THE EVEWINQ HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
A GE TrTREW
NEWS IN BRIEF
caul Ulrls Moxtlug
final moating of III Olrl Seoul
prior to their departur tor lAk
O Th Wood on an outing, Sun
day, Auguat HUi will be hold at
T o'clock on Wediieedajr avtinliig
at Si, Paul's Kplecophl church ac
cording to announcement wad to
day by lra. Howard I.araeo
guardian. ' All stria planning to
mak th trip muat bring tholr
ramp In of It tomorrow night.
Mr. 0. L. Harvey and Mia M. 1)11.
Ilnghain will accompany Mr.
Uiraon. Mora than 14 glrla bav
Ignod up (or th trip which prora
ta to b moat enjoyable. '
Mr. Orniandy Enroute
M J. A. Ormaody, wlf or
J. A. Ortnandy, aaalatant traf
fic and paaaougar manager of
th Southern I'aclflo wit In
Klamath Kail for a abort
lout night enrnute aouth with
M- -mandy. Mr. Aria McCon
Boll and Mla Mildred Olaon.
aororlty alttxra of Mr. Ormandy
Diot ner at th train and Waited
for abort tint. Mr, Ormandy
pant Monday bar on offlclul
bualne.
Ilrturnnl From Hand
3. A. Gordon, Wilson 8. Wllay,
Judi K. n. Uoddard, Bllua 0'n
chain, C. II. William and llruc
Dennl returned laat night from
Hand wher thy motored to con
fer with Senator Fred Btlwr
who la (pending a wk flahlng
on tha Deechutee rlvr. Tba local
bualnoaa men dlacuaied a number
of Klamalb county affatra wltb
Senator Stelwer.
Plrnlc taut MtfliU
Tba Dualnei and I'rofaulooal
Woman club enjoyed a picnic
and awlmmlng parly at Cryalal
Hprlng' Monday evening. More
than thirty participated In tbe
evening enjoyment. Mr, Lena
Dennl. city traurer I preel
dent of the club.
llrturnrd From Vacation
Mr. and Mr a. It. C. Groeabeck
and children are home from an
enjoyable motor tonr through
Oregon and other point of In
tereel. Attorney Oroesbeck.
prealdont f tba chamber of com
merce presided at th director
luncheon tbl noon.
New Building
Erection of a new sis room
building at tba Turner Hot
Borings In Langall Valley la
well underw . Dsv Turner, ow
nr bop to have th building
computed within a hort Urn.
VUltlng In rortlaed
Mr. and Mr. W. II. Bogu
and Mr. and Mr. It. O. Rohlnaon
of Klamath rail ar among th
incut alopplng at tba Deathman
In rortland according to th
Oregonlan.
Koerr Visited Hera-
Ralph Koser of th Aihland
Canning company. Aahland, visit-
e4 here yeeterday anronta home
from tba data eonventloa of th
American Legion held In Salem.
Klllott Leaving
J, 8. Elliott plana to leave
shortly for Toronto, Canada
where ha wll epend at least three
montha vlaltlng relative and
friend.
roaitltlon Berlnua
Mr. Ciena Wllkerson of th
Langall Valley dlatrlct I report
ed seriously III at th Hillside
hospital.
Enrnnte To Corvallla
II. L. Beard of Cllendale Call
fornla visited here yesterday
routa north to Corvalll where
ha plans to roslda permanently,
Ttolnrned From Bend
1. A. Gordon, president of the
First National bank I home
from a brief bntlness trip to
Rend.
rnHinlnn To Lake
Already Inter eat I being
hown H the cond excurelon to
Odell lak chduled for Sun-
day, Anguet St.
Four II Club Meeting
Itoya of tha a ll llalibllry club
ar advliad of th meeting to
be held Bunduy afternoon after
noon, Auguat II at tha Harvey
llalibllry on th Laknvlew rout.
All boy member of th club ar
riiiratid to attend tha meeting.
Pair HkM For Theft
Jack Morrison ' and William
Mcllrlde were arreated by De
puty Hherlff Hen Fau at Merrill
Mny and lodged In th county
Jail on a charge of larceny. Tba
men are aciuae't of eteallng an
overcoat t nd a plr of driving
glove from an automobile.
Bon Horn
Mr. and Mr. II. L. Winter of
Fart Klimath announc th ulrlb
of a nln and one half pound son,
born at lb Klamath Valley Hos
pital on Monday afternoon. Aug
uat 11. Mr. Winter la a Duameee
man of Fort Klamath.
Miller lelllng
William 0. Miller, Boattle, ar
rived bare yeaterday and Is alop
plng at llil Illehn avenue while
here.
Ferguson In City
B. C. Ferguson, Medford of tba
Medford Mall-Tribune visited
here Monday an routa home from
Balem wbera ba attended tba
American Legion convention.
Heed Ifei
Robin Reed and wife of Reada-
port ara vlaltore In Klamath Falle
today. Mr. Reed la looking up
wreetllng match through aouth
ern Oregon.
Party Tills Evening
Mlsae. Pearla and Myrtle Colli.
ter will bo bosteases this evening
st a bridge party at their home
307 Lowell Street.
Vlaltlng From Idaho
Mr. and Mra. Wllford Gowa
of Lewlaton, Idaho ar vUltors
la Klamath Fall today,
WOMEN'S GUILD
HELD MEETING
(Special to Tha Herald)
(Mr. O. O. WlngfleM, Corves.
pondent)
TENNANT, Cal.. Aug. 11.
Wadneaday afternoon being th
regular bualneaa meeting ot th
Wlldwood Woman' guild, 17
ladle war la attendance and
after tba bnitnes of th guild
had been transacted, and four
member welcomed, Mr. Clay
Parker Invited th ladlaa tip
stalra to th guild social hall
whar a long Ubla cantered with
wt paaa la the pastel ahades
and potted plant waa sent, this
waa jnad t moat apaclal occasion.
It being th guild president. Mm
C. W. Murphy birthday. Th
affair came aa a complete aur
prlsa to Mr. Murphy, who la a
fw wII chosen word axprasied
her thnk tor th good atten
dance, tha surprla for her na
tal day and th beautiful card
and other gifts with which ah
w ahowered. Mrs. Clay Par
ker aaalsled by Mr. E. It. Tardy
rvd angel cake, lea cream and
coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Duftey and
amall daughter, HIn left Bun'
day morning by auto for Crater
lake, returning Monday evening
having pnt a delightful day at
the lake.
Mr. and Mra. H. C, Fotr and
children, of Klamath Falls, were
week-end guost at tha hom of
Mrs. Foator'a partnta, Mr. an
Mr. C. W. Murphy.
Mr. and Mra. Dal Baaaon en
lartalned Mr. Fred Boyl of tha
office force and Mr. and Mr.
Clay Parker at dinner Sunday,
th occasion being Mr, Boyle's
birthday.
Mrs. H. J. Rottman and sons,
James and Bob, left Sunday by
IQ HOST PARTY .
MDNLMNIGHT
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Lila Damita
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'Forbidden Love'
A dramatic picture, vibrant .
with drama, thrills and
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At The) .
ORPHEUS
. . . NOW . . ,
One of tba strangest
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Beautiful Billie Dove
in .
'The Yellow Lily
with Clive Brook
y
(Hpeclal to The Herald)
(Wllma Orflelil, Correspondent)
MERRILL, Aug. 13 A no
bost party was enjoyed by the
member of th Christian En
deavor at th Preanyterlau manna
Monday, evening. Mr, and Mrs.
Herbert Cuater of Eugene were
honor gueata at tha party. The
following member war praaent:
Rav. and Mr. 8. II. Jwll, Mr,
L. Moor, Mr. C. Bowman,
and Mr. M. A. Bowman, Mr.
Dwy, Jr., Mr. and Mra. J. W.
Mr. C. N. Ilaaklna, Mra. Sol
Scogglna, Mlaaea Oeraldlne, An-
ball and Loulee Fotherlogham,
Dorla, Bernlca and Wanda Kan-
dra, Lonlaa Haaklna, Eatbar
Moore, Arlena Taylor, Dorothy
Haaklna, Margaret Hill, Marjorle
Bowman, Betty McElroy, Messer.
L. Fotherlnghsm, Wilbur Has-
kins, Ulondon Colwell, LaVtrn
Haaklna, Alfrad Carleton, Vernon
Duncan, Myron Haaklna and
Clarence Eakrldge.
Mrs. Carl Dark and children
ot Roaevllle, Calif., ar vlaltlng
bare with Mra. Burke' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Turner.
Dr. 0. B. Newsom and Mlaa
Haul McClelland held a cltnlo
for babies at tha Merrill high
school Tusaday afternoon.
Mra. Hal Ogle and sona. Junior
and John, returned to their bom
la Klamath Fall aftor spending
week with Mr. Orlc'a slaur,
Mr. M. A. Bowman.
Tba flret load ot aheep to be
aent out from Merrill over the
Modoc Northern, wer ehlpped
Monday morning. C.N. Haaklna,
J. B. Kldwell and M. L. Moore
were the shipper.
Mr. and Mra. Edward Knox
ar balng congratulated on tbe
birth ot a aon who ba been
named David Frederick.
Mra. It. L. Dallon and daugh
ter. Louie, wer boleses at a
bridge luncheon Thursday. Four
tablee wars In play during tba
afternoon. Tba following gueata
ware praaent; Mesdamea R. O.
Roblnaon, N. H. Bogue, W. C
Bailey, J, W. Scogglna, J. 1. Wil
son, A. W. jHacsea oi aiann.
H. O. Cox, R. C. Dalton ot Oak
land; W. C. Dalton ot Ualln; H.
M. Heaton, J. B, Kldwell, L. E.
Brown, Misses Ellen McVeigh,
Edna Merrltt and Mrgart Mao-
ken ot Malln.
Mra. Frank Bell ot Klamath
Falle and Mra. Lea CnUforth of
Portland vtalted last week here.
with friends. Mra. Catatonia, at
one time taught la the high
school bar and will be remem
bered as Miss Margaret Crosby,
Mrs. E. C. Btukel ot Klamath
Falla and Mrs. Brady, who la
visiting with her daughter, Mrs,
Btnkel, from her home In Cali
fornia, spent Wednesday In Mer
rill at tba homo ot Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Btnkel.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Anderson
and daughter" Helen, ara spend'
log a abort time at Rocky Point
Aa entertainment and lea
cream social will be given Aug,
11 at tha Community hall by tha
Ladle Aid.
Arthur Campbell and aon, Jim
my, visited in Merrill, Monday, at
the home of Mr. B. M. Rambo.
Mr. Campbell la a brother-in-law
ot Mr. Rambo.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown mo
tored to Crescent City Sunday
wher they apent th day.
Ml Marjorle and Mickey
Smith were week-end gtteat at
th W. C. Ballsy ranch-
Mr. and Mr. John Lott ot
Cblloqulo, pent Sunday In Mer
rill vlaltlng at th O. W. Of-
field home-
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Frailer
and sons, Donald and Lawrence
left Friday for Suaanvilla where
they will vlalt for a short time
wltb Mr. Frailer' mother.
Mra. O. W. Offleld returned to
her borne here Wednesday after
ptndlng the paat few day in
Klamath Fall at th F. D. Flet
cher home.
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Anatad of
Klamath Falla spent th week
end in Mrrlll at tha home ot
Mrs. Austad's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Offleld
spent -the week-end here at tha
horns of Mrs. M. E. Glacomlnl,
Rev. and Mra. E. L. Moora and
sons, Samuel and Allen, spent
several days here last week visit
ing with frlonds. Rev. Moore
waa a former minister her and
Is now pastor ot tha Presbyterian
church at Anderson, Calif.
Mra. J. W. Taylor and Miss
Opal, Taylor, who bav apent the
paat week near Jacksonville, re
turned Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Scogglna,
Mr. Mary McElroy and Miss
Belly McElroy motored to Crater
lake Tuesday wher they apent
th day.
Civil War Veteran Milled
First Valley Wheat
Cha. High of Dorris, Impart Some Intelligence (o
Herald's Wandering Scribe Anent War and
Early Settlement of Klamath County.-
At the
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LAST SHOWING TODAY
Tha Picture of
A THOUSAND THRILLS!
"Strange
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with 14
Distinguished Stage Star
Starting WEDNESDAY
"BEHIND THAT
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At the
PINE TREE
LAST SHOWING TODAY
(iKOItUK M. COHAN'S
Active volcano ot comedy
spouting laughs every
second.
"THE
HOME
TOWNERS"
Starling WEDNESDAY
"THE VOICE OF
THE CITY"
Henry Ford bad hi 66th
birthday the olhor day wlthou
much flourish. But then a man
can't eipect much notlr until
he'a around 90.
auto for a week's visit at Oak
land. Cal.
Mrs. C. F. Dolan who haa boen
a resident ot Tennant tor soveral
yeara, left Wedneaday to make
her home with her daughter,
Mra. M. II. Crane at Alameda,
Calif.
Mr. and Mra. George Carver
Howard who hare enjoyed
month' vacation and recreation
at Capitol Beach, Calif., returned
Friday.
Mr. Howard la high school
principal and Mrs. Howard teach
tty ZF.KH HQI'KKK
DORRIS, Calif,, Aug 10. (flpe-
al) Charles High, pioneer of
this city and 11 yeara old yea
terday, ran look upon a picture
of himself taken at a tlma when
o wore tha natty blue uniform
of a soldier of tbe Civil war.
THEN AT tba age of 1, Juat
high acbool boy, be waa a
veteran of tbrea yaaTs of that
awful strife and also a seaaoned
Indian campaigner, as ba also
helped subdua Chief Geronlmo's
band of blood-thirsty Apsche
down In Arlcona and New Mex
ico it the close ot the rebellion.
AT THE aga of H, Juat when
he should bsva bean here help
ing bis mother wssh dishes, Mr.
High was with Genersl Grant at
the terrible ba tie ot Belmont,
wber Union soldiers fell like
files while driving tbe southern
er from tbelr ilrongbold, back
toward Island No. 10 In tba Miss
issippi river.
THIS WAS In lt2, whlla tha
northern generals wore busy on
psrt of their war plan ot "al
lowing tha Fa' r of Water to
flow untroubled to the seas."
THOUSANDS of otber high
school boys were also at the
front along with Mr. High. Lear
Ing peaceful homes, where tha
ellghteat (cratch wa viewed with
alarm -by anxlou mother and
th window waa cloeed for fear
beloved son might take cold,
those same lada were now at
the front marching la torrential
ralna. aleeplng la crtiki and
charging on belching cannona
with tbe fury ot demons, all for
on purpose:
"THAT A nation conceived In
liberty and dedicated to tbe pro
position that all men ara created
equal, might sot perish from
tha earth."
IN THE Indian campaigns, Mr.
High aald tba ayatem of tba army
waa pitted agalnat tha cunning
whim ot th avag. much to
th advantage -t tba latter.
BOTH THE white and red
fought on foot- Th regulars In
their blue uniform mad dlitlnct
object which eould b aeon on
the plain for mile.
TUB APACHES, aald Mr.
High, would break Into amall at
tacking groupa and th varloua
banda kept In conatant common!
cation with each other by amok
algnata.
GIANT CACTC8 grw In that
untry and th Indian abot ar
rows Into these growths in uch
manner aa to glv Information
to any war party that chanced
that way.
WHITE SCOUTS living la the
country could read tba codea aa
well aa tha reds, Mr. High con
tinned, and this ability helped
the officers tratartslly In pur
suing their quarry. Organised
per la lance finally resulted la
getting the Apsehas corralled.
THE DOHItlH man baa the
distinction ot threshing tba first
wheat aver ire pared for commer
cial nsa in Klamath valley.
HE OWNKD an old thread
power machine where horaaa
walked on an Inclined, rolling
platform In order to keep th
wheel turning. A pleaiant fea
ture ot that day remembered' by
Mr. High are the "wedding din
ner" wblch rancher' wives aet
out for the f-ungry threshing
crew.
Youra Truly
7IEKE.
STEELHEAD RUN
DELAY CAUSED
BY POACHING
GRANTS PASS, Or., Aug. 11
(AP) Report ot wholesale
poaching of ateelhead at the
mouth of tbe Rogu river is
causing mnch Indignation among
angler wno eay tney have In
formation that tone ot tbl game
flah have been taken within tbe
paat v-ek. Poaching 1 credited
her with caualng the delayed
ran ot the ateelhead.
A ton of ateelhead waa taken
In ona night from Shasta Coata
creek near Agnesa, according to
Rainbow Gibson, who today a'.d
other poachers hsd been seen at
the mouths of cold water streams
emptying Into the lower river.
Olbon said be bad telegraphed
authentic Information to the
stste flah commlsalon insisting
npon Immediate action.
PSYCHOLOGY SCORES AGAIN
. MEMPHIS. Tenn., Aug. 11. (A
P) Psychology scores again.
Miss Vera Stone had blcccoughed
it daya until she wa "syked"
ont of It by having her mind
diverted to another worry. The
effected was obtained . by a
strong injection of drugs, tha
hospital expert explained.
FAR FROM HOME.
HILO, Hawaii Islands, Aug. 11
Kibbenhnk Is ona little Eskl-
kmo girl who bsa never seen a
oowball. Sb waa Brought nere
by Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Corey
who adopted her when sb was
a baby in Labrador. She la 11
year old and la more used to
th warm climate ot Hawaii
than that ot her native home.
NO JOBS FOR WOMEN
LONDON The Royal Mail
Packet Co.. big London firm, la
getting rid ot all its women help
and going back to tha all-male
rule that wa enforced daring
the war. Th women ara given 11
month to look for another Job.
"Mora efficiency" is one ot the
reason given-
FOR VACATION
DAYS IN
GLACIER PARK
KENO FOLKS
RETURN HOWIE
(Special to th Herald)
(Velma Pnekett, correspondent)
Keno, August 1J, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W Nelson and F. T. Nelson are
bom from Agnes, Orsgon wher
they spent several daya vlaltlng
with Mrs. Helen Lnoas and family.
Mr. L. A. Anderson who apent
a month or to bara vlaltlng wltb
Mr. Elmer Scherer and family re
turned last week to her home at
Chehalla, Washington.
Perry Wilson baa arrived from
Big Bare. California to make Keno
hla future home. For the preaant
ba la staying at tba boma of his
uncle, Charle Nelson.
Mr. McCann and Mr. Haley of
Klamath Falls were calling in
Keno on Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Puckett, son
Robert, Velda Puckett and Mary
Kerns went to th D. J. Puckett
logging camp near Macdoel, Calif
ornia on Thuraday for a tew day
camping trip.
Mrs. B. E. Kama waa called to
Southern California on the first of
August because ot the illness ot
her mother.
Mrs. Chss. Carpenter and Mra.
Carol Carpenter were Keno visit
ors here on Tuesdsy afternoon
from their home on tha Green
Springs mountain.
Mr. and Mr. V. E. Puckett and
children visited at tbe Cbaa Snow,
goose home on Thursday evening.
H. Howard transacted business
In Klamath Fall no Friday.
Ralph Puckett ot Klamath Falls
msll carrier on tha Klamath Falls
Ashland Route waa visiting here
with his mother, 6unday.
Miss Sylvia Erdmann and fath
er, Mr. Erdmann ot Eugene and
Mr. and Mrs. La Roy Erdmann of
Klamath Falla were gueata at Uie
T. i. Prabber home on Tueaday
evening.
Mr. and Mra. Cbaa. Buowgoose
and children attended the talkie
"Kitty" at tbe Vox Theatre on
Friday evening. They Enjoyed the
ahow very much.
Mr. A. II. Whtma from hla home
at Paradise Flat pasaed through
Keno, Monday on bis way to
Klamath Falla.
Mr. T. 1. Prather waa a bualness
caller la Klamath Falls on Mon
day. Th danc held at Keno on Wed
neaday night proved pretty good as
It was well attended.
Mr. and Mra. Cbaa. Bnowgoose
and children enjoyed Sunday fish
ing and plcnlclng at Williamson
River.
Mra. Guy Johnston from Mo
Collum'a mill and Mrs. Everett
Hotrhkls( were Klamath Falls
shopper oa Tueaday morning.
Mr. L. W. Andemoa from hla
ranch Spencer creek epnt
Tueaday with hla family at Keae.
Merlla Anderaoa I th prond
owner of a new row boat whloa he
purchased and lanuched ea FrU
day.
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