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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1934)
Jununry 80, 1934 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON PAGE nVD CITY BRIEFS Coming Events Till! oaleudar ut cuiolut vot has bon complied by lb cbain hsr ot oomnnrrt and Tb Herald Newt. It will b dvold to ( fairs ot publlo Interest Addi tions ar wlconied, January UU. Tuosdny President Itousovult lilrthduy bull at oihlhlt building. Jauunry 111. Wednesday. Eust Klamath Improvement club and auxiliary to hold banoflt card uurty In tin alub room. February 1, Thuradajp Lilttl Tbntr presentation, "Ton Nllbta In a llar-ruoin." t Pin Traa tbantro. -- Friday, DVuruart' II ; Wroelllug Legion ball, Oranta Puns li I K vi. Kluinulh Falla high at high tohoul gym nasium Bar. Saturday, February S Mlkulak' all-Btar baakstbiill taam from Unlvorlly ot Ortguu va. Waldorf at high achool gym naalum. Vebruarv fl. Turadav Regular meeting ol Lcagu ot Women Votar at 11 sou a. m. at tba chamber ot commerce. Sub ject tur dlaouaslon "Ulrlb con trol." Trlrtay, February 0 Paltoan J'.-T. A. dano at Follcan aohool, :00 o'clock. Cottage Mooting A Sottas mauling under tba aunilcea ot tb Lallur-Ly Salnta church will be bold Thursday evunlug, Fob runry 1. at 7: SO o'clock at tho home ot Mr. and Mr. Al Cump boll on the Morrill highway at Hagar. Following prayer service thore will bo a aoolal and pro gram, and rotrsahmunts will be ierd. All mninbera and frlonde Inrlled. nnnW S..T. A.Moinbora of tb Houloy blgh acbool student body and faoulty will be noma to mother and father of the Psr-ent-Teacheri association Wednes day ovtnlug. An Intarestlng pro gram, eoneletlng of a free bas kutball gam, a abort pluy, mualu and gumea to be followed by ro froshmimta, baa boon planned, and all parenta are cordially In Tiled. Tluuik Merchant Mr. 55. W. Dixon, president ot th Mill P. T. A., ha attended appreciation to all th merchant and Individ ual who o generously contrib uted to th aucces of the benefit dinner sponsored by tho P.-T. A. at tha cafeteria, and thaiika the women who conked and aorvod th dinner. The amount cleared from th affair totaled I4 4.9S. Lrarre for Horn Mr. Mary Rathfon of Tac ma, WoaU., who pent tho pal wok hero aa th gut ot her coualn. Ml father- Ine Oaylord of th Konnell-Klll atudlo, left Monday for ber north ern homo. Mia Oaylord accom panied ber coualn to Medford, and 1 ponding several daya In th valley city on buatne. Galloway to Npenk Francis V. Ualloway of The Ualloa will make radio talka Fob.'t'and I In favor of aoa lock on the Hon novlllo dam. II will apeak over KOAU Feb. 1 from 11:10 to 13:40 p. m: and ovor KEX from 9:1S to 9:80 p. ru. On Feb. 3 h will be heard oror KKX at 9:90 p. m. Leave for I,. A. Mr. and Mr. Charles O'Hrlun. former residents of thla city, have returned to Los Angnloa after a brief business trip hero. They were accompa nlcd on their return trip by Mr. and Mr. Jack Collin. BUSTER For Shoe Sale to be continued for few days more. Reg-. $5.00 Brown Suede Tics. Hi heel. Now 2 Pair Brown and Black Suode Pumps, French heel. Very dressy. Now 2 pair NATURALIZERS. Now 2 Pair Hundreds of other styles 2 pairs for the We have good sizes loft you ... if so you are Buster Brown Shoe Store Pair Cited to Court Jacob Bouttur and Marlon H, Frnloy wore oiled Into Juatlca W. U, IJurncH' court Monday for failure to possess opvrulora' llueuaus wlillo driving automobile. Doth wore usscHsod ainull court oonla and poriiillted to go on proiulau thoy will tuka tho upomtor' ex amination. Vlall Over Week l .id Mr. und Mia. Mario Mnrchl of Weed, Ciillf., apont tha week end vlelt- mg ut tho Homo or Mr. and Mr. U. Delia Coala of 2044 While avenue, Hie purent ot Mra. Mar ch!, who will bo rumnmbored ua Mia llltn t'nata before her mar riage Uoaoinber 2. Htolwer Win 11, fl. Senator Frederick Htnlwor hue telegraph ed the Klamath county ohiimbor of commons confirming tha re port that tha Lavu Mode national monument la to bo plunnd under control of the Crator Luke purk aervlce. Poatixiiie Danco Tho benuflt dance planned by tho M. I. A. of the Luttnr-Day Halnta church for the evening of Janury 20, ha bemi postponed until Fobruary t on account of thu danco bolng given to oclobrute Prealdent Hooanvelt'a blrtliduy. Examination Hot Ward Mc- Ruyuolda, auto opcrator'a llconae exam I nor, will bo horo Monday, Tuesday and Wedneaduy, Fob. C. ( and 7. between tho houra of 11 to 6, 8 to fi and 8 to 3 re spectively, to conduct oxuinlnu tlon In tho courthouao baacment. Returns to Iakovlw Mra, Charles Harvey loft tho lnt of th week for her horn In hake view after spending the puat two weeka vlaltlng with Mra. John Simmon at her Kaat Main stroot homo, He! urn to Milloquln Mlaa Lorclta Board ha returned to her borne at C'hlluiiulu after vla ltlng for levoral 'uy with her aunt, Mra. Anna McOorr r k, of 2220 Oarden avonue. ll.ll Parmila Dula McCor- mack, who I stationed at tho C. O. C, camp at Butte ran, apent th pant week ond vlaltlng bl parent, Mr. and Mr. Fred McCurmack. Drive to Crater Ike Mr. and Mr. Arthur Los and Mr. and Mr. John Alaway drove to Cra ter l.sko park Sunday. Thoy re ported an abuniiaiico or enow a tbe rim, Home From IUi City C. 8. Robertaon of 1885 Fremont treet returned borne early Bun day morula; from Ban Francisco, whore he made a bunlnos trip, Reynolds Huys I'arni Earl C. Reynolde haa purchased a ranch on tho Morrill road, nine mile aoulb of Klamath Falls, oppaslto tbe Uemon place. Visit at neatly Mrs. John Slinmona ot .1402 Kaat Main eircet anent tho wook end with relative at Really. Undergoes Operation Mrs Walter Hohlion of Morrill under went a major operation Tuesday at Klamatb Valley noapuni. Itotum From Kant J -hn Ber ry roturned Friday evening irom Indianapolis, lnd whom bo ve iled relatives for several months. Merrill at Crescent Rond mas ter Ouy Merrill went to Crescent on business Tuesday. BROWN $5.00 $5 90 $6.90 and colors. All on sale at price of 1 pair. and no doubt we' can fit one of the lucky ones. Wlllurd (luuata Included on the gueat Hat al the Wlllurd hutol Tuoaduy were tbe following reg istrants; W, urowiuy, Oakland; A. V. Murphy, Hcuttle; II. J. I.nw- ton, Oakland; A. J. McAdaine, Kugeno; J. Maaaow, Portland! A, II. Balluh, Portland; h. T. Itoblnson, (Irani Pans; F. A. Jonas, Portland; K. . I Barnes, Medford; Mr. and Mr. A. u. Binltb. Porlluiid; Rluncho II Ik- genhnthnn, Oakland; V. II. Mit chell, Portland! Mr. und Mrs, L. Miller, Han Francisco; Mr and Mrs, K. It. Ilrockon, Nuattl; K. A. Luoltey, Portland; F, F. l'ulmoiile, Suu Ffunclsco; II. (Inlilhnrg, l.o Angelca; J, F. Howard, Oakland. l'rouree lleimrled Superin tendent Fred petorson aula Tues day that satisfactory progress I being mad on CWA projoct No. 40. which provides fur painting and ro-docoratlng school properly ut scattered points throughout tho county. About 20 puliiturs uud helpors are nt work. Iluslne Visitor tioorga Hil ton, Jr., fluid Inspcotor for federal loan, wu a bualoeas visitor In Klamath Falla for short time Tueaday, Hlllon'a buadquartors I in Urania peas. I nave Hospital Mrs. Jeft Bean and buhy son, James How ard, have left Klamath Vulley hospital to rolurn to their bom at 4 30 Washington strait. IMurns From Nortli Mrs. M. J. O'Donnoll ha returned horn from Kvarett. Waab., where h wua caiiea oy tne ninoa ana death of her father. Theft TleiMirteil Theft of a blcyclo rrom Seventh und Oak streets has been reported to po llro bureau by E. A. Brown, 2DD6 Wlillo avenua. I'. T. A. Card flub The Fulr- haven Parent Teachers assocla tlon card club will moot In the school cufelorla Thursday at 1:30 o ciocg. Claim Agent Visit W. R. Sherman ot Portland I making a huslness visit to Klamath Kails. Sherman Is district claim agent for tho Orent Northern railway ItetuniH Prom Seattle Mrs. T. J. Towoy and chlldron hove re turned from Seattle wbore thov have spent the past mouth visit ing friend and relatives. Dorrls Visitor Mr. Maurice Crystal spent Monday In Khimath halls trom ber home at Dorrls, Judge Fee Extendi Temporary Order PORTLAND. Jan. 80. IP A tenjpornry order restraining Charles M. Thomas, Oregon nub. lie utilities commissioner, from enforcing salary reductions be has ordered for tho Paclflo Tel ephone A Telegraph company. was extonaod by ordor of Fed era! Judge James Alger Fee Monday. KDITOlt WEDS BAKER. Jan. 80. fPl Ber. nard Malnwaring, editor ot tho l)i mocrat-Horald bore, and Miss Jennie Lewis ot Pasadena, wsro married Monday at Covlna, Cal., friends hero havo boen advised. The ceremony was performed by tbe Itev. Francis M. Arant, pas' tor of tbe Christian church. HILDEBRAND HILDEBRAND, Ore. Tho Home Economics olub of the Hll dubrand grange sponsored a so cial ovonlng at tbe grange hall Jan. 18. The ovonlng was spent In cards, Ramos and skits. A pot luck lunch waa served at midnight to a large crowd. K. U, Trulovo of Klamath Falls wo transacting business In Hlldohrand Friday. Fred E. Peterson, county school superintendent, was a huslnosa visitor In Htldcbrnnd the first of tho weok. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rltter and children, Walter, Clara and Erwln, and Mrs. Knrollno Rltter visited Friday ovening with Mr. and Mrs. T. p. Michael and ion Marvin. Martin Oarrlck of Klamath Fall spont Wednesday night with Joseph Bmltb. Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Flnckua accompanied by Adam Weidman wera transacting business In Klamath Falls Wednesday. Karl KnnxInKor and Joseph Smith wore business visitors at Williamson River Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. K, Hnrtiler and children, John and Bessie, were transacting business In Kla math Falls Thursday. Mrs. W. H. Bliss of the Hllde- brnnd storo visited on Saturday with hor dnughtor, Mrs. C. A. Hrowor, ot uniry. S, K. Ilartxlor was a business visitor nt the Enille Egort ranch Wednosdny, A numhor of the farmers ot tho valloy have started plowing. Charlos Woolk and son. Carl nml Elmer, hnve been quite busy the past week hauling bay from the Harry Mills ranch, Mrs. S. K. Hnrtzler and son John were Bonania visitors Wed nesday. Rumania has more gypsies than any other country. New Theatre of the Stnrs Now Showing End Thursday John BARRYMORE with BEBE DANIELS DORIS KINYON, Onslow Stavant, Isabel Jcwtl, ThlmTodd,Mlvyn Ooualii, Mayo Malhot. ProducaoT by Cr(Ltsmml,Jr..from lh play by ELMER RICE. Dlrtctedby William Wyltr. Prti.nttd by Carl Lsammlt. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. Indiana Leave for Washington Levi Walker and Ben Mltoholl, representatives of th Klumath Indian tribe, loft for Washington, U. C.j Monday evening rflor wait ing for the tribal council to reacb a decision on proposed timber contracts, An ultempt to gat an extension of six months on tlmbur contract allotments and un ultempt to pro cure financial relief In tho form of loans under PWA for tho res ervation will bo two ot the mat ttrs to b taken up, according to Walker. Walker bss represented th Klamath tribe at Washington for the past several year. This will be the first term for Mitchell. nflcmi TALKS PRESENTED The first of th vocational talks being sponsored In the Klamath county high achool by the Klamath Fall Federation of Business and Professional Women wer prosonted before girl In tho schools of Merrill and Mnlln Monday afternoon and at Keno Tuesday afternoon. Tbe two speakers, Mrs., Gwen dolyn Wright, who discussed candy making,'' and Miss Joy Ev ans, who talked on Journalism, wore Introduced by Mrs. Isa bollo Brlxner. county school su pervisor and prasldont ot the Business and Professional Wo men's club. At Keno Tuesday, Mr. Anno Early discussed hotel management. Speakors will visit tbe blgb acbool at Chlloquln Wednesday and the school at Henley and Bonanza on Friday afternoon. The talks will be given tour days a week throughout the month ot Fobruary, and a list of the speaker will be announc ed later. TULE LAKE TULELAKE, Calif. Tulelake auxiliary to Post 104 of tbe Amorlcan Legion met Tuesday night at the Legion ball with 16 members present. At the next regular meeting which will be held on Feb. 13, eaeb woman will bring a box auppcr. These boxes will be suc tioned to the Legion boys pres ent and tbe proceeds will go Into tho auxiliary treasury. . James W. Butler of Ukiab, Calif., is spending tbe winter at the borne of bis aunt, Mrs. A. W. Mackln of Tulelake. Mlsa Blllle Bnrke will leave soon tor San Francisco where she will take up a course in nurse's training. A party was given tor her Friday nigbt at the Legion hall by a number of ber friend. A largo crowd en Joyed the evening of dancing. Tulelake P.-T. A. will give a father and sou banquet at tbe school house at one o'clock Sunday. . Fred Taylor was a business visitor in Yroka on Thursday. L. 8. Newton, Siskiyou county superintendent of schools, waa at Tulelake on Sunday attending to school business. Tommy Hopkins of Klamath Fall spent the week end visiting his Utile friend, Phil Taylor of Tulelake. In biding their kill tor a fu ture meal, tiger prefer to drag It up hill rather than down. mm Now Jfmyurig: "YV 'MAN yrZySmtl .KING - few v fen PRIVATE JFEOF HENKYVIin a icnw j Now Playing! afW innsr SING' I 111 At II II V What I Kf 1 wwie Added I mm a : Today Duke Decorates Ilf - - t";vS i i r Absence of ber prince did not prevent Barbara Hntton from re ceiving a royal welcome In Honolulu, on her way to Japan. Tbe Wool worth belress Is shown here as abe was decorated with the Hawaiian lol by Duke Kehanamoka, former world-famed swimmer. acaaaeaBsi i i i i i mi aaasssgaasaaaa Ma President's Mother Recalls Incidents of ' By MARY E. PMTMMER NEW YORK, Jan. SO, UPt Mr. James Roosevelt today re called the first birthday of "my boy. Franklin." While the nation celebrated his fifty second anniversary, the president's mother remembered the sunny upstalra room In their bouse on tbe Hudson the room where Franklin was born. It came near being a dark day that January day fifty two years ago. For, as the presi dent's mother recalled In ber book published last year, "whn be was born I was given too much chloroform,- and It was nearly fatal to ns both. "The nurse said she never ex pected the baby to be alive, and was surprised to find that he was." , He was born In their own borne tbe long, rambling house at Hyde Park to which Sara Delano came as a bride. One never went to hospital In those days. "Anyway," aaya Mrs. Roose velt, "I think It's nicer for a baby to be born. In bis own home." She never dreamed then that ber aon would be president. That was the last thing she ever Im agined for him. What was her ambition for him? Very simple, she says. "To grow to be like his father straight and honorable. Just and kind, an upstanding American. Not only aa he la now, but Dollar Princess LV-'vl aX V K' 7 5L ' Son's Boyhood a he waa then a baby, "plump, pink and nice" (he see her son today. Bhe think, too, of bla Welsh pony: ot tbe "sailboat" he and hia playmate built In the top of a tree, and hla early declara tion, "IB a seafaring man." Pictures from his boyhood re cur; such pictures as tbe time when ane admonisnoa mm, "Franklin, where is yonr obedi ence?" and he grinned, "My obedience ha gone upstair for a walk." She sees, too, that more sig nificant scene, a- foretaste of his execntlve life to come, when she said, "don't give all the or ders, Franklin." And her son, digging a fort with a . playmate, answered, "Mummle. If I didn't give the or ders nothing would happen. Home of Portland Nurseryman Burned PORTLAND, Jan. 30, (P) Fire, which police believe may have been set by two men seen running from tbe place, destroy ed the S 10,000 home of Peter Vran, a nurseyrman, here before dawn today. An Omaha woman's claim for a 150,000 legacy rest on the word "happiness." Bnt many suits for larger amounts rest on the word promise. fflhte 3 aye HERE January i almoat gone and if one of yonr resolutions was to operate in the New Year on a family budget plan, you have already experienced many of the temptations to abandon it Indeed, the first 30 days are the hardest for budgeteers I It takes courage and patience and careful planning to live by the budget. There's no question about that! And one of the most vital essentials is careful buying. The first principle of careful buying is daily study of the advertise ments in your newspaper. Within its columns the trade of the world parades before your door, in those moments when you are considering your own needs, at the time you can balance your desires and your resources. You can make comparisons pause, consider, decide at your own convenience! ' Nothing can be more helpful to you in making your dollars go farthest than the opportunities and economies revealed to you through tho advertisements in this newspaper. FEATURE OF PLAY Bull and dreaaea ot th period around 18D0 will coatume tb cast of "Ten Nights In a Bar- Room, which will he presented Thursday night at the Fine Tree theatre by tbe Little Theatre guild. The costumes are authentic In fact, some wer worn by peo ple ot that day, a I seen by tbe old-fashioned material, th oc casional darn and threadbare pot. Tb entire outfitting waa done by a San Franclaco costum ing company which pride Itself on Ua elaborate perfection of de tail, and while considerable cost was entailed, the Little Theatre guild felt that the spirit and sin cerity of the play could better be expressed If tbe costume wro In keeping with their effort. Most colorful of all ar the men' vest of fancy, bright col ored velvet; the variegated hues In their boot-strap trousers, and their ruffled onffs and shirt front will supply the audience with Interest. Tbe men's hats are of th stove-pipe variety, and come In several colon, including green, blue, black, brown and gray. Tbe coat are either cut away or Prince Albert In style. The women ciotnea are not so Interesting, In that they are most sedate. Mehltable, the sen timental girl, gayly dressed In pastel organdy, with a flowered hat and a little black parasol. But Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Slade, while their costumes are abso lutely authentic, move serenely In full skirts and tight bodices. Little Mary' coatume ot pink flowered organdy la typical of the little girls' dresses ot (0 year ago. In an endeavor to o autnanue to the last detail, the costumes in th last act, which occura ten years later than those preceding It. are of a style exactly ten year later than the clothes worn earlier In the play. To carry out tbe color or tne period, ushers In tbe theatre will be costumed in tbe atyle ot istu alao. . i ' ' ; Court House Records (Monday) Divorce Salts Filed Vivian Moore versus Leonard Moore, Plaintiff charges deser tion and asks for the custody of minor child. Other Suit Filed . Meblus and Drescher company versus Alex Vlahos. Amount in volved. S493.03. William Wisner versus William Johnson. Plaintiff asks for a writ of review from the Tulelake Justice of peace court. Justice of Peace Court Marlon Fraley charged with falling to procure an operator's license pleaded guilty. Sentence delayed. Coldup Ludice Colonbero paid a tine ot $5 on a charge of oper ating a car with Improper license plates, Jacob Seutter pleaded guilty to charge ot failing to procure oper ator s license. Sentence neia up to February HTnisfGti: Ai?e fiBae Transfer Company Changes Quartern Tha Klamath Falls Trenalar and Storage company, oparated by Mr. and Mr. M. J. Young, ha been moved from the former warehouse It tatlon on Spring treet to the building at Fourth treet and Klamath avtnu for merly occupied by th oounty re lief commissary, 'W have leased th building at 400 Klamath avenu and ara now ready for bualnosa, bavins moved the past week-end," Youiit announced. E Llnuor was told In dining ear on Great Northern train Wed nesday tor tbe first time line 1917. according to O. N. Christ opherson, Great Northern general agent here. Bourbon, Bootoh Wblsklai, gin and champagne ware to be bad on tne smpira Builder between Chicago and tba North Dakota-Minnesota state line, but west ot Fargo tbe of' ficlal death knell ot prohibition has not aa yet been rung by th respective states. Liquor al- , so Is sold In the dining car of Great Northern train running; between the Twin Glue ana Winnipeg, and between the Twin Cities and Dulnth, Mr. Christ opherson said. The sale of I.I beer Is now permitted In all th state tra versed by th Great Northtrm Service Company , , Appeals Decision SALEM, Jan. 80. Uh Tha Oregon-Washington Watsr Serv ice company service tlld notice In circuit court hero Monday that It waa appealing to th su preme court the decision given by Circuit Judge L. O. Lewelllng, December 6. 1933, lit which the court held tha 32,500,000 bond Issue and water purchase charter amendment passed by Salem vot er In December, 1981. . The output of artificial illk la estimated to be more than threa time that of the natural variety. There are nearly ISO British peers without son. I- The ring-tailed eat of tha southern United States la not a cat, bnt a relative of the raccoon- How One Woman Lo.t 10 Lb. In at Wook V KT-a Ttatt V.nariAlra 9 TlaTtnn. writes: "I am using Kruscben to reduce weight I lost 10 pound In one week and cannot say too much to recommend It." To take off tat easily, safely and quickly take one bait tea spoonful ot Kruschen in a gins of hot water every morning be fore breakfast an 85o bottle lasts 4 weeks Get it at Whitman Drug Co., Star Drug Co., Under wood Pharmacy or any drug store In America. It thl first bottle falls to convince yon thla la the easiest, safest and surest way to lose fat money back. J NKWS NOVKI.TV rOMKBV