The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 24, 1931, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextNovember 24, 1031 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FA LIS. OREGON rAUK nva CITY BRIEFS Training NiIiimiI Toiilittil The tearlier' lr (ii In k arhuol Inr Hmi dr ei'hool liiMi nl llm cit will mwt at I liu I'n'Rliyiiirtan church Hill evening l 7:3u. Jii .Itinera Mild primary itruiip meet with Mn. T, Darle I'rxXiin; the Junior iruup le umlnr III leadnr hip u( Mm. ('rnii'ii, ami Ilia In termedial iml eenliir triiup ! In charse u( Mini Imrolliir Hnillh. A primary tourelilp nram will be demunet rated at thla availing'! eailutt by teachers o( Una giuup. Nut VUHura Vlallori In Klamath Fall Tuesday tram uth. r elite In lb aiata, rraistered I th Hot. I Wlllard, lu-luded J. W. I.allnude, It. II. Nsean, It. C. IMldll' h, I'lirllanil; M. 0. Kuril. 1). U. dray. W. W. Clearee, II. It. Kdwarda, II. J. MiMaluiu. Madlord; Uelle It. tlould. I.una O. Hryant. Coqullle; Mr. and Mra. J. r. Ilatiaan and Ml Hen an. Lnaevlew; W. K. (handler, Grants I'aw; and llurliara liiuwu nd r. E. Holiuel, Hand. Meeting TiiiiIkIiI, Woman of Mohui will meet at lioVlnrk Ihla veiling In Ilia Mooaa hall, A put lurk auppvr will be served. Weck-Kml Visitor Mra. J. J. Ilniid of Uleher, Calif , waa a week-end visitor at Ilia hunia ul Mra. H. K. Nelaon, III Mlrhliau. Hnura l.lrenae A marrlsis lt sitae waa Issued Monday to Km lly llrl.oa Warren, 14. and Opal Araul, H, both ol Klamath f"alla. COUNCIL FAILS TO DECIDE OF! BUILDlMGCODt: that ba had burn rliarird for O terrlM nulaanree aa prlr alumpa fi.at of atrft Improvement on Lot It, Work 4a, William' ad dition, when lia owna only lis fr"t, City mutineer K. A. Thuinaa slated that an error In map nerd Ilia nilataka. Mavor Cofer reported lb" foollirldi haa been completed ba ilda Hi" Main etreet canal Uriels nd Ihat tha city e.pecla to huva tha Keplanafl PrlUK wldnn-d wllliln week. Cooper Vlall Mr. and Mra. Forrest Cooper of lnaevlew, Ora., pant a abort tlma vlsllln In Klamath Kalla Monday vaiilus:. They ara an rout to Kuaene, where Mr. Cooper will aalt In formulallni Twanly-Thlrty club U that clly. Cooper la eecretary f tha chamber of rommwri t I.ekevlew, and la prealtlent of tha Iwenty-TUIrty club o( thai clly. from Out-ol-Hiaie Out of ha lata visitors In Klamatn raua Tueedsy where ther rra resist red at tha Hotel W 11 lard Includ ed Mn. O. M. U. Ilowman, Itlch Biond. Va.i A. . Ian. l. O. Fren, Han Tranrlaro; Mr. and Mra. ixway lllddla, Cody, Wyo.; Tu. luiinu. Tulaa. Okie.: Mn. Lao r. ralk. Mlaa llee.l Kalk. Mia Mary Kaelman. llolaa, Ida. Vpom the (joaili Vlallora In Klamath ralla Tuaaday from oaiharn ritia. rmlaian-d at tha Hotel Wlllard, Inrlimeo, u. n. Farley. K. Oordon. T. V. Tarllni, Ban Franrlaro; W. F. Hmlth. Oak. land; E. O. Morna. I'eden; Ur and Mn. O. N. Mail burr K.rr.m.nto: H. W. Arbury. la Aniolaa; K. M. Hwlft. Banamrijlo, linnla at IUII Among till UMta at th Hall Hot-I Tufa 4 wara W. C. Itutbarford. Ban rranrlaro: B. U. Walla.a. Yalna; Italuh U. Ollar. Clauda (ialnu, Malln; Mr. and Mn. I. K. Alkr, Kl lantro. Calif.; Kulh K. Hlkw, Eugana; and C. J. Wallace, huna-Bulr. O. K. Maying- A nillng f Alnhi rhaptar, t. K. H.. will k.M at tha Maaoulr ball at I frjofk Ihla anlng. Tha worthy natron will praalda oar tha bual Baaa maallng. altar whbh t program will ! praaanlad by tha Aloha Paal Mairona club. All mambara ara nrgro io auana ana Tlaltlni mambara ra cordially Inrlttd. E. W. Turkrr InipcoTril. E. W. Tnrkar, Chlloquln. la rcupar rating from rcnt major op eration, according to auihorltlfa I tha Hlllald hoapltal w hara ha la pallanl. Turkar la Bow alila to racalt tlillora. llrpaHrd on Vamllim Mr. and lira. Frank Humphrey departed Sunday for Portland whora lliay will apand forlhulght tltltlng frlanda and rltla. Mra. Hum phrey la am ployed In lh office ot lb New City Laundry. Kiprcted Home. Mla Nadlna O'riaharty, Klamath aludant at Oregon 8ata collena, la atpected 4o arrl home tne miooie oi lo apend ina nonuaya parenla .and Irianaa The I'lue Tree Now playing. Mothar'i Mlllloni." wlib May Hobaon. The Vol Now playing, "Street bVane," with Hyltla Hydnay. The Italnbuw llnglnnliig to y, "New Moon." wlh Lawreuce Tlbbutt and (irare Moora. The I'allcan Now playing, lluah Muuay," with Joan Ban- nett. Amusements At I'l K TltKB If your'e worried about not havlbg enough money, you'll get double your ahare of eujuyment oat of "Motbar'a Mlillone." which opana at the IMne Tree theatre t' day. Thla picture proeanta high ly diverting and, at tlmea. itroug ly dramatic atory of folka who had lo fight their wealth for their own bapplueaa. the week with her hare. Coohrrl the rirat Food Halo Ladle of Tbrlatlan church will hold cooked food aale Wednes day, November ii. at the Central Biarket, 101 Main atrent. Krcd Iuke 111 Fred Duk haa been confined to hie home on Ap plegala atroel for the paat week with nneumonla. Ha la recovering rapidly and U allowed to rocolvo Ultora. Arrive Tneartar Tnoaday ar rival! at the Hotel Wlllard In cluded F. n. Jetfrlea. H. K. Merl eln, Portland; and J. a. Warren, Taeoma. AT TIIK VOX In picturing "Hireel Scene," the Klmer Hlca prlte drama now play ing at the Vog theatre. Samuel (ioldwya Inaugurated a Bew aa- tem of employment relief which, becauie of the economic deprea alon. Bilght well become unlveraal In Hollywood. More than ISO eitraa were re quired for one of the aequencee of "Htreet 8cene, arrne In which a .i York city block la Jammed with frentled humanity. Editorials on News had been don away with. 'JMI Itetorne Vrom Trip Mra. Ann Prlcw, aecretary In the ehorlfl'a office, returned Tueaday morning from a abort butilneiw trip lo Portland. Will Kntertaln. Mr. and Mra. J. C. O'Nell will entertain at their born on Mon Clair alroet Thanka glvlng day (or a group ot their relative!. Home ThankaRlvliiK. John Shaw will be among the Unlvcral tv of Oregon pnplla to apend the Thanksgiving holiday In Klam ath with hie parent. , Iteturnnl Hoinr. Ml Holly Elmmerman haa returned lo Kla math Kalla from a vlall with friend In Eugene, Cnrvalll. and Itnaehurg. HAIMMIW New Moon." at the Ttatnbow theatre, would b a picture of an uaual merit even without the de lightful alnglng of Ita co-atara, Ijiwrence Tlbliett and (irare Moore, who deliver the aong hlta of the original alage production aa they have never been aung be fore, telle a atory of love. Intrigue and adventure In colorful Turk eatan which never lata np on In lereat from Ita apectular opening on a plctureaiiue Kuaalnn eteamrr. to th exciting concluding ae quence In which an attack of Itlfle I quelled. VKUVAS Action, coupled with plenty ot comedy and romance I the key note of the new picture "Huah Money," atarrlng Joan Bennett nd Hurdle Albright, which oprna a three day engagement at the rellcan theatre today. The eu im porting caat Includea two wall known atari. Owen Moor aud Myrna Loy. KHOftT-lilVKIt The average dollar bill re main In circulation a little lea than two year. When It becomea Worn by handling It la returned to the U. 8. Treaaury Department where It I destroyed and a new bill la laaued lo take Ita place. France ha a railway on which car running at a apeed ot 60 mile an hour carry helicopter lo tntt Ih lifting power of their Tana. American Inveatmenta abroad tntnl 2a,uuu,uuu,uvu. RADIOS W Carry in Stock tha Moat Complete lino of . Bad lot in Town (illfllllnn, Clarion anil Apci Priced at Siiu.nu to tan .flu coniplul with the new Pen lode and Multl-Mu tube Hlatlc rediirer New Hupcr Hetrodyne Circuit Improe. el Dynnmlo Bpenkci' Knll Vlalnn Dlnl anil Aiilninnllr Volume Control nd you Biiiat aee tlicee beantltul cabinet lo approclnto llicin. CONVICMKNT Tlilt.MS Aak for a froe dcinonat ra tion. Drop In anil aus our New lUillo tlwla turna oil your radio automatically Wiring fixture nnl Sup pile Service Electric Co. 112ft No, dill. Phone 70 The city council will await a letter from Janice N. Mct'une, manager of the Oregon Inaurance Muting bureau, before making final daclalon on the city build ing coda or whether or not the one atory, frame and atucco build!:. g moved from Kaplanade to Mouth Fifth between Main and Klamath muat be moved or can be ft there, the council decided laat night afl'-r much argument. Hide on 4OU0 feet of two and one-halt Inch fire bona were opened and referred lo the coun cil aa a whole at Ilia meeting. Hidden were Pacirie (ioodrlca Hubbar company by Haldwln Hardware company; Pioneer Itubber Company by Andre F.qulpment Hervlra, Portland; Fabric Fir Hoea company flood- rear Tire and Hubbar eouipuny, tUcramento; Eureka Fir lime Manufacturing company; AnierP ran Itubber Manufacturing com. pany, Oakland; Pioneer Itubber Mllla br Lnrena company; Uuak ar t'lty Itubber company; and 8 8. Albright company. The bid! varieo. oa different brand and claaeea of hot and aamplea were submitted wltb aonie of the blda, which ranged from .4737 cent a foot to $1.10 a toot. Argument hlarta Argument over Ihe location of Dal and lloeklng a building alarted after all building permit! amounting lo IS. 740 were al lowed and ilulldlng Inspector Harry Dal lay wanted lo know If he ehould allow appllranta to atari work after making applica tion lo build or If he abouid await approval by the council, The council elated that If there wee no queatlon to allow work to be darted but If a queatlon aroae to sot allow It until ap proval by th council. Councilman Kd Vannlce re ported on MrCun and Wblte'a vlalt laying that If he nnder- itood McCune It la up to the council to move the building. Vannlce eald McCune and Wblt took a copy of the building code and will report by letter to the flty. f'ounrllmen Jame Drlacoll aud Andy Moor favored action at ouc lo move the building. Iloque Dale, one of the build ing ownen. aald Ibat McCune, told him that Ihe Increaae of centa a hundred on Inaurance on the Odd Fellow building waa a mlatak. ICtler to Decide Dalley declared that a letter ti expected from McCune Tuea day with an opinion on the build ing code and recommending ac tion. If the code I wrong change nereaaarv will be euggeated and larger I if not compiled with th bureau will make a new rating or the rltr. Dalley eald he wae told. Drlacoll ralard the queatlon ot whether or not Ihe building waa moved without permit and Dal replied that the police Judge who waa not preacnt at the meeting laat night gave ,permlMlon to move the building. Interpretation ot Ihe cod waa debated. Councilman J. D. Hag ley aald he believed the council ehould wall for McCune' letter. Drlacoll wanted action aa did Moore, but Vannlce and Van t amp and the Mayor agreed with Flagley lo wait for further opin ion from McCnne. Ordinance Rear An ordinance waa read tint and aecond time, which authori se the eale of 19.300 bond of the city for lmprovment Unit S7 and declaring aa emergency. Application by the city treas urer In purchaa 1 10,000 railroad refunding bonda with money from the bond alnklng fund waa re ferred to the finance committee. Rill of Ihe city attorney for tlt.ot for eipenaea on a trip to Portland wa allowed. Fred Reed wa given erml ilon In Inatill a barber ibop In th Midway hotel. Application for the Installa tion of a gasoline tank and pump on Nevada avenue waa allowed subject to the location on the property of tha owner ot the pump and tank. Mlarcllnncon Application for a grocery store at 2:110 Vine street wa allowed on petition algned by neighbors The matter of placing gravel In a hole on Michigan street wai referred to the etreet commis sioner. Councilman Van Tamp brought up a petition ot Will Humphrey (Continued From Page One) beginning to talk of two huge dame, on to cost l7,000,000, th other lo cost 1144,000,000. The dam would provide power and Irrlgatloa water for lb great Northwest. e e e trAHlll.NOTON I talking of a to carry truck and automobii traffic between th eaitern end th wrelera part ot th etat. In winter a well a In aummar and without th handicap ot eteep grade. Tha whole Pacific Coaat Is giv ing thought lo extension ot tne Pacific highway clear op lo Alaaka oa tb north end clear down to Central America on th oulh. IF! Fiat, you see, was wrong bout Ita rosy new era or rlaklesa stock gambling, when everybody would always win and nobody would rer lost, so It lands lo reason that It la wrong about It gloomy nsw era theory that America ha passed her great day of youth and la enter ing th sadder day ot old ag. Th trouble with the East le that It (till think! It 1 th whol country. It look at It burnsd finger and wall Ibal ALL AMEKICA I crippled and helpless. Out here on the Pacific Coast, wa know better. Flashes of Life Give Big Laughs r the Eat, we are bearing MNIY-TIIiS HEAR HUT RELIEF Ed X. Kendall, employ of th Governor' Belief Committee, spok Monday at th luncheon of th Tweuty-Thlrty club on the work being done by the com mittee and tha need for employ ment and relief work. Kendall said that 400 men, 0 per cent ot whom are married re registered for relief work by pessimistic talk to th effect jthe Governor' Committee at the that America le entering era that her pioneering days ar past, that ih I emerging from her strong, virile, ambltlou youth and enuring upon th calmer, lea courageous period of middle ag; that In th future h muat bs more like the older countrle nrMenl lime. Kendall told of the number ot esses of relief employment given nut and the need for that work. He related that Ih committee has opened a supply depot under Moe's store and that supplies ar being distributed from there to needy famlliea. Th committee m facing of Europe and les Ilk her great 'huge task In Its work of upply- lng aia IO prevent sciuai bu.- lf of th past. Such silly talk Is tor th East Most distinctly It ISN'T for us of the greet saw YOL'.NO West. Whatever the soured East, still watching Ita stock tlckera and figuring np Ita gambling losses, may think, w out her In lb Wat KNOW lht w Haven't passed our peak. Wa know that our great days are AHEAD ot us. and wa are preparing tor them, e e DlT don t pay too much atten Hob to the East and Us talk of Bew eras. 1t was the East, yon will remember, that wa talk ing another new era only three yean ago telling ns. during th big bull market In atock. that th old economic, laws of the past had been outgrown and that In th future prlcee would keep oa going np and np and np and NEVER go down because we were la a happy sew era In which such terlng- be said. L. B. Byke concert organist who will give a recital here to night, played several piano num ber. John Fowler was chair man of th luncheon which w held at th Hotel Wlllard. in Duvmq you save in usinq Fff BAKING Ii&y POWDER 40 YEAR 25 ounces for 25$ aJ a I .. . . VX r 1 1. . ...I I ibJ&L & A PK (My The Aeanrlaterl Preaa) ItKNO. Ner. The ibootlng wae very good at Mayor Kobert'a pri vate pond. Two gunner whom th mayor Invited to shoot Iher had 7S ducks and geese within half an hour. The mayor Is very angry. Th bg consisted ot soma of hi best live decoy. NEWARK, M. J Souvenir hunter ar under suspicion. A kit ot alrplan tools, a vacuum bottle, balcbet, wearing apparel and a quantity of canned looa haa been etolen from a locaer In th lrport. The article were towed there by Colonal Lind bergh when he and Mr. Llnd brgh arrived from their tonr of the Orient. . ANNAPOLIS. M 01dJll No More Neuritis In Arm, Neck, Left or Thighi ir nn want to gat rid of the agonising palna of neuritis, neu- I as tea awlt irm or iucuiii""""t just pply Tysmol to the. t'x'j part and aee how quickly all misery will cease. Tysmol la a powerfully pene trating absorbent, soothing and healing In Ita action, which goee In through the poree and quickly reachea the burning, aching nerves. Tbo .tubborn Pln In th bck of th neck, bout the ahoulder blde, face or head. In the forearm and flngera, or extending down the thigh to the toe Hps. will aooB disappear Cramping ot the muscles will stop and yoa will no longer be bothered with aoreneaa. swelling, tlffness, numbness or tender nes ot th Joints and ligament. Tysmol Is not an ordinary lini ment or salve, but a scientific new emollient that Is entirely different from anything you have ever used. Don't suffer any longer. Get a upply ot Tysmol .1 ana drug store. Alwaya on 'hand at R'.ar Drug Co. who became a benedict after years of bachelorhood, now has added reapon-tMlltlee, There are two kids In th strictest sens of Ihe word. Dill la Ui navy goat, slde-lln attraction at Ih fool ball games. WINNIPEO. Man. Annie Hlg- nstt, ot I,ancnahlra, alngland. wanted a Canadian huahand. Wil liam Palmeraton wsnted a wife but bad a low opinion ot Canadi an girls' culinary skill. Mr. and Mrs. Palmeraton were brought to gether through Mayor Ralph Webb, to whom Mlas Hlgnett ap pealed In her quest for a Canadi an spouse. NEW YORK Philip Platln loat considerable time reporting to po lice that two roguaa had made off with his truck load of turkeys and chickens. He aald he had to wall ntll a kind stranger conld bring him a pair of trousers. Th thieve took hi with them. Prof. Adolpb Knopf, chairman of th National Research Commit tee on the Age of the Earth, esti mate the minimum age of th oceans to be more than 100,000,- ooo years. Local 'Wranglert To Sing in Theater Th "Klamath Wrangler' who have appeared before a number of audience In Klamath Fall will sing at all shows at th IMn Tree theater next Hiindsy, llraiil lies announced today. Th qaartet, composed of (Irani Hess, Dewey Powell, Meilsnd Htroud and Jack Franey with Mlaa Dorta Jonea as accompanist, III hereafter be. known ae th Pine Tree (Juartet, Hess stated. Since the admission ot Mexlce ti countrfea are member of the league of Nations. 60t-M.20 Order Your Cream for Thanksgiving today aee. Be sure to have a plen tiful supply of coffee and whipping! cream on hand for the holiday, rich, pure whipped cream makes desserts taste better. direct or ask your for Giltcdce Cream RAYMOND DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. lall Phone 931 Today, Wednesday, Thursday with JOAN BENNETT UIBIMI A I D D Is LIT Owes Moore, Myrma Ley 1 woman' paat I V man's past la his wife' . . tome women tell their secret Some hide them This might hare been yon What would yon bare done? . . . . PLUS CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in "Love Tour Neighbor" Cartoon New I V. Aal W:i I Complete Show Starting 2:15 7:10 9:00 "Price to Fit Tour Purse" Bargain Matinee. 150 Evenings 100 Seat too Seat SSe tie Kiddle a Dime Anytime Coming Friday John Bole. Evelyn Lane "One Heavenly Night" Get ready for December let New Show Season Radiator hose doesn't wear out it rots out! Protect your radiator connections from HOT and Don't pour Into tout radiator Kvnethinff which at one hrxiiu to rust your angina lining, rot your hoar connection, and gaikrt. and cloga up tha an lira cool in g-ty tram. Inaiit on FLOZON, tha yar itAind coolinfr-tyttrm fluid, which pravrnta (rvaxing in tha coldcft waathar, and kcapt all metali it touchaa frra from rust, all airfacaa . fraa from rorroaton. Non-inflammabla. Odorltaa. Will navar ruin or in jura tha lacquer finiih ol your car. BOND ELECTRIC CORPORATION, JCRSEY CITY, N. J, OLY1MPIA GROCERY 1128 MAIN Tuesday and Wednesday Thanksgiving Specials Bay Highest Quality Groceries and Pay Less Coffee M.,,a:e..wH"U . .d w. lb. 35c 3 lbs. $1.00 OllltC? Loca,, Fresh Creamery Butter (Limit) per lb. Sugar C. H. in new sanitary packages, quick dis olvinir. lt pours : The Rustless Antl-Frcezc Buy BOND FLOZON from these dealers) Snnrlw Her. Kt .101 K. Mnlnj Jcnnlaon Her. HI., 8th ami I'lnci IVIIcnn Oni-Mtnp, IKa 8. Hlhl Modoc Her. HU, 1100 H. Hlxthi Vnllc,' Her. St., Merrill Catsup Snider's or Heinz large bottles 5 lbs. 29c each 20c Ctlivs Extra fnncy n,etiium ,nrsre cans each lgc Del Monte Golden Bantam or White.. per can lgc Peas t& String Beans Nice. Tender, Always the Best. Per Can lgc Strawberries, Raspberries. Pineapple, Apricots, Fruit Salad, Grapefruit, Teaches, Tears, Plums. Del Monte small cans .... 3 for 25c sjrm The finest quality imported new crop, just ar Jjjff.il.BiGS rived, per pound per lb. 10c Cranberries Nice fresh, the best .. 2 lb. 25c Cranberries Sauce Dode or S. & W Large Can 29c Med. size 15c Heinx Tomato Juice cans 25c FiffS In fancy ce,phane rekKe' white r b,ack 10c & 25c Anchor Flour 49 pounds 95c The H. W. Poole Theatres THE PINE TREE .aar Ns. The Picture that's driving the country's blues away We are proud to be able to preeent thla picture, and we fo oa record aa icWIng It oar highest endorsement. We he Ueve It 1 one ot the best pic- with MAY ROBSOJf France Dade, Jnraca Hall. l,awrence CI ray .Kdninnd Brccee are we hare had In many weeks. We guarantee that you will Ret your money' worth out ot thi picture H.W.Poole Now Flaying THE RAINBOW Now Flaying Th two moat marreloua Tolce oa the ecreea LAWREINCE TIBBETT and GRACE MOORE In "New Moon" To hear Tlbhett sing "Irer, Come Back to Me" I wort?! th price ot arimlsaloB