The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1931, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOctober 13, 11)31 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON hGE FIVE IP.TTY RRTF.FSlI JL. JL J. -IS X V - JL. 1 A. A. I'. W. Hlalo Mwl An IllvlUtloll burn Mlouitctl to III Klaiuttli chapter ( tin Amrrlren Association uf 13 til veralty Women lit attnl I ho Htm convention ( I lie urgutils t Inn (a u belt) lu Eugene, Uii olier II and 17. .Mr. L. 1. Mile, president of 111 local rhp tr. will miciiil a neleiale, ana any nlliara vlio ran ilu au or who will lia In Kugna ar urged lo attaint ly oM lefts of Ilia group. Kamnl for tirmulf il here Hani ual Jiurrall It 111 nam Mr. ami Mr. Harold K. Uelillngor hava choeen lor thlr Infant eon burn rarently at Klamalh Vlley hoe pllal. Mra. Iiehlliigrr will ba re memberril a Dorulhy Hborl b Inr har inarrlaia. Tha ha by la named fur Hamuel V. Delilluger and llurrall Hhnrl. Iwo at lha moat prominent rancher In Kla inatli county. ItWnrn o rurltnnil Mr. and Mra. Wni. H. MrHwaln hav r- lurnad to llialr hom In I'urt land altar a 10 dava' d r bunt a Hi guest ( bli-rllf and Mia. U L. a,w. Th aharllt waa not larky In Hi hunt, and return id wllbout a biirli. MrHwaln. bow Mar, tnor fortunate, end took a tin deer horn with him, Thar bunted In til (loaihart di-trlrt. To Hv Initiation At a regit lar meeting of Aloha rhaptar. O. B. It., to I'"1 ,nl vnln at I o'clora, Initiation of new member will tak plara. Thla will b followad ly a prniram Inrlnd 11 a r'ano arleetlon br Ml"" Kutb Ma Clillrol. to vocal numhei, by Mi. I.. ! Cirahain, and Mra. Ilalan U'Nall will ntrtlo with several violin numbers. t'au-.a Head Invitations Knlihta of Columbu ba mailed out lnltatlon for a ao rtal lo b hald at th Marred llaart parish hall Wrdneedey venlng, (vtnher 14. from I o'rlork until inldnlthl. tarda, daaelni. proirain and retrasri mania will b fcturo of th evening. Mill I'-r. A. to M-,Th Mllla arliool Parent-Trainer aa- aoclatlun will mart at 1;t Wed nesday In Hi nhool aiiitltorluui. with Mra. John 0. r ranch, presl- danl. In charge. An Intarratlug program lia baan arranged. Hllrrr Ti rrlfly Th Hllver In which will ba given by th Methodist l-adles' Aid will b bald t'rlday allarnoun In Hi church purlor. A musical pro gram haa horn planiiad, and will b announrad later. Kvrnlug (jroup to Meat Th evening group uf th William I'ilt rliaptar, Daughlara of Ilia llrlilah Kmplre, will mart with Mra. Ida Hamilton at th Mc Carthy Bpartmvtil t I o'clock Wednesday araulug. Mlaa l.yla Vlall Mist Aleils l.ylv, Klamath atudant at Hi I'nlvarslty of Oragon, apant tlio wak-nd In Klamath Kalla tun ing bar motbar, Mra. A- J. Lrla, and frlrnda. Jolna Rorrrr Tram Word baa barn rorrlved from Mtaa llanrl alia Wright, daughter of Dr. and Mra. (Inorg I. Wright, and Itidrnt at Northwestern nnlver aliy. Kvanatnn. III., that ah ba Jolnrd th girl' aiicccr train. Ilrr Vw Da) a Mr. and Mra. Kdienn I.. Koulk Hr , of Vrak atopprd lu Klamath Kalla lor a law day oa a ratura trio from , I'urtUnd. VUIumI In A.liland Mrs. W. If. Ham of till city apant Hun day In Aahland tltltlng with friend and liar motbar, Mri. M. I. McCalllslar. laajierlor liar Tom ft. Hill, mnat Inspector, la a Klamalh rail rlaltor from Hand. Mark Anniversary O. H. Whlpplr. Southern Pacific em piny, whoao noma la In Harra manto, and who la In tbla aartlon on bnilnw oltrn, waa mat bara by Mra Wblppla rwntly, and thry eaiahralod thalr Itto wad ding annlraraary with a dlnnar for frland at lha llolrl K.Ik t of faa ahop. VUlia In Han KranrUro Mra. J. v.. rrly h laft f"r fn Kratirlaco, whrr aha will an)oy a two wak' lalt wlih raUtlna and frlanda. Mra. Karly ecom panlad Mlaa Owro MorrUon. who bad bran bar bona guaat lor ,,, llm. to th Hy city. Ml" .Morrlron lioma. rirlur IYm AaUlaod y Mr. and Mra. Arthur n. l-ltt and .on. Bobby, ratnrnad lo Klamath Kail Monday ftrr aprndlng tha wark-nd In A.hland vlalllng with Mra. Ittta rrlallara. Ihar rnurn'd lo tholr hum A llcky I'oltit Monday night. Karar to Mrrt Th trragon Kiat tiraduat Nurara aaaocta tlon. dl-trlil No . will mrrt at lha buma of Mra. Amy W -gonar. :o f.ranl atrrrt. at o'rlork Wlnaaday avrnlng. Ort obar H. All raglatrrrd nnra who wlah to Join th aaaorlatloa ar Inrltad lo altmd. Vlalt la 1'laar K. J. McClan ahan. Hlandard Oil company offU rial from Praltlr. piloted by II. TP. l.onf. rrtrd In Klamalh Kail Mnnday by plana, and Irft again Turaday afiar tranaartln huilnau. Thry war gurat t Iho llotrl F-.k. Tioo Namo for lube Mr nd Mr. Jamaa I., flark hv 1 namrd thalr baby girl "Oaor- j gianna Hoar." according to an I annnunrainrnt from lb Klamalh ; Vllry hoapltal, whar in taiy waa bora lt weak. Will Mnke lloma !" Mra. Albrrt May ha arrived In Klam ath Kalla from Olympl. Wah.. lo Join hrr huaband nd aon i t!org.'' who bar Jjikan otr lha mngmant of th TonrlH Hotrl over Mo' tor. IIMurnrrl JTOIII IMrkrlry Kd Wllaon ratnrnad from Harkrlay, (ailir., Turaday. lla waa rallrd aouth Hunday by lb II I nr. of hi wlf whom h raport haa Improvad greatly. From ju riraodV Mra. Mary Day of l.a flrauda la a Tlaltor at th hom of Mr. and Mr. U. 11. Jailar. and I alao Tinting with Mr. Jaatar' mothar, Mr. Mar ia rat Herman. lxaa for llrnd Douila W. dmltli of th Hi and anl till com pan Irtt Tnaaday morning tor Ilrnd In rompany with A. K. Htrong of Ilia Natural Ca corpor ation of Oragon. MrMIng l'lannrl Th Klam ath l.utharan I .ad Ira' Aid will mrrt at 1:30 Wrdnraday aftrr noon at th hom of Mr. Crl stolDifr, (17 Kldorado. Hrhanpp In K.aatrm rrgon Arthur Hrhanpp I apandlng a wrrk In matarn Oragon on a combined bunting and builnaaa trip. Hrgl'trr ai Ilk Among th Klamath yiallor rrglatarad at th llotrl Klk ar r. 1. I.llbiirn, Ha Irm Inaitranr man: W. H. Huff man, Alturaa atnrkman, and Mr, and Mr. K. U. I'addork of Uly. NDIANS Ml DELEGATES TO VISIT CAPITAL f'aokr.1 Food Hair Th Pair tlrw l-.-T. A. will hold a cookad food aala Hat unlay, Oetobrr 17, from until I o'rlork In th Chllrot and Unilth office on Main tired. Im for Mntlford Mr. Carl lloota and llttla aon. llrrt, hav Irfi for Molford. where thry part lo aprnd lb winter with Mr, lloota' parent. Budget Croup To Be Named at Council Meeting Legal work of cloalng a atreet near th Link rlr brldg whrra th city traded th Mraat North ern a atrip of property oa tba aouth eld for a atrip on th north ld will com befor th city council whan It moot to night, Mayor Kred Cofer atated Tueaday. Th city budget rommllt will alio be named at th aaealoa to night with each councilman end Hi mayor naming a rltlien of th city lo alt with th counell nd th piyor la maklog plana for th clty'a jipndltura thl coming year. Many Help Boost Charity Milk Plan Many prraon bought ftllont if milk In th Lent Itlvar-Olty rollro-rrliraa and Pin Trar charity milk campaign who did not go to lha theatre Monday night. Chief of Folic CuA-r-rill datrd Tueaday. f It will b aareral day before all order bare been checked and th amount of milk which will b available for th heady children thl winter will b known. Th flrat bill for milk uad at city rhool for children of needy famllle ha been received by th police from the prllran rhool. Th bill for IS wa for about nln day. Shoenfeldt-Matney Wedding Performed At a wedding ceremony solemn lird Saturday morning at I o'clock maa at th Kaerrd Heart church, Mlaa Hilda Hhoenfeldt be came the bride of Vane 1. Mat- ney, well known young Klamath couple. Mlaa Margaret Khoenfeldt, a la ter or th bride, and Cbarle Mat nry, brother of the groom, wer lb attendant. Only th faml lle of th ronpl and a few frlenda wltneaaed th ceremony. A wedding breakfast wa rr ed t the hum of Mr. and Mr. John Matney to 40 gur.ta. after which Mr. and Mr. Hhoenfeldt departed for Southern California on a honeymoon, t oon their re turn they will mak their home on the Merrill route. Judge Coddard Is Away on Vacation County Fred R. Ooddard It out of th city for a week vlalt In lb Hogu Hirer valley country, according to member of the mn.l. mil r- r.,.rgue liner i..iora sir. county Commluloner Rlla and Mra. Maurlc Cryatal, ecrora- obnchln and Ch.rle. William panlrd by Mrlvln Kngle, (pent Monday In Klamalh Kalla from thrlr bom at Hpragu Hirer. Hriuma llomr Mra. Harold Msllory of th Old fort Dairy ranch ha returned bora from llakar wher aha ba been vlall lng relative aad friend. To Meet Friday Croup 3 of th Kaatrrn Star bridge club will meet Friday afternoon at 2: IS. t the home of Mn. E.C. Knight 1J17 Pacific Terrc. will hold court Thuraday a uaual. OUt-60 -f 1.20 GRAY HAIR AND SCALP TROUBLES EASY TO GET RID OF SHE SAYS llrlurn FVoin Iwllfornla Mr. I and Mr. M. I'. Kvan rrturnnd Monday from a motor trip of arvrrul dy to point In northern California. While away thry warn guenta of Mr. and Mra. I Arthur l.wl. former rrldii:t of Klamath Kalla. ! Plan Ituoimagr Knlr The (llrla" loague and I ho llnya" federation of the Klamnth I'lilon high arhnol will hold a rummago eule Satur day In a Muln atreet location for the purpoa of rul.lng fund to carry out their yrar't program of work. Will Itelurn Moon Mr. and Mra. C, E. Crlalrr, acronipnnlrd br Ml. A. J. Powrll, will riilurn within the neit few day from prrnmento, where thry hve aprnt tho pal week on a hual nr and plaanura vMt. Thry made th trip by motor. C.nllrd Rotilli Kd Wllon of I thin clly wna cnlled to llrrkelry t Hunday evening upon rocript oi wnril lliat Mra. Wllaon wna arrl- oimly III In a hospital there. Wll-1 on will return Wednesday. nstipated? TakarR-NATtntrtltEalCOV-tmlrtit. j VAur.llffllnallrarnrMiewllllierunclliinlri pmparlr br mornlna and rmireonHntlnn Will end with a bow.l action aa rrM and ea.r aa nature at h.r bMt-no pain, aa "pit. Try It. OnlfX. Th Ati-Vcgcfabl Laxath New York User Of Amazing New Tonic For Scalp And Hair Praises It To Toe Sky. TREATMENT AT HOME RESULTS WONDERFUL j "A few vein era I hegtn I uf- frr with enrail of th clp, then dandruff and anally my hair t gan loaing it natural color and turning gray. In October of 1928 I beard about thla wandrrful Lea'a Hair Tonic mad down Mouth and rnt for it. It la really wonderful hat it dor. My scalp flopped itching, the dandruff disappeared nd my hair became 'glossy and full of life and really rraulta were an perfectly satisfactory I enrloae a photo lo prove how even colored and beautiful my hair ha become, enthusiastically write Mr. Ciarlla Rrpaasy, Housewife, 576 Second Ave, New York City, Lra's Hair Tonic originated In Florida. Wealthy tourist there went wild about II. Thousands! found It tuparlor to tven th moat MiuVg th tc tonight V6X Kent Hound In Town eipcrt IreatmenU tni not at all like th horrid old-time prepara tion. A big plant make It now and I introducing it in thi city and vicinity. Lca't Hair Tonic I a clear, plcaaant liquid, rubbed In to th clp with finger tip. Kven expert cannot detect ila use, th daily change back lo youthful color i so gradual, and of court it ha no- unpleasant odor and doeen't lain. Fastidious men and women re delighted with It. If th read er drairra lo try Lea on poaitir guarantee of delightful result or money hack, set a bottl of drug gist. If he haan't it yet ask him to order of hla Jobber, or yon may aend dollar hill lo Lea Tonic Co Brentwood, Md. and bottle will b rent return mall to Tour hem or office. . Last Showing Wednesday Don't Mis Till One """BAXTER in C E C I L D. ! P ROOUCT ION mmfMm Lvl Walker and Wad Craw ford 11 last night appeared al most certain tu represent the Klamath tribal rouurll aa dele gate to th next session of ron graa. Th filial unofficial count from lb reaerratlon plarad Walker In front with lit, and cloaely followed by Crawford with 165. Th polling waa af mora (haa normal Intereat because of a re cant election controversy between th Indian and th government official at Klamalh Agency. Thar wer mora than three time a many vote cast yeaier day than t th (taction a year ago. Th two official delegatea will ttrnd th congressional hrar Inga on Indian affair and will attempt to advance th raus of th Klamalh tribal council lu administration and policies at th reservation. Wad Crawford, spokesman for th Klamsthe, hi wife, Ida Crawford, and Luk Cheater wer delegate to the last ses sion of congress. Th Indians voted, Feptember IS, at the gen eral council session to tend a delegation again thla year. Th board conducting the lection wer W. B. MicMlllsn. cbtlrman. Abraham Charlie, Ed win Cookman, all of Williamson plver; Kloyd LoveUee. chairman, film Itlddl, Tarker Hubbard, all of Beatty. Tho unofficial count last night was: Wad Crawford. IIS: Levi Walker. HI: Id Crawford. HI; Clayton Kirk. Ill: Kdwia Wll aon, 10, Many Shrinert Will Make Trip to Reno Th Southern Pacific I pre paring for a large number of Klamalh Falls Shrinert to atttnd th ceremonial In Keno th latter part of Ihi month. A special Shrine l.'aln. bearing Editorials on News (Continued from rg On) employment ther ran b no prosperity, flut don't forgot thla: Befor! you can apend aeJety and wisely j you must first 8AVK. ! , ir you haven't lot It, you will j gat Into trouble ooner or Ister If yon try to SPEND IT. e e -pllE ancient virtue, to b tur. look rather old-fashioned at time. They ar indent, yon see, be cause ther hav aurvlved ao long, aad they hav (urvlved ao long braua by and larg tbey hav been found to b useful in cblv Ing human bappln. a e e C PEA KINO of ge, her I a r cent tatmnt by on of th Eattsrn butlnes analyt: "Th tlm when butln man bat their wbol futur on do ing ch year a larger volume of boat neat than they did th year befor la drawing to a close la thl country, bwaua w ar nearlng th nd of our great de velopment period. "In th futur. w mutt b content, mor and mor. with a filed volum of boaloeat, htnd 14 mor efflccntly." e e e nrHAT ny b tru of th Eat 1 but It ISN'T TRUE of thl Western country of our. Wo aren't old. Our great period of development ISN'T past. We can atlll look forward con fidently to th futur. knowing that great thing ar still In atora for ut. That It why th Wt, (spe cially th Pacific Coast, I th moat hopeful part of America. The floor of the exhibit at th fair ground I being given a thorough going over in prepara tion for th Pollemen' cbarity ball Friday night. Th building will b heated and duated prior to th dance, which promises to be on of th large affair of the season, from advanr ticket nalrt. Harry Oeorg and hi elght plece dance band will furnish th must for lb dance. Ticket tale hav paased the tOO mark, according to lx-k Ser geant Carl Cook, who Stat. is that th Twenty-Thirty club purrhae ed tickets 100 per cent Monrlay noon. Cook appeared at the Lion club today, and that clnb alao purchased tickets for earn member. Holiday Fares To Be in Effect Again Announcement wa received to day br U L Craham. district freight and passenger gent for Southern pacific, that weat bound Chrlatmaa holiday fare will be In affect again this year from Eastern point lo th Paclflr coast from December 14 to 22. inclusive, wna nnai return limit January I. Th holiday rate will be on th tarn baala aa Southern Pa cific' aummer excursion round trip ticket, according to Graham. Stopover and validation arrange menta will alao be th same, per mitting of etopovera at all ata llon n route, provided passen ger returns to original starting point befor ezplration of final limit of ticket. Shrlnrrs from Rogu River val ley cities and Klamath will leave her at a. m., October 23, bonnd for the Nevada city. Special rate ar being arrang ed for th trip. Look Young With Mello-alo Beautiful women, admired for youthful complexions, us MEL-. LO-GLO, th new wonderful French process fsce powder. ' Purest and smoothest powder ' known. Stays on longer. No i flaky or pasty look. No grim or grit. MELLO-CLO prevent larg pore and never tmartt or I teelt dry. Blendt naturally with any complexion. Demand Mello glo. I'nderwood'a Pharmacy. Adv. 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