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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1929)
Saturday, July 13, 1929 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON NEWS IN BRIEF (liarlr-i Claolt Itoturueil Charlca J. Clank, tailor, U boui from week' motor trip Ihronth tk WIMimott. Valley, Murnhflold, North linnet. Ilundon, Til Oregon !av and oilier coot point. Mr. Clii'k resum ed lilt bualnes dutlu thla mora ine;. "Kound Iota of tourlata from all smllons of the country nn the highway," Mr. Clik aid. Oatraiirier Jefl lor Hoiilh II. K. Oatrandar, hora (or ev aral montha (a apaclal reproaen latlv (or th Southern l'arlflc Intt laat nliht (or Han Kranclaco hla homa. Mra. Ostrandnr ar rlvod bar Thursday morning and together I hey enjoyed a trip to Crater laka yesterday, AT 1IIK LIBERTY Sunday and Monday Tom Tyler and . Frankie Darro in "GUN LAW" Sea Tyler and Darro do their atuff at tbelr topmost apead Dr. nil Mra. Wright Homo Dr. and Mra. (leorga I. Wrlxht and daughter, Mlaa Hen rietta returned home thla morn ing by truln (roni Portland whore Dr. Wright attendod the American Medical AaaoclatloB meeting. Dr. Wright reporta aplendld meeting with aotne In atrutlv locturea preaented by outatandlng phyalclana and aur guona of tha world. While there Dr. Wright attended a banquet (or th alumni of Northwealorn University. More than 10 of hla former college aaeotlnte were In attendance. Dr. John Unborn i'olak, profeuor and out standing aurgeon of Long la land, New York accompanied Dr. uod Mra. Wright home. Today he left for Crater Lake. Ho will return rant within th near fu turo, Mr. Wright and daugh ter attended aeveral aoclal funo llnna In th northern city which were given for wive and daugh tora of phyalclana and aurgeona from throughout th ' United Slates. Kike HHinorlng Conical Anyone Intereated In awlm- mlng or fancy diving, th Elk will aponaor a 60-yard awlm dur ing the atat convention, which open here Wednesday, July IT. Valuable prln-e will be offored. Anyone la eligible to enter. Those wishing to do o are aaked to call th Kike club, 1247 or phone 921-W. Wlimnrr Krom Hmltlr l. U, Wlmmer of Brattle ar rived here yeaterday from tbe north and fur th coming month will be located with Lorena company. At The ORPHEUS SUNDAY and MONDAY MILTON SILLS In a new kind of romance. In an old world letting "LOVE and the DEVIL" with Maria Coroa ( . . on th earn program . . . NEWS and COMEDY Beginning SUNDAY our price at th ORPHEUS will be K AdulU 15c Children 10c MATINEES very Saturday and Sunday At the PELICAN SUNDAY, MONDAY and TCK8DAY COMK, BEE and HEAIt PHILLIS HAVER IN THE SHADY LADY' with Robert Armstrong and Louis Wolheim A atory of pulsating adventure In th (aahlonabl circle and underworld baunta of Havana. A great dramatlo picture tbat fana will talk about for montha , . . don't mis It. IT IS ALWAYS COOL and COMFORTABLE At the PINE TREE SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY THE HOLE IN THE WALL" A beautiful gfrl turns "piritualist" for revenue I Her crook pals prey on the wealthy. A child is kid napped. TERROR! THRILLS I TREMORS! CLAU DETTE COLBERT, lovely star of the Broadway stage, and Eward G. Robinson, noted draratic star. A wonderful cast of artists. Cold chills! Romance 1 Action 1 See it! Hear itl It's a thriller! On the Same Program! Vitaphone Act News Talking Comedy Home I'rom Kurope Mr. aud Mra, A. riaall and daughter, Mlaa Camilla, promin ent realdnnta of th Malln dle trlct ar horn from a ton month tour of Europe. Moat of their lime woe apant In I'arls, Franc and Cxnrho-Hlov Via with relatlvea and frlonda. In Prague, Mlaa Cainlll atudled (or aoveral montha under a noted profnaanr. Hb la an accomplished vlollnlat. Thla fall ah will enter tbe Unl verally of Oregon. Mra. Plaall and daughter war born In thla country and enjoytd their flrat trip abroad linmanaely. Mr. I'laa II la a prominent merchant and farmer of th Mulla dlatrlct, Mra. Mntarliam Vllt log Mr a. Fred Metarham and aon Robert of Portland ar gueat In tha city for aeveral daya. Ilobert only recently returned from an Interesting trip to th Orient. Mr. Motacbam la manager of th Im perial hotel, Tbe Motacbam fam ily ar prominently known throughout th atat. Hubert till baa th travel fover and bopea to make another extended trip on th water In th near future, VMlrd At Offlrld Home Mr. and Mra. Loiter Offlold have enjoyed a vlalt th paat aeveral daya from Mr. and Mra. CJeorge W. Ingram o( San Fran cisco, California. The aouthern vlaltora war enroute bom (rom an extended trip through the northwest and Canada. Mr. In gram will be remembered aa for mer manager of Allen-Lewie In thla city. They returned loutb yeaterday. KnlKlila Are Planning Trip Mr. and Mra. K. C. Knight of Paclflo Terrace ar making plana for a delightful motor trip rant to Ithode (aland, their old borne where they will vlilt for aome time with relative and friends. They expect to leave within the near future, accompanied by Mra. Knight' mother. Mr. Knight la aaleamanager for Tbe Acme Mo tor Company. latum Files North Norman Hanaen, aon of Mr. and Mr. J. Hanaen and L. Car ter left nn Tburaday for Port land flying tho Monocoup. Ac cording to word fr"m tba avla tora they reached Cottage Orove befor noon and then continued their Journey on north. They are attending th Civil War Vol ran' celebration which will be held In Portland during tbe next few daya. Road Double Parking Ruin Keith Ambroae, chief of police aaka that rcadera of Tba Even ing Herald take not of the double parking rule which are printed in tonight' laau. "Peo ple muit ablda by the rule otherwise double parking re etrlction will be taken away entirely," Keith Ambroa told a Herald reporter thla morning. Dlppel To Be He Dr. S. Ralph Dlppel, apeclalli Ing In extraction and minor oral surgery In Medford will be at th office of Dr. E. O. Wlaecar ver on th flrat and third Mon day of each month, commando Monday, July lSlh. Dr. Dlppel waa (ormerly of Salem and re- ently established an office In Medford. Enroute To Marahflcld Mra. Charlt'a Tower and chil dren of Lakevlew paaaed through the city enroute to Marahfield where they will apend th re malndr of th lummer visiting Mra. Tower' parent. Mr. Tow' accompanied hla family a far Klamath Falls. Mr. Adam Left Mr. L. L. Adam left tht morning for her homa In Omaha, Neb., after having visited her for aeveral week with her ion-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. R. W. McWllllama. Mr. McWIIllama la connected with the Southern Pacific. Mr. and Mr. Lew la Returning Mr. and Mra. T. Lewi ar re turning this week end to their home In San Francisco after apendlng a fortnight here at the home of Mr. and Mra. Wilson Jonea. Mra. Lewis la the mother of Mra. Jones. Lorcns Got Contract- William Lorena, plumbing. heating and shoot metal con tractor, will construct the marque on the front of the new A. L. Thornton building In Lakevlew. Th material for the work has already been ordered Foster Returned Arthur Foater of Klamath Falls has been at th MacMarr Store of thla city , for the past week, whllo J. H. Nonnett la away on a trip to Ogden. Lake view Examiner. Campbell Visiting Here D. B. Campbell of San Diego, California ha arrived from the aouth to romnln for several montha. Mr. Campbell Is visit ing at 711 Paclflo Terrace. Kntcrtnlncd nt McRee'a Julian Reys, popular Hawaiian teacher and hla orchestra enter tained at the home of Mr. and Mra. M. S. Mo Oee, 398 Hlllaldo on Friday evening. Charlton Visiting R. E. Charlton of Stockton, California has arrived In tho city for a stay of several weak. Mr. Charlton la at 3417 Garden Avenue while here. Urotnley In Valley Leland Bromley of Klamath Falls was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. PAGE THREE Invited To VI) nil Th Carpenter Union, No. 100 of Klamath rails, will hold a plculo on Hulurday at old Fort Klumoth, SO milea north of Kla math Fall on tl I'end highway Invitation have been extended to the carpeutera union of Med ford and Bond to Join "n Kla math Fill member on thla occasion. Visiting At I'heyne Home Mra. ' Dewey Pollard and two children have beon enjoying a vlalt In tb Merrill lection with relatlvea and friend from their horn In Crescent City, Califor nia. Mr. Pollard la th daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Cheyne, well known residents of the Merrill country. Pro-Hihool Clinic An Infant and pre-achool clinic at Bonanza hu baen announced for Wedneaday aftornon, July 17, between tb hour of on and four o'clock. Tb clinic will be held at the echool building. Dr. 0. S. Neweom and Dr. Ber nard Brorkwell will be th amlnlng phyalclana Returned From Ashland Mra. Orvllle Click and daugh ter, 'Mlaa Beth ar horn from Ashland whore they visited for aome time with Mrs. Gllck'a mother. The Gllck'a ar resl denta of tb Malln dlatrlct Fireworks Display to Feature Evenings of Elks Convention; Amazing Effects are Planned Named Joan Parker The baby daughter of Mr. and Mra. Warren Bennett baa been named Joan Parker Bennett. Mr. Bennett and we daughter are at the Klamath Valley Hos pital. Mrs. Hamilton On Vacation Mra. J. Hamilton of La Points Bhoppe 1 enfiylng two week' vacation torn her dutlea aa head aalealady of th shoppe. To More In New Home Mr. and Mra. A. L. Travis and children jwlll move on Monday Into their new home on Summer Laoe which they Just recently bought from W. C. Townsend ItoRUe Goes Sooth Mr. and Mr. Horace Wyll have retu. -d to their bom In Sen Francisco accompanied by Richard Bogus of Merrill, who plana to rem-ln In the bay dis trict (or an Indefinite stay. Returning Home From Sooth Mrs. Brnce Denola and aon Jack are expe-ted bom tb mid dle of next week from aouthern California where they have spent th paat alx week with relative and frlonds. At Tbe Abbott Home Mrs. Bernlce Crawford of Roaeburg Is th house guest of Mrs. T. S. Abbott Mrs. Crawford will be here (or at least a fort night Condition Improved Condition of Lawrence Frailer is reported much Improved. He is a patient at Klairath Valley Hospital. Within a abort time be will be able to return to his home at Merrill. Ottoman Visiting at Malln Joaepb Ottoman, former real dent ef tha Malln dlatrlct baa ar rived from his southern home In San Diego, California and will remain In Klamath county for at least two weeka. Proctor From Idaho George Proctor of Emmett, Id aho la here for an Indefinite stay. Mr. Proctor 1 with the Pelican Bar Lumber company. Mlaa Hartenbrower 111 Mlaa Bernlc Hartenbrower, secretary to Earl C. Reynold, executive secretary of the cham ber of commerce la confined to hr horn today because of Illness. Visiting' In Merrill Mr and Mr. R. O." Robinson of San Franclaco, parent of Mrs. Bogus of Merrill will apend the remainder of the summer at the Bogu h u, Enronte To Algonia Dolores Henderson of Los An geles, California visited here yes terday enroute to Algoma where she will be Indefinitely. HRRAuD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS Firework) have always bad a great appeal to th public at large because of th Inherent characteristic within th human race, namely, th lov of fir and flam. A a apaclal feature of 'th Oregon Stat Elk convention th Hilt Firework Company of Seat tle ar preparing a magnificent spectacle of pyrotechnic accom plishments. Thl display la to include th striking effect re cently developed In the pyrotech nic art a woll aa the old estab lished effecta which bare thrilled audience for many yeara. Soma of tho new creations of tha aeaaon, which ara being pre pared, are tb huge Fiery Spider, which effect Is encaaed In a magnificent bomb, burled from a giant mortar. Tbe claw of the fiery creature writhe In tb aky aeemlng to cover tbe air. Another effect to be used Is a spectacular Aerial Cloudhurat, where gold flaming fire ij pour ed Into tbe clouda. Not leaa brilliant la tb dela ting array of pyrotechnic dis played from tbe ground. A great variety of peculiar device will display their gorgeous ahowera of sparks and rain of allver and gold Into tbe arena. Th chemistry of flreworka la on which awaken th en thusiasm of tb experimenter and th genlu of th device tbat ar made poailbl by tb creative chemlatry of tb age, ar remarkable and awe-lnsplr-Ing. Dating back to th early time of Greek fir and to th explos ion created by the Chine peo ple to ward off tha evil apirlta, tb Imaginative and creative mind of man baa worked through th field of chemlatry to pro duce marvelona tblnga In fir Illumination. All of th moat attractive effect ar to be wit nessed here. Aa th varlouB element of the earth burn, they produce each tbelr own distinctive eolor and ao tbe object of tbe flreworka expert la to combine tb metallic flaming beauty of th land of chemical omblnatlon and preaent them In a blazing apectacle be fore tbe eyea of astonished apec tatora. A gigantic display of all of tba modern achievement In the pyrotechnic art will be present ed at the State Elks Convention. July 17 to 20, by tbe HItt Fire work's Compsny of Seattle, Washington. Modoc County City Building Up Very Fast ALTURAS, Calif., July 13 (Special) A two and one-half million dollar building program la nnder way here. Structure under completion consist of resi dences, buslnea block and pub lic edifice. On hundred and fifty home a new annex to coat 1125,000. According to those who war mad acquainted with th plana, tba new addition to tb Nile will be the laat word In up-to-date hoatelrle tbat can be built A new building coating sev eral thousand dollara now houses tb U. 8. French laundry. In which haa been installed $8,000 worth of the latest laundry equipment Paper la Semi-Weekly The Alturas semi-weekly Plain Dealer has Just moved Into a new home that far surnasse In are In various stages of eon-, sppearance the 'general run of newspaper plants. It I a stucco building designed along pleasing llnea. The owners bav a Gosa Comet press and operate with two linotype. The weekly Modoc Time I a new paper here and the owner who cam here from Lakevlew are doing well with their publication. Doable Water Supply A new city well was juat fin ished, doubling the available water supply. Tbe last flow stands a U. C. test of 98.2 per cent pure, giving Alturas water that can always be relied on a healthful. A bond Issue of 850,000 has recently been voted tor adding to the present sewer system while two new water malna ar being put down. One traverses Fourth a tree t and the other followa Fourth atreet, while 1,000 feet of main connects with one of the near by fast growing subdivisions. atructlon, ranging from founda tion work to moving In of furni ture, while fine new business block are covering former va cant lota or replacing more mod eat atructure. Mucb remodeling work Is also being done. Erect Belli Building Among the new units I th Belli building. This Is concrete nd steel atructure, two atorle high and plan call for Its being used for (tore and office. It 1 located at Main and Second streets. It la coating SlOlOOO. Tbe Helm building at tb cor ner on Main atreet baa been put up at an outlay of 830,000 and la also of tbe C class type, wherein concrete and ateel are need. It has on atory and pro vide accommodation tor a de partment tor. At Modoc and First streets th Aravolad building la nnder way. Llka the other. It 1 of th C type. It is being erected at a cost of $25,000 and is being par titioned off Into three tore rooms. Build Gymnasium A new gymnasium is being added to tbe high school build ing group at an expenditure to the district of $48,000. It Is about one-third completed but will be finished In time for fall school opening. The big W. C. Garrett block fronting on Main, Modoc and Howard streets is undergoing re modeling to the extent of $45, 000, while contractors are about ready to start on the new Ma sonic temple, which will coat $45,000. New Theater Open Henry Heber of Sacramento haa hla new Alhambra theater open to tbe public. It Is an all talkie movie and waa built at an expenditure of $17,600, having a seating capacity for 700 pa trons. The Modoc hotel has under gone remodeling and the lodging pace Increased by 20 room. Dr. T. J. Halloran Is expending $10,000 on the structure. Nile hotel was recently sold to Oscar Peterson ot Ogden, Utah, and C. M. Linden ot Rock Springs, Wyo. The deal Involved $73,000 cash. Tbe new owners contemplate Publisher Back To Prison ite Pleas For Pardon Despi w . . -" I - isi ii ii r M lib r While clemency waa aought (rom many quartera (or Robert El liott Burna, right, who became a respected publisher In Chicago atter escaping from a Georgia chain gang aoven year ago, h waa taken back to resume hla old aentenee of five and a half year for a robbery that netted him $1.30. He a pictured here In the cus tody of Vlvlnn Stanley, atate prlaon commissioner ot Georgia, when they arrived in Atlanta enroute to Fairburn, Ua. Malin Concern Is Ready for Wheat Harvest MALIN. Ore., July 17 (Spe cial) With an elevktor holding 1. ,000 bushels ot grain attached to the Malln rolling mill located here, thl section is again pre pared to take care of the large annual wheat crop thla fall, said A. Petrasek, miller in charge, yea terday. The annual production In this part ot Lost river valley la from 600,000 to 800,000 bushela but much of the output la ahlpped out ot the valley. Wheat in this section yields from 40 to (0 bushels to the acre while tarley runa from 60 to 76 bushels to the acre. This season gives promise ot another tine crop. The hard wheat grown here mills Into some of the best flour obtainafc'e. Tha Valley Queen brand, manufactured at Malin and Klamath F 11 worka up into very nuiri'ions an' palatable bread, that s uch sought after by bakers and consumers. Officers ot the Malta Roller Mill company are A. Kallna, pre sident; M. M. Statsney, secretary the plant here is well equipped and la four stc ies ' b. From the lofty towers a su perb view of the country may be seen. The valley appears In every direction aa level aa a dancing floor. The farmers are all busy with their summer crasy quilt patch work, and tha rasu is a giant bed spread with -splotches of gorgeou gree blending into yellows, all eroc eted out In growing crops. BELGIAN KING ROBBED DURING SWIM IN OCEAN BRUSSELS. July 13. (AP) King Albert was robbed of his gold w.-.'.ch, a pocketbook contain lng 600 francs and a gold pen knlta while having an enjoyable swim in the sea at Marlakerk and today returned to Bruaaela anything but pleaaed about It The king did not conceal hla 111 humor at th robbery and the fact that Belgium' tlrat ea sort did not enjoy better auper vlaory service while the Ostend authorities hare hastened to of fer apologies. DANCING OPENING OF WINTER GARDEN Every Thursday and Saturday, 8-12 Class and Dance' Gentlemen $1.00 Lstdie Free BLUE JACKET ORCHESTRA MRS. HOGUE, Instructor and Manager Private Instruction Telephone) 1603 Do you need dirt for making fills Then come and get it All it will cost you is price of hauling limimimcSillaEsei? PHONE 952 Looking Down the Years You will be glad that you backed your judgment and invested your money in property at FAIRHAVEN HEIGHTS Here you are right in the heart of a thriving industrial community Here you have city privi leges, such as telephone, water, electricity and good roads BUT NO CITY TAXES. - Why Support A Landlord when you can buy lots in Fairhaven with a year's rent receipts. . v , Drive Out Today Each week shows increased development and we want you to come out and see for yourself. Or call us and we will be glad to take you out. Fairhaven Constructed Model Home Now Being Built. Fairhaven Conatriicted Model Homes Now Beinf Built by Tillman. Construction Under Our Personal Supervision. COUPON Without obligating me in any way, end further information about Fair haven Heights. .. tfAME ... ADDRESS . city - Community Developers, Inc. , Owner and Sub-Dividers of Falrbaren Height RepreaentatiTe at tract office dally, Including Bondajr and Evenlnge DRIVE OUT Klamath Falla-Aahland Highway DRIVE OCT
