The Evening herald., May 21, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Wednesday, May 21, 1930
NEWSinBRIEF
Character Cloie-Upt
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Tyre Y&SJF-
Mmiy Vlllln l-ako
Twciityasvcn rara t Govern
ment lam, ('riirr laka national
lurk, lut tiumlar. lu spit of III
lart that III road Is not n't rlcar
In tho lake's rim. Una tar was
from Mlrlilsan. It la rxpiirlrH.
t'rom a niurli larthor pultil anrn
mauiiitra III anuthiT car. una
ilaliitlii: In bo Irum bVoilaml.
Tula particular parson i an
enthusiastic laity who InaJaluil on
olii to Ilia lak, flunking to
tha rim rather than joins: by way
of Ilia road. Althousb llin xrsda
la eKtritmetjr atfrp, lha woman In
niiiitln waa heard to say. "I
have rmne all Ilia way from Hol
land to aa (raltr lkn and I'm
going lo a It, If I do have to
climb."
To hlamalh Valla
. Irvine- K. Vltilng. president of
tho Aahlaiul chamber of com
merce, W. M. llrlffsa and men
aaalng aacratary Drome It. Mna-e-r
ara In Klamatb I-alia today,
and all attandrd tha forum lunrh
ami of tha Klamatb county cham
ber. Mr. Vltilng waa tha prin
cipal apeakar on today' pro
f tain.
Vlaltnl In Cronls fate
Mr. and Mr. J. l. Packard
el'eiit g short lime lha flral pail
of tha .k visiting In liranta
l'ss with Mra. Packard's niotbar.
Mra. I'arkard plays lha part of
ona of tha rll Ion maidens In Ilia
play. "Ahhu Han of Old Japan"
whlrh will ba praaatuad hara.
Mill Ult In Idaho
Mr. and Mra. J. A. Mrrtnnalrl.
who have han rraldlng In Mails
f'r lha past three years, left to
day by motor for llolaa, Idaho.
whira they plan lo visit frlrnda
In their former home for aoma
Mne. Mr. Mrlionnlil It a Malln
l.arlier.
LIBERTY
I..IKT MIoUIMl TODAY
MARY
PHILBIN
In
"GIRL
OVEREOARD"
Poole's PELICAN Theatre
The ONE
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Talking
Singing
Dancing
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A PAUL FEJOS Production Presented
Motored lo Mnlfont
Mr. aud Mra. K. D. Joiia mo-.
torad tu Madford Haturday elver.
noou gnd vlslled tor aavaral
houra with Mra. 0. M. Martin,
ninthar ut Mra. Jones, wbo taka
tha wart of Natso-No In tha play,
A htm Han of Old Japan," that
la to b alagad In tb Mllla addi
tion I'hool on May lara.
Plan lo licnya Hoon
Mr. and Mr. D. R. Thnmaa
plan to leave aooa for a vlalt In
IMralallo, Idaho, Ihiilr former
home. Mra. Tbomaa haa tha lead
ing part In tha play "Ahbu Han
of Old Japan" which la lo ba pre
sented In tha Mllla arhool audi
torium on Friday, May JJrd.
Wednesday Club lo Mnt .
Tb Wednesday club will maal
111 la evening at HL Paula Kple
copal pariah halt at a o'clock, ac
cording to gn announcement mada
lata yealarday. Mra. Joseph Ewlug
and Mra. J. Ilnnry Thoinaa will
h Hi boateiHa on tlila occasion.
Kntrrlatlied ( ill
Mra. C. M. Reynold! enter
tallied tha niemlmre of tha play
"Ahbu Kan of old Japan" re
cently. Tha aftarnoun waa apent
In making roalumea and Mowers
to ba used In Ilia praaautatlou of
tb play.
Attended Illy lUrra '
Among thoia attending tha T)ly
rarea Hunday were Ollle Wolfe,
(ieriruda Drown. Jerry Walsh and
Joseph Harden of Klamath Kalla
and Mr. and Mra, h. Ilrlla ot Una
Krauclaro,
Hull Meeting
Tha Kaaterg Mar rlub No. J
will meet at lha bom of Mra
('. W. Iloriilhrook, (IS Lincoln
atreat, on Krlrtey afternoon at
3:16.
t reed to Alleud
Tb Hoyal Nalghbora wbo ara
meuibera of lha drill team gr
especially urged to attand lha
practlra to b bald Thursday af
ternoon. I'ntfornia will b worn.
flWurna Krmn t'orfuuift
Mra. I.erl MrDonald returned
Tueaday evening from I'oriland
and motored lo ber boma In Lan
gall Valley tbla morning.
Motor lo Klamath Palla
Mr". nrne 1. and (mall
daughter. Hetty t.ae. of Algoma.
wera Tiiltora In tbla city Tuea
day. Algiuua vuit
Mr j. B. 1. Ixiftgaard, of Al
(nma, waa a buelneea yUltor In
Klamatb Kalla Tueaday.
Itanrher VUlta
Onorg Ager. rancher ot lb
Keno dlatrlct, wtt a Tlaltor In
ibla city Tueaday.
Lake o' the Woods
Road in Condition
According to mnlnrUln, the
road to Lk o th Wood Is In
Nitnr condition for thU time of
yi-ir than It vr h bivtn. Mony
vt (hott who bT mmoirr rot
Uiti at th Uk have vlaltod
thm a numtir o( tlmi already
tht year.
Tho atom, loratrd at' the lake
rennrt, la open fur builnrM.
and ONLY...
AITH THE ORIGINAL PLAY
v v DIALOG that will dagger
you with Its rwaHS) with tongs
ryouD nwvwr forgtj wrffh a dra-
rnatk rwowp ond on rnoHorial
depth that will hold you tpoR'
bound. THERFS NOTHING EISE
LIKE IT IN THE WORLD I,
with
'GKsnn Tryon
Evelyn Brgntt
Mama Knndy,
T. E. Jackson
,OtU Horlon;
Rob EDisI
Taul Porcosi)
latlia Fanroni
Betty Franciseoi
STATE PRISON
TO HOLD OPEN
HOUSE 24-25
Adminigtration Building
To Be Thrown Open
For Inapection
BAI.PIM, Ora, Muy ti. (AP)
Huperlulandent Henry W. May
ara and other official! of tha
alata penitentiary will ba bnaia
to tha paopla of Oregon next
Haturday and Hunday when open
hnun la lo ha held In Dm new
prlann administration building
that la now practically complain.
Tha building, g fnur-atory itruo
tura, will be occupied early neit
weak.
l,ora'ed In lha new building
will he lha admlnlairatlva and
Imluatrlal offlcra, guanla' quart
era, prlion graeuul, matron'a of
fices, and, nil tha lop floor,
quarter fur to fuumia prisoners.
Women I'ollah yuurl.Ta
1'nder lha dlraciinn of lha mat
ron, Mra. lieu llalley, and ber
asalatant, Mra. Ilnrtha Mathews,
a number of women prlaonera
ara engaged In polishing up the
women a quarters. Uuks bava
bean bought for tha corridor, and
Iheae wera being dualcd gnd put
In plar yesterday. Tha new
quariera, with bath gnd other
modern runvenlenrea In avery
rooni, and with good bada, ara
butter furnished than many hotels
and In color, cleanliness and con
venience fur ahi-ad ot anytblnK
many of Ilia women be known
"outside."
Oirrerllvr) Xeeila Trtubled
Correctly needs h not been
nrerlcxik-d. and one room has
been set apart especially for tha
girls w ho won't ba good. Segre
gation aa a precaution against In
fest loua diseases, nerer before
puaslhl among tha women In the
Oregon penitentiary, la provided
In lh new quarters.
Tha new building Is considered
fireproof. With lha exception of
windows gnd doora It la entirely
tb product of prison labor. This
Includes plumbing. Interior dec
oration and tarloua artistic fea
lurea. for example an electric
col 'r fountain on lha first floor
Tha public will ba rarelred
next Saturday and Hunday be
tween lb bour ot o'clock a.
in. and 4 p. m.
Tha excavation baa bean coma
plated lor tha new cell wing
recently authorli'd by ths alate
emergency board.
Upper Classmen
To Picnic Monday
Each yaar the Junior and
seniors of lha Klamath I'nlon
high arhnol bold their picnic In
honor ot tba graduating class.
Tbla year' picnic will b held
Monday, May S. at Lak o" tha
Woods. Two bnndred student
ara expected to attend. Bwlm
mlng. fishing picnicking and
dancing will feature lha day s
entertainment.
Harry Fprasue and Valeria
Mcl'aulcy are arranging for the
transportation of the atudenta to
the lake.
Mineral flllluga and mineral
falsa teeth did not make their ap
pearance until tha end ot the
ISth century.
by CARL LAEMMLE
mm
HE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Espeo Shortens
Train Schedules
Through Klamath
According to announcement
mad today by C. M. Illgga, dis
trict passenger agent of tha
Houthern I'aclflo company, tha
Hhaala Itonl tralna of that com
pany will b speeded up effective
Jun Uth.
Changa directly affecting
Klamath Kalis gr aa follows:
Tralna T and ft "Tha Klam
atb" schedule shortened 10 minu
tes aouthliotind and 40 mlnutoe
northbound;
Train 7 Train t
II: to a. in. I,v. p't'4 Ar. :0p. m.
Hp. in. Ar. K. K. Ar. :44 a. at.
7:0 a m. I. v. K. T. I,v. :40 a. m.
:60 a. m. Ar. H. Y. f.r. :00 p. m.
Tralna 17 gnd II "Th '
cado" Tim shortened 16 mlnu
tra southbound and It mlnutea
northbound;
Train 17 Train IS
10:16 p. Lr. P't'd Ar. 4:16 p m.
7:16 a. m. Ar. K. Y. Ar. :16 a. m.
7:16 a. m. I.v. K. T. hi. 7:01 a. m.
7:16 p. m. Ar. B. P. I.v. :20 p. m.
Tralna 16 and 16 "Th West
Coast" Tim shortened 30 mlnu
lea aouthhound, northbound acho
dul nut gvallabl aa yet;
Train 16
4:16 p. m. I.v. Portland
4:7 a. m. Ar. Klamath Palla
4:62 a. m. I.v. Klamath Palls
ft: bo p. m. Han Pranclaro
:30 a. m. I.os Angeles (2nd
Morning).
Train 1
Arrlvea 1:6! p. m.
Ueparta 10:07 p. D1.
Tralna 11 and II "Tb
Hhasta" (VI ledford) Time
shortened to mlnutea aouthbound
and 40 mlnutea northbound:
Train It Train 12
6 : 1 0 a. m. Ar. P't'd Ar. : 20 p. m.
It 10 a. m. Ar. H. P. I.v. 7:40 p. m.
Tralna SI and 82 operated via
th Modoc 1,1ns through Alturas
will be run aa follows:
Train II will leava Klamath
Palls at :66 a. m ; Train 22
will arrive Klamatb Palls at
4:20 p. m.
Class Elections
Held Yesterday
At Klamath High
Class officers for tba senior.
Junior and aophomor claaaea for
next year at tha Klamath I'nlon
high nchool wera chosen yeeter
day at elections beld by th varl
oua classes.
Th Incoming freshmen clssa,
graduates of the grammar schools,
will rhoos their officers gt th
beginning of tb fall tarm of
school.
Ilrrmrr lleada Henlora
Arthur Bremer, prealdent; Ed
ward Hoyd. Tic prealdent: Pay
Iluchanan, secretary treasurer,
and Miss Virginia Went and Al
Sinclair, class advisers, wera
chosen by the junior class of tbls
year who will ba tb seniors of
next ypar.
Tha juniors chose Jimmy Hall,
president, Janet Bedford, vie
prealdent. Bill Est, aocretary
treasurer sod Jeroma Williams,
yell leader. Miss Troy and Al
Sinclair war chosen as tbelr
class advisers, although th pref
erence for Al Sinclair will un
doubtedly go to tb seniors.
Por the sophomore class Max
Raa waa elected president. Adolph
Vanfky, vice president. Betty Gal
lagher. scrotary-trettaurer and
Hick Olllman. yell leader. Kath
erlne Vlrlrb and Owlght French
were chosen clssa advlsera.
KAKI.y VOTK tilVKX.
riKHKK. S. 1).. May 21. (AP)
1'iiofflcial votoa on the first
ballot cast for the republican
nomination for governor at the
state convention today gave
Cladys I'yle 29.430 vote with
59.995 necessary to nominate
Brooke, ilowell'a unofficial vote
waa 23,061. The second ballot
produced few change.
saa
T LET
TO W. J. TOBIN
Call For Expenditure
Of $61,000 On
Sewer Unit
W. J. Tobln, contractor of
Oakland, Calif., waa awarded
the- contract on th 14th sewer
unit at meeting of the council
Tuesday afternoon as a commit
tee of tha whole. Mr. Tobln's
bid was 161.000.
Olbar firms who sent In bids
on the project Included J. P. Hues
and Co., Portland; Dunn and
Dakar, Praderlckson and Watson
Construction Co., 1'urdln, Hando
herg, P.k and Llnd of Portland,
DeGnlyer aud Bruce company of
Portland.
During the meeting tha vsrl
oua bide rocelved on tba lighting
unit were discussed but no agree
ment waa reached on awarding a
coulract alnce aoma of the Kla
matb avenue property boldera
wished to 'urthnr consider th
varloua bids. A report will be
mad to th city eouncll today.
Tbos wbo sent iu blda on tba
lighting project wera Concrete
Pipe company of Portland; Cali
fornia bregon Power company,
Garcelon's Kloctrlc shop. 8. C.
Hoberts. Hpokaue; I'hllg's Elec
tric, shop.
Musicians' Ball
Social Triumph
"It htppens Jut once a year."
and lis the annual musicians
ball. Tb fourth one waa given
at tbe Altamont last evening
when S2 musicians. In groups of
S, strove to outdo each other In
thep reaentatlon of waltzes and
fox trots.
The Isrge hall waa crowded
during tbe four hours of con
tlnuoua dancing and the aucceas
of tbe event may be elassett
with that of the Electrical I ll
and other Joyous dance events
given here yearly.
M'PERHTITIONH PKOVKD?
ISTANBUL. Turkey. May 21.
(AP) Superstitious Turks bsve
long believed the ancient and
crumbling Roman tower of Ie
debaaht, near Smrrna, waa
haunted by evil aplrita.
The tower crashed down yes
terday opon Turkish Peasant wo
man who were reating In tha
ahada after working In th opium
fields, killing 11 and Injuring
eight.
DOUBLE ACTION
flrwl-U Use iawgts
Takeaa ba take ei
Satae Price
or ouer 38 years
25 tcr 25
Use less than of
high priced brands
HiLLtont or FOUNDS usco
BY OUK OOVBBNMSNT
NOW
SHOWING
CON
Student Annual
Brings Words of
Highest Praise
The Klamatb 1,'nlon high school
annual publication Kl Itodeo for
iju, puhiiahed each year bv
the associated students of the
school, Is off the press and sc.
cording to all who have seen It
claims the distinction of being
the most attractive book put out
07 ina stuoems.
Tbe front cover Is of red
leather finish with an attractive
white latterlng design. Each
department In the book I spaced
off wltb red pages.
The dedication Is msde to
Bert Hall "who baa made It pos
sible for all Ibose who cannot
finance a bigb eebool education
to aecure an amount of money
from the fund which be started."
Tbe departments are th dedi
cation, administration, clause,
organisations, music, publication
and presentation, departmenta.
athletic and advertlaamenta.
Attractive picture. Individual
onea of tha tearhera, seniors and
juniors, and group plcturea of
the sopbomore and freshmen
and organlzatlona, ar shown.
Th annual staff la composed
of Mr. Emery, sponaor; Hubert
Totten, editor; Herbert Graham,
buslnasa manager; Mr. Fisher,
faculty, business advisor: Cbet
TEETH SUFFER
WHEN THE DIET
LACKS VITAMINS
Merras Should Be Planned to
Include Vitamins, Minerals
and Roughage
Dental authorities ny that a
child must have a I ax's need diet to
insure proper development of th
teeth. Furthermore, sudj a diet
must be continued in adult life to
maintain tooth structures already
developed.
Vitamins "C and "D" play an
(nnAFfanl navt In nenenotir.v tha
health of teeth. Many familiar )
foods contain one ot these ti taming.
They ar tomatoes, peas, leafy veg
etables, yellow turnips; oranges,
apples, raspberries, peaches; egg
yolks, butter and whole milk.
The taste-appeal of many of them
foods can be increased by the use of
sugar. Put a dash of sugar to a
pinch of salt in the vegetables as
they cook. Sprinkle sugar on the
fresh fraits or add it when stewing
them. Aad of coarse, podding made
of eggs and milk need sugar for
palatability.
Ia meal planning, jellies and
jams should be included frequently.
They are delicious accompaniments
for meat as well as for bread. Their
fruit content is also healthful. Good
food promotes good health ani
test. Th Sugar Institute.
m 4 1 Jj " a, iT
Friendly ... but no
.
"QHE-S NICE but let's not invite ber!"
O That's what people said about
Mrs. Everybody knew the
teason.EveryonebutMrs. herself!
Then by chance she overheard,"B.O."
"B.O." the polite term for something
people seldom mention . . . body odor. She
waj horrified. But that very day she
adopted a simple safeguard. Now she is
popular, happy, invited everywhere.
Never again will she let "B.O." offend!
We don't notice it in ourselves
That's the tragic thing about body odor.
The offender is alicays the last to suspect
his fault, because our senses quickly be
come deadened to an ever-present odor.
Yet everyone perspires. Pores give off
a quart of odor-causing waste even oh "
cool days. To play safe to be ture of
i-m
LIFEBUOY
SHAVING CREAM
Test this twttinc timblc-cJcnM Urivtrr
on toot pet "Tendet Spot." See how
k oothe-emii ninjti njc and burainf.
At ymr drntttst'i
r
Hsmaker, assistant editor; Hen
rietta Wright, admlnatratlon;
Vaud la Baker, aenlor class hist
orian; Ignore Ames, Junior and
sophomore, freshmen classes.
Dean Houston, Instert. cartoon.
II
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THE ROASTER"
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To preserve for you rh) fresh,
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a special vacuum process is
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ented and used exclusively by
M-J-B owoTontee the "Fresh
from th Roaster" flavor.
5 a 1 sa.
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people can't excuse B.O."
J- (Body Odor)
not offending adopt this simple precau
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This delightful toilet soap is a joy to
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fans will tell you so. Jts bland, abundant,
gently antiseptic lather cleanses, re
freshes, purifitt pores so deeply that not
even a trace of "B.O." remains.
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Want a fresh, clear, radiant complexion?
Use Lifebuoy. Work its pure, creamy,
deep-cleansing lather well into the skin,
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PAGE THREE
and snapshots: Ague Orean, de
partmenta; florle Jon, society;
Rolsnd I'lrlrh, athletics: Waly
Hector, picture manager; Batty
Zimmerman, alumni research anil
Ben Wilson, at-offlrlo.
FROM
Buy a can of M J-B Coffee) '
today. Youll male a pleasant '
ditcoverynd because A-J-B
is a richer blend you may us I
slightly las coffee per cup.'
Your grocer has it in th green
and gold can. j
- She thought:
"You mesa to be kind, but I hat
to bare you come so close."
Ytt, to be polite,
She said:
"It's so nice of you to help a begirt,
oer at bridge."
a T.'i'' "
friends!
(Body Odor)
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