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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1931)
Friday, March 13, 1931 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE NEWS in BRIEF Character CJo-Upi MF OoGdLtS S6V? Of ceMefPostTr Inspect Vitm Ik'uarUuenl J, T. Goodwin, perlal agent fur Ihe Paclfta American Fire Insurance company of Ia An geles, nil J. K. Koblnaon, special agent far tha Allna Insurance ronipany, Han Krauclsco, aro miking their regular Inapoctlou of til Klamath Kalla Urn depart ment, (ml Tl.lllnir with Kir Chief K. A. Taylor. Chief Taylor ud Mr. Cloodwln wer rloarly aaao elated for aeveral yuan whan Taylor waa dapuly flra marabal (or tha state nl Oregon, and Cloodwln Chlrf Deputy Inaurance t'omnilaaloner for Ihe stale. Ilr I urn Protn Convention Among tha loral haaiity oper atora who returned Thuraday nlaht from Portland where thry attended tba cosmetician ronven tlon were: Mr a. Adeline Hoiks. Mra. Helen llnuatnn, Mra. Ilaiel Took. Mra. Ilelana Kornberger, and Mra. Gertrude Jnbnaon. Hill (hang Nana- A Diap allowing tha routa In Lake counly of tha l,vlw lliirna road la In tha hauila of (engineer t'rnarley but a rhsnga will aoon ba niada on tba map In that I'olaon Creak will resume Ha former naina of Kurt Creek. I'olaon Creek la about flva mile from tha Molchklss ranrh. It waa tha only routa by wlilrh Crook'a army could descend irom the Abert rim and It la aald to bava received Ha name because the army in u lea ata poisoned meat there and died. At tha tlrno tba army waa atatloned there It waa railed Korl brepk.ljkevlew Tri bune. Returned Krom llualneaa Trl Mra. Katbarlna N. Olson and l.eona Harrang, officer of the Nu-Ufe Mill.. o., returned Wed neaday evening from week's vlall to 1'ortland. Their vlalt waa In behalf of tha Nu-Ufe Mllla and they report their product going over wonderfully well In avnry city they paaaed through. The corporation la a member of the Oregon Manufarturera' aaaocla tlon. Mra. Jark Hmlth accompan ied Mra. Olaon on tha trip north. Hhe waa greatly enthuaed over tha beautiful Willamette Valley. Tit Attend Meeting Mr. l.ee I'arker, district proal dent of tha II. and I. W. Club leave tonight for Portland and Aatorla. Hhe will attend tha con ference of the North Willamette plairlrt of the llualneaa and I'ro feaalonal Wumena' Club to be held In Aatorla Sunday, Mra. I'ar ker will return to Klamath Kalla Monday. - Out of Town Visitor Mr. and Mra. A. Morton, of Malln, and T. W. Newton, of Tula take, wer among the out of town vlaltor In Klamath Kalla Thuraday. Farmer Vlalta 1.. It. Ilolbrook, of tha Midland dlatrlrt on lower Klamath lake, waa a hnalnesa vlaltor In Klamath Kalla Thuraday. I'ortlaml llrglatralila Among gueata In KlauiNth Kalla today and laat evening from the atatn nietrnpulla wer A. ,. Dean, I.. . tlrirnth. K. K. iJowd. J. T. (loodman, J. K. Itoblnaon. ('barl-a Tladall, llalpli HVhlngle, (). I.. M. Hanaen, C. H. Kull..r, Kd (iloaa. (luy K. Watklna, Kdwln Murker, A. J, Cookaley, Mr. and Mra. It. Wllaon, Dale O. Wubi.r, l.ouls Trolnae, W. Ilert Htavuna, tj. II Clay, Ormond llankln, ICdw, K. Kelloy, 1. 0. Johnny, George Htelngur, Krank Hampton, John Jonathan and Mr, and Mra, Km aal lloneldaen. Verdict Rendered . Tha Jury In tha case of Mate of Oregon vs. I'tr Peteratelner, charged with lllxgul aalu of mixm ahlne wblakey, ruturned a verdict of guilty at 7 o'clock Thuraday availing. Kitrsme leniency waa recommended by tha Jury. Time of Impoalng sentence baa not yet been get by tha court. Ileturna Krom North Mr a. I.ana Dennia, who la em ployed In tha office of tha city treaaurer, haa returned from a week' trip to Corvallia, Portland and other polnu. Whll In Cor vallia, Mra. Dennia vlalled her anna who are attending Oregon Htale college. Holding Pood Hale The .Ion Lutheran Ladle Aid will hold a cooked fond Bale Katurday, March H, at McMurr's atora at Hlxl h and Main atreeta. All membera are asked to bring In their ronlrlbutlona befor o'clock Saturday morning. Waller llannon Hark Walter llannon who ha been a patient at Ht. Joseph's boapltal In Kan Kranrlaco. haa returned to Klamath Kalla to vlall bla moth er, Mra. P. K. llannon, until bla health permlta him to return to Menlo Park, Calif. Return From Portland II. W. Pool, local theatre own er, returned thla morning from an extended bualneaa trip to Portland and Salem. Hood River Visitors Mr. and Mra. H It. Warren, resldenta of Hood Hirer, arrived In Klamath Kalla Thuraday aru gueata at tha Wlllard hotel. iTI o d ern SHOES Hit arfa leaving: for North Mr. and Mra. Neal Htewart are leaving by motor thl evening lor Huleni and Portland where they will a in-nd Hire or four duya. In Hulein they plan to viait Mr. Htewart'a parent. Opening MfHllato Mliop Mr. Julia Cherry, who recent ly arrived In Klamath Kalla from Kalem, 1 opening a dreaamaklng ahop la the Lee Apartinenta. Mr. ( hrry la connected wltb tha Pa cific Greyhound Unee In thla city. HWurii Front Hospital Mr. Orvllle Miller, 3J Waah Ington, haa returned to her home from tha Klumatu Valley lioapl tul, whera aha waa a patient for tha paat week. Plan U Remain Three Weeks Donald N. Ilanaon, Ht. Paul, and K. Kavanaugh, Cloquet, .Minn., ara gueata at tha Wlllard Hotel where they expect to re main for three weeka while tran sacting bualneaa In tha city. lu V. Morrl Vl.lt 1tv X U. Morrla, aealstant general manager of tha Houtbern Pacific company, Kacramenlo, arrived In tha city thl morning for a brief busluena vlalt and to confer wltb Cheater W. Illgg, local agent. Divorce Hull Fllrd Bulla for divorce were fllod In circuit court today by Kmma Hell Purdue veraua Matthew A. Pur due; and by Alice 11. Cranka ver aua Krneat Cj. Cranke, .Mla IIIIIki Htlll III Miaa Ada Ulllio, employe of tha f.venlng Herald and Klamath Newa, la atlll confined to bar home on Mamanlta wltb lnflu enta. MellHKllat Ijulira Food Halo Ladlea of the Metbodlat church are holding a cooked food aale Saturday. March 14, beginning at a.m. In the .Murray Hulldlng 817 Main. wear FOR DRESS FOR STREET wear FOR SPORTS wear For Business Women Spike heel colored k rump . ..$5.85 Two strap Enna Jettick, $6 9 3Vhite Kid Pump $4.85 Black or Brown Kid Pump . ...$4.85 Four new numbers are shown above Dozens more on display shown for the first time. ' Plan to Attend the Fashion Show March 20 Novelty Shoes Smart new atylen now on dis play. Lmrxtt variety In trnps, tts, pumpa and oxforda. Me ilum, hUh or low heeli. Choice of loath era plain or combined. Assortment Includes dress, street tnd snorts shoes. $.85 to $-85 ENNA JETTICK SHOES 160 Spring number Juat unpack ed allowing newer alylca, new leather treatment and finer qualltloa. We guarantee to fit - any normal foot with Enna Jet aiiea H to 8H. $ and WILBUR COON SHOES Wilbur Coon Shoei feature a made-to-moaaure tit In ready-to-wear ahoea. They fit the flva principal parts ot the toot; length, width, heel, wnlat and Inatep. Discriminating women ara Invited to aoe the new iprlng models. Priced up to $ 10 Women's and Children's Shoes Mezzanine Floor llnllroad Man Here J. M. Klnnerald. auperintend ent of the Khaata Pivlalon, Hon I hern Pacific, I In the city today from hi headquarter at Ltuna mulr. Out of Town Vlaltor Albert plaall of Malln Ti.lted In . Klamath Fall Thuraday. hlle here he waa a guest at the Hall hotel. Hero Krom takerlew J. 8. Hmlth and W. D. Rtarbold of Lakevlew were renlatrants at the V illard hotel Thursday even ing. Ilualneea Vlaltor A. W. .Moon transacted busi ness In Klamath Kails yester day from his home at Ashland. IllrlliiUy IHiiiM-r 'In. Y. St. aud H. cla.s of the Klrat (,'hrlatlan Hunday acbool will Klv a novel hlrtlwlay dinner thla evening- from 6:30 until K oYlw-. lleaervatlona may be made by nlllng llos-J. The public I In vited to attend. The menu will constat of creamed chicken. maabed potatoes, hot blantlta. airing beana, Waldorf aalad, fruit rice, take and cofle. Ilark Krom Motor Trip Mra. 11. K. Van Vanor and Mr. and Mra. Merrill li'illliiKworth returned early yeaterday from a ' motor trip to Portland and !ol- i nvmlale, Waah. Mr. and Mra. Ilollingworth transacted bual neaa In Portland while Mra. Van Vactor vlalled hi r parent In (loldendale. H ill lie HiMleawa Mra. V. K. O'Neill and Mlaa Clara Simpson will preside as bostesse at a waffle luncheon Katurday noon at the home of Mr. O'Nalll on Portland avenue, In eourteay to the girls of tha Junior and aenlor classes ot Hen ley high school. ItHura Krom Convention Mr. and Mrs. V. I,. Mathers returned last night from Port land where Mrs. Mathers at tended the Oregon Beauty Shop Operators' convention this week. Mrs. Mathers will resume her work at Miladies Beauty ahoppe this morning. Hponaor Card Party Member of the Rebekah de gree ataft are aponaorlng a card party at tha L O. O. F. hall next Wedneaday evening, March II. Mra. Bee Heed 1 chairman ot tha committee In charge of arrange ments. ' " ' ' . . i Invltril to Meeting Members of the Canton and auxiliary of the 1. O. O. P. lodge are Invited to meet In Medford. Katurday evening, with tha Grants Pass, , Medford and Ashland lodge. On tlualnee Vl.lt Hollla K. Karwell, traveling pasienger agent for the Malaon Navigation company, with head quarlera In Portland, Is apendlng two days In Klamath Falla on a business visit. O. H. Allen Is Here O. A. Allen Is a business visitor In the city for several daya from his home at Boise, Idaho. While in Klamath Falls, Mr. Alien Is s guest at the Wlllard. E. K. Put l II E. E. Pet l Is of the Department of Commerce Is stopping at the Wlllard Hotel while In Klamath Falls. Parcluiac4l Attractive Home L. . Miller and T. F. Wing purchased an attractive home In Mills Addition from Katherlne N. Olson, real estate broker. Jark Hale Bark Jack Rules returned Wednes day night from a business trip to Grants Pass where be spent sev eral days. Have cars? you seen Locke's 150 13-lt Here on Business Frank Hussman of Oswevo. Ore., Is In the city for a brief time transacting business. COMING EVENTS March 20 Fashion Tea Spon sored by Business snd Pro fessional Women's Club. March 20 Spring Opening. March 13 Thank You Con cert High School. 500 NEW House Frocks FOR WOMEN Jutt RecelrecJ Its the second shipment of these out standing dresses this month, AND are exactly of the same fine quali ty as the first shipment which sold out completely in 3 days Last Year's Price 98c NOW ONLY 25 Styles Fancy Prints No Sleeves Elbow Sleeves Flares Belts A 98c Dress for 69c 69c Sizes 14 to 44 , Also for Children 694 . Sizes 2 to 6 years have panties. -Misses' Dresses ages 7 to 14. BASEMENT STORE A smashing Fox Movletonel drams which crashes In anil get the low-down on Xcw Vork'a glamorou night life. DOROTHY MACKAIL MILTON SILLS KENNETH MACKEXXA 8HAIION LTNN head an all star cast In thtsl Fax Movietone drama ot night life. 'CIMARRON'" la Coming! RAINBOW The All Talking Laugh Sensation of the Year! (tTUDCC T T7C i:urCTC " II. fl niillil WTOll Special for Saturday ) I I 1 III WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY liUI IT U -ULIiJiNj m i K . j cj-rTj n, HI Oats Pancake f Y ofJoE A10 PEK5!?i' T P ir I I Sperry's Cream Flakes. SpenTs best Cheaper than poo ORAGE . Z Tthe Krou I 111 grades. ; oJ I 9 Lb-Sack S9C I 10 Lb. Sack g)c ! I I Potatoes h I Eggs Tl :! H. W. Poole Theatres II Hamjth GemM cheap a doIea . ! ' ' III j gnsranteed. L PELICAN PINE TREE I I 100 Lbs. (gC Dow: -flSC I NOW NOW 'III HOOT III 1 . . pr eiKON 1 Steaks h I Roa5ts h ! J ST" - 1' Here he Is again riding I , . ... . -.waw W V "7 , y A his wildest, fighting hi hard- I III Cut from tender KUmath beef. Lean and tanr beet LV L a downing his funniest la III IA js -SW I the moat amazingly swift and ! I D a Tj S fl .JSaWSe mystifying plot yon'Te erer I Pound 11 Pound a Jl UiiP 1 SX t ?Y llWti seen or heard. A riot of ac- I W si tsf Vix ' PuiVTi' lf lon In blaxe of excitement. I , 5'T ,IM,., Glb!,on h, TerT best. j III 4Bsa BaMHZsasZaZaZZZlZslJi WtM raimiATiN i h i h WJtS V KID LI I I P.r.s-u ehn a. noor-e I I I I" I M IHI I I ar s 1 1 1 1 ' yQS I PUnd 5 234Lb. Can. j v "tJtiF I oaP 1 Starch ) j J III Crystal White as cheap as tha Corn or Gloss In lb. packages. J aA m, III poorer soaps. U lm x I 10L?-Bar 33e 6Pk 3vc akKYs - U w T m I I I I am. I k. WrJ L I J Wf 1 I I . as. IX I AIM ttee (in fSi A HI ' Hills Bins Can Brand. Ms&Mk I II t Now! I I Cocoa i as cheap as tl Vz Lb. c.n .;...: Horsheys as cheap as ths poorer graaea. San tfo rds KLAMATH'S OWN STORE tcoNOMisrsjii THE NAME OUR POLICY DlSTHIBUliun I II I r ----- - . --i
