The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 08, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July 8, 192f NEWS IN BRIEF aturday Irgeet Day- To b exact, 101 tourists cured non-rldeut permit at lilt chamber of commerce y terady. Mlee Uorothr Revnold and Mln Uornlre llartenbower were kept hilar ( entire dav roglaterlnx Hi mololste mid liv ing out Information rboiit Hi Klamath counrjr. Adready hi month joo non-roaldont periulle have been granted from tin loc al offlro. Itdurnrd To 1 lrandr j. K. Reynulda and dauibl'ir Mlaa Marjorlo. hnuia guests of ' Mr, and Mra. Eurl C. Reynolds for the paat fortnight loft to day for tholr hum In La Urands Thar mad tin trip homo via Madford, Ktigoue and I'ortlanl, Karl ff. Remold, aon of Mr. . Raynolda, accompanied thrm aa I n I mm dimiuiHi Mr. and Mm. Ilaln ll'i Mr. and Mra. W. W. Hal of Ban Franclaro worn v'ellore In Klamath ralla yesterday ourouta bom from Portland. Mr. Hal I aaalatant freight and traffic manager of til Southern Paci fic. II vlalted briefly wllb local offlclala yealerday while her. George Hlevcnaon I.cft flearge Rtevenaon haa loft for Kuiten where b will visit for aora time with hi mother. During hla ahaeii- Mrs. Htev naon and dauchter Ann will bo th guest, of Mr. and Mra. And rew Collier at their aummer horn on Diamond lax. Kallla Com North Corporal Harry I Kallla of th National Guards left yeate--day for Tort Caaey n Puget Bound to complci arrangement for he arrival of llatery D which leavea hor tomorrow morning for th north. Haundrr Knrouto Houlh J. T. Heundrre, frelxht and traffic manager of th Bouthern p.rifia naaeed through th city Kunday enroute aouth to hie beadquartere In Ban Frencieco from Portland wher h ha been on official buelnraa. Itacunwxl rYom l-ake ' Woode Mr. and Mra. Ilerkatey l)e Vaul ar bom from Lrko O' Th Wood wher they apent th holiday Including th KourtD of July at th Plli aummer horn. Mra. D Vaul. county treainrer reeumed her poeltlon tbla morning. T a1 Klka MortJnc Th Lady Elka ar aaked to attend meeting called for Tuesday evening at lht o nocx at Elka tempi. A full anona anc I deelred at thla meeting Inaemuch aa aeveral Important matter will b dlacusaed. Mr. and Mr. Kllrr llmnr Mr. and Mra. It. D. Eller and oa Oeorg ar home from a week motor trip to Portland and other northern pint There ther vlalted with friend. Mr, Kller haa returned hla dutlea In th Ineuranc bualnes again, BnH.I Train o( 1'hTalcUna - i Prominent phyalclana and aur- fmm throughout California numbering 160, traveling on aa apeclal train vlalted ner uunnay ., mmtmrm hour enrout north to Portland to attend th National Medical Aesoclatloo meeting. T-.lnt n' The VI Mra. Oamund llouge. Mlaa Xlevhelle Leavltt and Howard Rarnblaol enjoyed Bundny on an outing at Lake O' Tne woos returning homo taut evening. At BnrniHW HiMIIB i Mr. and Mra. Edward H. Pike returned bom laat evening from their aummer colt alto at Luke o Th Wood where they pent the week end. En loved Bundar Outing Mr. and Mra. C. Hugglna and aon noyed an ontlng at Rocky Point Bunday, returning home lata laat night. AT THK LIBERTY tAST TIM KH TODAY REX King of Wild Horace In "HOOFBEATS of VENGEANCE" with jack rKimi AT THK PELICAN NOW Ever body talke In "THE GHOST TALKS" la which everybody hat a vole In to making of a rlp roarlng fare comedy. Also NEWS AND AIX TALKINO t'OMKDY To Establish Agent Prank W, I'erli, eonnctd with th Natlunal Life Insurance company offlc of Portland, baa arrlvod In Klamath Kail to apend a week In lbllahlng an agency for hla company In Klam ath. II la glopplng at th Wlllurd hotel. "II I can aecure an able and responsible peraon for h poiltlon," Mr. Paria aald, W will bv an offlc estab lished her within a fow daya." llrywilde to Millorl Karl C. Ilnynolda, executive aecretary of th chamber of com merce left tbl morning for Mad ford where h will greet th City of Portland," th Ureeee monoplan which la due to arrlv her tonight at 6:19. Mr, Rey nold will fly back to Klamath Kalla with th Portland delega tion, llanken) Hprvlnl Here Another apeclal train, carrying too bankera from Boattla and other northern point! wore In Klamath Kalla yeaterday for aev eral houra enroula eon lb. to at tend th National convention In Ioa Angelni. Ilrnni'tl'a Have llaught, Joan Parker llnnnett It t h name which Mr. and Mra. war ren ltennett bav choaen for tholr daughter, born Bunday, July 7 at th Klamath Valley hoapltal. Mr. Dennett la manager of the Peo ple' warehoua. Caaprr'a llavo Hon Mr. and Mra. Mike Caaper of 1606 Kulton atreet annpunc th birth of a ion, born Sunday, July 7, at th Klamath Valley hoapltal. Mr. Caaper la with th Johnann 8uper-8ervlc atatlon. Milliard llogue Itrturned lilchard Ilogue haa returned to bl bom In Merrill after bar ing been a patient at Klamath Valley hoapltal for the paat two week. He auhmllted to a major operation. Mra. MiNwrroxy I letter Mra. Mildred Talbot Sweeney, patient at Klamath Valley hoa pltal haa returned to tba family home. Her condition la reported much Improved. Knjnyrd Trip to Mod ford Mra, J. Ii. Otey and aon, Ray mond, Mra. E. II. Cooper and Mra. Mary Wllaon enjoyed a mo tor trip to Medford on Sunday wher they vlalted with their mother. KithrrtiHin llailly llurnrd T. A. Roberlaon, formerly of thla city, now realdlng In Lake- view waa badly burned recently according to word received her. It la feared Mr. Hobertaon might looa th eight of hla right eye. Mra. Murphy III Mra. D. B. Murphy of Merrill, eubmltted to a major operation at Hlllalda hoapltal on Saturday, Her condition la reported favor able today. Enjoy Trip to Lava, Bed Mr. and Mra. Henry Kllnk- hammer and Krank Kllnkbammer enjoyed a trip to th lava bed on Bunday returning bom lait evening. Vlaltlng Krortl Loa Angel, Mra. E. Slater of Loa .Angetea la vlaltlng at tba home of Mr. and Mra. J. 13. Otey, resident of the Dorrla country. Shopped Hero Saturday Mrt. J. II. Otey and ton, Ray mond with Mrt. E. Slater, apent Saturday In Klamath Falls trans acting business. Vlaltlng From Montague W. K. Johnston of Montague, California la visiting her for several dn: s. Mr. Johnston made the trip by motor. Home From Knn Francisco Mra. James lllshop Foater has returned home from a brief vIbU In Pan Francisco. AT THK ORPHEUS LAST TIMED TODAY . John Mack Brown (The Hero of "Coquctto") In "ANNAPOLIS" One of the flneat picture of the year. AT THK PINE TREE NOW Shall the ehovr go on Or the dying father be comforted? SEK AND HEAR Al Jolson in "THE JAZZ SINGER" Mra, Jlov'lcn IWt Mra, Klora Harden, bookkeep er on Th Klamath Newa left Saturday night for aouthorn Cali fornia to apend two weoka vlalt lng rolatlvea and frlenda. Bh waa mot at Oakland, California by tier alater, Mr. Madge Gold berg. Thoy will motor on aouth to Loe Angolea to vlalt their pa ren la, Mr, and Mra. Bhlve, former realdenf of thla city. Klka Drum Corp Tueedny Kve All meinour of Hi Klka Drum Corp ar urged to attmid th pracllca aclmduled for Tueaduy night at 7:30 o'clock at Klka Temple. All buglora are reo,unet- cd to bo prnaunt alnca forinutlon will bo mad up at the rehearsal tomorrow night. Kow mora ro- hearaala will bo hold before the alata convention not woek. Kn'dillo lllclin Oporalrtl On Kreddl Illehn aon of Mr. and Mra. W. Paul Johnann eubmlt ted to major operation upon hla head thla morning. Hla con dition waa reported favorublo thla afternoon. Borne time ago he euatnliied a brokon noae bllo playing f ootlmll. The operation waa th reault of thla Injury. Hwedlah Order of Vni Membor of th Bwedlah Order of Vaaa ar requeated to attend th final rltea of the late Swan Swanaon to b held Tuesday eve ning at 6 o'clock from tha Karl Whltlock funeral borne, Plna ave nue at Sixth. ' Mra. TalM-r ilrturni-d Home Mra. Hoy Taber of Uaiello, California baa returned home after vlaltlng bero with her hue- band and ber alater, Mra, V. D. Miller for aeveral daya. Itr. IHrtarlio ItHurnril Dr. E. Dletacba reaumed bit practice thla morning after hav ing boon north for the paat everal daya. Mm. O'Nell Flrw North Mra. M. D. O'Nell loft by mon- oplnn for Portland thla morn ing. "HEART BALM" DAMAGE ACTION IS WITH JURY CHICAUO, July 8. (AD Th 1200,000 breach of promla ault brought agalnat Franklin S. Har- dlnge, (2-year-old oil bnron manufacturer, by Mra. Ann Liv ingston of Tulsa, Okla., waa given to th Jury at 3:32 p. m. today. Ann Livingston waa character ised aa a "cold, calculating lady from Tulsa" by th defense to day. Of Hardlnge, th chlof attorney for Mlaa Livingston aald: "With a lie on bla lips and malic In bit heart, ha knew he waa doing thlt girl wrong." Mrs. Livingston's attorneya asked that th bo given punitive damagea aa well aa compensation because, they contended, her character was blackened by the testimony of Mra. Victor C. Heath of Omaha, who aald tba plaintiff waa Indiscreet with me aa a girl In Little Rock, Ark. Mora than 62 percent of urban famllle In the United State were houaed In apartmenta In 1928. Improperly prepared and ad dressed mall causes a loa to the Post Offlc Department and usera of tba made of $4,000,000 to 85, 000,000 annually. Clark&Landreth REGISTERED ARCHITECTS Pelican Theatre building Phone 684 SIDE GLANCES flaiONWSrfiirilNe "Not that t like goldfish I Just want her to have all the com fort ah was accustomed to at home." THE EVENING HERALD, LONG KISSING HURTS HEALTH PORTLAND, July 'i. (AP) Fervent kissing haa don mora toward spreading pyorrhea and trench mouth than any other on thing. So declared Dr. Robert A. Kelt- ly, consulting clinical pathologist for the United State veteran bu reau, here today. Ha did not atop at qualifying It "fervent," but added "promis cuous kissing," Reverting to th vernacular of the day, Dr. Kellty aald: ' "To combat th spread of mora diseases, that llttl necking par tie must atop because people klst mors atrenuously than tboy used to." Th capital Invested In tba world' art silk Industry now ex ceed 1000,000,000 people all throughout tha world. BEAUTY COMES FROM HEALTH Fashions Now Emphasize the Natural Healthy Figure A great chantr ha com over th world of fashion. Tha slim and angular figure la growing lest popular. Perhaps this la partly due to th warnings of medical specialist that thousands of women and girls were ruining their health by extreme re ducing diet. Part of It mar be du to a mora sensible trend in atyle. All th world know today that beauty come from health. The health of tha public I In th hind of th women. If man were left to hi own device he might eat few foods, and those Improperly cooked. Monotony in diet and even tually bodily disorders would result. Sugar la a great ally of women in preparing a varied, balanced diet that is not only healthful, but de lightful to the taste and welcomed by every member of the family. Learn the value of a dash of sugar in making eereala delicious. Use a sprinkling of sugar to encour age the ingestion of grapefruit and other healthful, fresh fruit. A little augar makea i tewed fruit de lightful to tha palate. And now four women cooking experta have rediacovered th old secret of using a daah of augar in vegetables while they are cooking in a small amount of water. Yon will hardly recog nize vetretaWea cooked in this proper way. They ar fresher, mora color ful, and the vegetable flavors are developed to a new point of perfec tion. Remember also lea cream, rakes, cookies and candy for dessert. K bit of aweet makea the meal com plete. The Sugar Institute. NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE A sale of Unredeemed pledges, of Watches, Dia monds, Guns, Rifles, Cam eras Rnd Musical Instru ments, will be sold at Public Auction Saturday, July 13th at 2:30 p. m., at 1004 Main St. Pledges to be sold represented by the following numbers. No. 1 No. 3 No. 9 No. 10 No. 13 No, 16 No. 21 No. 23 No. 37 No 45 No. 61 No. 62 No. 67 No. 71 No. 74 No. 76 No. 83 No. 89 No. 92 No. 97 No. 100 No. 112 No. 118 No. 129 No. 134 No. 142 S. J. CARLISLE, 1004 Main St., Klamath Fall, J. II. Plant, Auctioneer Portland, Ore. By George Clark KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON The They Pay You ADVERTISEMENTS pay you to read them. They pay you in time. From the advertisements in this newspaper you can learn where to get what you want, instead of searching around. You can . know the merits of each article offered for sale. - They pay you in money. Advertisements help you to get full value for your dollars. Goods which are consistently advertised are of consistently high quality for their prices. They pay you in satisfaction. Manufactur ers and merchants will not undertake an advertising campaign until they are sure their product is right. It would be ruinous to advertise an unworthy product, for that would simply call added attention to its de ficiencies. They pay you in information. Advertise ments tell of new products, of new designs, new materials, better workmanship. Well informed people always read the adver , tisements to keep posted. Reading the Advertisements is an Investment that pays big returns Evening Herald PAGE TFTRET.