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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1929)
FYlday, Juno 7. 102 THE EVENING HERAT,!), KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON OUSTS PASTOR Dean of Episcopal Cath edral ' Announce Heiignntion liHTUOIT. Juno 7. A1') 111 opuoelllua ut a ihmcb try Id puslor wlto tli-nouucU IK members uil bis eungrugiitloii I r i ill the liulpll' w believed to Uu tu buvo (onuU Ilia ruslwia- Hun ot tlia Very Huv, lUrborl L. Johnson, duau ut Ut. Paul's hulicutml cathedral. Drau Jobiieou auuouucvd lit roalsuatloo jrunluriloj from bis liullill aud lull with Mrs. Joiiu on In tlio atierumm for New York from where be will said fur year to study abroad. I'll vestry, alter aitvclal meetlu, aonouuerd acceptuuee ut Uio resi gnation "In urdar itiat Duaa Juhuaon mUlil bit luu UH "opportunity" la so abroad. Boorul week, eso Uuau Jubn- eou who came lu liulroli iu 1(1 ill), (rum 1'boouU, Aril., pulilldy do uuuuctid bis estry as ut 'capll allsllo character," al tbe cburcb cuuxrese ot tbo 1'role.taut Kpls copal cburcb at Ann Arbor, Mich. 11 charged that he bad bu ordered uut to eeruionlio uu tea. nor to preach prohibition, "when ( know all ut my ulu Testry oin bar cellare." and waa pre vented from lutltlm a speaker ot tba American eduritlon ol Labor to addraaa tba calhadral cousreialloa. tu bla eecmuna alnce Ibun he baa dealt wllb dluenilUAllun ol blrtb coutrol aud while duclarlne blmaelf oppoai'd to prohibition aald "any man whom bobby It waa to proacb prohibition Iron hla pulpit would (lud the proa aura ao atrooi that ha would "e forced to cloaa hla mouth or lean." NEWS NOTES AT THE THEATRES FARM DISTRICT (KprrUI To The Herald Mr. 1; W. Monro. eorRopoaulem 1AN0ELL VALLEY, June 7. Tba LatigoU Valluy ( Wouiaua' Club held Ita regular uioutUI) uait!na at tba bom of Mrs. U. 1', Keller. Mrs. Roa and Mra. 'red Kuack wera visitors from llonsata. At tha rnf of tba kualneaa -moetluf Mrs. Huece gave) mpat Interesting talk oa Club Krdi-ntion. Ualnty reiroah mania wore aaread by tha boa Uu, Mra. O. P. Keller. . Iter. J. Henry Thomas of Kla math Falla la conducting trail at tended aerrlraa aach e- day af ternoon at tha Comirnni' Hall. Mra. C. B. Brown left Tliu ra dar morning for Portland, whore aha will apent several days Tim ing frlenda and relatives. Mra. Lord Ulft received word f rota Ashland Wednesda ' ot her fai tier's aarloua condition. Mra (ilft left Immediately, Mra. H. 0. Cowley taking bor aa far aa Kla math Kails. Mr. and Mra. Trior and family ot Clsndale, Calif., ara gueata at Ilia I'aul Monroo home tbla wck. Mr. Prior la tha brother ol Mrs, Paul Monroa and Mra. K. II. Thaw. The lea cream aoclal ip inaored by tha Lanagll Valley Ladloa' Aid, Wednosrtay avenlnf, waa a real auccoai. 'dully -I flnan dally. . A large o urn bor atti-ndrd and tho "fMy enjoyed tbe homemade lea cream and cake. Among thoaa fr - Laugui Volley whn attended the Poniona Orange held at Malln Monday . wore, n. J. Thaw, R. H. Tbaw and nobort Thow. Mr. and Mra. Louie Monroe and children. Virginia nd LouU Jr.. enent Sunday In Bonansa Tlaltlng at tha homa ot ". and Mra. Hen DantoL Mr. neohvr of Malln Tlalted a number of ranchee "dnaaday morning.. Mr. Keeber was Tory plnaaed with tha attitude of the dairy men hora lowara in nroa pept of a choena factory In Lan: gell alley. Tha Paul Monroe'a ! luyt complotod addition to their hnmo. Mr Walt-i Monroa na been hora from Poa Vnlloy h-lp. Ing with tha work. Mra. Frank Dearborn ipsnl Saturday In Klora-'h Falla hQP nln. ' , Lltlla Marlon and J "in Camp- l II, children ot Mr. and ura Will Campbell, entertained a numbor of their frlenda with a rjnrtv We-' -'day aftor-oon. Mr, and Mra. W. Prior, Mra Tnul Monroa and Mir Dick Their apont Saturday aflqrnoon lolling with Mr., and Mra. Carl McRoynolda. , I,on Monroa with hla daughter. Virginia and Helen Bchmld mot ored to rinnne Friday after noon. Helon and Vlrgn" at lnded a birthday party In hnaoi of Nina Schmor at tho Honry Bchmor horns nenr nonanio, Lou Mnnrne and family wore callora at tha Kollor Brna. ranch BundP" fiTen- nr. department stokk proveuhs. ' Jtdget ' Lost children will be found In the toy dopartmont. : There' always joom for one More on tho' elevator. (. There ara no ono-way alilsi, ut there ought to be. Unpaid goods ara nlwaya ra firnablo. It yn don't lea tha topcoat jaa want, thr laleeman will, , m ltaMaaMaaaajawaaaaajMaaMai. ii j.. , AT TIIK PI Mi TItKU ' Al JolHfin, tba world's moat faiuoua entertainer In a touching ecena from "Th Singing Fool," now playing at Iho popular Ploa Tree. With bin ta shown llttlv Davey Lee, tbo remarkable baby "Mouny Jiuy," v AT TUK Ptl.lt'AN Tha greatest romance aver written by Kdua Farlwr. Tba grealvst uiuaical comedy over ataged. Tha greatest romanca ever filmed by a motion yteiura com- yapy. 'Ibat'a "bliuw Uoat," Unlvara- al'a luUlluu-dullar auner talking plctura combined with Zlegteld a lamoua atsga production, wblui ia 4us aitracllon at . the Pallutu meiUre today, II waa produced (or the acrveu with a caal ot Ul intcd celvbrltlea headed by Lauiu La Pluuta, Joaapb bchllukraul and Oil liurluu. Harry Pollard, the director ot "Uncle Tout e Cabin," held tha megaphone auu baa produced tba fiueal photo play of all time. Helen Morgan. Juloa Uledaoe, Aunt Jemima and olbor JSIogfvld atara cotilrlbuto aupgs aud choruses. " AT THIS OKPHKCS Many bllarloaa comedy acanea ara pcovlded In "Marked Money,' a auw feature now snowing at tha Urpheua theatre, by Tout KamuNly, who pleya an old aali who has deaertad tha vocation ol aallor to follow tha avocation ot cbef. Junior Cogblan, George Duryaa and Virginia Bradford bare other featured rolea In this atory, which cleverly interapenwa essltlng melodrama with galea ol mirth. It'a wail worth seeing. A young aviator compelled at tha point ot pistol to drlie the plana In which hla kidnaped awocthaart If being taken Into Mullco, la portrayed by Ueorge Duryaa, in one ot tba exciting scene ot "Marked Moray." AT TUB LIBERTY Don't gat tha tmpraaalon thai Under tha Back Eagle" la Juat aother war picture. Neither can yon claaalfy or compare It with tha - many dog plctura that you've probably seen. Bather It combine tbea two In a thrilling and original manner. "Under tha Black Eagle" will Introduce "Flash," tha new won dor dog ot the acreea. You've never eeen hla equal butore ana many tlmea durluf tba course ol the plctura you will be lempten to applaud hla Intelligence and berolo esplolt. From the tlmi- Flash" Is condemned to die be cause of his ferocious attack on the brutal aergeant In charge of his training, until he escapee and follows his master to war and reevuoa hlu In 'Ha Muu'a Land." you will marvel al bla sagutliy ubd unflinching dorotion to duty. AT THtt VOX Down al tba Vox theatre thle week playing la 'Black Waters' which, by the way, la one ot the beat all-talking pictures we ever have seaa la ao actor wbu baa ua uuuled. Puttied Iwuiih we have never been able tu de cide which baa loal the moat whan Jamea Klrkwood alepa (rom the atuga to tbe acreen. booing btw on tbe atagu,. we decide that ta where ha bolouga. lbs null Hue we catch kfm on tbe ecreou and come lo tha con clusion that tbe photoplay la hu rlgblful kiugdom. ' Bui ou stage or scroeu, Klrkwood Is sn actor. (Iral. last and all the time. Which lead up to what we alerted out to gel-, over thai with a few eioeptiona It la tbe atage actors who are pu'tlng acroaa the dialogue picture, and much ot the eucces ol "Black Waters" la due to the clarity voice aud s'n pru. ' ot Ihla fine artist Tbure ara other atage playcra In thla photoplay. too -among them Robert Anioa and Fran:t Richer, who bamlie their lino with sur.tieas and dis patch. Renunciation Greeted With Cheers, Jeers WASIIIKOTON, June T.tUP.) Sir Rame Howard's renuncia tion of ll'iuor Importing prlvl- I' ins In b' half of lbs Brltlah em haaay produced jeors and cheers loday. Senator Cnle Blease, democrat. Bouth Carolina, who long has urged application of the Volstead law to the foreign missions, led the cheering. The Jeers came from Mir Kame Howard's aol Ivagues of the dlplomatle corps, few of . whom, It appear, are rocoucllad to the noble ogperl ment ot prohibition. Diplomats wer reluctant to speak for publication but prt vat.l) they opined Wr Kama's action would not be followed by the corps, although tho courtly Britisher 'i their dean. A Fre ich embassy spokesman said hla mis sion did not expect to surrender the privilege of man; year'a "landing. Some few of tbe dip lomat feel with Blr Earn that the nuisance of publicity and confovarsy accompany cur ds of tbe liquor Importing privilege mak It undealrable. One of tbe' Intereatlag Quea tlona raised br Sir Enma'a re. nunctatloa la whether his aide at the embassy will tallow tblrstv Amsvlcaae b havlna wm. course to bootleggers. :what is FAIRHAVEN? For remits use Herald Claa Adj 1 25tr25o Star Urn i ponmd a4 twU lot 4UaUt. Same Price for over 38 years CUABANTOD PURE ; 'illkmscfpoundsvxi Dyiaeummmenf ANDY SAYS: We tell Good year Tires. . There are REASONS Ace Tire popular. , 3 GOOD why the Shop is 1 SERVICE QUALITY PRICE Ride in Comfort Buy Goodyear Tires and Tubes ACE.TIRESHOP 115 S. 11th St, Phone 843 . New Shipment Wash Dresses ,We are displaying a beautiful new shipment of ' ' ( . . Wash Dresses frorn nationally known manu ; facturers. These Dresses are specially priced for Saturday at . ;....$1.89 '.'v. '; -.; . , . , French Pantie Dresses in attractive Print IMateriaU . ..;:,....A. ..$2.95 Yoile Frocks for Summer days $1.95 to $5.95 the Mode Shop ing, 822 MAIN STREET PIGGLY W jvbL if Wants You To Watch The Klamath News Tomorrow For Real Food Bargains t 1 Consummating one of the most momentous strokes of merchandise 1 ing offered in Klamath Falls, ?iggy Wiggly by the welding of inter" resources, organization, efficiency, buying power and prestige, passes on to the buying public SAVINGS that, will appeal to you, i ; Tv m cA hi You will get the PIGGLY WIG GLY habit when you realize the scope of our buying power and realize the sayings we pass on to you because of our low margin of profit, which is made possible by our quick turnover, and our low overhead cost made possible by our 'HELP1 YOURSELF" Policy, .t.:;:.f ;riy PIGGLY WIGGLY needs no introduction' to Klamath Falls house wives, but we do wish at this time to emphasize our ability to serve you better with our increased facilities at our two big stores. Quality and.. economy go hand in hand with you when you - trade in "a VPiggly Wiggly Store. , ; 4. Don't Forget to Watch for Our Special Prices In Tomorrow's News 'Let Me Meat You if The whole family will enjoy the Meats and Poultry from Trulove's Market. Tender, savory roasts, succulent steaks. Why not buy the best, which is always the cheapest? We sell only the highest grade meats, and on a ' moderate price basis. Watch the Klamath News for our prices, Trulove's Market Phone 1529 830 Main "Our Buying Power" We buy direct . from tie ' Farmer and Producer, which eliminates . the middle man's profit and enables us to sell as cheap as the cheapegt. Loin and Leg Pork Roast,' pound -25c Shoulder Pork Roast, pound .--..18c Fresh Side Meat, pound .w-18c Bacon, whole or half, pound ...30c Lamb Stew pound J-20i ' Also, in addition to these prices. , . You get -Your , GREEN TRADING STAMPS IPaflase 3eatt y Phone 68 2 DELIVERIES DAILY 524 Main St
