The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October 13, 1030 NKWSinHKIKF Character. Close-Up J WtTHTHJr xSf I tut i. I. J S HO"SUCKt-R" .Mr, !!rlHi Itrturns James II. Uris.oll, prominent Insurnm man roturnud Hutur day from bun K.rsiiclsco when Iio Iiuii unit Iho iut two weuks villi Mrs. Urlsi-nll whu la pull tut In Hon r'ranclsco hospital Mr. IirlacoU's rouilllluii la, aulla l.nlciir. and alio will prnlmbl) return to hlulimlli Knllo lb lul ler pnrt of October. MoosctioArt lo .Meet Tho women uf the Mnosehesrt Legion will muot October II n !i o'rlnrk at Iho Moose hall Im a business session ami Inlllallim of a now cluna of members. After th rnulnr business scaslon the licw members will bo taken In. Itinme I'cxllliina Miss Lelln Wnllors and Mia Wyuia llrntherliin resumed thru poslilnns Mnnilay, aficr a two not'ka vacation spent In Call fnrnla. LIBERTY Latt Showing Today "BUDDY" ROGERS ml MARIAN NIXON In "RED LIPS" PINE TREE LAST MIOWINO TOD.W WTAHTINO All Talking-Laughing Sensation "Be Yourself" Wllh Fannie ItOIIEUT Alt.MHTIlONM WANTED "THE I'lUB Screen Novelties t mi tt. Ml 'K OIIL.M II.UV At the WRLITZKM DEAD til - AL,VEI S, & . J I i- I t.uiiiiiiiiM'e to Meet Tho Iiu'IkvI commute (or arhocil district No. t will hold a meting on Wednesday, Oilouei 22, autordlng to an announce mailt ineclu Monday by Ma II. Mnmyor. dork of tha diatrlr.t. Thn meeting wua originally a ha il ill (! fur October I. but waa postponed bucaus a quorum waa lurkliif. Hnlimiilng 1'arly Turodny . -Mumlwrs of Iho Aiueri.sn Le gion auxiliary will enjoy a swlin in I n X party Tuesday evening at tha Klumath Nnlalorluro on Kaai Mnln etreet. All members am Invited to Join In tha fun. (lueeta at Hrtrlirr II ii.e Mr a. U. W. Offlold and Mrs. Muu. .1 tlrown and children, Joan and tutor of Marrlll, were giieele at tha Fred Kletrber home in Klumulb Kulle tho lull of Iho week. I.kevlew Vlallura Anionu tho l-asevlew visitors In Kluinulh Kslis Huturtluy ware Mr. and Mra. -'. II. McKendry. Mr. and Mra. Lswrenro t'rltell, Mra. M. M. Hurry aud Mir Wll lu a Ladd. Ilnopy Hour t'lub lo Mrrt Mi-inliara of tha Happy Hour club will meet Tuesday aflaruoon at tho homo of Mra. George Humphrey ou 1'lno sireot. tlm. V. I.lndtcy Host. Mra. Vernon Llndsey will pre aldo aa hostess at a meeting of the l.aa Anilgns bridge dull ai S o'clock Tuesduy afternoon at ber homo on Unrdun otroet. (ianl.'n 1ul M1 Today Mra. Cludo II. Daggett enter tained mrmhera of tho Klnmath Kalla tlarden club at hor home on Pacific Terniro thl after noon. Meeting Tomorrow A meeting of tha Kngles Auxl Mary drill loam will be hold Oct. 14 at tho Ksglrs hall, Ninth and Walnut at 8 oVIork. All members aro urged to be pro nt. Anniversary Marked The lllldebrand grang rele Kr.in.1 in aiH'oml atilversary Krl- day with a program ud bnff.it aiipper. A large number of the grangers were In attendance. Ilnlillne Hrrrli llev. S. II. Jowell, panto' of the l'rerhyterlsn church In Mer rill, left recently for Colorsdu where be will hold service for several wo 's. mmm. MOUNTAI N JUSTICE TI'KHDAV Brice anil HAItKV GREKS for love! GARY COOPER FAY WRAY 0. Qafamomnl tot"? A Toxss sheriff wsnls him for niiinlor two women want him for love, 'tins steol-niiiHclcd, hsrd-rliliiig rnlinlloro of th budlnuds Who wins? Rea and hoar Gary Cooper, famous ns "Th Virginian" Id another fascinating all oiit-ilonr rnmsuc,! PELICAN NOW 1'I.AVINO hurul Week-end In I'ortiauil lleurg cunning of the Cunning Hook and Hiatlonary company apent the week-end In fort 'and after accompanying the hlametn delegalliiii on a trip l.i Mulein lo atteud the power dan. Hermit confnreiiL. He waa Juluet' in lb CaplUI city by bla aim. 'lorn, aludeiil at Oregon olala col lige, who accompanied hlra lo I'ortlaud. AttendiHl flame Mrs. Neil Motachenbacher Mlieee Wauda Htaffurd, Valna Smith. Mailn Rllloll and Moaara. Uiul Ha bo, I'aul Hiaffnrd and Jack Kl Hot i warn among tliua bo attended the Aahland-Klain Mh Falla footliall guma Balurday Afler taking pari In th rally snd wltneaalng Ins game the party motored to Medford before re turning lo Klumaln Falli. Officer to Vlalt The ladlea auxiliary of Canton Crater will b honored on Hatur urday Tenlng, October IS, hy a ylall from i'realdntit K liner llnnderaon and Inapectlng offlcnr l.ady Vlnla Jonoa. The moet lug will be followed by a ban quet. All vUltlng members are cordially Invited to attend. (lurata at I.lnillry llonin Mr. snd Mrs. K. I., llalrom snd Mr. and Mrs. It. V. Iiuloom ol flcattl are vlaltlng In tha city st be home of Mr. snd Mm. Itou ert Llndley on Undley Height. Mr. snd Mrs. E. L. Ilslcnm sr the parents of Mr. Llndley. It. V. Iiulcom Is msnsger of on 01 th Isrge Bksggs store In Seattle. Ida Mochetlea In Homo Cards bsva been received bv ih friends of Mlai Ida Mochnttet and ber mother of Klamath Kalla who are touring In Kurnpe, thsl they sra vlaltlng In Home at the preeent time. They have been gonn for several months. No word nt when they plsn to return to Ibis country wss given. Oakland Itralilrnt Vl.lllng John Kerlo of Oakland, Calif.. Is visiting at th horn of Mr and Mrs. J. V. Hulouaek of Mslln for seversl days. Another guest st the llalouack home hun been Thomas Msngnn, brother of Mrs. Ilalouark, whose bom la In Lakevlew. Mertlna Positioned1 Th meeting of th Lioness 'Inb scheduled for Monday eve ning hss been postponed until Monday, October 2D. on account nf the meeting st the county court house to organize the Ns llonsl Lesgue of Women Voters Flack Krotn llarnr Valley Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hull or As '.orla returned Batnrday from llarnea vslley where tbey spent the psst week deer hunting. Mr Hall Is a prominent banker of Aa torls. While her they sr reg istered at th Cluremont. Caret at flarcinont Among those registered st the risremont recently were A. C. linos, ft. II. Dynar, T. C Kau atsladd of Medfnrd: John O'fal ahsn snd John O'Murphy. I.sk view: J. C. Hrlno snd wife ant) .laughter, Hnllyword, Calif, I'oatal Official Here- Mr. Itateman, official of the Postal Telegraph company from deattle. Is visiting In Klamath Falla on bnslnora matters and conferring with Otto Ellis, local msnsger of the rompsny. C -it fWreliiry Miss Louise Dnlton of Merrill hss been elected secretary-treasurer of the junior class st Hend ricks Hall nt the University of Oregon st F.ugrne, a re-rd Ins to word received by ber frlenda. Tlelarned Home Mrs. D. K. Alexander snd son lohn, returned to their home Itork Creek rsnch Suturdny sfter submitting to minor operations at ihe .IIIIIMilo hospital. Vlsllel Kills Kamllj Dorothy ltogera, employs In the California Oregon Power company's office st Medfnrd. Is visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kills. Krllrys Home From Trip Mr. snd Mra. Roy C. Kntley !isv returned to Klsmsth Falls after an extended motor trip through the northwest, and are sgaln residing st the Claremont Karl Weiss llcrr Earl Weiss of St. Psnl, Is reg 'stored at lintel Rnldwln dnrlnr t stsy nf several weeks In the city Plana to Remain Among the visitors In Klsmsth Falls Is Floyd V. Waters of Los Angeles, who plans to remain her mill the latter part of November. Visiting; rsn-nta Lynn Horlon of Hilt, Cnllf., Is spr-dlng seversl days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hor lon of tho Hlldehrnnd district. Returned Home J. K. Whit Inch and son, Verne, have returned to their home In Merrill from an extended trip through Cansds. Returns From Xortlt Mrs. Violet Wilson has re turned from a vlalt to Portland and Reattle, and has resumed her position at tho chamber of com merce. Spent Day In Kliinintli I Mnrlnn Cioher, ot the U. S. I. S.. with headquarters at Klam-i nth Agency, spent Sunday In 1 Klamath Falls. - Returned Home Todny Mrs. Luke Chester mid lnfsnt son arrived home to Realty Sat urday from the Klamath Valley hospital. Business Visitors Mr. and Mrs, Dmiglns Hoss, of Laugell Valley, were business visitors In Klamath Falls Satur day. Move Into New Home- i Mr. and Mrs. Rex illatt moved Into their attractive new bom on Del Boro street. MscDoel Visitor William DeMoss, of MscDoel, spent Saturday In Klamath Falls transacting business. THE EVENING HEKALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEUON Luncheon I'oetponrrl lleraus of tha (U that Mrs. Kale Jamleaon, dean of women at Oregon Hlaia Cillegu, prefeis to coin to Klamath Kalla nest week snd talk before th A. A. U. W. on th earn schedule as sh Is to talk oeforo the I'areni Tearhera conference, to b held In Klamath Falls, Ih A. A. V W. luncheon has been postponed ono week, Mrs. (Jeore (isrdi nler, who Is In cbarg of the aoclal affalra of the organisation enounced that the luncheon would bs held Tuusduy, Oct. 21. Instead of Oct. 14 aa previously arranged. DcSn Jamloaon will arrive ber nest Kunduy and will speak bufor several organiza tions. I). V. Kuskrndall In Portland 1). V. Kuykcndull of Klumath Falla, Ore., la registered st the 1'orllsnd botel. Tho Kuykendaii family la ono of the beet known and highly honored of Oregon plnnei-r families. Its members hsv been sctlv In the political and profotalonal Ufa of til elato for more than two score years. Msjor Eberlo Kuykundall, who received high honors while with th 81st division in Frsnce, died oversees ss tha result of expos ure and bard work during the battle of th Argonuo and In Flanders. Death cam when tbe division wss preparing to return home. Kugen Is the old horn ot the family. On.-gonlsn. Women Interested (J rent luterost Is evidenced on the part of women voters of th county In the meeting for the organization of a Klamath Chapter of tha National League of Women Voters lo be held In the circuit court room of the Klumath county court house to night st 8 o'clock. Miss Kdns lloyd, executlv secretary of the seventh region, will address the meeting, snd permanent officers will be elected. Delphian Groups lo Meet Tho Delphian groups will meet on Tuesday afternoon, Oct II at :lt. Mrs. Bedford's group will meet with Mrs. W. O. Smith on Conger. Mrs. Don Zum wslt's group will meet with Mrs. J. Koyul tihaw st Bhaw-Bertram. The siibioct for discussion . is Nnrratlr Poems by Kests, Wordsworth, Tennyson snd Long fellow. Girl Scout Director He Thelros Melllck. girl director from Han Francisco, arrived In Klamath Falls today for a week'a official visit. She plans to or ganise a local council ot th girl scouts. Meetings will b held Tuesdsy, Wednesdsy snd Thurs day evenings In the chamber of commerce rooms at 7:10 tor all those Interested In taking t roups. Second Meeting Tuesday The second meeting ot the year for the Roosevelt P. T. A. will bo held Tuesday afternoon from 3 until 4 o'clock. After "the dlspnssl ot bnslneea a pro sram will be given. Th grade having the largest number of i parents will bo presented with a beautiful tern. Meeting at Thompson Home The drill team club ot th Eagles auxlllsry will bold tbelr regulsr meeting Tuesdsy after noon. October 14. at th borne of Mrs. Clydo Thompson, 41 North Ninth street. All mem bers ot the auxiliary are Invited to attend this meeting. Each member Is to bring a thimble. Ir. Rae Visits Dr. B. J. Rae, eye, ear, nose and threat specialist of Sacra-1 mento, formerly ot Klamath I Foils, arrived in this city Mon-1 day morning snd will spend sev-1 eral days visiting with friends ' and renewing old acquaintances. : Henley P. T. A. to Mcel I Tho Henley Porent-Teochers association will meet at the Honlcy school hause Tuesday sf tornoon at 3 o'clock. Paul T. Jackson will be the speaker. A musical jirogrsra has oeen ar ranged. Returns to Portland S. E. 'Henderson, prominent Portland contrsctor. returned to that city Sunday night, after enjoying two days shooting In Klsmsth county. Visited Hero Satu-day Mrs. L. E. Brown, Merrill mat ron, visited in Klrmath Falls Saturday. 'On her return home she was accompanied by Miss Wlnnlfred Offluld who spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and .Mis. 0. W. Offield. Receiving Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowman are receiving congratulations on tho arrival of a son. Bowman's reside in Merrill. What's true in making muffins is trite in roasting HILLS' Bros coffee A Unit at tint! That's the right way to combine flour and milk in making muffins. Hills Bros, roast coffee t ft ftundt t at tint by their continuous process Con- j j trolled Roasting. Every berry is ' roasted evenly and a luvor is pro duced such as no bulk-roasted coffee has. i Fr frm til trifinsl Hs ftth. Btiilr syvavi srir lit Aty. L I- ArA m rit M, CIMO KMa I'.eilky Hi-ads Hike Th Women's Athletic Astoria. tloa of In linivernlly of Oregon, aponaoreil their anuujl hike bat I lirday ,a five mile trek tj Ilia I llrae. Mlaa Ells Itadky, Junior I lu physical eiuatlnn, who is head of the hiking for women s euoria, waa In cuarg nf th event. M,s Margaret Duncan of th faculty and Miss Marian Clark aialsted Miss Itedky. Kirk Logger Improved- Jimmy nyan. Kirk loggur, who suffered a osdly fractured ankle luat week when a log rolled on ii mi, improving rapidly ac cording to word from the Klain atb Valley hor.nltai where he Is a patient. Official Vlalt City- Pet Cruion oi th Spokane renerai Lua bunk of Spokane ana a. ll. Tester of the Dei chutes Vslley Loan company of itedmond were business visitors In Klamath Falla th last ot tho week. Saturday Hhopprrs Mrs. Geurge E. Day, Merrill. Mrs. B. .'. Lofuigasrd, Algoua. Mrs, 11. A. Fox, Algoma and Mrs. II. J. ilenilrlcksoi', Merrill, wer smtiig the out ot town shoppers In KUraatb Falls Sat urday, i. C. Johnston Improved J. C. Johnsl-jo, who has been a patient at tbe Hlllsld hospital for soverul weeks Is Improving slowly and will leave for Cali fornia aa soon as bis condition will allow. Motored lo Lakeview Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Srhoenfeld ot San Francisco motored to1""" ". ' w" . w,lB Lakevlew Saturday sf.eron. re- J nth. latter turned to Klamath Falls Sun day evening. Accept Position Mis Blsnche Fried hss ac cepted a position In the Plumb ing and Heating Sales Corpora tion. FI.IKHS KKHT AFTER JAN(J OCEAN' FLIGHT LONDON. Oct. 13. (API Cap tain J. Krrol Boyd and Lieutenant Hardy p. Connor, trans-ocean avi ators are resting here after their arduous trip. They ssy that they are still undecided whether to fly to Australia. I When people enss tha Govern nient and howl for a chsnge, sil l hey really want is pocket change. For On account of the wonderful response to the News and Herald Lindbergh Bank and 50 Cents Free Thrift Campaign which closed Saturday night and also for the benefit of those who did not have an opportunity to get a Lindbergh Bank and 50 cents free added to their account, the Guardian Building and Loan Associa tion will continue the campaign under t!ieir own name LOOK So member ship fees No sMtbdrawal ces. No finer or expense of any kind to Lindbergh Bank Ac counts. Yon may with draw Lind bergh ac counts with full value plus earn ings of 6 'om pound- . ed semi innuslly. LOOK George P. Taylor, sales manager of the T. J. Webb Realty Co., and prominent Klamath Falls booster endorses the idea of the Guardian Building and Loan Association continuing the News Herald Thrift Campaign under their own direction. "The good citizen is a thrift person in all the true meaning of that term," says Mr. Taylor. "The savings habit is a necessery element of thrift. It has been established by careful study that one of the greatest safeguards against crime, as well as poverty and want is a fixed habit of saving money. Few persons do serious wrong who possess savings accounts. Every child should be thought by practical experience both how to save and how to spend money." The Guardian Will Be Open Each Day From 8:30 to 5:30 to Open Your Lindbergh Bank Accounts Thi Offer it Open to Any Person Whether Living in Klamath Falls or Elsewhere GUARDIAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION j nce. UPON A TIME.- v i r i 7, nungry , nd wearing V . shoes, trousers ' :?. snd a red flsn , nei unuersiiirt, M o n I Blue, wwii'i linn piar, t ' v- ersshsd th gates ot movie land with a pick ah'd shovel ss a common ls borer, when he visited th stn dlo e k I n i work. Detroit Gunman And Woman Are Shot to Death DETROIT, Oct. IS f API- Louis balrlo, who was with was slain by gunmen in July snd wss shot and kilted, and Mrs. Gruc Triauo was seriously wounded at the Triano home early today. Police are search ing for Mrs Triano husband, Felix, who was accused ot the shooting by his wife. Mrs. Triauo told the police that Triano left the house last night after a quarrel but re turned at 6 a. m. and shot first Ealvlo and then ber. Salvlo roomed at the Triano home, home. Salvlo was Identified ss ths man who was in Henry Tup pancy's automobile when tbe letter was slain In th outbreak of gang slaylngs which culmi nated in the killing of Rsdto An nouncer Jerry Buckley ls.it sum mer. Salvlo wss wounded. a i;)f a Limited Time r Dunham Auto Co. Rewarded For Service Dunham Auto Co moan v. fihiito. baker Dealers for Klamath Falls la today displaying a beautiful brnnie tshlet awsrded them yes terday by The Btudobaker Corpora tion of America to mark tbe com pletlon of ten years sssoclatlon. The tablet was bestowed on be half of Th Btudebaker Corpora tion of America by Mr. T. F. Brl ody, the Corporation District .Manager. Under th Stndehak nf Inslvnln the Inscription of t.ie tablet stales thst It Is "swarded to Dunham auio company tiy The Studebsker Corporation of America n recngnl tlon of Ten Years of Loyal Bus! nesa Association." "I am delighted to receive this recognition of my long connection with th Studebsker Corpora- nun, sai a .-nr. uunnam. In ac cepting th service token. "My sssoclatlon with Ktudebaker through these ten years has been pleasant as well as profitable. 1 are slways tried to equal the co operative spirit evidenced by the factory and 1 feel It Is to this mutual harmony thai credit for my success belongs." Mr. Brlody, spesklnc for The Studobsker Corporation, warmly complimented Mr. Dunhum ou his work with 8tudebaker mttor cars In Klamath valls. btudebaker can build cham pion cars," said Mr. Ilrlodv. "but champion dealers such ss tha Dun ham Auto Company have attrib uted no small part to Studebaker's Increasing l . Tie rrm.7-,ii Stud" Tker auto'moTuca nave wo. In this section is due In a large measure to the responsibility of such men as Mr. Dunham." For Results I'se Herald lias 4d Permanent Waving by Experts Thumday. rrlday and Saturday FINGER WAVE and SHAMPOO $1.00 I'bone I ITJ-W - The VANITY SHOP 1 114 MAIN sr. l- -ir PAGE THREE HOI.niEK Al uun l.N MONEY BOtCllt VANCOUVER, Wssh.. Oct. II UP) Discovery tbst )s S governmaut fuads Is missing from Vancouver barracks vann ed loday In renewed effort ta flud Sergeant Henry C. Owens who disappeared from th ur rack last Tuesday. Owens waa given a day's leav to trs asset business at rort Lewis. II didn't return. Portland deteo. lives hsv boon assigned to th CSS. FUNERAL NOTICES ELSIE DOM, IE HMITH Funersl services for Elsie lioi Ms, infant daughter ot Mr. am Mrs. Dell Smith wer held a the Full (Joapel Mission at Coil quln, Monday afternoon at , o'clock with Itev. Mlldret. Charles. Interment wss nisd. In the family plot In Hill came tery. Arrsngements wer nndei the direction of th Esrl Whll lock Funeral Home. ASS MAY CRAN'B Frlenda are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral service for the 1st Anna May Crane to be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the graveside in th Chief Sconchln cemotery, with Hev. Bradnhaw officiating. Tha remalna are ia th pink room of th Karl Whltlock Funeral Horn Pin Avenue at Sixth, wher friends may call until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. WHAT IS Years Old? See Tomorrow' Paper Only LOOK No member ship tees. No withdrawal fees No finer or expense of any kind to Lindbergh Bsnk Ac counts You may with draw Llnd hergh sc counts with full value plus earn ings of 8 semi annually LOOK ; V.