The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. May 13. 1029 Delacll U I li re )x. A. Diilmill (it Huleni, form erly of Kliimalli lr.tlli I here fur u visit of (MVurul ilnva frviu tli t'Ki!tu city. 1'iidVr Hi mlinlul tratluu of Waller l'l"ivn, ('iriiiiir governor of Ilia tutu, Mr. Ih'lmll erred u ucietui y lo llio gov ernor. Hit la piviiiliivoily known throughout Klniuulh ruumy. Ilia on, Turn DiUitll l with the California Orexnii I'nwur r.. in puny uf lliU illy. rap f if 'sir ' rjfii a JJI I F.iutitli mill Kliiiiiiilh A vi'. Kliiinutli Full I At 'Ilia luililnlll II Member uf thn Delphian uronp uiulur tlio li'Uilxriililp tit Mr. 11. Muiitiln mill ini't't Tuoailny uf luriiuuti, Muy 1 1 at til horn uf Mia. Will IIuIiIkIii nil Hi.. Ash llinil highway. All in Irra of I tin Biiiiiii ur iifk'il lu iiltviid. J Itcluriirtl I null Mi-ilfmil Jink llriirilali'y relumed Iiihiik Hmunliiy fnim .M'(lliinl wheru In. li'iuiaiiiii'd bnalii'va. NEWS IN BRIEF Tea 1'iir Menhir Girl Wdurdnr, Tim fninlli uiiniinl li' aponnor lid by lliii Aiimrliun AmwIiiiIhii lot UnlvorHlty Woinun, a a cour ! tray to fuiiilur girl uf Klamath itiuulity In Imlng arranged fur U'uUiieartiiy aflurnoon, SJuy 13, bl lib library ilub room. I Invllullon bavn h.wu Idauud to lull iMiulur ilrl throughout tho 'ruumy. ' ...... . . i 11... I.. ..I. ...... . J HO nnriul tl.llllllll.OT 111 hihiw ia i:oiiiioud uf Mr. Percy MuMJInl Ogle ban presided aa loader ray. Mm. Ui'orna Mrtuiyre, Mi, lot tb( (roup. Member and those iinoiiio Myers aud Mix Ilalii'liierld ara cordially Infltod to Waal. Mra. i. A. Kraua4, tlra. Karhel Apingiito Holuinon, Mra. Ocorf I'unnlni! and Mr. C. C. Honluy will bo mi Ilia rwnlvlng Hun. Mra. K. P. Lamb and Mr. II. K. Uvary will prmliU at tbe tea liiblo. Durlna tbn aflnrnoou niual- cal pror.ram will In randereil. Woumii of Klniath Falla anil Dm aurnmnillim Vonioiiiiilttoa are aakod lo call al J: 30 o'llock. I'Jk Iunrn Turwlay Mlllit Thu daui'liiK parly al Klki Tmnplo Tui-day eronlu prom- Inca lo bv onu of tba mini uo llihtful of lb aoaaon. Klka' Ladlo arv apouaorliK the dance and crural uulijuo f.-ature will be Introduced. For (boon not wlhln to dance, rarda will be In play. Mr. T. 8. Abbott la tumoral chairman of arranre- menla. Mora than 600 InTlta-j tlona ara out. i n jaca oownai Orchestra will play for dancing. Many Knroate llomr Tbe exodu of Canadlaua wbo have apeut the winlvr month In aoulhern California, which hua been on for aometlme la (till In evidence aa abown by the great number of Cauadlana reglatorlug at llio chamber of commerce en route north. Mr. IJvlngatone Vlslttnt . . ......... V Ulnnlnn. It .. .. .. . .... Thnmu II. Malarkny in a rlallor In Kla innth Full. Mr. Mvlngatone plan to rolurn north on Tues day. Wllb Mr. K.lMlnltt The Happy Hour Club mem ber will meet Taeaday after noon. May It with Mr. It. A. Ktnmllt at her home. 51? Pine Htroet rutting From lonf lW-ach Itobort L.- 8wopo of Long, llcarh. Cullfornls l In the city for a monlh on a combined bul uuas and pleaaurc trip. Miilotoro VUIIl Hurry MoUttore, atudent at the .... ... .. nrefrnn nent the k -nd here visiting hi pr - ..m. Mr and Mr. T. Molatotra.1 - i . Ask Any B..r:t..1 Wntnan tSeauMUl WOtnan lleauty a first "r"' feetlon. Thu. tho .fairest and wisest usu MEl.I.U-tllAJ race Powder that spreads nioro smoothly and produce a youth ful bloom. It now French pro cess make MELLO-OIAJ lay on longer and ban the shiny now. Pure! Prurents pastiness, flakl noas. Irritation and large poros. l'e -MELLO-OLO. W mav a BU OEMONSTMFoh! ir.JAYFAGSl v oc 601.0 AT waanera - .1 ... I Al ... """teif .-.....urn mo iModcb anth the new. salt r,.kl I """r ami Jre in ...I .1 conWi. -mi.u SkjM le ar..!. TOE MAYTAG SHOP Ml 8. Til, HU Mmih Kail Phone 100a DOUBLE ACTION tirst-Ita th dewgk Then la th vest - Same Price for over 38 years , 25 for 25 U than of , high priced brand MILLION OI- POUNDS USED BY OUR OOVBRNHBMT THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, lillal Hluily Group ' t . ,' Tho Child Study group of the Amurkua Ansoeliitloii of Unlvur aily Woinun will, mevt , Tuesday evening ut lltu home uf Dr., May Ilaruua, It'll Proi.poa. MrH. Karl V. Reynold will .lead the dhti-uaalon on "Out Door 1'luy , Equipment". Th. niooUufc- la ! selwdulod for 7:1)0 o'clock and I wilt be I bo final mooting of -Hie 1 V-. -i .. lam. r v. uiv v...' .w mra. attend tbo mrulljig. Knrouto To hmu Fnuaftoco. K. F. Ktuewe. connected 'with the bureau of nwa uf The Booth em Pacific wt a brlof Tlaltor In the city on Halurday enroul outh to Han Kranclaco, Mr. Btue accompanied the Cell- fornla newapapnr -men on their trip to Alturaa, Lakerlew and through Klamath Pall euroute oulU. . .' V: MUe HrofMd Hertw ,- 7 Mis Lillian Hcofleld, formerly of Klamath Kalla. now .residing In San Pranicevo uv vlalting In tbe city for a brluf time with relatlre and friend. Mini Hco fleld 1 tbe slater of Mrs. Ttomas 8. Richardson of thla city, j She waa employed with Moe'a Store while here. VUlted He Knnmt Boathw. Enronte aoutbi tor brief trip K4 Court and Fred Peate of l.akerlew atopped. ia Klamath Falla for a abort time- 6aturday. Tbe Lake county vlaltors ocom panlrd the aowapapocmon from California wbo vlaltftd in lke ulew on ' Saturday morning en route here from Alturaa. Kaalcra Star TiwHlay Tbe regular meeting of Aloha chapter of The Eastern War will be held Tuesday evening. May It at Mssoolc ball. Following tbo regular aeiuloa of lodgo a rial erenlng of card will be en joyed. Member end Tlalt'.ag members are Inrited. i - c a Hammer Rates Om Houe) Eaatbound snmmer , excursion rates, to all of tbe leading me tropolitan cltlo of the east will be put into effect ' Wednesday. May twenty-second. Already many Inquiries are lelng rocolved at Tbe Southern Pael(lo office oa Main street . Reittrmxt l'rom N'iirtU . Mr. and Mm. Bruce Denuts re Inrncd home Oil morning from Eugene where the, visited their ann. Jack, studont dt the Uulrer- lty ot Oregon. Mr. Dennl ipcnt . t . I I.- ... .h iwvuiai .... j o ui .wucu . im. Mr. .Donni lolnod thom un Saturday sight , I ' .... m : ,,iventind;u. They enjoyed the de- Fowlrr 'rma fiaa Uraodsco ! : J. O. Fowler.- formerly of Kla- 1 math Fall, now a resident of -s" Francuwo la la the city on ,bnrtnwuJ. . Mr. Fowler l stop- ping at the Hotel Wlltord. . . Ho M1 ,. ho fD. ,-, , month.';. ;f , t-." ' - i Vieitcd Here From "orth Fred West, former ball "player In Klamath Falls with the -timber league apent th-wrk end here on busluoss rrouv au oomo in Portland. Mr, Woat is engaged In the insuranco. business In the nortborn city. Left For California. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith have left for Lot Angeles, Cali fornia to make their future homo. Mr. and. Mrs. Smith for merly resided in , Chlloquln where they made tholr home for more than three enrsv Returned Front Houth i '-'.. Mrs. Ueorge Cunning, Miss Et ta Farr and Miss Lillisn Darby returned home this morning from Han Francisco where -they , enjoy ed the week end holidays. They report delightful.-weathuf in San Francisco. . ;: -' : . ; Mrs. Oatranilcr;. Vbltrng f ; Mra. 8, E. , Ostrander .of "San Francisco Is visiting hero for a brief time with bor husband, S. E. Ostrander, official of ' The Southern Pacific. Mrs. Ostrand- or is enroute north ,to Portland to visit relatives and friends. Returned To Kirk. Lester Langer, aon of Mr. and Mrs.- Longer, prominent farmers nl ,l T1 Minnlra r-nt ti rti mi la his position at Kirk this, morn- lug after having spent , Mother's Day nt the home et ,1)1 , parents. Home From VWt .- v. v R. Dr Bos ii. of iLakeylow. was n visitor In Klscinti) Kallg. opui Ing here to Join Mrs. Bonn .who spent some time in Portland and Hood Iilrojr v(filtluH-rlatiT08 and trlonds, ..- K. ,.,...,-..: Collilltiw Iuiproviug . ' " William Stiauaa,, , resident . Pf Merrill 1b Improving fyllowlug au attack of blood poisoning; which has confined hlnx to tlio Klamath Valley Hospital.. '. . f-.rif :.- Left on Kxtended Trip ' - Kick Rufos. ot Chlloqulu has! lult for 8eltl and, Alosks whore ! no o-tpects to ; remain mouths,-,- llx-lplilua tiroup MactliMr rinai group nioeiiugs oi ua CiDiuia chapter of The. twlphuna wUI be hold Tueailay ?aftrnoori, May 15. . The group itidcr Vrt. 11. Marmlnr will mnit at . the jbiitne of lift. Will Onldtlh on iinn nvuiuuu uiiinay. uroup ! under Mra. J. Kcyal lPfiw aud Mra. CI end IMru BI iimiH at IliA home or Mr j. ftak'b Btnurna .on Waahlugton. '" ''Engllah Palut ur''"wll be tbiiujJoct. All member ' are asked to attond. Tba' final ' mooting e vtbe' ytr 111' bo a liiuchuon; Tuesday My 2ftb at I-ku fcoortl tyardOM.. Jodu fbnmll rlk-4 Away.,- ' - Judgo Jt. A. CminilL wa called io ICeneburg oyer, tbe wwalt ,end by (be paaalng of bla brother-in-law Edward Van fcmele, . Judge EmmltL plana, to return borne Wednwday with .bis aoa-lo-tawj mill BlVKIIIfr, . JUT. IBU Paul Jouonou . who, have , been rielUng, at t'orvalll. with their on, Freddie tliebn. student at pfegos Utala College. Mra. Htewart At. North . Mr. Ivor Neil Btcwart of Moc' Etpr.i it spending sereral dsys at North Bend with ' bor mother, .Mrs. Fred Bl la Bynon, 8r.. Mrs. "Btewort accompanied by her brdther, Fred Dynoa. Jr., motored to lyortb Bend to apend Mother's Pay .with their mother. Cpon arriving there. Mrs. Stew art found ber mother in III boallb. . ' ' F.Bjoyd Week Ksul Trlri-' Mr. and Mrs. Cart Van Riper former Aihland" resUCnt,' spent tbo week nd TtsiUaif la Aahtand at 'the' borne "of Mr." and Mrs. Clarence Lane on the BouteTsrd. rne party mocorea ama - to Grants Pas where" they ; visited frlenda. VUltrd Ia AabUsdU- Joe Mercer, Inatrnctor In ' tbe publlo; schuola of Klamath Falla apent the week end In Ashland vialling frlejids.' Mr. , Mercer 1 a graduate of tbo 8oukbern Ore gon 'ormal school. Ashland Tidings. MUl Bowaea Will 8J Mias . Margaret Bo woes . wilt slog at the chamber ot commerce forum luncheon Wednesday noon. Mine Betty Ramtwy aril ac company at the piano.. Wade Crawford will deliver an addreea on Klamath Indians.". Uaaiw For Klk Owly Ttie dancing party Vschcduled for Tuesday erenlng. May 14. at Elk 'Temple, aponso'red by Elks Ladtea Js for - Elk and their ladies. ' Iurlitlon hare been ex tended Tielttng Elk. Dancing will start at 9 o'clock. Boane Prom an.Bluii-- - . 41r. and Mr. If- N. Moe and Mr.-and Mr. -Farl Whltlock re tamed . home-' Sunday - evening " Tromrc Vancouver. -. B. C. r where ,n' attendc ,fhe t Rotary con- llifhtful trip by motor. X. K. .W. Clafc Wwlaosalay . Members., of .the. Art Needle Work Club, will -meet Wednesday afternoon at S:U .o'clock with Mrs. George Wlrts. Mrs. Robert B. Wattenburg will auslfcf the hostess. .:, ..- Waanpler'a Rave llulxhtcr -Mr. and -Mrs. Albert Wamplcr ot Rocky Point announce the birth .l n baby girl, .Saturday. May 11 at the -Klamath Valley hoaplul. ; The child weighed pounds at birth. ' VWted harems - ' , Vernon Kuykendall. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall war a week end visitor here from Eugene, where; he is attending the University ot. Oregon. . VlaMlng From Lakevttw " : Pete Post, well known resident Ot Lnkevlew .' is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Veltch'of this city.' Mr. Post Is tho father' of Mrs. Veltch. Mrs.' Wtwtcr Home '.. " Mrs. H. ;.J. Winters Has re turned home from San Francisco where she spent' sereral months because qt-r ill' health: Her" con dition' Is '-very "inueh; improved:- "4 ., ' : j.-v Met Thta, AfternooB : v: The Klamath Garden 'Club -met this afternoon - at th. Wlllard hotel. This marked 4hoZ regular meeting which was well attended. -'- ' i 'ft'--;i-, 'r--.- Here From' the Fast-i J. P. AVavlnkle. - resident of Chippewa Falls,- Wis., arrived In tho- .cltr '"OTr the week 'end to Amain Indefinitely. Vlaitlnt la pnwtrw - "Mrs. . Rack) 1 Apple gate - Solo mon leff Saturday.! evening . for San ' FmucUeo ,'to spend several daya.-' S v-V r -v-, - .- (r. Exaaia Started Today Final exams at Klamath TJnlou high1 school.. started this: after noon to . -be i concluded . on -Wod- n8doy,; " ; "v.-" With TtelnUves . U , , Krmle Hosloy Spent tbo week end In ; Ashlaad. with relatives and ' trlondg. - . ''' VLdtat' Hera Sunday ' Mrs.'. Xelaud"' Willits, and daughter, Sharon Lee of !ska sovoraJlview sponk' Sunday here visiting', Tolntlvf"! and frleuijs.-. j OREGON ' j i Expert ENNA JETTICK ! Health Shoes We Offer Two Important Things in ENNA JETTICKS A selection of attractive, modih styles, and, more important, a perfect fit No matter how wide or ' how narrow your feet how small or how large we can fit you with exactly the shoe most suitable for your needs. A service never be fore offered in shoes at these prices. Make the Downstairs Store your foot wear headquarters. - In all sizes, and width of AAAA to EEE wmm. KLAMATH .lmbrose Visited Parents Keith Ambrtue, chief ot police spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. Ambrose of Ashland. Mr. . and Mrs. Am brose moved, to Ashland about three years ago from Missoula, Montana whore they bad made their home for many years Mr. Muwlloa Tisiting Mr. Clara Moulton of Beach, North Dakota, aister ot G. E. Hongcn, superintendent ot malls is enjoying a visit here for sev eral docs. Mr. Moulton plans tO visit at Vancouver, B. C. be fore returning home. This is her first visit to Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Away Mr. and Mrs. Bogue Dale are enjoying a month s vacation at Ban Diego, California with rela tives and friends. They made tbe Journey by motor. Mr. Dale is a member ot the firm ot Dale and Hosking. Motored To Odell Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Watten burg motored to Odell Lake on Suuday where they spent the lav at tbe Powell summer n.'nie. Ttioy found tbe roads In splendid vondltion. Mrs. Keller Retaraed North Mrs. Paul Keller nee Francis Keller, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. George L. Humphrey , returned uorth to Portland this morning after visiting here for tbe past fortnight with relatives and f (tends. -. "v .-' , - . Father 'Arrived' From Kelso .' William. Giles, of.. Kelso, Wash ington has -arrived in the city, called here by tbe passing of his daughter, Mrs. Barbara Auag noatou of Cbeniult who passed away Saturday night. aggoner Boy' Improving .Walter Waggoner, .Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waggoner Is. reported improving following a serious attach of illness. He Is confined to the family home on Grant street. Enjoyed Sunday Trip v: Mr. and Mrs. J.. u. ciegnorn and daughters en joyed, a delight ful Sunday at Crooked Croek Hatchery where they found many Interesting sights. From Williamson River ; Mrs. James Grimes of Wil liamson River waa among the week - end visitors In Klamath Falls. ' Krom llocky Pouat Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wumpler Of Rocky Point spent tho week . ;-ond hore visiting trienib. , . Fitting $5 $6 You need no longer be told that you have an expensive foot. Glover's Attending Convention Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Glover ot Glover's Jewelry Btore are at tending the- state convention of j Jewelers, being held in Eugene j this week. ' They expect to return j homo about Thursday. ! Wamplcr Injured M. H. Wamplcr, prominent) resident of the Rocky - Point 1 country suffered a bad'.y inur! . leg last week when ' struck i by a tractor. He 'J confined to; bis home because ot tbe injury, j Mrs. Xorris At Lakevlrw J Mrs. Docla Xorris Is enjoying ' a few days visit in Lakevlew i with relatives and friends. Mrs. Norris is visiting in Klamath county with relatives and friends. Nineteen Vagrants , Nineteen vagrants, to be exact, were hailed into police court this morning before Police Judge V. 8, Ballentlne. Sentence on all men was deterred.' Returning Wednesday . ! Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Johnson ! expect to return borne Wednes-! day from Eugene' and Rosebutg ! where they have been ' for the past several days. Lambert Returned Panl Lambert of The Klamath Dye Works returned Sunday from Vancouver, B. C, where ho enjoyed the Rotary Convention. Visited Mother In Valley Oscar Bunch of Fort Klamath has been visiting for the past several daya at Medford with his mother, . Mrs. Amelia Bunch at her home on West Tenth street. Here Oa Business, J. J. Buchter. sales manager of the Callfirnia Oregon Power company with headquarters In The PELICAN Theatre LAST TIMES TOXIGHT "Mother's Boy" Slurring; Broadwuy's Golden Voiced Tenor MORTON DOWNEY THIS 100& ALL TALKING, ALL HINGING, ALL DANCING FILM IS A KNOCK OCT T STARTING TOMORROW , , JUNIOR ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE COMING "HEARTS PAGE TURKS Service At the Golden Rule Store and Deauville Sandals . The popular Summer Shoe. Sale Priced " - - 4.49 " Mcdtord was a business visitor hore on Saturday.' ' ' w' LIBERTY TODAY "SHADOWS of the NIGHT with LARRY GRAY LOUSE LORRAI.XB Aa exciting story of re purter-eleuth wbo beats the police. PINE TREE TODAY HOOT GIBSON "Burning the Wind' A Thrilling Drama of tho Early Days of California. ORPHEUS TODAY "THE CRIMSON CITY" Featuring MYRNA LOY A Glamorous Romance of the China Coast. THURSDAY IN DIXIE" J s i i ..'V;