THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FTVE
November 23, 1031
CITY BRIEFS
Wllterd tiu-eia A mom lh
IIIhIi at lh IIoIkI VYIIIarit over
hs wk nd wer II, K. Ilravee.
II. W. Nantlun, ('. E. Klnlev, Kn
attls; K. II. Ilootler, C. K. Jolly,
II. J. Kollsky, Kiiiiiiiiii; K. K
(Iron. Sliksii; II. C Mutiny,
louulain, Wash.! W, 0. l.'oiil,
Meilfuril: II. (I. Miller, llen.l.
Usury Coliircliliil, lull Merrltt,
llarulil Coeur, Hnytoii Murray,
Eureka. Calif.; II. H. Campbell,
Irvln llasuian, K. O. Ul, Klsm-
rii.
Front lltrtlanil W k-e a 4
rueate lu Klamath Kails Irnm
'nri lainl, relatmcl at iliu lluu.l
Wllleril. Iiuludetl II. I. Acker.
Mr. and Mri. I.. Iliiilniiike. II. M.
Ilnd H, Jos It. Mom himt, II. ('.
bsiueou, W. C, M.IjiIu, W. K.
Mra. A. K. Ilaneen, Harry l.awl.,
Mra .At W. Ilauaen. Harry Laala,
Itall'll Horns cud (leuriio 1
rulta.
I'roiu Lakrvli w I.kvtw
visitors In Klamath Kadi Hulur
dny iihi lor lb Installation
if Ilia I. O. (). r. Junlora lodita
horn Inrludnd Jumna Snyder, A.
I, KdKxrluli, I'ruiik Hurl, Uiireltl
N, l.yva, Waliur lory, Hurl
rlsill, liliin A. flrar, Claud
Newrnmb, Jo Krlssvl, Its
llutrbklss, Edward llaouoo, Jim
llsneflol, Murk Only, Arnold
Johnatoii, Milton Either, Gala
llonli, llil Cooper, David (lory
and fllen Dnwu. They war re
lalurad at tlia Hall Hotel.
5
ACC DEN
IS
REPORTED BY
auto on
aillo accident war ra
lo clly polka ovr Ilia
" Arrlv Monday Monday ar
rival at I ha it I Wlllard In
rludnd Mra. Ilnth Llewellyn, V, II.
lllevlna, Crescent Lake; L. J.
I'orrova. On a lu ud; J. W. I
Huinle, It. U. Kason. Portland;
f). II. Karley. Hun Eram-lsco; M
O. Kuru. Madlord; Mra. Uelnl
Mao II. lluwinau, Itl'llUKind, ui
Hall II. (Ion Id and Leuua U.
llryant, C'oqullle.
At Hall Nunday Hunduy vlall
bra In Klimath rails whom lhr
retlatnred at lh Hall Hold In
cluded J. Uoldun. Oakland; K.
Hklbltk. A. H. Olrto. I'orlland;
William Myara, Salem: l. K. Sty
bor. Sealtl; H. E. NmI, Whlt
fUh. Mont.; rrad II. Hiurr, Mao
dnel: Uran llullliiaheud, Hurl
Bchrodr, Sliver Laka.
l-'rom California Callfnrnlane
rl.t.Td at lb Hotel Wlllard
over th week-end Included (I. A.
Ollhert. Harry M. Keller, J. K.
1'llier, It. V. IDow l.o An
galea: W. II. Wsbar. llerkeley;
Hubert Ham. E. Hrunawlrk. W.
Klllro. V. M. Muuaun. Hubert
Mania. Kan Francisco; It. A. r'al
loat, Btocklon.
It4urnrd from Portland I-ea
Btebblns rat u road Saturday aftsr
Boon front Portland wher ha
transacted bualness. btebnins
slopped off In t'orvallle enr.iu'.e
boma to vlalt Ton Dunham.
Klamath atudant at Oreiou Ktala
collet and oa of K. A. Uun
bam of thla city, buuliam haa
barn III with antra cold fur
araral daya.
Aif-nta In llrnd Onrrsl
Frruht and 1'aa.ankrr Annta.
C. N. l hrltophnron of tlia lirat
N'nrlhnrn and W. C. Wllkaa of lh
W'otorn I'arlllc apnnt Katurday
In ll-nd on buln- connrrird
with tha flraal Northarn-Wcatorn
Ftriric llnra.
Itanrw tvlday MM An apron
nd orarall dauc. tha aacund of
aarlaa lln by tha Itoyal
Kellhbora. will b ln Trlday
BlKht, Noyemhar 7. l lha Moon
hall. Tha public la Iniltad. Ad
BilMloo will ba ctiarid.
t'owaln Illca la Kjw Word haa
barn rart-lyad from New York
by Jamaa K. Nawnliam (hat bis
eou-ln. Jumas II. .SVwnnam.
of this tity. who plsyad In tha
Klamath Falls bund, hat paaard
way.
I.ln KouB MUa Uarnardlnv
n.nnnn la InaTInS th middle of
th wk for Itsymond, Waahlnk-
ton, whars ens will apena u
wlnlrr months with her alstrr.
Mf nnMdyo VUllors Mr. A.
Brlr.llu. of JSJO i.ooaoui ih"-i
who haa boon patient at Hill
hnanttal for aotna time. Is
Bow alila to rrl yltltora.
Iavlni Tocailay Kvo Mlaaea
Twa -and Joan Thompaon nd
their mother. Mra. frank Frank
frd. ara learlns Tuesday ere-
0ln for a vlalt In San Franclaeo.
Mra. Irf-lliloa llaik Mra.
Kvi'lyn l.elxhlun reluriiud Hun
day nlxht from Hpokana whar
aha was recently calld by lha
aarlous lllnaas lit bur mothnr
whom aha reports Is muili Im
proud. Mrs. I.xlkhton raeuiued
liar poallluu at lha Uraxon Uuuk
aud Truil company Monday.
To Attend funeral All mem
bers of the Order of Ihe Kaalera
Siar hay len asked by the wor
thy matron, Mrs. (jeorice Casper,
to be at WliltliK'k'a funeral home
Tuenday afternoon at I o'rlork.
In attend the funeral of Mrs.
Charlea Drlirnll.
Drill Tram Club Th Drill
Team club of Ik ladles' suilllary
i f tha Kaslm will meet Tuaeday
afternoon at I Oak etrent, the
hum of Mra. Uitll Harlan,
where they will take cars to (o to
the home of Mrs. rot llurtoyu
on Hummers Lane.
Horura License Varrlai II
rrnaas were lasued Katurday af
ternoon to Charles II. Kmcrson,
4. and l.oule llardlnf, 41, both
of Klamath rails: and Jahr B
Unrfee. a. and Llllla Ma Hltaw,
it. both of Klamath rails.
In Ixi Anselee J. It. Blisw,
nromlnsnt Klamath Inmharman
la In l-s Anaelos on a buslneae
and pleasure trip, and Is reslster
rd at th Lot Aniele Illllmor
hotel.
To Work on Quills 81. Psul's
Ktilaroual culld will meet Katur
day a tier noon at the Pariah bouts
luatrad of Tuesday afternoon, to
work on nullta. according to an
announcement by Mra. Waller
Went.
tjikeilrw Ourata Mr. and Mrs.
Fred I'rat of 1-akeylew wer th
aeck and auesta of Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie I'eala of thla city at their
home. 1 9Gt Del Mora.
riv
ported
week nd.
Iloberl E. Morrison, TI4 North
Tenth street, reported that lie
hacked his car Into on which
II. O. Omnua. 71s Main, parked
on Jofferaon atreot, near Kterenth
street, Frldsy afternoon.
C. II. Foa.er, 1171 Portland,
slated that he ran Into a lruk
and trailer parked on Creacent
Aveuu Halurday Dlkht. Thsr
was no tall llfht on 111 irurs
rnatar aald.
Th left front lander of rrea
II. Madlian's car was damaaed
Hunday mornlni when Kd Hair,
touts 1. Uos III. ran Into Mam-
ana car at tha Interaerllon of
rleveulh and I'lua. Madlaan was
solus wet I on Pin street and
llMlr north on KeVvnth
( A. Ensile. 1031 Aunnrn
.t reel and C. w. Courtney, 10
Main at reel, reported an ai cxieni
which happened at th Intersec
tion of Ninth and Main Hunday
mornlni. Kauai waa armm
south on Ninth and Courtney
started to turn In front of r.
yste who wa past the center
f th Interae.tlon. Th left
running board of Courtney's rar
waa dammed when Kaests s rsr
strurk Courtney's In front of th
rear wheel.
Kdssr 01 1 ni ore. 101 1 r.ldoraao
reported Hist h atteinptd lo
paa H. Nelson who attempted to
turn from Oregon Ayenu onto
Delta street, (jlltnnr! rr nil
the curb, crossed th tldewsis
and sldeswlped a bona at Jul
Delta etreel Hunday morning.
WIFE OF LOCAL
LUtl
Amusements
KKW VOX
Hv th tiro "Htreet HVen," th
Bamual Uoldwyn vlclurlsatlon of
Mllia,r PMIW
".. ': - '- i
..( v '1 , J
X '' TV 'V
th beat plptnre aen In a long
time, "Traveling Hualianda" will
h Men at th pelican thatr for
th laaV tlmea today. "Traiallng
Huabaniis" la filled with humor,
a trifle risque, and Is marked by
oicellent acting by Erelyu llrsul,
Coualauc Cuinmlnga, Frsnk Ale
hertaoB and Dorothy Pelarsoo.
Klarllng tomorrow th Pellraa
will hav for three dsyt tha mui h
dlai-uased Joan Bennett picture,
"Hush Money.",
IS
kepi in on
OBITUARY
Pctecsowe Kelurn . Mr. and
Mr, tlunnar peteraon ralnrned
Sunday from a trip through the
North oil where they visited
relatives and friends.
Parrlutee Properly J. It oat
llaller of Oranta Paaa la spending
several dsys In Klamath Fella
looking over properties he haa re
cently purchased In thla district
Made Ituelare Visit Clifford
Shurh of Merrill wa a business
visitor In Klamath Falli Saturday.
Week Kml VIllor Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Fotrh and Mr. T. F-.
Hrrnard of Ijikevlew. wer wek
end vUltors la Klamath Fall.
Art Exhibit to Be
. Put on D'uplay
Student of th art department
of Ihe Sacred Heart Academy will
display their work nest Hunday,
Monday and Tueeday. It waa an
nounced today. Th dlaplay will
be open to th public which Is
Invited to attend and view th
work don by th atudenta this
year.
Knrh of Hi three day from
10 a. m. nntll p. m.. the dis
play will be open and th oil and
china pointings and th showing
of commercial and applied art
may be viewed.
Mra. M. Evelyn Drlscoll, wife
of Charles W. Drtneoll. local
lumberman, died at her lat real
rfenr. 1S47 Ksrl street, at 7
o'rlork Saturday evening. Her
death terminated an Illness of
five month.
Mrs. Drlscoll wsi well known
In Klamath Falls, hsvlng been
employed as aecretary In th dis
trict attorney a ornc lor eeven or
eight years. She was In th office
during in years msi
.. . I.'il U U
M. iruncsn anu t iua o. -'
held olflc.
In ajldltloa to ber bnahand ah
leaves on daughter. Ethyl Msy
of this city, her mother, Mrs. L.
H. Miller and on aister, .ii.
ot Spoksne. Wssh.
Mrs. IWIeroll wa a memoer oi
lb Kstern Star and Cher local
organisations.
Tha remains ar la th gold
room of th Karl Wblllock
funeral bom, wber frUnds msy
call. Final rlt will b held
Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Veo. J. Henry Thomas will of
ficial. Small Motorboat
Catches on Fire
Th clly fir department was
railed to th Copoo dock on Front
street at :I7 a. m. Hunday when
a amall motorboat belonging to
th power company caught fir
when Operator John Taylor gtart
d to thaw out froton pipes.
Th fir was extinguished
quickly, and damag to th boat
waa small.
th Elmr ! pm atag play,
complete Its appesranr at th
Vo Theair oa nunasy, a uew
motion picture star of the first
magnltud will hav impresteo
hertelf upon th mind of movie
goer Ihe country over.
The new addition to th Holly
wood firmament Is Sylvia Sidney,
young stag actresa, wnoa anon
career In picture baa been mete
oric. For two years sne ns oeen
known upon th Hrosdwsy dra
matic sUge, but sl months in
Hollywood haa spread that ac-
dualiitanieshlp lo International
proportions.
RAIN HOW
Eight muslral nombers will
be hesrd In "New Moon," forth
coming production adapted from
the New York stag success and
cu-starrlng Lawrenc Titibetl and
Grai e Moor.
Four ot th Slgmund Rom-berg-Oncsr
llsmmeraloln song
bits of th original musical plsy
wer reulned for the talkie ver
sion. Including "One Kiss."
"Wsntlnx You." "Lover Com
Hark to M" and "Stouthearted
Men."
New numbers written especial
ly for Tilibett and Mixe Moor
are "The Farmer Daughter" and
"What la Your Prlre. Madame!
hv Herbert Htothart and Clifford
drey; "Th Moon Epltod." by
Htothart and Howard Johnaon;
and "llarenla." by Borodin.
"Nsw Moon" will he shown at
lb Rainbow beginning Tuesday.
PINE TREE
Adventure, romance and an
esotlc local ar features of
Itamon Norarro's latest atarrlng
Dim, "Son of India." which open
ed yesterday at lh Pin Tree
Theatre for 1 days. It Is th
first tlm that Novarro has been
teen In an oriental role since
"Th Psgsn," and h equals the
admirable performance of bis
former hit In this Islter vehicle.
"Hon of India ' Is an eicuins
melodrama enlivened by tiger
bunts, a bandit raid and th
charge of maddened elephants.
Novsrro's supporting cast In
cludes Conrad Kagel. Marjorte
Rambeau, Madg Kvsos. C. Au
brey Smith. Mitchell Lewis. John
Mlljsn and Mgei a uruiier.
Cltlrsns of Klamath Falls who
r In th bablt of buying Chrlst-
mss Seals each December ar bow
beln told bow their money wa
spent last year in lh health work
hlrb they helped finance her
nd throughont lh state. James
Hwansen. president of th local
public health association, recent
ly received lh state-wld report
from lb Oregon Tuberculosis s-
soclatloa. -
Of lh IS. 000 spent Uat year
bv th county and slate groups
and secured through th sal ot
Christmas Ssals. all but fire per
cent remained In Oregon. Nine
teen per rent was used In th pro
motion of health among adulta
and seventeen per cent for child
health protection. Sixteen centa
of each dollar wer devoted to
public health nursing services.
which extended into numerous
countle.
Clinics, medical relief, field
service, administration, seal sale
coils, and other Items ar snown.
Christmas Seals hav brought
th bluah of health to th cheeks
of msny youngsters. Last year
over 1000 wer tested for tuber
culosis; under -nourished ones
wer strengthened and brought
back to health; th spread of con
tagious d I tease In claaa rooma waa
halted In many communities; In
all thla, and much mora, Christ
mas Seals hav played a vital
part," Swansea stated.
Thieves Get Loot
From Parked Cars
Pilfering from parked ear was
reported to city polic Monday by
Kdward Blanchard. whoa car
was parked at Sixth and Walnut,
and by B. M. Mlggs. Keno route,
wboe locked car was parked on
South Fifth street between Main
and Klamath.
From Mlggs car thieve took
10 pound of sugar, two loave
of bread, three boxes of splc and
four pounds of lard.
Tools from Blancbard's car
wer stolen as well aa a man's
gray suit' with th mark NO on
th Intld of the pocket of the
coat; on gray blanket, a silk
dress and shaving outfit.
M. F.YF.I.YX DIUHCOI.I,
Mrs. M. fcruiya Drlscoll, wife
of Charles W. Drlscoll, passed
swsy at her lat residence, 1147
Karl street, November II, at
7 p. m., following aa Illness of
flv month duration. In addi
tion to her bnahand th leave
on daughter, Kthyl May, ot this
city; her mother, Mrs. L. H. Mil
ler, and on slater, Ella, ot Spo
kane, Wn., as well aa many
friends and bualnea associate to
mourn ber passing. Mrs. Drlscoll
wss a member of th order ot
Kastera Star and well known aa
secretary In tha district attorney's
off lie op to th tlm ot her last
lllnees.
Frlenda ar rsprtfully In
vited to stteod th funeral aerv
icea lo be held at th chapel of
lb Earl Whltlork Funeral Horn.
Pin avenu at Sixth street, Tues
day. November 24. at I p. m.. with
Archdeacon J. Henry ThOLias of
ficiating. Interment will follow
In th family plot In Llnkvlll
cemetery.
IIKRTHA ROHK Bt'RGDORF
Bertha Koaa Burgdorf, wife ot
Alfred Burgdorf of Dairy, Or.
'pissed away Monday morning at
2:41. her death terminating aa
lllneaa of flv dart.
Mrs. Burgdorf was a native of
Manhelm, Germany, being bora
In that city April 11, li'Ji. At
th tlm of death she waa aged
12 years, g months and 12 daya.
In addition to bar husband, two
children, Thalia and Eldon; ber
mother. Mrs. Emma Helm, of
Dairy, and a brotner, ineoaors
Helm of Malln, survive. Mra.
Burgdorf left Germany for th
United State when a child, th
family settling In Pennsylvania.
The family moved to this locality
In 112. wber th wa united In
marrlag with Albert Burgdorf
In 11.
Th remains ar In th alum
bar room ot th Klamath Funeral
Horn. 2e High atreet, wber
friends may call. Funeral an
nouncement will b made later.
Strom Funeral
Services Held
Funeral service for Charlea
W. Strom, who passed away
Thnraday night, November 11 at
hla horn at Santa Crua. calir.,
wer held Tuaeday, November 17,
nd Interment took plac la the
Oak wood cavtory.
Mr. Stroni and his family ten
here about a year ago for Santa
ma after residing la Klamath
Falls flv year when h was
employed at th Pellraa Hay
Lumber eompany. During th
tlm he lived la California ha
ngaged In th poultry bnalnsa.
II wat a native of Sweden and
ram to th I nltea male in
mm, residing In Oregon moat of
he tlm. H was tl year old.
II had been III only a day when
he died snddenly Is his sleep.
Beside th widow Mary Ktrnm,
he la aurvlved by two sons, Li
don and Volney, Ihre sisters and
on brother who 1 la Sweden.
CLAY KATMFF
Clay Ratliff. pioneer resident
of th Merrill section, passed
away at hla 1st residence on th
Stat Lin road. Sunday, Novem
ber 22. at 4:40 p. m. Mr. Rat
liff wa born In Kentucky. Feb
ruary IS. 1S4. being tl years t
months and 7 daya ot age at the
time of hla paaslng. H earn
from Missouri to Klamath county
40 years ago. and wa a well
known pioneer In the southern
section of thlt county. II leaves
on brother. John Ratliff. and
several nephew to mount bis
passing. The remains are In th
gold room of th Earl Whitlock
funeral home, where frlenda may
call nntil noon Tuesday.
Funeral service will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
at th Presbyterian church of
Merrill, with Rev. Stanley Jewell
officiating. Interment will fol
low la th Merrill L O. O.
cemetery.
MDDRT STOLE
Theft of two bundles of laun
dry from In front ot the door of
th Troy Isu nary oa aaiuraay
evening waa reported to city no
lle Monday. Thre light-colored
blanket wer la on buadl ana
th other contained men's cloth
ing with th laundry mark IKi
on 1U
MRA. Iit'NCAS DIE)
CLEVELAND, Nov. IS, (JV
Mra. Sarah MrKlnl.y Duncan. II.
last ot th brother gad alatars
of lh 11 President MtKlulsy,
I deed bar.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Kdlsun phonograph,
Ilk nsw. 10. Including rec
ords; on tenor banjo, 110,
Phon110. 47
TURKEYS ready
Call 17-F-S.
for lha oven.
. 47s
d FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slid or Slip?
Fssteeth. a new greatly Im
proved powder to b sprinkled
oa upper or lower pistes, holds
lals tasth firm and comfort
abl. Can not tilde, slip, rock
or pop-out. No gummy, gooey,
paaty taate or feeling. Makes
breath sweet and pleasant. Uet
Fastaeth today at Star Drug
Htor or any good drug stor.
l:m)
u-m-m!
Rica, Thick Cream
(or Hraakfast
"Cream-Top" Milk
-a real conven
ience whenever yoa
daslr cream for
any special P-pos.
Lost River
Dairy
Phow sS.
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ItlKKYI ENDS TODAVl
You'll laugh with tear la
yoar eye at
a lomotTOW Hrlags
JO AX
BENNETT
JACK
KIRKWOOD
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"HUSH MONEY"
"Price ta Fit Tow Par"
Bar(ain Matinees, 25c
EweninfS
10OO Beat.
BOO Heatta.
Kkldle a Dime Asy Tlm
SEW SHOW SEASOX DEC 1
Cotton-fabric letterhead are
finding favor with many bualneat
f Irmt. .
AT PKI.ICAX
Acclaimed by palront at on of
STOJMCR SOFFEREI
HOW El JOTS FOOD AM
SLEEP; n EMS
Detroit. Mich. John W. Wood
son. " Bryden Ave., says. "My
stomach was virtually killing m.
After a trial ot I'dga Tablets my
pains disappeared. 1 enjoy a full
Blght'a r'erp and eat anything I
want anu never felt better la my
10 years." Suffers rs ot Gastritis.
Indltsstloa. Acidosis, Sour
Stomsch or other stomach Ills,
caused by hyperacidity or faulty
diet can secure I'dsa Tableta with
a Guarantee of Satisfaction or
money hack at mar Drug Store
43. Main St. 981 Main St.
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Added Short Subject
Metro News
Football Thrill
Chas, Chase Comedy
Xamuel
GOLDWYN
prtuna
The Year's Greatest Drama. I
Liberty Rates it Four Star.
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Make this a Jewelry Christmas. All of our prices are at cost or below cost We need the money and are making a
sacrifice Help the store that has helped your city Everything goes-nothing excepted Orange Stamps with
every purchase. Stamps will also be given with all repair work, starting with this sale.
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Remember the Location Corner 0th & Main
Open Evenings Until Eight o'clock Until Christmas
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