Sept 21, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TAGE five
CITY BRIEFS
l'.-TA. Hm Meet The first
regular business meeting (it III
)r wee held liv Kalrhavsn I'
T. A. : til artiool trin Krlilay
Itarnoon. Th nr president,
Mri, Drill, presided. Mra. Marian
JCollMay liaa been elected l
president) Mra, Tnmllu, inrourr
and Mm. I.liirialrum, treasurer.
Mra. Urllt aiplalnad lha purpni
uf lha rmiiirll service ahup, ami
nnuuurait that a datic will ha
held In I tin hoar future In rata
f inula for lha shop. A short pro
(ram was prvsenled allvr th)
luaallni.
Muaaeheart Meeting Woman
of lha Mooaehaart l.eilnu vrlll
hold an Important meeting and
Inlllatlnn ot naw member at lha
Moiie hall at o'clock Tuesday
evening. All appllranla and
hiamhara ara nsked to attend, and
tha drill I "am raptslu urin all
member! ot lha drill Irani to at
tend promptly. fcarh l.eglmi
nalra Is aiksd to bring a iak.
aa rfrilunnt will ha served at
lh rloaa nf lha business amnion.
An old fssliluned dance will rloaa
tha avanlni.
t
Klixt Chairmen A epeclal
meeting ol tha oecullv cum
inlttaa ot tha Kalrheveii I'.-T.A.
tailed lr Mra. llrltt, lha
praldent, Thursday evening,
han tha lollowlm committee
rhalrman wr elected for tha
omtng yer: Mra. Hull, pro
gram; Mrs. Jnhnatou, boapltallty;
Mrs. (ialltgher, uieraberalilp;
Mrs. I. Ilnlllday. publicity; Mra.
Hough, rhlld welfare; Mlaa Slica.
eong laador.
Card Tarty Tonight Ladles ot
lha Haired Heart .hnrch will bo
hoateaaea at a card party In the
Lyceum ball at o'clock this
evening, llrldie. pluorhel and
five hundred will ba played, and
prlsaa offered. Thla Is to he the
1 1 rat of a eerie of alt partlea. at
tha end ot which srand prises will
ba given. Th public Is Invited.
Hrtnrne to Portland Mra.
Irene Woodhuua ot I'orlland left
Haturday tor her home, attar
apendlni tha summer In Klamath
Falls. Mra. Woodhoua waa ac
companied aa far aa Medford by
her niece, Mia. Mrrwln Donelann.
Mra. Ixirrelaon returned to this
city Saturday night.
IWIurna to Newport Mra. (ieo.
l.aalle and daughter left Monday
for their home In Newport, after
Halting In Klamalh Kails and
Merrill. In Ihla city Mra. I.ell
vlalted tha K. A. Kmmltt family,
and In Merrill was a house guest
at th horn of Mrs. W. K. Hill.
r. T. A. Mcllnt Th first
mealing of tha year ot th llrnley
parent -Tear here eeaoclatloa will
ba held In the grade a. hool build.
Ing at o'clock Tueadsy after
noon. Many Important matters
ar to come up for dleonealon and
full attendance Is urged.
Visiting In rorilanrt I. Royal
Shaw, who operate a bo factory
at Klamath Kalla, on of th won
der rlilea of lha lSu renaus. Is
maklna a bualneaa alar In the
Ilea her metropolis. He la among
tha mane visitors at tha Heath,
nan hotel. Oretonlan.
O. K. A. Meeting Itegular
milng of Aloha chapter. O. K.
.. will b held at th Masonic
hall at o'clock Tueaday evening.
Heptmhr tS. Mlas Mae I'hlnney
la In chsrg ot th entertainment.
All member ara asked to attend.
Motored lo llrath Sam Dehl
Inger. prominent rancher of th
Klamath basin, crompnled hv
his eons, tllenn and Harold, left
Monday morning lor Uold Heacn.
where they wlllx enjoy a week a
vacation.
T. 1. rdey In Mamalli T. J.
Foley, aaalatanl siiparlntandent of
the Phaela division, Southern Pari,
flc. Is In K'smaih rail from his
hesdqutrters at Dunsmulr, Calif.
llualneea Vlsliwr T.rorg Tay
lor. aalatanl division engineer,
8hsata division. Southern Pacific,
transacted business In Klsmath
Kails Monday from his headquart
ers at liunsniiilr, Calif.
Plan ltualness Trip T. M. Wal
ters and Kelih Ambrose ara plan
ning to lev Thuraday evening
for Portland where they will
tranaacl huslnesa.
Iir. Sine Nevln Visits Dr. M.
fl. Mac Nevln, formerly of New
York and now of Kan Francisco
was In Klamath Falls Palurday
In th Interest of his real eslat
holdings In this city.
Meeting Tuesday Thimhl
Hub members will meat a J o'clock
Tueaday afternoon at tha home
nf Mrs. Stella Uryden. 3S North
Klghth. All members ar asked
to attend.
Mrs, folller lloalrae M rs. Col
lier will h hosiers to member
nf the HI. nil hrldg club when
they meet at th homo of Mrs.
!an Caldwell on North Mnlh
tract Tuerduy a.ftornoon.
Mr. Mnrrett Imirovlng J. O.
Marrett, who Is In th Southern
Pacific, hospital In Kan Francisco.
Is reported Improving nicely, and
hi releasn from ihe hospital In
a ahort tlm la enacted.
!.. V. HI. John Visit L. K
John, assistant manager of th
Pacific Motor Transport company.
Portland, Is a bnalness visitor In
Klamath Falls.
Hon Visiting Hmt Mr. and
Mrs. II. 0. l.awerenc of Palo
Alto ar visiting In Klnmslh
Kalla lth Mr. Lawerrne' fulh
r, T. II. Lawrence. They mad
the trip north by motor.
Announce Meeting A meeting
of the Hnppy Hour club will be
held at th home of Mrs. Jennie
Hum. North Fifth etrcet, at 2.0
Tuesday afternoon.
Hettirnrd lo Oregon Hlate
Don Dunham, nn of K. A.. Dnn
ham of thla city left Sundiiy for
Corvallli to reanme hi work at
Oregon Stat Colege.
Called by lllnomi Mrs. K. J.
Kolb left Monday for Hastings,
Neh., wher she wa railed by the
critical Illness of hor father.
AnniHiui'K IO tf Mr Tha
Houtliern reelfla company an
nounced Monday, throuih thalr
dlalrlrt freight and peaaenger
agent. I,, I,. (Iraham, that esceed-
Itigly low round trip far from
Klamulh Kails to I'nrtlsnd would
ha irctlv tWHemhar to glv
Klamalh pnnplo an nppnrlunlly to
attand lha Oregon HUte-Unlvera-It
y of Colorado fonlball sama at
Multnomah stadium, I'orlland,
Th gam la a benefit for tha
(thriller boapltal for - crippled
children and a larga numbar ol
Kluuialh paopla ar sipactad to
attnnd. further Information may
ha obtained at tha Main slrset
Southern Tactile office,
MmtcMieart To Miml Woman
of .Mooaeheart lesion will ma-l
Tuesday evening at 1:00 o'clock
In tha Mooaa ball, at which lima
ijuealed to bring rakes.
HHorn from Portland Mlasoa
Marjorl Hmlth and Dorothy
Hmlth, daughter of Iter, and
Mra. A. Theodor Kuilth. return
ed from Portland, Saturday al'er
noon. accompanied by Mrs. Karl
('. Iteynolds who attended a P.
K. O. convention In th northern
city.
Molornl to Hertford Mr, and
Mr. I.aland Wlllltl and daughter
Kharon Lo. accompanied by Mrs.
Dm la Norrla, motored to Medford
Haiurday and returned to thla city
early Monday, after having apent
Hi week end with relatives and
friends.
t ,
Mrs. Plerc leaves Mrs. L. I.
Pierce has returned 10 her bonis
after spending tha past three
weeka at th horn of her mother
Mra. Iinac Ca ka. Mrt Plarc la
confined to his horn wher he
Is recovering from a two weeks'
Illness.
May Obtain Prise Mlas Tttlby
flowen, winner of dollar prlta
In tho N'ewa and Herald color
paia contest, may receive her
prlta by calling at the office,
time ah, resldea outside th
postal carrier limits.
(Jurats at McClay Home Mrs.
II. A. Could, ot Man llernardlno,
Calif.. Is a guoat at the homo
of her brother and slsler-ln-law,
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. McClay for
several days. Mr. McClay motor
ed to Tlosehurg to meet his sla
ter. Visit from Valley Mr. and
Mr. W. r. Hector of Medford
apent th week-end In Klamalh
Falls, visiting relatives and frl
Fall visiting relative. Mr. Hec
tor la an employe of the Medford
Mall-Tribune In the typographical
department.
Patient At 11 III aide. Mr.
Frank Htapp. ot Houlh ftlver
aide, la a patient at the Hlllald
hospital wher she submitted to
a major operation Saturday.
' Attends Celebration Dill Kate
hae returned horn from Lo
Angelea where he visited his
alaler and attended the cele
bration of the 160th birthday an
niversary ot Lo Angelea.
Hrturna front hoath Dog Mr
tlee. proprietor of th Illg Milk
llottl lunch-room on Kast Malu,
has returned from Lo Angeles
wher he enjoyed a vacation.
Hprnf Week Knd Here. Thor
Sp.nlierg of Portland waa tb
houa gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Darby ot this city over th past
week end.
Club To Meet Member of th
l.srkln club will meet at tha
horn nf Mra. K. LI French. 1101
Kst Main, Tuesdsy afternoon at
1 o'clock.
Called to Port land Mrs. Cha.
Morris has left for Tortland
where she was railed by th seri
ous Illness of her mother.
Visiting In Portland Mr. and
Mrs. II. W. Short and daughter,
lleryl. ot th Merrill route, are
spending several days In Port
land. Here Over Veek-K.nd Miss
Mary Hunt la vlslilng In the
city over th week-end from Fort
Klamath where she Is teaching.
Vital Statistics
' I1IIITHM
SHEPPARD Horn to Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Shrppnrd at their
home, 1110 Cast Main, Thursday,
September 1 7, a hoy.
DINtlLEit Born to Mr. and
Mr. Henry Dingier. Quarts moun
tain, Sunday, September 10 at th
Klsmsth Valley hospital, a 6
pound ounce boy, '
TUVON Horn to Mr. and Mr.
H. B. Tryon. Modoo Point, Sun
day, September 20 at tha Klam
ath Valley hospital, a 7 pound
6 ounce girl.
MAItltlAC.KH
THOMPHON-DtTVAl'L John
William Thompson to Mildred
Kvolvn Devaul, both of Honsuzn.
by justlro of tho Peace W. 1).
llnrnew, Saturday.
NKIMOYK.lt - NEIMOYKR
Jean H. Nelmoyer to Millie Nel
movor, both of Medford, hy
Justice ot the Peace W. ii.
Ilnrne on Saturday.
HARNI1AHT-SKKDS Howard
I). Ilnrnlmrt to Vora Mao Seeds
Siinilny afternoon at the Carl
Sandell lion on Lincoln street,
Rev. Melville T. Wlrci officiat
ing. DKATHS
STOVRR Allnn R. Stover,
Pine Ridge, died In Klamath
Kalla. Saturday after Illness.
YOUNtl Infant aim ot Mr. and
Mr. Klmer R. Young of Tnle
Lake, died Suturdny night at
g-.in.
RAWLAND ny IlawUnd.
31, Portland resident, died at
Crater Lake Sunday, September
20, at S:60 p. ni.
LINDSAY Jacob L. Lind
say, 41, Dairy resident, died Sun
day morning, September 20,
Invited to ue praaeni. 1 M.I
rituals, a prosram of old I r, , '', I
ad muale will ba pre-, I 1 -j.. .1
Malrm Vlll"r Eralrn Marls
of rlulain, Ore., spent tha past
week and In Klamalh as tha house
gut of Uorothy Marl I'rlre.
Vl.lllng In 1ly W. I. floor
er Is t tail I n c In Klamalh rails
for several days from bis home
at ttanla Ana, Calif,
Amusements
"VVOMKX OK AM. KATIONsT
(ireta Nln leadi Victor Mc
Laglen merry rhaea la
"Vkon-.en Of All Nallons."
"Flagg" and "Quirt" have gon
blonde!
in -Women of All Nations."
which open tomorrow at th
pelican Theatre and which du
plet the further adventures, love
making and fighting of these two
Immortal leathernecks, as por
trayed by Victor Mrl.aglen and
Kdmund Ixw. their chlet allure
Is the most gorgeous blond ot
stsg or screen, th Nordic II rets
Nlsaen.
In "What Trie Clory." which
Introduced 'Flagg'1 and "Quirt"
to tha reen. th almond yed
raven balred Ixilurra bel itlo was j
their chief charmer. In th
record-breaking follow-up. "Th
Cock Eyed World," th farlnat-
Ing Lily Damlia. whos coloring
wss nf a Titian shsdr. caused
them much woe and warfare, and
now come th truly blond Greta
whoa coloring and Ivory akin
cauaed a famoua writer to refer
to her as "Th Perfect Perl."
and leada tha fighting buddlea a
merry chase through the most
hilarloua adventurea.
This time th rough and rowdy
dam rhaaera take their audiences
lo Nicaragua. Panama. Sweden
nd right Into the mliist ot a
harem In Turkey, on tne mosi
hilarloua mls-adventuree Ihsy
hav ever had. El Urenaei is
also featured.
An added attraction at in
Pelican la the presentation of
visa Idamae stauffer and Mr.
Tom O'llrlen In violin and piano
recital. Mia Stauffer la a kui
radio artlat and la well known
on tha Pacific coast.
'OLI KSOI.IHH"
There Is no moral lesson at-1
tempted In the John Galsworthy
drama "Old Kngllah" In wnu-n
ticorge Arllss Is starring Tuesday
at th Pina Tre Tbtr. nut it
la a fine and ympatbttc atory
of an aged but aplrltd old rascal
whose early Indiscretion finally
catch up with him.
Arils played "Old English"
for three years on the American
stage and It proTd lo ,n"
moat financially and artistically
profitable of all his stag pro
duction.
Th screen version was workea
out with the assistance of the
famous author John Galsworthy
who cable the necessary addi
tional dialogue to Hollywood
from England. A prfect cast
contributed much to tha finished
production.
"OH, ItlR A MAN'."
Really, his Intentions wr
tho of any honest burglar
Jewel, but ah took on look t
him nd the prayr ot "Oh, For
A Man:" wa anawered. Not
that ah was hard up for men;
Ilk any beautiful, temperamen
tal prima donna the had men,
hut what she wanted was a man!
When two supreme egotists such
us the burglar and th prima
donna get Into that state known
aa matrimony T
Jeanette MarDonald and Reg
inald Denny are featured with
Warren and Marjorle .White,
i comic duet. "Oh. For a Man"
open Tuesday at the Rainbow.
DlRHJinl.K"
Jck Holt, who play Com
mander llradon. Jwlloon chief In
Columbia Plclurea' air epic
"Dirigible." coming goon to the
Vox Theatre, once wa a western
star exclusively, appearing In a
whole aerlea ot outdoor pictures.
Holt nlaved In number of
Kane tlrey'a atorleg of the great
open spaces, a well ai In other
western pictures ny popular
writers. However hi ability to
enact serloua dram goon took
him out ot Westerns and Into
thla tvna of characterisation.
Ralph Oravea la co-starred
with Holt In "Dirigible." Support
ing these atar ar Fy V ry.
Huliart lloswoi'th, Clarence Muse.
Rnsco Knrns, and Harold tlocxl
wln. Frank Capra, director of
this co-starring team In "Flight,"
"Submarine," and "Hell'a Island."
also wielded the megaphone on
"Dirigible."
Old at 40?
Bftwar Kidney Aoidlty
If you tf old n run-down from
OHtlnr t'p Mchta. Backrichf, l,"ir
rutin, Rllrrn!. NrvounMii. Olrciv
under Kyoa, Wdftcta, Burning mid
pUdrior WenKnoiiB, cft.ltt by Kill
ny Acidity, X want you to null uf
forlng rlttht now. Com In and get
whit I think is th frr-itait md
Irlna 1 nv vr fflund. It often
?lv nl( 1mprovfmnt In 14 houit.
uit Kite ni for t.Vtx (H.ni-tf-x),
)' only 75o and I ffunrftnt u t..
tVitekly onmhtt tnti condition! and
iKfy co.nplt(My, or return mpty
pckc ntt your money, back.
Star Drug Stor
a1J
Klamath Empire News
F
IIIKHKn. Calif. A livestock
ruat and fnrdlng elation at W
ber wllh a capacity of 25 lo 80
rarloada of cattl and sheep Is
a possibility receiving considera
tion from th nianugemrnt of
tb two railroad v. hots new
lines, now approaching comple
tion, will make connection here
Ibis year.
I.lvetlo.-k Agenta Fre.l II. Me.
Krehan for the firaal Norlbvrn
and II. F. Nvlns for th West
ern Pcrlflc were bare Isat week
and looked over the storyyards
Site together.
Dirtier has been suggested as
a logical point lo break the
Journey for atoi k brought down
over th (Iraat Northern and
destined for Kacramento and Han
Francisco bay polnie. Western
Cattl Markets and News.
Peddler's Tax It
Studied by Council
I.AKKVIKW, Or. (Special)
Hecaut many peddlera visit Laka
vlaw each year bringing In ela
borate line of merrhandia to
compete wllh local merchants, th
sity council Is considering creat
ing a peddler a tag. On plan
that Is being discussed proposed
that all butpMS house b tax
ed and that the revenue be used
for Improvements wllh In the
business section of the city.
Fisher Exonerated
of Shooting Charge
LAKEVIEW, Ore. fgperl!)
Tht cs of Stat vs. Clay T.
Fisher was dismissed at the close
of the preliminary hearing yes
terday. Fisher convinced the
Juntlt of the peace thst he shot
t a rarot Instead of Marvin
( 0I, tne prosecuting witness, and
mat It was Just an accident thai
Cog happened to be In the line of
fire.
Flier Is Killed in
Crash at Portland
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. SI. P
When a training plane crashed
1 B0 feet to the Portland airport
yaaterday, Parveen Hunt. 1, the
pilot, was killed and Richmond
Womark, 11. hi passenger, was
serlouslr Injured. The shin fell
Just after It bad taken off.
Hunt wa a mechanic for the
Pargon Flying Servlc. II had
been detailed to warm up th
motor ot th plane for another
pilot, T)r. Joseph A. Pargon, fath
er of the air service proprietor,
August Pergon. told officers. Dr.
Psrgon blsmed a cold motor for
tha accident.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
ALLAN K. STOVKK
Allan R. Stover late resident
ot Pin Rids and store msnsger
for th Forest Lumber Co. ptsed
away In this city Saturday after
noon at 1:10 o'clock following a
brief lllnes. He ws born In Kor
dyc. Arkansaa. Dec. 11. 18S1 and
aged 1 year 0 months nd
day at the time of death. He Is
aurvlved by his wife Almera Stov
er and on son Glenn Stover of
Pin Ridge. Funersl services
were held Mondsy fternoon t
130 o'clock at the Karl Whitlock
Funeral Home with Rev. Melville
T. Wire, pastor of the First
Methodist church officiating. In
terment wss made in Linkvllle
cemetery.
infant yorxo
Th lnfnt son of Mr. and Mr.
Klmer R. Young of Tule Lak.
Siskiyou county, tallf.. passed
away at th fmlly home stur
dv night at :10 o'clock. Grave
side service were held Sunday
afternoon In the I. O. O. F. cem
etery at Merrill under the direc
tion of the Earl Whitlock Fu
neral Home.
DKWKY ROWLAND
Pewey Rowland late resident
of Portland, Oregon passed away
suddenly at the construction camp
of P. L. Crooks and company Inc.
at Crater I-ak Sunday night at
6:50 o'clock, following a brief
Illness. He wa born In Kelso.
Wash.. Jan. SI. le9S and aged
21 year 7 month and 1 day at
the time of death. He Is survived
by hi tf Clara Rowland, one
daughter Patricia and one son.
William, all of Portland. He was
a member of Oregon lodge of
Masons of Portland and th In
ternational nnlon of Operative
K.nglneers. Th remains will be
forwarded by the Karl Whitlock
Funeral Homo, to Portland where
funeral services will be held and
Interment made In th family plot.
Indiana will devote a 7S0,
000 surplua to road-hulldlng.
What a wel! ftrk of detoura!
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Man Hurt When
Rabbit Hits Car
MALLS' Ivan Ottoman had
an unusual accident Tburs
dsy evening, when a rabbit
whl'-h was crossing the road,
changed It mind and turnwi
and run toward the car.
Th rnbhlt gave a leap
and crashed Into th door
glass, breaking It Into small
plc. Ottoman received two
cut In hi ey from flying
glaaa.
Th rabbit wa killed.
Thousand Pheasants
Will Be Planted in
Lake County Shortly
I.AKKVIKW, Or. (Sperlall
An experimental planting of
Hungarian pheasants will b made
In varlou auctions of lsk county
I he latter psrt of this week by
the state game commission. Gn
Simpson, superintendent of th
gam farm at Corvallls, Is sending
close to a thousand of the birds
over at one. The chamber of
rommerc requeated th hlrda of
th commission ssrly this spring.
Chinee pheasant bv been
distributed In Lk county from
tlm to tlm but bv hsd a hard
time surviving through the long
winter. Th last two winters
hav been exceptionally light and
a taw pheasants in doing well
on the west ld of Coose Lake
Valley bnt It le believed by lo
cal sportsmen that year In and
year out the Hungarian pheasant
will b baiter able to stsnd the
wlnrfrs and should multiply quit
rapidly.
'Phone Ordinance
at Lakeview Sought
LAKEVIEW. Or. (Special)
L. K. Robertson, local rldat.
ba commenced th circulation of
a petition eeeklng he adoption of
an ordinance whereby th city
council will have authority to
regulate telephone companle
operating within th city limit.
Several farmer line fslled to
mako a case before Commissioner
Thomss where In they claimed
that the West Coast Telephone
company wa chrglng too much
to handle th switchboard work
necessary to mak tha line avail
able to residents of the city. An
other purpose of the new ordin
ance Is to prevent tbe West Coast
Telephone company from discon
tinuing service If a customer fall
to pay his telephone bill.
P0E VALLEY
POF. VALLBT The Po Val
ley school opened Thursday with
au enrollment ot 1 pupils.
Mrs. Swindler and children are
planning to leave for I-sksvlew
tbe fore part of th week.
Homer Roberta and fton. Ray,
moved their combine harvester
to the Matin section Tuesdsy,
where they have 100 acrae to
cut for Mr. Goodrich and oa.
Mr. Roberta and Mr. Hotg
houser were threshing and har
vesting on the Autln ranch Sat
urday. Mrs. Jack Haney and children
of Klamath Falla have moved to
the Ed Young hous for the win
ter months. Mr. Haney I em
ployed In a planing mill near
Lakeview.
Kddie Roberts and Earl Rlght
melr motored to Grant Pa
Saturday evening. Mr. Right
melr I ependlng a few daya with
hia family while there. Mr. Rob
erts returned home with a load
of fruit Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Dick Ross ot
Sebastapol, Calif., enjoyed sev
eral days' visit with their con.
Lossen Ross, and family, th lat
ter part ot last wk. Mrs. Ross
msda the trip her Is hope of
Improving her health.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells of
Rosevllle. Calif., and J. W. Haw.
kins were visitor at .th Day
home last week.
Mrs. Nell Webber and grand
daughter. Dorothy, are visiting
In the Rogue River section. Miss
Lucia Hotthouser is also visiting
relatives near Jacksonville.
Mrs. Harry Lloyd, accompanied
her mother, Mr. Jack Autln. to
Klamath Fall a tew day ago
where Mrs. Antln will receive
medical attention.
Mr. Brannagtr enjoyed visit
from his father who arrived from
Idaho for a few days' visit with
relative and friends.
San Frandscds Neivest
AND MOST MODERN
Downtown Hotel!
bibp av ajrsM M jlTvl
l r Wwtm, f1 Ml I
mm
mJm Hotel
InthiTowir jiurow5ujei
t2ut20daify-l)t bat Rooms
ti u t 2 tuglt, 17 to 1 15 oVxiU.
Im Maim Biaotue 117 ii'r
roesu at 13 JO dtify. olhtn up I
$6 double roomt 5 ss 18 Jai' ty.
I.AKKVIKW. Or. (Hperlall
I I.akviw hs bean assured of a
permanent avboot ot aviation
1 through arrangamenla made by
local bualnees men to asalat f hae.
Muhn, local Instructor, to pnr
1 rhus th lnlreat of hla partner
i In th plan that has been used
r and at Alturaa during the
past few months. Mr. Hahn has
obtained enough pupils In both
Altors and Lakeview to assur
th financial success of th school
during th coming winter months.
P.rnest Koefed, Iocs! gent of the
Standard Oil company, recently
obtained hi pilot license.
Lake County 4-H
Clubs Plan Fair
f.AKKVIEW. Or. (HporlaD
Lk county 4-H club members
will hold their annual fair on
Friday, October U. at th gym
nasium of tha Lakeview high
acbool. Vic Johnaon, county
agent, hag stimulated considerable
Interest among club member thla
past year and baa reported that
tbe gym will b filled with cook
ing and wlng exhibits and agri
cultural products while a corral
will be constructed adjrnt to
tha building to take care ot the
calve and sheep.
The county flr bosrd and in
local 10-J0 club are cooperating
In providing a list ot prizes.
Keno Items
KRNO. Mrs. Hamilton has
moved here from Topsy to aeod
her daughter to school.
Roland Roberts, formerly of
Butt Falls. Or., enrolled as a ,
senior in the high school Mon
day. Beth Spencer, formerly of
Topsy. entered the Keno high
school as a sophomor Mondsy.
Oils Crawford, who waa struck
In the bead by a rock while at ,
work for Copco on the dam near
Keno, Friday, la Improving.
Howard Dlnon, who has been ,
quite 111 for the past week la
greatly Improved. '
Krnest Moyer Is again a resl
dent of Keno after spending the '
summer at a logging camp near
Yamsey.
Alrln Clark, accompanied by
Mrs. K. J. Markle, motored to
Klamath Falls on business Sat
urday. Mrs. Ray 6imraers of Klamath
Falla pnt Monday visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Turnbaugn
Just off Union Squaremoet
convenient to theaters, shops and
atom. Only California hotel of
fering Servidor feature thus
combining "maximum privacy
with minimum tipping".
Camge in basement with direi t
elevator service to all guest room
floors. In every room connec
tion for radio reception, running
filtered ice water, tub and shower.
Western-exposure Tower rooms
hfve ultra-violet-ray windows. .
Dinner in Main Dining Room
from 11. SO nn in Coffee Shon
.tl.AlW.licrte service.
Sill Fit AM IS
HtKUw NtMM Horn Co.
Fowell Stmt t Sutter Stn Friocuco
1 1 Mr. and Mrs. U Tarnbaugn i
I . M .Vir11 tmm ttv I I
VoX ,
Best Sonnd In Iowa
Jl V lav tw mtT ,
fWipiBif
,r. Mil JACK HOLT
II Mil RALPH GRAVIS
It IV 0 ' w,t .
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Si Y ll icOlUAall A
p-TjCf v y On account of
X9J oor mall seat.
I,.., .., Ing capacity vce will
ii. '.- play this picture the
r.b W.llc
w..j.sia. entire week. Come
1''','t 7 early. Four ahow
dally.
o
it roe, lying congratulation on
thw birth of a bshy girl at th
klsmath Valley hospltsl, Hun
i!ny. September 11. Th baby
weighed lit ponnda, 11 ounces
at birth.
Johnny Crosslin who has bean
spending th summer In logging
neerattona at Yamsay la a real
dent of Keno again.
D. J. I'uckatt has finished hi
1'Tglng contrnct at Yamaey and
hL moved hla logging equipment
back to Keno,
Marklea have been spending
tha past teveral days preparing
the "lad Markle" restaurant lor
til winter aeasun.
Poalmaster D. R. Doten was a
vliltor In Klsmath Falls Sunday.
K. J. Markl who has been
confined lo hla horn with lllnaaa
for th past tew days. Is now
abl to b out again.
CASCADE
CASCADR SUMMIT, Or.
Mrs. K. K. Edwcrds. who hs
been confined to th Kugeu hos
pital for th pa it 10 days, hs
again returned to home at Frai
ler. Mr. and Mr. A. K. Hummel
r spending several day at Rlk
lak aa gueats of Mr. and Mra.
Allen Wlllroxen. Mr. Hummel
la poalmaster and agent for th
H. p. Co., and during hi bene
I being relieved by Arthur T.
Sullivan. )
Mrs. R. L. Porter and three
son have moved to Klamath
Falls where the children will at
tend school ther I no acbool
here. Aa eooa as school Is over
Mrs. Porter will return to her
horn her whr Mr. Porter 1
engiged algna! malntalner for
the Southern prlfic.
NOBODY HI RT
CORVALLIS, Or., Sept. 11. (VP)
Coach Paul J. Schlailer count
ed note today and found that hla
squad of big Oregon Stat College
football players suffered no In
juries In th first gam ot th
seon Satnrday when they
trounced Willamette University
T to 0.
H. W. Poole Theatres
PELICAN
LEW AYRES in
PINE TREE
Kay Francis
and
Paul Lucus
RAINBOW
Fun and Thrills
The PELICAN
Flagg and
Quirt... the
marines gift
to dizzy dames
... you've met
them before,
but. never, in
such a skirt
chasing and
mirth making
mood
lyS?M Vl' Added I
W U J -"l r V Attraction, I
r r with I lLr I
ViaOR McLAGLEN
EDMUND LOWE
GRETA NISSEN
EL BRENDEL
nd .
. 150 and more famous
international beauties
THE PINE TREE
GEORGE ARLISS in
OLD ENGL'ISH
What a
Sinner
George Arliss and John Galsworthy! The finr-st
actor and the most celebrated playwright combine
to create a screen masterpiece! Greater than "Di-raeli!"
Starting Tuesday at
The Rainbow
put
UUI II. llli;
FEES IS DENIED
WASIIINOTON, Sept. 1. Ml
Demand for a 20 per cut redue
tlon In grating fees en national
forests war denied today by Sec
retary Hyde.
Th urretary aald he believed
the Interests of th public would
best b served by making lo
chang In th present rates of
14?, renta per month tor es h
head of cattl and 4 4 caiits per
month for gheep.
Th secretary opposed reduc
tion on the ground that payment
to countle tor eclioola and roxla
i from tbl forest Income would he
I curtailed.
To obtain a ronaenaue of opin
ion of persona Interested In th
queetlon. Hyde telexraphed XI
governors, sonstor and represen
tative In the western public lend
tatas, giving his opposition and
asking their views.
FALSE TEETH
Can Not Embarrat
Most wearers of false teeth
hav suffered real embarrass
ment because their teeth drop
ped or slipped at Just the wrong
time. Do not live In fear or this
hsppening to you. Just sprinkle
a little Kasteeth on your plate.
Makee falae teeth atay In place
and feel comfortable. Sweetena
breath, (let Faateeth at Star
Drug Co.. or any other good
drug store.
Who's
Coming
Last Timet Today I
"IRON MAN"
Last Time Today!
"The Vice
Squad"
"Girds Demand
Excitement"
Grand Old
He Was! '
"Oh, for a Man"
iQ,. ri - YouTl never know-what I
U a real .Iaujh is till you 1
t shake, ache and quake at
RAOUL WALSH'S
OF ALL
I
and
I Ida Mae Stauffer
I in a
I Violin and Piano