The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTlinrrrtny, Mnreh IS, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON NEWSinBRIEF Character Clote-Upt USICAL TALbNTS fil?f SHOWN HtPfc BY THb CURLY H Alt?, QG AND LONG HtrAD 1 Hulr o Kiilrrtniii - .Mrinhor of the ;. loilm of Klauitiih aro iiiuiuhig nil mlilrd oiit i taliuiM in iiiii.rrow tivitnliiK rilliwlit Uiolr uiuul IimIkv .,"... hlih coiiunon. l K o'cUuk. After tlio btmlnuM IIMTlllltf, 111 t tlO tWM'ltlt'lll f till' lrli'iilul t;nttlon, tho ihwiiIm-ih linil Uu-lr wlvt-a will enjoy mi iinlor KiippT tu bo fulltiwfj li) nn tnirtn.ii instil und dutu-lhic-All KiikI- nu tl I I r wives nr urn lo tti-ti(l mid viitltltiK iim imIhtii u 10 ttxti niltU m cunllal Invlinthn. Mti'tltlff I !(! Mrl Tho nuTtlin tf lliw nmlr fit fturt mriit nf (hn Womi'it'a J.tliruiy ( hili. nrlKtnutly h.t.ltl for MoihIhv, litirch 1 7, lum wvu p'mip iiird until Iha fullowln Mttiulny, Mnreh 54, wu tho an-nmim-t'ttirnt matin thU mnrnlnx. Ml-n Mnrrtrl nldwln will haw rhnrK of thi program m thl tint: Kriurittil I nun Kniilh Mr. and Mr. i(irm Walton h riuind from nu itnd-d . iiit hern trip through mmt hin CntlfortiU and nlicr plnlB Ml Kaihrrln WnUnn, who arrom p.inlrd thotii, rritiutnrd lu Utrk flcr and will Uku vl illn IfM-in fftun ft rtiiinwurd Bun From lt.ro tniruitor for ml monttn ! t'uc tcturnlnx turn. Itrturns lo Hnn Inttrltr lllchnrd II. Horny, w ho hai bnin in Han Kranrli.ro (or lovem! W4k. njirnt TurmUy and d nfndnv in (hi city tranfartlitK hiiNlnrH, returnliiK lo Fan Fran . Wrdncstlay men hi r. Jl(tr hi llic Ity . Mr and Mra. Hunt. OTunnnr arrtTfd In ih rlty Ihla mornlni ft ipfiul a horl tlino I run nad ir r luiftinrnt and H-ltlnc frlmd-. from thlr homo at Morrill. .IT TIIK LIBERTY REX (King of Wild Honrs) Willi JACK I'KllltlN "HARVEST OF HATE" (Vnsus MuiMTvlxir Hn B. li. Clark, ceneue eupervlsor for thlt district. Is Id Klamath Falla (nil It stopping l lb Hotel lull. No census tsbulstors for (hit county hsve yet been chosen, Mr. Clerk lliln. A lria nuniliar of ppllntlnni bar bwn rtreWed hr anil Mr. CUrk lat nlabt Intrliail Iho.e who wlab lo Intarrlaw blm at tha botiil diirltu bla tlalt of two or tbraa duya bara at tha prnnont tlma, MopIIiik rriclny A mooting of tha Klamath Falla Womon'a Library club will ba bald Friday aftarnoon at 2:30 at tha club rooma whan mambara of tha (lardnn club will hart charia of a prorain wblrh will follow tha bualnoai manllnK. Hevaral tnual cal numbara will also ba fflvan during tha aflnrnoon. Anynna In tartialrd In flowara and gardening la Invlit'd to attend. I.. K. Ihiyra Oli-a . L. r. Huyr, coualn of Mra. M. P. Kvana of thla city, and who haa vlillrd bore upon aoraral orra- Inna, paiard away In a hospital at Hollywood, aarly Wadnaaday, arrnrdlng to word raralvad by rel atlvoa. Ha bad bran aarloualy 111 for tha paal two monlba, Nrnatmy Injured I'lr'inaa Marlon Carter, rarrlar for the I'orlland Orcgonlaii, wua painfully liijurud Wrdneaday ntoriilUK when hla blryrla waa alruik by an nutoinoblla. Tbouiaa aa thrown lo tba pafenieut, and hla hnnd badly lacerattd. Hilinilli llnvn Non Mr. and Mra. A. K, Hrbmlti of 331) Kaat Mn I li street are rmelvln. conxrutulalluua on the arrival of a baby boy, born at tha family home on March 10. The new heir haa been named "Alfred Junior." lt-(urilNl to likrvlrw Lawrence Oxlo haa returned to Lakevlew after heltir. confined to a Imal bonpllal following ao operation. He will visit with relatlvra In l.akevlew while he remperatea from hla Illness. VUltrd Urollirr Here .Mr and Mrs. II. I'. Camden and Mr. and Mra. U O. Itallej were among tha recent visitors In Klamulh Kails. Mr. Ilalley ixnt lo tea hla brother In that city who Is leaving ahortly for Hawaii. iJike County Tribune. ItiTriit Vl.lt Mr. and Mra. Zlm Daldwln wera recent visitors In Klamath Kalla tr im their home at Lake view. Mr. Ilaldwln Is proprietor of tha Iikevlew fanes In the neighboring city. t'lalia lo Moe 81 ore Oeorga Harlh plans to move tha Dollar store from Ita present loca tion lo tha building formerly oc cupied by MacMarr's store on Main between Seventh and Eighth trecia. at tha end of thla week. Returned Home Mra. Joa Cbntard haa returned to her home at Matin after be ing confined to the Klamath Valley hospital for aome time following a serious operation. Vlaltlnat Kmm l-akctlrw Roland Tost of Lakevlew la In tha city vlaltlng at the home of Mr. and Mra. Virgil K. Veltrh. 115 (Irani street. Pool e PELICAN Theatre LAST SHOWING TODAY Of tha Sensational Musical Success "SunnysideUp" STARRING Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell The start of "Seventh Heaven" and "Street Angel' in their first big musical comedy 'LOVE, LIVE AND LAUGH" Tomorrow Ih'gn-n of Honor to Moct A special meeting of tha Degree of Honor will ba held at a special mealing Friday evening at I o'clock, In the basement of tha city library, waa the announce ment made thla morning. The meeting haa bean nailed In order to welcome the regional director, Mra. Lola Oysar, who will be here and In charge of the meeting at that time. All memhera sre re quested to attend tha meeting, and visiting memhera are also Invited. O'Noll la HHI Arthur O'Nolll waa arraated yes terday at a local pool hall and la held In tha county Jail on chames of Issuing bad checks. He la alleged to have Issued t large number to the total amount of about flOO on merchants In thla city, according to V. O. Klork. local Hums agent, who made the arrest. Meeting Announced Kluinalh Ixiilge No. 7T A. F A A. M. will exemplify a third degree on Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. A banquet will be aerved to the memhera at the .Moaonlo hall at ft: 30 p. m. All Masons are urged lo attend and a cordial Invitation la extended to visiting Masons. Vlaltcd In Klamath Charles McKlklnny, aaslstanl general agent of tha Oregon Mu tual Life Insurance company, re turned via Klamath Falls from Alluraa, and Lakevlew, where be transacted business, and apent Tuesday In Klamath Falls with the district manager, Tom Bcbup-pel. I'orlland lleglslranta Among the Portland registrants In the rlty during the past two daya, guests at local hotels, are A. E. ilorfnldt, II. B. floulr. J. K. Hems, I. W. Murray, A. II. dray, F. II. Thompson, L. H Morrison, R. II. Cook. R. A. Llndqultt, N. fiustafson, A. W. Itainsden, L. F. Templaton, A. It. MrKey, W. K. Nnwall, Mr. and Mra. Willis K. Clark, Vic father. Ham F. Hcott, Junior, C W. White, 11. A. Tobey, Mr. and Mra, Jerry II. Daylea, Mr, and Mra. W. C. Kemp. J. C. Mc Keowu, C. E. Uurnott, Lee H. Ravage, W. J. Coleman, Hart W. Palmer, Mrs, P. K. Raven, Ormand Kankln, J, I). flentry. A. J. Dunbar, and Arthur Wat son. Itfftrrn From California,' - Mr. and Mra. F. K. Pellett returned to Klamath Falls Wed nesday evening after a winter's tour of southern California. They report a most enjuyablo vaca tion apent In many Intereallng placea, Including Tla Jtiana. Itnyal NVIgliliore Meet The regular meeting of tha Royal N'elghhora will be heid Friday at the Moose hall. At thla time plana for a trip to Medford In the near future will be discussed. All offlcera are asked to wear their uniforms. K. J. Murray Hero ic. J. Murray, prominent Marsh field publisher, and former editor und publisher of Tha Evening Her ald, arrived this morning to spend a short tlmo here on business mat tera and vlsjtlng friends. Mr. Murray Is t guest at tha Wlllard hotel. Members of tha Methodist Plan Ituniniage Hal- Ladles' Aid sre making plans for a rummage sale to ba held at (09 Main street. Saturday, March 15. Articles donated can be left at the office of Chllcote and Smith, realtors. Out-of-Htate Cars Registered Those who registered out ol tha atata cara at the chamber of ( merce today are: A, P. Sul livan, Kan Francisco, Cal., V. L. Kluehart, Weatwood, Cal.; George L. llrooks, Missoula, MuiiU lluslncaa Visitor C. E. Huruett la among the out-of-town business visitors in Klam ath Falls today. Mr. Burnett la from Portlsnd, where he Is freight snd passenger agent for the Hock Island. . Hamilton tletter Norvtl Hamilton has sufficient ly recovered from s major opera tion to be sble to be out sgsln. Hamilton Is mantfter of tha Mac Marr store located between Fourth snd Fifth streets on Main. Visiting Here M. D. Ilromherger of San Luis Obispo, Calif., Is spending seversl days In Klamath Falls on busi ness. Mr. Ilromherger makes fre quent trips here snd Is well known among the merchants. Ilrlrn Jonre fll Mlse Helen Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Jonea of thla city, who Is a freshmsn at tha I'nlverslty of Oregon, la reported to be confined to a hospital In Eu get.a with Illness. L. M. rurtln In Klamath Falls L, M. Curtln, who Is the travel ing freight agent for tha Nlckle Plate railroad, with headquarters In Portland. Is another railroad man In the city visiting local offi cials today. I nlon Pacific Mm Ix-me G. C. Howard and C. T. Slaus sen. Union Pacific railroad men of Sacramento, are leaving thla evening to return south, stter sev eral daya' business visit here. Railroad Visitor John H. Hey, traveling passen ger agent for the North German Lloyd, Is a business visitor here toiler from his headquarters at San Francisco. C. A. l'nclTnood flack C. A. Underwood has returned from a brief buslnesa visit to Port land. Mr. Underwood also visited with bla father In Seattle for a short time. fieorge Neaar In City George Neaae, traveling agent for the Santa Fe railroad, la vis iting In the city today from his headnusrters at Portland. PAGE THREE Orcenlane Guests registered st local hotels from Oregon cities other than Portland Include Mr. and Mra. B. L. Barry, Medford; W. F. Qulslnherry, It. T. Leo, II. L. Lord, D. II. Bundy. W. I. Tsmby. C. R. Draley, and Frank Thomp Bin and A. J. Tabor, Medford: C. I. Isted, Mr. and Mrs. R. I). Moore, Bend; Oorge Alexander, John Bealy, Jo' '! Kills, Kulem; R. K. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hay, Mr. and Mra. C. M. Rogers, Mr snd Mra. W. 1. Woods, II. L. Ilrown, Clarence T Wordeu, Eugene; K. A. lilork llnger, Cblloquln; Mr. and Mra. A. M. Denlo, Marshfleld. Many of the visitors were here to at tend the law officers meeting which closed last evening. Crged to Complete Garments Those who are competing In the Home Dressmaking contest, sponsored by Moe's Woman's store, are urged to complete the garmenta aa soon aa possible, and turn them In ahead of time. The Judging of garmenta will take place on Saturday, March 23 and all garmenta must be In by Friday evening at 6 o'clock. A flrat prlte of 110 baa been offered, and with thla prise, a credit of f 20 on a Singer electric sewing machine. The aecond price la 15.00, with a 110.00 credit on en electric machine, and the third prize, 12.50, with a $5.00 credit on an electric machine. Fastrm Visitor U. C. Wright. Minneapolis; H. X. Graves, Cedar Rapids; Miss Hazel Stephen, Jackson, Michi gan; and Mr. and Mra. J. P. Ilennaey, Memphis, Tenn.. are smoug the eastern visitors in the city. C. M. Rogers In City C. M. Rogers, accompanied by bis wife. Is visiting friends and attending to buslnesa In the city for a ahort time from his home at Eugene where he la afllliated with the Shell Oil company. A. B. Davia In City A. B. Davis, soles manager of Kesterson Lumber company. Is smong the out of town buslnesa visitors In Klamath Falls toduy from hut office at Dorris. Holding Rehearsal A complete rehearsal of the Klamath Union high acbool sec ond annual Tbank You concert will be held this evening at 7:00 p. m. Scwttle Visitors Roy C. Lyle, W. J. Nichols. Thomas Evana, Harris W. Smith and F. W. Eby are gueste la the city today from Seattle. Recovering Frora H!n Jimmy. Henson. of the Poole theatres, la reported to be re covering from a bad attack of tonallltla. Dorr la Visitor . w Mra. A. R. Davis, of Dorris. wss a visitor in this city Wed nesday. t.1 The Pine Tree Harold Lloyd KING OF COMEDIANS IN 'Welcome Danger' Hi firat talking picture and a great success BEGINNING TOMORROW AL JOLSON in 'THE SINGING FOOL' Underwood's . A SPECIAL FOR THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN Regular $9.00 3-pocket Cow Hide Brief Cases, Special Regular $7.50 2-pocket Cow Hide Brief Cases, Special S.OO $4.89 RADIO SPECIAL - Six-Tube Grebe Battery Set, Complete and working fine. A Real Distance Getter SPECIAL $35-00 CASH NYALS SARSAPARILLA The World's Best Spring Tonic 1.25 Sold Only By J 'v KLAMATH FALLS OREGON tctS? PURITY KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE 23 BUY THEIR DRUGS UcgugAtbH Mother Held For Giving Liquor to Young Children ALBANY, Ore., March 12, (A P) Tha Investigation of Mrs. J. E. Moe of Crawfordsvllle, Ore., mother of two children, which placed her In tha Linn county Jail, continued to day as reports drifted Into the sheriff's office regarding children In vsrlous stages of Intoxication who sppesr ed In public plsces. Sheriff Shelton said tbst many of tha children had appeared In church under the Influence of liquor. Following complaints of parents tba aherlff arrested Mrs. Moe at her home, where he con fiscated a large quantity of home brew and alleged liquor. On her appearance In Justice court, Mrs. Moe waa fined 1200 and remanded to jail In default of payment. Welfare agenclea started efforts to deprive her of a boy, 7, snd girl. t. The father la said to have deserted the fam ily. Trustees Sue For Return of Money PORTLAND. Msrch 1. (AP) Suit for t9.542.2 waa tiled In federal court here yesterday by J. O. Melkle, trustee In bank ruptcy of tbe Fred Herrlck Lum ber company against George L. Gardner, seeking recovery of that amount alleged to have been paid Gardner as a preferential pay ment by tba lumber company when tbe firm waa contemplat ing discontinuance of bnslnesa. The complaint also asked for Interest from October t. 128, when payment was made, and costs. Rrbrkah Party T might The Rebekaha will entertain with a card party thla evening. at which the public will be wel come. Many reservations have been made, and both bridge and 600 will be enjoyed. HarrUge License leaned A marriage license was issued last evening to Adolphns J. Nsle, 23 of Cblloquln and Rose Wright. 24. waitress of Mscdoel, Calif. Merrill Visitors Mrs. Hugh O'Connor and Mrs. Wlnnefred Cherryman, of Mer rill, were shopping In Klamath Falla today. POLICE ROUND UP FILIPINOS Portland Officers Hunt Mayers of S. Xakleo, Japanese nU rued Worker, Following Attempted Hobbery PORTLAND, Ors., Msrch II. i AP) Police today rounded np more than 70 Flllplnoa following tha death la a hospltsl of K. Naklno, 52, Japanese railroad worker, aa the result of a stab bing by one of two Filipino rob bers at Japanese bathhouae last night. Naklno, police aald, waa stab bed fatally when he went to the aid of Mrs. M. Taskngl, wife of the proprietor of the bathhouse who, police said, waa being threatened by tbe robbers. Knife and Itlood Clnee Joe Arson snd R, A. Fos, two of the 17 Filipinos ordered held by police after the round up, were held for special In vestigation after knife ' waa found on Arson and Fos had blood on hla coat. Mra. Taskugl told authorities the robbers entered the bath house snd asked for a room. She showed them to a parlor where one of them drew a revolver. She screamed, aha aald, and Naklno came to her rescue. He grappled with them and waa stabbed. Grain Products Made by Nu-Life Mill in Klamath ing Klamath county gralna, which on account of the high elavmtloa and volcanic ash aualyse high la mineral content. Dr. Holton, who la a seleattfle dietician, will hold a demoastre tlon of hla products at Craar blltt's Publie Market, on Satur day, March It. On January 4, 1129, a thief took glaaa tubea containing 100,. 000.000 Influenza germs trosa a doctora' auto In London. Believing that the grains grown In Klamath county are un usually high In mineral content, and that they contain a large amount of vltamen B. A. M. Hol ton, formerly of Minnesota, haa started a No-Ufa mill in Klam ath Falls. Although Mr. Hoi ton's mill Is comparatively small, he haa faculties for grinding a larze amount of grain. At his headquarters at 21 Main, Dr. Holton Is manufactur ing and boxing No-Life cereal, which Is made from de-hydrated. sterilized grains, with tbe addi tion of caramel, malted barley, which makes the blended grains more palatable. Uses Whole Grain The whole gralna are eat by steel, aa dthe entire kernels are utilized, thereby retaining all the food value. In addition to Nu-Life cereal. Dr. Bolton manufactures fresh corn meal, barley grits, rye product and oat groats, atllla- Afeu; Face Powder Stayg on Longer A wonderful ril,M..M i. i. - pew French nroea.. .huk i MELLO-OLO Fare Powder I; unparalleled smoothness s makes It stsy on longer. 1 purest powder made lu co is tested. Never gives a pi or flaky look I Will not sl the akin or enlarge the po: Gives a youthful bloom. iten ber the name MELI.OCl.o. i derwood'a Pharmacy. Adv. prize winning1 dessert is jelhwll o It's clearer more dutiful. Icsbvtj Jells TELL Its six bscioos fruit Izvois provide desserts of unlimited variety. It won Grind Prize ac the Exposition Loeenta tionslc Paris. Accept bo anlsyliista. .1 liuumilJelbMWELL A quality you "would want if you knew all of the FACTS MaAts-sV "nalliiiinai.lslTI j FACT NO. 15. Have you ever noticed that your coffee varies in flavor from time to time? Of course you have! Everyone has that experience. Sometimes the fault is yours some slight variation in the way you make it for coffee flavor is the most delicate and sensitive thing that enters your kitchen. And because it is sensitive, the fault is often in the coffee itself. To maintain a uniform coffee flavor, calls for uniform methods in the factory, as well as in the home. There is one place in America where coffee methods never vary. They have no occasion to vary, because only one kind of coffee is made there.The place where coffee methods never vary is the Schilling roasting room. Good coffee is not being roasted today and a cheap grade tomorrow or a cheap grade at 10 o'clock and a good grade at u o'clock. It is the only pi ace where cheap coffee is never found. The finest things usually come from those w ho devote their attention to fine things only.There are many excellent coffees but where is tfie finest apt to come from? "Which one is apt to be uniformly good day after day, week after week? n 3 FACT NO. 3 Schilling Lemon Extract contalng 3 tJmes : the amount of lemon oil required by the United States Gov ernment Pure Food Deportment 3 times at much! And mora than most any other you can buy. That it why it goes further why it imparts a richer lemon flavor. TEA COFFEE BAKING POWDE EXTRACTS 49 SPICES Ed: