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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1930)
Wednesday, Anoint 13, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TAGE THRE8 NEWS'nBRIEF Character Cloie-Ups w I ill I TS-iW I V 2. 2rV-T 0ff exrecr ve rt 0l try . Visit In I'fliievlllr ,Mr. fl. C. Harris, and AID ddlo Mild Jack Harris, led Tuna day '"r 1'rliicvlllii whore Uiuy pluu In spend several ilu)s v Ib II liiK Mrs. Ilurris' purouts. PINE TREE NOW i I-t mini In ri nil rulor mm UltlU llf M b-l pit. IlinvlmU Wll,r'" Mlth (lie greatest cant of tinging stars rtrr In onu picture, i AI.KXAMlHl filtAV HEIIMt K (I.AIHK NOAH Ill t llV AI.U.'K Photographed entirely In Technicolor flu. .l)l)l:i) MIOKTH llrarrvallolia Mmlc Among I line (rum rorlUnil who Iikvo niuilu reservations fur Urn alula iloiliiiun convention wlili tl opens Imro tnniorrow urn Alvlu Hltvers, Arthur . rlvers. Henry Hwlnl, Dr. IJtmo Kulluwa, Dr. J. 1'. Hounds, L, Muklnr, J. Jesaon, W. K. Nuuiiian, J. Ilahn. C. (iurnder, (inurge Canilhers mid Mr. and Mra. Alex Johnson. Keanrvuflnna have been mail al III Ariadn hotel, Hie official huli'l of Ilia convention. Children's Pictures Hlmwn rlevrrel pictures ( Klamath Knlla children aro shown In lh August luo of lh Guardian Nnwa. Iaued monthly ly the (iuardlan J 1 n 1 1 I I ii ac and Loan as-iH-lnllun. Tim plrturoa show Churli'a Kenneth Kill", inn ol .Mr. and Mra. Olio Kill of III In city, and Norm and Howard llollldur who live on a ranch Juat out of Ktamalb Kails. Carrier on Vacation Charles lionolaon. mall car rier ut Dm local puat office la enjoying lila auuuul leave (ram lila duties. Ha la spending moat of Ilia Hum at lila new hum In ilia HI. Kriinrls siibdlvlnlon where tin alan d ha wua "building fouces mid digging ditches," olri 'lll. li.ll Visited Here lir. J. .M. llorgor. noted pursl ilun of Chicago, and Mra. llerg er. spent aeveral days hero I III" week vlalllng lr. Mergers coualn, Kluier llslalger. The visitors ara leaving some time thla eve- nins l mi urn to tlialr noma In llio esut. Itrlurnrd In Work Thomp Cone, carrier (or tho Inral poet office, haa resumed lila work after hung confined lo hia home for tha pat three weeks wlib a spn'lned bark and a serious aiu.k of lumliaga. Dnrlnl Mr. Cone'a aharnra Tlieo- dorn Kl'ld kulialllulrd aa carrier. M:"-r)a on 'arn(lon William Maaaey and (amlly aro enloylng a (nrlnlght'a ara lion vlalllng In Balrin wlib Mra. Maray'a pnrenia. Mr. Maaaey waa recently Iranaferred (rum Ilia rliy larrkr poalllon at the loral poat offlra to a clerical p mlilon. Tnkea New Offlrr A. Karl I'olieraon, eonatrue llon engineer for tho new federal hulldlng whli h la under construc tion hero, haa taken up an of flro In tho Oregon Dunk building where he will Iranaarl all buil ue.a In tha (uture. Lirenae Iaauew A marriage llcenie wai laauod yeeterdar at the office of the county rlerk to Jone unoi, J. pit man. and Aurora Ybanei, it. both Meilrant. who gavo their realdencea aa Kegg. Calif. i LIBERTY how Mary Nolan In "UNDERTOW HtM'letlea to M Tburtda at 11:30 tha I.end a Hand aoclnly o( tha Klrit Matho dial church will hold their meet' lug at Ilia home of Mra. John Ya dutt, 3111 Main atrnel. Itofreali menia will be eemed. At 1 o'clock lha Iluhee circle of the ohurch will niiH-t with Mra. Oiiy Halerloa at t'ii Waahlngtun a C reel for a liualneaa meeting and pot luck luncheon. Tha M. 4i M. circle will meet at 2:30 Tburailay after noon with Mra. Kenneth Kinllh, 4115 f'aclfln Tnrraco. On Thura ilay erenlng the Kpwortli league of Ilia church will apnnaor a wat ermelon feed at Cryatal Hprlnga. Ilearrlliea Daalern f'omllllona Mr. and Mra. II. L. O'Neill and two aona, Kliannnn and llurton, who rnienlly arrived hero from (iarrlaon, Iowa, where Ihoy have made their home (or tho paat flf teeu yeara. told ft aad tale of con dition! In the middle went canned by lha drought. Mr. O'Neill, who haa been a aloi k and grain buyer In the eaalern city, la hero to look up a new location. He atuted that the corn crop hiyl been al moat entirely demollahed, Mr. O'Neill la the brother of J. C. O'Neill and Milt O'Neill of tbla city. California People In Klaiimlli Among the California people In Klamath Kalla. rem. lured Tiieadny and Wedneaday morning al the local liolela, were It. K. Allcheaon, Thomaa K. Ilarllutl, F.. M. Lindner, K. llalina, M. A. Phil lip". Itay llertram. I.. I.. Stllwell, William II. llHrnilng. and J. H. Kent, all of Han Kranclaro; C. II. Wllliama, Hal Van Itenaaular. and Mr. and .Mra. 1. 11. Illehna of lot Angelea; Mr. and Mra. T. Cotton. Sacramento and II. 1. Duller, Dunamulr. i'ortlanil l(e(iatranta Among the Portland roglatranta ut the lural botrla Tuoaday and thla morning were Kred K. Hoff muii, W, It. Nl hulaon. Norman W. Mllea, v. li. Orogory, It. K. Ileera. W. J. Coinman, (leorge W, Colllna, 1. r. Hcanlln. O. 1.. Htone and family. Walter I'erklnaon, Mr. and Mra. W. !'. Mclane, Mr. and Mra. J. M. OeYoung and daugh ter, Krank Mllea. John Htevennon, Krank Hamilton, tieorge Walaon and mn (ieorge. Junior, and Mr. and Mra. Eran (ironnrllle. Former IU-llcnt lalta ' Jlradford Carter, a former real- dnul of tbla city, with bit wife and daughter, Virginia, la ylaltlng at the noma ol .Mr. and Mra. o. (,, Htevena on I'acltlc Terrace. Mr. and Mra. Carter and daughter will apeud week or 10 daya In Klamath Kalla. Mr. Carter la the brother of Mra. Steveui. Ourata at Iteynolda Home- Mr. and Mra. 8. 11. Grinned, of Loa Angelea, Calif., are bouae gurata at tha borne of Mr. and Mra, Earl C. Keynolda. Mr. Grin ned Is aaalatant superintendent of shops and tools (or the Union Oil company (or the elate of Califor nia. Mrs. Grlnnell and Mrs. Rey nolds were college friends. Peflncaim shng MAIIIII GItAS ME II IK 1MB NT and Miisigippi romance mingled in the South' greatest m u i e al drama and a lorelj lad play a reekleas game) .of hearts. rWfinrii ' Murray HpfcM j NORMA TERRIS Z(S3fe3iS5 ' DO IIC. US CIUHOR& , ROBERT EDESON -- . BTrFm FETCHTt ' IJf MYRNA lOY , . t CHARLES MORTON 1 -tTrl J 1ir)i Inli Caaumlngi VlPaaaa IVaaaaiaaaf y Willi m Fu I a i "II fm ""' 3aauajajaaal Hear of Wedding Krlenda In Klamath Kails hire recelred word of the marriage of Oliver It. Wilson, formerly of Kla math Kails, to Margaret Stevens, of Vermillion, South Dakota, The marriage waa solemnised on (Sat urday, August Dth. .Mr. Wilson waa at one time an architect In j mis city. Coupe blolen A Ford a-oupe, pea green In color with black trimmings, was atolen on Monday night from In front of the home of Mr, and Mra. II. V. Davla at 320 Waahlng ton. Mr. lhirla states that his car was taken slier 11 p. m. The license number Is 1H.119. llanuony Circle to Meet Members of the Harmony Cir cle of tba First Chrlntlan church ara notified of the meeting to be held Thursday afternoon at S:3U at the home of Mrs. Wlckersham, i;03 I'lno avenue. All member.' aro requested to alter;., the mooting. GAS PLANS FOR THIS CITY TOLD (Continued from Page Bis) there will be built an attractive mission type building to bouse the gas equipment. . J.lqulflm! Mutural (ae Liquified natural gas, wblcb will be surved here, la different (rum manufactured gas In that no dirt or soot coniua from the gus plutit. Liquified nstural gas la the modern (uol and la a de velopment of years of research by Hluiidard. Oil company. In discussing the bringing ot liquified naturul gus to Klamath Kails, Mr. Altcheson stated, "We ara pleased to announce Hint gas service will pli.ee Klam ath Kails oil parity with other growing cities. Gas service bas been a little slow In coming but fortunately Ha arrival la coin cident with the lutoat develop ment of liquified natural gas, which la the modern fuel. All over the west the day ot cutting wood and bringing lu coal and taking out the ashes Is pausing, and In their place Is coming natural gas, ft clean, bot fuel from which there la no dirt." Make City Hurvry The actual streets of the town where the gaa mains will be laid down have uot been determin ed. Tills will be baaed upon visits to ! made by representa tives of Natural Gus Corporation of Oregon to bousewlves to as certain how many want gua ser vice. The engineers will t h e o map out the distribution system In accordance with the house wives' requirements. Offices are to be established by Natural Gaa Corporation of Oregon, where modern gaa ap pliances, stoves' and hot water beatera are to be exhibited. Wo men demonstrators to acquaint houaewlvea with the uae of these appliances will be part ot the or ganisation. Huppllrs Here F.itenalve prepuratlons are al ready underway (or the con atructlon ot tbe distributing sys tem and gaa plant. I'lpe (or tbu distribution eystem Is al ready on tbe ground where the construction depot will be locat ed. Other supplies and necessary equipment have been ordered snd are enroute from tbe east. Supervisory forces of the con struction crews are being as sembled. In San Francisco and as soon as materials arrive the men will be put to work assembling and laying pipe. T. E. Hartlett, commercial manager ot tho company, waa alao lu Klamath Falls Mon'ay with Mr. Altcheson looking over the Klamath territory. K. M. Llndaey, who la chief conatruo tlon engineer In charge ot all Oregon construction .. .rk, was also In the city yesterday check ing over the proposed plans for this city and laying out Initial construction plans. BALDWIN HDWE. SUPPLIES LOCKS (Continued from Page Six) tlon to both owner and tenant. These locks each have the mech anism packed In complete bous ing which Is self-adjusting to door thickness. The entrance door lock Is equipped with ft Schlage special holdback feature, the latchbolt ! deadlocking automatically. i The Baldwin Hardware com-: pany was founded In Klamath 1 Kails In the year 1S7S. side the attractive doorway, la made of quarry tile la a amall conservative, but softly colored pattern. Ksch apartment la decorated la tne must atractre colors and fur nished in tbe beat of taste. All tne raooern ouiia-in fixtures are supplied, Including electrlo rafrlg erstors, ana radio aitacbmonta. A complete, modernly equipped baaement extends (or the whole length or the building. Tbe apartments own heating plant Is located In the limiting room and furnishes radiation to every apart ment and room In the bulldlog. A (ull automatic oil hnntlng sys tem haa been Installed by tbe owners. Mangles, washing machines and tubs and electric Irons take their place In the wash room which la located In the basement REALTY FIRM SELLS HOMES (Conthued from Page Six) Ulaoo will make their future nome lu tne uurr realdenre which Is completely and attractively fur- nianea tnrougnout, Ur. and Mrs. Hsrr have moved to tbslr Tule uae nomestead. A four room houae at 412 North Eleventh street was sold to Mrs. A. A. Delxell by Harnhlsel snd Itobertson. Mra. Deliell and -Mrs. Tompkins are complntnly re modeling the place, and expect to make their home there aa soon as tbe work Is completed. One Tueaday a five room houae owned by W. W. Monroe of Pell can City was sold to Kather Moormen. The residence is lo cated In Sixth Street Addition and Is completely modern throughout. The new ownera will move In about Auguat 20th. Optimistic Meeting: Held at Lions Club Lynn Ttoycroft and Coleman O'Laughlln yesterday painted rosy pictures of the future ot Klamath Kalla and nilnlmlied the effects of the October, 1929, stock mar ket crash. Ttoycroft elted bank deposita to show tbat tbe people are aavlng their money rather thsn spending It and stated thst he believed that such condition would tend to sta bilise tbe conditions. Tbe men spoke at the weekly luncheon of tbe Lions club at the Pelican Grille at which Lion Carl Wlnelrout presided as chairman. Both ot tbe speakers advised the pnrchsse of Klamath Falls property as a safe Investment rather than stocks. The government canal came In for Its share of criticism aad the club turned the matter over to Lion 'Doe' Cooper and his com mittee to study and suggest ac tion. Dr. James Gilbert and Stanley Creech were guests of tbe club. Baldy Evans and his Pelican Tronbadora entertained with sev eral numbers. DID SHELL EXPLODES WARSAW, Aug. 13, CAP) Six persons. Including two school boys, were killed today by the explosion of a shrapnel shell which shepherds bad picked up In the artillery firing area or Remerton military camp sear here. Several children In group of curious onlookers were In jured. ' LOCAL PRODUCTS USED IN AUDLEY! (Continued from Page Six) lng color scheme effect Is carried out In the exterior as well aa the Interior, where more vivid colors are used in decorations. The entrance vestibule. Just In-1 Summer Prices .Now in Effect on Repaiki.no kmodeli.ng ELI.M.XG Cleaning. Glazlnf, Far Storage "Truth In Fors" Farriers Taxidermists Cumming's Fur Shop I3S So. Oth su Phone 1113-W. ltogrrs Left for North Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Itogcrs loft recontly (or Portland and Seattle and other Washington citlea where they plan to spond a week's racatlon. Mr. Rogers la cashier of tba First National Bank ot thl-city. Demi Visitor . Douglas Drfllsntyne. well known tennis player of Bend, Is visiting friends In Klamath Kalis todny. He is a guest at the Ar cade hotol. Birth of Daughter Announced t Mr. anil Mrs. Clyde Modrell announce the birth ot an 8 pound ! hahy daughter, born at their home at 3305 Union street on Au gust 10. The daughter has been named Margery. IwiKovh-iv Visitors Here , Mrs. J. J. Van Keublen and children ot Ltrkevlpvc, Oregon, ro spending .several days In Klamath Knlls vlrltlng friends. RiiniitoH Visitor Arthur Watson Is a business visitor In Klamath Falls todsy from his home at Tillamook, Oregon. Leaving: for Oakland J. II. Itesslg and family arei leaving today (or Berkeley where the Heaslg children will enter; school, which commences there this week. Iert for Dullns Rev. and Mrs. James A. Smith, who have been the guests ot Mr. ; and Mrs. Karl C. Reynolds (or thai past wook, left this morning tor iiieir uuuio in uuuan, ureftuu. No Meetings Held No meetings ot Eastern Star Club Number 3, will be held dur ing the month of August, An nouncement of the next meeting will b made at ft later date. Lorella Visitor Mrs. C. J. Messner. of Lorella, was a visitor In Klamath Falls today. Spending Vcw Days Here Mr. and Mrs. George Hall of Portland. Orngon. are spending a few days In this ctly. USED CAR SPECIALS Mr. Used Car Buyer, we have never had so many late model Used Cars of all makes and models. Inspect our Used Car Lots. We have several 1929 Ford Coupes and Tudors in perfect condition. 1929 Ford closed 1928 Ford Tudor. cab Pick-up $325.00 Some buy here....$375.00 IT Fr.0-el 1929 Ford Tudor, tlon 1 "?''$SB0.00 Perfect condition.:$425.00 1926 Olds Coach 1929 Ford Road motor just over- ster, A-l condi- hauled $250.00 tion , $335.00 1929 Ford Busi- 1928 Durant Se- ness Coupe, dan. A 6 at only..$375.00 looks like new $415.00 100- v. 1928 Whippett Se ine, 5 li T dan. A 6 at only..$225.00 inp, license, new tire8 40 00 1927 Tontiac Se- . 1926 Ford Coupe, dan. A nice little License, extras ....$ 70.00 car $250.00 1926 Dodge Busi- 1929 Ford Stand- . ness Coupe In srd Coupe. New . . perfect condition..$250.00 ,jcense) n'ew t;res..$435.00 1929 Chevrolet. Landeau Sedan. 1927 Chevrolet Se- Perfect condition. dan. New 1930-31 body and' paint license, motor and like new ;.. -...$500.00 body perfect $290.00 TERMS Balsiger Motor Co. Main & Esplanade Phone 2100 8th & Pine Streets Huckleberry Crop Is Nearly Depleted The berry crop on Uuckl perry mountain In the Crater lake forest reserve Is about ei- oausied, aeeordlng to word reaching thla city, but nntll the past week tbe supply has been plentiful and the berrlea large ana juicy in spite of lack of rain. The bushes grow so thickly among tbe timber of the moun tainside they are almost Impen etrable. Each year hundreds of people pitch camps near the mountain's summit either to se cure berries (or their own win ter supply or to put on the market. This year merchants have been paying between one dollar and 11.60 a gallon for tbe huckleberries. Sunday there were over (0 camps of pickers on the moun tain Including many Indians from the Klamath reservation. This season'! crop had been pick ed ao inorouginy, however, that many had to walk four or five miiea in order to find good berries. Cole McEIroy't Band To Play Here Soon Everything Is set for the hie usnce in which Cole McElrov and his dance band will play at Altamont ball on the night of Monday, August IS. The mem ber of the dance band will fea ture many new dance numbers and comedy atunts to keep the dancers of thla city amused. Coming along with Mc Kirov's dance band la "Ted" Mullen, na tionally kntwn entertainer and master ot ceremonies and as he Is known to every dancer of the Northwest. "Ted" will no doubt be one of tbe attractions dur ing the evening of dancing. Since bis return to McElroy'a dance band "Ted" haa been featured In every city that he haa played and has proven a big hit among tbe dance fans. With "Stuffy" McDanlela at the piano and Eddie Hahn toot ing mean esiophone along with the reat ot the boysDf the dance band, rare treat la In store for the (oiks tbat enjoy dancing to a reai uance nana, ror real comeoy, mirtn, melody and mu ale, .Mcfclroy s organise tlon stands out aa the leading dance bands of the Northwest and one of the Columbia foremost record ing dance bands. Keep In mind tha night of Monday, August It, and be along to enjoy a wonderful nlaht of dancing at Altamont ball. Legionnaires Leave For State Meeting A group ef Legionnaires from the Klamath poat, many of whom are officers, will leave this j morning for Baker, Ore., to at terj the atate convention ot the I American Legion, It was slated ' last nlgbt by Leon Crawford. I commander. 1 Most ot the delegates plan to make the trip by motor, but aev-1 era! who have been attending 1 the atate Elks convention in 1 Portland this week will go from I mere 10 uaker. At ft meeting of the legion laat night the delegatea were in structed to endorse Corvallls as the 1831 convention city, but they are going uninstructed on who to elect for state com mander since the local post had not been naked to endorse anv candidate. Among those who will repre sent Klamath will be Alfred Col lier, paat commander: li o n g f'uekett, newly elected com mander; Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Mat thews. Carl Wlnetrout, C. C. Kel ler. Kred Hellbror-er. Al fid dler, Lewey Powell, k'loyd Mc Millan, Wallace Landreth and Mr. and Mra. Louis Porter. "Fargo Express" Topples Walthier CHICAGO. Ang. 1J. (API-, The "Targo Express." pl? Petrolle, haa passed another st tlon en rout to the land of puglllstlo comsbacka. He scored bis eleventh knock out In thirteen comebsrk atsria laat night when he toppled Pad dy Walthier. a folr lightweight from Chicago, In the fourth round of their scheduled is round match at tha Congress Ar. cade. FIRE HAZARDS PREVAIL EUGENE. Aug. IS. (API- Cascade (orest officiala reported today all 33 forest fires near Oakrtdge were under control. A hundred men were hurried Into the dlatrict yesterday to forestall the fire's spread. Increasing fire hazards prevailed, foreeters said. WHEN A 501F FIEND AND A RADIO DUO GET TOGETHER fOOD WOMT' ' Electricity will help the golfer stay on tha fairway of home comfort and broad ens the selectivity ot the radio fan's ambitions. Let us Increase your electrical happiness. The shop of Electrical Helpa with a Service Department. THE ELECTRIC SHOP QARXJELON'S w' MAIN PHONE 1 27 THE W7 w u fU 0 pin THAT' WHY TWt JSr0 UfCKLY f LEFT WM EBDKE. JUST A jf&7 Jj r as r tsccits story ho. fSf II M ; -RAMON NOVARRO Hts Spanish forebears conquered Mexico . . . won the country In ten brief years. But Ramon atone conquered America, conquered Europe, and all points east . . . in scarcely more than a camera's flicker. For Ramon gae the world a thrill ! And that's the tale of another young conqueror, OLD COLD cigarettes. New England surrendered in just two months. "You win, OLD cold!" said the Middle West. From coast-to-coast the victory spread. And old cold In just one year became the country's fastest grow ing cigarette, OLD GOLD, like Novarro, offered the world a brand new thrill. Finer tobaccos gave a mellower taste. Better tobaccos ended throat-scratch. BtTTIB TOSAOOOS NOT A OOUQM IN A OARIOAD
