The Evening herald., June 13, 1928, City Edition, Page 5, Image 5

' Wednesday, June 13, 102ft
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Page Fly
NEWS IN BRIEF
Turtlhaugh lUw'k To Park
. Lealer Turubaugh eaperle to
li located at Crater National
Park Kiln this eaaun at Dm
entrance reglaterlitg gueate. Mr.
Turnbaugh returned Tuiidir
(mm Medford where h tratia
clod buslneea nd motored an
10 till horn at Morrill where he
11 principal of (he Merrill aihiml
a poilllim whlrb he haa hold tut
the put aeveral years.
Mr. anil Mid. Kelly Vleltlnji
Mr. and Mra. Waller Kelly or
Oakland, California, are gueata
In (ho cliy for a fortnight. Mra.
Kelley, una Manila Ulacomlnl la
the daughter of Mra. M. (llaco
mlnl of Morrill and the elater
of Mra. Lanier .Offlold of IhU
city. They made the trip via
motor and espect to enjoy
number of outings while In Kla
math county.
j Hi-other Peax-d Away
' Word waa received lala Tuna
day afternoon from Mra. C. A.
i Lltsnuhrgr lulling of the paaa-
; lux of her only brother at Lewls
ton, Idaho, on Hunday night. Mra,
' I.ltienhnrger and her alater, Mra.
Carl Wlniuinr, left hers on Hun-
jdny evening for lewlatUt called
by the rrlllral lllneaa of the
brother, who waa fatally Injured
In an automobile accident on
Hunday morning. The alatera ar
rived In Lewiaton on Monday
evening.
Another Vacation
Wasted Away
"All Play and No Work" la
bad for your children, bad for
you alao.
Your children will "never aet
the world afire" If you let them
grow up Ilka Tonay.
' (live your children Mualn fiir
unlike money It can not ba
taken away from Ihrin.
A fear mlnutea practice each
day during Varailon and the
children are atarted but you
niuat have a piano and It ahould
be In your own home.
May we talk piano with you
and ehow you a good lint of
Biuelc teachera.
We offer p a c I a I vacation
lerma and prlrea ao buy your
piano Dow and not have to aay
"Another Vacation
Waaled Away"
Earl Shepherd Co.
Pianos, Vlrtmlaa, lUdlu,
Itrrord
B7 Main Hlrwl Phone SH2
as
Vlaltlng Prom Olympl
Mr. and Mra. Perry flllbert,
accompanied by Mlaa Klalne Jar
dine and Kenneth (Jllbert, ar
rived In the rlty on Tueaday to
apend keveral daya aa the bouae
gueata of Mr. and Mra. It. (1.
Motachenhacber at 803 Walnut.
Mra. Gllburt and Mra. Moiarben
barher are alatera. Kenneth and
Klalne are the nephew and nelce
of Mra. Motachenbacher. They
make their home In Olympla,
Waahlngton.
Tlionuia llrofltrr Orrliml
llefore departing for Fort
i Btnvene on Tueaday evening,
j Drwey Powell otijack liowrlng'a
orcheatra left word at the Eve
ning Herald the famoua Thomaa
Brothers Orcheatra of Salem
would play at Allaniont on
Thuraday evening. The orchea
tra conalata of eight youug men
who are rocognlied to be among
the beat mualclana of the coaat.
Mr, and Mra. Zuinwalt ll'mie-
Mr. and Mra. Jamee SSumwalt
. have returned from an extended
motor trip through eaatern and
northern Oregon. They were
guttata of Mr. Zumwall'e mother,
Mra. J. C, Zuinwalt and hla "la
ter, Mra, T. J. Denny at their
couutry eatate near Oregon City
for a weak. On the trip they
were accompanied by their nepb
ewa, Lewis and Tom Denny, and
vlalled the beautiful Silver Creek
country. They enjoyed the beau
tiful falla, on of which la more
than 161 feet In height. In re
turning home they came by the
McKenile Paaa and fiend, enjoy
ing flailing and camping aloog
many of Oregon'a moat beautiful
atreama. At Toledo, Oregon, they
atopped overnight to vialt with
their nelce, Mra. Amy Reavea.
Mr. Zumwalt la connected with
the Falla Bakery of tbla city.
Mr, and Mra. IMaon to Leave
Mr. and Mra. John F. Dlion
and children expect to leave
ahortly before the flrat of July
for Corvallla to makev their fu
ture home. Mr. Dixon haa ac
cepted a poaltlon aa city carrier
In the Corvallla postal depart
ment while II. J. Cramer, car
rier In the northern office will
come to Klamath Falla to take
over the rural route which Plxon
haa had for the paat five yeara.
Mr. Dixon aaked for the tranefer
becauae of poor health.
Hubjert Is Announced.
"Contribution of Education to
, International L'nderatandlng" la
the subject which Dr. Aurella II.
jllelnhardt, prealdent of Mills col
ilege. California, will apeak upon
before the Oregon Federated Wo
I man's club convention to be held
'the laat week of June. Or. Keln-
hardt will apeak on Tueaday eve
ning, June iS, at the Fremont
auditorium at eight o'clock. Dr.
Itelnhardt la recognized one
of the foremost apeakera of to
day and the public la Invited to
attend on Tueaday evening.
I
mttlee are Mra. Charlea II. Cast- paat state president, A number
of outatandlng apeakera will ap
pear before the convention which
Lyle Mhowa Improvement -
While atill aerioualy ill, A. J. ner. a paat prealdent of the fed
Lyle of the Klamath ' fleneral !" n ana caairman or leuer
. ,. , . .i.i.. l atlon extenalon, and Mra. Ida B.
ht.pltal I. reported to be ahow- Ca)l.h., chairman of the Inter
Ing alight Improvement, '!- natonal relatione department and
Ing lo word from the head nnrae
gives prtimlae of being one rtt
the moat aucceaaful In the hla
tory of the state.
at the hospital tcday. Mr. Lyle
1 haa been 111 for the paat ten dirya !
land waa moved to the hospital ,
from the family home on Bun
' day. ,
Muie Darby Arrived
Mlaa I.lllie Darby of Indiana
has arrived In the city and la
the gueat of Mlaa Etta Farr. Mlaa
Darby expects to enjoy a vacation
at northern points, returning thia
fall to take up her dutlea aa In
atructor of mual'c In the city
acboola. Mlaa Darby will make
her home with Mlaa Farr, who
becomes principal of the River
aide school this fall to till the
vacancy left by the resignation
of Mlaa Cbloe Palmer.
To Mr Thursday
Mvmhnra of the Illahee divi
sion of the Firat Methodist
chureh will meet on Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Mra. K.
C. Hturkey at S ZK Canny atreet.
LMembere of the order and frlenda
are aaked to be present. At this
time a towel and soap ahowor
will be held for the new church.
To Visit W illi Hon
Mra. Orace Maaon and eon
nulla are expected to arrive In
Klamath Falla on (Saturday to
vialt with Marlon Maaon, aon
of Nlre. Maaon. Rlllle will re-
I main here for ihe aumraer
montba. but -Mra. Maaon expects
to return north to her home In
Portland after a abort vialt here.
w "" linen n mm
The Julia
By Johansen
Beautiful Blue Kid With Wide
Buckle Strap Spike Heel.
Correct for Mid-Summer
'Quality Footwear."
Hero From Chlloqtiln
Warren Crooks of the Golden
Rule Htore at Chlloquln, la In
the city today transacting busi
ness In the Intereata of the neigh
boring atore. He will return
home late thla afternoon. "Chllo
quln la the aame thriving little
city," Mr, Crooka commented
when aaked about conditlona at
Chlloquln.
Home From (Jraduntion
Postmaater - John A. McCall,
accompanied by Mrs. McCall and
their daughter. Miss Jean, have
returned from Aahland where
tbey attended the graduation ex
ercises at Aahland Normal last
evening. Mlaa Hlllla McCall,
daughter of Postmaater and Mra.
McCall, one of the graduatea, re
turned with her parents. Thla
tall ahe will teach her flrat
school at Midland.
j FWiriTOen On Outing !
I Twenty-eight fishermen In 2
jboata fought over one five-liirh
flah in Diamond lake Humlur. ac
cording lo word bronght back to
j Medford by Mr. and Mra. J. N. j
.Putnam, who vlalled tho lake
then. They were not t.'ie lucky
! flahermen who caught the f b !
j Koada C the lake were it good
I condition and there was no au w,
! despite the fall reported at Kin-,
math Falla Sunday. MeJlo-d ;
j Newa.
Hhopped From Merrill j
I Mra. J. A. Martin of the Mer-i
! rill section shopped In the city
today. Mra. Martin had the mls
i fortune of breaking her arm sev
eral weeka ago at the ranch
' home. .
Tomorrow Night
A BRAND NEW BAND
THOMAS BROS ORCHESTRA
The Popular Band from Salem
TOMORROW AUatMAM
NIGHT. ONLY AltamOIlt
'aptaln Applegate II
Captain O. C. Applegate wltk
hla daughter, Mra. Rachel Apple
gate Solomon, returned home on
Tueaday from a visit in Jackson
vllle. Medford and Aahland with
relatives and frlenda. Captain
Applegate visited with many of
hla acquaintances of early daya.
Relumed To Williamson Rlv
Richard Petri haa returned to
hla home at Wllllamaon river
after-spending -several dare with
hla brother Charles, "andllifpar-
jenia. Mr. and Mra. W. M. Petri
of Talent, Oregon. Mr. Petri la
'employed In the Williamson rlv-
er district.
Left for Portland tlila Morning-
Mr. and Mra. J. J. Keller left
on thla mornlng'a train for Port
land to enjoy the Rose Featival
and vialt with relatlvea and
frlenda. They will be house
guests at the home of their eon
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mra. Paul KelloV. -
Morgan Itcturuinjc
W. M. Morgan la expected to
arrived In the city en Friday to
remain here for aome lime and
will be located at the Earl
Shepherd Music store while here.
Mr. Morgan la an expert piano
repair man and apenda aeveral
weeka here during the summer
montha from bia home In San
Francisco. " '
Loft For San Kmnclaco
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Murray
have left for San Franclaco,
where they expect to apend at
least a fortnight before returning
to their home at Marshfleld. Mr.
and Mra. Murray apent aeveral
daya In Klamath Falls enroute
aoutb visiting and tranaactlng
buaineas. They were hotel gueata
at the WlUard.
jTo) Present Plan
j Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, paat
prealdent of the Oregon Federa
tion of Women'a cluba and chalr
1 man of the committee on revision
I of the constitution, will present
'a plan for districting the atate.
at the annual meeting to be held
In thla city June 25 .to 28. Other
members of the revision corn-
Mr. anil Mrs. HUey tft - '
Mr. and Mrs.' fchsr'ea Riley
left today for San. Francisco,
where they will apend -a fort
night. Upon returning home they
will be accompanied by their aon,
Charlea. who la attending Stan
ford. Charles will apend the
aummer montha here with hla
parents. "
IWt For Newport
!llrs. Grant Nelson and aon.
Grant, of Medford, and Mra.
James Perry of thla city, accom
panied Mra. T. S. Abbott on a mo
tor trip to Newport. Oregon. Mra.
Perry expects to remain at the
resort Indefinitely ,whlle Mra.
Nelson end her aon and Mrs. Ab
bott expect to return In a fortnight.
Knights of Columbus Tonight -Membora
of the Knights of Co
lumbus will meet tonight at Ly
ceum hall at eight o'clock1, for
the regular monthly meeting. All
members are asked to be present
During the aummer months the
members plan lo meet iuat once
'each month.
Mra. Hale Home
Mrs. Dehlla Hale haa returned
ito Klamath Falla after apendlng
; Ihe paat ten daya visiting with
.relatives and friends In Ashland
'and Granta Paas.
Son Horn '
Mr. and Mra. Jimmy. Brewer
of 2111 White avenue announce
the birth of a baby boy.- born on
May 31. The new heir haa been
named Jamea Edward Brewer
and at the time of hla birth
weighed just alx pounds.
Returned North
. ,C. W. Stinger, assistant gen
eral passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific, left on thla
morning's train for hia home In
Portland following a brief busi
ness vialt in the city.
(Mi)
,0k) log North Tonight
;.fi. W. Smith expecta to. leave
on thla evenlng'a train for Port
land to be gone for aeveral daya '
on business.. While, north Mr.
Smith' will attend the Rose Fes- j
tlval. . . !
SameTrlce
for over 5Syears
25r 25
USE LESS THAN OF
HIGHER PRICED BRANDS
Why Pay )
WarPrices?l
tub nrwrvntnAKWT ticctv
MILLIONS OP POUNDS f
Stop! WaSti!
Don't order your fuel
until you investigate
the new "Blue Flame
, Gas-o-Fire" The only y
burner made that wiii
pay for itself, in one .
season. Used on com
mercial, industrial,
domestic heating and. :
power plants V
H. R. RILEY
at
Big Lakes Iron & Steel Works
LEARN PUBLIC
SPEAKING
lutenalve alx weeka courso
for men and women.
Easy, practical,
' Non-tochnlral.
EUie V. Baxter ,
Walnut Apartments ,.
Phono 0S3
Fletcher loft For North
D. E. Fletcher, attorney ' of
this city, left on the. morning
train for Portland to spend aev
eral daya attending the Rose
Featival and vlalllng with
friends.
Carroll Vfclls Klamath Falla
Phillip Carroll of ' I-akevlew
I visited In the city enroute to
'hla home from Eugene, where
he la a aophomore at the Univer
sity of Oregon. Carroll la a mem
1 ber of Bachelordon fraternity.
VMtlng Mrs. Hamilton .
. Mrs. Raoul Nichols la down
from her aummer home at Lake
f ' the Wooda for a few days' ,
visit at the. home of Mra. . Ida1
Hamilton.
Visiting From Modesto
Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Stevens of
Modesto are visiting In Klamath
Falla for a tew daya from the I
south. They made the trip via
motor.
Mim dirt In Ashland
' Misa Georgians Clift. formerly
'of thla city, la now making ber
home In Aahland. Mlaa Clift Is
holding a position with Enders
company la the valley city.
On Flahlng Trip
Ed Blabee or the hotol Blabee
and B. Teed of the Monarch Ser
vice Station loft early this morn
ing for Spragne river to apend
the day fiahlng.
A Real Snap
Two Lots in Industrial
District 50x140
Close to S. P. Round House
Write Box 942, News
Hanuiker In Hark
Kenton Hamakor, Junior at
the University of Oregon, Is home
tor the summer vacation and la
visiting with hla parents, Mr. and
Mra. Ernest Hamaker.
Marrett Returned
Frank L. Marrctt has returned
from the valley whore he trans
acted business for aeveral daya
1 in Medford and Ashland.
Corvallla Visitors
K. N. McKlnatlnt." resident of
Corvallla, la among the out of
town guesta . Id Klamath Falla
today. '
Returned From Bend ""
Dr. E. Deltsche. accompanied
j by Paul Vllea, returned today
j from Bend. They motored north
Tuesday afternoon.
S3
Here From Dunsmuir
George Beckman of Dunamulr
la a buslnesa visitor in the city
today.
Mra, Kgnn Rliopprng
Mrs. Matt Egan la In Klamath
Fnlla yesterday from her home at
Algoma visiting and shopping.
From Callfornl
H. I.. Darrow of Palo Alto.
California, la a buslnesa visitor
In Klamath Falls today.
Mlaw Teairuo Via Wing Ilei
Miss Aileen Teague, daughter
of Mrs. Gertrude Teague la spend
ing the summer montha here with
her mother. Miss Teague la at
tending the University of Oregon.
Anflrrson In, Valley
Mr. and Mrs. William Ander
son ot this' city enjoyed a visit
In Medford the first ot the week
with friends. ... ' - I
Returned From Valley
II. r W. Lee of thla city haa
returned home from Medford
where he transacted business the
early part of the week.
Ilalslgrr Home For Ilolhlaya
. Stewart Balslger. aon of Mr.,
and Mra. E. H. Balslger. la home
from Oregon State college tor
the aummer holidays.
When Your Skin
Begins to Age
Use thla new wonderful Cleana
Ing Cream. Keeps the akin firm
and plump and takes out all
the grime and dirt. So sooth
ing tor sun and wind burn. It
la ao different from any other
cream. Will not grow hair. Ask
for MELLO-GLO Cocoa Butter
Cleansing Cream. Mention the
full name. Underwood's Phar
macy. Adv. .
THIS SHOWS THE
GREAT NEED OF
OF FLY-TOX
United States government au
thorities show that under fav
orable conditions with a begin
ning cf one male and one fe
male fly, they may Increase In
one aeason to over 60, 500,000,
000,000 flies. Thia ahows the
need of Fly-Tox. Sold every,
where.. Adv.
Don't Fail to Attend
HDai?e-ID)ev5DG
oil
Anna
Klamath County Fair Grounds, Sunday, June 17th
Klamath's Nerve Girl (?) will risk her life
when she will hang by a pair of Arrowhead Silk
Stockings, swinging from the wing of a speeding
aeroplane.
After carefully examining and testing various
brands of full fashioned silk hosiery, "Dare
Devil" Sig Smith (versatile daredevil and movie
stunt man) selected and purchased ARROW
HEAD HOSE for this death defying, hair raising
stunt. These stockings are on display in the
MODE SHOP window.
ARROWHEAD $1 .50
Service weight silk pr.
ARROWHEAD
Chiffon silk
$1 .95
Arrowhead Pure Silk, pointed heel .$1.00
GUARANTEED NON-STOP RUN
the MODE SH0P
"Exclusive But Not Expensive."
822 Main Street , Phone 11 15-W
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