December 81, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
WATCH PARTIES
AND DANCES TO
WELCOME 1932
Klamalh Valla will welcome
tha new year, 11)11, with seversi
aorlal functions end numerous
religious "watch nlghl" obserr
auoea tonight. Mmiy prlrate
partlra will be bald 10 watch the
old year out and Ihe new year
In
Among Iba aorlal avanla will
ba Iba annual Naw Yaar'a ava
ball at Reams. Oolf and Country
club, to which members and
( hair frleuTIa art Invited. WlUon
Wiley, president; Itlrhard Wr.
tharly and Henry Heritor, Jr.,
ara on lha dance committee and
promise something unusual In
lha way of darorailona and fee
luree. Klabnrala plana ara balm
mada for tha New Yaar'a ara
frolic at th Kike temple. Rpe
clal decoretlone ara balm used
and all kinds nf noise-makers
for tba fuaala hare been ordered.
AH Rika who wl.h to laka tbalr
friends may ohtaln Invitations
from Bacratary F. I). McMillan,
Many nance
Tba Tula Laka American I.e
gtog poll la ei'onaorlng Ita ee
ond annual Naw Yaar'a ava
Biaaqua ball December 81. A
targe number nf Klamath Falls
paopla ara planning to attand.
Veterans nf Foreign Wars. 111
bold a dance at lha ' Kxttlblt
building. A record crowd If ex
pected. Members and friends of Iba
Mathndlat Episcopal church will
attand a church gathering In Iba
aorlal ball Tburaday evening be
ginning at 10 o'clock and laatlng
until altar midnight. Thara will
ba a abort program, games, light
rafraahmente and a devotional
eerrlre at midnight.
(liurrh Herrlree
Tbrlatlan and I'reabylerlan
Cbrlatlan KnnVaror groups will
mat at lha I'reabylerlan church
for a watch night aarrlra. A
bort program baa been arranged.
Similar ohaerranree will ba
aid at tha Klamath Temple, ba
Inning at p. m. Hpaclul choir
land orchestra number, will ba
included on lha program. Carl
Klundereon of Nan Kranrleco will
Iglre a brief lam.
I At tha Community Congrega-
llonal church ball Ihoee who took
part la tha I'hrlaimaa pageant.
"At Iba Door of tha Inn." will
bather to welcome the new year.
A muring picture of lha pageant
.will ba taken at thla time.
i A watch prayer meeting, pre
ceded by baptlamal aerrlca and
a program of muale and rerita
II loin, will ba held at Ihe Klret
llapllal church, according to lha
paator, Iter. Leonard H. bima
f.otreebmenta will be aerved. Tne
program will commence at I
m.
f Immanuel llaptlat young peo
!e will meet at the home of
'Creydoa llroylee at Hhady rine
for a aorlal arenlng.
FILED WEDNESDAY
Three minor complalnle were
lied In tha circuit court Wed
leaday. K. M. Irvine filed a
lharge agalnat Frank Crk and
Annie Crk, l'eler Hchek and An.
ha Heheb, . M. Tine. Mary M.
Diarla, at al, to unlet tha title to
(certain properly deacrlbad In the
complaint to wblcb tba defend-
'ante claim adrerae right.
Another complaint waa tiled
tha matter of tha claim ot
rbn M. McLeod before the atata
duatrlal accident commission
Jalnat tba accident commlsalon
fejr tha recovery of 12400 which
McLeod clalma la due him aa tna
result of tha permanent loan of
))ia ngnt arm ana snomuer. sus
tained In an accident. McLeod
viae employed by Klamath
jrVmies, Inc., at tha time ot tba
ajcjcldent.
(George W. McCollura of the
walla Lumber company aaka for
lle recovery of .', plua i!iu
f rnay'a feea, alleged one on
nlaaory note from ("harlea II
non.
others Arrested-
On Burglary Charge
fioran Rhoadi, 16. and hla
v-it her. Konneth 14, fnce
.h.argee ot burglary In a dwelling
a reault of their arreat by
eitrl police otflcera Wednesday
Xia youtha ware arreated after
heybad allegedly broken Into
tha lV'me of T- Maaney at
raat lMnln and Orchard, and
taken P watch and tun.
How Flames Wrecked Liner Before It Went to Sea
,'..-?m.ji .4efc.iw.-ie-aiiMiiai, - . ' "y aiai - -
l.ilng on lie aide wlille flaniee anil aiiinke atlll iHiuml from Ita deck, the tl,WH).MMi liner MeaorU
la plriuml almre aa It waa destroyed by fire at Ha dork at New port .Newa, Va. I'nder cwnatraHloai
for tlie I nllcl Mall tiloainahlu t'omnany, the teaael waa nearly roiiiuYttl. .No4 the keel, at right,
roniiilrtely above the eurfare aflee the alilp had luted sorter Ihe weight of tlmuaanila ot toaa of water
which were pouml Into Ilia alructura by lira luga and doaene of engine companlee.
Klamath Empire News
The Dellea-Callftirnla highway,
Hanaford Wllllama, who re
cently underwent an operation In
tha Klamath Valley boapltal In
Klamath r'alln, baa returned to
bla home at fort Klamath and la
recovering eatlafactorlly from hla
recent lllneee.
Tba danca iponiorad by Iba
Crater Lake 8kl club Saturday
night at the Community club waa
well attended. Muelc waa fur
nlahed by tba Crater Lake Jait
I'lratee.
ALGOMA NEWS
Fort Klamath
KOHT KLAMATH, Ore. Fort
Klamath waa rlaltad Saturday
by a drlrlng anowatorm. uahered
la by high wlnda, and It anowed
ateadlly throughout Sunday.
At preaent there la over lt
Inchee ot anow In town, while
ranchera ara anowed In and un
able to nae can on tha road.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Denton mada
a trip to town Sunday by team,
and atatid that tha roada ara
Impaaaahle by motor.
Already there la twice aa much
anow thla winter aa la at year,
which la a rauae for rejoicing to
local ranchera who auffered from
lack of molatura laat eummer.
Langell Valley
LANOELL VALLEY, Ore.
Mr. and Mra. Curtla Mulkey and
daughter, Itutb. were Lakerlew
rlaltora laat Thoraday. Tbalr
daughter, Mlaa Lola Mulkey, re
turned with them to epend tha
Chrlatmaa bolldaya. Mlaa Mul
key la taking a poetgraduate
courae at tha Lakerlew high
et'hnol.
Johnny Tnrnage apent tba
Chrlatmaa vacation rlaltlng rela
tive. In Chlro, Calif.
Mlaa Mildred Orohl of Klam
ath Kella la apendlna the Chrlat
maa vacation with bar parenta.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Oroha. Mlaa
Oroha la a aludant at tha Klam
ath Union high echooL
Mra. Lather Dunn and aon are
apendlng a tew daya rlaltlng
with Mra. Dunna parenta. Mr.
and Mra. Hradahaw, ot Malln.
Mr. and Mra. Amoa Powera
and aon, Ralph, and Mr, and
Mra. Karl Ithlnehart were gueata
of Mr. and Mra. Don Powera and
family on Chrlatmaa day.
Chat and Rarneat Chandler
pent tba Chrlatmaa bolldaya
II h relative at l.o Angelea.
Mr. and Mra. Luther llurni
and family had aa rhelr gueata
on Chrlatmaa day, Mr. and Mra.
drover Mulkay.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Bogga of
Ijingrll Valley and Mr. and Mra.
John Horn and family wera din'
ner gueata on Chrlatmaa day at
the 1). tl. Morn borne In Bonanta
A neighborhood dance waa
held at tha Harlln Prough home
oa Chrlatmaa evening.
Mlaa Dorothy Dobler and Bill
Keller ara apendlng the Chrlat
maa vacation with Mr. and Mra
(lua Keller. Both ara atudanta
at tha Klamath Kalla high achool.
Mr. and Mra C. B. Drown
and family wera rliltora at the
Krank Nlrhola home near Bonan
a, Chrlatmaa day.
Art llnraely waa a vlaltor at
the Rob Thew home, chrlatmaa
day.
Mr. and Mra. Joe Homely and
family wera rlaltora- at he Ar
thur Oarrelt home laat Thura
day. Mr. and Mra. Iran Welch and
aim. Leltor, of lllldebrand, and
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Merchant
and family were rlaltora at the
William Pbllllpa home on Chrlat
maa day.
Mr. and Mra. "ranch and chil
dren from Lakerlew, vlaltcd the
Joe Homely family and llnrlln
Prough family for a few tlayg
over the Chrlatmaa racntlon.
Ray Merchant waa a bualneaa
rlaitor at the (irnrge KUiott
ranch near Malln tha flrat ot
the week.
Hurt Rrown and Bud Brown
were riding for cattla last week
on Tulo lake.
FORT KLAMATH, Ore. Mr.
and Mra. T. R. Nlrholaon and
children and Stewart Nlrholaon
apent tha bolldaya In Medford
with relatlrea
Wynn Brewer arrived home
Wedneeday to rlalt hla parenta.
January I, Fort Klamath
grange will hold Ita regular bua
lneaa meeting when the ataft ot
recently elected olflrere will be
Inatalled.
Mr. and Mra K. M. Rrattaln
and aon. Hobble, left Wedneaday
for Lakerlew where they will
epend the holiday week with
relatlrea. Oarer Hunch will Pare
charge of the poatoftlce during
Ihe abaenre ot Mra. Ilratlaln,
who la local poetmletreea.
Chrlatmaa day paaaed quietly
In Fort Klamath, with rarloua
family gatherings held. Mr. and
Mra. George Denton war gueata
at tha home ot .Mr. and Mra
Frank Denton, Chrlatmaa day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wimer bad
aa their dinner gueata, Mr. and
Mra K. B. Honnett and children.
Mra. Kelda Corbln, Mra. Mlna J.
Wlmar, Mr. and Mra. Harvey
Copetand. and Mr. and Mra L.
M. Straeter.
Mra. Nellie Herrlck la pa
tient at tha Klamath Valley boa
pltal where eha will undergo a
major operation. Mra. Herrlck
became auddenly III Chrlatmaa
eve. and waa ruahed to tha boa
pltal for medical attention. Mra
Herrlck la tba mother of Mra.
Ruth Wllllama. Mra Pearl Ed
warda and William Herrlck, of
Kort Klamath, and baa been em
ployed for aome time at the
ALGOMA, Ore.-Tbe Windsors.
Youngg and Jackaona apent
Chrlflmag with relatlrea at Ban
don. Tba Hoffman and Bowell fami
lies spent tha bolldaya with Mra.
lloffman'a and Mr. Howell's par
ents at Medford, and their sla
ter, at Klrby.
Albert Ladlner and family and
Mrs. Idlner's parenta, Mr. and
Mra. Morris, are enjoying tba
vacation In Portland.
Mr. and Mra. I'hrman and
daughter, Henrietta Maatera, and
children, apent Chrlatmaa day
with a daughter, Mra Darlaon,
near Klamath Falls.
Jim Andrews left to apend tha
bolldaya with hla parenta at
Eugene.
Tha Barretts, Englanda and
George Horn apent Chrlatmaa
day at tha Conroy home. Mr.
and Mrs. Herb England remained
antll Sunday,
Wallace Henry apent Chrlat
maa with bla family near Spo
kane.
Lewis Pinion recelred badly
cot thumb while cnttlng wood
laat week. He la Improving but
la forced to carry hla hand In
aline.
BONANZA
BONANZA, Ore. Elmer Tar
rlngtoa of tha Monopole atora
spent tba holidays with hla
mother, Mra Parker, of Klamath
Falla
Jamee Lnebka, wife and aon
are apendlng the bolldaya with
Mra Lnebke'a parenta, Mr. and
Mra. Michael Ruerk. Mr. Lnabke
waa formerlv nrtnrlnel of the
Hand Creek aerrlca atatloa onj Bonanta high achool and la now to apend tha bolldaya with their mittee of grange membera
He's Been Asleep Since Oct. 19
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Asleep aince October IP, Joe rligg.ns, eight-year-old Mempnts,
Tenn., boy, la now on tha third month of coma, Mlsa Blrdla Sue
Tldwell, II, abown beside him above, has been pravlng at hla bed'
aide dally for tbo boy a recorery. Joe seems to rally at times, bat
Is atlll asleep deaplta tha tact that bla eyea ara open for hoars
at time.
principal at Moro, Ore,
Olenn Burk, of Coqullle. la
risking hla mother, Mra Birdie
Burk, orer tba holidays.
Mra. Nellie Calarnean of Se
attle baa been the guest of Mra
Birdie Burk for several daya
Mr. and Mra George Adama
and daughter apent Chrlatmaa at
Central Point with relatlrea
Mlaa Mary Scott, a atudent at
Aehland Normal, la apendlng the
racatlon with bar parenta, Mr.
and Mra Ed Scott.
Mr. and Mra. Cecil Conley and
children left laat week for a hol
iday rlalt In the Rogue Rlrer ral
ley. Harry Lytlo and Mlaa Grace
Lytle, who la teaching near
Klamath Falla, apent Chrlatmaa
la Aabland with Mr. and Mra
Robert Lytle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley
ara bare from Weatwood. Calif.
children who ara In achool bare.
Mra Ed Gowan and little
daughter are apendlng the holi
day aeaaon In San Fraaclaco and
other Califoraia pointa rlaltlng
with relatlrea
Parties Held By
Grange Committee
FORT KLAMATH, Ore. Tneo-
day evening, the third card party
ot a serlea of four glrea by the
finance committee of the Fort
Klamath grange waa held la the
dubhouaa
Fonr teblee of progresstre fire
hundred wera la play, witn high
scores going to Robert Corden
and Mlaa Dor la Noah: aeeond
high waa awarded to Badd Vlgae
and Mlaa Frances Smith. Re
freahmenta wera aerved at the
close of the erenlng by a com-
VIE FOR LAURELS
Old time fiddlers playing real
old time muale la the ronteet,
sponsored by the llerald-Newa
and the Pelican theatre, tor tha
championship of Klaineth county
hare been delighting packed
houses at the 1'allcan theatre
during tha peat two daya and
will bring to a cloaa ihe pre
liminaries with their appearances
tonight.
Aa haa been prerloualy an
nounced the flrat three nlghta ot
lha eonteat are to eelect three
flddlera for tha finale Friday,
rlatarday and Sunday. Tha
seren Judges, John Erllng. Harry
Oenrga, Marvin L. Shepherd,
l.lllle E. Darby, Captain Lee
Aekerman, Mra. A. J. Voya and
Rob Henry admit that lo data
they are almost stumped to
cbooaa wlnnera but believe that
tonight's playing will put them
In the proper frame of mind to
make their final selections.
Among the old time flddlera
In the contest are C. W. Thur
man. Nets Erlckson, 1. D. Pear
eon, F. E. Pellett, Alice Hamil
ton, Charlea H. (Dad) Cook, F.
M. Felt, A. L. Owlngs, F. W.
Moore, Norman Cage, Charlea
Cray, Allen Stanable, who, by
the way, playa the fiddle with
one arm, and Lea Frye.
With Harry George acting aa
master of ceremoniee the con
test haa been moving along at a
rapid gate and patrona ot the
Pelican hare been hearing aome
of the beat old time muale arer
offered In Klamath Falla Peo
ple who have not beard the
haunting melodtea of old times
ara urged to do so today and
attend the finale of the conteat,
Friday, Saturday and banday
during the ahowlng ot Will
Rogers In "Young aa You Feel."
Flnallata In tha contest will
be announced tomorrow.
LONDON Women In England
are going In for aviation in a
big way. Latest figures from
the Air Ministry show that Big
per cent ot all the licensed air
craft pilots In Great frltaln ara
women.
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
"too BiC O- HOW DO I
KNOW VHOSE&OOK
IT WA? I LENT IT TO
MR- BOeJO AkIO
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WANT TO UtAR
ABOUT
ru. CAU-ON rVfe-eoND
an' err that Book ewat-
1932 Model Girl To Be Bit
Ihunkier, No Streamlines
He SIli.NKV Tl. Will
United Prraa Hlnff Orroinlent
NJCW YORK, Doc. 11, iA't
Tha llll model girl, out net
month, will he a little chunkier
than her 19.11 alitor a little leas
gtrenmllned. with fuller ctirres.
Blonde. Weight, 118 pounds.
Hnlght, fire frot and alg Inrhea.
The spoclfllnllons are by Klo
Eelgfeld, dictator of the foiling
and designer (if faahlona In font
Inlno form,
It la ritther (difficult to got a
moment with Mogfeltl these daya
He Is Inspecting the raw material,
In lota ot lOO Jally, for his 1931
rente. I
But after wilting norronaly,
t the only imlo In a flower
garden of platfum blonde, for
ill mlntitna ot so, ono pusses
ot door marked
this gnte," and
nater ahowman'a
llko tha sales
Jitomobllo manu-
through tlio wl
"you enn't era
gleps Into tha
office.
Zlegfold tnlH
t.nneer for an
fnctnrer. In slTt. J"rky sent
ences, each Ohio carrying a
"Tea, a little hoarier this year.
Tha stream lines are out. Rho'll
bo a blonde, not became people
prerer blondes. They don't. Hut
bernuse there ara mora blondes
than brunettes trying to go on
the stage. There's a bigger sup
ply of blondes.
"Morals ot 1932?" he asked.
"Juat the same aa last year
and erary year. There'll ba one
or two girls who can't stand the
liiro of night Ufa. There II be
others who are so Intent on busi
ness they won't go to a party,
and they'll ba In lha majority.
"Business?
"The foMles alwaya do good
bualneas. They did good husl-1
neaa last year. Any good show
will . do huslnesa If the public
lan't frightened away by loo
much critlclMii. You know, Now
York Isn t a good show town.
8'fact. Tha people out In tha
country ara tha real Judges of
ahowa, and they're the people we I
rely on to keep the houses filled I
during the long run. Onr bual
neaa comes out of Ihe hotola.
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