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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1929)
Friday, December 13, 1929 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AGE NS3 NEWSin BRIEF Character Close-Ups ITTI "THfc- HUBbY OT THIS LADY IS ttAOINQ P DOUBlr- Uf;fc Mt'S TAKING BIG CWrNHCfcS', AS TH3 MOUTH ANO NOSl INDICATfc-SU?1RCUPQSITY Isiapfrt Propoaad Roate A proposed ririil delivery rome through l.uill Valley wee look- 4 ovsr Thursday by puatal lu- enactor. John McCall, KUamalh rails posinissler, and the pout uitt at lloninu. Several weeks ego (h people who reside la l.sn gall Vslley prepsred a petition easing tba poetal dnpartment fur gel I vary earvl'-e. which waa sent la Robert D. Bailer, representa tive from tbla district. Tha pro poaad route aurta at llouauta. rani along tba aait side of tba vW ly aad back tha wait aid to tba starting point. A raral delivery raala glvee tba same service eg a postofflce. It was siplalnad, lime tba tarriar It allowed in sell atampa, saabe oat money orders, ax a. Accepte Foaltloa Irana . Montgomery, who paaaad tba civil aiamlnatloa ne ceeeary, a abort lima ago, baa acepled a poaltlua aa temporary aubatllula claVk In lha loral poat iifflce to eaalst during tba boll da If runh. Hrtarnlug South K. K. Duffy, ampler of tba Denver KIq Urand, la raturnlni aoiiib to Ban FranHaro thta even. aftnr a brief business t la It n l-'nmalh Kails and vicinity. Visiting In Hertford Mrs. Olana Tarrlll of Klamath Palla la visiting In Madford with lir paranla, Mr. and Mrs. J. B Colenisn. Recently Mra. Tarrlll wss honored wllh a bridge lunoh "in at tha Blua flower Inn. Ilrre ea Bnalnraa . Mr. and Mra. J. W. Evan ar tundlng tha day In Klamath Kalle visiting frlnads and Ireu acting business from tbtlr hoav at Cblloquln. Will Talk at High School A talk oa "Haaltb" will ba glv- an br Mra. H. D. Llord Btawart to tha mam ban ot tba glrla' laagua of tba blgb scbool aaat Wednee dar noon. Tbla will ba tba third talk to ba delivered to tba girls. which sarlas Is balng aponiorad br Mlas Kstbarin Plrleh. Tba two previous talks bar baaa glr. an br Mrs. Karl Reynolds oa "What Wall Dressed High Hcbool Ulrl Should Wear," and br Mra. Geo. Cunning oa "Poise, Talking, Vole and Tact." Para IOO Hi Carl Rldell, bookad at tba po lka station as a "bootlegger," yes tardar plaadad gulltr to a eharga of breaking glasa oa tba straat, and paid a flna of 1100 la polle court bsfora City folic Judge U. a. Ballenllne. Rldoll waa ar raaiad Wadaaadar alibt at Tenth aad Lincoln straats br Officer T. A. Tottan. Docrle Vlaltoiw Mra. Irrlng Kaataraoa ot Dor rls, waa la tba clly Tburadar oa a shopping tour, leaving for Nebraska Jack Baal of Swaaaon'g barbar ahop will laara Saturday for Ka- braaka. flraalrr fiefs Award According to word received bara today William Baaalar, tackle oa tba lilt football equad of tha University of Idabo, had recall ed bla first award for football la that unhrersllr. Hauler la from Klamath falls and wall known hare. Tbe awards were Totad this week br tba azecutlra board of tba University of Idaho at Mos cow, and presented Tuesday. Return to Klamath Mrs. Lillian rietcber, national officer of tba Brotherhood ot American Yoemea, and L. H. Ksell,, atata supervisor, left tbla morning for Klamath Kails after seversi days spent In Band. Thera waa entertained last night a small group of local club members at tba borne of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew pelereca. Bend Bulletin. Here From Bollywood Dan Clark, C. E. B. Crapnell. A. F. Erlckaon and E. F. Flynn are guoata at tba Wlllard Hotel. registrant from Hollywood. Calif. Lett for Spokane Mr. and Mra. E. II. Imhoff left last night for Spokane, Wash., wbara they were called by tha seri ous lltneaa of Mr. ImhoU's mother. Know at 1'aullna La Twenty-four Inches of saow ov- ers tha ground at Paulina lake. In tba Newberry crater south of Bend, R, C, Burgess, national for- est ranger stationed at LaPlne, re ported yesterday, Heavy anow fell la tha Caacadas west of Bend, LaPlne and Creacent, and tha depth la now well orer two feet. Will Hold rule The Woodcraft Thimble elul will hold a sale ot fancy work, cooked food and candy on Dec. lth at tba Sanitary Market. 701 Main street Kastera Vlaltora W. O. Koapp, Denver: O. B. Vincent, New York Clly; aud David Dentwell are among tbe eastern Tlaltore at local hotels tbla morning. Mra. Webb Imprmrd- Mrs. T. J. Wsbb Is able to be out again after being confined to her borne on Melroae with Illness the past week. Geo. Muhle ta Klaaaaih Geo. O. Muhla, accountant, of Marshflsld, I In Klamath Falls today oa business. Mr. Muhla Is doing work for tha Klamath Heat ing company today. This morn ing ha left with Harry Llntnar and want to Tala Lake oa a several hours' buatibg trip, rsturnlng with alaa geese. Mr. Muhl will return tbla evening to, Manb fleld. Ala-onta VUitor Mra. A. M. Tomeeth of Algoma waa ahopptng la Klamath Palls yaaUwdar. Modoc Point Visitor Mlas Dorothy Williams of Mo doe Point waa In Klamath Palla Thursday. Maurlro Colli ne Retoraed Maurlea C. Colllaa baa returned to bis home at Cbleo, Calif., after a brief business aad pleeeure vlalt la Klamath rails. Retara From Calif Mr. and Mra. N orris Nsltsel and daughter Shirley bar returned from a tbraa waeka vacation In California, f Confined to HovpUal II. A. Ruade ot tha A. T. Gra ham company is confined to the Klamath Valley boepltal, where ha la rer-tivlng medical attention. Hrldge Clob SIrt Eaatern Star Bridge club No. t met at the homa of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Humphrey on Twelfth street Thursday avealaf. Tare table wer ta play during tkw eve ning. Left for nidiMaaj , . -Mr. Margarot Hanson, who k& beea visiting Mead bar far a abort time, ntarned this wtorklng to her bom at nodding, Calif. . WILL AID kl MI.NEMa . u vTASHINOTttk, !. i, (Af To euahla axpaaalon of tb federal goveramenl' hag poo He balldlnga program, tk how publle b'ltldlnga eommlttoo U day apprt. -ad the Elliott bill g provlda JJO.00,000 la adduloa. ta tha snm aliwadr authorise! for ranetrnetloa of poatolfl aad other federal bulldiaga. IU-turns to Denaty Shop Mrs. E'ho Kubl'tt will return to Moe's beauty shop tbe first of tbe week. Iierauaa of illness, Mrs Sublott has been unable to b In the shop since esrly last summer. Oal ft WeUa ropalar A movement baa baaa ander amy both la Madford aad Klam ath Palla, avr since It became known that I'alted Niatea Marahal Muishklaa waa nut to ba re-ap-polatad aad woald be euceaeded by John R. Dsy ot Portland, to have to latter, oa taking office, retain Cal C. Wells, who haa been deputy Called Slates marshal for several year la the Southern Ore gon district, la that position. It la understood that practlrallr a!! of Southern Oregon will bark tbla ovepieat, because of the efflcleo- ey of Mr. Wells ana hie personal popularity. It la understood bat Mr. Day has already bean appris ed of tba wish thst Wella be re tained. Oregontaa. Advleea fhaiaa T. N. Roblaoa and J. A. Smith am Madford raeldenta who arr vlaltlng Klamath Palla todiy Another Medford man hero yes terday, George Hallander, ad vised motorist to ba aure to use chains going orer th- Green Springs hlehway since tba recent heavy anowtall haa made tbe highways dangeroua, but with alow going and tba as of chain R hi eeay to gat from Klamath an Madford and Aahland with lull or no trouble. Tat" Lower Hero Tat" Lonnrran la apendlns a I abort lime la Klamath rail vlaltlng bla friends and tending to buslnnaa matters from hla Portland homa where he la at- filiated "h tba Insurance bnsl aeee. Mr. Lonarna visited K1--irsth Palls enma time ago and attended the Kntgbtl of Colum bia banquet when th Sacred Heart ebarch was dedicated. Pert la ad rl1!ranU Portland regiatrant a ira. hotels: C. L. mrieit. n. r.. Nathanshsn. C. K. White. P. E Renner, A. Wllle, H. D. Alwood Alvln Miller. Mr. end Mrs Thorns Watann. Prenrle Cook R. E. White, O. J. Cbarla, Pat Lonergan, J. E. Scruggs. R. O Simmons. J. B. Ishea, P. 8 Brown. Dr. R. P. Dla. Dr. A J. Brock and C. T. Todd. PHara Annoonfed Othara who won prlic In the recent Christmas opening- Pn aored her laat Prldar. have bean announced. Margaret Slay maker waa given the purse at lha Plo Ann shop and Bam Bchlftner received a pair of gloves from th Camming rur Shop. Tailed to mtnnle Mrs. Joseph Ewlng, wife of tha assistant rector of 8t. Paul's Epis copal church, will leave Saturday fnr Rookford. III., wber h haa been called by the serious Illness of her father. Mrs. Ewlnf will be accompanied by her little son, Joe, and their stay will ba Indefinite. Visitor From Wnahlngton J. J. O'niloy. Seattle: A. 0. Markwell, Seattle: A. J, Or-ff. Tacnma: Mr. and Mra. R. J Murphy, Olnaplt: Mr. and Mr Prank Thompson, Spokane, are -mone th Washington visitors la Klamath Palla today. vi.iiia. i. Klamath Fdward E. Pelllg, Rend: J. R. Davis. Ashland: V. P. Rakaie. Balom. Sam Viet, Medford: P. It. Evans. Oranta Pasa and T. R. West and R. F. Thompson of Th Dslles ar visitors la Kla math Palla today from Oregon poinlg other than Portland. tTarlalmxl Innrrla-ai Lettei Letters being held at th local Mtt Affile marked unclaimed foreign laturg, ar addressed to th following: C. B. Clnpp, u rtalanaet Orlando 0. Prink "t FOR HIM - That Win Appreciation a, Slip-On Wool Sweaters V-neck, medium weight, for dress wear. Choice of colore and patterns. Men's depsrt ment. PI rat floor. $4.39 Colorful PAJAMAS Psncy broadcloths and flan nel. Middy or coat style. Large assortment ot colors and pat tarn. $2.98 $4-50 71 L-av i I HANDKERCHIEFS Holiday rucked with or without Initials Eighty-Nine CenU Fur-Lined Leather Glove Excellent quality ideal for driving A QQ Golden Rule Price v BeaconCloth Robes la fancy eolora. Novelty trim ming. Good weight Choice of patterne. All slses. $4.85 UP tt.Vfh Silk Ties Over 1,000 to select from. In beautiful patterns and color. Special Christmas display. 50c $l-oo $1.50 $2.35 Leather Bill Fold Small size for new currency $1.25 Fancy Suspenders Xmas Boxed $1.00 Belt Set Genuine bridle leath er belt, fancy buckle $1.00 Garter Seta Garters and Hand kerchief, garters and arm bands, y etc f DC Rayon or Silk Mufflers In gay colors, many patterns. Triced at only 98c $2-49 Poppy Silk V" SHIRTS Colors ot bin, taa, green or tJV V , gray. Sella la most stores for Tv"""5 v '' 17.00. Collar attached. Our 'Ji . d- best grade. r AZfct $5.50 1 Linen Handkerchiefs, initials, colored borders ; without 25c The Golden Rule is headquarters for Traveling Bags, Hat Boxes . and all kinds of Luggage. Dress Flannel Shirts in colors ni $6oo patterns v Silk Socks Choice of color and patterns. All sues, la Xmas boxes. 2 Pair $1.00 Ona choice tot ot pur silk sox. ' $1.00 pair WOOL GLOVES A dres glov la colors. Snap wrist, medium weight. Exactly aa Illustrated. $1.65 Men's Department First Floor --gaasffJMBBBjaksaajaj CCONOMSTS IN THE NAME OUR POLICY ..aMaK 3 IT BaW mJ M S am m-i m. aaV " JA N a. M -sa II Special Holiday Display By Golden Rule (The Linen Center of Southern Oregon) ' DAMASK CLOTHS AND NAPKINS Tbla Is our finest lino of Im ported Irish linens snowy white, made by nationally known man ufacturer and guaranteed by them as well aa by tbia store. 2x2 yards $ S.2S 2x2 Vi yards 6.2S 2x3 yards 13.80 Napkins, half dozen 3.48 Boxed Lunch Sett A gift that yoa may give with great pride as no home haa enough of tbeaa practical and useful sets. Large variety of also. Napkins to match. $2.95 UP Linen Towels Specially purchased for holiday shoppers guaranteed pure lin en fast color and prices range from SOc to 11.50 earb. 50c UP Martex Bath Sets Appropriate gift and too, they'r Mar tex qualify. To, three, tour, and five piece sets; Including towels, wash. cloth nd bath mat. Packed in Xmas boxes. 1.98 up Maderia Linens If yon chooee Maderia linens yoa stay rest assured that there la nothing finer. Complete display of doilies, acarfs, table cloths, napkins, pillow eaae all la a variety of sites. At Tegular Ooldea Ralo price. Chinese Hand Work Beautiful hand mad patty point bridge sefs; band drawn aad embroidered sets; pillow caaaa, etc- Chinese hand work gives ach piece an air of ! unction, we especially r you to see the, popular linens. Art Linen FOR FANCY WORK in bleached and natural shades 18-inch 79c 36-inch $1.25 yd. About Golden Rule Linens Mr. A. 0. Plumbe, manager of tha Dry Goods department, per sonally selected tbla group of Imported linens from two of the' largeat'lmportara la th world. Mr. Plumb, a man with Si year- experience, U considered aa authority on linens and w firmly believe that a finer and mor complete stock will not be found between Portland and San Francisco. Western Union Gift Orders Accepted By This Store T-i BBS-- Western "f Union Gift Orders Accepted By This Store t 3000 rn HANDKERCHIEFS Priced at Holiday Packed - 3 in Box S9c Assortment Includes: f 79c 98c $1.25 $1.50 Imported linen, SwUs and Austrian, with embroidered and lace edges. Beautiful Swiss and linen hand painted and hand embroidered. Swiss and linen with lace edges in white and colors. Swiss and linen with Venetian medallion and colored embroidered edges. Complete Showing of Every Type Handkerchief Available -Piece Goods Department Main Floor- Per Box ECONOMISTS IN DISTRIBUTION )..t- era THE NAME OUR POLICY DISTRIBUTION Charll 1 leh, Oenrg 8taslnakls and Mra, Y, B. Warner. s
