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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1932)
PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON January l.i, CLUB HISTORY RECALLED AT LIS' LUNCH nr. Paul Sharp prealdrd at the luncheon of the l.lons club Tues day at I ha Hotel Wlllsrd and presented a I. loin International Founder's P;iv progrsm after which the rlub wm entertalnod by tlia Arkansas VYranslers. l.luti t;eorge Stewart of Med furd wbi present at tie meeting and told of tlia relief work be ing rarrlid on In the neighboring city by the Lions rlub. i.lun ('net Moore wai presented with a key membership In Lions International for hla active work In the Klamatb den. Dr. sharp opened tlie meeting with a short resume of the life of Melvln Jones, founder and orraniier of the Lions Interna tional organisation, rounder'! day la January 11, aa Jonea wa born In Fori Thomas, Arliona on January 13, IS Mr. In 1S14 Jonea who had moved to Chlcsro. studied luw, formed an Insurance aKency and berame active In a number of aorletlea and orgsnl aatlona conrelyed the Idea of or gsnizmg vsrlous existing groups Into Linna International associa tlon. The organisation haa grown tteadily alnce that time with S62 cluba now members, and an average of one club organlied each day for the lait tour years. Henry Gerber, Jr.. told of the origin and growth of Llonlam and In relating that there are now fO.OeO members brought out that the Klamath club waa form ed about fire years ago and now has the largest membership of any Llona club In the state. Lion John Pennington spoke on the Ideals of the organisation and accompllshmenta of the Tarl oua clubs, including the aiding of the blind, aafety education cam paigna for achoot children. Amer Iraniiatlon and naturalisation work, and many other programs which hare been carried out. He declared that the Lions clubs atand for unselfish eervice to their communities leadership, patriotism and good fellowship. The Arksnsas Wranglers com posed of Whlstlln' Sam. Step and Half. Sleeping Beauty. Sandy, Cactus Pete and Shorty, played popular songs of former days and also ot the present. Comclicst Co-Ed Cutie QIM BEND GRADE BEND, Ore.. Jan. IS, OU Last construction crews on the Great Northern railroad's new million dollar grade south of Bend were removed laat night by contractors. Although the grade over the lava beds is complete, no steel haa been laid. Construction work on the northern line project which ex tends from Bend 17 miles south toward Klamath Falls, replacing the former Shevlln-Hlxon logging line, waa begun several months ago. Unconfirmed reports re ceived at Klamath Falls Tuesday Indicated that the work was held np because of heavy snowfalls in the vicinity of Bend. Workmen are now laying steel In the Great Northern yards at Bend. T. F. Dixon, superintendent of the Great Northern In Klamath Falls, Is expected to return Wed nesday from. Bend where be has spent several dsys on business. Whitlock Given Verdict In Case of Moreno Estate Judge A. W. Ekwall was af firmed in an opinion of the su preme court, written by Chief Justice Bean, in the case of Earl Whitlock, administrator of the estate of S. M. Moreno, deceased. ts. the United States Inter In surance association. Whitlock. aa administrator, aued the insurance company to enforce contract on life insur ance carried by Moreno. The action was filed against the in dividuals, firms and corporations, aubscribers at and inter-insurers under the nsme ot the United States Inter Insurance associa tion. The defendant appealed the decision of the lower court to the state supreme court. Jack Fensler To . Be Taken Home Jack Fensler, of Tule Lake, aged 11, was able to be moved to his home Tuesday from Hill side hospital where he has been a patient since December 29 when be wna injured in an automobile accident. Jack, with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. FenBler, was return ing to Tule Lake early in the evening, when Fensler, driver of the car was blinded by the lights of an on-coming automobile, and crashed Into the rear of a hay waiton driven by A. K. McCoy. At flrt It was feared that Jack had sustained a fractured skull, but it developed that the Injury was a slight brain con cussion, from which he haa fully recovered. Charges Discussed At Directors' Meet LANGELL VALLEY, Ore. The directors of the I.angell Val ley Irrigation district held a reg ular meeting last Tuesday after noon. The moratorium on the reclamation charges were discussed. West' Sporting Goods and Handy Shop 1114 Main Phone. 1448 Have Yoar fishing Tackle Repaired Now Virginia Karbaca, above, ta the cutest co-ed at Southern Metho dist University at Dallaa, Texas, according to no less an authority than the students. She's an honest blond. Helps Spend $10,000,000 a Year! -L Uh I. 1 ; vr v-e m ' 1 1 v inn v-.; n -a-t-T s4r i tuimJUsSm Here you see Princes Aia. Khan, former fans ehup gin. who now helps her Indian-potentate husband spend the tlA.O0U.OOO be is reported to receive from his followers each year, fefte is snown. left, as she appears in a Parisian costume and at the right la a recent picture showing how she dresses in Indis. Aga Khan, a fa mous sportsman, is spiritual head ot some 30.000.000 Mohammedans. Klamath Empire News CLASS INITIATED lr BY EAGLES LODGE AMTKA8. Calif. Pit rw Aerie, Km tor nit 1 Onlor of Kate 1 en lultUtrd lis thin. lir clan of iandldnti Snturday nlKttl when li new nirmtir tr adtloil to ib ItuUt) roll. Wm. H. lli' Rerty, arund aivrptary of th or der, wit th RUfal of honor and principal aiusikcr at th meotiug aud banquet which followed. About 100 mem bora of tha or der lUtened to HeaKerty'a ieech in which he warmly rompttment- d the local aert on Ita proa- pertly and proKreaa. Particlpatlni in the member ship drive of the pant acveral mouths, tha local UhU holds tha atat record for pcrceiiUKe of tncreaft In membership, tha city of Monterey ruuninc a closa acond. Tha local aerlt haa al most trebled lta membership In tha past threa month. Doll Party Given By Beatty Girl BEATTY. Ore. A doll prty waa given at tha home of Mis Vary Jean Simmon. December SI, attended by a la rite number of little girl, all bringing their dolls. Tha guest were: Mary Etita b a t h Chocktoot, Thomaslne Smith. Zetta May William. Amelia brown, Betty Jean and Ksther PeShaier, Rebecca Drew, Diana Jackson. Betty Hunter. Kathrine June Harrison. Rubina and Roma Jean Scott. Cella Jef ferson. Refreshment were served and prlies were offered for tha prettiest doll, which waa won by Misa Rubina Scott. Bush Selected To Head Tax League CEDARV1LLE, (Modoc Co.) Fred E. Bush, of Ccdarrtlle, president of the Modoc County bank, ba been aelected by tha county board 01 supervisors aa chairman of a County Taxpay er' league recently formed o study taxation and kindred problems In cooperation with the county government. The new organisation la com posed of a score of leading busi ness men and farmers from all pari of the county. Bush, who Is particularly well Informed on agricultural and business con ditions In the county, bad made a considerable study of local taxation problems In tha past also. Husbands Guests Of Women's Club LANGELL VALLEY. The an nual card party at which the Women'a club entertains the husband of tlia members, was held last Saturday night. The affair was supposed to be a bard-time party and two of the members were fined for being dressed np. A real hard-time supper, consisting of potatoes, baked beans and meat loaf was served at 7:30. After the sapper fire hun dred was played for several hours. Mrs. Paul Monroe won high score for the ladies and M r. Don Powers took consola tion. Owen Pepple won the first for men and Lester Boga i took the consolation. Langell Valley LAM1KI.I. VALLKY. Ore. Will Wllkersou has returned home after being confined In a Klamath i'ulls hospital fur aev eral weeks. Mr. Wnkcmon la reported to be sluing strvngtli rapidly. t'laud llrown spent the week end Willi his cousin, Dale and Frank llrowu. Al Culo waa a business visitor In Klamath Kalis Sulurduv. Mrs. Mary Walker has re turned to l.orvlla to teach school after spending the Christmas va cation in Kugena. Mr. and Mrs. Oallord I.oomls. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple and Mr. and Mrs. Ilou Powers stteud ed the duties at the Wlllard hotel ballroom on New Year's night. Cyrus llrown snd Alma llrown were Klamath Kalis visitors lust Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ilsrlln Prough visited al the Art Uarrett home last Krlday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mulkey and family apent Suuday In Lakevlew. Miss Lois Mulkey returned to Lakrlew where ahe will attend the Lakevlew high echooL Art Garrett, Ilurton Brown and C. B. Brown were buslnena visitors at the Wight ranch In Yonna Valley, last Monday. Mrs. Joe Horsely and Art Horsely were Klamath Falls vis itor Isst Mondsy. A well Is being drilled at the new Lorella atore. owned by Wlllard Noble. Having water at the place will be a great con venience for motorists. Mrs. Johnson and aona have recently moved from the ranch near the oil well to their new house on what waa formerly the Goodfellow ranch. Mrs. Isabella Brlxner, rural supervisor of the county schools, visited at the Upper Langell achool last Friday. Miss Bonnie Horsely Is plan ning to atart to high achool at Bonania next week. Bonnie will be a freshmsn. Mrs. Joe Horsely and children and George Headman were vis itors at the Art Garrett home Sunday. Roads Dangerous After Rain Storm BEATTY. Ore. The recent thaws snd rains which have vis- Ited this vicinity, together with i the freeilng nights, haa caused ice to form covering rosds and trails, making traveling diffi cult. The Klamath Falls-Lake-vlew hlghwsy. over the Illy mountain. Is almost entirely Ice coated, from the Whiskey creek aide to Wild Horse. Installation Held . By Langell Grange LANGELL VALLEY. Ore. The Langell Valley grange held a regular meeting last Tuesday night and Installed the new of ficers. The new master. Alfred Keller, took the gavel for the remainder of the meeting. It was voted to accept Wlll ard Nobel Into the grange and he will be Initiated at the next meeting along with Kalph Pow ers. Mrs. Johnson, Herbert Johnson snd Alma llrown. Those to be Initiated attended the pub lic part ot tba meeting. Al.TfllAa. Calif. Mrs. Plunia Ford, resilient of this city for many years, piiKacd away at her koine here cmiy Huiuluy morn ing, following a two weeks' III ne. Deceitscd, who was pant HO years of auv, was eu-cciltuKly active both mentully aud i'hsi cally, dulng all her own house work, aa well as helping nelxh. ixirs until the period of her lal Illness. She leavea two sous, Ben 6.. and Clarence F. Ford, and a granddaughter. Mrs. Irtna Klinms, residents of Allurns, as well as two daughters residing In other sections of Ilia statu. Mrs. Kord was a Meilcnn war widow, and ono of the Inst Mtxl cau war pensioners in the north ern part of the slate. House-Warming Held At New Ranch Home LANGELL VALLKY. Ore. A house-warming dance waa held in the new house recently com- pleted on the Steve Harry ranch. I A large crowd of neighbors aud a fow young people from Itou ania attended. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Burns furnished old time music with the organ aud fiddle. The new house waa built by Flnley Huff and sons to tske the plsce of a small cabin that has been on the plac. The house Is completely modern. Community Club Officers Elected LANGELL VALLEY. Ore. The Community club held a reg ular meeting and the annual election last Saturday evening. Those elected were M. T. Prince, president; Owen Pepple, vice president: F. K. Thompson, sec-retsry-treaaurer, aud with the other three officers. Al Gale and Oscar Campbell, form the board of dlrectora. A dermatologist states that the average woman haa 14 square feet of skin. But of course that statement covers a lot. STOPS !E The board ot directors of Mo doe chapter Isaak Wnltou league will meet with the board of dl rectora of the Klamath Mports meu's association lu Vulerans' hendiiunrters In Hie basement uf the rouuly court house Friday evening, to romplle reenmmenda llona on local and stale game problems on Iholr visit to Klam ath Falls, January It. All sportsmen hsve been In vited to adorn) the January 11 meeting, which will Take place al the Wlllard hotel. Delegate from Lakevlew. Ilonansa and Merrill will attend. It la ex pected that fruin 100 to Sun sportsmen will he present a: this meeting which has been tailed for Ills purpose of taklns lulo consideration suggestions of local sportsmen regarding changes In ga'-.ie laws, game lim its, opening and closing of flsli Ihg waters, dates of season open ings and other similar problems At Tuesday nig' t's meeting ot the laaak Walton League two reels of Alaskan pictures were shown. Anxiety Quieted by Cummings' Return Antlety over the absence of A. C. Cuiiiinlngs, who IKes Willi C. J. Frnley, at IBS Orchard street, waa quieted Tueadsv morning when Cummliigs, t yeara ot ago, returned lu Fra ley's residence sliuut 11 p. m. Fraley had reported lo . police about 10 a. lu. Hint funuuluga left their house at JO Mondsy night and had not relumed. Fraley did not eiplaln lo po lice where Cuitimlnga apent the ulglil. David Hamilton married Almee Heiuple Mi Pherson and she gave him a Job. Which might ba a suggestion lo the Prluco of Wales. "BLENDEDTO AMERICA'S TASTE" Piles! Pain and Itching From Don't put up with painful piles sn othcr day or hour. There ia posi tive relief, very often, (or the very worst case. Pyrnmtd suppositories are designed to stop the pain and even all itchinir. Krlief comes quick ly. The first application will brinir yoo much comfort and ease. Try them today. Kcmcm ber the name. Jut say Pyramid Suppos itories to an drug gist; 60 cents. TK I AL SilL FREE Mttil Coupon rYiAMin on e, ro. 77A Fii A id., MmUmII, Mi. Pt BtMt m Fit KB trial bos of rramid auppusiturisa. TTiaTst ., . Oify-. January CLEARANCE Thread Special Wednesday and Thursday Only Clark' and Coat Sewing Thread 7 Spools 25c New Hooked Rug Patterns 25c 49c Kug Yarn Large Skeins Special 2 Skeins .35c Stamped Pepperell Cases 2 Pairs $1.00 Aluminum Clear Drip Coffee Maker Special 49c Hosiery Specials Indies' Rayon and Wool. Ijidii-s Silk and Wool, full fnxhioncd 2 Pair 49C 69C Pair Special Clearance On All Winter Underwear tad 'us' Union Suita 69c Ladies' liloomern 29e I.ndies' Vents) 25c Roys' Union Suits 69c Klamath Variety Store 434 Main St. We Cive Orange Stamp Book Contract Is Awarded J. K. Gill EAI.EM, Ore.. Jan. 13. OI.F0 J. K. Gill company of Portland waa awarded the contract to sup ply library books for Oregon's (trade and high schools during the next four years by the state library board Monday. Purchases aggregate abovt $21,000 annually. The atate library loaned 194, 100 hooka in 1931, forty-nine percent more than in 1927, Misa Harriet Long, state librarian, re ported. Expenses Incressed only four percent In the five years. Reneau Trial Is Delayed by Court Case of. the state vs. James Reneau on a morals charge, has been postponed at the call ot the court on motion ot E. L. Elliott, defense attorney. The case was to have been tried in circuit court by Judge William Duncan Wednesday. No criminal cases are sched uled for Wednesday. Einstein landed In California with a cargo of bananas. He might have avoided the crowds in New York, but apparently could n't get away from the bunch. Wood t nre HtHi-tiiiR off tlie new year with iwne upecialm FINE COAL for Hogs, etc. 35c per 100 lbs. DRY SLABS $5.00 Dbl. Load tk na about IIos; Foci and ((II Humors, ltrge stock Knel OH, Knrnace Oil and llleael Oils on hnnd at all times. PEYTON & CO. "Wood to Burn" 130 8, 7th. l'hone 833 If babies came ... wrapped in Cellophane ! If Baby Bill or Baby Jane Came tightly wrapped in Cellophane, Dust- and moisture-proof at birth, Would that affect the baby's worth? You know your pleasure and your pride Depend upon the thing inside, And Cellophane has never yet Made up for lack in cigarette! Tho' OLD GOLDS come in Cellophane It isn't that which makes us vain . . . It's prime tobacco, sun-caressed That gives their smooth and honeyed zest. SMOKE PURE-TOBACCO OLD GOLDS (No "artificial flavors" to (cratch the throat or taint the breath . , . Not a COUgh in 8 Carload! LofUI.nl Ia, he)
