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FHdny, November 21, 1030
PAGE TEN
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
REYNOLDS
DELIVERS TALK
TO RDTARIANS
With District Oownor Al
Reynold!, of Portland, talttlnf on
(II olxht cylinders In nil apeech
to Kotarlans, th popular lunrh
eon club Friday noon eujoved
on of l' hwl meeting at the
1'cllran GrlllQ,
Governor Al talked la a moat
understandable manner explaining-
to rlub members tbai noth
ing takes to place of servir In
this world. He Illustrated his
remarks by calling attention to
the service which It now given
us compared with olden devs
when "one took It or left It". He
stressed the point, thst what a
man sells today Is the service
his commodity renders humanity
ralher than the mere commodity.
When attending International
notary at Chicago where gover
nors from sixty-four countries
were present. Governor Al said
the direct question waa asked
the foreign members regarding
the feeling of European and
South American nations toward
Uncle Sam. He atated that the
answer from every rnnntry re
presented waa that It Is the high
tariff now In force against for
eign mad goods and commodi
ty that causes bitter feeling.
Other nations, the foreign Ro
tariana claimed, want to buy
American mad goods but anch
Is Impossible unless America
buys goods from them and that '
is Isrgeiy prevented because of
the tariff wall.
The Governor then brought In
International Rotary as the great
agency to give a better under
standing between natlona of the
earth so that problems might be
adjusted, such as the tariff and
other Issues.
One of I he exquisite features
of the luncheon program waa th
snrenrance of Mrs. Naomi Ilolm-
etesd. vocalist, who rendered
three beautiful numbers with
Mrs. Don J. Zumwslt at the pi
ano. Hod D. Eller was made a Ro
tarlan filling the classification
of "Ilf Insurance". TV. E. Lamm
was appointed by President Cliff
Dunn to "chastise" members ol
the club who had been absent,
and the way he did It mlcht
have caused some to think that
Lamm In his early youth wield
ed the birch In a rural school.
Rotary't attendance was almost
100 per cent Friday and many
guests from OTer the state were
present.
NEWS
IN
BRIEF
Now PINE TREE Now
Beat backfleld combination In
college arotil IjOYE throw them
both for loeav -
College
Lovers
The Mirth of
Nation. With
Marian
NIXON
Jack
WHITING
Guinn Williams
Frank McHugh
Directed bv Jobs
Adolfl
.
A First 1
National A I
Vltaphon
IMctsro
a . .ssi pi i m ' m - :
j
t V ' -e
P-l e a a e
Don't tell yonr
4 friends how "Col-
i SJ- lege Lovers" ends,
leaf! Let them be sur
41 prised, and laugh
just as long and
I Innrflv as von rttfl.
a r ' i
Plu "THE INDIANS ARE COMING"
A wanted Important Role
Tom Cunning, son of Mr
and Mrs. George A. Cunning, of
this city, ts carrying th Juven
ile lead In the current play on
the campus of Oregon State Col
lege. The drama, which will be
presented in the Workshop Thea
tre, is "Ten Xighta In a Bar
room", and Cunning take the
part of 'Willie Hammond". Cun
ning has bee J decidedly success
ful as an acior and stag mana
ger during bis three year at
Oregon State. He Is a senior In
vocational education and a mem
ber of Alpha Chi Kho fraternity.
Join the Party! Meet the Gang I
with
Claude
Colbert
Norman Poster
Charles ItngRle
Ginger Rogers
Toby Ann, Puff, Shorty!
The glamorous quartette of
youthful, fast-living young
bloods captivated millions
in The Saturday Evening
Post serial, in the best-seller
novel of 1930. They
take you places, show you
things. There's excitement
with them, all about them!
A tingling love-drama of
a vibrant man, a thrillifi
woman rushing through
gayety, temptation,, to a
great happiness!
Y01MG MAN
ofMAHHATTAH'
PELICAN
Now Showing
Left on Ronlhcrn Trip
Mrs. W. P. McCauley. accom
panied by her father, J. II. Jones
of ' Hamilton, Montana, left on
this morning's train for San
Franctsco where they will spend
a week or ten days visiting
friends. They plan to return to
Klamath about the first of De
cember and will leave shortly
afterward to spend several weeks
in Seattle with Mr. and Mrs. O.
P. Mcl'hee. alster and brother-
in-law of Mrs. McCauley.
! Returned South Today-
Mrs. Henry Boiviu left Kla
math Falls this morning to re
turn to her home at San Jose.
! Calif., after spending the past
several months with her son,
j Harry D. Boiviu, and her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Hosking. While her she
has been a house guest at the
i Hosking horn ou Jefferson
: street
To Enter Hospital
Rev. Arthur T. Eaton, pastor
of th First Christian church,
will enter the Klamath Valley
hospital on November 25 to sub
mit to a major operation.
Return From Portland
Mrs. Frank Johnson, accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. E. A.
Murphy, returned to Klamath
Falls Thnrsdav evening after an
extended visit In Portland.
Excellent Debate
Talent Found In
Local High School
IU..tCHK O'NFII.I.
(Klamath III Correspondent)
"Some extremely fin material
has been discovered tn Inter-elass
debate thla season," atated Joseph
A. Holaday, debate Co oh of Klam.
ath high. "It la all untrained, hut
It ahowa possibilities from which
future varsity teams may b com
posed. Th semi-finals wr held last
night. Ih seniors triumphing
over th freshmen. Th finals will
be held In the Monday assembly,
whereupon th victors will be pre
sented with a sliver cup and 500
points for their rlasa toward the
grand contest. Th critic judge
system la being employed.
The freshmen team, composed
of Boh Rlcharda and Don Clark,
negative, and Perry Hawkins and
Oerene Tiptoa affirmative, are
under th direction of Russell An
drews. Lewis Clark coaches Mil
dred Smith and Mildred Fraser,
affirmative, and Francis Gysbors
and Patricia Preston, negatives,
sophomores.
Russell Andrews la coaching
th freshmen; Lewis Clark the
sophomores; Mrs. Rachel Good
the juniors, and Floyd Kruery. the
seniors. Joseph Holaday la at the
head of th forensic departmeut.
Square Deal Asked
For Children Who
Are Handicapped
WASHINGTON. Nov. 11, (A
P) The handicapped child,
maimed, deaf, or blind, waa given
a special bill of rlghta at one
of the child conference sessions.
Included In th list waa: .
Th right to as vigorous a
body aa medical skill can give.
The right to special education
by those who understand.
The right to grow np In a
world that does not eet him
apart.
Th right to Identical privi
leges and Identical respons'blll
tlos with other children.
The right to comradeship,
love, work and play.
HELPLESS WITH
RHEUMATISM
"Rheumatism has me In such
bad shai I couldn't walk for
two year. At times I had to
us crutuchea. My kidneys were
MARKKT
QUOTATIONS
I
I
PORTLAND, Not. tl. (AIM
Turkeys 1c higher; receipts light;
producers holding bark.
Poultry (buying prim)! allv
heavy hens over 4 1 llis., lie;
medium hens. I H to 14 lbs., 1 7c;
light hens. 13c; springs, liic; Pe
lt n ducks, 4 lbs and over, 18c;
turkeys, 14c to Ho.
muiitry meats: Choirs venl
and pork Ho lower; receipts suf
ficient, demand quiet. Buying
prices, choice venl He; pork
imc; choice lamb, HVc; hea
vy veal, e; mutton, Sr.
Potatoes: At 10c average de
cline; supply ample; demand
slow. No. 1 graded, 11.74 to
1 no; No. I. Il ls lo f 1.60.
Butter: Weak, unchanged.
Eggs: Heady, nnrhanged.
LrvMTonr
PORTLAND, Nov. 11.
Cattle us, calve 10;
steady.
Hogs, J1J; opening steady.
Sheep, 100; talking steady.
Bobby Shand Given
Football a Trophy
OAKLAND. Cal.. Nov. H, (A
PI l.ltlle Bobby Shand. 13
,r" son of Robert Shand.
(AP-
talking
sport editor of th Oakland Trl
bun, ran never play football will)
his favorll team, St. Mary's, be
cause an Infection resulted , re
ceutly in loss of one of, Ills
legs, but such aoluce as Ills St.
Mary's heroes could give, th
gave today. They presented
Hobby with the football hey
used to defeat Fordliam by ill'
lo 11 last Saturday.
fully described III the Instrument
if transfer.
George S. vjtusco at ui lo th
Ktamalh H.'UHHes corporation,
lull claim ded. I "
block . HI. flames I'alk.
DEEDS
Filed In the office of the county
clerk, November 10, IB 30:
Margaret 8. lloolh. el vlr, Mo
desto, t'allf.. to lleorge It. Mud
lev, warranty deed, lots 1 and 2,
block l. Industrial addition.
J. B. Chllwood lo Maud B.
Freed, warranty deed, HO acres
LIBERTY
TOPAV
DAVID KOI.I.IN") and
N,ry IMIKKb
In
"PREP
AND PEP"
Announcing
1344 EspUnada
rhone 608
LION AUTO SERVICE
(Fornit'ily Jiimnti's Auto Laundry),
Phil and Ray RrlxmT
Cnrs Washed. C.ri-nrd and TolL-hod
Export Ford Kepniring
Klnmnth Falls. Ore.
t HAS. A. MARSH
over-active and kept me -awake
nights. My back hurt so
couldn't bend over. I spent bun
dreds of dollars for medicines
that did me no good. I haven't
missed a day from work since
my third botttle of Sargon. I've
taken 15 bottle and never have
a rheumatic pain now. My kid
neys seem normal; the pilns In
mv back disappeared. There are
few man my age as active as I
am. Chas. A. Marsh, 470 Cres
cent St., Kansas City. Mr. Marsh
was for !1 years an engineer on
the Santa Fe System. Maglll
Drug Co., agenta. Adv.
Sharp Leave on Trip
Dr. and Mre. Paul W. Sharp
left today to spend ten duya In
San Francisco and other south
ern cities.
1 mrfcTTi.rw
If miserable with backache-
bladder irritation: and getting
up at night don't take chances!
Help your kidneys at the first
sign of disorder. Use Doan'iPill.
Successful for more than SO
years. Endorsed by hundred
of thousands of grateful users.
Get Doan't today. Sold by deal
ers everywhere.
DQAN5
PILL!
SSsW- -.a. W
A DIURETIC
ton
JHENDXEI'S
Hostess and Lounging
PAJAMAS
By Nelly Don Are Gorgeous Creations.
Fashioned in broadcloth and the finest silks.
Smart line of Sports and Afternoon Clothes
for Women.
firownfteldr
(KIMATH FALLS. OREGON J
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
615 Main St.
Wntilrn the Ajppn'oacEii
off TlhiffliniL'nGgivHimg
the advent of the Turkey and the Mince Meat Pie comes the nat
ural thought of course for thanks giving. Check off your blessings
against the back sets and see if the health of the family, the joy of
living, doesn't more than compensate for any little check there may
have come to a conquering financial onward march. Purely tempor
ary and to be taken with a smile. Anybody can smile where their di
gestion is good. The real test of the worth whileness of the smile
creed is to have it effective when the seas are a bit troubled and a
storm is in the offing. Smile then help some less fortunate
brother along.
LET US ALL, IN OR OUT OF BUSLN'ESS, RESOLVE AT THIS
THANKSGIVING TIME TO HAVE AS OUR MOTTO, "SHIP BY
RAIL." BY SO DOING WE CAN MAINTAIN OUR RAILROAD
PAYROLL AND THE RAILROAD EMPLOYES CAN RETAIN
THEIR HOMES HERE. MAKE THIS A REAL THANKSGIVING
FOR EVERY EMPLOYEE L KLAMATH COUNTY.
November 22 to Thanksgiving Specials
TURKEYS Vegetable . Beef Soup, Any Klamath
And Heavy Hen. 10 can limit f- uier -v-Oc
. . . per can J C 20c glass any kind
Direct from the Farm. , Jelly 20c
Place your order Early Mad5 by M. M. Tamale " '
Co., Klamath product, VaIue 60c
Two Swangdown Cake Both for S3c
ST 69c ?Z2Z1.33c 2c7b"1...39c
1 Cake Tan and 1 f ,n.c La0re J.7r Sweet Pota- -
Cook Book Free. Shrimps, 2 cans"T I toes,, 6 lbs. .s&Jw
t-V.n... ' Fancy Stuffed and Cauliflower, 1J
2Qp Green Olives, QQ. head lOC
2 dozen aCJC pjnt ..6JC Pumpkin, 2V OQ
r. . gjze g cans aiilO
2F"?oCry.::!e.Z'.17c IOC FUrU. Grapefruit,
Fancy Mince OQ ?930 Brff""' 0 r- dium "ize KQ C
Meat, 2 lbs Oi7C NuU COC inzen ..... Ji7t
1 930. Walnuts, O Q We BelT Fih A Q MSj 7ft C
1 lb & C I delect E88, ...,42C gyS, fcw Free.
WE DELIVER FREE IF ORDER AMOUNTS TO $1.00
Independently Home Owned Grocery
229 So. 6ln at Walnut -jitlM, '. M ,d Iff!
Basement
SPECIAL
Double Blankets
Cotton Sheet Blankets
Size 66 x 76 Gray only
Friday and Saturday only
$11
One to
Customer.
Limited
quantity
Pair
Service Store
SPECIAL
Heavy China Cotton
Plaid Blanket
Wool nnp. Full size. Double.
In Color. ?:i 60 Value.
2
Women
Lined Gloves
Chamolsuede. Fleeced.
Assorted ruffs.
98c
Men'
Rayon Shirts
Parked In Individual
Xmsr baxes. White
or colors. J 00 value.
$1.95
Men's
Cashmere Sox
In natural, nxfnrd and
heather .mlvture,
60 value.
39c
Boy' '
Heavy
Sweater
rthsker knit sample.
In colors. S.it
value.
$2.49
WOMEN'S
GALOSHES
GUARANTEED $2.50 GRADE
BLACK 4 BUCKLE
Special while quantity limt.i. Here Is positively
the greatest value ever offered In women's ga
lushes. We were fortunate enough to buy an entire
lot of 600 pairs from a lnrge manufacturer who
was overstocked and needed ensh to meet his bills.
He got it from the Golden Rule and our one low
price on this group Is '
5 Pr.
Note, These overshoe are of a quality whlrh wonld
tempt most stores to sell them for 12.50. Hut th Ilasement
Store la passing this unusual value on to you.
Note. These Galoshes will be found on tables and w
most ask you to do your own flu Inn aa It will be utterly
Impossible for us to car for the ureal number who will tako
advantage of thla remarkable offnr. Thank you.
XMAS SUGGESTIONS
Gift Department Now Open in the Basement Store
Nothing Priced Over One Dollar
HERE IS WHAT 98c WILL BUY
Smoking Sets, Beverage Sets,. Military
Sets, Cigarette Boxes, Bill Fold SeU
(leather), Pen and Pencil Sets, Hand
kerchief Sets, Pipe SeU, Suspender
Sets, Belt Sets.
Other Assortments
25c-49c-79c
Bridge Sets, Powder Jiirs, Atomizers,
Cake Hoard and Covers, Manicure Sets,
Toilet Sets, Baby Sets, Antimony assort
ment, will not tarnish. Assortment In
cludes Salt and Pepper Sots, Cigarette
Boxes, Picture Frnmes, Fruit trays,
VaHes, Candle Sticks, Bon Bon Dishos,
etc.
Any of the Above Itemi
98c
SEE. DISPLAY IN EIGHTH ST. WINDOW
Golden Rule Basement Store