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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1929)
Tucmlay, January 1, 1029 THE EVENING llFJlALD.&lffMA'ttl FAIJiS, OREGON NEWS IN BRIEF lamina; Kur lkli' Mr. mill Mr. Junius l.umbrltli unit mm, resident uf I hi city fur Ibn post ycur uml iinMiulf left ttttlny fur laikiivlcw whcru Ihcy will inuko llii'lr future homo. Mr. l.atlilii'ltll hua ucccpted u poal Hull oil Mm Ijikovlew KkiimliiiT In Idkii county. Mr. laiiiil.rllh linn born employed with Tim Kluiiiulh New. Ill vucuucy I tains, tilled liy V. K. MuK'urtor formerly of Tim kluiiiiilli Now, mi csprrlcincd uwiiuHtr iiiuii. Mr, linlry 111 t-Mra. Lester Klnlrjr of Tliu I'ul b llcauly Hlmp li'll lit niilii (or Huerumenfo und oilier auulh cm iolnU whore she will spend furtnlaht or loimor vIkIUiik with relatives mid rrlindx. Al Hacrauioiito Mm. Kin ! y will apsnd nioxt of her llmu with her mother, Mr. J. Crouch. Purine her nhseure. Minx Lucille Itavls. hr daughter will lnvn churl of (he shop In Una city. v llciurnrd North Mm. Hurl t'nok uml brother Zed Uiirumi returned norlh today after spending Iho Christmas va cation hero at I lit' Immn of their pa mil a, Mr. mitl Mrs. W. Harm-. Mm. Cook will return home lu her hum at Salem. Zed llarncs will return U hi rulli'ga wurk I Oregon Hluta Cnlli-go at Cor valll. They niado Iho trip by motor. futtUtiou Thursday f liiatallnllnn of officer uf Hie Hpaulah-American War Vat will take plar lu the rooms at the county rourl hnuae on Thursday evening, January llilnl. An nouncement of the In.lallutloii w made by II. V. Ilathluny, who will prraldi- aa luatalllnn of fliera. lU'lnmliiu Tonlulu Hlewarl llalalaer. aim uf Mr. and Mra. K. II. llaMxer will rraunte rolleio wurk at Ureiun Hita ColleRe lumurruw after apendlnii I lie Chrlatmaa hullilaya here-with hla pareuta aud many frlrnda. Ilalala-er will go norlh tuulxlil with nmny uthera of the college aet home for the hullilaya ItrturiMil Kniiu INirtlanil Mr. Ktra Lovely, leather uf Krentunt ai liool. la home fruni rurttanil aud other pulnla norlh when) ahu aani the Chrlatmaa hulldaya. Mr. I.uvcly attended r'lha cunfemnre of the Onuuti Stato Teacher aoilnllun held lu I'urilaud cu DeeviuUer S7, 2 aud it. Mla Ktan ' Inif Soul IiIjiikI (ilrla at The Kvi nlng Hi rulii aud Klamalh Ni wa hare received word fruin Mian Joy Kvuua, re purler on The New whu la eu joyllia a di-llKhtful taratloli In Man iJlegu with relntlvu and liieuda. Mia Kvuiia wMlea the weather la Ideal, alnioat too warm fur a wrup. Olil Kaalilunnl Hnl.li Many tnembera uf Tha Klrat Mvthodlat rhunh and their fnml lli'i and friend enjoyed tha old faahlunrd "Watch" nlcbt aervlce ainored by the Flrat Methoduit church laat nlKht. Thn watch a held In tha aoclul ball uf the now building. Ilobbla Smith Injureil Lltlla Hobble Smith, ton of fir. and Mr. Kugcun P. Smith waa nulto aoverely Injured laat evening when ho luat control of hla roaater aled, crnahlng Into a lelephoua poat with amh force bu cruahed aevcrul of hla rib. Condition lnironM Within the very neur fuliiro Mra. Ida Hamilton of The ('.olden Itille hloro hope to leuvo III Klmiinth a Valloy hoapllul where alio ha beeu critically III for many week and return to her home In North Sixth atreet With Mrs. Powell Tomorrow Mr. Z. Powell or South Fifth struct will be hostess tomorrow lo the ladles or tho Art Needle Work Club at her homo. The Art Needle Work Club b) the old est social club for women In Klamath Fulls. Hawkins llelurneil Johnny llnwklns. son of Mr. .ninl Mrs. Hurt Hswklus of Ibis Jh'lty roliirned lust night to Cor- vallls to resume his college work. He spent tho ChrlHtinns holidays hero wllh relntlvos and friends. Iiiny Attemleil One uf the niust enjuysblo dunces of New Veur's Kve was that sponsored hy Ihe I'ollinn City Cummiinlly Club nt Pelican City. A Inrgo unrulier uf Klamuth Fulls people attended the dunce. Mlaa Collier Visiting He Miss Elnnor Collier of Ashland Is enjoying tho holidays here with friends. Miss Collier ar rived from tho valley city yes terday tu spend New Years. , here. Iilri'i luiV I.iiiii Ihhiii Tomorrow. Director uf Hi n chamber uf i in in i' r o will I ii ll tliu ri'Kulur weekly 1 1 it tt tomorrow ut tliu rliumliiir uf commerce, bccuuru of loduy Im'Iiiii ty-w Vi'iir'a Uuy. All directum urn udvlacd tu bo prcai'iil ut ihhiii fur llin luncheon. Tomorrow Kur I (.'. Reynold, rxu I'Ullvu aocrelury, will alt In with tliu dlroilora fur the flral time In aenral wccka. II" bus only recently relumed fruin southern t'ullfuriilu where lui attended I he western divisional Miccllim uf tlm I'lillml Ml nl chamber uf com menu. Later, after thu im-ntlm wua out, tin tuuk hla family on a luur uf the southern atut. He will hum many linpurliuit mut I lira lu dike up with (hit dlrurlurg tniniirniw uuuii. Mm. Kiitfln llelurniil Mr. (). W. KiikIo, furmerly uf I III city anil now residing lu Hesttle, Washington, Ima return Ml north after spending several Uuy a here on bualneaa. Mra. Kn ule la rraldlng In HcatHo while her twu children, Melvln and Marie, are attending thu I'ulvcr ally of VVaahlngton. i lln)di-n IW-tucliluic lu tulliKi i Hill llayden, un uf Mra. Klora illnydeu and Auatln lluyden of Jthla city, returua on Haturday to Heat Ho lu reaiime hla cullegu ( wurk at the I'ulveralty of Waah i Inglun. llayden la enjoying a lunier racatlun than mo.i uf the jrullem ael Inaaincb aa the I'nl Iveraliy of Wanblnitton iluv nut reaume anlvlili- until Junuary 7. Ifl fur Alil I , Mla Wlulfied Mnv. ,1'iuxliier ol Mr. and M.-. '.M-r: May, re turned tu Ailnnd today 10 rc- puinn her aiudiea al thn A-hland Ni rmal i.il. ;,. Mini :u- apvn' I l-e liiro.'inaa varmii-n !:e;e. Dlirlii), . I lilldiiya alle w.ia 4 aiilealudv Jt .M'.e'a alorr,. . Mlaa Mn.ii lU'lurmil Mlita llethel N'inn. private ae- retary to J. 1'erey VII. city ; auperlnleiidenl' of acbuula has re I turned fruin Heattle where ahe apt-nt her racatlun wiib rvlatiro 'and frlenda. MIm NUun will re- auine her ilutlea torn irrow niora- lli ; Ann hlu-M lUck Another of the Klamath uuunty jachuul teucher home la Mia J Ann Hhca, teacher uf Spring l-akii achuul. . Mlaa Shea haa hern apending Ihe Chrlatmaa va cation at varloua northern pulnta wllh rclullvca and frlenda. MImi I I.i m il IU '. Mlaa Katie r I'.dr'u't h:n re-Kirin-d fruin Portland, Salem uud other northern cltlea, whertj alie Hlil ihe holldiyj vlaitlnir n-lull vea and frlenda. Mlaa llurnil la anolaer if the leachvr u Klamath KalU. tnli hUeiiiiire ICi-lurnlng- . ;Orih Slai'more expert lu leuve Kutiirduy fur Seultle, where bo i will rcauuio hla rollcgn work al Ihe I'nlvnralty uf Waahlngton. II" ha enjoyed tho hulldaya here I wllh hla parent at Fort Kltim alh. MUa Turker llunir ' Mlaa Aiiguala Purkor, principal uf Kremuut achool, I home from Grant Pub where (lie enjoyed l the Chrlatmn vacation with her j parent. Tomorrow morning Mia Parker will reautua her duties at Freiuout achool. Totten Itcturnrd Dnvld Tutten waa another of tho college let who left till morning fur Kugenn to resume JUs studies ut tho I'nlverslty of I Oregon after spending tho hull- days beru wllh rolutlvcs and friends. .Mrs. VnnilenberK llu.k Mrs. tilenn Vandvnberg Is homo from Portland and Sunttle, whore she spent tho Christmas holidays with relutlve and friends. Mrs. Vnndonborg will resume her du ties as teacher In the city schools tomorrow. .Miss Hcoll Home Miss alndy Scnlt. teacher In thu city schools. Is buck to re sume ber duties tomorrow morn ing. Miss Scott spent a delight ful vacation In I'nrtlnnd with relatives and frlenda. Returned From tho liny Miss Melvene Dillingham, teuch ,it at Mills school, s hack from Itnsehnrg and Murahrield, where she spent the vacation with rela tives and friends. Miss Dilling ham nimle the trip by motor. Itcltirniil Today Miss lluiel Phillips, another of the Klumiith Falls teachers. Is back from her holiday vacation spent nl Alsen, Oregon, with relative mid friends. Visit lug I 'mm I'nsiii Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dunu uf Pasco, Wash., havo arrived In the city to spend several day visit ing with relatives aud trlonds. .Mr. Mllifn-y lli-luiueil Mr. I'at Winfrey, wife of pol ice officer, Winfrey relumed lu Aahluiid after vlalHug here fur a few duy with her huabuud. Mra. Winfrey I furccd lo rviuulu awuy humane of thu allltudvl while recovering fruin a aerluu ) inujor opurutluu which ahe auh nilili'd lo auiuii time hko. Mra., Winfrey bud hupid alio might api-lid Now Vcur'a here Hllli hurl hual.und hut found II umeaaury i lu returu tu the luwur ullltuilu. 1 jWrullicr Manner ' Kvrli hefuru the auu wa! IhroiiKh the ctouda tlila morulliK. the weuther waa uulli euhly Kiirm er I hull Ihul uf Ibn lual few ' inornlima. Kurly inuriilng rlaura j found the bnruiocler ut I'ndcr-1 wood' reud St degree above at' an eurly hour. A drop of twu 'degree aline Monday noon wua! ull ihul wua noticed. Ju.it ut j noon yeatcrduy It wua 21) degree' above. I I Miiny rimming to tio Huulli . If limulrlea liuve anything lu do wllh ticket being Bold, thn tpeclal train which will leave' over the Southern I'aclflc for ban Pranelacu un January 25 will he crowded, according to Ibn boya al the Houthcrn I'aclflc office ou Main at reel. Kvery day, at Inaat one-half d'H' ll rnlla are anaweri-d lu regard lu the apcclul. The round trip rule of flv la good for ten duy. Mra, folia Linprut lug Mr. U W. I'otla I nioverlng from a aerluu Injury to her left irm which ahe encuuulered ut Ihe home of her aoii-lu-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Arthur I Dleu. The accident happened when Mr. I'ult allpped and fell, fracturing her left arm. Mr, i I'ult I vlaltlug at the home of ' her daughter from Oakland. Cali fornia. Mr. and Mm. Kngel llert Mr. and Mra. U Kngrl of New Vurk t'ily are apending aonie lime In Klamath XbIIb. Mr. Kngel la owner of ruiiaiderahlo valuable property In Klamath Falla. Il own the property occupied by The Southern I'aclflc and Clover' Jewelry Store ou Main and Klftll atreel. While In Klamath Kalla Mr. and Mr. Kngel are atopplug at the hotel Wlllard. Or. ami Mra. Itruwn Arriving- lr. and Mrs. Ilrown will arrive i In Klamath Falls tomorrow to' make their home, according to announcement mado today. Dr. ! Ilrown Is an eye, ear, nose and j throat specialist. Mr. Ilrown was formerly Mrs. Uoldio Lincoln ' of this city. Her many friends will be interested to learn of ber ' return to this city. j linroulr lo Ill-mi Knroule to llend to resumo her' position aa reporter with Iho! llend Bulletin.. Mias Mury Conn' visited In Klamath Fall on Sun day un Iho houao gueat of Mr. aud Mra. Ivo Neat Stewart. Miss Conn spent the Christmas boll-1 days In l.akevlew with her par-1 cuts. Judge and Mrs. I,. Conn. Itelurmil To Muli-ni T. L. lllllingston, superintun-i lent of the Motor Trauspurtallun uf The Southern Pacific returned north to Salem last evening after a brief official visit In Klamath Falls. Jean Joyaux braving Jean Joyaux. son of Mr. and Mr. Henry Valentino Joyaux will return south to resumo his col lege work on Thursday. He has enjoyed Iho Christmas vacation hero with his parents. Kelurnril I'roni Talent County Judge Fred R. Uod dnrd. accompanied by Mrs. (iod dard, returned yesterday from Talent. Oregon, where they spent tho Chrlstmus holidays with rela tives and friends. Drug; Stores Open Drug store of the city wore open during Ihe morning hours and will bo open again this eve ning at 0 o'clock, tnklng tho same hours ns those of Sundays. Ciuiinlier liiiniiiiig Trli . Harney Chambers of the Gun j Sloro expects to leave within the . next few days for San Diego, where he will remain for at lonst three weeks on a vacation trip. I Polls Left For South W. K. Potts, assistant generul , manger of The I'luh Construction , company left lust night for Sue-, ramentu after transacting busl-j 11 cmb here. VUlleil nt linx-iilv Miss Lulu Foster is home from i Phoenix, Arlsonn. where she vis-! lied her brother during the' Chrlstmus vacation. Miss Foster I Is a teacher III thn city schools. I .Miss Johnson Is'ft Miss Margaret Johnson left last I evening for Denver, Colorado where she will reside permanent ly. I Rcti-uiiiil From Han 1ViiiicIsco Miss Ann Adam Is home from Sun Francisco where she enjoyod Ihe holidays. KING BARELY iioi ntllll i ICiiilliiurd fruin rag One) ler to the King, a cualuin uf lung ntundlng. "Thu love uud uffiutlon exteiul eil tu inn und my children Ihrou ghiiut theao dark day huva In deed been a auppnrt lu lue and lo Ihuae U'ur and dear lu m" the letter read. "When health and Blrengtb ahull be, a wo hope, vuufhaefed uauln tu the King. It will be a uuurce uf huplilncia lo ti I in lo know thai in hi auf firing he wua ever In Hi thought of I!.. Mloil uf Lou don, "I pray you, my Lurd Muyor. lo convey tu oae and all my heartfelt lliauka." GIRL HIT AND SEVERELY HURT BY AUTOMOBILE I'OltTLANIt, Ore., Jan. 1, I A P) Mia Katberlne Hchlllt, 2n, Halcni, Oregon, wua atrui k by an autoinuhllit at Ihe vaat end uf Ilurnalde bridge early today. Hho Buffered poaallde fracture of ber none and krulae to her fare, ntld a boapitul report. P. O. EMPLOYES RESTING TODAY Weary aud tired from the Cbrisimas holiday rush, postal employes of the local office wel comed a rest today, thi being a legal holiday fur postal em ploye throghout the United States. Just two employe were on duty today, sorting aud prepar ing the outgoing mail. Word of I'asNlna; Told Word of the paaalng of Mr. Ilockenfeld. cloae friend of Dr. and Mra. K. Dletache, waa receiv ed from Mr. Ilmkenfeld, promi nent realdeut of Portland, ycater duy. Mra. Ilockenfeld with ber hualund and daughter. Mica Paula llockenfetd. atudeut at Ore gon State college, were Thanks giving guests at the home of Dr. und Mra. Dlelm-he. While Mrs. Ilockenfeld bad been III poo: health fur aome lima, still ber paaalng came aa a ahock to Dr. and Mrs. Dletache. She will he In Id to rent In Portlnnd tomor row. Kt. Mnry'e Tomorrow St. Mary' Altar-Society will hold the first regular meeting of the New Year on January second at 3 o'clock In Ibe assembly room. Mrs. P. K. Ilunnou and Miss Bernardino Ilunnou will pre side as hostesses. All members of the society are requested to lie present as Important business matter pertaining to the success of the society for Iho ycar'a work uru tu be discussed. Kner llurmil While details were not received nt The Herald. It was learned to day that William Cbeynu. resi dent of the Sprlug laike country sustained bad burns nbiut the fuco recently. Crawford Improving Irving Crawford, son of Wil liam Crawford of Chlloquln, Is Improving rapidly at tho Klamath Agency hospital and hopes to be able to return to bis home soon. Returned From California Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kigbt miro, resldcul of the Spring Lake country are, back frum an enjoyable vacation spent lu Cali fornia with relatives und friends. Insliillnllon Next Tucstbiy Installation of officers Into Aloha chapter of the Eastern Star will take place next Tuesday evening. Details of the program will bo mado later. Irf'ft for the Viilley Mr. and Mrs. Arthr Schrelner and family are now making their home In Grants Pass. They for merly resided lu the Sprlug Lake district.: ' r FUNERAL NOTICES JOHN CACKA. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for Ihe Into John Cacku to be held Thursday afternoun at 2 o'c'ock Ht the Mulln hall. Interment will be mado ill the family plot In the Mulln cemetery. The remains are In the gold room of the Karl Whltlock funeral home. Pine ave nue at Sixlh, where friends may ca!l. Funeral services of the late John Lee Ball of Chlloquln will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from The Williamson River church. Rev, Earl Cotton will officiate. Interment will be made In the fumlly pint tu Wilson cemetery. Arrangements are un der the dirortton of Ihe Enrl Whltlock Funeral ' Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth. WEDDING BELLS . RING FOR W. M. PIERCE MONDAY KM. KM, Ore., Jan. 1. AI') , Mlaa Curnellu Murvlu und furnier (luvernor Walter M. I'lerce were married luat night at thn blidn'a country hoinu mur Kulu, 1'olk cnuiily. ! The guttata at Iho ccrninuny were Mia Mnrvln'a hrolliir-ln-'law und aliler, Mr. und Mra. Krlu Klude, her inn In and aunt, Henry Moody uud Mra. Y. W. irkdee, all uf Kulem, und her hruthera, (ieorgu Marvin and rr"J Murvlu, uf Tuioma, W.ihIi. Mr. and Mra. I'lerce Iii(IIh.1iiI they would hm imI a few weekK lu -'alifuriila and then would ku In- tlie ex-Rovernor rjiuli In I'lilon county. i OF J. L. BALL i . i (Continued from Para On December, helug confined at his bom In Cblluijuin. While nothing definite as to the cause uf his death can be 'given until a report is made from the state pathologist. Ic has hern rumored that he post Ihly 'wss poisoned with bichloride, J which could bring ubuut suirb a slow deulh. 1 Examination of the organs of 'hi atomach revealed them to be In au abnormal condition. STATE'S TITHE ON INHERITANCE LARGE IN 1928 SALEM. Ore., Jan. 1, (AP) A total of 1700,21 2.58 was col lected during 11)28 in state in heritance taxes In Oregon, state treasurer Kay reports. This is the largest amount ever collected In this state under the inheritance tax act. or $83,000 In excess of the largest previous amount. Travel and Pedestrian Accident Insurance Policy PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS Fill out the coupon on this page and maU it with the price of the policy ($1.00) to The Evening Herald. NEW SUBSCRIBERS May take advantage of any of the travel accident pol icies by filling out the coupon below and mailing with the price of the policy to The Evening Herald. It is understood that new subscribers will continue to take the Herald during the term of policy, paying the carrier or agent at the regular rate of 65c per month. MEMBERS OF FAMILY If the Herald is delivered to a home other members may take out a policy on the same subscription. Additional policies in the same home may be had at the regular quoted price of the policy. APPLICATION COUPON I hereby apply for tlm SIO.fKMt Travel and Peilestrinn Accident policy Issued bj the Continental Lifo Insurance Company of St. Louis, Missouri, through tbo ' for which I enclose $1.00, Iho cost of the policy for one year. It is understood nnd agreed thnt this policy shall not be in force until the premium and the application have been received nt the news ps per office and tho policy actually issued, and that there shall he no coverage, nplesa the applicant is within tho ago limits specified in the policy; Is In sound condition mentally and physically; anil unli-ss the disability or loss under which claim is made is specifically roveix-d under one of tho various parts ot tho policy. .... What la your full name? Age . Address ................ City or Town . . : Name ot Beneficiary .... .. Relationship Are you la aound condition physically and mentally? .. SIGNATURE OP APPLICANT Dated at . . Application received at Bout 0 P. O. BOX 878 3: YEAR'S EVENTS REVIEWED (( 'milium d from Page Twu) off Virginia lupe with tliu lorn of I1U Uvea. a IS-Herbert Hoover sails frutu Shu Pedro, Calif., on his gotul will tour. 2(1 - Colonel llols rl W. Stew art la ucuiltcd t perjury In hla lealimoliy before the H'-ualo oil f-ollimilteo. j 2.1 --Thoinaa Korluiii- Ityuii. fa mous financier, riats. Admiral Vou Srheer. com mander of the (iirmun flia In, Ibe battle of Jutland, dies. lierenifM-r. I Kmlliu Portia Oil lak. i of fice as provincial pri sidcut of I Mexico. Z Mont than 100 live ar , lust in t-urwi'iuiik'-s in Chile. 3 Oxygen Is administered to King ficorge V of Knglaud, criti cally III with pleurisy. 4 Congress convenes and hears President Coilldso outline his legialutivo program. llollvia und Paraguay break diplomatic relations, following clunh of frontier troops. 10 Prince of Wales reaches London aftir hurried trip from South Africa, from where ho was recalled oy the Illness of his father. ATTEMPT MADE TO SLAY BLUE COAT FAILURE SEATTLE. Wash., Jan. 1. (U. i P.) An attempt to murder Pa trolman Oeorge Christy failed to iday when a dynamite bomb j which was attached to the offi icer's automobile failed to ex- plodc. The bomb was pluced under the officer's car with a fuse at-Ita-hed tu a spark plug. The ex ! plosive, however, was Jarred loose . and roiled along the. ground i without discharging. s INSURE . this day of Newspaper office Policy No. ' Call Or Write INSURANCE DEPARTMENT The Evening Herald Dorothy Mackaye Joyful as I Prison Sentence Draws To j Close; Plans Stage Career Sau Quciitlu Utulu Prison, ( al., Jun. 1, (CP) Juy overcame Dorothy Mackuye, once popular nclreni, ns she repured lust night tu walk from this prlsun eurly New Yenr's Day after ID munlha ut a sewing machine. She would not discuss plans for the future, nppsrently wishing lu forget fur Hie moment Hie un pleasant prospect o. difficulties to overcome before she can reul ize an ambition lo regain a place in front of Ibu spot light. Miss .Mackaye's Intention lo renew contact with the theatrical world has often been voiced by her since shu came here and she haa endeavored to maiulaln good health and pmlure in tliu drub surroundings. A few gray hairs have appear ed and tho abvcutH of coiniotlcs bus resulted In s pallor unknown to her friends during her success ful days but her enthusiasm bus not la-en notirnhly dimmed and she seemed as lively as when she danced on tho ferry that brought her here. Inmates of the penitentiary PINE TREE TODAY Special New Year's Show ON THE STAGE Vaudeville ON THE SCREEN RICHARD DIX "SPORTING GOODS" A romantic farce comedy Xute Continuous Sliow New Year's Day TODAY , 19a New Old KLAMATH - will lose one of their most popu ; lur enlertuliiers barsuso.) Miss , Mackuye, us a part of her pro 'gram lu keep fit for a posalhln I return lo tho stage, has volun teer ml lo lake pan In all shows j presented during Ibn past lu , month, only week ago alio played iho part or a school touch er lu tho Christ imi play, j The nitres had expected possible term of three yours but the State Prison Hoard derided Sunday that she should only be required to serve one ycur an 1 under a provision for "first off lenders" the day for ber freedom i was advuueed two months. 'S.U KKD IIK.tHT Cllt'KCII MAKKS NEW VKVICH New Year's day, noly day In the Catholic churches throughout the world, was celebrated at Sacred Heart church today, Jual 'as any oilier holy day. This morning three Masse 'were celebrated at 6:31), 8 and ; 1 0 : :i o'clock. Father A. F. Looser and Father Timothy Casey officiated. AT THE LIBERTY TODAY - Monte Blue, Clyde Cook, and . Leila Hyarru, . STAItlUNG IN "THE BUSH LEAGUER" ; Note Continuous Show New 'Year's Day No medical examina tion no red tape. Every person between the ages of 15 and 60 years can obtain this protection and should have it. The man who works for a living and shoulders the responsibilities of sup porting a wife, family or home can not overlook this opportunity. These tidy sums may prove a necessity lo you before another day passes. I FALLS, OREGON 33 i
