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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1930)
TJ mUy, Marrli"a), 1930 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON NEWS in BRIEF l'fl fur Ijiki'Vli w IC, 1.. Clnrk, rnimua minrvliior (nr this dlatriit, lull liidity fur Lakevlew where ha will ritinulii ft s'lort tlmu on tiu.iiiiesa. I la win busy In Klnumtti r'alle I III" will' Inn Klvlim I lint r iii'l ! tu tin) un til lukiim who will lii'Kln work In tins district mi April . Mr Clink liun uricd r.'ryoMO wlm kiioa of A itmllx wlm liniko their homo In llilft i liy but wro mil nf Iiiwii unil will mil m '..uru n li i' ii the of f It lul muni In luki-n In send their numes In to lilui unil un "absent lihutk" will be aeni to litem to liu filled out so HihI I livjf rill l counted In tllil l'll' Mlll. Hull. 'ortliiliil Iteulslriiitta Anions: llm iiiests In the city I III iimriiliiK uitil Uml evening, ro Uieiei at liiinl holele from 1'ort liiml Rtu iJihiik W. Hlaaea, 1,. li.ivil. H. duller, Mr. uml Mrs. lien I. .iiklii, . . Uratidy. J. K. Kulup, J. V. Mil'mc, J. It. H.hiiir. K. U. I'llliiuni, K. Wlrkard, Hoy A. Ii mi. ,M A. Iluri'ii, T. H. lliirni'. .Mr. unit .Mm. Wlllliiui King, Minn K. Keiley, Mr. Mini Mm. J. II. Cas ey, J. K. I'ltliiiiii. Mr. unit ,lr. It. II. Hollum, W. TIioiiioii. II. A. Iira, J. ('. Johnson, II. A. Ileulon, l.. H. Ylrhy ami lli'n Wilson. IMili ll Htmiv nl l'rnlti Nine reel of 'iiiiw ninl beautiful ml her at t'ralir l.uko worn re ported In Million) thl innniliiK l, I'htof lUimrr mil Uodfrey ftuil Julio M. U'ukmit. thief ranger of Yimeiiilin miiloiiiil park, who re tinoid mini llm lake Tuesiluy n U lil. Tho two ini'ii mado tho trip to tlia llm oil snowshuej. They om ori-umiianied to fiovernineui ramp ly Mm. Wagner, having made (In, Jmlrney to Unit iulnt liy Hulo. .Medford Mull Trunin. t'ollfolnlii IV.IIora M. Walper, V. tiharplrn. Ran Kram-isra Mr. ami Mi. K. M. Pat ri. k. -alu Alio; Arthur Merarh, II. Mendel. Oakluml; . A. Jac ol.. Frank Uunderann, tieorne Matxun. Hubert lienaon. Wallet Ccibii unn, ,( AiikuN'm; Mr. ami Mr. II. Wilson, Nairn tnonto, nr linluil.il In tho li, i f visitors In Kl.imulli Kails today anil last mg. n In s from California cities. Aiilomulillo IVnlen. Hero Iialo liroi-n, salea representa tive, and .Mr. I)r. ry, assistant exiles lujiinn T o lim C'i . r,,'..t company In 1'orii. i, . ,,. Iieaa vlnlliTs In M:imh-'i r.:U on Thursday ai r.mi:ii t.,r tho on play of a n ii ni in r of cimtrul t moilnla to Imi ahuon at Ilia auto mobile ahow wlili h ojirna hero to ilay. Kpi-rl falllo lUtxm A numbor of cat I In ralaira h. Ilia aurrouudlni rountry arc rt- i o-rlad to h In Klamatb Kalla on 1 Saturday, Mar.h !. for tho lain of Hhnrthnrna by Frank M. Iloth rt of tlm llort-ulra Shorthorn r.inrh of snraiuo. U'anh. Th ..i. : will b at I ho Soul hern I'aclflc alork yardv. Left for llfornln Mra. Jnik ilcrnhhcrror anil mull dauitlitpr li'tt Thurila ernnliif for outlinm California, whrra thoy will rnmaln Indafln Iti'ly. Thny will b cueala of Minn S'ulo l.lndaoy, alatrr of Mra llralihrKir, who formerly ro Idrd hrro. Murican-t Aurr llAi-k Mini Maritarnt Aur hna return rd to Kliinn-lh Kaila after holn In aoullHTn t'ulHornla ft r ai reral nerka. Mla A hit aa railed aouth by the de.Hh of her cranilmolher and remained :.i Hun Kranrlsco ami Khii lMi'ito for aomti time. II. II. Nexi ll In Mlaaaaliil Word haa been rroled from Herbert II. Newell, former hnud of the II. H. riielumatlon avrvlra of I bla (lllrit. that be la now ! Honed at Vli kahurn. Mlaalnlipl, und hna been trauaferred from the reeluiuiillon dol'nrtmonl to (he wur department of tho United Hlutea Kiivernliieut. llefor helm with I bo rnelamnllnn aervli'e Mr. Newell apent aeyenil yenra In tbl war ilepurliiieiil ami la fully iiinll fled to hold the roapoiiHlhlo poal lliitt whh'h hua lieun aaalKiied to til ill. lra, Newell mill Herbert Jr., will leave at booh aa ai hool la out to Join Mr. Newell In Vl kabura: und will make their homo In that clly. I'lun lleneflt Ilanie The Hoyal Nelthhora drill team are planning a dance to be fWeu on Friday cvciiImk. March 28 In the form of a Novelty dunce. Thla la belim xlven for the benefit of I ho drill teai.i In order to purchaia uulforma and aend the team to Medtord In April to eompelo with oilier drill tenma of the itnte In U rltuallntlc conteat. Inde Itraervallona Mr. and Mra. Karl V. ftonlrk have made reaervatlona on the ape iol train to Man Frunclaco and plun to apend a abort time In the outhrrn rltv vlalllna frlenda. Ml4Moiiln I jileata Mr. and Mra. M. I.. Toovcr arrlr rd here thla morning from their homo at Mtaaouln. Mont., and nro cui'.tt at tho Wlllard Hotel. Mla amll.i la the beautiful uulvoralt i lly of Montana laltora From F.uuene. M r and r.Ma. F. L. Jones, R. R Thome, and Arthur Waltera arrlr ed hero yeatnrduy und apent tho day In Klumnth Fnlta nttendlnic to hunlneaa mnttera. They are all realdenta of Kimene. .Nemuniia Hero l.'roin lilnlio Mr. and r.Ma. T. Nownuin nrrlr r In Klnmnlh Fulla yeaterdny from rnllneli, Idaho, to apend n ahort tlnm looklnit over the city and visiting. They aro nniniiR the gueata nt the Wlllnrd :iotnl, Aililnnil Vffcltiir OeorKO W. Derby apent Thura duy and thla niornlnn In Klamath Fulls trniisitrtiue; biinlneKs anil vla Itlna: frlnnda from hla home at Aahliind. Vlnltlna III Aahliinil Anallii I'maoii oi Klumnth Kulla la vlHlthiR for a fortnight with hla parents, Mr. nnd Mra. II. J. Pur Holla of Anhlnnd. lliisineaa Visitor II. I., llurrnaa and I. 11. Wood nro oi;. oiia; tho business visitors In tho r.lly today from Dtlnsnilllr. Calif. laft. for rortlnnil it. 10. lli'iiilhiiry left thla morn 1 n k for Portlund whoro he will ro nmln for aovorul dnya on business mutters nnd visiting frlonda. Fill lent nt llosplliil Mra. Kay Ulli-y, tlmiRhtor of Mr. nil Mra. K. W. Whntatono, hna been quite 111 and la a patient at the Klamath Vnlley hospllul. I ant la Helm teil Tho Keno high ai-hool has al nited their play, "Mra. llrlgis of llm I'oultry Yard", to be glvuu aa anon aa It la ready. The cast la Mra. IlrlKls, a woman of bualneaa, Mary Knrna; Italph, 1loyd How ard; Jimmy, Jludd Vlxua; Alvlra, Helen Hefner; MelUaa, Illldren luinun; Hllua (Ireen, a relative of Mra, llrlxaa, Morlo Andoraon; Mr. I,te, a wealthy neighbor, Klmo Howard; Virginia l.ee. a daughter of Mr. Lee, Vera Urubb; Iialay Thornton, her friend, Maya (.'lev enger; Mra. O'Connor, with no lik ing Mr gouts, lola I'owell; Mandy Mules, whoaa tongue will stumble, Vulmu Hnowgooan, Mra, Murray lo ut Ink Mm. J. A. Murray la among the Klamath residents leuvlng this evening on tho Kouthern Taclflc aperlul for Hun Frauelaro where alio will apend a ahort time visiting frlenda. Mla Van Fleet leaving Mlaa Jean Van Fleet, employed In the city ball, la leaving thla evening for San Vranciaco where he will remain for aeveral day visiting frlonda. f,. Jaroba leaving L. Jaroha la leaving thla evening for Han Frauelaro to remain sv cral djvs transacting buslncsa. It, . f'aiit-r lletter L. Z. Carter resumed his posi tion at the Southern t'at-lflc offlera today after being confined to hla home for aeveral daya with Illness. Kelili Ambroao llnt k Keith Ambroao, chief of police, haa returned to Klamath Falls aft er apundliig a duy In Aahlund visit ing. Arcepta Toel'lon Miss lielclj Foaler haa accepted a position at I,a i'olnlu'i store In thu office depurtment. II. II. lore Here II. 11. I.ovo la a rerent arrival In Klamath Falls und Is now conuect d with the City Creamery. Portland Prepares Marine Celebration PORTLAND. March 21, (AP) A commllteo of 'i't Portland busi ness men prepared today to begin plans for the annual Marino Day celebration. Kponaored by the Portland Ship ping club, Marino Day last year brought thousands to the wuter f'nut, where aequutic aporla were held and two battleships laid near tho whurvc. Oregon Incomes Denote Prosperity PORTLAND. March 21. (AP) Total of 40,439 federal Income tax returns were filed at the Portland Internal rorcnue office, as against 3.27S last year, Clyde 0. Hunt ley, collector, said today. Most of the 4,154 Increase Is In the re turna on Incomea exceeding f 3000. Thla group totaled 19,230 returns, with 13,r,o the fliriire last year. Propose Addition To State Prison HALKM, Ore., March 21, (A P) Tho atate emergency board will meet Friday afternoon, April 4, for the purpose of consider ing the authorization of an ex penditure for construction of a new wing at the state penitenti ary, and also a number of other requeala from varloua atato de partments. The call for the meeting waa Issued today by Secretary of Stale I loss at the request of the atato board of control. In tho neighborhood of St, 00(1 will be requested by tho penitentiary, and It la estimated that other requests will bring tho total to around 1100.000. Tho atato treasurer, tho aecret ary of atato, reclamation commis sion and the supreme court will ask for funds. Tho need for a deficiency appropriation for tho supreme court has arisen. It waa said, from the expense of the Joseph and Mannlx disbarment trials. HKXTtNCE KLAMATH INDIAN PORTLAND, Ore., March 21 ripi I'leadlnr rulltT to charges of possession and manufacture of liquor on Klamath Indlao reser vation last June, Amy Knight, Indian, was fined 1100 and aen lemerf'lo 0 daya in the county Jail by Federal Judge McNary to day. Spain la tho largest exporter of oranges. SMen Basement Store Presents One Fine Lot of Popular Priced Silk Dresses Crepe-de-Chine and Print Materials Brand New Spring Models 4S M See ' ) 8th ' Street jf Windows I Every drew In new long; style finished with belts, ties, pleats, button and 'novel effects. Choice of short sleeves, puff sleeves or long sleeves. These spring frocks are far superior to the ordinary dress of this type and cannot be judged by tho extremely low price This is the very first time they have been shown. $4r Kiddies' Dresses Ages 7 to 14 Years Little Tots' Pantio Dresses 2 to G years Hvory child's dress guaranteed (nut color All Hordon'a Prima, nK en 2 to S hnva panties to match, assorted styles and colors. 1 Daytime Pajamas In Fancy Broadcloth Prints Two piece Short sleeves middy style finished with two pockets, collars, flare bottoms, etc. models exactly as illustrated. In large selection of colors combination of colors and patterns. These are very popular for house wear. $J.95 Rayon Dresses EXTRA SPECIAL Friday and Saturday these hi grade ray on dresses, which represent regular $3.00 values are offered nt this Basement Money saving price. Large choice of colors models and sizes. Sco them early as those whp see them will, without a doubt, se lect several. $;.95 One Large Lot House Dresses And Smocka 98c ' antfords Saving Stores Merrill, 0r. 426 MAIN STREET Klamath Falls, Ore. Matin. Ore. OF Evepyday Saviirags IS SanuttSoE'cTs Saving. IN ; Beans Tapioca Lard Fancy white recleaned Fancy Imported, In bulk. Extra quality pare Lard la Beans: no rock or dirt Buy a few pounds at Sant- S lb. net palls. Ton Sara At Santfords Sarinx. fords and Bare. next week. 6 Pounds .. .55 6 Pounds.. ,55 PerPn- $125 Almonds .69 IXL extra quality, paper shell. Sara at Santfords. Coffee 2 Pounds.. Hills Red Can, M. J. B.. SrhilllnK. Del Monte or Golden West. SaTO at Santfords. Apricots Fancy California rips fralt packed In syrup. Large No, 2 hi cans. Per Pound .45 Per Can. .25 Brooms Good quality, medium size, well made, at Santforda Earing. Catsup Ffes Each .50 Van Camps fancy eastern pack in large bottles. Fancy California B 1 a e k Figs. Sara at Santfords next week. 6 Bottles M .85 6 Pounds- .55 Baking Powder Royal Baking Powder. A cream of tartar product. Sara at Santfords. 5 Pounds.. $ J '89 Beans Van Camps Bean Hols Beans in largo No. 2 cans. At Santforda Saving. Old Dutch One of tho very best. Ton Sa-ra at Santfords. Rolled Oats Sperry's largo flakes or Quick Cooking. Sara at Santforda next week. 5 Lg. Cant .39 9-Ib. Sack .50 Prunes Fancy Santa Clara Sweet Prunes. Sara at Santfords. Pancake Sperry's extra quality. Earsj at Santfords next weak. Per Can .... .10 6 Pound.. .55 10-lb.Sack .60 Beans Salmon Sugar Extra fancy Mexican Red Beans: no rock or dirt At Santfords. Libby's fancy Red Alaska C. ft II. purs cane, la dealt In large IS ox. cans At cloth bags. Sara at Sant Santfords Sarins Price. fords next week. S Pounds.. .45 Per Can .... .25 10 Pounds .59 Jelly Poppy brand purs Jelly, la largo No. 6 or H-gallon cans At Santforda Saving Price. Sardines Extra fancy. In extra largo oval cans Saxe next week os Sardines. Chocolate Extra quality In bulk. Toa Save the cost ot packing and advertising. Per Can .... .65 6 Cans . .59 6 Pounds.. .50 Tamales IXL Chicken Tamales. One ot tbo best. Sars next week at Santfords. Grape Fruit Mayonnaise a Extra fancy Florida fruit In large No. 2 cans. Buy a few cans at Santfords next weex. Fresh made. Every Jar guaranteed. Save next week at Santfords. Per Can .... J 2 6 Can. ...... $J.30 Full Pint . .35 Shortening Fancy fresh made. In S lb. net palls. Save next week. i Pineapple Fancy slices packed In heavy syrup. Large No. 2H cans. Buy all you want. Coffee Extra quality Is bulk. Save the pries ot cans at Santfords. Per Pail ... $1.15 Per Can .... .25 Per Pound .30 Eggs Peaches Milk Strictly fresh local Eggs. Fancy California halves. Tour choice of Alpine, Bor Standard else. Save next packed in heavy syrup. dens or Carnation at week at Santfords. Largs No, J 4 cana. Santforda Saving. Per Dozen .23 Per Can . .25 Tall Cans.. .09