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

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THE RVEMNfl HERALD, KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON
GOOD SELLING
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IIL IIUUJ HILL
-DDIUP Dlivrnc
; UNHID UUiLlli) ;:
Divorce Suits
Are Filed In 4
Circuit Court
After S7 years of wedded I i f.
r. Anus J. Lewis has Insti
led ault (or divorce In Klam
ath rhvnlt court from J. H.
Lewi on the ground ot cruel
nml Inhuman treatment.
Mrs. Lewis revealed In her
complaint that she had boon mar
ried July 7. 1S0J and that the
ono child, a daughter, was mar
Hod. Hho is represented by J. C.
O'Xelll.
n. J. Wilson, who married I!
year ago. has brought ault (or
BUDD DUIETLY
erry B. Armold Give
Address on Butinei
1 Principles
t "Better aelliiiii at homo will
result In tho public buying at
home." auld Perry n. Armold.
president of The Armold Sales
Training; Institute lust nlnht in
stieaklns- to an Interested audl-
oooe ot 150 employer and em- i divorce trom Pearl Wilson on the
phiyees at the first meeting 0f:rjul,,l desertion.
fee six night Institute being given WHtum sots forth that of fctir
la 'the auditorium of the City i children, one Is married and the
Yhrary. other three are In the custody of
Tho Importance of training and j their mother who, he adds, la
constant attention to tho person- entirely capable of taking rare
a aide or the human elemeut'of them. He asks for a divorce
to business was stressed through-1 decree and for permission to
out the address. Mr. Armold ' visit his children.
stated that In most cases the or-1
sanitation was a reflection of ' RTfl AliniFMir
the management and the im I , 7,1, .
portatiee of rendering a servie. VIEWS MOVIES
that builds friendship i
"... - . ...
VISITS ROGUE
(Continued from race One)
vast potential ton mo passlMI-
Itloa are yel uudcvel.irK-d
The Hill line chief Is report
ed to have made nn autouolille
trip to Crescent Pity, Calif., dur
ing his throe-day s ay In
city.
In connection the -w.nl
visit. It was reculled that lludd,
IS years ago. during the con
struction of the Pacific and Kasi
eru railroad from Medford to
Untie Kalis, 'raveled by foot aud
horseback over the territory
through which the proposed
Oweu-Orcgon line would run.
An riitotuohllo party headed
by l-ouls W. Will, chairman of
the board of directors of the
Hill line, now enroute to Ores-
COLONEL GIVES
FIANCEE PLANE
FLYING LESSON
NOIiTII IIAVKN'. Me.. May l.
(AP) The second anniversary
of Colonel Charles A. Lind
bergh's New York-Parts non-slop
flight found him apparently In
LET CO C
T
Musicians To
Hold Big Ball
This Evening
luince lovers of Klminth will
I revel In delliibt at the Altainont
tent on further flying lesions tor i.Kht faced hrl.k ot four color 'nB" ,oa,l111' ''' orehos'
0
BUILDING
(Conllnuvd from rue On)
parish house will correspond.
his fiancee. Miss Anne Morrow.
Possibility that tho Colonel
would celebrate such an event
this I any where but a lint appeared
remote.
It waa not until yesterday,
however, that the Colonel ven
tured Into the a!r from the so.
clnMou ot the Morrow enato,
with .Miss Morrow beside him In
the big six-passenger ainplitotan.
Hut It was yio nniisuul action
ot the plane, as It taxied down
the runway before tho take-oft,
that led observers to believe that
the Colonel himself was not at
the controls. Tire craft taxied
effects ranging froai tun lo a
traa will
play
continuously
ut the
mlun th ffel.l uvml Hma kt.
cent City, Calif , will reach Mod- ,P f,Ml,v .hi ...i
color bordering on pink will ,,,, hrongho.il the evening
an added attraction. ; annual Musicians' Hall.
One of the features of the! The dunce will start nt S p. m.
new building will bo n KS-foot ,nml 1,1 " orchestra will take
tower the dome will be of cop- turns playing. Hpoclal fiivorn
per and cast alone nrniimeiitu-! "I 1,0 distributed lo guest,
lion. Olher construction features Member of various orchestras
wlll.be a. count lo plaster w hich to participate are:
will prevent echoes and a Spun- j crnfc, 0rhetr will have
Ml style roof. Plans were driiwu MVn Plckell, Arthur Heed. Joe
by the architectural firm of liar- , Sollenberger. II. K. Ilnrtsell. Hid
J. P. Ollu, i.olaud Charllo. Krn
els I.arsoa, Pan Anders, Pater
Sllano and Arthur Heed.
Jack nowrlng'n band will have
Dewey Powell, Lloyd Webb,
Lloyd Derby, fl. Vivian Plckell.
Hilly Cleve, I,, J. Klein mid Ivan
McCord.
TllfsdilV, MllV 21, J02D
Klupliiiuls are known to llvn
from 1H0 to SOO yours.
"lie Hliull leple Their liunir"
Hear Kviingellst Htreyfeller ut
Klamath Temple tmilghl. Hon.
Ices every night. Yoii urn i.
come, 8 1 -1 1
'ijtnw ..'Ill ni MHnA ( a i .. .1 , . . ..
n - - -.. (iim-. ' idiso auu appreciative auai-
oat) of anyone's sock today," the i ence enjoyed the moving picture j
speaker said In bis plea for the entertainment at the Hotel W11-!
smile. flard ball room Monday night.
Mrs. Armold stressed the: The program featured an In
polnta to be considered In employ. I terestinf film on electric refrlg
Ing'the sales people ss follows, j eratlon. sponsored by the General
personality, experience, age. char-i Electric Company,
acter. memory, personal appear-1 0f , , ,
nee, education, adaptlbi Ity. In , ,.r, ., . "
cjosing Mrs. Armold stated "bus-1 Cl Urrnt Et"Us
in ess goes where It is asked and Tn fea,ure Picture brought
stays where It is appreciated." out the n,anlr n,od"' Improve-
ilThe classes will be held on I t ln lcctr,c refrigeration
Sonday. Wednesday and Friday j n1 howfd ,n detn" of the
Mgnia of till weok anil nexl .....v . .
4
Persia's parliament Is called
tie ' "Mejlisa."
The refrigerator is being dis
played and sold In the Copco
electric appliance aepartment. i
LAY PLANS FOR
FETE JULY 4TH
Louis Ringolo and A. P.
Craner amusement men of San
Francisco arrived In Klamath
Falls yesterday on business in
connection with the approaching
Fourth of July celebration to be
suro
hop-oft. The
opinion was expressed that Mi.is
Morrow had Just completed
ground lesson.
ford Thursday. Members of the ', ,,,., for ,he
mi riecieu iu u over lue
Itrouud covered by lludd on his
visit two weeks ago.
Tho- Itinerary ot the Louis
Hill party . Includes Klamath
Kalis and llcnd. with a trip to
Portend over the Dalles-Csllfor-n:a
highway. The party will
stay here one day.
LNDY
F
00
E
XTORTIO STS
retl and Logan.
Tho preseut church ; building
will bo moved to the rear part
of the properly and utilized In
the future as a parish ball. The
old church building on the cor
ner of Eighth and High will ho
demolished.
Tho new c'.iurch will have a
frontage on High street of K.J
a j tent and on Eighth of 134 feel,
j It will seat between USO and
I 70 people. In addition to the
I main chapel, there will he the
tower room, the HaptUtry, the
Siu-rnsty and the Winter Chapel.
The church will be ready for oc
cupacy noxt October.
Darling, Newton Nelaon, l-nny
Moon und Jink Smith.
Les Suiting's basil will have
Harold Halaas, llulily Kvaua, M.
IV glrador. (lus I.olge. M. J.
Kocourek. IS'ewlon Nelson, Joe
Dokus.
The lllii Jackets have V, A
Andrus, director: lied Chapman
FREE DANCE AT
KENO
Wednesday Night
Ma.rk.ei Place
HDoHHai? HDay at!
May 25th
lContInu4 froBB Pme Oa
ceived the first letter she show
ed It to school authorities. Her
family was notified an a guard
assigned to her. When the sec
ond demand was made It gave
hol.1 kuM Juiv n.i in &th in I detailed Instructions how and
connection with the Indian Con- j where the money was to be nlae
gross The entire celebration la il and named last Saturday7 a-
under the direction of the
triran Legion.
Am-
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If f Vi
By K. Sugarman
Let's Admit
that there's a
Reason-
for everj'thing and then se'e if
we can't get some understand
ing of price some understand
ing of price and value as related
to the purchasing of clothes.
To really see the
true situation we must mix hu
man nature and business. It's
human nature to want to get something for nothing but it's
not the nature of business to give anything worthwhile for noth
ingor even for a cheap figure. It simply can't be done.,
J
Buying merchandise, for price alone
satisfies the desire to outsmart the other fellow, to get the better
of the buying game, to get something for nothing. Af first "it
also satisfies the necessity of a good appearance. And then it
rains, or the suit you bought goes to the cleaners, or just natural
wear takes place, and there's a consciousness that someone else
has gotten the better of the argument. The suit is actually
shabby the style goes with the first pressing and the price
buyer is ready for a lesson in value.
He Begins to understand that a
- thing is cheap because something has been omitted. Tempering,
materials, and tailoring have been inferior or slighted. Some
thing he pays for in a better suit isn't there.
Then he decides to buy a suit .
from a house where only good clothes are sold. And his suit
wears' and wears, people tell him how well it looks, how well
they like it, and it holds its style and even looks well when he
.finally gives it away. ' That's the satisfaction that comes from
real value. You pay a little more but you get decidedly more.
ternoon as the time.
At this juncture Mr. Morrow's
former partners In the firm of
J. P. Morgan and Company were
appealed to and the services of J
federal operatives were enlisted,
but although Miss Morrow's Im
personator adhered strictly to the
instructions no one appeared to;
claim the package.
In the meantime, the Post as
serts, the quirk trip to Maine
was planned and Miss Morrow's
arrival In New York was timed
for Colonel Lindbergh's hopoff.
The svlator did not use his regu
lar field In a further attempt to
throw the would be kiduapers off
the trail.
THREE PLIGHTS
POSTPONED
(Continued from Pace One)
who are planning a flight from
Paris to New York, are awaiting
favorable weather for the take
o. They were forced to turn back
last year by failure ot their oil
feed line after Hying about 1800
miles.
Their route will be from Paris
In the direction of the Pyrenees,
then tho Azores, thence to Nova
Scotia and to New York.
TUNNEY SUED
PORTO
E
I ; (Continued from Pac One)
I garnkheelnt; all banks In Stam-!
jford and (Jrcenwlch In which
, there was a posalhlllty that Tun
: ney had a bank cccount. It was
stated that attachment had been
! entered against Tunney's ectate,
1 bought about a year ago in Stam
jford for a coiinry, home and
which la asenssed for ji 4,001).
I lra t'n., -I u f,.wMAHt., I J
I In Fort Worth, Tex., where she j
secured a divorce. Colonel Flnld I If
said she is not now In Connectl- j
cut but declined to say where ji
she was staying. He said that j
at the present time -there would
he no further Information about
the rase other than contained in
tho papers which would be on
file In the superior court at
Hrldgeport.
STAMFORD. Conn., May 21. j
- (AP) Attachments were made
against two pieces of property j
owned by Ceno Tunney here to-1
day In an action brought Tiy Mrs. '
jKntherlne King Fogarty, of New I
York against the former heavy-
weight boxing chnmplon. In n
suit for d images for alleged
breach ot promise to nmrry - j
Officers left to file complain'-1
in the suit at tbo superior court
in Bridgeport. j
Mrs. Fogarty, It la understood, I
met Tunney at Hot Springs. Ark., '
In the early part of 192.. Hhe oh-1
(ained her divorce from John ,
Fogarty, It Is understood, on Mny
29 of that year. She has a
daughter aged about ten years.
NEW YORK, May 21, (AP)
Mrs. Katherln King Fogarty is
out of the city, the clerk at tho!
San Carlos hotel, where sho hasj
an apartment, said today. I Mrs. i
Fogarty left no word as to her'
destination or when she would!
return,- the clerk said. .
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SALE
OF
COATS
For Ladle and Children
We can truthfully say that these arc
just as marvelous values as we have
ever offered in previous events.
These Smart Coats of Tweed, Soft
Finish Broadcloth and the very fash
ionable silk Coats new collars,
new cuff effects and the very smartest
shades of tan, gray and brown also
in black.
Dress Coats
Sport Coats
and
All Occasion Coats
Ring 599 for Appointment
Mae's Beauty Shoppe
Value $19 Reduced to $37.50
Value $39 Reduced to $32.50
Value $29 Reduced to $23.75
Value $19 Reduced to $15.75
Value $10.75 Reduced to $12.25
' . Value $12.50 Reduced to $9.75
Value $9.73 Reduced to ..: $7.95
Value $6.75 Reduced to $4.75
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