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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1929)
Mnndnyf October 21, 1020 NEWS IN BRIEF Leaves For Portland F. V. Komi, vt the United funics ' llursuu o( Entomology, laft today (or Portland where be will be located la Hit future. Mr. Kuan plain to leave the fifteenth or December for a (rip to South America. He will be accompanied by 8. n. Black of San Francisco. Mr. Kern and Mr. Black will be In South Am erica (or three mouths. Purchase Home Mr. and Mra. V. J. Jnanpliann have purcbanad boma at 104 Karl etroet from II. H. Bmllb of Portland. Mr. Joaaphson la connected wllh lha Oraat North am railroad. Tha hoina waa (ormarlr owned by Mr. C. T. parlay until ha rec...ly left for Htaylon. Oregon. Tha Favell Ulley Realty company repreeent ad Mr. It. K. Bmllh In lha trane actlnn. Han Franclaco lirgl.traiils Ban Prauvlaro roglatrauta at tha local botala ovar tha wook and Inoluda Lralle K. Kanatar, John Megner, George 8. Medllls, J. Ilanry, W. U. Hchuck, John K. Kfar.lt, J. O. McCorniack. R. K. llanaon. W. F. Urahama. T. R. Westhouse. T. Klllott, R. O. rranch, II. 0. Hamilton. George flhalby and Mr. and Mra. F. 0. Drown, Mra. Castro Wl Mra. A. L. Castro of Folsom City. Calif.,' tort thla morning on tha Southern Pacific to re turn to bar boma In tba south after vlalllnl here tor loni tlma. Mra. Caatro plana to visit In Sacramento for eeveral daya 'be fura raturnlnc home. Kjiroule Homo T, J. Mitchell left tbla morn ing for Eugene where ha will vlalt for aereral daya before returning to hie homa at Port land. Mr Mitchell haa been epending a abort tlma In Klam ath Palla on bualneaa. oatlim Visitor George Gonterman of Ft. Fred Steele, . Wyoming, la among tha recent arrlvale In Klamath ralli to make bla future home. Mr. Oontermen made tha trip to Klamath by motor and haa socur ed a non realdent permit for hla far. trXeill Bags Hark V. E. O'Neill returned Sun der Bight from week'a bunt ing trip on Summer Lake Kim. ua the laat day of the bunt Mr. O'Neill waa fortunate enough to hoot a four point mule deer. Returned Home Mra. ' H. 0. Bishop.- who haa beea attending abort tlma flatt ing frlenda In Klamath ralli. left thla morning for her home In Redding, Calif. Lea Roewton Raremeful Leo Houaton waa one of tha lucky hunters yeaterday and re tamed home with a four point bark which he got In the Poka gema district. Hrre Prom Illy b Mr. and Mra. Lealla Roaa were ahopplng and vlaltlnr. frlenda In tba city oyer the week end from their home at Bly. Mia Ttiomaa I City Mlaa Nellie Thomaa, teach er In tha Malln aohoola waa ahopplng In lha city Saturday. Hrre Saturday Mra. Oreille Elliott and her daughters were In tha city Sat urday from the Klamath Agency. At the PELICAN Theatre LAST HHOWI0 TOD.IT . MORTON DOWNEY (Hinging Star of "Mother's Boy) In "Lucky In Love" TUESDAY NIGHT IS COUNTRY STORE OJf THE SCREEN "THE GREENE MURDER CASE" At the PINE TREE Now See and Hear! ltd' With H. n. WARNER and AT THE LIBERTY LAST SHOWING TODAY TOM TYLER In "THE PRIDE OF PAWNEE" Portland (jural a... lha iinrl In n.1 rm lit ran la at local hotela thla morning are Alouio Morrnon, Virginia tiara, Curtla B. Urlffln, A. M. Durant, II. K. Coffoy, Fred Barer, O. Ii. Illooni, George T. Taylor, O. W. Leiffller, H. II. (lallle, F. U. Hall, II W ICvaiia II tl Kraueaa. tl. (I. Ilrownell, Kenneth Hniltb, Wul. lace DeWlii, Hate iieinnrooa, r. It. Alilera, F. O. rarlngton, K. Alaaon Lawrence, Mr. and Mra. frank Deamltt, P. W. lli-arh, It. W.. Welaon, K. Hchwnrlg and L. Mooner. DeUiaJiy Clrclo Notified Mnmbera of tna Bothany circle of tha Ftret 1'reabyterlan church are notified of the meeting to be hold on October 14. at the borne of Mra. J. V. Urewbakor at 1X1 Kaptanade. Tba hoateea will be aaalated by Mra. Ilean and Mra. Andrraon. All membera are urged to attend thla meeting. Member Will Meet Mnmbera of tha Miriam circle of the Flrat Treabyterlan cbu(cb will hold a meeting on Thuraday, October tl, at the home om Mra. C. 11. Landla at SB High alreet, Mra. A. M. Worden will aaalat the hoateaa. Aanuunre lllrth Mr. and Mra. J. L. llaaklni, prominent and well known resi dents of the Morrill dlatrlct, an nounce tba bin b of an elgbt pound boy at tba Hlllalde hoapltal on Sunday afternoon, Thla la their fourth child. Mam Malt-burn II Bam Malcborn, deputy fire marahal from Portland, la among tba bualneaa vlaltor In Klamath Palla for aereral daya. Mr. Male horn haa made -out of tha city trlpa to Lakerlew and Horrla from here. Hrre) Pro in Levtalon E. O. Conner of Lewlaloo, Idaho, la a new arrlral In the city to remain Indefinitely. Mr. Conner recently reglatered hla car at the chamber of commerce. A. H. Hoerabaum Return A. B. Roaenbaum haa returned to Klamath Kalla from Portland where he apeut aereral daya on bualneaa, Mr. Roaenbaum la general agent of the Southern Pacific. t t. H. Steele In KUtnath J. H. Steele, realdent of Mon rovia. Calif., la among the out of town Tlaltora here on bual neaa. Mr. Steele plana to re main until October ZD. Jimmy Floyd Improved Jimmy Floyd haa returned to hla dutlea In the ticket office at tba Southern I'aclflo depot, after being confined .to hla home 'for aereral daya with Illness. Kirk Vleltora Mr. and Mra. L. Lanier flatt ed In the city Saturday with Mra. Langer'a parenta, Mr. and Mra. Kd Propat. Thay returned Sun day to their home at Kirk. Kxpreted Soon Mra. Stella Bheeta Man! la eipected In Klamath Palla thla week to vlalt for a ahort time with frlenda. Mra. Manl's home la at Tieka, California. Dnrrla Visitor L. L. Breever la among the Dorrla reaidenta In Klamath Falla for a bualneaa trip. Left For Kugcne Iter., H. Uogatad loft morning for Kugene on Southern Pacific, , thla the VHTOIt VARCOM At Crater Park Arthur L. Day, evlentlet and volcanologlat and director of the Pliyalral Laboratory at Waahlug ton, I. O. who baa been appoint ed collaborator of the national parka aervlca, la at Crater Lake national park to etudy the for mation and geology, Hla apeclnl aolaalon la to atuily out the beat locatlona for the new II foot rim that will be built In the future, ao that It will Include the beat plarea along lha drive In which to view the lake and tha moat Important geology foaturee of the rim. It la aot known luat when work on building thla rim will atart. Many VUlt Lake Between f.000 and 1,000 people In about J. 000 cara have vlalted Crater Lake National park ao far tbla month, accord ing to a report (rom park bead quartera at Medford. The weather In the park la dnacrlbed aa delightful. During the mid dle of the week a little anow fell at the rim but did not re main. Claremont tiueeta Reglaterlng at the Claremont during the paat week were J. P. Horahfelt and brother, Frank Horahfnlt of Eieter, California, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Terry of Reno, Nov.; Mra. Kllta Swift, Fort Klamath, and Mra. Jerry Murphy and children of Malln. Urlitjre Tomorrow On Tueaday the Kagloa auxili ary will give the eecond of a aer lea of delightful bridge partlea at the Oriental Ball room at tlb and Walnut. Arrangementa arc In charge of Mra. Ira Morrla and Mra. Jaeale Kyle. Reaervatlona may be made by calling Mra Morrla at J 07-J. Five Varaarlea Open There are; at 111 five racanciea la the night gym claaa at the Klamath Union high achoui which meeta on Tueaday and Thuraday evenlnga, according to an announrement made recently by Mlaa Margaret Jewell wbo Inatructa the claaa. Child Itreaka lg Little Ann Stevenaon, daughter of Mr. and Mra. George Stev enaon of the Tula Lake dlatrlct, la Buffering with a fractured leg. The break la not a aerloua one, and It la expected that Ann will aoon be running about again. Mra. Weat Eipected Home Mra. Walter Weat la expected home Friday from a two moot be tour of the East and Middle Weat. Mra. Weat haa been vlalt Ing relative and frlenda In Top eke. Kanaaa. Chicago, and Syr acuae. New York. VUltlue Daunllt Mra. William Weaton arrived In the city Sunday evening to apend aome time vlaltlng her daugblor. Mr. T. P. Henderson. Mr. Weaton haa been living In Santa Monica for the paat montha Mia Friike More .North Mia Lydla Frlrke left thla morning to vlalt the achoola In the northern part of the county. Mlaa Frlcke waa accompanied by Mr. Jamea Perry. They will go on to Bend and . will apend a tew daya there. G urate From Roerhurg Mr. and Mra. Fred Schwartx of Roseburg wero the gueata of Mr. and Mra. T. S. Abbott over the week end. Mr. and Mra SchwarU attended the Batea Crawford wedding at the Abbott home Saturday night. O'ljuurhltn In Portland C. P. O'Laughlln, prominent bualneaa man of thta city la In Portland for an indefinite period of time. Mr. O'LaughllD re ported to the United State Vet eran'a hoapltal for examination. Rrnorta At Vctrrn, HoapitaJ H. L. Weat of Tula "Lake, rec ently of Klamath Kalla. loft Saturday for Portland to report for examination at the United Statea Votoran'a hoapltal. Happy Hour Club Meet Membera of tha Happy Hour club will meet at the home of Mra. J. J. Keller, T1S Jefferaon on Tueaday afternoon. All member are requcated to attend thta meeting. At Hall Hotel A. W. Wakefield of Bly waa among the recent Tlaltora at the Hall hotel, and (pent the woek end In KlamiMh Falla visiting friends and ahopplng. Ren Vranrlaro Vlaltol Mp. and Mra. H. It. Williams of San Francisco visited frlenda here for short time on Sunday. They were gueata of the Hall ho tel while here. Here From Lakevlew J. W. Rehart accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Herman Arsnor and amall daughter Shirley, arc In Klamath Fall On business. In City Saturday Mrs. James Pelton and Mr. Lindsay Slsetnore were hero from Ft. Klamath Saturday. Beautiful Women Use Mello-Glo Beauties who guard their com plexione use MELLO-GLO Face Powder only. Famoua tor purity its coloring matter la approved k lh. ftnvernnmnt- The akin never looka paaty or flaky. It apreada more smooiuiy mu piw ducea a youthful bloom. Made by a new French process. MEL-I.O-GI.O Fare Powder stay on longer. Uiidcrwood'a Pharmacy. Adv. TUB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, Irregularities in Spine Cause Adenoid, is Chiropractic Claim The word "adenoids" has been ao commonly used that the aver age parson foals that they know exactly what la meant by It, As aooa a on hears the expression they Immediately aaaoclate It with amall srhool boy or school girl backward la their studies, and with more or lusa of as Im paired Intellect. Thla la largely because of tha campaign of edu cation which has bean carried forward unceasingly to Impress the public with the danger of this condition. What Do Adeaolde Produce? There la so question but that adenoid growths occurring In the nose or In the throat very often give rise to a train of symptoms which, are aerloua enough with out adding to them s aupposed deficient mentality. Aa a growth In the naaal paaaagea, they give riae to a mechanical obatructlon to tbi ai? Tblcb ahould paas, by tbla channel, Into and out from the lungs. Becaua of this ob atructlon, tha child la often forced to breathe through the mouth, and thla paaaage la sup posed In some mysterious way to affect the mind. It baa bun said repeatedly that adenolda are productive of catarrh. Inaofar aa the adenoid is usually congested. It gtvea off aa exudate slightly In excess of that which would otherwlae be produced. "lowerer, , It la not reasonable to aaaume that an ex- eaalve growth in the noae or (n the pharynx producee a con gestion and a catarrhal condition In mucous membrane removed from direct contact with them. Indeed, It la not reasonable to aaaume that even thoae mucous membranea which are in contact with the adenolda are congested, becauae of that contact. Caaea without number hare had the adenolda removed, and the mentality of the child has changed not one particle, all-of which leada ua to the conclusion that adenolda are sot aa aerlons a condition as w have been led to believe. Aa a mechanical obstruction It is harmful, and every effort should be 'made to effect Ita re moval, but not to aubjoct a child to aurgery, expectlnc result that cannot be obtained, and then to find that within a few months the growth hss returned aa large or larger than ever. What Caoaea AdraoidsT The chiropractor can give yon a logical reason why the adenoid baa grown. Logically, it the cauae of the adenoid can be re moved, and la removed, not only will the adenoid disappear, but It will not recur. The cause of an adenoid grow ing either In the nasal passage or In the throat can ba reason ably explained chlropractlcally. The Root of the Trouble. There la only one place, name ly the point at which the nerve la given off from the spinal cord and paasea between the bony aeg- menta of the spinal column. If these bony segment are. not In their normal position, they pro duce -a pressure upon the nerve fibres; consequently the carrying capacity of those norve fibres Is Impaired, and as a result of that, aome abnormal condition manlfosts . Itself In the 1 sues supplied. Whether this abnormal ity la In tha form of catarrh, or whether It la In the form of ade noids, depends entirely on what class of fibre la under pressure. It the secretory fibrea are In volved, catarrh exists; while If expansion fibre are affected, adenoids are the result. What To Da. The chiropractor la especially trained to locate these abnormal ities of the body segments; and to - restore them to the normal condition. When thla la done, the catarrh or adenolda must disappear, because the causa of tvelr production has been re moved. ' (All Right Reserved) - Cut Out Sign Mall Today Tha Chiropractic Health Bu reau of Klamath Falls, care of the Herald, Klamath Falls, Ore. Please send me. without cost or obligation on my part, copy of the new Booklet describing Chiro practic Health Service. Name . Address City Advert larnirnt. . It that The OREGON They Speak Your Language THERE was a time when you had to take an interpreter into the store with you when you went shopping, a few hun dred miles from home. Even familiar pro ducts were sold in strange forms, and un der queer names. was one of the disadvantages of travel had to be taken along with the plea- Nowadays the millions of Americans who go visiting their neighbors North, South, East and West, encounter no such dif fifulty. The picturesque beauty, the quaint customs that make other sections of the country different and delightful have all their old appeal. You can still hear mel low mission bells in California. You can eat terrapin in Bdtimore, or sleep in a Ver mont farm-house under an ; Ethan Allen quilt. But in any of these localities you can buy your favorite toilet soap, or breakfast cereal, or automobile tires as readily as in your own town. The trade-marks and the packages speak your language. National advertising has made good brands of merchandise uni formly known from coast to coast. If you read the advertisement and use advertised goods, you are at home in any store in America Evening Herald PAGE THREE
