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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1929)
Friday, September 13, 1020 NEWSin BRIEF Will llol.l "(Jurat Nllit" i Mnuiliera uf Ilia Itualneaa (lid l'roreaaluiml Woman's olub will bold (heir annual "gueat night" do Monday, Hiipl. 19, t tlia city library rooms at II o'clock. All leachera mill other profeaaloiml women la Klauialb county are cordially Inv'loil lu attend. Thoae wlehltig to Hand am aaked lo phone lliolr resorvntlona In lo Mlaa llurnlie llootiir, (23, or Thulma Mr A ulna at 107. Aeaorlatlon Head Vlaltlng J. King llryan, managar of Ilia Oregon Retail Furnllurs Hosier's assoi-latlun, la spenilng a faw days lo Klamalh Falls looklni a Mar association work., Mr. Bryan la on of tlia kaon busl t(,l man of tlia alala. Ha la wall versed In general bualnaaa and iiaa ben a civic leader of prom inence In Portland for aoma tlnia. Leaving Moon Inula ItohorU, Rudolph Jacoha and Tom Cunning ara among tlia collnga set who will leave the cllr on September 19 for I'ort land whore Ihey will Tlalt for abort lima before resuming thalr work at Oregon Btalo college at t'orvallla. Itrtnrned From Valley County agricultural agent, C. A. Handeraon, Iiaa returned from Modford where ha attended the Jarkaoa rnunty fair bald tbaro thla work. Mr. Ilonderann ro porta a good atlandama at the fair. Ho stated that several Klainnth Knlla people wnra there. At The ORPHEUS Dolores Del Rio Supported by Warner Baxter In bar greatest plctura "RAMONA" At The LIBERTY ltrxat Engagement of Douglas Fairbanks Immortal Actios Drama "THE THREE MUSKETEERS' At The PINE TREE Today and Tomorrow SEE and HEAR May Louise McAvoy Fazenda Edward Everett Horton Alee Francis John Miljan Matthew Bets Holmes Herber "THE TERROR" At The PELICAN Eddie Qu.'.an Lina Basaucttc noniRTAriMMRnNo BlkMI BAMUIM'AU 94 AUOi IUMB4RD They're All Here! The Hoofer The Trouper The Baby Doll Vamp in this big picture of BACK-STAGE LIFE vm . ' 1 ' j Ikiylo In City John (.. Ilovln. formarlr of Klunmth Kalla, la a gueat lu tlia city today from bla home at Madford. Mr. lloyle, exalted rulxr nt the Klamath Elks, at tended Ilia apaclal meeting bald luat evening, no was receauy I rnn.fitrrml from tlia Klamath Kalla office of lha California Orngon l'owor company to mea ford whore he Is aaalatant gen eral manager of the company. However, ha still booata (or Klamath Kalla. Initiation Tonight Sieve Whitney, state (laid dep uty (or the Modern Woodmen's lodge la In Klamath Falls to '. km charge of the Initiation of a large class of new members who will bo Initiated Into that lodge at a meeting this evening at the Odd Kellows bsll at 7: SO. A large attendance Is expected to be pres ent, Including members of tbe Chlloquln and Merrill lodges. All momlinra In the city are urged to attend. Hllvrr Tea Planned Daughters of Job ara com plntlug plana for a Silver Tea to be held on Saturday, Sept ember 14 from 1:30 to t o'clock. Special matrons of the city aro requested to attend. The money derived (rom thla tea will be used to defray the e i panics for the stale convention to be held here In April, 1930. Offlrn Will lie Cliwed Judge and Mrs. W. n. names are leaving tomorrow for AI turas to sttend the Alluras Klamath Falls Southern Pacific celebration. For thla reason tbe Juallce of the Peace office will be closed at the court house, tomorrow, as wefl as several other offices. Mualc Hoctlon To Meet The mutlo section of the womon's library club will meet Monday afternoon, September IS at lha club rooms of the city library. Mrs. J. (loyal Bhaw. chairman, la In charge of ar rengementa. Programs (or the year's work will be ready at thla time. ' Uaelneea Visitor "Toe Tsrola ot me Tarnla Mo Mr company of Portland la a business vlaltor In the. city for several days. Mr .Tsrola Is a coast representative (or the Willys Knight Auto compsny. He Is accompanied on 'bis trip by Mr. Swift, district representative of the Willys Knight, Mara flip Dlv Hnran.a hla wife allegedly re ceived love lettera und r an as sumed name and treated him In an asserted cruel and Inhuman anuer, Albert A. snake yes terday filed suit (or divorce from Violet Venake. The couple were married In Watorvlllo, Wash., on Dec. SI, 1915. Peyton Klected Leslie Peyton wss elected ad' visor of the Klamath order of DeMolay at the first meeting of the fall season held last night at the Masonic hall. Mr. Peyton, a member of the Masonic lodge. aucceeda the late H. W. Bathlany, who was advisor (or the order for a number of years. Left for Dallas Dr. Glenn Moore and his moth er, Mrs. W. E. Moore, left yes terday (or Dallas on receipt of word tbst Jsmes Arthur Moore had been accldentaly killed In an auto -accident there Wednes dsy. Condition Improving Joyce Slgford, employe of the Hotel Wlllard, is reported re covering as well as can be ex pected after a major operation to which she submitted -t the Mount Zlon hospital In Ban Francisco on Tuesday. Harramento Guests II. F. Phillips and Charles Swanaon of Sacramento are busi ness guests in Klamath Falls to day. They registered at the Hall hotel this morning. (tern From Rnacburg Mr. and Mrs. John K. Fhury accompanied by J. W. Fhury are visiting friends and transacting business in the city today from their home at Kosoburg. (Jiiest in City ' Mrs. Myrtle Converse arrived recently (rom her home at Van couver to spend a short time visiting at the home o. Percy Dixon In the Honloy district. Horn From Hpt-ague River Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Schmidt ot Sprague River are visiting In the city (or a short time on business and pleasure. Portland fluents R. 11. Sturge and J. W. Brom field, Porllnnd residents are guosts at the Hall hotel while In the city on a short business trip. Here From Medford 0. L. Shatfor Is among the Modford people In the city to day. Mr. Shaffor Is a guost at the Hull hotol. Parkers On Visit Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker, well known residents of Ten nant. Calif., are vlaltlng friends In tbe city tor several days, - Hludciils Win I'rl; Margaret Goodwin, a member of lha Junior class lo the Kla math Union high school, la the wlnnsr of the kodak offered by (,'urrln's for Drugs In the recent word-bulldlng e o n t e a t. The llrownle camera, offered as a prise to grammar school stu dents, was woo by Violet Otis, sixth grude pupil. Other premi ums will be glveo to each stu dent who entered the contest if I hey will call at the store for them. ' Vleitnl lkvlmv Mrs. Elisabeth Tipton, worthy grand matron uf the Eastern Star of Oregon, accompaoled by Miss Nellie McKlnley, worthy grand secretary of Portland, motored to Lakevlew where they attended the Lakevlew lodge meeting on Thuraday evening. They returnd to Klamalh Falls and ara gueats at the borne of Mra. F. Hill Hunter today. Mrs. C. K. Den nis of the Klamath Falls chap ter accompanied them to Lake view. Now DUIIillnc Planned Construction of a new office building next year at Crater lake Is being planned," according to word received here. The new structure will cost approximately '11.000. Tha building will be lo cated at the lake Instead of at He government camp, present headquarters, and wh-n complet ed all park offlcea will be moved to the rim. The asms stria of architecture which is now used In the psrk buildings will be carried out, according to plans. itccent Arrivals Cueats at tbe Claremont hotel recently include H. II. Flanagan of Medford; Dennis O'Connoa of Lakevlew; Con Flynn of Merrill; Kooert E. Cole and wife of In ternational Falla, Minn; and Mlas Margaret Olelbe of liar-tow. Cel., who Is spending two week, h.r. as tha guests of Mr-. Florence uibson. Plan to Locate Mr. and Mra. Vosek in t- children are spending some time In Klamath county and are plan ning lo locate in Malln. They are (rom Crete. Neb. Mr. and Mrs. vosek nlan fa ! f - short time (or Olendale, Calif., 10 visit relatives but will return. Retained to Kngene . Mrs. Ruth Msnnlng and chil dren. Merle and Margaret, ac companied by Mr. Thompaon. have I ift (or their home at tin. gene, returning via Diamond lake. They have been vlaltlng (rlenda In Keno and other Klamath coun ty dlstrlcta. Dance Tonight- Class members and alumni will be hosts at a dancing arty this evening at tha Altamont hail an high school students have bepn uT.ica to auena. Jack Bowrlpg and hla orchestra will (urnlsh the music (or dsnclng Invitee Members Mrs. Z. Powell has Invited members of the Art Needle clut to a ' meeting on Wednesday September II. Book circulation will be at this meeting and all members are asked to remember the date. Returned Ronth H. M. Fish returnod last night to his headquarters In San Fran' claco after conferring with bus! ness men In tbe city. Mr. Fish Is a Southern Pacific photo grapher. For Phone 1971 THE BVEfflNqjIBRAtn Ilaby Improving ' Tho three weeks old sod of Mr. and Mrs. Mllloo llllmer under went a serious operation' at tbe Hlllalde boapltal Tuesday. Accord ing to a physician's report this morning the child's condition Is Improving. Mr, Kilmer's sister, Miss Tbelma IIIImMT of Rosalia, Wash., a trained nurse. Is here to attend the child. 1 Met Today Members of the Klamstb Falls Woman's Llbrsry club met this afternoon at the Hotel Wlllard for a 1 o'clock luncheon. A good attendance was at the meet Ing. Dlscusalon of various prob lems wss earrled on and business for the yesr outlined. Snnstor Butler II Senator Robert K. Butler, prominent resident ot The Dalles, is a guest st tha Hall hotel today during a short business visit here. Senator Butler will attend the Alturas-Klamath Fulls transcon tinental railroad celebration to morrow. Visiting Hlatcr ! ' Miss Rhea Colsoo of Ssnta Bar bara, Calif., Is visiting ber sister on Oregoo avenue before return ing to Seattle where she plans to enter tbe University of Wash ington. Announce Illrth Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Toung an nounce tbe birth of a 7 pound 16 M ounce son this morning at the Klamatb Valley hospital. Mr. Young la an employe of tbe Lake Lumber company at Lakevlew. Left for Idaho , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutladge and son, Rerald. of tha Keno district, left (or Idaho to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Rutledge's brothor. Visiting In City Mr. and Mra. Frank P. Cor- penlng ot Tula lake district are vlaltlng In the city for several days and are stopping at the Claremont hotel. Here Transacting Buslnees Etta F. Benney of San Fran cisco is among the business visit ors In tbe city today. Mlas Benny la sn employe of the Hunt-Mick compsny of the southern city. . i . Opening New Pool Hall- Mr. Charles Crawford Is open ing a pool room and soft drink parlor In the Htrvl building In Malln. Arrangetnen (or tbe opening are near completion. Award Prize O. K. - Puckett, well known resident of Klamalh county a one of those awarded a prise In tbe nation-wide EasunaaV Kodak .Jim contest. . . - . Moved to Lakevlew Mr. and Mrs .Ray Ewlng and son. David, have moved to Lake- view where Mr. Ewlng has accept ed a position. Returned to Malln Mrs. E. Maupln and Infant son are home from the Klamath Val ley hospital. Tha baby has been nsmed Robert Charles. Medford Visitor , S. A. Seekatx Is among the registrants at the Kern hotel to day. Mr. Skeeats la here on a short business trip. Here on Bnslncee A. J. Mason ot Wood river Is among the business visitors in Klamath Falla today. Announcement- You are cordially invited to inspect Klamath F alls newest and up-to-the-minute Furniture Store. Whether you buy or not, we want you to come in and get acquainted. OPEN, Business Today Shontz & Squire KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Chamber of Commerce Will Close Offices of the chamber of com merce will close tomorrow so tbst those working lo tha office will have the day free to attend tbe Klamath Falls-Alturas celebra tion to be held at Alturas and Hackamora tomorrow. Miss Kuta Cofer will be In tbe office to register cars and preside ovsr the Information bureau (or the dsy. Esperted to Itetu Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Neal Stew- are expected to return this week end from a two-week vacation trip. They are motoring through Oregon, Washington and In to Vancouver, B. C, before return ing south. Mrs. Stewart will re sume her position at Moe's store tbe first of the week. Hperlal Representative Here- Edward Duffy, special repre sentative of the Denver A Rio Oranda railroad. Is a business visitor In tbe city today. Mr. Duffy plans to remain until to morrow when he will accompany the special train to the Alturas celebration, Ray Black In City- Ray Black, Park City, Calif., reglatered bis car at tbe chamber of commerce tbla morning and secured a non-resident permit. Mr. Black plans to remain In the city (or two months and has taken up his residence at 70S North Ninth street. Will Attend Celebration- Misses Dorothy Stevens and Lola Plxley of the chamber of commerce offices will be among those (rom Klamath Falls to at tend the Alturas-Klamath Falls transcontinental celebration to be held tomorrow at Alturas. . asslng Through L. A. Dodson stopped In Kla math Falls (or a short time this morning (rom his home at Stea ling City, Calif. Mr. Dodaon reglatered at ihe chamber of commerce. Hoot hern Visitor L. C. Goodman of Kelseyrllle, Calif., Is a business visitor In the city (or several days. 'Jr. Good man arrived (rom the south yes terday. New Members Edward Stouemgo and W. E. Carter are tbe new members of the ohamber of commerce this week. Here Prom Bay Mr. W. B. Putman, Jr.. of Bly la a visitor In the city;. . BARBER LANDS DESPITE LACK Ot PASSPORTS LONDON. Sept. IS. (AP) The New York barber of Will - lam F. Kenny, wealthy contractor after being detained by Immlgra- tlon authorities at Southampton when he arrived aboa-d fie Lev- lathan today has bee: given per- mission to land In England. It I was stated In London this aft ernoon. ' . Louis Arlco, (or whose services Mr. Kenny telephoned when he decided European barbers were not equal to tbe task ot dipping hla rather scanty locks, was so delighted with tbe chance ot go ing to Europe that he sailed with out his passport. The perml"'on to land has been given on the understanding that Louis will return to New York when the Leviathan sails next Tuesday, as he Lad original ly Intended. McCarthy Bldg. STYLE SHOW E An aager, excited crowd that waited in front of K. Sugar man's store, last evening saw summer fade Into autumn as the opening of the store's annual style exposition and fashion par ade announced tha new aeason. K. Sngarman waa hoat to the townapeople and each woman entering the store waa presented with a beautiful rose. 8tore docoratlons exceeded those of former yeara and added to tbe gaiety of the occasion. Those viewing the wlndowa saw noth ing that would remind them of hot summer daya or cool moun tain and fishing stream retreats that were so popular, the past seaeon. Instead they aaw pre sentations of Society Brand and Stamford clothes that gave them a desire to purchase. Flor shelm shoes and Dobbs bats were also featured. Prises were awarded last eve ning to the best dancers. Pearl Collister and John Hawkins were glveo the preference and an other prise will be awarded again this evening when the show Is to be repeated. Other prises Include $28 (or the best man, $10 (or the sec ond best men, the choice of any pair of aboes In Moe'a shoe store will be awarded by' Rex McCargar to the best dressed woman. The second best dress ed lady attending the show this evening will be given a choice of any pair of $6.00 shoes in Moe's store. Jimmy McCluskey, Klamath's POPULAR ant fords Saving Savjtac Prices for Saturday NOTE All advertised prices are good at all Santford Savings Stores iri Klamath County. . Pickles Fancy medinm etxe Dllle. They are cheap. .19 Lg. 2Vt csui- ! 1 : 1 ' t I Baking Powder Schillings best Cream ot Tartar Baking Powder. It'a cheap. $1.69 5 lb. can. Grape Fruit Dro- ?dary faney quality tree-ripened Florida Fruit. .25 Large can. Pineapple Llbby's pack. I- '- grade, brok a slices et Santtords Saving Price .20 Lg. 2V can. Malt Syrup Puritan, one ot the best Malts tor all purposes. u.2vt. .55 Gelatin Royal pure fruit flavor. We guarantee every package. .25 3 pkgs.- Pancake Sperrys best, every sack guaranteed at Santtords Saving Price .65 10 lb. sack.. Coffee Fancy Blend best bulk. It's a fine Breakfast Coffee. 33c Per. Lb antords javingly3arkcts youthful and talented singer, will . again give selections this evening. Rex McCargar and his orchestra are furnishing the e Oysters Fancy quality Urge Eastern Oysters. Every can is solid pack. Medium Size Can .15 Tuna Fish Argo B id Light Tuna Meat. We guarantee every can. .20 Lg. can.. Salmon Llbby pack, medinm red faney Salmon. , Medium - size can .15 Each. Noodles Red Diamond Brand extra fancy Chinese Noodles. Large packages .25 4 pigs........ Tomatoes Fancy quality. Rogue River grown picked ripe.. Fresh from the garden. .49 Per Crate- Bacon Medium weight Fancy Cure Bacon at Santtords Sav ing Price , .25 Per. Lb.. Liver Calves' Liver at a Saving Price , Per Lb........ 25 Beans Bayo best quality Califor nia Beans at Santtorda Saving Piice .10 Per Lb . 426 MAIN STREW PAGE THRKn muslo for the promensde and (or dsnclng. i J Potatoes were first aea by Euro pea na la Perui about 1111. Stores Salt Leslie's Iodlxed In 2-pound ' can. The best (or shelter. .lo; , 2 lb. can...'- -. - - Sardines- Sun-Kist Brand extra fancy small Sardli . In , pure . oiive on. .25 2 cans- Old Dutch One of the best Cleansers to be had. Buy . at Sant forda Saving - Price .19 3 lg. cans.- Soap Crystal White, the real Laundry Soap. Cheap at Santtords Saving ' Price , .35 10 lg. bars.- Rice " California long ' sraln head s Rice. It's cheap. 4Lbfc;:: f25 Pork & Beans Bean Hole Beans, packed by ; Van Camp without tomato sauce. Regular lBo sixe .10 Each..- Pumpkin ; Del Monte Brand (aney Pie Pumpkin. It's cheap. fancy Pi cheap. . I .39 CaL size Tomatoes Rogue River pack, fancy hand solid pack. .39 Gal. size-
