlrera. Ihn Pacific hlKhway over lbs' Hlaklyeu innuntalna and the AhlaitU-Klam-ath Fall highway- over tho lirroii HirliiK ar qitliu slippery, norca rltailnK Hi" n of chulna. No treah anew fall nu thn 'inounlalna thla mornltiK. acriirdlna; to. r porla. Aahland Tiding. Vrli-rana Tii Meet j A, man iiieutiiia; of thn world war veterans has been inll.-l for ! netl Tlniriduy evening tt tha chamber of commerce lo n uulnl a-oldlcr of Ilia ' bcnefll lo which they are entllled from tint atntu nml fclurul MOverninunt. Thn llM'i.tliiK la apnnaored by tha riBin lied Crr-.n and Halvmlnn Army oricaiilnnit-nt. Juris-'' '. F. Hi nrr, T. i. Walter ami - Krml It. (iodriard have endorsed fh meeting. The hour haa bi-cn an nounced for T : S 0 o'clock. l'vliiC, Humbly Mr. and Mra. K. II. Henry ac companied hy Judge f. II. (itid duro mill llorara llunlup will I fii V" nn ttunilny mornliiK for I'orilund via niolin-, whurx tlu-y will uitDtid n Joint mtlnK of tlm eniilnawia, I'omtnl'iuilonora and county JihIki'K of I ho Blulo to he ludd on Tiiiwilay. Wi'dni-nday nnd Thuraduy of tha rowing wvak. Thy lnn In roiurn hoiim on next Ruturday. ' Mr.' and Mra. Henry will vlnlt at Hulom with Mr. and Mr. Ilomi'r t.tnlHl. It'aaaifciitiaj jTm. ftmnnm.fti a. n ' . f i. ys Li i tf " 1 - ' 1 ' "' if TV OOLUTKHV to x Hum Arnold of I'orilnnil, V I rtirr'-'it if rti,.Vga-aa i -' ' u.r I...-.J t - ('7 l .. ...... . - . - li au i u Klila day for Mi llie, caultu! or llrltlxh IIoikIiiihk, l.'n our l.lu'ly Men down oul Jthn Hkln In lh Hl rit cl HI.. Ii.nln at Ibf "nil of th Kconi Imp of hla Ontrul American arr tnnr. HU won tha llrat alop at a land p)nn tvcr mado lli-r. Yoit n-e him In lh" lnct with Kir' John Hourdon (""onil from rliflil.) lhn Hrlllah K'vrnni(-nt'K"nrul, anrround"d hy ailmlrlna llonduran Ix-autlwi. Wll-Mr. and Mra. K. H. Ilinry "iilcrlnln d with a prottlly appolnl"d din ner at thilr home. 7''i Stanford Ktreot. on Wrdr.eaday evonlnjc.' Th tahlo apji'ilnlmenta were car ried out In the pastel had"i with tall prlncen lapr.ra placed at ellhrr aldo cl tho crnterpleco of sweet petta. Covir were, luld I tor aix. a Business Women - Meeting Monday '-N IION'OAY erenihK the Bitnl- j-' nw and I'rofeaflonal W'o imen'a clnb will noli a pot'lnc' luppr nt tie home of Mra. 0. E. l)nnia at 103 Pine. A brief bimi nea meeting will be held. Mem ber of the club are aaked to make reservations for the ilnnwr through calling Mra. Uennla at ipbane, 73J-R. Dinner Party at . Griffith Home i Norton's Mualc Mtonw At 103f MjIii. Nuw Columbia phonofrapha and latest rucorda. . HU1 Itctumi d T Kuiniii Dr. and Mra. N. K. ' Wlnnnid of Kuaeno have relurned north nf tor - Biti'iiillna the ftiuernl ol II. K. Wlnrtrd. brother of Dr. Wlnnard who paaaed awiiy lu thla city on Tuesday. Ilr. Wlunurd la member of tha KuB"U buapltal ataff. . New Sliril I'lrtced . With Ihe haualuK of two newjTlit Wenilier . , hIriin on Main street on the Klar' Tho Cyclo-HiormaKraph at l'n UriiK store and thn Homo link-iderwood'a I'harmary shows that ry, Main alrnet actjulrlna; a new the pressure has been slowly full kind of Impeding, gleam. These j Ilia for nearly 24 hours. Thla nr thn first specimens of the: will prohuhly result In htnhr sign which la eapilvnlltig the eye temperatures, ut least, and ron of Iho entire Pacific coa:it. K. T. ditloua nre fuvorable for rain, or Hunter, sales representative for ! snow. Korcast for not 2i ! thn Klectrlcul I'rodiintK Mnnu-1 huurs: 'Cloddy upd uuseiiled. Invturlnx rompuuy of Portland , Increualna winds and warmer to bus orders for many nitiro to night. Thn Tycos recordltrk Iher b pluced within the near future. ! mometnr registered maximum and minimum tomperiittirea today us ffiOCIETY NgWS r - t Teachers Dinner '.Mrs. W. Tingley Enjoyable Affair U. II. .Mlrnrle. HU ' ' A wonderful teaming, heal ing preparation for treatment of aklna. dresses, danilrutf. falling hair, poison oak, burns, chapped or sore hands. ' (laaranleed and auld by ynnr grocer for thri ftral time ' In Klamath Kalls adv. hllntita Taken Xcw liMfllin K. M. Hhont. formerly of the rinvla Kiirnltiini where; he held ttiiv position of snleainan lina tak en a position with the Klamath Kmnlturo company and takea the position left vacant by N. C. Mils seluian who recently left for Cali fornia. W. K.' Palmer f" Inuea aa tnnnagnr for the Klain: . Fur nlluro company.' " "l.lndy Inn" Hoard 17.00 a Week or E0e meal. adv. 19-tf follows: High 28: low 12. Window- Kninslicil In C'rusli The renter window of the Klamath Klnthlng Kompany atom waa shattered lute yesterday af ternoon w lion a car owned by John' KiiKuIn crashed through. Fugate wus attempting to rrank hla car. which had been left In genr. Kugale inndo every effort tn stop the machine and jumped clear of the machine Just In time In nvnld being rrushed. - Arrived Kniln Norths Dr. V. I., llilfrnker. professor of education of thn University of Oregon arrived In Ihe city yes terday from Kugene to apeak be fore the teacher of Klainnth county who met at Mnlln high school today. - i Mrs. I'off leaving Mra. T. W; I'off nee Wllda Rlsvens will lenve on Sunday morning for Hacrnmenot. for a fortnight and will be the house guest of her lister. - Mra. V. I.. tfemra1! while" y nth. ' ' Fat nt The i 'l.lndy lun," Ave. adv. I 4th and Klamath Klnmatti Temple Hear I'ldlna t'tlny. wor'.d fa mous1 child - evangelist of New York' City. ' Three daya only, I ftiV.-'-J-r4""' "l K'Tmi! S.U. genera, fre.gh. Tompia. adv. . 17 iti . , ,,, H,)mh,rn .,CP, Mrs Coolev Home w,,h ""''nuartera In Portland la . :. T i. k.. . ' business visitor III -Klamath turned home from Olympla. Diin'l I-'orgel All the latest records at Nor ton' Musjc Ktorc. 1436 Main. It-tit Here From Klumnth W. II. Ilean. well known busl neat man of Ktumath Kalla, hus been In Laltevlew the past two laya. attending to business mat- OTANDI.VU out as one of the en " JoTutile events of tbft week waa the dinner and bridge party ut Masonic Temple on Krl-jay eif nlug over which the tirade Teach ers' Association preside aa ly tesscs. K'jiioa-ln'g the fiTe-rourse dinner which was served at 6:30 o'clock the guests enjoyed several hours of brMxe. The guests num bered 4U. 'Nllss Mae Phinncy per aided as chairman of the delight ful affair. . , . a ' Ml I P OI.I.AIl A Idaik brondcloih coal haa a lavish collar that forma an en tire Moused front waist portion which serves aa a muff on told daya. KR. an.i Mra. Charles' Griffith 1TA presided over a prettily ap I'pnlnted dinner party at their 'home cn Wednesday evening. I Pastel shaded f lawers held In a I low crystal vase added to the at trajtlveners ol the table.- Covers 'were laid for four.'' i ... ! I'INK KXKK.HIII.K Worth ha fashioned a kaaha . - Honored at Dtnneruwt'BMo ot new bright rose. ... nonoreaat Ainner lBlon Amiran Beainy shade. ! 1 ' '. which has a decided flare to the TS COrRTESY to lira. TV.' Tt. j lonK emt and the aklrt under- Tingley a prettily t o.ipoiutcd jneath. ...-- :, ., birthday dinner . waa .given at "' - . the apartment of Miss Haiel No ble In the McCarthy on Thursday evenrng. The table 3a prettily appointed with candle, fuvors and flowers carried out la the pas tel ahadea. Covers mrera laid for eight. Irish President is Coming 4T 4 X V Si 'I 1 15 s? j' . .... at !fj. i J : 41 2u I'e 0, Able To Have VUUo.ro - ,' Miss Harriett Dorse who la patient at the ' Klamath -OeBeral himpllii! where she aubinltted 10 n " major oprratlon a fortnight iiko Is able tn have caller at thla lime. Her condition la thowlnl a marked Improvement, finiHllsli ami Norwegian ' Itecnrdn ut Nnrion'a " Mttsle Mli. re. . Open evening. Qrltale Uulldlng. 101 Mala. Jl-t A PINE TREE . - At tlw ;'. i - SATUIIUAY ONLY ,j , They're h-ir again ! ' Dorothy j Jack .MAC'KAILA, and Min.HAl.li ' In "MAX CIIAZY" ' ' Their f ireatewt hit! SUNDAY und MONDAY' Oene Htratton 1 Porter' " "novo! ' ' ' ; j "The Harverter" , rl America s importance as a neia i for Irish politic la reliected In' a forthcoming visit to the V. 8. j by President t'osgntvc of the ! Irlnh Free State (auore.) Earn-1 onn de Valera, Cosgrave'B prln-1 cipal political opponent In Ire-1 land, already Is here. Irish fac-, tiona depend upon Irishmen in America for both moral and fi nancial support. -At Tho- LIBERTY j - SATUTtDAY ONLY Chapter Number () '' 'The Golden Stallion" and Hob Hte.de lo "The Bandit's Son A halr-ralalng. WESTERN! SUNDAY and MONDAY ' Bl'CK JONE8 ; Invitations Issued DANCE At tiie Mooie Hall . Saturday Night . Ity Svrrallsli Order f Vaaa Public Is Welcome M" RS. VAKl, prirUBERT- ha . Issned Invitations -for nn af-' . tcrnoon at her home on rourtn and Linerdn for the coming week, k rne lnvuation resa ior eune- fifth. 19-tf (era. l.akevlew Examiner. n Sloney I On approved loans. Sea Ja. ! ft. Drtaeoll. Williams Bldg. Adtf Kail today.' Wellington, where aha waa call. ed ahortly after the" holiday by the serious Illness af her mother. City Transfer We do all kind of crating. In cluding piano and phonograph. I'hhn 433. City Transfer and Storage Co., 744 Klamath Are. adv. ' I 0-6t Itootn anil Iloanl ' For- two 1 men at Inn." afly. (he l.lndy U-tf Callnl by Wife' lllnrs- linnle Cogglns, salesman for tha lakorlew garagw at likevtew haa been railed tn thla city by the Illness of hi wife. Mr. Cog glns Is reported a Improving. Ilr. and Mrs. 1-ninb Kntriinln Dr. nnd Mrs. K. 0. l-amb will preside a host and hoalesa on Sunday evening at their hum In courtesy to lllshnp William Item lugti n a'hd thn new niembera of Iho lllshnp' rommltlnn and their wives ut a guests will dinner nnmbe party. 0. Clearance on lint a No hats over 15. OA, and many less. Wrnharfs. alcCarthy Illdi., 118 North 7th 6t. Adv. S9tt Vlvltlng SUIcr Mra. Milton Smith of thla city la visiting In Lnkevlew for sev eral daya with 'her sister, Mr. W. N. Hoblnsnn. ' 1 At Norton's Mnslc Store 1036 Main, ynn'll find thn heat values In ipUnns. - ' . 14-6t tilmh ami Hotly WoooV " Johnston's. - Phona 114. So. sih. Adv. " The 1311 Il-tf Mr tl Proof - Cbinfort and Confteay P.ooa wHheUt-lMith SI.HO Hoom with hath S'J.OtHIX.Vi George Warren Hooper I -c ' - MnniiRer ": GOOD BUYS , v" or-- j ' ' ' ' ' 4 l.lretlKO To Wed . - 4.agnn ItnlMTt Hammer and Mlsa Alma Miles were Issued tnariinge license at the office the county clerk on Friday after noon, 1 If of f BRICK CAFE I 'Day and Night Service' 19 ANNOUNCEMENT t . . ... . . t i - We have -remodeled the Dance Hall at Keno Into a modern Garage and Repair Shop. We are prepared to handle your repair work and guarantee .satisfaction. ; t Service and Tow car. ... iH-Hoor Service --. i i ' Highway Garage . KENO, ORE. ' rn.'i7Fi4 - vrt. DIXON Home Cooking At the ' Llnily Inn." adr. i SPECIAL "SUNDAY DINNER ". 1.00 Served 1 1 a. m. to o p. The a ; 2our rooa causes ABadBreath irsx difMilT flnTetn ro ttniiTrTe. HeonJ: im :: ortirr dintiua and hoW rrcu Vii'lsna icr on t. i hey SCIU Qturft:r- .UK: cr zjq iort aiars at T"tir rtrtwyist. p,rr fr I 1 fampV wnte Chrnbfji n Metf. Co.. 90 1 Park SC. 0 MMmsj, laj Financial Problems lit : yi.jvi,.- Business men and home owners are '' occasionally confronted with some special problem.' " '' '' ' l : ' A talk with one of the officers of this institution ' may help you' solve your difficulty. Their personal attention in a friendly and kindly manner. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reaerre Bank - . -.- . . .t ..... - t . . . A National Bank Under National Supervision m. same good dinner always serve. ; we (CHAMBERLAINS i( TABLETS 3h: 01 : - I r ;1I Office r bores 1IHS Melliaae flldg. I Re, rbone 114S Klamath Falls 111 No. 7th St. JESSE J. BAILEY Out Our Way $225 Model $80 , Terms $6.35 Month Terms $6.35 Month Portbles $12.50 special for one week and others. EARL SHEPHERD CO. ' PIANOS RADfO RECORDS'- ' 507 Main Street Phone 282 , T I - f v, ' l WORK'S RiGrVT . NEXT" I"' ME. RGB1" BV MY HOOSt, AM' vnooldm' Pick A FtU-ER OP- 7M DiRTV- MOU' EXPECT TOO . MUCH. PiCKiki' JP GAWO VMOUUO B UKe PlCKlM' OP A GREASED PiCr, ONUY 1 HOOK A GAWOr V , IM CAR. AM . -frAEM-T6ov M-. FAMI W T aiORCht NEXT" MORNIKl'. AU DRESSED IM MHvTE. - VWTE. VJHEM rtKEY GtOT -4 CAR A C0AI-, TROCK--PICKED RARejE-f' OP ONE CAW AM' rfazH Mao ,15 CUEAKl 1H COAL- Ar"TE(? v V , -US 1 i i . . t i , -v r, r i a.trt-r t a- r i ijbwvv',' 'i 1 1 January 17 Was Franklin's Birthday , - an ideal realized, : ; ; The birthday of Benjamin Franklin i.T fittingly the "opening of National Thrift Week. And if Franklin could but live today he would take great satisfaction and pride in his country, for it has fulfilled greatly, one of his ideals. . . , , The United States has bocome the world's richest and most powerful country through work and Thrift. By saving and re investing profits, 'American business has grown to be the largest in the world American workers are. the most highly paid. This policy is just as successful , with individual Savers as with ' the nation. Franklin got rich that way and saving will pave the way to your own financial success. Come in and make a savings deposit today. . : :. ' ' , 1 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK .1 , ,T op K1AMATH FAI I Q c ' ! MEMBER OF KLAMATH FALLS FEDERAL-'R E S E R V E SYSTEM A ONE-MAM FWE.-PASEM0rR.