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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1931)
December 10, 1031 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON VAGE SETTN Save Dollars By Reading The Herald And News Classified 21 Wanted Mlecallanooua WANTED IN TftADIO FOR APPLE WANTICD Olio lo 1000 esik of putaloee. No. l'l and No. I's; would prefer 60 pouud Willi, lu trade fur Mmlfurd Newtown applee ami Delicious apples. Phoue, wrlle or de llvar 10 Madfnrd. Ore. When you deliver potatoes at Medford a must have eer tlllrala showing potato up ephnna 1105 Meittnrd, Ore. 22 Livestock and Faed WANTED Horses, rattle, elieep, daad or alive. I'hone ism. I0H WANTED To buy or will irada (or aged boars, anr kind. La laad Otey, IJ4 MerkeL Phnna tot. " TRADE FOR GRAIN St weened Elti. Jim KiBMlla, bos ll, Uorrla. ' FOH BALK Haled alfalfa bar. Waal side Tula lake, B. T. Thack.r. Marrlll. Ora. 4414 23 Financial ((( , y s Yuletidp Money , y NO PAYMKNT-t 1NTIL NKXT YKAH Secured and t'naecured Loan Made lo Employed Mao and Women STATIC LOAN CO. 101 Ora. Hank Midi. I.tcenaed by Hlale 24 Buainea Opportunities FOH BALE Hit bundlM of old sewapapers, I re and S&c. Newa and Herald offlc. 4ll A-B-C of Specialized Business and Professional Service BOARD ALLEN'S HOME COOKED MEALS Breakfaat, It: Lunch, lie: Olnaar, tOc... Special Cblckaa Dlnoar on Sundaye, 4 to T, 76c. 411 Plna, Pbona 1647. MRU. LONG'S HOME COOKKI) MEALS Board 17.00 a wank thraa meals, llreekfaet, luo :baon, ll-li dinner. 4:10 to 1:00. Short order. 401 S. Seventh SL Tbono I17J-J. BOOKBINDING BOOKBIXD1NO All klnda of saw and reblnd (nit. Bibles. National Geo grapblca. Law book and Sheet Mualo. Special looaa leal aystoms. And apaclal ruled forma. Call W. A. Warn (ley. Bookbinder at imltb-Batee Pt(. Co. CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Paul C. Long Chiropractor and Nerre Bpaclallat lit South Serenth Straat Pbona 1440 CHIROPODISTS Dr. StockweH toi Stawart-Ura Bide. Til Main. Pbona ttl-W. Limp In Walk Out. DENTISTS OR. ERNEST H. HALL B tccaaaor to Dr. B. O. Wliacarrar ' 105 Oregon Bank Bldf. Pbona 141 PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTISTS DR. D. D. HAVEN8, Mgr. Eranlnga by Appointment Entrance Mara Hotel, corner Eleventh and Mala Sta. ' Klamath Falls, Ore. DRESSMAKING BESS MBRANDA Dreaimaklng Coat rellnlne. Alteration. 106 Stewart-Drew IUdx. Pbona 1496J. Til Main ELECTRICAL SERVICE Electrical Hepelre ot all klnda. Wiring. Fixture. Supplies and Rndloa. Dapendahle Service at a Reaaonabla Price. Service Electric Co, 111 N. Eighth Pbona Tl 23 Financial Aunt Lanns- REFINANCING rioaaea rour aar tbrouih pluty Moora and pay lsl , charges onlr tor aacb day our service la uaad. Quldk lit Main SI pbona 1144 l.lcanaed hr atala. No M104 Tule Lake Post To Give Dance on New Year's Night Tula Laka I'uat No. 144 of Iba American Legion decided at Ita maalliif Tuesday night lo give lla rund annual Nw Yaar'a Msaquerad dance at lha com mutiny halt at Merrill. Lea Halllug' orcbaatra will play fr tlio danca, tha Legion announce and an enjoyable eve ning la auurod. About 150(1 parauna attended tba danca laat Naw Yaar'a. New Year's Eve Party Planned LA Ml KM. VALLEY A meet ing araa held at Ilia Community hall laat Monday evening to maka plana for a New Year Watrh party which will ba given at tba hall for valley residents and Ihalr families. Tha athletic club, lha Ladle Oulld, Langell Valley grange, Women'a club and tha Community club bara each been requeeted to put oa ll-mlnule program. GARAGES ' Klamath Garage moved to 820 Klamath Ave. HATTER TUB MOROA.N HAT SHOP Look at your bat ararybody alaa doea. And bring your hata lo a Ilattar. Bay Early, Prop. IIS Klamath Are. Pbona lttO HOSPITALS "KLAMATH 8 EMEHUCNCT HOSPITAL" THE VALLEY HOSPITAL Cor. Fourth and Pine Sta. OPTOMETRISTS DR. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST Eyaa Eiamtned. Olaaaea Mttad No Drop Daad Pbona ttl. T0I Mala 8L RADIOS LONG'S RADIO SHOP Rapalrlna, building, Inatalllni. any make radio, by tortory and lalwrntnry trained aervlce men. Tuhca, parta,' ate. Ph. 1464-M 1011 Donald SL RADIO SERVICE and repair. All makea. Nalaoa and Toiler, with LLNK RIVER ELECTRIC 111 Klamath Are. Pbona 1T1 HULBERT'S RADIO SERVICE Tor Better Reception' Equlppod and exporlonoed to aervlce or repair your radio. Pbona 719-M. 104$ Owena SL TAILORS ORRES & WARD Tailor Better Clothe (or Lea Money Elk Hotel Bide. Phone 17ST HIT Mala UPHOLSTERING Uphnlaterlng and Repairing of Furniture. Reaaonabla Price. THURMAN I Formerly with Klamath furniture Co.) til Commercial. Phone I0T1 WATCHJEWELRY Watch and Jewelry Repairing Paul Welts, formerly ot Welsa Jaeksoa . now moved to 721 Plum 8L Our Work Guaranteed Klamath Empire News CIIII.OQI'IN, Ore. Plans (or snothar novel iprlmetit In rail road paaaenarr bulnaa bsaed on mudnra merrhanilUIng meth od! Involvlna bulk aalM, have leen anaounead by the Southern I'ariflc company offlie. The lataet Innovation will take Inn form of a pre-Clirlatmaa of fering of transportation with round-trips provided at the coat of Hie U4unl one-way litrua. It was revealed here by K. II. Had Ike, akvnt for the company. Effective from Decenilier 4 to IS over the railroad's llnea from Kan r'ram-laro to Ogden and from Portland to Kl 1'aao. the apeclal ascuralon fares have been auth orised between all polnta where the one-way coat la 111 or lees, ercordlnc to the announcement. A return limit ot 10 days to specified. The pre-holldsy seaaon bar gains In train trips have been arramed as a direct reault of the eurceaa of the company's eiperl menta with ao-ralled "dollarday" eicunlona, originated by South ern 1'acllle laat aprlna. Aa a apeclal feature of tha forthcoming eicuralona, Itadlke announced that atopovers would he premltted at all point within tha travel limit. Sale to Be Held By Ladies Saturday CHILOOTI.V. Ore.-The I lea- Aid of the M. D. church will hold a cooked food sale at the CI en ter grocery on Saturday after noon. December It, at which lima fancy work, aprons and candy will ba sold. BRINGING UP FATHER rYt-THfli MR.JICGS- KIO' MRS- LARCENY COJt OUT SHOPPING 5HE DtONT 5ft- VHEJ a HE WOOLO RETURN- HOW ARE VOO ? WASH TUBBS r, By Crane. AA$M AND MIS NEW FRtENO Qe 6A6lNA ( .J . O lkM "N. O", JES UKES To BUST A f " -J UX I MUST Of MISSED HIM LaJqiMCTiN ABOUT THE tjREEN-HAHPUB "l JYv wfOT VJINDEWS. AM UESIDES. V g ft 60N6. OH, WEOLl MAN66 STafcTTO WASH FOOMR, WWEM RIP APPAR- Y if TU UECltf'i TrtERE WtVS "feOeeHOOKuT I X t KtL OX MAP ANT BR& RACK FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blower CI ( x ooenr wceo x trr doubt that- ' sav! cvERVBooro bs JJf vss.swr mtaw fco f oh.wsyu. PfTAU. f0 iw,ii.tutu. K Irl6B0y TO Pop. J BUT WWAT POZ2LES , W EAM OTM6BS VW.V AM' 6CT TVlB PWSWI4.J I RI6T4T-EASH FSUA X 1 ft W unu 4 ' BSJV BOrS J J IHT& ARSUWSKnS W688e. AM fl FTT VWfiN AU. 6T 1 A9MT taXr A CLUB tr ll HAV6 DECIDED Ilh86 ,. ) ZJZ. J 6 VeWOLO 66T JS FWtSMEO-- ( ooes S OOaVTA Tl g- VNAlTIelS M o-ua Mot.. xi wouse I T?Js?Zj7y v.sach fJR I vjatt avt ecai' ) I I L--- gLacu B-v THAU iOU JlU ST? V HA9 MS OeW I CJv K- . VTl Til ' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Martin CMff ' fy Or" f) ' r C,V ' R OH' Wi.O,elBit 6ti, V4M ,Tt4 A0O.l t-l VMtV NOT OW HOW, ,TOC tOOVM'. VJTAX Vvf 'IIVv v'' y l! Tv. aMm x tcao CXJwV yviow vmxM asovrr tvsr a T Wst To fcfcT -joms- CwcvitM VVVtli I Yi TmWM. J "SOU BOT.lVl TByUie, TO SAV, OO VoO OM TH TUKT. Vr.y,t6, ys't',n A 'i- I" :7 Cre Tt' J? TWJH OS wOMTCWW To a.T TvMWI weSa" VwfS f VOO CCVCI4 f W TW OW A OOeV TrSV ? VarxVA'rl blf - MMrVWlff SJOOT VOO. CMXJTMA VOVi VOMTA(i -Ve.TVj Vt r fi 'MWWw W 1 x-i r r J r lWi Tfe 0 The sale will start promptly i tt 1 o'clock and this will give local ladles an opportunity to gel soma fine Christmas pres ents, v Alturas Loses To Lake Quintet LAKEVIEW, Or. Tb Lake vlew big school basketball team dofeated Alturas hlgb at Alturas last Saturday night by the acora ol II to II. It was til flret gam of tha teasoo (or both teams. Coach Elliott of the Modocs tried to wear down the Lakevlew team by running In three full lea ma agalnat them. The strategy did not work becauae the fre quent eunetltuiline spoiled the teamwork of the Alturas tesm while the teamwork at the Lake view plarera Improved aa tua gam progreaaed. Te lakevlew blgh teem will Invade Klamath Falte In the near future. Klamati blgb noeed out tha locals by a 1 point marxln the laat tlma tb two teama played. LAKEVIEW. Ore.-The Lake County chamber of commerce baa furnished tha advertlalng de partment of thi Standard Oil company with a map of Lake county which ahowa all the scenic attractions In ths county. This map will b. used by tba oil company la preparing Ita tour iat maps of Oregon (or lilt. Soma of Ibe Iblnga which will be dealgnated are: tb hit heat point on the aula highway syatem; the two slat parks. Chandler and Hooth; lha antelope refuge; fort Hock, tb lea caves, and Fort Warner. Toboggan Track Built at Summit CASCADE SUMMIT, Ora. CHANCE TO Grr TMAT CORrJED BEET Asr4 CABBAGE OUT OF ME ROOM trbl ltrV r JJZ I DECIDED NOTTO VftSj V f Brrt 7 Tl yf ' "V " j"jW& J I With 10 Incbea of snow on tb ground. Cascade Summit resi dents are enjoying winter a port a. 1. Tomltnaon, Ac Cadla and the Porter boys mada a quarter-mile ski and toboggan track. All agree that Ace Cadla holds the championship (or akling. CHILOQCIN, Ore. Cblloqnln hlgb school students have a wide reputation In Inter-acbool activi ties that places them among lha leading sjltoola of tha atate In achievements, but Judging from s report submitted by SupL K. K. F.vsns, the local students have further honora to their rredIL Ten atudent in school have a record (or scholastic achieve ment, having mada outstanding grade during tha past eeveral weeks alnee acbool started. The following Hat abowt tba students divided Into claaaea and tbelr gradee: Hoaor Roll Freahmen: Frances Coons, 9 25; Jeana Burton, II. 7t; lilllla Leach, 10.71; Billy Watt, 00.15. Sophomores: Lorraine .arson, 17.15; Dorrla Williams, 11.71. Joniora: Margarita Copefand, IS. 76; Alma Hall, 12.10; Victor Slsaon. 10.71. Seniors: Dorothy Shoudy, tl.10; Lorraine Larson, 17.26; Dorotbr Sboudy, 11.10. To win an honor card a stu dent must have an average of 0 per cent and no subject below IS per cent. Grand honors go to those stu dents who have atralght onea In their grades, that Is. all grades are above 14 per cent. 6 COLLf. ft BEEN) IN MY DREEH DKAVtef FEHTWO DAVS-rM LUCKY TO ft DKAVrt-Ft. FER.TWO 1 I owor r i i rtiw-1 14 1 INfcONVIENtiNs, I C1TITNOV-J-,,,' I zaq ni 1 I IHT-g) I I II 3 I r II Trti---. I SI t e. 'STY'S- I 13 Install Plant For Icing Cars BIEBER (Laaaea Co.) Unloa lea company of San Francisco Is apendlng 110,000 on tha Installa tion of (acllltlea (or Icing West ern Pacific and Oreat Northern railroad cars at Bieber terminal. Tha plant will ba ready lor serv ice neit month and A. Canepl who will ba la charge of Ita op eration, baa already arrived at Bieber from Reno. E. 8. Shaw, to company superintendent of construction here, bss about SO men employed la building a SOO-ton atorage boaea, 40 by 10 (eet, machine room, five-car Icing dock and a reeldenca (or tha operator. 1. C. Rear, construction engineer, and W. W. Williamson, engineer and constructor, for lha Union lea company, hare been In Bieber In apectlng progreea of tha work. Ica will ba brought to tha storehouse over the Western Pa cific (rom Reno, according to preaent plana. The plant will have capacity to handle hundred of ton dally If traffic demands It. Heavy ihlpmenta by rail thru Bieber of California (reeb (rulta and vegetablea destined (or north ern markets and of other perlah ablas promise lo eaose much Ica to slide off the dock Into refri gerator cars In HIS. Church Bazaar Is Well Attended LANOELL VALLEY The ba zaar given at St. Baraabaa church last Saturday evening waa well attended. A number of valley realdenta and several (rom Klam ath Falls and Bonanza were prea ent at the chicken pi supper erved by lb ladle. Beside tha fancy work booth and tb qnllta there were candy, pop corn and fish ponds arranged by tbe older girls rlaaa. A short skit, "Chriatmaa Gifts," present ed by tba Young People 'a Fellow ship, (urnlshed msny laughs. i' '1 1 1 f COODNE6'. ) -iUfTEFUN' CATS'. J 1 1 f MR-JICW.ARE 1 THIS l IjjJ III BACK SO SE'COMlN,llO. TOO SORE rt- NOT I I I A NICE I t! 03 : fl trr& hlIZi:n 'V A -W, Amusements Plna Tre Now playing, "Blond Crasy. pellran Now playing, "Too Msny Cooks." Rainbow Now playing, "Sklp y " Vog Now playing, "Rang Law" and "Swan Hirer." PIKE TRFfJ 1 V- r Juan Uloiwb II Mayba yon think of Jim Cag ney aa a gangater pure and sim ple became his performance In "The public Enemy" was so forceful and nntorgettable. Do yoa remember his bit In "Ths Millionaire" with Arllaa, when ba mada tha Insurance agent so amualng and vital? Hsva yoa forgotten tba sympathetic rail roader la "Other Men's Women," or tb craven lad In "Sinners' Holiday," who pleads with Ma Delano not to leave blm when ba la on tha spot. All these were Jim Cagney, and bla char acter In "Blonde . Crasy," tha production wblcb Is now at tha Plna Tre la altogether another Jim Cagney. PELICAX Recounting In a thrilling man ner tbe allied (Ight agalnat tha aubmarlna menace, and combin ing this with a anlqua romance between an American nava'- com mander and a Gcmaa secret aervlce agent, "Tha Seas Be neath," opena at tba Pelican theater tomorrow. Today will b tb last show ings of Bert Wheeler, Rosco Atea and Dorothy La la to comedy production, "Too Many Cooks." IIAIMIOW "Tba Kids kid brother la a picture thai packs a til;rr wal lop than "Ths Kid!" That's whst yon csn ssy of "Sklppy," with no reservations. It's at tb Rainbow sow. VOX Double program. "Range Law" with Ken Manyard, and "Swenea River." with Thelma Todd. A plrtura that kept the audi ence oa the edge of their seats came to tha Vog theater y eater day with the arrival of tha TIN (any Production!' western thril ler, "Range Law," atarrlng Kea Maynard and bla wonder horse, Tsrtsn. Hawkes Guest at Legion Luncheon ALTURAS (Modoa Co.) CapU Frsnk M. llswkes, famous avia tor, waa entertained at luncheon here Saturday by raambera o( the Clifford Harter Post of tha American I -eg Ion. Hawkea. trav elling In a Texaco Travelller, was enroute to Salt Laka City. Ha mada tha trip (rom Treka to this place In a scent thirty minute. Hawkes, flying solely by Instruments mada no com ment whatever on winter air con ditions la lb mountain country. Hobo Party Is Given at Lodge CASCADE SUMMIT, Ora. A hobo party waa given at Summit lodge by Mr. and Mrs. A. Wll cozen. A prize waa given to the person wearing tb moot ragged and dirty clothes, which R. Tempi won. J, Shew re ceived men's blgh score at cards, and Mrs. A. Rummel, ladles' first prise. A mulligan stew was served In tha valng. The Klamath Falls Labor Council la aponsorlng - (re dance and basket social at tha Labor (ample. Ninth and Wal nut, Thursday evening. All are Invited. By George McManut