The Evening herald., March 21, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

T fill till
wrts EVENtio mmK kiimrn vml mvcm
1.IM1V AT l- A. idalo. After making a hasty lu-,
llOIIKUH AIItl'OKT. Ia Au-jspectlnn of the giant passenger I
gill's, .March 20. 'API --Colonel ! plane, tho Keystone 11 latrlclau"
Charles A. Lindbergh landed Colonel Lindbergh stepped into'
t"tu at 2:20 p. in. today follow- nil automo'ille and loft fur mi '
iuf u short flight from !len-' unannounced destination.
NEWS NOTES OF
EI ANT. CAL F
Texas Students
Vote for Her ,
NEWS NOTES
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DAHCING TONIGHT
V ft . I , i .- ' j ! '.'1 'A .
At the New and Beautiful !
fountain service ,
To All BOOTHS
i PHONE 700., ;
For RESERVATIONS
Jack Bowring and His Music
Tomorrow
College Night
Students 50c
Saturday
"The Big Night :
For Making Whoopie"
n
1-
V":rvv
1 .H'
OF HENLEY
loader, visited at Hi" Henley i (jcorglu l)uou willed at the
school on Monday. Iiiiiiio or Miss olive Mill ml Minx
Th Ml. I.ukl .Sunday whmil I Ji'i'l llcluhuil .Monday nveulnK.
il.nlr met in III.- homo of Mr. i Jim Mrk l-'W Knniluy visit
and Mrs. Ira Oivm Krl.luy iiIkIh '"H ""oilier, Mr". K. H.
to i.iu.llcu Htuu liu. T ley III I ii""U'""ii i.i i "e v
l.ie.l HUllllI Hi I III' Ml. I.llkl V '" A. I'
'Thur&lnv, Miiivh 21. 1f)2f
sriollils Willi a smoke 1,'lnuil nun
f.wt liluli niul fill ti yards square,
Use the
to MedforcH
Southern Pacific's deluxe Silver Gray Motor
taacbtt mow eh convenient service ktttrten '
: Klamath Falls mud Mtdford. You'll enjoy
the "Silivr Grays" they art fast, --
comftrtaolt and safe.
Xt. KUnuth Fills 9:15 t.m. 2:41 pjn. 4:50pjn.
Keno . . . 9 45 m. 1:15 pi. 5:00 pjn.
McCollum's&liU 9:5 a-m. 1:28 p.m. 5:13 pjn.
Pmehurtt . . 10:55 ijn. 2:25 pjn. 6:10 pjn.
Lincoln City . 11:00 a.m. 2: JO pjn. f :15 p.m.
Greco Springs ll:07ajn. 2:7pjn. 6:22 p.m.
KUnuthJuoc. 11:45 ajn. 3:15 pjn. 7:00 pjn.
, Ashluxd . . 12:00p.m. 3:30pm. 7:15 pjn.
Ai. Molfotd , . 12:30 pjn. 4:00 pjn. 7:45 pjn.
Returning
L.Mcdfoil .' 9:00a.m. 1:00 pjn. 4:30 pjn.
Ashland . , 9 30 a.m. 1:30 pjn. 3:00 pjn.
KUnuthJunc. 9:40a.m. l:40pjn. 3:15pjn.
GicraSpringi . 10:23 ajn. 2:2 pjn. 5:53 pjn.
Lincoln City . 10:30 a.m. 2:30 pjn. 6:00 pjn.
pinchura . . 10:45 ajn. 2:45 pjn. 6:15 pjn.
- McCollum'sMiUlli32jn. 3: 32 pjn. 7:02p.m.
' "j l Km . . .. 11:43a.m. 3 45 pjn. -7:15pjn.
Al.Klamaih Falls 12:15 pjn. 4:13 pin. 7:45 pjn. .
Stages leanenm Arcade Hotel, Red Ball Terminal
Southern PacnlrSc
Motor Transport Co. - -
Q nne or eaU on mat any time feraUtraoeltnftfwsmtism. C
J. J. MILLER, District Freight and Passenger Agent
j ; J Phone 84
e You, Too Will
Prefer This Dessert
because it Jells so WELL
(Special lu The IK'iuliU
l.Mra. O. a WiiiKftelU. ior- ,
i rcHiioiuK'Ul ) ,
TKXNANT. CalU.. MrU 81. i
Quite Illy BUilllI llV.'Ilt of tin'
week im tha Imloor '"golf"
porly xlvon hy Mr. mitt Mr. C'u"-.
rer Hownr.l Friday ereulug In
thd liuild aocliil hall in com
plitiieiil to I lie adult Sunday
scliool rlaM of tha Wllda'ood
Chrtnllun vlmreli of blcli . Mr.
Jlowaid la leai her , Twuiity-llve.
Uuludlim the liost and liotiie-is
wcro present .
In the "iilIM" solf name wbleh
eoutl.ted of nine lnunriU, I'. V.
Murphy and Mr. l'l:y Parker a
piirluers. tied wore wllb 1.. II.
Alfou aud Min. I". V. Murphy.
Theao two eouplea pluyed over
acaiu which resulted ill Mr. Mur
phy and Mm. Parker wIduIuk
(Inst prise and K. l. MelXniuld
Miifl l.-tt J I. Knvilne thrt eiiliiv.
laiion. In the "word1' col( game fhojen aa queen of th . au-
au..i, i,.i. ,f .,i i i u-.,i ou"' frehmau dame at TemiH
Alek Ma .off and Mr I t. Kol- ,.,,,., rMoz. I.ul.ock.
da won Nrat priae and I lay Par- T(,xa! Mlaa Irene Frank has won
ker and Mia. O. O. Wlngfleld , hollor K , lho m ,,,,.
the insulation. v .. ar, K(ri uionn Ihe veaiilntrn.
The guild room and the tabic Mi4 Krauk'a borne in ul tlnrwood
were decorated In ureen and aril li.i i a brunel.
white. carryliiK the St. Patrick " "
motif and tha tuvon were llttl?
Kreeu abanirocks with either u
pipe or white hat fnstened to it.
Mr. aad Mrs. Howard served
rtfreshiuenta of green tinted
fruit aalad. chicken and nut
'sandwiches, cheese, waters, cof
fee and chocolates.
, .Mrs. Ciay i arker eiitertaiueJ v
the Tennant Lady Klks club In MJltUIS l)K HAVEN Tlt.VCV
: compliment to the new of fleers. 1 ,li,,d ''rM Staff lorrespiiiident
! Wednesday at a "St. Patrick s" NKW VOIIK. March 21. U P
luncheon at her home on II The attitude of former Hover
street. Cover wer laid for 12 nor A1(ri'11 E- Smitl touiKbt bad
at four small tables. The table become the most interesting of
covers and napkins were green numerous pussies sirfroiinding
and while erepe paper, the favors : efforts of Tamniauy Hall to
wre small green and white dolla, select a successor to George 01
and tha place cards wore llule Tany. who has reslgued as leader
Irish maids and shamrocks on ' of the Wigwam.
'white. Mrs. Parker was assisted. The former governor arrived
S .'cliil to T!io Herald I
Uuniiii' t lass, cui'!'eK!udcuul
chilli h Siiiurday nlglil. IMiut li V,.
Mr. mid Mrs. II. II lliiuilllou
rnd iliuuliiers. Mlldivi1 mid Neva.
vlNlled Suudiiy nllli .Mrs. liaui-
HKNI.KV, Mmch '. -Mrs. U. IHoii'a piiieuts, .Mr. aid Mrs. J.
!('. Short mice a dinner party ou M. Thompson of .Mallu.
; Friday evening lu courtesy to
i I ho Henley Bills' liai.kel'inll team.
1 Alter dinner the eveulng Iiouih
i wore spent playing sallies. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Kr
uesl I lei ken. Meryl Short, Mary
Vet. Horothy lieeder, Wilmu
Htininl and chil
dren, Velillue, Hulen. Kimeno anil
Vernini were dinner guests of
Mr, mid Mis. H. O. l.emlng on
Suudiiy.
Mr. und Mrs, H. K. I.emliiK.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold llehllugor,
Klslo lles.'llliHi and James Mark
were dinner gitesis at the hor.iu
of Mr, and Mrs. Sum DchlliiKer
Thursdiiy ev.inliiK.
luwon
ler
Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Jolinson
and r.unllr visited at tho Henry
Si'iuoii home Sunday afternoon.
UU. i Seboenfcld and daughters.
Margaret. Kt'leilu and Hilda, mo- HW I W IA I luH
lored to Hairy Sunday, j LONDON, Murili Sl. H.len-
The Misses llernlee liuwsun, Hsla lire turning diiliiesilc. The
Theliun Lewis mid Mary Short i newest works of llielr minds me
Mi. mile Short und Kl.-.ie lies- are mining the .Vshluuil Normal the Invention of a iuiii-asihysliil-
Kihool studmils vbo will spend j Ing gas to replace I lull now used
the spring vacation at' their i for cooking and heating and a
Klvn Ward, Klsle HltiK-
refregerulor-Btovi', which huals
a bouso lu Ihe winter and cools
It In tho summer.
ellllliv
The Heulev IiIkIi schonl Is sell-
lug siifetiTlplions for "Tho Uulies homes. Vacation will heglu
Hume Journal, the "Saturday Thursdiiy.
K'veulng Post" and "The t'ouu-! The Henley high school boys
try Heinle man." The school Is mid girls begun bsseliall practice
organised I'll" two (earns, the , Monday. . W.VII l'lll-:i'.lATII?
hoys agalusl (he girls. The Ins- The regular tiiauge inoellng , IIKUI.IN. March SI. Hy
lug team will treat (he wliiiilng will 'ie held Wednesday ulgllt at ; menus of a sterol chemical coin
team, the Henley g uiiiusliun. ! pound. Herman vessels made u
Frank Sexton, the county i lu'i The Misses l.uiille, limn and tow n coiuiiletely Invisible In six
'N0KTIILAND
Transportation
, Company '
To all points North
EaHt and West
i'or t'oiiu'iilcuco,
laouiilli), Si.fely anil
llepeuilalillil)
"linn: Tin: miktiilami'
Phone 999
.Terminal Stage
Depot
615 Main Street
n
Smith Silent N
on Leadership
Tannnany Hall
In New. York today from Albany
and newspapermen found hi in at
the Hllluiore hotel, where ke
maintains bis headquarters while
In (own. contentedly eating a
chop and reading a newspaper.
"Not a word.".sald (he former
fiorernor with much emphasis.
"Nol a line do you get out of
. me aliout anything.
"I am a private cltlsen and I
by Mrs. Jena Tardy and Mrs.
Marie Buckley. ,
Guests at the luncheon Includ
ed Mesdanics Jcaji Tardy, F. O.
, Willbanks, 11. V. Nesbit, It. 11.
Hawkins. S. Peunvll, M. Dlsktu.
Marie Buckle, 'jack Hall, Hub
ert Wright, Dale Beeson. K. H.
McDonald. Sirs. O. O. Wlngfiold
and the hostess. .
After luncheon (he (ables were
- ..Uarc.l mnA n '(it Pslrlfk's liC
romance" was played. Mrs. Dale ' ""'mo io uo wun auyuiing
ftoft-wns Swniiled Iff. .r6eTt rllU--lht now." n .
Mrs. Jean Tardy second and Mrs., Ho wouldn't even listen to
E. D. McDonald the consolation, questions about the Tammany
The club then held a short busl- leadership.
ness session after which they en-. Even tho former governor's
Joyed few games of "500." warmest supporters were puzzled
I Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hawkins by his seeming lavk of Interest.
; entertained the "GOO" club Wed- There was a feeling, however,
nesday evening at their home on (nat he delilH-rately was keeping
C street. The St. Patrick mom out at tho Bitailon and lu doing '
I was cleverly carried out in tin: . 0 wag ot (rKe(ting that there
table decorations, score cards ami . s another presidential election .
' prizes. i four years from now. It he takes
. Three tables of '500 were Hi ; no part In tho naming of Tain--,
- piay wun lames ursi prue oe...8 , roany., iead(.r now lu four ye.,ri,
I awarded to Mrs. F. B. Will-,
', banks. Mrs. J. H. McDaniel re-;
celved the consolation. The gen-i
tlemen's first priro went to F. M.
Filson and the consolation to
Mutt Sheppard.
Those who enjoyed the eve
ning were Mr, and Mrs. F. II. I
Willbanks. Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Filson. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mc-j
Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shep-1
i pard. Miss Carolyn Kegar; !
be will reap the benefit of Jhe
good Turn many may accomplish
under new leadership and will
not have the blame for any of '
the bad.
The negotiations surrounding
tho selection of a new leader
seemed to have . forced Martin
McCue. John V. Curry and Edwin
Ahearn into leading positions. '
Curry was credited with having
me largest number of votes
li.Yiessrs. rio a .solium unu uc,-. -
!i,i r.rrfrfr -...l th. host and P'el to him, he being conceit
uigiu votes oui or me on
the executive committee which
' names the leader.
3.
hoiiteets.
NEWS NOTES
OF MAUN
Finds a Way to
Stop Attacks of Fits
lluports are received of an :
I j amazing treatment that epileptics,
is'hiu uas proveo KUCCesslul In
, "i , ti, Horairf l : stopping lh.lr attacks. R. Upso
(Special to The Herald) apartment 107. S95 Island Ave,?
MALIN, March The Vo-, Milwaukee. Wis., has been sup'
man's Circle met in the library , plying sufferers with this treat
room of the Community hall on j ment. He now wishes to reach,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hclts all those who huve nol been
of Klamath Fails spoke on the ; helped and lo do so is making
purpose of the organization. At ; the staTtllng offer of a generous
! .i,i. .,uiin. uvtnl enminittnes i treatment freo to ul! sufferers
were appointed and work out- j f.ye "cted should write for .
. . .. .... .this free treatment at once, g v-
lined for the future.
' ing age. Adv.
LT
Ilht as it Comes front trie ninMI jl-
! OLD IcII-irrll to the
tcrve bnvr firm U Uyrt- how dainty
svul itclicatri
4'!tancc try Loganberry. Jell-well !
hraliiiful, UfO. .Doctors and dietitian!
rccommcnU it 11 i direct digestive
at J. ' ,'
Sre it ak!r! Clear, beautrfully . And So ercnoiiiical! OnelOcpack
transrwrrnt, full of rolitr. A (l cor- ', age give yon a dert for the whole
titm as TN-ell av delioii$ dehirrj,1 ' family.
Order a tiarkae NOW from your
w '1
When the d
'I.tste it! TarX, Imcious flnorof ,
. nttern fruit; Uerrirf mm Wi-h-
.itHifn Ori-yon; Ojaies from
C-ilji'tiniw. I' at a dclvzhtful
I VHr:tt IPiLMKIs-
I 4sjfi r.;i t!pr-t .
j i. to tit. Ui.f. Ufrt.
1 I rrvlo-- our Jr!!-wc;l ftikz irflOl
ffvt r .iu K ol :-nri ctrtii. in-
" Hd-'tn iiMiii, mij-ri. C'i'ii "ri wtfoyiinrnvTit
grocer. Jut be mire he pve you
tiie Jcit-weii in tne Dngiit ntu
box. None other is genuine.
I hly ffH-wrii ind will (lul r ttxwmni
to mr ( toy fn4i.
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75
Vpnnlr fiotlnn visited the school :
'on Thursday, meeting with both ! '
the girls and boys cooking clubs. I
I Mrs. Maupin Is leader of the ;
! boys' club and Mrs. Haskins ofi
:the girls' club. Both are plan-j
ning tor good work this year. .
i- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beards-1
ley spent Friday and Saturday In j A ng mrf fnTV-
Klamath , Falls. Poring their ; aMTaVlaM! VliUavJ
visit, sir. Hearasley was present-1
'ed with the 25-ycar membership j
: Jewel of the Kluinath Fulls. lodge j
iof Odd Fellows. !
Mrs. E, D. Smith entertained
' Saturday afternoon In honor of :
! her little daughters Jean and
Jane, whose seventh birthday;
: was on that day. Tho little '
guests were Gladys McKocn, Ar
. dell lilgglng, Cora Kebnr, Lovell ,
Kenyon, Vincent Zumr, KIwocd
Williamson, Jessie McKoen, Klea-,
nor Hlgglns and the little honor
'guests, Jean and Jane Smith.'
The afternoon was spent playing.
' games and enjoying a dainty i
lunch.
is 'SIE
follow your choicest
fruit... to the Hotel
Californian! You'll
enjoy this popular
heailniiarfpM fnr
.orchardists,
JnLl
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THE SUCCESSFUL DESSERT
Canada produces 88 per cent
of tho world's supply of asbestos.
, for results use Herald Class Ads.
HQTEI.
TAYXOft & O'FAftRELL
winmctsco
Orres
"TT TT T" Tl
yy am
TAILORS
IT
In Conjunction with the Nationally Known 2
WILBERFORCE-REED Woolen Co.
Have now on display for this week only (last day Saturday, March 23), ?
: 100 full lengths 3 yards of ' VZO -U ' ' '" 1
FEATURING ALL THE LATE COLORS, PATTERNS AND STYLES
To popularize and advertise to the men of Klamath Falls, we are cut-1
ting our profits to a minimum and are featuring for this week only,
2 SuMts &oi? ttUte Efface oft (Oanel
ONE SUIT
SECOND SUIT
(Different Sizo j and
Muterlul if you wish!
Fae
j Suits may be of two
Different materials
When father buys a suit son can
get one FREE I
Two Friends 1
Tailored-to-Measure
f
of diff.'ix-n4. Hizcg can get totrvthur nnd uach vvl ln'g
size for half the price mentioned here mid th
suita muy be of different color and motcriulH. '
Free Suit Offer"
Alo"'Kxleu'ded to Higher
Priced Suits Selling at
50
and
.50
, Tilorod-to-Mcnsure
M9
$$9
Hundreds of Domestic
- and Imported Woolens
Choice of Cashmeres, Silks, Mixed
Worsteds, Tweeds, Tiger Twists.
Gaberdines, Whip Cords lu both sta
ple and novelty patterns. Alt the de
sired colors lllue, Blacks, Grays,
Tans. Bronze and the now dusted
similes, In heavy, medium und light
weights.
Complete Suit Putloriis on Displuy
Tailored-to-Measure Overcoat or Topcoat Free.,
Instead of a Suit, If You Wish '
You have heavy, medium and li;rht wciKht fabricH to Helect from :
pick as you want suit or overcoat or you can pay for one suit und
Ket another FREE for your father, brother, Hon or friend, nil tailored
to actuul measurement. . . , (
Only 100 garments will be given free in this community.
So rush in and mnko surf you get one of these free garments ,
Tailored-to-Measure ; Money Back Guarantee
A personal representative of Wilberforce-Iteed and Company, direct from their 'ifigantic tailor
ing shops, will be here for ONE DAY to ussint your local dealer in the selection of styles and to get
an actual scientific measurement for a perfect fit. No- mutter how difficult it is to fit you, WE
WILL FIT YOU, , .1 ,. ,. . ,
v . ; .
The nationally known Wilberforce-Roed and Company's absolute Kuaraiilet stands back of ev
ery suit upon delivery. You must be satisfied in every detail, or MONEY WILL I5E REFUNDED. No
extra charges whatsoever. You may choose any two patterns of the same value for the priuu of one.
Two Days Only
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MARCH 22nd, 23rd
ORRES & WARD
Pressing Repairing Remodeling
is given our personal attention
8th & Klamath Phone 1737 Klamath Falls
Authorized Dealer for Wllberforee-lteeil Woolen Co.
COME IN BEFORE
Final Date ,
;SATURDAY
" March 23