The Evening herald., October 29, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, (VtoW 20, 102A
TTffl EVENING HlfoAfA MMtkM rATJ.fi. oftEGMf
1 1
NEWS IN BRIEF
i
Mini) VMlliin Criiti'r l.iiki- '
Cum from ull HmtloiiH of I lie
Vnltixl Hluli'H nni Htill vlnllliiK
Cialor lk. Hominy u lllm of
thuiimH worn awn 1 in lliu uark
from it far auiith u Ttiim'aii.
Cur in liulim ri'Klnit-rid al llio
ruuKvrs lump, Many of (lip
imiiorUl urn aolng u fur.' un
tliu rniiKm autliiil In Ilia iiim u
mill I lip ii liruiii'lilnif tiff iinlo llm
Muilfonl lilitliwity, iiiiikliiK Hi
.trip In I In? vulloy cliy via I'roa
Ihh'I. Thin trip In ilttlliitiirul ol
tills tliii" of tliu your. Kimiln
lira In kiIiiiiIIiI ciiiiitllliiii mill I hi.
Hii'iiKry ha inlmii ou Ilia rich
aiilinminl alnitlua.
HM'Hk Tonlirlil "
MIm Kmlly 11, Kimubulil, uxo
rullvu iiiK'reinry of I he N'ailoiiul
Kvili'intloil of IIUMlimnM uiul I'ru
fiiMlolliil Woiiii'U'i rliilia" of Ni'W
York i lly will -apt-ax liofur Iho
Uimlni'M niul I'mfi'Mloiiul wommi
tunlKlit ut I liu rollian llrlllo lit
C:3U o'clock. II In pljuiimi that
nt li'BHt 6U will alti'iid lha bun
unt In honor of MImi KiiruUiihl.
I. A. II. Mi-rllnir ,
Th N'ovoinlx'r inert I tic of Kula
Itins rlmplor. IuiikIiIit of tho
Amorlruu (Involution la M-hciliilitil
for Muniluy I'vrnliiK, NovkhiImt
fifth. At lhl 1 1 urn Mm. 1,. L.
Truux inl Mm. Itrrt C. Thomiu
ara to tin liontxiuirn. "IIIMoiio
Hoots of Klmumh County," prom-
Ism to b mi IntiTemliig subject,
At Hklllliiffton llmhlr
MiimlMTi of Tho Voiliii'iliiy
IlrlilKu rlub ru (o myi-t on W ill
im.iUy with Mm. T.. It. KklllliiR
toil. At thla 11 mo tliu imtnibnrt
will enjoy ono o'clock brlilao
lunchnon, Tho alx hioiiiIhth hav
lii low acorns are to be hoatpam
to the inombcrs having hlitb
corei.
Uaure TurMUy Mln
- Tho UirIoii mid Uull'v uuxill-
ry huvo completed pi una fur a
dance to bo hold it l-rirlim hall
on Tuusday nlKlit. Tb dunce
will bit a Hallowe'en atfulr for
the mi'rnbvm ami thrlr frluntla.
The Jack llowrlim orchestra will
provide the music.
Willi MIm Moinyri
The ovnnlni rla'na of IJK-Ila
(latnma rhaptur of The Delphian,
la acliedyled to meet on Thumday
ovmlng. November flrnl at the
homo of .MIm Ida Mumyi-r. S11
Juniper mrevt at 7.-30 o'clock.
Mm. Itarliul Appli'itulo Bolonion,
loader, wltl priilu.
MIm llftd Id'iuriiiil
Mlna . .Mildred Duvlx, private
t!i;relnry to Karl V. Ity iiuIiIh, of
the rlmniliir of roniiiiorro wan at
her dnnk today nflr 1111 enjoyable
week end at ltoachurjc with rcla
tlvca and frlenda..
Di'lpliluii ( liapti-r Mi-Wlnir
Di-lphlana will meet nil Turs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the city library for a apodal
mooting; called. All member
are aaked to bo on time aud to
bring text book.
"NIiik'i'K I ''" WoniliTfiil
"llnn'l m Imm Al JoIh .11 In 'Tin'
HIiikIiik I'ont'," In I liu word II. (I.
Ht In or the Hi'iil lnrn I'urltlc
brutiK lit buck to frlvwla loduy.
Mr. mid Mm. rllidn I'lijoyml tho
pli'luru In I'ortliiiid on Hiitunliiy
lllullt. HtlllilhK I mill y the allow
In i ii mi 1 11 w nt tho t'rnti rlim In
Mgdljrd for flvo duyn. "Oim
mjnlite yim lire In tmim, llu m-xt
riiida yon luiiiililiiR yoiimidf nil k,"
la the wuy Hli.ln dimcrlben It. Mr.
and Mm. Hi.'ln Hiicnt tliu w-ik
end In I'nrllund, whi-re Mr. Htoln
attended a llrket clirk confiir
I'liie. ' .
, ii
Ht. Miuj'a Moilcty
Memliem of Ml. Mnry'a Allnr
uociety will hold u apccliil.iiii'ct
I11K In the rear of Amu'inhly Imll
iienduy, t)i lobcr :m. ut, o'clock.
Minn Ccci'llu M c.l J lion. Mm.
Thullinfi-r and Mm. llmry Joy
cuux are to liiivn iliur" of the
nodal procrum fur the evenlim.
Mm. T. K. Mi lloiiiild mill Mm.
t'hnrlea Itllciy v. Ill be himti-aMia at
thU tliiiK. Mcmbcm are cordial
ly Invited to be prcnont.
Homo I'roin the Koulh
Mm. J4me llernttl I homo
from a l wcekn viicutlon apent
In old Virginia wltir relutlvea mid
friend. Mm. Ilcrnett enjoyed
her rimt vlxlt l tho noulli In
mors lllun elxteeii year and
whllo her trip' wn dellxhtful.
Mrv llernett l happy to bo back
I In the went.
VUttliilf I'rom Portluiul
M. Helomou of l-ukevlew ac
cofpatited by Arthur Joluman ar
rived In the city on Sunday to
upend aeverul day here on bul
nea. Mr. I'eteraon la In the lum
ber bualneu In Lake county:
While here the iJike comity via
Horn are at the Motel Arcade.
KnJoyel Trip Hominy
Mr. and Mm. Ileiiry Perklna
and Mr. and Mm. A. K. Tbomaa
enjoyed a trip In Tulo'laUo on
Sunday. TI1I1 wan Mm. l'erklna'
flmt trip lo )a lake, and the
wa very much lulerented In
watching tho flock of scene and
duck.
Ml. II Kel llonie I
Mr. I.i'ullii itoger In Ikiiiim
finm KuKcue und HoHobiirK, j
whero alio bun been fur the pant
Heverul ilnyi, Al Itimebiiig Mm,
Hokhi ullviiiled thu Nlutu. con- I
feienio of lliu I'lil'i'lil-'leiu licr
ui'.kiii'IiiIIoii. In Ku'xeiie Mr, ling
11 enjoyed the week end Willi
her , iluiiKliler. Mltm Jeun unit
.eplui ItogerH, who nrn sittelid
llilt tliu 1'iilvemlly -f Dri-Koii.
"KIiiiiihiIi K11IU hud 11 wonderful
rcprcM'iilnllou Ml tho nlutu 1 ou
ter cine of Hie I'.-T. A., und ull
the Indie wlm iitiended' Kiilned
nun h vnliiublii diilu tn prewnl to
the uKuoclulliiii In Kluiiiuth Kallx,"
Ml. lUii.cm stilled loduy.
Ml") Allelilum l-uveo
Word liu been received In
KluinaUi Kail lulling of the do
imrtiire of Jenu AHcIiImou. for the
punt three ycura muiiimer of the
AmIiIuikI t'limmiinlly Jlo'inltul in
Aahliiud. M Imm Allihlon will
take ihurgo of tho couuty hoe
pllal 111 i;rnnl I'll within the
rn-ir future uurorilliig to u ri-cenl
unnoilliccment iiilule. Mini A II -cIiIih.ii
I well knowu lu Klam
nili Kullx. where' ahe baa muny
frlcuiM who will wlh her auo
iiik In her , new venture.
Just Before the Wedding,'
m... 1141 ir...lit,ll,n. VulllO of '
I Mil .w.,..- -
pulp ami, If Per. In .'auaoUi, waKil
I H211.Hl.aui. IB
McilfoCfl Ti-opli for Homer" I
In the aeutlnieiil of people ut-
tending tlm movie bua anytliliiK
to do Willi the general aeiillment
of the public, p.'ople of Vedford
are almoni oue-hundred percent
lor I lorn nr. Siiuduy when new
jreel weno ahowu at the Craur
. Ion giving uecoitiii of tho plucea
lUover ii it J t'.uiltli vloltcd r
iciully. the atldleiiPf) cheered wlld
lly for Hoover. Not no much for
'fnillh however:
jCluike In Meilfonl
I J Clurkn nt llm tlltl.-l. lr.t.r
compiiny pent the week-end In
Medford with friend. With a
party of frlenda Clitrko attended
tho mutlireo oh Sunday at the
Crnterlon In the valley city to
wlini- the allowing of John
Gilbert III "The Kour Wolla. He!
returned, home laat night. -
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At The -
PINE TREE
TIIEATKE
Last Showing Today
4 In The Htagv
TUB
Claman Players
in
A Comedy IUo (
'Family Trouble'
Oil tlm Hereon
IIKRK IIIJIOJI in
'.'HOT NEWS" ,
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Coming Tomorrow
VAUDEVILLE
WOOD
You remember Lust Fall Kvcry Family
Needud delivery ut onco
Order Block Wood Early
E. L. . FRENCH Phone 607
At the
LIBERTY
. THKATRB-
J.AST KHOWIXO TODAY
REX
(King of. Wild Horses)
with . .
Jack Perrin
is -
"TWO
OUTLAWS"
Setu MulHiiddlra, beautiful commoner bride cf Prince Chlchlbu,
heir appurt-nt to the throne of Japan, poaed for thla "official photo
graph" Jut beforo her recent marriage. Docun't ehe look awcet,
though? Sho went ta echouL In Wanhlngton while her Dad aerved
as Jupunee ambaiuador to the U. S.
MIm Tultle lfl
After having apout tho greater I
poll of tho aumnier month at ;
I llllllflllMI Ml IliU lllllflf Ul ll.?r IUi- i
in, nr. ana .urn. 11. r. i utile, i
MIk8 Ixi ll Tuttle has returned to :
Sun KiuiicIhco to apend tho win-
ter month.
IU'cauBc the next regular meet
ing of he Parent Teachora' a-
aoclation of -feiilral-Freuiont la
Kenni) HdIiU Mi-etliiB
H. E. Kennoy of Culver, Ore
gon, CMtiigo organizor of the
Yo Iteahlr lu .Wilnnil--
Mr. and Mra. fcdword JJoIe
und daughter, Mlt Catherluu arj
now making their home lu Ah
land. Mr. Doylo I employed
with tho Southerb Pacific. They
lormerly mudo Klumnili I'ujls
tliolr homo.
. . . . i Ktutn i,r (Ireffon ha been la Kla-
ilieaoled for Tueaany. Novcmoeri - , , , ,.
Mm. Wulr Itet uriMil
Mra. Willlnm Wale I home
from Hoaeburg where alio-roceTil-ly
attended the state conference
of tho Parent Teachers' association.
VI'IUiir Here
Winrno II. Smith of Sun Jose.
California, with friend I enjoy
ing aeverul iluy In Kluiiiuth
county. Mr. Smith inmln tli.i trip
ly iiioior.
1 1-llliiK rrlemln
Mm. Harry Cuden of Denver.
Colorado plun to return homo
next Kridny after spending the
pat fortnight In thla city with
old frlenda.
Vlxltnr I'mm Cliicn
Mr. W'nllonburg und duiiRhtor
Olid Mliis llradley, ull of t'hlco.
Cnlir., oro enjoying a ylall hero
with frlenda for n few day. They
are- stopping at tho Hotel Arcade.
Jefrcmoii Itetllrneil
Tcnnynon Joffcrson of Kugnnc
liu returned homo nfter having
completed a mirvey of local poa
tnl territory at tho request of
Postmaatcr John A. McCall.
Portlunil Vlillop
;MI Mary Armstrong of . Port
land In oujoying a visit nt tho
homo of Mm) Fred Huock of
lloitMM. '
.MIm WltlUin nt MtH
MIm Faith Wllllum bit accept
ed a position at Moo' store in
the glove department. ' Mis Wll
111 m ha I ii ken the position left
racunt by the reslKlntlon of Mr.
Lou Ijingworlhy.
Vlslleil In Cliy
Mis Murjorlo Iteeder, one of
the teachers of lllldehraud tran
sacted business In the oily over
Iho week-tud.
t b.ler' At Alilnnil
Mr. and Mr. V. 11. Crlsler of
this, cliy enjoyed aeveral dayt
iccently nt tho homo of Mr. and
Mm, Frank Nelsou of Ashluud.
Mm. Crblcr and Mrs. N'elsou are
nlstera,
v I
Dr. Peterson Home - I
Dr. C. Pitemon of The I'nloii ',
Pulnli'Ha DeuUst Parlor In tho ;
Winter lniildiiig I ' back froiii j
a brief business trip to Portluiul. .
I Vukliiia Visitor'
Peter McKlnnln of Yukinui,
j WuHhingtou, is In Kluiiiuth Falls, ,
pluiining to remain here for at
i least, a week. !
sixth, which U electl-ju day, the
meeting will be postponed until
the. following Tuesday, Novem
ber 13. Announcement of the
postponement wn made today by
Mra. Leslio Itogers, president who
baa Just returned from Hoaeburg
where sho attended the state
conference. Mm. Olen jealcr wUj., .... ,
ru.vo- ln.rgo of program for "l ' Mwt
llm ne.t mei'llne ' ' Hie pre-ehool group of
j American Association of Vuiver
Kituineil rrom ItOM-l.urg ,' 8it.v women is scheduled to meet
ion Tuesday evening at thu home
'of Mrs. Percy Murray at 12
.Pacific Terrace at 7:30 o'clock.
jMrs. Hal Oglu will have charge
'of tho proKrum. All members
children
weeks making a preliminary
'tour of the couuty. Mr. Kcnney
spent tho laat week In southern
Klamath .county and will spend
some time In northern Klamath.
;Thls afteruoou Mr.1 Kenney held
.a meeting at Fort Klamath.
the
Mr. N. II- Drew la homo from
ltoeburg where she attended the
stale conference of the Parent
Teachers' ussociutiou last' week.
WOOD
Fill up your bins with
BLOCK WOOD at the
present price, while
good weather lasts.
Bad weather is apt to
bring advances in price
most any day.
Phone us your orders
for fuel., We carry , a
large stock of Fir, Pine
Slabs, Blocks, Body and
Limbs, any length.
Also Coal Briquets,
Fuel Oils and Oil Burn
erg. Quick service.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn"
120 S. 7th eu Phone B3S
The Record of
Charles R. Williams
i Itrpobllcan cariillUato for the 2-year rcrm n county t-vm-
mbmtoner.
Horn In 1870, near Aider Gulch, Montana. Educated there,
Engaged In the stock IiukIimtm. there, raising; rattle anil ahecp
until 1UI7 when he twltl out hia rnm-h of TOO ot WH acres)
and all hl ntock for a very K""1 Ijrlce.
At the. time h auhl out ami Iert Montana ho was ono of the
1 urgent aliiiera of cuttlo in tho state. .
Coino to linker county. Oregon In HUH ami went Into the
ranching Lulne alxnit 40 mllcn west of Hnlu-r. Waa
reiic-d from llx cat lie hinines Ja 1IW by the continued
deprvnslon in. that Industry.
Camo to Chiioquln, flregon In 135. Worked for wngre la
tho wood tile Milliner of 1 !. . ,
Operated a retnll liiinlHT yard in ChDoqnln muler Hie name
of W IllUma l,uiiilei- compuiiy, aince January 1, iVM.
Started s branch retail lumber yard at lily, Oregon, October
lfKSH - . -i -. '. ..
Member board of directors Cliiloqnln school district No. OA
' two yearn.
President or the city council of Cliaoquin, Oregon aince the
Incorporation of the town.
Ovrps hia 'own
children. -
home In Chlloquin. Married. Four
There arc 1133 registered voters In East nd Weat t.TUl.
oquin precincts, most of, whom have not lived In the county
more, than 3 years. MTe believe on member- of tlm const
court should be a man familiar with . our problems., and we
are satisfied with Williams. ,
We welcome investigation of William' Record
i ' and ask your support for him
Election November 6, 1928.
-Paid Advertisement.
' . ; WILLIAMS
FOR COMMISSIONER CLUB
A. W.- Priaulx, Secretary
Murileil at Sin n il llmrl ( liun li.
Ml Katherliio jllorsey of Kl
leiislieric, WiishliiKtnn lieenme
tlm brim of li;ler I'l'lerson of
Kiirciio ul u simple church wed
ding on Saturday nlKlit ut
formed at Sacred Heart
ami those Interested in
.arc usl.eil to ultcnd thu meeting.
The railway that runs beneath
Loudon, a distance of six and a
elKht 'hulf miles, and conveys letters
church ,and parcels between Whitechapel
forme dat" bacrcd Heart church jaud l'addington. gives a service
with Father A. F. Loeser official-of abqut 850 journeys a day at
lug. - ..... 'au average of 20 miles an hour.
Untitle (ilrlN 111
lielore. Jcun nnd Caryol Itun
ile, daiiihtera of Mr. and Mi.
II. A. U unite of Norlh Mrroiid.
are confined to the funilly hiiiue
Willi un attack ot Illness. Tutlny
tile Klrls'nre very linn Ii Improved,
lliiMkllngi-r Attended .Meeting
A. K. lilockllngur, owner ot
the Chlloquin Lumber company
r ocelli I y attended the Pacific
Logging Congress ill Portland.
Vulley Isilor
Mr. and Mrs.'VV. M. Lynns of
.Medford spent the week end In
! Klitiiiatli Kulls.
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LI VESTOCK 'EXPOSITION
polil llii) ln' Hunting " j HiisIiii-m Vlsllorh
.Mr and Mr. Hen l.eur and i J. Murphy of Ilorris. t'allf.,
family spoilt Hiinduy in tho vlclu- spent tho week end here tiunii
It y of the Algoma rump, hunting. net lug business.
TAXIDERMY
Game Heads
' and
Rugs
Our Specialty
Fur and Hide Tanned
Tlint door head will havo
bounty nnd expression
If niounlod by
Wardwell Fur Co.
"Everything In Furs"
Expert Tnxlilermlsts anil
Furriers MO 8. Ulli Ht,
CLETRAC CRAWLER TRACTORS
" Power Traction Speed
There is a Clutrnc Crawler Tractor to fit the specifi
cations of every tractor operation winter and sum.
mer. The Uletrac "20" the Cletrac 30" the Cle
trno "40" and tho Cletrac "100" cover practically
every power requirement you arc called upon to
meet. The popular Cletrac exclusive features
patented steering mechanism "one-shot" oiling sys
temand plain bearing lower track wheels arc
standard design in all these models.
J. W. KERNS
1203 South Sixth Street
to PORTLAND
and back ' Z
Tickets at this special low fare will be good in
coaches only. To Portland they may be used only
on the .Special Train November 2. Return trip
may be made any day on trains carrying coaches
, arriving Klamath Falls prior to midnight, Nov. 7.
SPECIAL TRAIN
. November 2
Lv. Klamath Falls . . 8:30 a.m.
Algoma 8:48
Modoc Point . . . 9:01
Chiloquin 9:15
Pine Ridge ... 9:18
Braymill ..... 9:23
Kirk . . .... 9:36
Crescent Lake . 11:05 a.m.
At. Portland . . . . 6:30 p.m.
It will be helpful if you buy your tickets now and -thus
avoid rush and oongestion ot train time.
Southern Pacific
flTY Tlt'KKT AtiKNT
or r.SHi:Xt;l-;il STATION
l'HOXK Hi
l'HOXK 1.11)
AimimooaimeeinmeimC
See the New Oakland All American Six
For The First Time
Monday Evening, 7 O'clock
Special Music by. Jack Bowring
Free Flowers for the Ladies
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LaPrarie Bros. Anderson
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Motors, Inc.
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831 Klamath Ave. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 212