Monday, July 21, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
NEWS in BRIEF
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J'ortlaml I'ciii'le llrrr
' I'orlUnd rvKlslraiils Sundav at
111 Imal hotels lurlii ilrxl X. H. lllf
h.. J. Hatllnrn. O. II. liutiun, C.
II. Klsiios, W. f. Kami). Arllno
K.tos. " A
Norma. Jlllli-r. V. K. Iluut. Tho..
Ml.kelsoll. II. O. Word, Mr. enil
Mra. burin 1'almnr and son, Henry
Krlrksou, Thomaa Upton. Howard
ImlMion. T. II. Kvanson. Mr. and
Mra. Mwrnnra Mvre and lt
JWsen.
Htm, Otrr Wwd lllitliwujr
V. C. All"" and parly of Los
Anaelrs arrived In Kleinalb
Kails yraterday "d rrilaiarao
I Ih. Hall Itmel. tHI" '
u( wo. alwul Uia Weed hlabway.
They drove tlirouah Krr.no over
lha Wed road and wl or"
u,,a bump hlrh JostelrU Iham
... much and the car
murb thai Iba radiator ae
traikvd.
Mra. 1. C. I'ord LeevlnS
Mra. J. C. Ford, who baa been
atndlni several
aitbe home of br i " "
Mra. J. W. Saundere of Mallo.
Ml Saturday for bar bomo In
Oklahoma, She la r.lurnliif via
tha Caaedlan Racine, throuib
l.o. Anaelre wbara aba will ro
main Ir brl-f t.l ltb
Irlrpda.
Knjoinl Trip to I-ak
Judae and Mr.. V. M. l'unran.
Mr and Mr.. Itoland Wrlsht mo
tored to t)d..ll l.eso Saturday af
ternoon, returning to Klamath
In. I evenlm. Others who spent tho
ek and at th. laka Inolud.d Mr.
and Mr.. Joe O'Neill. Harry Jlolr.
In and Vivian McCauloy.
Itivltrd I" Card Party
Itoyal Nolghhore and thalr hue
banda aro Invited to all-mi the
rard party at tha Moaaa Hall on
Friday evening at o'clock. Thre
I. no chsrge. and srb Hovel
Neighbor la akd l bring a labia.
A door prise mil b given and a
light lunrh served.
I,ur.t. at il"rr Homo
Ml.a ll.rtba Hester la a
at tha bom of Mr. and Mr.. Kred
lilover. Miss Hter. who., boma
I. In ltd llliiff. Tallf.. spent tha
aumm.r of visiting with tha
(ilovere here, and since that lima
baa ben attending Armstrong's
college In llersHer. Calif.
Visitor In Klaniatli
lommenllng on tho wonderful
road. In Oregon and Washing
Inu. Mr. and Mra. Karl J. B.arry
arrived In Klamath Fall. yester
day. having driven front Spokane.
Thry aro visiting here for a
brl.f tlma before resuming the!'
Journ.y aonth.
Hhrrp nityrr In hlamath
A man by tha naraa ot (tan
Francl.ro rml.t.rod al tha Hall
hotel yant.rduy and atated that
hn waa aheP buy.r from San
Dl.io, planning to remain taera
for a ahort lima on builneaa.
Ilrre From Illlnola
Mr. and Mia. C. II. Smith, raal.
d.nta of "Cran.ton. III., war Tlalt
ora In Klamath Falla Sunday. Oth.
ar vaopia irora ino Mm. in
rlud.d Mr. and Mm. It. C. Hlrrh.
lay of Chicago and Walter ri.raon
of nurn.ton.
I.unilK-rman In Klnmnlh
Mr. and Mra. B. W. I.akln ara
laltlng frlanda and tondlng to
huilne.a matlera In Klamath Falla
from McClond, Calif., whore Mr.
Lakln la ganaral manager of tha
McCloud Lumber company.
Tromlnent Vlaltor
Itobart Wankovochl, prealdent
of tha Culvar City National bank.
I. a Tlallor In Klamath Falla from
hla home at Culrer City. Mr.
Wankovochl la a guest at th V 11
Inrd hotel..
ra.M-d Tlirowgh Klamath
II. F. Graham of llalton, Ka..
ainpped In Klamath Falla for a
.hort tlma Sunday to o the conn,
try. Lato laiit evening he rnamn
ed hla trip aoullt to San Francisco
nd boa Angelra.
Well Known Vl.ltom
Dr. and Mra. D. Talmer, and
aon. of Portland, who aro woll
known by many Kuininth people,
are visiting In the city for aevoral
clnya. aa guoata of the Hall hotel.
Ir. Palmer la an. X-Ilay export
In the Portland Clinic
Motored la Medford
C. A. Hartley, Jr.. eecretary at
the Southern Pacific office, ac
rompanlod by Mr. ninck, made
the loop trip from Klamnth Falla
through Crater hake to Medford
yeaterday. .
Enlojrd Outing
J. P. Duke and a party of
frlenda enjoyed an outing and
flailing trip to Odell Lake on Sun
day. nrndfonl. at Cabin
Mr. and Mra. L. Bradford apent
Sunday at their cnhln at Lake o'
the Woods.
Visited IjiIio Humbly
Mr. and .Mrs. Otto F.llls wcro
among the Klamath people no
ticed nt l.nko o" the Woods yt'
lerduy.
J
HlioilHK In the l it)
Home of the people who ware
shoilng III Klunmlll Falla Sat
urday were Mra, N. II. Ilnguo,
of Morrill; Mra. F. It Moflatt.
Klumatb Agency; Mrs A. II. Foi,
Algoma: Mra II. W. Hooper, Mid
land; Mra Jamea I'ettou, Fort
klainath; Mra. Hugh O'Connor,
Merrill, and Mra. A, M. Toiusetb,
Algoma.
Vllsted foe Hunilay
Mr. and Mra, He nry V. Joyam
were vl.llnr. ut Lake O'Tbe
Wood, ye.iitrduy at IIih auniiner
bonin of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Whit
loik. Mr.. Joau baa been
.pending a"Vurat weoka at the
-auii and la planning to reluru
tomorrow with Wblllocka,
Mullniail Man Ilrre
W. It. Ill rt. aaai.tnnl auper-
Inteiidnut of telegraph, of the
Southern I'arlflr, I. In Klamath
Fall, today vl.ltlng with loral
railroad officials. Mr. IIIH
hradiiiarlra are In Snn Fran
cisco, To Fnlrrtaln Club
Mia. F. K. F.itwlik will enter
tain members of the St. Illta
bridge club at her borne 411
High elreet, tomorrow afternoon.
It waa anuounced today.
Hiiriit Humlay at l.ak
Mr. and Mra. Cbiirlea Chaa-
lalu of this city and Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Havla of Cblloquln eujoyed
a swimming' pany and plclulc
at Lake O The Wood a on tfuu-
day.
Fniiiiliig Vl.lt
Joseph Kallua of Chicago la en
joying a visit at the boma of
his brother. A. Kallua, wbo la
Diaynr of Malln. Mr. kallna ex
pecia to remain In tbla vlcluliy
several weeks.
Itelurned to Copro
Mra Mary Oardluer, who baa
been visiting her sjster, Mra.
(ieorge Spannaua, ot this city, re
turned to her borne at Copco,
C.I., Sunday,
Uuslneaa Vlcluar
Watson Cr.mvllla la a builneaa
visitor In Klamath Falla today,
having coma from Lakeside.
Wash., where he la employed.
llsllrd Ixke Hutu ley
Mrs. Claude Davis and Ilex Da
vis, accompanied by Marian
tlrlmes. were other guest, at Lake
o' the Woods Sunday.
Judge Corklns Here
Judge O. M. Corklns. circuit
Judge of Lake county, la visiting
In Klamath Falla from Lakevlew
and will try several criminal aud
rlrll r.sea while here.
Klamath prn'y Vl.ltora
r. and Mrs. w. B. McMillan.
of Klamath Agency, were via
Itora In till, city Saturday.
Itrlurned fmm Vacation
Albert May returned Sunday
from a two weeka' vacation
which ha spent In Seattle.
Former llesldriila II
Mlaa Kleanor Cogawelj and her
mother Mra. Kin in a Cogswell, of
Palo Alto, Calif,, will arrive Mon
duy to visit Mra. A. C. Yadon
and other frlenda In Klamath
Falla They are former resldmita
of Klamath. Mlsa Cogswell la
now city editor ot the Pulo Alto
Times.
Will Visit Mother
Mae Phlnney la leaving for
llelllnghain Tuesday, where aha
will spend the rest ot tha sum
mer visiting her mother, Mra.
A. W, I'hluney, lloth Mae Phln
ney and ber sister. Ileatrlce
Phlnney, will return lo Klamatb
Falla In September.
Field 'urae Visits
Minolta C. Twist, slate field
nurse, with headquarter. In
I'urtland, la standing a few days
In Klamath Falla Inspecting the
office and the work of the
Klamath county bealtb unit. Mra.
Twist la making visits to the dif
ferent health uulla of the slate.
Called l.y IIIiu-m
Mra. Frank RVhmldt ot neatty.
and Wyma Ilrotherton, of tills
city left for Medford Saturday
afternoon, where Ihey were call
ed by the aerloua lllnesa of Mra,
HVbmldt'a alster, Mrs. Irving An
duraou. Visiting llrlallvea
Mra. Jane Werreb and Mra.
Charlea Collier arrived In Klam
ath Falla from Chlco, Sunday
evening. They will apend aev
eral weeka In thla city vUltlug
with relatives and friends.
Visiting In Houtb
Jlmmle, little aon of Mr. and
Mra. Ktnmltt North, lett this
morning with his grandfather.
K. I), North for San Francisco.
J'mmle will spend aeveral weeks
with bis grandparents In the Hay
city
Motored to lakevlew
Mr, and Mra. Freeland Staley
and Mr. and Mra. Herman file
wold motored to Lakevlew Sun
day, where they apent the day
with Mr. and Mra. Larry Flti
gerald. Announce Birth of Girl.
Mr. and Mra. Lewis B. Par
sons, of Tennant, announce the
birth ot daughter at the Kl.m.
ath Valley hospital, Sunday eve
ning, me baby weighed 7Vi
pounds at blrtb.
Jailer Returns
Mr. and Mra. Ed Itae have re
turned from two week.' vaca
tion which they apent at Illrh
ardson Springs, Calif. Mr. Kae
la Jailer at the Klamatb county
Jail.
Kirk Visitors
Mr. and Mra, Lester Langer.
ot Kirk, motored to Ihla city Sat
urday. They apent Sunday vis
iting Mr. Langer 'a parent. In I
Uorrls, before returning to I heir
home.
Here From Salem
(ieorge Arbnrkle ot Ralem, ar
rived In Klamath Valla thla
morning. He will spend about a
week In thla city transacting
business. .
Medford Visitor
Mrs. George llaugen, of Med
ford, la spending aeveral daya In
thla rlty visiting with friends
Mra. llaugen will be remembered
aa Fullh Wllllamt before ber re
cent marriage.
W. K. Hunt Hero
W. K. Hunt, weatern traffic
munagnr of tbe Great Northern, la
a visitor In Klamath Falla today
froni ble Portland headquarters
Returned to llnffer
Mrs. J, W. Vanderpool, of
Dufer, Oregon, wbo baa been vis
iting frlenda Ir Klamath Fails,
roturned lo her home Sunday.
lU turns From Middle West
Lydla Frlike, coumy health
nurse, returned Monday morn
ing from an extended trip
tbrougb the middle west.
Visited In Mrdfurd
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Rtelger
spent Sunday la Medford visiting
wits relatives.
Borah Plans Two
Month Rest When
Senate Adjourns
WASHINGTON, July II, (AP)
Ordered today by physicians to
take a complete reat for two
months. Senator Ilorah returned
to the eenata to finish the con
test tor ratification of the Lon
don naval limitations treaty be
fore obeying the command.
Foregoing bis dally early
morning horseback ride, the sen
ator took a motorcar Inatead tbla
morning and journeyed over to
Baltimore to get tbe report of hla
examination made earlier In the
week by officials of Johna Hop
kins university hospital.
They told him hla condition
waa not dangerous but they
warned they would not be re
sponsible It be did not Imme
diately take a st ot at leaat
two months.
Tbe veteran Idahoan waa back
In the aenata chamber aa another
gruelling day ot debate on the
naval treaty got ander way. He
said to hla colleagues. "I guess
the treaty li out ot the way."
tbe treaty la oat ofthe way. '
Kon-polaononi dyeg that do not
Injure tbem have been developed
by a MlnneeotA afrlenltnr.1 .
perimant station scientist for col
oring cut flowers.
Andrew Johnson has been the
only ex-presldent ot the I'nlted
Statea to sit as a member ot the
American Senate.
Long Island Homes
Hide Wireless Sets
Directing Rum Ship
NEW YOHK, July m, (API
Seven man were arraigned In ted
eral court today In connection
with raids on four houses In fash
ionable Long Island communities,
where treesury agents said un
licensed radio stall ui ware oper
ated to direct ahipa bringing In
bootleg liquor.
Tbe ralda were made last night
at Southampton, Hampton Hays.
Mattateck and Quogue, by it
treeaury department agenta. fed
eral radio englneera and deputy I
sheriffs from several counties.
In each Inatanre the buildings
rslded were apparently the quiet
homes of wealthy and respectable
persons, but In three of them pow.
erful wireless transmitting sets
found, and In most of them sev
eral guna.
Tbe men found operating the
aata and other believed Involved
were arrested. They were charg
ed with conspiracy to violate both
tbe prohibition and radio laws.
IHHIIOI' TAKKt WIFK
LONDON, July II (AP)
Dlshop Janiea Cannon, Jr., of the
Methodist Episcopal ehurri was
married at Christ church, May
fair last Tuesday afternoon, to a
Mra. McCallum, It waa made
known today.
Tbe Reverend Dr. Ferram was
the officiating clergyman. None
but a few Intimate friends knew
of the wedding at tbe time. Blabop
Cannon and hla bride now are en
route to Uracil by way ot Madeira.
For Iteaulta t'ae Herald Chus Ada
Rangoon Reports
British Aviator
' In Natives' Care
LONDON, July II. (AP) A
Rangoon dispatch to the Ex
change Telegraph company to
day aald villagers near the Ball
river Insisted that Krle Hook,
missing llrltlsn airman, waa be
ing cared for In a certain vil
lage. Tbe report waa being Investi
gated although flood, were malt
ing the eeerch difficult. No
otber trace of the aviator waa
found In the region where hi
companion, Jlmmle Matthewe,
aald he left him after their Kng
land to Australia plane crashed
more than a fortnight ago.
When Mra. Hook, wife of the
missing airmen, received at their
home at West Wlrkman the un
confirmed report her hueband'e
sfoty she displayed great joy, ,
"It la good newa aa far la It
goes," she aald, "and I am pray
lug that It may be true. 1 have
never wavered In my belief that
my huaband may be alive end
this report baa given me fresh)
heart."
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