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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1931)
fVldny, Fi'lmuny 13, 1931 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON rAGE THREE NEWS in BRIEF ".innilia" Anwlt Hack .M. K. Aruili, fniiiHIurly culled "iiiunda," unit lil- ml riaiiglilnr-lii-luw, Mr. ami .mm Marvin Ariielt hihI their two liny Niilun mid Murwlii, letnimd Wed nesday vvutilim from mi t.fi'JU in i o imiiiir nip which lonk lln'in II llirmiKli southern sta'ca, In cluding Tolas, lalirnrnlu, Ala litiina. Tennessee, Kentucky, Ml si.iirl, Ohln, okliihnina, and bourn liv nay nf riiiii'iili. Arlmie, end n ii I ho I'licltlc I'oiihl. They drove llin viillrii illKliuirn nun ainteii Hint Ihilr Ken. I only cniiaiiincd b J ii iiuIIiiiiii of gas. They li lt Klamath Fulla nil the 2 t til ur Do ri'inliiT. Mr. Arni'tl. who l ncurly 71 yeara nf ago, atatnd t liul It ex celled nil Hi" iilh.T trip. he hit (I ever taken. Ilii Inlil riiiiiiv Inli r rnllnx huldcilla ol lha Irlp. riliiliiurHtilirrH I'lnll Display At tllU purlodlral i ilnK of Itlll SlMlllinril Orngou lllllorll- -. asaiirliilliili, nf which Mrl May K In K I'lililltill nf thl city lx pi.. .1.1. 'lit. held Kt (irnliln Pass Tuesday evening at which eight atudlna fnim llm 'linn it re presented, ilutm w-rro tuiiiln fnr bidding photographic display In cnnnccllnn wilts llin not meeting 111' ll W ill he Ili'Ll III Madlnrd. HI ill.' Ilk. il Meet Delegates mill nfflenra nf the Oregon Sluto Dllcs association will tiiret Ml Portland Saturday for Ihn mld-wlntcr meeting nf Ilic nil snclntlnn, wtili-h will h held al Ihn Klk' temple. J. K. Tinker nf Astoria, protldcnl of ihrt main as sociation, will preside. (In Friday 11 Ir tit a linmiui't fnr thn vlfltlllK nlflccra will ha held nt thn Mult nnlnuli bnti'l. ItclicMi-nlnjf fur Slum l.udlea nf llin Community Con grcKallnlial church inn fnccttiiK rciciilarly to practice for tha mlii atrel iliuw wtil'h I In lin given Friday, February 27, In llin II hriiry auditorium, tieorgn t'tin IlltllC Will ho ready In toa tl llin irnon not week. Tim inlu-Orcl trnnp la arousing much luiercit. To Arrhn TtMlny Mm. II. W. churchman nf San lil'Kii la lu arrive. In Klamath Falls iMilnn Hum today ucciiui p:invlnit tho rt'iuuliiN nf Iht miiihcr, .Mra. Kitelln llarrla who passed iwfty In the snuthem rlty Thursday. Funeral scrvlrca will ho held In Klutiwitli Fulls. Acrepta I'lmlllnn - .Mihs Ellin Jensen ha a.-rcptcd A lioiitinn In thn tax rollector'a office nt Ihn rnunty rnnrt liuuau. Character CJoMUpi SHOWS PffiDY WIT HLH..I to rntl. r llw Artlmr Munri, Lorlu rnlhotin mill Krid lAttftit wr kiiiouk tltu nklliTM lin nkilil lu Cru(T Luktt htmI (jurk Iht) rirnt of thla wwk, ninkiitic ititi trip to Ihn Luko In a ho ut Hi-viMi lioum, mid tlio Irlp lm ic In "no time at all." Tlmy wrrft nil tmtliiiHluHtlc alout (Uu wluttr m-Pitfry m thn lukn, tal Iiik Hint tho anow around thu liffn mucin a HT(rt f ntma fnr tho rotor of tho Inko, and lttiml fli'd It a Krial d'-ul. It.-iH ri nt, jir( A lit iiflii rani party, riven iinihr uiiKt'lc of th Codkit lun-ut-Tt'U hrra 4m lillon, will t hi-hl In tho ConRr trhtol 1 it--diiy rvrnltiK, Kchrnary 1 7. 1 IntHt wMilnit to mnko rvwerva lluna fnr tnMn nhould rail (Mrn. Kmn nl 9;&-J. Tha nuhllr U ror- dlutly IiivIIimI. .Mf-flllMTI of thA KplHCOpAt (olid and Wrdntiiay rluh r KpoiionrtitK cookfd food sale at Mm.Marr i aturv, B;i6 Malu trr-i. Vl-ltiiiK In klMinnlli 1 ll KiihmU Hill of lilendiiln, Cml., In ainnnic thn onl-of-towti vltUom In Klmuath FulU. Kn route here hn Hopped In AMtland to Vlnlt frlrndn. t.rfl Mftt KvfliltiK titHrRit Olitn lift Innt otpiiIiik to return to hU homo In IS an Hh'Ko nflrr a hualnraa vinlt bertv Saturday Special Chicken Dinner 50c JIO.MK THkJ(i THE NOOK At.l Ho. Rlxili Hrtl MnruilTb rirniro' Station Final Clearance Women's Shoes Every Pair of Women's Shoes Left From Our 2 for 1 Sale Now $2-98 Friday and Saturday Only Buster Brown Shoe Store IVIIian I'. T. . In Mrl 'lha I'clhan ( Hy-I'arriil Tfaih nri aaurlatlna will hold lla rr ular mnnthly innllii( W'dnia ilay, Kahruary II, at I oVIrxk. Th program rnminltteo, ronaUt Iiik of Mra. Martin, chairman, Mra. Mailliun and Mra. Il.-ltcr, ars arranK an Intnrratlni Knundnr'i Hay priiKrani, In whl h atuilnnla of tho third and fourth undo will parti. Ipato. Mr. W. I,. Walna will glvo a talk nn lha hlatory nf tho I'. T. A. Itrrah mnnta will bo aorvod at tho rlnaa of tho aftornofin Daara Hatnnlajr MmIii Of promlnanco on thla wmk'a aortal ralondar la thn dance hit Iiik (lycn at tho Mualr Hoi Hnl unluy nlxhl ly mi' in tier a of tho Throe l.lnka Horlul club of thla city. Tim tlcknt aalo la advanc ing ruplilly and a lurico crowd la aximctad. I'rnneoda will bo uaad to amid tho Kchokah d (rno alaff to Corvallla, whnra thuy bavo bona aaked to put nn thi'lr rltuallallo work at tho an nual alalo convQiitlun, "FoumliT'a Hay' l'rnj(raiil A Knundnr'a Iay program will bo given by tho Altamont I', 'f. A. at Altamont hool Tunaday. Kchruary 17. at S I'.M. Hperlul featurea of tha aftnrnonn will be a auln by Mra. ll. ll. Van Klect. and a birthday rake In honor of the founding nf tho Nallnnal I. T. A., also a randln lirhtlag air rlre, followed hy a allvnr to. All incmbrra and frlnnda are urged to atti'tid. I'urtbaaff llfMlll Mlfhni'l KaHHr, mploya of the Jnhnamfa Kupnr Hcrvtre ata t!nn plirrhuacd a alnall tinme nn I'malilng Way from Clmrlo .1111 i r through Ihn otllre of the Ka-vi'll-l'tl-y Itonlty t'nnipanv. .Mr and Mra. Kuspor are movln Into the pmporty to mukn It th'-lr pvr nianciit home. Hull Ka-I leal Today Tho rao of K. Jordan and Kthol Jordan voriua H. It. John stein, l.ulu K. Johio.ton mid Hie First National bank nf Klamutti FniU. waa anttU-d Hila morning nut nf court. Tim raso wna ant for today In clrrult rnurt before Judge U. M. Cork ina. Itrturnlng Katunlay Mra. J. II. Itif d nf thla city will return Saturday froni Kcnn, Nor., whi-ra aho wua called by tho death nf hir hrciltii-r-in-law, L'hrla iliHdtmun. Tho dwiaaod managed a drug atoie at llonan- for many yeara. and waa well known In Klamath Falls. Atlrmliil lona' Da nrc Mr. and Mra. CIlllITt I). Ilrown of Lukevlew motored to Klam ath Falls Thursday aftnruoun to uttt-nd the dunce sponsored by tho F.anlorn Hlur Social club. Mr. Ilrown la aUDfrlnleudfllt of tho Fremont uallonul forc-at. I'lirrliaso Huliiirlwn Home Mr. and Mra. John Hwedeen havo purchased a small borne In the Homodnln Aero TrncU through tho office of tlie Kavcll L'tlvy ltealty Company and have moved Into tho property to make It their homo. IVgular Monthly MvatlinK . Zulelnm Temple No. 13, Daugh- tra nt Ilia Nile, will hold their regular monthly mooting on Feb- mnrv 14. at 2 p.m.. in Asninnd. Oregon. All Daughtera of the Nile aro cordially invited to attend. Transact Ittinlnra- Walter Houston of Medford spent Wednesday and Thursday In Klamath Kalis transacting hualnrst.. lie returned tn his home In tho valley city last evening. Oiit-of-Tonn Visitor Mra. levl McDonald of I-an-gell Valley la visiting In Klam ath Falls fnr few days at the home of her mother, .Mrs. Nate Ollorhcln. Meeting Tonight j Juveullea of Woodcraft will I til.l revntae hnstneaa tneetlne at thn Odd Fellows hall at 7:30 thla ovenlng. Scuttle Family 11c R. R. Oacar and family of Sottle are visiting frlenda In Klamath Falls for a brief time. Forbes' Drug Moved To 6th and Klamath Fon. Wntrti nut for fnstOHt, fiinnlcat Jfolf comedy you fcr saw! It's winner! with Holiert Mnntuotnery Dorothy Jontnii ltrnny Ituhln .1. C. Nn Kent Pelncaim Now Showing Thla golfing comedy haa aoinetlilng on the ball that'll mnko ou ehcer and chortle with delight! Thn fastoat, peppiest picture In months! Listen tn tho tunea of Mi-Hugh and Fields, tho celebrated pair that wrote 'lllarkhlnls" music. You'll love, "(io Home and Tell Your Mother," and a flock mnrr. Some picture! Don't dare mlsa KI PENSION BILL DEFEATED IN LOIR HOUSE HAI.KM, Ore., Feb. 11, (AP) Tho old ago pension bill waa de feated. Thn house of Hie Oregon legislature lato yeaterday voted down the proposal to provide a 130-a-mcinth Income to depntid enla past tho age of (5 yeara uy a vote of 3 to H. Settlement of thla Issue followed more than two hotira debate. The pension hill waa taken up under apnctul order of business af ter an attempt to poatpnne couald eratlon until another penalon pro vision passed earlier In the day by the aeuato came before the house. The move, mude by Italph Ham ilton, waa Inst. The aenuto meas ure. Introduced by II. L. Kddy, provldna for an Interim committee to Investigate the old age pension situation over the state aa to Its advisability. It waa approved, with but three negative votea, fol lowing more than an hour'a discus-Ion In the senate chamber. Karl Ilronaugh, author of the old-age pension plan, opened dla cuaslon for tho propnaal on the grounds that It was timo Oregon was doing something to rare for Its aged. The period nf poor farma, be said, had passed, and unless anmethlng better waa offered, he usked the lerislaturo to approve this plan. '1 he cost, he stated, would be less than the cost of op erating poor farms. Opposition to Hie measure was voiced by several representatives on Hie grounds that it would add another burdi n upon the lax-payers, that the penloua would not eliminate need for poor farms, would ueneltt many unworthy parllea, and It Is a tendency to en courage soriallftn. 1'roponenla urgui-d Hie present unemploy ment aituation, caused by modern machine methods, made it Imper ative that some means be taken to care for the unfortunates. Those voting for the pension hill were Representatives Allen. Anderson. Andrews. Angell. Itro naiir.h. llynon, Dcl.ap, Kckley, llellherg, Hill. Howard, Keaaey, Lawrence, I.e... Lewis, Manning, McAllister, Mcfourt, Rch.iupp. J. N. Scott. J. II. K. Scott, Mrs. Smith. Wells and Lonergan. Opposed tn tho pension bill were: chindgren, fhinnock. Day, Deuel, Fisher, (ill!. Glass, tiordon, (louley, Hamilton, Janneson, Johnson, Knapp, Macl'herson, MrCornark, M.iraw, MrPhilllpa, Mutt, Nash. Nichols. Norton. Ox man, I'niera. Froctnr. Smith, Snell, Stewart, Stockdale. Swift. Taylor, Tmple, Thornhurgh, Tompkins, Weatherford, Wlnslow, Yates. Japanese Parties Vieing For Favor Of Women Voters TOKYO. Feb. 13. (AP) Vle Ing with tho majority party for the favor of Japanese women in politics, the opposition Selyukal party today Introduced a bill in the lower house which would ex tend auffruge to women over SO yeara old. Thn women would be given equal rlglita wltn men. The administration, which ad' hares to the Mlnsieto party. In troduced a bill Tuesday provid ing certain suffrage right for women over 25 years of age. The Mlnielto bill would not allow the women a voice In prefeetural or national government elections bnt would qualify them to vote and run for office In towna and cities. Japan has 13.SOO.000 women sub jects. iloth bills now are In the hands of a special committee. ItetiirnlnR From South .. K. Colbaugh. Southern Pa cific car inspector of tbia city, will return home Saturday from an extended trip through New Mexico and Texas. llaek From Ituslnrss Trip W. G. Smith of tho Ilaldwln hotel has returned from a busi ness trip which took him to Ash land, Kugcne and Portland. Visiting In South Mrs. Ruby I.vie, superintend ent of the Hillside hospital. Is visiting for several days In Cali fornia. FUNERAL NOTICES ESTF.LLA HARRIS. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for the late Estella Harris to be held Saturday fternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, Pino avenue at Sixth, with Kev. A. Theodore Smith, pastor of the First Pres byterian church, officiating. In terment will be made In the fam ily plot In Llnkvllle cemetery. PILES Kiiilnl Without Cutting, or Salves Thousands of Pile sufferers havo learned that quick and per manent relief can only be accom plished with an Internal medi cine. Neither salves or cutting remove the. cause. Dud circulation of the blood in the lower bowel causes piles. The veins are flabby, the bowel walls weak tbe parts almost dead. To end Piles an lifternnl medicine must be used to stimu late the circulation and streng then the affocted parts. Dr. J. 8. Leonhardt was tho first to discover a real Internal Pile remedy. He called his pre scription HEM-ROID. and pre scribed It for 1000 patients with the marvelous record of success In 960 rases, and then derided every Pile sufferer should be able to get HEM-ROID from their own druggist with a rigid money-back guarantee. Dr. Leonhardt's prescription has a wonderful record of suc cess right In this city and Under wood's Pharmacy Invites every Pile sufferer to try HBM-KOIO and guarantees to refund tha purchase price If It does not end all Pile misery. Rehearsal of Bandmen Will Be Held Soon Plana for reorganising a muni cipal band are going forward In a satisfactory manner, said Prof. Selak this morning, and an nouncement of the date of the Initial rehearsal will bo made at an early date. In this connection sll experienced band men are urged to get Into communication with Prof. Helak. Although there Is plenty nf known band talent In the rlty, the director la desirous of obtaining tbe beat, and players will be selected entirely on their ability to meet a high standard of qualifications. The program of financing tbe band during the coming aeaaon, which will includn a aeries of outdoor concerts, haa not been completed, bnt according to Geo. Cunning and others who are In charge, good progress is being made. Prof. Selak Is organizing a stu dio class In brass and reed in struments for those who deaire to master them and later grad uate Into tho municipal band. Burke Would Trim Travel Expenses SALEM, Ore., Feb. 13. (AP) "A round million dollars ought to be cut from the salary and travel ing appropriations (nr the state institutions or higher learning," Senator W, K. Hurke. chairman of the senate wing of the ways and means committee, told members of the state board of higher edu cation last night. The committee gave the board a hearing on Its budget estimates for 1931 and 1932. The estimat ed requirements total 19,033,73s, of which 11, 231, 173 would be by legislative appropriation. Those appearing for the board were C. L. Starr chairman. Dr. K. E. Lind say secretary, E. C. Sammons and Aubrey Watsek. Bellman Sells His Farm to Stallings One of tho finest eighty-acre ranches In the Merrlll-Malin dis trict changed bands In the last few days when John O. Stallings purchssed the property from L. H. Uellman. Mr. Stallings plans to rent the ranch and Is not contemplating going Into the ranching business. About one-half of the ranch will J be planted to potatoes this year. The sale of the property was : ennsumated In the office cf the: Favell-Vtley Realty Company. I Name Allen Head of! State Hardware Men PORTLAND. Feb. 13. (AP) (leorge K. Alien of Salem waa elected president of the Oregon Retail Hardware and Implement Dealera' association at the conclu sion of the annual convention of the organization here last night. ;. K. McNalr of llaodon Is the new vice president. New members of thn exeontive committee are: W. N. F.khlad. Marsbfleld: I. f). fleer. Burns: George Kiddle, Grants paaa, and E. A. Franz, Hood River. COMING EVENTS February 20 Annual Dairy Dinner. PINE TREE NOW with love! It's the Windy ntjr's Big lllowout with F.DW. G. ROniXSOX NEIL HAMILTON Alice1 White Frank McHugh A First National and Vltaphono Picture RAINBOW xow Clara Up in Arms Loaded with 'IT'! snd now ajgwsj slugs! " IPS $ CLARA BOW, 'True to the Navy ClQttrmmnnaCHctuit Fredrlo March Harry Green ADD HEALTH TO HOT BREADS Hot breads are tempting. But often they lack roughage. The absence of bulk from foods often results in constipation. But now you can have hot breads with rouglutgt. Simply add a cupful of Kellof p's Auy Bran to the recipe. This deli cious cereal furnishes the bulk needed to assure proper elim ination. Von will find many appetizing; recipes on the red-and-KTeen All-Bkan package. Equally tempting as a ready-to-eat cereal with milk or cream. Two tables poonfuls daily are guaranteed to prevent and re lieve both temporary and recur ring constipation. In severe cases, use with each meal. .All-Beam also furnishes needed iron for the body. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. All-Bran $2 THEME HOSE Reduced in Price Our Regular $2.00 Grade Pure Sillc Chiffon Silk-to Top. Some Dull Finish. New Shades. A beautiful Hose that is in a class by itself. New Price , Hosiery e Dept. Main AV $65 Pair. 3 Pairs $4.50 Floor This popular hose bere-toa fore featured In the hosiery department at $3 has al ways been oar fastest sel ler In a para silk chiffon. Now, the large number ot women who have preferred this two dollar grade need only pay $1.15 for exactly tha same stocking- 1 tCONOMISTS IH DISTRIBUTION YARDS AND YARDS OF NEW . SPRING WASH FABRICS NOW ON DISPIAY First Time Shown Offered at New Low Prices which are the Lowest In Many Years Our customers being the Judges of quality are especially Invited to see this unusual and colorful display. Yon'U no doubt be greatly surprised with the added quality Included In each yard, yet the prices are much lower than they havo been tor many years. QUADRIGA PRINTS Eighty square full count. Fifty new pieces. Guaranteed fast to washing, perspiration and sunlight. Thirty-six inches wide. JiKW TRICE 23c Yd. GENUINE PETER PAN Yon all know Peter Pan quality, here is a new assortment for. spring at a remarkably low price. NEW PRICK ' 29c Yd. BELFAST PRINTS Splendid assortment of ab solutely new designs tn a large selection ot colors and combination ot colors. Guaranteed fast. 28 Inch. NEW PRICE 19c Yd. GOLD SEAL , PERCALE For that Inexpensive useful frock, yon may have in mind, wa suggest Gold Seal Percale. Assorted patterns. NEW PRICE 12V2c Yd. PRINTED RAYON An outstanding, fast col ored wash fabric that you'll readily admire and choose for better garments. 38 Inch. NEW PRICK RAYON SHANTUNG Mercerized. More popular than ever this season. Consequently more beauti ful colors and patterns are being shown. Fast colors. 36 Inch. NF.W TRICK WASHABLE FLAT CREPE Last year thla choice crepe would have been a genuine value at tl or even I2.1S now higher In quality and lower In pries. Bee window display. NEW PRICB 49c 65c $1.69 vd. id. ra. ECONOMISTS IN DISTRIBUTION THE NAME OUR POLICY
