The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 01, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 1, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE NEWSinBRIEF Character Close-Up 'easkaB1Li J WD FO?GYWG THU uf Trip rrluud. ul Mr i. Myrtle Holm, wliii la enjoying vacation lu th llawallau l.laude, have received word lliut Ui party ' bavin tiliinillil lima lu Honolulu. Mr.. Helm wa. a member of III I'm vor.lt y ul Oregon K.lett.lon trip lu ll llawallau lelauda. Hh la Ilia principal ill I'Dllmu school. Oft fur )l)iiil AIImtI May Ml by uiolur this niornliiri lor Olyini'la. Wash.. whr ha la g'iln I" accept Mo anion uircliainllo iiiict for on of III" largeat dry good, flrnn. II will li Jollied by Mra. Mar mid mn tleori about 111 flral of September, Hll"a-il lu t'Ky Mra. r'rank Hcbmldt of Deatty ud her daughter. Mra. Iloyd aud children Opal "d 'X'r. ' .lay In Ihlacllr ahuppllif and vlall Ing with frlenda. Mra. Ilord m children r .pending eom. lime aa lb. gueat. of Mr.. aVhmldt from Ihetr bom In Aahlind. .. I it. n.rt m ill I Charles A. Hun h" "' lha noalllon of window trimmer at Moe'e store. Until recently thla ,..l was held by J. 1. Halph. of rUrramrnlo. Mr. Hull come hlgh 1, recommended, having bad years of experience In window trimming and card palming, lie ""it" coming to till city, with llrake'. of liorkeiey. lU-lurna Kmm Krntllc Mlu Ines Iturker. government nuraa at Klamath Agency, baa re centlv returned from an extended vacation, which aba apent In Seat tle. Aberdeen and other Wa.hlng Inn cltlea. Ml.a Hnrker waa a vle llor In Klamath Tall Tburadar. Itrturn Krom I'oaat Mr. and Mra. Krancla Newman hava returned from a vacation trip, which they apent on the heachea of Oregon. Mr. Newman tren.arted bnalneaa In I'orlland on hli return trip to Klamalb raits. lining honlli ' Mra. (Irac Biewart. former pro. prlelor of "Moe'e beauty ahop. la lralnf for California within week. After vlaltlng In Ban Kran claco and l.o Angelea, Mra. Rtow art will return to Klamath Kail, and will ho affiliated with Ihe Vanity beauty ahop after Septem ber 1. VlolUng In Mrlf..rU- Mra. Docla Norrla, of the Art and Craft ahop. mado a bu.lnnu trip to Medford Thuraday. Mra. Norrla will apend lha week end In the valley clly vl.ltlng wllh rela tive.. Vl.lllnf IWallw Mr. and Mra. W. N. Brolherton and Mra. W. II. Tra.k of Ashland are .pending aeveral daya In Klamath. vl.ltlng with relative.. They wer accompanied to thla rlly by llernard Hrotherton Motored From Kirk .Mr. and Mra. Oater I.anger and Infant aon, motored to Ihla city from Kirk Thnra.lay evening, re turning to their home Ihla morn ing, after a ahort vl.lt with Mra. l.atiKor'a parent.. Knlnylng Vacation Dorothy Htoven. of the. atnff of lha Klamath county chamber of commerce, left today for a ten dny vacation, which ah will ipend In Cre.cent City. l'nrtUiid Vl.ltor Knthryn Clt of Portland I. the h nu no Kiie.t ef Mr. and Mra. Fred Cope Jr.. at their hnma In Ihe Mnrlon aparlmenta. Mlai Ott la Mra, Popo'i al.tnr. lliialiiea. Vl.ltor II. J. MrMnhon of Medford a bu.lne.a vl.ltor In the rlly. Mr. MrMnhon Is a uncut at tho Wlllard hotel. i AS fig .Mh.oiiIc I'IiiiIu Humla Th annual Maaoulu plcnlo will be held Hundiiy, Auxuat S, at Laka o' th Wouda aud prouil.ea to bo una of lh moat ulijoyalilo evi.nta of Ha kind Ihla aeaaon, Mullii and Chlluuulii will l aaalu.t each other In a tu ut ar t'oiilii.t. BwIiiiiiiIuk. lioutliiK and all kind uf aporla will b enjoyed. All Maaoua, Kaalern hilar, II Molay, Job Duunlilura and tliclr KUuata are Invited to attund. Ka.h puraon la lo brliia a banket lunch, l.-u cream. Ion onade, coffee, augur and cream will bo fiirnlauod. I'lriilu ia humln)' Th Joint pariah pkulc bo twueii Ihu Jjikuvlvw and Kluiu- III r'alle purlahea la lo b bold hunduy. Tho.w atteudliiK from Klamath Kulla aru a.ked lo bring tlmlr own liiiiihua. llhl ra freahnielll., colialallllg of coffuu, etc., will b aerved by Ibu Lake view peopl. Ma.a will b auld on lha plcnlo ground, at 10.30 by rather bchiiildl of Lakuvluw, I'ortluud l'eoplo It.Tc Among lb J'ortlaud reglalranl. In tha clly laat availing aud thla niorulng war W. Harwlck, D. O. Iluod, '. I., llardualy, V, W. Jler Ibo.llv, M. A. UoborU, C. C. Child, Mr. and Mra. M. Krl, K. J. Jlaui lli k. ltoy T. Own. Mr. and Mra. I). II. Ilarpar Jr., Mr.. JCverllt Jouea, 1,. II. Whitby. Marvin Howe, Mary (Iraag, I). J. Hlnclulr, Mr. and Mra. C. II. Oiuiataed, (,'. W. Wale., Karl Wllaon, Mr. and Mra. K. It. Wvat wood, M. MlihaelMin, U. U. Jloyt and Arthur Hen.ou. llunla Hack l-Tiira 1'ellow.loae- Dr. and Mr.. Warren Hunt and children hava returned from a two wneka' trip through Yellow. lone National park. They alao Malted In Tuacon National park and lu lb Jackaon Mole country In Wy oming, making tha entire trip by motor. "Yellowatona park la won derful, and lha road a are aplendld. W apent almost a week In th park alone, and then didn't gat lo ee all of It," Dr. Hunt comment ed. At trod KoUry Meeting- Mr. and Mra. Otto Kllla left yea terday for I'orlland, wbora Mr.. Kill will romaln for several day. vt.ltlng frlenda. Mr. Kill., who la aecrelary of the local itotary club, want on to Aberdeen, where ha will attend a convention of the anrrelarlea and pre.ldenta of tha Itotary International, returning home Sunday. Cliff Dunn, local Itotary prealdent, will alao attend tha conclave. Former ltallrnfa Here Mra. K. I. Hamilton and daugh ter. Alleen, who formerly lived In Klamath t'alla, are vl.ltlng here for eom time, renewing aequalnl anrea. They have flailed at the home of Mr. and Mr.. J. Y. Tipton and other friend.. Mr. Hamilton la now atalloned at Port Coata. Calif. He la tha owner of Buck laland In tha Klamath lake. Arcepta 1'oalUon Charle. Ilrlgga. who recently eemn her from I,oa Angela, after an ab.enro of many Diantha, ba. accepted a poaltlon a. dl.play rard writer and aaalatant window trim mer at Montgomery Ward .tore, and atarted hie duties Ihla morn ing. Pnrrlmard l.unrh Boom. Claudia Itttnyan. formerly em ployed at tbe Lake Shore Inn, ba. recently purcba.ed lh Elev enth atreet lunch room at 127 South Eleventh atreet, according to a recent announcement. DNplay on Auguat 0 The new Atwatrr Kent Oolden Voiced radio will bo on dl.play at Underwood'a Pharmacy on Au- u.t (lh. In. lead of on Anguat lat aa previously announced. Lakrvlrw Man In Klamath Klwood llobrrts, wall known fjikevlew timber cruiser, Is visit ing In Klamath Kails for a few daya, and Is a guest at the Hall hotel. Visitor Krora Kugenr (iuesla In Ihe city Thursday from Eugene Included A. D. Collier, lllll Lat. Mr. and Mrs. ateln. Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor and Hob Morrison. Vlalt In Klamath Mrs. George Kelley and party of Tlolse arrived in Klamath Falls on Thursday night for a brief vlalt here. Dunsmulr Vlcltor Mrs. Albert McCann of Duns mulr was a vl.ltor In Klamath Falls Thursday. COMING 5000 FOR A COOL DRINK ON A HOT DAY. USE KERR'S BEST Natural Unsweetened GRAPE JUICE with cracked ice in a punch. , Good All Year Round Oregon Grapes Oregon Labor MovIiik lulu Mount Ned MiiUulf, of th 4loldi.ii Hula alore, la moving lulu hi. unw guburliun home which he Just rocmitly punha.ud from Thomas 1'hlllpaoii. The linuie la a atrlctly uiod.Tii, four-room Imiii galow wllh all modern conven iences and lh plana for tho yard, which I. aU-lenlh. of an acre, Incltido flower bed., rock garden., and ornaiiientiil alone hi id hath.. Th homo la loiuted on Alluiiioiit Drlv.i lu lha new Altumoiit Third addition and wuh purebnaed llimujch tho office of Ilia Kavell-Clli-y lUiully Co. Mr.. Mvtcalf I. vlnltlug In Allmny ut tha pri'MUit lime, but eipocts lo return soon. IliiffvlUa lti-1 Ul ll Mr. and Mra. John lliilfuttu and aon hava rutitruod from u motor vacation trip Into Califor nia and Nevada, whore tlicy vla Itod rolallvea aud frlenda. Tli.iy wura guimla of both Mr., Ituf fetto'a parunla. Mr. and Mra Hen Itagglo, and Mr. Kaffiilto'a futber, Anthony ltaffntto, in Heno. Mr. Huff-tto b.a r.Hiinuil hla work In the Hpuulati-Aiiivil can grocery. VlaltrU Hero llrcrnll)' Frederick L. Hihuinacber of Rt, l.oula. Mo., .pent a fow duyn In tha city recently. Mr. Kcliu macber la a fur buyer und tiim Juat returned from a trip to tlic Yukon territory and the Aleutian l.land., Alaska. While In the north he secured several thou sand dollars' worth of pelt., some of them from native trappers and some from fur furm. on tho Island., I'aaaed Tltrougtl Klailiatll Mr. and Mr.. W. M. Ksxate pasard through Klamuth Kalla Monday enroiite to their home In aoutbern California. Mr. Ka-. gala la the uldnsi brother of 1 1'hMali.r V.kvmIa (if Ihla cllv. n.l' It was the flral time they bail III VI in V 1 years. lie iwu ur.iiu- era nan an enjoyauie mi-.'ting ior a week bera. Vlalt In l-ekrvlrw Mr. and Mra. James Welch and daughter. Janet Dawn, are spend ing aeveral day. In l-akevlcw vis iting with friends. Mr. Welch la local manager of tho MacMarr'. .tores. leaving fur Houtb Mlsa (ioldl Ujwln. who ha. 1 boea employed In tba local West ern Union office, la leaving aoon for Han Francisco to spend the week-end taking a course In 1 school conducted by tfie Western I Union. Filed Divorce Complaint Cora White (lied a divorce complaint In circuit court Tues- day aguln.t Frank K. Whit on arouuda of deavrtlon. lha cou ple wer married at Klamath Kalla In 1911 and hava three children. Medford Tribune. .Mr. Drebrr I lack Mra. John Drebor ba. return ed from a bu.luesa trip to ban Franclaco and Lo. Angeloa. Mnlln VUltor Mr.. Dave Ll.key and small daughter, Mazlne, of Malln, were ahopplng In Klamath Falls today. Have you ever seen aurh price. on blankets as C J. lireler Co. are making? 1-lt Auto Body and tender Wrecks repaired like new. Plate Glass installed while you wait. Authorized Harrison Radiator service and re pairing by experienced men. All work guaran teed by BOB RYAN AUTO TOP SHOP 1413 Main 81. Phone tttrj Klamath FaUa, Oregon LEAVE VOIR WORKIES 11KII1ND VOL I When you start out on that vacation tour, leave your motoring worries behind you. That means putting your engine lu A-l shape. Whether lt'i only a tune up or a major overhaul, you'll get an export, honest Job here at fair prices. "Have It Dono In Your Home Town hy People You can Trust." Ray R. Tallow, Curl lUiblcy Mechanics Crater Garage SB Main HI. Vlallcil Mm. 'iijiil Mr. and fir., I'utay Duly, of Prurla Clly, Mont., are visiting In Klumulli Full, with Mr.. Daly's alaliir, Mra. (I. H. Cozud, They are accompanied hy Mr.. (Quad's niece, Miss Murjorla Mclntyro. After soverul duy. here the visitors plan to motor Into Cali fornia. Mr. Duly I. a bunker In the Montutia city. riHndliiu Two Wn-ks Hem Mr.. Cordon Mcltno t Po.t land and Mra. ;. II. Vourheer and sou. Claude, of Kugenf, ure spelldlllg two weeks III Kl.uoaHi Falls aa the houso guest, of Mr. and Mrs. A. ('. Hiirkea at Ihvlr homo uu Paclflo Terruio. Ilalileiicu Permit Taken Out (Ins Jolinsoii baa secured an Skuuo ImiIIiIIiik permit from the clly building Inspector and plans lo erect a beautiful new home lu Hot Kprlng. addition. IhvIiik Hntur.lN) Mlsa Mlrluiu Wortley la leav ing Kuturduy t-vtiiiliiK for Hun Prtiuclaeii, whero slie will spend threo weeks on a vhiuIIoii. Miss TODAY and r ON THE af I - Brunette LEILA HYAMS sP''6'!. WM-AUST,N ' I. , lS, ' It Sl"tt1 WIS81B B IS hsXW-W VWiU lauich record, at I I Y"ir Of T i ' !'. I'ne Tree. Ill J ete gay X known before Jr 1 .1 novr. Come and vfL .) 1 t r "h ",e f3 VX' I i! crowd, lliat are ; f 1 JM calling It the ,S i f hnt come,y of I: ZP gu the rear. M a w-- - ' ' m .? s a as I IrsiTXTT rnr tt now I I I j rmr imi showing j i "A blonde will soon forget. But a brunetto! Once she lores you, she'll love you the rest of her lifo!" You'll learn about women in "THE LADY LIES" A Paramount Picture . with WALTER HUSTON CLAUDETTE COLBERT CHARLES RUGGLES ON THE f te; Kt.ii sir, .A TODAY and TOMORROW MATINEE and EVENING SPECIAL ONE CENT SALE For every ticket bought at the Regu lar Price the second can be purchased for an additional cent. CHILDRENS' TICKETS SOLD ON THE SAME BASIS Wortley Is affiliated with lha local offlco of the Culifornlu Oregon Power company. Iioti.i, in ll,in;it Du x POUTI.AND, Aug. 1, AP fieo. K. ileathiniin Jr., 4!l, builder of tha two Deathman hotels and resident of J'urtlaiiii nine year., died yeaterday while he was be ing transported to a hospital In an arnbulunce. Death was caused by hemorrhage. A . I LIBERTY sow Glenn Tryon "DAMES j AHOY!" ' li A NEWS REEL and H COMEDY I TOMORROW SCREEN . s are different!" STAGE GUIDO DEIRO The world's greatest piano accordionist and phonograph star (in person.) Selections from popu lar grand operas; also the latest song' hits, as well as sev eral of his own compositions. i A fit "if Bacon Medium wclsht. nice lean " "" .30 Per Pound Cheese Extra quality, full cream Oregon cheese. ' .25 Per Pound Bacon Backs Medium size, lean bacon backs, at a Saving. .28 Per Pound Lard Pure lard, made under Uni ted State. Kovernment In spection. It', as cheap as the poor grades. .60 4-Ib. PaiL. Shortening Fresh made under govern ment Inspection. It', as cheap aa the poor grades. 60. 4-lb. Pail.. Santfords unquestionably are the largest individually owned food dis tributors in Southern Oregon, in fact large enough to buy direct from the producer and manufacturer at a chain store price at Santfords you get all the advantage of prices as low or lower than the eastern chain stores offer you yet the profit on the dollar you spend goes right to work at home where you spend it. Soap Citrus granulated In large packages. It's one of the very best at a Saving. Large Package.... .29 Flour Gold Medal, made from the best bardwheat. Every sack guaranteed. $J.75 49-lb Sack Pancake Sperry's extra quality. guarantee every sack this Saving price. We at 10 lb. Sack .55 Wheaties Gold Medal Wheaties one of the best cereals any meal. You Save Santfords. are for at .10 Per Pkg. Malt Puritan extra quality, hop flavored. One ot the best at a Saving. 2vgCan.... 49 Santf orcl's 426 MAIN STREET Roasts Cut from yonnn beef. Nic. lean and tender. .18 Per Pound Boiling Beef Cut from fancy young beef. It will please you. .12 Per Pound Steak Nice sirloin or rib steaks, cut from the beat young boet. .25 Per Pound Veal Roasts Extra quality, cut from the best milk fed veaU .20 Per Pound Veal Stew Extra choice, cut from fancy veal. .12 Per Pound Pork and Bean: Van Camp's, in medium siie cans at a Saving. .43 6 Cans . Pancake Flour Sperry's, In 10 lb. sacks. .55 Sack Cocoa Ilershey's extra quality at a Saving. .15 Full z lb. Coffee Extra quality in bulk. Blended right to make rich cup ot coffee. .30 Per Pound Catsup Van Camps eastern quality In large bottlea at a Sav ing. .90 6 Bottles.. Leg of Lamb Nice medium site lets, cut from choice young lamb. .22 Per Pound Lamb Chops Nice lean chops cut from cut fro: imbs. the best young lambs. .20 Per Pound Lamb Stew Extra quality, cut frosj famcy young lamb. .10 Per Pound Pork Roasts Extra choice roaaU cut from .boulder of young pigs. .22 Per Pound Hams Sugar cured. Packed under United States government Inspection. The very best. .32 Per Pound Chocolate Ghlrardelli's in sealed tin at Santfords Saving. Full .32 Pound Coffee Sun-Klst, the coffee ire guarantee the very highest quality. Try a can today. .45 Per Pound Old Dutch The original old dutch la large cans at Santfords Saving. .45 6 Cant . Prunes Extra quality, medium sin: either Italians or French sweet. .10 Per Pound Raisins Fancy Thompson seedle at Santfords Saving. .28 4 lb. Pkg...