March 19, 1934
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH 'FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FTV
CITY BRIEFS
Hera for Vacation Kenneth
Thiiinui, son of Mr, mid Mm.
Churlus Thomas of 3 1 0 ti Want
litnil nvauuu, nrrlvud homo Inst
wonk-und to onjoy a 10-duys vsca
lion Imro wllli pitronts, Kim
x notli atU'iirti tliu University of
Oregon, llo wot accumpunlud
hum hy Molvlu Hay, formur
ti'miliar In tlio clly schools hum,
who will visit with f rleiuU.
Out on Hull (Inn Hilita ot
Morrill U out on $101) bull not In
Morrill lusllc court, Hugo spout
Hiiturdiiy nliilit In tlio county
jnll. Tho complaint aKitlnst hi in
in simicd by J. A. Codriiilst of
Twin Full, Idaho, who ululiued
Hugo's automobile slduswlpad the
(Jodarqulst machine.
Kltuiuitu Make Payment
County Troasuror Ooorgo 1'. Ty
lor sluted Monday ha wan mady
to mnko paymonls on bond Inlor
st fulling duo prll 1. To Nuw
York ha will rwmlt 16,0Ut ou
county bonds, and to bond hold
on puyuiunla will ba made haro
totullnic 11040.78.
Tonsils Itwioved Proston and
Richard Klinbol mid Juan llar
rlntttnn of Mdford, submitted to
opnrntloiia lor the removal of
tonsils and adonolda at Houlo
aaiilturiuni on Saturday, March
17.
lMurna to Work Uon Wood
of tlio Mniitll Drug company ro
turned to hi) pout Monday morn
ing aftor abaenc ot over a wmk.
Mr. Wood has Just recovered
from a luvtiro lllneas.
t'liili'i-gom 0M'ritlon Mr.
Pole Zouiikk of 3'it Commercial
streot, undorwmit a major opera
tion al Hillside hospital Moudny.
IVnva lloplliil Mrs. 0. E.
Mitchell and baby daunhlor, Uar
bnra Joan, rnturiifid to th"lr homo
at Algoma Monday.
Una flporatlo n Cordelia
Craln. 12-yr-ld daughlor of
Illco Crnln of thin city, undorwont
no operation for appendicitis
Monday at B'ulo anllarlum.
fniuir
VlCKS
VOR ATONE
a bttttr mouthwash
at a tig saving
;i-i'x'.iiiB-r.u-ni
Coming Events
Thli enlondar of coming events
hai boon compiled by tlio cliuin
bor of oommnrco and flm Herald
Nows. It will b dorotod to at
fnlri of publlo Interest. Addl
tloui aro wulanmod,
Mnrcli BO, Tuesday
Regular mooting of tlio Klam
ath l.ougua of Woniuii Volors at
11:00 o'clock In tlio aliamhor of
oomuiorco rooms. All woman of
tlio city Intorestod In work ot tlio
loniiua aro luvltod to attond.
Itngulur inootliiK of tno i.uiikuo
of Womon Voturs nt 11 o'clock
at tlio chuinbor ot coi orco.
Murili 112, Tliursriuy.
First In a aorlna of contract
bridge partloa to bo hold by Joseph
Connor Card club at 2:00 o'clock
at tho aoliool, For reservations
call Mri. Francos Ulon. 1B&7-W.
March 211, Friday
Annual Bprlng irualilon ahuw
to bo presented by Klamnth
ralla Federation of Dualnoaa
and Profosslonul Women it
tho Pelican theatre.
Annual aprlng bonoflt dunoe
foettvnl nt llouloy gymnasium,
Mnrrli 114, Huturday
Elks I.oil ko bull tor mombnre
and Invited trlonda at the Elks
Toniplo.
March SI. Saturday 1
Contain Carl Von Hoffman will
giro an African travologuo at tho
Klamath union mtih acnooi unuur
tho' auaplcoe ot tho Womon'i lil
brnrv club.
Looturo by Captain Carl Van
Hotfmort. world travolor and ad
venturer, given nnder the aus
plena of tlio Library club. At tho
auditorium of Klnmnth Union
high achool at 2:00 o'clock.
Second unuual April Fool Duat
ot tho 20-30 club at tho Wlllard
hotel.
April S, Thursday
Fishing snon opena.
April O. Friday.
' Vlaltlng muni bora ot the East
era Star to be aponaora 'or a
card party to bo held Friday
ovenlng, April (, at the Masonic
ball. Publlo la Invited.
April 7, Kalurdny
D. P. W. Cilro club to hold
rummago nolo at MB Main itroot.
April 1U, Thursday
T. L. S. dance nt Wlllard
botol.
Pellrsn P..T. f The Pollcan
I'.-T. A. will hold Ita election
Wednraday aftornoon at 2:00
o'clock. Mra. Ida Momyor Odoil
will be principal eprakur. A. mini
mi program alao will bo preaont
Itcturna fur Knali-r Klmor
lliinrv, aon of Mr, and Mra. L. K.
lloury, 2004 Uurdon atroot, has
ritturuud lioino to apiina spring
vacation with hla pnrunta. Ho l I
a studmit In chomlral anglnoerliig
at Oregon Btttto collogo,
Hnriiriliiii Viirallnii Chandlor
tlorry, ami of Mr. and Mra. H. It.
Hurry, 210D ltucluiuiitlon street,
line rottirnad homo to apond tlio
Kuatur vacation Willi hla purnnla.
llo la a atudent at Unlvoralty of
Oregon.
EVENT SCHEDULED
Buturday night. March 21, la
tho date aet for the aecond nn
nuul April Fool Iluat of th
20-20 Club. The dance will be
hold In the ballroom of the Wll
lard llotul and guemta are naked
to wear old clothes. The llnat
hold laat April proved to be
roul Biiccoaa and the tlmme ot
that dance will be carried out In
llila,
Pritci will be offered to the
counle wearing tho moat docroplt
. . . . .
Muilo lliialnoaa Trip John clothoa and uiao to tno coupie
flliniuona ot lloutty wua a bual- dlapluylng the moat originni coa-
nnaa vlallor In Klumoth Fulla lute tumea. rne uaiiroom win us
luat wok. Ho wua accompanied Upoclally docorated for the oc-
i.v lii irnt hiir-lii-law. A bort caaion ana exceneni muaio ii
Fluril In Court Joaeph Sllvoy,
arroatod In Hon In Sixth atroot
Huturdny night on rockloaa driv
ing churgua, wua fined 2G In
Juatlco court. Tlio Judge remit
tal 1C of the flno.
montha and I daya. Surviving la
the wife, llnlnn Kattiryn George.
Kuneral eervlcne will be hold
Tuoaday at 1:20 p, m. In the
Chupol of the Earl Whltlock
Kunnrul Home, . Pine atreet at
Hlxih, with the Roverend Arthur
C h a r I e a ilatoa of the Flrat
Chrlallan church officiating, to
which frleuda are Invited. Com
mitment lervlcee and Interment
l.lnkvllle cemetery.
EDUCATION FILMS
DUFFS SPONSOR
FAMILY NIBHT
rtlioadea.
Hun N'amril Wlllard Frank,
lina boon anlnctod by Mr. and
Mra. B. 8. ItobliiHon, 614 Hprlug
atreet, aa Ilia nnuie for tholr In
fant aon, born roconny at inn-
aide hoapltul.
HURRY
Last Times Today
"Flying Down to Rio"
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llllilKlirnnil Put lout Thomaa
Kgan of lllldobrand la a patient
OT Klamath Vulloy boapltal,
whore ho la receiving medical
truntmont.
promlaed,
The dance committee U com-
poaed of Hoy T. Premo, chair
man, naulati'd by Ernoat Smith
and Lloyd Solby, Invltatlona to
the affair will be mailed the
flrat of the week to trlonda and
prospective momtiBra, and will
uliio bo obtalnablo from any mom-
tor ot the club.
By CITY STORE
Rnturiu Home Oene Bhufolt
haa roturned to bla home on
Wuntland evonuo aftor vlaltlng
for aome tlmo In Tacoma and So-1
attlo with rolallvoa and frlendi.
At Crracrnt City Dr. L. L.
Truox wont to Crnacont City over
tlio wotk-ond. Mra. Trunx will
Tourlat attractlona of the Bhae-
ta-Caacado Wondorland area, In
cluding Klamath and Lake coun-
rnmnln at tlio count city tor aomo tica, are to be displayed to the
tlmo. public at San Franclaco In the
Market atreet wlndowe of the
Twine Named Mr. and Mra. Emporium, a huge department
Ifnnry Oorucr have choaon the itore.
namea Margaret and Marilyn for Tne chamber of commerce has
thrlr twin glrla born recently at
lllllaldo hoapltul.
At Itoioie ltlvrr Mr. and Mrs.
I.oo Koiiuiidy Mlaa Jcaale Ken
nedy and Until llloom of Klamath
Fulla wore at ltoguo ltlver Hun-
day.
TO SEEK OFFICE
received a request to prepare
phofngrapha and other materials
for Klamath county's part of the
display. Manager Stanley of the
Wondorland aaaoclatlon aald he
regarded It aa one of the best op
portunities the group has ever
had to exhibit the attractlona of
tbla region to the public.
Funeral
Harry Jarbrao I-ynian
Hurry Jarbeau Lyman, for the
last nine years a reaident of the
Cblloquln district, passed away
at bla residence Sunday at 2:40
n. m.. following an Illness ot
four months duration. He was
DIBBER, Calif. March 17.
r,ll..tn.. I Vitllinv nt f jnVnnt
ftnlillx .nnminpBmnnl Prl- DUUTB Ol miuiiwu, .
.... .i... ... .m ... . i I at the time of his deuth wos
l.ajr i.iu. wm. - .. ..... r- .... , ,il, aA 19
n nn tltla wni. M . fl U H I' m - -I U I'M U " J ' . " " "
" . I.i a..rll.
hlvman from thn hllire SOCond. uu'
district, comprising Modoc, Las
sen, Plumas. Sierra, Trinity,
Hliaulo and Siskiyou counties.
Tlio oisinci naa oeou vu ,fl Q two sonli Har.
reprosentntlon In the assembly 8 of chlloquln 5nd
aluco Asacmblyman Albert F. fc Lyman of Plne Rdge. Ore.
Rosa waa appointed auperlor . . rcsoeclfully invited
Judge of Shasta county oy oov- . -itend the funeral services
ernor ltolpb last May. . . ,nl. u., i T.vman to
Fulcher rccolved about two-i, l.u ninnnMrfiv mnrnlnr at
thirds ot tho total vote cast for 8ttCre(j Heart church where a
assemblyman In tho 1922 prl- , will be celebrated
mary election, tho domocrats ... renose ot bla soul com-
drnfllng him aa their nomlneo m.n.iuK at 9:oo a. m. with the
Surviving are tho wife,
Mrs. Delohlne Lyman ot Fine
Ulrica. Ore., two daughters. Mrs,
In. J. Brandt of Portland, ana
Miss Jeneva Lyman 01 fine
A orogram of Interesting edu
catlonal motion picture reels re
leased hy tho extension depart
ment of Oregon State college Is
being presented over the county
bv County Clnb Leader Frank
Soxton. The plcturea will remain
In the county for several days,
and the exhibitions will be tree.
Everyone In tbe community la
Invited to attend tbe plcturea,
The future schedule baa been
announced by Sexton aa follows:
Chlloouln. March 19. at 7:20
o'clock; at Falrbaven, March 20,
at 7:00 o'clock; at Honley, March
21. at 7:20 o clock.
Attendance naa neen gooa ni
each showing to date, sexton
lated. Tltlea of the reels are
The Oregon 400-hen Flock;
Camp Plummer, a 4-li ciud pic
ture; The Lumber Industry;
Mnxlco: ni Trees of California
and Quality Milk. Abont five of
the subjects are ahowed each
evening.
Officials to Confer
on City Problems
Problems ot vital Interest to
this cltr and other communities
of Oregon will ba taken np at the
League ot Oregon Cities eonven
tlon to be held at the University
ot Oregon. Thursday, March 22
according to word received here
from Herman Kehrll. executive
secretary ot the lcagne. Officials
from every section of Oregon will
be In attendance. Invitations
hare been sent to the following
In Klamath Falls.
Mayor, Willis E. Mahoney: city
recorder, Clifton Richmond; treas
urer, Ruth O. Bathiany; city at
torney. A. L. Leavltt; city englc-
eer, E. A. Thomas; chief ot po
lice, J. R. Shaw; chief ot fire de
partment, A. W. Bardell; build
Ing Inspector, Fred Aherns
health officer, H. C. Hartman
meat and dairylnspector, Dr.
H. Hartman; auditor, O. H,
Langslet; eouncilmen, Marlon
Hanks. J. E. Hosklng. J. J. Kel
ler, Cbas. Thomas and J. B. Van
Camp.
Monday evening was designat
ed as family night at tbe First
Methodist church where the uurr
Irish Trio is opening lis tnira
wiwk of services. It offer an
attractive gift to the family with
the largest representation, in
cluding either or both parents
and children. Several features ot
the service will center in var
ious phases of borne and family
life and another large attend
ance la expected.
The lamest attendance yet to
assemble heard the Duffs on Fri
day and Sunday nights. Tbe aux
iliary auditorium was opened and
fiilnri to caoacltr Sunday night
Walter Duff, Jr., apoke on the
subject, "A Crooked Politician
Ud a Tree." several muaicoi
numbers leatnrea m service.
Th. tnrre senior chorus eom-
Dletelv tilled tne space auoieo
to It,
Vnllnwlnr the regular service.
brief after aervice was held
hv the Duffs with a large group
of young people. Upon the pre
aentation of tbe challenge of the
Christian life many were seen
to respond dnrlng tne various
anrlrM nn Snndav.
On Monday noon the Dnffs
occupied the program period at
th. ijivmen'a club at the First
Presbyterian church. Walter Duff
will be the speaker at the Thurs
day Klwanla meeting. The meet
ings in tne cnurcn wero an
nounced to continue dally be
ginning at 7:20 o'clock.
ferent shades ot blue. Window
sills are black bakellte. The
chairs are trimmed In aluminum
and the aeata are upholatered In
a golden brown tapestry. The
floor haa a harmoniously colored
Isle stripe, Window shadea are
Venetian blind design and cur
tain rollers are entirely conceal
ed. The simplicity ot the entire
decorative scheme creates a
pleasing atmosphere of restful
beauty.
ARTISTRY ENTERS
SUBJECT OF TALK
"Cnba and Our tatln Amer
ican Relations" will be the sub
ject of a talk to be presented be
fore the League ot women voters
Tuesday morning by Mra. w. it,
Bovd. Mrs. Boya uvea in cen
tral America for a number of
years, and her paper will contain
number ot Interesting person'
al experiences.
Don Fisher, of the teaching
staff ot Klamath Union high
school, will also present a talk
at the Tuesday meeting, taking
for his subject, "The Crisis In
Education."
Both of tbe topics are Included
npon tbe national study program
for tbe League ot Women voters,
The meeting beglna at 11:00
o'clock, and all women ot the city
who are Interested In the work
of tbe organization are invited to
attend. ,
RVhanrm's Petitions In Arth
ur Schaupps petitions wnicn
wonld place his name on tbe pri
mary ballot lor circuit luage,
have been filed at tbe count
clerk's office. Checking ot the
namea with the reglatered voters
list Is underway.
TAX OOLLECTlOn
TURNOVER LARGE
A turnover ot It95, 201,94, the
largest aver tnsda by th las
eollector'a ottlc to th county
troasurer, waa received Saturday
afternoon, according to an an
nouncement from county Treas
urer George Taylor.
A check for 430,1SI.. Klam
ath county's tax due th atat
for the quarter, was mailed Sat
urday to Salem by th treasurar.
This quarterly tax eomei da on
April i.
Current expense warrant D
to and Including February 14
wore called this week end by
th county treasurer.
Barnes In Salem Stat Polio
Sergeant Marlon Brne wai la
Salem Monday to attend a peace
officers meeting.
What SHE TOLD
WORN-OUT HUSBAND
OHB m!4 aav nprmalurt him
(or hla nu of umpar his "all
In" complaints. But wtealy she
taw In htalraquent colds. Bis
"fantd out"7 on adm" condl.
tkm lha vary troubla aha bartalt
had whlppid. Cowllpattoal The
nwitn
Pi
very morning if.
morninc
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bima-II Mailt k.
am Oiaal..dataahU.a1.J i,
nnwic mauve ana come
nvt worea fenur, tnor-
outmr, aatsraur.it atinv
alatcstha sliminalWs
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Modern Art entered the field
of rati car constrnctlon on Union
Pacific's new stream line train
which will arrive in Klamath
Falls and be on display from
2:20 nntll 10 o'clock Thursday,
March 22. The exterior is an
unusual blending of golden
brown and canary yellow separ
ated by a narrow red stripe
which extends the entire length
of the train and accentuate the
stream-lined effect. The interior
Is striking In its simplicity. Th
color scheme la blue, shading
down from a nearly white cell
ing, through the lighter shades
of blue to a dark blue below
the window sills. There are hori
sontal bands of polished alum
inum showing between the dif-
SACRIFICE SALE
30 CABINS
APPLY
CHAS. HINTON x
SERVICE STATION
Altamont Camp Ground
although he had declared himself
a republican candidate. He was
narrowly defeated by Koss lor
thn renubllran nomination and
made no furthor campaign for
K.ND8 TODAY
"Massacre"
TOMORROW
lJm Margaret
rXf-;Si ""NTrV1 itl th last
V t'JAV.V &VMJA four monthi
im-M ot Knoxviii
VVt : f f,Vl the time of
mm
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BRDhEN
DREAMS
ftANDOlPH SCOTT
MAQTHA SLUPEtt
ENDS TODAY
"TOO 11U8T TO WORK"
TOMORROW
Reverend Father F. L. Gela of
ficiating. Interment will taxe
place In Mt. Calvary Memorial
park. Recitation of the Rosary
will be conducted Tuesday night
at 7:30 p. m. In the Cbapei oi
tho Earl Whltioca r unerai
Home, Pino street at ixtn, witn
Roverend Father F. L. Gela of
ficiating. Friends Invltea. Ar
rangements are under the direct-
Ion of tho Earl wnuioca ruu-
eral Home.
MnrEaret Carr
Carr. a resident of
Francis Park district tor
two years, passed away
city Monaay at i."
following an Illness of
She was a native
e, Tennessee, and at
her death was agea
months and 16 days.
Surviving are tM husband, C. N.
Carr ot Klamath rails: mree
dnughtors, Mrs. AnnaDene Aim
ers, Klamntn raua; aire. m..
Armstrong, Morrisviiie, nufuun
and Mrs. Link Williams, Ohero-
kee, Oklahomn, aiso two aoua,
Frank Carr, Jordan Valley, Ore
gon, and John Carr, Welser,
Idaho. Funeral services will be
h-lrf Tnnsdav at 2:00 D- m. in
tho chapel ot the Earl Whltlock
Funeral Home, Pine street at
Sixth, with the Reverend Arthur
Charles Bates or me r inn.
Christian church officiating, to
which friends are invueo.
nittment services and interment
Llnkvllla cemetery.
Horry H. George
Harry H. George, tor the lnBt
four years a resident or mis
city, passed away saturaay. no
was a native oi roiisumu,
sylvonla, and at tno time oi ois
death was aged 4a years
OPENS
TUESDAY
GREAT
CAST
GREAT
MUSIC
GREAl fef
SETS ll x Jf
GREAT fj 1
SHOW Jh 'T"
fiiitmisimiidiril
mm
A .Three Days (ougrt
Is Your Danger Signal
Don't lot them get a strangle
hold. Fight germs quickly, ureo-
mulsion combines i major ueipa
In ono. Poworful but harmless.
Plonsnnt to take. No narcotics.
Ynur own druggist la auinonzeu
m rnfnnd your money on the
spot if your cough or cold is not
relieved Dy ureomuision. uu.;
New VOX
NOW
Theatr of the Stan
SHOWING ENDS WED.
YOU
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HAY R0BS0N
liKWIM HiO.NK-ilKAN PARKER
News Charlie Chaae Comcy
A BIG SURPRISE
is in store for yoa. Not in tbe appear
ance of the range alone although that
will be a pleasant surprise too. This
surprise has to do with YOUR own
ership of an electric range. Wouldn't
it be wonderful to actually own, and
use iu your own kitchen a new, nod- -era,
Hotpoint, automatic, electric
range? When you hear what eur
talesman has to tell you about your
ownership of this latest Hotpoint
range you will scarcely be able to be
lieve your own ears. Finished i '
gleaming porcelain, the beauty and
style of this range is unexcelled. You
can now be free from the extra hours
of kitchen duty, for "pot watching"
is unnecessary when electricity it
your cook.
There really IS a surprise in store
for you. Come in, look at the range
and ask the salesman about it. It will
be a VERY pleasant one, we assure
you.
aluM t''ainwwaSil,liliiinHii
, Cookery
i is Fast and I
ELECTtIC RANOI
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
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