January 22, 1932
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON
FACE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
llt mi ThurerUy Anions the
luaata at I ha Dotal Wlllard
Tliuraday wars l(. O. Zuckertnau,
Htix kluti; 1'harlne K. Hinds, Huh l a
Monica; A. J. Ileiitur, Mr, and
Mr.. Iuy W. Cliemhnra. V. N.
1 lol I Ittky. I.ao U 1'owell, J. H.
I.emhelie, Portland; llunry Hhaw,
W. (,'. Hurt. W. II. rarrall, V. K.
Palmer. Han Kranciaco; A. A.
Memlce. '. K. Klnley. 1. V,
Malorey, Keetlle: Mr. and Mra.
W, I,. Vawler, Mr. and Mra. A.
I'. Juhnauu, It. K. M.KIIiaae,
Medfurd: Harry II. tlle, Clilro;
tlscar Culler, Halaru; Mr. and
Mra, F. II. Lawrence, Itoaeliurg.
Imii Afir VUH Mr. and
Mra. II. E. Walker loll Thursday
lor their home In Hacremeuto,
via Ilia IteUwood highway and
Hhii Francleco, after vlellliii at
Ilia honia ot Mra. Walkiir'a
mother, Mra. N. II. Hcuwerti,
aud brother, K. H. It(f. ol Ihla
cliy. la Han Francisco tha
Walkers will witness a prnfee
alunal toutball gam lu which
Klmor Hchwarls, brother ot Mra.
Walker, will play ou Never'e
tniin. Mr. Walker wee formerly
depot agent for Ihe Amarlcan
Ks ureas agency here.
tlnle Mrtlii( Hi lit A group
ot mambara o( tha Community
Congregational church mat Vad
headay at tha botua of Mra. W.
T. Ian, toil Whlta avenue,
where tbny pieced aud lied quilts
lor tba relief committee. Tbo
ladlee bava now completed 10
qullia whlrb will ba donated for
relief work. Tlioaa prevent Wed
nnaday were Meadam.e I. W.
Kaylea. r. II. Vance, W. C. Lit
tla, William Arnold. ('. I.. Jonea,
I'. M. Ileynolila. E. 1.. Mllrball
and lha hoateaa. A pot luck
luncheon waa aerve4 at noon.
Ko'lal Merilna Tha January
orlal meeting of tb larilea of
tba Community Congregational
church will ha held at tha home
of Mra. W. T. l'n, Instead of
at Mra. l.ee Mutton's botna aa
previously announced. Itcfreah
niente will ba aerved by ladlra
whoa blrthdaya ara In January.
Mra. Urania to KnterlaJa
Mra. l.eaa llcnnls will antartala
mambara of tba University tlulld
at bar huma. 101 line street,
Friday. January II. Tha pro
gram will consist ot a review of
tba lJl I'ulltier prlia not. I.
"Allaon'a llouaa." by Huaan
Campbvll, and a review of lha
Ufa of Emily Dickinson.
lU-tumln to Hrallle Mra.
Jack liar rait, of fieattle. will re-
turn to bar homa Haturday after
a two weeka tlelt Klamath
Falla with bar el.ter. Mra. Jar
Ityan. Mra. iiarratl baa been
tha gaeat of honor at aeveral
Informal functions during bar
atay Id tbla city.
Wlllard (Juaate Among tha
guaaia at lha Hotel Wlllard
Tliuraday nl at la t were K. II. Hwan-
aou, llurkeley: I). H. I'ulforil,
Woodland, Calif ; D. II. Wblta.
Tliomua freed, Madfnrd: Mr. and
Mra. W. U. Kkland, Oranta I'uas;
filarial K. Joluiaon, Italph t.
Mi'Murry, Yreke; Lloyd Maglll,
llend: U. H. Llndharg, Al Hotb,
K. II. Hhraka, Han franclsco;
Itoy Parry, I). I.. Hhlrloy. Heat
tla; Mr. K. A. Illockllnger, A.
r. Hlorkllnitar, Jarkaon I). Ilurka.
('hlloqulu; Nalhan Mariallaa, Lo
AniKhia.
(Jurata at Hall Among tha
gunata at lha Hall Hotal Frldny
wnro J. M. M.'dri-Kiir, K. I..
Woodward, Albart Hhafxky. J. P.
Hhlpman. Jr., of Han KranrUco;
II. W. I.audi-a, I'orlland: Klwood
W. Kobarla, A, A, Houihard,
likavlaw; John II. Mrt'ulloy.
Malln: John Martian, Fort Klam
ath; 1. II. Hrouaril, Httla aud
Halva J. Ilaup. Aabland.
I'Voin rortlanit Among Ilia
gueata at lha llotal Wlllard on
Tliuraday nlxht from I'orlland
wara II. K. Ilrowa, Al Wlhman.
r. A. Chrlitophar, K. Ilaflln. W.
H. Hhanka. Mr. and Mra. II. II.
I'oopar. I,. I). Kalaay, K. I.
Kranch, Ulanu L. Hart, M. M.
1'aga.
I'lan lllatrlrt MxpiIiik A dla
trlrt mi'ailiK of lha LaUlaa' aux
iliary of tha Amarban Lai Ion U
plannad . for Haturday, January
13. A bauquai will ba bald at
:10 p. m . at tha Wlllard botal
to ba followed by a bualuaaa
maatlng.
AM to Irara lloapllal
Charlaa Millar, who baa bean aerl
oualy 111 of pneumonia at H III
alde boapllal for aavaral weeka,
waa moved to bla boma In Mllla
Addition Tliuraday. Ha la Im
proving rapidly, arrordlng to re
port. Iliwlraa for Honlli Anyona da
airing to maka raaarvatlona for
Iba northern alatea' table at tha
Htatna' Dinner. January II. at tba
Metbodlat Kplaropal rharrh, la
aabed to call Mra. E. M. Cbllcote
at 10.1.
1
. P. Mew Here T. J. Foley,
aaatalant division auparlntandenL
J. A. (ilvan. division engineer.
both of Dunamulr, and Jark Blew
art. Alturaa madmeeter. all of tba
Rout hern Pa-lfle, were la Klam
alb Falla on bualnaaa Friday,
IJrraara laaoed- Marrlaga II
eanaea wara laeued Tbaraday to
Theodora Walker. II, farmer,
nd Vernelta Itlddle, 17. both
f lleally, and to David Henry
. Henlamln. II. and Clara Vclda
lienny. II, both of Klamath
-alla.
oatpnne Mrrtlng Tha rhlld
welfare group of lha Mllla H.-T.
T a. poatponed In Wedneaday
meeting until a later data, to ba
announced later. Tba meeting
waa postponed barauae of the 111
eaa of lha chairman. Mra. Frad
llellbronner.
Ilaeinraa VMlure Mr. and
' Mra. Harold Waterman of Che
' balls. Wash., apenl aeveral days
of this week In Klamath Kails
transacting business. Water
Diana ara former realdenti of
tbla city.
Manilla to Return C. A. Man
tha, aaalatant auprrlntendent ot
tha Klamath division of tha
Ureal Northern, la eipected to
return tonight from Hend wbere
ba haa been for tha past aeveral
day on business.
Knlhee la IMkmI Krlenda of
Mr. , and Mra. Wealey Garrett
. here havo rocelved word of tha
dilh of Mra. Oarrott'a father
In Everett. Wash, llnth Mr. and
Mra. tlarrett ara In that city.
IVnrt Vlaltor l.loyd Maglll. of
Mend, la a business vlaltor In
Klamnlh Falls. Inapecllng tha Mi
(111 Drug store, of thla city.
Mra. Ilaaa Imnrovlna Mra.
Anna Ilaaa la Improving at har
homa from a broken arm, aua
talned whan aha fell recently on
the Icy pavement.
flailed By leat! Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Smith, of San Fran-
rlaco. Homer Smith of Bacra
memo and Koy Smith, of Rose-
burg, bava arrived In Klamath
Falla to attend tba funeral of
their mother, Mra. Cora Smith
I ft for Mrdford Mra. Haver-
aga who haa bean visiting with
bar aou-lii-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mra. Henry Allen, left last
week for Medford where aha will
remain lor some time.
Returned Home Charles Mil
ler, who baa been a patient at
tha Hillside hospital receiving
treat meiit tor pneumonia, was
moved to bla home In Mllla ad
dition Thursday. Ilia condition
la much Improved.
Taken Hiiiiu Tliureflay Mra.
It. K. Hooker, who haa recovered
from a major operation which
aha underwent lunt work, was
moved from the lllllslil boapllal
to her home on Eldorado Thura-day.
.Mrs. IHmkhnKT III Mrs. A.
F. Illot klluner, prominent Chllo-
qnlu matron, la a patient at tha
Klamath Valley boapllal where
aha la recovering from a major
operation.
Public Tard Tarty Memheri
of tha Tli I in hle club ara aponsor-
Ing a public card party to be
held In tha I. O. O. K. ball, Fri
day, January II.
urrhaaea Htork Marvin Shep
herd of tha Hhepherd Mualc
company haa pun-huaed the piano
and radio atwk of tha winters
Music company.
Fjilerlalnrd MH-lel The I'ree
byterlan Missionary Hix-leiy was
entertained Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mra. K. 11. Drew,
3t North Ninth.
Leaving for WWkrniV Mrs.
C. C. Ilnldrlch. and daughter
Jana, will epend the weekend at
the Heldrlcb homo at Hpragne
Itlver.
Krturuesl I'm! Fort Unit E.
II. flke, general manager for
tha I'ellcan May Lumber com
paay, baa returned from I'ort
laud whera ha apenl a abort time.
Bute New? tier Announcement
of the Durrbaee of a new Vir
month aedaa by tba Gordon Taxi
company waa made by Al Long-
mlre, aalaaman for tha uatenanri
Motor company, local dealers.
Friday.
KIHd fillet Here W. 8.
Shanks, chief of tbo field division
of tha Internal revenue depart
ment for the district of Oregon,
la In Klamath Falla conferring
with W. W. Alllngham. deputy
collector loeated here.
Vlaltxl lu l-akrvlear City At
i llarrv ll llolvtn anent
Thursday In Lakevlew attending
to bualnaaa matiera.
Dobruaky Case To
Start February 29
Judge W. M. Duncan Thura
day eel the data for tha trial ot
the alata versua R. C. Dobruaky
tor February 10. Tha rasa was
originally acheduled for next
week, but poatponed because of
tba lllneee ot the defense attor
ney. Sylvia Seward Gett
60-Day Jail Term
Sylvia Seward, convicted at a
Jury trial In Merrill early thla
week" of poaaeealon of Intoxicat
ing liquor, waa sentenced Thura
day to eerve (0 days In tha
county Jail and pay a fine of
IJ00. She waa erreeted at tha
Midway hotel aeveral weeka ago.
IN 'ERA' PICTURE
A full page picture of a aee
llnn of the main canal of tha
Klamath project ot tha United
Htateg Itoclamatlon Service oo
ruplne the front cover nt Tha
lleclainallon Era, January num
ber, ot lha Iluraau of Haclame
lloo. Klamath la mentioned In two
other placea In tha Issue which
alatea;
"During several recent months
a great number of cattle and
sheep have been ablpped or driv
en to the Klamath project, and
It la estimated that HI, ODD head
of beef callle, 7,000 of which are
feeders, 70,000 lam ha, and 2:s,
000 head of awea, are being fed
on project farma and Tula l-ake
leaaa landa."
The second mention la a pic
ture of the concrete flume on
"C" canal, Klamath project.
W. O. Ida, for nine years man
ager of the Oregon State cham
ber of commerce, la mentioned
aa fnllowa:
"W. O. Ide, for nine yeara
manager of the Oregon Htate
chamber of commerce, has resinn
ed and will engage Independently
In colonisation work. The results
of his efforts In bringing Into
Oregon bundreda of new families
will stand aa a monument to bis
devotion to thla constructive
work. The Bureau of Reclama
tion extends to Mr. Ida Ita beat
wlabea for bla continued succesa.
The retirement of Mr. Ide la re
gretted by tbe Oregon State cham
ber, but tha land settlement
work will be continued where
It la deemed neceeaary or advtae
able. Thla work la regarded aa
particularly dealrable on all
reclamation projecta."
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21. UP)
Saniael 8. Eveland, 3, rhemlat
and Inventor, was found shot to
death today In bla Overbrook
home. Police announced It a '
suicide. 1
Circulars Announce
Bailey Candidacy
For Supreme Court
Clrculara announcing the can
didacy of J. O. Ilalley at tha May
10 primary for position number
three on the Oregon State Hu
preme Court have been mailed
from tha office of Ihe Ilalley for
Supreme Court Judge committee
In Portland.
Halley la II yeara of age, a
member of the firm of Perkins
and Ilalley In I'orlland. and baa
served two terma aa aut repre
aontatlve and one as state aenatnr
from Multnomah county. He la
a former assistant attorney gen
eral of Oregon. He aerved aa a
director of the Public Hchoola la
Portland from 1027 to 130.
He Is a gruduatea of the Har
vard school of law and has prac
ticed aln'o 107.
Floy B. Hilton
Asks For Divorce
Suit for divorce baa been filed
In circuit court by Floy B. Hilton,
aralnst Raymond A. Hilton,
whom aha married on May 4,
Cruel and Inhuman tieatment
la given as cause of action, and
the plaintiff aks that her maiden
name, Floy B. Conroy be reatored
to ber.
Maka money first then make
It laat by buying tha Classified
way.
TO EUGENE MEET
Veterans of tha World War
who aerved In the United States
heavy artillery from Oregon ara
Invited by Willamette Poat No.
I3, Vattrans of Foreign Wara
to attend a reunion at tha Eugene
Armory on Saturday evening,
January 10, at 1:10 p. m.
Tha reunion went over eo well
laat year that It waa decided to
make It an annual affair and all
Oregonlane who aerved In tha
heavy artillery, particularly tha
(5th and (Kth regiments, ara
Invited to attend.
A feed for which a charge of
fifty cents will ba made and an
entertainment and general good
time Is planned.
Major Walter W. Abbey of
Klamath Falls Is In charge of
Klamath and aska that any vet
eran wanting further Information
communicate with him at the
Motor Inn garage. Major Abbey
alatea that already a number of
veterans In Klamath have signi
fied their Intentions of attend
ing. Membera of tha reunion com
mittee ara ('apt. Pat Keopke.
chairman, E. N. Robertson. Vinal
Randall and Barney Miller.
Work Pictures To
Be Seen at Church
Moving pictures to Illustrate
tha auhjert Tha Values to ba
Found lo Work will ba ahown
Suaday evening at tha Commun
ity Congregational church. TMa
Is Ihe fourth of the series of
services given this month under
the general title True Valuea.
Tha picture Illustrating the sub
ject will ba The Farmer which
picture showing diversified farm
ing and the Industrialist which
ahowa the value ot education In
the conduct of Industry.
Rev. T. Davis Preston an
nounced that John Hellenlua, em
ployment manager of the Weyer
haeuser company will speak In
conjunction with tha Industrial
film. It la expected a prominent
local farmer will speak on tba
subject of the valuee to ba found
on tha land. Mlaa Lenore King
will be tha guest piano soloist.
Hymns will ba eung from lha
screen.
Book Report For
Month Shows ISO
Visitors a Day
Tba annual report ot the Klam
ath county library ahowa that
77.1(1 booka were circulated dur
ing 19.11, arrordlng to Mlaa Mar
garet Nye, librarian.
Thla number includea 11.000
bonks circulated by county branch
libraries, of which there are It
In the county. Two book van
routes ara also operated by Mlaa
Nye.
A total of 1.911 new booka
were added to the shelves of the
county library during tha yenr,
and an average of 1(0 vtnltnra
per day la ahown In tha report.
OBITUARY
ftpturae With Oust Mra.
Merwln Donelaon drove to Med
ford Thursday and returned later
In lha evening with Mra. William
Sweat and daughter Yvette. who
will be her guests tor aeveral
daya.
lava for Vacation Dr. and
Mra. Oeorge H. Merryman and
Mr. and Mra. R. R. Macartney
left Friday morning for Cali
fornia, whera they will spend a
two weeka' vacation. They ex
pect to apend most of tha time
In San Diego.
Ketunta From Kouth C. T.
O'Loughlln has returned to Klam
ath Falls after a business trip to
Loa Angelrn, and Downey. Calif.,
where ba vlslled Mr. and Mra.
Paul Dogardus.
norovrra From OiHrtJoa
Mra. K. K. Hooker, who under
went a major operation at Hill
side hospital laat week, waa mov
ed to her home on Eldorado
street Thurtday.
Out After lllneee Mrs. Lynn
Zimmerman waa able to ba out
Friday tor tha first time after
an attack of pneumonia.
FANMK MINKRVA IOKI
Fannie Minerva Lord, a resi
dent of thla city for the paat 10
yeara, paaaed away at ber lata
home In 1931 Melrose atreet. Fri
day morning al 8 o'clock, folio
Ing an Illness of two months. She
waa born la Merco county, Illl-
note. January I. llto. and aged
71 yeara 11 months and II daya
at tha time of death. She la sur
vived bv her husband. Harry C.
Lord, five daughtera. Mra. Doro
thy Burke, Mra. Walter Heifer,
and Mra. Allda Clarke, all of thla
city, Mlaa Jessie Love of Arkanaaa
City. Kanaaa. and Mra. Edith Mur
phey of Oakland. Calif.; tlx
grandchildren. Illllle and Raya
llurke, Mlnnn Heifer, Marie Mur
phay, Lacllle and Ephram Love,
and one great-grandchild, Mary
Lou Walsh. Tbe remains are In
tba gold room of tbe Earl Whit
lock funeral borne. Pine avenue
at Sixth, where frlenda may call.
Announcement ot funeral ar-
rangemenla will be made later.
The H. W. Poole Theatres
Pine Tree
Tonight la
AMATEUR
SHOW!
Cnmo und ere tlio "try
outa" and pick your favorite
On the Screen
Tom Keene
Tha new he-man atar In
a rodeo of speed and a round-'
up ot thrills!
"Freighters
of
Destiny"
LOOK OUT!
Frankenstein
Is Coming!
Rainbow
The Utile Honae With Tha
Big Pictures
Today and Tomorrow
MARION DAVIKS
JAMKH (il.KASON
POLLY MORAN
MAR1K I'RRVOST
In
"It's a Wise
Child"
II Rocked Broadway- with
Laughter for Solid Year)
Coming Sunday
Jack Holt
In
"Fifty Fathoms
Deep"
Prices 10c and 25c
NOW PLAYING
ATLAST-
A diMi al low In which
lh kauband gett j
kre.k! 1
mm
21t Annual
MASK
BALL
At Malin
Saturday, Feb. 6th.
Benefit
Malin Library
V6X
Beat Bound la Town
Sow Playing and Fads Bat.
The Big Parade
In Sound
Sun. Mon. Tuea. Wed.
Private Lives
with
Norma Shearer
RobL Montgomery
1932'a Beat Comedy
3 V C. 1 t)
jjj s!
TwVt if Thret't
CaaapiBT Not a
ttt Crowd
PLUS
Sjiecliil Request Program
MARIE OBENCHAIN
At tlieWurlltxor
and
"Romantic Journey"
Comedy New
Fri., Sat., Sun.
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