The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1931, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Mnrefi 18, 1031 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE A ROMANCE OF THE CI RANGE IS SHATTERED RENO, Nev Marrh II. UP) The rmnsnre of a New York inolnly girl anil a Coliirailo cow boy baa Iml lo Kdiio. Barbara Monell Ulan, 16. was bar today with the auiiooiircd Intention of obtaining a illvorre from Kenneth Wilson tilass, 31). ywir-old rmleo performer and harness makiir la whom she ai married Kebruary II, Itliis. Tha dauxhlxr and heiress of Ambrose Monell, former bead or the International Nl kel cum psny who led a IU.Ouu.ooo -tate, did not ri'Veul the baali uf bar en It, II I a matter I mt can't dis cuss rlnht now," eald Itoy W. btuddard, her attorney. Mlea MnneM'a plume lulo mat rimony atarllwl eorlely clnl just aa aha astonlshi-d Newport bahlluea at tha ana of 14 by swimming two inline In tlm surf. Her widowed mother, howeror. approved lha brldexronm aa a "eplendld young man." (Data wee a atalwart (-foot "broncho rldln' " cowboy, who. after seven yeara oa Ibn range, bad purchased a 1-room harness ebnp In Colorado Hprlugs with proreede of tha aala of a bnnd of horses. Their romance born nf business. Mlea Mourll, pretty hnraawoman and sport enthus iast recuperating In Colorado Hprluiti following an opnrullon. alrolled Into (llaie'a shop one day seeking a munle for a dog. Ulaie arelcomed ber ruetnm. Thuy were married fire wei'ks Inter In (irnca and HI. Htepliuit'e rplscopsl rhurrh there. There waa no boneymoon. Honn tbey went to live on a cuttle ranch near South I'erk. Colo., date's old "stomping ground." Tha neighbors liked the bride. They Indorsed ber eiprrulon that aha preferred lha "ho-men" of the west to the men of the eaat. Tbera waa nn outward evi dence of marital trouble. On His Way Up ! I r i i ' . ef Ta " Jim Thorpe, acclnlmed the greatcHt football player of all 11 inn, found recently working with pick and shovel aa a day laborer In l.oa Angelus, Thorps ays there's a coaching Jub In the nfflng. Senior Class Will Present "A Pair of Sixes" April 3 "A I'alr of Blies," la tha play which seniors of tha Klamath Union high school barn selected to present April I, Tba commit tee In charge of selection of tba play Included (lertrude Hllyard, Jack Harbour and Itutb Vannloa. Miss Virginia West, director, lias announced tha following east: Ueorgo Nettleton and Hogg Johns, business partners In the Kureka Digestive Pill aompany. Hub Magulra and Jamas tjulnn; Krome. bookkeeper, Don Slaneell; Helly I'arker, stenographer. Lois Miller; Thnmss Taler, aaleaman. Hob Klllolt) Mr. Applegata, head of tba N. W, Drug company, How ard Heed; office boy, Harry Hprsgue; shipping elerk, Wallace llaldwln; Mrs. Nettleton, (lar truda Hllyard; rioraac Cola, Johns' sweetheart, Virginia Hemes: Coddles, English maid of all work, Keba Logan. Girls and Teachers j Frightened By Men Another report of anas fright ening school (Iris and teachers was turned Into police headquar ter a today. Aa elderly man, the report states, and two foreigners wera aeen Thursday near Hblp plngton school, frightening two young teactaara, and trying to make conversation with little girls. Man bava been reported hang ing about city schools upon set' eral occasions, and patrolman have bean atatlonad la vicinities of schools with orders to arrest any auspicious characters, A Herald Classified Ad Will Sell It. Eugene Officers Seize Narcotics XUOENI, Ore., March 11. (AP) fifteen tins of aareotlce -o . w ........ ..... To1 mult M Mlt , 100, wara felted by police bar whtt ento, to Myi , traveler, last night whan they arreated a Or bava mother gat alck. aoaa giving tha name of Daniel Caiman, II. Ha wag held for fed eral eathorltle. Offlcara aald Caiman, a stage paaaeoier, was earring tha narcotics from Port land to Baa Francisco. Klamath Commercial Service inc. Oa ORBOON BANK BIJH1. Colleetlona mada any place. No Collection No Charge. Eetab linhed 1926. Telephone 8S8 or 889. FUNERAL NOTICES JKMKK tniAKKIX Funeral services for the Isle Jeealo Chaffln were held Krldny afternoon at tha Karl Whltlock Kunerel Home, with Itev. Arnrtt officiating. Interment waa mode In Llnkvllla cemetery. National Parks Are Held Laboratories For Valuable Study WAKHINOTOV. March IS, (AIM Amerlca'a natlonul parks wore described today by Director AlhrlKht nf the pnrk sorties as grent natlonnl laboratories for studying geological and other natural phenomena at fjrat hand. Allirlgnt said In a radio addreas geology, loology, botanv and pal enlology end their riddles were lircNemcd on sll sides. The story of Din orlsln of th earth, ho d clureil, was written In the twlated layers In tho walls of the (Irani! f'anyon. At Yoaemlte, Albright sold, one sees the results of glacial eroalnn. and at Ml. Italnlcr and Glacial parka, one may watch the glaciers ,ut work. i "Id many Instances, dlnappear- Ing animal anodes are making their lait slit ltd within the aanrtu ary afforded by thn park aysteiu." Alhrlrht ssld, naming the trump eter swan, thn wolrorlne, the buf falo and tha elk. Unemployed of The Dalles Will Meet I.FVINF flAII.K WKKKH Trlende are reepectfully Invit ed to attend tha funeral ser vice for Irvine tiatla Weeks to be held Hunday afternoon at I o'clock at tba Karl Whltlock Fu neral Home. I'lne avenue at Klith with Rev. Karl II. Cotton officia ting. V oil It entombment will be mada In tba family plot In Hills cemetery, MIKKItVA KH (illl.lN Friends are respectfully Invit ed to attend tha funeral services for tha lata Minerva Coughlln to b held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at tha Earl Whltlock Fu neral Home, Pine avenue at Mlith. Interment will be mada In I.lnk vtlla cemetery. KARL ItiniARII MfSKOPP Earl Richard the Infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Karl Muskopf pass ed away Thursday aftornoon. The child was born In this city. The funeral will be held Friday after noon at 6 o'clock at thn Karl Whltlock FnnernI Home. Pine av nn at Sixth. Interment will be made In the I.O.O.F. cemetery. JKWIH R, fil'NN Funeral services for the late Jennie It. flunn of ill Michigan avenue will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday with Iter. Leonard II ftlgla of the First tlaptlat church officiating. Services will he held In tha chapel nf the Mctilnnls I'arker Funeral bonis. Pine ave nue at Klghth street, with Inter ment following In the family plot In Llnkvllla cemetery, Vlahlng la Portland Mrs. H. E. Jones of this city Is lsltlng In Portland for several Weeks at tha home of hor niece. TI1K DAI.I.KH. Ore., March 13. fAPI A meeting of the unem ployed, deelgned to form a clear ing house for contracting employ era, will be held here tonight. HpokcMncn of tho unemployed men declared thegroup Is not In lympathy with radicalism and tha meeting will not be one of protest against buslnese or Industrial con ditions. It will be an honest ef fort, they anld, to co-operate with eilntlng agencies In placing needy men In jobs. Run-Do wn, Weak, Nervous? To have plenty of Arm flesh and the ability to do a bic dav'a work and feel "like a two-year old" at niirht, you must eat three good meals a day, relish your food and properly dipest it. If you can't eat, can t sleep, can't work, just give i Teniae the chance to do for you , what it has done for millions. 1 Mrs. Fred Westln, of 387 E. 57th , St. North, Portland, Or., says: "Teniae cured my stomach trouble completely after three years suf fering. It built me up to perfect health, with a gain of 27 lbs. That was two yeara ago. and I still en joy the beat of health." I Tan'-o Is wonderful for Indlirca tlon and constipation trna, pains, nausea, dizziness and headaches. It bnnirs back lost appetite, helps you diirest your food, and gain strength and weight It contains no mineral drugs; it ia made, of roots, barka and herbs, nnture'a own medicines for the sick. The cost is less than t cents a dose. Get a bottle from your druggist. Your money back if it duesn t help. SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Thai's aVgood g.rl and what alia do mamma and papa say j fi k. im t if . a ttf immm- -m a fi Every day In the week you will find unusual savings at MacMarr Stores and Markets. One trial will convince you that there really is no better place to buy your foods than at a MacMarr Food Cen ter. We appreciate your patronage and guarantee to please. Savings Saturday and Monday March 14th and 16th i1 SUGAR Pure Cane C. A If, 100 Pound Bags $4.89 S3f BROOMS Regular 75c Value t-eew Broom each 39c COFFEE Maxwell House Used over t entire world. 2 lb. cans 69C Pineapple Peaches Preserves Catsup Large No. I'-j cans. Large No. 2Vi cana I lb. Jar Kerr Pur Large Full Pint Bottles Matched slices. Lib by Kosedale Rtrawberry California Horn. each 18c 2 Cans 3gc each 59c each 19c Puritan Malt Crackers Apples Purex Regular 55c value. Large 1 lb. Boxea . . Large Quart Bottle. Note the saving. Salted or plain No 10 8011,1 p,c Regular le ralua. 2 Cans 75c each 39c each 39c 2 bot. 35c SOAP CORN Toilet Paper Matches Medium Ivory. Sold for No. t cana Extra Standard Very fine grade. lesa at MacMarr. Golden Buy a Dozen and Save. Lr f-Box Carton. 3 Bars 19c 3 Cans 29C 12 rolls 59c 2 cartons 25C Macaroni Tuna Fish Syrup Sardines A very cheap and health- Large I5e cans g iD. Cans Pure Can , , ful food. White Star and Maple. Booth larg oral can. 5 Lbs. 2gc each 19c each 69c 3 cans 25c Mayoaasaais g??5a 119c BAHANAS Kg Golden R3plbs. 19c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables MacMarr Economy Rhubarb Apples Coffee Coffee Everyone should eat N'ewtons. Fine for eating Ithubarb. and cooking. Supreme Blend. Growing In N'. t aa good as oar Mac 3., m D j gg popularity OTery day. Try Mrr blaad but as good a lOSs ZC A er BOX 99C lb. Pxg. and be con- anT other cheaD eotte of- sswswsas...... ssasavssssswsssssaas) asssssBsasssssasssssssssssssssBBBsas vlnced that it pay to O "4 malt a ry Radishes and Oranges Onions Ex,r Urf ,WM' t-- 3 Pounds 3 Pounds Your cholc. rEB nOZEN 3 Bu. lQc I 29c $1.00 S9c Fresh Canned MacMarr Sell Quality Mej,for Le Every Prunes , . , oi mw m urs. lH en. m h,v, LiiiCKens Shortening Veal ayrup. Regular 25c value. For rrlcasse. pur VegeUble, Shoulder ' 1 r? 2 Large Cans PoBnd 5 Pounds for """'-15c- c (fl)c fg)e Store No. 57 836 Main St Phone 592 Store No, 78 Eaat Main Phone 1371 I Store No. 364 I 8th & Klamath I Phone 150 I Store No. 367 423 Main St. Phone 844 Store No. 380 6th St Main Phone 83 Store No. 397 Oregon Awe. Phone 189 Satarday My 9 a .mm. to C:2 p. mm. No ttiisime G wi?il(te a ctloi?y IPi?fiees ITeDfl TabcM OsV Batts Batts $IM XRCTKLB OOaBTTOaWW Spreads Challie t-ench ooixhued pe rmw, , , Outing . Cretonnes as 1 aQ aiaee aazM TUAjOW Sheets Cases sraN'i is m www m H'd'k's Dresses 1S.T5 CHIFFON sMxTC COTTOaT Dresses Blankets 0fl.9S $10.00 WALKVEB 9tM BROCADED lk) er BKDROOM LAVDHS SHOES Slippers i.is child's ee vsahD'U Wool Rayon SCARFS AND CAP SETS BTOCKIliCW ff)(5 91.85 PANKL eaS.OO NEW Crepe Spring Fife & Amicke Fifth Ct Main ibnut auntlef"