Monday, January 13, 1030
NEWS in BRIEF
Character Cloie-Upi
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HUrAP IN Itlt
NOSt RlVtUS
THrYT ThIS
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IS
WIGHT Y
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TO
Cmnly Official ,rft
Klamath county officiate lull
Rnmlay (or Purl land where they
will attend meeting of the
mem' r of county ru i.f tue
atnte. count:- engineer nil meat.
Inf of th Oregon alate high
way eommlieton. County Judge
Fred II. Cloddard, Conimlaalonar
R. Wllllame. County Engineer K
1. Henry, Charlee Bpld 11, count)
roedmn-ier and Jark E. Franer
r Ntant In th county engineer
nfftro comprl d lha party who
left hero ye terdny for I'orlland
wher th. meetings ara to b
held.
Delphian To Meet
Tha Italia Cinmma rhaplnra of
lha Drlphlana will meat Tuesday
afternoon, according to an an
nouncement made Haturday. Mia
II. llrldgeford'e group will nmi
wllh Mrs. C. II. Harding at tha
Hardin hnma, J35 Bomb Hirer
alda. Mr a. i. Royal Bhaw'
group will meet wltb Mra. Ilalph
frUearnn at bar hnma on Pacific
Terrace, 1109. lloth meetlnga
11 commence at tha same h-Jiti.
1:10, and a full attendance la
evpected.
Nil. Inc. Vl.ll
I.aler I.. Stlllwall, travolln
freight agent (or tha Mlaaourl
Tarlfle Unci, wllh headquarter
la Ran Kram tieo, California, la
am. -hi tha bualneaa vi.ltore la
Klamath Fella today. Mr. Still
wall slated that tha tharmomatar
i rad n-' mu.h warmer In
lha aonth thaa It doe bare.
Called lty Falhrr'a nine .
C. A. I'nderwood l lalng
thla evening (or Bctlt whara
ha baa haan called by lha aarl
out lllnea of hla father who ra
aldaa In tba norlbarn ally. Mr.
I'nderwood will remain at bla
falber'a badalda during bla 111
neee. Happy Hour Clnb To Meet
Member of tha Happy Hour
rlub ara notttlad of tba meeting
Is be bald on Tuaaday at lha
home ol Mra. W. D. Cofar at
bar home, lit Alameda.
Club Will Kiilerta!
Tha 81. Rita Bridge flat will
meal at the bom of el a Mark
I ten port on Taeaday af "neon
January II at f oelji. A
member who wlabaa to bring a
friend la welcom to do to.
AT THE
PELICAN
NOW
BEWARE!
THE
MISSISSIPPI
GAMBLER
Men I Watch Your Walletal
Women I Watch Your
Heart I
Ile a bold, bandaome, gentleman
gameater and he'll win every
thing you'v got. Including your
approval of on of tb moat ei
eltlng, alluring", romantic nd
dramatlo picture aver ahown on
the ecrean of thla theatre. H'a
played by
JOHKI'H rK'IIII.DKIIAlT
TIEHD.T KKIHT l
GIFT
SHOW
Bin KI.KCTIIIt AI. UIKTS
HIKE THIS WKKK
AT
op
Last Showing Today
KARL DANE
and GEORGE K. ARTHUR in
"ALL AT SEA"
Miirli Hniiw a.1 l-ako
'Itepnrta received at Klamath
Falla," ohmrved a visitor from
ibat plar at iba Multnomah, "ara
lo tha afreet that there ara enow
drlfia 10 tail, danp near lha lodge
at Crater lake, and that tha anow
la I H (aat deep at tha rim, and
gelling deeper, Tha temperature
at tba lake la aoverli.g around
tero. Tbeaa reporta ara received
at Klamath Falla from a caretaker
who batch at lb lake during
lha winter nwntha and keepa track
of anow condition!. Ha gati
around Iba park on snowsbo and
haa a rathe, eolltary lima of It.
The laat vlaltor at tba park ar
rived January 1. and departed Im
mediately for Chllonuln."
Vl.ltlliU Valley
I'eter Vergeer, a natlre of
Holland and reeldent of iionanu
In Klamath county, waa a vlaltor
In Medford today reaching an
Insurance adjuetment on the loaa
be auffored whan bla dwelling
waa deetroyed by (Ira, Although
ho la aald not lo bare tha ad
vantage o( an American educa
tion, bo la a eucceaaful Met ho
diet prearhrr In flnnanse Med
ford Tribune,
Member Will Meet
Bt. nita bridge club member
will meat tomorrow afternoon.
Tuaaday, at the nana! bonr. Thla
gathering will be at tba borne
of Mra. Marl Davenport on
WaahlngtOB atret, Tb laat
moating waa held at lha Bprague
home on Nirlh Tenth atreet.
Itrirular Hence la Ho Held
The regular monthly dancing
for mrmbar and house imli
parly will be bald at lb Rcamee
Uolf thin, oi Friday evening Jan
nary 17. at 1:30 A clever en-
tr'lnmeni will alio be one uf
the leature. of tb evening. Mr.
and Mra. Herbert E. Hauler wll'
era aa hn-t and hoeteea.
J. ft, MoKtnxr II are
J. 8. Moluner, attorney at law,
wboae offlrea ara at Portland, la
among the Dullness viauora in
Klamath Falla to remain tor a
ahort time.
Mra. l-eln l.envca
Mr. M. N. I-ewln left Sunday
morning tor Stockton, Call!..
where aha will pnd tha winter
mcstba wllh her daughter, Mra.
Robert Itowen. Mt. Irfwln la a
member of Iba local police force.
lU-algnod From Chamber
H. M. Btreeter of tb Oregon
Mnekret Ttraedera aatoctatlno
haa tendered bla realgnatlon from
tha Klamath county chamber o'
commerce.
Vlalta I'lty Kb Roala Home
tv II. Johnaton of Portland a
pending (ew day Matting wltb
hi. kMihif J r Johnaton of tbta
city, Mr. Jabnatos la en rout lo
Portland from Uoa Angela.
Or. tytle) Here
Dr. Lytle, ataU yaterlnartaB, ar
rived tbla morning from bla bead
qnartera at Salam, and will re
main bare for aeverai oay on
nuaineea matter.
l-lgh AckrrnuiB Returned
lijrh Ackerman baa returned
to Klamath Fall from Salem.
where he apent a abort time on
butlneaa.
AT THE
1
fl PINE TREE
NOW
BETTY COMPSON
"THE TIME
THE PLACE
and THE GIRL'
piu
SELECTED SHORTS
STARTING WKDXKSHAY
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LIBERTY
THE
BO are Hlallisl
The following mearag waa re
ceived at the Herald offl, thla
morning from F. K. Pellett,
prominent Klamath Falla carp
enter who left recently for the
aoutb. "W are her waiting
for I hum lo clear tha kill road
to w ran at on to Lua Angel.
There ara 10 cara atalled here at
Freano, wltb so hope ut getting
out until tomorrow. The anow
la over two feet does, but w
ar having tb time of our
Uvea."
K. M. ( hllrole llerk
E. M. Chllcote, prominent real
atat man of Klamath Kalla, re
turned recently from a three
weeka' trip In Mmmr"t Sprlnga,
rkami. where b vliited bla
molber and other ralatlvee and
frlanda. "Pretty warm down
there, Juil Ilk aprlng up until
t I' ll an dthen It began to get
colder. Wbll 1 waa lo Kanaaa
City tb mercury fell 49 degree
In two boura, but that la not out
of tb ordinary for that part of
lb country," Mr. Chlleot com
mented. Hrttirna Front fortlentf
Mra. Lee I'arker returned tbia
morning from Portland what
ha attended a moating of the Aa
aoriatlos of OrtKoa Ulatrlct and
County falra There are 17 fslra
In the (eao' latlon, of which about
twelve aant representatlvaa U the
Portland meat. Problem facing
county falra were dlec-uaaed. aud
amuiemi-nt and concession cost
panlaa were Interviewed In prepar
ation of the coming aeaaon'a falra.
leaving on lluylng Trip
Mr. and Mr. II. N Mo ara
leaving tonight (or California, so
lha first lap of an eitended bur
Ing tour, Mr. Mo will Halt la
Southern California, wbll Mr.
Moo will vial' San Franclaco ana
(oe Ancle a'yle ahowi, and Iben
go on Kaat to Chicago and New
Vork.
Hate Taken Apartments
Mr, and Mra. W. L. Henry have
taken an apartment at 110 Norm
Fourth atreet Mr. and Mra, Hen
ry eara married during the Cbrlat-
maa holldaya. Mra. Henry waa
Mla Mary Alle Kd before her
marriage.
Krtania From California
Mra Lawn Clarke of the coraai
department oi Moe'i atore return
ed Sunday iiliht from C'al fnrrjli.
where abe haa apent the pait week.
Mra. Clarke vliited her parent
Is Modesto and frtenda In San
Franclaco and Oakland.
Party 1ate Poatponrd
Tha card party which waa an
nounced for Tburaday night, Jan
uary 1, to be given after tha
nualnea meeting of tb Keb-fesh
lodge, has beta paatsoaed enttl
Tburaday n'ght, January 1.
Vlalted tier During Week End
Mlaa Wlnlrred May and Mia
Eda Jonea ware lb g-ieatd of
their paienta In tbla city ovi
tb week and. Both alrla ara
student at the Aahland Norma.
school.
Left For Bontb
F. L. faton of Beat!) who
waa among tb recent visitor
la Klamath Fall, left to con
tlnn hla trip aoutb to Lo Aa
le wber b will remain (or
an Indefinite tlm bafor return
ing north.
Bualne 'laltor-
R. B. Hamaher, resident of
Cbehalla, Washington la busi
ness visitor la Klamath Falla to
day. Mr. llamaker plana to re
main here for aeverai day.
R. E. McWIIIUma Left
It. E. McWIIIIam. clerk for
the Southern Pacific, left abort
tlm a so for Portland to remain
tor aeverai day on business,
Lrft For Portland
L. L. Leary, Southern Pacific
yardrman, left on the "Weal
coaat" Friday evening for Port
land, to remain a abort tlm on
bualneaa.
Returned lo Seattle
S. A. Erana of Seattle who
In Klamath Falla for a short
tlm on bualneaa mattera, bai
returned la hi bom at Seattle,
Rraumra Hut lea
Harry Hill of HIU Flowet
Shop I ante lo resume bla duties
after being confined to bi home
wllh a severe cold for aevera1
daya.
Accept Position
Mlaa Lola PUley haa accepted
poaltion at tb Oregon Bank
and Truat company. Sh aa
earned her new dull Friday.
tnornlatlna Agnlnat IllptJicrU
Mis Malal Wettel, county
hea'th nura. Is In Bonanza today.
Inoculating Ibe clhldren with
anti-toxin against dlptherl.
Rufterlng From Inflnenia
Mlaa Wyma Brolherton of tb
bockkoeplng department of Moe a
store Is 111 t her bom lodn with
nn attack ot Inflnenia.
Modoc Point Vlaltor
Holland Watt of Lamm' mill
at Modoc Point rlalted In th city
ovet th week end.
AlRont Visitor
Mr. B. i Lotlagunrd ot A
gomi waa vlaltor In th city
Saturday.
M hopped th t'lly
Mr. lrne Day. a teacher la th
Merrill High achool, waa shopping
la Klamath Pall Saturday.
.Moving Into New Homo
Mr. and Mra. II. B. Ueta ar
moving Into their new home on
Pacific torraoe.
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALI5. OREGON
Van Fleet Ue
Novel Method In
Thawing Pipes
D. D. Vaa Fleet Electric! set
rl.e which hes been operating In
K'amatb Kails for the put an
reara, tbla morning gav out soma
intonating Iblnga relative to
thawing oat fro ten pipe, a y,t
wbb-b seema to b causing many
of tb city residents a great da
of trouble sine tb advent of cold
weather.
Wow Tore be gfot laed
Tb Van Fleet concern baa a
number of electrical machines ana
Is adequate! equipped for an,
emergency. They hav thawed
out about ft pipe already thlv
real, wltb very few caaea of brok
en pipes. Blow to robes, eitrera
ly dimerous eepacltlly wbaa th
plpaa ar froten, are not aaed.
Klectrlclty, causing rary llttl heat
and ona ol th ajalckeat aiMboda
known for thla type of work, la
th only method iul Mr. Van
Flet atated that bl worker have
had three reara experience In
thla typ of work, and ar tbor
oughly familiar wltb every phase,
which alu causes any loaa of tlm
to I, a eliminated.
Another advuntage of fhls math
od is that il la not necessary tc
dig up plp and to destroy any
part of the houa by tearing np
flours or walla In order to reach
tb pipes.
Two Bombs Fail to
"Get" Prosecutor
CHICAGO, Jan. 11, (AP)
Two bomb, on at tb rear and
on at 'the front, exploded sim
ultaneously at th bom of Cur
C. Guerin, Tillage attorney of
Melrose park, a auburb, early
today.
Guerlns and Mra. Gnerlne
war at home, but escaped In
Jury. Th bomb at th rear of the
house waa planted directly be
neath a window of bedroom
and th fore of th explosion
tossed both from bed.
Whoa qaeetlon-d aa to what
motlr there might be for th
bomb': g, Gnerlne said:
"Several time In th paat
week, I received tetter telling
me to 'lay oft th Honor raid.
However, I Instigated no raids; !
th ij were made by government
agenta and village police. None 1
tha mcm aa rmt fee ora I
op for trial."
POTASH FERTILIZERS
Potash fertilisers hav ben
found of benefit to Oregon toll,
particularly 1a the peat are, re
porta tb experiment station. I
yield, firmness and cooking '
quality ot Ex.tatc.es have bea la-1
ereaaed by use of potash on peat I
lands, and tb yield asd oaalltv
ot flax have also responded wall
to such treatment.
Ona of tb largest forests In tb
world, sltnsted between tb Ural
Monntalna and tb Okhotsk Sea,
In Ruaala, stands oa lc.
Braxll produce about two
tblrd of th world' (apply of
coffe.
The Permanent
Wave
Shop
Experts
in
Waving and
Marcelling
Phone 109
For
Appointment
1132 Main St
DON'T
WORRY
We'll Thaw Your
Pipes With
Electricity.
Bert's Battery and
Electric Co.
.123 Klamath Phone 691-1
Million
s
More
Stop"dosfnrJ
rninc
JuaACH year ainca tha
Introduction of Vicka VapoRtib,
mora and mora people hav
given op "dosing1' coWa and
turned to tha better way of
treating them extern a y. To
day.the trend of medical practice
iaaway from neexUeaa "desaing."
Just rubbed on, Vicka acta
through tha akin like a plaster,
it also gives off medicated
pors whlcn are
inhaled.
Ever-growing
demand again
chance the fam
ous Vick alogan
there ara now
"Over 36 Million
Ja ra Und
Yaarly."
il It
iw s
xf
aVllkJal
i . .., i
TTfTTillion
ytavy-
V VAPORUI
14
Wants make
the man
BABIES are bom with but one want
focd. When men grow old, their wants
again become few quiet corners, friendly
faces, peace.
But in the years between, men and
women are living and developing to the
full extent of their powers. Then their
wants are legion.
People today are wanting and getting
more things that make for complete liv
ing than ever before. To these common
needs of every one, the advertisements in
this newspaper bring invaluable opportun
ities of satisfaction every day
It is the function of die advertisements
to enable you not only to get what you
want but to get the very best that your
money can buy. They help you to decide
which automobile, which set of furniture,
which radio to buy. They assure you that
your wants will be more than met that
they will be wisely and completely satisfied.
Read the Ads in
The Evening Herald
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