The Evening herald., June 13, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday. -Tuna 13, lf2fl
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
NEWS IN BRIEF
Annual Humtajr School ulo
Tlia annual Hunday school pic
nic ot Til Imninnuol llapllst
church will be held Friday al
lha new city park location. Ttaos.
planulnf to attend wilt lae tha
church ou Klovatilh and IIIkIi
Ireete at ona o'clock, lu lha
veiling tha working ioule will
join tha picnic party, luavlnc tha
church at t:0 o'clock. Kach
paraun la asked to brlui bunks!
lunch. A proarain of niis will
ba anjoyad. It U espectvd that
cloaa to 70 member of Ilia
church and Hunday ichuol will
enjor tha day. lea creetu will
ba furnished by lha Huu.lajr
avhool.
Iteturned From Collide
Mlai Louise Dalton, dauihtor
of Mr. and Mra. It. L. Dallun of
Morrill la bouia from Kuiene
hra ah haa aoant lha oast
year In rolleae. MIm Dalton will
remain noma mr ino eummsr
months.
rinyt Paaaaxl Awy
wril waa racatrad from Oak
land, California tailing ot tha
auddan passing of Hoy lloyt, for
merly a realrt.nl or atsrnii. Mr.
lloyt waa wall know through
out Klamath (county.
Mr, and Mra, Lorena Have Son-
Mr. and Mra. 0. 0. Loreni, 63T
High atroat, prominent residents
of tli la county announca tha birth
of a t pound aou. Tha child waa
born at tha Klamath Valley Hos
pital. Mr. Loreni la a promin
ent business man of this city.
Knruula To Lanicvll Valley
Jamea Olda of Colevllle. Cali
fornia arrived here yesterday en
routa to Langell Valley fur an
liiduilulle alay, Mr. Olds Diadn
lha trip by motor reglatarlug hla
car at tha dumber ot commerce
yeatnrday.
Kuroula To Mulln
Mr. and Mra. L.. Wood, of
Hauford, California ara anroula
to Malln for an Indefinite aUy.
yesterday tlioy visited In Kla
math Valla.
Hera For llrlrf Visit
Merlll Keller ot Baa Iilefo.
California la a rleltor In lha city,
planning to remain bara for aor
aral day.
Mr. and Mra. Molntore Ho
Mr. and Mra. T. Molatora ara
boma from an an)oyabla motor
trip to Haddlng and Cblco, California.
The American National's
Newest Service
A Night Depository
We hava Installed a night depository In
tha Main Street entrance of our bank for
the convenience of business houses that
accumulate fundi after regular banking
hours.
To each 'depositor that requires this
safe after hour service, we furnish pad
locked coin sacks, which no one except
himself can unlock, together with a key to
the depository,
We urge its regular employment by busi
ness people to safeguard their "after hour"
funds, '
American National Bank
OF KLAMATH FALLS
Reiowreei two million and more
Ag Farmer Injured
Joseph (loppert, Tt-yaar-old
raucbar of Talent, la reported
In a aarloua condition at tha Mac
red Heart hospital In Medford
as tha remit ot wounda rucolved
when ba waa burled Into wag
on by s vicious bull, Hla chest
waa badly cruahed In tha en
counter and there waa fear that
hla condition would grow woraa.
Mr. Uopport waa building fence
at tha titration ranch near Tal
ent wtaon tha accident occurred.
Ha bad loft tha wagon to sharp,
an a pout when s bull, which
waa In tha aama lot, auddenly
caught light of blin and lunged
at blin, forcing tha man Into tha
funca and wagon.
Hlsriiiure To Attend Convention.
Orth Hlaemor of Kort Kla
math, aon of Mr. and Mra. L. C.
Hleeiuora ot Kort Klamath haa
boon appointed aa dnlngata to
tha National Convention ot I'hl
Kappa HlKtna to bo held this
summer In I'hlladnlphln. Ha la
a student of law achool at tha
University ot Washington.
.Mr. and Mra. IMull Altrnik-d
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Uol
sell ot this city attended tha
aDerlal meetlna of Klwanla bald
at Medford yesterday. Mr. Del-
tall la past president of tha Kla
math rails club. Their daugh
ter, Carol, accompanied them to
tha valley.
J.uiiilMntian Ifri
It. Iluoth ot llooth and Keller
prominent lumberman of the
alata la In tha city for aeveral
daya on business. Mr. Iloolh la
accompanied 1y Itob llooth, Jr.
They ara botur guests al lha
Hotel Hall.
Called lly llln
Mr. Ilert Iadrnhoff
of Malln, accompanied by Charles
liadenhoff of Merrill w -a called
to grbaatspol, California because
of tha aerlous Illness ot Mra.
Dadenbuff.
Mr. and Mra. I'oet Hei
Mr. and Mra. K. C. Tost and
son Itlchard of Kugene ara visit
ing Id tha rity for a .brief time
whlla Mr. Post transacts business
, for Wadham and Company of
i Portland.
Arrlrl rYora Itnldlng
I Merla 8ublett of Iteddlng. Cali
fornia haa arrived here to spend
three months. Mr. Bublett hs
taken up hla residence at Tit
j Jefferson street.
i Purkrlt Left Fur California
D. J. Puckett, promlnont resid
ent of this rounty has moved to
Macdoel, California whera ha will
bo angaged lu logging for the
summer months.
Morrow's Condition llrlicr
The conditions ot W. O. Mor
row, patient at Hillside Hospital
la reported Improving. Mr. Mor
row ta ronliued to the hospital
because of au lufectrd band.
Mra. Mtarry lb-turned
Mrs. R. C. Blncey and Infant
son have left tha Hillside Hospi
tal for their home on Adams
street.
Large Trout landed J
M r. niiti. ot Orovllla. Cali
fornia, who with L. h. Green.
of lllddly, California, la spend
ing the summer at Rocky Point,
caught rainbow trout weigh
ing 13 H pounda yesterday. Mr.
Kins and Mr. Green have been
spending their summers In Kla
math county for over fifteen
years and think that the fishing
and tbe flab In Upper Klamath
lake can not be equalled any
place else In the country.
Mr. Biggs' oatcb la the largest
to be recorded at Rocky Point
this season and will set tbe mark
for fishermen wishing to better
it,
"Father's Day" Service Bnndajr
In observance ot Father's Day,
Sunday, June 16th, a special ser
vice will be held at The Imman
uel llnptlst church on Eleventh
and Jl 1Kb atreets. Tbe subject
to be given by Her. K. K. Mul
holland will be "Uulng a Dad".
Musical program consisting of
congregational singing will be
held. The hour baa been an
nounced for eight o'clock.
At The Reynolds Home
Mr. and Mra. C. K. Mappersett
of I -a Grande, Oregon are guests
at the home ot Mr. and Mra.
Karl C. Reynolds. Mr. and Mra.
Ilappersett ara attending the
ICsglrs convention while here.
Sir. Ilappersett holding a atato
office with the lodge.
Attraris Klwanla Meet
T. W. Deliell waa another
member of the Klamath Falls Kl
wanla club who attended the dis
trict Klwanla convention which
waa held In Medford June 12.
Hyde At H.npital
William Hyde, Injured In an
automobile accident enroute from
Uorrla, California Is being treat
ed at the Klamath Valley Hospital.
EXTENS
I0NQF
6. N. ENDORSED
VANCOUVER, Wash., June IS.
(AP) The Industrial and the
Rivers and Harbors committees
ot tbe Vancouver chamber cjf
commerce united today to en
dorse tbe proposed extension of
the Great Northern railway from
Klamath rails Into California.
Mombers ot tha group aald
they believed second line to
California would lower freight
rates by reason of competition,
and eliminate the freight differ
ential now paid by Vancouver
shippers.
Meeting of Aviation Committee)
A meeting of tbe aviation com
mittee haa been called for 1:10
o'clock on Friday afternoon at
tbe chamber ot commerce.
Klmrr Hhumale Hn
Klmer Shumate, automobile
dealer of La Grande, Oregon Is
in tbe city for a brief business
visit.
Visiting From Forest Grove
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Vandenan-
der of Forest Grove are here for
a visit of several daya.
Spencer From Kirk
E. C. Spencer of Kirk la In
the city on business mattera.
LIBERTY
Return Kngagrment of
"TWELVE MILES
OUT"
Joliej Gilbert aa an outlaw
of Hie seas, Willi Joan Craw
ford and Krnrst Turrt-iire In
the cast.
OFFICIAL FREE
FROM ROBBERS
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way and road for a radius for
a hundred mllea were belnc
watched and groups of men with
blood hot'.nds were pressing deep
l-to the heavily timbered and
mountainous Clearwater nirer
country on the theory that the
men may have abandoned the
anomobile and took to tbe moun
tains. Visiting From Lakevk-w
Mra. M. H. Alger of Lakerlew
spent yesterday In the city shop
ping and visiting friends. Mra.
Alger was at the Hotel Hall.
Leaving For California
Mra. Bruce Dennis and son Jack
will leave tomorrow for Loa An.
galea, California to remain for
aeveral weeka whera Jack will
study voice. Ha recently return
ed from the University of Oregoa
where he Is attending college.
ORPHEUS
Today Is the laat showing of
"THE HAUNTED
SHIP"
Action. Romanes. Thrills
lliey are all here In this
spirited picture.
THE PINE TREE.
LAST NIGHT'S CAPACITY AUDIENCE ENTIIUS
IASTICALLY APPROVED THE VERDICT OF NEW
YORK, LOS ANGELES, CKICACO AND SAN
FRANCISCO THAT THE GIGANTIC ALL SING
ING, ALL TALKING, ALL DANCING SPECTACLE
"The Broadway Melody"
with CHARLES KING. ANITA PAGE and BESSIE
LOVE. IS A SUPREME SUCCESS!
Nothing so fur produced for the stage compares with thia
new marvel of tbe acreen In romance, love Interest, splendid
acting and the tuneful beauty of Ita score.
"THE BROADWAY MELODY" will Iw here today, tomorrow
and Saturday, but on account of our limited seating capacity.
we urge you to attend matinees If pomlble.
Usual Prices: Matt., 10c, 25c Evening, 15c and 50c
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50c
The Pelican Theatre
L
Bancroft's First 100 Per Cent
AU-Talking Picture
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Matinees: 10c and 35c Evening : 25c, 50c 65c
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