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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1932)
January 22, 1032 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Today's Pictorial Elsie Janis, 12, and Husband, 2G m:v.'7 I r ft . . .MS. " .. 1 O -' t V-' '0;. ''A Cli : t :,- .vi A - V "I em making any debut on the lain iif matrimony." smiled Elsie Janle. 2-year-old former aetre-a. when thla flret picture waa taken of her wliu her new huland, (illhert Wllann, :. of l.oa Ani'ln. rWretly niairlrd nn New Year a Eve. they're apcndlng their honeymtwn al Tarrytnwn. Y. Famous on lha stages of Amerlre and ICeriipe, MIm Janla waa a popular entertainer for U. 8, (urea overaeaa durlni lha World War. Notables Comfort Mrs. Fortescue t .-. i , j V A: i V ft,"" f in. ' t at I T . ' 1 .. 1ST v,.' . it v Promlaaat frlanda In Wanh IbiIoo aad I'hlladalphla ao elal alrclaa aara aaul miauiM ertBTlnt aid aad armpathr to Mra. Oraarllla Fortaacua. ar rala4 la Hoaolulu'a aanaa tloaal murdar caaa, acrardlnf to bar attoraaya. Mra. Edward T. Htataaaary. nppar rllht. wlfa of tka Phlladnlahla flnan- lar, eablad: "I would hara done (ha aama (hint la your place, and would hare any food mothrr." Olhara who wired were Dr. tlll bart OroiTeoor, president of lha National (laoxraphlc Society and Mra. Oroaranor, left; Mra. Kdward U. McLean of Waahlngton, Vawar rlrwC Sound Democrats' "Call to Arms" kit - '15:-: 1 m - Two of the nation'! fnramoat demorrata her are pictured at Naw York'i "Victory Dinner," one of 60 held almuluneoualy thromhout the country. Governor Frunklln D. Ronaevelt, lott, ounded hla purly'a "call to anna." John W. Davla, rliiht, demo- oral Ic atandnrd bonrer In 1924, opened the drive for fundi to wipe ont the parlya doflnf. FamouM Biographer Passes in England it, (U.R) I.ytlon fltrarliey, fa moua bloirapher, died Thuraday at hla home at Inkpnn. He wna 61. and bad been III of pnrnty phod for aeveral woeka. Ilia con riltlon became more aerloua aev eral daya aao. He won recognition with "Flm lemt .TWtarlaaa," Urat yabllabed In 1918. Latiir hla "queen Vic toria" and "Ellxaheth and Ei px" were reRarded ai brilliant worka. A man arreated by dry agenta waa arnnltted when It wna found he had liouslit hla aupply of liquor before prohibition. After which la appear thnt tho heat way to heat the dry law la to buy your Uauac If jaaaa ajaa. Klamath Empire News !I IIIRflKrt, Talif. Conalrui'tlon waa beiuo thla wank ou a now uulldlnc to houae lha llll Valley (laaatta. whoaa plant waa n- troyad In the fire here Derom- uer . A. I', inauer, owner aii'i Dulillahar of the (laiette, aald that be had bmiitht a linotype and other equipment and will atart laaulng the paper from Ha own plant again aoon. Hlnre the fire the (Ittette haa been printed In the ahop of the Northwoatern Nwa at NuIiIiIht. A new building for c. K. Kug- era plumhlng and timnnp la ris ing erected In the north end or lilebrr on the atate Highway. The old ahop waa hurned down It h other iiuiiuiiiKa on tne night of DiTt-nilii'r Hi. A. Kuhlllua' meat market and W. II. Mock'e diug ature, burned out laat month, have reaunicd bualneaa In new temporary build Inaa. Italuh llarvey'a grocery. another (Ire I'ma, haa ruopeni'd In a new location. liu foula. wboae reataitrant burned In le- remlier. took over John Dangne' rate thla weak. County Surveyor M. J. Tllley haa run the bouudarlea and Hie- trlrt Attorney (i rover la drafting petition for a proponed fire protection dlatrln comprlalng the town of llleber. Advocatea of the formation of auch a dlntrlct Dlan to circulate the petition among local taapayera for the purpoae of getting enough algna turea to bring the project offl- rlally before the rounty board of aupervlaora In the near fut ure. An ethnologist offered to take eight "tendvrfeet" on an tlor Ing adventure to Kouth America for IS. 00(1. Hut they would get more adventure for their money If they let It be known they would carry It down aome atreet In Cht-rago. MIDLAND MIDLAND, Ore The Midland grange will have1 ha regular meeting Friday evening. Janu ary 22, at the Miller Hill achonl. Mr. and Mra. It. Hmltb called at the H llurnett home Hun- duy evening. Mr. and Mra. I.yla Hickman were among the vlaltora In Klumatb Kalla Haturday evening. Koae ft ii lid y of Altaniont, auent Tueaduy evening with June and Joyce Venelll. Thoae who attended the dance at Hhlpplngton Haturday evening were Mr. and Mra. Ktank Grey, Mr. and Mra. It. Hmlth, Mr. and Mra. J. A. foe, and Mr. and Mra. A. I'lnelll. William P. Hooper waa among the eucceaaful appllcanta for Tula lake homeateada. Hooper baa been farming the Tlngley ranch for the paat two yt'ara. Thoae attending the haakethall game at Altaniont Friday eve ning were Kranrea Flnelll, Mary Hurnetl, Jewel Miller, Angell and Peter Del Fattl, Kenneth llrcrnv ell. The Altaniont glrla won Over Chllo'iuln by the acore of 14 to 10, and the Altaniont hnya acored 11 to 10 to win over Chlloquln. Two Examined For West Point AI.Tl'ItAH, (Modoc Co.) Joe CMIaghan of Alturaa and Robert Hweet of Odarvllle. were candi date for the poaltlon of cadet a'. Weet Point In an eiamlnatlon held by the local civil aervlce board thla week. Both boya were nominated bv Cnngreaaman II. L. Kngle brlcht and both are membera of pioneer famlllea of thla eoun- I No candldatea appeared for the teat for admlaalon to An napolla, although the examina tion waa acheduled at the aame time. The aeweat thing la a Scotch vacation. Yoo merely atay at home and let your mind wander. T AITrt'RAfl, (Modoe Co.) New lutereat waa atlmulated In the Hoy Hrout movement here wltb the vlalt thla week of Harry B. Ogle of Chlro, chief eiecutlve of the Mt. Laaaen area council. That the Roy Rcout troopa In five towna of the county are In a healthy condition la evidenced by the fart that the local acouta laat year carried off two flrat prlfea and aeveral aerond and third prltea In competition with l.too other boye In northern California. Awarda of merit badgea and ratlnga were made at a grand rally held here Tueaday night. At a meeting of the Modoc dlatrlrt thla week the following dlatrtct offlcere were elected for 132: Chairman, J. T. Negley; vice chairman, , Ralph Taylor; camping. Wm. B. Hrown; dlatrlrt commlaaloner, F. P. Cronemlller; Junior finance, 8. A. Muaben: community aervlce, Dr. G. N. Wllaon; court of honor, Fred A. Aah of Ft. Hldwell; organization. J II. Mahan: publicity, Mit chell Tlllotaon: training, Roaa Ktephena: reading. L. J. Auatln and relatlonahlp, Fred E. Buah. A program of acoutlng for 1932 haa been mapped out by the county committee. ' Party Sponsored By Midland Grange MIDLAND. Ore. The Mid land grange aponaored a card party. Friday 'evening, when five hundred and pinochle were played. Mra. Taylor and Claud Thomaa received high acorea for pinochle and Mra. Ralln and Paul Htewart were given eonao latlon: Mra. Lyle Hickman and Mr. Taylor were awarded high bonora for five hundred, and Mra. Folaon and Harry Court received low. Native Daughters Of Golden West Have Annual Meet AI.TCRA8, (Modoe Co.) Al turaa Parlor, Native Daughtera of the Golden Weat held Ita an nual birthday banquet here Monday night with Prealdent Mildred Boyd acting aa chair man. After dinner talka were made by Mlaa Catherine E. Oloater, paat grand prealdent of the order, Mra. Irma l.alrd, preaent grand organlat and Mlaa Dor othy V. Uloetar. Mlaa Dorothy Gloalar exhibited old faabloned plcturea of the charter mem bera of the local parlor and gave a hlatory of the local branch of the organization. Mra. F.lla MeGrath and Mlaa Lily Fogerty, paat prealdenta of the chapter, were . presented with apeclal badgea. All otber ( paai preaiaenie prevent ni ine gathering were given bouquete of flowera. New Power Lines Serving Bonanza BONANZA, Ore. During the paat two montha between fonr and five mllea of new electric line haa been conatructed In the Bonanca dlatrlct. Eight famlllea nave aacored current and have Inatalled elec tric rangea and pumpa, la addi tion to ligbta. Kidd's Clever MACD0EL MACDOEL. Calif. The acarcl ty of houaee In Macdoel haa made It neeeeaary for the atate highway employee to live elae where. A building owned by John Stuart la being prepared for Mr. and Mra. W. Boydatun. Mr. and Mra. Joe Roaa and Pat Murphy. Mr. and Mra. John Johaneon were Klamath vlaltora Wed nee day. Mr. and Mra. Harry Toung and daughter. Fern, made two tiipa to ML Bhaata laat week. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Garey. Mr. and Mra. R. Oarey, Mr. and Mra. Fred Andereon. Mr. and Mra. Harry Short. Ore and Carl Garey and Harry Hammond at- - --IVN m Mary Kldd la a native if Phila delphia. Pa. But It'a In Vienna In an Auatrlan play about Ameri can cotton mllla that ahe haa won fame aa an actreaa. Crltlca commented on her "soulful eyes." tended a shower and dance at the J. F. ranch Saturday night, honoring Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Naught. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nutting of the highway department were overnight rlattora In Macdoel on Tueaday. The Get-Togetner club was en tertained Thuraday by Mra. Et ter and Mra. Goe. Mra. Huntley and Mra. Ott won high and low acorea In a eonteat. Membera preaent were Meedamee Etter, E. Goode. Goe, Helt, Hnntley, Ott, Pulllna. Florence Short. Leoua Short and Stanton. The next meeting will be at the home of Mra. Geo. Oliver. Mrs. Irene Frothlngham and Mra. Mlna Helt attended the Po mona grange lnatallatlon at Greenhorn. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Justin and Mrs. W. F. Hlpes returned laat week from a month In the south. Frank Luce, former 8. P. op erator here. Is bow at Grass Lake station. 1 The home of Charlea Grant, Routhera Pacific employe at Leaf, burned to the ground Buil der night In Mr. llrant a ab aence. Mrs. i. W. Wh'tt waa called to Yraka tor Jury duty the Itral of laat week. Charlea Short waa called t Burna New Year's day by t lie) serious lllneaa of his aged fathe ar, T. H. Short Billy Adama, who la on a ! day furlough from the army, haa been vlaltlng his grandparents, Mr. and Mra. H. Cooper, illlly haa aerved three yuare and five montha In the army, stationed at Monterey. He amies that hla brother, Rteve, la proepectlng near Sacramento, thla winter. Mr. and Mra. it. O. Short bar returned from a trip to Waah lngton, via Redding, where Mr. Short took a civil aervlce exam ination. Mr. and Mra. Roy Fairbanks and family and Mr. and Mra, McCormack are moving to the .lev Ita' ranch near LH ,la. J. M. Babcork haa returned from a vlalt with his family la San Franclaco. He atatea that hla eldeat daughter waa run over by an automobile tne day bofore C'hrlatmaa and aerioualy Injured. Smith Urged for Demo Candidate BIEBER, Calif. Raymond "mltb waa In Hlebtr Jail Tues day for failure to pay a $130 fine Imposed on hlra by Juatlce W. B. Phllllher for Illegal poa. aeaalon of beer alleged to be In toxicating. Deputy Sheriff A. M. Molcomb and Constable W. H. Bunael malr reported they found two dnxea bottlea and dumped a bar rel of brew at Smlth'a home near Bleber. Bonanza Grange Officers Installed BONANZA, Ore. The Bonan za grange met Thuraday eve ning, January T, at the gymna alum when Glen Van Meter, ot Poe Valley, was preaent to in atall the newly elected officers. Mra. Carl Henry was elected lecturer In place of Mra. Ben Daniel, who waa unable to ac cept the office at preaent oa ac count of the reaponalhllitiee. The third and fourth detr:a In tho order was conferred upon Allee) Lytle. 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