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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1930)
Thursday, November 13, 1930 TUB KVKNING HKRALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON "PAGE FlVB NKWSin'BRIKF I Character Clote-Ups ryes I MM rMBFHQ II. .. III. ill In Clii lt. A. Ilnulll mill hl inn. Itoy, urn III Klnmuili Kalla from their home Hi hllue ahere Mr. HlMllll In rmiiK-rliMl with Hi limit h-kellny l.lllllher rnliipaliy. Mr. IIihiIH rommeiiled an Ihe Klrel Nnlloiinl hauke now hume niii nlaled tliut It waa ona of ih moat beautiful bullilliuta ha hull ever eeen. Murlloiiiiiil Mate lilrl lli.i tirih irl to lid horn to Mr. and Mm. I. II. Mai'Douital nrrlvrd ae Ilia lllllalila hoanlinl Inat evenlnc. Tim doiiKhlnr weighed 7 potinila I oimrea lit birth. Mr. MaillmiKnl In em ployed liy the Ivvriitim Herald and Klamath Newe ae renaman. They realda In Mill, addition. Ili'turnr,! to lliinic Mra. W. (', Tlmiiipnoii return ed tn her heme yealerday from Ihe Illllaldo hnapltnl where aha Itae heen a patient for iimi time. The Ttiompmin reeldenre la on Parent etreei. Walter Wl lla.k Waller Weet haa returned to Klamath Fella after apnndlni (he pant eeren weeka In Wyoming: on htialneee. LIBERTY Reginald Denny in "HIS LUCKY DAY" Jill V Nowt PINE TREE Now! Zane Grey's AH Talking Outdoor Romance "THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS" Out of the Onto the n HI K C.MtOf, imi:np; micii II nir llnraltt sThitrlrn) Mrtrlon ' iMlkf (llrtkTtntl ma Hli llnntf In All ntnr iiiiri- yM ln Cmmt 'in in I'lrtnre! Pins I Olienrhnln JMf Wurlltser I'anl I'nrtv Friday A rard parly and Jltnny atippar la to la Hold rriuuy evening ai tha Kaalna hall, Ninth and Wal nut. fur tha benefit of tha drll inn in of tha Kailaa auilllary I'rlira will Im awarded foi tiri.iKii. flva hundred and Din nrhle. There la to he no charge t..t wmrAm Hiinber w II ba aerv td cafeteria atyla. Tha puhllc la cordially Invited to attend lu-mvere Krum Anldrnt Mra. II. K. Jnnea la rapidly recovering from a aerloua arel dent eiialalnrd when aha wan hurled from tha rapidly moving. auloinolille when the dnor flew open. Mra. Jonea la alile In ho up and about, though at flrat It win feared ihal her akull waa frarlurrd. Vlelled In Klamath I'alla Mr. and Mra. Walter Itlgney of Mooaa Jaw, Hnakatrhewan Canada are molortug to Ioa Angnlre, I'allt to apetid tha win ter. Tbey anent a day In Klamath Kalla tha aueata uf Mr. and Mra. II. W. Leltike, 616 North Kecond. AtloniUvl 11 Hiiro Among the out of town oeo pl who allanilKd Hie funeral rvhea for Mra. Mary Drew Wedneailay afternoon wero Mr. and Mra. Clyde llrlfflth, Mr. and Mra. W. C. Hill and Mr. and Mra. J. K. Klll'oll. all of the Hprlug Ijike dlatrhl. To iUe Kthlhltlon Jack l.eger of the Multnomah Athletic Aaaorlatlon will give an enhlhlilon of fanry diving at the Hot Hprlnga natiitorliim at 7:30 thla evening. He will alao give free Inatrttrtlona to Ihoao who are Intereetrd In diving. A. O. lUuiaden In rily A. (. Itatnaden of thn Pacific Car Demurrage Bureau of Port land la among Ihe hurlneaa vlal lora In Klaniiilh Falla today. Mr. Itamaden la here trammeling bualueaa with railroad men. Mr. ("lark Vl.lle HI I,. Clark, cenana aitpervlaor of I'M" dlatrlrt, whoae home In In llend. paaaed through Klam ath Falla thla morning on hi return trip to llend. after a hualneaa trip to Loa Angelea. Ileatty Vl.llor j Mra. Wallace, nurae of tha In : dlan eervlre, waa a vlaltor In Klamath Falla Thuraday. ron I ferrlng with Mlaa l.ydla Frlcka. jrouniy health nurae. j Cooker Fond Hale The llethany circle of the Preahytorlan church will hold a rooked food ante Paturdny In Ihe old Oregon llauk building. Hhnpplnc In City Mra. Orrllle K.tllott. of Klam ath Agency, waa ahopplng In thla city on Wednesday. Heavens Screen! 7s VVS I fjaam al. SPRING INTO fiLAMOKors) UFK IlKltlliK THK KVKH of milhonh: G WW 1TTT linilllaTT The C'harncters Who Ham Made Twenty Million Rntllna Throb with jnrir urst reaturo motion . PELICAN Now Showing Kaihar Iterovrrlng Word ba been rewired from Mra. Frank Lueae who waa called lo Wlcull. Kan., by tha aerloua lllneaa of her father, that ba la alowly recovering after aiihmllllng to a major operation In a Wichita hnapllal. Mra. I.niaa la alio vlalt Ing her niece, Mra. Opal Martin, who realdea there. Hefore return ing aha plana to vlalt her former home In Hevery, Kan. Mlix kman In Portland There la ona place where tha rattle can put fal on very nulrkly. and Ihal la the Wood river coun try, In Klamath county. J. I'. Mo Aullffe. a atorkman or Ihe Wood river valley, la reglalered at tha Imperial from Fort Klamath. Cat tle fattened In that aertlon ara ahlpped tn tha California market. Orrgonlan. Kecelved Medical Attention- Mr. and Mra. Harry Wllann. or .Malln, and daughter Kinino Hue of Malln were vlalinra In the city Wedneeday. Kmnelln recently aufrered a aevere rrac tnre or her arm and II la necea- aury for her to receive regular medical attention 10 the Injured member. Vlalllng tn Holllll Mra. John Duff or thla city baa left for a vlalt or aeveral week In the Ban Franrlam bay region. Hhn waa accompanied aoulh by her aunl, Mra. J. W. Kcogglna. of Merrill, who will vlalt her daugh ter and other relallvea In Oakland. Calif. I'nllcd In Marriage Herman lloulnian, 21, of Mer rill, and Rophle Young. 18, of Klamulb Falla, were united In marriage Thuraday by Justice of tha I'eaco W. II. Ilarnea, I'alient at lloapilal Jie Antlrewa la a patient In a local hoapltal recovering from In Jurlea auatalned recently when he waa atruck on the head and ahnul der by the boom at the Walker llovey mill where he la employed. VUited In Klumnlh Frank K. nigga of the Pacific ear demurage bureau paid a vlalt to Klamath Falla Monday and Tueaday, after an abaenca or three weeka. He returned Tueaday to hla home tn Dunamulr, Calif. Kvpected Hm Mra. J. I.. Illcka ot Wantland avenue, who baa been a pitlent ai Dr. Coffey a cllnlr In Portland while receiving medical attention, la expected to return homo Sun day. l-cft for llole Mra. II. D. Park of the Swan confectionery left thla morning on the Caacade for !!oie. Idaho. where ehe baa been called by Ihe aerloua lllneaa of her alater. Atlendlnic lloniernmitijr Mr. and Mra. Herbert Lanrlla will leave early Friday morning for Corvallla. They will attend the homecoming gamo between V. of O. and O. B. C. Degree Huff Meete The degree atnfr of the Be- bekah lodge will meet promptly at 7:30 tonight In the I. o. O. F. Hall. A full attendance la d-al red. lctt for California Mr. and Mra. M. K. Wnet who have been realdlng In Merrill have left for California where they will remain Indefinitely. Parent of Sen Mr. and Mra. Knrl Frlcdrlrh of Keno, are the parenta of a baby eon. horn Monilny. Tho hoy has been named Itonald Clark Fried rich. Here From Houth W. C. Clark has arrived In the city from Itnkorsfleld. Cnllf nnd plans to remnlu here Imlcfinttcly. He Is residing at HOT South Sixth street. Iluslness YMtor L. L. Stlllwell. frelnht agent for the Missouri-Pacific railroad. Is a vlaltor In the city for a short lime from his headquarters at Sacra mento. Visiting Klamath Henry Stldnm, ot Yreka. la In Klamath Falla. visiting at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. C H. Humphrey. Port lend Visitor Wilbur Phillips, of Portland, was a visitor In Klamath Falls Wednesday, transacting busl- ness. I THE YEAR'S SENSATION! - Stunning-looking on your car Gives super-protection, super-wear Sells at ordinary heavy, duty prices The New GOOD YEAR HEAVY DUTY Greatest bnrjrnin in tire history especially for hard drivers and folks who like to feel EXTRA-safe when ruling. It's extra big. Has an extra thick, extra deep All Weather Tread with tapered side-bars pointing to the silver striping. Has an extra-powerful body un derneathsix plies of Goodyear', patented, shock absorbing. SUPER-TWIST CORD. Everything is extra, including the stunning style only the price is ordinary. That's due to Goodyear economies ef fected by building MILLIONS MORE tires than any other company. Andy's Super Service Station 11th and Klamath Ave. , Phona 843 SH DESPAIRED 0 1 GILL "Rlnra T waa 11 year a old I'd ha,) hllloua attacka that eome II in Ha put ma down In bed. My circulation waa poor; a rheumatic rr. ll!, Jll.l.t HTUI (rouble In my bark and apllttlng heailarhea worried ma nearly all the lime. None of the medirlnea I trkil hnl lied ma and I waa on the verge or dcapalr. Klxlit bot tled or KarKou rid me of every pain and ache I had; restored my a petlle, atrength and en ergy: I'm eating with a hearty appetite and am never bothered with colda or poor circulation any more. Rargon Pills are gentle and natural In action and have regulated me perfectly." Mra. Julia Fitch, Koine 3. Box lll-A, HcatHe. Maglll Drug Co., agenta. Adv. Fog. Kntlntigcird Trip F. II. Robinson and AI Garner, local representative, of the Me tropolitan Life IliHiiranco com pany, made a hutinMs trip to Med ford and Aahlao.l Wednesday. "Tha return trip ns the worst I ever experienced," Mr. Riblnaon slated. "Tba fog was so thick that we were unable to sec the high way. The only possible way we had to keep on the road was by the little white post, whic.i the atate highway department placed along the highway. Eren at that we got off the road two or three times," he staled. Kn-d Starr hs Clt Fred Starr, rime northern California Is Klamath Falls today warden of visiting In from his home at Mscdoel. Calif. Old tim ers in tha Klamath basin remem ber tha days w-ien Fred Starr and Jack Holt, now one of the promin ent movie stars, were partners In the hog ranch business In north ern California and southern Ore gon. At thst time Mr. Starr and Jack Holt were typlral wetcrn "cowboys" and rode twin pinto pontes through the stree'n. ftacole at Arcade G. Q. D'Alhlnl. Medrord. W. G. Sumpter. Portland; M. E. Becker, Merrill; F. H.. Smith, Malln; C L. Sour and wife and Dora Nelson. Lakevlew; J. p. Murray, Portland and Jack Stewart of Duasmnir. were among tie visitors In Kla math Falls Thursday at the Arcade-Hotel, -,- l.uke W'nlkrr In City Vogetablea are all well enough In their sv, in the opinion of Luke Walker, but what people really need Is to eat meat and plenty of It. Mr. Walker has the Klamath Packing company, and is In the city from Klamath Falls on his way to Montana. Oregon ian. Ilvelly Visitors Mrs. E. Tenner . of Benttv was shopping in Klamath Falls Thursday. A wliidnilll'ls generating elec tricity for a lighthouse at Point 1 Lookout, Md.. for the first time In continental I'll I ted Slates. "Invaluable" Say Society Women MKI.IXMIIX) Para Powder Is Jreferred by beautiful women Mcaus It leave no trace of 'laktnesa. pastiness or Irritation itays od longer no shiny noses! Made by a new French process - prevents large -pores. Spreads mora amoitbly -gives a youthful oloom Vary para. Use MEI.I.O UUO Face Powder It's wonder ful Underwood' Pharmacy. ad. ) Homecoming Will ' Feature Regular I.O.O.F. Meeting Friday night Klamath Lodge No. 1J7, I. O. O. F., will hold Ita regular meeting, combined with home-coralng and Invitational function. Tha Invited lueata are vlaltlng Odd Fellowa, ei-memhera who bare dropped from the rolla In yeara paat, and men who are contemplating Joining tha order In the near future. Following tha meeting will ha a turkey lieno,uet. Turkey waa choaan aa the piece de reelatance for aeveral reaaona: Wild duck a and geeae were barred ao that no auggeatlon of wlldnaaa could, he connected with tho party In any way; and rhlrkan waa barred in eonalderatlon of the wtvea and aweethearu of the membera, aonu) or whom object to tha thought or their nienfolka having "chlckena" llh them at a banquet. No one attending the party will feel that he will have to make ex planatlona on arriving home after the affair, except, probably, for what tho face of the clock might ahow. MAX TO UK TRIKD FOH M.AVIXO WIFE BAKKR, Nor. 13. AP) The trial of (JoorKe Mct;iennen, charg ed with flrat degree murder of hla wife. Hazel, In a lodging houn here Auguat 1, baa been net for next Monday. The proaecutlon ha ten wilneaftea to place on the atand. YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR PARTY And Turkey Banquet (Neither the Party Nor the Turkey Wild) Friday, Nov. 14th At I. O. O. F. Hall Members, Visiting Members, Contemplative Members and Members who from time to time, for one reason and another, have dropped from the rolls. Klamath Lqdge No. 137 I. O. O. F. If You Are a Little Bit Rusty, Don't Be Scared, We'll Help You Out Choeolaltt 'dipped if bulk methods can't compart xvith thost dipped one at a time. And bulk-roasted cof fee can never com pare with Hitls Bros. Coffee roasted a few pounds at a time. . ' IS The mobilization of an army of Red Croaa workera baa been tak ing place In Klamath Falla during the paat rew weeka. Thla 'army" la eompoaed or men and women who have volunteered their aerv tea to help in putting over tha an nual Ited Croaa Roll Call cam paign In thla community. In dlacuaalng thla roll call or ganization today, Mra. Wilbur Jonea, chairman of the committee, outlined tha typea ot membership that will ba aollcltad. "While tba membership fee of tha American Ited Croea with which the public la perhaps most familiar Is the one-dollar fee," she aald, "(here are In reality four types of membership. These four typea Involve dues of II, 15, 110 and $25 annually. Fifty cents from each membership Is sent to National headquarters at Wash ington to finance the national and international program of Ited (ross. The balance remains In the treasury or the local chapter, and Is used to finance the work at home, aach as public health nurs ing, work with disabled ex-servire men and their families, flrat aid KLAMATH T)te Prab is it TTD ills oros l jottee : fl If YOU sec the Arab on a can of coffee, It's Hills Bros. Coffee. And that's the coffee to buy. For It is roasted a few pounds at . a time never in bulk by Hills Bros.' patented, continuous process Con trolled Roasting. No other roasting method can produce such delicious, abundant flavor. clasaea, "swim week," and other aervlres. It ean ha readily aeen that the local chapter will benefit greatly by these larger member ships. "In addition to these four typea of membership ona may take out a lira membership or a patron membership In the organization. These Involve feea of 150 and 1100 respectively, the antlre amount of which Is remitted to the National Red Cross and la added to the endowment fund." Mra. Jones and her army of workers confidently expert to roll up a membership total that will ba a credit to the community. Redrafting State Game Law Under Way to End War MARHHFIF.I.n. Vnr It I1DI A re-draft nf k9 aectinn ,.r tho i state game and fish code waa com- : pieiea today 6y A. I,IIJe(vlat, Marabfleld attorney, aa the alate's moat recent move to terminate flah wars nr the Unn and nh. ' streams. Mljeqvlat has submit- , ted hla re-draft to the state game ' and fish commission. He termed I me om code cumbersome and con- ! fusing. ' DANCE With a 6-Piece Orchestra DINE In Klamath's Finest Dining Room Every Eve 6 to 8:30 ' ' . Dinner 85c and $1.25 (No Charge for Dancing) Phone 1250 . HOTEL WILLARD important T OC Fresh from the original vacuum pad. EASILY opened with the key. Look for the drab on the can. When you open a can of Hills Bros. Coffee it is just as fresh as when it came from the roasters. The vacuum can in which Hills Bros. Coffee is sold has alt the air removed at the time of packing. By such complete exclusion of air, there; is no chance for the rare flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee to be changed. No ordinary air-tight tin will keep coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab on the can. Sold by grocers everywhere. Einstein To Pay Thi. Country Vitlt At An Early Date BKRI.IN, Nor. IS, (AP) Pro fesaor Albert Einstein, world fane ous scientist, will sail for tha Unit ed Rtatea November 10, on tha Belgenland. The Jewish Telegraphing agee cy aald that Prof. Rlnatela will proceed tn California on tha nam ship, which stops at New York. Ha plana a three months' stay la California to devote himself to study nf technology. Ha alao plan lo make aome observations at eft, Wilson observatory. MAM1NM ATTKMIOM Master Maann degree work on Friday night. Nor. 14th, at 7:30. All membera and visitors urged to attend. (Signed) C. W. STANLEY, W. at. T w on a can
